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impoBtor and no gentleman, and uBed somo worry
harsh language toward him. Waahbnrn arose
aud put his lland on m inkstnnd, and raised
# enough 50 as to spill come ot the ink sher-
ing it ho put it down. Then Sheridan com.
monccd accuaing lno Of taking his part. md
got nlad, and told him llo WAS jealous. He hnd
been accusing mo Of ''atar-chanlbor" work, and
I told him it was not 30; and he repeated
and repeated it, ,ilnaisting that waa lying-that
such conduct? / took oirenso at it, and no
wont back ut Washburn tho second time, and
pushed back my chair aud said + would have
nothing more to do with 1t. l finally quoted
down; got 10 mad couldn't speak. It WAS
wrong III me, but couldn't holp it. shoridautLon
Or in The building, and Waslburn said he didn't
aad msd and 'e la bays you say tha tf know yo
wero in the building, you lie:" Sheridan aaid /:
You knew was III tho building, and you arc
dirty blackguard." WaHhburn tllen aal: "You
see qn I'd a|il1af" III and remarked "shsrl;dan
those Woro the words used, or You aro
acting like a fool" 1Io turned around to
mo md said. sharply, that belonged
@ 70 country Who're they raiuod dirty blackguars,
blaokguard. That WINS wrong, and / am sorry
for It. Then ! said, again, I would have no moro
to do with 1t, and finally, finding wa could do
nothing, hroHo from my chair md went away.
Sheridan sald Washburn was an mpostor n
oarpet.bagger, blaokguard, and something
elso whcl have forgotten. 'e
On boing crosao1amined by A1r. Canlhold
Mr.. Mason said Sheridan said his name ,as
Sheridan, and everybody know where to tintl
lin, hut nobody know Whare to find WaaAburu
Washburn said hB namo was Washburu, aud he
could be- found at any time. Sheridan
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
Wisconsin Historical SOriety.

It is matter Of State pride to say
that our Wisconsin Historical Society
is propably the best organized, and has
the best collie elton pertaining to the
history Of the State Of that ofany other
State in the Union. We spent most
agreeable hour the other day in Madi-
son i'll looking through its rooms, which
forms the most interesting feature Of
the Capital building. The Library
contains 81, 224 volumes, most Of which
are interesting and valuable. The pie-
ture gallery has So oil paintings, most
Of which are portraits cf prominent
Wisconsin, men. AIMING them we no
feed those Of John p. Arndt, Randall
Wilcox, Senator Howe, II. S. Baiiu
and others. Specimens illustrating the
natural history of Wisconsin, such as
pdtrlsactlons, Minerals. stuffed animals
ana BIRDS, toSG5lls, earths, fill the shelves.
And there is also vast collection of
WEI relies, flags of regiments, photo
graphs, paper money, autographs, coins,
and miscellaneous Gu riosities. The
rooms are now 50 full that there does
not seem to be another available inch
Of space for coming contributions, and
the Society is anxious as to what can
be done for the future. The only solu-
ton seem to be the erection Of suta-
BE building, especially for the purpose.
The leading mind throughout the or.
ganizatlon Of this collection as all know,
has been that Of Lyman G. Draper I;
and the efficient Librarian, and ..wnrk-
ing oar OF the institution, is Daniel &.
Durrie, who is in constant attendance.
--ddroca.e
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~ eDe O.

The Cincinnati Commercial says :
Harper's Weekly was the other day
illuminated with picture-portraits OF
Pomeroy and York. If they resemble
the men in the least, physiognomy and
phre nology are on the side Of the Sen
ator- We should not care to risk our
bottom dollar on man with his upper
story constructed on the York model.
If York is an honest and upright man
he has fortunately disappointed the
laws Of Lavater and the theories OF
Fowler. Darwinianism, perhaps,
might be applied to him with some sue
cess.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
The New Hampshire Election.

