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The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
THE DOMINION.
THE DUMINION.
The Chaudiere Lumber Mills Shutting

The Chaudiere Lumber Mills Shutting
Down.
OTTAWA, Aug. 3.-The first of the Chaudiere
mills to cease operations for the season closed
yesterday. The lumber maket continues so
dull that it is more than probable that many
others will adopt similar course.
The Robbery of the Bank of Nova Scotia.
HALIFAX. N. S., Aug. 1.-Two men have
been arrested at Bedford on suspicion of being
the parties who committed the daring robberies
during the circus procession on Tuesday. The
bank Of Nova Scotia is said to have lost 500, 500
and the government offers reward OF $500 for
the conviction of the robbers of the Provincial
Treasurers office.
The Sidney Strike Ended.
Shipments of coal are now being made from
Sydney, c. b., and the miners strike is virtu-
ally over.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04

Portland Wholesale Market.

THURSDAY, August 3.-Sugar quiet and steady
granulated 11sc; Extra G. 1lac. Flour dull and high
grades easier. Pork and lard dull. some sales at
easier figures. Molasses very firm and medium
grades very scarce On corn market advanced Sc
in Chicago; prospect Of higher prices.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
DOMESTIC PORTS.

GALVESTON-Cld 27th, sch Jennie Gilkey, for
Pensacola.
ca 24th, sch Lena Storer, Rivers, Pensacola, to
load tor New York.
NEW. oRLEANS-Cld 2Sth, brig Helen M Row.
ley Fisher. Bremen.
trel, Belfast.
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Policeman Killed nv Ruryl.r.

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. 3.-Policeman Brock
surprised two burglars this morning while thew
were robbing the residence of Horace Bedeli'
They fed and be fired after them. They re-
turned the lire and Brock fell MORALLY wound
ed through the lungs, while the burglars escap-
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04

July g. lat So 10 n, lon 10 W. brig Giles Lorng, FIN
Alicante for New York.
July 4, lat So 10 N, Ion II II w. barque Ada P
Gould, from Alexandria for New York. ,
July IA, lat AZ 45 N, Ion % 81 W, barque Norena
of Portland, steering East
July 80. lat 40 Is N, Ion 81 43 W, ship Humboldt,
from New York for San Francisco.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
WASHINGTON.
Executive Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The President sen
to the Senate this afternoon the nomination of
Henry b. French of Massachusetts, assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury, vice Mr.. Burnham,
resigned.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04

Dr. Palmer, of Westerly, r. l., says: "HUNT's
REMEDY is the most effective medicine have ever
used in my practice for Dropsy and Kidney Diseases
L can safely say HUNTS REMEDY has almost raised
he de0d.' iy31eo dSsw1w
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
European Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 800 P. M.-Consols at 96 1l-16
for money and account.
LONDON, Aug 3-123O P. M.-American securi-
tes-United States bonds, 1867, at IO9i; New York
Central 81.
LONDON, Aug. $500 P. M.-Consols at 90 1916
for money and account.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3.-12.30 P. M.-Cotton market
frmer; Middling uplands at Lied; do Orleans at
sales of 5000 bales including 5000 bales for
speculation and export; receipts 200s bales of which
80 bales were American.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
POLITICAL.
Congressional Nomination.

OoHgFessIOnaI NOminatiOu,
BOSTON, Aug. 3--Hon. Charles H. Jovce of
Rutland was nominated this afternoon Nv th NO
Republicans of the First Congressional Distr lot
oEVermont. 0i'''io'
The National Republican Committee
NEW YORK, Aug 3.-Mchael d. Clancy
has been appointed clerk of the Nation al Re-
publican COMMITTEE He was formerly Gen.
Buffers private secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
MARRIED..

In Limmgton, July 80, by Rev. R. ID. Osgood, Cy-
rus W. Spiller and Miss Susie D. Edwards, both of
CascO.
In Rockland. July 49, Shepard L. Flye and Miss
Emma E. Weed.
In Gouldsboro, July 4, Enoch Newman and Miss
Louise Tracey.
In Winthrop. July TO- Jas. Bradford of Paris and
Miss Ellen F. Bonney Of Winthrop.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
GREAT BRITAIN.
PrOrOgatiOu of ParIia rlent.

