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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-14

The statistics of deaths from hydrophobia
in the United States for the past ten years,
according to the census, in which it is under
stood only the best authenticated cases have
been entered, report total of sixty-three
fatal cases. The cases were distributed by
states as follows: Alabama, L; Connecticut,
/; Delaware. L; Illinois, 3; Kentucky, 2;
Louisiana, %; Maryland. l: Massachusetts,
/; New Jersey, 4; New York, 8; North Caro-
lima, /: Ohio, L; Pennsylvania, 9; Texas, 2
Virginia, 5; Wisconsin /; Michigan, 1. Entire
reliance cannot be placed upon the returns
from Louisiana, nor can it be deducted from
the large number of cases with which that
state is credited that the tendency to hydro
phobia is greater in warm climates than il is
In temperate. 1t is pretty well-established
fact that it is peculiar to ATTITUDES subject to
sudden changes and extremes of heat and
cold,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-14
THRICEi
BY PAUL II. HAYNE.


kissed her with a tender thrill
On brow and lips and loving eyes;
/ kissed her for the beauty born
Within; about her like a morn
Ofsummer when the winds are still,
Dawning, and ever fresh surprise.
II.
Again l kissed her, for the rare
Auroral goodness in her face,
The effiuence of a soul at rest
Beneath her innocent maiden breast
A soul more pure than light or air,
Human, yet touched by angel grace.
III.
kissed her once, i kissed her twice:
Warm, fsrvent, close, those kisses came !;
Bat when / thought, Her heart iii inc
And all her beauteous youth are mine,"
The last fond kias gave her then
Held somewhat of the sacred flame
WherewIth the first of mortal men
Kissed his fair Eue in Paradisei
HarpeF's Bazaar.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-14

George William Curtis conducted the
services in the Clinton Avenue Unitarian
church at New Brighton, Staten Island, on
Sunday morning, and read printed sermon
by Prof. David Swing, of Chicago. The New
York Tribune says the subject of the dis
course was Fellowship between Righteous
ness, or Virtue and Religion" and the text
was from Psalm xviii. :10.-"Thy right hand
is full of righteousness" Mr.. Curtis pre-
faced the reading by this remark: 'In JUS
tice to Mr.. Swing, shall read the sermon as
he wrote it; in justice to myself will say
that he seems to me sometimes unjust 10 the
results OF recent scientific investigation
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-14
NEWS AND CO.

The new Boston directory tontains 49,
$50 names, an increase of O,567 in one
year.
Subscriptions and contributions to the
central college. which it is proposed to es-
tablish in the interior of Asia Minor now
amounts to S26,ls5.02.
DIR. Cuyler insists that the young ladies
should band themselves together on the
platform that mo lips shall touch my lips
that have touched bottle"
A young Japanese lady, who is being edu-
cuted at the collegiate institute of George
town, received four premiums at the COM
mencement, few days ago.
In England they sing now about the Home
Secretary:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-14

1 was standing by Mf. Wilcox, our supern-
tendent, when l saw him jump for the bell
rope and he shouted to me "the last cars
off," / saw them going and made dash for
the brakes. / had just reached the iron
ratings when the Car turned over, but it
landed me OH my fees in the marsh little
shaken, but not hurt. Wilcox had
reached the door and, 1 think,
attempted to jump, but The car crushed him."
Chauncey McCrearv is a brakeman on the
train, and jumped like the baggage master
and was OF hurt. New Haven was full of
the sufferers aud the city was in a state OF
feverish excitement, but my duties called
me to Stony Creek, especial as / thought it
best to see William Beach, the railroad
agent and station master there, who is the
man charged nv thr coroner jury with be-
ing the eau : ais sorrow in so many
bones. | found h'nn, and give his story in
his own words VIII premise by saying that
Beach is American, of perhaps forty
years of age, married, with one child. He
looks like temperate man and has a snug
little house, In which he resides, opposite to
the railway office. Beach said: al have
been in the employ of the company ten
years, and at this place four years. / am a
teetotaler, a temperance man. attend
to the duties Of station master. can
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-19

