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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20

n :
NJ NETWORK To BRISTOL tEEg l-DIRBcT
Caf Newport, Gloucester,
and OF ports in Bristol Chsnnel
The Line viii sail from Pier u EAsi Rive iooSt
CORNWALL ..-.......S ElkDA1t Jh1e ~
ARRAlOE
GREAT WESTERN. StamDer. SATURDAY. July Il
CABIN Pa1sge $40 nteats. 80 cafrrncF sersF-,
$40 currency Parties for their friends ob1n
oad Ceh se el upwards For ght or passage,
,puiv 70 4 MORGASS SONS. No. 20 Souihst Nrv-lorA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-23
BroukIpn Real Estate for Sale.

NOR SALE. on Brooklyn Nights, with fne
80 H. a. seeants built planned, and finished 4stoY
brorps stone DWELLING 25E6sIlOO VIII or without
,n-~., 80, a1Onirs lot GeSteI
s..sr. anil 70 HOAsR MORGAN 2 Pae-st, N I.
NOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
II No 1O2 store al house lot sthUV
No. 40 81 and 80 Frame dwellings, TOT 44i.VU
Nsshington-St-FTanr dwellings oL 4ohtV
Nos I7QanI 1917 Wdl,s-}sorr basement brck houSe@
No az wilourbb,-st-S.sov brick holie lot Zo1lOV
No "a Hiek~sl.-3slsF bdck bease. lot 2axlOo
Eo ibS Reusen-st-S-s brick hoase lot, 2oIlVO.
~ ~ W. 4. COOK, 23j W ashingtoE-st, Brookyu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-23
aurlicn snles OF Real Gstaie.

EXECUTORS SALE at public auction of very
r and containing IL 9 a. LIBERTY
CORNER somerset Co. 80 miles only from this city, on TU
nay Sent % sale positive and without Terms easy for
sns terms conditions description apply TO j. T. sUIfhEN
Executor, Pllinteld, n. J.
CUPREME COURT SALE-At West Mount
~ Verrop IA County ~ IL O'Clock nooD
on WEDNESDAY sept 49, l6 LOS with Hotel store and Stables
three fronts 100 williamsburg Depo lots % be solo
eeparey property VIII be ps vely Sd rs anu
Office OF RICHARD
way Room F. Trains leave Forty seeontst Depot az
$50 9:i5, lJ;lU 11:4Oam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-23
Nsw-gerssu Rrui estate for Sale.

A GOOD INVESTMENT. Ef-tV
n FOR SALE-5O e LAND IN Southern NewJerssy;
~ be o in one body OF 900 aud upward These
are by and rauoads They
vster gOod wool ami cedar lumber Address r.
WRIGHT Rwocd n. J.
TOR SALE, in Paterson, at Market-st. Sta
ton HOUSE JUS IS, yearly comnutaion to
n Y Cit,. JAS rOMPKINS, So Libery.st, \. Y
ORANGE, n. J. (SDecialty).-REAL ESTATE
" for SALE OF RENT os price easy terms HAMILTON
WALLIS, 30 Pnes, T. opposite principal depot 0range
ORANGE, n. J.--Great variety property for
" sale rent Once hours from TO p
l. H. GERki, 80 Nassau Jberyst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-23
Coniirs hta! Gstair tor Sale

