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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

HOTEL FOR sALE-FAIRFIELD HOUSE, FAIR
n field Conn to close estate Of Lewis f. Cleveland:
unfinished. Inquire OF W. W. STEPHENSON, Execu.
az Broadway, room ~, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

IT NEW BRIGHTON, s. IA VERY DESIRABLE
"A House to LETT about an acre In garden. well situated
having fine view house M GOOD order. with modern
nicnces and 10 ferry landing:
Address W II. F.. Il9 West street ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

JAN ACRES FINELY IMPROVED FAkM-nARLEM
HUI railroad; four hours ride; good land; fruit:
water; healthy good buidngs spring pond sell
cheap or exchange BENDER, No. 7 Beach street rom
TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

vIO LET-A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE AND GARDEN IN
west Mount Vernon Westchester county, near depot,
~ ride via Harlem railroads will1be let FOR less
thiu naf the actual rent. Apply at Mrs. LOVES Ser
wants Institute, Sl6 and 3lS Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

HANDSOME COTTAGE FOR sALE-AT $4,000, OR TO
rent, Al $50 per month first class 10 minutes
City Hall inquire of ID. d. BUkTIS Rutherfurd Parks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

ITO EXCHANGE-THREE FIVE STORY DOUBLE
Tenement Houses, with Stores size OF each 25x6)xS;
fully rented for 81 400 each and paying 10 cent
upon investments will exchange for near by country
Property and some cash. Apply TO THOMAS G. HOJER,
1856 Third avenue, CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

L'OR SALE-aHE HOMESTEAD FARM OF THE LATE
Henry g. SmOck; i5l acres; mile from Bound
Brook, N. j. on Central Railroad; good buildings, frut
boating FISHING ana ggnnng mus; DC sold TO close the
GEORGE sMOCk, Donelen or address JOHN G. VOOR-
law Rruu syAlc N +
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

MILK FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR
"A improved Properly. lightly oncumbered 20 Cows
Horses; 80 miles in Nesy Jersey, * miles from depot
i. XEGLIO IL Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

At DORB'S FERRY, ON THE HUDSON 20 MILES
"A from Grand Central Depot, unurnshed frame
Cottage new; 10 acres shade beautiful river views;
let very cheap one or more years
D. o. BRADLEY. 70 Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

no EXCHANGE-A PLOT, MAPPED AND SUR
veyed of 500 lots. at Jamaica, free and clear, and
$500 in cash good paying Store other Properly
in New York. Address with full particulars, conhlen
tally. JACOB V. d. WYCKOFF CO. 1903 Fulton street.
Brooklyn. or Ga and 66 Broadway New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

rrO LET-AT BERGEN POINT, VIA CENTRAL RAIL-
/ road of New JIG rsey, SO trains daily half hour from
New York a new House. Mansard roof finely located;
ali modern improvements; ID rooms besides laundry,
bathroom &c possession Immediately If required most
of rent taken board by two adults Address box $3.50
Pos offiC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

IGOR SALE CHEAP-OR EXCHANGE FOR SMALLER.
II House or Lots the three story basement cellar
brown stone front $40 Gates avenue.
A. H. COULTER 2I7 Fifth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

T ONG BRANCH-TO LET, FURNISHED TO A PRI-
~ vate family only. from the Sth OF June the
10Th OF Sep'ember one OF the prettest and
dious Via on the shore bathing house kitchen garden
lweu stocked croauet lawn, billiard room, icehouse
uu OF excellent ice) sabling Tor three horses coach
house Groom for two carriagcs). Amply TO Mr. ARTHUR
WALLACk. Wailh Theatre, Broadway, where pho
toGraph Of the place can be seen. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

Two LET-FURNISHED HOUSE; ALSO FURNISHED
Il Cottage at Rye, on Long Island Sound IS
ground; charming location; extremely hea thy fishing
yachting and bathing at the door. Apply To- A. jour,
MAY Lispena street "''' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

TOR SALEM THE TOWN OF NEW CANAAN.
Il near depot a fine new French Cottage, two stories
and basement, roomS Will sell bargain; size
OF lot u an acre more land II wanted. s. RAYMOND,
New Canaan Conn., J. T. H., Cro0n Water office, pier
Il East River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