LONDON, Aug. 3.-Unless delayed by the
Liberals opposing the education bill, Parlia-
ment will probably be prorogued on the 18th
or 18th.
The Lord Mayors Banquet.
On account of i'll health, Right Hon. Benja-
min Disreali and Lord Cairnes were not pres
ent at the banquet to Her Majestys ministers
The speeches made during the evening were
unimpOrtant.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
NEWS,
POET OF PORTLAND,
Thursday, August 3.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Halifax, N S-passen.
gers and mdse to John Porteous.
Steamer CITY OF Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston. ' '-'
Sch Eddie Treat, Hodgdon, Boston.
Sch Minnie, (Br) Fewelling, Bath, to load for 81
John, NIB.
Sch Rockaway. Thurston Bristol
Sch Oregon, Dunton, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York,-Henry
Fox.
Sch Ida May, (Br) Bogart. Annapolis, NS-master
Sch IL Curtis, Curtis, New York-N . Cram
Sch Profit, Rogers, Plymouth-master,
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
DIED.

In this city, Aug. 2, Ralph Burton only child of
j. T. and s. f.. Bullock of New York aged months.
Funeral services this afternoon at O'Clock, at
the residence OF O. f. Bryant 139 Cumberland street.
Burial at convenience of the family
Aug. 2, of cholera infantum Bartholomew, young
est child of John and Esther Fmnemore, aged 8
months.
In Falmouth, July g. Sarah c. Thompson, wife OF
Capt. Nathl Merrill aged 70 years months.
In Kennebunkport, Aug. 2, at his summer resi-
dence. suddenly, of infammation OF the Towels,
VIM A. tieyer OF Boston, aged SO years.
In Bridgton, July 81. Mr.. Enoch A. Frost, aged so
years months.
In Harrison, July "a, Mrs. Sarah, wife of Chas l..
Walker, aged 20 years IL months.
In Worcester. Mass, July q, at the residence of
her son. Thos II. Gage, nj. d., Anne Sargent widow
OF the late DR.. LeandeF Gage of Waterford, Maine,
aged 50 years months.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
FOREIGN Imports.

HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Falmouth packages
merchandise to f Liscomb, do merchandise t,
Princes Elk.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
Cid Cd. baruue Ocean Pearl, Henley, Dublin.

