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R1onstoNp, Nov. 4.-Tllo election III this city
passed Oft worry quietly, tho polls ii, every pro-
cinot closing Without ai,y disturbance. Tic vot-
ing OIL tho pnrt Of tito whi9as Inns been quito
dull, but tho cotorod vote has not beon 30 good.
Some leading lsem1bicans conceda tilo cleesion
Of Kelnpor by G.010 to 10000 majority. Tlore
AFRO returns in yot from tho city precincts, but
the Indications Hro that 3loupers majority will
not ho loss than 5n0 in 1ilollniUl,G.
Is1cusoSp, Va. Nov. 4.-Neturns frnn nine
teon ont OF the twopty-onc precincts in this city
tive majority were largely behind tle official re-
t'ruH. Thcyo precincts giyo Kemper over ], 76o
majority. Tho remaining; two precincts will not
raiuco this majority moro sl,an 100. Partial re-
turna from thirty corutcs. Indicate ti,Et tho
State l!as gone Consorvatiye fya large majority
over Walkers minority IN 1860:
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nu approximate osttnlato OF tho result. Davis,
Republican, for Governor, ia awny al,catl Of his
ticlot, and will havo 1,20f' or 1,501 majority.
Tilo uuly place whore lo runa bolitl IL III Mil
loapolta, and t1,oro leHu tl1all 200. Il, many
ulaces tho farmers havo voted for Dnvia. and
tl,on turned round md supported lilo remainder
OF tho Graugera' tickot.
arinngor, Republican,, for stato 1roaaurer, is
boilinl III many localittoa. rs IL also Ionnison,
for sccrotnry of State, but not ,of1ougl, to on
danger THUR elcution, unless tlloy lieoG with
tliynstorB III tho Hotithorn pnrt of tho Btato. Iu
t1liu oty tto tick ota wero in b.lly split thut re-
turn from mt single proclllct aro in at this
hour, u o'clock.
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JACKSON, Mis-, Nov. 4.-1sr little interest
was shown in tlIo election today, from al
quarters tho vote is reported ouo:tl,ird short,
tho En!ling off in jackson, hoiug from
500 to G0o Amos hnH majority in tho city
osti,natcd at 300. which! is small Republican
loss. Tho Independent candidates. For county
oiljces Sero numerous, as tito Democrats had no
ticket In this county. EAero 'aas 1nueh delay in
counting tho votes.
V1cEaDunn, Nov. 4.-The election passed. off
quietly, only nl1out half tho uslutl voso being
Gust. Alcorn has probably CARRIED tl1is city and
county. Scratching prevailed to an uuprecedont-
cd extent at a'l tue polls. Nothing cali yet bo
gi.cn rs to the general result
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sr. PAUL, Mfinn., Nov. 4.--Iho returns 80 fnr
arc muagre hui tho Indications nll point to thu
handsome majority, DAVIS ruu,,ln. nhead Of
lin Ticket Tho1o linz been Eoo toalof soiate!l-
ing.. lilo roturna from tho olty will not DO III
until u yory Into hour, OH account Of mixed BAL
lots. There will be considerable change In tho
Loysalnturo.
Br. PAUL. Afiun., Nov. 4.-A very few sosuyns
recolyod from tho middle anl loWes parts Of tho
Stats. and 1t Is impossible u thia tlmo to make
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Tic Cedar Fnlss nc:ttir0aet Tax Case
DEs Mo1NEs. Nov. 4.-The tax caso of tloso
citfzcna OF Codar Falls who sued to enjoi1l the
s per ref,t lax y0tod III fnYor Of tho Burlington,
Cednr Rapidu t. minnesota Railway has, allor I.
long litigation, boon decided III favor Of tho
railroad uo1npany by the Suprome court Of tho
State, with q penalty amounting 10 naarly 100
por cout.
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col''trv at 1'raHo:t. and sao critical aspcrt Of
nnAllcal nflat1v, anl IA bill paHae;1 during tic
lust soHnlon Of tlIia bnly FOR the incroaso or !o
nalArioa Of tho nlomtcra. after duo operation.
Of tho puoplo, bo II retoiyc1 lint I.a l,ill for
tho hotoaso of nnlayiea il hereby rcaeit.tlci"
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NEW JERSEY,

