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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-12

"sf!CER' INSTALLED. At \ regular meeting Of
F's''e Lodge No. TO- l. o. a. T. the following named
Members we're elected - I'll the Offices for the term
.ssaa1h5 February lst: Mrs Louisa gobb. ". C
=. J. Mitchell, W. V. T.: f. E. Flemming. p. W. C.
- l. H. starr, v. $: John Ireton. W. r. s.: Miss
-4' Miner '" T.; Mrs A. L. Miner. w c.: Mr..
~ Doagherty, v. NJ; g. f. Stone. W. /. g.; W.
N sLaashlin W. o. G.; Mrs l.. Dougherty W. A. g:
! p ' M 6"lnn, ". u. H.: W. jenkins. w. II. II.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men rom ~.
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Mahhoo"
restored Impedimcnts to Marriage removed Ne"
method Of treatment. New and remarkable remeo'eS'
Rocks and Circulars sent free. in sealed enveioPes
Aaar.ss HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. south
N,,th 8, philadelphia. pa-an Institution having
ne lin Inovl3m3
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ksTALLA7.oS.-N regular meeting Of Boise
Lodge No. . l. .. g. T. Oh saturday evening. Feb
a. ih9 following named osioags were installed by
IT, ". C. T.. L B. Munson. for the ensuing term
L !" Jones, ". C. T.; Miss Lizzie Moore. ". V. r. !:
l. Jones, v. s.; v. B. Adsrson. WI s: Thos.
N1'a' w. T.; D. G. Strong. W. c.. W. Gslbrealsh.
' ~ 5. DAVIS. Wigs ". sisk. w.o. O.: Mrs.
a. =, b''En' W Il. II. ); Mss Mary Mitchell. ".
~ u. D.; Mrs. Mary D.4y. W. A. s.; Miss Mary
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NEARLY FlRg-There came near being n fire a,
WINS L DriEcos saw mill. on Gold Hill. few nights
=. 'e was pile Of old dry slabs lying near
g.. FN'cn the proprietors desired to get rid of
49,. purpose, aud TO avoid the labor of removing
''' 'heIn on fire, thinking the three feet of
'p u Them would keep them from burning
as to enaanger the mill; bu, the slabs
al 20 dry that when they 90, 10 burning the snow
r,e,, d ZEN 70 impede tie flames. and II was with
''4' ailcuty the mill was saved
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Total r. 900 Gifts all Cash. amounting to l'ooo'ooo
The chances for gift are as one to FIVE.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets. $50; Halves. s25; Tenths. or each
,o"nnn AZ: Eleven Whole Tickets for $500; 22h
Tickets for 900; 1ls Whole Tickets for soooo ~.
whole Tickets for $4,000 No discount on less 'nan
$500 worth of Tickets. t., al
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted, IN al
respects like the three which have already s, been cen
gwen and full particulars may ce sis Office 70 nil
W" Orders for tickets and applications for agencies
, he attended to in the order they are anu
~ 90 boned they will be sent in promptly that tnere
sappontmssnt. or xs delay sSy tn ss again
ioera. ra neramntory required to settle up their
and return al unsod tickets by the zot
of March.
THO. E. BRAMLETTE
Aoent Public Library Kentucky, and Manager uais
concert. public Library Building, Louisville, ny.
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100 MANx EGGS AT ONcE.-On Friday evening la
gentleman arrived here with three hundred doze
eggs from Walla Walla He overstocked the marke
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"kA1HhR.-Ihe weather has been quite chaneea.
Die during the week-rain, wind, clouds sunshine.
cold. but no snow As we go to press it is cloudy
and cold.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-12

