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NEVADA STATE
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
~
Election, Tuesday. Nov. ,. Is7 4.
For Governor.
j. c. HAzIETT,
Of Lyon County.
For Lieutenant Governor.
JOHN BOW MAN,
OfNyc County.
FOR congressman.
WILLIAM WOODBURY.,
of Storey County.
For Supreme Judge Nong Tcrml,
w. H. BEATTY,
Of White Pine County.
For Supreme Judge tShort Term.
WARNER EARLL,
Of Elko County.
For Clerk OF supreme Court,
c. F. BICKNELL,
Of Ormsby County.
For Secretary of State,
J. D. MINOR,
Of Humboldt County.
For Attorney General,
MOSES TEBBS,
Of Douglas County.
For Treasurer,
GEO TUFLY,
OF Ormsby County.
For Controller,
w. W HOBART,
Ct White Fine County.
For Surveyor General,
JOHN DAY,
Of Lyon County.
For Surcrintcndcn, of Public Instruction,
D KCYYv
Uf Euret County.
For State Nincra'aeist.
H. R. WHITEHILL,
Gf Churchill County
For State l'rirtcr,
&C. POWNING,
Of Washoe County.
state Central Committee:
II. Il. Maynard, T.. :. Davis.
urm>by counly-f. Stadtmuller. :. T.
Swift.
Lander county--A. +. shannon.
Lyon county-Dr. {. b. Zabriskie, DR.. W.
Bunchrr.
Nyc county-T Warbrrton.
:, Wa>h"c county,. Ii. kiakead, c. c.
Powning.
" bite Pine connty-A. C. Cleveland.
Churchill eouIty-Walacc c;ood"ll.
Douglas countN-iameS ". llainos.
Elho county,. NJ. Smith, j. :. May.
hugh.
Eureka county-A. l.. Davis. \. &. Turner
Esmcraldr comfy. :. Il. Met linton.
lium boldt coanty-M. ;. homI>un.
Lincoln eounty--l. VI. lyrrell, b. Crittcn-
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INDEPENDENT
STATE TICKET.
& a,
Election, Tuesday, November 8, "a
For Governor
L. r. BRADLEY.
For Lieutenant Governor,
a. y. HATCH
For Congress.
a. q. ELLIS.
For Supreme Ju1gc-Long Term,
WIN. H. BEATTY.
For Supreme Judse->hort Term
C. H. BELKNAP.
Clerk of supreme Court,
B. H. HEREFORD.
Secretary of State,
I'D. MINOR.
Attorney General.
JOHN r. KITTRELL.
State Treasurer.
JERRY SCHOOLING.
Controller,
w. w. HOBART.
Surveyor General,
JOHN DAY.
Superintendent Public Instruction.
H. H. HOWE.
State Mineralori>t.
WILLIAM FRANK STEWART.
State Printer,
J. J. HILL.
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Chairman State Central Committee,
DR., S. A. McMEANS.
state Central Committee.

Storey conntN-Jthn TT. Minis, ;. \. Nc
Means. II. T.. Courscr. NJ. j. McCUtchan.
Na,hoe coulty-li, Ii. Beck. ". T. {.
Elliott.
urm,by county-Wm. Pearson, J. Il. Cow
ing.
Lyon county-R. J. Smith. W. W. BYRON.
Douglas coInty-.A. ". ray.
Eureka county-W. i. lay or.
Elko county, harlr> i. Abbott.
E>mcralda coHnty-N III. II. Spra-uc.
Humboldt connty-W. +. stevens.
thurchill county-I. \. Pagan.
At Large Ohm W. Greer. ul Lyon county:
:. u. BAKER. Of storey county: .ino. barns.
Of Humboldt count; ". y. Holland, ". q.
urri, X. OF storey county.
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Public Notice,

