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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-03
APPLICATIONS FoR PATEn
NOTICE no. ssa.
.r..... u. q, 6srysy Ne. lee.

TT q. LAND oyvIcB, CARSON Cfrr.
", Nevada, February 10, is16.--Notics 10
heesby kvsn thst Jobs Rysp, whose Hostsnies
Aed.ess = q Cold Hi, 10 Storey eeuniy. st.ts
o Ss.s sssss s. s.S ss: sn sssS az al; s.
he Consteek Lods, Bearing gsld and silver,
witA seffses Ercgnd. ecntsining v y ioc serss,
enhessins d: top os apsx p said ode. efi.
eislly suyvsysd lad designated ~ U. .. Survey
az. nosss ;tss:sf G s2s sss:
ma sGidiss. In ths .dea nm nisine iDIs.
dsscfibsd e 70 neles And bounds At tho suffAee
b ~ plai md hsid notes On hls In this once
Of 0oH csayon. sSosi itS feet. nsrtSssstsriy
non The old Pioneer Pountry. .apd sbout 80 tcst
southsriy hon TIE Lady Wsshiugtou heistisg
vosts, sad ruaping rom sAld Ppst No. aorth
s.s = Ss:; ss. We: s S ~ - g s rs's 8 r..
thence nerth u degrees % Iuinntss sastsuo frt
70 Post No. q; thesss south u degrees east ~
fsst 70 Post No. q; thsses south 10 degrees
east 80 fsst 70 Post No. :, and thence south
70 tsgrses . piautss west - feet 70 Pcst No.
- Ds,. sfss'SSi. 2 sS1':,S,ns 1a,s.s y es ta@
tss ssr,diss, magnetic ssiiauoS isN dssrsss
N. ssid Pee. No. :. the Ju.tiss hol:.i.s
yyrf1, bsaf south ~ deglsss. wet; tho. Lady
MnnntnXto4 notG<Ix Nofx9 1o4r 1ortn IN
tsgrsss wseI ne Nv Yssk bolstine works
b. Q. Slrvsy No. g, Aha oorpsny. bear souih
iodserSss sasei distnt y fsst, sad the quar.
lssssstioa esrlss On Ne soath line OF ssetion
ays " n te.nsaiP ,!.tss. Gsl nsHh. Hnss
tsars frsa ssiA Rost No. ., soath, twenty -stght
On dserees sase distant thirtssa kundrsd AID
ssvsnty QeJo) fssk the said Pod No. Of this
nmpei elain, SstsE idsniesi With rs,s No.
safvsy Ne. %. he said lods snd sarhes grousd
Ssrsby dsscrlbsd y y, 8, Ssrysy No. 10. AID
located and taken up q De Memphis Company,
q pagss 10 ss1 10 q Bosk B, II fffS.snptisns
as6 Lsessises, BssFey 0ossty hssords, kspt at
tSs ollos ef ths Coeuty. Recorder o. Virginia
oily. Nevada; the gsid Nsnphis Calm, o. U.
-, iciss Soasdsd % ne ssst Sy he ANA
Sisn. c.iI; 2, Y; :: = "a ssrvs, Ne 81 s.a !,
Company, o. y. Q. sarysy No. o.; the lode
herein applied fos. sxtsnelsG i,soo feet nerth.
sriy hon the southern boundary line OF sid
HcapSIs Gain o. U. o. survey No. 100; refer.
snes lshsrsby made 70 the pal and held notes,
On ~ IN this of1cs. md 70 the plat posted upon
~ elain fos fsrthss dssehptioa thsseof.
- a ADoLPHUB WAirz, Register.
Heyt, sssn . Mckee. Aitorneys, ss1 Pr.
NV ..H|HH HfHH IL. Na.a.
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A Baby Story.

