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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-16
for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 1876.


U. S. REGISTERS OFFICE.
AUSTIN, Nevada, December I'D, ls72.)
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAI
~ Hermann Heynemann has this da!
filed in this Office a plat, together with a
notice OF application lori patent from thu
United States, under act of Congress ap.
proved May 10. 1872, for eight hundred
(s0W feet OF a certain vein. lode or deposit
III quartz or other rock in place. bearing
silver, known as the Lord EyrOn lode,
running 400 feet %nOrtherly and 400 feet
SOutherly from the Lord Byron shaft,
situated in the Eureka Mining District,
Lander county, state Of Nevada, and
more particularly described as follows,
to wit
SURVEY NO. 81.
Beginning at a post marked No. l. U. S.
survey No 81, whence post No. Of survey
No. 81, made for Hermann Heynemann
upon the FL Dorado deposit or lode, bears
y. ~ deg. 3 min. +. 2152 feet. The sum.
init Of Ruby Hill No. | bears n. 5d"g. 33
mia. w. Y756 feet. A prominent rocky
point. No. 2. the summit OF Silver Hill,
bears n. 80 deg. 80 min f. 93i9 feet. The
flag staff in the town of Eureka bears n.
~ deg. 70 min. +. 1854 feet. and the Lord
!iyr II shaft bears :. so deg. W. 4O5 feet ];
theme running 5 76b deg. +. 200 feet !;
thence =. 1919 deg. W. 500 feet thence n.
76h W. 200 feet, and hence n. 13A deg,
Z. 500 feet, tn post No. J, the place OF be-
ginning, containing } and 67-lUO acres.
Courses expressed from h true mcrid-
ian with a magnetic variation Of l6h deg.
East.
The claim is on unsurveyed lanus, and
is bounded OH the north by the Elise
lode. and elsewhere by no known claim
ants.
The notice and diagram Of the above
claim can be found posted at h Lord
Byron shaft.
ALFRED f. SHANNON,
d:S-60d Register,
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Itemised Facts and Fsucies.

Itemi1ed Facts and Fancies.
The Louisville policemen threat
en- to strike because it has been
made part Of their duty to trans
lort smallpox patients to the
pest-huuse.
The reporters Of the Pittshurg
papers were treated with q free
sleigh ride on Christmas Dav. and
responded by pufis Of the livery
stables. varying from u "stickfull"
to q column in length.
In Christian Massachusetts, even
in sanity Springfield, a destitute
sick woman actually had her hair
eaten off hy rats. while abe lay
upon a miserable apology for bed.
unable to help herself.
A man i'm Friendship. New York.
Is the unhappy father of q baby
three months old. that weighs
eighty pounds. The man il poor,
aud a hard worker, and unless he
car build = bay window on his
humble cottage. the baby must
roost in \ hog-psn.
There are at present upward of
five hundred swans on the River
Thames. or thess 1871 belong to
the Queen. IS to the Witness
Company. 67 to the Company of
Dyers. 1t is said that these beau
tifui birds are to be removed else
whore, the fish becoming "small
by degrees and beautifully less"
because of the swans fOndness for
digging in spawning beds and
gobbling up MILL ,ns Of small fry.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-16
Officers Of the Legislature.
SENATE.'

~ "A =.
Lieutenant Governor Denver President.
Israel Crawford, President pro TEN.
Charles F. Bicknell, secretary.
Thomas A. Waterman, Assistant Sec.
rotary.
B. Z. Burns. Minute Clerk.
X. Il. Parkinson, Journal Clerk.
NJ. ID. Hatch Copying Clerk.
Joseph Josephs. Expressing Clerk.
A. X. Lamb, Ssrg .ant -at-Arms.
L. ID. NOyes, Assistant Sergeant-at.
Arms.
George B. Allen. Chaplain.
HOUSE.
John H. Bowman. Speaker.
o. Il. Grey, Speaker pro tenn.
Andrew WhitfOrd, clerk.
] NJ. Woodwork, Assistant Clerk.
George w. Rogers. Minute Clerk.
VIM. johnson, Engrossing Clerk.
7. w. McGovern, Journal Clerk.
Richard Paddock, Sergeant-at.Arms,
NJ. c. Hickey. Assistant Sefgesnt-at.
Arms.
Rev. Mr.. Woods. Chaplain. "
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Che eureka Sentinel.
ABUSE OF

