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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-25
Wit and Hum6r.

WEARING off the green-Playing bill
iards.
"GoNE to meet his uncle on his
mothers side" Recent obituary.l
A YOUNG student of quiet disposition
wants to "get bored in private family"
"BAH," said John Henry's hopeful to
a small boy who wanted to whip him ;
"you couldn't lick postage-stamp."
WARM weather helps one to be COOL.
That is, you don't care whether your
neighbor has big woodpile or small
one.
A WISCONSIN Judge has decided that
husband is no relation to his wife.
Then he can be no relation to his mother
in-law.
BROOKLYN has Judge named Judge
Mott, and despite this plain injunction
he keeps right on judging.-DetT'O1
Free Press.
IT requires all woman's self-pOsses-
sion to calmly show her first baby,
hair-ipped one, to an old beau whom
she had Tilted for the sake of her present
husband.
A MAN rushed breathlessly into law
yer's Office in ST. Paul, and, approach
ing the legal luminary, excitedly re-
marked, GA man has tied hoop to my
horses tail ! Can l do anything z"
Yes" replied the attorney "go and
unite ii"
FRESH PBETZEL.s.
The way of the transcriber is hard.
A man on his last legs should walk
with great economy.
There is nothing seductive in the smile
of man who has bad teeth.
A mere street roomer-A man who
generally sleeps on the sidewalk.
The Providence youth who gave his
sweetheart an opera-glass worth $50, and
arriving at the home of the fair one ar
rayed in his visiting harness, with the
intention of sparkling her, received the
following cheerful news from his would
be mother-in-law 4" Mary has gone to
the show with Bill Smith. It's kinder
givin' you away, but she would go.
AN old Highlander, rather fond of his
teddy, was ordered by his physician,
during temporary illness, not to exceed
one ounce of spirits daily. The old
gentleman was dubious about the amount,
and asked his son, school-boy, how
much an ounce was. "Sixteen drachms,"
was the reply. "Sixteen dramS! An
excellent doctor :" replied the High
lander. "Run and tell Donald Nc
lavish and big John to come down the
NIGHT"
All HANG, Chinese laundryman in
Chicago sis translatinp populor SONGS
into "pigeon English. " Here is the
result of his labors on "Comin Thro'
the Rye"
Spose man lun slam-bang font Of gal
Walkee tough lie lye
Spose man make kssee pidgin gal,
What TO ely?
Evly man pickee up some gal,
Speakee all loun' no got mi;
All same lookee 30 eyly gal loun my way
Wakee tough lie I've.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-25

A MAN BAKED TO DEATH.-A dispatch
from Nashville, Tenn, says: John
Woods, colored bartender in saloon
at Christiana, was rescued from burn
ing building at that place, early yester-
day morning, in an insensible condition.
During the day his skin came off, and
death ended his woes at night. His
clothing was not even singed. The only
solution to his curious condition when
rescued is that he was baked, and had
reached the very brink of combustion,
and would have been consumed few
moments later.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-25

THE philosopher of the Boston Post
makes this difference between the sexes
Men get mellow in their cups women
get tight in their corsets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-01-05
Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE

John ESTERLY, HAVING PURCHASED
- all the interest Of p. p. Esterly and +.
l.iegelhuth undor the name of Esterly 4
Riegelhuth, in the business of keeping a sa-
loon and dance house on Buel street, in the
town and county o. Eureka. Nevada, will
hereafter conduct the said business in the
same place.
Eureka, Nevada, Dec. 70. 1874. do
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-01-05
Mining Tax.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the tax on the proceeds of the mines for
the quarter ending Septem Der 30th, 1874, is
now due and payable at my office. and tho
law WITH regard 70 the collection of the same
Will DO strictly enforced.
{. {. WALLACE,
County Assessor Of Eureka County.
Eureka. New, Nov. 18th, 1874. nil
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-01-05
PATENT App ICATIONS
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 264.