New Hampshire last week held her
election, for the election of governor
members of congress, and state repre-
sentatiyes. The Democrats claim a
victory: there Is certainly q gain for
the democracy, and corresponding
falling off from the republican, figures.
Probably J, there is no election OF gov
sfidf 81 The people. The Republicans
will have a inajorij, in both branches
Of the state Legislature. The proba-
biiity is that Democrats are elcc.. Led
from each Of the three cong: essiona]
districts.
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$50 ---.-


TIE TuMAH r. r. BoNDs.-Wt
learn that an injunction has been ser
we'd or the County Commissioners, re
strsinints the delivery Of the bonds t.
the Wise. Valley r. r. Co. voted BY
Wood County.
It is alleged by the Plaintiffs that
the contract has net been fulfilled, CON
seduentlv the bonds are not valid.
We reserve comment till we shall learn
all the facts in connection Herewith.
H6ps.-Dullness and quictncs5 reigns
supreme in the Hop Market, hot only
here bat at Nc"; York and All other
points. Tie brewers have mostly stop
pei buying, and there is decline eft
fully 10 cents per pound in the market
since c@r last report thirty cents be-
".isy the most oHerel. The European
-efar2sets arc general frm. and, as 6
friend of ours says, with no buvers.' -
i.tey may advance again before june.
ana there's hardly possibility Of any
further iaeliae. The f3w helt in this
market vii. not enrich Or ruin any one.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

r@-W We clip the following from
l'ilton's "Ubi4uities' in the green Bay
Adtocats.
Duluth. scarcely out of its swad-
ling clohcs IS beginning to talk about
an "Old Settlers Club"
"A disloil contemporary is moved
by recent events to suggest that the
name CT our national capital be chan
ged to Ivy Washington
a nervoHs man who lives near one
Of our boiler-shcrs wants to offer re-
ward of ss35 to any one who will invent
a moeking-bird that can i,uitsto the
sounds which proceed FROM the shop.
He wants to wrin. it 8 neck.
The Appleton Crescent wants to *
"revivea,' and asks, "wherc is Mrs.
Van Cote The Post anticipates the
question and irrevcrcntly says That she
Is wrestling with the Evil One down at
GAINESVILLE ana will throw him, beyond
i doubt. .
One Of oar wealthy Ismbsrmen
aas:e s.a.o n@t 10 oaa iay Lst wee,
a-,: -. .az es..t...a;,.e ,',.,.,-
Iccont otc3.teutea al " As.tlu.Goa ana
eis.whera, that sors Of oyertures are of
i,na- &rr.: Take i a,rav
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
Boutwell, elected TO the Senate.

Boutwell, was chosen to the U. S.
Senate by the Mass. Legislature en-
.a:e 18th inst. Dawes received is
votes, - Votes in all being cast.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
An Honorable Compliment.

Ssna;9T Carpenter has been elected
50 the hoE-gahle post af Wee President
pro t,npore Of the iniae! States SEN
a.e, This is an honorable compliment
TO distinguished son OF our state. and
It Is the more gratifying to our peopls,
because on the Louisiana bill Senator
Carpenter eyincal an independence of
party trammels, and liherality in
ealing with this troublesome Southern
question which has given him the good
Will Of al! parties.
though he then came in collision
@ith Morton ana Conkling. they so
respected lis ability AMI s. appreciat-
ed the mora, weight CT his position
that they not chi made 20 opposition,
hut gave their consent 70 his election.
Ta's offers good example, fer ii
shows that orr public men. and CIR
journalists when thew act honesty aud
independently !, nos forfeit the coz
ii.@ase u their party Associates
i..atoaaia.
+} ~ ,..s'. 4 @--,.fa yz,-t :, ,1-r,e
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
For Comfy Eryi-c.

j hereby annou nee? myself a. u candidate foi
the position Of County Judge. Should my friend.
see Il: to besto;y this position uoon ne ! viii
serve them TO tho best Of my ability.
JOS WOOD.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
For Civ Marshall

hereby announce myself as candidate f.
the position of City Marshal at the coming char
ter election. If elected / promise 10 discharg
the duties ofthe office with due rcgarl for tn
oath | take before occupying it.
". J. nCRA Attn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
To The Voters of CRAM. Rapi,ss

| hcregy present my name to the voters of the
City Of Grand Rapids FOR the position of City
Marsha! at the ensuing election. If elected
propose to attend to the duties Of the Office in
person. and to the best Of my ability.
J. ". FREEMAN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

