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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-01
NOTICE.

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE
EUREKA Co., NEv., December /. 1875.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the delinquent list of State and County
Taxes of Eureka county, Nevada, for tho
year 1875, has this day been deposited with
tho District Attorney of said coounty. and
. snssia sdle sse ' nsid ds to tSs Trss sssss a therein sHn
oflicio TAI Receiver OF said county within
twenty days from date hereof, suit will be
commenced by the Dietrict Attorney for the
collection Of said taxes and costs.
X. l.. CHASE,
d2w County Auditor
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NOTICE.

r HAVE SOLD MY INTEREST IN THE
il boot and shoe business, on Main street. to
my partner, James Murphy. who will collect
all bills due tho old firm and discharge all
of its indebtedness. D.. MURPHY.
Eureka. New, Jan. "a. 1876. ja25-lm
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w a. MI
Sutta BIeaChed Muslin
13c. All the other first
class brands l0c. The
cash scheme enables us
to sell &c. Prints for &c.
IL. FELLOWS & Co, Il
/ The Price Of a Pleasure.
Upon the valleys lap
The liberal morning throws
A thousand drops of dew,
To wake a single rose,
Thus often, in the course
OF LIES few fieeting years,
A single pleasure costs
The Soul a thousand tears.
TO WHOM SHE SAYS NO.
FELLOWS & Co,

A woman never quite forgets the man who once
loved her. She may not have loved him, she may
indeed, have given him s'noh instead Of the
tsycs" he hoped for but the membranes that he
desired YES always soitens her thoughts OF
him, and would make him were he reminded of
it, q friend forever. There may be girls who make
jest OF discarded suitors! but they are generally
very young; aud the woOing has been something
that did not beloken much depth OF tenderness.
There are mercenary offers too that only awaken
scOrn and hate In the woman wooed for money
and not Tor herself; but, really, to have touched
mans heart is something not to be forgotten by
her as long IS she lives.
Always she well remembers how his eyes look
ed into hers VIXEN he touched her hand with his,
and how her heart ached when he turned away
without that which she could not give him,
She loved some one else Some other man has
all the truth of her soRi--always has, aud always
will have-but she cannot forget the one who
turned from her and went his way, and came no
more She is glad when she hears OF his success,
grieved when she knows that he has suffered, and
when some day she hears that he Is marrieG-she
who has herself been married for long years, per-
haps-she who, at all events, would never have
married him-is she glad then? DO not know
A Woman's heart is a very strange thing. do
not believe she knows herself Glad Oh, yes
and his wife pretty and nice? and then she says
to herself that she has quite forgotten" and
"that, of course is BEST" and cries little.
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Kenosha Station.
CWTRCH DIRECTORY.


c,o,ycpva ATroNAI-Rev d. C. HITcHCoCK; Pastor
sarv1ces at 1890 A. M. and 700 2. M.
,go-uon,sr-Rey w E. WALKER, Pastor. Services
at 1890 A. M. and 700 z. M.
Fp,scoPAL-Rev LUcIEN G. LANCE, Pastor. ser
ices at 1920 A. b. and 100 PM
Conway METHODIST = JOHN BRAUER, Pastor.
Services at 10 80 A. NJ. and 700 p M.
7rN1rAR1AE-Rev. H. NJ. SIMMONS, Pastor. ser
vices II A. M.
ST.. MARKS CATHoLIc-FATHER W. DoqeH,AakTf'
Psstor Services $1,000 A. M. and Z. N.
:, ,,.,r.r-Rev. HENRY CLARK, Pastor Services
10000. M. and 700 F. M.
T,rTHERAN-REv. G. PoPP, Pastor. Services at
1000 A. NJ. and P. M.
ST. GEORGES FETHER JOSEPH M Mq q ~
PRIEST. Services at 1O:SO A. MI. ana I'oo ~
DAN1sH LrrHERAN-Rey. ADAM DAN, Pas6o Dr.
Ssr1ices nreachipg every fourth Sabbath, at ~ ~
A. NJ and 800 aad every a.tesna19 i ser
ice every Sabbath at 2:OO P. NJ, except when the
pastor holds service. a
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Mike Griffin and G. @. Doty got into an alterca-
ton about some work; from an alteration to
blows; and from blows to law. Mike made a
carom Of Dotey's face with brick-bat, which
stirred up the ire Of the latter to such degree
tb at he called upon the protectors ofpubic peace,
who thought small piece of Mikes accumulated
wealth should be squandered for the benefit of
the state, and he was required to disgorge $40
as fine and the legal fees in such cases. Mike
hustled around and got the necessary funds
indicated, with which he satisfed the just de-
mands of justice, and the saloons lost just $40.
he having that amount less to spend for drink.
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From the Spectroecope.
THE MEETING OF THE WAVES.
BY j. L. DUDLEY

