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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25
BORN.
SHERIEF'S SALE
STATE OF NEVADA. },

SlhIE VT NEbhOA -
touNrY OF EUREKA
SHrRsff's OFFlcE. Eareko Count, New
DY yii1uE uF A DECREE eF fOhE-
~ closure and sale, issued out OF the Dis
tfict Cour, of Eureka County, State VI Ne
vada. on the cd day OF April. A. b; 1879. .
o'clock P. ~, end to me directed and deliy-
ered for q judgment and decree eidered in
said Court by Hon. 4. W. Cole, Judge Of said
Court, on th. I'D day OF April. A: p. 1876. in
favor OF L. j. Read, the plaintiff tn rein. AMI
tions, and against T.. J. Tenant defendant,
for eleven hundred and sixteen dollars aud
sixty-four cents 10 United States geld coin,
With interest on = part q. judgmsni, as speci-
lied ID said Judgment and decree OIL ssid Court.
in ixe goll cnin, at tho rate therein set for ID.
lars and eighty cents. in United states gold
coin. cost Of suit. l have on this, the .4th
day Of April. A.. D.. 1870. at 8 o'clock ?. NJ. lew
led on the following real property. to wit:
town lots, known and Designated as lots No.
six-6-and seven-7-in block number twsn-
ty-nine-2J-ofth the Mccoy Survey OF saId town
OF Eureka, tosctlcr with buildings situated
thereon. ,tozethsr With oil. singular. the tene-
ments ,hereditaments and appurtenancs'
thereto belonging or in anywise apsertuln-
ing: tn, said lots having a frontage on the
cart eide Of Spring street OF fifty U-feet and
~extendingIy eastwardly one hu~ndrsd-ly0-
feet.
Notice il hereby given that on the l5sh
day or May. A.. ID. 1879, between the
hours Of 8 o'clock A. NJ. and 5 O'clock 7. NJ. viz:
at y O'Clock NJ, | will sell all tho right. title.
claim and ~int,rost Of the said defendant. J.
j.. Tenant Of in and t. the bove described
property. at the Courthouse door o; Eureka
county, i'll the town Of Eureka, in said couil-
ty, on the
18th day or May. 1875. AHA O'clock n.
At public auction. for cash in b nd 10 the
highest and host bidder. to satisfy sud judy
msnt and decree. and all costs.
GEO. W. GILMORE. Sheriff,
BY $. b. BELL, Deputy Sheriff.
Eu.EkA. Eureka County, Nevada, April "a,
1875. ap2jtd
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FoREIc n Ne w s.

French Elections - The Egyptian
War--Frixhsfnl Riot ia she Brit.
Ism West lndics.
PARIS, April 81.
Pages, Liberal Conservative, was
elected TO the Assembly from Monta
Bawn.
CAIRO, April "a.
The Egyptian troops have began
their home ward movement from Abys-
sinia.
LONDON, April "a.
A dispatch from Bari,ad0es saws
that riots have occurred throughout the
island. Plantations and houses are
sacked, animals destroyed and an enor.
NOUS destruction of property has
taken place. Over forty of the rioters
have been shot. The troops are active
ly employed. The city Of BridgetOwn
IL threatened. Business 10 suspended
and families are seeking the shipping
for safety. The rioters say they have
the Governors sanction for their &C.
ton. The immediate recall OF Govern
or John Pope Hennessy Is requisite to
save the colony.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES,
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, April "a.


SAN Francisco, April "A.
The Chronicle this morning con-
tinues its a. posures of the whisky ring
and matters at Mare Island. 1t pub
fishes a letter received by Chas. Wer-
ner, q former partner of Jost Il Co. in
the Antioch distillery. recently seized
for running crooked. Werner gave
important evidence to the revenue
agents, including the books Of ac-
count of various distilleries with which
he had been connected. The letter is
as follows:
SAN FRANcIco, January /, 1876.
Mr.. Charles Werner:
The whisky ring will kill you IL you
appear as a witness. Butsman will see
It done and they have money plenty
to pay for it. They can do it here as
well as in any other place and better.
You must take notice OF this. Shultz
has plenty of money, and 1t will be .
pleasure for him. You know how to
take care Of yourself. This IL to no.
tify you.
(Stgned) FRox AN OLD FRIEND.
There II other evidence that threats
were made and the letter Is probably .
genuine article. 1t states In continu-
ancs that Werner had been connected
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HALL,
MAY /, q, 3 and 4.
Americas Greatest Humorist is Coming 4!
ALT, BURNETT
Assisted by the versatile and Poetic Reader.
MRS. HELEN NASH,

