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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-30
SHERIFF'S SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
IL sued out OF the District Court OF the First
judicial District OF Storey county, state Of
Nevada, on the llth day Of March, A. b. 1876,
and to me directed and delivered, for a judge
mont rendered in said court on the 10th day of
uetobef, A. ID. 1871. in favor of Henry Con-
broagh, plaintiff, md against the silver Lick
Consolidated Mining Company. de'endaDt.f for
the sum OF three thousand five hundred and
twenty two d, liars and thirty-scven cents. IN
US: gold coin, with interest in like gold coin
at the rate of ten per cent per apnum, TO:
g. ther with damages. and $50 %, in U. >. gold
coin costs Of suit, with interest on SAID so,-
522 81, at ten-l0-per cent. per annum, from
December 81. 1911, until paid, have on TINS,
the llth day o. March. a. ID. 1873, ut : O'clock
P. NJ. levied on the following real estate prop
erty. to wit: Those certain mines, lodes or
deposits, mining ground, known ms The sllye,
Lick, located February 22d, 1871, recorded
March ist, 1871; California, located February
18th. 1871. recorded March LIST. 1871; Vera
Cruz, located February 18th. 1871, recorded
I'D, 1871, recorded Ap il I'D. 1871; Black
Chariot, Iocat d April 18th, 1871. recorded
April 18th, 1871. The above mines are duly
recorded in the records of the Eureka Mining
District, and situated and being in Eureka
Notice is hereby given. that on the Goth
day Of July A.. ID. 1875. between tho
hours of . o'clock A. ~. and ) o'ciocS p. NJ, viz:
Mt " O'Clock ~, | will sell all the right, title,
claim md interest of the said defendant,
Silver Lick Consolidated Mill and Mining
Company, Of, in and to the above described
property, ard which said defendants had in
property On the nth day of March. 1876.
county, Nevada. at public auction: for cash in
hand, to the highest and bost bidder. to salts
~ soid execution and NIL costs,
GEO. ". GILMORE. Sheriff.
~ By 5. b. BELL, Deputy.
FusrKA, Eureka county, New, june 9Th,
1876. jc2S-td
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HONOR TO HAYEs.-General Hayes
was given a magnificent reception al
his old home the other day by friends
and neighbors. irrespective of party.
In acknowledging the compliment he
employed the following language,
which does honor alike to his head
and heart:
There has been too much bitterness
on such occasions in this country. Let
us see tO it that abuse and vitupera.
ton of the candidate that shall be
named at st. Louis do not proceed
from our lips. Let us, on this centenni-
al occasion-this second century of our
national existence-set an example OF
what a free and intelligent nation can
do. Let US show in electing a CbieI
Magistrate of the nation, the officer
that is to be the frs of forty or forty
five millions; let us show in all those
who visit us how the American peo'
pie can conduct themselves through a
canvass of this sort.
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I Police Court Item-Sianford
ScOrch ed.
srEAllNGS.

The prize fight between Bennett and
Williams, says the Virginia Chronicle,
is still under discussion with their re-
spective hackers. IL il probable that a
number of sports will subscribe $40
each for a purse, for which the men
will pound each % her in the regular
Style. A hanging or a prize-figbt is
needed here to e~nliven the city, which
is depiorably dull at present.
The California mine commenced
paying dividends in Nav. and has
therefore paid only two. If the mine
were worth SIS. 900 900 in January, it
is certainly worth more than SiS,000.-
900 now, tor il has only just com
menced paying dividends.
Governor Irwin. OF California, has
appointed three holidays in connection
with the coming anniversary of the
4th of July, including that day, the Sd
and 5th. This particular designation
of honor is owing to the Centennial M
casion. We hope our Governor will
do the anne
We learn from Rev. g. b. Allen,
says the Carson Tribune, hat he has
made arrangements tn start - weekly
newspaper. that will be devoted To the
Interests Of the State, the perpetuiiy If
the public schools, and other matters
more prominently before the public.
At the foundry of the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company, at Car
son, a mo weighing about a tor is
being cast TO fire salntes with on the
Fourth,
A number of the Comstock mines
will give their boys a holiday on the
Fourth.
A fire patrol Of twelve men is to be
appointed for Virginia City.
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OUR SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.

