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WASHINGTON. .
Kirkland Again Before the District
Committee;
And the Committee Again Fail
to Get Satisfaction.
Witness Acknowledges to a Low
Opinion OF Common Hon.
eSty.
The Committee Will Resume
the Attack on Mon.
day.
No Prospect Of a Compromise On tbs
Currency Question.
THE DISTRICT 1NVESTIqAT1ON.
SpeciaI Q1SpdkGh q Ine ChicQQe IyiR1nk.


reputed acquaintance and association With tho
notorious KirtlAnd:
About two xeeka aRo vas riding psst Rentlsmans
house tn street, when saw = good-looHng nan,
Tho formally boarded At the Arlington Hotel, .nd
st1 ~ aoS S4 nu.aes. 10 entesSa .ae noo4o, sna
Tondcr = thaa no M @s i74inp1 9 "' th. m;.,,t
philosop}1er1 II. testimony satd TIT Eirtsnd used
10 board It The Arlingten HoteI aud kept Two 1no
horses. Tho next thing heard was that tho Deputy
sezgea1 h-st-Arms was looking after me, to know
.n no Whereabouts OF h1rslana- hext ny nAme "a
y. tste9 otooSat up oe!9se mo
n, s+rtct,v .Eanoaica, n.rt - ~ 1si.gr.nhie
eorrA e1uded ths expression thst I W the
ster genius that h.d spirited Kirkland out Of town
M4en vent to tho tht at!e With Mr. TEoxh11dge, ct
- ew aolk. and asy meet aneged that nao ePen3
the night .t the Ply Tith kiEtlsnd How want ht5t-
er ha in Krtlsnd,. c1mnanv thin In thst Of numbsr
ct youa9 men who lay down The moral law to Ame1i-
can 1aea.
Krar1AYp AGAIN ExAM1xED.
u,-,,.,d ~. .,o.t .,a.o;o,,. r~,rd ~ ,.o1arn
.,...a ~A t.sa-s 49, 1a~aa.;tae ca,.r.t.t.-
t'ues' "ao ooAo1e tne Aoso7t4s@''os eoAnoaA.'o@
to-day As yest erday, hla testimony Was evhsiVe,
non-committal and untruthful throughout sa
..t;.8ad ~. 1rdo. Thurman NJ tha lrinu ch.r.
...a- ~. 49,. ..,,,a .ne..-. 49, =. 1.ft ~. .o-
~c'et u tno a!2u LILO IN ''4"' ne Ao4. '1o oo>
mittee-room in disgust after pEopounding to him
.,o. ,,has;tstir,o,v nrornn1c. kirkland the
a.+ = -ah1nsh;ne nartn-a~ ~ th.+ .vs- r.7n.
@os: s uhnies6 :I.o;u ,pJet1 1hat sA ha !. na+3
th;na Ts - ing ho;na tnte1r 5n,,vsd "a .a;tfad a.
al hsnJ- u 'f Tbe fo1ioTina cboiee specimen from
Firtsnd's evidence to-da2 vii rive tho readeI
m idea OF the true character Of the man:
Judge Thu1man-ln your letter to Wilcox,
written April Is, 1874, tho following sentence
occurs - think 1cClelland made m ass Of
himself" Please tell me wherein AcCloEAnd
made IN ass Of himself,
Eirtlaud-Nel1, he did bad work on his WASH
iueton contracts, and acknowledged it to thu
Committea-
JndQa Thnrman-Tben. sir. YOU wish thin
Connn,;ttae n nndarnt,nd that von think anv
80 ~. ~. - r.. a.,.a - bo1o- .,orob -
tam anu ~ Sa t<,th 90 hn' u@' ''''' ~ '4'A0A
~ E;+ts.nj1 :1n ~. xor1o oo.. .,r think xnv
an ~ w ssa ~ .cIrowladoe an,1thine to hia oTn
i- n;nr~ - ~1' ~
n3ca rbr,7o,n-w,11. all Inv. to s.v IL thu
~er13 s;li ~ .ccraa von ~ making sn N. of
.o.,r.a,t - 80 80 w ;ntarnret Tia me.6;no of t,o
te"-, ronr e-am,n,fion hs3o1e this
Ga.n-.;.taa 'o"~
t,,d1a W;,sor-Hsva von +o1d INV ma ..nca
suh6e a. ~ so th.t ~. ~, cGnd mt oo.
5ou 1@ro ~ t a.aa5. -; ~ no1e. wthont M
eGunt 1;aot;nn ~ asaaas 10 p1o ~ h'oi rocaa
P1ca.g 9o19JuH IL tn,SS LIZ nv rnch thing
T.,dra W,Is,o' Thsn - Emaw Storre or Hr
, 1874-05-03
THE FINANCES.
Ep<e{al Ditpdseh to The Chicago Ir1bus's.