= -
AT TARRYTOWN, aud all along the Hudson
IN Furnibei unfnrishet HOUSES and COITAGbS fOR
vita immediate Possession az very reasohhDe
plecs Photographs and full particulars WIN
< 'kMBBRsON, $50 6tb.ave
A HOME AS A PRESENr.-Ten neat two
IN s.orF dwellings uov mpeet) are TO be distributed
meeting in Garoen CITY Psrk property az he
Hall $50 Tbrdave. Chnsimas bVe lt4 NJ hAA M
CHARGE You s. mon'hy you sl5o O and have yo1I
GRATIS Lye sSTounh purchaser w receive HGome
DWELLING and lot stands Come snd see them Free e
Commercially 800 lnraTe and special IRAN
IL oele from Long Island Rsir I'D DeP ~ Haners
Peat Free tickets and maps al hcheocAS
Rai Estate eafqusres 355 fhrisve corner Of
EOAL LANDS for SALE-FOr sale In Dade
" COUNTY Georgia. 100 ACRES BITUMNOUS COAL LAND
Toe quality and is practically meThaaible Inc lAno
located Monisin, Z from Whteside stson on
the Nashville ksrOsd which Is only ~ miles om
Chattanooga To person requisite capita hls Is an u
r-aF good o. poiunty that will require Out mot
crate amoant DEVELOP where there an I'M
aie market For further particulars Apply 70
CHARLES r HOLMES Box 127, PosiOfee. Macon, Geo.1a
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE, 100 acres of
Il LAND Wood Count, Wisconsin Address LAND, tribune
West Side oGce, 3OS West 25tst
&I NO0 DOWN and Balance to Suit the the
.. ,OOO PIrohaser-A fine large. hght aud wetloeSleI
FACTORY Eve miles from this city railroad Inc usnt epo
al doo 4Ohose boiler Rogers paner ana neAs
your and Getoy Cil upon BENyAhlS W
HITCHCOCK Real Estate HedQuLreTs corner Ihirdae ana
Twenty SIKH H.. between aud ii a. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-23
Corporation Notices.
BARS up AnrIlon

A. AxEvn, AncsobssL
DY BANGS. MERWIN a. Co., 6s6 Broadway.
I'D pesr onds-Saes Of Book Works o. An Psner
"WEDNESDAY. Sept 49, at 4 p. n PRIVATE LIBRARY, en-
orsciug ma AlseriesR and Foreign BOOKS rlE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-23
honses dno farms Uanteo.

NYrANTED-0n a Lease, a 5-story building
w 25xzOO o. 5OxlOO Bowey and south Of l4ihst
rutland & WHITING, No. Beetmanst
WTANTED ON Central Railroad of New-Jer-
Country RESIDENCE 20 to 40 acres SSOoo
rutland WHITING Beekmsnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-23
Gelp DanIeo--m ales.

NVANrED-A young man, aged 'ap9hs 81,
W with good sdirea', Of respectable s,{ u.s e.r ss
Those that can not iul6l the above eonli''' Ae NV "
cate Address A. b. G.. Station d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-23
Gitp Real estate for Sale.

GALE OF RENT--Will rent at Sl,4OO, n not oa
~ sd Immediately, the hsBdsome brown stone DIV bbINo 49,,
IN perfecs oonuor
cellar 10 pompi bas,r fr things 70 st MN NJ 70
StoAp M p SHE beng Lon resident WI eon'''
ex puee and Of ps,meot See m ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-23
BROOKLYN propertp % let.

DARLOR FLOOR of No 102 Pineapple-st
front room ssitable Oe shop being tao door
from Fuoust W. p COOK, 235 washingiOnst, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-23
Gardeners.

A GERMAN GARDENER, married, without
~ chill rem vi be, well eIpehenoel has good
ences Address JOHN A. RAULSTt II, Mahwab Bergen Co.. n
CARDENER.-A German Protestant man as
6tca GARDENER; understands plain and fancy gardening,
hot and cold gr,pees laying lawns pruning, grazing etc. SEQ
Vegetables has very best Of reference c or ceanfy
wages Apply ODELBS GERMAN BUREAU lO9 "e'' oin'"
Broadway
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29
@uNNMoN$-


w ry.E DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
! Second Judicial District Of the Sta's % -
vafa. in and fer the County Of Ori41sbE;,S -. "a
EIssA /. MEYER, plaintiff, vs. 1oA-' u
MEYER. defendant. ..-. c-,,. ~ +bs
Second Jn4icial District of the State q Nevada
in and for the County Of Ormshy. ana inc com
rlaint fled in said County Of orhshs, III 'ie
afire Of the CLERK Of ssiG District Court
The STATE Of Nevada sends greeting TO JOHN
G. MEYER, defendant.
you are hcrcby required to arpfa ar IL az fttI,i
brought against YOU by the above naIti't' l.'in
tir in the District Court Of the Second Jhtde1Al
district Of tie state Of Eevsda. in and for Inc
County of OrIasby ana to answer TIE coii la,il'
f1ed therein N cc,7v Of which accrmpants tliH
s,1,,fr,0rsl within ten days tesclns4Ne 81 .hr
5av Of seryicel after the service Oh yen OF 0Ill-
simmer. s-if served within this cCnEtS; or II
setveG cut of tI.is county. but IN ms iIs'rl.t
within twenty days. otherwise "ittitl !oi'f -.
~, Judgment bv default will be taken against
you. z;,~,o .1,.
bords of uIatriuony heretofore and now eNls'il,3
between veu and plaintiff upon the Eroni'H
Of wiIful deserticn ard failing to rrovlae me
common necessarits Of lie tDr more thah TWO
years last past. 20
And you are hereby notified that II you la-i 10 10
anrear and answer the said compliant as abvHe
reduired. the said plaintiff will apply to TIE
Cont for the relief therein PRAYED.
Given under my hand, and the s. al
NN of the District Court OF tie second
SAAA Judicial District OF the state OF NJ
wv vada. in and for the County OF
Ornsby. this 2fth day Of October in the year
of our Lord. one thousand oeht huhareo anu
seventy-foir. .ppC c,rt
.T,w. ". DAVIES. Attorney fer Plaintiff
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lr. IL Rjehsu's GOLDEN BALSAM 10. 1

