Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-23
A CARD.

WV ic"iH WIN IcCTct your anticipated
retirement from the ministry ut this
place. Approaching your services in
the position YOU have filed mons us,
rs we consider with marked ability
and success, we would earnestly en-
and remain with us.
Respectfully Yours,
II. Ryland, A.. Skillman, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Johnson, John Drie>bach, Mrs. w.
Smiley, Mrs. II. J.. Tennant, NJ. d.
Bartlett, NJ. Mcdonald, II. Jardire, ~.
\. Chandler, +. Rasset, II. Ma-sie. j..
B. McGec, NJ. ID. Howell. Is. j. Turner,
w. Il. Taylor, Mrs. Mct;ce, q. w.
Baker, \. Wells, Mrs. Hillhouse. Mrs.
%Shoenbar, +. Il. Miller, II. NJ. Beatty.
NJ. NJ. Johnson, w. IT,. Davenport,
James Martin, II. Ballantync, and OH
ers.
Mr.. McDougall, i'm his reply. states
that, owing to his increasing bad health,
he thinks it imprudcnt to tarrv longer
at Eureka, and expressed the hope
that when in better health he will
again be happy to meet his many
friends in this place.
THE SPORTS on TIL WAR PATH
Quite a furry CT excitement was no.
ticed among the sporting fraternity
yesterday, and Oh inquiring the cause,
we learned that a letter had been re-
ceived from Virginia City, denounci ~
the course of the San Francisco ChFon-
icie, in publishing articles against the
gamblers and their business in the
State of Nevada, and trying to squclch
them, the same rs it did in that city.
Those who are the most Interested look
upon il as u Matchmaking business, and
ave met the issue between them and
Tie CAioHtclc in Il shape that will prove
etlectual. AS o o rs the news had
reached Virginia City that the paper
was about to commence war on gam
bling, u committee waited III such of
the citizens rs were subscribers TO the
journal and stated the facts. requesting
them to sop the paper. Tine first day
" two hundred papers had been or
dered discontinued in Virginia and
Gold Hill, and the work is but COM
menced. The circular sent here to-
day, and to every town, city and ham,
let where there are any of the traterni-
ty residing. invites cooperation in the
work of decreasing the circulation OF
the paper. Orders TO "siop the pa
per- are now being solicit ed i'm this
place, with gratifying results to the So
l~lcitorS, and if each town in the Safe
should do rs well, we fear that the
circulation OF the Chronicle will de-
crease far faster than the combined
energies of those lightning Canvass
ers can receive their new subscrip-
lions.
POLICE COURr.-But IN solitary in
dividaal was brought before his Honor
yesterday. \ party by the name of
Johnson, for di>clarging firearms
within the city limits, Was fined $50, in
default of which he was turned over to
the tender care Of the Jaiior until the
expiration of Il days.
CHANGE OF BAsE.-W. G. Taylor,
telegraph opcratora al Diamond Springs,
has taken charge of the Railroad office
of the Atlantic and Pacific Company III
Pa'isadc. T.. &. Thomas, of the lure
ka office, will fill the place made va
cant by Mr.. Fay lor at diamond.
- Nv ~ ~ w - ~
perienccd some of the coolest weather
that has vi ,ited us this Winter. The
thermometer was, IL shutdown last
evening. eight degrees above zero, and
at m.inignt it stool 4; two degrees
above.
WArERED SGoCK.-Wc should judge
by our stock report this morning that
the Ophir Company had watered its
stock Yesterday, rs ii is quoted 1T SIG
pen share against $50 the day before.
and 1T perccp.ible decline OF the Com
stocks.
KILLED HIMSELF--Wc learn that
Mr.. Barrett. telegraph operator AT
he Railroad office III Palisade, shot
and killed himself ON Wednesday last,
the ball lodging i'll the heart. We
heard no cause assigned iorthc act.
PERSONAL. Cila>. Sutherland. OF
Illi>ade, and l.. \. Gates. the billiard
list. arrived last evening from the rail
road.
STILL THEY COME. = Goods of new
and endless variety are constantly ar
riving at the stone store of w. IL.
Clark, at the corner of Main and Clark
streets. Every shelf and corner of the
in,n,nnrT n.~,,IliSh,,.,, - Glln.l wit n a