ITO EXCHANGE-FOR A HOUSE IN BROOKLYN,
three Lots good location in BROOKLYN worth 81 GOD
each. Apoly A. W. RICHARDS, 55 Greenpont avenue.
GreenpOint.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15
ZEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

E'OR sAbk Or kxCHhhGE-f0K SMALL RRIcl
IL stone House I'm New York a three tory eo1nnic,
French ROOF House Newark very desirsble pric
$iz.eW. ROBERT H. MEEKs. 50 Cedar str,et
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

1yARLEM.-SIX WELL LOCATED LOTS FOR BUSI-
IL purposes. convenient dock, for sale x.
change; must have some JOHN A. LINSCOTT.
1891 THIRD avenue, lO9th street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

AT NYACK-BEAUTIFUL NEW CORNER HOUSE.
n on side, i6 rOOms all improvements; choicest
location sod low and terms to suit Address j. Il. MAIL
L0RY, Agent, Nyack.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

L,OR SALE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., STABLE.
j. &c. 1T Ravenswood; value 81 $40; Lots at West
Flushing all free OF eucumbrance
WILLIAM w. HEBBERD
l.5 West Twenty 1rst street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

TO ,LEAsE-FURNIsHED FOR PRIVATE RESI-
dence, first class boarding house public institu
Son the Residence of the late william Fox situated
SCuthern Boulevard wenty fourth ward o. miles from
harlem Bridge minutes walk from Hunts Point depot
o. New Haven Branch Railroad and in immediate yicn
1v oil residences of Colonel X. NJ Hoe, William Smith
6rown and Thomas A. vyse; house very commodious
ana III good order conservatory large barns carriage
nonse billiard and other Outbuidings; IL acres Of
land near village and venent to Long Island sound;
WI DC leased on favorable terms Apply to HUGH N.
CAMP, LOG Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

HOTEL PROPERTY.-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
IL the Mansion House and Ground in village OF Fish
Kill Dutchess county; the only hotel in the village.
Store PropervThe three story brick House and Store
No 800 Atlantic avenue Brooklyn, to exchange City
Property. HENDERSON FENNELL,
New York Life Insurance Building, BAG Broadway, N Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

TOR SALE-AT LAKEVILLE, NEAR GREAT NECK,
L. L. splendid Farm OF n acres, with about 800
feet front on beautiful lake with plenty OF fishing
ming and boating; price moderate Apply VIM. STE.
VENSON, l96 Fulton street BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

ITO LET-AT PORTCHESTER, WITHIN FIVE MIN
| ufes of depot a splendid Residence, Is with
all the improvements, stables coach house. &c
fine garden of land great abundance of
fruit, shade and ornamental trees. This is Of the
most desirable locations in Wescheser county, having
view of the Sound upwards OF 20 miles Apply to W. X
pEYJON BOwery.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02
Guilty.. As

This is the verdict Of the Enterprise
with reference to the Beecher-lilton
business. Commenting on the report
OF the Investigating Committee. the
Enterprise says: THE report OF the
committee is as weak as the verdict i,
biased and contemplate. The inve.ti-
CATION was melted for the eXpreS, pur-
pose OF whitewashing Mr.. Beccher
without regard t the testimony: and
most thoroughly has the whiteNash-
ing been done. Mr.. Eeecher is not
only relieved of the charges preferred
against him by Ti!ton, Moul:on and
his w letters. but is borne aloft as a
martyr, and Rugged to the bosom of
Plymouth Church as a saint. Moulton
declares that BeecLer admitted TO him
his criminality with Mrs. Tilton; Til
ton says the same; Mrs. Tilton made a
written confession of her guilt with
Beecher; and Beecher substantially
admitted the same i'll letters produced
over his signature. y general denial
is all the defense made by Hcecher;
upon which the committee declares
that Moulton is a liar, Iilton a black
mailer, and Mrs. Tillon u nervous
lunatic. The verdict of the committee
may be accepted by Plymouth Church,
but the world, which has weighed the
testimony without prejudice, can not
escape the conviction Of Beecher's
guilt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02

