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, 1877-05-11
@patt's 2ebenS'8 aliam.
Gin meDiainiiheS WunDCr.

Rbsumattsmus. M~elralsta, Slot in iprsm ltlimmrsn
Stadium, Serctsln, &Sntes.Xrantbett, Grsfpslas, aIs
ten, srUse s&wa&e. asbsr. unu y.tsrsalstusn. M,ns-
purm &c. ,e. wirb Iufs Bsftmmttfe purb oisen Xpui9
auer Meini8un8tnittsl 8thetlt. Derlelbe TT SUswup.
iwanit8 Sabre btnhur6 pom Yublitum srprppt cat
2unbsrttautsnee non BdQea ssbstlt une eartrt nus,
penn NOD Woriprift e%tnOmmen. ST elm t&eres pstl.
naitttl pom 8ttttln IN allen betlbaren 3datn, eurirf Die
faulfsn altsa @eIHptre, ieIDlt no Der 2nV&ea l&pu sn.
getrenen III.
ppatts eebsns.B allan eurirte 5errn 8. o. ssn.
pap. Lraapcen I'M Tart-Lpeater 3u BrepfIpn, ". D.,
psn drentfHen NbeIuaattsnius. natbem eerfelbe ssns
Srfols sen eea sprsusll3lten @sritsa SurOpa's snp
Urertfae betanbelt ppreen mar.
Suauts. Sebens.s altam eursrtt 5trrn q. o.
Spap, DUdmater Wp. III WlaetlOn Str, psn ,tnem
ss,aprlttsu @siHplr, natpsm er ie6s yipnaW TN
SrpapIpap SOipttal mar anp bort ais ~aabeilbar ssttarl
8patt's 3ebens-B BALKAN telte 5errn 5aeub mptb,
StHee 9to. 242 GreenpIG Ctr, ron eiutm i~eroiulelsn
Wsl1pure, wUbtt pie 5aulntB i6pn bio auf ben Env@en
B~eprun8en mar. Serr M. bar ipabreno 10 Sabren uat
s%slbsbensr 5si!una tttne Dteesrtcluns Der Rraaisstl
erfabren.
Spatt's :.eebens.B alfam eutirtt S.rrn Dtutam
Sprtn8sr, 70. 1853 Brppme Str., p~pafant,s BON sRt.
~3unrettni Npeumattsmus 10 ernRItter Mrt, baB osrlslbs
ben Gsth bes Rrantsn i&pa psrwirrt bate. Der Vs.
naante iUnnte nttt teins Sanb sum appfs srtspsn sne
mar tpatrtne erslss at0nate an's SsIt s%srshtIt.
pet 4potbstern tn, NuGemstuen. ~ 81 per 1lalGe. SsGs
BlatGen s..
Ssatt's bsrabmts $ stImitt.l tinm ~
Spatt's uufstlbarsr Qsbsns. BALKAN ~ $500.
Spatte IA b., ertptIt ffartsr Qetrns. BALKAN, Al
sl.25. - Spatts yulmOnts SaIam. uper Der S&p,nr.
fi&tteea grsunb, sm St.OO. - ppatt's Spts xiut.
usnt, u~ntsblbar fur astesn unb S6msrsen isetr art
~ so Gents. - Spatt's SnSa, aur fur 9ria,uns
&psiwst, SnHusnsa, @atarrb, su rs 9ts.
QDenn pbtse Artttslnitt In eursr Apptbsfe pter an ~.
rem Ylase su 6attn ltnp, 70 srenbs man i'd btrtft anpas
Central Dspsl, 2A6 @,anstr.. v. 3.
@ewtn 3. Spatt 4 60. Gtsenttlmu.
usbsraa bin per Srprss Ssrf&tdt beim baIbsr
Dueeno. 13m2Utun
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fauft man etnen ennaen
t.. t. Diterretd). 1864er Staats= 8ono,
melde Bonos
an pier 3iebungen idbrlih
10 Ianse Nntbeil nebmen, bis jsber ~ein,elne 4ano &c;
lossu wiro. Seoer Sonb .
maB NIT eilem @ewinn gc3ogeu tpsroea.
aeoer YOno 1T bersdtist su eimsm Gelpimne bon
zoe, 900 f.. $4,000 f., 10000 f.,
bis ~ mtnbeaens 1876
Die nsafs 3isbuns 1T am
1. Suni 1877.
Sober Bomb. welasr Dor User am 4. Suni
bel uns NIT
ssfauft tpirb. III surn sanien Oeptnn bsr.htist, Der
am l. Sum- oarauf ~entjalen ipIro.
9el Srosrs aus bent Snlanoe seuiiat bic
Gi~nfeneun9 Don S.
mitteIt reaiitrirten 9riefeu. nm einen Iolden Bomb
fdcn fur bic ndd)fte 3iebmns am I. Stunt
8ultts. 5u e%riprrbet.
udbsren Ausiunft an bic
International Banking Co.,
Gbatbam 9auare (Santsebdusc). Wep gorf.
tH- geptij. - Die auaemeinen Sotteriese,ese UNI
Der oaraui beji9lide jiin8Ite GonareBbelbtuB bat, laut
elmer ridterltden Gutiheiouna. .auf bic BON uns per.
tauiten europdii4en Staats.p rdmien,S 30 nss teine
Wnipenoune.
1sian- 4dalef, prd1e.nt.
, 1877-05-11
GiniQt Qute Griin0t :