SAG0 AG3
Assisted by the tile and Poetic Read or.
MKS. HELEN NASH,
Who will appear in her character persona
ton Of " Mrs. Caudlc," and in Bob
Morris poem The Level and
the Square"
His late tour OF England, ireland. Scotland
and Wales was U succession Of ovations, and
for Gig hty nights he crowded Egyptian Hall,
London. with the elite Of that metropolis OF
tho world. His Artistic Delineations Of
Character. together with his beautiful rcad-
ings, have rendered his name II household
one in Europe and America.
The Musical Department will be in the
hands OF l.. p. Williams, Master % tho g.itar
and harmonicon
Burnstrs Prologue-Subjcct: Comic Faces,
with hits ard limitations OF lawyers VI. doc
tors; men, manners and customs.
Tho London Times" says Mr.. Burnett is
the finest dramati elocutionist that ever APP
pcared in London n ID hat hi. reading VI
Cartoons dramatic gem. over the Hills
mott will give his creation Of this mastcr piece
on this occasion.
Tho Now York Herald" says that flor
thirty yeans he has boon the Beet ~Laaghed-at
Man in America" His dclincations Of char
ncter and wonderful rapid transformations of
face and figure are unoaualtd BY any Other
living actor, and ho has been ftly tefmed the
successor OF the elder Chas. Mathews, and as
IN elocutionist. tn. counter part of Mrs. sid
dons."
Ii is the best entertainment on tho road.
Admission 81. Doors open ut ~. Commence
ats.
Reserved seats 81 50.
ID. q. WALDROS,
apis (of tho Alle2 hnn,ans) Manager.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

MAyoR Brown, Of 6t. Louis, ID
sound on the Chinese question. He
Gays: 1.-THE State Of California should
not only have our sympathy, but our
cooperation in this matter, for 1t has
become . national srievancs-nsy,
moro, = national ulosr-sud steps
should be taken ct al hazards to put
. stop TO an evil that threatens to
throw back upon itself the progress Of
morals and civilization"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

VIZ RISE FOR INFoRMArroS.-We do
not remember ~ having seen q copy
or even . full synopsis of the Silver
bill recently passed by Congress and
signed by the President. Will some
Of our contemporaries inform US
whether or not It took effect immedi-
atsly upon it, passage, aud il . certain
time In the fusure is not designated
when trade dollars cease to be . legal
tender to the amount Of Ave dollarsf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

SMALL VorE.-The registration for
the Carson city election closed last
Thursday evening. Only 57S names
were registered.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

/. w. CREDIT, the newly appointed
Sheriff of Lander, has appointed c. d.
Spires his deputy. The latter is . good
appointment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

CREMATEp.-A mosqnito visited the
sauctnm Of the Austin Reveille last
Friday morning. The insect incsutious-
ly ut down ON the editors nose, which
ended his earthly career Che mosqui-
to's, not the editor's.)
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

NorALoNE.-Eureka. thank Heaven.
y mol slone in her unpatriotic apathy.
The Nescs says that no move has yet
been made In Hamilton for the cele-
brasion Of the Centennial anniversary
Of our uation's birth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

EMIGRATION continues 70 dow TO
California, and II 10 said the number Of
emigrants who have entered that State
this year IL fully equal to tho number
which arrived during the anne period
last year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

THos. H. WILLIAMS wants statistics.
Gold HUI NeWs.
He also wants credentials ne a dele
gate to the st. Louis Convention, from
Nevada, but it's dollars to doughnuts
that he won't get them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

TIE coinage of silver will proceed at
an active rate in the several United
States MINIS until June.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

THE Virginia Chronicle is authority
for the statement that q shower OF
worms fell in that city last Friday
night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25
oUR DnIrnsm CENTENNIAL CON.
ufnDlONER.