Cid I'd. bardue Ocean Pearl, Henley, Dublin.
WILMINGTON, NC-Cld 31st. sch M A Mccain,
RTCHMOND-Ar 31st, sch Idaho Jameson, from
Boston.
BALTIMORE list, sebs Armda Hail. Hall,
Portland; Lizzie Wilson, Wilson, Boston.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar LIST. schs Kate Aiken,
Brewer. Gardiner David Faust, Smith. do; H b
Metcalt, Henley and Mary Standish, Higgins, Farm
ingdae; Hattie King. Crowley, New York; M A
Davis, Long, and Three Sisters, Bacon, Kennebec.
AT 3D. schs ID Endeott, Carrie, Gardiner; Geor-
and Priscilla Scribner, Daley, Kennebec; w Steel
man, Chamberlain do.
Cid I'd, sch Yankee Blade. Parker, Thomaston.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater LIST inst, ship Andrew
NEW YORK-Ar LIST. barque Jas E Brett Gibson.
Liverpool; Frank Wallace, Dunkirk AZ days; sens
Lansil, Boston; Lowell, Simpson, Rennebec;
Alice Oakes. Marson, South Gardiner; Saxon, Brag-
do; Pennsylvania, from Rockport; Onrust. i'm Ken
nebec; E Arcuarius, Lord ,Rockland; Pacific. Perry
Providence; Arthur Burton, Frobock, Kennebec.
Also ar LIST, schs VIM Capes, Kelley, Bowdoinham !;
Mary Greeneaf, Hart, Bath; Alice Cakes, Marson,
South Gardiner.
Ar I'd. schs Nellie Grant, Jordan. Baracoa days
Abbie H Hodgman. Eaton, st George, NIB; Acara,
Chandler, from Sand River, Ms II FL Seavey, Trask,
Sheffield, NIB.
Below, brig Keystone, Fredericks, from Sagua.
CID LIST, brigs Leonora, Blood, Esinore; Charlotte,
Whttemore' Cette; x kauna' Nash' Gibraltar; sch
Cid ID barque Kate Harding, Watts, Liverpool
schs Annie l. McKeen, McKeeD, Jacksonville: Mary
| B Reeves. Bracy, st John, ME- Allegro, Chase toI
! st John, NIB; r M Brookngs Brown, Port johnson
Sid LIST, barque Golden Sheaf, for Glasgow.
Passed through Hell Gate 1sJ. schs Irene Meser
vey, from Port johnson for Boston; j Gilmore
and II Wellman, do for do.
| PROVIDENCE-Ar I'd, schs M Sproul, Sproul
| Bangor; Mary, Haowell, Dennysville.
! NEWPORT-Ar list, schs Mary Langdon, Mullen
| Rockland for New York; Ida 81 Annie, Cook, New
| York for Portsmouth.
NEW BEDFORD-Sld I'd. sch Charter Oak, Poole
| Bristol, Me.
Ar I'd. sch st Elmo, Jones, Bristol, Me.
Sid I'd. sch M Mahoney, Curtis, New York.
| VINEYARD-HAVEN- Ar LIST, schs Cambria
| Simpson, FIN New Haven for Portland; M Sproul
| SprOul, Bangor for Providence.
Sid LIST, schs NJ Sproul, Saxon. Izetta. and Ernes
| T Lee.
BOSTON-Cld LIST, sch Ann Eliza. Clark, Char
| lottetown, PEI.
Ar 3d. schs Lane, Poole. Bangor; Rattan, Rem
| lex, Ellsworth; Susan, Carl, and Myra Sears, Pen
| deton, Rockland
CID Sd, sch Ellen Perkins, Gray. Portland.
| SALEM-Ar list, sch Amirald, Bickford, Calais.
Sid LIST, sch bOwd0in.
PORTSMOUTH - Ar 31st, sch Belle Brown
| Knowlton, Hoboken.
| Ar I'd, sch Pavilion Leach, Alexandria.
| Sid 3D. schs Wellington, Barber, Rockland; Glide
| Ganet Eastport; Ella, Hatch, and White Foam, Dix
| Kennebec.
BATH-Ar 1st ship Martha Cobb from Rockland
| to load ice for New Orleans; Harriet Fuller, McDou
| gal, Portland.
Sid 1st brig JOSIE Pettigrew, New York; sch L
| WhitmoIe, Whitmore, Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04

Sch Prescott, for Baltimore, in collision with the
schr Charmer I'd inst, in the lower harbor, broke
mainboom and tore mainsail. The Charmer carried
away Jibboom and head gear. Both vessels are de-
tanned for repairs.
Sch Florence V Turner, Walker, recently sunk in
the Merrimac river has been raised and taken TO
Roekland where she is undergoing extensive repairs
on the railway.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04

The Canada, from New York, has arrived off
Lizard, Cornwall ~ va
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04

New YORK. August 3-Evening,-Money easy at
per cent. on call Sterling Exchange is quiet at
Gold firm, opened at 1115 and closed at 112. Rates
paid for carrying were a per cent; loans also
made fat. The clearances at the Gold Exchange
Bank were 13,768,0O0 The customs receipts to-day
were $393,OOO. The Treasury disbursements were
100000 in interest, $4,000 for bonds and $l77OO in
silver coin. Stock market irregular and unsettled
ed 81 GOO shares including Lake Shore $4,000 Shares
Michigan Central II 800 shares, Rock Island II 900
shares st Paul common $500 shares do preferred IT,
600 shares Northwestern common 1900 shares do
preferred 400 shares, New Jersey Central $500 do
Delaware. Lackawanna 81 Western 500 shares, Yves.
tern Union 1890 shares, Erie 1900 shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Cow
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
--latest by European steamers.

Cid at Liverpool July 2st, st John, Scribner, for
New York.
Cid at Bristol Dist. Castala, Whtmore, New York.
Ar at Troon 2Ist, Harriet jackson, Bacon, Bow
ling; Elizabeth Winslow, Locke, do.
Sid I'm Seville July Is, Jas Potter, Ogier, for
New York.
AR at Swinemunde July 10, Emma G Litchfeld,
Hayden New York,
Sid I'm Helsingfors July II. Clara, Nichols, Cardiff.
Ar at Bombay July 81. Cora. COombs, Liverpool.
Ar at Rostock July Is, Don Quixote, Munroe, from
New York,
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
FOREUasN PORTS.