1.-Gine neue GrRnsuna sranhIA s6sa4.
unb seiidert bur& Tatent.
9.-Wfaht einen Iffonnrnent 2s6sSnA.
aIei@ auf beioen eeiten. an alien Irten bon etofsx
8.-2auft lei&t, fanft, serduidlos unb rai&-bsHs
6 Combination bon gisenibafeu.
4.-Dausrbaft- Iauf abre Ian obne Reps'
saturen.
5.-gerrt&,et aIte Mrten BON M.bst,
NIB Janep Wdbsreien in elmer porsislihenWetis.
g. at fir ben Nrbeiter iebr ihtauba D.
baben. Die 2Gnae Der stide fann resulirt tosrben.
udbreno bic Waihine I'M 8anse lit, uno bieie lam
nit einem 6apen oerietsn perbe,, pbne baB osrisIb,
pdrb QDber 3u seben bal.
5-plan einfaa, finaret&. elegant I, tnbsr
sr Std - n { ben Gebrau9 BON Cog aDbeel Gears
totarp Cams unb 2eoer Mrms fornlirt utro. Dat ben
L utomati . Geeb, relhsr eine aIet&.
ndB,ge gauge bes stt&ef bet irsenb
timer Geidminbisfett 4 hert. Dat unirer
1euen 3breab Controller. tpetter cine sletu'
maBise 8eipe8uns Der Neecle'Yar erlaubt uno emu,
8erIeBune oes 8 abeus porbeu9t.
6.-Gonitruetion Il u BerfisrsfdIti uno usa.
.nuet. ST ~fabrisirt bon BEN sei&idtefen uHs
erfabrenNen @rbeitern in Der beribmIsR
Bennington Nrmprp, SEpn, q. o. pbtlabelppts
af>sEre: asO Theanut StrnSe. 2Dt7ruei
, 1877-05-11

Nio Nono College Maeon, Ga,
bsn "a. Getruar, 1876.
...... DR.. Musuf aBnfs's 1an.
burger Erppftn ~fnb pon ansasei9nstsr
Wirtaus unb besbalb nabesu unentbebrlid fir
mid. Nsp. Batter j. s. &sbmann.
, 1877-05-11

