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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-15
TOu.y ORDINANCES.
oppIy.yCE NUMBER ELEVEN.

ORDINANCE NlMbEh INV
In Ordinance to prcrcnt stock from
yynujno at large Tithin the hm'fs OF
the torn Of Eureka.
I'VE 1T ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
Is County commissioners of Eureka county,
Nevada: - o,s,r
81, persops who are the owners OF or having
egharrre of any horses, mules. jacks. cattle or
hogs. to allow said animals to run at iarsY
n;,b;n the limits Of the town of Eureka: anu
!, is hereby made the duty Of the sheriff anu
| his deputies t. see that the provisions u TINS
ordinance are strictly enforced.
SEC. >. FOR the purpose OF carving on,
the provisions of this ordinance. there sha',
be provided by the town OF Eureka a rouhu
for the purpose OF safely keeping all anith"'s
that may be found upon the public streets or
upon the premises Of another WITHIN lnS
| limits of said town of Eureka; and the Sherit
nr his deputies, or any other person tndins
such animals running ut large. within the
town limits, are authorized to take such am
NAL or animals and place them in said pound.
SIC. ). Any owner OF any animal or am
mails which may be impounded under the pro-
visions of this ordinance, before removing
said animals from the said pound shall pay IL
the keeper thereof the sum OF two dollars. To-
gether with the costs of keeping SAID 'nimalS'
which shall be computed at the rate OF one
dollar per day for each head. And any per.
stn vi ISNllS nv IA" wa
or animals from said pound without hrSt nav
ing paid the legal charges thereon. as pro,
yided BY this ordinances, shall be deemed
guilty of a miSdemcauor, and upon convection
thereof shall be fined i'll any sum not exceed
ing one hundred dollars. and In default OF
payment thereof may be imprisoned ut ms
rate of one day for every two dollars of SAID
fine.
SIC. 4. Until otherwise provided, the
Street Commissioner of said town shall be en-
oticio pound-Kcepcr.
Snc. j. Any animal or animals placed in
said pound. under the provisions ef this or,
dinancc. and which shall remain in said
pound for the space of ten days without any
claim being made therefor, the round-KeePer
shall advertise said animal for sale by. post
ing notices in three conspicuons places In the
town of Eureka, particularly describing sad
arimal, which notices shall state the time OF
sale, and shall be posted for the space OF ten
days: and if. at the expiration OF said ten
days. said animal or animals shall not be re-
deemed, the pound-master shall proceed to
sell the same at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, and after paying all neees.
sary expenses out OF the proceeds OF said
sale. the balance. if any, shall be placed il
the treasury of said town for the benefit q
the owner of said animal or animals. and i
not called for within one year shall be placed
in the general fund of said town Of Eureka.
Approved January 18th. \. u. 1874:
ID. II. HALL, Chairman
Attest: +. II. HARMON, Clerk.
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Watch, Clock and Jcwclry Work
TO TIE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REM ENIE.! WV REMEDIES
Or. GIBBONS pIsPEMsARY,