NEW Yona, Nov. 4.-llnturus from Now 1oraoy
MP to q. III. Nro 1nbro anutteriNy Township R,A
district returns, n,,d Indicate nothing ~ to tho
general result. Tho election in for the eHtira
Assembly, abo!,t half Of whom aro renomlnatofi.
NEWARK, N. L., Nov. 4,-1soturna from tie
State aro so scattering TINT no satisfactory ost-
mata oa1l ha made II midnight, hut the Rapuait-
cauH claim the Legislature by reduced majority.
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Destructive 1mceHad1ary Hjro ut Lcb"
anon. N:s.
LEBANON, Pa. Nov. 4.--Au nttompt wns nalo
last night to burn tl,iB city. II wos tlrod i'll vo
different places. Tho i1co,ldiarics, however,
only Succeeded in burning tho barllA Of Josiah
tho former is SIS Zoo, aud Of tho latter 800 ooo
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!Srcciat Ufs3nfch II Tho Chfc1ap Tribune.
IoLIEr. ILL.,, Nov. IA fire hroko out in tie
bnr, of air. Deltx, about II oc|oek sls evening,
destroying tho harn and the dwelling Of Andrew
lIollister, adjoining. The loss is nbout 53, quo.
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PEoN1A, ILL.,, Nny. 4.-A disastrous FIRE bsoke
out Mt CambritSo yesterday mnruius, and pri
yaso dispatches received hese inslicate all OK
tensivo conlagration. No particulars ns yet.
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EA1Tt0tonE, Nov. 4.-TIe Democrats in this
city olcct their entire ticket including eighteen
delegates and one Senator, by from 13,000 to
$4,000 majority. Walford Democrat, for
Comptroller Of tho State Treasury, with six
wards to hear from, Inns q majority Of 1880.
Nothing definite from tito State.
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LITTLE RocK, Arls., Nov. A.-Tllo election TO-
day passed OF quietly. It ruined nearly all day,
Tie entire Republican ticket Vas elocted.
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Nomination OF u'eEsssyivs.na1s Isni1-
road J3frnr.nra,
S;pteids I}ia>,atet b Ihb CateafD 7ribunc
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Alt tho Republican
caucus or mor,},erH oF tho Council to-d.y for tho
nomination OF Pennsylvania l.ailrout1 Directors.
Alexander u. Fox, Il. Morrison Coasos, at,h
John AnByacl wuso ro-olcctol aftor hcatea
uontoat. tri,o requirement. foY eligibility is tint
caol, noupiroo nlal lave ownotl tlfty ulieroa Of
Btpc for ninnty ,}nys prior to tho election, ,wlNci,
tIlun p}uco tIliB month.
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Big Mining Suits.

1t seem tn II the present season is
to be made somewhat remarkable for
the number of mportant mining suits
that have occurred OF are pending i'll
different camps of the s~agebruSh re-
gion. First, was the Raymond Il Ely
Hermes suit in Phoebe, decided in
favor OF the last named. Now, in
Eureka, begins the Eureka Consoli-
dated vs.. TIE Richmond CONSOLE
dated, which. as in the former. ill.,
wolves some immense interests. Next
in order in point of time. but decld-
edly the first in the value OF the
the 10th of July. the suit Of tn San
Felipe VS.. The Union, or BelshaA Il
Beaudry. The Eureka SENTINEL
Claims, however. that the Eureka suit
involves a greater value of mining
property than any other suit on this
coast ever did before, there being, on
the testimony o. competent engineers,
not less than three millions OF ore
in sight at this time That is a pretty
heavy pile to buck against. but,
Notwithstanding. we believe the Union
is to-day by far the most valuable
property OF the lot.
The above we cut from the Hnyo In
dependent of May 81, and in regard 10
the statements therein made, we have
a word to say. We are hopeful that
the great suit of the Eureka CONSOLE
dated VS.. the Richmond, will be COM
promised within a few days, and it is
rumored hat there is 10 be a consoli-
dation of the Raymond & Ely and
Hermes, making of all the interests
of both companies a gigantic prop,riy
whose stock will be second to zone On
the coast. The suit of the San Felipe
VS. the Union, is no doubt a matter of
some Importance to a few jewellers in
the earthquake region, hut to compare
that property to any of half a dozen
mines i'll Eureka district, is not
just to the people who reside here,
and who certainly are in the best and
richest mining portion Of America.
When the reducing power of the two
great companies here will require a
supply of ore per day amounting to
450 tons, and that double the ore 10
supply them can be raised from the
property in dispute, it seems strange
that a paper sc we'll posted as the In
dependent should make so gorgeous a
blunder, and endeavor to magnify a
mine that would simply be on
sidered, in comparison to our mines,
a prospect. We do not desire to
cheaper the value of our nighbors
mines, but the difference between the
two properties is too great to allow
the statement to 90 forth to the world
without refuting it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

