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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-10

CONPANv.-LO<afton OF prnctpal piAes
OF business, san Frsne,seo, california
Location OF works, Gold Inn. storey county.
Scvlds.
n ltios 10 hereby given. thst q q Meeting Of
the u ard 90 Directors heii on the ais, day Z
October. 1874. an s-ses-meut mo. ~ OF Three
Dollars psr .hArc vss levied upon the eap-
'Ai stock % the corporation. payable imms
distsly. In rniiei states gold co n. TO the -e~
retAry. At the once Of the Company. I'm MOI
rrw'. Bniltinx. 20 tt California street.. San
Franchises. CALIFORNIA;.
Any stock upon which this as-ee-meni
shall remain unpaid on the 18th day 81
Nlvenh-r. lsTs. viii be delinquent. and al
verified Tor sale st public auction. and unless
payment 10 male beforc sill he sold On
FRIDAY. the i;,h day OF pecemosr. 1879, TO
pay the delinquent assessment. tovcther With
eosts Of advertising and expenses Of sals.
NJ ori.r q the rsart ~ directors.
aEO. n. EDWARDS, secr~tary.
Onee-in Nor W. Biildins. No. "a tali
fornia street. san Frsreis~o. California. oe1afd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-10

Ana m accordance with law. and an order Of
the Hoard Of Directors. made on the % day
Of ocioSef. 1870. 30 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock - may be necessary win
10 sold Of public suction. al the once OF tho
vsmber, 1915, at the hour of . o'clock =. n. OF
said day, TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses of the sale.
W. Il. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-10
ASSESSMENTS LKvIED.
DALrIHORE CoNsOLIDArE

DALrlMORE CONSOLIDATED
D MINING CuMrANY. Location Of pfin-
sipAi place OF business. San Francisco, Call
fonia-
Location Of works. Cold Mn Mining Dis
triet. storey County. Nevada.
Notice "a hereby given. TIA, At . fnee'ns
Of the Board OF Director. held on inc sth
day Of October. isTs. an assessment ~.
VI OF One Dollar per snsIv Fs 'esiea
y the capital stock OF the eorpofA-
ton, payable Immediately. IA VnIIci si.,es
gold coin, to the Secretary. a tns once OF the
Company. Room ~. No. Di hon,s'mefy s'ree''
san Francisco. California
Auy sioek upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sth day OF Sovemo-f.
is,e. win be delinoueht. and advertised
Tor sale ct pablo auction. and unless pay.
meut 4. made before viii be cold on
MONDAY. the 7,,h day OF November. ls1o.
10 pay the d~elinlaent assessment. together
Uith costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
~ order VI tie Board VI Dirrctor.
O A. sASKEY. Secretary.
Onee-Room ~. No. S3i Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California ocltd
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~. 7, LUWNNkND, tctftthfy
omes-S NsvsAs Block. San Francisco. 6.l
IYAnrNEr- DNTW C0NRHNY.

u Location Of principal place Of business.
$50 Pin street. San francisoo, California.
Location Of work., Virginia Mining District.
storey County, Nevada.
Notics.-rhers are delinquent upon the fol
lowinx-dsschbed stock, on account OF aseess-
ment mo. ~ levied on the 1ist day OF sep EN-.
her. isId. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. ~ fol-
laWa.
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VELLOW JACKET slLVER m

one.-Roon -, No. 81 Montgomery stree,
dan Frauciroo. California. ocItd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

