Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-14
MARRI AGE OF An ON SAc--
BRVSnER

HAS Tia'eu Ill our possession the follow
ing extract from the La Porte lrd.A
Weekly Arg"s. 1t will be seen that
u former respected %towns,nan, John
q. Mot, Is 10, a ,appy benedict, lie
mas hundreds of friends all over Ncva-
da who will heartily join with us i'm
extending congratulations to the new
ly-wedded couple. Says the .Argas of
the Sd inst:
ON Tuesday afternoon at half.past
!, the accomplished daughter of Sen,-
tor W interboiliam, Miss Rue Winter
Dothaiil. was married to Mr.. j. G..
Mott. The Rev. Evarts Kent tied the
Knot matrimonial. There were pres
eut ut u ceremony the Senator and
Mrs. Nln'erbotham, Mr.. Russ Winter
botham, Mrs. Baldwin and little Miss
biidwii, OF Orange, New Jersey. Mrs.
Mott, the mother of the groom and his
sister, Mrs. Hodge, of Warsaw. Ind.
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Murphy, of chi.
clgO, Mrs. Iiorner, of Rurlinuton.
Iowa, MIR. and Mrs. W. w. Higgins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ncimer, Miss Neinler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent, Nj. and Mrs. J..
Ii. Barker, Mrs. Taylor and MIR. W,
w. Perkins, of Michigan CITY. The
bridal party left on the J:53 train west,
Tort an extended tour. The ceremony
was performed ut the residence of the
brides parents, there being only their
relatives and IA few of their immediate
friends present. Mr.. and Mrs. Mott
intend on their return to remain in
Michigan City, Mr.. Mott having be-
COME Il partner in the firm of Winter
bo,ham Il Son, filling the vacancy
caused by the death of Gen. Weaver.
No cards.
WANTS a W'FE.-.A correspondent,
signing himself "B. &. h." having
read the notice, published recently in
the SENTINEL, of Il Young lady of
this town who wished to open
4 correspondence with some Young
ma with Il view to matrimonv, re-
spends as follows: ~ would like to
have the honor of communicating with
the young lady. If she will be kind
enough to give me her true name |
will furnish her all the information
necessary REGARDING my character, cir
cunlStancps and ability to support Il
wife. Address Is. G.. H., p. O. Box 296.
Treasure Hill, Nov" ftllc husband
seeker has not already found Il cores
pondent, she will, no doubt, favor the
young ma residing amid the clouds
in the land of the Pogonip.
Decentralization. Lambert, alias
''Dutch George" has just been con-
victcd of grand larceny, at Phoebe. 1t
will be remembered that no was ar
rested near here. nearly two Years ago.
and taken TO Phoebe. \ boy named
Butter. who had been concerned with
him stealing horses and cattle, was
also arrested at about the same time. at
SNOWFALL ranch, between here and Bel
mont. Speaking of clutch George"
the Phoebe Rcce,i of the llth instant
says: ''.\fter IL pro racted judicial i'll
veStigatiOn, George Lambert has been
found guilty OF grand larceny. These
proceedings have extended over Il
heightened period of time, and we are
glad Il termination has been reached,
proceedings have already cost the Gun
~ an immense sum OF money!
P~RACrICING. The Eureka Brass
Band, under the leadership of Fred.
Rie.elhuth, arc daily rcllcarsing for
the forthcoming celebration of the
Odd Fellows organization. They have
recently received ON delightful nor
eur whicll.will, with other choice Sc
icctiOnS, be played for the first time ON
that OCCASION. The same band will fur
niSh music for the ball in the evening,
when they will introduce, among other
novelties, the "NeIlson MaZurk;l,' the
latest out.
INFORMATION WANTED.-Mrs. Mary
\. Baily, Of Springfield, Ohio, is desir-
Gus of a>certalning the whereabouts of
her brother, William NJ. Bennett.
When last heard from he was in this
locality. Any one knowing his pres
ent residence will confer Il favor by in-
forming the Postmaster at Ruby Hill
OF the fact. \ man of that name Was
living ut Adams Hill about Il year ago.
GONE EAST.-Wm. Van .AlStine. OF
the Wine Rooms, and Gus. Botto, both
we'll known Eurckans, left on last ev-
eninG's stage, bound cas-. The former
"oc> to Cincinnati on business which
requires I II llliilittllttt attcIitl'H, uiit
the latter ON Il visit to his relatives and
friends in Philadelphia. They will re-
turn in about five weeks. Bon voy-
axe.
To NIRGINiA.-fev. Father HNIeS
left on sunday last for Virginia City,
on a visit to his numerous friends in
that place. Previous TO his departure
the members of the Ancient Order OF
llihernians presented him with a purse
c mtaining 800. for which Kind action
the reverend gentleman requests lis to
return his sincere thanks to the order.
THE NARRoW-GAUHE.-W ork on the
Narrow-Gaugc railroad was resumed
yesterday. The force of men Will be
greatly enlarged as soon as the arrange
mcnts are fully undcrwa The grad
ing is about finished UP TO the Stone
station, and bridges and culvert> near
IL, .,np1ntpI far the Same distance.