Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-27

hot ashes OH the streets in the rear of
buildings. In n or two instances
the barrels and boxes have been dis
covered to be on fire. A pailful of hot
Goals ma be the means of reducing
the town to ashes, and too great pre-,
caution can not be displayed in seeing.
when depOsiting ashes in boxes, that
all vestige of fire has been extin.
guished.
HOSE CoMPANY.-A movement is on
foot for the formation of a hose com
pany, should the commissioners grant
he petition Of property holders forthe
levy of a tax for fire department pur-
poses. The hose on the carriage OF
the Rescue Company is now in a bad
condition, and ii allowed to remain so
will soon be unfit for service. A por-
ton of it being made OF leather, needs
=" slushing," and the carbolized portion
a good wash.
SUNSHINE Yesterday was a most
delightful day, warm and as pleasant
as an early Summers day. The bright
sunshine brought out the ladies in
>tOttNs I'LL GJdItt StI tGG WAS llIOll2eu
during the afternoon with those who
desired a good summing" The little
wild flowers have made their appear
ance on the hillsides, and quite y
nuinber of persons WeIe out ye>teI-
day altering the h~arbingers offspring.
WHO CAN SOLVE IT?-Twe,ve per-
ons stopped at a hotel over night. On
asking their bill the uext morning they
found it + be Sl2. The old men paid
So each, the old women paid 81 each,
the young men paid 30 cents each, and
the young women paid - cents each.
How many old men, how many old
women. how many young men and
how many young women were there
travelling in ibis crowd?
MORE CAUrIoUs.-When a lady bor-
rows the sunday-go-to.meeting dress
of another young lady to attend a par
~ aud then goes home and sits up an
hour or SO with her Augustus, she
should endeavor to smooth out s0tue
of the wrinkles before returning the
Article to The owner, To obvlate the me-
ce>sily for indignant and sarcastic OBJ
>~eeVa.ions on The part of the latter.
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HOUSE RoBBED.-The residence of
VIM. Van VIeiei, near the Jackson fur
i'ace, WAS sursiarizei on THURSDAY
night ard a quantity of clothing stolen.
Van will give the robber until TO NOR
row morning d" bring his shirts back,
ans "A failure t" do - will cause trouble,
as he is LETT without one for sunday.
:,
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pers oi the of2inai base Dan oluo are
requested to attend a meeting CT that
club ON MONDAY evening. At the Court
house An me,ubers of the orrani-
husiueSs nj jnnorl.n,e viii Inc trans
acted.
C,osp ov rig IrNrrN SEASON
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WIN "-uay' rN's'er E'e"' 'he Ae''ep
season draws TO a close, and those who
fry a~.vs n lima srt anart tor re-.
pentamce can now emerge from their
tecin>ioa anu oEce more enter INTO the
u~issipauoh oi "orluiy yhhehts.
~
EASTER schoi-
meet M tho church this alderman. i'm.
ned,.telv ufter service. for the mr..
pose of rehearsiny the anthems and
carols for the Easter celebration TO.
morrow night.
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FoR II STATE. Geo. w. Baker
was engaged in the persecution of the
Chinaman, /. En-, who WAS convicted
of burglary in the District Court on
"A e~rroreouslv stated i'm Yesterdays
SENTINEL.
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HE MAILS INC roaus oe'"ee
condition. The average time made this
line weather, from the terminus to
town Is eleven hours' a uis'ahce OIL
ABOUT 'or'y h'''es.