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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-15
&1ntpf nit 2Sc9cla9ererm. - Gin
(HciSt(fdNer 0ef1Afcf

St. Eont8, DO, Il. Wtot. = 9tadJ
elmer SpeSial= =Depeid)eauS SprtugTelo, Nto. :,
all Den r9fepnblicau" murOcn Dor eiuem ODER
3pet 8agen eiu YOitfubrmaHn uuO eiu &C.
wtiier 0r. SrUett, Ueldr nit inn fubr, be-
ranbt uuO Die 8Oit gepliinoert. 8ie Spur
Der 9tGuber muroe bis 8oomc GountB, 2lrf.,
oerfOlgt, uno III einem Sample nit Oenielbsu
murOc Gbrw. gtew get0Otet mo eth anOcrer
Wtann i9wer oerluunoet. Die JtGuber InN
entfommen. &brlu. ytem mar Metbo6iteu-
YreOlger nnO crit Dor turjcr 3ejt pOu Soma
iiberaeiienPlt.
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Gin brl1tQlcr sd,iif8s 0Qpttdn

% emp bt8, Seun., IS. Wtat. = 6arrD
Bowers, @apitdu ocS 9ampfer5 Starts
Oille," bat cine Sitrg9aft Uou $1,000 teQsu
miifen, uu iid) gegcu Die 8ei6uloi9uug Su
uertbeiOigeu, oaB er iueujungenis israelitiiden
Baiiagier baumelu lieB, I'M i'm Sum@eitduOz
ntB 5u bringeu, Die iibrigeuBOiagtcre beraubt
III baben, uno OaB er tbu OanH nit aui ben
3fiifen ge6unOenen 6GuOen an QQnO i6tdte.
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NSrnaeh frrncrt @ckcrrf.

@btcago, Y. M0t.- Sn Dem Sping'-
idleu Seeerei< BrO;GB bCganu bcute 8roiefior
Baton ictne Experimentation fir bic 2(ntlagc@
beb6roe uuo iette bieielbe bis sur StlluOc Der
Sertagung fort. Gr bemerfte, Oieielbe perbe
mabrideinlidl Orei Sage III 2luiprub nebmeu,
obmobl cine Yt0glidltett pOrbanoeH mdre, oaB
er ite IN Ea9en beenbi9en t6nntc.
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Gr0teifuna ciucs Ndubcts

San 6ran5tSCO, GNl., II. N(0i. -
Der Bandit Siburcio Sa8que;, mel6cr lett
LANCER 3ett Der Sdreden OeS iliOlifen Gbei-
les otclcS StaateS mar, muroe beute lt06
mlttag IN Der ltdbc BON Cos 2lngelo8 iammt
3mcten ielner SpieBgeicaen gefangeH ge=
uomnleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-15
Die 6efGbrcm Oes &obten6ls.
Die lIe6crfd1tU emmttt1een i'm
SiiNcta

Mempbi8, Senu., 13. Nai. - @citcru
DtOrgen umGagesanbrub bra6Triar8' 8oiut
9egeniiber Der Damn bel @pperfon'S 8lau.
tage. gta6 ben leeteu Seridten betrlg Die
gdn9e eeiieIbeu 1900 6uB, uuO baS 8afer
iiberl4psmmte Die RlaNta9e, pelfle 81 ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-15
MttfGiM I

Der 9aiier BON 8uBlanb reiI't ioebeu in
9eutidll9nO uuo lpiro btnte oOCr ntOrgen III
GnglauO eintreften. llnterbeien wurOe ieiu
8ruper, Der @rObfiirit 9titoIauS, III ct. Pe-
terSburg pcrbdftet uuo oeiitn %riuamobnung
bon Der Boli5ei uuteriudt. Die llria6en
fir bieieS beirembcnDe &eriabren werOen
ni6t angegeben, liegcn ubcr 3ienllidj flar auf
Der Sano. 9t0tiirli6 mar cs cine Seridw0z
ring. Die @eididte bc8 ruiiiifen aaiierz
bauieS lit iett ben Sagen Der 9turifs cine
Settle BON SeriNm6ruugen; uibt lOwObl Der
Yrdtenbenteu nnO Yrin5eu gcgen ben 9fegen=
ten, onoern neiit umgefebrt, Der Rcgeuten
gegeu Die 9cihluiIter uno &erlpanoten, pcl6e
aQenfaQs su fiird)ten pareu. Sci jcbeln
ruiiifAcn Saiierbauie paBt OaS gSOrt aus
Gtacbetb:
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, ,greueltbGten o6ue gsomen :