Bulletin Srancais iort9l'
Ter iel9enoe 8s9ipenbeo, lem tan
tjene til Ncpariel for Maa9e. ~Sor.
rise Scnbas itee en- Game iom bapos
tilbrast Sa9sn paa 9ancet % Der
plutfst Jig en- itor 8lomltsrbnfst,
iammen meb lit ire Glars 9amle
Barn IND / 8atiuons Omnibus for
at psnbs tilbass til Yaris. Barnet
iom lao / Mobaens Sflcb ialrt
mart / orb Conn. Sets Stiuins
ipntss nogle al De Msorellenoe far.
li9, 8arusts Sopec laa paa Blonl'
itcrns. Mooeren bcrte BOO life paa
bsrss 8smHrfniuosr; men buem fan
beifrips hsnbss Sfref ba bun, icet
bun ifal itise no, upoassr, at Oct
fun er 8arnsts Iipleie 9cQeme, lom
bun boIcer omfattst; Barnet bar
blspet bebepet % br0bt AZ Den lt9rte
8Iomiterhnft.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-19
NDbcbcr.

anlees for afluttet. Sragten % Sp'
rer bar pGrst iaa Iaue, lapere END
De nossntio bar pGret paa mango
Mar; Saparierne bar talrige % fore,
% mango Menneifelip gift tabt. st
SrGf af Snteresie peo Stibsfarten
forrise @ar bar, at 3 Sartsier afsif
fra Chicago birefte til europa. st
af bisie Sfibe leo Sapari paa Gil.
basersiien % matte psnpe tilbase
til Sort, Srlano, bpor BET MI Iisaer
unosr 8eparation. Set ferite Sfib,
iOm bar 9aat fra Snrieerne oper
$aust, u~bisnbtes 1849 ira Detroit,
@fih.; isnsre bar 105 Sarteisr 9iort
ilige &eiier. Mf bisie bar 2 fra
Bergen, Be eneite ellropeiifs, Tom bar
popet Den LANCE Ssilaos, Der oIens
fan furetaSes al fOrbolosuis imaa
.Sartcier.
- Gfterretninaerne fra @albiue.
ton pe9er / Den Ietnins, at bpsrfen
Saro Wonep.W Unoene eler Yapir.
pense 0ibberns bar Minst euer Mfob.
til at gisnnemiere nuBen Hnanticl
TefOrm al 8siDpning.
Song &aIafaua msb Selge
fom fOrri9e 9eroag PED Wiooa9stib
til @aibin9ton. San bleo meot
nOsle NRll uoenfor Bpen peo Ssfre.
ter Silt % andre GmbsbsmGn0, Der
Der irembar for &on9sn Grants &el.
fOmitbilieu, Sa 3renet onfom til
Sernbaneospotet i Sopepltacen, bar
Der forlamlet ltore Sfarer AT 5illfu
ere.
8arlanos Irfanias 2ssisIatur
bar moota9st en- COP, ifslse buiIfen
Sal9 al SfoIelanb, Der unber Sp.
rgrsfrissn betaltes meo Yense, lom
bar np9iust al Sprprsresierlnsen,
ifal bore splbig % berpeo fommsr
SfOleiOnoet til at tabe ltore GUNNER.
Sra Chippewa Sails, @ls,.
meboelss, at BET ferite Sren mslem
gD % gou Glaire pusiereos opsr
Den npe 8ane i9aar. 8anen sr 2
gil lang % er anla9t al &apitaIi'
iter, i Spibien for builfe itaar Gr.
&ics' 8uusrupr Youno.
- Sm Mitensn Den 1Ooe Sscbr.
81 104 merfeoes / bsn eprs Del al
Stem SOrf % lanss S%uoionHoben Ell
SOrorpitslir. Ssiaa fra Connection!
bsrettss ON ct fraftist Steo, Der
. braste Tinouerne til at fllrre.
= s 0ppituminifitutst i Sprins.
FIELD, ST., er Der for nerpersnps 341
gleusr. 8 Statsns Siupslpsebospi.
tai, Sad onpiue, er Ala UNDER Qe.
9ebebanolin9 % 103 Ysrioner Sfo.
len for Bgrn meo iua9e Manesepner.
= Sra @aibinston bsrstt,s 3. 12ts
Tscbr.. at Song OaUio &ulafuua er
ips % maa itapis boloe Senseu.
San bar 81 funnel moota9e no9sn,
men bpis bans Sslbrso tillabsr Bet
oil @rant aflG99e bam ct 8sie9.
- Spintila9tsrne i Gbicaso bar
iiosn lite @Opbr. ilusIst 75l,755
Spin.
- Manse Sfibs sr inbfrosns pao
GATE Snperior. SlsmfOmne Matro.
Ter fortWller, at Sien er 10 q 10
CONNER ipf, % at %sirst Der er
or me9el tOlbt.
- 9anoets SanbslsHaobe baube
psb Mioiommertic en- StU9tisbsp al
4,600, 700 Cons. bpllfst er 1O4, coo
mere END / Slutnin9sn al SUM- for.
ri9e Qar. "a Sarlpisr. boorai 30
Sampsrc er / S~Oloopipnets 3lenslts.
9anbst bar 2004 MaIionalbanfsr,
bpis iamIehe &upital nosler s490..
7eb10l iomt Reiprnpfouh iii Hplph
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-19