NJ NErS AND Ali. OTHERS ARE
NJ hereby notified that tho Basye Console
dated Mining t,mnany tlilGitedi will not be
responsible for payment OF DOR or material
iurni,hed to Iaities having contracts or
agreements to WORK on any Ct the tompany's
mines in linto. Secret canyon, or elsewhere
Sure-in: anJent
Eureka. New, tc.)b :. 49,, uStI
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Of ex-Juice Fullerton aud John l..
Hill. 20 commence >ur = rs tbe OH
c~r~ 1t tH. Ere lssslr,a ti'rtIc.r man
eIneu..
TIE ]trsterua- today apo med -
P av Commissioner giagh Sarl er
- f\r~ ,oUrIu ~>fuueT in Plat-a ~
Jos l.. Nt-rrHr les. who Ma a. night
aps-,!u.ei F.I-- commissioner in
rI4s-. UI Gardner.
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N..1r;.n hy lnIiaus.

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LONDON, Dec. 90.

LONDON, Dec. 90.
4 MADEIRA special gives The following
additional particulars OF the burning
OF the enIigrant ship Caspatrick: The
fire broke out at l. o'clock VI. Novem-
Der 18th. and within a half hour en-
veloped the vessel nearly its entire
length. The scene was IL of the
widest couiusion: but two boats Sue
ceeded i'll getting away, each OF which
contained 30 persons. They remained
alongside the ship until the 10Th of No
vember. when the hull was complete
ly burned and the vessel sunk. Two
boats then started for land: kept to-
gether for two days, when a gale sepa-
rated them. me has not since been
heard of, and the other fell in with the
British ship Sceptre. AT that time il
contained five persons. two OF whom
died before the Sceptre reached st.
Helena.
\ Paris dispatch says the retirement
of Duke lie Casses from the Govern
ment is probably on account OF his
to the undecided policy OF
the Cabinet. LegitiInist and Bona
pariist Deputies demand his retire
ment as the price OF their support of
the Government. The Prcsse. the
>eiiii-'tiIeial afHhotihces
that there will be no change of the
Cabinet before the meeting of the A.
Semblv, and that its fate is to be de-
termined by the vote ON the proposal
to discuss the bill for the creation OF a
Senate.
MADRID, Dec. %.
There was an engagement 1t Roda
Barcelona, between the CarlistS and
national troops, which resulted in the
defeat of the former, with a less of so
killed.
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NYE COUNTY ITEMS.
From tho Belmont Courier.


MoREY ENEUTE.-On Monday last,
as our citizens went down town for
their matutinal cocktails. they were
met and welcomed by nesrly thirty of
the citizens of Morey. Upon inquiry,
the following facts were elected: The
Morey Mill Company. which has been
running its mill for some time, had
become indebted to its employees to an
amount beyond its ability 10 liquidate.
1t had on hand four bars of bullion,
valued at four thousand five hundred
dollars, belonging to the Morey Min
ing Company. and this the men de-
manded should be turned overtothem
as security for their wages. The SUI
p~erintendent Of the mining company
refused his assent to this, but it was
nevertheless done. and ONT twenty or
more loaded the bullion into wagons
and came with it to Belmont. arriving
here at daybreak. An agent of the
Mining Company arrived a few mo-
ments later. who came for the purpose
of ~replevying the bullion. but not
having sufficient authority in the
premises TO act, the holders of the bull
lion sold the same and paid them
selves out OF the proceeds. eighty per
cent. of their claims. None of these
men expect 10 return TO Morey. and,
from the present outlook, it will be
some time before the Morey mill re-
umes work. The only of
the mining company that remains is,
either by suit or compromise, 10 re-
cover the value of their bullion from
the mill company, which they will
doubtless do.
SuoorING.-Ahout O'clock. Wednes-
day, on the vacant lot in the rear of
Dulfy's saloon, Bill Haze shot a pistol
a Pat. Keenan,. the III passing
through his body about five inches
from his left side and the same dis
lance above the hip. The wounded
maj was taken 10 the Courthouse,
and Haze lodged in Jail. Keenan, is
resting and feeling comfortable, and
from all appearances will ecover. The
iull particulars may be summed up in
4 very few word>-too much Bourbon.
Haze's bail was fixed at a thousand
dollars. to appear for examination on
Dece mber 26th.
JoGGLEs WRIGHT still lives. He is
reported as follows by the Virginia
Enterprise: Joggles Wright arrived in
town yesterday. He is going to run
the Com>tock n for a lew weeks.
particularly he biz bonanza. He says
The Comstock is a biz thing. vet, not
"iths'andins Nose Haynes has struck
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ALAMEDA COUNTY.
$500 per Share and no Assessments