No. 62a KEARNY STREET, WENE'
~ Commercial, san Francisco. lrrafeti.
trance on Commercial street. Esfagilsh0i ~
1871. for the treatment o. sexual a,d stlllll
Diseases, such as,;onorrhra. elect. %>lretoIc.
syphilis in all its iuruS, Seminal NCsHhC"..
lnlr"tcncy. cite. etc. skin diseases !" yer
standing, and | lccrated Legs, etc., ~>ucces'u'
~ treated.
Dr.. GlBBoN has the Plea IRE Of amor,
cling that h. has retained from 'l,lisW'
principal hospitals of Europe, and la' ir
Sumcd Practice.
HI, Doctor has spared neither AMe Z,
money in seeking out new remedies s4N
retained with increased facilities iOf Ns%'
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequences Ill,
abuse. This solitary vice, or delraNed %ht%"'
indalscncc. i rac;ic,,l by the IoH'h u y%1
SEXES To an almost unlimited extent, riun,
ing with unerring certainty me ioH"n11
train OF morbid symptoms. unless eu" DTns
by scientific medical measures, W. y" "gr
countcnancc. dark spots Under Tue NJ, fla
in the head. ringing i'll The ears, n,i,e 10 r.
| ruStling ut leaves or Tatiling OF chaiFF II,
c~a>inrS> about the ,ein>, "eahnc'Ir u IN,
limbs, confused vision, biunteu Htti".s ,r,r.
Of confidence, ditfidrncc in aplroacn'.-n A
gers. II Nl>Ilkt ~ ItIiH nv" - -, p,nry.
disposition to Shun society. los, OF ", ~ s,s'
pimrlc. and various crurti"ns anogI 'IIr ra want
hectic hu,lics, furrtd tongue, inia m,I
coughs, consumption. night sweat he no,
| MIA. and frequently insanity. II rev, !. d
Obtained, yuu should apply -immrtia''s, , N
thcr in person or by letter. and ha,s"ts !.
effected by his now and scientific u ,,iI. i
treating this disease. whieh never ""
eficcting IL quick and radical cure
Cured at Home. ,,u II
Persons AT IA distance may be - nj alb
HOME. by addressing Il letter 10 !" # tIu
Bon. stating ease, symptoms; irnsan medNin,
the disease has continued, ana ha,sm ani
promptly forwarded. free from ual ,r ufA
curiosity. to any part OF the coI ~ ;;nsrl,..s
full and plain directions for use y, n az ID
cl0 in coin in IA registered letter la,oT
po>tolicc, or through " ellis, Fargo .,uardla
\ package oi medicine VIII oe ."
by express to any part of the mon; M.
Persons writing to the Doctor IA ,i.s
state the nam OF the paper they ;"
vertiscment in. ..sJonriA
Ali communications strictly e" %nhtalp'S.
Address ok. IT,. "r,aJi;fora
Box 1857, San Francisco la'i""
te6-ly -
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 2S.
Us. REGISTERS OFFICE,

u - IEtfl I'm = EFI1F
Eureka. Nevada, Dec. ~, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Til lat THE
~ Gieddes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company (Postofice address Eureka. Neva-
da., has this day filed in this office a diagram
together With a notice of application for a
patent from the United States. under act of
Congress approved May ~, 1872, for eight
hundred $50 linear feet Of the Geddcs No. ,
Lode. tho same running Us 3-l0 feet southcrly
and ~ 7.iv teetnortherly from the Geddes No.
shalt with surface ground 100 feet in width,
situated in Secret Canyon Mining District.
Eureka county, nevada, and described in the
plat and field notes on file in this office as fol-
lows, to-wit:
q. S. Survey No. ~.
beginning at a post marked "So L. 5. Sur
vey No a." the same being post No. / of Sur
vey No. 20, made for the Gcddes and Bertrand
Lode. whence the Town Company's well. in the
town of Vanderbilt, bears south BE 1" east
3J2 feet: shaft No. ) bears south s. west >06
feet; and the tieddes No. , shaft bears north
50 west %l7Ofeet; ethence running south ~ W.
1o feet along said Survey No. 10 to post
marked No. > t.. ;. Survey No. Il. whence a
nut-pine tree i inches in diameter
bears north 2o'.4o east 10 feet; thence north
IL west 100 feet to post marked No.3l.S. sur
We. ~. Il; thence north ~ cas. 200 feet 10
a n%ut.pine tree | foot in diameter marked Il.
40. > Il. L. hears south - east - feet; and
thence south IL east SD feet to post No. /;
the place of beginning; containing ) t-lWD
acres; courses expressed from the true
meridian with a magnetic variation of ID \
east.
Ibis claim is on unsurveyed land and is
bounded on the south by the Stockton lode. The
claim Is recorded in Book {, page 10 ofthe Sc
cret Canyon District Mining Records and IL
posted at the ticddes 40. , shaft.
DBL CYRUS L. HORN, Register.
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STATE OF NEVADA. 4

STATE OF NEVADA,
County of Eureka. s.
oiicio Clerk of the Board of County Commits
sioncrs. in and for said county. do hereby GER
tify that the above and foregoing is ii correct
and true copy of the original matter thereof.
which now remains in my office at Eureka,
county and State aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. | have hercunto set
my hand and affixed the seal Of said Board, at
office in the town of Eureka. this 18th day OF
January, \. D. 1874.
+. II. HARMON. County Clerk,
And cx.oficio CLERK of the Board of County
commissioners, Eureka county, state of Ne
vada. jE5
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Estrayed or Stolen. :,

4 SMALL. BhOWN HORSE: fE .et, White
n about 700 pounds. three WINE t ts'I IF, hp
spot on n~ostril, and branded on ~, I one Bat,
with the letter IL" reversed and, ard
horse mule, weight about 'W igt .hca.
branded with the letter II" Oh
der. :, Car the rec''
riihrr animal. and 80 more III
ipt"rmati"n should be left with tine street
signed at his residence on south SllHTlN.
DIT W" r.
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Public Notice,

