Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-15
INTELLIGENCE.
Proceedings of the County Meeting.


The meeting at the Mint Hall last
night, to take into cons Iteration the
present condition of the county divi-
ion question, was largely attended,
" our most responsible and intel Ii
rent citizens. There was great
lnanimity of feeling, and a fixed de-
elimination was manifested to
Rd0pt the course best calculated to Sc
Eure the interests of the taX-paying
kitizens OF Il section, and to refute
he misrepresentation of the Rereiue,
Ind OF those members of the Assem-
My from Austin, who, recreant To
(heir express, solemn, and reiterated
lodges, have, in the interests OF their
ectlOn, opposed 4 measure benehclal
the great body of their constituents.
B. Wyinan was called to the chair,
Ind Selden Hetzel chosen Secretary.
he meeting was addressed by Messrs.
Gyman and j.. o. barrow, in IL few
kpposite remarks, setting forth the
INSTABILITY of the proposed measure,
(nd the necessity for prompt n con-
erted action. Messrs. j. o. barrow
+. Ramsey, and Samuel Gold
Ftone We're appointed II com
nittee on resolutions to report at 3P'
h. to-day. L. J: Maupin, Mike Walsh,
md Luther Clark we're appointed Il
Eommittee on finances. Seluen lletZcl,
CG. Hubbard, and VIM. Arlington
we're appointed a committee to pro-
cure and arrange the evidence or the
Expressed and implied pledges of our
representatives to secure the division
tf the county. a. f. Titus, William
lJ.,l ,,,l NJ prv,xv-Ev vCprn uI.
pointed to assist the committee ON
Ie%solutions in procuring signatures
hereto. Amid great enthusiasm,
Alessrs. ID. +. Baily and j. o. barrow
were requested to proceed to Carson
by SATURDAYS stage, with the neCes-
arv credentials, and to represent to
the Legislature the wishes OF our peO-
pie. The meeting then adjourned
until 3 =. NJ. to-day saturday.. We
again and earnestly call upon all our
tax-paying citizens to silence all cavil
as to the terms OF the bill now pend
tng, and, by assisting the action OF
last nights meeting, do what in them
HES to advance the common welfare.
We hope every citizen will make II
Ms business tn attend the meeting to-
DAY, and by his presence and ln1u-
snce increase the pOwprOf this demon
stratlon in favor of the County bill.
REPORT OF THE MAJORITY.-Th(
majority of the Assembly Committee
on Counties and County Boundaries
through Mr.. Stoddard, presented d
report in favor of the passage of Sen
ate bill No. IA, an Act to create anC
provide for the organization Of the
county of Eureka. The report sc
iorth ut length tho reason why TIT
Oil should pass; recited the cards
signed by C sndidates for the LeEiSia
,ure; gave the area. number or III
nabltantS, voters, and the amount o
!axable property of Lander county ~
Low constituted, and showed thu
necessity of a division i'm order to nc
mlnmoiate a large majority OF thu
people of the present county. Tit
anew anew county will have 1000 population
and l.60W voters. The report wa!
%Bruner.
CoAsrING, by the boys of Eureka
il'le and big, and the girls, small
and large, has been resumed with a
much vigor as ever. and with tn
sthme results Of blue noses. ros,,
sSaeeks, an occasional tumble, ant
,abeYuent bruises and Commissions. !
.ere is American institution. asid'
from baseball. which may he con
S;,ueered as peculiarly n national sport
Is coasting. People of all ages
ives and cOlOrs. without regard 4
rSsious conditions of servitude,'
mage in the sport with a re t ant
~ESnlnation peculiarly American. Thi
nn"nat Banks meant. when he sale
Il .ae House of Representatives
,h ao' tnem Slide" If he did not meal
ny what could he mean?
"ockED UP.-A man named Hurt
iu,s locked up night before last for dis