BY j. L. DUDLEY
cad shadow fading out
Where light sought light in greeting;
Ayeil consumed between two worlds
Where this and that were meeting.
My ear touched silence where the song
OfOcean ceased it's moaning;
Twas only where the sea beyond
Began its deep informing.
Thus sings and paints for thee, 9 soul,
Life's sad, exultant ssory;-
The veil dissolves, The music dies,
But after that the glory.
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Every postofice has it's dead beats.
Thuse who never loaf there will not be
closed among them. The postoffice is
place where the most refined lady and
gentleman has right to go without the
risk of being confronted by crowd Of
lazy losfers. IF you don't expect let
ter don't go to the postofice and hang
around, IN the way; all such deserve to
go to the " cooler"
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Jail Entries.

The following parties were committed to the
jail under the care of Mr., John Lucas, Sheriff,
during the past week. We give the name OF the
party arrested, nationality, crime, by whom az
rested ard committed, and the punishment in
each case: a
Glen Grogan, Irish; assault and battery, Steb-
bins, discharged. John Mc0a1ty and Michael
McCarty, Irish; drunk and disorderly- stahl,
S6,9O-paid. John Kuntz, German; drunk; Stahl,
paid officers fees and ordered out of town.
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The first newspaper issued in
America was printed in Boston, over
1875 years ago, and was dated Sept.
25, 1890. There was but one number
printed, as it was suppressed by the
authorities. The paper was printed
by Richard Pierce for Benjamin
Harris.
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Cash is the key to stability in business; and M.
A. Overacre speaks in trumpet tones, in his ad-
vertisem ent in this weeks Telegraph. He seems
to think that small profits for cash is better,
all around, than large profits and long credit
Read the advertisement q nd then You will ''know
how it is yourself"
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a Mistake.

In Speaking Of the marriage of Prof v. ".
Barnes q few weeks ago. we made a mistake as to
his having formerly been County superintendent
lie was formerly Editor Of the Educational The
mistake was made by the editor and he holds
himself responsible to the public for tue mistake,
and to Prof. Barnes for the Injustice done him in
saying County Superintendent when he should
have said Editor Of the Educational of the Tele-
graph
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See advertisement of sale city lot at
aucuon, Faith in the value of property is shown
by Offering it at public auction. 1t is an actual
fact that real estate has materially advanced in
value since the panic-but it is still far below
what it once was once was, and far below it's real
value judged by prices in other places of like
size. public sale of lot on Mann ST., will so
far 70 determine the actual value of business
property and will be watched with interest IS
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Mr.-John Gates, of Bristol, raised the last sea-
son, litter of eleven pigs, which he fatted, bring
ing tbe SOW and eight of the pigs to market,
which bl oughs $2O436 The aggregate weight OF
those sold was 2,275 pounds. The weight OF the
three which he is keeping over is 600 pounds,
making the total weight of the SOW and eleven
pigs 2,S75 pounds. This is pretty good show
ing for Bristol and Kenosha County. r
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Centennial Hoop Skirt and Bustle-what
is it? II. Kaufman keeps it for sale, and
can answer the above question. Read his
new advertisement, and then take advantage
of the opportunity for Bargains Don't
,0Hoop around the outskirts but baStle into
KaufmauG's Bazaar and see his goods.
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What was the matter with the gas last Monday
night? The street gas was lot lighted and tie
gas sspetered' ont at about 1870 a. M Tuesday
Had it not been for friendly kerosene, the fes-
tivities at the Grant House would have been in
darkness complete. Wise forethought on the
part ofthe landlords, had made provision for
such possible contingency. esfa
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"A Malicious Fabrication.-We do n

A Malicious EabricatiOn.-We do not
know who was so audacious in misleading tie
public in case that could result only to their
detriment. as to assert that HALLS BALsAM is no
longer in the market. We assure our friends
that such is not the case. This old standard rem
edy for coughs and colds is still prepared in it's
original purity, and may be had Of druggists
everywhere in the United States or Canada.
Price, $500.
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Mike MiCarty and John, his son, got on tear
last Saturday. during which they lost their team
and barrel of SALT Marshal Stahl, found them
hunting among the saloons for the property, but
unable to find it. They were lodged in jail TIL
Monday morning the team cared for; and the two
paid a fine and costs to the amount of Sc so, and
went home sober for the first time in several
years. M
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Drrkee's new ware house, north side, is
undergoing several coats Of paint, which adds
materially to it's appea' ance. Henry Vetter
is the artist. This warehouse is well calcU-
lated for the convenience of customers
the lower story is fer rolling freight, the
second for grain and the third for light and
bulky articles.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-02-24

An old lady announced in court that she had
no lawyer that God was her lawyer. HE
doesn't practice in this court" replied the
iudee. I'm well aware of that replied the
dame, it's the the other fellow"
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DBG: o..