Suppose some poor, uninfiuential for
eigner, "a Trishvnan, for instance, who
had not resided in the country long
enough to become = citizen, bot whose
feelings in perfect unison with
our institutions and form Of govern
meut, had been appointed . State Gen.
tennial Commissioners, what q howl
would have been raised by the Virginia
Enterprise and Carson Tribune over
such an insult to the American people,
and yet neither of these journals have
published . protesting syllable against
the appointment Of Mr.. Yerington, a
subject OF Her British Majesty, who
b,asts Of his English citizenship and
fsalty to the British Government, and
who openly wow his intention of
maintaining his political allegiance to
that country and Of never becoming q
citizen OF the United States. Is
the silence Of those journals attrib-
utable to the liberal ideas of
their editors, or TO the fact that this
British representative of Nevada's
shars Of American glory IL, in q pecu-
mary sense, IN important parsonage,
being the Superintendent Of the vir-
giuia and Truckse railroad, and Soma
tor Sharon's right hand man and
political manipulation That . person
entertaining such feeling towards our
institutions and form of government
should be appointed to such a position
u . disgrace to the State, as the silence
Of the press upon the subject is an che
favorable commentary upon the stand
ard Of independent Journalism in Ne
vada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

DnArH osHTxNcE PRoHoUNcED.-
rsasr IArkin, recently convicted In
virginia City Of the murder Of Coreo.
ran, was On Last Saturday sentsnosd
BY Judge Rising to b hanged on the
'l0th II maxi Juns. .
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. o o Z.
PRIVATE SCHOOL WILL BE
4 opened by MRS. HErZEL on

A~"onJs JIG SSSu Imbth1bS.
For the present the school will DO held in
Church.
Terms; For children advanced beyond the
Third Reader land including French), Der
week, ~ so.
For children less advanced per week, u 50.
sp21-lm.
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ington.

Col. FAIR, the Bonanza King, has
returned to Virginia City from Wash
ington.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

ERRArUM.-Dom Pedro is an exceed
ingly kind-hearted man, and was al
ways noted for his leniency towards
American offenders in his dominion;
but if he had the composition who, in
Sundays SENTINEL, made the types
designate him as His Majesty" the
chances are that he would cause him
to be hauled from the top of the Sugar
Loaf into the raging main, and we, for
one, would never question the justice
of the sentence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25
EASTERN OlSPATC HE'S.


ESPECIAL To THE DAILY sENr1NEL.l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

Persons writing TO US upon business con-
nected with the SRHrISEL Office, will please
address their letters to the firm, and not In
The name Of either Gifts individual members.
CASSIDY 4 DENNIS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

SAN FRANCISCO, April n.
The Stock Report To day prints q
double-leaded interview with J.. g.
Flood, wherein the latter explains the
recent onslaught on bonanza siocxs as
follows:
Some time ago Mrs. Bowers, If Vir-
ginia City, a sc eress or prophecies OF
sone sort. came down to this city and
prophesied that Utah and Savage
would develop into immense mines.
Jim Keene heard this, and having OIL
tidence in this woman m enced
loading in these stocks as fast IA he
could get them. of course sending
them up. In process OF time we let
him have all he wanted, and then it
becam necessary to assess Savage.
A contract had been entered into with
the Choliar and Hale 4 Norcross com
panies TO sink u joint .haft, and the
Savage had To come up " it'll her quota
of expense. Then there WAS machin
cry to he paid for, ard other things.
Every cent of atwO-doll2r assessment
was needed, but Keene fanciad we
wanted 10 freeze him out, aud hoping
to get even he went tor the bonanzas.
Now, pursued Mr.. Flood, you SEQ
the animus keene has in this mattor.
He would like TO burst these stocks
down To fifty dollars per share, it be
knew how.
Mr.. Flood then goes OH to recount
the means Keene had used and the
representations lie had made to bear
the ~bonanzas, and concludes by saving
that The bonanza mines have never
been in u better condition than they
are ut present. Prospecting has been
pushed to a much greater depth than
the levels that are at present being
worked, and at the lowest point four
hundred-dollar rock was To be had. ]
tell you, sir, these mines will pay div.
idends right straight along. and will
continue paying them when those who
are now maligning them are cold in
death.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

BLUSH RATHER THAN "GUsH."-
The Gold Hill NeWs says "the investi-
eating mania now prevailing in Wash
ington gives evidence Of e~xhausting
; itself in the most wretched kind OF
/. gush."
The mania may exhaust itself, but
the investigation has already estab-
lished facts connected with high Off
Gals which should bring the blush Of
shame to the the cheek Of every true
American.
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NOTICE.
To All Whom It May Concern !