"The following candidates are elected
by the majorities named: Kelly, Dem,
Sheriff, by 6SS; Smith, Dem, County
Treasurer, by 276; Fox, Rep, by IFS;
Mcfarland, DEM, County Clerk, by
378: Nichol, DSm., County Recorder,
by go; Drake, Rep, District Attorney,
by 95; Hodges, Rep, Public Admins
traitor, by 1855; Pasmoro, Rep, Supt. of
Schools, by l67; uaist, Rep, County
Surveyor, by l42; Hazeltine and Nye,
Reps, and Johnson, Dem, for County
Commissioners; Schultz and Stewart,
Deins., State Senators, by l,026 and l23
respectively. AZ the returns are not
all In, we are unable to give other ma
i~orities.
Yesterday, says the Carson Appcn
Of the 18th, In the Supreme Court.
Hon. A.. G. Ellis formally announced
the death Of Hon Charles +. belong,
accompanying his announcement with
some appropriate remarks, and MAX
ing a motion that q committea of mem
bers Of the bar be appointed to draft a
series of resolutions expressive OF the
sense Of loss and sorrow felt for the
for his family. The Court appointed
~ cuSh cpiiiiiiittO~s hA0NSiSs tN'io A'NA
k%ittrell, Of the Ormsby bar and Messrs.
Whitman. Stone and Taylor, of the
Storey bar. This committee will re-
port OF the next session of the Court.
On Friday night, says tho Salt Lake
Tribune, tho Twelfth ward Coop. was
burglarized and the safe Of The o
Germ carried to the bluff on the Past.
side of City Creek canyon, where 1t
was opened. The safe contained 5000
in grsenir.cks and $40 or $50 in Coop.
scrip and tiibiny- house orders; but tho
thieves were evidently discriminating
fellows, as they only took the green
hacks and left the Mormon trash I'M
touched. The thieves are still at large.
George c. Gorham, Secretary of the
United States Senate, says the Silrer
State of the 18th, passed here this
morning, bound East. He said while
here that Hayes is certainly elected,
and n Of his fellow passengers re.
marked that Gorhan was flving from
California to avoid arrest for tamper-
ing with the returns.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

DIsAPPoINrED.-Our dispatches to.
day state that the President has par
donsd Avery, the whisky thief, who
was sentenced to q term of three years
in the Missouri penitentiary, and the
liberation Of Mckee and other revenue
thieves is daily expected. We are dis
appointed in the action OF the Presi.
dent. We didn't expect that he would
wait until five days after the election
before turning them loose.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15
O ETC N e w s.
Extensive War Preparations In
Turkey.

A political correspondent publishes
intelligence from ConstantiDople that
the Turkish forces in the neighborhood
OF Erzeraum will shortly number l20,-
900. A camp will be established at
Scbumla for the troops now stationed
at Nischa, and $50 or Dervish Pasha's
army battalions, from Temen, Damas-
U and Alepho, will pass through
Constantinople daily en- route tor
Scbumla. The fleet of Turkish IRON
clads Is being divided into four squad
rons, one Of which will remain in the
Bosphorus, two cruise on the Mcditer-
ranean, and the other, under command
of Admiral Hobart Pasha, will cruise
in the Black Sea. wa =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

A PERMANENT SHow.-A movement
is on foot in tho East to make our Con-
tenuial Exhibition perpetual. The
main buildings are to be- maintained
and most of the foreign exhibitors
have signified their Willingness TO al
low tteir goods and wares to remain
on OK Exhibition. We hope the project
may be carried out. 1t might afford
some of US who failed to 60 East this
season an opportunity to take a look
at the great show.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

Actually, says Sundays Carson Ap-
peal, they have no yet finished can
wasting the ballots of last Tuesdays
election in Virginia City. Enough Is
known OF the result, however, to cor.
roborate the statement that HAYES and
Wheeler and Wren and Leonard carry
the county by over 400 majority. AS
to the rest Of the result it is not u little
mixed. We have been 90 unfortunate
as ; lose both the Senators. Prof.
Frank Stewart and K. A. Schultz are
the lucky men-they defeating Osbis-
ton and Williams. The Gold Hill Ne,cs
OF last evening states that Jim Rule
and Wellington Stewart, Democrats,
have been elected to the Assembly.
We find the following in the Chronicle:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

COOP YIELD.-A ~cablegram from
tho managers of the Richmond mine
here, published in the London Mining
Journal of Oct. 18th says: Weeks
run, S4s, 900; the two iron furnaces
stopped for want of sufficient blast"
At this rate the yearly yield Of tha
Richmond would aggregate $2,496,O 900.
A further report from MI. Richard,
published in the ann paper, adds that
the furnaces had been running on
lower grade ore than usual.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