In. Bristol, Kenosha County, Wis. Feb. 9th,
1876. Of dinbtheria, Freddie, son Of E. S. and
o. Castle. aged years, months and 96 days.
o'DoNNELL In this city. Feb. 21st 1875, Annie
E., only. daughter OF Michael and Mary Ann
o'Donrell aeed years and nnonthg.
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A splendid piano from Reed 6 Sons Music
aouse, Chicago, was received at the Grant
House last Saturday morning. This fine
instrument is one of Haines Bros. make, of
New York
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The religious services at the Coffee Room last
Sabbath were conducted by Rev. L. G. Lance.
The room was crowded, and the services were
very interesting. The Keepers OF Saloons
should atterd these meetings.; but 1t is probable
that they are TOO busy waiting on customers, even
If ii ia the Sabbath day.
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FRENCH, THE ARTIST.

fHE FAILURE.-Ail sorts of rumors are going
the rounds Of the city and county, regarding the
failure Of Rouse Simmons, many of which are with
Out foundation. The facts are these Mr.. Sim
mons liabilities were about $l5o,OOo: of til csc
all but about $4,000 have been satisfactorily adj
iastod ~ 8f aa# So.
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$. Agricultural Quarterly Meeting"

The list Quarterly Meeting of the Agricultural
soc1 ETY. of the County of Kenosha for 1876, will
be held at the Office Of thcj County Clerk, in Ke-
nosha, on Monday, March the 9th, at o'clock,
P. M, for the transaction of any business that
may properly come before the meeting. At this
meeting the premium list for the next annual
Fair will be presented for adoption. A full at.
tendance is requested. 81. FL. TARBELL,
Secretary.
Kenosha, sFeb. "a, 1876. 4Ow2
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The Shell Rock, Iowa NEWS has lately changed
hands. e. A. KitteIl steps down and out, and
Harry Hazlett and E. L. Thorp up and in. The
latter gentlemen's fret Issue presents good ap-
pearance. The Telegraph wishes them eminent
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CITY HOTEL.

H.F. Phillips, Chicago; G.. H. Stinson.
Harvard R. r Landon, Chicago.;, W. d.
Sherman, Agent Madame Rentz Ministries ;
Rebt. Brady, Chicago F II. Scott, Munson,
Mass. ;; Frank Aguew, Chicago; 9; Langley,
Chicago Horace "a. Knight, Coldwater
Martin Strong, Buffalo John B Blake,
Philadelphia ; Erastus Wells, Delhi, N. Y;
Geo. v. Middleton, St. Paul H. STARK.
10, RichSmeyer, Bristol James Bryant. Bris-
toll; Gilbert Grimes. Chicago Sydney Strong,
Chicago H. Il Cartwright, Joliet L. Il.
Streeter, milwaukee, u 9. Nardin, Chicago;
E. s Jones, Milwaukee E. w. Herrick,
Minneapolis H. w. Williams, Racine; ".
a. Blake, Chicago VIM Andrews, Battle
Creek w. Armenian. Milwaukee; r. T.
Stewart, Rochester Chas. 7. Minor, Bos-
ton; s S Simpson Detroit; Geo. hidden
dorf Chicago; Fl. B. Warren, WauPun; Q.
M. Haynes, Wilmot; D. Water, Sheboy-
gan; H. w. Lewis, New York: John L,
Wentworth Chicago; Vim. Stanley; Pleasant
Prairie; s. Smith, Beloit, L. T. Taylor,
antioch; N. Rlchtmeyer, j, B, Jackson,
Bristol; r. T. Furman, Chicago.
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FRENCH WITH HIS CHALK.