MINES AND ALL OTHERS ARE
~ hereby notified that the Basye Consoli.
Responsible Tor payment of labor or mo,.,;,,
furnished to parties having ccDtrar,s or
agreements {" work on any of the tnmt,ny.,
MINES III Pinto. Secret Canyon. or el.av -
In Eureka county. JOHN h.. MURPHY
Er-ol, xor superlnt 'pdent.
wv WI : > 1000. Ob
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3n1 You and each of you are hereby noti-
he'd that unless the amounts due from rarh ,f
you shall l." paid on or before the expiration
Oh ninety days from this date 10 ". II. Unynr.
Fort, AT his office in Eureka, Nevada, ar T.,
the undersigned. your respective Interests
shali D come the property Of ,onr cu-nw ncrs
N 'aid mining claims, under and by yir,u. Of
IL ,h" o! ,ohgresS, approved May 10Th, 1872.
ment of the Mining Resources Of the n;talI
'"' u. MCMUhClil.
r,rolo ~ MAIN Roller.
e'.' oct. Il. 1875. o2,-law!0d
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PATENT PP cations.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 2S5.
L. $. REGlsrER's OFFICE.
Eureka. Nevada, Dec. ~, 1873.


L. $. REGIsrER's OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada, Dec. ~. 1S.S L..
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
\ Gcides and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company (Postoffice address Eureka, Neva-
da,) has this day filed in this office a diagram
together with a notice VI application for a
patent from the United States. under act OF
Congress approved May, ~, 1872. for eight
hundred so linear feet of the Geddes No. !
Lode, the same running 49, feet northerly and
SlS feet southerly from the shaft Ne. .. with
surface ground 100 feet at northern e d and
10 feet at the southern end and situated in
Secret Canyon Mining District, Eureka coun.
ty, Nevada. and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office as follows. to-wit:
q. s. Survey No. 50.
Beginning at a post marked NO. IT.. ;.
Survey No. 69." whence the Town Company's
we'll in Vanderbilt bears S. 49, - +. ~ feet:
shaft No. : bears \. ~ ". Si feet and nut
pine tree 2 feet in diameter marxcdG. n :. Is.
I. bears y. 80 ". IL feet; thence running
5. ~ W 40 feet to post marked No. 2U.S. Sur
vey No. ~; thence y. 3 81 W. SOi2-I0 feet
to post marked No. 3 l.. 5. Survey No. ~:
thence y. ~ +. 100 feet to post marked No. 4
L. :. Survey No. ~; and thence 5. II F.. y"
feet to post No. l. the place Of beginning:
containing > 7o-l00 acres. Courses expressed
from the true meridian with a magnetic vari-
alton of ~. East. This claim is on unsnr.
veyed land and is bounded on the East by the
Stockton Lode.
The claim is recorded in Book c, rage Il of
the Secret Canyon District Mining Records,
and a copy of the notice and diagram can be
| found posted ii. shaft No. ) upon the lode.
do CYRUS T. HORN. Register.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. ::si.
T. : pr,,srrp,s Orr,cr
[. 5. REGISTERS OFFICE.
EurcIa \eyaja. Dec. ~. Is,

U.s. y rT"F u
Eureka, Nevada. Dec. -, lSaS:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE, THAT THE
~ Gcddes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company Uostotfice address Eureka, Neva.
d. has this .lay fled In this office a diagram,
together with a notice Of application for a
patent from the United states. under act of
Congress approved May 10. ~, fer enc thou-
sand 1000 linear feet Of the Stockton Lode.
the same running .Jm feet Dorthcrly and 'W
feet southerly from the location monument at
the Stockton cut upon the lode, with surface
ground ~ feet in width. situated in Secret
Canyon Mining District. Eureka county. State
of Nevada and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office as follow. to-wit:
q. S. Survey No. 70.
beginning at a post marked No L. Sur
vey No. 20 whence the Town Company's well,
in the town of Vanderbilt bears 5. Az GE.
2S74 feet. Tho Calico SHAFT bears y. 3S'%o W.
~ feet. and shaft No: } bears y. Is - W..
post NAKED No. L. :. Survey No. 20. whence
a nut-pine tree , feet in diameter marked :. 4
&. B. I. bears :. 49, W. It's feet. This post
stands on the eastern boundary Of Survey No.
tH, made for the tieddes and Bertrand Mill
and Mining Company on the Geddes Mol
Lode: thence y. IL ". lSfeet to post Ne. |
of said Survey no. 81, 1000 feet to post marked
40. ) y. ). Survey No. -. whence Il n%ut-iine
tree Il inches in diameter bears y. % 4. 10
feet; thence n. - + 20feet to post marked No.
It. :. Survey No.7o. and thence 5. IL Il. 1910
feet to post No. l. the place of beginning: ron
taining 4 Jh-lW acres; courses expressed from
the true meridian with n magnetic variation
OF 1872 East. This claim is on unsurveyed
land and is bounded on the West by the
'ieddes No. 1 and ON the north by the Geddcs
so. , Lode.
The claim is recorded in Book c, page 10 of
tie Secret CANYON District Mining Records.
and a copy of the notice and diagram can be
found posted at the location monument at the
stockton cut upon the lode.
dD CYRUS Z. HORN. Register.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 23S.
; ;. KEGISTER'S OFFICE,
EnroLn NoXnln lnn y lN-n