After a patient hearing Of the case.
says the San Francisco EutlctiD, Judge
Morrison has decided that the twenty
five Chinese females brou@h, here the
other day OH the Pacific Mail Gotnpa-
ny's steamer Japan, belong 10 a class
which we have a right to exclude from
coming among w., and has accordingly
directed that the company take them
back to China. This righteous dceiS-
ion may be expected TO have 4 whole
some effect. The infamous traffic Il.
which i. strikes a Low Is ole OF the
most disgusting features Of the Mongo-
liam inpouring. If the decision had
been oilierwise-if the law hal heen
successfully invoked 10 .n:eruge, he
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02
,'Garra was removed to the county

O'Garra was removed 10 the county
jail.
The Odd Fellows of this city propose
to erect Il rev hall. and a committee of
the order will rcport on a site for the
new ball next saturday.
The trial Of Antonio Gonzales. Cor
the murder of Romeo. was resumed in
the Fourth District Court this morn
inc. The trial will probably not I've
concluded o-dav. There is a large at
tendance of Mexicans in the court
ROOM.
The obstruction caused by the wreck
Of the ship Pltririan. ut the entrance
Of the harbrr. has been successfully
removed through the agency OF divers
AMI giant powder. The divers found
only The hoW>pris above the sand, and
thai was Standing upright. The buoy
mark NJ the locality of the wreck VIII
he removed.
Complaint j. still made Ivy the Sher-
III uf The ovcrcroNded condition of the
Coun.y Jail. and sever new wards
are 70 br constructed nj the branch Jail.
GrecnbarkS unchanged.
The weather has been very warm
all day. and tonight it is close and
>uitry.
lAtItIIl> 'A 7 tt>ttIiI ii't>t. u Nu
gu>t. S-%1.>16 81.
In the Municipal Court. to day. the
e1~c OF Geo. u. Roberts. accused Ivy l..
l.. Trel.lwcll Of haNin" Obtained 10000
tram him by means 4 frauial ent rep
r~e>curafiou> of mines. owing 10 the
abseiee of Witnesses for the people.
the Co9r, directed tie Jury 10 AZ iuit
the prisoner. which ny did.
\ fire this afternoon. ON Hcrnal
titi.h.>. DESTROYED the residence of Il
man named Fay. N first ii was
tiluurht The City AMI County Hospital
WIS on fire. and a general alarm was
sounded. causing great excitement i'll
the city. lay loss i probably 5000.
" nthnr huill M, iHiUrnl.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02
DISCRIMINATING AGAINST NE.
yAHA,

The SENTINEL containcd an item, re-
Gently. drprccating the custom Of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company il
shipping goods ami machinery pur-
chased in the East for this section of
Nevada straight through In Sacra-
meuto before offering To deliver the
same AZ PaiiSaic. The Phoebe Record
takes up the subject and treats il in 4
way that must meettile hearty approx
al of every citizen of the state. says
the Rccoli: Prom The opening Of the
line the Railroad has disrriimiHated
AGAINST Nevada. ana en- goods shipped
from the East CHARGES for any
point within her borders than if the
goods were sent - q Francisco.
That is the reason that the Eastern
goods are taken hundreds ot mics
past the point fer which they are real
y intended. ana SHIPPED back a-iiu:
because it i>chcarer - pay the freight
IL Sacramento AMI ba,k again to Pail
sadie than 10 slip the goods direct for
Pali>ade from the Foiu; OF deyar.ure.
Th!s matter ought 10 De made a dis
tinct. definite issue during the Tre>en;
ent campaign. ". 4 legislator. not al
officer ~houl he e~iec.cl that does not
unequivocallv pledge himself 20 use
al tae power o. The Legislature ami
- a.a IN Ia ev-a- vi = hi. minis Dis
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02