3 The dance given by Park City Hose Com
pany last Friday night was well attended
and pleasant time enjoyed by all. Music
bv Lawson s. Hayek's band, of Racine.
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RACINE has q murder case. Michael SelVert-
has been committed for trial at the next term o.
court for the murder OF John Sheridan.
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of course it is the duty of every Kenosha resi-
dent to build good sidewalk in front of his resi-
dence, set out shade trees and subscribe for the
TELEGRAPH.
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At the NJ. E. Church, next Sabbath. in cOntinu-
alton of the series announced last week, Rev. W.
E. Walker win discourse on : Christ's letter TO
to the Church at Smyrna The evening subject
will be "To cover sin or con fess itvwhich.is the
best 81 asa FErJa err afetf r1fa
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It is very gratifying to find both ministers and
iaymen of different religious denominations
taking part in the Temperance Room services on
Sunday afternoons. ReY. Mr., Lance conducted
the exercises last wee k, and Rev. Mr. Hitchcock
is expected to take charge on Sunday ne It. enc 8
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One trial of our Japan Tea at seventy-fiYe
cents per pound will convince you that it is
as good as others sellfor one dollar. Try it
and be convinced.
SSw3 DRoM & HALE.
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GRANT HOUSE.
Thos. S. Ruddok, Chicago; T. D. Ford,
M. D., Salem j. D. Conrad, Wiimot; 3.
Mcdowell, Chicago ~ Rundale, Mil~a a.
kee ;Joseph Klein, Milwaukee j Z. g.
Bailey, T s. Tauntleroy, w. J. Smith A.
W. Bryant, Fl j. ElieI, Chicsgo; G Al
den. Boston r T. Whelpley, Chicago /; j.
2. Babcock, Grand Rapids; r. B. Flack.
Rlpon /; W. Maxom, Toledo /; s. 8. Merriam,
John Lorenz, Henry L Marshall, Chicago
Frank Grant, ', e:tfeld, Mass; E. M. Dennis,
Waukegan 0. Guthrie, Chicago; .; Z.
Allyn. Grand Rapids Ernst Reidel, Chica-
go; j. Gilbert Gibbons, Chicago /; u. B. Eos
ter, HaverLill. Mass; I. f. Gulch, Chicago !;
1. Tristeman, Detroit; Minnie Sherwood,
OcoEomoWoc Augusta Bliss, OconomoWOc;
Miss Mini Carpenter, Chicago ;Jas. a. Hol-
sey Truesdell, WIS.,; w. j. Chrislel. Chicago;
j. s. Scribner, New York F. Thomas q
j A. Mcdonald, Salem; Capt, John Tuttle q
Wife, Salem t. l.. Benedict. Bristol; Geo.
W. Royt, VIM Reed, Chicago; VIM. H.
Demmng, Fl. K. Phillips, N. D. Williams,
T w. Williams, N. D W. Ainsworth; Her
bel Hett, j. G. Spranger, Milwaukee; Geo.
G. Lawrence, NJ. s. McGue. Chicago; Chas
Fisher, Milwaukee; W P. Rhodes q Vile,
Racine. Geo. Bullen, Chicago; D. Buchanan,
Racine; Miss Josie Walsh, Chicago: F. D.
Dyt, Milwaukee; Wm. Hughes, Chicago;
VIM. Binterbottom, Milwaukee,; J. T..
Stephan. Chicago; W. L. Dexter, Henry
Rohlfiing, Pleasant Prairie; G. N. Weber,
Chicago; VIM. Gilchrist q Wife, Walter
Maxwell, Somers; VIM. Guthrie j..
Parliament, W. C. Arthur, G. Lasher, j..
NJ Todd, L. d. FaDllng. Chicago; j. M
Gundry. Evanston; W. Wallace, Syracuse;
j. Z Goold, j b. Kelley, B. F. Weeks,
Racine, q. F. Garaghly, Austin, Texas.
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Parties desiring to obtain my Flavoring Ex-
tracts hereafter, can be accommodated by calling
at the store of s. Fisk, Jr, where supply viii be
constantly kept on hand. and sold at prices the
same as if the extracts were obtained directly
from me. e ~ m . sds ss3a
25tf A. N. CRoTsENBURG.
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DIR. FARR's

Books, Notes and Accounts can be found at the
Union Drug Store. Those indebted to him will
please call and settle without delay B5w6
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Henry Williams, the wel-known "Seedero
manufacturer, tells our readers what he can
do for them in his new advertisement. Read
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groceries.

