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BOSS sHlrAERD's AssIcNuESr.
And the Interest In the t.as Fitting business
that he Reserved TO Iitnis-li.

tuht htNffNfH 10 fiuts~i.
WAsnINGToS, Dec. 13-Boss shepherd
was compelled some weeks ago 20 mako AN A.
sIgument to his creditors lie agreed then to
deed his already heavily morigaged property,
consisting OF many unimproyed city lot, aud
few houses to the trustees for the benefit Of his
creditors, but reserved the interest In the
plumbing and gas Atting business OF Alexander
X. Shei iherd & Co. 10 himself, claiming that this
was but 81. .ht Offset for the right Of dover
given up by his wife. The deed I'm favor of ma
creditors has not vet been illcd with the Re
Coruor. and II said that some of the In ereste
parties saw through the arT.n cement made
vita some OF his Ring creditors, AMI
declined to enter into the agreement. 4 Ger
tihche uf cotpDratiOu was t1-dUy He'd with the
Recorder ia tno matte ca Al .'Aan ser Il shrrAcrd
y tN., lo hutupiiHr tunpaiN uUlri tult DC tI
IHue 60 carry ON tie piumtiup, Pa- Ind steam.
ul- business, md trni iu nIr if ANA il CO. lu-
icI NNik Lruui ally, wliH rupiiu| stock Ol ( h.
Ui. divided INTO ahalsN OF .-sIJ each, 10 nc man
aged 10y Ruhri OF Directors, VINO Tor tur hrst
wear sNall ie \. X. ~. .nnrrd, IItui, o. .f.-. ntl
I'OYd ". Emmirt. The hr.t co. thl- al D uf tAr
Ross Is known 10 lll men. fno SECOND b. q late
Treas nv ON al, who Wae rdmlttrl est ~fnuucr
h- o. par,ucr il tIr nlni uf :. a. -helh hrr.f \ r,.
WIKI acI-h cipitN Dt & 800. lhe th.td was a
small contractor unnef tht lhir N4uE ruNsru-
mcuf, who tiDd IS a -tr Ct swrn per uf { I- citf
Ou oct. -. Isij, u- the otIclal RECORD shows.
rus new continuation viii nn q drIhi comnpHfu
Gnw Cfodit with the wholesale utal, ri Of Elstcru
tiiius. However CAR Na-autk tue iio,s uolncs-
tit establishment upposite inIaGut tGuare IA
lie with any Soat confidence In TINS nov be-
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CONscIEACE suIIrEY.
4 Runaway Preacher mud Forger Returns
aud Gives Himself UD 10 the sheriff.

"h" ''iNts ~ W Cuelm.
FAYErrE, Mo-, Dec. 0.-The Rev. Joseph
d. keebaugh, who skipped from this section in
August last. after for cling $4,000 OF railroad
bonds, and the names Of his bo.t friends % Sc
curiiies on his own notes Tor about $1,000. came
TO town last night and gave himself uD to
sheriff Leland saying that bis conscience hurt
him so he couldn't stay away any longer. He
was Grant postmaster, a Northern Methodist
preacher a l, dica leader. Gnd great man gen
orally WITH the negro voters. lie married into
a respected family. and became an agent or
trustee for the rich Lewis estate When he
began his forgcries he forged the names OF DIFF
fercnt members Of tho Lewis family to his own
notes, anu placed his paper IA the different
banks here, aud stuck Coneressm All njainin
VITA lot of II. Then ne opened n correspond
ence with ,he It Louis House, when printed the
bonds Ot uuwaId Coup auu obtained nfty i'm
pfe-sions. 10 Whirn he forged the prOJtr names.
aud ty accident iive II them were sold To a zap
italat In lioonVile. when he seut his cou. ons
to the honarX Bank IN this place Tor collection
+. ". Hendrix, the President, discovered tho
forgery, ana put the case into the hands Of tue
Prosecuting Attorney. keenaugn fed, and de-
tectives IA New y RI we're uut on the iooN out
Tor hun. All nope of getting hun WAS given up,
and he created srnsGtiCn uY turning up him
self. lie hgs TX indictment' - Inst him. lie
VS. hailed TINS morning ~ $500. lno herln
has been trying TO get Jos. VI. Lewis, who IL
mixed NJ with hcrh1ugh In the ra4t dlitics, but
lac - reported as having lied tue 81 ite.
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4 LIFE MlDE WRErcHED.