Surr1fi's 0lrter.
ErsEKA, NfN., August Is, lrTi.
10y TjFrUE CT AN EXECUTION l.
- ~1ei oat egth District Cor; the S'xih
IAdi iaI District, in and for thr
-. and - me directed Hnd delivered,
ior Il jad tnent rendered and docigtld iUsatl
coart eli the Eth dag q. A1T,t>t y, =, laIi,
rutaruersaSt h.riild rN alri@on. - iait-
III and against il il .uG1S end y. L..
hiirriz. Ger artnors ~ hliitan .tan.S 1
60" dtf lda,;S, ;or. Is" tao sai,t .w" l'i-
Iinrtt-.nal cents. IN | lit,d states gold coin,
tcS,th + ~it' t%o hl:dl "a and eiclty-eavrn
- ~ D-d,iials aHi sixty nt< IN tlit1d
%;atys gold coin. costs g! sat and Ill arcr lug
costs, Hns0.ltllIE 10 ciEitN1inr -sSi al-ic.-
lars and tailty-ivc cents in like go!d coin, up
to tbs date. / have GA this lNth Gav Of A.
gast. \. i. Isl, levied uiun tar following
ii sciit,,d persona! I:ov 9Ity ON the ranches
uWIad hr sHii H.. .ndn!t> ana tioWn HS the
ZONES ranch aud tho itjlr ranch, the salGe
being atult Twenty-Five miles north Of tn
toy of Ear"ha, cornIv ahi Stat. aurt>aii,
and beng in tls III bur range OF mo,HtaihS.
tu-yit.
Ahout ten thonsand-Io.Ho bushels Of
charcoal mul"or leS-,iu it, ahGit eight hHn-
ord cords ii wood cat on ranches, abm!t tSo
h lnired --H-cuai sachs. n1ore"1 loss, on,
haci-a"tlnn Wagtl: and viii sell sand nrr-
SuGal property oa SAID ranches ON NOat:;i!.
tho 18th day a tascst.A. l.. 1871. between
the hears CT niat@ -u',Iu.E A.. ". IA Il five
.. o'clock r. Il, t"-Nit: ut L o't!ook VI. o:
said dar;
Also he f~ollowiael scrih,d nrr.onal prep
ertN III TIE tom o. cIr'u It, to-@i!: Sey.a
head }! work oArn. un"oN wagon. or y"k"s
ard four oh.iES. UNc load al .iaTc, al and b.
ing ahoft two h;rir-i ani itY-21-,ac
more or les. alS1 one not" .iven By hUma-
Millitan, q the tovn OF Eureka. bearing
date July - \. l.. Ri, tor the s3tia Of ,.s,p ~
MT Il states g"It com, aLd Ia able Dtc"n-
bpr pth, la.i. and notice i hereby gwen HAT
/ VIII sell aid Pers"ral rol,erlN atthp stable
OF ". NJ. Shill'Y. n III town I'll t.tr-ka. on
Monday. the "hh ..ay oil Aga. u. lS7I. be-
iive-1-o'ci"ch +. NJ. tu.Sit: at trrivc
o'clock y. Of shti Gay, to tn, highest
and b 81 bidder for cash. in United states
gold coin, Ia >atlSiN said execution. Also III.
following drsctiD Il real prcp"Itv. t"G-yit:
TWO Suod VI coal ranches, situated III the
>ulihHr ratgr Of iE"tntaiUs. oh the west side
.! llamuhd tatloy, l.UIeka county and state
Of Arra'ta. and aloct five miieS from the old
>t'! ilur s%tatioG, IN 'aid i'iamoHtl Nalley; one
hno"a as the .oics ranch, md onr Known
Is Inc Gum rancA and hcr,tuiorro wnt d and
occupied by ,aid d-!,LdahtS, lillian Jones
and VI. l.. kiincily.
Notice i, hereby given that / will sell said
real property a aforesaid. in front If the
Court l!ousa dour. un Wednesday, the sh
GAY OF september /. \. J.. la.i, b tween tho
hours o. NM lock \. NJ, and o'elarE IN.
tu-a!t: at l. O'clock NJ, to the highest
builder for cash, to SATISFY said o~Nr3tiun and
All c4zis. J. il. II i.iltAA,
ALI Shtrif iuroj u cognty, Me- a.a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02

Burlingame treaty as permitting and
protecting the immigration Of every
Chinese leper, moral or physical, we
would have stood in imnIinen. danger
Of being overrun with the scum of all
the country bstween Thibet and the
China sea.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02
Subscription TO- Stock.

