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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10
GOVERYMEHT FEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON. ID. c.. Monday. March TO- 1871 .. IN. y
sgaopns for the pasf t,oenigf,,T honrf.
The barometer has risen since Saturday night
over New gland and tile Middle states; It has fallen
IN the South Atlantic and Eastern cur states PARRY
cloudy and clear weather have prevailed on the hcdie
and East Atlantic coasts Ar, al.
Cloud and fog followed by clear weather IN the soms
Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States clear weather hghs
winds and rising barometer IL now reported from ynr
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys; slight barometric de-
preston has developed on Sunday In ILLINOIS ana iDn
ana into storrneenter. moving eastward over ONO ana
Pennsylvania 20 Delaware IT.. - A.
Northeast winds with snow have prevailed on me
lower akes brsk winds from the northeast and north,
west from Virginia Connecticut, have prevaiIed
during Sunday evening ~
Probabilities
For Monday rising barometer. partly couoY ana clear
ing or clear weather will prevail very generally over inc
entire country OF the Appalachian range tne low
barometer on the Middle Atlantic coast viii mOVo east
ward with northeast winds IN New England -,
North. west winds ana partly cloudy weather Win
lower temperature will prevail over Ncw-fork ana the
lower lakes: clear weather and hnt winds On the MID
die and south Atlantic coast
Warning signals are ordered. aud cautionarY signals
the rest Of Sunday night at New YORK ana
Cape May. -
Midnight reports very generally missing from FLO,
rla. Canada the upper lakes, Mississippi valley anu
Rocky Mountain stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10
TOPICS OF THE TIME.
,.,,,Dv ~ urNICIPAL POLITICS.

~. has n resume of our city poll
Inv 80, re,erence to the progress OF events OF
TICS WIN hon.e Charter is the logical conclu
Nni0" sa' enc history OF the local factions with
sion- ~ socuraoy never forgetting that its
moro p" s,a.,a for the Presidential canvass
faNo'o 1a have been Qike MI Weners
VI So, d, : ransoea for ell woes. AS Tor the 40
So, cn.,om.house ring masters after the election
uoi' '. .rnr The Nation says they Immediately be
VI 'es arrangements for division OF the spoils,
80. - 1vas the way in which IL was done;
sno - e-st and foremost cleared the ground by
In ey with Mayor hall, by which some OF ms
inst before the close OF his term. ana ne
reI Customhouse nominees in their places This
spad them provide for some OF their own NUMBER
without inconvenience they next appointed nt t
Committee 70 take charge Of the work OF providing TINS
zeal oty with a charter and accordingly drafted one
and took IL up Albany and began TO force II through
fhe Igislaiurea task which is rendered all the easier
the Legislature on the Republican side who taxes any
real interest in municipal REFORM or knows any thhg
aout municipal affairs aud the Federal Officials IN the
itv Are accepted nal authorities as 70
what OF the party should be on ali
nal questions. The charter thus prepared mas many
points OF superiority Tweeds. which Is MOI Say
much for H. but II was curiOusy adapted 70 Cus.o
house purposes In one particular 20. tOoA ,o1t,on
from the Mayor Mr.. Havemeyer whom aI.er % LII
the ynsnsgers hegap 10 abuse and distrust, al eal
control of the appointments. while u kept Ie DSPsh
meDts Of Finance ana PuS 40 omeY are very great
and in which, therefore. on the ptlhcPls Lnel
the mayoraity. division OF power anu Io ~
single head, and 10 gave the superintendent OI
powers The object OF s TINS was OF course
obv1ous and when say that desperate efforts nave
teen made 20 under the party whip, pied Vlgor
onsIy nv the Federal Distriot-AttOrney and Commls
soner in spite OF the opposition Oh INC Des. oSS y,
wing the elections held along with the state ana red
era elections the Fall and not, as the Reforners
wished separately in the Spring we say enough 10 CON-
Mai tte sfO
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY MARCH 10.