U s. LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada. Pee. o, 1874
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THlr
~ John %stocnbar.. whose postofice al
this office a diagram together with a NOTE.
Of application for a patent from tba
United States, under act o. Congress Any,
proved May 10th, 1872, for fifteen HUNDREDS
1900 -lineal feet of the Rescue Lode, the sam.
Running 20 feet northeasterly and 80 fec,
cline. with surface ground 600 feet in width
situated in Pinto Mining District, White lin
county, State of Nevada, and described in tbs
plat and field notes as follows, to wit:
q. 8. Survey. RIO. 40.
Beginning at a post marked Ne. 1, Us.
Survey No. 40" whence the section corne,
Common to Sections No. l and 2, r. IL MI
81 +. and Sections 81 and 81. I. IS N, r.. Il
Post No. /. Survey No. 81, Michigan Lode
bears 5. IL 81 +. i.diS. The center of the
top hill of tho Rescue incline bears n. 6lo ~
4. sos feet. and a cedar tree, I foot in diam.
eter, marked "~i;cscue i. T." bears n, ~
W. 20 feet: thence running y. 4o' L. 1,5o0 feet
thence s. 80 i. 600 feot to post marked "No.a.
U. 5. Survey No. i0;;" thence &. 10" W.. 100
lo;;' and thence N. so W. 600 feet to post No.
L, the place Of beginning, containing 20 66.lC
acres. Courses expressed from tho true
meridian with a magnetic variation Of
This claim is located upon .unsurvcyed
lands and is bounded en- neither end by
any known claimants. The nearest mines
are the Cole X johnson and Duquette.
2ss. of the Pinto district Mining Records, and
II copy OF the notice and plats can DO found
posted at the l,escue Incline upon the lode.
do CYRUS 4. HORN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-01-05
SHERIFF'S SALE,
STATE OF NEVADA, lss

COUNTY OF EUREKA.
sHERIFF's OFFICE. EUREKA COUNTY, NEv.
Eureka, Decem Der 30, 1874.
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT UNDER
l. and by virtue of a decree and foreclosure
anC order of sale of the premises hereinafter
described. duly issued out OF the District
Court OF the sixth judicial District, in and
for the county of Eureka and State Of Neva-
da, filed the 18th day of December, A. b.
1874, in favor of Robert Gibson as plaintiff.
and against Jessie Gibson, Administrative of
the estate of aeob Gibson. deceased. defend
ant. TO satisfy a judgment against said defend
ant. j essle Glbson, administrator ofthe estate
of Jacob Gibson. deceased, for the sum of
hye hundred and twenty dollars and thirty
cents-s5DD -gold coin of the United States,
together with interest at the rate Of ten Der
cent. per annum from the 10Th day of Decem-
Der: A. u. 1874, TILL paid, and taxed costs up
to this date, amounting to forty-six dollars
and thirty-fve consists 35-together with
all costs that may hereafter accrue. to tho
Sheriff of Eureka county directed and TO me
delivered, l:John u. Sullivan, Sheriff Of Eure-
IA county, did, IN manner required by law.
seize and levy upoa as the property of said
defendant, that all and singular the mort
gagged premises mentioned in said decree and
hereinafter described, or SO much thereof as
may be sufficient to raise the amount due to
the plaintiff for the principal and interest
and costs in this suit and expenses of sale.
the following described real property, situat.
cd In the town Of Eureka, county of Eure-
ka, and State OF Nevada, to wit:
Lot 20. y. in the Mcdonald Survey, an adj
dition to the town of Eureka. lying on the
east side OF Spring street. being twenty-five
-25-,teet front on said Spring street by one
hundred-lOO-feet deep, together with all
and singular the tenements, heredita .nents
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in
anywlse appertaining.
And notice is hereby given, that I will sell
safd real property, as aforesaid, at the Court
house Of Eureka county, in the town of Eure-
ka, in said county, on the
Goth day Of January. A. d. 1873,
Between the hours of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and 5
O'Clock P. NJ. to wit: at II o'clock NJ. of said
day: Tho sale Of said real property will in
elude all the right, title and interest of said
defendant in and to the same when said de-
cree became a lien thereon, to wit: the 26th
day Of December, A. D. 1874. Terms of sale,
cash. JOHN u. SULLIVAN
doO-td Sheriff Eureka County.
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NOTICE.