RICHARDSON BUEtk5nVh.
WASHINGTON, D. e., Hay 2.-The peculiar
claimr Of Henry 7. Blow, Of Missouri, and E. b.
Weshburnc, Of Illinois, to be succeaso17 to 6eo-
retary Richardson, hare boen under considet-
alton by the President for the last four days.
Tho matter has been KEEP: very quiet, but tn"
friends Of tho two gentlemen have used their
utmost From present Appearances "asnoolne
elAo.
Ito hs A4soetastd P1eas.1
no coMPRoN1sE
WASHINGTON. D. C., May The COMMITTEES to-
on Finance hell long eesslon to-day On the
cn,rencv question There is no difficulty a1ncns
member, on tho general features Of tho free
banking clause Of which they are in favor, bn1
there Is no agreement On other branches OF tes
R~n RIxtaenth Para.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
\. II. ELLIOTT.

There can be no question that there
is a serious split in the ranks of tie
independent party Of Nevada. They
can't all go Sutro, some of them look
ing upon his schemes as Involving a.
great 4 monopoly as those of lie BAH
and railroad rings. Sutro, however,
does no consider any man a first-class
independent who does not swear by
his tunnel. Recently \. b. Elliott, the
distinguished Tennessean, who isaug-
urated the Reform movement in this
State, was deposed from the command
OF the independent forces. Sutro's
Virginia City organ explains the stu
alton, as relating to Mr.. Elliott, after
the following style:
The reason why Mr.. Elliott was moi;
entrusted with the secret of who was
really the author of the address re-
ferred to Il that he was believed, and
Is now known, to he unworthy of con-
tidence. Mr.. Elliott was admitted to
the councils of the Independents until
1t was discovered, first, that he insisted
upon becoming a candidate for a posi-
Tion he is utterly unfit 10 fill, namely,
Congressmaii; and secondly, that he
persisted in dragging into all their de-
llberation> a local issue which Ina, not
at all entered into the tight. stch an
inharmoniOus element As this was dis
tasteful, and Mr.. Elliott was therefore
given the cold shoulder. C~onSe1uent-
ly, he ostentatiously repudia;es what
he conceives to be the Sutro wing OF
the independent party.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
WASTE IN LEAD.SMEl.r1NG
ESSAS.