cures C1iancres first ana second stages. Sores q
- IT, or Body; Sore Ears. Iyes, Nose &c..
Copter.colored Blotches, syphili1ie CataIrh,
Diseased scalp, and all primary forms q he
disease known as syphilis. Price, s. per bottle
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENc 7
No. 81 Montgomery Block,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

WY H AIKEN. ATTORS Ef "a t.
W q Law ano Commander OF the tF1&i-d
army Of the Republic in California and NaEa-
la. Will give prompt attention to the collection
of Additional Travel Pay. now dus California
and Nevada Volunteers discharged more than
three hundred miles from home. Soldiers can
def,eud on fair dealing. Information given
Tree of charge When writing enclose stamp
for reply and state company and regiment, and
whether you have 8 discharge. Congress cas-
extended the time tor filing claims for ADD
tionaI Bounty under Act of July IS. 1855, to
January. 1875 SO all such claims must be made
before that time. Original Bounty Of Slla has
been allowed all volunteers v no enlisted before
July 22d, 1861 fer three years, if not pilo tie
same when discharged. LAND Warrants can be
obtained For services rendered before 1855, but
not for services in the late war. Pensions fer
late war and war 0, 1872 obtained ana increased
when allowed for less THAI disability warrants,
pu. no pensions allowed TO Mexican and
Florida v ar soldiers State Of Texas mas granted
Pensions TO surviving veterans Of Texas heyo-
| luton New Orleans and Mobile Prize Money
| is now due and being paid. ". II. Aiken also
| attends to General Law and Collection business.
se5-2aw6m
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To 1sk tkECEESNE!E
~ NEW REMEDIES
E-@ NEW REMEDIES
IN DIR. GXBHON'S DIsPENSAR>
sESSSg4 G2:B kcarny street.