A LII PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE
"A hrm OF Gray * Walrod are requested
to make settlement prior TO January 10 Is35
and save costs of suit. There will be no ex-
cePtion 10 TINS re-a- d23-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-01-05
NOTICE.
EyHENA MINING AND sMELT.

EyEsENA MINING MD SMELT.
IL ing Company. Location of principal place
ton of WORKS, Eureka, Nevada.
Notice.: There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account of
assessment (No. Al levied on tho 9TH day of
posite the names of the respective share
holders, as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-01-05

And in accordance with law. and an order of
the Board of directors, made ON the Sixth
day. CT November, hi, SO many. shares Of
each parcel of s,eh stock az may be ncccssa-
ry, will be sold at public auction at the office
81 tic Conn any, AZ Montgomery street. On
Wednesday. .lae Sixth Fay al Sal,l.
arg. iS1t. at the hour Of twelve o'clock
ST., Of such day, to lay delinquent assess
m"nts thereon. together with etsts of adycr-
Using and EXPENSES IF the safe.
T. l.. BEACH, Secretary.
Office: No. 42i Montgomery street, sksnv
francisco. California. d14
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ASSESSMENT Notice.
JO!te.DGN MHI.E. AND MINING

/ HV4FSaIFNN fEKI4EI MD WANENN
IA eONFAEN. Location of Iiilci-
IA! place OF business, San francis"o, CALI
tornia. NoEicc is hereby given that at a
meeting of the directors, held on thc.th day
of December, 1871, an assessment Of twel-
capital stock o., the corporation. payable on
The tenth dag Of December, 1871, in United
Safes gold coin. to the Secretary at No. -
montgomery Block, city and county Of Sa3
Francisco. California.
Any stock mon mhich this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sixteenth DAY of Jani-
airy. lS7j. will be delinquent, and advertised
fer sale at pnblic auction: and unless paw
ment is made before, will he sold on
tho Eighth day OF February. 1875,
to pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale. JOHN Vi. ICON Il. Secretary.
No. - Montgomery Block. city and county
of san Francisco. California. DIS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-01-05
$500 per Share and no Assessments.

THE TOWN OF NEWARK, NOW BEING
lad ont in Alameda county, Will consist
OF 1000 acres, $50 acres OF. which. will
be divided into se-acre rlats. subdivlded into
one-acre lots l.501 acres into 1000 Town Lots.
each y feet by l5 feet. besides others for
donations to religious and public uscs. "A pub
lie Park OF ~ acres. warehouses. hotels.
dwelling houses. cts, for sale. 70 provide
funds for this enterprise. and to carry out the
pro- ect at once, therawill be offered for sale
1000 shares at $500 each, which will en-
title each shareholder to a one-acre plat and
two town lots and a pro rata interest in all
The payments will be 500 in January, 500
in March. and 500 in May, 1879, and whom
two payments have been made. the remail-
ing property will be pu. up at auction To the
public, and all premiums viii be divided
among the shareholders, and it is believed
will amount TO sufficient to cover the last pay
ment. 1t is the !ght by this co-operation that
every share will double in value in six
months. as the land is PIT in at sl2j per
acre, which is very low for so large a piece OF
land in one body SO near san Francisco.
Persons OF small means will note that they
can here get a homestead complete for
$1,000. and an interest in a live country To-
cation with san Francisco. fEstimates show
that bungalow houses can be erected. con-
tanning parlor. two bedrooms. CLOSETS, kitch-
en-. etc, AT a cost not to exceed 81 1000 each.
and as a sale OF the one-acre plat or the two
town Is Will probably cover the cost of the
land, 1t is easily seen how any person can
have a cheap country home. or pleasant
summer residence, at no great outlay. The
climate is equal to anything in America. and
its benefits cannot but recommend it to in
valids and pleasure-seekers. The distance to
the Warm Sulphur Springs is only six miles.
The soil is unsurpassed in fertility, its prod
ucts not TO be cXcelled. and water is abundant
for every purpose.
No similar enterprise can compete with this
either in cheapness or location. and being en-
fIrntN or the rl,nnaruflVa MAN f1Ir aI1La fn
all, must beretit this community and all out
siders.
For certificates of climate, productions, etc..
mai VI .n. tiopeits, :n" any ilioLiha.loh
of the Association, 4G5 i.3 lali.Ornia
street Easement. sam Francisco.
CHARLES R. PETERS.
d50-lm FOR THE DIRECTORS.
, 1875-07-31
THE WIS.,.
CRAFTSMANSHIP, $50. GR0TX,
Saturday, jelly 3Ist 1875.
@aaEn

