Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-17
bCAL INTELLIGENCE
Aid for the Destitute.

4A SAS
Ne feel in grand good humor this
prning with everybody and every
ing thing. The cause of our joy is
evidence we have received that
people about us, and with whom
come in daily contact, are not en-
ly wrapped up in the getting of
hes for their own use and benefit,
have time and disposition to
EN- to the appeal of distress, and to
end the helping hand to those who
ready to perish. Eureka can do
nething besides delving in the
III for silver, or dealing in mer-
|ndise for gold. We saw yester-
the long list Of names of those
D fastened to assist the %unfOrtu-
e family to which we called the at
ton of the public in yesterday
rings SENTINEL. Mr.. Luther
rk, who circulated the document
|Ong the people, informs us that
more than two persons. Of all
se to whom he applied. refused to
tribute to this benevolent object.
sum Of S105 Is in cash was OBJ
he'd, besides more than forty dol
worth of provisions. clothing,
etc, all Of which was
lmediatly conveyed to the afflict-
household. The ladies, as
bal, are foremost in the good work,
i a number Of them are now en-
wing their nimble fingers in max
up clothing for the little ones.
hers are attending upon the sick
kher, so that the wOr watcher at
side eau seek for employment,
provide for the future wants of
large family. All this is as it
buld be. We do not state these in
ents as a boast, but as an express
N Of qualification at the quick re-
bnse such an appeal has called forth
m u citizens. CHARITY is twice
fssed it blesseth him that gives,
q him that takes"
He REMoNsTRANCE.-We have re-
Ted no further advices, up to the
pr of going to press, as to the pro-
IS of the bill before the Senate for
creation of tho new county.
Pantime, during all day Yesterday,
malcOntentS were active in OBJ
Pllng signatures to a remonstrance
INST the passage Of the bill in
present shape. The document
5 forwarded to Carson lastevening.
can have but one effect il it has
E-and that will be, to kill the bill.
postpone the creation OF the new
lhty for two wears. All sorts OF
mes were taken from all sorts Of
opie, voters and nOn-vOters, and
pm anybody who would sign the
cument.
HowLING."-The Enterprise "Pen
y scissors man is mistaken in say
that there has been any "howl
mere for cross walks during the
ison or mud. Our people only re-
nv hlnt AS to what is needed, anG
y 60 right about supplying the
ou. mere is a great difference be
oena mnt and a hOwl-aS much as
Ere is between "a hawk and a hand
Our crOsSwalkS are multiply
,aid before Spring we shall have
S"ou macadamiZed road for OuI
'hMeipal thoroughfare. At least we
NJ. ne able to show. by the genera,
p,ovement in our streets, how few
n,eh are among us who are toe
u" 70 improve their own property
"ioRSED.-Sherif Emory returned
morning on the railroad stage
Ting as fine as any Sheriff in i'm tn.
MI lie has brought some fine cast
bracelets with him. suitable fol-
\ eureka market.-Rereiue.
.T eureka market is kept bN
hey Goil. and he objects alto
. a.. 70 the above remark. His cat
%e not Spanish. nor wild, anC
thu u" bracelets. They are so wei
p. IuI. they walk right up to tn,
a''oit voluntarily.
AsAroR Mccoy is determined tina
project for tho Palisade and Eu
slaen 'irnad shall not be permitted
ALL. He has introduced a bill 70
n tho u rom Palisade to Ploch,
Ia '.e colorado river by wav of En-
40; and will endeavor to nEsh it /,
ns. 'snt in the shortest possible