THE TOWN OF NEWARK, NOW BEING
lad ont IN Alameda county, will consist
OF 1000 acres, 2,3no acres of which will
De divided INTO se-acre u!ats, subdivided into
one-lcre lots Leo acres into 5000 Town Lots,
each D feet by los feet. besides others for
donations to religious and public uses, n pub
lie Park of so acres. warehouses, hotels.
dwelling heuses, cts. for sale. To provide
projec, at once. ther will be offered for sale
$500 shares at $500 each, which viii en-
title each shareholder to a one-acre Plat and
two town lots and a pro rata interest in all
The payments will be 500 in January, siaO
in March. and 500 in May, 1879. and when
two payments have been made, the rcmain-
ing property will BIO put up at auction to the
phbic, and all premiums will be divided
among the shareholders, and it is believed
will amount to Sufficient to cover the last ray
ment. 1t is thought b. this cooperation that
every share will double in value in six
months, as the land is put in at SIPS per
acre, which isvery low for so large n piece of
land III one body so near San Francisco.
Persons of small means will note that they
can here get a homestead complete for
>i.ooO and an interest in u live country To-
cation with easy, cheap and quick commune
cation with san Francisco. Estimates show
that. bungalow houses can DO erected, con-
tanning parlor t"o bedrooms, closets, kitch-
en-. etc, at a cost. not to exceed 81 900 each.
and as a sale OF the one-acre plat or the two
s ' u cOSt VI tQt
land, it is easily seen how any person can
have a cheap country home. or pleasant
summer Residence. ut no great outlay. The
climate is equal to anything in America. and
its benefits cannot but recommend it to in.
va!ids and pleasure-seekcrs. The distance to
The Warm Sulphur Springs is only six miles.
The soil is unsuri assed in fertility, its prod.
ncts not TO be excelled. and water is abundant
Tor every purpose.
So similar enterprise can compete with this
either IN chcapness or location. and being en-
trciy on the cooperative plan, fair alike to
all. must bereit this community and ali out.
siiers.
For certificates Of climate, productions, ETC.,
maps. OF the property, and any information
relative to this enterprise, apply at the Office
Of tho Association, O Ii California
street (basemonti. Sam Francisco.
CHARLES r.. PETERS.
dm-lm FOR THE DIRECTORS,
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Fatal Shooting ARRAY Year san
Iicgo-TerriDie Accident at san
Ia C.ara-Hisceiiane0ms.

SAN DIEGO, Dec. %.
\ letter from Hardyville saws that
Col. Buel has bonded the McCracken
mine for $4,000.
Los ANGELES, Dec. %.
Railroad track is now laid within a
half mile of Anaheiul, and will be
completed tomorrow.
AT the Mission of San Gabriel to-
day a man named Wallace shot and
killed his neiehbor, Andrew Thomp-
son. Wallace came into the city and
gave himself up, alleging that he did
the killing in self-deieEse. The Coro-
ner has gone out to hold an inquest.
The difficulty originated about the
right to some water.
There is no sign of rain; the wealth
err is quite cool.
Governor Downey denies that he
has purchased the star OF this city
~ his advocate for Governor, or that
he has purchased 1t at all.
SAN JOSE. Cal, Dec. %.
Last evening, a young nan named
Chas. Smith, late of Boston, Mass,
arrived at the COrcoran House, III
Santa Clara. registered his name, and
at about half-past ten O'Clock.
thing went wrong with the gas in the
house, when Will Corcoran, aged
about 20 years, a son of the proprIe-
tor, went out to ascertain the cause
the gas being supplied from a Union
gas machine set III a t~ank-hOuse in the
rear of the hotel. Corcoran had Smith
accompany him, the former carrying
a lighted candle. AS soon as the
door of the tank-house opened an
explosion occurred, caused by the ig-
milton of the gas which had filled the
room from a leak in the machine.
The explosion set fire to both
OF the young men, while it
saturated their clothing with fluid.
Corcoran called TO Smith to throw
himself into the wa~ter-trough, near at
hand, but the latter vas bewildered
and instead of following his advice.
ran towards the hotel. While he tried
to ear his clothes off lie fell before
reaching the house, literally roasted.
VIII Corcoran had jumped into the
water and ~quenched the flames. Smith
was conveyed to the hotel and all as
sistance rendered to save his life. but
he died after excruciating agony about
$50 this morning. Corcoran, though
severely burned from head to foot, will
recover. Coroner Cory held an inquest
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DEATH OF JAMES CVRLEY AT
AUSTIN.