In another part OF this paper, our read
ers will have noticed an official advertise
ment from the Inspector of Schools to
the effect that, on Monday the End Of
August next, there will be commenced,
in the "Burgher School" of this town,
u Preparatory Glass for children of both
sexes, from 6 years of age upwards.
Such a class, if efficiently conducted,
as we have no doubt this will be, will
prove highly beneficial to the school and
thereby to the public. The absence of
a place where such preparatory knowledge
can he given as is required for admittance
into the school according to the establish
ed regulations, has long been felt to be a
serious drawback, as was also expressed
the other day in the Council.
Even if it be so-and a glance at the
Budget will probably convince the scepti-
cal-that the hard times from which we
have been suffering for years will prevent
the speedy furtherance Of more extensive
measures, however much wanted, which
require additional expenditure, presuppos-
ing adequate additional taxation or, as We
would say, reductions in other departments,
still measures of improvement such as the
present, wherever feasible, should not be
neglected.
It is to be hoped that the new class
which, in order to exist, must be self-sup-
porting-with the exception of o few dol
lars doled out to it to the end of the pre-
sent year-will receive all the patronage
it will no doubt, be found to deserve in
itself. and cannot but merit as a means to
the end of improving the whole school.
, 1875-07-31
TIE CENTRAL FAC TORIES
OF MARTINIQUE.
From the Sugar CaAe.)
(O Il g y

LAMENTIN Nominal Capital ESQ, 900.
As prescribed in Article IS Of the Statutes
of our Society, | have the honour to present
to you, in the name of your Committee Of
Surveillance, the report on the situation Of
this Company up to the end of the season,
ending 4th August last.
The 1874 season, as you are aware, pre-
s8nted itself under the most unfavoufable
conditions. Whilst exceptional raius interfered
with the working of the factory, diminishing
the density Of the juice, and damaging our
railways (all the more SO, as the latter had
no: had time to settle DOWN, the profits were
atteuuated in a large proportion by the re-
Guoticn of the margin between the price Of
raw sugar (Which is the basis Of the purchase
Of canes and that of usine sugar. On the
other hand, the labour and fuel accounts were
necessarily heavier on account Of the low dem
sity of juice, the difficulties of carriage, and
the irregularity of the market.~ The three new
boilers which only began to work in June,
not being in place in time, also proved a
source of increase in the expenditure of fuel.
Notwithstanding all these exceptional
ly unfavourable circumstances, the
yield of $50 per cent. which was
obtained, is equal, and even supe-
rior, to that of several other faoto-
ries, and the net profits on manufao-
turing account amount tO-.--......aE13,5l1
If we deduct from this figure the loss
caused by the realisation of our
shipments, loss which is represented
by the difference betweea the prioe
involoed and that of sale....s.... 1910
, 1875-07-31
VIEW" Nd ERTISEMEN
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS
TIANSTED'S POST-OFFICE.