Mails for Panama Asp'1wll the Ceo American and Soosa ra
ship at u NJ. from Pier No ~ N. K
TUESDAY MARCH H.
Bermuda by The steamship Niagara close 1t Steam
ship sails at , p m. ,.- -, -.
Mails for Europe aud Lgeposi per steamship
Mnnesot AZ ~ Supplementary Maj on Pier No n
r. a closed p Steamship sails AZ from Pier No.
0H.R
A Prusaan Closed Natl Is sent bv this Line a.,
STATES frert, ia Srefnen bT the nh
IIanss u NJ Steamship sails al D. NJ from o' OF Thru
-. i0boken -
Mails for by the steamship rJee close
.. IN. steamship sails at 3 D. m from per So.4 N X
THURSDAY. MARCH u
Mails CnerbOorg. snd Hamburg e
Pras IA. suppementarY Mail on Pier foot OF
Thrd-t Hoboken closet steamship sails at IN IRON
DOT Thrdst. Hobosen.
A PfussIsn Mail s bV this line go
A letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid VITA
double postage NJ o..
Mails for Nassau p and Havana steamship cay Of Metco
Close Supplementary Mail Oh Pier No. J, n H. Is closed AZ
$50 D. IN. Steamship sails at , IL.
FRIDAY, MARCH H.
Halifax closed al the New YORK PostOnce every
dav 9 p N. and via Boston
Ma The seN Yors Post One every Pm
day II m Steamship Portland Me- SaEOrlay att
N Due New York FrdaY, atbp m - 80,
Letter West indies except when gong direct WI
be 10 tie half ounce Papers cent' each "en mus be rps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10
THE DEATH PENALTY IN MISSOURI.

THE DEATH PENALTY IN MISSOURI.
The Legislature of Missouri is discussing a
proposition give jures, at their discretion. power to
commute the death penalty in homicide cases TO imprs
oument for not less than 20 years. bill making such
provision has been favoraby reported in the House
The 81 Louis Globe makes these comments thereon
It'll to hoped that the bill will become law. The
almost irresistible temptation 70 acquit when other
possible verdict Will be fatal is found 70 virtually annul
the murder Jures resolutely refuse 70 take
life IL will therefore, do harm, at least, 20 try the
proposed change Of the law experiment. An add
hOnal for IL the fact that the existing Law OF
murder simply prepOsterOus in its failure TO dscrm
mate between crimes that differ vastly in magnitude II
declares the psssiOnfren homicide 10 have acted
debrrateaeSs and in cool blood. and prescribes the
same verdict ana fate for who saysthe volstor OF
MS domestic peace for who murders for gain.
THIS should be remedied. and the bill Will BE- step
toward much-needed reformation Of our penal code.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10
MISS FAITHFUL IN MAssACHUsETrs.

Miss Emily Faithful left Boston for Cincin-
nau on Saturday. after delivering very successful
series of lectures fremont Temple. Cambridge Ando-
ver Salem and the neighborhood On Friday last the
New-Haven women's Club gave Miss Faithful hand
luncheon, after which she gave some details OF her
personal work during the last twelve years, which
greatly interested the members who gathered In large
numbers in honor the occasion. On the 9th Miss
Faithful the at the State HOuse. and
attended debate IN the House female suffrage.
during which sue occupied chair al tho Speakers right
hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10
PASSENG ELS ARRIVED.

