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REPUBLICAN,
Congressional Convention.
lEIGHTEENTH DISTRICT
CALL By THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

A Republican Convention Tor the purpose
ol nominating a candidate to represent The
Eighteenth Congressional District OF The
state OF Illinois in Congress, i. hereby calied
TO meet at Mound City, llitn lis, Thursday,
August 10, lo7i. The ratio OF representa-.
ton vii! be- one delegate TOR escn one hun
dred votes and ooe Tor each fractional MY
votes in each county, east fer u. $. Grant
and Henry Wil,o1 for president and Vice
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29
Hll.I.HeySE AND ELLIS At Aus
I'M

The Rcrc5jIe contains a lengthy ac-
count OF the Democratic meeting at
Austin. last saturday night. TIE
speakers. MesSrs. Ellis and Uillhou~e.
were well received, and the very able
address of Colonel Ellis evidently
made a favorable impression or the
minds Of his hearers. Following Is
what the Rercii5c SAYS about Eureka's
~faverise fer supreme judge:
Mr.. uilihousr i a favori;c in Aus
tin, both he ami his opponent for the
position of Justice Of he supreme
Court, having resided here tor many
Years. and his appearance ON the stage
was the signal tor rounds Of applause.
Mr.. Hillhouse stated that he did not
deem i proper and becoming for a can
didlte Tor the Office IL which he as
pircd TO make political speeches and
argue political i>sucS. and he simply
asked that the voters Of Lander. wbo
knew them both. would choose be-
tween him and hiSopponent a. tothem
seemed test. tie >li1 that it was
hardy fair. however. To accuse him OF
being on a chiya.rv ticket. when his
judge Beatty. i 4 high
toned southern gentleman from Ken
tgcky.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29
The Ei>abied Costa Rica Tao snsur.
rcStion in lower California.

SNS DIEGO. oct. y.
The steamer NcWheru. with The di>-
abted Costa kica in tow. came III - port
thi> morning at : o'clock. all right.
TIE Newborn took the Costa l;ica III
TN SUNDAY evening about dark. Ey.
erNthin- Went We'll wiki the exception
- The parting q a nine-inch haW>er
Yesterday. The New bern found the
to~ta K,ta helpless, not being at.ic 10
make any Roadway. her shaft broken
ABOUT eight fee from the stern post, in
such a nIauner that il WAS Impossible
II turn her wheel - - 10 make u>e of
Tie sails To any aiNau.aee. The \ew-
bern proceeded on Ter VOYAGE II half
past l. To- day. leaving the Costa l,ie4
III Port. The Co~ta RIA has - ra>>rH-
gers and about loo tons oil trc.-ht for
>an Francisco. Her passengers report
very heavy weather on the Central
American co1>t.
From Wells, FARO K Cos messenger
OH the NeWbelu We learn further par
tiel.ar> ut tie revolution in Lower
California. The outbreak MAS more of
4 rohhing cXltdi:ienthan a revolution
The troops a cap -. Lucas recovered
s5.eho III money, horses. arul>. &c,
that had been stolen from La plz. Al
the robbers not kIIicl were in iul
Wien the q ~hern lett, and al wa>
g4rlip Ht1i.t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29
4 PLANK.

The following Is one Of the plank-
OF the platform adopted by the Reput-
licans Of Idaho Territory:
We beIieye the Constitution Of the
United Safes should lie - amended ~
to 10 away with the machinery OF an
electoral college, and To provide for the
election OF President and N4ce Pre>i-
dent by a direct vote Of the people n
which Vote the people + he ferri; .ries
should have a participation eqlal 10
II people III the States. And We
f. rther believe and demand a. a right.
that eaeh organized Territory should
be allowed u full Representative To-
the House Of Congress, instead OF a
Delegate without power or ole
It viii strike the good sense Of most
people lat the reform demanded by
those Idaho Republicans is eminently
,per. There IS no valid reason SHY
the people OF the whole country should
no; have a voice in the selection Of the
President.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29

IGN E s.
Risnnarca's Presence Demanded at
fhc Huffman TriaI-PIekei up
at Sea.

