Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-01

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A Lady Correspondent Tells Us
COnhdensially Many Things Of
Interest," 60 the People Of Eureka
Charming widows are Invited
TO Stay Away from Carson-Par.
Elementary Attainments.
CARSON, New, Feb. Is.
EDITOR SENTINEL: Carson has not been
very gay this Winter. although there has
been quite q number Of parties. concerts.
theatrical troupes. etc. The Ben Cotton
Company were here, the Daley Vacation
Company, and this week we are enjoying
Sheridan, supported by Miss Davenport.
The Carson Amateur Dramatic Club gave
one entertainment, which was a great
success, aud they are announced for an
other on the I'd Of March. We have had
two bal masques. I was disappointed In
the first. It was generally q disappoint.
ment; there WAS but one we'll sustained
character in 1t. The second was some.
what better. I saw one, once upon Q time,
in Eureka, when passing through there,
and these Carson ones were not near so
good as that.
The representation from your county,
in the Senate and Assembly, are generally
regarded as very agreeable. and Senator
T--a Is said to be one Of the handsom-
est men in that house. Senator Fly is
also well liked socially, and Mrs. Fly
10 always voted charming, and has that
agreeable fsculty.sf making friends wher-
ever she goes. Miss P--y, who 10 visit
ing here. is quite an addition to Carson
society. Her liveliness and sprightliness
make her Q great favorite. {
Your Assemblymen were also gladly vel.
coined at every social gathering; but Mr..
S-h appears to be the greatest ladies'
man. He is always gallant and agreeable.
Mr.. G--y does not 60 out much, but
the other evening he went down to . party
at Dayton Of the Knights Of Pythias, and
he just bore of the palm, or, putting it
more after the common vernacular. he Just
took the rag off the BUSH" Your Mr..
FIT lin the House) 10 married, and il
. very devoted husband. So its no uss for
rs girls to have any designs OF him.
Your former Senator, Mr.. BIZ, and his
agreeable and charming wife are nov visit
ing here. Judge Rs, Of your city, was
also visiting here q short time sgo. and ell
OF as girls thought he wa real pretty. but
then We heard he was going to be married,
and that let him out.
But We had lots Of fun about the begin
ming Of the session. We we're told that
the Eureka Twins" were going to be
here, and they were so good looking. and
so nice, and just the same size. and you
couldn't tell them apart. and that they
wore one another's clothes, and that the
only thing they quarreled sbout was which
should wear this suit or that. 30 all Of rs
girls were in just Q fever Of excitement and
expectation. We got out our best ribbons
much. Finally. they came-Mr. By
and Mr.. H--y, and they didn't look any
more alike than . plum pudding and the
Fourth Of July. Mr.. By was tall and
Mr.. H---y stout. Mr.. H-y was right
good looking, but Mr.. By was
awful homely. did not get An introduce
ton 10 Mr.. H--y. although / have
heard he was very pleasant. he only
stayed . few days. But shortly after they
came / met Mr.. By at . social party,
| aud had an introduction to him, and he
| talked TO me until / really forgot he was
| plain, and | almost wished like Desdemons,
q That Heaven had made me such q man"
| They say that Mr.. By Is awfully taken
| up with a charming young widow. who has
| been visiting at the Governors Mansion.
don't know whether its true or not; bat
il il is. amt it too bad? / wish charm
| ing young widows would stay away when
| the Legislature 10 In session anyhow. Yon
know what Mr.. Pickwick says about "the
| vidders, Sammy"
l have been . frequent visitor to the
| two Legislative houses this session, and
and am taking lessons In parliamentary
| business. l think I have got it all down
| to a dot, and could legislate as we'll IS
anybody. II ever I get married. and If
| my lord won't get up in the morning when
want him to, I'll just stand over him
and yell: "Mr. President, / move the
committee do now RISE" and you can just
bet he'll get up. Or. II he talks too
much, when l think he ought to stop,
I'll just stand up and howl: "Mr.
| speaker, I move the previous question"
aud thstll fix him. Yes. Mr.. Editor, IL ever
l have q house OF my own / am going
10 govern il by parliamentary rules and
usages, and I'm going to be President and
Speaker too. Yours, EMILY