Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-22

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Lander shat have al opportunity of
electinY a Senator from amor Y her
W citizens, to take the seat now &C.
cupied by Major Mccoy, whose term
is about to ex ire. AS Eureka does
not become a county until after the
adjournment of the present Ieyisla-
ture. we do not see how MIR. Cassidy
eau represent Flu eka county in that
body. There was a constitutional
difficulty in legislating a imam out of
the office of Senat )r the members of
the L. gislature got over it as thew
best could /; and we do not see that
Austin Is at all out and injured" by
the arrangement.
THE PROMENADE CONCERT.-The
ball last evening was we'll attended,
and the vocal and instrumental
music offered was of the first order.
EnJo.f meit was pictured on the faces
OF all present, vino went through the
various, o Inents Of tue dance with
spirit and pleasure. The vocal per-
~fnr,iiaiIceS OF the first part of the en-
tertaiiLi.ent consisted of a duet,
The Lear and the FOun aim" bv
MeSSrS. Morgan amt keyes, which was
stAuS ClllCIlI.
Der me-" from the q EZRA OF the 'DOhe-
n,ian Crib Mrs. Lander, sung with
much feeling the Old Sexton"
sang with great acceplatiOn Dy Mr..
Slnnsnn: 'rde Wnipp, orwill," by
Miss Meyers. accompanied by herself
on Inc piano, and produced with "a
sweet. birdlike, delicate intonatiOn
which proves her to lie a mistress OF
the art of singing. as well AS Il good
performer. ON that instrument ; fol-
lowed by Mr.. Morgan with II ballad,
Sull thine own" This concluded
the first part. Tie second part COM
ne ccu with 20 We tears" from The
opera of "Er,#ni;' f liz Ell byl ialio
solo, b. Miss II yers ; aSc,tch baliau,
"y Mr.. Fitzpatrick !: and concluded
witt, a . & Gail Me Thine Own"
from the French opera Of "L'Erlair,"
by Mrs. Lander. Tue vocalization
a.id ms rIInentati0n were c%Onsidera-
bly, aiuet IN Effect by the new sound
ing board for the orchestra, recent,
constructed in a recess of The hall.
We inspected the tables spread at the
Eureka and San Francisco Restau-
rants, for the delectation of the dan
GERS at interniiS>iOn, and saw u fca I
the like of which the heather gods of
"''tilottN h'NSi @ia'''N W. u ooiiS-
ing Was kept up until an early hour
OF the morning.
TIE MoURSERS' BENCH."-Inthis
stag-haunted country, the above
named institution is a fixture i'm the
ball room, and is always full. The
wear long faces, presenting
II picture of disappointment border
ing on despair. Their haggard coun-
tenanceS may sometimes I've recOg-
niZed as belonging to individuals who
are generally cOldlv treated by the
fair sen ON such occasions; among
others may frequently le seen the
w~oe-begone faces of "Threc-toed
Big-nosed Yawcup," Coal
OH Billy" Honest SAM" and a
dozen or two others. They sometimes
make a sudden break for the purpose
of asking if they may have the ex-
treme pleasure of your company in
the next quadriile," but they are fire.
quently repulSed, and obliged to re-
treat c%restfallen to the "Mourners'
Bench" Sgine Of the rejected mes,
who shall I've nameless. have been
known to solace themselves for their
disappOintments by taking a "shavt-
down" with partners in a hi,rdy-
That's better, however, by a
long way, than taking cold pizen."
PHENIX AFFAIRS.-Mr. j. Nj. Rob
er,son, agent of the Board Of Trus-
tees, having fulfilled his mission as
f ,r as he was able to do so. has de-
,arted for San Francisco !: but we nm
derstand that a member of the Board
is on the way here, fully empowered
to act for the company. and to settle
all its affairs in a satisfactory man.
ner. Meantime, the creditors have
generally signed the agreement for a
which was presented to
them by Mr.. Robertson, and the few
who have not signed will probably
do 50. 1t is certainly very desirable
that this company should be relieved
from its embarrasInents,. and al
lowed to work out its salvation, which
they wish all opportunity to DO.
"H."-We have received a note
from the individual who signs the
above initial to communications in
the Austin paper. denying the author
ship ui the article in the RereiUe from
s.VeritaS," criticised in yesterdays
SENTINEL. We accept the fact as
stated, and are taught hv it that there
i, one more vain youny man i'm Eu-
reka who likes to see his fifth-rate
school-boy compositions in print, but
knows enough, to send them to the
RerriMp for publication instead OF to
the SENTINEL. They are fully equal,
however. to any editorial matter al =
nearing in the columns OF the Rere.Ae.
DISTRICT COURT Thursday, Feb.
29.-The following business was rams
acted Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company VS.. II. A. Fisher and the
Richmond Mining Company Qimlt-
ed) -Continued TIL April 81. The
hearing of the petition of John Hill to
administer on the estate of Moses
Hill was continued till March /: The
following suit was commenced Eu-
reka Consolidated Mining Company
VS.. Clarence King-Ana action for eject
ment.
SMITHS LINE FOR Et.KO.-The Elko
stage will leave Jack Ramsey's saloon
on SUNDAY (to-mOrrow) morning, al y
o'clock. Fare, SIS.