Brass and Copper wanted al the Grand IA pit
Foundry and Machine Shop.
t. JOHN RABIIN.
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Office of Secretary of State D
Ma !ison Wis, T.
NovIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that at ? Jn
4 diciai Election. to be held in the several
towns wards and election precincts in the State
day OF April next, the following otIccls are to be
elected to-wit:
An Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court. in
the place Gforsamus Cole. whose term of Office
will expire Oh the 3lst day OF May. 1873.
,jndge ofthe Ciruut Court for the Tenth ,Tu-
flcIai Circuit. comprising the counties OF Brown,
Door, oconto, Outagamic and Slawano. in tho
pace OF l.. Holmes Ellis. whose term OF office will
expire on the 3lst day of Deccmbe 1873.
County Judge in etch OF the several coun-
ties OF this State, in the place ofeach Of the Co.
Judges OF the said several counties, whose terms
pfotlce viii expire on the 3fst day Of December
ISIS.
Given under my hand and Tire Great Seal of tie
state. at Madison, this 10Th dar of February,
1873. IL Bi,EESE,
Secretary of Sia.e.
Shcriff's Office, wood Co.,
March 18th. 1873,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that pursuant
10 the foregoing notice from the Secretary, Of
State. that Judicial Election will he held III he
several towns wards and election precincts OF
the county OF " God, on the first Tuesday, being
the + irsG day OF April next. tor the purpose OF
eiectsS.g
An Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court in
the PLACE Of 0TsamuS Cole. whose tern, Of office
vi !leNpire en- the Slst day OF May, 1873
\ County Judge Of IL County of " God, in the
place OF j, D. Witteas whose term of office will
expire on the 3lst dag. oftpecember. 1873,
4. LAFIGNE.
Ehefifsf Wood t'eu7r
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

And everything usually kept in a Drug or Book
Store. We propose to keep our store well stocl,
ed with Fresh and Pure Drags and confidently
expect a share of the patronage of the people Of
Wood County.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
judicial Election Neficc.

A ssDciate Justice of the Supreme Court
Judge OF the Tenth Judicial Cir
cs.it, and County Judges.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

Iccent oac3.i4Hcoa al y .IS.fln -Gou aul
elsewhere, that scr, Of oyertures are of
,soa-s fe.: Take il away,
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% Cents per Week.

twenty-five Gents a week laid by and deposi
tel they amount to One Dollar, with
The interest allowed by this Bank viii produce
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10
Austin Items.
from Saturdays RPreille. !

EXAMINATION PoSTPONED.-James
Fender was taken before Judge Logan
Yesterday to be examined upon a
charge of grand larceny. The de-
PENDANT plead not guilty, and the ex-
animation was postponed until Nom
day at one O'Clock L. NJ, to enable the
prosecution to secure the attendance
OF witnesses.
HIS CONDITIoN.-Mr. Bidleman is
still unable to move the lower pOr-
ton OF his body, although he has ut
times a Slight sense of feeling in the
paralvzed parts, and DR.. WiXom, his
phvsician. says all the indications are
more favorable.
MESSRS. SALISBURY 4 GILMER will
commence LAYING the track of the
ElkO aud White Pine Ra lroad about
the time the Citizen. Mill Company
of this city commence paying divi-
dendS.
MEASLES.-There are quite a num-
her of eases OF measles among he
children in this city. The disease is
of a mild form.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10
INTELLIGENCE.
Prospect Mountain.

TIN WHlPPOORwILL S.s3IES.
n 9aturdav last, in com any with
Of friends, we pail a visit to
ne Of the mines on Prospect Noun
n. Ne started out with the view of
,tnoEh peep at all the principal
in That portion of the district.
! foQnd that it was a much larger
n we had bargained for. We
therefore, quite willing to re-
nr steps when we had COM
rather cnrsory inspection of
EHIPPOORwILL SERIES.
are four claims embraced in
es. to wit the Morris, Bern
hippnnrwill and Iowa. They
Pated in cave ut the extreme
one OF the main branches or
J, which make M from New
anyon proper, and are all in
rinTe with the celebrated
0f July property. X. y. H..
d. AMI other leading mines of
PANTY. Inc claims drSi9nated
W hlproorwiil series are con-
10 eacn "tler. an ! are the old
R'lonS IN that section. leaving
pee whatever for IL dispute RS to
is Il demonstrated fact on
BIT Mountain that the largest
alest veins OF ore have been de-
around an I about the heads
sanNoI'S. TniS is acrou ted for
9 hypothesis that The washing
h surface ground for ages
l'hred the ore channels more
Access than in other places
the cap rock remains undis-
MOTIFS was the first mine
q. On this Il large Amount OF
as been expended. and there is
'oiv of ore in sight. We tie.
q an incline about sixty feet,
''nd good ore the entire length.
a II body OF r has the appear
being about six feet in width.
tcheS back into the precititnu>
aln which rises above. The
. value OF the ore is estimated
per ton in silver. TO say nothing
iea". A little further along to
estWard. shaft has also been
" to the ore body. showing
has great extent in that diret-
Continuing Ola to the south and
ara brought us to the Bernard.
ext t" the Whipponrwill. The
allonS ON these claims r abo, t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