W. Or SSuN0
Kisses are of dill rent kinds
some sweeter far tina honey;
Some are given To those unknown.
And some for matrimony.
To kiss a friend when first w meet
10 truly very dear;
But always kissing every n
10 REALLY very queer.
To kiss a friend when CT We meet
IL very impoiite;
Anu always kissing at your homes
Is not exactly right.
It's sweet to kiss a parting friend
When standing Mt the door;
But always kissing every one
Should q for evermore,
How many kisses are given away
To some Of doubtful fame?
lis better far to keep than give
A kiss to one bad name.
Let married men their kisses keep
For wives % dear to them;
And when you kiss te sure you're right,
but kiss not married men.
For jealous wives you sometimes make.
And husbands often roam
To other scenes of mirthfu'nss s,
Forgetting those Mt home.
When men to evil ways incline.
Their pouting lips present,
Turn from them with disgust, fair mes
They kiss with bad intent.
Take warning now. dear ladies fair:
Re careful as you walk;
Be hot too lavish with your love-
You'll keep down ugly talk.
Guide yourselves by habits strict.
Then you'll not go amiss:
Our savior was betrayed you know
BY Q deceitful Kiss.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
4 DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED
n MINING ucation n

W.
works, Eureka Mining District, Lander
County, State Of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meet.
ing of the Trustees Of said company, held
on the twenty-third day of December,
1872, an assessment (NO. - of twenty
five (25) cents per share vas levied upOi.
the capital stock Of the company, paya.
BILE Immediately in United States gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the Office Of
the company, Room y. Hayward's Build
ing. 419 California street, San Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid On the 24th day Oh
January, 1873. shall be deemed delin.
quent, and will be duly advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless pay.
ment shall be made before, will be sold
on Friday. the nth day of February,
1873. to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with cost OF advertising and ex.
penseS OF sale.
W. ". TRAITOR, Secretary.
Ofice-ROom Q. Hayward's building,
40 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
fOrnia. . d27
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Notice of Assessment.

Magnolia Silver Mining MI 10,rs y
ing Company-LOcatiOn OF rour1
reka Mining District, Lancei
State OF Nevada md
Notice is hereby given, thas said ~
ing OF the EOarsi OF Trustees " law p(
pany, held OH the Seventeenth rNaa [
cember, 1872. an assessment ;ed ur|
Ten Cents per share was rs any. p1
the capita stock of said ,s;ps y,
BILE Immediately, in United hs nf6e
coin, to the Secretary, AZ I nda Il w
the company, Rooms 20 any strea, 3
chants Exchange, California
Francisco, California. .sssssn4
Any stock upon which saio I'd dGl
shall remain unpaid ON tnemed d5
January, 1873, shall be oetartissd
Quent, and will be duly au.nies n
sale at public auction. . I'LL Be E
ment shall he made before "x Of n
on MONDAY. the Tenth u' aSslinqu1
ruary, 1873, TO pay tne .osfs d 4
assessment, together VIII
vertising and expenses oil saIv stees
by order of the ROard OF Ssrrets$|
LOUIS KAPIAN.s snsnts9
Onice-ROOms 26 and 81 eErapdl|
change, California street. W. y
CANf0rntA
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The I Legislature.