FROM SAVANNAH IN sdDlsAD Herman LtgtnJso" March :
O. J. Boue and wife Henderson Mrs NJ Brown Miss
B7owr His J. Lee Mss Seey Mr. MARY Barnes ind intact
Miss Rachel MIS- julia H. SaFage Miss
Annie l. savage H. lockwood K H. Rockwood n -
Dpon James Bakey A. Livingston j. Morey A. T. Dnnoar T. "
Burr Leonard II. Barker e. WeEs. W. MIL tcoi
oreil AMI IL m the steersge . =,
FROM DEMERARA-In steamship AJndtE1o, March IA H.
Alexander AeIAsIer Joshua Baega Howard G Miss Parker Miss
T. Parker -.
FROM PERgAMBUCO-Tn bark S1ranento. March Capt s.
H. Ricb steamship Clara Michael Lynch aud Timothy Cody
al. hin LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10
TILE SALARY GRAB.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The TRIBUNE has not noticed this fact,
that the increase OF Congressmens salaries is entirely
al the disposition OF President Grant. II he has signed
the BILL intends TO sign it, is not he the ultimate cul-
pi OF course he puts 100000 into his pocket by
signing the bill. Where is PUBLIC VIRrUEf
Ne.c. York March s. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10

in the vicinity OF tho Rast River whore the dirt Hs
the roadway level with the sidewalk Unless tina
mutation Of months before the approaching
weather has time 10 ferment the OF impuri-
ties no ch sickness will follow.
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620 bOS hOoo se''''' "'O
osy-A
s,i, HsoE.. SILL toY's He'll fate PerrT. rj3
DIy--P
sandr Hoos -. 6ls Heu otte FertT oOJ
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET

PRoy,DgvCI he CLOTH market doi and deenir
for the a. 90 AZ ii Tor Extra
squares AMI Tt07.e. for Staudsu 6is.
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IYsvf ssiel ron hssev ths @ssnsg e ess -
- .s, - - as,,SSs1 C>sy - Brmssh ~ 49,
Liss Andrews from se~ Tors 20 - i
psa r1ved to-day sud rroee>s>d
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MARRIED.

AvRNwORTg-Da MScs s. a NE fhs<s
Chnrrh. Dr. nHrJs. Seosr "a
Walker Of seSyos to e. adopted laughter - svs hsgos
worth esl Jf lew HspeuL
wALKBR-a iGRATII-On Thgrsisy Msr,s o w Rev ~
Walker James y Wsiker. NJ ", o 10 ssnss h~srss
Of DubLn Ireland
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The Best Paper! Try ia:

-chencks Puimoufc syrup
sgAwEED r0SIC I'd MANDRAKE PILLS raess the
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MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse he Vet sgd stomach has SkAWkkn
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By druggists ieaers geussJ mo v HENRY se~ ssds
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07
The Hamilton Poisoning Case.

We give below a letter from DR..
Uerrick of Hamilton, relative to the
late Ease of poisoning in that place.
II seems that tbs SENTINEL's account
of the sad affair, as published a few
DAYS ago, was incorrect in inpor.
tant particular. DIR. Herrick was not
the attending physician. We were
enormously informed bv parties from
Hamilton that he was. and hence the
mistake. We apologize for having
placed the Doctor in a false position.
Following is his letter:
EDITOR SENTINEL: / saw the re-
port of the SENTINEL respecting the
death of Mrs. Lyman, which In many
respects is incorrect. The White Pine
Ne,rs of this week will give a trule
version of the whole affair. | was not
the attending physician. The lady
had been sick three months. DR..
Thoma had treated her two months.
and during the last month an old
German had treated her and acted as
cook and nurse. 1t was an obvious
case of narcotic poison. Who admin.
istered the doze or whether she took
it herself, is more than is now known,
Yours.
III. ). HERRICK, NJ. ID.
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The Catholic Fair.

The following has been handed to
us for publication:
The ladies who are organizing the
Fair for the benefit of the Catholic
Church, wish to remind their patrons
that the Fair will come off the first
week OF December. There have been
so many collectors here latterlv. for
eignerS to this town and State, that
we deem it our duty to address Il
p,trons and put them in mind that
although outside charity is good and
laudable, still we must conclude with
the truth expressed in the old princi-
pie: Charity should begin at home"
THE LADIES.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07
Austin Items.