from her Husband.
III her nflidavit that forms the basis of -
suit Tor divorce from hes husband, Alnhonso
BrenOn, Mrs. Christine Br,non OF BROOKLYN
aiiirms that soon after their marriage Brenon's
true character, that he had conceded willie
counting her, became manifest. In bis drunken
frenzy lie committed nets OF violence toward
her that made Ler almost insane. IIo threatened
to throw her out Of the window. ana once forced
her half way out " a second story hallway win
dow. He often struck her with his fst On the
9th OF last November no began to qu,rrcl with
her IN the night, and as She arose he chased her
down stars and out INTO the street. and CON-
PEELED her l. remain there IN her niEht clothes
In the c0id fDr "a long time. Neiahbors gave her
shelter On the nisLt OF Nov. he went home
peeled her to ny from him. She carTici
Kerosene lamp, and ~ her haste 20 ret away
from him sh' fen. TIE lamp wa br1kcn. aud
tine Oh ignlftIg burn her seriously. lie TIA
tedt her Until hcG body bore uldrk7 of the bl1Ns.
On Tie "a of NoN tuhcr, tNo tll4aNlt adds,
While Ae ln frantic mood was chasing her
about q % house nd Threatening nDr, she sirutk
hm uu tnc htai with Ciuptr For "a Is ue bad
htr arrested, and ip tho ulll bflo q Justice
nler tuc q .iull iNt was dismi seq, Afior She
b d iii tlu "ltl the uipper. hc eDiled her barr
ma q rfutfntd to scan h,r Ic hnucke her
down aud tlened her. lLcn the ryan, rirl m
brruuu, 10 ). saii, if worth $iD,Du iu re- a cH-
tt. lcsiuo. otler prlpritg lie l-arrul csf lte
troksr. AIs Wilo ID sad 10 DJ educ ,tod and ro-
l.gl.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
An Cnfnvorable Feature of tho Conference
BuIgaria's Future Discussed.

LONDON. Dec 13.-The Reuter- despatch
from Constantinople says " The absence OF the
Portes representatives, from the preliminary
conferences creates an unfavorablo Impression.
The fact that Russia, an Interested party, Is per
nittod to SIT Ia judgment on the questions at
issue is commented on In Turkish circles The
sultan ana his Ministers yesterday witnessed
eAperimenis viii tOfpedoes ana the heavy
Armstrong guns Of the iron-cad feet"
PARIS Dec. B-A despatch from Constanti-
nopls SAYS the Plenip 1teutaries seem to be
agreed thar Bulgaria should be placed undor "A
Christian Governor. There as been some dis
cussion on tho future condition Of Bosnia, but
the cnnsidcration OF tho question WAS ad-
Joufned, the Austn n aud German plenipoton-
tiaras asking time 20 refer tue subject 10 their
respective GOyernmen
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TAE LATEST OLD EORLD NEWS.
End Of the French Cabinet Crisis simon
Appuinteh Hrcs .hrri.

PARIS, Dec. l3.-Ihe appointment Of ". Simon
as President Of c Council and Minister uf the Iuteror
anu NJ. Nattcl as Minister Of Justice wee NJ Du
labfr aAd Mhft l. Who retire i ON 'HiIy announced
t~uN4. lhc Nsoihbt tncfgfIsr remains before the
ctiss Nth Tie tAcvsuoI Of Tie above mcntuneI
ChIUEe4.
1ic appointment ot NJ. SIMON 10 ~" hca1 ot the MIN
lsti! j. ktHtf ilY vel received. Even 10" J. gifin.t
80 bouap'rl-t nif.rs d1 noi as ruir rcFar u uu.
i4NJraoi. lhc N'.rhuCln irlnu. winch ruinnri.ca
rNtlt groups ui the eft st u NUN rnusl, attended
mrr,ng 'ulA,, Whniiettcd unat'muus sati.ictlon ~
thc Nlul-t'rel chahzes me section let by NJ. Gam
bclia however malnieincd ~ca,rve Oh the uaiect
Psrucs praise tie autudc uf Preslucni NAcMahun. ~
Martci "a. nowyspportcl Minister OF Justice. "a IL
AMI II Is possible that he may after all decline the port.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE dND THERE BY THH
SUNS REpORTERS
Where One VI odcI wns Chosen aud Many LET
How Woman cnn Contribute toward
Perfect Pictures IN an Illustrated Paper.