[From the SENTINEL's Correspondent
SAN Francisco, June 26.
.EDrroRs SENTI~EL: 1t seems that
business of every kind has got the dry
rct-at least the majority of the people
have. And stocks does it all. Instead
of fostering, Improving and extending
their business, they divert every dollar
possible from its rightfnl Use. to stocks.
Periodically they are squeezed"
Consequently they are always under a
financial stress; their business Ian.
guishes and finally dies. They are not
content with slow and steady gains,
but want to become millionaires all at
once. The majority Of them, ii they
we're wealthy, would be more miser-
able than now. 1t requires a ma of
sense to handle a fortune. There are a
certain class of people who never learn
from "a perience, aud, instead of being
all dead, are largely on the increase.
Smuggling Opium and Prostitutes.
In fishing out information for the pc.
lice and revenue officials, who, it
seems, cannot see q hole through a
ladder, the newspaper reporters have
learned that opium in large quantities
is struggled ashore by every steamer
from CHINA, aud that while the officials
are en- the see mt OF the opium SNUG
glers, a large assortment Ot Chinese
prostitutes is being sinuggled ashore.
1t Is popularity believed that the impor-
tatiOn OF these women has been
stopped; and the Custoln-house books
contain the arrival only of males. But
in this instance, at lsast, figures lie.
The arrivals are as great as ever, if not
larger. The police are endeavoring to
break up the Chinese opium dens,
where not only Celestial-, but q large
number of terrestrial Americans con.
gregate to smoke, sweat, fume and
stink, a. 2s cents a smoke. 1t Is said
by those who have been there that an
"opium drunk,"is more pleasant than
n on bad gin-it costs less and makes
one less quarrelsoine, etc.; that it
makes the Imagination more vivid,
and, like hasheesh, has the effect of en-
farging the body-in the PERSONS own
estimation. Many are inflicted with
this inflated opinion of their persons,
who neither smoke opium or eat has
heesh.
Theatrlcals- Morally. Socially, md
otherwise.
The theaters hold the boards in the
sensational line. Nude arts have tri-
umphed over decency, and not only
men unblushingly went to see the de-
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TILDEN Ann mnNDKICKs.

The work of the st. Louis Conyen:
tfUn was brought to a close yesterday
by the nomination of Thomas A. Hen
bricks, of Indiana, for the Vice Presi
dency. His nomination was unani-
laou on the first ballot. The ticket as
il stands Is one of the ahlest that has
b.en presented to the American peo-
pie for thirty years, and, IS might lie
reasonably anticipated, it gives univer-
sal satisfaction. The declaration is
flashed from all points that it is enthu-
siastlcally received. We think there
can be no question that it is the
strongest that could have been named.
If the Democrats can not win with
Tilden and Hendricks they may as
we'll make up their minds to scquicsce
in perpetual Republican rule. Formi-
dable at the start, it is a ticket that Is
likely to grow in popular favor as the
the anvass proceeds. OF course it Is
too early to speculate on results, but it
must be admitted even now that there
Is a very strong probability that the
country will ratify the work of the st.
Louis Convention.
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silver

They have another silver scare IN
San Francisco, and the rate of discount
has again reached seve per cent. The
whole thing seems to be based on the
fear that the ten million silver bill,
pending in Congress, will be enacted
into law. For city whose prosperity
is mainly dependent on the yield of
our silver mines, to become thus exer-
cised over the probable passage of a
law that will afford a market for a very
insignificant portion of our aggregate
product, il something entirely beyond
the ken of ordinary mortals. 1t Is sim
ply saying to the people Of the East
that silver isa big thing for you but
not for us; that, after all, there is
scarcely a %perceptible difference be-
tween greenbacks and silver. They
seem to forget, in the meantime, that
in cutting down the price OF silver they
are striking directly at the mining
interests of the coast, from which
they draw SO large a share of their
sus.enance. All things considered,
1t is, 10 say the very least, in exceed.
ing bad taste to make a "bear" raid
on silver before the law has passed in
Congress. After the new coin gets
into circulation there may possibly be
some excuse for a reduction in the
price of silver. but that remains to be
seen. There is certainly none now.
The Call, in opposing the passage OF
any further silver bills, takes occasion
to say that "there is more danger of
the hard money States being brought
to a greeaback basis than there is hope
that the greenback States will be re-
stored to q gold basis" If
this be true, all the talk about
a resumption OF specie pay
ments had as we'll cease. But such is
not the fact. San Francisco is emf.
nently . toll gathering place, and the
majority of her people live by the
commissions they realize from the in
terror. Both money and stock brokers
seize upon every opportunity to either
.'bull" or shear" as circu instances
may warrant, and the metropolitan
press seems only too glad TO assist
them. That is why silver is now
worth but SO cents on the dollar.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
Great Eothusiassm On This Coast
over the Nomination OF ridden.