5srr Stetf In Onanbaso Sia. MiFy ttsAt
uns nit; Sd lit felt stpsi Sabren an elmer
tSsartissn 9lsats. bic allen Mittslu riesrNGae.
pa ssbrau9n i'd mstrsrs Wo@sn lang DR..
Wuyuf aSnis's 9Snts's 1ambur-
ser Iropfsn mad Uoribrift unb pures
BON bislem bUsartiSsn Gsiesn Splltanpis ssbsilt.
, 1877-05-11

Ser Dapf elmer Tamt1ie.-S& nnS
u,stne Jrau fassn Sbnen ben srU6tsn Dans fiji
Or. Ma.euR 8Snis's pambur9n
l~rspfen, f9rsibt 5ers Sobn pot, Geneva,
3D., benin %bielelben baben uns Srpbe Dsenlt
sspieisn. @ir luGen bic Grupfen ni&t mebs
auSseben.
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ANAUYER.
& KUEHNE,
d II k 6efdQ aft,
lib Broadway.
NEW YORK.

xeedbftI aut uas$r ais 200 bsr IsSsutnbsrsn Stass
In europa.
0elh.N us,atlunsen sura bic Nohdnater fosute per
xelesrapb mad allen pldssn In Dsuti&lans,
psitsrrsi@. Der gaseij. bonanb. Ddnenari. e&ps'
ben unb Norwsssn. ban Gnpi6nssrn frst ia'S baul
asliefert.
Urehit.S rtefe fir s7etfenhe iur Nsnutuns In susn
er1beren 6tdoten Der alien meIt.
gIntafGruns BON 0rbfdaften unb Usrsernnssn
i.btr 4rt In alien plGssn Guropa'S.
DerfbiHuns ssa 0atern unS padeten Ra4
EUROPA. ~
usr,onuns a%nfommsnbsr Otter In s.en Dorf. ush
Weiterbsf6roeruns ~bssieIben mad benz SnIanse.
1urspdif&ss 0els ausr art sesauft xns ssrtsxiA
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Sd Bin pister better ais i'd ie srtuartete ~
weresn. ihrsibt pbil. &pf, SalemUiae, Wise,
bant DR.. MusuR 8Snt8s 8 ambursu
Erppfen. Sd lit LANCE an Ssrstlcpfen une
,es awsi Ner3te su &atbe, obne pab i'd 0inber-
una erbislt. SD enti9lo6 mid, bic Sambur.
aer Ircpfsn bes DIR. Musuif Rpnis ~ sebrau.
DIN. Gott 3ur gbrs unb Or. Aueul 8Snie'S
pamburssr Tropfen gum &ubme muB i'd "a
gen. bab mir b~islslbtn msins GslunSbeit wts
bersabsn.
, 1877-05-11

Gin sutes Mittsl sss.n GcIi unb 9sib1drasr.
zen limb DR.. Mue1h 8Snie's 5ambur.
Ger 1repfsn, ldreibt 9srr Widasl WeiL
pDilba.pasa, SnS. benn b~isieIbsn bslfsn aussn'
bIidliG.
, 1877-05-11

wv 300 YianoS uno Orgeln,
neu unc aus 3metter Sanc, Don Tabritanten er'
tier Rlafe, lperoen gu mieorl8erem prellea ilr9alb ODER
MISREPRESENTATION ODER rir Wtletbe III Staot uno
Gano. ,Dabreno bieler barten 3eiten uno Der Jeierta9e
p%srtauft, ais %oislelben ie 3upcr II. Welp port ~oiferlri
Wuroen. W9enten perlan9t UNI aDater'S ueue ycals
NtanpS uno Gcnccrt'Crse au oertaufen. Suu.
ltrlrte 9atalose per 4plt uerlunot. Quite Seoim9un9en
fur ben banoel. Sin GROCER Disconto tir Gebrer,
Deiilihe. @irhen. EDaeM. Shulen &C. 40H2onp.
, 1877-05-11