IN IowN.-We understand Hon. L. p Higbee, O
Oneida county, is in town.
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hh," nELow'-Mr. Joseph VI. Hobbs, who came
s... '"y about July last, with his family, con.
II VIE aud one child, was induced, last fall.
,.,.,- Aem to Walla walla that his wife nigh.
uiv., "'' health, which had become impaired, re-
s,. - 's''er BY Wednesdays stage informing him
% ,a,, "a' interpreted to live, aud urging him
7bp,.,., immediately; he consequently left ON
We sage and Is. ere this, with his wife. whom
tine. Mr. HOLDS viii return In due
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Spetial CLOTHES.

e.- Fon the very hes. Photographs. go to Bradley
4 gulofson's Gallery without sTAIRs-AscEND IN
THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery street. sah
Francisco.
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ter. ,,...- HONE lsDrsTRY.-captain ". d. Hun.
iarv M 0f O. Jacobs. OF Boise City, stepped. sml
hand 1' once one day last week, bearing in his
have ' fresh looking sugar-cured ham az we
n, zen In many day. The ham was nut ND at
,ho,onn,, PORK establishment at Boise City, is
favor - 'u'ea' perfectly clean, and of superior
"'e best We have eaten in the Territory.
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80 and County.


.,.e.-1O.OOO pounds Of nice. fresh.
specia, u.Ms, SIDES and SHOULDERS. for
sss.p, BY McDevi's Rowe at the washington
pri'1 NJ. and Mrs: D. B. Kimmel
SURPRISE :.;ants on last Monday evening Of Sur
we're sa' ,.v' planned by Mr. and Mrs John hunyan'
Prise pai" .;,v which is conceded by all who were
sd 'n'' ,seu the most pleasant affair OF the
there !" - ,,,nter The jewellers met at Mr.. Run
kind Oh wv - the evening" and after laying their
ysns cary things generally in readiness. pro-
plans anu 81" rssiaence of Mr.. Kimmel. by whom
'ssasr warmly received Entering the parlor, the
they s surs of evening were passed in social pleas
ssFE n' in the enjoyment OF sweet strains OF de-
u'es' 'D ajscoursed for the delight OF the CON-
h'lous lars Runyan and Mask firing Of these.
psny .! - .x, resolved upon, and all retired to
sdanee ~ HALL. where they were Joined by Mr.
uoua ', ripcher, whose inimitaele performances on
Nlu ,,;n would agtate quaker to essay the ethereal
The ''o'A dvinely graceful motions OF Terpsi-
stiiu'' 18th Mr. James Murphy, who also kindly
eAoe his services on the occasion we are writ
'oul'' N ,a would succeed. At midnight sup
Is Va .no,ncsd. and again repairing to Mr.. KIM
s,lsudid repast was found spread out for the
s,,snt Of their guests-for as such they deemed
80 s,.,,l throng-atter pArtakins OF which, few
m;,n,es were given TO innocent merriment. the
V'' ,,c;ghts we're said and all returned to their
,ome,. signing, Observation-Disclosures.
WASHINGTON. {. 5. Kingsley left
~. Friday morning enroute for Washington City.
..,ar the interests Of the Boise Basin Bedrock
80 conpsuv. The passage OF this bill. at an
s,r Is OF vital consequence 10 the people OF
H.. p.sin. As is also the construction OF ditch, or
Is t,- converting water into the Basin 10 be used
!. mining purposes, in localities too high to be
.,., bv any of the Basin water. Without such
-,v,aapts little or no progress in mining can
b.-a,te- be made in Boise county Gad as II Is not
rl.,v Congress viii take action on any measure re-
;,, ?, this scheme mill the whole matter Is fully
-, ssrly explained 10 them, we are inclined 10 re
,,i Mr. Kingsley in Washington al this time. as the
,,,. man in the right place. lie is among the ablesi
w. have in the Territory; is AZ old settler in the
R,su close observer and thorough business MAN.
!, familiar with mining in all OF It's branches. and
IAN therefore more fully and Ably represent the ne
,s,sj:y ;o- bedrock dune than almost any other
nan who could have been sent from the Territory
W. hora and eyget soon 10 hear O: the introduction
.,,uassaes Of bedrock dune b.ll which shall cove,
he whole grounds necessary. AMI which every body
!la eli].se.
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.o-AoHhow N1aHr.-Don't forget to 60 to the ball
to be given by ]. W. Dawson, at placerv;ra toror
row night. Everybody we have seen from acros. Tho
DASH says IT Will be the most superb affair of the
season.
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Wells return thanks to D. r. Wagner. Esq,
,epea,s, ~ Co.'S. genial agent in this city. for
txo paper iavors during the past Week or
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aes a,,, no'-Mr. J. ID. Agnew and family spent
visiting in cur city last week.
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has 10, o.r a'eene Martin Is in from Banner. but
W. called around yet
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FA1D Us VIs1T.-Capt. L. B.. Munson. OF Boise
CITY, Grand Worthy Chief Templar of this Territory
was IN our city during the past week, by inyi.
'a'lon OF the Good Templars to be present at an in.
staiiation OF officers. He paid our Office a visit
while in town and subscribed for the woR1D.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the ros,ofice as Idaho City on the
ltth day Of February which. II not called for within
,hlrty days. will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Once
DAILY Thos smith YRS WINS maj -
Jackson j smith ID
Moore ia West Nathan
ns-persons calling for anv Of The above letters
rtlI saw advertised" and give date Of list.
-" y d. sIISBY, p. NJ.
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ks dav. ,-Sudge Whitson was in the Basin .
week. returning home on sunday.
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r.t,ce.-lo.0OO pounds Of nice. fresh.
special S Inns SIDES and SHOULDERS. for
bonecursu :. Mcpevitt Rowe, at the Washington
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Aoent Public Library Kentucky, and Manager oii
concert. public Library Building, Louisville n.y.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-22
STRAYED-ssO REWARD.

