Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-26
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Sagebrush News.

Sagebrush News.
,be Virginia Enterprise. July 2s.l
u,xrIc WEDDING.-Isast night
s;red from Alf. Doten. editor
|cnrietor of the Gold Hill Ne,cs,
Having telegram, which tells
awful story:
July %, 1879
N marry. on Thursday, on the
ofthe lake, Mary f. {. Stod-
pfG Gold Hill. The whole world
ted to the wedding.
wv ALF. DOTEN.
60 at last Az. has found a
~ m make him "take water" "
@bt to have known better than
q gone near the water, and es-
liz so much of it, at this witch
me in the year. Wonder what
Sens" will say to this, when he
il out? Poor "Spyke!" Our
ost uneasiness-neXt to our anX-
hont "Spvke lis that the we'd
nartv will not be able to find the
centre of the lake. 1t would be
if the ceremony should be per-
pd A rod or two out of the way.
he world being invited to attend
tedding, we should like to know
:" All the world" (and his wife)
get ont into the middle of the
It would look, to man on
HI Davidson, as though this mid
fthe lake business were intend
leave all the world and the rest
bankind ashore; unless RATS,
and canoes are to be furnished
the world" But, Joking aside,
lace chosen is very good one
which to commence the voyage
Z. We hope that old .EoluS may
" rock the bark on which the
hing takes place, and as gently
on through life's voyage the two
there united. We hope Spy
is willin."
MAYOR CURRIE was still very
yesterday, though he slept well
might previous. 1t is the fifth
that he has had the erysipelas,
leach attack since the first one has
more severe than that by which
las preceded: which is, we are
Characteristic Of the disease.
condition Yesterday was consid-
critical, and last night the worst
e of the disease remained to be
bed through.
LARGE two story frame build ing
being erected by the Sisters of
)rity Just south of the large build
! they at present occupy with their
Dol The erection of the new build
was made necessary by the great
lease in the number of scholars
irOus of attending school.
SEVERE ACCIDENT.-On the 10th
!, Miss Kate McAllen, who resides
G street, while descending "a flight
stairs leading down from the
lse of Mrs. Mclaughlin, fell and
IKE her arm in two pieces. DIR. Nc
ans set the broken bones.
HERE was laid, night before list, a
n of S3,25O feet of the pipe of the
water works.
From the Carson Appeal Of July 23.l
HE first trade dollar ever coined
j Of Philadelphia was shown to us
terday. superintendent Hetrich
1t all nicely swathed and cuddled
piece of tissue paper. 1t is by far
most beautiful silver coin we have
r seen issued from an American
lt-handSoneSt we ever saw of any
Ke, we think. 1t looks like a beau
! medal-the Madamoiselle Liber-
SIDE does. She is just near enough
ne scrawny to be classical like
'Raphaelite. is the word, to be
lnlcal. She seems to have rather
llred OF that OStentatiOuS bit OF
lnesS-like piety of Our coinage, and
'lched In God we Trust" on the
OF her pedestal of emblematical
ress packages, and let it make a
y modest and diifident showing
re: Good taste would cause its en-
oollteration, we think. Consider
oase uses to which a coin may be
al the hands OF goddess people,
!. the somewhat intrusive inc.,n-
lty OF this pious label becomes APP
'nt. The eagle, on the side which
should say was "tall" were we
lng trade dollars for keeps, is by
9uds the best eagle we have ever
stamped upon any of our coins.
re- re- tnan any piece OF money OF
lie Sans mintage, this looks free
Il an appearance OF being crowded.
most OF the others the eagle is too
too coarse, too evident and lack
IN artistic proportions. The man
uesigned the dies for this trade
ar Is an artist. We have always
an indescribable sense OF back
uness in taking any of the more
lisliy constructed coins. We
lid take a million of these and
u experience any but the most
emotions!
iE working force in the adjusting
II ol the mint has been increased
:ne employment there of Miss
nc Atchison, daughter of that
ny esteemed sagebrush pioneer,
W te John AtchisOn; and Mrs. Pratt,
no husbands name was identified
! : some of the earlier enterprises
III the Virginia Chronicle. July 23.l
OODyILLE SITpERINTENDEN
IN -, NJ. lhayer, the well-known
,.ecl and mining superintendent,
J, Yesterday appointed Superintend-
u tne Woodville mine. He will
az, ietain his position as Superin-
oit OF the Julia and of the Ari-
and Utah mines.
'IIasoNAL.-Senators i. w. S. Hobart
Ia,iles Raes Phelan, NJ. c. Hillyer, and
na.eihan (late OF the British Bas-
, , Tal;,ed ST,,iyed 9y this mornings train