Another romantic baby epis.ls-, Tho
story comes from st. Josephs this time.
A lady closely vsiled visits u lonely negro
woman living in o back shsnty. The
woman Is good soul; was slave once;
now washes for living. and everybody
calls her "Aunty." Probably the lady
had some previous knowledge Of her.
Lady asks the woman TO do her q favor.
u is secret. She wants little child
taksn care Of for two or three weeks.
She will bring the child in week, and
leave money for its maintenance. Wo-
man agrees TO the proposition. Lady
comes In an omnibus on time. with child
In her arms. aud her face still deeply
vsiled. She hurries 10 the woman's
lowly sbode via an alley, hands baby to
the woman, gives her a roll OF money
and leaves a. rapidly N sho came. No
note. NO tag ON tho baby. Red head.
delicate maks, blue eyes. and boy.
Tho lady has gone whirling in tho great
world. carrying memory and thought
with her which no one viii ever suspect.
The woman Is very fond and proud Of
the boy. Says she don't want anybody
10 ever claim him. and means to make q
great man OF him some day. This IN
terest in tho little one may console the
mother wherever may be her hiding
place. ......,...r..ra
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WOOD T. WOOD I
me- WsPAPER pr Ess
~ FOR sALEi

A .ssLEsDII vAsHixcroE PnIss.
ss.sss u: soH s. IT hSt ,;s; sos
CASH, together with rofler and sppurte.
nanoss. kvsrything IN complete WORKING OF.
Der. Apply at the once ofths -
Eaa st- GOLD MIL NEWS,
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NOTICE.

TO Z, n. COLLINS AND JOSHUA MITCH.
ELL; Yoa and each sf ytu will please
take notice - coeupers, that ws, the usdsr.
signed. part owners Of that certain nilinf
claim sad lode known - the Mltehsli hisinf
uompauy's claim. situated In the Cold Hin
Mining District. 10 the county OF Storey, State
Of Nevada. have expended the sum sf Sig
Hundred and Nipsty y.eieht Dollars n labor
and improvements upon saif claim. prisr y The
fnt tay Of January. A. d. is13: thai the pro-
portion ef expenditures made - Aforesaid, dus
from each q yoa respectively, 70 Tie under
signed. u - follows, to.wit:
r o !s T. cS',ns M,,ns:,, SM',,,nnss.::,i,'''..'.........ss ~
You and each OF yoa are further nosifsd,
that ws. ths underigpsd, demand the imnS-
diats psyment thsresf. and that In case roc
Ill % rsfuss 70 pay the respective sncsns sst
oss Of the undsfylgssd. at he ofles, Ne. II
South O stsset, vlEinia, NsysAa, tsl6fs tSS
sxpirstion Of ninety days nom the date e. tSil
soiies. youf iItSrssts IN he said Hiieksii C5ss
pany's elain viz, by opsrstioa Of hH. bssoaS
the propefty Of Tie underignsd b. Z. Ysvisf
end ysssph Ransdsli, uhs nAds he sajl n.
psnditurSs on sald claim.
II. Il. FOWLER.
io-. -.o. JoeKPn RANeDELL.
Gold Hill. March lTsi6lb nhiT NAG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-03

Tux other day when the brass bands
we're out. and just as tho man Who
blows the big four-horse horn was rails
ing ii up to commence blowing. a vo-
man nudgcl his elbow. Ho looked
around in great surprise. and she said:
"Beg parding. but haint II awful hard
work TO blow through all O. them turns
and crooksf" He was too mad 10 reply.
- Detroit Free Ir,s.
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,.,on MlSOglLlSEeJS.
| COMBINED COMSTOCK CO.,
Iscsrpsrstss usasr The Laws Of The
aloi Ell ssats sf California.
bsi'all 9! ,is.il
! sniVoia 'lam3 1..E .. I..
enc nillIen Shares OF Five Dollars
'ia''.'ni oDi Each.
,dT .sl-.s sa .7T'-'ai rl..
ri.srnl ci .- g.u .
Full Paid and Unassessable
,04 slarp.rl iasoi arIr .-a- tI
usiiilt -'no.f - g7'.-.uqot irar1
'sRRICE-iei aNsntgonery Street,
y Rooms 10 and n, San Fran.
- sn.l cisco, California.
J. 10 tll 0d ,1n'aIl
iaoaa g1ai s@
'iin'oa'u TRUSTEES
"a J.J. ROBBINS, o. c. NccRAcKEN,
aiw.B. DU VAL, II. v. CLARKE,
VIZ .rf.r r. A. EAKINs.
ag Ir1 Prssident, J. J. ROBBINS.
Secretary. ". .. Du Va.