TWO MULES STRAYED FROM SUI
/ phur Springs about the lst Of september.
side of the head; the other is light bay.
The bay had bell on. and both had ropes.
The mules weigh between $50 and 500 pounds
each, and were bought from Ike Whistler last
Fall. Tim reward will be paid to any one
leaving the mules with
sl5-lm J. T0GNlNI.
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FOR SALE!

N rooms and kitchen, situated on
the hill and near the >choo-housc. a 1
good bargain is offered. For particulars ar
ply to Mis-. LEAL.
nug27-2w
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FuI Vtfaht w
ment Of dele,
adopted
92
TOTAL numh hcr of mcpl hers Of cnpy enfinn


Total number of members of convention . l5i
On motion, a COnv ention of the party was
called, to be held Mt Carson City on the 18th
day OF September, 1874.
On motion. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we recommend to the var-
tees of tho State Of Nevada to appoint prma-
ry meetings for the election of delegates to the
State and County Conventions in accordance
with the abOv" apportonment.
Resolved, That cheap transportation for
both articles OF consumption here and articles
of production to be transported to markets is
actually necessary for the well being and pros
perity Of the State, and that VIC favor the
passage of a law by our next Legislature rcgu.
lating he tariff Of railroadircishts and fares on
roads in this State, preventing unjust discrim-
ination, thus reducing the cost of living for
our miners and laborcrs, and keeping the
money amongst us in legitimate trade. instead
of sending it into the vaults Of railroad COM
panics.
Resolved, That we arc in favor of taxing
the property of railroad companies the same
rs other property, and that the property of
railroad companies should be assessed as near
its actual cash value as other property is now
assessed.
Resolved. That all voters who nre IN favor
Of the foregoing rcso' utiuns, a.Ia opposed to
the adminsti atiun of L. :. Grant, are invited
to participate in the primary elections hereby
called, and to act with the Democratic and
Liberal Party in the ensuing campaign in &C.
vada. j. +. KIORDEN,
Chairman pro tom.
NJ. 5. EoNSIrIHLD.. Secretary pro tenn.
,sDitf .
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An UNNATURAL FATHER.
[From the New York Times. Sept. 0.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

