Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-20
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SenHfneI's Reporter.
District Court again this morning at 10
O'Clock.
II will be unla Sful to kill sagehen until
| the 10Th Of August.
Beatifc Lodge No. Z, Knights Of Pyth-
las, will meet this evening.
A social party will be given at the Stone
| saloon tomorrow Saturday evening.
IL would seem that the School Trustees
| elected last Fall have been legislated out
OF Office.
| 10 compromise her suit with ex-senator
| Sharon 10 denied.
California was treated to a heavy rain
| Yesterday. 1t is believed to have been uni
| yersal throughout the State.
Fears are entertained that the Carson
| river will not furnish water enough to keep
| the mills running much longer.
The recent Mint appointments have
| brought to the surface a host Of candidates
| who are anxious TO serve Uncle Sam.
Senator Thoma arrived home yesterday
from San Francisco, where he has been rus
ticating since the Legislature adjourned.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lander, who were
married on Tuesday evening last. will
leave on this mornings stage for Hamil-
on.
Hon. Sam Liddle and family arrived
from San Francisco yesterday. They will
depart for Hamilton on this mornings
stage.
On Wednesday last President Cleveland
appointed VIM. Garrard as Superintendent
OF the Carson Mint, and James R. Ryan as
coiner.
The appointment of William Garrard
az Superintendent of the Carson Mint,
gives general satisfaction in this COM
munisy.
The past has been a poor legislative
Winter for Carson girls matrimonially.
No husbands were captured by home gals
or visiting maidens.
There was an election on the school tax
question in Virginia City on Saturday,
which resulted in favor OF the measure by
a vote Of 5l1 in favor TO 80 against 1t.
Carson Tribune: The change of admin
istration just taking place Is having g very
depressing effect. Outgoing officers, from
economy, and business Of every kind feels
the effects.
The Teachers Institute which was to
have been held in Elko shortly has been
indefinitely postponed, owing to the bad
condition OF the roads and the long dis
lance many teachers would have to travel
In order to attend.
The White Pine stage coach will have q
full complement Of passengers this morn
ing. Among them will be Sal Liddle,
wife aud two children, Il. II. Norton,
Frank Gronman. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lam
der and George Brown.
George Tsssell has been appointed ad-
ministrstor OF the estate Of Patrick Ros.
sitter, deceased. Persons having claims
against the estate are requested 70 present
them within the next five weeks from this
date to the administrator
The Grand Jury yesterday found an in
dictment against Charles Wagner for an
attempt to kill. He was placed under q
bond OF 50. 900. ia default Of which he was
remanded into the custody Of the Sheriff.
The arraignment Of the prisoner was post
poned indefinitely.
The Arizona Legislature 10 generally re-
garded % the most inharmonious and un-
fruitful Of any in the history OF the Ter
ritory, and from first to last its acts have
been marked by a disposition to subvers
the will OF the people TO the personal in
terests OF political jobbers and corrup-
t~ionists.
Last Thursday night some person broke
into the room. in Carson City. in which
the Assembly Clerk OF the late Legislature
had beon preparing a copy OF the House
Journal for the State Printer and stole
fifteen days proceedings. Thu work had
cost a great amount OF labor, and had just