~l9!uNt Sc SISiUt(NgSil ulIYl ulCo gNAS
Shon Der eritc &aier aller ReuBer, Stuon
Der S4reflid)e, itieg iiber Die 2eiGe ieines
Shmiegeruatcr5 auf ben Sbron, ieitOenl,
wabren0 ciues 3eitrnumes bon $40 Sabren,
GNbsn Gift un0 0ol1, 6,uferbeil unb Strid
in ben ruiiiifeu 6erri6eri0milien beItGuOlg
ibr m6rOertites, blutigc8 gSerf getbGn. SEQ
Dor SmaHowitd) ltdrb ourf Silt, Der falite
0emetrius t6Otete ieine Saute uno cineu Gef=
fen, Setter Der @rOBe lies itinen gruDer per=
bnngcrn uno ieinen SObn ernor0eu, Setter
II. murbe bon ben @iiuItlingen ieiner Irau
Satbariue Il. i'm 9efdngniiic erruiirgt, balO
Oarauf lie3 oieies morolultige g1eib Suan
VI. meuhlia98 ermorOen. &aier Baul
wurOs pOn itiHeu Aoeligen ernlorOet, unb mie
elgcGtli@ alcranOer !. uno 9tttOlaus tarbeu,
lit beute nod uid)t redt tlar.
Der pcrbaftste @roBfiirIt gtifolaus lit etpo
43 SaGre Glt unO 0aS SGupt Der altruiiiihen
Bartei, welf)e betanntli6 bic 0euti1en grtntz
mig baBt. Ni6gliderlpeiie bat e8 cine flciue
BaIaItrCpolutiOu gegeben lnO Die SerbGftuu9
mar Die 6Olge. SoGte Sieie Solgc nod ct
mas meiter gcben uno gar in einer Sinrid=
tun9 ODER in etncm 0torbe gipfeln, 10 lam
IleranOer, Der jctt bei ietnen 2iebben uns
Sdwdgern 3u gaite it, rett wobl iagen:
On fonn nitt iagen, OaB id) cs thar,
lfitttlt nldJt 10 oetne blutigc Sodeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-15

B1 SaRc! SdTe! ~Ua
Ut Tsue tn's ausIauO beiorst tunsrbaIb 24StuuosH
n. 8tatner
G9e Der SoIHm0refT, uuo B,sSsSaoenusa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

9tem y Ort, 13. Ntal. - Gegeu Soma
tban GOper, Den SObn oe8 uriprlinglid)eu
gigeutbumer5 Der Saft y2lmerica," lit Elm
8rO3eB angeltren9t Worben, neil er megrere
6Guier III 8ronO geiteft babeu ioQ. G8 beiBt,
9ranOflftnn9 lei ieine 0tanie.
Sic &0taTtr0p4c TT SnffnGr, RS
9.-Gerbred)crtid,e RadIlGht9fctt.
Buffalo, H.=Y., y. Dtai - ,}n oeu
3ritmmeru bon Otc4rtbur5 elngeltitr;tem
6auie miro oa5 SH9en uad) &ermtBten eiz
rig fOrtgeiebt, Oa Orei FcriOneu, pcldc iitb
;ur 3eit oeS Ginitlr5e8 in Dem GebQuOc be.
ianben, nod nl6t auigefuuOeu ItuO.
Die IHnabme, ONB 9tadlQiIgfeit batm
GimeiBen einer !ltauer bic llriQd)e III Dem
llngliide gegebcn, beitdtigt id]. Sin amer
tannt tiid)hgtr 2rd)itett hattie ben 8lau Qe.
lleicrt, Der &0ntrattor tubCB mid 10 iebr pou
0cuiebcn ab, Dap Seuer Sen ginitIr; uOrbcr=
iagte uuo itd BON elmer peitereu Cooperation
NIT oemielben Suriid3og.
Oils Die yeidle eire8 tleiuen 0tdofen8, 9tas
mems Ut0rp 9Ople, gefun0eu murOe, nabm
Del 8ater bteielbe 3Grtlid] i'll ictne Arme, I'M
Ite nad Oauie Su tragGn. Coroner 0aOt5
trnt i6n entgegen uh0 Oeriudte, tbm DIE
tbeure 9eid)c 8ebufS zines Suqucite8 3u nebz
men. pa mad]te iidl Die grbitterung gsgcu
Oaois in 10 beOroblidler g8etic bemertlif,
OaB Der WugOr unO Ger Goli3cizGbef MIR nit
Niibe Die Sronnng ouire6t baltcn tOnnten.
9api8 wnrOe idlteBlib oaOOngeia9t.
Sie 0efGbrcM OeS &O6ten6ls.
9arrt8 burg @a., y, Ytat. - gluf
benz eritcn beute Wtorgcu Don 6orrisbrg Ditz
lid gebeuben Sratt5uge gcrtetb ctu Sobleu=
0elpoggOn 5u 6igbzSpire, iedS 9ieilen 0it=
lid pOH 6arrt8burg, IN 8rano, uuO ebe oo8
6euer 9Cl0id)t mcroeu tOnute, mareu 3mci
anOere nit Del bclaoene g8aggouS non Den
6lammen pouitauoig pcr5cbrt. llu9ei6br 20
Sdmeiuc mur0cu ben 6lammeu eutriiieu.
905 @elcile mar aui cine Strcde oon Ctrro
ctpa 200 6uB uubrauhbar gemorben. 0it
Sclegrapbenordbte ruareu SGrriTeu uno BIZ
Pfable uieoergcbruunt. Der uad) Often &c
benOe oPactfic" @rpreB3ug uuO Der mcItlId
gebenoe Bcit3ug ruuroen nm 3mei SmuOer
anigebalten. Ser llnfaQ ereiguete ii6 unge
| idbr nm Mittag. Der S6aben 1T auSge6ei
Iert worocn, unO ale 3ige paiiircu wicOe
reQClmG6ia.
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ga @ino lcbcmota peroraAtlt.