The present legislature o. ec, da Is
composed Of the following m mbers:
SENATE.
camR6.n, Frank. EsmeTalda' r.
Clapp, K. s., Lincoln, K.
Cleveland. a. G.. White Pine. r.
Crawford. israel. Orinsby. X.
Davenport. /. $, Lyon, Il.
Eastman. e. H.. WasnOe. II.
Fox. l.. l., storey, ID.
Hazlett, J. c.. lyon, r.
Hill. William. C%uurcnill, D..
Hobart. W. s.. Story, Il.
Lock wood, y. j., Ormspy, II.
Mciieth, itOorrt, Humboldt, d.
McCiinton, J.G.. EsmArsida, K.
Mccoy. W. W.. Lander. u.
Mills u. F.. White Fine, ID.
Moore, j. b.. klKO. X.
Phelan, JAS, Storey. K.
small, j. w., Douglas. Ind.
Stevenson, {. c., Stnr y, X.
Thompson. William. Washoe. r.
Narian, e. =, Humboldt, r..
Walter. D.. r, >ye, H..
Wilson, J.. T., Lincoln. d.
Adams. 7. NJ, story, Il.
Alien, CransiOn, Cnurcnill, n.
Arnold. Richard. storey, H..
Bowman, John. Nye. X.
Drummer, r. NJ, Esmeraida, r.
Burgess. J. H.. Lander, -.
Carpenter. ". H.. Ism ralda, r.
Cole. FREQ. ". Waite Pine. u.
Craisue, T.. A, Lincoln, X.
Crawford. James, Lyon, II.
Danbcrs, II. FREQ, Douglas, Ind.
Ilerby. c., storey. t..
Drake, rank ", Lander, r.
Ely, 4. j. Lancer. K.
FOX, Jacob. storey, X.
u tliagher, j. T.. Esfneralda, r.
Ora . y. n. White Pine, X.
Hart, 7. NJ, Lyon, X.
Hoppin, J. H.. Humboldt, r.
Horton. X L.. i.and r, Il.
keyssr. W: b:..rnsby. r..
Lennon, f.. WashOa, ID.
Lyman, -. H.. Ormsty, &.
Mack, i. r., Lyon, K.
Matthews. Ed White Pine, D.
Mccall, kooert. t.smeralda, X.
Morrison. u. H.. St.,r-y, Il.
owen. SAM, Storey. K.
Prague. j. u. Nye, Il.
Price. W. E., fashOe. r.
Randall. John, storey, X.
Hickey. i. b., douglas, X.
Robinson. Thos.. Wnlie Pine. R.
Sanford. J. NJ. Churchill, ID.
Savage. j. A, Elko, ID.
Sessions, r. c., WashOe, X.
Shepperu. W. H.. Storey, X.
Shoaff, Phil. L.. Lincoln, u.
Smith, J.. r.. Storey. X.
Stearn, f. L.. storey. r.
StOddard. C. H., Humboldt, r.
Street, H. c., Eiko, ID.
T~obriner. Jacob. 'fmsby, X.
Twiss. J. ", Humboldt, X.
Ninned.e, b. c., White Pine, D.
Wallace. Thos.. Lincoln, d.
Wilson. J.. W.. Storey. X.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-16

And in accordance with ,ou
order of the FOard of Jrnste""ss law, and u
the 18th day of November Is.s' made d
shares OF each parcel of so;S, 20 nsg|
may be necessary. will be soI I aocs y
auction at tn 4 %salesroOm of IN :, pm
ton, 80 Montgomery strso, "h AfG
EIGHT II DAY OF JANJiApy on NJ
the hour of l O'Clock p. NJ. of sol. Ftd
pay said delinquent assessma Saia "a, h
together with costs of advertisina u efssI
penSes Of sale. ns andH1
JONAS LINCOLN. se,u.
Onice-3N Montgomery st rissa!t
Francisco, California. ''e!r "
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Shining 9stires.
nelinouent Sale Notice.
CONSOLIDATED MIN.