Where One VI odcI WINS Chosen aud Many Let
How Woman cnn Contribute toward
Perfect Pictures In an Illustrated Paper.
A Y0ING WOMAN Of good ngure obtais
"a situation as model, where no disro0ing IL ro-
ngu nnn 10y iqqnirlng 2f J9shrn RE9y En or. depart
In reply to tho above advertisement two score
or moro women cambered up tho steep stair
way that leads TO the art department OF Frank
Leslie's establishment yesterday. and not one
OF them thought there was anything to he said
against her figure. There wero stout women,
lean women, short women. tail women, women
all curves, and women all angles tidy young
girls. and sovenlv old women; modest maidens
and females not modest: women with good
figures and women without any figure In particu-
lar; sober women and one woman not sober.
There was one Impulse animating the throng-
the desire to earn and receive the so week that
the fortunate model would receive. II was this
that urged palefaced girls to apply for the situ-
alton.
81 am willing 20 do almost anything, sir, that
IL right" said aslender girl with hunger pin ched
cheeks, "and for very little pay I do want to
earn something" but that slender form nsed-
ca ,he rounding that comes with generous food,
anu Mr. BeGker mad to saw mo-" and the girl
pressed.
An old woman. .wrinkled. angular, and bent. in.
sisted that sho could aud would do" md lame
girl begged hard for the position. "Im sbure
II smut, sal } woman with a very red face.
wearing avery expansive crluoline. She was
followed by sylph weighing about
two hundred pounds, whose figure was
superh "a to quantity. but not quality. There
could he but one successful competitor, aud
she was III lin faced. lldN like gir with an
ceileni figure. "Her duties are simply to be- IN
tho ofics when the artists are here" said Mr..
Ht cker," and when we want female fyure for
street scene, an accident. or anything else re-
quifng good action. she will pose for it, Then
she VIII be required to be photograpned In all
necessary positions, In order that the artists
n " NIaa
from which to draw. We used to employ tho
services II some Of the girls in our workshop,
but they objected to being photographed in GER
tain positions, perfectly correct IN themselves,
and 80 we decided to hire a model for that ex-
faIf - lttuai .
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INELIGIBLE ELECTORS.
An Opinion by Father TAFT that Completely
Ignores the Constitution.

WAsHrSGroN, Dec. l3.-Attorney- General
Taft WIS questioned this evening In reference 20
the dispute over the qualification of electors. lie
said that he believed one broad rule founded in
common sense. could apply to all the cases VI
this kind which might arse. without any regard
20 the party that was to he benefited or injured
when an election had Teen held, and the people
had In good faith expire sssd their preferences,
the mater VS. ended. lnere was really no ap-
posl, ana no resort 20 techHicliites ON either
side would be tolerated by the sobef-minded
people of the country. II disqu lilc ,tions ex-
listed the remedy could have been found in an
appeal TO the courts tefore the election bad
been held, cut II was TOO lutte to cry foul after
ward and claim the election Of minority can
didate,
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TILDEN'S ELECTION.
Congratulntory Address bv tho National
Democratic Committee.
Rooms or THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COul
MAsuINa1nN. ID @ nar- II Is.n-

Rooms or THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC Con-.
WAsHfNGTOs ID. c., Dec. 10, 1876. 4
To ne People NJ ne inHed states.
The National Democratic Committee an
nounces as the result OF the Presidential cleo
tion held on the Jth OF November, the election
OF Samuel J. Tilden Of New York as President,
and Thomas a. Hendricks VI Indiana as Vice
President Of the United states.
We congratulate you on the victory for re-
form. 1t now only remains for the two Houses
OF Congress, In the performance Of their duty
on the second Wednesday Of February next, to
give effect to tho will Of tho people, thus ex-
pressed In the Constitutional mode by majori-
ity OF the electoral votes, and confirmed bv a
majority of all Of the States, as well as by an
overwhelming majority Of all the people OF tho
United States.
DJ order OF tho Executive Committee,
ADRIAN ). HEWITT, Chairman.
Y. o. PRINCE, Secretary.
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John Larhn, who was entered on tho records
a. robhcr. was, through defective commit nent
given hls freedom wcdne day from the city prison.
In the prisoners noK Of the Nashinrton Place foos
Court Yesterday morning, Lc met tIe man Who the
complainant against Tim IN the robbery Tho
complaitant WHs fined - Tor daOrdcrY conduct, and
the defendant, Lama wnu wl- captured he
ping from the store Ht iSf Eighth avenue, with two
afgf cOlOrcd photograph. yRmcdu $50. was committed
t. await the action II tIe Grind Iurt. He gave his
meme James GOrdon. lie was returned to the cell
wAit IA ne vacated On Mclnesday.
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THE SITUATION ~ COLUmBIA.
TIE GubornaiOrini NOto 10 be Counted To-
Dny, and IInmpIon InnnguraIcd.