In a paper read before tho american
Institu G Of Niuiu- Engineers. At the
st. Louis May meeting. hy a. EiicrS,
VI. T., some interesting figures We're
given tending TO prove that the loss in
ordinary smelling operations is very
heavy. IL have had the good fer
tune" a V the author. "of persuading
some friends in charge Of smelling
work>-the one i'll EureNa, NcvadI.
and the other III Utah-to commnni-
Gaze To me the losses incurred AT their
works. am thankful 10 them for this
favor, as they have, for the benefit of
the public. di>resatdtl the danger e.
divul-inE company secrets. and be-
au> they have conquered their pro-
fe>sional pride 10 the ex.ent OF ac-
kuowledging extraordinarily large
losses for The sake of the truth"
The loss is described as occa-iouei
by the escape of the furnace dust. and
by the NEGLECT 70 work the matte anil
speis, formed. In the Flagstaff. Las.
Chance and WaSatcb furnaces. i'll Utah.
experiments showed that on the Try
assay value of the ore the loss on
lead. II "a 20 per cent: on silver. Il to
15i2; and on gold. Il per cent. III one
work. where there We're condensation
chambers. 76.25i pounds of dust col
lected. when worked over, yielded
i5.Go0 pounds ot lead aud 500 ounce> of
silver; but. even in this work, after a.
lowju- for what remained in the sia-.
there was an actual loss in uneaEght
dust Of .o.7 Per cent. lead Of the ore
contents. and 81 Of silver. II no mate
had been saved and NJ dust caught.
the loss would nave been $50 per cent.
on lead and Ia on silver, or i'll the
total value 21.S Per cent IN another
case the loss in value was los percent.
Sc that The average of the two eases
cited was over ~ per cent. or Gle fifth
OF the entire value Of thc ore Sine.,ed.
In the Eureka WORKS the lead saved
is given at s. per cent. of the assay
Ndllt. SiihtT S-.b, anu StIi ''.t' anu
the loss in dust SO per cent. i'll sreiss
IA. and III Stag o.. Al another of our
works the product fer a year Is stated
al 81 Per cent. for lead and - for pre-
c:ous metals. the loss in this ease be-
Ing 10 per cent. i'll dus; AMI = per ecu.
in speiss. \. comparison ofthc dEares
/ relative 20 our district with those re'at-
ins to Utah work, shows very plainly
that VIC are 10. mourning Cutie SO
large a loss here a. is sustained in Tia
Territory; vet, il Is also made evident
that our ores are notsunol ed 50 cla.eiy
up 10 the lire assay a. they ought 10
be. Improvements will, no deHb.. he
made in the future. tending to reduce
this loss 70 the lowest possible mini
mum. We have co!latcl these figures
from a recent numherof the Engineer
tag and Mining JalErHai.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
THAT ARTICLE.

We owe the readers of the SENTINEL
an apology for the article in Sundays
issue containing certain damaging ru-
mors relative TO Adolph Sutro. So far
as Sutro personally is concerned we
have nothing 10 take back-we merely
ask the pardon OF the readers of the
SENTINEL for the gross. not 10 say in
delicate, nature OF the umor in ques-
ton. Sutro opened the ball himself.
by slanderous and libelous filings Al
the SENTINEL during his lecture, and
having thrown down the gauntlet he
must in the future look out FOR HIM
self. Priorto his appearance here the
SENTINEL had never made All ungen-
tlemanly sllusion 10 Sutro. 1t is rue.
that during last Winter we strenuous
ly opposed some Of the Ubiquitous
measures which he attempted to force
through Congress-; such As the \egley
amendment, Wards mineral land bill,
and later. the bill introduced by Pratt
on the same subject. These last meas
ulCS aiiINbSA ~ ehoA4S tHS
but every inch of mining ground
throughout the length and breadth OF
the country. Sutro sought by the
interest which he took in those
bills to force every miner in the oun
try TO procure United States patent
for his claim within six months or,
failing to do so, the ground should re-
vert to the Government and thereafter
he subject to relocation. 1t was this
character of legislation which we or
posed, and it was FOR this alone ;ha: we
incurred the enmity of Adolph Su;ro.
We did what we conceived TO he our
duty toward the mining communities
of the State. and we should pursue
precisely the same course were similar
issues presented tomorrow. And after
all, after trying in every II pos
sible to hamper and PROSTATE the
mining interests Of the country, Sutro
has the brazen impudence to travel
through the State prociaiming himself
the especial champion and unaltcrabie
friend of the poor. honest miner
Never was there a greater display d
check than this since the Worid
began. The whole truth is tina
Sutro is the grandest old iraud
and cheat of the nineteenth
century; and, instead Of receiving the
plaudits of miners and mining com.
munitles, lie sAonld be ro~tten-egged
rom every stump in the State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
uVSEoi.Dr DEMOCRATS.