fFrom tho New York Times. Sept. 9.l
Charles Dinser, aged A, a shoemaker
living at No. 7O5 Ninth avenue, was
arrested last evening by patrolmen
Beck and McDermott, of the Twenty
second Precinct, charged with the
crime of having sold his daughter
Lena, aged l3, to one Peter HOllick,
the proprietor of II house Of ill-repute.
Hollick was also arrested, and both
the prisoners are detained at the West
FOriy-sevenih Street Police Station.
1t appears that Hollick and Dinser,
who do not enjoy very enviable
reputation among their neighbors,
were in Wallinger's lager beer saloon,
ut FOrty-scvcnth street and Ninth
avenue, last evening, and the proprie-
tor of the saloon overheard them bar
gaining for the sale of the girl. HOl-
lick refused to pay the price demanded
by the unnatural father for his daugh-
ter, and high words passed between
them, which attracted the attention of
Wallinger. On discovering what
tley were wrangiing about, Wallinger
left the saloon and informed officer
McDermott. AS the men were talking
German, a language of which he was
entirely ignorant, McDermOtt SUM-
moned officer Beck, Il German, to his
assistance. The latter, OH listening to
their conversation, heard enough to
satify him that Dinser was selling his
child to Hollick. Hollick, during the
conversation, had been industriously
supplying DinSer with beer until the
latter was considerably intoxicated,
and when they left the saloon they
separated, with the understanding that
Dinser was to send his little daughter
TO meot Hollick, who would wait at the
corner of Forty eighth street for her.
lIollick waited at the corner indicated,
watched by the officers, for nearly Il
quarter of an hour; but the girl not
making her appearance, he became
impatient and proceeded to Dinser's
apartments, and in Il few moments re-
turned, leading the little girl by the
hand. Followed by the officers, he
proceeded up Ninth avenue to Forty
ninth street, and through Fortyninth
stree; TO Eighth avenue, where he was
arrested as he was about to step
on an Eighth avenue car with the
girl. III answer to questions put to
him by the officers, he said that the
girl was his daughter, and he was talk
ing hei into his home. Tie girl. how
ever, denied this, and said that
IInllick was friend of her father.
whom lie visited frequently, always
giving her money and presents. She
added that she was going to live with
uollick, who promised to give her
some handsome clothing, and have her
we'll educated and cared tor. Hollick
and the girl were taken to the West
Forty-seventh street police station and
locked up. The officers then proceed
cd to the hous in which Dinser re-
sides, and on going to his apartments
found him in bed in a drunken sturor.
lie was aroused and taken to the sta
tion- house. lie denied having sold
his daughter 10 IIollick, and said that
iIolIick had hired her as n servant.
lie was also locked up. 1t was stated
by Dn>er's fcllow-tenaniS that he had
previously sold two other daughters
to Iollick.
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FOR SALE.

4 FINE SPAN OF BUGGY DELIVERY
n Horses with set of harness: also n
good delivery wagon will be sold cheap for
each. by applying to
au9 OBEEFELDER 4 HARRISON.
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IDLITICIL.
POLITICAL.
DEN6ocRATI0
County Convention =! !

