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Responsible Agents Wanted Everywhere
REFER NY pIEMIssIoN 70

hwenNOn, Perkins n Co., New York, Meyer
Weiss Co., New York aud New Orleans; I,
Louis Briggs, Payne 4 Co., John Phelps "
Co., FnlsOm bros, Peel 4 Rold. A, baldwin
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weston Al, Burke, Houston; flosh, Lewis
4 Co., New Orleans j. y. buAby n Co., Nom.
PITS II NJ, Johnson, banker, Shreveport, La.
For further recurrence and full particulars
ana terms FOR tickets, send Tor circulars CIV.
ing full information.
Address the chief manager,
A. a. CLOPTON,
bld2m Jefferson. Texas.
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pngCIAor MASS mEErIN0,

IN another column viii be found u
synopsis ofthe prooeolIngs ofapreolnot
mass meeting held nj Lancaster, on
Saturday last, At which two pre-
clnots arrogaled TO themselves the 0u'
lhOrity 10 represent Dallas county
Tho affair Losses much Of IL Significance,
however, when the fact II taken Into
confederation That the delegates 10 The
meeting were nelf.elected, having
neither been appointed nor elected by
any constituency.
In this "mass meeting m IL was by
courtesy called, the authority OF tho
chairman OF the democratic executive
county committee WIS entirely IL
nored, and the rights Of the majority
Of the democrats Of Dallas county
treated with contempt Whether the
action Of this Wmp meeting II 10 he
recognized by the democracy of Dallas
county, " u question for the people
themselves 10 decide,
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Than q Connecticut river, eau room for
W people Va the hest room N the
house when the hotel IL full, attend 10
tbs Rnnunolal0r, aud answer questions
IN Greek, HEIR W, ChOelaw-Qr any
Otllef polite Language Al the same mo-
manl without inTnhg q hair,
dogs allowed In any room Ia The
hOuse, Including ihe wlhline room
uenilamen can drink, smoke, swear
chew, gamble, stare ~ new arrivals
and Indulge Ia any other Innocent
amusement common ~ watering
places, la any part NJ the hotel, Tie
landlord will always DO happy 10 hear
that some other hotel N "ihe best
house IN the country Special alien-
ton given 10 parlles who can give In
iDrnatlDn ~ 10 chow llleae things are
done Ia YewnpN The proprietor VIII
take II IN q personal ailinnt any
gllesl on leaving should fail % DISPUTE
his bill, tell him that he II u hwlndleIl
his house barn, his table wrelohell
his wines vile, and that he, the guest
WIS never 10 imposed upon Ia his NE
will never stop there again, and means
10 warn his friends,
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DEPARTMENT-TW sU-
PREME COURTS, ONE CIVIL, THE
OrnER CRIMINAL.

a proper reorganization of the judi
dichry will be one of the chief duties
OF the coming constitutional conven-
ton. 1t is principally through this de-
partment that the people practically
appreciate the existence of government
at all, see its workings, and feel Its
daily burdens. The constant holding
of courts In the presence of the people,
and the active participation of every
citizen at one time or another In the
business OF the courts as Jurors, liti-
giants or witnesses, has the effect more
than anything else to teach the great
mass of the people that there are laws
to enforce and a government to support.
And 1t is through this department,
itself n most expensive one, that we
are daily taught by its judgment in
favor Of the revenue collector
against recusant Taxpayers that the
burden of the Government must be
paid. Hence judiciary department ac-
ceptable to the people, imposing as few
burdens rs possible in its own admin
istratlon, embracing a system fully
commensurate with the wants of the
state, and ut the same time, established
with the highest views of economy, is
certainly now the chief desideratum of
the body polite.
Under the present constitution the
number OF the judicial districts has
been largely increased and the salaries
of the Judges much enlarged. We
think there should be some reduction
Ia both these particulars, but we do
not think that the burdens of the Judi
eiaryi rs atpresent organized, sprung
alone from this. We think that the
evil has arisen more from Inefficient
officials, an inefficient administration
OF the system, rather than from the
system itself Slow moving courts,
such as we have had, entailing i'm
mense expenses on all who In any
manner have business In courts, and
who have been compelled personally
to attend from session to session. as |
jnrors, witnesses aud litigants at the
sacrifice, three times year, of valua-
BILE time, the neglect of private bust.
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GRANT did not want the first noml-
nation; yielded to the earnesi sollcila-
ton OF his friends aud accepted the
second, aud II the third II absolutely
necessary for the good Of the country,
why, he win make the sacrifice COM
plete and accept II.
Poor Grant, why can an ungrateiul
country permit him to lay down the
grlevous burden of state, aud TO ret
tire TO some idyllic Arcadia, for which
his soul longs where,
- pdtuir rocuJoms Md tegminG Jdgi'
he could put his Oaten straw 10 the
practical use 10 congenial 10 his soul,
aud cultivate his refined taste for
bull pups and Glsttrottersp AZ
But TO treat the subject with the &C.
robustness IL deserves, we are surprised
10 see that the New York Herald,
which was the first 10 sound the alarm
In regard TO Grants third term aspira-
lions, should speak of his letter ms
"evasive."a no our apprehension,
nothing could be more categorical ;
since he could not have said more
plainly than he does, 81 do not solicit
your suiirages, but should You think
proper to nominate me, | am at your
service.n Hb keH
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MO nhANIrsI.