pebes Bern | Snoiana blspne noe.
fra Statens Sfolsr. Sli9t
oil upilfaarlis leoe til llaoertrptfslIe
os Gacsbab. s ilere Sfoler er ale'
tebe Den f%oruetebe STAGES 8prn blei.
ne iassos paa Yorten, % Der er MI
noiistsr for be 8ortuiite til at
oslastis9lcres SpIpsninsens Sober,
oeriom peres Sorelcre Ell er rise not
til at lsie Yripatlerere. Ser CT
utpipliomt en- Sage ueo bin Spielte.
rets gra9tuin9.
- Irriiosnt 8rant bar uonrpnt
8sn Moron fra Yeniplpanien til
Miniiter / 8ortusal.
- gn Sloebrano cbelasbe Den
1Ocs bs. Yoitfontoret % Here 6or'
rstninssbpsninser Sarlsn, Georgia.
Sf0Qe S0U, UuU.
- uIopnpsri;t i 8ulbioro sr MI
itanoiet for @Interen.
= 8uenos Mprcs, 12tc Stchr.
Spreret / Nr9sntina or snrt, o. Ne.
9"ierln9cn bar tiIitaact Mmnel!i for
ollie politiife Sorbrnhsller.
= Berlin, l2tc Sccbr. Scrbprst
ooer @rsp Nrmjn nntages at oil
blipe snbt ~eritfommcnoe SnSon9.
Oct sn9ellfe Yarliament tr9.
Der lammen i9len f~DritfOmmenre ste
Sebruar.
- Den pslbsfienote 8runbI0s9sr
at GorncQs llnipsrIitet, G;ra Cornell
or beo, bpormso Nmsrita bar tabt
Ell al fine eoIeits % melt ~Osl9iersnos
Bor9ere.
Ii Den pcriilfe Sbaes Sa9boa
fra bans guropotur bcbupes Der en-
at s. g. Gepbonis ~nrarbsiot, iulp.
itenois en9elif Susriattslie,
- Sra Cairo / @appten bsrcttes,
at So9ttaStllsn al Ylanstsn @enus's
Sang forbi Sollfiusn er lpttso,s
messt 9obt paa StatiOnerne ueo Ma.
tatteu, Cues % 5bsben.
- Sra ct. Y%stersburs bersttss,
at Sastta9elierne al %enus's Sang
opsr SOlltiucn er mlslpffst / flcre
ruiilfe Steosr.
Sra be rusiiife Sorpoiter i
Wsusmaiien sr inoIebsn gftsrretnin.
ON, at Den fctite ruiilfe Sanbelsfa.
ropane, iom pro9 slsnnsm bisis ggne,
IbffeIi9 er anfOmmen til Yropinpisn
&borolar.
- Sen bcflenbte frantic Static.
nolilt Nenan er fOrtiben ipsieliat msp
uoarbtibsll en- al bet ste Blnb At lit
ltOre SUrt ON 8riitenoommsus Sp.
rinoslle, oa Suitet al ga Site @nti.
que, bar o~fiIuttet en- SremitiQins i
to 8ino Of BET %ieuoaIe Spitsm.
WentifiDsH er Naprst paa ct
sanfe iinorist Npparat. Der sr fon.
i~trueret al Sr. SOfns Sitter til Get.
teIie pso Smi9tnin9 al 8j9smpnt
til &ronempnt % omusnet.
- Mslsm Sbpborrn % Nerrs.
luueer bar Sapet unber iioite Storm.
Hoo / Sanmarf brrlot en- np &anal
IND til Eimii0rosn.
Gen bronninsbebts ipenifs 8b
lllrifbamn bar anorn9tt Dos 8seie.
rinsen ON at iaa ombptte lit nupG.
renbe Napn nSo bet 9amle Yose.
iuno.
- Inbers Sdinbsr, Den o0iaa /
NorGe bsfienote itOfbolmife Ballet.
meter uso bet fonselise 5bsatsr, sr
900.
- Sra Berlin bersttes, at Geonf.
teren 0f bet ultramontane glab "0er.
mania. Wfciunfe, er irnsilet % be.
ifplres for SHentlisaierelie al Up.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-19
DEBORAH
IutbDriicrct &ap.$fOO 900,
Vcrretnir9slcfale iammen meb
'IaS- NATIONAL BANK / Setcrlb.