ATA MEETING nF THE DEMOCR ATTIC
N County Central Committee, held ut the
Office of The Justice Of the Peace in Eureka,
mously
Resolved. That tho County Convention Of
the Democratic and Liberal party OF Eureka
county. be held at Eureka, on the 2lst day Of
Scrtembcr. 1874, for the purpose of elcc,ing
Delegates to the state Convention. and OF
nominating candidates for Township and
County officers, and of organizing the party
for the campaign.
Resolved. That the primary election. for
Delegates to the County Convention. be held
on the eth of September, the polls to be open
from 10 \. NJ. toe p. ". Ruby Hill excepted
therefrom, where they will be open from IL
Resolved. That the following bcthc apror-
tionment of representation; that hcpolls be
held at tho places named: and that the Dcm-
ocratic voters of each precinct arc requested
to organizes. nd appoint Judges.
Resolved, That the Judges of Election in
the various precincts are requested t, for
ward the returns without delay. to the Sccre-
tary of this Committee.
Fish Creek, one Delegate, polls at Fem
stermaker's.
Spring Valley. ono Delegate. polls at
Duker's.
Roberts Creek .onc Delegate. polls at Lew
is Ranch.
Bcowawe, one Delegate, polls at -
Palisadc. three Delegates, polls ut Hen
ley's.
Chimncys, one Delegate. polls at Station.
Eureka, twenty-five Delegates, polls at Hook
and Ladder Comrany's building.
Ruby Hill, eight Selegates, polls at Col
mons.
Prospect Mountain. two Delegates. polls at
Connolly Mine.
Secret Canyon, thrce Delegates, polls at
George Gardncr's.
Pinto. one delegate, polls at Fisl,'s Hotel.
Faulkner's Ranch, one Delegate, polls at
Faulk kncr's.
Sulphur Station, one Delegate, polls at Sell
kinks.
patriotic sentiments enunciatcd by the State
Central Committee of the Democratic and
Liberal party: and that we invite the Coop
Grafton Of all honest men in an effort to So
cu1e an honest administration OF State and
County affairs.
W. s. kEYES, Chairman.
- -
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FOR SALE!

A WELLFURNlSIIED LODGING HOUSE
"A on North Buel street. containing eight
rooms. Terms to suit purchasers. Apply 70
YETI S.klNGE.
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UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE.

At 4 MEETING OF THE UNION Pc
n publican state Central COMMITTEES. held
IN Virginia City, June 81, lS7i it was
Union Rc"nhlan S", liza party % be held at Winne- VI me-
mucca, on Thursday, September -, 1874. 10
nominate candidates for tho following officers.
tG-wit:
Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Repre-
sentative in Congress, two Justices of the SUI
prcnc Court long and short terms.l Sccrc-
tary of State, Attorney General Treasurer of
state, Controller of state, Surveyor General,
Superintendent of Public Instruction, State
Minernlorist. Clerk of the supreme Court.
State Printer. and State Central Committee,
and for the transaction OF such other buSi-
ness as shall properly ccme before the Con-
yention.
Resolved. That each county be entitled to
one delegate at large, one for each l00 votes
and one tor each fraction over 10 votes east
for }. ". llaines. Presidential Elector, at the
general election of lS.2.
kcsolvrl. Ilat The test to he required of all
voters at the primary elections of the party
shall be: firSt-Are you citizen OF the
tnitrd states, and the state OF Nevada, or
will you be a lawful voter at the ensuing clec-
tion: Second-Will you support the noni-
moss of the Republican State and Coanty
Convention at the next election?
Resolved, That the several county commit
tees be recommended to adopt such other
means and tcsts MS may seem to them nrces-
>ary to the promotion OF purity and fairness
at the primaries.
Delegates are apportioncd to the several
counties as follows:
I,ougias.... .
Ek"..'.;';,.
Esmcralua
hmb
storey
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CAuTION!. J.
STRAYEO,
FOR SALE.

A STONE AND BRICK House, WITH
IA four rooms. hard finished. Will be
sold at bargain. For particulars, inquire
on the premises, on Paul street, or of ". l..
TAlLOR. IN Spling street. iy2S-ti
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Republican Central Com
mittee.