SAN FRANCISCO, june 20.
On receipt of the news of Tilden's
nomination last evening the Demo
Gratis fired 100 guns, and the Young
Mems Central Democratic club held n
meeting and appointed an Executive
Committee to organize the campaign.
The news Is generally favorably r.
ceivei by the Democrats, Here and
prominent men of the party claim that
with ridden and the anti-Chinese
plank they can carry the State.
CoLUsA, CAL, June Is.
The news of Tilden's nomination
was received here with great enthusi'
ISM. Guns are being fired and there
is general rejoicing among the Demo
rats.
STOCKTON, Cali, June %.
The nomination OF Tilden Is hailed
with qualification by the Democrats
here. A grand ratification meeting
will be held Tomorrow evening.
% VIRGINIA, New, June %.
The news of Tllden's nomination Is
received here hy Democrats with salts
| faction, but with no enthusiasm,
| There have been no public manifesto
tons of Joy. Tomorrow night there
Will D6 u IdtttitdtiOu tiicE''iSs
Republicans are betting heavily against
| Tilden and in favor OF Hayes.
several Items from Los Angeles,
among which Is q (Owhiding
Sensation.
Los ANGELES. CAL, Juue 20,
The nomination of Tilden and Hen.
bricks gives complete satisfaction tC
the Democrats Of this section.
A letter in this evenings Express
from Soledad says that the Chinese
have struck gold in the bed of the
creek at the north end of the San Fer.
nando tunnel. The workmen have de-
serted the tunnel to lay out claims and
quite an excitement has been inaugu.
rated.
A tailor named Tobias was found
dead in his bed this morning back oil
his shop on Commercial street. An
inquest, held this afternoon, rendered a
verdict of death from heart disease.
A Mexican named Yorba was stabbed
at Wilmington day before yesterday
and is not expected to recover He
was stabbed by n Jones, who had
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RAYMOND AND ELY. = Concerning
this representative Phoebe mine the
Record of the 9th inst. has the sub
joined: The Raymond and Ely thirty
stamp mill has again started to work
crushing ore, using the whole thirty
stamps for that purpose. There is at
the mill enough ore ahead to keep the
mill running about three weeks, which,
with the amount that will be delivered
every day, will keep up steady work
for q long time.
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F o ETC ne w s.
Pardon Of Communicates.

