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, 1877-06-21

Drsrqua. Ia, June o0.-Ths Republicans met
In county convention this afternoon ard nominated
tiieen delegates 70 the stata Convention. They
passed unanimously ths following resolution:
Re.o!s<d That Y the s:use Of th!s Convention, and
q tho ltpnb!lc Of Dubuque County. lh q tue HIM.
John T. Gear should be selected tho ne4s lsepua!csa
candidate 1ur Governor uf lows. aud request Iho
u tetp{e hl4 Aplplo stleH --
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\ TEMPERANCE WOMAN AND HER DIVORCE,
She was an cnthus!aste mcmber Of The ", c. r.
u, 1eyout attendant on the Tabernacle rcvisols,
and she ascd TO como around 10 tho o1ice about
once week With something iess than 6ve pRats
columns Of matter with the modest sequett that Il
be published for the good Of the cause. In . con.
spicuous part OF tbs paper. Although the heart of
the city editor was With hcr in tho work: although
ha pai up nights and read pages on pagcs Of copy
prepared by bis lleusenants and giving the latcst
particulars Of ths pEoxreA Of the work; and ii.
, 1877-06-21
LOMBARD UNIVERSITY.
uAtEsuuN0, ILL.,

6p<e1d1 DHspd4tH % III 1TV9uRF.
GAlKsBund, ILL.,, June 20.-The twcnty second
annual Commencement Of Lombard Uniysrsity
took place ut the University Building In this city
to. day, there being In Attendance q largo number
Of former graduates Of the Institution nnd friends
from abroad. Tue graduating cia.A numbered
suvea, furnishing tho following programme: Is
ray, "Anricns and Noaesa Amussmsuu," +" Miss
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For Use ID the NQlScry il H% No Equal
A PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

ftFst among the requisites Of tho tofict IL good
article OF soa but TO procure tt II not AlwAyH an rosy
u3tfct. Many Of the mont txpehsfrn soars ia the mar.
ket ara made from coarse and dcctortous mscral aud
their delicate ro1orluE and fragrant perfume TOO often
conceal the most rep01lve ftupu'ts The disclosures
recently she public regarding this sbjcct arc rosl.
ttrciv startling. and dcaervD serious consideration.
scentci soapa ara known 10 b extremely obIeo.
onable csncclay applied to the head; inlurtng tho
hatr. Irritating tho seals. and Inducing sexero head.
acca. Tho character Of The ingredients may be inferred
from tho statement Of gentleman who makes Tho
ecennR Of e0aps hs bunees recently decEarrd that
per4ons engaged IN tts employment short lived;
from setea to ten {eara being ths 1onscat period during
e ha
New York. tho world. renowned Soap manufacturer,
Th4sS ts sn, hy fs s 1",F:st Of
keminatc but tlA latent EucEcas d te approprtato
eFowu 70 The numerous vtctortcs already achieved.
IT. nAnntrE h. sacceeded In perfectnE the enmpoi-
too 2f te nnest toilet sosp ever Introduced: The rn
ass tns os he man
the tesult simply unparalleled ia this department ot In
b, RI. ssE.s, ss.s sss;,
aod laItes. altogether uneqaaiod 10 ~ cmoons
parsy q rsaars I'd fFo
Shema!.sIy 70 lt.Suss matsIsals n; ost
he perfection Of sweetne. Ind slto peessr caraetet.
asalthial aud agreeable aftico II the Kini
Though specially desirable tor tho usc of ladies nud
Ghilafen this soap = equally snrroprate for gentle
Of Tho nesf soaps for Garbets 1ss IL il iast bri6S
- ssa.'d f'f IT vi" '''A
, 1877-06-21
THE SOLDIERS ORPHANS HOME.

NLooAixoToa. ILL.,, Juue o0.-Tho Hoard Of
Trustees Of aho soldlnrs' Orphans' Home At
Normal met to-day, and assumed terms OF ofice A.
follows: Funk. SIX years; R!nAkcs. four; Dlack,
two. lllnakcr was chosen President The reslgna.
tion Of Or. John swccncy ~ Physician vas nc.
wau choqcn Ia succeed him. Tho Heard then 1t
lacked tho quarterly accounts. and arc now audit.
Ing them. AZ Jet no Vfclol acton has heen taken
regarding the claFRrs agAihst tho Superintendent,
MIA. OH.
, 1877-06-21
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

