Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-03
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A Counter Shot at Parson Kelly.

"A counter OnOt at farSOn nelly.
EDITOR SENTINEL: The boys who
wore the blue may be justified in in
dorsing the sentiments expressed by
q. A. r., but Mr.. Kelly, instead of
being a soldier of the Grand Army Of
the Republic, belongs to the army of
Christ, and his leader has forbade his
followers | hold any earthly pre-
judice. A minister, the teacher of the
divine Masters law, should know
neither North or South, patriot or
rebel.
think G. A. r. will find, when the
Eastern papers come to hand, that
Eureka, instead of establishing a pre-
cruei,t. has only, like other towns
contributed her share toward letting
the dead past hurry its dead" sought
to hide the grave of dissension 10y
laying over it green boughs:
Eureka, June /, 1873.
In TowN.-That iovial old timer, T..
B. Nye, of the wholesale liquor firm
of E. A. Fargo e Co., 316 Front street,
San Francisco, is in town on a bust
ness visit. We know Nye to be a
libc,al-hearted individual, because he
used to dead head" us over his stage
lines in California years ago. To II
saloon men who may need any OF the
choice invigOrating c0rdials in which
Nye deals, we would say that 1t IS
not possible to do better than to give
him your orders. His card will be
found under the head OF New to-
day"
BENEFIT FOR THE EUREKA HALL
The soiree spoken of in oar paper a
few days ago, will positively take
place on next Thursday night. 1t
will undoubtedly be il pleasant affair,
from the arrangements which have
already been made. The best OF
music will be in attendance. Tickets
will be So, and are to he had at the
principal places Of business in town.
The entertainment is given for the
purpose of finishing the hall in tip
top shape, and our citizens ought to
contribute towards this worthy OBJ
ject.
AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kind of II
misunderstanding, in which several
outsiders and II of the late jury
men in the big case were mixed up.
attracted d large crowd on Main street
last evening. The drift of the trouble
appeared to be about Il trit1e in the
shane OF seven thousand dollars ;
but the circumstances and facts were
not detailed in our presence IN Il man.
ner that would justify us i'm attempt
ing to give particulars. 1t seems.
however. that there was a breach OF
confidence on the part of somebody.
AN OMIssIoN.-ln n~ticing tho ar
rival in cur last issue Of two young
ladies from the Mills Seminary. at
Oakland, we inadvertently omitted to
mention Miss SwensOn. the accom-
pIished and interesting daughter OF
our worthy fellow-tuwnsinan. FRANK
SwenSOn. This was entirely nlntel
tiOnal on our part, and we 10Y take
pleasure i'm informing the numerous
friends and acQuai ntances OF Miss
SWenson in Eureka that II IS again
among them.
A SHAREHOLDER MIssING.-An in
dividual who held stakes Tor a couple
of speculative gentlemen. on the re-
suit of the vote of the jury in the
great mining case, was Salu 10 Ue
missing last night. Parties were re-
ported tn have started in the dlrec-
ton of Palisade to bring him back.
We did net learn the result of their
mission.
PASSED THRoUGH.- Judge G.. G.
Berry and wife passed through Eur
rsKa for Picene Sunday.