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, 1874-02-08

From Ly1Adn's Ett0!ttcilons ef ACGssz.
Those were especially the days Of turtles,
when, in 1856, the second volume Of q sContribu-
tions to the Natural History Of the United
States" Was in preparation. From the four
corners of the earth these animals we're thero
gathered together, and The ite-ated names
E1nys, Tessudo and Chelonia, drove all the
rest Of Latin nomenclature out Of our heads.
They were everywhere, some prese9ved in JAZZ,
and some dried on shelves then tho living ones
in all directions. a large Galapagos tortoise
dwelt in the front entry; many 1ittls terrapins
hid under the etlir; and soft-shen Turtles lu-
labited tubs. Tie Professors own house was not
free from them, and his little garden was, at
tunes, quite swarmed- the excitement culmi-
mated when there arrived, one day. q strong box
with bars, suitable Tor wild beast, aud contain
ing two huge Mississippi snappers, perhaps tue
most feroc.ous ana. for their size. the strong
est Of zeptiles. The Professor traced the feroci-
II back at once and showed that the very cm-
brvo OF the snappat. before it is ready Tor
Matching, would fcrce1y bite D bit OF stick. BY
and by We we're getting clear Of turtles aud were
dropping down among the jel1ey-dshes, in prep
nration for tho third yo!uns Of popssiR1:ioea,-
Ekor4drv Atlantic.
, 1874-02-08

tryman's exploits at Bunko, but ne challenge
them to cite an instance where the gentleman
from the rural districts was thereby enriched,
either IN iunds or animal spirits. There bas
been truly remarkable similarity in Eun&o ex-
perienccs. 1t Ii, to come to the point, ono OF
the 1ocss impndent aud barafaccd traps eyeI set
Tor a greenhorn, and q man who would fall into
1t almost deserves to lose hls money, Tor 1t Is his
eagcrneas to get etBomethinS for nothing that leads
him on. He fances he sees . splendid chance
to get 1alge return on d small invest
mont, With 10 lick Of loss, and accordingly
he bites At the tempting bait. Many attempts
have been mado to describe the Bunko process,
but all hoyo fallen short Of accuracy by reason
been "bunkoed never can tell just how it Was
done,-the operation ia 80 rapid and soon over,
-whilo tlo parties who share the spolls aro
clary Of their descriptions.
TIE APPARATUS
consists of cloth painted into forty-eight
squares similar to cllecker-board. aud d l:te-
box containing ei6ht dico. This is what they do
with the tools: a Dunko-roper spots green
horn, and, by degrees. makes his acquaintance;
invites him to drink, or to eat an ogsrer-stew, or
in paying for tho drinks or billiards ho pulls out
with his loose change lottery ticket; is sur
priecd; Ind forgotten that lie had it; must 70
and SEQ what it has drawn; asks tho victim to
60 a!9ng h tho lott Lottery ra.Y agenta office lis is
oTor az honlr mi NJ nr,res finfs that tha
ticket has won $40 in gold, Or $3.50 leAs his
commission. au.
Tint tbcy have !t tv niyate soi (paSinr ,or 1be odd
chonco .Tnn+ c,,eonts sn5 -,rndncao +,1a nn,,
oo4soss anu ~ e 80 nui,
NJ aaptnna ataapnS,a1 ~ roper EXPLAINS .ne 9cnee ~
onno a ~ jns ~ ou gte9nno1n sure .nlns ~
t1a ~ tJnu 4ouo ~ VIZ -
.1 .no te.sely uus!Hcss ~ nesp assiaet eus'oa ~
can sce lor nttassn eleennorn seGs ~ a,a t'a
mhmsn sGno VI .n9 anoenI ~ - n, @ ana a,ar aro
~, 20 sn.ou 4uu ~ ~ s,i'..o
tne WINNINGS. oucn ae tne usual plelllnanaies'
nil Ml.n 'a1aa'1ons aecofolne 10 circumstances
1n0o ... n..,rsz
oa, TIE H. FI9ck1sa tat rnochsn aan,.a ~ Tho
ea ,sts; ~ o,ro ~ 1nnnJ Win tho
clo:n eonsn.h ngnles - Sos.espohu ,;a %..u Aho
farloua compinat1ons u AsutGs ~ "laeu Gan 30
.naomn WIN elgn; ae t s r;1a ~ "
tne s9ues cosaiu .uo Auouus ~ a+ " 80.
1or one. 1our iot one, 49, noss san o'noi
squares are a.heu -; 1n, e6 1e ounh1. Gra nna
vety lev ~: plahn alias -1b toa ~ ~. trar',
, 1874-02-08
BUNKD.


