Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-01

State of Nevada vs. p II Dodge; wit
ncsses for the defense examined and
the ease argued; jury retired to delib-
crate on verdict.
Adjourned till Monday at 10 A. NJ.
WOOD THIEVES. = Several parties
we're on Friday night busily engaged
in carrying off the fire wood from the
Public ~School-house. Three different
parties were observed packing wood off
to their cabins, and the chances are
that they will have to either pack it
back again or else pay a pretty round
price for it. \ watch will be placed on
the premises hereafter to guard against
the deprcdationS of those who prefer
enjoying comfortable fires at the
ty's expense.
RETURNEp.-Louis Monaco, the well
known artist of this place, returned
home yesterday. During his absence.
cap:ivated by the charms of one of
Stockton's fair bellies, he became IL will
ling benedict and returns amongst Us
as a happy husband, bringing his wife
with him to his mountain home. Our
best wishes are extended to the new
couple, and may their future state in
Ibis vale Of p;ety, pain and pleasure
be II OF multiplied happiness and joy.
HORSE kIILED AT RUBY Hill
Yesterday morning \. +. Davis lost a
fine horse belonging to one Of his
quartz teams. In coming into the IA
vine above the Ruby Hill Drug store,
the wagons commenced to press the
team, the shoes on the wheels moi
checking their progress. When oppC-
site the Blue Wing saloon several of
the ANIMALS We're thrown down, and
one of them had both hind legs broken
and had to be shot.
RoBBERY.-Early yesterday morn
ing Il sneakthief entered the dwelling
of Charley Pryor, on Buel street, and
stole a fine o~Vercoat and ValiSe. The
yalise, which contained but a few pa
perS, was found hanging TO the door of
the Nevada brewery, Il card attached,
REQUESTING the finder to return the
same to The I" keno man. 1T Franks.
The overcoat is still missing, and until
the cold weather is owe it will prob
ably be retained by the thief.
In Towns. NJ. Henley, the genial
host of the Railroad House at Palisade,
has been in town for a day or two. He
came in, via Battle Mountain and
Austin. Just for Il little comfortable
stage ride. and will depart for home
Just as soon as he shall have viewed
all of the wonders of the Base Range.
THAwING THEN OUr.-Firc Warden
Ryland is busy examining the con-
dition of the fire plugs. Two of them
are found to be frozen mp and will
have to be thawed out. The rest of
them are in good condition.
To NEwARK.-Wm. ii. Sweeney will
run a line of stages from Eureka to
Newark, leaving here on Monday.
Thursday and Saturday. and returning
on alternate days. For passage and
freight apply at the Dexter Stables.
DISAPPEARING. The snow is fast
melting away, and if the present
weather continues IL lew ulNS longer IL
will have entirely disappeared from
sight.
DENTIsTRy.-Dr. Bailey is making
himself very useful to the Ruby
Killers by putting their grinders i'll ef-
tectiye order. Those who have tried
the Doctor say he is an expert.
ATTENTION. REsCUES.-The regular
meeting of your company will be held
at the engine house. tomorrow night.
at : O'Clock. n full attendance is de-
sired.
L.osT-A portion of a gentleman's
gold watch chain. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at the
Dexter Stables.
w. ii. CLARK has constantly on
hand a splendid assortment of gents
underwear, made by the best manu-
facturers in the trade. III