N. II. Dunnell, member q Congress from MIN
e,ss .,ssnss "a > q = mammoth rssss'oa' has
m: ate.se yost arrested ! .as otae, 4, a. this
.a nso os i've. DPs Il No. 81 f
ns .sssss ssssa No. ss'sts Sc .s.ss s ss 7ns
u'' na';a'ns ss: n' ss SS ass1sss g. u j.
Barometer 1t a. M, so.a; sr, n, $3.50.
Al = meeting Of tho members Of Room 10. Of the
Central High. School, some ver, appropriate rcso.
sotsow at tho death 0. ths's oe!osea e'assma.e, A.
With bis bcrcaycd parents and relatives.
pr, c, ptselov was before Justice roote ,c,....
d.y " upon p % Complaint Of the city for fefa.os to
bpi]d q sidewalk in from, Of his premises, llc
cs,s bail for further appearance. The city Intends
= make M ts fase .sst Sas 70 @ sss y.s;as. @ e 10.
'e4D's4 ~ Nue o".''1
Ex'4ovs. Iackafu ana Ni!!lam i1!t RelfofT o.
Lentstann, 5oEeihef WHn NAL atfn. ea'Chfet
Of e New Orleans ro,iss' , and tt'c rstt o. tne;
were entertained Il the iaedc Garden, evsns5 of
G5a.k and San lntcn streets, =! Lo'nsatas u!cc
Club and tho musicians connected With shs oaf-
den.
A fair and fr,tfvn, began tnrt erenlnr far tba
h.neat ef s. Ann's catholic caaies III ny:
I,HYuEn'af.
street AMI Wentworth nyenue. rhe fee.tyst Wa
we'll attended iast evening. tic hall being crowd
"a. Al elrrant u,lzn Is Heinz onrrcd far fho mo.t
nnnnisr NAV in Tia na,,sh eThsTe nrn Two cnn.
{sstants.-bire, Ann Schuitcr oi lie Stock.Yartjs
srI Mr. Iico,rc Nni,n,n,l ~ EnriA.Soni
lively and nco.snt lima nav be e1nsEled nntji TIN
festival ts closed
,,.u..n,.,
Nsved ~. a. 49,, statement tsSeasy reported sn nc
lsms. thst ths Mayor - tasca n a. tnsaryisw n .aat
some Of the inmates OF DAh y McosteI = fuhche Were
nembefs % 81 thai congregation: Ihis they en-; en-;
phassaly aeny ana Iast e,snana s ! ~ MSi
Mus nse,cnt, ana = was decided 70 walt mon
Mayor t!rath the Altcfn3on ana ask MN 70 pnhlc:
~ deny Inc Insertion. The cGloreu ncoplo thlnE
an Injustice was untntemtonally dono them, md
they only desire 10 DC SCI right
Judce L. C. pinckIry md tbn lions j. n Fair.
child aud j. q. Dcier. 4 Mercantile Cnntmittso
ftain Sherman. Tux. erc Tcri.torci nj thu brand
Tacinc Hotel. Thcy GANG yis fhc Chicago. Bur-
linton Il Quincy liailroad to ulake an effort 10
dcycion direct trade between Northern Ttsna AMI
ri,Ircrn II, thn scrf;nn ~ tphich shermon T. tha
rcnttr ihere arr nvr, Il on, rar ri winfcr whcst
, 1877-06-21

John T. md II. J. Dairnson, aged . Jcsss and Q
months,
Funeral at o'clock Thnrsdny, olzt inst, from
the rcstdcncc OF tho parcptk, ITO Nosth Ashland.
ay. Carriaxta 10 1toschill.
DURKEE-At tho residence OF her crandfnt
Loren Carpenter, near Harvard, H., At z o'cIbct
Wednesday afternoon, OF consumption, Jcnnlr l..
Dnfkec. aged 10 years 3 mopths and II days
Funeral At l .. m Friday.
, 1877-06-21

N1ston, c. ". -Lones. Grand Rapids; r. r. Ward.
Gcntvas !: J. Hansen: 6t, Paul; j. " King. New
York; T. &. Merrtck, Cleveland.
, 1877-06-21