New 9orf, -. Ntat. - @eitsrn brad
in enem lehSit0di9en Gencmeutbauie Der
3tiUiugtonilraBe 6euer aus, wel6eS oaour6
eutitano, 6aB Der oierjdbrige Garl 6u6S nit
anoreu tleineu Guabeu in oCu $6ol5ruum
giuQ unO bort Elm 6reuOenieuer an;ituoete.
Die 6lammen brcitcten itf raid aus uuO
balo brauute baS gan3c 9ebduOe li6tcrlob.
Die GamcraOcn OeS tIeincn Garl 6utjs, Die
ii1 III Der 9tdbe Der 6biir btianOen, eutgin
gen Der @efabr; CT iel6It jloo6 murOe pom
Gaufe ii6erpdltigt mo iauo ua4bcr ittueu
5o0 in ben Tlammen.
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@teberetcu

mi so yuB G]eiammtl0n9e 5ei 80 i5uS 9reite 6icr
mttiien bic Se9utauieno Ionuen GjuBItHfe ino
ShmleoezGten nod wettereu Shliii er5alteu uuo,
menH te ben leeten Sdliif 6etommen Suiammeu9ez
lest peroen. 2Str HuoeH oGriu iHniuRoperjig uid-
ihineuz 0relbdnte, etuuuomauiig Bo6rbantt, uiera
unoiinijl9 etHfdte GrubobIer, fi;Ef ipleuOi6c Juz
iammeNgeleete 0rtubOgrer, 6ru. 5aBIcr's Griiuz
Dung, nit o. JlenniptUoelu lpclte cbenioOcIe eiu=
seine Sobrer pcrtreteu, el %eg5ere aUer ieocr pom
etnem 2lrbetter regcrt meroeu miiBtc; feruer ant
Pohnaibteneu, a1)t GIIeHbObcl uuo au6ere g8ertz
jeu9e iur 5eoHoere Nr6tit, ME gum Shu6eIciu-
leetH, sum Boltreu Il. !. I. gtuu tommeu bic
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bic 3uiammen 9j2 5uG lang uuo 81 iSuF 6rtit itnr.
pier tretTen mir eine Utane Seute bcm aurrethcH
uuo SadlteH, 9eltreiieu uHo Seibuortelu ron uudcz
tilr 100 Champions td8lb. Der elcgante SbIf
uUo Der quite eeihmGt, Ocr in Der UlQlere ner
elieruHg Gnoerer 5abritanttu tregt, uou ocReu ie.
bob tetnem cine erfo,9reibe GouturreaS 9egluft III.
Nus Den auitreIez l8trtititteu mcroen Sic iertoeu
UlGihintn, sur Strieuouug iertjg sepadt, mad bsu
uHSepeucreu SGgtrHaulcrH beioroCrt, Die SuiunmcH
2.2J 6uB nuge5u cine bGl6e Nicie lang, 80 EuB
otett nno uu6 500 YIaihlen beterbcr9en tonneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-15