The best known Of these illicit games is bunko
That is, it ia better known by some than by
others. since it numbers more victims who re-
port their losses than soy other species Of fraud
Many men are cozoned ont Of their property,
but, owing to the peculiar way in which it is
DONE they sedulocsly shun publicity. and prefer
to nut up with the loss rather wreck their repn-
tations, With bunko it is somewhat different
To be suindlcd in this manner argues folly only,
except for ch1rch-member, where it also in
plies immortality. Thus the public has been ac-
customed to seeing the word "bunko, but has
never clearly understood what it meant.
Fortunately, cases Of "hunkoing' arc ttl-
nlnishing here, owing to the greater vigilance OF
the police and the toloration OF faro
hanks. There are fewer bunko opera
tors, since, under the present regime,
gambler can live without resortlng to these
PRACTICES. The countryman is still robbed, but
Is ia done in different manner. Still, cases OF
hnnko will be occasionally happening. and, even
n thnv do not. it will DO interesting to see how
e.siIy men hare been duped and defr1uded III
the past.
certainty Of it's results It IS tho only cure game
one eau play. It is an excellent game LOT
Young man Who is taxing his drst Lessons IN
Gambling, It possessea tho peculiar features
Teotisite for his absolute fascination for t1ne,
and its results arc perfect certainty. Ono may
know what to expect beforehand. He may e1-
Dcct to lose his money with astonishing TeGn-
iarity. No hcart-rcnding dlsappolnIments IN
this respect have ever been known. lnc1e1o1e,
Bunko is /. good game to begin With. Our 1esd-
ets hare frequently read Of this Or that oonn'
, 1874-02-08
PARTING.

II thou dost bid thy friend farewell
But for one night though tnat farewell naaJ bs,
Press thou his pafm with thino How caust thou ten
How far from thco
Fate OF caprice may lead his feet
Ere that tomorrow CONES? Men hava been nox,
To lightly turn the corner Of street,
And days have grown
To months, and months to iagging years,
Before they looked in loving eyes again.
Parting at best ia unlcrlaia with tears
With tears and pain.
Therefore, lest sudden death should como between.
Or timn or distance, clasp with pressure trua
The hand Of him who goeth forth; unseen
Fats goeth too!
Yea, ind thou always time to Say
Sonae el<nest word between the idle ta1RI
Les: with thee hcncefooh, ever, night aud do7e
Regret should walk
, 1874-02-08