The RcreiHe% contains the following
additional particulars concerning the
horrible death of James Curley in
Austin on the morning of the 25th in
slant:
About half-past six o'clock yesterday
alarm of fire, but none while
listening to the sound dreamed of its
dread import; meme thought that it
was a death knell. The fire, which
was i'll a small frame house composing
an addition to the residence of James
sutton, was speedily eXtinguished,
when a search a made for the body
of James Curley, who occupied the
building as "a sleeping room, and in q
few moments James Smith and Mel
Vile Curtis discovered his charred and
blackened remains lying by the side of
his bed. lie was quite dead when
found, the body being in a creeping
position-Cn the hands and knees. The
remains were removed to the City
Hall, where an inquest was held by
Justice Logan, and the jury brought i'm
u verdict that deceased came to his
death by burning, and the fire occa-
sioning such burning was the result
OF accident.
1t is surmised that deceased on re-
firing left a candle, which, after he had
fallen asleep, ignited some inflamma-
BILE material in the cabin. and the
house being of light material. all
chance of escape was cut of after the
fire had gained Roadway.
Deceased was a miner by occupation,
an industrious man and good citizen.
and was well known and liked in this
city; and the news of his horrible
and untimely death created a pro-
found feeling of sorrow. He was a
native Of County Rosconmon, Ire
land, and was aged about So years.
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EXECUTION OF JOHN MURPHY
AT CARSON.
"'Game" to the Last-His Dying
Words.
w received last evening the follow
ing dispatch from Carson.

We received last evening the follow
ing dispatch from Carson.
CARSON CITY, Dec. %.
John Murphy was executed here to-
day for the murder OF James Mccall
lum last May. He was taken from
the Jail at half past II o'clock to the
scaffold, which had been erected at
point about one mile northeast of
the city. He displayed great pres
ence of mind during all of the pro-
ceedings. lie harangued the crowd,
which numbered about 800, for about
one hour, speaking on the subject Of
his crime, his trial, religious belief,
etc. lie never lost his composure.
The last words spoken aloud were
20 q member of the press, telling him to
write to his employers hat he had
seen the b-r in a tight place. He wss
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NEW TO-DAY
~sHERIFF's SAT-
STATE OF NEVADA. 81
County or EuREx. 50