San Francisco. Established i'll 1854, for me
treatment Of Sexu&l and Sfiai&l i5Istaets s7lca
as tnorrl4sa. elect Structure, S!islliis III ~
its fo-rus. Seminal Weakness, l:npGteitE, etc.
Skin diseases Of years standing and t4cefattd
Legs successfully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
I{cw many thousands of persons. loih 2-a!s
ana felslslt, are theFa who ART sllferlIE 'lti
mis- raj j.. existence ron the effects 81 = rtt
d1lluefrsS tf "a. ~iril- 2bSlfatt. INTO t-l'- -
tenn Look at tllvlr l'sl',t, :lal&:e'r aht as
t,u,rea faces End their IsokeIt-down coIe-ItE-
tons CisuuaIifv Il tlt fer tie halt-lGs>~ q
marriage or the enjoyment al lie. L his
horTili situation thousands suffer ui.tll - n
closes the scene. Let parents, g'taIu1s:ls,
f,ierl : attend to those TLo arr sui1 tlig Wild
any Of these lcrrible, lifc-destroyinE lzaladles
see that they ar cared for and cured be1cre y
be too late. Serd them immediately to In
GIbB0N. a physician Who has made private
diseases his especial study for years, and who Is
certain cure the most InNeferate case, without
mercury or any injurious druss-
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the consequence Ct self
abuse This solitary vice, or deiraved srHuai
indulgence, il precticed by the youth OF both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with rnerrIEG certainty TIE t1liUWt11= tram os
morbid symptoms, unless conI@a5ed by sclehti-
ic medical measures, viz: sallow co'@nteil-
ance dark spots under the eyes. pain IL the
head ringing i'll the ears. noise Ike the Tlts ing
! Of leaves and rafting Of cbGrioIs, uneasintss
about the loiIts, weakness OF the limbs. cnllf1-
biuEttl tLsH u
diifitl. in approaching strangers, dleiIEe TO
| form new acquaintance, disposition to shun
society los Of memory, hectic bushes, PIN pies
| and Nerlrus ,rupt!oIs ltyont the facss- i4Ifta
| tongue fttif breath. coughs. consumption,
n;ght sy.eats raonomania aud frequent lIssGilty
| If relief be not obtained, should apply lillne-
diateiy either in person OK BY Litter ami nave q
cure effected by his new and scientific mode OF
! treating this disease. which never falls g Ell
| fecting quick aid radical cure
| CURED At HOME.
| Persons st distance may be CUfED IT
| HOME by addressing letterto Or. GlbhoA,
stating case symptoms, length of ti!e TIE els
ease las continued. and lave medicine II Il pt-
| " forwarded free frCla G21L&ge aid cur Slty
to any part IF the country. with tuli and liaiA
| directions. by inserting Ten Dollars colia, II
| registered letter, through shc Fostoftaf y
through Wells Fargo y Co: Iaek aE- Of - d.
cine will lie forwarded to any Tart II tie mon
Correspondents Will lease inform Dr. tx tfp
that tley read his lIeEtsl III the AtF4l4.
| Address Dir. j. Z. GE.80S
jr-3-Iy beS 1885, San ffai-ei5t2.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29
SUMMONS.

TILE DusTRICT COURT OF THE
ii Second Judicial District of the State OF Ne
vada. in and for the County OF Ofnlsos.
MARGARET P. HERkOLD, plalntlu' w.
Holm HERROLD, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court OF the
cacon5 JndiciaI District of the State OF NeVana
- md for the County Of Ormsby. and the com
nlaint filed in said County OF Orinscy, II 'ne
pt.ic 90 ~ The Clerk Of said District Court
The State OF Nevada seAos eiee'iA1o "
HERROID, defendant. =. 80
You are hereby required to appear IN W ~.
.;on brought against you by the ABOVE haInea
plaintiff in the District Court " we !. o,,I
for the County of Ormsby, and 10 answer lne
complaint filed therein IA copy o. which aeco
n,nies this suInmonsl within ten DAYS teAcAu-
siye Of the day Of servlcel a1te1 Ing az .his
Won Of this suinmons-n served WITHIN 'nis
.onnty. ar if served out Of this county, out IN
tbis district, within twenty days, othsrwis1
| within forty days-or Judgment by de1auAt "iii
be taken against y gu; 5ecree
| IF sait Court forever annulling the bones .!
| matrimony existing between you ana fialIll- L
| mon the ground of extreme cruelty, anu ama,1
ing the care and education OF me Mino. =.
| J.7,,s Franklin, to plaintiff; that plalhIn oc
| rastored to her maiden name OF Margaret fuin-
nrett. and Judgment for costs OF TINS sui. e.,
~ ror are hereby notified that If you fali
| to appear and answer the saia colhp.ain. a.
| boxa reouired the said plaintiff Will app ~ u
the Court for the relief therein prayed,
| Given under my hand and the
| s1S@Sf. seal of the District Court Of me
Ay11tE. Second Judicial District OF tht
| ~ SAAS State of Nevada. in and 1or ,ht
sfssy nj e5H IN IL ss.5 s5 es'
| RR Lord. one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-four.
T. EDWARDS. Clerk.
| VIM. PATTERSON, Attorney for Plalntlu.
n20-lawlm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

-S-ATE OF CHARLES n. TROUT.
~ decea sed-Notice is hereby gwen by the
uIdersisned administering OF the estA'e vi
aud al, persons having claims against SAID ae-
ceased to exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers within ten months from the hrst pup
Iieation Of this notice, to the uncersisheu, at
VA. PATTEkSON'S Law Office II carson el's'
Ornsby county. State OF Nevada
November 14th, 1874. o,r
Administrators of the estate OF
Charles n Trout deceased.
Yol5-1aw4w
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s L II NJ O II s :.
~ rur o.sTRIcT COURT OF THE