Grunolagt al GapitaIIiter / 9sco.
rab for at oripe Ell o~rncntIia Spa.
rebanf'S Orretnins. Snoifuo ira cn
Dollar % opao mpbtn9ss. Hentcr
bsioIes, o. Gcutes 9icnte for bucr
8 WaancO, i~aaIsngs YcnSeue bllOs
llaaenoe | Bonfsn. Mun fan life
erboloe Henter paa en- i~ifrers sQer
beore Waabs, busrfsn al imaa elsr
tore summer, emo peb at inpirtis
Dem / oenne Sparebanf. 81 bar
en- norlf Wctlent, Der lGlaer for Cs
Easlager=S ilcttcr for WHITE STAR
ylnien % ulle anore uomerfsos Samp
og Stilifibslinier til os fra oIls
l%tanolnaOrrte 9aUne, o9iaa Tcrlcr
paa ollie De beoite Banter / be ltan.
olnapilfe 3anbe.
Srnitces us Gcfcrcutcs:
Is. Is. Sifsrman. >. y. Sbrmpicn.
u. grabiib. o. @cbiden. @. NJ.
Watteicn. - rcf. {. garien. @ep. y.
Rcren. Scn. g. 3. Qcmmen, 9r. ga.
&asicrer. s.. 9. Sclber9 @ ale andre
Sfancinaper / Seccrab.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-19

Seq bar n9lis inbrettet ct ncris So.
tel | Seerrab, bppr &eilenNe til ale 81.
Der pl VnHe srre Sen9c % fraftia 8rit,
90 oil altiN blipe rerelist CO srct Re.
banNlere. Safe Srarpere Yiies Ipeciel
Spmarficmbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1874-12-19
Sill Sal9s.

Sn ubmGrtct Sarm, iicr $40 Itrcs,
Ilt lnc9jGreet GO 9cot cpoNrfct, mec
MT Nrame9us, Sc9bus, @rdnerN 90
StalebN9ntn9sr, b~cli9Scute / WtiItt1lr9
Scwn'bip, / Sect'rn DC. | % II,
Mile elt IRA SsNdu, pil Rive iclat IN
9elbep eller YurceHer, til Sjeterens
Setpemmeli9bep. Si9elebes 10 Acres
StoSl1ne. Alt paa gore &onbiticner.
MAN beba9e at benpcnee l9 til uneers
te9nese, Der beer paa Stebst.
10 u. q. Butler.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05
rOLITICdL.
STATE CONVENTION.

rI,1IE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
4 the Democratic and Liberal Party met at
pursuant to cali: The following appportions
mcnt Of delegates to the State Convention was
nd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05
An ACCOMMODATING EDITOR.

\ local editor in Pckin, Illinois, in
trotu"cd himself to the public a few
days ago as follows:
Sensational, distressing details Of re-
voting murders and shocking sui
cdes respectfully solicited. Bible
class presentations and ministerial
donation par. les will be "donc' with
prompincss and dispatch. Keno
hanks and their operations made II
specially. Accurate reports of sun
day school anniversaries guaranteed.
The local will checrfuly walk SEVEN
teen miles after Sunday school to see
and report Il prize fight. Funerals
and all other melancholy occasions
written up in Il manner to challenge
admiration. 1!or>e-races reported III
the highest style of the rcportorial att.
domestic broil> AMI coniu@al intelicI-
ties sought for with Entirng avidity.
Police Court rrocccdings.and sermons
reported in Il manner well calculated
To astoniSh The prisoner, magistrate
and preacher. Prompt paving Sub
Acrbers and good advertisers, when
stricken with mortal Illness, will be
checri'ully interviewed, when lying at
Deaths door, with Wow to obtaining
obituary items. and the greatest pleas
ure will he taken in exposing your
private affairs to the critical gaze of an
interesting public.
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Total number of mem bcfs Of convention. =. l5j
On motion, a Convention Of the party was
called, 10 bo held at Carson City on the 2Sth
day Of September, 1874.
On motion. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Resolved. That we recommend to tho variz
ous Democratic and Liberal County Commits
tees of the State of Nevada to appoint prinn-
ry meetings for the election of delegates to the
State and County Conventions in accordance
with the abov" apportionnrnt.
Resolved, That cheap transportation for
both articles of consumption here aud 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 law by our next Legislature regu-
latns he tariff of fralroad!rcishts and fares on
road. in this state. preventing unjust tliscrim-
ination, thus reducing the cost of living for
our miners and laborrrs, and keeping the
money amongst us in legitimate trade. instead
OF sending it into the vaults of railroad COM
panics.
Resolved. That we are in favor Of taxing
the property of railroad companies the same
rs other property, and that the property If
railroad companies should be assessed rs near
its actual cash value as other property isnow
assessed,
Resolved. That all voters who are in favor
of the foregoing rcso utions, and opposed to
the administration 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 calnrnign in Nc
yada. J.T. RlDRDEN,
Chairman pro tom.
NJ. S. BoNNIriHLr. Secretary pro TEN.
,x.sbl- -
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CAUTlON!