SAVED.
But it must net be imagined that tho blessings
OF this systc:u are confined TO men or druuk.rds
only, as will more fully appear from that which
follows. Tho reporter, after having investigated
the AfcCafeIy ease, met the Justice aid told him
what tbs result had been s1atirg that it was, in
his opinion. q very curious case.
"Yes" replied the Justice, "bus not go much
so as a couple of others which hare recently
come under my observation. The othor day
was in 1l3 Office aud young and quito pretty
woman came ill., She seemed little embar-
rasscd, aad, to relievo her, asked wha! sho
wanted She hcsitated but finally told her story.
It is one which, hes been often told, and often
wrtten,--so often tia. it is unnecessary to give
loving girl, willy aud unprincipled villain, add
dialogue to suit yourself, and you have tie story.
Ofcourse the woman becomes the foe OF mankind,
and leads a disozderly life: She told me, how
ever, that she Was weary Of it, and had M decided
It was easier to live without work than with it;
to earn q silk than : calico drcss. 50 she de-
aircd to reinforce her resolution with an oath,
and had come to ne to swear OIL from all evil
COURSES. OF course was g1atihcd to help nor,
aud swore Ler to be ali things that are good,
aud to renouuce all things that are bed, and she
went her way rejoicing.
FoRs1EAA1Sa scoLD1So.
"But, after ALL that is not as queer as = case
that happened yesterday. man ind woman
came III. BE was excited and nervous she half
reluctant, and evidently doubtful He opened
the conversation by saying: Squire, my wife
wants to do little swearing Of, and brought
her around to you TO do the job Does She
drink SAID I No said be, nothing
she is too much given to scolding and
fault-fnding, aud it just makes home miserable
Sho has tried to break herself OF it. but cannot,
! and she finally agreed to come round and sec yon,
! and take oath not to give way to her temper
aur more Fc- one year, John, said the woman.
Well then, ono yea1,' said he, that is 80 much
gained Now, snid she, 8 ii you are going to
hud fault with me- before the Judge, I viii not
swear at ALL sOh. never mind, said I, he
does not mean anything
IS So drew up the stiRest sort OF q document
you ever saw, whereby she renounced ey1-speak-
ing, elanderins jawing, secldins, fussing, fret
ting, teasing. tagging, worrying, and all other
forms OF torment that could think OF, and
read it over to her, and she WINGED q little, but
finally was about to h;gu it, when her husband
broke IN: Stop, Judge. rant this done legally
want her examined separate aud apart from
her husband. do not waut her to back out Of
it By saying that she signed it under compul-
mon. Will step out Tor 4 minute, aud then you
haro her sign it. So he went out, and Hho sign
sd. Theu ha xaturnaa, pIc!.ed up hia papsr IA
| triumph, and marched Of With bis vito. ! tu
, 1874-02-08

McCaffery. He had said he was u aot, and that
there Was hope for h1u III the next world, bc-
cause it was written in tho S. S. that no drunk
ard should enter the Kingdom Of Heaven He
Vice and shattered on the rocks OF 1ntcnpefance-
To all this, except tho offer of his fragmentarY
| heart and trembling hand his 1andlady Ind will
iEgly assented, aud had put himt to bed with
many 1ervent prayers that his head would ache
in the morning as it deserved.
AND ACHE II DID.
It felt Us though four-and-twcnty little devils
armed with sledgo-hammers were pounding it
into q sheet OF go1d-beater skin. It
seemed to fill the room all except 8
liilo bit left for his little body
Then Hank thought Of what ho had said and
not play the bad whisky he had drunk :. the
offer he hadmade his landlady, anu other dread
full propositions. RemorBe tortured him wotse
than the headache; and regret was strengthened
by the intolerance Of his stomach for Light food.
Ho formed resolutions. He would never drink
mother what he bad done. He would reform,
with Ill enoTmous capital ''R " at the beginning
OF that word.
I" IT CANE FROM yonASs HAND.
He kept his word for some days. He reformed.
He abjured the e1hilarating resalia, and snubbed
tho amber beer - No more of these" said
Hank. II have reformed" But By un-
lucky chance, one Of the glrls employed
ir the drugstore had conceived great affection
for Hank, which he recipIocatcd. In a buIEt OF
confidence day, che told him whero the la7sors
wero kept in bulk, and: evidence OF the fe7yor
Of Lcr loro and the corrccsness Of her representa-
sions, presented him with haf-pint vial OF Bour-
bon surrepht1ously procured. Hank yielded to
the tempter. and fell. That bottle OF Bourbon
wss emptied, Hanks share being to that of hin
beloved "a miro to ono. Ha foil IN moro @ensa3
than ons, "a his empleyor found, when Hank
, 1874-02-08

instances of His Successes
and Failures.
The Manner Of Conducting a
Bunko Game.
The Pleasures and Profits Of
Keno.
Description Of tic Plain Road to an
Empty Pocket.

