Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-03
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field of an attempt at co.oners,;nne me
results of which will be lnoina the
with interest. The Co.operativa Tor
pany of Gold Hill have ;ncoro oom.
% enable It's members to pnrchssa
merchandise and other necessarias aSs
conveniences of life on the mosl f Gnu
orable terms. 1t is proposed 70 omN.
about the middle of October a groo open
provision and mining supply Soy
The capital stock of the coinnanU g.
$4,000 divided into 1000 shares If slns
each. The corporation is to exist Wv
fifteen years, and is to to be m.naae :,
by a board of five trustees. TO be oIea,
ed annually. The present boar I'd 1; y
composed of the following pe-ntlamo.
w. .. Cornell, w. r. Rison, y II
Hazleton, w. II. Smith and r WI
llams. Among the stockholders aro
/. q. Taylor Superintendent Of tSo
Yellow Jackei), II. Donnellv (Fora
man of the Belcher), w. r. smith
Superintendent of the Belcherl. w n
Council, b. +. Hazleton, Tbos' Gar,o'
CHER, q. w. Dorwin, w. X. Rison w
+. Bennett, j. Ramsdell and n WI
liams. Each stockholder, no ma,,ar
how many shares he NAV hold. il au
titled To but one VOTE. Goods will no
purchased for cash in quantity. and
thus. Hhonestly conducted, will enahla
the shareholders to obtain goods az
much lower rates than those which Al /
present prevail.
Stephen s. Harmon who has for
many years past has been engaged in
nftNlnlr Sfnna and xxalt
prominent route from Colorado In Sac.
ramento, died at his post with the reins
III his hands, Thursday about 4 O'Clock.
when ID miles this side of Cornucopia
with the mail coach for Elko. Mr.
Harmon had been afflicted with din.
ease of the heart, and death resulted
in the usual manner. Without anv
alarming symptom, he suddenly sank
back against the other occupant of ths
drivers seat and yielded up his lue
without a struggle. Deceased was a
native of Cold Springs, Michigan. and
was AZ years of age. He leaves a wild.
ow in Elko.
Louis Reinhardt and Ed. Shermur
were Tried yesterday, says the SiIrer
STATE Of the LIST instant. before Justice
Davis on the charge OF selling whisky
to Indians, and found guilty. Charles
Clark, arrested for the same otfense,
plead guilty. Clark is a miner, who
had been on a spree for a few days,
aud what object he could have had in
selling whisky To the Piutes is not eas-
ilv conjectured. 1t certainly could not
nav" e' non gam; ut we're sen
1891 pu's IoiluMs. nt,inaful'
,A! ny III ne Guilty. jah' 1hel-
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ny ."os VIZ pau, anu iNeii''aio. u"s
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~ innrsuas me o"n~soi'ua.eu ,n
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$500" So s o'VpTr PIuu -
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vii roach 81 ooo ooo There are eleven |
DAYS remaining In the company's fiscal
month and The Weld is ALWAYS heaviest
in the last week. when the general
cleanup takes place.
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The superior Goldand SILVER Mih,hs
Company Thursday MED III Ine omce
vi .ne ,ounts n sn.,s Of IL.
cpun.y copy on ineiI NinhoIs Pres.
olpoI','"n nur1" orr,.u =
80. - pat,y + n,ien II.
Nichols. Geo. II. Fowler, Jr.. and Har.
mon Kozminskv. Trustees. Capital,
/ M moo. one hundred thousand