THE WHEELER EXPEDITION. -
Says the Salt Lake Herald of the Sd
instant Lieutenant Wheeler starts
this morning for Denver, En- route for
Santa Fee, to take the field with.the
branch Of his exploring expedition,
which starts from that point. His
brother, W. D. Wheeler, also associ-
ated with the expedition, arrived in
this city yesterday, and will remain
here, having charge of certain local
matters connected with it, including
the building of an observatory at Og-
den, and astronomical observations
10 Ike made there.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

THE Washington Star remarks that
Chief Justice Chase was the last of his
line; that neither he nor his brothers
who all died before him-left any
male descendants, and that, therefore,
his branch of the family name will
become extinct. We believe, saws
the Cincinnati Enquirer, the same
may be said of his two illustrious pre-
~decessors, Judges fancy and Mar
shall, and this makes the matter a
curious coincidence.
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Nrw Io-0an.
Notice of Assessment.

DURI HILL TUNNEL COMPANl.-
~ Location of WORKS, Eureka County,
Nevada, Eureka Mining District. Pm
cipal place oi business, Eureka, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meet.
ing of the Trustees of said company, held
on the 18th day Of May, 1875, an assess,
mcnt of Ten Cents per share was levied
upon the capita stock of the corporation.
payable Immediately 10 h secretary,
at the office OF the company, court
House Building, Eureka, New.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 9TH day OF
July. 1873, will Uc delinquent, u adj
vcrtised for sale at public auction, II
unless payment shall be made before,
Will be sold on the 18th day of July,
1873, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the costs of advertising
and expenses of sale.
by order of the Euard of Trustees.
SAINT. BELL, secretary.
Office, Courthouse Building, Eureka,
New.
Eureka, New. June 6. 1873. ie6
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Under date of the Cd instant. the
following card is t~elegraphed from
New York city:
To the Editor Of the Brooblyn Eaq7p:
DEAkSlR: | have maintained silence
respecting the ISLANDERS which have
tnr some time past followed mel
should not speak now but for the sake
OF relieving another of unjust itnputa-
l!"nS. Inc document which was re.
Gently published bearing my name
with others, was published without
consultation either with me or with
Mr.. Iliton, non with any authority
from us. If that document should
lead the public to regard Mr.. Tilton
as the author. Of the calumnies To-
which 1t alludes, it will do him great
injustice. | am UNIV ling that he
should ever seem to be re]snousiIie
Tor the Injurious statements whose
force was derived wholly from others.
HENRY WARD BEECuER.
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WASHINGTON


A>liINGION, June D..
1t is said by the highest military
authorities that the Modocs could not
surrender as prisoners of war. in the
sense knOwn to nations where war is
declared in accordance. with constitut-
ed forms. Not having been 50 re
ceiTed, they are not entitled TO the con
siderations as prisoners of war. The
orders issued to the Commanding
General directly after the a>saSsina-
ton Of General Can V and DIR.
Thomas, were to eXterminate the
ModocS. The matter was therefore
lett TO the dl>cretionO of General Davis.
and if he had ordered the killing Of
the Indians he would not have been
censured by the superior authority,
As to their final disposition, 10 one
questions that they Will ultimately be
delivered to the Government of
Oregon for trial.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

Postal CHANGES.-The following
postal changes were ordered i'll Cali
iOrnia last week: Offices established
Lagunito, 1nyoC County, James Scoble,
Postmaster; Big Valley, Lassen
County, James D. Taber, Postmaster;
Henleyvilie, Iehama County, Charles
CT. Alexander, Postmaster. Post.
masters appointed-Middleton, Lake
County, David Labree; Tahoe, Placer
County, J. o. Forbes, Jr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