> =. HEGiSTERS tFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, Dec. ~, 49,.
NOTICE Is HEkEBl GIVEN THAT THE
~ Geddes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company IoStoi;ce address Eureka, Neva-
da,i has this day filed in this off :e a diagram
together with a notice of application tor ii
patent trom the United States, under act OF
Congress approved May 10. 1872, for eight
l Lode, the same running iH clio feet north
erly and 81 lilo feet southerly from the Der.
trand shaft with surface ground 100 feet in
width situated in Secret Canyon Mining bis
met, Eureka county, Nevada, and described
m the plat and field notes on file in this office
as follows, to-wit:
U. S. Survey No. 72.
Beginning at a post marked NO. l L. s. Sur.
vey NO. Y, whence the Town Company'S well
IN the town OF anderbilt. bears south - -
east 3is9 feet; The bertrand shaft bears north
- west 80 feet; shaft NJ. } bears south :Dt4
west 'S9 feet, and Il nut-pine tree y inches ir
diameter marked Il. 80. l h. I. bears south
~ feet; thence running south ~ west 200 fee,
to post marked No. = |. :. Survey No. -
whence post NO; Of survey No 20, made fol
the Geddes and Bertrand Mill and Mining
IomPany upon the Stockton Lode, bears nortl
ID ID west Isl feet; hence north IL west Ss
ieet to post marked No. L. :. Survey No. -
thence south ~ east gD feet to post marke,
No.. I =. Survey No. -: and thence south II
ming; containing 3 61-lU acres; courses ex.
pressed from the true meridian with a mag,
netic variation of 49, east. This claim is nr
unsurveyed land and is bounded ON neithe,
end by any known claimants; the nearesl
mines are the Geddes No. . and stockton.
The claim is recorded in Beck C.. page Q n
the Secret Canyon district Mining Record,
and a copy OF the notice and diagram can b,
found posted At the bertrand shaft anon m,
lode. d3l CYRUS r. HORN, Register.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Pictures! RctnrS" Phohg~,phH

A new style Of picture b,s ;..
duced by =" Just been inn,
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"neFe cd q to "5' ,hs rir s"a glossy polish i. in,,,
discarded vulgar ensm to The
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ALL KINDS OF PICTURES
in ,%rer ri style and with the la, ess i a",sp
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FLORENCE.