ties. He demanded a thorough in
vestigation - that such action was
without authority OF law etc. The
trouble in that precinct arose from
the fact that the Republican judges ap-
pointed by the supervisors of that
ward were displaced by a board of
Democrats appointed in their stead,
but the old appointees contested the
matter and retained possession. The
resolution called out a long discussion
between Supervisor Bryan, of the
Third Ward, and Strother, the former
claiming that the election was legally
and fairly conducted and every safe
guard adopted to secure the rights OF
both parties, and that the newly ap-
pointed officers made no demand 10 be
admitted to the polling place, the lat
ter claiming that they were forcibly
and by threats prevented from attend
ing TO their business as detailed. The
resolution finally passed nine to three.
The question will come up In the
course Of the investigation by the
Finance Committee, which will inau-
gurate to-day after the regular busi-
ness OF the board is completed.
washinG ton Territory Gone Re-
pn0JIcNn.N
PORTLAND, Ogn., Nov. IA.
With the exception Of two counties,
all the returns have been received
from Washington Territory. giving
Jacobs (Rep.), for Delegate to Con-
gress, 23S majority. Full returns
have moi yet been received from Yaki
ma and Stevens counties. Both gave
Republican niajoritles last year. Jacobs
is declared elected beyond doubt
by a small majority. The Republic
cans have n majority in the Lower
House OF the Legislature and a major
ity on joint ballot.
A Party Of Notables Make n Marrow
Escape.
VIRGINIA CITY, Nov. IA.
A party of gentlemen, consisting of
Lorenzo sawyer, United States Circuit
Judge, Hillyer, United States District
Judge, II. s. Messick, attorney for the
Comstock mining companies, r. Ii.
Williams, attorney for the Sutro Tun-
nuel Co. ,and1 Adolph Sutro, had a mar
row escape from death last Sunday
noon. While inspecting Shaft No. 2 Of
the Sutro Tunnel Co., they had no
sooner left the shaft building when the
fiy-wheel Of the hosting engine,
weighing four tons, burst, making a
report like artillery, and, by centrifugal
force, sending fragments weighing from
one hundred to one Thousand pounds
10 every direction and through the
roof, some OF them landing on a hill to
the westward five hundred feet distant.
The damage is rapidly being repaired
and work in the tunnel header WAS
only delayed one day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

HoRRlB,.E AccIDENr.-Last Satur-
day evening a young man from San
Francisco named William Foley fell
from n freight train on the Virginia
and Truckee railroad, near American
Flat. His body was found lying be-
tween the rails while the hesd, which
had been severed from the body by the
passing wheels, was in the ditch along
aide the road.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

THAT RooKEpNEss.-We mentioned
Il few days ago that e. &. Powning OF
the Reno (Nev.) State Journal has been
accused of political crookedness, by the
Republicans OF his county, and that he
had been asked to resign the Chair
manship of the Republican County
Committee, and that he had acceded to
the request. II is but just to Mr..
Powniny tn say that he has success
fully defended himself, in the columns
of his paper, against all charges made
against him. He not only acted in our
opinion, in an honest way politically,
but he showed a great deal of forbear-
ance.-Grass Patley Union.
Yes. A good deal more foorbear-
ance, in our opinion, than was con-
sis,ent with his dignity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15
TIlE NEWS.