oraat, E,c.fs-D..l4 siatoo Cnsiaa.ti: the Hon.
t;ps,9si GY{Et Fl + iSiG,t IfI,
MIs1fsrssd M 1t lGa!, = I. P1atE baa.Slis. y;
shcrman: Ts3n: lsSrxe y; Cla.oa. milwaukee,: win.
s sisss1. So EisnSl.so: :HsSIxs Hence Ssx Yo5k;H
& ": sn.l4luf: Wt;onain; lie lion. S. Elchasdson.
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Ms4::3W 3 ,Lept: YoTx: ITe bsi{sls,
M!nns.os:; bAloa Tsf1,h, NV ,Yoik: TIe9aott m.
sea g. Ressr s Wo.pa; u 4 she Sa II, Ms
W!,sSa,!ai v E;Sit: P..sasE: Gsa: A;Woodfs9.
X.1i!h: 4a.;E: u. bacon, s. LSa.:
si*.as sss 1''Laa Es.;.t Sss sq5t T.
2g: tsax'Sofn Kama. f!,y. No;sSs: y y. Dept.
ri: J. Chapman. Duhuqus. Esvf. ), u. ilvtsT nos.
ieo, Gel ! = Aec!sss{; s4a isanel.ee: ~ lin. =.
4 Hus!sl&h* Iaaktoa- 81. 1as Capua<Fcaa-A y. Paul
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-10
Bullion Product.

by their works ye shall know
then," which may or may not be an
apt biblical quotation, applied to mines
and their results. We merely wish to
mention that in the history OF this dis
trict the expectation Of bullion has
never reached so large an average, and
the railroad company find their re-
sources taxed to the utmost capacity to
furnish the transportation necessary To
send the output of our furnaces to the
market. At present about IS tons are
daily shipped, and this amount will be
largely increased, as the products Of
two more furnaces are added to the
total. The value of the gold and silver
contained in this bullion il estimated
at S2l 900, or a:mouthly expectation Of
$500, 900 in precious metals. The value
OF the lead in the New York market
will add another Sll0. 900 to the aggre-
gate, all of which Is, we respectfully
submit. a very good showing for an
outside district.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-10
Sand storms.

Sand storms and whiriwinds on the
Base Range are of daily occurrence
and excite no particular comment un.
less they happen to be of extraordinary
force and proportions. One took place
in Diamond valley yesterday afternoon
that overshadowed anything in that
line ever witnessed in this vicinity. 1t
started near the eastern boundary of
the valley and moved slowly to the
westward, gathering force aud centri-
fugal velocity until, as it reached the
railroad track, it was easily a mile in
diameter. Clouds of sand fioated heav-
onward and the mass of whirling dust
was so dense that the rays of the sun
were obscured. 1t finally broke on
the mountain ange west of the valley.
We are informed by one of the section
men that its track is plainly marked
by the uprocted sagetrush along the
route it t~raversed. Fortunately the
region where it occurred is a barren
waste. and 1t spent its fury on the
sands and srtemisia of the desert.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-10
Trunk Pound.

A pedestrian. while ON the road to
town from the railroad depot early
yesterday morning, came across a
trunk lying At the side of the road,
its cover bursted of and the contents
scattered over the ground. On exam
ination the articles proved 10 be a lot
OF gentleman's wearing apparel. pho
tographs, etc. Our informant gathered
them up and replaced them in the
trunk and informed the stage driver OF
his discovery, supposing that the bag
gage had been lost off the transfer
wagon. AS that gentleman disclaimed
the fact of losing any articles intrusted
to his care, the ownership OF the find
seemed to be a mystery, but about
this time an Italian gardner residing
In the Diamond hills, came along and
set up a good title, the trunk having
fallen out OF his vegetable wagon
while en- route to town. 1t was turned
over to him and he vent on his way
rejoicing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-10

This coast is being flooded with a lot
of swindling circulars purporting to
emanate from the Finance Committee
of the Louisville Lottery Association,
and sent out by the New York firm of
Russell & Co. The circular is very
adroitly worded and is a shrewd
scheme wherewith to draw a few dol
lars from gullible victims. 1t starts off
by notifying the recipient, whose name
has probably been obtained from suIne
directory. that he has drawn a prize of
a gold watch worth $3.50. and the same
will be forwarded to him as soon as he
RENTS to the agent 10 per cent, or SIS.
IL. as the sporting element would put
1t, h fails to tumble to the racket"
and sends on the desired amount, he
receives in return a gilt time. piece that
can be procured at the rate of IS a
bushel. Several parties in Eureka
have been sold, and received their $3.50
chronometers, but are of so modest a
turn OF mind as not to display their
acquisitions publicly. Better eschew
these tempting offers, boys, and invest
your spare coin In wildcat stock, for
lightning does sometimes strike a
| speculator in the latter case, but II
never did in q New York lottery
| scheme.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-10
The Deadwood Road Agents.