PARIS, June 2S.
President MacMahon has pardoped
or reduced the sentence of So persons
who were imprisoned on accoun OF
their participation in the Communislic
instruction. a letter accompanies
the decree of the President, saying that
MEASURES for the suppression of Insur-
rection may now be considered ac
complished, and that there will be no
further criminal prosecutions except in
eases involving attempts upon life or
liberty, or in case of insurgent leaders,
and that snch special cases will be re-
ferred to a Coun,il of Ministers before
being presented.
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A Political SCENE.-The Carson
Tribune thus relates a little scene in
which Tom Tenant and General Kit
trell took leading parts. The scene is
laid in the headquarters of the Young
Mems Christian Association OF Carson,
otherwise Winston's Exchanges:
Tom T.-There will be a row In that
Democratic Convention when those
charges are made against Tiiden. They
will bring out something to help us
elect Hayes.
Gen. K.-Bah! As we'll take ont
Swifi's one horse engine, and with II
attempt to bespatter the face of the glo-
rious orb of day with the drainage OF
yon sewer, as TO attempt to tsrnish the
fair name OF Tilden.
Democrats applauded, while Repub-
licans snickered.
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He said Hayes and Wheeler would
carry Indiana by at least 10000; he is
sure also of New York and Ohio.
The Times, editorially, says: To
morrow is the last day of the fiscal
year. There is vet nothing but n
vague expectation that some of the
more important appropriation bills
may be got through and for even this
vague expectation there Is no apparent
basis. The UemOcratics at st. Louis
are engaged in demanding the reputa-
ton of the national faith, while the
Democrats in Washington are trying
tn force political legislation through
the Senate under thre;t of stopping
the wheels of Government. Within
TO rty hours consequences of tile
most serious, not to say disastrous,
character will ensue, unless their
crazy obstinacy can he broken down.
certainly the most disgraceful exhibi
ton of reckless partisanship that was
ever made in the United States.
The 81. Louis Convention-Unani.
nous Nomination of ~RenhririSs
ST.. Louis, June 29-l0:40 A. NJ.
The Chairman The next
order of business will Ire the nOmina.
ton OF a candidate for Vice President
and the roll call has reached Indiana.
Loud cheering.)
ST. LOUIS, June 29-l0:55 A. NJ.
Governor Harden, of Missouri, name
the unanimous nomination of Thos.
A. Hendricks, of Indiana.
ST. LOUIS, June 29-l0:45 A.. NJ.
The Secretary of the convention is
reading congratuiatory dispatches re-
ceived from all point.
ST.. LOUIS, June 29-1O:35 A. NJ.
The conventiak was called to order,
Bishop Robinson, of Missouri, open
ing with prayer.
ST. LouIs, June 29-l1 A. NJ.
Roll call: The STATE of Georgia is
voting for Vice President. The {
of the States will he unanimous for
Thos. A. Hendricks.
ST. LogIs, June %.
In withdrawing Hendricks Melon
aid said he would leaveA the RESPONSE
bility with the conventiop.
Pennsylvania seconds Woodson, or
Missouri, in the nomination of Hen
bricks.
General Steadman, of Ohio, with
draws the name of II. Il. Payne, of
Ohio. and seconds the nomination OF
Hendri ks.
Illinois nomina,es Hendricks.
Mcdonald. of Indiana, il now speak
ing.
The roll call of States ID now going
on, voting for Vice Pre;ident. The
roll call has reached Iilinbis and every
vote so far is cast for Hendricks, but
Indiana asks to have her vot7 passed
for the present.
ST. LOUIS, June %.
Hendricks was unanimously elected
for Vice President on the first ballot.
ST. Louis, June 90.
The vote for States will be unani
nous for Thos. A. Hendricks. Mas,a.
chusetts votes Tor Hendricks; all other
states vote fuys him. Not "A vote for any
other candidate. The call has reached
Texas. which votes solid for Hendricks
-unanimous for Hendricks. Will
Iiam.. oEfIndiana, is now responding
for thaf State.
Sr. Louis, June 20-ll 80 A. NJ.
Kelly submits to the action of the
convention and pledges himself to
work with a will Tor the election of
Tilden and Hendricks.
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EASTERN OISPATC HE'S.
How Governor Tiide'. nA~asvad the
News Of his MOI