THE NEWc
Tho presidential situation remains
unchanged, though It must be admit
ted that our telsgraphich advices Of
this morning show most favorably for
the uccess OF Tilden. The most i'm.
portsnt scrap Of information we have to
present is the statement Of Governor
Curtin, who reached New Orleans on
Saturday night. He says Louisiana is
undoubtedly 1000 or 5000 Democratic,
and expresses himself as being at q
loss to know why or on what grounds
the Republicans claim 1t. This state
ment from Pennsylvania's great war
Governor is entitled TO more weight
than anything that has been received
from the doubtful States since the cleo
tiou. Neither his loyalty nor his in
tegrity a for a moment be doubted
by any one familiar with his record.
There Is a bare possibility, however,
that what purports to have emanated
from him may be a forgery. One &C.
count from New York says the air is
full Of bogus runner and dispatches,
having their origin with pool gam
blers, who are seeking to hedge" on
their losses. This may to q very
great extent account for the widely
different statements regarding the re-
suit in the doubtful Southern States.
The singular announcement contained
in our dispatches, to the effect that
through a blunder of the printer only
nine instead Of ten anne were placed
on the Republican electoral ticket in
Wisconsin, is, we take it, II mere can
ard promulgated by some of the des.
perate pool gamblers Of New York.
The effect would, of course, be to let
in the Democrat having the highest
number of votes, thus insuring the
election Of Mr.. 1flden without the aid
of any OF the States in dispute.
Viewed In this light, the Wis
consin story would seem to be
unfavorable to the ultimate sue
cess of Mr.. Tilden. 1t may be trus,
but It looks more like q pure inven.
ton designed to keep Iilden stock
up in the New York pools against his
falling chances in the South. All Of
this, however, is mere speculation or
our part, entitled to no more weigh,
than tho reader sees proper to give it.
Trumbull and Doolittle ere made te
say, with Governor Curtin, that the
situation in Louisiana Is very grave
u the result of The election is to de-
pend on the vote OF that State. We
construo this to mean that the Repub'
leans have the machinery and The
will to throw out a sufficient number
OF Democratic votes to carry the State
for Hayes. The New York World also
hints that bribery, fraud and force will
10 resorted to In Hayes interest. We
hope that mono of these things viii
transpire, let the election 60 as it may
hut every candid mind must admit
that the situation In the doubtful State,
IL fraught with the most serious ap
prehensions. In sorne of tho doubt,
Jul States yesterday was the day fixed
by law for the County Boards to com
mence the work OF canvassing the
vote, and on Monday next the State
Boards will be required to declare The
official result. 1t is highly probable
that the a~ll-absorbing TOPIC as to WHIT
Is to be President will remain in doub
until that time. The suspense, WI
know, is something terrible to contem
plate, but with . close vote trere Is M
way Of avoiding 1t.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15
MINING TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the taxes on tho proceeds Of the mines
Of Eureka county for the quarter ending
Sept, 20, 1876, are now duo and payable at
my office, and that the law with regard to
the collection OF tho same will be strictly en-
forced. J.C. POWELL,
Assessor of Eureka county.
EureAn, New, Nov. -, 1876. pl5
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

OREGON REPUBLICAN,. - Trav. Nj.
Johnson, of this place, yesterday re-
ceived a dispatch from Daniel Holton,
OF Portland, announcing that Oregon
had gone 900 Republican. The dis
patch is from a reliable source and
may be accepted as conclusive Of the
status of the Webfoot State in the
presidential election.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15
MY Boy

The best politicians In the world are
In the Republican party. When it be-
came apparent away back In war times
that that organization was t. constitute
for a time the dominant party of the
country. NIL Of the schemers and trim
mers and wire pullers Of all other par
ties speedily drifted into it. ranks; just
a. they would hasten back to the Dem
ocratie party in the event of a DEM
ocra,ic triumph. They are thorough
organizers and conduct every political
battle IN which they engage OH a Syste.
matte basis. The late national contest
presents as fine piece o: politi-
cal g%eneralship a. was ever wit
messed In this or any other country.
The leaders made figures and work.
cd to them with wonderful accu-
racy and industry. They aban-
doned Indiana after the October cleo
tons, strengthened the hands Of their
friends in Wisconsin, made a feint in
New York and went straight for the
Pacific States, South Carolina, Louisi-
ana and Florida, which, together with
the other sure Republican States, would
give precisely the requisite plumber
Of votes in tie Electoral College. This
Is too close to have been the result Of
accident; it came from deliberate fig
uring and we'll digesled plans. With
Indiana against them there was no
other way ny which they would stand
a ghost Of a show 10 win the fight.
Morton leaving Indiana and coming to
this coast was unquestionabiy in pur-
suance OF this programme. San Fran
cisco with her bogus registration mex.
pec.edly swung California into line for
Hayes and Wheeler. and Portland did
the same thing for Oregon. During
the last days OF the campaign in this
State the Comstock and Bonanza kings
determined to do what they could for
the head Of the. Republican ticket.
This was we'll known and openly an
nounCed throughout the State just
prior to the election. What was done
in the Southern States we have enumsr-
ated can be better judged after the
Off cial count shall have been declared.
We fear it will be found that the Re-
publicans have gotten in their work al
all accessible and available places.
This brings us to the point which We
desire to establish, viz: that Mr.. Hayes
success, II he does succeed, will be
more attributable TO good party man
agement than to any mighty uprising
of the people In his behalf, or to that
OF tho political organization to which
he adheres. Indeed he will fall nearly
one million short OF receiving the in
dorsement of ons-hslf of the voters of
the United States. Taken all in all,
this is 4 very remarkable showing, but
IL is nevertheless true. Ten thousand
dollars of Democratic money expended
in this State, California or Oregon
would have changed all this. Only
think of the foreign missions, post
offices and collectorships that could
have been had for that paltry sum !
But it is not province to growi.
We merely regret that there was not a
Democrat in the whole country with
sufficient brains to discover and cir
cumvent the nicely laid plans OF the
Republican leaders.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15
NEW TO-DAY.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

