Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-23

AsstSAb w VIC SCCOibu lCtlUtC VII tCIfI PR
ance, by the Rev. George b. Taylor.
Tile gentleman has u happy faculty OF
SO interspersing his remarks will
quaint and humorous anecdotes that
throughout he claims the undivided
attention of his hearers. His ability
as a speaker is of a high order, and not
only OF temperance, but on any sub
ject, the gentleman is equally at home.
His erIno at the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday last, was such an earnest,
touching appeal to all as to visibly al
feet the entire congregation.
INFORMATION WANTED. William
r. Smith, of Gold Hill, is anxious to
obtain information as to the present
whereabouts of his mother and family.
After the death of his father, his moth
er married William O'keete, and with
husband and family, left Salt Lake
in 1869. Mr.. Smith thinks they are
d in Elko or somewhere in that
part of the country, and will be very
thankful for any information regard
ing them. Letters directed to the Car
son Tribune office will be promptly
given to MIR. Smith.
REFEREE's DECIsIoN.--C. G. Lillard,
acting referee for the late jumping
match at Ruby Hill, owing to a mis-
understanding arising over the last
two jumps, betv cen COady and
Hatch. wishes to once more state tina
the latter Was The winner, the judges
declaring that he cleared the string
with his entiIe body, which was the
understanding between the contestants
before jumping. This decision is final
and should be abided by.
FIRST ANNUAL BALL.-Thc Social to
be given one week from tonight by
the Eureka Social and Literary Club,
will inaugurate the dancing season, and
the efforts of the managers to make
the affair all to be desired, promises to
be crowned with success. II is the in
ten.ion of the Club to give Il series. of
such s~ocials, and their efforts in this
direction will meet with general APP
probation. We acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of complimentary tickets.
LINE EXTENDED.-T. j. Bell has ex-
tended his Stage line to Belmont, and,
i'll future, those wishing to go that
place will he carried direct. The ex-
tension oftne line will he advantageous
to the travelling public, and we hope to
see the efforts OF the enterprising pro-
prietor of the stages to accommodate
the public well sustained.
REMOvED.-Mrs. f.. b. Miller has
removed her music room for the
teaching of lessons on the piano, to
Ashhn's building, corner of Buel and
B:ueman streets. The removal is
made for the accommodation OF the
pupils, who will please note the
change.
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The members of the Democratic-Lib-
eral County Central Committee are re-
qucsted to meet at the Office of $. i.
Wvman this evening, at = o'clock,
sharp. \ full attendance is requested,
as business OF importance is to he
transacted.
REGISTER. About 800 names are
o on the registry book at Justice
I}eatty's office. The time for the clos
ing of the books is fast approaching,
and those wishing to be entitled the
privilege of voting at the election
should register at once.
BULLION SuIPMENTs.-The Eureka
CONSOLIDATED Company yesterday
shipped 3s,525, and the Ruby CONSOLE
dated Company sO,3s5 pounds of bull
49, l-.f,l.Aa.a - =. .,t.hn rI'S fansuS
The latter company also shipped ~
Isl pounds to Elko by private teams.
LATE PAPERS.-We are indebted to
Billy Carnduti, the enterprising news
man, for copies of late Eastern periodi-
calls and illustrated papers. His stand
is in the Eureka Hotel building, where
amy paper or magazine can he pro-
cured.
To THE CoNVENTIoN.-A number OF
the delegates to the Republican State
Convention left yesterday for Winnie
mucca, sOne going to the railroad by
private conveyance, and others by the
fast freight line.
FoUND.-A pair of silver-mountcd
soectacles were picked up on Main
street last evening. The owner can OBJ
tain them ut this office by proving
property.
OUR MIsTAKE.-Dr. Bailey was
justly indignant yesterday. 1t WAS
our fault. We put down his eight
pound boy as a girl. The notice prop
erly corrected, appears in the proper
department OF tO-day's SENTINEL.
WINTRY. A stranger passing
through Buel Or Spring streets would
imagine that a Winter of unparalleled
severity was anticipated, from the
cords Of wood being stacked up.
In TOwN.-A. Skillman, of the
White Pine News, Is in town. lie
leaves tonight for Carson, to be pres
cnt at the Democratic State Conven
ton.
BIG L.oAD.-Tllc stage to Lodi las.
night WAS loaded down to the guards
with IL passengers, most OF whom
were delegates 10 the State Convell
tons.
To-NIGuT.- The Independent mass
! meeting takes place tonight, at Eure-
ka Hall. All are invited to attend.
A1yr,c Cl,o Rorullicau State Con.