Ten Thousand five hundred (sl0,5oal do.
lars of the stock have already been taken.
ana toe books are nov open TO thu public for
S.3bscrirtion Ter the remainder. to wit: 500
a. the Law Giiice OF iiillhoase Il payep9ort.
tsriand's Binding. Baicrnan street, uyon thu
following terms:
Twenty 20 per cent. Of tho substitution
will be "eqlired at the time OF subscribing.
and ~ nty 20 per cent. every thirty 81,
days thereafter until tho same is paid up.
fy order os the 30 ,rd Of Trustees.
WV. h!t{tNGTON, President.
WI pNvENroRr, Secretary.
f.irtha. Aev. July =. ISL. i!7-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02
NOTICE,

I LII PERSONS ARE IIEEFHY NaTi-
~ fed that tifn. bpUGilEhrl i no ,or.-
- agent trr the Eureia Market. III. books
can b.. ieghd ut Montgomery ~ Co's Office. in
w 81, largo y t"S DUI ding. all who are
s'ttle..ent, and those having claims, 10 ne
sent iiain 1t the ot.icc Of ths Undersigned.
aNslp MONIGlI EE Y A 90
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02
FMiNiEaG TAX.

NOTICE SHERRY GIVEN TItTTuE
" tax on the proceeds OF The mines for IN
quarter Gliding IT Ne Goth, lS7i. i. now due
ami payable az iay office. and hat the laws
with regard To the collection Of The same will
be strictly enforced, &C. WALLACE
County Assessor. Eureka County.
Eureha. Aey., Aug. i, ISL. auglitf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02
STRAYED.

nyE DARE BAY i%ioEsF, BE.xurD al
" II on gi-ht tligh, weisAs about leo
Iound.. There ! no white On Inn. Also.
enc BAY Mare, branded W /" on let thish.
T1euty-iiye dollars vii! DO Paid Tor tier de-
livery ut Nebst,l's toIra'.
aus u. j. WRIGHT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02
E'GSsSisSn"lIcEt.

The sale Of that %pnrti"n Of III, above per
so.al property, On the above jcseriba ii
Iahcits. l. POSTPONED Until MuNbAl, the
1ist day of August. A.. D.. tN7i.
aag-1 j. y. II LlIN.AN, Sheriff.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02

\ "A NtI~NN. SEPT. T.
Yesterday at Schao.-Aou>e Station.
about nlne niles from this CITY. on the
line Of he san Jose railroad. Do mick
0'Garra and Edward kei@hry became
involved in a quarrel. O'rarra >isat
kei.hry, who sprane al On O'Gasft
and stabbed him III the neck. i~ntiictin-
dangerous wouu /. aHIl..u fe!i dead.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02
I.GY C..

4 IL PERSONS KNOWING THEM
sslves indebted to mo sixty ddgs or
tEere viii Il asa cal! a-onHd and settle be-
iufa o~raglias anything more.
iiiSAI JOHNSON.
Eureka. .Sapt. lst. ISL. SOD
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02
The crcit:eDsal
HAIR -Ea@SSINo RooaS!
So.t,. Nai.a ssree4. xnreAa.

Al dining Inc Eareka ChoP House
EtHIDN d. LCrkHOHE, P.,p's
HAVING FITTED Up TIE ABOVE
Iii place rs Il i.tt-e.aSs farber shop, No
invite Il share Of IA, Pablo patronage.
Nome H,Ii Experienced; .-araer+ ..;n-
.,l.,ssd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02
?acifIc COAST DISPATCHES
TEo-E

a Quarrel IT, the Death. NcH Oh!
Fellow Hall II III ~IerprAa. Trial
-sibstrrc:iosa L, NAVIGATION Re-
ns0Sen-s0unsy%aii Dye.eTo".ieI
-S~ree1I3ae.s Custom .zOs'sr re.
~eri3't, -Or,ierei ~tegTi.!e. -.
- NnA liz.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02