LONDON. Oct. =.
kullman's counsel insists on The
presence OF bismarck a. a witness ii
Mnrsehu1g a. Indispensable, and al
session OF Parliament Le4inS at the
sam tin.e Tie TRAD commences. a ON
plianee WIKI the demand Is impos>i-
bic. The counsel adIuces the TACT of
incurable !uuacy oI defendants mother
and demand, an examination by phv-
>~ieiaHs skilled III treatment Of such
ctSes.
The brig LaI henia. from Liverpool
for Baltimore, picked up from "a raft
hNe persons belonging 10 the ~tea.n-
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IeFoRlN. T. Z, Nft. :.
The troubles iuthe Episcopal Church
in this civ have euimiua'rd in tte
withdrawal Of the Dean from the ca
thtdral, with his congregation, only
about - of hi> CONGREGATION siding
vi II HE bishops. To-day the t5he-
dral j. being stripped OF peN>. turni-
ture. exc. by the >cceder>. and a Re-
formed Episcopal Church j. about 10
ne ORGANIZED.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29
THE WHITE PINE lNDE?END-
MN

ENIS.
\ gross and Villainous >lanser has
been perPetra.eI against the IndaPend-
en-, purity of White Pine county; and
the membership i in tribulation. The
SENTINEL. with is accustomed hher-
atty. 10 the rescue. The SEN
TINEL never allows any party
or set To be mi>repre>cn.ed.
This Journal i the organ Of
the people. Irrespective Of party. Al
sides aud shades OF opinion can get 4
fair and impartial hearing in these
columns without money and without
price. We never decline the pub.ica-
ton of anything # interest - the pub
lie, 10 mater from whence teammates.
A> i well known. we have constantly
opposed the Independents. w did
this >1.c3v because We We're,
AMI are. convinced that the aim
OF the new organization .en1s unmis-
taktb'v - deita, the Democratic
party. - mach by way Il expIana-
ton. Now 4 word abouta matter HAT
has leea uppermo>, in his commuai-
~ FIR lie paS. Two days.
Il. =. Ferguson. who Wa d-fea.edby
the Republicans ii W...e Pine for The
:
=. - -. :
- ~
e
"'' "ss '.e
"''' s..-'.'>' 49," '4.' oi'"-"
''''" ! s-t>-''iNe CT >4ti4e Ne'H
never i's1 hf.>-a4aed gentlemen Were
li'seS atsH5 tae '.eAes. Il -. e.
-"''a III 5.AA N'iil23 were a&>-
l-,e' = >s3t0P me county ami warn
hn>oHai>ttetted voters = ne the
WHa-h ! ON Ihey started Tor New
ark Na.leS AM other sections h2rde
lA- on the Ea-eNA line, last >"1aI'
"t
f~'sAti.e acre am nave >hc,
i71i 7ftHsf- ~9.'eetl->' ii "H.etf sAeF
eN-'"t-s4 d. 2'.''.l.'1 sinners - l''''
',e new hi'tei''s'i'- IL ~ a..
H-li' andtHe -en-e;nen "s7s ACCORDED
'5>f7ss4t. 4s'i-"-' t~+45s.att',''S
49, =. = ~ - ~ =s51 . ''>
80 p 7 "a 50. -.
w - -. "s'S# .t : as...=~''"
~It't9tds5t . me htSe i'afi-e
-sss.ss nm fs.te Ss.>>siiaz>, Oh '"'
20 %. e ..-s.t..i.'e' te>95t> IA S"e>'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29

Under the new election law pastors
are not admissible. The names of
candidates must either be written or
printed on the ballots. For tie con-
venlence Of voters, gentlemen aspiring
to the various offices should have their
names placed upon all styles and
shades Of tickets. There i, nothing
dishonorable about this conrse since
the law especially provides the man
ner OF printing all ballots, nor i there
anything in the statute 70 compel any
one to a mixed ticket. our rates
for tickets are SO per thousand, pay
able invariably on delivery.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29
Claimed to be Nina saSsb.

CALCUTTA. Oct. -.
The Times Of India announces that
Colonel Thompson. the dsicndsr Of
tovnpore. fJii> to identify the person
claiming 10 be Nina Sahib. though he
saws there j. certainly a likeness. The
premier declares that he vas drunk
when hc falsely confessed he was Nina
Sluib.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29

BERLIN, Oct. -.
The newspapers say Won Arnim will
be- released to-day.
Bisrnark has returned to Berlin.
Herr Pauser has been examined n
Vienna and refused to reveal his
source of revelations in the Ven Ar
MIN ease.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29

ship Mary, which fouadered on the
yoNase from Glasgow to Trinidad.
The other passengers and crew of the
steamer are probably lost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29
POLL TAX.
Now due ana Pay able tO the County
Assessor.

BY an act % March III, 1877, all corpora.
tions OF individuals are held resfonsihle LOT
the Poll lax of persons in their employ.
&C. NALLAtt., County ASSESSOR.
mL&3-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-29

Illness of senator Matt
Carpenter Anti Eutier Ncn
"~staHfin- En-GisIas Talbot
~ Close G~aGe-fse Cirr;it Court
OF Iowa Beef :es Against the L.
y. L.. E.-.n In.era>iin- salt
Brought 10 trial On il. merritt.
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Suspeni&, ;.