4 I a MEETING OF TIE REPUBLICAN
N Central Committee of Eureka County,
held in tho town Of Eureka, Eureka County,
Nevada. in tho office of Thomas Wren. Sep
tember I'd. 1871. for the purpose Of calling
County Convention, etc, it was
Resolved, That a County Convention oi
the, Republican party, for Eureka County
be held in the town Of Eureka in the Court
house.at the hour ofeleven II o'clock \: N. on
tn" SIXTEENTH l5l day OF SEPTEMBER
1871, for the purpose OF el"cting Delegates to
the stat Convention. nominating candidates
for County and Township officers. and select
ing IA kcpublican County Central Committee.
Resolved, That the number OF Delegates
to the County Convention te be limited to
iitty-onc .1D.
Resolved, That Primary Election of the
Republican party in Eureka County for the
purpose OF elccting Delegates to tho Rcpub-
li"an County Convention Of Eureka County.
b, held ON the 10th bay Of September.
1874.
Resolved. That the following apportion-
mcnt be made Of Delegates from the follow
ing named precincts. and also the polling
places:
Eureka. %; polls Mt Court-housc.
Ruby iill,7 polls at Schulzc's Drug Store.
Fish Creek /: polls at H. Mckernan's:.
Fish Greek. Antelope Valley, /; polls at
Fish Creek NJ. Comrany's office.
Vanderbilt. ,: polls at j. NJ. Eailey's Sa-
loon.
lloosac Mine, /; polls at lIoosac Hosting
Works.
mo vi ]. /; polls at StuartS House.
nundcrberg Hill, .; polls at Dundcrbcrs
Hosting orks.
.Srring Valley. l: roll. at James Dukcr's
House.
DEVILS Gate. |; polls at James lngenfcl-
dcr's House.
Cortcz, ,: polls at Cortcz Mill Office
Eeowawe, |: polls at Hugh McCallon's.
Palisadc. >; polls at }. Marchands Store.
Sulphur Station, /; POLLS at Sulphur Sta
tion.
Dan. Highs Graia Ranch. /; polls at f.
BoomhoHer's.
Falkncr'S lanch, polls at Falkncr's.
Resolved, That John Jones and Seth A lien
be appointed to act rs Judges, and Thomas
". Taylor as Inspector at the Primary Flee
ton. to be held in Eureka; and Hudson Dill,
and ChaSSchultz as Judges and Wm Condor
rs Inspector at the Primary Election at Ruby
Hill: and also that the polls be opened at /
o'clock =. NJ, and bo kept open until y,
p. N.
Resolved, That Mt all other precincts the
voters are requested to appoint their Judges
of Election and the time for opening and
closing the polls.
Resolved, That tho voting test shall be:
Aro you a citizen Of the United States,
over the age of twcnty-one years, and cn-
titled to vote in this precinct, and are you q
member of the Ecpnblcan Party ."
THOMAS WREN, Chairman.
G. +. lloRS. Secretary. 81
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NOTICE.

A LII PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE
N firm of GRAY X WALROD are hereby
notified to settle up psfor to the 10th Of
OCTOBER, 1874. as we intend to close our
business on that date. Settle up, or lay your
selves liable to extra costs.
s"-lin GRAY j NALIOP.
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rDLfTfCiL.
STATE CONVENTION.

1'1IE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
4 the Democratic and Liberal Party met at
Virginia, Nevada, on the 18th of July, 1874,
pursuant to cali. The following Hppportion.
ment Of delegates to the State Convention was
adopted
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NOT TICE.

4 LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
N selves indebted to me sixty days. or
more will please call around anu settle be-
fore ordering anything more.
HIRAM JOHNSON.
Eureka. Sept. lst. 1874. s.,-aod
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Furnished House to Rent.

'I,o RENT-TIIE HOUSE FORMER. %nA
i ly occupied by Gel. Robbins. on .I1a.G
North Main street. Apply to -
augl2-tf GEO. TllACllER X Co.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-22
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Al TTHETIME OF THE FLOOD. JULY
IA eth. one pair of Sleeve Bntfens. one set
OF shirt Studs, with small California dia-
mond settings. and II number ot articles of
other jewclry. Also. clothing mar @ed a. &.
owens" TIE finder will be suitably reward
ed by leaving the same with the undersigned.
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