The TRIBUNE published last Sunday IN article
Fl gambling, which was chiefly devoted to faro,
aud to what is technically known as "square "
gaming, an expression improper in itself, since
all forms Of gambling are unfair, but which still
has to be used to distinguish mild from yio-
lent form of robbery ard traud It is now pro-
posed to give al account of the various ways in
which money is extracted from the greedy. or
tho green, or thosa who possess both qualities,
by what are known as I. skin games" ," - conf
1encs operations, - bunko,'' etc. This is not
80 much for the purpose OF protecting the un-
wary. fer nothing can do that, as for the inform
ton OF the general reader, who often sees
Is in tho papers Stating that this or TINT man
- en- iieeced, but who does not understand
- h. how it was done, and vain
roc;,sa1> fancies that under similar
,o7;r,,;sv ho would have escaped
;rcnnssance. there are men who are born to
-.scatbea. No, there are others born to plum
. plundered, snd sinplcton, and another a
ar One is born % to teach the former
camp. It is impoaslh-. DO coorced into hon-
-isdom. and The hitter cal aInent Of the law.
ssv only BY the swift punis- former is to in
u that O paper can do for the. : to urge men
,1cc}a the great Law Of distEust, I courteous
n snspect 81 strangers; rerel d dup. and
strangers keep their pockets butsons >7e po-
heir iips shut ask counsel Of noao 81 vii
iceuen. and not seek to make money IN aa.- es
critiraa:o way, no matter how fair the ch:oe.
nv eoc7n. Bat fraud waars q thoas2nh faces.
md changes it's form to accommodate eFery clr~
:umstance; ; and traveller may eacape. nun
]red tiu,as only to come to gEiof on the ttnnofeo
nd first, when repeated triumphs have maae
hin uuTary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

SPECIAL NoTICE.-Wc resi- ectfully
beg to announce to our patrons that
Inconvenience arising through the
general hurry of Opening nights" in
procuring reserved seats. will, on all
future occasions. he avoided. a com
Ictent staff of ushers will he on hand
to secure IN comiort of tickct-holders
and guarantee their respective seats ac-
cording 10 number. Regrctting any
disappointment last night in respect
to the above. and with due regard tn
the prevention of such in the future,
we respectfully remain the publie's
obcdient servants.
Mcguire & AUSTIN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

STILL LATER. -Pritchard's stages
will hereafter leave Eureka for Pali-
SADIE at 10 o'clock each night, two
hours later than previously.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

PAPER HANGiNG.-J. Goodfriend, a,
Sam. Freidman's store. receives orders
for paper hanging in all its branches.
He is Il first-class workman, and those
wanting such work done would do
well to call on Goodfriend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

WE call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of the Eureka
odd Fellows Building Association,
under 'Ncw To-day"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

+. LoEwY, agent for all California
dali es, informs the public that in con-
sequence of the present irregular arri-
val of the Government mails, he has
made a contract with Wells, Fargo 4
Co. for the shipment Of his papers,
which enables him 10 deliver the same
to his subscriber, regular every NORM
ing early. jyi
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

DE-. STEELE's MEDICAL WoNDER.-
This great medicine is doing a wonder
full mount of good among ci;i-
ems in curing rhcumatiSm. neuralgia,
cranp, cole. toohache. etc. 1t has no
equal. The Wonder Pills have been
used by several for the effects of the
gas from the furnaces. and cures.
sold by druggists. jy2-lm*
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07
THE FIRE.

At the time of the fire on Saturday
last, whereby the funie arrester of the
Richmond Company vas destroyed,
no definite conclusion could be arrived
at concerning its origin, and for a time
the affair was envelopcd i'm a mystery.
Subsequently the managing director of
the company made an investigation of
the probable cause of the disaster, and
has arrived at the following conclu-
sicns in regard to it, which are Doubt
less correct: The fire originated go
feet from the furnaces. at II point where
the exhaust steam enters the flue.
This condensed steam, moi>tening the
accumulation of dust and charcoal in
n state of fine division, in that part. ac;-
ed on the sculptures, pvritcs, etc.. in
ducing n chemical action by which a
great heat evolved and the flue con-
verted into Il roasting cylinder. This
formed hot gases, which the current of
air in the fiuc sen rapidly tothe stack.
and As soon a. coming in contact with
the air burst in flames, with what re-
suit is known TO all. This theory of
the cause and origin Of the fire has
since been clearly demonstrated by an
occurrence which transpi,cd yes
terday while the workmen were
engaged in cleaning away the
debris for building Il new flume.
a greater portion of the floor of the
wooden tunnel leading up the trench
To the stack was covered to the depth
of several inches with powdered char
coal and on which Mater had been
thrown during the day, causing spon-
taneotts combustion to take place,
presenting a phenomenon rarely seeen,
and which waS Witnessed last evening
10y Il number of gentlemen interested
i'll the wonders of the scientific ar.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