SALT LAKE CITY. oct. -.
TIE FIRST Naiion4t Bank Of this city
suspended payment thi> afternoon.
III hopes 10 resume again in a few
days.
l. Lls hnnn .nAAin. hcrn III lar
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EASTERN DISPATC HE'S.
By Overland Telegraph.

>rEeiAl TO TIE pAlLl sENrI~EI.I
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For Saie---Cheap.

4 coop TEAM ." FOUR ANIMALS
y thre" Ia tlss AID eEe horse Eafuess
AMI Wagon. t,r farther particulars. in
4gIrc Of the owner, atth. E!chncnd Boarding
iiea.e. NJ A. r. tA>>lbl.
10y
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Notice to the public.

nU.fNG NY AB,EN + EAST. y. N.
IL JahH-aB Will act "a my agent. and
traHFast all business OF mine in Eureka.
HIRAM JOHNSON.
E1reka sept. -. 1871. -
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BRITISH MILLING MINING Co
LIMITED,

NuTICE-l. l.. OSBORNE, HAVING
y heen appointed Superintendent Of Ito
tompauS's business, H. atone is authorized to
mako contracts and purchases, or incur any
iN,! btvduess on behalf Of the Company.
InU~ ". iAh Lui,
Agent Nriti h II. \ Vi Company tIiE.it.dl.
into Mil, turoka, october 2ith, 1874.
o.9-Ilw
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WANT Ed.

4 GOOD HoUSEkEEzPER To 60 re- THE
~ countrN: u widow 0ircferred. Apply at
the oHico OF hr. ltobreut, pnrlor Of til, Inter
national liotei. from > 81. ~, OF . to :.
U-I-5t
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PiCtlrS, Pictures, Ph0t9graphS,,.,l
Louis MONACO. The Artist.

4 now style Of picture has Just beer intro
iaccu by
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Where a brilliant and glossy polish i impart-
Ell L. the picture. superior IL The
discarded vulgar chained.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

u. EIt::.I.OW ANNOUNCES HIM
-. sell aS ii candidate foe the office If CouI.-
" tomli>. Toner. subject to the deaI.ion Of
the voters OF Eureka county. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-17
state Ce.trai Csmniitei
Repusliea. state Platform.

TIT Uui.n Republican party OF Nevada. In
Convention assembled, renewing lie pledges OF
devotion TO the Constitution ard laws Of the
Federal Government. hereby announces Its
platform TO the people ~ follows:
Rssoirsd- First-fhat we reaf1rm the prinei-
| ples and policy Of the Republican party %
enunciAted By Its last National Convention ;
that Ne are proud Of IL. history and great ser.
and force By which u maintained the Union.
abolished slavery, and secured equal civil and
political rights 10 all citizens. We demand that
these rights be enforced By appropriate legts.
lation. 90 that all citizens shall have the equal
endowment Of their rights. We Dc mand OF our
public agents ndelity TO their principles; the
honest execution OF the pledges made TO the
public; purity, integrity and economy In the
di.charge Of their ofhcial duties, and the
prompt and fearless examination and punish.
lions.
s~eeond-rhst We heartily indorse the last
RsnnhlIe.n conxr,ss In repeslipr the law In
errssips ofueiai sslares; In reducing expenses
~ mor. ,hsn 40 oon 90: IN sneeessfuIIv r-
s.y.,inc IN ION. IN shcIishi.r Inc eYtrsysesnt
.ns.sn m a. nis,,iet N colnmbis and IN
Ev,..nsn. .o.s.su. Ss..shx III. Re
nuSilrsn ns,s, IN. proved itseif 10 Be worthy
OF continued snpport oy tne people. 49,
miro IhAt se esInesey oesiic ~. ~
eredlt oI ne eonntiJ % n,my Is. ,.n
order tnat is eommsfsiaI sno inunsuns, in.eI,
values, OF By tnpsi,ins The deers. Of confidence
snien now pss'sns reSsIu w e".a-
AunS meuIun. wnIea " oopo sooo Y" ~
BASED on ns..lne suIisney. ..L,
oui,n-i sn.sr
rres,acs. .os sssa.a ~
publican lnstitutlons .
ftnn-TnAt honeet, pise.ieAI Aoo, snouIa %
proteeted and receive just ewara. IN sappoft
treaty relations with the Empire OF China In
such q manner a. 70 discourags the immigration
on . seryile elass Of laborerr, and such leeis-
iation a. win a>fsally prohibit the Importation
sirth-Thst we are opposed TO the granting
By our County. State or Federal G-overnments
OF subsidiss or grants 10 RAILWAYS or other cor
poratien..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-17
NOTICE.