IN ADDITION TO TT TnE USUAL DeAsp
Y. e 30 S s'ss.sS S2
~, ,os,.., a, M. cor,.,, :. ,,.,.,,
TUE. y pureha:s cs etnerwise, to mine. upon
Sal: q Ss,.d.; and 70 ~o;H and @ ds".i.p y sSs he
same
To provide funds for th,. ,u,no.. .h.,..
vii bs soId al ave dollar esss' ssspd snd ,s.osd
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isALesHs.


"A spls.lid yxNNY LIND rABlRis IN tAs
.sloes, fes Ray.Es;; Also. snsst eosy and eon-
Isi'oass' si's' pssiis z E.inss;,v11YE. nsvY.A u
svse' go. - al'f - ~'
FASHION SALOON!
MAIN STREET. GoLb HILL. 4
,-a toppesiss ~. nsws sass., har
=. DUnARs. P.sSssssss. /.
THIs SALOON u nvrmHY NEW. AND
Ns Btsis. The Sissst DrisAs ef - M 4
BRANDY, WHISKY, -.
ALE, PoRTER, iAoER,l i5
WINES o. ALI KlsDs,
1oBAooo. oIoARs, E,s,
t 'a TWO NEW ii '.a.
BILLIARD TABLE
-. .- ~ n. ss.. os.s I. WV: san
ss WASHINGTON. SALOON
Ne. b ssssA o ssssss, vissssis
MEKRy sTIpREns.
"a ,ssiFRAMx epwARoe, 90
-ts, Frsss.sssrs. ~.
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WHISTLES, lH' ..l'ai e.
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IN srSrHsNs : EDWARDS. |
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|0Eb116E OEt|
A X H. PERSONS HAVING ACCOUNT" At
WEDGE 8AIOOUs
In Maynard,. Block.
ri1 toone,,ts the Bsnk az csiisurnis).
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s;S ne .,. s.:s: so. e :. e' S sssSs sSS s
VS. - -. o.. Fl
-f'.N' = Sn
CIBSoN'S SALOON.
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL.
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AssstAsr ss.siss Lass'''' 4
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| OF CALIFORNIA.
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fssS ssex =. oess i
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-03
sowing AND REAPING


ssv with q esnersus hand.
Psuse not ior toll or pain.
Wear uot through the heat Of sunner;
W.sry not through the cold spring rain;
Rut Usit till the Autumn comes,
Yor Ne shsAvss ofgeado 0sin. 1A
scatter the sssd and fear not.
A tsbls VII - sprsaA; Ng VIZ II
What matter if yea Afs 10 wSeIys fs--Aa
To sat your hard-earnsd bread;
SOW. uhils the sarth 10 oFskso,
For The hungry must b fsd.
sov-vhl,, the sseds srv lying, se@
I'm tns warm earth's bsssm deep. .rar
And your warm tears fall upon II
They win stir In their quiet sleep,
And he green blades rise the quicker,
Psrchanee for thu tsars ysa weep
rhsu sow-for the hours src neetin:.
And the seed must AL. to-day;
And care not what hands shall rcap u,
Or ifyou have passed away,
B~fsrr the waving eofn.helcs,
shall glatAcn The snhsy day. %
N,v--a.d look onward. upward.
Where the starry light sppearv-
Where. ia spite ofthe coward stocotins,
or yeur oun heat Q trembling fssrs,
Yea shall reap In JOY The hArvest ~
You have sown, 10 day. In tsarr.
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.aaASEli zoAaof T~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-03

A HOUSE ON BowKHs' GRADE WITH
A four rooms, Wood House aud Chiekse
House 10 rsar, d offered for sale.
j. ID. ncDONNKLL,
Waichnan at Yellow Jacket Nine.
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CONSUMERS, REMEMBER
.aniEl'
THAT YoU CAN suY AT