TN11S ASSOCIATION Is INCoRPor .Trn
L under the laws Of the State Of Ncraiip
Tor the purpose Of rccting a building for IL,
use OF. tho odd Fellows of Eureka. and - u.
vide the same into suitable rooms for RON, =,
the Lodge OF odd Fellows and other socin "a ~
and organizations. and for stores and of;ens
and will proceed Immediately to erect NJ
the land donated to the Association h" , !,
citizens Of Eureka. situated on the cas-, sd u u.
Main street, 49, feet south Of the rostot;cs
in Eureka. II substantial "'e
Firc-Proof Building,
Being a tive. O. story. and basement fro.,roo.
stone building. fronting A. feet on tbe oo..
side of Main street. and running cas-. loo Goa,
the same width. to tho west side Of Bnel s,reo,'
the basement having a frontage on said Buej
The entrance to the basement will hos.
Buel street, and the Basement room will ILhh
% by 81 feet in the clear. with a Il-roo; c.;,.
ing. and. will be rented to responsible par,;a,
by the Trustees. 'V'
The first story will be partitioncd os ;n,,
tive storerooms, 81 by Is fest in the cl"ar
with a %l'-foot ceiling, which will also b.,
rented. ""0 70
The second story will be divided into roo,,,
tor the convenient use of odd Fellow Lodge
and of the varions soeie;ios which NAV mes,
therein, anu on this floor there will be five ~
rooms. all of which will be rented bv n,
l%rdStccs to proper tenants.
The budding will he finished in ~frst.el,s,
:tyic, and provided with all convenience for
tenants, and the Trustees, frcm n careful md
prudent estimate Of the revenue Of III,
Building. feel confident in assuring TO n,
stockholders u net dividend Of o. Der cent
Per month en- their investment.
The work will be prosecuted with the ~.
most dis atch. consistent with ccoyorny and
substantial work !: and it il contemplated thu.
the b,ilding will be ready for use in foyr IN
months from this date.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-02
NOT ICE.

seAtF!ES ltoLhING BILLS AGAINST
4 tho Hoo>ac smelling Works are requcst-
ed t" present. the same nj the Office OF the
Company un ar before the 18th inst.
HAIRY STkotT. Manager.
EnIcka. Nov, SeItelnbcr Isl. ls1I. 81
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TIE t'iochc Hecotef, Of last sunday,
has this item:
Tn" Couu+y Democratic Central
Committee met last evening and held
quit a profrarted session. Ii was de-
ciG-tl t" hold the prinEary election for
the selection OF drle@ltesto the County
Convention, on the 18th Of >cptcmhvr.
The convention 10 ntac, on the list of
September. wI.en delegates to tie
safe Convention Viii IL chosen. also
candidates for county office. The APP
I~aljiommcmt for the coun'y prc"iuc.,
vas made. Tie convention Viii con-
si>, ni = Delegates.
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l|CI2 SALE.

4 FINE SPAN OF BUGGY DELIVERY
"a linrses with set Of harness; also n
good delivery wagon viii be sold cheap for
each. by APPLYING to
a.' ubLt.FLIDEt X HARRISON.
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THoM
L. 49,.

In iorh", Aegt- =. 10 the wife Of Or. :.
L.. h. a on.
In tiorh", August, =, to the wife Of john
t{ufii. II dl ,-Aier.
l;5ED.
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fixtures for Sale.

TNiE FIXTURES. FURNITURE, ETC. OF
Il frst-eia>S Restaurant is offered for sale
cheap. iVr particulars inquire ct
le-'tt ". 4. CLARK,
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NEU TO- DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

nFNtINfyG IN THE pOSToFFICE At
IL Earcka, New. Sept. /, 1911. Persons
tiSed SEPT. :, ISL"
Ladies' LIST.
Charman Iouiss Hubbard MrsA
lIanlsy Miss Bridget ummer Miss Eugerie
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FOR STAlE M!nERAl0GiSI.

IIANY FRIENDS OF JOHN A. PokIi1'
NJ OF Eureka, announce him as a eaH",
election. subject 10 The decision of the Demo
crltic-libera Convention. ""e
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For State Mineraloglst.

NNEAEEA UTHoHIZEDT0 ANN. p NM
w General A. Cadwaiader, OF " hite innt'
a. a candidate for State Mlheraiosls'' go
ieet 10 tue aeeisio" VI Nv aula-.d
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And at such other places as may hereafter
he advertised. seats will be reserved for La
dies. au-u-td
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EOU
MINES AND MINING
ACCLPH SUTRO

WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE OF Ne
w vada at the points and dates hereafter
mentioned, in a lecture on
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Sheriff 8 sale.
SHrEtFi'S tlftcr. -
IrsEK,, NV, August Is, lt1i.

STATE G. NEVADA
CoUS1 OF EIRahA.