Every ticket nOl redeemed with u cash
an VIII br received hy he rhlllnnd con-
pany ~ ~ mrr value hlr llip lands donated
w ihr railroad hy lln state ul iuAah,
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The Meeting az Lancaster.
Special correspondence OF the Herald. |
LANCAarER, June Y. lN1l

Special Correspondence OF the Herald.
LANCASTER, June IL, 1873.
In pursuance of the call made by n
number of citizens of this place, for II
meeting of the democracy, large
mum Der assembled at the hall to-day.
Only two precincts We're represented
Nos. | and >. After some discussion
Us to whether the assemblage could be
considered county meeting or not, il
was decided to "take the bull by the
horns,n and proceed to organize.
DR.. ii. j. Molltt was called to the
chair, and j. Z, Son was selected Ms
secretary.
A letter was read from General n. III.
Darnell submitting his name rs Il cam
didate to the district convention to
meet on the 10th.
Several speeches were made by Cap
tain II. A. Rawlins, w. &. Veal and
others, when the meeting came down
to their work by appointing eleven
delegates To the convention of the 10th.
The following are the names:
Precinct No. Ed. &. Bower and
Marion Moon.
Precinct No. IN. p, Everts and
William 5. George.
Precinct No. 81. Il. Coombes and
n. o. McAdams.
Precinct No 4-Thomas l.. Frank
and w. II. Harris.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas d. Coates
and 0. 7. Bowser.
County at large-D. McCaleb.
a resolution was passed authorizing
the delegates who attended on the 10th,
to cast the votes of those who did not
attend; and where any of the precincts
who were not represented to-day had
held primary meetings and had APP
pointed delegates, those so selected,
should he considered the delegates of
this meeting.
After resolution requesting the Ga
zette and The DALLAS HERALD to
publish the proceedings, the meeting
adjourned sine die. Yours,
DEMOCRAT.
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TuR HERALD received last evening,
from the secretary, the proceedings OF
tho ao-called county convention, held
nj Lancaster on Saturday but ~ onI
special correspondent had given w lhe
same, which was published In the
evening edition Of yesterday, aud may
no found In this mornings paper W.
omit Tho OAloLM pr0needInga.
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VINO represented precinct No. !
Dallas aud the country out 10 White
Rock aud north six mica, with at least
twcnly.nvoh hundred democratic votes,
Ia the precinct meeting ~ Lancaster
Give IN u lew of the names and by
whit authority they claimed to repre-
sent twenty-five hundred voters. Tell
VA, also, how long they have been
democrats, and when converted, Was
there more than Que man? lrso who :
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1t is well that there are ono or ,w

III Is wei thht there are one or two
cabinet officers of whom we rarely
hear except In connection with some
measure of reform. This remark NAV
be applied to Postmaster General Jew
ell. lie Is now on the track of the
straw6id contractors who have dis.
graced our postal service in the south
and west and built up great incomes At
the expense Of the government, Mr.
JEWELS policy with q view to the re-
formation of abuses in this matter
seems well considered, and is likely to
go far In the desired direction.
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TUESDAY MORNING JUNE H.
rosrAaE.

peraons mailing single copies OF TlIH
DALLAS DAILY HERALD should bear
In mlnd that ihe paper, VIII wrapper
ready for mailing, Weighs less Than one
ounce, and tbs postage IL hut oNr
ogNT. TnH WEEKLY HERALD weighs
lons than two ounces aud costs Two
GENTS transient postage,
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Two Dollars u Pound Tor Flour.