DIVE LARGE CANS OF BALTI-
i MORE OYSTERS FOR. Isl 90
4 Cans Of Corn for. 90
Cans Of String Beans for. -. I 90
4 Cans Of Green Peas for. 80. 90
Cans Of Tomatoes. ......... 90
Scans Of Pie Fruit. ........... 90
sLarse Cans Of Table Fruit. -. 90
4 Small Cans OF Table Fruit. 90
Cans Jellies or Jams. ........ I 90
6 Small Cans Of Jslliss or Jams I 90
O Ibs. Best Zants Currans. / 90
3dox. Eggs. ................ j w
100 lbs. Best Flour. ur.............. 10
Tbs. Crushed Sugar. r.......... i 90
8 lbs. Brown sugar. ............ i 90
slbs. Dried Apples. ........... i %
1 Roll Choice Butter. .......... 76
Ihsve constantiy on hand large stock OF
everything In The way Of GROCERIES,. PRO.
VISIONS. BRANDiRs, WINES and Lio.
UoRs.
Croekery and Glassware,
Oils. csnd,es and Tsbls Cutlery,
Mlnins sapplies, silver Plated WaFe,
Plain and Fancy. Chinswsrs, Lamps, Lamp
Chimnsys. ete.
TERMS ToR fHR ABoyH ARTICLES,
81 CASH ON osLIvERr.~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-03
GOLD HILL NEVADA: SATURDAY EVENING APRIL 1875 %
eReOIsIIs, rHovIsIoSs, lte.
N. Sosasos, y IDJiliSsSs!ssee.l I
Cola Riil. San rraneisos
BOSfwlCK & RoBlHSoA. |.

....H - 4 = i. 4.
'l"''-st'-
...,,,v,. .Lunr .a.mah VIZ. ;ra ,r.r...
TAX. I. ".,..,.s
,.orr AND vrsp, AND AL
GOODS PERTAINING 10 THAT
s...,.na LINE. At rm. L0w1I ss"1 ,r.S,.o r.,v
Oils, AND CANDLES, ARk KEPT
ny Us IN LARGE QUANTITIES..
ssos..a. sVos Da.s.lss asn ."a a.a..wass.
wooD.sw..r, .xw.. III r,swa,., s.,,...m. .ro. /.
n.as WE nAyr IN Iusr .l r.orIvRD
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


n DOIyGS OF 4 II RUrE.
p.ssardly Outrage Committee I'm
Pine Valley.
We Yesterday learned the particulars
Of dastardly outrage committed by a
man in Pine valley, between Mineral
Hill and Palisade. Thursday's Elko
ladepcndent contains . full account OF
the affair, and ~ the facts are substan-
tally the same as those gathered from
other sources, We append the article
appearing in that journal, rs follows:
man who gave his name as VIM.
McClare was arrested in Carlin last
night on the charge of having commit
ted q rape upon the person of Mrs.
johanna Schweiters, the wife of Cnas.
N. Schwsiters, at the old Sheep Ranch
in Pine valley, eight miles from Pail
ads. He WAS brought here and lodged
In jail, a. il was feared the indignation
Of ths citizens OF that place, who had
heard Of the outrage, would result in
violence to the prisoner. AT the exam
ination before Justice Taylor this norm
INK the lady, accompanied by her hus
land, appeared in court aud stated
that McClsre came to their place on
bareback Tuesday, and finding none
d! the house except herself and two
ANAL children-her husband being up
in the mountain after imber-com-
msnced by making insulting PROPOSE
TINS 10 the woman, which she indig-
nantly rejected. and finally proceeded
TO The extremity of attempting to force
Der to sccede To his infamous proposal.
Her resistance seemed only to infiams
Dis beastly passion, and ssizing her
aud the two little onces, who clung
10 her dress, threw them upon the
sd' Partially freeing herself from his
grasp by a violent effort, she contin-
ued to resist him with all her strength,
and calling for assistance, until, over
come by fright aud exhaustion, she
Tell IN aswoon. On regaining conscious
nsss, she says McClare WAS still pres
sn1 and attempted To extort from her q
promise that she would keep his con-
auc! . secret. threatening her and her
husbands lives If she should inform
nun OF what had just TRANSFERRED. He
'aeh rode away towards Carlin, from
snlch point he has been driving a team
ml L. M. Hunts,nsn. Some time after
aAer his departure, boy from
'ne ranch Of Mr.. Reins, adjoining.
0ins up on an GRAND to the house,
sua nnding Mr.. Sch wieters In tears, in.
qulted the trouble. After hearing a
ps1'al statement Of the facts he bur.
,sa on and brought assistance from
ae ranch, and upon the arrival of her
aI,,ana' the party started in pursuit
@McClare. He, AFTER hating q short
y cms ~ Stumps' ranch, proceeded to
calln and Vas arrested as stated. Mo.
ssrs admitted making infamous pro-
psa's 70 the lady, but denies having
r'Nseoed to a greater extent. He
.le'na'ided to iail TO await the action
VI Tie Grand Jury.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-10
THE SHOOTING AFFAIR AT
PINTO.