VNlE STRIP OF LAND LYING NORTH
L OF the Eureka Consolidated Company's
furnaces has been unlawt,iily taken possess
sion of during my absence. All persons are
from FRANK WAY cr any other party save
tho undersigned NJ. d. BARTLETT.
Agent Of |. Z. HATrM,N.
Eureka. Jaiy l.. 1874. iyI'-t
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Public Notice.

NJ NEHS AND ALL OTHERS AEE
4Nl hereby notified tia. tie Basye Con>oli-
dated Mining Company Limited will not be
responsible tor payment OF LABOR or material
furnished to parties having contracts or
agreements to work on any It the Comran.'s
lnnes in PiEto. Secret tanyen, or elsewhere
in Eureka county. JOIN Il. NJ, Kl'Hf,
Snrcrin. .nient
Eureka. New, October :. ls7s os:i
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WAR IN THE MOD0C CAMP.
How ..Old Shcepy'' AYcrtci the Full
Gil,mcnt Of .s Blind Buck's'
lsrOplleSy.

From the Yrela tnion,l
"Old Sleepy" and .Old Blind Buck"
were two OF the Modocs left Oh the
borders of Klamath Lake, when the
rest of the tribe We're removed east of
the Rocky Mountains. Last Spring IL
daughter of '.Shccpy" died. About two
months ago his wife died also. Since
then his child has been sick and Liable
to die any day. 1t seems "Old Blind
Buck" who set up claims to being
"Doctor," and who was not very cor
dial in his friendship for ''Shcepy,"
said IN one of his pythonic fits,
"Si,ecpy's daughter is dead; Shecpy's
wife is dead; Sheepy's child is sick and
nearly ready to die; Old Sleepy will
soon die; all Sheepy's folks will soon
bc dead" An Indian boy, who stood
by and heard the prophecy, hastened
what "Old Blind Buck" had said. ON
Thursday, the 10Th instant, Sleepy
took down his faithful old rifle, and
Walking over to "Old Blind Bucks"
wickiup, put Il bullet through him, dis
patching the soul of his enemy to the
'.happy hunting grounds
J. 4. Fairchild, who is our inform
ant, supposes that ''Shccpy,' recogniz-
ing the old blind Indian as Il "Doctor,"
uScribeu to his supernatural powers
the misfortunes that had already be-
fallen his family; and regarded
the uttcrance. with which he was
credited by the Indian boy, as declafa-
tion of Il purpose to in!licl still further
evils on him. TO prevent the intliction
of these, or in revenge for those he
lad already suffered, he resolved to
put his enemy out Of the way. The
Indians are very superstltious, and are
controlled in many things by their fear
of the powers believed to be possessed
bv the Doctor"
"Old Sleepy" has been an Indian
OF mark in his day, renowned both as
II warrior and a hunter. lie has fre-
uuently told the whiie of the part he
has ac.cd in the teudS of the ModocS
with surrounding tribes, and particu
larly with the Pit Rivers. Ii he We're
an active participant i'll the massacre OF
while Immigrants 10y the Modocs, as
hc probably was, he has prudently, in
his communicative moods with the
whites, kept this part OF his history
locked in his bosom. For many Years
past he has lived with his OWN family
pretty much separate from the balance
of the tribe. lie always refused to
recognize Captain Jack aS Il chief, and
ptrsistcntly stood aloof from the enter
Iri>cs in whici, that schencr, backed
by his followers, was from time to
engaged.
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a, O. Ell.

fltIlE 4. q. II. meat every first and third
SATURDAY EVENING of each month.
nj s o'oclnck. at the corner Of Clark and
Monroe streets. until further notiee.
Tlio>. HALEY fresider'.
JEREMIAH StLLiy AZ, Secretary. att
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4 FURNISHED HOUSE WITH "A
N lot. situated on Paul street. A de-E
sirablc residence. Size Of lot. 81. NlU tcot.
For particulars inquire on the premises Of
Di-t. E.t. ARNOLD.
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K, A. u. 3.

