Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-28

spot, Dut he 1alleu TO connect, and we
are therefore without full particulars.
We understand, however, that the
following gentlemen were elected
Directors of the Association, which is
a sufilclent guarantee that the pro-
Jectors OF the enterprise mean bust
ness: w. A. Seaton, John Il. Platter.
>: U. Mott, VIM. Sampson, John O.
barrow and j. b. MCGEE. There will
be another meeting of the association,
at the same time and place, this
evening.
DEPUTY CoNsTABLEs.-Jol,n Muir
ply and James Mooney have been
appointed deputies for Eureka town.
ship by Constable Sam b. Bell. Mr..
Mooney was for nine months a special
ponce officer under appointment from
Sheriffs Spires and Emory. Mr..
Murphy has for some time held the
same appointment from Sheriff
Emory. Both men are tried and
faithful officers, and will undoubtedly
iulhll all the duties required of them
III a satisfactory manner.
EGG-THIEF CAUGHT.-A wretched
Chinawoman must needs go clandes-
timely into the cellar of the Philadel-
phia Brewery yesterday, and surrepti-
tiously appropriate to her own per-
sonal use and behoof sundry fresh
eggs there deposited. The proprietor
caught the thief in the act, and thing
ing her conduct not exactly right,
gave her up to the tender mercies of
a policeman, and to-day she will be
eggsamined on a charge of petty
larceny.
CHURCH BELL. Parson Kelly is
moving in the matter of procuring a
bell for st. James Church. He has
already raised a considerable sum,
and, as he is m of the best 'ruStlers''
in America, it is a sure thing that he
will succeed in scraping together the
requisite amount. Subscriptions are
In order, and there is no limit as to
amount each individual may donate.
CONFINED TO HIS Room We are
sorry to know that Deputy County
Recorder ThOs. G. Edwards has been
confined to his room for some davS
with hemOrrhage of the lungs. He is
improving, however. under the treat
ment of DR.. Chamblin, and will no
doubt.be able to attend to the duties
of his office within a very few days.
New YORK CANYON Woodmen
have been engaged this week in II
deavOring to improve the condition
of the road up this canyon, so that
teams may be able to haul wood to the
furnaces; but the melting snow on
Prospect Mountain keeps the upper
portion i'm an impossible condition.,
Notwithstanding their efforts.
PARKER HOUSE IMPROVEMENTS
Workmen have commenced making
the alterations necessary to the new
improvements projected by Shaefer
in the Parker House dining saloon,
and the work is already far advanced.
The saloon will he ready for the grand
opening on the I'd of April.
LARGE TIMDERS.-We saw several
teams loaded with large square tim
bers passing down Main street yester-
day. We did not learn their destina-
ton, but presume they were bound
for the Bullwhacker mine.
DEPARTED.-Mrs. Skillman, wife of
A. Skillman, of the White Pine Ne,rs,
was among the departures yesterday
by the Hamilton stage.
TwENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF LENT
Services will be held in st. James
Church to-day at II o'clock A. NJ. and
I o'clock p. NJ.
PERSONALITY. A. Montgomery,
the well known cattle dealer, was
amongthe arrivals by stage yesterday.
NJ. 3. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses to let and for salein all parts of
the city also General l~ntclliGcnccr: and
will obtain employment for men and
women. Inquire at the California Lum-
Der Yard, on South Iuel street. m2O
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