We take the following items from
II of the latest RereiHes at hand.
MENAGERIE COMING.-Deputy Sher-
if Spires while in Eureka purchased
the extensive menagerie of Professor
Strombino which he will shortly
place on exhibition in this city. The
principal part OF the grand show, con-
sisting Of a trained white mouse, ar
rived last evening the balance O
sisting of snakes, taken from John
Henry Kings boots will be here in n
day or two. Professor Spires will
give due notice OF the opening of the
exhibition.
FROM BELMONT. = DR.. Bowman.
Speaker Of the Nevada Assembly, ar
rived in town from Belmon last even
ing. The Doctor is looking we'll : but
says he has been suffering from rheu-
matiSn, and is now on his way to
California i'll the hope of obtaining re-
lief in the mllder climate of that State.
He leaves on the Battle Mountain
stage this evening.
RETURNED.-Deputv Sheriff Spires
returned from the Base Range on last
evenings stage. He saws Charcoal
Flat" is the liveliest camp he has
thrown his optics on in many Il day.
lie informs rs that two new hotels
are being erected al McGearv and
that the Eureka and NcGearv Rail-
road will commence operation in Il
coupled of years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

OLD DAVE IS still prepared to wait
on his lady friends with his stock Of
dry and fancy goods for the approach
ing balls and holidays. He has on
hand vet a nice assortment of white
goods. sash ribbons, lace collars, kid
gloves, etc..and many other articlesto
numerous to mention. The remainder
of his stock of dry, fancy and staple
goods will commence to- be sold at
public auction to- the highest bidder
for cash only on the 18th instant.
Here Is chance for everybody to buy
themselves rich. Dave says no mat
ter what the goods cost he is round to
sell them off in order to clear the
shelves and make Don for his stock
of eatables; therefore, do not forget
the auction. The old pioneer auction
eer, Uncle Billy, will of1iciate in the
selling. n4-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07
| INTELLIGENCE

rRsoNAL.-W. S. Byrne, the travel
wont of the wholesale liqnor es-
e1ll3Ament of Kane, Wand & Co.,
- sancisco, arrived by Yesterdays
rom Phoebe. Mr.. Byrne being
1nksnowspaper man is of course re-
~ and accommodating. Our sa-
"a ka1pers wanting anything in his
Sc VIII md him up to the mark in
" ne a4ys. He will be in town sew
raj 0ayA Bv the way. another of the
5yrno l4mily arrived on the same
taRe. w. c. Byrne. one Of the old
q ana oost miners in the countrv.re-
Fns !epn Phoebe to agrin take up
k<leadence in Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

ORE IN SIGHT.-A party of gentle
men who were shown through our
leading mines yesterday and the day
before, assure us that there was
half so much ore in sight on Rubv
Hill as at the present time. The
mines are showing splendidlv in
every part, and especially en- the low
est levels.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07
Phoebe Items.
From Wednesdays Record,

JOSEPH THOMAS. Last night the
condition of Joseph Thomas, who was
shot by RoSamurgay on Sunday last,
had changed but little. He was some
what easier, and slept better than on
the previous day. He remarked to a
friend who was attending him, =
think I'll he all right after a little"
WE are now ENJOYING delightful
Fall weather. At this season of the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

TRANSPORTATION CoNTRACT.-Col.
Geo. Cowles, resident agent Of W. l..
Pritchard's freight line, yesterday
closed a contract with the rrOprietors
of the Hoosac to deliver all OF their
bullion at = ,lisade for one wear from
date. We did not learn the figures.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

ANOTHER MAN For BREAKFAsT.-
Phoebe reioices in still another man
for breakfast. The telegraph informs
us that, in a hurdv-house row night
before last, Edward DAMS was stabbed
in the neck by Robert Mccullough,
and almost instantly killed. No par
ticulars are given.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

REMovEp.-Father Hynes has re-
moved his residence on top of the hill
adjoining the school-house on the
north. Fourteen woke of oxen snaked
the little building up the hill some
DAYS ago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