,y{. III ~ e 9' 4, ATt., y. Utat. - SrootS
halt nod ooS capitol uno Die um9e6tuoeu
Scbduoc beiebt. 9b er mad ben Snitruttio=
nen Oe8 Yrdiloentcn ooiiclbe 5u rGunen &C.
oentt, meiB man ntft. 8etoe {5dUicr Ser
@eietgebung tr0ten beutc Morgcu i'm pit
terz9ebIuoe" Suammeu. @S mareu II e.
natoren uno 40 @b9corOntt canmeieuo, 10 ooB
al Der bciflHBfdbtgCn 2(nS0bl orei icblteu,
pelfe bis mOrgen eingetrohen iein iuerSen.
peutt Ntorgen btrridlt bier 9lube. Die 8ar-
terifen iubeln, baB SrOOts O0SGapitOl meroe
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12
sTocN REPORT,

SAN FRANCISCO. April IL
40 ophir-1F1 T5bJ
go Bclcher- So. so:3 s. 500
$50 Confidence-4i 81. ". BIO
ll,6 Con. Nxirxinia-si s'bi s1ta s7,7bs0
20 seq. Belchcr-.2 E3b0
By Ovcrman-:Hh
10 E~xcheuuer-i2 II ~.
40 Sierra ~Nevada-2l
III j ustice-!pa
100 Lady Bryan-2lc
Ito Julia-4i.4 ~ f;4b"O -
20 Galedonia-;2'. a2$i1a al3l
80 Globe-It4 l. 2bj
80 BaItin,ore-11p
lW Ctah-f2 f.f.
35 Cali.ornia-H AZ. IA
10 ;. Hill-9h
20 Dayton-j
$50 Tylcr-Ii. 81 10
30 Union Con.-l2 1880
10 " oodville-2ic -.
100 Mint-3r :Oc
100 Lco-s7l.c
lW Andes-14
ii Meadow Iallcy-ll'.l
IS EaymGnd d. 4 Ely %, s57't'2s'.b'
l2D Empire Mill-iii 4, 47sb5
40 kentnck-2li4 III ~; b;o
10 Eurehn Coh.-LJ. ljt.
10 Jackson-aUc
80 Wash. x Crcolc-% 81. s;ssbsOa
I'D aseN / anaca- - ~ = lts
10 American lag-Is ~ u.
20 ;. ~pcak-sT2c
i2j Bclmont-6;, -.
40 Newark-2l? - 2'I
700 P~ortiand-7jc
40 FL Dorado ~South-Si+ Sss S3.b3O
go Carolinc-a0c
200 North B~elnoIt-i0c 37t2c
800 Quintcro-2jc
- st. l,atrick-2I
lao lndcpcndcnt-l
70 Ida ElmOrc-Ml.
40 Mahogany-4i, ~ 80
% &. hariot-lili' ,ba0
4D South Chariot-.727 - .b3U
100 Rcd Jacket. l%dnho-Iis
47s5 uphir-2l4 40 25b125
40 Savagc-jii5' til
u Chollar-.jj 0
100 Hale ~ N~orcross-T H.
10 Crown oint-S1 SSl. 80 .b"0
f1 yellow Jacket-Slle 81 81. b nSib3
So Goald ~ Curry 80 .7i.a1.
l o BcstX Bclchcr-5l 81. 31I4
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well and will yield largely the coming