@eseu 5autfranfbeittn unb aQe ttnretnts-
teiten, psl6e perecrbenem 8lut entlprineen,
limb DR.. Mueuf 8Sntss ga mbursrr
Aropfen stn gang ausgessihnetes WittsL
eern ie fnb bic befen Ylutrtiniser. o.
'"reihi serr SObu George gObsni@as In g.
mont 81.
SD bin "a SABRE alt unb mar 70 franf. taB
t@ feline Speile rnebr pertrasen funnte, l9rsibt
per- peter Clemens, Qit.le Orleans, Wlp. Sd
rlabr1. DR.. Wusuf RSnts's 5ambur.
ser 1rppeu unb bin nun misber ni@t mn,
Iaa3 9erstltsat f~uaperu fib!e MID StsI traftt'
JET ais fraber.
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per Gbas. 1auptman, &ipsr point @. s.,
te3eust tpie fpIst: SD lit felt adj Wctsn an
S9wa@. une Septl$mssasn. eur@ anusreaa:
uOu Dr.. Musua asnts's p%ambursst
Irspfen bin ID @ctt ltt Dane tpieeer 70
nett berseieut, ba6 Id meinsn alien 9el@af.
tisunsen wieper nadseben lam. Sbfann bas
ber biele Wspi3iu Iasn beIsns smpfsbIsn."
, 1877-05-11

wsr1cnsn, BE an gppetilc7alett unb @iber.
winen sesen Speilen leieen, llnb DIR. aus.
RInt8's 5ambur8tr 1rspten 3u
smpfsblen. 9err Matbias DrabcbeL BLUE
Sprins. Neb., fbrsibt bariiber. Mein Gater,
ltcn bod I'M glitter, serlur ieinen @ppetit unb
battle 1psar einen @icerwiaen sesen Speiitn.
mas ibn lebr IhmaG unb unb leipenb maGte.
Au1 unlsr 3utepen aebrau@te es DR.. Musult
8Snis's 5amburser Ircpfsn3 Der @ppstit febr-
n suriid, une CT fIbIt nun elm eaua aaSsrsr
Wenl9 ~ Iein.
, 1877-05-11

e C. q fir Neenten n unferen 3epn neuen
Y W " Nooelties, aerabe in ben Wfarti
achradt. Dian braudt. lie in ieoem baule, Wlu]ter
unb Girculare i,ei per Dot uerianbt..
49B27ap. y. y. aSbtfe II. Co., Netpart. q. S
, 1877-05-11

Mntntpn Cine ppnffdnttse 9eid)id)te ppn
NYtttleH' Nenniplpanien. non Der ~eren 1ll,
Verlnnnt. @iieolumHa Bis aui beuts. gon e yS'n. ".
Ottao. seiten. lleber IS Sauitrationen. &eine pon'
%itdnoiae Geihidte unleres @taates lit lett einem bel.
ben Sabrbunoert oeroffentliht porber. @qenten iper.
ben bel Ginfiibruna bieies prGdtiaen 9gerfes ber,lit
Wiatommen eebeiBeu perben. Cine feltene Gele9en=
belt. gbir ~perlansfn Neenten in jeoem 5~nnnlbip
Sdreibt Iofort nm ooae Gin,elnbeiten uno Nusfpab
beg 5erritorinms. Nbreiie: Quaker City Pub
laeelpbia. 4gB 15in
, 1877-05-11
Governor &apes. ssS isi sse s..

fentltden Sienffe. @onltdneis unb %perlaiiia. @on
~nifijieler Queae e%nooiiirt. Xettene 0elegenbett
fur Msenten. Sidert 9ud iofort 1~srritorir m.
ave9en Girfulare uno Beoin9nnaen ,penoe man I'D
oort al 9. Brine u. Co.. 1871 Broarwap, NY. 4gD2an
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19
Three ~SInarties.