We mentioned in yesterdays issue
that an Italian named Antonio Izwad-
de had been arrested for shooting at a
boy in Pinto. The following are the
circumstance as related by the prose-
cutting witness: Mr.. Stewart and L.
wadde had had considerable trouble
in regard to business matters, and the
feeling existing between them was of
an extremely bitter character. Last
Friday forenoon a boy nine years OF
age, a son Of Mr.. Stewart, who had
been up to an Indian camp near by,
came home aud informed his mother
that he had mel the Italian, who fired
several shots al him with u pistol. The
father of the boy was not AZ home, but
his mother immediately procured a
six-shooter and went alter lzwadde,
whom she arrested aud brought to her
house, where she obliged him to re-
main until the arrival of Cyrus Fish, u
neighbor, who, upon hearing the cir.
cumstances, came into town and hled
u complaint in the Justices Court. A
warrant was issued and placed in the
ha nds of Constable Kelley, who went
to Pinto, arrested defendant, brought
him into town, and delivered him
over to Sheriff Gilmore. An older son
Of Mr.. Stewart asserts that lac distinct
ly heard the shots, and the boy ut
whom the shots are alleged to have
been fired, pointed out to Mr.. Fish .
place in the sagebrush where he said
he saw the Italian hiding something
after tie shooting. Upon going to the
spot Mr.. Fish found = six-shooter
partly buried in the sand. Izwadde,
ON the other hand, stoutly denies
having a pistol in his hand at any
time during that day, aud asserts
that the story Is y fabrication
from beginning to end. He says hat
the pistol found by Mr.. Fish belongs
To him, but that it was stolen from his
cabin several months ago. He was
taken before Justice Beatty yesterday,
when, after entering . plea OF not gull
iy, he WAS placed under bonds OF 5000
W appear for examination next Tues
day al IL o'clock. Not being able to
procure the requisite bail he was CON-
niitted to Jail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-10
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rev. J.
McLain, Pastor. There will be SER
vice at ii o'clock A. M. and 1880 o'clock
P. NJ, Rev. J. G. De La Matyr of6oiat-
ing.
ST. JAMES CHURCH.-Rev. Chas. H.
Marshall, officiating rector. Service
at III o'clock A. M. and 1880 p. M. Sun
day School at 2 p. NJ. Seats free. All are
cordially invited to attend.
ST.. BRENDAN's CHURCH-Rev. j. j.
Hynes, Pastor. Mass at IL A. M,
and Vespers at 1880 P. N.
UNION SABBATH SCHooL-Meets to-
day at II o'clock, at the Presbyterian
church.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-10
TIE ROAD.

" great many people are of the op:n-
wv 'nas the route leading out by the
10y ranch is all that is needed for tho
,"uont travel. 1t Is said to he the
Wv natural road in the State all the
ny" Belmont. 1t will be found by
'ne most preferable for Winter use.
'sppend an article from the Courier
"'ng that the people of Belmont
W ". sallsfied with the Hay Ranch read.
.ppreclats with the Courier the ne
no,, .y % q mail contract TO help sup
nois. oaiiy stage line between the two
i'm There should he coucer of &C
viii oesween Eureka and Belmont,
ssIerencs to the securing of this
nsit;,,oseu mail service. A monster
,a"."i could be easily gotten up here
h.aaaay n would take the matter in
tbs Following are the remarks of
.o me splendid natural road, at pres.
sr,s "Ws'vneled to Eureka, via Stonebarg-
to i" m n ! and Hay Ranch, il said
farhs. ~ iniles-not over los at the
10 NJ u correspondent, writing
an NM, cooper, says by the new road,
arv ~ o. $500 or $1,000 is neces-
mjisss " make assable for teams, Is so
litls now, 1t seems to us, that the
Letw u.aerence OF 10 or even Is miles
b. h.a.ne two routes ought not to
prevs~. '.er Of sufficient importance to
dailv H., .ne Introduction ola "lively
and Eo Of stages between Belmont
one MAJ oka. II q line would pay on
di&Isrsr u would on the other, as the
u0e IN travelling time would be
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-10