STATE OF NEVADA.
County OF EUREKA, 50
shkR'ff's offIcE. EUREKA Coryrr "
TAlS rs TO CERTIFY THAT =. ~
.nc nJ Uy virtue o. !, decree and To- lSD
described. daily issued ont ss herein,l
Court Of the sixth Judicial NJ the Dit
Tor the county Of Eureka and St.iiet, il
da,. filed the 18th day Of Desse.ate Of Ne1
1871, IN favor Of Robert Gibsorumoer A.
and against Jesse Gibson. aJnn.as plant
the estate Of Jacob Gibson. dceninrtrator
ant, TO satisfy q judgment agsins.s deem
AIT, Jesse Gibson. administrata,as ~ aid defend
OF JACOB ",oson. deceased, for 4 the esia|
five hundaed and twenty doILaUur the sun !
cents.s520 @-gold coin Of H. = and tLirl
together with interest ut Tho United SAT-
cent, per annum from the 9th dssuW ten I
Der, A. u. 1874, till paid, and IN, Ssy 81 Deee}
to this date. amounting to for,xee ecsts |
and thirty-fivc ceDts-SI6 355-tas.shS dolls
AL costs that may hereafter asvsether vii
Sheriff OF Eureka county directcd w, TO 4
delivered, /. John ID. Sullivan, Shsr; VIZ 70 4
ka county, did, in manner reauira5n u tud
seize n levy upon, as the prors,tv oy lsi
tnat all n singular tb,| y
gagged premises mentioned in sa;d danNs, MOI
hereinafter described, OF so mmch ueScfes al
may be sufficient to raise the .aefsef|
tho plaintiff for the principal AL Due
and costs in this suit and expen,as ,eatad
thatollowing described real pron",,vo VI a
ed in the town of Eureka, eoupt, stpi
ka, and State Of Nevada, to wiz " ~
Lot No. ~. in the Mcdonald Snrvov
dition to tho town Of Eureka. ly;rs sad
east side Of Sprins street, being ivy On A
-.2o..feet front On said Spring street. H.
huldred-.lO0-fe feet deep, together Gg 4
and singular the tenements. hersd;r.aa
n app%urtenances theTsunto belonS;rn1
anywise appertaining. w
And notice is hereby given, that 7 No.,
said real property, ~ Aforesaid, at N.
house Of Eureka county, in the town ~ ~ ~
la, in said county, on the ll'
roth day Of January, A.. n. 49,,
Between tho hours Of 0 O'Clock A. -.
o'clock p NJ. to wit: ut IL O'Clock NJ .sfns,
day: The. sale Of said real property VIII \
clade all the right, It'll. and interest," ~ :
defendant in and to the same when ,, " y \
cree became a lien thereon, to wit: ,bs y Y
day Of December. A. u. 1874. Terms az .. =
cash. JOHN II. SJrIJIrWTM
doo-td sheriff Eureka Cm,,,u
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EASTERN D|SPATC HES.
BY Overland Telegraph.
Relief for h Kansas Sufferers
Red Cloud Wants to so to Wash.
inctOn.

NiiiNttO Dec. -.
1t appears from official documents
that on the 2lSt oil Nov. the President
authorized a distribution of clothing
and other supplies to those rendered
destitute by the gra>>hopper devasta-
tons i'll Kansas and Nebraska. trusting
10 Congress for the future approval of
his act. There is no doubt but Sena-
tor Hitchcock's bill for the relief Of
persons suffering from the ravishing
Of graSshopparS will become a law.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs
to-day received an urgent request
from Red Cloud for permission to
coine on here with a delegation of. 40
Sioux chiefs and settle sll troubles
about the Black Hills reservation,
hunting on the Plat river, ETC.; but
the Commissioner declined % grant
the petition on the ground that there
were no funds to pay the chiefs ex-
penSeS.
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dropped and his neck instantly broken
at Gals O'Clock r. N. He hung twenty
minutes, and was then pronounced
dead.
The sentence of Somers, the Genoa
murderer, has been committed to i'm
prisonment for life.
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Dissolution Notice.

TIVE C0-PAnTN ERSHiP HEREroropp
i existing between +. p. Esterly ana r +
hiegelhath, under the name Of KiecelhDib ! !
Esterly. in the business OF keeping a saioan
and dance house. in tho town and conttya y
Eureka, Nevada, is this day dissolved ~ y
mutual consent. Said Esterly is entitled 10
collect all debts n claims due or 10 bS.
for ell debts ma claims agaist said firm
FLANK klEGELHUrN.
J. p. ESTEKLI,
Eureka, cv., Dec, ~, 1874. dO
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Coso.-The Lyon county Times pub
fishes the following intelligence from
this new district:

The latest advices from Coso con-
firm reports of the richness and on
tent of the discovery. A great many
locations have already been made.
About 200 men are now there. The
mines are located about forty miles
southeast from Owens Lake. seven
miles east of Independence and the
Panamint stage road. and eight miles
west of the head of Barwin's canyon.
which is easily accessible by wagon,
The proposed name of the town is
Darwin. Wood and water in abund-
ance. The lodges are traceable from
1000 to 5000 feet. and are of great
width. Assays establish the fact tha,
the + is easily worked and is OF
remarkable richness.
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MARRIED,

In San francisco, General 4. L.. Page. @
Aida. New, to Miss Lou NJ. Hanson, OF Caa.
land. Cal,
In Gold Hill, December 9th, James G..
Cromwell to Miss Isabel Smith, both Of i>ii.
vertity.
In Virginia City. December 81, Frank y,
Edlnonds to MissGertrude Barron.
In Reno, december 2ith, L.. 4, Brown to
Jennie Barnes.
In Carson Nily, December 23d. Noah Bios
som to Miss Emma J. Bell.
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on the body Of Smith to-day, when
the above facts were elected. The
tank-house was destroyed by fire, but
through the efforts of the Hook and
Ladder Company the fire was pre-
vented from spreading.
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AIRs.-The McGeary Bugle Of Free
dom designates "airs" as a woman
with three divorced husbands and
hunting for a fourth, sneeringly allud-
ing to an unmarried lady as "that old
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among military men here. An officer,
a military man of high standing, saws
Merrill thus tar has been the only mill
itary man i'm the South who has been
able to appreciate the situation. The
nature of Gen. Sheridan's mission is
similar to that of Gen. Grant i'm 1866,
with the exception that Grant was des-
icnated TO discover why there was not
prosperity in the South. while Sheri-
dan is to learn why there is not peace.
Negro Girl MurGered-A Rough
Observation-Disclosures.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Dec. %.
Mary Lee, colored, aged Is. was mys-
teriou>iy murdered last night, in Gam
BILE alley, about 10 O'Clock. She had
started from home about $3.50, saying
she was going TO a drug store, and the
first known of the tragedy she came to
the door of her home with her throat
cut from a TO ear. She died in a few
minutes.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. g.
Early this morning IA fight occurred
in a saloon at Camden, \. j., and some
roughs being elected, attempted to en-
ter through the kitchen when the pro-
prietor's wife drew a pistol and fired,
instantly killing Charles Winnie. enc
of the roughs. The boy is only Is
years old, ana has been married five
weeks. All the participants We're ar
rested.
EVANSTON, Ind. Dec. 20.
The Journal has information that
last week a party of patre linen who
were guarding Uniontown, Ky, against
SUSPECTED incendiarism on the part OF
negroes, took a negro woman and hung
her three times to extort u confession
as to a suspected plot. She was left
insensible and almost dead, but %
cred after restoratives were applied.
The town is in much excitement and is
being strictly guarded.
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COE.N.

In Silver City, December 18th, to tue vito
Of i hoInaS UConnors, twins. n boy and girl.
In Carson City, December 23j, Is the wife
Of m. l.. Bryant. a daughter.
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NEW TODD Y.
LIST OF. LETTERS

- EMAINING IN TIE roSTOFFICE IT
~ Eureka, Nevada, on the @th day Of De-
ceulber, lS7i, Persons calling for any Of these
Der 50th. ISL"
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CIEC.

In the County Hospital. Eureka, December
. tn. JoLn Birient, a native OF Holland, aged
y years.
in Austis. December, 9th, james Curley.
IA native of County kosconnon, Ireland,
aged % years.
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NOTICE,

John FsTERLY. HAVING PURCHASER
y az tn. interest Of p. p. Esterly and +.
hicgelhuth under the name Of Estariy XII
h~iegcib,th, In tho business of keeping a "a.
and dance house on Buel street IN ,Lo|
town and county Of Eureka, Nevada, wiz
hereafter conduct tho said business in tho
sanis place.
Eureka, Nevada, Dec. %, 1874. d1
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UNION BAND.

TNHE UNION BAND is NOW ORGAN.
i lied and prepared to furnish brass and
string music for all occasions. Apply 1T Dan.
Morgan's saloon. NJ. Il, kELloGG,
DIS business Manager.