THE MODOC PRISoNERs.-A dis
patch from Washington, published
herewith, says there is no doubt in
high military circles that the Modocs
will ultimately be turned over to the
authorities of Oregon for trial. Cap
tain Jack will doubtless plead "emo-
tional insanity" and thereby succeed
in getting clear. 1t seems after all,
that high-sounding orders about ex-
termination have been quietly
skinned back.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, June 5.
a dispach from Shanghai. saws no
lives were lost by the wreck of the
steamship Drummond Castle.
CANADA.
HAMILTON. June ).
The propeller, City of Chatham was
burned at her dock last night, with a
cargo of seven hundred barrels of
flour.
ITALY.
ROME, June ).
Elghty-two heads Of religious
orders have signed a document pro-
testing against the bill for the sup
preston of religious corporations.
and appealing to the Pope the law of
nations, and to God.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, June s..
The report of the Hines of the EN-
peror of Russia are wholly u
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THE Philadelphia Age says: "The
whipping-post in Delaware starts an
annual flood of sentimentalism in the
papers Of this city" These papers are
very ~solicitous about the rascals who
get a flogging, but have no compassion
for the poor devils who are hanged.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06
MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON, June D.
Rev. DR.. Paddock has sent a letter
to the standing Committee of the Do
cese Of Massachusetts accepting the
office of bishop, to which he had been
elected.
The Massachusetts, Medical Society.
at its meeting to-day, voted to eXpel
the homeopathy physicians whose
trla! have been recently chronicled.
Robert l.. Dudley, charged with
receiving and disposing OF checks,
drafts, etc. stolen from the mails was
to-day held in $4,000 bonds, to await
Il requi>ition for his trial before the
Western Pennsylvania District Court,
within which jurisdiction the alleged
crimes were committed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06
NEW YORK.

NEW ORK, June }.
\ rumor prevails that the Court of
Appeals has given a decision adverse
10 the application of Stokes for a new
trial.
The North German Government is
looking for one q. o. CLAWS. charged
with swindling a large number of
Germans by selling them worthless
bonds and western lands on the rep
resentatiOn that the bonds were Il val
liable investment and the lands we're
eligiblv located and fast increasing in
value.
The District Attorney says it is not
true that the Grand Jury had found
indictments against the last District
Attorney Garvin, and Joseph b.
Young, or a new Indictment against
Tweed.
Two negroes We're killed and five
wounded at Newport. New Jersey,
Yesterday, by the fail Of a frame
building.
1t is reported that new indictments
have been found by the Grand Jury
against Tweed, and EX-Clerk J. =.
Young, Il OF the Supervisors OF the
COur house Commissioners, and En-
Judge Caravan, late District Attorney.
Thomas Mitchell while drunk. beat
and kicked his wife to death last
night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

MINISTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
man John A. Bingham has been an-
pointed by President Grant as Minis
ter to Japan, vice DeLong, recalled.
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founded. His Majesty assisted at the
review of troops to-day, and was pre-
sen at the court banquet tonight.
FRANCE.
BAYoSNE, June 5.
The CarliSts appeared before Irun
to-day, and began an attack on the
place. At last accounts they had
taken forty Carabines prisoners.
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FRANCE.
pii!i'.. s0!S! D!Srilc!iE>.
FROM
san Francisco, June

SAN Francisco. June 5.
Speaker Blaine left ihiS city to-day,
en- route for the East. Senator
) rgeant accompanied him. The
party will re to the southern end of
San Joaquin valley by railroad TO in
>pect the great valley. and Judge of
its capacity for the support OF a large
population. and to understand the
schemes for irrigation.
United States SuryeyOr-General
Hardenberg is To arrive this evening.
Robert Manning. II of the men
arrested for the murder of All Tuck,
has made a statement contessing that
he was present at the time of the
murder, but throwing all the blame
on John Brennan, wHO : said To be
insane now. Manning says Brennan
Knocked the Chiuamau down and
then stabbed him. Brennan is very
violent in his conduct to-day.
The steamer Montana took $4,000
treasure AID a cargo valued at Sl15,-
coo. She had 600 cases of California
bnraN on board.
The frs new barley of the season
arrived to-day from Moore's Landing,
san Joaquin.
There is another case of smallpox
reported on Bryant street.
Frederick Baker died suddenly at
st. Marv'S Hospital to-day. He Is te-
lieved To have been poisoned. We'd
ncsdav his partner found a note say
:ng: II | am not dead when YOU have
arrived, send for Jennie. \ bottle
with a small quantity OF laudanum
was found on the bed.
An unknown man was found dead
III bed at the Sierra Nevada lodging
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In san Francisco, May 20, John Crit.
thornton. ICE
IA Grass Valley, Cal. MAY %. James
wait ker to Elizabeth l.. BGsworths
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BORN.