IL E.,G COMPANY Location OF WORKS
lancer ;ce c cGl are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on OF
assessment levied on the Fourteenth q
of November, 1877. the several
set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, rs follows:
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POSTPoNEMeNr

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Jan,y , n,
0lhe above sale is hereby .sa
to IHuRsDAl. January sd Ia t s%s9
same hour and place as above S,o, sa1
80. JONAS LINCOLN. Ser,s,s.
Ja''o Lander Cop-WM|
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-16

LOB PRINTING OF AL KINDS
e neatly exe...ed a. she Once VI The
: epREEA &ENTNH
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-16

At this Office We are prepared to print
Legal Blanks, OF all kinds,
Certificates Of Stock,
Invitation Cards,
Visiting Cards.
Bill-Heads.
Ball Tickets
HaEdbills.
Posters.
Blank Statements.
Business Cards,
Bills Of Laden,
Programmes.
Circulars,
Pamphlets.
Receipts.
Pay Rolls.
Checks.
Labels.
And All Kinds Of Fancy Work,
PRINTING DONE IN coLoRs.
ALL WORK WARRAA TED TO GIT
PTRFECT SATISFACTION.
ALL 0DERs FROM TOWN AN
COUNTRY WILL MEET WITH
PROMPT ATTENTION.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-16

TnB 08NTIN9L having . large and
extended circulation. o6ers . valuable
medium for Advertisers who wish to build
up = trade and patronage in this section
Of Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-16
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD

I'm AND AFTER DECEMBER FIRST,
~ 1872. Trains will leave Palisade
daily as follows:
Overland Passenger Trains for
Winnemucca, Wadsworth, Reno,
MarySville, Redding flor OregOnj
Sacramento, Stockton, Lathrop.
MERGED flor YOsemite), Upton
flor Los Angeles), San Jose and
San FranciscO...............lO: 25 JAM
Overland Freight and AccomO-
datiOn Train for San Fran
SiSSO. :UO A N
Overland Passenger Train for
Carlin, TOanO, Ogden and
Overland Freight and AccomO.
dation Train Tor Ogden and
A. n. TOWNE, GenI Supt
T.. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent. "a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-16

CONNECTED WITH THE SENTINEL
Establishment is an extensive
JOB PRIWpINa OFFICE!
Where all work in the Job Printing line
is executed in style and not to
be excelled In the state, and at . very
reasonable price.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-08
frantic AttcTnpE to Steal the Heart Of
Ihc PCOpic.

Frantic Attempt 10 Steni the Heart Of
Thc PcOpic.
1t is quite amusing to see the attempts
the Tribune is making to gain popular "a
vor again. Like q larvae rolled up in his
cuckoon, Il usually lies wrapped up in the
consciousness Ct It's own Importance. Oc-
casionalIy it utters dictum, which is the
voice Of the people, because, fOrsootn, Il
is the head of the people. Yet seldom
locs one find such complete isolation
from local affairs or Ignorance of the poo
pie about it as the last page Of the T.3jHae
gives evidence Of.
Once ia a while some rude jar viii stir
it ur,-I say rude, because anything that
will disturb the oquauamity Of the T:iJuae
must not only be harsh but also rude, ana
then it IS really amusing to see the good
paper seize hold Of soIle unfortunate vie
tim and make him notorious, in order, a.
It supposes, to make one individual eter-
nallY grateful and thus strengthen itself
with tie body polite Of the county.
The latest victim is one 5. D. Robinson,
Of Cato. \ man who owns ll,t.e farm
there, and, between his ica!ousncss AMI
genuine cu7scIncss, has made himself
s,,,e,hat f,r,ys o,nonr Iis imam r,...c
aeI-'o'is' 0o'' oH's'ue. IS an 'h'-eHs''e'
unimro-tant citizen. This individual haG-
TeneI to walk into the Tribune o.Ece
week ago. las. Friday, when the I'Gcr II
and Y'e,imzes him. afa thea emba.ms him
with about two squares Of their valuable
space 81 "1.ch '"e 'o,>1,".aS Is 4 part ;
ana "g'.ce '"e i@...' q '"'~1o.e l"iy'".a
.'o" "''eA 'ne VITO: ..,ea''E : AT, ~ 90
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-08