IN UEF DISTRICT COURT OF HE
second Judicial District Of the state OF Ne
DDS in and tor the County OF Ornlsby -hOB-
ET}T CRABD. plaintiff. W. EMILY NJ. CRAbb,
.deflpdant. Action brought il the District Court
nj the second Judicial District Of the State "i
Nevada in and for the County OF trE4s py, ana
fine Complaint fled il said County OF oln4sn!'
in the office of the CLERK OF said District court.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting 10 EMIL
~ CRABR, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear III an action
brought against yCu by the above haileu Rain,
tiff in the district Court OF the second Jutic!al
District of the Stste Of Nevada, IL ana ior ihe
County of Ormsby, and to answer the CON plaiH'
filed therein Ia copy OF which accompanies tals
Summonsj within ten days exclusive OF inc gay
of seryice} after the service on you OF thls ouii
mous-if served within this county: or II served
ont of this county, but IL this District within
twenty DAYS otherwise within forty days
.udo,3,ent hy default will be taken against YOU
The said action is brought to obtain a de-
ora.. 81 said Cont aunulling the bonds of ma
trimopy now existing between yourself ana
nj.intitf on the grounds Of extreme cruelty and
sdnltery fully set forth in the compliant.
And Won are hereby notified that II you tau 10
arnear and answer the said complaint as above
rtouired. the said plaintiff will apply 10 the
Court for the relief therein prayed.
Given under my hand. and the seal
1854 of the District Court of the second
Judicial District OF the state OF Ne
y.ds in and for the County OF ofnlsos, 'iis
18th day OF November, in the year OF our Lofd
one thousand eight hundred ana seventy-ioui'
oAe T. j. EDWARDS, Clerk.
r. " W. DAVIES, Attorney Tor flalntlH.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-14
POLITICAL.

II is now announced that there will
I've five Democratic candidates for Gov
ernor next Summer, namely: j. T..
Currie, n. e. Ellis, Major Mccoy,
Robert McBeth, and. last but not least,
the present incumbent, Governor
Bradley. We supposed Mr.. Ellis was
looking toward the Senatorial succcs
sion, but the Eureka S,ntinct intimafes
that his aspirations do not extend be-
yond gubernatOrial honorS. Quite a
number of Democrats will press their
claims for the Senate; among them
Gen. Williams, Judge CARRIER and IL. /.
Thornton. We are also led to- believe
that Governor Bradley would accept the
place should it be forced upon him.
lie says he does not want the office;
but. should the next Legislature he
Democratic. which is not very prob
able, he will doubtless be found,
where discreet and retiring politicians
usually place themselves. "in the
hands of his friends Judge PitZer
was for many years an asl,irant for
Senatorial honors in the Democratic
party; but we believe he effected a
change of base. politically. two years
ago, and that his cOunsel> are no longer
listened to with respect in the tabcrna-
cles of the unterrified. There may be
other Democratic aspirants for the
Senate whose names we have omitted.
II SO, we will cheerfully add their
anne and postoflice address to the
list when requested to do so.-Entcr-
D}JSc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-14
1lI DRACL1C MINING ON THE
((DMSclD('k

We find the annexed item Of interest
in the Virginia Enterprise of recent
date:
The Sierra Nevada Companya are now
engaged in cunning a TUNE into
Cedar Hill under the large gravel de-
post near their old works. The tun-
mel starts in below the Geiger Grade.
and will pass about tcn feet underneath
the basin of the gravel deposit. 1t is
being made large enough to admit Of a
string of large Sluiccs being placed in
it. and these >luices will be provided
with u"ndercurrent and all the latest
California Improvements i'll hydraulic
mining. with arrangements for saving
all the quartz there ma be in the dirt
washed. Although called a gravel de-
post, the rock shows little indication
of a wash" all being in angular fray-
ments and more resembling the debris
of il big slide from the hill; though
Cedar Ravine may at one time have
passed along where the deposit is now
found. About $50 inches of water will
be used in washing the hill. and this
will be sufficient to bring down every
thing n dO great execution. The
ground is known to be very rich. and
in early days paid immensely with but
twenty or thirty inches of water. When
the present get to work with
$50 inches of water they expect to lay
bare to the bedrock the whole side of
the hill. Thus will doubtless be dis
covered some very rich pockets OF
quartz. They expect to be ready t
commence operations about the mid
die of April.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-14
PIOCIIE ITEMS.