Corporal Andersen 2, Miss Ellen Anker,
Miss Franciska Bell, Isaac Breffet, Clar-
ence L. Burnet, Mrs. Maria Crusen, J. De
Sonto, Miss Margaret Dsricks, PhoIest
Dembor, Miss Mary Dontoa, Mrs. Susanah
Francis 2, Miss Cathrine Franklin, Miss
Marian Farril, Richard Franklin, Powlice
Frances, D. Frances, ]. W.. George, t.
Harsen, Sergeant Hansen, Miss L. Jacobs
Albert Joseph, Miss G. James, Miss Jose
phine James 3, Miss Ann James, Premier
lieutenant Kolthoff, WaIdemar Messer,
Ludwig Muller, Pablo Marson, Mrs. Cath
rine Nielsen, Mrs. Doritha Parson, Mrs.
Christein Peterson, John Samuel 2, Miss
Flora Stevens, Mrs. Fanny M. Simpson,
Samuel, Mrs. G. Startling 2, Isaac Thomas,
Waldemar Thomas, Mrs. Tuillet, G. Will
liam, Wagner, Mrs. R. Wink.
Christiansted's Royal Postofice the goth
July 1875.
J. KNUTHSEN.
, 1875-07-31

spoke with such violence that at first he was
supposed to be insane and had premeditated an
assault upon Parliament. Arrangements are
being made for his arrest. He still declines to
apologize and has laid on the table another
violent protest. A great scene is expected on
Thursday.
The river at Peterborough has overlooked
its banks, the water having risen twenty feet
above the usual height and running at a speed
of twenty miles an hour. -Four thousand acres
of land adjoining Earth RI and Demburgh are
under water.
The death is announced of Sir Francis Bond
Head, aged eighty.two.
An assault has been committed upon a Brit
ish subject by the authorities in Panama, for
refusing to supply the town with gas, unless a
long outstanding account against the Govern
ment was paid to the Gas Company.
New YORK, July 26.-The death Of NJ.
Athanase Uoquere the French writer is "a
nounced.
The Cotton Masters have locked out their
operatives at Ashton, Saleybridge, Dukinfeld,
and Mossley.
1t is officially announced that the damage
done by the recent inundations in France
amounts to fifteen millions dollars.
The sailors at Birkenhead have sustained
hF. IIlllJSOll lOF MS recent COnuuCG III us
House of Commons.
In Germany Count Drembeck, his mother.
and her maid have been arrested on
a charge of conspiring to aSsassinate Prince
Frederik William of Prussia.
Count Schouvaloff, the Russian Ambassador
at the Court Of ST. James, has asked to be
recalled in consequence of Mr.. Bourke's asSer-
ton in the Louise of Commons that Russia
had broken the KhiVan treaty.
New York, eth From England it is
stated that thirty Cotton Mills have been
closed in The Oldham district.
The supposed conspiracy to assasSinat6
Prince William Frederick of Prussia, turns out
to be a hoax and is contradicted.
The attitude of Mr.. Plimsoll in the House
of Commons has Won for him a popular sue
cess, and he will withdraw any Objectionable
remarks if the Merchants Slipping Bill passes,
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
New YORK, July 21.-FIour, P barrel,
triple extra, Nav Orleans, $63 to CT. Meal,
per barrel, SAT to $l3. Heavy Mess Pork, per
barrel, $204 Sugars, Crystals, per ID. Sic.
to 93D Fair to Good refining, per ID. 81. to
Sic. English Islands Molasses, per gal. 38c.
to 49c. Premium on Gold 1929 to 1I?3
Exchange, New York and London 4.864.
LONDON, July 27.-Sugars, Demerara Crys-
tails. gas, p. cwt, duty paid Moscovado, TO-,
Cd. p. cwt, duty paid Clayed Havana, No. II.
233. Cd in bond. Demerara Rum, p gal. 25.
Id, in 3bond Trinidad Cocoa, p, cwt 541,
Consols 943 to 9455. Bank of England Ratio
of Discount,''3 p,c G. Rentes III Paris, $3.50 fcs'
Cotton 2.
, 1875-07-31
T E L E G r A M S
ST.. THOMAS STATION.