The SPECIAL schgo. meeting ca,,el to raise
funds for the completion Of tie third s.s-y
Il oar new school house, fllIei in Is mis-
sion, fo1n the unexpected Gcrc.orr-2nt or
thar Yankee disposition oF al natives. and
wAish IS being copied bY tori: 5aers Is soon
4 they proea-a c.tiz,ns nfre-s to Wit:
The laul.5,a desire 70 ka5w how mach
money had been yotel. how much Of the
money 50 voted had been expended and
bow much money was needed 10 accom-
.'ish the desired object. us information
the school board was -. prepared to give,
hcace the adjournment Tor ono wceL 50
that the tax payers might vote understand
iaz'y. This course develops tie fact that
more than 5000 voted al the annual
-Dee:iaE last fall, (by intended omission or
o.aerwise), was not inc,adel IN the taz
rolls last year As the people have = right
10 knew just how tie omission haTfeaci.
It beLoves the school board to make plain
statement Of facts At tie adjourned meet
ing TO convene OF Saturday e7eninG. There
is no charge Of sharp practice, but until
:, Is explained away, ta-ro Is Sigh. tinge
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-08
aAY DAY W. HOUSE CLEANING.

Tie usual vail If tile city press goos
up to the heavens on the agouics OF May
Day Moving The Chicago and ,lilwau-
kec press vie with each other in their Ia
mentations. The Milwaukee Nelcs treat.
it "pocticaTy ald otherwise" and then
asks If any one orl can express in a com
pact form, more that is soul tearing and
yczatiously y.zati)us to the average
american mind, than the disagrccaJe
moving they woald respectfully listen.
We think we can discount it with the
wort c,eu,iag Having been told that all
house keepers should be allowed fifteen or
twenty days for Spring Cleaning and that
old wido"cF5 Who are 50 fortunate as to
have sisters rule over them, should allow
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-08

Fresh Garden, TIowar and
Tree SEEDS, on5 Small T-d:ts.
Prepaid ~ HAL. 4 Cc-l"-c.o
and iudjcioU3 assortment. ~
sorts Ct C.taor Seeds %.
True Cape Cod Cranberry E...l5s
directiCne t0r culture c. h,"h
or Iow lana. Rev fragrant
bvCTblC0mirg JapaD Honey
5uCRlc, charming New hardy
vine so cents each. $500
ncT dcz., prepaid. new Early
Rose PotatoG, IS cents perIb.
5 lbs. S3C0 prepaid. Priced
Catalogues to any address, al
50 trade ll+tg, Gratis. Seeds on
Commission Agents wanted.
2 II. WATSON, Old Colony
Nurseries and Seed Establish
mont. Plymouth, Mass. Es-
t&o5l5sLCv -uL.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-08

He PILOT,
nz.xszra rls-n-.s aztnss.ss

There 10 10 Pala web tie tenta.F
Einaneat 5i-laor rele"a = aTcllGg It
xillAo5@s b e AM no an aess which j.
I'll not cure THIS Is stgaas language,
t3t i j. tue. here ~ parts arc LIT
g5Le, is effects arr m-ryc-gas. II rs
fro3Coel more cure. # Rheumatism, Ecl-
RI ID oca. Jew, pa's1, spT..Hs, swelling,
seteJ-l.easts, sca.Js' turns, sa.t-ra-an,
esi-sr ~ &C. upon = .--'''tA IRAN. ana
s. H.ia--s. spawn Ga..' :, g. @l'oLl "''.'-..'3
ca year than .l's = 2o'.-F i'E,.-'.i.-s1
ie'atd-ss since me vi, 2e5'h' i !
eeIlteE-irE.iths' ai. ~ ht.''.gS pam ,,.1''
~ 1F'Fiss Ia-2" aye. 1"Itf .i4.o.-.s'
.hs 4'..is wax s.7'i Us 4.e ....--
IL ..ts'tiisss az 1.
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%

