Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-14
mn HuMnOLDrERs.

THE HUMBOLDrERS.
Your we'll regulated Humboldter is
singular animal. We have watched
him admiringly for years. Heis much
divided into cliques and factions at
home but thoroughly united against
oil the rest Of the world. His great
battle generally relates to the removal
Of the county seat OF the contem plated
alteration Of territorial boundaries. In
time Of war or in the piping times of
peace, there is never any cessation OF
!, bostilities on these all important top
ics. There is no "of year F"
in politics in Humboldt coun
ty; no armistice allowed in fact
for the burying OF the dead and
the transferring OF the cripples to the
rear. War, continuous incessant, per-
petual war, rules the roost in Hum
boldt. This ia when all hands are at
home, and when there is no legitimate
prey in sight; but the moment an I'M
fortunate outsider gets on . Humboldt
corn then the transcendant beauty of
brethren dwelling together in unity
Immediately crops out along the whole
line-of the Humboldt River. Fight
as much as they will and do,
every mothers son of them stands
in for all he is worth against the conf
mon enemy, the balance of mankind.
whenever, and as often as occasion may
require. In Carson, duringa session of
the Legislature. is the place to observe
this trait of Humboldt character in its
most advanced state of development.
There it is, that Republicans and Dem
ocrats, Independents and Changers,
d~ivisionists and s~nti-divisionist s, meet
in the cordial bonds OF one common
brotherhood, knowing no North, no
South, but fraternizing even down to
the sharing OF every dime and the last
clean shirt. Their good fellowship at
such times and on such occasions has
often been remarked as savoring
strongly of clannishness. But be this
~ it may, the practice has been handed
down from the days Of Little Saff., Bill
Claggett and the other old.time Hum
boldter. who have since achieved re
no wn in various parts Of the country.
Jim Minor, Ed. Kelley, Tom Julien,
Mac. Bonnefield, Waldo. Stoddsrd ct
AL, are but following in the noccasin
tracks Of illustrious predecessors.
Among the last-named, however.
things occasionally . uneomforta-
bly, warm. Between Ed. Kelley, oil
the Stlrer State, and Tom Julien, Of
the Reg,stcr (both daily, matters have
lately become . bit relentless. The
rivalry Of their respective papers tends
to engeucer bad blood. Kelley was
arrested tho other day and taken TO
Carson on . charge which he explains
in tbs following 'good-by" TO the
readers Of the Silver State:
Owing to circumstances owe which
I have no control. namely,s warrant
from the District Court OF the United
0th408 III III " ~ DAo v VI
nv connection with the Silver State is
severed for an indefinite period. Yes
terday afternoon I was arrested by
United States Deputy Marshal upon
said warrant, and to day I go, or rather,
am taken, To Carson, to DO, in the Ian
gilngA Of the warrant, dealt with &C.
cOrding to law, for causing to be ear
ried through the United States mai
papers containing an advertisement o
San Francisco NJ. D.. which, it is al
legged, tells where, how, OF whom, anC
by what means certain unlawful REIN
edies could be obtained. Two Of tht
printers in the Silver State Office have
been subpoenaed AS Witnesses; bnt
have the assurance Of frientis that thu
paper will be issued daily during my
absence. which will be only temper
AIRY. For my part, l shall return wher
permitted to do sO. I am ignorant o
ihe name Of my accuser but q papel
taken to Justice Davis Office by L. "
Julien, a few days ago, il the probable
Of this attempt TO the TEN
pOrary suspension Of this paper, BY
subpoenaipg two coinpositors and ar
resting the undersigned. As the days
OF the Bsstils are past ! shall probsbl,
be brought face to face with the gentle
man in due time.
/ may be pardon for devoting az
much space to . personal matter from
the fact that II Is news, and that IL whal
II looked for in the newspapers.
Il. ID. KELLY.
II will be Q thst MI. Kelley st'
tributes bis indictment to Mr.. Julien
which we hope for the credit Of jour
nalism In Nevada h not true. Thu
Register. denies the charge, but says
Mr.. Julien would have been wholly
jussiHsd had no pursued the course al
legged against him, and for U A.
sigma that some time last Spring Mr.
Kelley s~oughtto have him indicted for
receiving pay for county printing
while acting as District Attorney Of the
county. We sgain hope, and for the
same reason given above, that Mr.
Ksilsy II guiItiess OF that attempt
nAtnsk his business rival. But to re.