THE NEVADA HoTEL.-In the adver-
Using columns of the SENTINEL, un-
der the head Of "New To-day" will
be found the business notice OF the
above new and commodious hotel just
thrown open to the public by the pro-
prietor, Johnny O'Laughlin. The es-
lablishment is situated on North Buel
street, well down towards the terminus
of the Eureka and Palisade Railroad,
and being we'll furnished and equally
we'll kept, should command a large
share of the patronage Of the public.
1t is especially convenient to the smelt-
ing works of the Eureka Consolidated,
and all who are employed at that insti-
tuition, and all others, will find at the
Nevada Hotel all Of the comforts Of .
first-class house.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-10

CHANGE OF BUSINESS. Thomas Murphy,
Bootmaker. has sold his business to his
S MURPHY, the Prize Boot
maker Of the Pacific Coast, who will here
after carry on the business at the old stand,
and hopes tho old customers will continue
their patronage, and the public generally are
invited to give him a call. All who are in
debted TO Thomas Murphy are requested TO
call and settle, and all who have any bills
against him will present them inside Of ten
days, as he then leaves for California. o3-lw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-10

CORK UP.-Chicago has improved on
the invention OF a card inscribed shire
a hail." or "this man was talked to
DEATH" intended for the discourage
ment of professional bores. The pres
ent devicr il q small cork fastened by a
thread to the button-hole. When the
speaker has out-tslked his welcome.
the victim calmly places the cork In
his near ear. We know some people
IN this section who are calculated to
create III unparalleled demand for
corks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-10

LoDeryG-HoUsE.- The San Francisco Lodg-
ing-house, over Cohn Bros store. has been
entirely reftted and ~refurnished. The rooms
are clean and we'll ventilated; the prices
reasonable, and it is the intention of the
present proprietress to so conduct the estab.
iishment as 10 merit q liberal proportion of
I ublic patronage. o5tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-10

but . trif1e. At the same time, il the
people living in the two towns think
best to open out the new route, we will
cheerlully acquiesce. Quicker mail
facilities and less stage travel TO reach
the Central Pacific Railroad is what is
earnestly hoped for by all living here
and bereabout. After all, the secur-
ing OF q daily mail route, connecting
at the most practicable point on the
Eureka & Palisade Railroad, is the first
and most important feature to he con-
sidered. There would be no difficulty
in sta ring and maintaining a lively
daily line" with a mail contract, but
without it there is room for serious
doubt. Petitions should at once be
circulated for signatures, asking the
immediate attention of the Department
at Washington, as also the personal in
huence of our United States Senators
and Representative in Congress in our
behalf.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-10

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S. AsHIN / Bro. to-day received on com
mission 50 dozen handmade hickory Ak
handles. which they retail at 50 cents
each; and wholesale n S. per dozen.
SPLIT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-10

RENovAL--Havins purchased DR.. Lukens'
City Drug Store. l would respectfully an-
nounce that | have on hand q large stock Of
patent medicines, chemicals, stationery,
lamps. chimneys. etc.: all Of which l will sell
at reasonable prices. Prescriptions carefully
compounded. / have an office in the rear of
the store, where | will treat all cases requir-
ing medical or surgical treatment. Special
attention given to chronic cases. Consulta-
ton. free; charges only for medicines. Give
me a call. l.. TERRY, NJ. d.
jyl5.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-10

Rev. Father O'Neil, Of Phoebe, ar
rived in town yesterday afternoon.
w. $. Keyes left on yesterdays
stage for San Francisco.
Matt. Howell, of Tybo, arrived yes
terday morning with his family from
California.
w. c. Mccoy, an old pioneer Of the
Base Range, arrived in town yesterday
from Reveille district.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-10
EUREKA CONSOLIDATED ELECTION

EUREKA CONSOLIDATED ELECTION
The annual election of the Eureka
Consolidated Mining Company takes
place in San Francisco tomorrow
Monday, when the question as to who
shall control its deStinies for the next
year will be definitely settled. The
latest street rumor in this connection
is TO the effect that A. +. Davis IL to be
Superintendent anu that j. w. Brown
will come back as chief accountant OF
the company at this place. We can
not vouch for the authenticity of these
statements and only give them rs mere
rumors
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-10

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Joe Schnei-
der yesterday entered q complaint in
the Justice Court against Robert Jones
for assault and battery. Defendant
was arrested and deposited $50 tor his
appearance on Monday.