THa>Es.-Nr. Vim. Rahr las the
tlaaEs IF the entire Pilot force for kez
Of thu. czh la-ating b.yerlge known rs La
ger Beer. The contents Ct this particular
kcs was tasted BY many AMI pronounced
BIZ all to be very fine article. We may
as wei mention the fact (4= many think al
b or lagor) th4t the lager tecI yats are not
crcaeI in this cline until opened for use
on the lss day Of Nay each year Puge
trqer Jc.r 8sgj3 u JearJM heating, there
is 10 Egalswancc in pure lager tcer.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-08

The trims Crs Gatt-a Tair
vii be held CT The frs We'd
nescaE # each mCG,a al ThOS.
G0El;Y iiotel. those i8tcre>-
ted >,Cck should give this fair
their attention. asst IS held in
q central and haRaT point for
The gathering CT Fair day..
IN o. II
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-08

LAM AsrEz.-rhc seLr Jessie Phil
lips arrived Tuesday, ni,h load Of plaster
rock for J. Schnatte s BRO, who viii pro
eeei % grind il into plastic. Immediately,
and are now ready to supply tie wants Of
farmers in Quantities 10 suit, fresh from
tie mill.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-08

ID II
insurance..
JyAa Sclue.,e IS Bro, Iy removing
goods, >'yy. Insured.
kEcm,G ! Bro, loss b. removing goods,
s''' insured.
Total estimated loss. ........... so, $50
With & io.a. insurance ot-....... ; 300
- .,...- 49,
= '-'-''' -
49,,
-
- ~, ''''' - - -. -',.'- ? ''-'I''
= :, ''.' 20 ''''''''i 80 49, '''I.'.'' ~
49, .'.''@ - " ''-- - '''91'
-, ...-,.'-.. . -,
-. No.. -. "
W.T.. -. ;..,..,...-.,.,.,.-
70 s,,+o 3D.. ,,.;n,. e.. -. 49,. -.
presented 10 us.,bat our citizen tax nar.
er- NAV know and indge for themselves
whether or nor thrir local affairs ara an.
trusted 70 ,rnst,yoy hv and cooratcn- mon
and we shall state facts. or what we bo
liever, he facts fa.r'as-- Nth, rs,v.,n,
c,a,,s r.,r -. 10 oc -, .,o,, .,.,ro.o SC
r.,,,- of mr. fire ,1an,rtr,o,t q. rc..ib,e.
~. f..... ,ra had rnoprb y,tr..y- ,,v cr,-
Enlistment from u- if thew rrayc II L.. as
ronor..d
!, w,ull SON, that thn-a was oitbor
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-08

Of suspicion lowering around tie aG.i-,
that some one has Jhu1ersI rs.5ss'
FROM al We can g'sam, it w5ul! appear
tLai there was money eu.u1h v5tci u .ac
annual meeting la. f-'', t1 complete ana
put in the much desired $500 city clock.
There are very many Who favor the Jay
ing Of clock and as i would only cost
the iniyilual tx payer about one mill OF
tie dollars tax, we would Ike to see the
expenditure made. BesileS he accgmm--
dltign t, tlc school interests Of tie .iat
d--,r.c., It would Be q great help TO tic
Ia50sing masses thro9gh lie Gay, ana 81.
doubt rot lis hourly Warning you'll empty
the saloons an hour OF two eaIlier each night
These are considerations not TO be lightly
passed over by the thinking tax payer:
We hard one Of our heaviest tax PAYERS sGy
that il addition to tie necessary tax for
a first class clock, he Tould donate 5-5
rather than not have one; il that was tie
alternative. lie certainly is not one o.
ttose who needs to be aJmonishel q
prutracteI midnight c41ousa.s.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-05-08