DEGULAR MEETINGS oF DAOD-ISHE
al odd Fellows Hall every NJ. NDAY EVEN
ING. Special meetings. ut the call of the
:. Il. :. sir knights of sister retreats in
good standing are cordially in, tied tn attend.
:. +. KELLY, ). ii. :.
BENJ. e. LEVY, Recorder. jei
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POLITICAL.
POLITICAL,
DH16oCRATIC
County Convention! !

AT 4 MEETING nF THE DEMOCRATIC
n County Central Committee. held at the
office Of the Justice of the Peace in Eureka,
on the I'D day of August, 1871. it was unani-
n0usly
Resolved. That the County Convention Of
the Democratic and Liberal party oi Eureka
county. be held at Eureka, on the 2fst day OF
September, 1874, for the purpose OF clccting
nominating candidates for Towns hip and
County officers, and Of organizing the party
for the campaign.
Resolved. That the PRIMARY election for
on the 18th of Scptcmb Der, the polls to be open
from 10 A. n. to6 I'm. Ruby Hill excepted
thcrcirom. where they will be open from II
a. NJ. to 9r. NJ.
tionncnt of representation: that the polls be
held at the places named: and that the Dem.
ocratic voters Of each precinct are requested
to organize a-d appoint Judges.
Resolved, That the Judges OF Election in
the various precincts are requested to for
ward the returns without delay. to tho Sccrc-
tary Of this committee.
Fish Creek, enc Delegate, polls at Fem
stermaker's.
Spring Valley, ono Dclesat-. polls at
Dukcr's.
Roberts Creek ,onc Delegate. polls at Lcw-
is Ranch.
Cortcz, one Delegate polls at Fitygerald's.
Bcowawc, one Delegate, polls at -
PaliSadu, three Delegates, polls at Hen
lcy's.
Chimncys, ono Delegate, polls Mt Station.
Eureka, a,twrity.fivc Delegates, polls ut Hook
and Ladder Company's building.
Ruby Hill. eight delegates. polls ut Col
mons.
Prosrcct Mountain, two Delegates, polls at
Connolly Mine.
Secret Canyon. tlircc Delegates. polls at
George Gardncr's.
Pinto, one Delegate. polls at Fishs Hotel.
Fau!hner's Ranch, one Delegate, polls ut
Faulknrr's.
Sulphur station, ono Delegate. polls at Sell
kirk's.
Resolved, That we heartily indorse the
patriotic sentiments cnunciatcd by til" State
Central Committee of the Democratic and
Liberal party: and that we invite the co-op-
Grafton 4f ali honest men IN an effort to Sc;
County affairs.
". :. kEYES, Chairman.
SELpES lIETZrL, Secretary. au2itd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRAl committee.

At 4 MEETING OF TIE UNION PIE.
IA publican State Central Committee. held
III Virginia City. June -, 1874, it was
Resolved, That II State Convention Of tho
Union Republican party be held at Winnc-
mucca. on Thursday. September -. 1874. to
nominate candidates for the following officers.
to-wit:
Governor. Lieutenant Governor. Ecprc-
sentative in Congress. two Justices of the SUI
prcme Court Uong and short terms Sccrc-
iary of State, Attorney General, Treasurer of
State. Controller of State. Surveyor General,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, State
Mineralogist, Clerk Of the supreme Court.
State Printer. and State Central Committoe,
and for the transaction of such other busi-
ness as shall properly come before the Con-
vcntion.
Resolved. That each county be entitled to
one delegate AT large. one for each 100 votes
and one for each fraction over - votes east
for j. W. lIaincS, Presidential Eicctor. at the
general election of lS12.
Resolved. That the test to be required Of all
voters at the primary elections Of the party
shall be: First Ar. you citizen nt tho
United states and the state Of Nevada. or
will yoa be a lawinl voter at the ensuing clcc-
tion" Sccund-N i'll YOU support the non-
hess of the Republican state and County
Convention at the next election:
Resolved, That the several county commit
tees be recommended TO atopt such oti.r
means and tcsts as may seem to them noccS.
Sary to the promotion Of purity ard fairness
at the primaries.
Delegates are apportioncd to the several
counties AS follows:
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