NEW JEwELRY STORE. Henry j..
Morthon, late of Liverpool. has OPEN
ed a new iewelrv store on South Main
street, opposite the Courthouse. He
has a fine assortment of elegant and
fashionable jewelrv. See his card UNI
der the head of New To-Day"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

LADIES, hear Prfessor Fowler's sec
ond lecture to you alone at O'Clock
to-day illustrated, and consult him as
to Yourselves and children. at the Eu-
reka Hall SUNDAY afternoon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

GOING TO HAMILTON. - Father
Hynes will leave tomorrow for Ham
ilton and tho eastern portion of his
parish. lie will probably be absent
two weeks or longer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

WHITE PINE ORE.-Hon. Thomas
Robinson, of the western slope OF
White Pine mountain, is having an
other lot of ore worked at the Rich
mond.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

As WE, Oberfelder e Harrison, have
just received our Fall and Winter
stock of the finest and latest styles Of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods. we
are bound to be ahead of all the adj
vertisements that are out; for salts a C
tory proof, come and bring your coin
along. OBERFELDER Il HARRISON.
milf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

9RI Roam. - We find in the
mas of the Salt Lake Herald
Fing with reference to Mis-.
N, the horse that didn't win
nere last Saturday. Says the
SNNe notice by a Nevada ex-
yhat Stewart, the owner of
Roam" is shortly to leave
kcltv to get ready for the run
TO come off tins Fall. No
q gentleman would like to
money away with him. but
ethe animal must go like
pightnlng." Utah can begin
It's fast stock. as the owners
!r m some of the neighbor-
tories have learned, TO their
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

a GREAT many people called on
Professor Fowler at his rooms yester-
day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

THANKs.-Mr. Mighels, of the news
depot, has our thanks for a late copy
OF HuperS' Weekly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

c. III. BLAsER has a splendid assort-
ment OF lumber at his ward on the
hill north of Clark street, and his
prices are lower than the lowest in
the market. sis
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

Houses for rent and for sale in all
parts of the city. Also l. c. Bate
mans agent for the Monroe survey.
Office at the California lumber yard,
southeast corner of Buei and Bate.
man streets. aplO
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Office Of County Treas.
urer, Eureka County.
EUREKA, New, October 20.

EUREKA, NEN., OCIODtT 70. INao.
"ANPANERS OF EUREKA COUNTY,
/ Nevada, will please take notice that
the state and County faxes | We'd upon
the Real and Personal property of lure
ka county, for the fiscal veal ,ommene
ing January /, 4. II. 1873. n ending
December 81, A. y. 1873. are due n pay
able at my office in Eureka, on h 2Oth
day of October, \. II. 1873, and become
delinquent after the 18th day of Novem-
Der. \. u. 1873.
BY giving your attention to the above
notice YOU will avoid the 10 per cent, ad-
ditional tax imposed By law upon delin-
QuentS, and the costs that accrue upon
the commencement OF suit.
Offic at G. urt-hOuSe.
W. A. SEATON,
County Treasurer and eN-officio Tax Re
ceivcr. o2u
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fCi COURT. - The District
tuIonrned Yesterday to 10
o-morrow-Saturday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

Nobf NALLEY.-Hon. Jerry
). OF Ruby Valley, was in
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Don't forget that taxes are delin-
Quent on the 18th.
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SroRAGE.-A hundred tons Of mer-
chandise wanted on storage. Inquire
at TaylOr's. o31-lw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

AGE.-Owing to sometrouble
e,:road the stage from Pail
morning will be five hours
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year the climate of Phoebe cannot be
surpassed. All the representations
of rain, snow, sleet and hail have
failed, and i'm spite Of the weather
wise the temperature is mild and
agreeable.
GOING AWAY. Mr.. UPTON, the
shorthand reporter of the evidence in
the Raymond & Ely VS.. Kentucky
case, will leave by this mornings
stage for Hamilton.
DISTRICT COURT. - The trial of the
Raymond IL Ely VS.. Kentucky case
was continued in the District Court
Yesterday, Hon. w. Ii. Beatty presid-
ing.
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DAILY SENTINEL.
NOVEMBER =, 1873.
e REPORT.