News Of his NOi
ALBANY, :
Governor Tilden pas I
the Executive Mansion '
members Of his hon :
ceived hut few di>p I.
Louis, and se,.G nof :
evening. .-sien the 4 :
brllsstin was received, e
4 nomination of Tilden l.
lot, it was sent up to ye
Mansion. There wei tn
the Governor, ContrL... n,
State Engineer Van Buren, aud four or
five other friends. Mr.. Newell took
the dispatch and read it aloud to tae
Governor. ais that number two?" lie
inquired in the calmest tone. with not
even a smile upon his countanance.
Subsequently the following dispatch
was received:
ST. LOUIS, June %,
To Gov. Tilden: | congratulate YOU
on your enthusiastic nomination.
Kentucky will most heartily indorse
you with her 40. 1000 majority.
JoHN G. UNDERWOOD,
Lieut.. Governor of Kentucky.
This was also read to the Governor,
who then exhibited signs of interest,
and inquired If any one knew what
the vote was, and what the platform
contained. No one present could an
swer either question. The Governor
then drew four or five of those present
about him, and in a lone scarcely
above a whisper, said: II san tell YOU
what has been done. This nomination
was not made by the leaders of tie
party. IL was the people who made it.
They want reform. They have wanted
it for a long time, and in looking about
they have become convinced that it is
to be found here pointing to himself.
They want it; that Is what they ara
after. They are sick of corruption and
the Observation-Disclosures Of their affairs.
They want a change. and n for the
better; a thorough reformation"
Other dispatches were then received
conveying congratulations from all
parts Of the country, i'm the midst OF
which the Governor maintained the
most stolld imperturbability.
Blaine at H0me-His Condition.
AUGUSTA, Me-. June %.
Blaine reached home this evening,
having come through in y special Car
in twenty-six hours from Washington.
I1e WdS very MUCH Idtibueu anu GA
hausted by the journey, and was taken
Immediately to his residence, not be-
ing able to stop a moment to receive
the congratulations of a large number
OF friends who had assembled at the
railway station to welcome him. He
il now under the care of his family
physician, and it is hoped that perfect
rest and quiet will soon restore hin &c
health.
what is Thought OF the Nomtn"-
Ions.
NEW YORK, June 20.
It IL said the Euening Express viii
indorse Tilden.
Dispatches from New York State anf
| the East state that the nominations
we're received with favor, but in thu
| West there Is much chagrin ant
threatened boiling.
The I1fbune's special has this
Morton says the ticket will be thu
weakest that could be made; both gen,
tlemen, he said, were of violent South
arn sympathies during the war, ant
he thought their financial theories
could not be harmonized. Those il
Indiana who have worked for Hen
bricks for the first place would no
have the zeal to work faithfully fol
! him as second to a ma like Tilden
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GERMANS FOR TILDEN.-A meeting
of German editors and politicians, in
Tilden's interest, was held last siatur.
day in St. Louis, which appointed a
committee to memorialize the CONVEX
ton in favor of Tilden's nomination.
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A LADY correspondent rushes to the
defense Of Anna Dickinson's dresses
as worn in " Anue Boleyn." She says
her velver ouS IA the genuine article,
and has no COTTON a .kinr to il"
She omits to mention whether there
is any Gotten fronting to it.
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Ruby Hill Water Works.

EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL
claims against tho Ruby Hill Water
Works will be paid by J. W. PEARSON,
who is also alone authorized to settle with
those indebted to the same.
W. Il. HARkUB, Proprietor.
jeS-tf
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The Best Democratic Paper.
FOR THE
The Virginia Evening Chronicle
for So.

TUE POLITICAL EVENTS OF THE
sat forth in tho VIRGINIA rvESiSG CHRoNIcLF,
and the Dnily Edition will be mailed, postage
paid, to any address in Nevada or California,
from July lst till the end OF November, for 81.
Tho EvESISG CnRoSIci.E has Special Cores
popdents in Washington. New York, st.
louis and San Francisco, and subscribers can
rely upon be kept thoroughly posted.
The Comstock Mining REPORTS and Local
News Of Virginia are moro fully detailed in
the EVENING CHRONICLE than in any other
newspaper, and being issued but three hours
before the departure of the mail train, its
news is u hours ahead Of the Enterprise.
Address EVENING CHRONICLE,
jc27-lm Virginia. Nevada.
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NOTICE.

+ HAVE THIS DAY SOLD AND TRANS
fered to Woodruff * Ennor my entire bus
mess. stock OF goods, eond- wi !, etc. o! my
stors on Main street. between Clark and Bate
man streets, in this town. Thanking the pub
lie for their past PATRONAGE. | respectfully So
licit n continuance of th. ir iavors for the new
Arm. A. G.. SNETSlNGEIl.
Eureka. June "a, 1875. jc.s-im
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On PLATFoRM.-Colonel A. G. Ellis
of Carson, wasYNevada's representative
on the Committee on Platform at the
st. Louis Convention.
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On the Fourth work will be sus-
pended in the Consolidated Virginia
and California mines and at the g. &
C..shaft. This will give the boys an OPP
portunity to spend the Fourth in Car.
son.-TTfbuue.
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DIED.
NEW TO-DAY.
FOR sALE OR LEASE.

THE ELKo HOTEL, SOUTH MAIN
street. Eureka. including furniture, bed
ding, bar fixtures, dishes. kitchen utcnsils.
etc all in conplet. running order. viii be
sold or leased on favorable terms. The esfab-
ii ,hrnent is centrally located and doing n good
business. For particulars. apply on the
prein,ses. !c30-lw'
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BORN.

son.
W~nncmucca, June T-Wife Of j.. b. McGon-
ngle. a son.
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MARRIED

Carson City, June ~ John NJ. Vanatta and
Mrs Mate Van Voast.
Gold Till. June 25-John shannon and Miss
Della j. MORAN.