mo AUGUSTUS YRNDER,. TANQUoT,
j VINCENT and JOHN vI0N0T, greeting:
hereby demand OF you the several amounts
Get opposite your names. - follows; you
Augustus Ysndsr, $3.50 90 o. Jos; T. ~ yoa
fohn yirnot. $500 20, In United States gsld
coin, due By you as your proportion Of the sa;;
penpes incurred In and for the deyeIopment OF
thst certaln mine and qrartx lode, known %
Inc Boulersnd claim. located October 9Th. 1883,
,itusicd at the head OF Spring Valley. west OF
the Carson roaA, Lyon county, State OF Nevada,
and 4 hereby give you notice that unlefs said
amount Of money charged 70, and Expended ~
me. ssyeraliy for ron. be paid Into M. hands,
Al INV once, Room No. 10, Odd Fcllows' Build.
Ing. IN the CITY, Of yirgini.. BY you, o. Or o,
dste hereof, your interest IN said Boulcrand
mine will DO taken possession Of BY me. co.
owner OF said Boulcrsnd claim. and your rights
and interests IN said nina or quarts claim Tor:
feited according to law In such eases made and
provided. r,,,,,xv ~ ecup.,.
iSh. fs7S. jyis ood
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MEETING.

OPPIcE OF THE LADY WASHINGTON
Ba,hina. sise CsiifSrri. street, ssn Frsnel.eo,
California. september H.. is1t.- n ,ecordarss
With q resolution adopted a. Q mestlng o. .ns
Board OF Trustees OF the Lady washinston
Mining COMPANY, hsld this Gay, : ,gsS n mseI !.
Ing Of the stockholders OF said ~
hereby called. the same to BE- beg = y, ,oetoSer.
Is7J, al i O'Clock p. =. OF said day. TO i,se INC
eonsIdeisiion and decide upon : proposition 70
incresse ths capital stock Of aid Compan
nom Ss.soo.ooo, divided into 5000 shzres 2,
The par value o. sloo s.sh, the pr e Joy s sS.rs
stock, TO 5000. or, divided INTO WV
of the ''' value Of y 5 + i;' S SlssEEEls..y.s.
sAHUEL DIXON;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-17
~ELIAy
APPLICATIONS ron pATINT,
NOTICE NO. al3.
q. q. survey Ne. g and seA asa 70 d,

o. q. ssrvsy Ne. g and 5eA asa 70 D.
TT 8. LAND OFFICE. Carson CIT.
u. New, september Y, it, No,ies 70
hardy giysp s, ,sas q: SiSss so SoSsEas
existing under the laws ofthe State OF sliiornia,
having its postsnhce sddrses and principal place
OF business at San Frlncisco, Cal, has BYE. II.
Thayer. Its Superintendent, TIL. day made ap.
p~llcstion for patent for nfcen. hundred 600
.IIysr. he same extending Tbo feet "a ! north
cssteriy and $50 feet IN 9 southwesterly direc-
lion nom Poet No. 1 Of y. y. Survey or Lot No.
IS and 70 A. with surface ground containing
N 6S.i0o acres embraced In said Lot. No. ~ and
10 A and 70 b, situate In Gold HUI Mining Dis.
sehbed In the plat and neld notes on die In
beginning for the description OF that portion
of The claim otheialiy designated Is Z No.
IS and 70 IA" at Post No. !, being southeast
corner Of Arizona company's survey. Nos. a
east line OF section !, township 10 north. rarge
10 east. M, d. NJ, bears south ~ deg. east,
dlsiant 800 feet; thence nom said Post No !
north SAX deg. west 100 feet 10 Post No. 2;
thcnce south ~ deg; west $50 ieet 20 Post No;
No 4: thence north 70 deg. % min. east 9s0K
feet TO Post No. 8 thence south 90 dsg. 20 min.
esst 100 feet TO Post No. Q; thence north AK
Jec esst NAV feet 10 Post No. Z; thence north
w Seg' esst /. 0t2k feet 10 Post No. s; thence
north siX deg. west 500 feet to Post No. Q;
thence south SSk deg. vest $50 feet to Post No.
,nen ~ Nae of 6eSinning' Containing ii tioc
s.,cs Thst portion OF ssid claim deAgnated
al nj NO. 70 III" being the mill sits taken
With ala mining premises, being described in
ala Mai and ncld notes a. follows, via: he.
S'nni ssnd 70 A, Aforesaid. whence The quarter
section corner on east line OF section I, town.
sSip 10 north, range 20 east, n. b. ~. besu
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