He was a tramp, and had just re-
turned from the Black Hills via Pr
oche. In company with two friends
whom he had picked up he made his
way into Charlie Fiske's restaurant
and ordered a dinner which a board of
railroad directors could have done
justice 10. Turkey, capers, salads,
pastry and cafe notr disappeared.
Suddenly his face became distorted,
and one would readily imagine that he
was c%onvulsed with pains. Cramps,
he said, and he darted out of the back
door in the agony of dispair. The
other two fingered, slipping their coffee
and talking of the big lawsuit.
Finally n became alarmed at the
prolonged absence of their friend, and
he wendell his way toward the rear of
the building to see if the pain-stricken
friend had recovered. The waiter on
cluded to examine into the matter
himself, and arrived at the back door
just in time to see the two turn the
corner of the street two blocks distant.
But he returned determined to make
the third party settle the bill, and
emerged into the eating o just as
the last OF the trio had carefully closed
the front door from the outside and
sped down the street. That racket
will not be worked again on that
waiter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19
The Ball Of the Rescues.

Those who have before attended the
delightful balls given by the Rescue
Hose Company need no assurance now
that, on next Wednesday night, the
members of the organization will vie
to make their forthcoming social sur
pass all previous attempts. The com
pany finds itself about $3.50 behind,
and it desires to liquidale the indebt-
edness and relies OF the proceeds of the
ball for so doing. No n owning
property in town, who has witnessed
the firemens' efforts in time Of peril to
save the property of others from de-
struction, can we'll refuse TO purchase
a ticket, if not more than one. Now
there is no fund which provides for the
incidental expenses necessary to Keep
the organization together, and many
of the members have met the demands
against the company personally, when
by refusing would have caused it to go
out of service. The price of tickets is
placed at three dollars, a reasonable
sum tor a night of enjoyment and
pleasure. This best of music has been
obtained, the hall will BIO appropri,
ately decorated, the floor canvased and
all things pertaining to the comfort OF
those taking part will be properly at
tended to.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19
C. INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals and Departures.
ST TsK ErREkA n PAIisADk RAILROAD.
Departures Yesterday.
Arrfvmls Inst NfRhe
Official from the Mines.

EUREKA CONSOLIDATED. - Follow
ing is Superintendent Donnely's letter
to the Secretary, sen yesterday:
Since my last report have been drift
ing and taking out ore from the ninth
level.
The ore body Is developing first-rate,
opening out largely and of good grade.
The main driit has been run through
hny feet OF ore.
Have run a cross.cut in ore body n
distance of 90 feet and still continue
in ore. Have sunk Wine 20 feet in
ore bod the bottom of Wine shows
no change. Have stopped cross-cut
on ninth level on accoun of some
wafer coming in. Have started TO o
linue eighth level drift toward the orc
iWdy near the west line.
Work between eighth and ninth
level has been suspended temporarily.
The ground looks favorable.
Work on tenth leve, continues with.
out showing any particular change
from previous reports, the same vein
matter continuing and ground pros
iecting favorably tor ore. Still work
Ing and taking out ore from sixth
Level, with every appearance of the ore
body continuing. That taken out is OF
high grade.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19

tendent. TO the latter's administra-
tive ability and business tact is largely
due the success of the enterprise. Mr..
Everts is very popular both with the
employees and the travelling public, and
we hope that he may continue to pre-
side over its destinies for an Indefinite
period. He is ably seconded by An
ditor Duff, who has charge Of the
clerical force. O. Ford, is master ma
chinist, and J. Stephenson, the freight
agent. The working force of the road
comprises 95 men, divided as follows:
Two conductors, two ticket agents, two
telegraph operators, one s,orekeeper,
two machinists, five engineers, four
firemen, five brakemen, three carpen-
ters, thirty section men, and about
twenty laborers in different depart
ments. The road is in first class or
der, and two trains are run oyer it
daily. The amount of business offered
taxes the of the company,
and its complete success justifies the
predictions and faith OF its founders.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19
Senate Bill No. 81.

