Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-03

THE face of Deputy Sheriff Van Al
slime, in anticipation of being relieved
from the cares of office, has short
ened perceptiblv within the last week,
and that of John Emory, SiIeriffelect,
wears u more sober and serious air,
II possible. than ever We sympa-
thize with both.
EUREKA VS.. RIcHMoND.-We learn that
the testimony in the injunction suit
ab we named has all been taken, and
that the ciSe. So far rs the Injunction
is concerned is now i'm the hands of
Judge Mckinney of the District
Court.
Doc FIiHT.-NOthing more serious
happened on our streets Yesterday.
The crowd svmpathized with the "un-
der dog" and pulled him away, and
thus endeth This (dog's) tale.
WI shall be obliged to any friends.
during this season of bad weather
and bad travelling, if they will fur
nlSh Us win items concerning any of
the n nS in this district.
House AND t~URNIrURE for sale ly
Homer S. Ring. at Wells, Fargo Il Cos
Office. last
ErREKA MARKET itEMorED.-Charlny
Coll informs us that on New Years Day
his place of business will be at his OLD
stand on North Main street, Immediate
ly opposite the Silver irici<, where h
will be happy to serve friends and wish
them a Happy New lear Charley
sIau hterS his stock now, and guar
antees satisfaction to his customers, as
he is better prepared to furnish every
thing they may desire, aud chpaperthau
ever before. Ihe business Will her after
bc conducted under the firm name III
Coll q Money. d3.-lw
REDWOOD AND iINE FINISHED UNI
BIER, of all kinds; also Oregon pine wag
on lumber, all lengths and sizes, at NJ.
Is. artlett's California Lumber ard, on
South Euel street. u3ltf
ROMAN BROTHERS hereafter will de-
liver to any part of the own all Eastern
weet.ies, etc, they having thc exclusive
agency for them. as
~~~rssw
MORE MoNopoLY.-The Western Union
Telegraph Company, it is reported,
have made application for an %injunc-
ton to restrain the working OF all
opposition lines in the United States,
the applicants claiming that the oper-
alton of all such lines, under ii e
present system, is an infraction Of t Q
Page patent, the improvements #
which, it is %conteEded, areincluded in
the Morse system.
THE DEATH PENALTY.-The Carson
Appeal, in Il trenchant and vigorous
article, maintains the good policy and
necessity of abolishing~ the death
penalty. There can be no excuse for
its retention in our statutes except a
bloOdthirsty desire for revenge; and
it is the veriest hypocrisy for a Chris
tian community to pretend that there
is any other motive for tie mainten-
ance Of such an un-Christian law.
THE POSTAL Observation-Disclosures and
petitions are being daily received
from all parts of the country. urging
the immediate action of Congress on
the postal telegraph scheme, almost
all iavoring the simple arrangement
of the Postmaster General. A pam
phlet for general circulation. review
ing the whole subject, has also been
issued.
VIGILANCE CoMMITTEE AT PIoCHs.-
An organization is being ettt cied al
Phoebe under the Iane of the Cit
z.li's Protective Union" for assisting
re authorities in the repression OF
crime. We fear that such an OfSani-
cation will co.. init more crime than
it ~represses.
SrANLEY.-A London journal wines
up it's tice of Sankey's new book
by the following conclusions: "The
author is cvidentlya rash, imletuous,
daring man, with plenty of energy, a
fair amount of information, and won
deriul vanity.
FRANK STEWART. editor of the Viz
uinia Chronicle, Geo. II. Morrison,
member ofthe Assembly. and w. w.
Saverv, Secretary ofthe Nevada Mill
Company. who have all been serious
w i'll for some time, are now recover
ing.
Ely misunderstanding to the
Phoebe Record, the increase III the
product of the mines of Ely District
in 1872 over the yield of 1871 is estl-
mated at 81, 772, 0S1 so.
CAucUs.-The Republican members
IF the LEGISLATURE are to hold 4 caucus