At Yokohama July 10, ship II Kimball, Hum
phrey, for New York; barque Eta Loring, Doring,
for do, ldg.
Ar at Carthagene July 25, brig Tbos Owen, Cup
till, New York.
Ar at Havre July 81 ship Scioto, Mitchell, New
Orleans.
Ar at Bordeaux July 81, brig Hermon, Patterson
Baltimore. -
SID TN DunkiIk July 81. sch Maud, Robinson, fol
New York.
Sid fm Bremen Aug 1, sch David H Talck Lee, fol
New York.
AR at Hull, e, I'd inst, barque Chas Ward, Gay
Boston.
Sid i'm Newport I'd inst, sch M P Champln, Free.
man, Shedac.
Sid I'm Liverpool list inst, ship Merom, Lowell, fol
New Orleans.
Ar at Liverpool July 3Oth. ship 7 Hill, Snow
Bucksport Is days.
Ar at Guadalupe July 5, brig A Pennell, Beck
Portland.
Ar at Canso July 81, sch Ida Thurlow, Eastport
for Grand Banks.
Cid at st John, NIB, LIST inst, Lucy Lee, ingalls,
New York.
Cid at Lepreaux. NIB. 14th inst. sch Decora, Berry
New York; 21st, Uncle Tom, Look, do.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
IFRoM MERcHANTs'ExcHANGE.l

Ar at Cardiff I'd inst, brig Eta Whitmore johnson.
Machias.
Sid FIN Havre list inst, barque Almira Robinson,
Tarbox, New Orleans.
Sid I'm Liverdool LIST, barque Annie Tolrey, Libby,
United States.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
NlENIORANDA.

FAST SA1LING-The new ship L Hill, Snow,
which sailed from Bucksport July II. made the pas
sage to Liverpool in I6 days.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04
New York Stock and Money Market,

By water conveyance-1OOO bush corpmeal to @.
W. True 81 Co.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04

half days he had never uttered one word, had
never recognized his wife or child, had never
closed his eyes, and yet he stood up in the
House and in the absence of Mr. Blaine insn-
uated that it was all a part of the play, that
Blaine was great and leading character in it,
and that he played 10 his part admirably. A
gentleman who would do that showed malice
filling his heart, driving out discretion, driving
out tjustice, driving out affection, driving out
all that is good and pure and holy, and filing it
with its own debilsh wicked form. If it was
there today in full growth, in vigorous life, it
was there then when the telegram from Cald-
well was received originally. If i. was there
then he would say to the Republican members
of the House that they would be justified in
voting to man that the report of the Judici-
airy Committee was not o righteous, just and
fair report and that it ought to be recommitted
to the committee for amendment
Mr.. Hunter of Virginia, member of the
Judiciary Committee, referred to a remark
by Mr.. Frye, to the effect that no member of
the subcommittee had lingering suspicion
that Mr.. Blaine had anything to do with the
Little Rock s. Fort Smith Railroad bonds.
Mr.. Frye Gnterrupting)- not say "any
Encouragement OH the Republican side)
Mr.. Hunton-Does the gentleman mean to
say am not on that list?
Mr.. Frye-You [may draw your own infer
ence.
Hunton-If he does. pronounce "a pause
uuTluS WulCu NIL lIdlo VI Nudlue, sought 10
take the foor) desire an answer from tbe
gentleman from Maine Does he mean to say
that am not honest?
Frye-You heard the remark which 1 made?
If you deem it necessary you may draw the in
ference
Hunter-Did you Intend that inference to be
drawn?
Hoar of Mass.-I rise to question of order,
1t is not in order for one gentleman to address
another directly.
After some further sparring, Mr.. Frye said
all he meant to say was that he believed Hun
ter's mind was filled with prejudice against
Mr. Blaine.
Hunter then said: L have endeavored to
keep my mind clear of conclusions in the inves-
tigat:on of Mr.. Blaine till the testimony is all
in. That testimony is not all in. 1t has. been
Interrupted by motion to postpone on part of
Blaine. The testimony not being all in have
come TO no conclusion on the subject.
Mr. Frye-If that is true do you justify the
the chairman Of the Judiciary committee in
bringing that matter befo1e the House?
~, Mr. Hunton-l have nothing to do with it.
The chairman of the judiciary acts for himself,
and l act for myself,
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-04

FISHING TACKLE,
Gums, Hevosvers AVID Ammunition of all
kinds. Agent for Latin a Rand,s
Orange Powder. wholesale and Retail
Guns and Fishing Rods repaired.
t. B. D AVI is.
Corner Federal and Temple Streets,
my13 PORTLAND, ME. sneod3m
, 1876-02-19
P R O CE DIN GS
OF THB
COLONIAL COUNCIL FOR ST. CROII.

