Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-25

TOWN library, and that al
ready Il society, the X. a. l.. b., with
this point in view, has been organized
and Will soon commence operations.
Among the most useful ofpublic institu-
tons may he considered Il library, al
though there are some doubts i'm the
minds OF many people Us to its util-
ity, Oh account of the kind of books
most generally read by the masses of
u people. 1t is constantly asserted
tlat only novels are read, and that
such books do their readers more
harm than good, and it is no use to Ills.
yulSe the truth of this statement. The
popular taste for books is not What il
ought to be; and m immense o
Of time Is wasted in reading poor and
even vicious works. This is but a ONE
Slued view OF n case, however, and
with the establishment of a library
under the auspices of the above organ
iZatiOn the books offered for the edit
cation OF those rcsor ing to the place
will be of IL selection which, though
suiting the different tastes, will all
prove better in the reading of them
thai spending the same of
time in lie gossip; and by constant
reading, too, tastes become more cult
va'eo' ain, me grades OF literature
higher. May the cndcavors to have
such an institution in our midst sue.
coed.
pporrx > E..r Vii. I,
VIC '''>'he man, Has at ieh-th broken
his voluntary fast. The officers were
the ch,nrn in hi. dntnrn,in,tinn tn
starve. lie has been allowed his free
uoil' as ne thinks and Is now VISITING
h;v v.i,n leo" y. n,,h,. ri, manm
hr ,lIn,yeJ =" ,o,,,;u th.,n ,,i,r WV
vn;Il,n.o nt ,l,o 1innr. II H., mi
Of J',iro lf.i. am,nx ,ri,nr III. n'n
viii hn ,..oI ,,,,nn s,,,ro III. ;r,"m
mary ]rnle,.o trnrn cu"tn1v ho %,.
n,,nn vo%rncio,.iv and nnI.sx ho.on,,
;nr ,.;oIout viii nnt hnnr,;n ,r,notrra
TIL ACCIDENT AT TIKI. SKYLARK.-
In our mention OF the late accident at
the above named shaft, we did not in
tend to cast any reflection ON William
Dorr,. tl,n , ,rD,I.;,.r a., ,,;,1l,a.
: wy "" "o-Nn7 .o
at the Tune, Y SAYING he los' control
OF the same. lie states that the acct
dent was caused ny the rank feak-
less % prevent the accident. Parties
, I,l'.,aS US y, unJ "a. s a'd aouu.
that Mr.. Perry is arrrieyed we vii.
lingly make the correction.
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ACCIDENT AT MINERAL HILL.-Dr.
NJ. X. Chambcrlin Yesterday afternoon
~... nan
'eVc''o'" ".'i"''" y" I'M
stating that his services We're required
ing i'll mine at that place.
lhc i''."lc VI ne a.ti'tnt "">
limbs ofthr niured man were broknu
DR.. Chamblin left on last evenings
STAGE to attend the man.
-
WILL .ARRIvE.-H. 7. Hoadley is
exnectcd To arrive nv this morninr's
. r... p,,;.,.h r,,o hi =,
parture, one week a-o, he has Joined
tho grand army OF bcnedicts, or, in
o'ntt ""'un, nttn ''Ne,, u,,;' "' m !,
= VIE ,'a.iiiS utcii n..i ie'' vi.
10y 49," !" IN %N. '"E;u"" 1919
10y - ."n We '"'s'"
'''o WV ""ll'S '0"lio
-. ALTA.
Kelly, was night before last arrested
by Officer Mooney on suspicion OF be-
ing conEer!eu win the late sneak
th,eHlng operations about town. y
PAIR OF blankets, the properly OF W..
W: DAVIS, was uhearthcd ny !hc
oftlrer, ana the h"Ser OF Suspicion
points strongly 10 the prisoner. lie
" ,m.
A. "il"
Mcf-Wen recclHlh" Il small cohSl.n-
nlen'. The delici"'S run was readily
disposed o. rilousn 'he price WAS
rather hl@n. iheE VIII pe''''iie drus