Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRAL
COM MIcrEE.

9vMMuu FL.
The above committee met OH the
evening of the 9TH inst. in pursuance
to call. There was a full attendance.
After the transaction of routine bust
ness the Committees on Representa-
ton, Apportionment. and Joint Judi
cial Convention, made their reports.
ON motion il was
this committee, appointed to represent
Eureka county at the meeting of the
State Central Committee. on the 10Th
inst, and that said committee be re-
qucstcd 10 recognize w. :. kcycs as Il
member of the STATE Central Commit
tee. On motion, il IA
RcsOircti, That it is the sense of this
committee that the delegates from
White Pine and Eureka counties, re-
s2eciivcly, to the approaching State
Convention, shall constitute Il joint
judicial Convention. each delegate TO
b. entitled to one vote.
The resignation of j. NJ. Foley,
formerly of McGeary, was received,
filed, and unanimously accepted.
Jas. b. Mctsuillen was appointed a
member OF the committee, vice Foley,
resigned.
The meeting adjourned until Satur-
day, the llth inst, at $50 L. VI. sharp.
al hich time we are requested to state
u full attendance is desired.
TnEATRICAL.-Tle Courthouse was
last night dcn>elv throngcd TO witness
the first appearance of the Mcguire
and Austin Combination. \ number
Of persons arriving 4 little late were
compelled to return home, not being
able to obtain standing room even.
The performance commenced with the
comedy as he Jcalou>?" and the
characters We're we'll sustained
throughout. .'Shamus O'Bripn," as
rccited by John Mcguire, was met
with deserved applause, tie audience
plainly showing their appreciation OF
the talented Young ACTOR. Harry How
ard, the champion of lanioi>t>. de
lighted the ears of the audience with Il
number of we'll chosen >on-s, the rem
dition Of which caused great ncrri-
Inent. He i, witll"u; exa@gera-
ton, the boss" Of the banjo
ON the Pacific Coast. Next III order
was the feature of the ent crtainmcn..
the .AuStiIiS III their marvellous mus
ket act. To describe their performance
is impo>>ible; it Is simply immense.
and took the house by Storm. Both
are accomplished artists. and in their
specially have no SUI errors. Another
change of programme is offered to-
nigi!t. During the remainder Of their
short stay no more trouble will bc cX-
pcricnccd in regard to reserved seats.
C>hcr> vii! hereafter he in attendance,
ANA all securing seats will find them
ready on application.
THE RVHY Hill. WATER WoEks.-
The supply of water at these works is
much more than sufficient for the de-
mand. Shortly after W. lIarrub lur-
chased the property. he secured the
Taylor spring at the head of New
York canyon, and this not only fur
nl>hcd 4 more abundant stream than
the Clark spring, bat proved To he Il
b tier quality OF water. Another
spring mas recently been purchased
from Frank Way and pipes are now
ininT laid to bring il i'll. once Il ~
ncction is ma lc. ii greater pressure can
bc got than has been ooiainahle NTH
crto. \ barrel of wi:"r, whici cos
81. when hauled from town, costs
only - cents now from the water
works. Mr.. Dickson. who is i'll charge.
j. attentive to his duties and seems to
unl 'r>taul the way III which to make
''" business >"'''NNi"l'
''HAh ih'E' Na'"hi' i'c 'liiS''>
have 1t last succeeded III capturing one
of a raur of sneak thieves that infcSt
,,o -, =, S,,I,r ,ixh, vi
49,
can named A"t"isio 'ocftra entered
the Sittinr-room of the Trurlea Lod =
ing llnu>c and appropriated Il hat. re-
volvcr and Il sun of money. the Prop
crtv of two me sleeping on the tlo0r
otthc ON Jailcr Finncgan got track
OF The thief and found that lie had
lawncd the pistol with Ii. Mannheim
Yesterday he was brought up before
his Honor Justice beatty ana gwen 4
49, ,n' ,,;" :" a1rnu - -
hi. escape. He VA, fined IS -. i'm
",Iat,ult of which he was srnt Ia the
Comfy .J,il for thirtr-.,,r DAYS
\ NARROW E,r.rr-on Saturday
.o,,u 80
''' "''' '"o '''en'"''"'t % me
works WAS over, the old AMI young OF
several Well-known families. on Ruhv
Hill. took passage for their homes in
coil * Winzell's wauon. Af,er PASSING
"ap>iXe WAS brought about ii her
III carcles>ne,S or lhehriel'N
"i the driver. and all the Passengers
were thrown out with violence. one
e. upon her head, and though much
L.r ~, oi'' =. i.'u !" ni'' 'na'
w saic' ~ 'ceei' severe
WAS SpriDuSIN ipinral If tho Xr,pnn