MEETING OP NErERANs.-The Next
can War Veterans met pursuant to a
call. last night, at the office of Judge
Gates. Majcr w. w. Mccoy in the
c!rair- The object of the meeting was.
AS i,rieflv stated t,y the Chairman. to
make the necessary arrangements to
participate in The celebration of the
Fourth OF july. On motion 4 com
mi tee. TO consist OF the officers 0fthe
assnci,'ipn. was appointed to confer
with the several committees appoint-
Ell Ivy the five companies and citizens.
The committee was also authorized Ia
procure a suitable flag for the Use Of
the Veterans. The meeting then adj
President.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

FL Locate AT PioCuE.-We are
pea that the Hon. E. w. Ken
|'ii locate in Phoebe. and engage
. ractIcr of law during the re-
.mnsreSS. His hest friends
VII retire rom the political
WIN me expiration ofhiS pres
[I'l oil office. We have an idea
klr'S' or those who voted for the
aiaFy grab will do Likewise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10
lss.lis aNu O~p.arluGSs.
.ArCiVn

ArViva
fnoDRUFF 3 ENVpK's t.t~E:
has tt Holden & wife
Departures
IN. Gtj.tIfA ENNOR'S LINE:
II Mrs Grammar
nln James Grammar
Dane NJ Foster
wtD. Mrs Neil
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

In TOwN.-W. b. Taylor, of the
Elko independent. one OF the Prc.iden-
tial ell cturs on the Republican ticket
at the last election, Il prominent men d.
Der OF the Young Mems Christian As.
socia,ion, and the great bamboo tenn
!'erance lecturer twhen he happens to
belong to the tanks) OF the Pariiic
Coast. dropped in UPON us yesterday.
lie comes tO y " out the fairness OF the
ian in general. but mOr particularly
with reference to the sale OF Il certain
cargo of fresh butter and eggs which
he has en- route from the railroad.
Taylor is cminentlv practical, and
1" ing lone f the self-imade men o..
our times" is always ready To turn
an honest penny in almost amy line of
business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

ALL kinds of fresh fruit at Nichols
Confectionery, La Grade building. teS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

PAECAKE CoAL.-The Carson Appeai
Of last Saturday says coal, from the
somewhat FUNGUS Pancake mine in
Eureka county. was tested yesterday
ut Torreyson's blacksmith shop.
lump Wilson anne along and invited
us to 90 and have a look at the test
aud we found Ellis. Sam King, Judge
Belknap, Tom Edwards, and a fot
more ;"al-sharls ready to witness the
proposed experiment. A chunk of
this coal, about as big as a brick. was
broken mp and put upon some nearly
y irnf-nut Goals on one of the torgeS /;
King pulled away at the bellows. ana
III "A few minutes the Pancake material
was well ON fire and burning with
quite n blaze. The blacksmith who
volunteered TO conduct the expert
meIt, put a rod of iron into the midst
Of this burning mass, kept it there IA
few minutes then pulled it out, laid its
Lot end on the anvil. hit it u few
strokes with his hammer, sOcked it
into hi. cooling tub, then hauled 1t
on . poked it up under Ellis nose and
said it was welded.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

Go TO J. OTTENHEIMER FOR FINE IN
ported cigars-three for ST.. my25tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