BULLION FoUND.-O On Monday an
Indian found a bar of bullion in Thief
Canyon, and reporting the circum-
stances al Wells. Fargo Il COS office,
Mr.. M%unShull vent in a buggy with
the Indian and obtained it, paving so
reward Yesterday morning j. Smith
ound another bar in the same locality.
and returned it to Wells, Fargo 4 Co.,
receiving $50 for his trouble. The ends
of the bars We're sawed off So that ii
could no. he readily identified. 1t is
believed to be American Flag bullion,
which was stolen about a month ago.
JOSEPH HENKERsALI., convicted in
the District court for Lincoln county
OF the crime of grand larceny and sen
fenced to Is months in the Peniten-
t;ary, has been restored to citizenship
by action of the Board of Pardons. his
term of sentence having expired. We
hear of no effort being made here to
bring about the result above recorded.
and are lett to the inference that tie
general good conduct of IIcnkerSall
while in prison actuated the Board of
Pardons.
FOUND DEAD.-A man named l., L..
Post was tound dead, last Wednesday,,
about seven miles from White river,
Nye county. SINE time since he left
Lambs ranch to 90 to George Lewis,
and being caught in a storm, persisted.
lie was an old resident of Lincoln
county, having been II of the first
settlers in ~Pahranagat Valley.
PoRTLAND.-Thc stock of this mine
IS still increasing i'm value. The late
developments in the American Flag
act as aids to the Portland and all the
mines in that part of the district, MANY |
OF which only await some encouraging
development TO induce owners to put
up the capital TO work them.
JUDGE FrILER.-We are happy to
say that Judge Fuller still continues
TO improve, and it is hoped and be-
lleved that he will be able to hold |
court some time next week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-14
NEVADA GIFT CONCERT.

Following are the principal prizes
awarded ut the distribution of the Ne
vada Gift Concert, held i'll Utah on
Friday last: Ticket No. $3.50 drew
S5o.eoo the capital prize: No. io.so
drew SIS. 200; No. 79.>41 drew SlS.MN:
No. 42,ll9 drew $4,000: No. S2.'3>
drew 5000. and No. i9l drew S'.eoD--.
one of the latter W. tickets being held
in this city. Ticket No. 10 also drew Il
prize. We are info med that the certl-
lied list of the drawing viii be di>trib-
uted rs ~ as it can he printed. when
will be within a few days.
The above item is from the latest Is
sue of the Virginia Chronicle AT hand.
At what place in Utah did the drawing
take place. and who composed the
committee of prominent citizens
that was to conduct the distribution of
prizes? How many of those State ofti-
GERS whose name> were used
i'll connection with this Swindle
were present 10 witness the draw
ing Was Governor Bradley, the
first treasurer of the thieving scheme.
there to witness the drawing and 10
protect the interests of deluded ticket
holders ? These are questions III which
the general public are Interested, and
hence it is we PROFOUND them.
For our part we haven't the rer:ote>t
idea that any drawing ever took
place outside of Virginia City. OF
course, the whole thing is a job
put up i'll the interest of the managers
Of the scheme to enable them TO re-
ain al, Of the money received by them
from the sale of tickets. This is all
there is ia it, and no bona fde outsider
will ever receive Il dollar.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-14

\. BILL is before the California Leg
islature % allow juivmen to express i'll
their verdicts whether convicted muir
dererS shall be hanged or imprisoned.
This is not a bad bill. Many iuries
have disagreed and failed to find a ver-
dict of guilty" as charged in the in
dictment from a feeling of repugnance
eating circumstances in trials for muir
der. and i'll all such the jury breads to
return a verdict which Will con>irn the
murderer to the gallows. So says the
Enterprise, and we fully agree with it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-14

cold southwest wind blowing. Ii Is
calm aud cold east, and snow ing
at intervals. The rams are all moving.
hut all behind time, and making but
very slow progress.
Reports from kelton say the wea.h-
or is threatening and another storm Is
expected before morning.
!. bold attempt was made here
to set fire 10 the town. Three fires
were started along high beard fence
during a stiff breeze. They were dis
covered in time, however, to prevent
what might have been Il destructive
contlagration. Great Indignation Is
expressed and II strict s%urveillan nee Is
kept on several suspicious characters.