Introduced by Mr.. Hickey, read first
time, rules suspended, read second
time by title, ordered printed, and
referred to Committee on County
Boundaries.
An act to define and establish the
boundary lines of Eureka county.
The People Of the State Of Nevada,
represented IN Senate and Assembly,
do enact as fotlows:
SECTION /. The boundary lines of the
county of Eureka are hereby defined
and established as follows, to wit: Com!
menciug at the northwest corner of
Eureka county, running thence along
the west boundary line of said Eureka
county to the southwest corner of said
county; thence east along the south
boundary line of said county, to the
southeast corner of said county; thence
north along the east boundary line of
said county, to the northwest corner of
White Pine county; thence west to tie
one hundred and sixteenth Gig me-
ridian; thence north to a point where
the Central Pacific Railroad crosses the
east boundary line of said Eureka
county; thence north to the northeast
corner of said Eureka county; thence
west to the place of beginning.
SEC. 2. The County Recorder of
Elko county is hereby authorized and
empowered, and it shall be his duty to
transcribe into suitable books, all the
records in his custody appertaining or
relating to, or affecting the title to any
property, situate within the portion of
territory taken from the county of
Elko and annexed to the county of
Eureka, by virtue OF the alteration and
re-establishment of the boundary lines
of said Eureka county, as described in
section one of this act. Said Recorder
shall make suitable index to said re-
cord. Said transcript and index shall
be made, as soon as practicable, after
the passage and approval of this act;
and, when completed, shall be deliv-
cred to the County Recorder of said
Eureka county, and shall hereafter be
kept in his office, and shall have the
same force aud effect as othor county
records.
SIC. 3. The Recorder of Elko county
shall be entitled to receive as compen-
sation for the services hereby imposed,
The same fees as now allowed by law
for recording and indexing written in
struments in his Office. His claim for
said compensation shall be allowed by
the Commissioners of Eureka county
on completion and delivery of said
transcript and index, and shall be paid
as other claims against said county.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19
Plums.

The taste for many of Il favorite
dishes is a matter of education. We
were reminded of this fact by the re-
mark of a recent arrival from the rural
districts, who was doing full justice to a
meal at one of IL high toned restau-
rants. His attention was attracted by
a dish of Spanish olives. Gobbling
two or three of them, he as quickly
spat them out in disgust, at the same
time Indignantly inquiring of the
water: "Who in hi sailed them
plumS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19

AUGUST FLowER.-The most miserable be-
ings in the world are those suffering from
dyspepsia and liver complaint. More than
seventy-ive per cent. of the people in the
United States are afflicted with these two dis
eases and their objects: such as sour stomach,
ton of the heart, heartburn, water brash,
gnawing and burning pains at the pit Of the
stomach, yellow skin. coated tongue and disa-
groeable taste in the mouth, coming up of
food after eating, low spirits, etc. 10 TO your
druggist and get n 70 cent bottle of AUGUST
FLOWER or a sample bottle fos 10 cents. Try
1.-two doses will relieve you.
Agents: Crane 4 Brigham, Wholesale
druggists, San Francisco, ja2-eow
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19
Killed at ElkO.

A dispatch from Elko states that
Davis, the prize fighter, had been shot
and killed in a saloon in that place on
Wednesday night. Davis will be re-
membered as the man coming here
from Truckee to fight Jimmy Tickle.
He was here but q short time and left
for the railroad about two weeks ago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19
Making Friends.

Inc proprietor Of a popular saloon
on Main street had occasion 10 put a
new hand behind the bar yesterday.
puring the afternoon he dropped in to
ms place OF business and inquired
now things were running. The bar
heeper said that business was rather
anll, but that he was making lots OF
trends. An inspection Of the demi-
'Uaas corroborated the statement and
ne was fired out.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19
storm Bound.