ICE CREAM at Nichols Confectionery,
La Grande building. jeS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10
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~ san FSANCISJJ, Jn1e g..
a Col.. II, IL bI', ok. So. lJa.
sSw V .iley. d. 2i.. 2l..
bad 4 Ely, IL, b..
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Iaes. ~, 6s,6.
4 Creole :.
Panaca, ~.
Nan Flag. So. 5h. s..
((oy, sc, L..
1@N swan
l. Hunt, Ia. lA.
1tE Pas, la,l's.
>n&har, IL
PneniN, :. 2':. 90.
Ix1m<1Of ,unnrl, ~.
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l6M(1hinc, s.
6X1s Treasure, Ga.
Chariot. So, 81. So.
Nm ,r'.i.
bgany, So. 9.
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g., Is 1j>, lS7, l,6.
lar, ,6, Us, 6,h bD,
* N,r,r,ss, So. -. 50 bao. 5)H.
Point, len. iRd
III b. Jack t, 20, OK.
5fiai, "a, o., 81.
r Mili, SD. b}), 6.
|Hnl Quartz, -
DcS, ~, Al, lik b3).
~ n, 81, -.
r, ~, ~. III b o, III.
d.nc', s. ~, IA.
Nir-inI,. W, 81.
Nevada, II, l}H.
ey, "a.
EE'lcnrr. 81, 5Ih b9o. 81.
q Imam. ~. 57H. ~ DiJ.
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keye, :.
|JS :. Ia, 81 b3'.
I honia -, 1879, 10 b3l.
ekarbOcKar, ga, l..
Y bna 4 Uttn, Pa, "a, !.
III j., /, ~, IA.
3mor :, y, So, 9k b3J, ..
r. Hill. 2lh. 2oh.
PSF, u 90.
" bu, sc.
York Con-, l.
~ kr!ctn Fat, %, 81, 51.
n n, |, SHE.
kuvil r,2H,2.
tral No :, :.
no, 13c.
hHlin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

SODA, Ice CREAM, NUTS, CANDIES
etc. at Ivy Nichols new Store, in the l.;
urande building. jeo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

BULLIoN.-Wells. Fargo & Co.
shipped for the Lemon mill on Sun
dav. tuur bars of me buill, II, valued
at 81, 794 OF. The Lemon Will doutt
less make mann such shipments dur
ing the Summer,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

REMovED.-Dr. Hall has removed
his dental office to the American
Hotel building, front room, up stairs.
See his card under the head OF New
TODAY"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

SiCK.-Louis Monaco, of the City
Photograph Gallery, has been con-
fined to his room. sick. for several
DAYS. Frank .\i,adie, the wholesale
Ii iuor merchant. is also quite Ill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

ANOTHER PiCNIC.-A party OF pic
nicers spent Sunday among the muir
muring brooks and ripping streams
of the Diamond range. They. o
course, had a nice tins.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

PASSED THROUGH. - Ex-Governor
b asdell and United States Surveyor
j.. Reed. passed through from P"g"ni!I
towards tide-w alter on yesterday :
stage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

FINE GRAINING.- Our attention mas
been called to some fine granting, ext
cuted hv the we'll known house ant
sign painter. II. IL. Kiilsey. MIR. Kin
sev is certainly an artistic man
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

FOUND.-A white and mouse-colored
fur cape, belonging to some child, wa
li-krd m i'm the southern part of town
a few davs ago. ~" owner can have
the same by calling for it at this Office
No charges.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

DENTISTEY.-We call attention to
the card of DR.. T. j. Holden, late Of
Sacramento, to be found under the
head of New to-day" His office is
at the Turner House. The Doctor
comes well recommended AS master OF
his profession, and having brought
his family with him. Will make Eure.
ka his permanent home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

DEPARTED Michael Foster, the
auburn haired compassion who has
been sticking type steadily at seventy
cents per thousand ems in the SENTI-
f office for the last two years. de-
parted. in comp my with his mother,
by last nights stage for the Bay.
Both are in i'll health. and they hope
tn Ike benefited by IA change of climate
during the summer months. Mike is
Il dutitul son.. Il good reliable print,
and he carries with him ,ur best
wishes wherever he ma wander.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-10

A RUMqR.-A rumor comes from
Elko, says the Phoebe Record, tn t
Senator j. p. Jones will lend substan-
lial aid in the construction of the Elko
and Hamilton Narrow-gauye Rail-
road. Ii there be anything in this
iunior. the early completion of the
road may be regarded as Il fixed fact,
as with his ample leans and we'll
KNOWN energy, the worn will Don lie
pushed to completion. I%nasnnucii us
King Sharon now OAnS Il Railroad,
there is 10 rea, II why King Jones
should be without one.