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ any and all authority and power hereto
ness Tor the British Mining and Milling Com
pany (limited) OF London, England, has
been revoked and withdraw
BRITISH MINING AND MILLING
COMPANY, (LlMlTED) OF LONDON.
ENGLAND.
Eureka. Nov, April p, lEA apz2-iu
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PRESIDENT GRANT has vetoed the
bill reducing the presidential salary
from $4,000 to the former figures OF
81, 600. Fifty Thousand dollars is not
too large . sum for the services of the
Chief Executive OF this great republic,
and a. tho proposed reduction could
not effect the salary during the pres
emit term the President can not be
charged with being actuated by sell
fish motives In interposing his veto in
this instance, whatever may be said Of
his action in approving the bill raising
his salary from 81, 900 to $4,000.
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IxpIAN ournAors. The advice

INDIAN OUTRAaEs. - The adviccs
from the Black Hills region show an
increasing boldness and vindictivenesa
on the part of the savages. During the
last three days our dispatches reveal \
total of FIVE men, three women and
two children surprised and murdered.
The One were all outraged.
One of these men was Mr.. Burgesser,
a well known resident of Virginia and
Carson City. Three white men still lie
desperately wounded. One of these is
Fl. Z. Brown, one Of the partners of
Gilmer & Salisbury, the stage men, in
the line to Custer. He was fired upon
while in a buggy from an ambush, and
the wound is reported as of a danger
Gus character, the ball having struck
an empty cartridge she'll which was
carried with the missile into the groin.
A detachment Of troops and an army
urgeon have been sent from Fort Lar
amies to his relief.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-25

IN the distillery with several membt RI
of tho ring, being an experienced and
practical distiller; that ring has sys-
t,matically swindled him, not letting
him into their secrets to the extent of a
participation Of the profits, and credits
him with the statement that Oulton. a
prominent distiller, welded influence
at Washington through Sargent, which
il. formation was given him while in
business connection with mombers of
the ring. He SAYS the corruption was
outrageous in 1887 rs and 80, during
which time the Government was de-
frauded OF a million and a halt.
Relative to the Mare Island matters,
the article charges Isaiah Hanscom,
Grief of the Bureau of Construction
and Repair, with conspiring with his
son. John o. Hanscom and J. T.. De lie
Montagnie, Government contractors,
10 defraud the Government in award
ing and filling contracts, and that Ad-
miral Rodgers and Naval Constructor
Geo. w. Muck. Of Mare Island. were
congnizant Of at least some of the
frauds, several OF which are specified.
AMI. Ring Republicans claim that 81
Of their candidates were elected dele
gates to the Republicans State Con
vention which meets At Sacramento this
week.
BORDEN, CAL, April %.
A shooting ARRAY occurred here this
morning. wherein a Spaniard named
Miguel Valencia was shot and killed
by J. +. Griffith, a blacksmith. De-
ceased had been accused by Griffith Of
holding criminal relations with his
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TUCSON, A. r., April %.
News from the mines continues to
improve. On the Sth 90 ounces were
received, perfectly pure and free from
foreign substances. There j. more or
less uneasiness among miners on ac-
count OF the recent Indian outbreak.
but work il progressing with the usual
activity. The number of men At the
Santa Rita placers is about l50.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-01

OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY. APRIL /, 1876.
ii. j. GilIen.

Mr., Gillen's establishment has been somew hat
upset this week on account of his enlargement
and removal OF the dry goods department into
the room next north. In is now all In order
again, new goods are arriving daily, and business
is attended to with the pristine promptness
The old room Ito be filled with groceries and
boots and shoes) is being refitted, but mean
time all business in that line is conducted as
usual. When the improvements are finished
during next week. both these latter departments
will be greatly enlarged, making his store the
most complete house in Ottawa. Everything In
dry goods, boots and shoes and groceries, can be
purchased there and at the lowest rates.
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Fine Monument.