.rocK REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 8.
xoRSING BOARD.
g.. 63N, etH.
curry. l2h. ID b3o.
Eelcher, 9. ~, 10 bo.
IS, 52N. 5Sh bSO.
IS. Al, AN.
tSorcross, 32h. 32a.
Point. 80, 100, 90.
Jacket. &c, k5h. 81.
Iial, 5. 6 b3o, So.
ke Mil. ~, ~.
rck, 10. 1874, l2as.
14%, - bio. AZ:
Virginia. 5oN'
S7dence, sa, ion
SS15S Nevada. is oso'
~ scnnt, s'.,s<.
~ nuer, 9%. ~,
- elcher, o., Ga oso.
= an. :sH. %. 2;h.
k.7h,7A.
MA. IS. rN. IS bso.
rrbocker. 3A. 81.
|1H. r.
ore, G.. bSo. 6s.
u. lSS.
Hill. 10. 10 bs.
h, 5. 5's.
Island. .5c.
Fork Con-, "a, 2A.2S.
6can Flat. Ia.
Is71c. 75c.
Con, ;. 3s, 81.
No. >. 10.
ga. 3.2as.
willie, ,.
ConIstock, ~.
EVENING BOARD.
pw Valley, IA.
Iond & Ely, 81. 57a. 90.
Ia Con. 9s,, %.
On, 2jc.
*, Zoe. Sc.
e. 50. 5.
Iincton & Creole, ~. "a o3o.
f5c. l.
/ Panaca, Ii.
ican Flag. s, s BIO.
~, 75c, 62Sc. SOC.
i Hunt. 2i,.2.
han. 75c, 81 &C b3o.
br. ljc.
Peak. Ia. Isl.
bar, SOC, 1jc.
bnt, y. 2i'a, 24h.
L. nm IL IL
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"ANrED.-O. III. Hahn, of
J, Consolidated, advertises for
10 L>S miners. See notice
e mead OF New To-Day"
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"hErlNG.-There will be a
OF RESCUE Hose Company
"lnS' at o'clock. at their
use All active members are
~" oe present. as business
'ahce Is to be transacted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-07

oHlPMENT.-W. l.. Pritch-
Peu Yesterday for the Rich
mpanv $4,000 pounds of bul.
me Hoosac, 40, 900; for the
consolidated, $4,000: and for
ono hsolldated, 1900 pounds.
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ROMANS IN Several
Hii'ohs prominent citizens
u TO the Base Range by pri-
Teyance Yesterday. Among
I"n across County Assessor
ntey' deputy Assessor Jerry
uptnniS Daley, and Hon.
sooinson. They will all re-
US viewing the wonders
10y town, for several DAYS.
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miscellaneous.
! N N ENSE ATTRACTION!
NO RED FLAG! NO AUCTION!
Fall and Winter Importation OF
Dry Goods and Novelties
by the Thousand!

THE LADIES OF EUREKA AND
i vicinity are respectively Informed
that Meyers 4 Franklin, of the
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GIVE the pioneer and most reliable
Matchmaker, Jeweler and Eugraver
of Eureka, j. StrauS, a call. o29
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ivals and Departures.
Arrivals.

"a Arrl ais.
yOODRCFF & ENNOR'S LINE.
+ Nivion
n Mrs Mulligan
On A Il Turbol
rs W ) Byrne
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San Francisco Dry Goods Store,

lave just received a full line OF Fall and
Winter Goods. unsurpassed in quality
and variety. They ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the wants of n first-clasS Dry Goods Es-
tablishment. No pains have beer spared
in the selection of these goods. III
shipment, which is undoubtedly the
largest ever received by any house in the
state, includes all the leading novelties
of the season, imported from Eastern
and Western markets, and will be sold
at prices far below those of any house in
Eureka.
Special attention is directed TO the i'm.
mense stock Of