Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-13

Democratic party and its time. hon.
ored and still living principles and
measures. -. LANSING.
Eureka, Nav, Oct. 9, 1876.
At a meeting of the Democratic Gen.
tral Committee, held on Wednesday,
A. e. Kaye, the present incum bent,wa
nominated to fill the vacancy caused by
Mr.. Lansing's resignation. Mr.. Kaye
has given entire satisfaction i'm the DO
sition, and will, if reelected. discharge
the duties of the Office, as in the past,
faithfully and with the strictest fidel-
ity.
BE CAUTIoUs.-This is the stove pipe
season. Cold weather is upon us and
stoves must be put up. 1t is the ,most
critical season of the year as regards
fires. Let every one be on the guard
lest conhagration may be kindled.
The starting of fires in stoves that
have not been used for months is es-
pecially perilous. Look at them; go
through them and make sure that
there is nothing lacking to insure their
perfect safety. We are all equally in
terested in this regard, and every pru-
dent man will take particular pains to
remove all cobwebs and other combus
tible matter before sticking match
To his stove. Fail not to give this mat
ter your especial attention, all ye who
have the welfare of the town at heart.
AN OPINIoN.-Hon. Tom Tennent
returned from an extended tour 10 and
through the Great East yesterday. He
reports the Republican hosts arrayed
for the contest and surs of victory in
the coming battle. Tom is an open
eyed politician, and sound judge of
such matters.
That item is from the Carson Ap-
peal. Tom must have taken in some
other counties besides Eureka during
his visit to the Great East.
FELL IN FIT.-Tommy Heffron
fell in a fit on Buel stree: last night,
badly cutting his scalp and the side of
Of his face by the mishap. Restora.
tives being applied he speedily came
to himself and went on his way re-
joicing. His wounds were painful but
not dangerous. A great crowd gath
cred around the PROSTATE form of the
sufferer, thinking that an assault had
been made upon him by some person
unknown.
PALIsADE NoMINATIoNs.-Ata a joint
meeting Of both parties in Palisade,
Wednesday evening, the following
township nominations We're made: For
Justice of the Peace, j X. Rice; for
Constable, Will N. Rabbits; for School
Trustees, John Marchant. long term,
and j. r. Jewell and II. Il. Moore for
the short term. The ticket is mixed
one and is TO be supported by both
political parties.
The LADIES FAIR.-The fair was
not largely attended last night, proba-
bly, on account of the patrons being
tired after the ball the night before.
However, the ladies propose to make
this evening (Friday) and tomorrow
Saturday evening as enjoyable as
possible for those who will attend
Additional music will be in attendance
both evenings, and the rafting will 60
on at intervals during each evening.
THE NEWS. news from In
diana last night was received with
much satisfaction by Democrats. The
Republicans seemed to enjoy the fun
and many of them joined in with the
unterrified for good time. There is
is talk of connonading and speak
ing by the Democrats this even
ing. We presume they will have
grand blow-o ont, but we know nothing
definite on the subject.
STUMPING.-Frank Altman, formerly
of White Pine, is stumping for the
Democracy down in Esmeralda coun-
ty. Altman and r. d. Ferguson ran
the Independent party in White Pine
two years ago. Both have since re-
turned to their old loves. Ferguson
drops back into the Republican har-
ness and Altman spouts Democracy as
fuently as he did Dollyvardenism.
NEW CITIzENs.-Thef following per-
sons were naturalized by Judge Cole
yesterday: d. Job, a native of Wales;
VIM. l.. Thomas, England; Robert
Worthey, England; w. II. Clemow.
England; Thomas Fleming, Ireland:
NJ. Purcell, Ireland; and II. Gill, En-
gland.
WILLSPEAK.-Outside camps should
bear in mind that Col. Ellis, our can.
didate tor Congress, speaks here on
the evening of the 18th instant. He is
the most polished talker in Nevada,
and is sure to interest all who attend
his meeting.
LEOPARD BULLIoN.-The Leopard
mine, Of Cornucopia, seems to be
yielding we'll. Two shipments of bull
lion were made last week aggregating
81. 1000. The mill is running steadily
and the bullion product is better than
ever before.
WIRES DowN.-The wires were
down to the eastward greater part of
yesterday. Our telegraphic advices
are meager accordingly. Aside from
the news from Indiana nothing is