COLUMBIA, Dee. l3.-rhe Senate ana the
Rump House passed acnncurrcnt resolution TO
adjourn sine lie on the 20th inst. Tho Constltu-
toual House lassed u resolution inytlng the
senate 30 attend tho counting Of the GuherD.-
tnutl Vote tomorrow, al u. NJ. the rrturus
elect VI upton, aud ne wlll he Immediately IN
a. gurd.ed. Ihe Constitutional House hld tho
Democratic Senators halutei tor United State,
nnt0r but 10y agreement reached No election.
Neither toruin's conlcmpt case. nor tho nIuuc-
toA against tardU2i, us Tcasurcr, from draw
iLg en0 disbur-lnG public funds, ure decided.
Ihe ptuplu oro Vtty qllcl and calm,
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Frederick Viola, a lad 10 years of age, when al
second and rwenty.thlrd street. last evening
shot hnscli through the right temple. lie died in
stanty. Frank Drnn uf 22S West Twcny-elghth street
saij 10 Scrgt. Thompson; Last Tuesday evening
lrdcrch visited me af ,y horr. and while thoro was
very low spirited aud a that he intenIrd to xiii HIM
self the ucNt night. Iis evening my mother sent me
- look him up Hnd bring MIN hoinc. | found him 10
lWcnty tiiri .tfrcf, near INST Nonur nnd while
were waik lF W the 'ircet nc drew pistol and dis
charged 1t" Tie o. Lad no home. lls mother died
twu years ago ard ms father beng ulab to support
him had lofi him to tli tor himself lie out Of
cuIuluVuluuL
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In the Hotel brunswick last evening the eE-
tries were made for the roting ard running contests
Of the season IN the hippodiom this evening. The
sgoTt with trot Tor the 2.iO Glass; mile heats
D.si lhr,t Ia nvc, uL1cr saddle Tor purse OF 81 90.
tNe Horses wtte tutercu W. l.. Nccku's wa SNOW
ntEc. J.. Nam b. M llirtutCu. D.. II. DuNs Gi z.
oih hoh !. MurphNs n < New n'ock. aaf }. Elgers's
d. r. HAIRY. tOf tAe lunnlng inCc of Bine dHsh OF
miie t0i purs' Oi tluu, tit l. y. Joe,
Dl =. Nnlagc Blacksmith, Do. <. MOrsau and D. &. Abs.
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F,,rndi,ion Of tho louisville rcrger.

LONDON, Dec b. ho statement published
here that Charles Brent the L7usyio iorgor viii ne
delivered 20 American detectives On saturday Is In
correct lie win pr, baby ul de.c4eI on TUESDAY snd
WI Doe placed 10 custody 10 snue drtle4ated by
Dnt,d silirs Minister HoHepoAt. 4lis l,ieou uot
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AT the Gftieth annual meeting OF the female
branch Of the CITY Mission yesterday, the Fourth
Avenue Presbyterian Church, Mrs F. a. Coakilng ths
Sc reary, sail that durng the p1lt year 45477 tracts
had been s tfbut,d - Sn missionary visits made. Stv
religious NEE lugs held isJ biss given away, 10 back
sidrfs rfCla.cl lij perdnce pledges ODtat led,
snd LAS pDur i.niies uccoren az cost Of 5? 7Ol 10
The Officers tor tlr ,nsuias hrs. n. -. Ely.
First Directrcs-; Mrs T. \. Cuuknng secretary Miss
L. l.. bsk-r, 4TcasUruri Mr- a. Il. Brown. Supcrln.
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4lcH cHINDIEH', MIAIrHsro.


