Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-29

him the kind wishes for the future o
his many Hebrew and Christian
friends.
DISTINGUISHED MISUNDERSTANDING
the notablei arriving in Virginia yes.
terday and this morning. a V the Gold
Hill NeVs, of the 26th, were Congress.
man Kendall. J. II. kittrell. of White
Pine: A. NJ. IIillhouse. of Eureka,
Democratic candidate for Judge of Su.
preme Court dong term: IL. ii.
kirchner. Democratic nominee for the
Assembly frcm White Pine: Timothy
Cranlev, of White Pine. Democratic
candidate for Stale Controllers: Stephen
keaho. of White Pine. Democratic
nominee for the Assembly: William
Gleason. OF Phoebe; James Cross. OF
Lincoln: John Iule. Republican cam
didate for the STATE Senate. Lincoln
county: Dick Paddock. of Eureka: +.
W. Cole. OF Eureka. candidate for SUI
prenie Judge; X. NJ. Rowland Howl
ing Bob. wife and daughter. of White
Pine: John K. kittrel.. of White Pine.
Democratic candidate for ATTORNEY
General: W. w. Hobart. Republican
candidate for state Controller: II. II.
W hitehiil, Republican candidate fol-
State Mineralogist: George Trimble. OF
Trimbie Il SneiZineer. Eureka; u. II.
Sessions. Principal State University:
Johnny Adams, Phoebe: j.. {. Scott,
Captain John Turner. Cherry Creek.
HUNTING PARTY a number of Ia
dies and gentlemen left town yestcr-
day morning for the purpose Of enjoy
ing a weeks hunt in Ruby valley.
The party lcf. in a four-horse coach
and is composed of the following:
Geo. w. Eaner. Miss Anna Baker. Miss
liilma ~Swen>son. Miss Agile Hall.
William Eaker. NJ. Coady. one pound
of soda crackers and five gallons of
TEACHERS best. From the quantity of
ammunition and shotguns accompany
ing the expedition, the fate of every
chicken, rabbit and squirrel in Ruby
valley is undoubtedly sealed.
a CoMPLAINT.-The bridge builders
erecting the bridge over the ditch on
Clark street complain that some one
turns the water down the ditch, and
that it greatly iuterferes with their
work. They have already suffered
serious delay by such action. Though
II may be an inconvenience to some 10
have the water run down the street.
yet if it is kept from running in the
ditch for a day or So the bridge W II I've
completed, and then the water can be
allowed to flow in its natural channel.
\ NEAT ARTlCLE.-Bob Henderson
has for sale one of tile nea.e>t of toilet
artic!es-a uew invention-tiiat as yet
found its way into our market. Itcon-
sists of IA towe'-rack and soap reposi-
tory nea.ly encased in iron frame
work. and forms no, only IA fancy but
durable article. lie has a few for
sale at a reasonable price.
WAITING FOR NEws.-A large num-
bcr of those interested in the proceed
ings of the Democratic State Conven-
ton c~on-regafcd around the telegraph
office last night. a~nNiou>lv awaiting
Jews from the sea OF war. Those
lucky in receiving the first intelligence
announcing the nominations were be-
se!ged 10y the less lucky TO know the
contents thereof.
To TIE SEAT OF WAR.-.A number
Eurekans, delegates to the Democratic
Convention, have proceeded westward,
bound for Carson, to be on hand at the
convention of the unterrified that
commenced yesterday. Dick Guiher-
son l%elegraphs that 5o'clock yesterday
. the band began to play" and that
things generally had an appearance of
''red hoteGness.'
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.-The indie
pcndents have been gra lted a brief re-
spite: no more secret conclaves; no
more heavy arguments until six days
have passed. The party--that is a ma
jority-has left on a hunting expedi-
ton. and until their return no quorum
"a he had; hence the ccssa>ion of act
i've hostili,icS.
INFORMATION is wanted of the where
abouts of Patrick Vaughn, who was
in Phoebe in May last. He is a native
of Ross Grea, County of Tipperary.
Ireland, and is AZ Years of age. Any
information addressed to John
Vaughn. at L.eavenwor;h, Kansas, in
care of John Keller, will be thank
fully received.
DIsCHARGED.-A mar named Jones
was brought up, Yesterday, before JUS
tice Beatty on Il charge of exhibiting a
deadly weapon in Il rude, angry and
threatening manner, ETC., To the m
minent danger OF one Stanton. The
case being brought to trial. the charge
could not he sustained and Jones vas
discharged.
SERENADING. - The Cornish Glee
Club were out on Sunday night scre-
nading "a number of their friends. The
club is composed of some of the finest
voices in this section, and their randi-
ton of a number Of melodies sounted
sweetly on the still night air, and at
tracted quite a crowd, listening to the
talented singers.
SPECIAL ARRIvAL.-For the accom-
mediation of those intending TO be
present at the grand bail of the Eureka
Social and Literary Club. Meyers 4
Franklin have received a splendid as
sortment of kid gloves, of the latest
style. Ladies and gents sizes can be
obtained.
MEETING OF THE /. q. q. T.-isCcla-
nation Lodge, No. 20, l.. @. q. T.,
meets this evening at O'Clock prompt-
ly. \. full attendance is requested, as
business of importance will be trans
acted.
BULLION SHIPMENTS. = The X X
Company yesterday shipped 81, 800 and
the Richmond Company &c, 1000 pounds
of bullion, by F~riicbard's teams, to
Palisade.