owing To THE INCREASING DE-
" mand. we have boen com PEELED to enlarge
our Mammoth store to meet Tho wants of the
people.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

BLASTING PowDEH.-W. II. Clark,
having been appointed consignee and
agent for Dupont's blasting powder tin
iron kegs. is prepared to sell the same
in quantities to suit purchasers at the
lowest marke; prices. He is also agent
for :. kruker's safety fuse, an article
equal to any manufacture OF the day.
in.NE ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

Inconvenience arising through the
general hurry of ~''opcning nights" in
procuring reserved seats. will, on all
future occasions. be avoided. a COM
pctent staff of ushers will he on hand
to ecure~ thecomfOrt of tickct-holders
and guarantee their respective seats ac-
cording To number. i,egretting any
disappointments last night in respect
to the above, and with due regard To
the prevention of such in the future,
we respectfully remain the public's
obcdient servants.
Mcguire & AUSTIN.
+. LoEwY, agent for all California
dali es, informs the public that in con-
sequence of the present irregular arri-
val of the Government mails, he has
made a contract with Wells, Fargo 4
Co. for the shipment Of his papers,
which enables him to deliver the same
to his subscribers regular every MORN
ing early. jyi
Dir. STEELE's MEDICAL WoNpEE.-
This great medicine is doing 4 wonder
full amount of good among our ci;i-
zens in curing rheumatism. neuralgia,
cramp, cole. toohache. etc. 1t has no
equal. The Wonder Pills have been
used by several for the effects of the
gas ron the furnaces. and cures.
sold by druggists. jy2-lm*
BLASTING PowDER.-W. II. Clark,
having been appointed consignee and
agent for Dupont's blasting powder Gin
iron kegs. is prepared to sell the same
in quantities to suit purchasers at the
lowest market prices. He is also agent
for :. kruker's safety fuse, III article
equal to any manufacture OF the day.
ie-5-tf
RESUMED. = III. Lee has resumed
business at Ruby Hill and i now re-
cciving constant supplies of staple
goods. He has made large additions
to his store. and Ills stock of miners
supplies and general merchandise can
not be surpassed. jc14
NJ. b. BARTLETT. real estate agent.
Houses FOR rent and for sale in all
parts of the city. Also |. e. Ba:enhn's
agent for the Monroe survey. Office
1T the California lumber yard. south
east corner of Buel and Bateman
streets. aplo
SAN. FREEDMAN Pays the highest
price for secondhand furniture.
Sam buys saloons.
sam buys all kinds Of secondhand
household goods.
sam will cell ANYTHING You have at
auction. mN-HI
Mr>r BE SoI.D.-Thc immense stock
of .jewelrv, diamonds, guns. pistols.
ETC.. at II. Nanheim'>. must lie sod,
II die proprietor i compelled to close
his business and leave this place in Il
short time. jyl
SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern wcckiicS and montllics;
also. for the San Francisco pa}er> and
m~a@azinp>. atthe Posioilice Stationery
and News Depot. do
For Il complctc assortment OF TIM
ware. parlor and cooking stoves. or
Ii article in the hardware line. 90 to
Maupin x tromcr'>. IT,
CRoCKEEY.-The largest assortment
OF crockery ware in town can he found
at sam. F~riedman'S. on Main street. at
n,;,..s lo,ynr th,r 1.-Two lowest ,n1-tf
OF new ana >c'"hd-na'h' iufiit"tn'
Kitchen and household goods, nj I.
Stars store, Hamilton. myo6
r'' f'h of 'tih' ''Vilel'"s' "
HARRISON nave luSt received Il ne" i2i
~ Inv -
Va
,N.N a. IKE ''''AF 1'' a''is
'lr;nl. ,nj ,n rr,,t nnrb vi
-,
",ia,u r,uI ava so.,rn,1 ui, -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