MONDAY the 9TH February 1876, ] o'clock
p. M, the Colonial Council held an Extraordi-
nary Meeting.
The Members were present with exception
of 2nd Member for Frederiksted's Country
District (Latimer) who had reported bis in
ability to attend.
The minutes of the two meetings on the
goth December 1875 were read.
The Chairman notified that the Councils
5th ordinary Meeting was to have taken place
on the 3rd January this year, but agreeably to
the request of the Presidency it was postponed
to Monday the 18th January as there was no
business for transaction in the meeting, the
Chairman had given the Members communica-
ton to that effect, and no meeting was held, of
which notification was made in the minutes.
The Chairman further notified that he had
received a communication from the Government
dated Sin January, according to which His
Excellency Governor Garde had left these
Islands on a voyage to Europe, and Vicegover-
nor, President Stakemann constituted to act as
Governor of the Danish West India Islands dur
ing Governor Garde's absence, and at the same
time to continue to act as President for st. Croix;
, 1876-02-19

Pereira, indkaldes herved med 3
Maaneders Varsel til for underteg-
nede Skifteret at anmelde og beyis-
liggj0re deres Krav.
Ligeledes indkaIdes med Aars og
Days VarseI Afd0des Aryinger efter
Loyen til at anmeIde og legitimere
sig, SAINT yaretage deres Iary under
SkiftebehandIingen.
St. Thoma S~kifteret, den lode
Februar 1876.
z. NJ. ANDERSEN.
, 1876-02-19
DE M E R A r A i.
From the Gazetfe.)

A. black woman named Elizabeth Reid, re-
siding in Regent Street, Georgetown, gave birth
to a male child at midnight on the 3lst Deem
Der. The child was of full size, bat it had no
eyes, and one hole in the centre of the face
supplied the place Of a nose it had thleo
teeth. The midwife says that the child was
born alive and lived for a quarter Of an hour
during its short lifetime it gave an audible
sound.
, 1876-02-19
AUCTION.
THE SUGAR PLANTATIONS-
3E5N5 GROVE
CLAIR TO N 7.
BROOK HILL
AN >
CAN VAIL 7,


with everything thereto appertaining,
the property of William Moore and
the estate of the late John Hinkson,
will be put up for sale at a fifth auc-
ton to be held at this Office on
Saturday the 18th of March next at
IL o'clock noon.
The properties will be put up for
sale first separately, Becks Grove
& Clairmount with Brook Hill by
itself, and Cane Valley by itself, and
afterwards all together.
The conditions for the sale which
are very lenient may be seen in Chris
tiansted at the store of Messrs.
Moore & Armstrong, and also at this
Office where all information concern
ing the properties may be obtained.
Auction Office Frederiksted Feb
ruary 9th 1876.
Ns e 1 a. "A
, 1876-02-19
yuBtinSt8l. ST. Cr0iI, Saturday 10th FG1 1876.

A man by The name Of John William
James was found drowned in the harbor
Of this town en- Thursday morning. He
was a porter and had been out of work for
some time, and this is supposed to explain
why he went and drowned himself, which
it is believed he did from the fact of stones
being found in his pockets. He had
been missed a couple days before he was
found.
, 1876-02-19

in the last days of the old year, has up to the
present time continued favourable in some por-
tons of the Island, while 10 others, tue want
Of rain is greatly felt.
, 1876-02-19
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
FOR JANUARY 1876.