Examine the FIorence, or
III seo0 - Circular amd 'xssniEaes
sf Work before yoss Rasrehass q Sew.
1sg Aaehine. BUY TIE BKSTl-
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| beautify the city, and the public get a
benefit whether the proprietors do OF
not. 1t IS fact that none of these bull
dings pay three per cent on the cost OF
construction and present price of ground
but the the proprietors all live in hope
of the future. 'Hope springs eternal
in the human breast
THANKSGIVING
was more generally observed in the city
this year than ever before. ALI bust
ness, except the saloons and restaurants,
was suspended, and the day was devoted
to iolllty, hilar1ty, and what was better,
charity. The various charitable institu-
tions of the city were supplied with more
than usual iberality, and every deserv-
ing poor person in the city got one good
square meal. At the three mission
houses IN the Five Points over 5000
people were fed. The prisons all gave
the inmates a special dinner, and all
hospitals, charities and all other insti-
buttons did likewise. The newsboys
homes and lodging houses had a grand
time. The little ragmuffins were bathed,
their hair combed and their clothes dust
ed and good dinner given then, and for
one day In the year they were happy.
It is to the credit of the citizens that,
hard as the times are, the contributions
of provisions and other supplies were
far beyond those of any preceding year.
It went long way toward restoring con-
fdence in human nature, to see the
| enormous piles of meats, cakes, bread,
butter, and every other possible thing
to eat, piled up before the doors of the
charities the free gifts Of citizens,
and unsolicited, except by the usual an
| nouncements in the newspapers. There
is some good in humanity yet.
Services were of course held in all the
churches, and to the credit of New York
let it be recorded that they were all
crowded. Possibly the extra decorations
and the unusually superb music had
something to do with the attendance.
The sermons were, as a rule, nonsec-
tartan, the pastors devoting themselves
largely to the grandest of all the virtues
charity.
Beecher's church was literally damned,
| and thousands were turned away. Bus
mess being suspended, all the strangers
| in the hotels went to see the hero of the
great scandal, which in addition to the
usual attendance, made a mighty throng.
BUSINESS
continues to improve as the season goes
on. much to the qualification of the mer.
chants. Buyers begin to be absolutely
lively, and something of the old time
has come back again.
THE WEATHER
is as pleasant as it can be. It is not
especially cold, and the skies are bright
and the air bracing and healthy; conse-
| quently there is very little sickness in
| the city. IF business were only better,
and employment for the laborers was
not SO scarce, the season would be a de-
| hghtful one. But we can't have every
thing.
| PIETRO
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MAX ADLER'S BEAR STORY.

It is q notorious fact that some timer
ant circus companys pay very poorly,
and that the man who does not get his
money from them in advance is not very
likely to get it at all. Colonel Bangs,
of the Argus, has suffered good deal
from these concerns, and when ''The
Great Metropolitan Caravan" tried to
slip off without settling its advertising
bill he called upon the Sheriff and got
him to attach the Rocky Mountain bear
for the debt. The bear was brought in
its cage and placed in the composing
room, where it consumed $15 worth of
meat in two days the Colonies bill was
only S12) and scratched one jrouser's
leg off the reporter, who was in front of
the cage, giving the foreman lecture
in zoology. On the third day the bot
tom fell out of the cage, and as the
Rocky Mountain bear seemed to want
to roam around and inquire into things,
the whole force Of compositors all at
once felt as if they ought to go suddenly
down stairs and give the animal chance
With that mysterious instinct which
distinguishes dumb animals, and which
goes far to prove that they have souls,
the bear went at once for the door of
Bangs sanctum, and it broke in just as
the Colonel was in the middle of a tear
ing editorial upon ''Tha Third Term
and Our Tendencies Toward Caesarism. +"
The Colonel, however, did not hesitate
to knock off. He stopped at once and
emerged with q fine airy grace through
the window, bringing the sash with him,
and then he climbed up the water-spout
to the roof, where he sat until hook
and ladder company came and took him
off. When they entered the Office they
found that the animal had upset all the
type, and had soaked himself in ink and
then rolled over nearly every square
inch of the floor while the Colonel's
leader on the ''Third Term" was satur-
ated with water and perforated with shot
holes. After this, circus advertisements
in the Argus will be paid in advance.
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The SKELETON of man was found IN
Chicago, a couple of days ago, in a coal
in the burnt district on the north side.
Shreds of what had evidently been fine
clothing were clinging to the bones, and
a silk umbrella was lying by his side; in
his pockets were found a revolver, sever
al foreign coins and an empty vial label
ed ''hydrate choral. On one one fng
er was a seal ring marked ''H. R." but
beyond this there was no clue to his
identity.
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The mania now running among those
who build at al is altitude. Some years
ago the Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany ran up a building that doomed
above everything else on lower Broadway,
and since that height has run in the
minds of everybody. The new Tribune
building is nine immense stories high,
with tower almost touching the sky;
the new building OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company is almost as high
the Domestic Sewing Machine Company
is eight; the new post-office cannot be
counted in stories, but it is an enormous
building, and so on. The view of the
city from the Jersey City Ferry is be-
coming peculiarly pleasant. These
buildings with the scores of others, tower
up above their surroundings, relieving
wonderfully the monotonous uniformity
which formerly wearied the eye. Those
tall buildings do not pay-in fact, every
one of them are a loss above the fourth
story; but, nevertheless, I hope the
building Of them will go on. They
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A singular mortality carried off sever
al hogs belonging to Mr.. James Cald-
well, farmer, town of GAINESVILLE, last
week. He was fattening sixteen for. mar
ket, and, for some reason not explained
gave them a quantity of salt, and short
tly after the whole died very suddenly.
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