In the produce exchange yester.
day a bag of twenty pounds of new
Texas -four was sold by auction for
the benefit of the floating hospital
of st. Johns Guild. 1t was knock.
ed down to Charles Spear for forty
dollars New York Sun.
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The following advertisement en-
traordinary appears In the New York
Tribune of n recent date: e

The following advertisement en-
traordinary appears In the New York
Tribune of n recent date:
The Suitem House, Strive n Sweet
proprietors, Saponaceous Springs, New
York.-'rhis hotel has been huilt and
arranged for the special comfort ant
convenience of summer boarders. Or
arrival, each guest will DO asked how
he likes the situation, and If he says
the hotel ought to have been placed
upon the knoll, or farther down toward
the village, the location of the house
will be Immediately changed. Corner
front rooms, up only one flight,
for every guest. Baths, gas, water
closet, hot and cold water laundry,
telegraph, restaurant, fire-alarm, bar
room, daily paper, coupe, sewing ma
chine, grand piano, II clergyman, and
all other modern conveniencesin every
room. Meals every minute II desired,
and consequently no second table.
English, Fren h aud German diction-
aries furnished to every guest to make
up bill OF fare as he may desire, with
out regard TO the bill affair afterward
in the office. Walters of every natioi-
atty and color desired. Every waiter
iurhisheu win a llbretto, button-hole
bouquet iuii dress suits, ball tablets,
anu MS mar parted IN the middle.
Every guest will have the best seats in
the lining-hall and the best waiter in
the house. aaf neHm
Any guest not getting his breakfast
red-hot, or experiencing "A delay of six
teen seconds after giving his order for
dinner, will please meution the fact 10
the office, and the cook and the wait
ers will DO blown nom the mouths Of
cannon, In front of the hotel, at once.
Children will be welcomed with de-
light, and requested To bring hoon.
sticks and haw KEYS to bang lie carval
rosewood furniture especially provided
for that purpose, and pep-tops IN spn
ON the velvet carpet: and thev viii ha
allowed To bang ON the nia1o Mt ali
hours, yell In the halls. slide down The
banisters, fall down stairs, carry away
dessert enough for small family in
their pockets at dnuer, and make
themselves as disagreeable ns the fond
est mother can desire.
WMhing allowed In rooms, and
ladies giving an order To "put me ON a
flat iron,1 win he put on one at any
hour of the day or night. A dis.
Greet waiter, who belongs to the
Miasons, Odd Fellows and Knights of
Pythiis, and who was never Known
even to tell the time of day, has been |
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WAR IN EUHOrE now Ir WAS
ANEHrID,

The following article, which We
translate from the Courier dcH Elnls
Unls, the able organ Of the French
population Of New York, throws some
light upon tho questions AT the head
ofthls article, After nylng Tint the
feeling In Europe II still one of anx-
lefty aud apprehension, and TINT 10
critical are the relations between
France and Germany, that war might
at any day be preciptated, the Courier
contlnnes
"With more light on the subject, II
Is the more clearly shown that the
storm, which has Nst passed over
Europe, was not imaginary, and That
France escaped Il new war, and per.
haps, u new disaster, only by the inter
veilllon Of Russia and England. Tho
explanations Of the Earl of Derby to
the questions Of Lord Russell, In the
house of lords on the 2Othultimo, leave
no doubt of the existence Of danger 10
the peace OF Europe, and of the part
played, in wardipg 1t OIL by the diplo-
macy OF England and Russia.
- 90
30 Thus the imminence Of war grew out
of the fear, on the part of Germany,
that France was preparing to assume
the offensive, and on the part Of
France that Germany did not seriously
entertain these apprehensions. Eng
land having satisfied herself OF the sin
certify of the pacific declarations of
France, and on the other side the real
ity of the apprehensions of Germany,
was enabled to mediate successfully be-
tween the two,
y '1ut itwould I've folly to suppose
that Bismarck has surrendered his de-
signs, or to regard the present situation
in any other light than as II temporary
truce. The only question il, How long
can the war be delayed, by the friend
ly intervention of foreign powers, or 10y
the calm dignity of France? That ii
may last long enough TO enable France
to put herself in good state of defence
is rs much rs can be reasonably asked"
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John r. Earnest, residing five
miles from Weatherford, committed
suicide last wednesday. No cause as
signed. He leaves wife and several
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CASH GIFTS