CARD OF THANKS.-The managing
director of the Richmond Mining Com.
panv presents his compliments to the
desires through his columns toexpress
to the members OF the Eureka Fire De-
partncnt his deep sense OF the ob!iga-
ton the Company is under for their cf-
ticicnt service ut the fire on Saturday
last : and also to the citizens generally
for the good will displayed by them in
endcavorin to preserve the property
from the flames.
EDWARD FRoBEET.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

Town IoT>.-icSirahle town lots for
private residences are offered for sale
ga favorable terms. Inquire of NAL
oil NcDon,ld.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

IN TowN.-Ja"k Giimcr. ltah'S pio-
necr stage man, arrived in town yes
terdav from salt Lake City. Mr.. Gil-
n,er is part owner in 4 number of stage
lines that travers Brighan's domains,
and looks as hale and hearty as of wore
when experimenting the Brid-er hi
vision of the l%Io3iaday line. He viii
remain III town day or 50 attending
to business, and thcn return 10 Zion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07
EDWARD HROBEET.
NJ. ID. II. NJ. Co.

THE WRESTLING MATCH. The wrcst-
ell sunday with the following result:
First prize, 800, awarded to Samuel
Smell; second prize, 50, to Joseph
Hawk: third prize, $50, Thomas Far
ley; fourth prize, 50, Richard Car
william; fifth prize. so, Nicholas
Very; sixth prize, $40, Thomas Wer-
rv. The attendance TO wituess the
friendly trial of strength was large.
and great interest manifested i'll the
proceedings.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

RESUMED. i II. Lee has resumed
hn>iness at Ruby Hill and is how re-
ceiving constant supplies of staple
goods. He has made large additions
to his store. and lis stock of miners
supplies and general merchandise can
not be surpassed. jcl4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

For RENr.-A building sui able for
any kind OF business. For particulars
anlly to =. Ashiua.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

ZONE ANp ALL Thomas Hos
kings. proprietor of the above named
saloon. has on hand Il fine assortment
al wii.es. liquors and cigars. Ills
place OF business is on North Main
street. anli, the headquarters of the
Cornish Glcc club. tive him q call.
See his card.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

COUNTY toMMisSIoNEES.-Thc regu-
lar monthly meeting of the Board OF
County commissioners was held yes
terdav. Present.: ID. II. Hall, l.. W.
Croner, and +. IL. Harmon, Clerk of
the Board. \ large number Of bills
were presented and acted upon. The
Board adjourned at ) Z. NJ. to meet this
afternoon and transact the unfinished
business =.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

NEWARK IrEMS.-A new d~iScOVCrv
III the upper and lowerlevcl OF the Bat
terry mine promises to Surpass any
thing vet struck in the District ..........t
rich discovery is also reported i'll the
Sanchez mine........D Dick Sharon. the
Il shot some time since ut that place,
has been renewed to Hamilton, he
having become worse. 1t II time il
was thought he would recover. but
now serious ap~rrehon~ions are felt As
u Whc.!lcr h VIII surNi,p.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

For SALr.-A desirable residence in
South Spring street is for ale chsar.
Inquire OF .Ashin,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-07

FEoM ELKo.-Ex-S!prifr Ben. Fitch
and Mr.. Heinhart. the forwarding
merchant, arrived last night by private
conveyance from Elko. Mr.. lteinhart.
we believe. procceSs To Tyho 10 look
after some freight matters: and Ben,
We understand. is Oh route for White
Pine, intending to return home by the
way OF Ruby Valley. He will con
tinuc his journey this afternoon or To-
morrow. Ben. says The political pot
has commenced hoilius i'll ealnc>; i'll
ElkO.