ST.. THoMxs STATION.
GENERAL Jews.
NEW YORK, 24th.-MY. Plimsoll, in address
ing the House of Commons yesterday on the
Merchants Shipping Bill being abandoned,
, 1875-07-31

we lind a net real revenue OF. RlO.4A1
Unfortunately this sum is al
most entirely absorbed by
The general expenses. 90 900
The repairs and maintenance
of the factory and of the
railways s..ss....... 7f3q
Which ought to be looked on rather "a
a complement of first cost than ga
real repairs.
In a word the accounts of 1874 only
show a balance of 400
Which in its turn will more than pro-.
badly be absorbed by the differences
on shipments not yet realised.
The profit and loss account debited
Win 1726
Resulting from the Company's bust.
ness previous to the present direc-
ton, and credited only with the sum
322
Beng a difference Of -....... 9l,4O4
Having still to support for commission
on loan and renewals 1869
For interest and discount. l.o47
For interest on bonds ssued.... 2SS
Total 92,5O4
Presenting altogether a balance ofloss
vi sE2, 844
In taking into account the unfayorable cir
cumStances attending the season of 1874,
Which for the plant of the factory, and for the
railways, was in reality the opening season,
THIS result will not astonish you, and you will
see no reason for Encouragement for the
future.
Similar unfortunate seasons cannot often
OOOa rnun6 and if Our footorU hoo ooo;n -
encounter the difficulties which have during
the last season blocked our way, we are per-
suaded that, thanks to the Improvement in
our plant, and to the intelIig4ce'of our staff,
we shall be able to overcome them.
The manufacturing plant is all that we could
wish, and is sufficient for the manufacture of
10000 tlerce8 per season. The 1875 crop,
which We estimate at from 5000 to 1000,
gives US great hope.
Lnssly, the railways, which can easily Be-
extended We're it Thought advisable to increase
the output Of the factory, have been carefully
repaired and are in very good order, but We
must expect that their maintenance will form
for many years to come a considerable item
of expenditure.
We have faith in the future Of our factory
no establishment ever united the same clements
Of success. We have confidence also in tho
~NpN'N"NO W nv "'i' AINCEOA NhGil NbR JAf9
put at the head Of our undertaking, ant who 30
unsparingIy deyo!es his energies aud i4.sij-
gence to your interests.
When the pressu, director was appointed ao
stated that, the approximate knowledge which
he hal of the position Of our Company gave him
reason 10 believe that the figure Of 84S0OO,
amount Of the loan voted by the General
Meeting, would be sufficient to cover out
standing debts, and also to meet the expendi.
ture to be made, but it must not be forgotten
that the balance which was then submitted to
the shareholders showed d profit Of. 85,154
Whereas, really, ali accounts being made
up, and all losses compensated, there
was difference i..-...,......... l,42S
Which added TO the sum of. .......... 5,15A
Gives a real deficit of 1857
Which reduced by 50 much the resources of
the new direction if to this we add &c $3.50,
the amour: of bonds issued, but rot yet placed
on the &lst October (lhey have almost all
been so since), we find that the new direction
has been really deprived of a total sum of
&7,957.
Without having recourse to a new loan, the
, 1875-07-31

The canes gave a yield of 6.5s per cent.
1855 tons sugar of all kinds realised. .352,0s2
asa tons sugar of all kinds not realised 1850
l ton of sugar in store....... -. 80