H. A. ELLIS, Of Fills, liagly y GO,
W NJ, llnrlhun, l'uHldrul National hank,
H. u, utlhblu, re- aidanl CltiAruh' savings
hnuA,
WV, Harper, of uoyuc, Harper Muir
i i, Russell, of lussrll llnincy a GO,
7, NJ lihgly, al Ellls, lingby a 20,
u -, AndrlNun, Secretary Of lllU ANucln'
liunut America,
DE- A, u, tluptOn,
L, q, Annrn, tummlsH0n Merchant
Wnrd Taylor lri Editor Daily aud Weekly
Jlmpluuuiu
Nd, llninoy nj Russell, itnincy \ 60,
H. q, liuguy al u, q, lllglny X CO., Com.
mission Merchants, Galveston,
Tho east Limo and Rcd River railroad ~.
Wclore have adopted lhlg plan for the pur,
pose ~ llHpuslhg ui hu b,lal,OOO acres VI land
aud ~ mako II available Ia building the
road,
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MISUNDERSTANDING purchased DR.. Luken's
City Drug Store, | would respectfully an
nounce that ! have on hand a large stock Of
patent medicines, chemicals, stationery,
lamps, chimneys, etc.; all Of which l will sell
ut reasonable prices. Prescriptions carefully
compounded. | have an Office in the rear of
the store. where | will treat all cases reqmir-
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. ID.
jylj-tf
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Coon STOCK SHEsP FOR SALE.-I have on
hand a flock Of 100 fine stock sheep for sale at
a bargain for cash. The flock can be seen
near the old Trepcn ranch, on the old White
Pine road. four miles north of Eureka. fo.
particulars. apply Mt A. W. Campbelps grain
store, opposite Tho Fast Freisht Office.
jyli-tf A. ". CAMPBELL.
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JEwELRY FOR H MILLIoNs.-We
direct particular attention to the adver-
tisement of Uncle Mannheim under the
head o. "New To-day" He has a mos,
excellent assortment of everything in
his line, and what is more, he proposes
to dispose of the stock at bedrock
prices. Give him a call.
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APPOINTMENT AT MINERAL HILL

APPOINTMENT AT MINERAL HILL
Sheriff Gilmore has appointed Jona-
than Walker Deputy Sheriff for Min
eral Hill and vicinity. The business
men OF hat section are generally con-
WINGED that they owe their allegiance
to Eureka county and have expressed
their willingness o pay their licenses
and taxes to our officers.
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MOCIT'S.
mht

REMEMBER. - The place to buy
clothing and furnishing goods is
al j. Cohn & Bros. They have the
largest and best selected stock in East
ern Nevada. my4 tt
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HAULING ORE BY STEAM.-Yester-
day for the first time the locomotive
and ears of the Eureka Consolidated
Railroad we're engaged hauling ore
from the mine TO the furnaces. They
have heretofore been busy hauling
gravel to ballast the track.
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A FUNNY CUss -. Last evening
about 8 O'Clock, when there was alarge
crowd on the street, a smart Aleck
thought to do something excruciatingly
funny and create a sensation by firing
off 4 pistol through the sidewalk.
Constable Kelly, who happened TO be
standing near by, snatched the humor-
Gus individual and walked him Off TO
the calaboose. The act perpetrated
during the excitement incident to the
affair of Yesterday morning, might
have caused a serious disturbance, and
we hope the joke. will be carried out In
the Justices Court this morning to the
extent of a handsome fine.
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ATTENTION, GRANeERs!-Maupin &
Cromer are just in receipt of a large
stock Of tho best Peoria steel plows,
which they offer at prices to suit the
times. apl7
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ARM BRoKEN.-Last Saturday, as
Thomas Reilly was returning to town
on horseback from Secret Canyon,
when near the Summit he got off to
tighten the cinch of the saddle. Upon
mounting again the animal reared,
and, fearing he would tall over back
ward, his rider slipped oil behind. AS
he struck the ground the hosre gave a
kick, hitting Mr.. Reilly on the left
arm, breaking the bone a few inches
above the wrist. The horse ran away
but was soon secured, anu although
suffering intense pain the wounded
man rode into town, carrying the
broken limb in a sling. DR.. Reece set
the bone and the patient is rs comfort
able as could be expected.
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The REAsoS.-Why is it that j.. Cohn &
Bro. sell more goods than any clothing house
in the town? Because they have the largest
and best selected stock Of goods. and>their
superior facilities tor purchasing enable
ern Nevada. my2ltf
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To LEr.-A furnished room in a desirable
locality. Apply on tho premises, opposite
Judge Raily's residence, to NJ. Mccartney.
je2jtif
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srocK REPORT.