We find in the humboldt Register
OF last saturday The annexed concern
ing tile movemcn:s of the Democracy
il, iiumboid; county:
At The last meeting OF the Demo-
crate County Central Committee. the
county was disirictvd, and provisions
were made for the election of delegates
20 the Sta;c Convention, ut the pri-
marieS. in accordance with suggestions
made bv TIE Register. two weeks ago.
There are u number of persons in the
different districts spoken OF for dele
gatcS. In the district comprising Win
ueimucca. Golrunda. and the portion OF
the county east. General L. II. Harris
and t.. W. Holt are spoken of. For
Rebel Creek and Ouin River. James
hurst; Tor Paradise Valley, ). i. Pal
mcr: tor Mill CRY, Central and Rye
Patch. c. L. Taylor; for or"ana and
Big Meadows. IL. McCa.lum; for
Uniouville. star. Pleasant Valley and
The county adjacen, thereto, l.. +.
Dunn and j. J. Hi.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08

large number Of armed Mornons. a
tisit was an..ci; a.ed. bat no collision
UcsGrIet.
Bss8..s; ci BY rire-s csscis ASIiSc'.
PORTLAND, OC'n. Sept. :.
a fire laS. night destroyed Ii DOT
and shoe store Of J. fleischner. The
goods were mostly removed. Hen
Grces' photograph gallery Is n total
lo>s-not insured. The boot and shoe
stese of Geo. \. Pease was damaged
heavily hv waier-fu.iy insured. Tie
buildings were owned by CliaS. Good
nou-h. Loss, in goods and buildings,
about SIe.0@H.
The second vessel of the Oregon
Shipping Company OF Scotland ar
riAI.l N~rStCrnnN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
FAILED To SETTLE.

Alolrhe Sutro failed 10 settle 4 lite
advertising bill due the SENTINEL, and
IA a result We were compelled yester.
day, mitch asatns. our inclination, to
have him STOPPED an His plantastna-
goriuIn attacked a Hamilton. News
PAPER men throughout the STATE hav-
in= business with him, Should he on
the alert, if hey would avoid heias
bilked. The pAanta>maGor;um VIII lc
for sal" cheap, in case we fail her 70 il
for Ii bill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
a TriGmp 7, OF the NaNn! ever sHc
Diplomatic Service in sscrtnahy-
Subscription Tor Ms. Hilton.
49, 49, a...t

\ letter from Berlin says: The
acquittai of tap;ain Warner. of the
German Navy. aner trial i'll Il charge
growing out of the capture by hln
rom The Intrin>igent, and oftwo ~ an
i>h war vessels flying tie San:oral
'il-. i regarded in general as Il TIL
umph of the naval over the diplo-
maize service" The Nork Pat>ch IL
g~ca,aiHC IL RaV. Bisnarck'S arsan.
>av> this re~uI. of the trial Will he 4
disappointment to the diplomatic
branch OF the public service. 1t must
lie eviden; thai If the military and ma
val officers ase 10 be permitted to in
t,lieYp al their own will i'll political
compilation OF other States the charge
OF diplomatic affairs of the Govern
mvnt through foreign officers Will be
come difficult ii not impossible.
The members OF the Plymouth
Church are contributing 4 fund for the
relief of Mis-. Iiltun. and already
Sl.1N have been contributed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08

CRASLFY.- Measure far NcaNtrc
gives friend cranllny the following
brief but handsome "scnd-off" for
Controller: 7. K. Cran!cy. Of White
Pine county, viii lie Il candidate be-
fore the Democratic State convention
Tor the ciliee Of sac Controller. He
is a present serving his second term
as Assessor of White i ire. Tim. is n
good man. and as an officer none ever
r2ye better satisfaction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
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bx-s-.


