Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-09

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and Hamilton, in a few DAYS. when Tho
time of departure from here will lie
one-haif hour after the arrival of the
stage from the railroad. Leaving Ham
mon III I a. NJ, it will arrive here i'm
ample time to give the passengers a
rest ana Time TO eat before proceeding
OH iiieir Journey No change will be
,'aue IN the time of the stages from
railroad To the Winter terminus.
Chimney Station.
1SSAN FRANCIsco.--By a te,ecrapbic
dispatch we learn that Judge w. NJ.
Gates and wife wee among the arriy-
ais by the steamer Montana from Pana-
ma to san Francisco. They will arrive
home on Sunday or Monday next. Mr..
Ga'es has impoved greatly in health
uiiriig his Eastern visit and will re-
turn thoroughly ~iejuvenated to re en-
ter Ill the practice OF his profession.
HELD FOR PosrAGE.-Let.crs adj
dressed to the following-named per-
sons are detained at the P~ostoilice in
his town for postage or proper dircc-
tons: Clifton Burges. Otwav, Cancis.
I. =; Anthony Muilarkv. HcniStown;
Mrs. Dillon. san F'rancisco; Adplla
smith. Morris Mil; o. r. Davis, Oma-
ha, Neb.: Mrs. {. \. Pine, Rio Vista,
Cab; Il. Amenhran, Eureka, New.
Will. BE IN SESSIoS.-On the 18th
instant Judge Mcllcnney will open
Court here, i'll order tina; aliens entitled
to naturalization rapers may obtain
them. All who desire to become citi-
zeaS of the United States should he on
hand promptly with their Witnesses.
We presume the Cour: viii be in ses-
sion only a fen days. Remember that
the l5til-neXt Thursday--is The day.
JEwELRy RHrAIREp.-F. d. Durkec.
of the Fo>tofiice Jcwclry Store, is ut
all lines prepared 10 repair watches.
.lewelry and clocks in the most work
maniike manner. All orders intrusted
10 his hands will not only meet with
prompt attention hut be executed inthe
best style. His store is in the Postof-
flee building.
L ATrRACTIoHs.-Dan. Morgan,
of the American Exchange saloon.
has secured the services of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Josephus, the eel .brated double
dancers, who will appear tonight for
the first time at his place, Introducing
Their original Maryland break down
jig. y attempted by any other per-
sons III tie coun,ry.
NEW BUILDINGs.-rhc foundation
for the new building of Dick Rvland.
on tie coruer ofClark and Buel streets.
is being laid. The walls will he ~ in
about ten days. The brick residence
of Dan. Morgan. adjoining the above
building, is progressing rapidly to-
ward completion.
IN ToWN.-Gu>. Gould. of Austin,
has beer in town a day or two. lie
says he is on politics. We under
stand That he will address the citizens
OF MctiearN District, in front of TIE
Pest louise, some time prior 10 his re-
turn 10 Lauier's capital.
ISDIPENDENrS.-Tie regular meet
ing Of the independent Club will take
place at their hall, tbs friday even
ins, Instead OF Saturday. the usual
night. Member, VIII please noe III"
change, and be on Eanu II the regular
hour.
PUBLIC SfANn. a large stand.
trimmed with tri eoiorel muslin and
surmounted with Hag>, has heeu erect
Ell in front Of Eureka Hotel. Mann
stree. 1t i de>i-ncd for the aeconI-
mo,iation of public SPEAKERS during
tAc present political can'pa sn.
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PERSONS residing outside of town
who are not citiZeES OF the United
States, and wish to become so, are liz
formed that the District Court will he
i'll session on Thursday next, for the
especial purpose OF naturalization.
y PRIVATE dispatch from Governor
Bradley to gentleman of this place,
states that lie viii he here next Mon
d,N or Tuesday. lie comes here from
Llko.
BULLION SiIIrMENrs.-The Rich
mond Company Yesterday shipped
25,G;o. ard the Eureka Con. $500
pounds of bullion by ~Pri;chard's
teaiiis 10 pali>ade.
BULLION FROM TYRo.-.A fine quail
ty OF bullion is being received from
the2 q mine at Typo ut Pri,chard's
freight office.
For TYBO.-.N number of Wagon
loaded with lumber left for Typo yes