THE PARTNERSHIP HEREropo,-
exi.ting between Charles, Col yllo ,nS
\ ss S:s d.pi nsiPT%s Marks s,r NdI,s On % II, business s q
reka, is hereby dissolved BY mutual 9 Eu-
The business will be continued bv VcT hselt'
Coll, who will collect all aToafl's
counts and receipt for tho same md I,ns az,
bills against the lato firm. pay oil
CHARLES COLL.
,s JOSEPH TOOMEY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

NoRRIsrowN Herald: An Atlanta
girl sat on her lovers hat and Kept
him three hours over time.-EE.
The next time that young man goes
to see his girl he should hang his hat
on Q nail, instead Of holding it in his
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15
Our Mineral 3 aths

Are the best in tho State .for, kheumstGi
our COUGH TONIC and PILES WI"
sure all; every case durable. n.A
Remember the place, tho Old Silver inios
building, North Main street, iaT rER
Thochcr's. spS-lm I.pD
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15
NoTICE--B

TIE WEATHER rs GETTING COLI
n my bath rooms in tho future VII p'
supplied with STOVES for the comfort VI w
petrOns.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

FIREMEN'S BALL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

The above stock has been bought IN The
best mark cts for cash; and We sun therefor'
soil them cheaper than the cheapest. u
convince the public Of the same we. respect
fully solicit a call before purchasing else
whore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

CHICAGO, NOV. is.
An Inter- Ocean Washington special
says: The Democrats seem to have
given up Florida, while the Repub
licans have given up North Carolina. p
Wade Hampton only claims 100 ma
joi ity for Tilden. whereas two DAYS
g he claimed 10000, and Governor
Cham berlsin sticks to his original
figures OF from 5000 to 5000. E '
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-15

Senator Bruce, Of Mississippi, re
ceived a dispatch from Senator Pinch
back this evening, stating that the re-
turns which are coming in at New Or.
leans look very much more o
aging for the Republicans, and that he
now has no doubt Of carrying tho
State. Bruce is OF the opinion that all
of the Republican Congressman in
Louisiana. with one exception, have
beer elected. @I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-29
Foreign News.

The losses Of the Servians 10 the recent bat
ties at Alexinatz are estimated att thousand
Arrests of Russian volunteers for Servia il
Hungary continue. The London Times, Re
viewing the situation, says the question O.
peace or war rests with England, which shou 9
cooperate with Russia aud the Powers 10 tina
end. The preliminary report OF Mr.. Schuyler
on the Bulgarian outragcs, fully confirms the
worst that has been told of the atrocities ano
characteriz the report of the Turkish commits
souer as mass of talsehoods.
1t is reported that Ten Yuiy Eng, Governor
of Yuouan, has committed suicide, 10 ODE Ii
eece to orders from Picking. No details are
given. but it is rumored among the natives
that the Government takes this method of en-
deavoriug to check further Inquiry.
The Roman Catholic Church iu Ming Knob
fee was attacked by mob. who threw combus
tibl.s among the congregation, aud slaughtered
the m"mbers as they endeavored to escape
trouI tic odfce.
Renewed efforts at reconciliation with Egg
land are being made through the Viceroy al
Maxim, but thus far without effect. The TO-
surrectioD IN Cambodia has been suppressed.
Harvesting 10 England is progressing salts
factoriIy. The yield of wheat will be less than
an average.
Lord Ribblesdale, step to Earl Russell,
has committed suicide in Switzerland.