Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-12
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MISREPRESENTATION

mlolO SUoAVAos
The Austin paper seems deter.
mined to misrepresent the facts re-
karding the disposition of the people
n Eureka toward the County bill.
The editor says the people here are
hot unanimous in its favor. We chal-
enge the RpreiNe to name 4 single
6ropertv-hOlder who is not for this
Bill. We defy the editor OF that paper
b publish the names OF ten respecta-
lie persons here who + opposed to
he division of the countv. These
hndom assertions Of the Austin pa
er have been made frequently, and
3eside assertion in this matter. Prove
Shat you say, n%eighbor, or hold your
bngue Orever on that question. Tle
tiilor also pretends that the people Of
tureka make use of the rail
BAD question as an argument
favor of division. Nothing
bn be farther from the truth.
his paper has constantly maintained
kand in this we are su ,DpOrted by the
eople-that the two questions were
biirrly distinct. Indeed. we have
bee or twice refused to discuss the
bilroad question at all with Out
tighlmr. "Let the division question
one said the RereiHe, land let's
lk about the railroad" And we re-
led that we did not want to talk
bout the railroad. for it was Il fore
bne conclusion that the railroad to
lreka would be built. We have
pn nothing vet to change u views
that regard. ''The people Of Eu-
ha are not all Office-seekerS." quoth
editor of the ReueiNp. We might
III reply, that the people of Aus
EMS to he that class alone who OPP
@the division of the county. The
Sple at large did actually sign a Pc
ion for the division and sent it to
rson. where it was read in the SEN
!, previous to the passage Of the
by that body. One good effect of
passage of the bill by the Assem-
will result 4: namely. the sophiS-
les and falsities of the RereiHe on this
pestion will he ended, or should be,
bdthe Vaccinations of the few OF
pnents in Austin and Carson will he
rned III another direction.
A HUNTING EIPEDITION, WITH
ECEssARY SUPPLIES.-Fnur M. DIS
Eureka. finding themselves at
sure, and their patients all con-
k~lescent, concluded to combine pleas
e with profit. and go on a hunting
kmrSion to Ruby Valley and on the
Futh Humboldt. Being very san
pine of success, they made all the
Engagements fnr the sale Of their
bme beforehand, appointing James
alirOd as their agent, and instruct
Z him to sell ito he delivered on
fnvaD large quantities Nf deer mea',
X, geese. ducks. feathers, and furs.
lonel GRAY was elected as leader of
eexpeditinn. j. Patch as commits
rv. Ben. Collins as wagonmaster,
pa Ben. Smith as chief of the cut
AIRY department. Colonel Gray was
qnested to name the articles neceS-
rv sr the hunt, and CnmmisSlr.y
4eh to purchase them. The follow
Z was the outfit: 5 gals. whisky ;
Ms. bacon 20 lbs. sugar 10 lbs.
uee; 81 lbs. hOur: several gaiS.
Risky: l key rifs powder. whisky;
Us. shot F.; 25 lbs. lead : more whisky;
aoz. boxes percussion caps /; a little
ore whisky; 200 rs. rock salt
alSEy Is lbs. table salt: an indef'
lie amount OF whisky; 50 large
RS; 2 it. by 6, to hold the feathers
snlie brandy, to he used only III
se OF sickness. This list may be OF
eto others who expect to go hunt,
II the bowling Wilderness We
oaid recommend those who adopt
u list as their guide to get their lives
KNOCKING ACCIDENT. "A colored
an. who had been engaged to whiter
: ceiling of the Eureka Market
[Sefday afternoon, having placed
Fltel on the floor, stepped on the tor
lae same To look at some norton