Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-07
INTELLIGENCE
AZ onyECr OF INHERENT.

Az OEyECT OF INHERENT.
Come time since we recorded the par
.;o,,,ars of a pugilistic encounter,
.,.horein two valiant "Apollo's" were
o.cb irving to obtain full control in
| ,he affections of a "purty hurdy CUR
IL The result ended d~isastrously to
| a.. larger combatant, who remained
;ncousolable to his loss; but to the
victor belongs the spoils, sometimes,
IN this case the winner of the fight
.,;d not anguish long in the affections
w his hearts idol. Night before last
o",a,her sGuabble transpired between
.mo rival lovers of a fair ddnsemsc.
npe of the parties was setting tranquil
l.. beside his lady love, when the rival
n,neared on the scene and demanded
err r. cxrulsion of the first party.
His demand not being complied
With. he Immediately undertook to
nnrlorn the functions of ..bouncer"
himself. and succeeded in getting
honnced out of the house by the party
| whom he wished to expel. He does
not care so much about the facts con-
,srninp his sudden exit, but when the
{. hone of contention appeared, at
tended by others, including a neW man.
his angry passions arose and a rough
and tumble fight ensued. \ black eve
.rd the utter decentralization of the
narty anxious to fight was the only
Him noticeable during the brief strug-
Gle. Unwilling to give up the contest
.n H.I,Hvu 81 1Nlfvpnt
friend hore her self in sight and hOstili-
{ties ceased. The champion Is awaiting
the next party who wants to Jump
his claim to the "Obiect of interest"
THE UlBERNIAN BALL.-In com-
incarceration of St. Patricks Day, the
l~libernians division No. 81 of this
blaze will give a grand ball OH We'd
b,csday evening, March 18th. The
different committees are hard at work
nerfertinr their arrangements for the
convenience and accommodation of
those who propose toattcnd. and no eff
ort will be spared TO make The event a
happy social reunion of the many
friends of those celebrating the natal
31av of their patron Saint. We az
= knowledge the receipt of compliment
Dry tickets.
THE RoADs.-The roads to Palisade
md Elko are reported to be in fair con-
bition, Notwithstanding the recent Sc
Fere storm. The frost having pene-
rated to a sufficient depth, has made
road-bed over which the heavy
kagonS and teams Il travel with but
title inconvenience. In some direc-
ions travel is attended with consider
bhle difficulty, occasionally tho wagons
having to he deserted and left stand
~ in the road until the snow melts
efficiently to allow them to he hauled
bway.
ALI IN.-The different parties who
btarted out in search CT the escaped
prisoners have all returned. \ few
hours ont in the cold seemed to i'm
press them with the belief that they
bad not lost any prisoners. Finding
Pn their return that the reported es-
tape was a "sell," they felt rather
fleap. and will probably wait the next
fme until they find out enough to
karrant their starting out III search OF
@rsitiveS from justice.
PERSONAL.-MrS. l.. Brown, form
ply principal of the public school, left
hSt evening for Santa Clara, Cal. AS
p inStrIctreSs of the "young idea
Yrs. b. has been eminently successful
anong>t us. and her departure is to Ne
e.retted by both the scholars of the
> rlo'l and the parents, who all X
press themselves greatly pleased with
r. advancement made by their chill
Prem i'll the different branches taught
y this accomplished lady.
POLICE CoURT.-The monotony that
as enshroudcd the sacred precincts of
Pc Police Court Of late will to-day be
foken, and two victims of offended
'>'ire he allowed to prove their in
ocence OF the crimes alleged against
penn; or, falling in this, they will
ave a chance, III eXtenuatiOn of their
US 10 offer any statements tending to
ai'iSate II commitment OF the Of
fn>e.
llrERARY.-We are indebted to Post
FASTER Ramsey for a supply Of all the
Nc Eastern periodicals. Xdlper'y,
afer1y Mogasine, Chimney Corner
w bettes ard Bcaur arrived yester-
~ and can be obtained AT the news
anu at the PoStotfice. Everything in
e stationery lire, the latest publica-
lace. "o
"NRlNoNIAL.-Another wedding is
Tue tapi>. Both parties are we'll
""h in town, but we will not antici-
e The e by publishing names.
u mania OF getting married is spread
taalidly amongst the young folks,
rn IL should continue much longer
.'ne manageable ladies in town will
,"n,e 'lcllmStO the penetrating darts
oirCupid's bow.
'NhiGHTING.-The roads to Palisade
hlh are reported to be in a fair
mutton the frost having penetrated
al sufficient depth to make Il good
[,ed for the heavy wagons and
Indr; In some directions travel is at
ka'1o,a win considerable difficulty, the