Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-28
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Gau4sneVs Reporter.

II Sesalnel's reporter.
o.. Comfy Treasurer Tore expects to
40 East shortly.
Tpn.;ress men on Ruby Hill say business
here IL improving.
Take care OF your Ignorance, and your
w;edom will take case oil Itself.
I.ooh yanderleith, ESQ, returned last
lob, from 8 yisit to California.
novernor Adams has approved the bill
eonriatipg S55 900 for the current ex-
app Of the present Legislature.
u x Mitchell, Esq, who has had some
.ainaas with the State Supreme Court In
Cspson. returned on last nights train.
bunch OF keys was found on Main
s,rest the other day. The owner can get
same by calling at the sheriff's Office.
Governor Adams has approved the bill
N provide for the licensing of all banking
games, which includes stud-horse poker.
senator Foley has introduced a bill TO
rrogide for the registration Of electors and
ppreyent fraud at elections. Ordered en-
crossed.
|. p. Eisenbach yesterday attached some
goods stored away in town belonging to E..
| wilhelm. who Is now doing business in
Montsns.
Deacon Penrose, OF the Republican
Press, leaves tomorrow morning for Car
son, where he will wage war on Fassett's
high liquor license bill.
Three passenger coaches have been
chartered by some Of the prominent men
OF Eureka to convey the recently appointed
delegates to the Carson Silver Convention
There Is said to be excellent trout fish-
ing in the Trnckee river between Reno and
Wsdsworth, aud the fish can be hauled out
without any trouble by the hundreds Of
pounds.
Bachelors can breathe easy again. For
three years they need not blush and start
coyly aud timorously when fair maidens
tell them they have something TO say in
confidence.
All tho cattle men are highly pleased
with the favorable reports from the ranges.
The loss so far has been insignificant, and
the outlook for the future Was never more
promising.
The proportion Of failures 10 persons en-
gagged in business in the Pacific States and
Territories In 1884 was precisely the same
a. in ls7s-one out OF every IL traders; in
1883 IL was one out Of every 81 traders.
The revival meetings on Ruby Hill have
ceased for the present. Wonder il il was
owing TO the fact that q prominent news
paper man OF Eureka contemplated taking
an active part in the one this evening.
The party who was mentioned in yester-
days SKsrIsEL as having possessed him
self Of a $50 greenback in Frank Abadie's
saloon, was arrested, and IL now in jail
awaiting the action Of the Grand Jury.
The passage in the Assembly OF Fassett's
$500 q year liquor license bill has caused q
great commotion among the proprietors OF
the numerous small whisky dispensaries
on the Comstock and elsewhere in the
State.
A grand social will be given on Tuesday
evening next at the Eureka Opera House
by the Centennial Guard. Music will be
furnished by Riegelh1sh's band. Tickets,
81 so. Give the boys q good lift. They
deserve & big house.
InAsmuch as our item yesterday morn
ing concerning the selection Of g Grand
Jury was misconstrued. We wish TO state
that as yet q Grand Jury has not been Sc
| lected, bu, such a body will be selected
shortly by Judge Rives and aCouniy Com
missioner.