-
MORNING BOARD
80. ooh;r-OR 81 SIX 5l4s5,
% 9Sds VWexican-2I4 22.lA 2lA biV
III ~ Gould Il Curry lsl9a i3S iss
az Best a. Belcher-,G's 40 1'>S "@
OK n S~ayage-1l0 l0l l0S
"a ChoIiar-TA 79bD rs
~ ma, vn point-S4 33k 3i3 34Sb5
wy vy,JiTow .Jacket-93 924 9492
~ imnerial-l0A 10 1914 Tvs
2tg IE.mn;rs MilI-74 IA ~
is9 EEant,ick- Ii 164 15{s3o
-, g. ii. Quartz-54A ~
Ok Alpha-224 q 2ls
100 American Flats
20 Aa'sI,er 81 sl4 SIX
10 Conidence-T
i y can. Virginia-3l5 BIZ 3l1blo
,G ~ Sierra Nevada-b
~, ~ california-9h 5l4 59 59A
AZ Il BuIlion 81 5lb5 5lH
"a Seq. Belcher-N1S
~, " 0o~vcrman.-70 69A
on ,JJustics-ll0ll III ll9h llsh
10 succorccls y ~ TX.
s93 i,sdy Bryau-lB ~
IA Julia-I5 l5A 1873 l5A
~ ~ Caledonis Ply % ~ bo 22H
"a Enickerbocker-4 81
"a iiiobe-lh
1 ,sS baltimore Con.-4H Al ~
TX I. Hill-llH Hall
40 rtah-l04 los
"a; Eebpse-l0
o5Io Challenge 91a "a
IJ Dayton-44 -
10 Rock ~lslandm2S
a Occidental 81
90 Woodyille-2h 2S
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MOCII'S.
NH

II ysu want to have your watches and Jew
elry repaired in q worbmanlike manner. go
to z. Steler's ~jewolry store. jy7-u
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MOCis'S.
nh4

For RENT OR SALE.-A furnished house, fine
rooms. and in a desirable locality. Two
Singer sewing machines, with all attach
ments, for sale, Apply TO L. Is. Miller. jys
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FRESH sugar-curod hams Whittakor's
star brand-at Taylor's. jyl3
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For SALE.-A First-ciass Wheeler x VIII
sons sewing machine for sale cheap. Apply
to Mrs. NJ. Harrison. jyl3-lw
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gents furnishing goods. n new invoice. a
VIII. Clark's. jyli
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JAVA, Mocha and Rio %coffses. fresh Drowned
and ground to order, at Taylor's. jyl3
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IALSyocK.-Lambert Mol
""''' y eanvassing the town for sub
SYMPTOMS for stock in the Great Cen.
"'n'ai Exhibition. He has been toll
Saoly successful and will doubtless
Tlspose OF a large number of shares.
ison; as also Tor sale u number of Cen
can az medallions. No person who
HI. AFFORD 1t should fail to contribute
hih,a.;'lle towards the great national ex-
ann;,'n IN honor Of the one hundredth
in NJ Of our nations birth, and
moss way can assistance he rendered
scrir,; readily available than by sub
Of medals. anu "a
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BBEAK DowN.-Yesterday as an Elko
bound mule team was passing down
Main street the back-action, loaded
with X X bullion, broke down, dump
ing the cargo in the street. After in
dulging i'll a few usS-wOrdS appropri-
ate to the occasion the driver went to
work repairing damages, and in a short
time had his craft under way again
and under full sail for Elko.
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LINEN SUITS, fer Summer. at w. II. Clark's.
jyli
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CHOICE ham and bacon cut to order, at Tay-
lor's. jyl3
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down pSa.-Jo. Tognini is pulling
street, n M,s wooden saloon. on Main
soms brI Explanatory to erecting . hand
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"oSAwAY.-Sunday afternoon a
,0@ attached to a wagon belonging
sA'is. Mnrtha suddenly took fright
do~a.ning and dashed at full speed
iny on wan street. The wagon, carom-
Leyin,s an awning post in front of
horse ho,gar store, was upset. The
vehicle necuming detached from the
like ~, continued his flight and sped
was fn. WIND down the canyon. and
from italy captured about ten miles
longad ~ The animal, which be-
but thu mr.. Murphy, was uninjured,
lied. wagon was badly democrat
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TIE Phoebe papers note the arrival
Of Chas. Fl. La Force In that burg.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-20

In TowN.-D. B. Nye, OF the we'll
known liquor firm Of Fargo d Co., OF
San Francisco, arrived in town on
Sunday mornings railroad stage. Mr..
Nye represents II OF the most SUBJ
stantial and enterprising liquor houses
at the Bay, which has, by fair dealing
and the quality of goods, built up the
most extensive business in that line on
the coast. MIR. Nye left this morning
Oh the stage for Hamilton.