Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-20

In the court shall be taken from the
of1ce OF the Clerk, except upon the
special order OF the Judge, and a re.
same.
Rule IL. The undertaking ~reouired
on attachment shall he equal, ut least,
to one-half the amount claimed i'm The
affidavit.
Rule II. No attorney of this Ccur,
will DC received as surety on any bond,
undertaking or recOgnizance. 10 be
MED or entered into any seton or pro.
cecding of this Court.
NuIe Is. Notice of motion to retax a
bill Of costs shall bc served within
three days after the cost bill is filed and
u copy served, or it will uOt he re.
garded.
Rule II. In all cases where an an.
peal from a Justices Court i, pcrfet.t.
ell prior to the Saturday Immediately
proceeding the first day of anv term OF
Court, the papers shall be filed with
the Clerk on or before such Saturday.
Or such appeal may be dismissed for
want of prosecution.
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock this
morning.
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DECORATION DAy.-The meeting last
evening at the Courthouse to make
suitable arrangements for The obsery-
ance of Decoration Day, was we'll at
tended, representatives Of both the
Union and Confederate armies being
present. George w. Merrill was
chosen Chairman, and Seldom Hetzcl
Secret Try, of the meeting. A commit
tee Of five, J. r. Ramsey, of the New
York Infantry; Richard Guiberson,
LIST Colorado Cavalry; l.. X. Kelly, LIST
New Mexico Cavalry; William F'ergu-
son, LIST Colorado Cavalry, and A.
Lewis. formerly Of General Bragg's
staff, Confederate Army, were appoint.
ed to make the necessary arrange.
ments and to have full charge of all
the proceedings. The exercises will
consist of an Grafton, the reading OF
an original poem, and tho strewing OF
flowers on the graves. The meeting
ADJOURNED after making the above ar
engagements to meet OH Tuesday even
ing next, at the same place, when the
programme of celebration i'll be per-
fectcd.
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN. = We
publish in another column of this
mornings issue the act of Legislature
to compel attendance at the public
schools. 1t should be perused care
fully by every parent or guardian in
the district, and needed accordingly, rs
it is the intention OF tie School Trustees
to strictly comply with the require
mcnts of the act. No child will be ex-
cu>ed from attendance at the school
unless it is shown to the Board of
Trustees that the mental or bodily con.
Iii ion of such child prevents his or her
application to study, or that they are
being taught ut private school or at
home. Those who fail to comply with
the act are subject to Il fine OF not less
than $50 or more than 800 for the first
otfcnse, and double these amounts for
the second or subsequent otfcnses.
The act, published by the authority OF
County Superintendent s. p. Kelly,
will be found on the second page.
GAs.-Mr. Mathcy yestcrd Y can
vassed II portion Of Main street for the
purpose Of a%sccrtaining the demand
for gas. He was everywhere cordially
received, and, so far as he extended his
| lab FRS, met with the most gratifying
success From all we know on
the subject we are satisfied now
hat the y;.s works will he immedi-
ately constructed. 1t is his intention
to put down at tho present time pipes
from the Consolidated, on the north,
to the Turner House, OH the south.
The pipes will be conducted through
Main. Buel and Spring streets, for the
distance indicated above. Mr.. Ma
they will to-day call upon such Of our
business mel as lie was unable to visit
yesterday.
WHERE ARE THEY ?-Those sprink-
ling carts, where are they? A more
suspicious time to start them will not
be atfo rded than now. Every one is
complaining Of the dust; the mer-
chants and StOre-keepers are in just
the right humOr to subscribe to any
undertaking that will alatc the nui-
sance, and still no movement il appar-
ent with those who were to commence
the sprinkling of the streets. The first
who appears OIL the streets mounted
on Il Sprinkling cart will meet with a
favorable reception from the business
men, and will be liable to do a paying;
business.
CONFUSION.-The store of Meyers 4
Franklin was tho scene of great con-
fusion yesterday. The floor, sidewalk
and counters were strewn with an end
less array OF goods just received, and
the clerks and pOrterS were kept busy
opening package after package and
putting the contents thereof in proper
place. Their new stock consists OF
choice assortments of Summer hats,
clothing and dry goods, purchased nn-
der tho immediate supervision of j.
Meyers ut San Francisco, and, alto
gether. il the best selected stock ever
brought in town.
From PANCAKE.-COl. 4. Lewis, OF