In isuhy iill, St.t.5, Wiiium Coilon. Il
native ei steIlil;yil,, Nav lora, aE=i :
year.
1t Camp Hall .c'. trs. 90, Mrs. Mary Da.,
as-d abo 81 ar.
In 5;cli Fin, >rnt. /, Ma;tlls l.crrr. IL
iant son u Matthew Gaaa.am, Msi u
month.
tn Easramen:o,. raf., ST. !. Mrs. A.
thar, vie q. .rait< .hager, Of Virginia
ii agsd - yeafe.
IN tisEiGit, >,.t. /, Ia. L. King, a nati,e
of her5tes ', II; Il y ) a..
in .~ifs!.il, :. 1, ofa Il ssta'ti:'. sen
Of pa and Us .MeQalias, a. It 2yea.s,
j tHVA II. ;tai = iAs'.
IN i .i.ii, d, t. +. Gary y mo.;al II,
IN -.atar e. Ii a.nl aiary ana auhnso4.
u: = a, months aEi 1dasy.
u ~. and ~. 'sar oin,al, a d mon n.
iii t"re il.., Nc.i. , CA .iN :. ,A,i
:. H"d 4. d.. l;iTd, ~ i ! ;,ar "uo /
Hlnatl.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
SAN EIrG0. Sen. /.

'-AN i'iiN'D, Up. I.
Tn" steamer Mohcn.o arrived al six
o'clock Yesterday morning. Arcr
,akin- on eco hides for New York, and
40 sacks Of flour for Puma Arenas,
she >aiieo! ri ten o'c'ock t,Y Panama.
y Ia ms correspondent from [ res,
sonora, Aug. ii, has the iul!oWinG:
More .tlH:clrS; more killing, wound
in-, ro!bin@ and numbering than at
ItN time fnr Year. On tie inth inst.
lie Al %aeiieS altackcl and Killed three
Mcn ~ho were gathering acorns rear
Los Ga.ita. The Project >ett leo mon
in pursuit. who found the budics of
tWo OF the victims. Tie fani n.in-
hcred 80 Indians. The trail was fol
lowed to Eear tine frontier. The In
dian>. i; is believed, belong to re,crla-
tion> i'll Arizona.
From Mpntez,iNa reports Of con-
tinttcl detredaNoi:S rs tpfcacS are
received. The Governor >"n. Jesus
~Cocilan;o, vi h 100 men oftAe Ma ion
al Guard, at er them. The result is
ilut ve' known.
The Police Commission of Oporo
say: = band of Ap8chcS passed by
La Cruz &c Las tauadt~ vi il = large
number of stolen animals. The same
reports ONT from Five2a aEti Noche
I'uti4d- ldHt4ttii1llt It!-u>Ali, VINO
was after sone hlariIeS VINO commit
tel the robbery at tajo Die Fa!o
PGii7, refGrteIthetrai passed theIine,
near the ,nontnIcnt at Gt.ada!uI e, and
thou-h IL WAS close L. the ilauraulders
ne had 10 cone 10 ii half.
Tine people q! thc District Of Monte
Emma. where tie ~ %aciies are the
worst, are greatly cn"aGci q the tnil-
Cd states Gatcrnn!en, for allowing The
reservation Afrclcs to rro>s into oar
Sale to plumber ali murder with i'm
runity. The numbering parties are
well dressed ami better 8riue than
the MeXicans ard are tracked coming
into and going Ut of the state.
lii the own of Ma@daleua three per
sons We're lately sutincatcd in a well
tfll OF foul All.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08

MURDER IN TIL SECOND DEGRE..-
The arguments of counsel ami the
Judges charge 10 the jury occupied
the attention OF the BisIrict Court uII-
I'll i:3o yesterday afternoon, wien the
jury retired. At l2:;0 this morhing,
al er eight hours. the jury cane
MO court and rendered the following
verdict: We find the defendant i'll
tbs ease, Charles Hun. guilty Of inur-
der in the second degree" Counsel
for defense took has a dozen exceI-
tons during ;lic progress OF the trial,
btt it i, no likely tI!al they mi!l press
them nov. Inf will 10 sentenced on
"Wednesday, September g;h, at 10 \. W..
-Iuyitsp Chf0htctc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08