C0VHEEDABLE PRoNrTyEss.-Our towns
man Louis Kemper has done himself and
the Brewers ms. Co. Of America anl Home
INSURANCE Company, OF Columbus,
OHIO, a lasting credit by the manaer
in which he adjusted losses as agent for
those Co.'S. We learn that he had the los
ses al adjusted or the bases Of settlement
agrael upon in all the losses in lis
agencies by 4 o'clock p. n. on the next day
after the fire. Tins prompt and encr-
getic manner Of looking after aad respond.
ing to the wants Of the uurortunatcs by
frc viii strongly recommend him AMI his
Companies to the attention Of those look
ing after Insurance. If there ever was
a fire without the least appear rance Of care.
lassne7s Or inccnliarism by the parties
suffering it IS this ard their losses should
be paid promptly without let or hinder
ance save the p,aiLnst rules Of insurance,
all ofwhich M Kemper seems to have
anticipated.
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JosEru HEIXRlcHs ruas a Inc Of stages
daily between Two Rivers and Sheboygan,
connecting with the Lake Shore and 5 &
T. Railroads, at Sheboygan. The citi-
zens Of Two Rivers and Manitowoc c..
desiring to receive express packages from
the Office at Sheboycan, are informed that
it viii be necessary 70 send their orders to
Joseph Ueinrichs, p 0. box 90 Sheboy-
gan, who win give the same immediate
personal attention. 1t39tf
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For teas Of the best qsality, and most
xqrisitc flavor, 80 to the Manitowoc drug
store. lStf
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Destructive Fire.
Great Lass q Property.
Whole .lecount Of CouGasra,ioR
Loss E.sEEsaAgED AZ $2o,i5o

A-.-1- -t--' 10y N'"t.4+-' "-9-t NEi
O'Clock, our city was tile scene CT on3 Of
tie mot destructive c9nflsr4tlons with
which it rs ever been VISITED.
The are alarm was promptly souaIel
ami bright glare from the warehouse
near Trr,aa's Touring mil made known
the whereabouts Of the destructive Gle
mcnt.
III. steam frc ercinc first came on the
ground, AMI, JasL.u5 NJ the narrow lane
between th9 warehouse ana the mill, took
position within 80 feet TO winGwarI Of
tie ire. Hal there been steam enough
to begin work Immediately, all might have
turned out well, but the ecrye heat, radi:.-
ting from burning hay-balcs and coal,
famed by the northeast gale then blowing,
soon drove the frcmen from their posts
and, for time, the engine was in danger
IF being DESTROYED. In few moments
. they rushed back and aided by large
number Of our citizens, dgagsel it back to
a position cas-. Of Trumaus mill, where,
. in a f-w moments, It Jill good service.
Before tAis was dycc, the fumes had be
Gun to creep W tie sii=s ana roof Of the
MIL ami in q few minutes it vas a mass Of
dazzling white fame The heat was SO
intense, that wood piles half block away
| began 70 blaze from the effect Of it, and
( the whole runrrias pf H.. Ec.nn,no wore
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Nh. CHARLES WE.DEHoFr, Of Two
Greeks, left last Friday for Milwaukee, he
having received a lucrative position in that
city. While rejoicing at his good fortune
we cannot repreas our regret at his Ie-
arturo. Should his success in the " City
Of Bricks be commensurate with lis in
tegrit7, industry and business qualifca-
tons, he is destined to no small amount Of
prosperity, and vii yet occupy a position
which Will be advantageous to himself and
gratifying to lis friends.
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CARD OF THANKS.

To all those who were so kind in assist
ting US in keeping our property out Of
larger at the late fire, we tender cur
hearty thanks.
Wv J. Schuettc & Bro.