We had occasion on yesterday to drop iato the
Columbus St., and while there were shown some
specimens of their handiwork. In. particular VIC
would mention the fine monument to be set up
at Cornell over the grave of willard u. Blake,
son of Mr.. Daniel Blake of this city. 1t consists
Of limestone base ON which is placed the base
OF marble, with the inscription NV. ID. Blake" In
raised letters; there is the die with the full in.
scription, the octagonal spire, the whole sur
mounted by very handsome cap and urn, the
whole standing II feet high. The material used
is fine specimen of italian marble, and the
workmanship shows skill of the first order The
monument when set up will prove one OF the
finest ever sent out OF Ottawa, and would re-
feet credit on any establishment.
Another ID one for Benton W. Fisher, of Mil
lington. It's parellelogram Of American marble
about feet high, with drapery hanging over the
sides from the top; on the side is a raised
shield for the inscription, and on the top
is a beautiful urn with handles, and ornamented
with beautiful CorinthiaH leaves. The de.
sign is one Of tAc prettiest We have seen and the
workman has thoroughly developed the tasty
idea Of the artist. There are many other fine
specimens in the shop, but We have not space
to particularizc. We can only advise our read
cr6 to visit the shop, where they are always wei
come, and visit to which will amply repay
them for their time.
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lie hon Ton.

of Mccain & Perry, IS rapidly gain
'ng in popularity. The aim OF the proprietors is
10 make the lie Bon. Ton the leading restaurant
Of the city, feeling sure that energy in keeping
up to the times, in setting good table, furnish
ing ample and pleasant quarters for supper par
ties, and in keeping all the delicacies of the me
tropolitan markets, will be compensated. AL
ready it has taken its stand as the popular re
sort OF the city and when the contemplated i'm
provements are finished their facilities will be
enlarged and their efforts to please the public
equally increased.
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Henrietta Monroe.

As previously announced, Miss Henrietta Mon
roe will give an entertainment at the Opera
House next Thursday evening, consisting of
readings, recitatens, etc, which we are safe in
saying will be in every way worthy of the sup
port of our people "Mss Monroe Is amarve-
Loudly fine reader as all who have heard her tes-
tify," says the Pittsburg Gazette, and those
who heard her on her first visit here will second
the remark. Says the Chicago Times: THE
lady has dramatic talent of superior order,
aud cannot fail to meet, wherever she appears,
with the same enthusiastic reception she has
received during her stay in this city" The
Champaign Gazette says her entertainment in
Urbana twas the most ga tisfactory and enjoya
BILE one ever given here. Miss Monroe possesses,
in a marked degree, high order OF talent and
evinces much study and close application to the
mastery Of the details Of her profession" Her
programme contains some very choice selec-
tions, and by reference to small bills our readers
will find opinions Of the press and individuals
as to her renderings.
Reserved seats can be procured at Simon
Bros Music Store without extra charge. Prices
of admission Soc: gallery 35c.; children, 25 cts.
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T Party.

To be patriotic in these days one must be cen
tennial, In sentiment. History is repeating it
self in bringing back to US again the thoughts
of our ancestors, their hampers and customs
and he has but little feeling who is not stirred
in spirit by ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of other days. In
this spirit the ladies of the Congregational
church have made arrangements for tea party
by "ye old folks" at their church basement on
Friday evening next, April 18th. The programme
charsdes, declarations, Rotations.
music, and a genuine old fashioned supper. A
pleasant evening is guaranteed. and all are cor
daily invited to be present, Admission % cents
supper
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G.. A, Il, Entertainment.

The Rspu5leon says a free entertainment, lit
crary and musical, will be given by w. H. l.
Wallace Post, G. A. r., in Odd Fellows Hall
(where the meetings of the Post are now held
on Tuesday evening next, to which only those
who have served in the armies Of the United
States and their families are invited. Printed
will be sent out by the committee to
every person known to have been soldier, but,
as the list OF names is no doubt incomplete, the
self sighted because he is not favored with one.
Every ex-soldier is expected to report whether
his name is on the list or not.
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John Sanders.

ders, a well-know grocer. who has been doing
business on Main street for about fifteen years,
is now doing an excellent business on La Sale
street, at Van Dorens old stand, on the corner Of
Mill st. He is supplied with the finest ard best
groceries, as cheap as any honest man can sell
them, and invites his old frinds to call and see
for themselves.
His faithful assistant, John Vernon, will be
found behind the counter as heretofore, always
ready and glad to please customers.
Mr.. Sanders makes it point to keep only the
best of everything in his line, and TO sell at a
close margin. "Live, and let live" is his nasto.
Goods delivered free to all parts OF the city