CANE PEEsESrAfieN.-Pat. Holland,
If the Phoebe HCe9n{-uEo has been
starting for home. "a Francisco, ot
oin other place, every nigh; since he
has been in ioWu-la-t evening PIE
scented Mat. Reliin4, OF this place. a
splendid gold.hcalci cane. >alUcd a;
Sl0o. It wa, Inscribed: "Fiom Pat.
Holland 10 NJ. Rellns.' No>pecc!cs;
no cards. Enterprise. n.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08

MILL r.. JEFFERSON CASYeH.-F.
II. Smith shipped. this week, fer the
Jefferson mine, in Nyc county, the
machinery tor Il lo-stamp mil. Tie
castings are heavy. and comprise the
ison-Work Of a io-staInp battery. with
I pans. three settlers. ANA Il roasting
furnace: and the outfit made Il load for
nine large team, The jefferson. ole
0: the ntcst promising mines ii %ye
COUNTY, il owned by Lex. i%lanche,t
and A.. ii. Rutherford, both hard
working. up anl Down good fellows,
deserving of this s,;cccsS.-.Hc"N"rc
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08

An individual hailing from the east
crn part of the State-an eX-ShcriiIand
ex-decent fellow-has been in this cIty
fore some days borrowing divers
twenties from his former friend, al
the same time showing adispa;ch from
his brother 10 the effect that he had
sent him $500. Those friends Of his
have o coine to the conclusion that
the genius won't do to loan money to,
and that the dispatch dodge is too thin.
Therefore it behooves all 10 be on their
guard against the .'frod.'
The above is from Virginia City
exchange. The same individual +
ried on pretty extensive operations in
precisely the same manner, not long
since, in this place. He halls from
Lincoia county.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
C9H@1Y
l5i.lGG.

In Battle Mountain, Aag. 70. to the vie ot
e. y. / raser. II dn .chtyr.
iniat1l, Momtain, Aug. q, to The vic Of
J. 4. tlussom, II son.
IN Minn,m lcaa, Sept. l. to 81, wife o. j.
Nichols, a da -liitr.
II AM IIu!j ok, Aug. ., to tn vie ..
Roland baT. II son.
in Nirsiaia. sept. 1, to tn, wife Of W. I.
Shepard, Il >or.
in tai.on Valley, Avg. cit the wife u:
Ltth4r ids. a on.
In clear ". j.. Nrmshy coanty. Aug. 81, Il
the wit Of George atii, II daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
E:al::oa'! Masters la Southern: Cali
Io-...a- Bitten ~ be S1las. uetr.I
Steamer kess< E;Er In .ia;.
$~iisia!ioa liz Arizona -~u.soca.ri
f., Il ,tesf,
Los ANGtLt... Son. !

"
Judge Ind"rhil!, of the Central Pa
enc itai read en-, any, has returned
from san Francisco, and viii proceed
q. once to complete the ri-ht of way
t. the .AnaieiIm excelsior OF the rail
road.
The Tefno cal Tin Mining Company
an! oilers have commenced the con
S;rugtion of a di.ch 70 Mics long.
which will take water enOu2h from
.tnna river to irri5ate about 5000
acres.
II is runorcd that engineers are out
to locate the line OF tio southern Pa
citic Railroad from bakersfield 10 san
Fernando. and The company viii soon
commence active operations in the
way of road building.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
AEEIL

In +, niouyilla, Sept. /. /. I. Damn to Miss
Fhilorina i : +, III o. tiiunvitl'.
iii luck Greek, Ncy., SSit. J, l.. Z. HaE-
forth to Miss emma /. E.MiIuIlS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08
Partially g:urn u:,.