well and will yield largely the coming
season.
THE SILVER WEST
Company has already commenced OF .
erations on the Excelsior, which has
been lately very substantially tim
bcred. The mine is in fine condition,
showing large, well-defined bodies Of
ore, which is being mined and hois:ed
Tor shipment TO the furrx:cc, which is
to be run. we believe. by the company
this Summer. There are II men en-
ploycd at present. This number will
he increased by-,nd-bv. The Silver
West and GaSlight, also belonging to
this company, are now idle.
FOURTH or july,
Superintendent by John Dricsbacll, has
resumed operations for the season,
working as yet but four men. The
tunnel has already penetrated the side
Of Prospcc: mountain a distance of 400
feet, and is expected to cut the ledge mt
Il depth of $50 feet from the surface,
Character of rock changed so rs to in
dlcatc the near approach to ore. Hope
SO; for the energy and p~ersiStcncy with
which the develOpcments in this mine
have been carried on, under adverse
circumstances. merits being sub,tan-
tally rewarded.
Work has also been resumed some
time since upon
THE ORANGE MINE,
With four men. This mine was origin
ally purchased by DR.. Nesbitt and sub
scqucntly stocked in San Francisco.
The Doctor is still 4 large owner in its
shares and manifeSts no little concern
in the proper direction Of the affairs of
the company. The mine is saperin-
tended by Mr.. Copp. and is developed
10y Il main shaft BOO feet deep. which is
to connect with the tunnel now being
vigorously pushed ahead, through
which it will in future be worked.
There are three other shafts upon the
mine-9W. - and II feet respectively.
The ore found inthe main shaft. whicI,
has followed the dip of the vein at an
angle of inclination of about go, has
as>ayed very high. The tunnel is now
in OH its our to the shaft something
over $50 feet ina body Of low grade ore
of the gray carbonate kind, which
promises to ultimately become richer
as developments progress.
Tho mines further south and east Of
the range Of Prospect mountain We are
unable to notice this week in Il manner
commensurate with their importance.
Our next weeks review shall, hOwe.-
or, do them justice, for the facts in re-
lation to- their condition are III our
keeping. The adjacent camps will also,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

TIE GEM JEwE1Hy SrORE.-This is
what J. Straus' establishment certainly
is. lie has just received a large
invoice of jcwelry of the most dcsira-
bic pattern. and offers his selection for
sale ut the lowest prices. His stock
of watches are received direct from
the best manufactures in Europe, war
ranted to be perfect time-keepcrs, and
all that they are represented to be. \
full as >rtment OF jewelry. diamonds
and Other precious tones is kept con-
stantly on hand. Give him call.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12
SERVICES.

ST. JAMES CHURCH (EpiscopaD. Ser
vice in the morning at II o'clock.
Evening service AT 7:3O. Sunday
school at $50 T.. NJ. The Rev. {. 5.
Stephenson, of Austin, will ofliciate.
METHODIST CHUECII-Rev. T.. {.
Arnold, Pastor. Service at the Court
house at 7:30r. NJ. Subject Of discourse:
"Ihc True Hero
CATHoLICCuURcII, Rcv.J. J. Ifynes.
Pastor. Mass at Ruby Hill at Q A. NJ:
a. tho Church at II \. NJ. Vespcrs
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Prayer
meeting at > T. NJ. No evening service.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

INsANE.-Shcrim Sullivan, on Fri
day, received word that a man named
Johnson, living ut Rilcy's coal camp,
40 miles distant, had become violently
insane, and that his services were re-
ouired to bring the MAJ to town.
Under Sheriff Mike Walsh was imme-
dia.ely dispatched to the camp, leaving
here yesterday morning. ON arriving
there he found the man lodged in II
cabin, armed With Il Henry rifle and
three rcvolverS with which to defend
himself against the approach of any
tancied enemy. Owing to the desperate
nature of the maniac the officer was
Obliged to use a little strategy to effect
his arrest. On entering the house, the
%lunatic. guessing the GRAND of the
Sheriff, attempted to Use of the
pistols. which he held in his hand.
lie was only prevented from doing so
by the simultaneous rush of the officer
and those assisting him, who over
powered and secured the man. lie
was placed in Il wagon and conveyed
to town. He is now in the County
Jail, where he will remain until the
arrival of Judge Mckennev, before
whom he will he brought, and the ply
sicians determine as To his insanity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

CULTIyATING.-The ranchmcn in the
vicinity of Duckwater and Curran
Creek are hard at work putting in the
seasons crop of cereals and veseta-
bleS. Potatoes are being planted in
large quantities by some of the grang-
erS, while others are turning their at
tcntion to the raising of grain and corn.
The prospect is very favorable for a
big crop.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
BY WOODRUFF L ESNoR's STAGE LEE.
SW Fulton TN Empscy
I Morse A Schwort
Pat Maloy John Woods
Dan Laughlin Hugh Leonard
ID herman ca Buffan
Charles Doyle
BI THE AUSTIN srAGEL LINZ.
Rev CS Stephenson
DEPARTURES.
ny WOODRUFF & ENNOR'S STAGE LINE.
= Mccormack NJ Mccormack
Mrs John hucdu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern weeklies ard monthlics:
also, for the San Francisco papers and
magazines, at the Pcstofice Stationery
and News Depot. dS0s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

BASE EALL.-The members compoS-
ing the Base Ball Club are requested
t, meet, this afternoon. ut tho Court
House, for the election Of officers and
to perfect their organization.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