W Wt~mNG1oN. nec l3.-lhe Chairman of
the National EepaDhc.A CoAul.t.co has .ssuol
the following:
An nl 'rrss hI- tl-uirht been lssuad nv Mo Demo
cltfn .rlNlf rN. l. a tlH ia.i nUfff' .Itt iu
tiup iaiIaa Use. GNN. lft}U nas htrn ftIrt
clHrfru bN rID.r uljHrr az tuu c,rlt Yi.. \. .t,
lnHt, 90 nN iuiit1tion tAat eui rrlt unudel ,ti.
has ullut tl ut result. the NliiVNt ul thf ItI-
cr4tc uultt,c De- 900 iuuuI.Ht iau AA..t.u44 20.
tempt O. prrluicD AMI pttyrrt luulg q. llyrt
au4 u.t.ar atc tlD fri tn fIt tAe Auc4Iau4
pgop.e viii w earned u4s lnl uitlui Nuri
Si-utl, ! tu4NuLIR
CAali.nau of l,cluhlcan Nalilua. Committee.
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The tax collector OF Long Island City is pre-
parlng list Of property TO be sofa tor iyment
taxes on It Is large amount of property IN blooEs
of No uI irgc lots acl On sJns ut tAe principal
nucs the Il y, which u stu standing ii the nanc OF
NiidIm N. Tweed. lhr tfKcs acrruin- upon tara
prorrtt, sad ~ BE- s'll w0r1h hc ry $4,000 amount
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Novrruor-rl .ct In nag Robinson wus onier~
{{lin.4 ~ ql in ID In..io . l".l evening.
lN'f" fH ." NtIl.r nl rry c nf.r hunts
anl hHf. r.'4,.a aI.. ls tHr lutlttI a Ia
q ~. l.. 90 81 .t4tAa. It's. MI h.luuei h, D.OooCk
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btNSE, DC. l3-M. lla.r, Vice President -
inr N rt N.-tflN 20 lls hrru t..rf.4 lrtsiunnt u
ucN Nlcelrcs.a- -
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BEGINNING TIE INQUEST.
INQUIRY INJO THE DEATH or eS5
YICTJlIN OF TIE IIKE.

the death oil tue persons burned IN tne brOOklNn
Theatre was begun last night in BROOKLYN.
There werc scarcely score OF spectators IN the
room. District Attorney Britton assisted tho
Coroner. Mr.. Ksenoy, one Of the owners OF the
theatre building. was an Interested spectator.
Tho Jury, that was selected with care, comprises
Ripley Ropes, Samuel Mclean, cx-Alderman
Richardson, Daniel Ch.uncey, Franklin Wood
run, Chorles 3. Honor. John j. Drake. John j.
Studweil, Joseph ID. Willis, Encch George, Rob-
ert @. Anderson. Mr.. John 4. Martin was ex-
oused. Tho inquest is held on 2S5 bodies. that
by the Coroner's corrected list Is shown to DO
the precise number lost In the flames The cx-
cess Of this count previously reported from the
Coroners ONCE 10 Is expl lned was due TO the
number OF fragments Of bodies which wero
counted as bodies. The progress OF the Inquest
was much retarded by tho numerous questions
put by the jurymon which had no relevancy to
the cause of death, but which indicated tito
thoroushnoss of the invesslgation determined
on.
Michael Chauncey, a retired builder, testified;
mode tn plan for the BROOKLYN Theatre AIR. Jackson
IN ne cS"s one Tie S hsG @ s os
vent 10 she theatre we Jam wa ~ p,pg uHs MR. S VI
tho material of it erection, he theatre wac bdilt in
Tue ceilings through The AUDITORIUM were made OF two
thicKncsse' OF thin toard.. oyerad gith muslin which
Was irss1HsI lhs A,1 oi c'inIg n SrInx 70
ersck VI Tic wecd used in the ceiling was white rnc
turned anu grVo,cd. This WOOD ceiling is pro6soiS
SnssenTy e ns wss solid 5 KeensS 6avns supeanaad
IT, laIss la tee ecntrg 9' & e g9d @ M Here tFS
there wa strong dsan celweon tue stagc und tlis
gallery ~ the dicss cr, 1ac wiath 4 the insil
possipic npRF" /" set % down aS 'f' Gs s,tfy 5 a,T
leadi past the drcse cir lr door hc special star
way ltadIng down into Nasninfton street.
THE FIRE DESCRIBED.
se1'ed in f iIe 'i 9T q ,ss % 9rchs1 Sy on iae
|
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J. Lennan hud j. Manix, q, a. u. 21s II.
crazy gnd hUro, 10, Y q, ~ !. hourke =, II,
z Oi'Vplko snd L. Fran, VI fasasic, Il. j., u.
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ATUrNs. Toe. l3.-A row Nni-t~v bas been
fm uHt. Is Corn uu Inur.f Nin l+ lft- nf nf t.u
Count. @-t M,ri-t.fo oi tlr If"uOi unl Jg.l,o.
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Copnacs bottled at tho Jonzlo distilerles;
Also "a wood; Victor 4 haugur eVlo Importer uO
Hesdo sL -Adp.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-28
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the sixth
Judicial District, in and for
the County Of Eureka,
state of Nevada.


THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS
greeting to Philip Young:
You are hereby required to appear In an
action commenced against you as defendant
by Catherine Dung, as Plaintiff, in the DIS
trict Court OF the sixth Judicial district, in
and for the County Of Eureka, state OF NJ
wada, at the Town OF Eureka, and answer the
COMPLAINT therein, which is on file with the
Clerk of said Court. within ten days after tho
service on you OF this Su~mmons-eX lusive Of
the day Of service-if served in said county,
or twenty days il served out of snid county
bat within this district, and in all other eases
forty days; or judgment by default will be
taa on against YOU, according to the prayer OF
said Complaint.
Tho said action is brought to sever the
bonds OF matrimony now existing between
you and the said plaintiff, for wilful neglect to
provide the necessaries of life for the sud
plaintiff and family for more than a year last
past, and Tor cruel and nhuman treatment,
habitual and gross drunkenness, and for the
custody OF the minor children: all of which
will more fully appear by reference to cory
Of complaint hereto attached anu filed In this
action.
And you are hereby notified, that If you
fail to appear and answer the sad complaint
as above required the said plaintiff will take
Judgment against you by d fault. and apply
to the Court for the relief in complaint de-
handed.
Sc In testimony whereof, !, +. II. IIar-
l. 5 mon, have hereunto set my hand and
s--s affixed the sea Of said Court this 2lst
day of December, A. d.. 1872,
Clerk District Court. Sixth judicial Dis
trict. Eureka county, Nevada.
d.i-lawiw ByL. MoLINELLI. Deputy Clerk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-28
OFFICIAL.
Application for Patent
TO the Racine Mine.
NOIlCE NJ. 90.
U. 3. LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, January6, 1876.

- - Az -
Eureka, Nevada, January6, 1876.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT J., c.
~ Bateman. whose postoflice address Is san
francisco, CAL, has this day tiled his appli-
cation for a patent for twelve hundred linear
feet of the Racine mine or vein bearing silver,
with surface ground two hundred feet IN
width. situate, lying and being in Eureka
Mining District, County Of Eureka and State
Of Nevada, ard known and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this
office as Lot No. 81, in unsurveyed lands.
The exterior boundaries of said Lot No.
50 being as follows, to-wit:
Variation ljhg deg. east, commencing at a
post marked No. /, Z. S. Survey No. 81.
bears n. IS deg. q min, L. 1854 feet. The
Eurck a Consolidated Cu~mpany's Lawton shaft
bears 5. 3 deg. II min. W. 4,lGo feet: post No. |
of u. ). Survey No40, Sentinel Lode. bears ;.
3 deg. u min. W i,27J feet; and tho main
SHAFT upon the Racine Lode bears n. SA deg.
W. 749 feet; thence running ;. 500 deg. ".
90 feet to post No. .. T.. :. Survey No. 50;
thence n. "a deg. ". LOO feet to post marked
no. 3. Z. :. Survey No. 50: thence n. S91a
deg. u. zoo feet TO post marked No. 4, I. 5.
survey No. 50, and thence :. y deg. L. 200
feett0 post No. /. the place OF beginning, con-
tanning 55l-l0O acres.
This claim is bounded on neither end by
any known claimants; tho nearest mines are
the Belmont and Peoria odes.
The location of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office of Eureka Mining
District, page IL. in Book Is of Eureka Dis
trict Mining Records.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Racine Mime or said
mining ground as hereinbefore described, arc
required to file their adverse claim with the
Register of the United States Land Gfice, al
Eureka, in the State of Neyadn. during the
sixty days p%erioo Of publication hereof. OF
they will he barred by virtue of the proyis-
iuns Of the Statute.
JAZZ 0I j.. u. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-28
NOTICE

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE, !
EUREKA Co., New, December |, 1915. !
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the delinquent lisr OF State and County
Taxes of Eureka county, Nevada, for the
year 1915, has this day bsen deposited with
the District Attorney of said county. and
that unless the %delinquent taxes therein
oiiicio Tax 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,
d2t County Auditor.