No stage left Hamilton yesterday for
Eureka on account Of the storm. The
road In the Vicinity of Shekels' is
blockaded by the drifting snow. The
stage that left here yesterday morning
Tor Hamilton had not arrived there at
a late hour last night, and has proba-
piy laid over at a way station. The
stage u from Typo yesterday morn
ing ana not arrive yesterday. The
Iinto summit Is reported to be impass-
able, which accounts for its detention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19
EUREKA

Z. M. Baum, the pioneer purveyor to the
Palisade public, has fitted up anew, through
out, the Eureka Hotel, near his old place in
Palisade, and travellers to and from Eureka,
and the pu blic generally can rely upon getting
frst-class meals and number ono beds at all
times by interviewing the genial host Of the
Eureka Hotel. ocl3-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19
The Firemens' Meeting.

The meeting of the members OF
the Eureka Fire Department will take
place to-morrow; meeting at the house
of Eureka Hook and Ladder Com
pany. 1t is requested that every mem
Der will be present as business OF inn
portance will be c~onsidereds, ~.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-19
COastiMg Accident.

frank Barnes, a son of Fred Barnes.
"~s last evening knocked down while
0'osslng Clark street, by a party Of
"'asters who were coming down the
street on a sled. The boys should be
.aislul and aud not run into pedestri-
1,s or their fun might be stopped.
fortunately tho lad escaped with moth
lux worse than u fright and a lively
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settle Up.

j. C. Lockwood, in this mornings
paper, calls upon those indebted to
him to settle their accounts. de has
recently formed a copartnership with
MIR. H.. Remington, and is DESTROYS OF
having all his old business matters set
tied up, so as not to complicate the al
fairs of the new firm.
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Not enough snow has fallen yet to
make sleighing first-rate, but the car
nival was kept up yesterday, notwith-
standing. Cutters, f~iyaways, box
sleighs and family outfits were brought
into requisition, and the occupants
seemed to be having a jolly time of it.
1t looks as though more snow was
coming, and before the month is out
we shall probably have a surfeit of the
muSament
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J. NJ. English, of the Typo Console.
dated Company, Thos. Price, the min
ing expert, and w. S. Mcdonald, were
passengers on last nights train. They
leave to-day for Typo if the roads are
open to travel.
Assistant Superintendent Ford, of the
L. 4 +. road is in town. He will re-
main here during the absence of Su'
Ierintendent Everts.
Miss +. futile, a sister of Mrs. +.
w. Cole, arrived by last nights train.
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NoTIoE.-All persons who are indebted to me
are notified to come forward and settle pro-
vious to the LIST of February, as l intend
leaving hero for the East at that time. All
persons having bills against me will present
them for payment. l.. G. ANDERSON.
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GERMAN LUNCH TRuoK.-Just received at
Mrs. Ashim's a lot Of Russian Caviar, Ham
burg Sausage, Soused and Picked lIerrings,
Sardells, Sardines and all sorts Of German
lunch nick-nacks. Also a large invoice Of
delicious Eastern bacon and hams. n27tf,
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NOTICES.

EUREKA FOUNDRY. All persons are hereby
notified that l.. C. Anderson has, during his
absence in the East, made over his business
to S. q. Humphrey, who will attend to all
matters connected with the above ON and
after this date. l.. C. ANDERSON,
Eureka Foundry.
Eureka, January IL, 1877. JAZZ
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STILL IN THE FIHLD.-Received from New
York, a large assortment Of Drugs and
Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Chemicals.
ETC.; also, a large invoice of ~fre-proof Lamp
Chimneys of the La Bastie French) process.
guaranteed to stand fire for six months: also
O large assortment of chimneys Ives PATENT.
\fro proof; also a large assortment of other
kinds Of manufactures. Agent for Combs
Lamp Co. Win sell at bedrock prices for
cash. La Bastie fre-proof ehimneys, 80 cents
each. Ives fre-proof ohimneys, 30 cents
each. Gnmecock student chimneys, % cents
each. Sold at the City Drug Store by
s23 Ia, TERRY.