CRocKEEY.-The largest assortment
Of crockery ware in town can be found
ut Sam. Fricdman's, on Main street. mt
prices lower than the lowest. apl-sf#
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

TIE celebrated Atkinson shirt, and a
full assortment of gent}emen's UNDER
wear, can be had at w. Ii. llark's.
mh2S
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

TAKE NoTIcE.-By Il notice in an
other column, parties who are indebt-
cd to Charles Broy are requested to
make q settlement with him imnedi-
ately, and thus save expense. as he i'll
tends to shortly leave for the East.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

WATCHES AND JEwELRY made and
repaired by J. Straus. Orders to New
York and San Francisco promptly at
tended to. APP
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

WoRKMEN were yesterday engaged
in putting down a new sidewalk in
front of the Palace saloon, Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

PERsoNAL.-Rev. c. S. Stephenson
will occupy tho pulpit at st. James
Church to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

Jrsr REcEIvED-A small lot Of gen
tlcInen's fine black cashmere dress
suits. at w. Fl. Clark's. mh2S
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

PoTAroEs.-The price at present de-
handed for this favorite esculent is so
high as to appear almost cNtortionatc.
Two loads from Huntington valley
We're brought in yesterday and dis
posed of at eight cents per pound.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

GENTS FURNISHING GoopS.-We
have Just received by express the very
latest styles in hats, Granger, or "any
other mans" \ fine assortment Of
hand-Sewed boots has also been re-
ceived. Gents furnishing goods of
every description, and clothing of the
best quality, constantly on hand. Now
is the time to make your purchases.
Call at Oierieldcr 4 HarriSon's MANI
moth store. flt~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

FRESH DAIRY BUTTER. just received
from California, at w. II. Clark's.
am
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

SUBSISTENCE y SHADOw.-1eS-
terday was one of many changes. The
Storm King and old Sol appeared to be
engaged ina hard struggle forthc mas
terry of the situation. but their strife
ended without either gaining the SUI
prcmacy. Furious squalls of Y,
and dark, sombre banks Of laundering
clouds. i~ntcrsperSed with a slice of SUM-
shine now and then, was the order of
the dav. This is the month of showers,
and April threw her dainty drops in no
gentle manners; her tears were cold
and lev. no the warm, refreshing rain
expected of her: but they were April
showers and so we must fain be con-
tent with that furnished.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12
MEYERS & FRANKLIN.

Have just received a full line of Fall and
Winter Goods. unsurpassed in quality and
variety. They thoroughly understand the
wants Of a tirst-cinss Dry Goods Establish
mcnt. No pnins have been spared in the
which is undoubtedly the largest ever -
c"ived by any house in the State, includes all
the leading novelties Of the season. imported
from Eastern and Western markets, and will
be sold ut prices far below those OF any house
in Eureka.
Special attention is directed to the immense
stock of
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

WHITE LANES Wool BLANKETS,
the finest in the market. Just received
at Obcrtelder Il lIarrison's. apo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

For 4 complete assortment of TIM
ware. parlor and cooking stoves, or
any article in the hardware line, so to
Maupin Il Cromer'S. RI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

Houses for rent and for sale in all
parts of the city. Also |. c. H~atelnan's
agent for the Monroe survey. Office
ut the California; lumber ward. south
east corner OF Bucl and Baieman
streets. apl0
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

CoNvICrED.-In the Police Court,
George Carr, a klcp,omaniac individu-
al. was Yesterday convicted of petit
larceny, he having stolen three pair
of gloves. He was fined so, in default
ofwhich he was sen to the County Jail
for fifteen day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

TAN SALE OF PROPERTY. - Sheriff
Sullivan Yesterday sold the following
property. on account Of the taxes not
being paid: Lots l and ., block 3, OF
the Eagan survey. The sale was made
from the Courthouse door, and no
purchasers being present, the property
was bid in by the County Treasurer to
hold in trust tor the county, for the
amount OF tax levied and costs of suit.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

Town LoTs.-We call attention TO
the advertisement: of Malcolm Macdon-
aid, to be found under tho head Of
New To-Day" lie has for sale some
desirable lois on Paul street. Mr.. Mac
donald can be seen al IiartletI's Cali
tornia Lumber Yard.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-12

K1cKEp.-Icsterday afternoon. while
the pilot of Il ''prairie schooner" was
attempting to curb the stubborn dis
position OF II of his mules, he was
kicked by the animal and thrown
down by the force of the blow. though
without serious injury. \ good sized
blacksnakc was orn out ten minutes
lufnr