The wind has been northerIy the whole
month, with the exception of the first few
days when it was easterly, and on the
4th it was even S. E. During the rest
of the month it was E. N. E. or N. t., and
pretty strong.
There has been little less than the
ordinary average heat, while the rainfall
has been considerably more than the
ordinary quantity.
In the beginning of the month the
moisture Of the atmosphere was con8idera-
BILE, but in the middle of the month it was,
on the contrary, very inconsiderabIe, and
towards the end it might be called nor
NAL.
Christiansted. Kingshil. Frederiksted.
, 1876-02-19

The rainfall has been measured at and re-
ports received from the following 46 places,
giving an average Of 30 lines, whereas the
ordinary average is 16 lines. The
maps are exhibited at the usual places.
, 1876-02-19

med alt Tilbeh0r, tiIh0rende William
Moore og afgangne John IIinksons
30, vile bIive opraabte til BortsaIg
we'd Ste Auction som afholdes her
paa Contoiret L0yerdagen den lite
Marts f0rstkommendc III. - sIet
midday.
Eiendommene opraabcs fGrst SER
skiIte, Bccks Grove 4 CIairmont
med Brook Hill fer sig o. Cane
Valley for sig og dercftor samleJe
under Eet.
Conditioncrne for &aIget, som ere
meget Iempeligc, vile were til Eftcr-
syn i Chr%istianstcd paa De Uerrer
Moore & Armstrong; Contoir, SAINT
paa undertegnedc Contoir, hvor og-
saa OpIysninGor vedkommende Elem
dommen Vile kunne erhoIdes.
Frederiksted> Auctionscontoir den
Ode FeDruar 1876.
C. SARAUW.
, 1876-02-19


for the Colonial Councils Extraordinary
Meeting Monday 21st February 1876, 10
o'clock noon.
Introduction of and 1st Discussion on
Draft of Ordinance concerning Pension
for VIM. Nc. Farlane, Teacher in FREE
deriksted's Public School.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-02
departure. April aoth.
rIrLES To TOWN PROPERTY.

General complaint has lately been
aads that the occupants Of corner lots
some parts of town hav We unduly
reroached upon the streets adjoining,
ND thus debarred the public from
uing The same as a highway. 1t has
even been stated that some parties, in
sine instances, have endeavored to
Jump whole streets. Concerning the
morality of such encroachnents there
en 10 but one opinion. The residents
q Eureka have purchased in good
a'n the land whereon they dwell and
Were they transact their business.
Tue lots have been improved and built
upon atan expense, in many instances,
thousands OF dollars. The use. un-
Instructed, OF surrounding streets is
"oOesssry TO maintain the usefulness
sau value OF any lot, aud a dweller in
!, m'as who will, while partaking
~. sns a1vantages afforded him by our
n'mIAaon in the wilderness, take adj
b;s '.aseo o. a legal quibbIe to despoil
WV t'snoor OF lis rights i'm u right of
NM ~ 70 'la's better than he who stops
M w me high way and despoils him
Ain p"'sc. When personal property
H.. Question the law STYLES this offense
s.l 10y robbery. Concerning the
aspect Of this question we are
hv - a. aud We do not propose to
N.Y. n,o sa ~ the Premises to any gentle
pa.. .he long robe. These latter are
,'sserheads themselves as to the pro.
Eseurse to be pursued. We pub.
rssewnsre a call signed by a num-
pur prominent citizens calling
Cou ,pIollc meeting to he held at the
Nav ~ rouse, on the evening of Friday,
katsn 'oeonsider what steps should
III Drons. We believe It incumbent on
NJ spalsy.holders and good citizens
nav K ssnl, aud perhaps some means
Wy growing evil.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-02
CALL FOR A PUBLIC MEETING.
EUREKA. Nav 1. 1876,

MAJ 1, 1910.
To THE CITIZENS OF EUREKA I'm
view of the fact that ground heretofore
used as public highways (having been
so declared by the County Commits
sioners), is being daily jumped and
built upon: and not knowing when
this will stop, or where; and as In TWO
cases we have no recourse in law, and
also that we have no title whatever in
property, except that Of possession,
we, the undersigned, therefore think it
advisable that the property holders of
Eureka should meet on the evening of
May 9th, at the Courthouse, and sp.
point a committee to obtain a patent
for this township, or take such other
steps as may be deemed a~dvisable:
Myers & Franklin, j. C. Brown,
ID. b. Immel & Co., S. Goldstone,
f. j. Schneider, o. Dunkel d Co.,
w. T. Haskell, Fred. Barnes,
t. j. Maupin, w. H. Stowell,
-. Taylor, A.. G. Bishop,
j. M. kellogg, s. Ashim 81 Bro,
K. Nj. Beatty, Clay Simms,
). l.. Hinckley, j. G. Lockwood.