bNEttHVIsFt' II II Y
Saturday afternoon. the greater por-
Jon Of the business sections ef Frost
burg. .tiicghauy county. VI. H., was
burned. loss, $4,000: insurance,
SO .OJH.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-08

For GoyERNoR.-The CARSON Ir1-
Jnne of recent date brings out J.. G..
Currie, OF Storey county, for Govern
or in the following complimentary
item:
1t is now ascertained beyond a doubt
that ex-Mayor j. c. Currie, of Virginia
City, will make Il strong fight for Tie
Democratic nomination. from the
Storey County Convention for Gov
crnor of the State. The old hero has
u host Of strong and tried friends
among both parties. and il he succeeds
III securing his own county vote in the
State Convention, will make it rather
warm for other candidates. Currv is
n OF those men who. when once
thoroughly known. il is impossible 10
20 against.
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kststsss- SSEiis.S SiAktssNesVS.
san FRANCl>co. Sept. Z.
The Biv District lair VIII olen I'M
der the most favorable ati>iireS. In
addition to Il sP!cndld cXhibition OF
hiOOd6i stock there WNl be two intcr-
eS'iu- racing contests. Tile first run
ming race Tor a purse OF St,udo. Tor
which Carrie SIMON, Monte CilriSio,
O>ceola AMI Nell tlaherty are cn.ercI,
and Il trnt in- race for Si,00o between
flora Emmett, Oakland Maid and
Lon WliPP!e.
\ fire last nigh near the Mission.
destroyed The residence OF Mrs. Garlic
ton. Los. 5000; insured for Si,50o.
The steamer Colima, from China and
,Ia,an. due / day, is not Yet te.e-
glaphea.
Vi. {. EaIston gave a banquet on
saturday night, a Belmont. 10 j. J.
Jones. William Sharon and a large
party o. o.her promiient politicians
and capitalists Of this city.
Weather cloudy, close and sultry.
Grcenhac&-, 9! T. oar.
Major J. II. Nelson. who X al pres
cnr in his city with his wife. has been
ordered &c report to the ~comnlandIn:
general OF Arizona, for ass guriCnt 10
duty as thiei laynIaeter Of lie be-
! pirjment. Major Nelson arrived from
Arizona only recently.
During The PIE Gil month the Con
s0l:dlled Virginia Mining Company
has shipped s3oo,t0D worth Of bullion,
and the usual dividend Will he paid.
The - Chinese women brought he
fore the supreme toCft on Il Wri: oi
hahcas corr Us, have teen renamed
to the master OF the steamer Japan,
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IN TowE.-FranS Wheeler Rcd ar
rived in town On last .cn.n.'S SAGE
from Eureka. 1t j. run1ofcd tina. he
came over 10 act a. the calcium light
Tor Su:ro.-Xetc2Uc.
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HUMBOLDT REPCBLICANs.-Of the
result of the Republican Convention
lately held in Winnemu cca, the Regis
ter has the following:
j. ) kinkead,T Hasting, C.S. Nivi-
ana. Wise and NJ. 5. Thompson We're
elected delegates to the State Conven-
ton. Judge o.. r. Leonard was nom
mated for District Judge without oppo-
sitiOn. &. II. Stedard was nominated
fer the State Senate, defeating Il. F..
Bevins. John II. lIoppin, John Cnady,
and Pablo LaVengO received the NOM
nation for the Assembly. For District
Attorney. w. Il. IIarkell; for sheriff,
Richard Nash. Joe Guthrie for AS
SCISSOR, Frank Naramore for Recorder,
and L. W. johnson for Treasurer.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Ev Overland Telegraph.

lsrEciAi TO TuE DAILY sENrISEt.l
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tNDID.IIES
FOR SsgERI.,

NrE AHE AUTO" !ZEpTO ANNOUNCE
w S.M. HENLEY, % alisade, as II car
Ulda:e or III .r.If O! r. relate MY. s.hyc Get to
The Lecision Of the Democratic Coulty Com
vcniion of said Cudn;y. std