Peter Jacobs has lately opened a new Grocery
Store corner Main end Pearl Sts., opposite p.
Bain's Office, where may be found all the best
goods in his line, which will be sold ct the very
lowest rates for cash. 38w3
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Mrs. EKLuND keeps constantly on hand al
kinds of Millinery, Hair Work and fancy goods
ali Kinds Of hair work is done to order at short
notice. Millinery work executed in the beet and
latest styles. tk 4sA I'LL 4"
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French on ..oaricature' at the Congregational
Church next Tuesday Evening Opening song by
the Sinclair Wiusor Quartette.
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We are prepared at all times, to do job work at
short notice. Business men bring in your work.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

WANTED-A good girl to do general houseW 16,I I
in small family. Apply at NO. 4o FSsfA ASeii''e
or at this office
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One year ago to-day, General
Tracy opened for the defence in the
Tilton-Beecher trial.
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A noblel and truer manhood is the world g
Greatest need today, and that heed must be salts
fed.
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The incest Axe-Helves you ever saw are fol
sale cheap at c. A. Dewey's. 32tf
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Intemperance is a mighty obstacle
to education, morality and religion.
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WATER CURE.

N. C. Stafford, Thos. s. Ruddock, Fl. Ray
mond Harry Roberts, 7. Sullivan, Thos.
Knzie, Mr.. H. Roberts, Chicago; T. Sui
livan, Chicago; q Il Lee Racine; JAS VII
llams; Mrs Argyle, and two daughters,
Burlin, Wis. E G Runnals, Somers, Mr.
Thomas, Baraboo.
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Running Through Five Great
States.
THE
Remington Sewing
M A c II N Fl

Does as great a range of work as any machine in
the market, and runs very light and nosless. We
will send it to any address by express c. o. d. at
ed in every town and county. Send for price list
to J. G. STACY, Gen1 A gent, 517 Spring Street.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, g m 22y1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

az Our Dentist-Dn HAzE1ros.
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Our Milkman- HOMER B. PIERCE.
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n'Ho9
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French the Caricurist,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following are some of the more important
arrivals at the hotels during the past week:
GRANT HOUSE. sft
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Pullman Palace Gers.
Inducements offered By M5S Bouts

to the travelling public are all the modernim.
provements Rock and Gravel Ballssted Track
Steel Rail, Rock and Iron Bridges, ParIor ana
Drawing Room Day Coaches ,Smokinr and Loung.
lers Patent Safety Coupling and Platforms,
Speed. Safetyand Absolute Comfort.
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Kenosha, FEB. "a, 1876.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-30
Republican County Convention

TNllE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL
i Committee Of Eureka County, Nevada, at
meeting held in Eureka on the evening OF
August 18th. 1875,
Roru blican party Of Eureka County. Nevada,
bs held in thu town of Eureka, at the Court
house. on SATURDAY, the Goth day ct septem-
bersfS7U. 1t 1tV'clock 4. NJ. for tho purpose
township officers to be elected at the gen.
eral election of November, 1873.
Resolved, That the primary elections in the
several precincts be held on Saturday, Sep
tembsr 23d, ls76.
The Committee made an apporti onment Of
delcsates from tho following precincts. viz:
Eureka 81 delegate: polls, COURTHOUSE ;
Judges and Inspectors, j. b. Ayers, 1. Doug
Jack SOP Mine and South Ruby Hill, 16 del
egates polls. Matt. Kylss saloon; Judges
md inspectors. Seth Langs baugh, Harry
Deatle, Jorry Coughlin.
rany's Office.
Atlas Mine, 2 delegates; polls. hoisting
works
Hamburg Mine. delegates polls, Cobb,
! into Mill, delegate; polls, Simpsons.
Vanderbilt, delegates; polls, Gayland's
Fish Crock. delegates polls. McKernen's
ranch.
Con 1orth's Ranch, delegate; polls, Con-
forEh's.
Spring Valley, delegate; polls, McCough-
las ranch.
Adams HILL delegate; polls, Adams Hill
boarding-houso.
Devils Gate, / delegate; polls, Andy
Louck's hotel.
Roberts Creek, delegate; polls, Richard
sons hotel.
Cortez, 2 delegates polls, Cortez hotel.
Beowawe, delegate; polls. Railroad Sta
tion.
Palisade, delegates; polls, John Mar.
chants storr.
Mineral Hill, delegate; polls, Railroad
House.
ALOHA, delegate; polls Railroad Station.
shlpley's Ranch, Delegate; polls. ship
1ey's ranch.
Ho,sac, delegate; polls. Bob Stewards
house.
Matamoras, | delegate; po Is, Piantoni
Housa.
Resolved. Thatth polls be kept open from
3 O'Clock r. ". until I U'c. ck 4. S.
Res lived. That all recin@ts " h re Judges
and inspectors have not been appointed, the
voters select the samo to net AS such.
Resolved. The only test to be applied tc
voters is pledge to $ lnpoit Hayes and
Wheeler ut the coming lection.
". II. DAVrN .. L, Chairman.
W.J. SMITH, ScrStary. au2 It'd