N Eureka, New, Juno 9Th, to tn. wife
VI. Harrison, a daughter.
m Hlll, june. to the wife of Jos.
|. Bish, a son. JUS
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DIED.

En- rama City, June 2. infant son OF
r, :. ingerSnll. aged | month.
In Virginia CT. y, June ,, Nelson Cook
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

TO PURCHASERS OF HIM

& IL PARTIES INTENDING T01
IA chase mining rOpcrty in Ed
or Secret canon District, are herebl
tined that the undersigned clamI
SiXthS OF the ECCsac mime, located
Iald Mountain. Secret Canyon M
TOUR miles from the town Of EG1
and have never legally assigned TIL
interest 10 any person or persons 4
ever; also, that we intend 10 cOntts.
right OF possession with the partiss
holding the same, in the proper tits
said parties having obtained poss1
through fraud also. that we hOts
same interest in eight other lOCs
upon the same hill. including the I
called the Miners Desire" Refers
made 10 the records OF Eureka all
crct Canyon Districts for further !.
nation. r. d. COLI
L. BRlDGf
Eureka, June ., 1878.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

THE only client of the late Chief
Justice Chase during the first six
months after putting up his single
Us altofney-at-!aw was a man who
paid him half a dollar for drawing an
agreement, and came back a few DAYS
after to borrow the half dollar.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO TIE SENTINEL
LIMO

CHICAGO. June }.
\ Washington special SAYS: The
Postma>ter.General Is overwhelmed
with complaints from different parts
of the country about the nOn-dellverN
of postal cards. 1t appears that the
Morgan Envelope Co., of Springfield,
Mass, which has the contract Tor tur-
uishing the cards. have utterly failed
to come to time. The contract was for
q. OOO. 900. and the understanding was
that they woul be supplied as fast as
requested. The demand is greater
than vas expected, and had the entire
"a, 0U0, 900 cards been forwarded at
once, the department WOu-d probably
have sold them. The contractors have
only supplied about ~e,OOO,OU0. The
PastmaSter-General, in order 10 meet
the public demand. would gladly
annul the contract. but il appears that
the Morgan Envelope Co. is strongly
in1orsed by Congressman DANES and
Butler, and Cres>well does not care to
incur their ~displeasure. The com
pany's bid was unusually low, and
the impression at the PoStoiiice De-
partment is that they have discovered
that there is no money i'll the contract,
and they are in 40 hurry to comply
with the terms. Another act in con-
nection with this matter is that the
last supply OF cards received is said to
be below the standard.
The arrival OF the steamer Frolic
with the survivors of Captain Halls
polar expedition, is daily expected at
the Washington Navy Yard. The
Secretary OF the Navy has given
orders that the officers and men of
the Polaris on board the Frolic shall
not be allowed TO communicate with
any body until they shall first have
had an interview with the Secretary.
That official is not at all satisfied with
the numerous statements already pub
li>hed pertaining to the Polaris. He
proposes to ascertain, if possible, the
truth from Captain Tyson and men,
and will subject them to a separate En-
animation, so that no II shall Know
what his admissions relates to. Sec
rotary RoNeSUn thinks this Will be
the best way to reach the truth. There
is suspicion that Captain Hall was the
object of foul play, and that there was
4 mutiny on board the Polaris. The
ship was under the rules and regula-
tons of the navy, and should it APP
pear that the suspicious entertained
are well founded, the offenders will
be vigorously punished.
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PENNSYLNANIA


PHILADELPHIA. June 3.
new machinery which had
recently been put M in Brown d
Sons Mills. and which was DESTROYED.
sWeilS the total loss to 5000 Goa.
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In this town, ALE. CHARTZ Is author
ICED te receive subscriptions for the SEN
TINEL, and collect FOR the same. All per-
SON in Eureka owing Tor subscriptions
Will pay them to him.
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JUDICIAL Observation-Disclosures will
have a judicial election in October, to
fill the place now occupied by Judge
Belcher Of the Supreme Bench.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, June 5.
The fire at Birch Hill, River Point,
to-day, burned Pixies planning mill,
Dayton's furnace, and two dwellings.
Loss, so, OUU insured for $4,000.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-06

MIkON ANGEL, No. i32 Montgomery
street. room IL, is SoLE AGENT FOR THE
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL in San Fran
cisco and persons in that city having
business wth this office are requested to
com municnte with him