The four h~ighwaymen who are op.
Grating so extensively and successfully
on the highways leading Out of Dead
wood. in the Black Hills country, have
been recognized as Duncan Blackburn,
Bradley, Webster and Jim Walls.
Blackburn figured at one time quite
extensively on this coast. He was in
Eureka in the winter OF 1870, and after
ward departed for Phoebe, leaving that
red hot town under a cloud after a six
months residence. He was wanted
by the authorities for some infraction
of the law, and he lit out for parts un-
known. Bradley lived IN Salt Lake
for quite a time, and Is an old Montana
ranger. The other members of the
gang are unknown to fame in these
parts, and are probably Eastern &C.
quaintances. The combined efforts OF
the band have made things pretty
lively for the stages and OK press com
panies out in the Territories, and they
are still committing daily depredsrions
on the treasure boxes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-10

S. p. Dewey, Esq, President Of the
Hamburg and Mortimer Mining Com
panies, who is al present on a visit
to Eureka, is an old pioneer on this
coast. and has been Identified with
mining interests ever since his advent
as a gold seeker. He sailed the "Horn
around" in 1913. and brought with him
ID. o. Mills-the latter being ut that
time but q mere lad. His protege and
young companion has rather out
stripped him in the financial race, al
though both gentlemen are classed at
present a. millionaires, and have sue
ceeded in accumulating sufficient Of
this worlds goods to remove them
from any immediate danger of poverty
or want. Mr.. Dewey is very much
pleased with his investments i'm this
district, and speaks in glowing.terms of
the mines hal have come under his
observation during his sojourn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-10
SHORT BITS.

Peanuts" Is back from Tuscarora. .
W. y. Harrrb arrived from San
Francisco on last evenings train.
The miners at the Jackson are ex-
tracing and sending to the surface %
tons of ore per day.
Delightful weather IL what everybody
remarks about the Indian summerish
days that prevail at present.
The Alleghanians will put in an ap.
pearance at Bigelow's Hall on Saturday
evening next.
The X X Consolidated Company pay
of at the mins to-day. and all town
bills will be paid to morrow.
The Chinese veil that startles our
citizens daily is the official notification
that a Celestial lottery is about to open.
The members of the gymnastic club
are strong sympathizers with the
Turks on account of their being good
Musselmen.
Ex.Supreme Judge Beatty, President
Of the Sacramento Smelling Works,
will arrive ia Eureka Wednesday
night.
In the light Of Andres sea faring ex-
perience, his offer tn climb the Main.
street liberty pole was q trap TO catch
the unwary.
The efiuvia Of the big ditch is equal
in power to the odor of q dozen glue
factories with a bone boiling factory
thrown 10. The residents along its
border cry for a limited flood.
We are reliably informed that the
Geddes & Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company's property will be redeemed
at an early date, and placed upon a
sound financial basis.
Ned Raum, Sheriff OF White Pine
county, arrived from Hamilton on
last evenings stage. He will extend
his trip eastward, meeting his mother
at Palisade. and accompanying her to
Pittsburg, Penn.
The shipping Of fine dust will recon-
mence at once. The railroad company,
owing to the immense bullion ship
ments going forward, have been un-
able up to the present time, to furnish
the necessary cars. but will remedy
this fault In the future.
To-day is the Eureka and Palisade
Railroad payday in Eureka. The
pay car will he sem over the road to-
morrow. aud the employees along the
line and at Palisade will receive their
monthly earnings.
Louis Monaco Yesterday took a
number Of Photographic views Of the
Eureka Consolidated reduction works
and vicinity. The reservoir, bearing
upon its placid surface a miniature
schooner, was included in one of the
pictures.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-10
fCommunicatsi.l
GOLD

Who that has read the history of the
United States does not remember "Old
Observation-Disclosures Stewart-but
how many living on the Pacific Coast
today have ever seen him? We have
seen the Commodore many a time and
oft, aud we have trod the decks Of the
old Constitution Uronsides), and when
we think OF either, il in the street, we
can walk with the firm tread of five
and twenty. 1t is something to have
seer and talked with such fathers of
our country as Stewart and Barney.
who shot Decatur, and Hull an I Scot;
and we have seen them all. But we
are to speak just now of Stewart-"Old
Iron>ides,o as everyone called him
when he lived. The first time we ever
saw the old tar, was walking in a pro-
cession at the reburial OF Decatur. We
can not, at this length of time, recall
The exact circumstances of the case,
but we know that his remains were re-
buried IN the graveyard Of the old
Pine street Presbyterian Church in
Philadelphia, and Commodore Stew.
art was one of the ali-bsarers. We
recall him just as We saw him then,
thirty years ago-a rather small and
exceedingly red-faced and weather
beaten old man, who looked as though
he had braved the battle and the breeze
for u century. His eyes were SEW
edged with red eyelids and his lips Of
a turned out purple cast, as though ex-
posed for years to a broiling sun. His
hair was gray, and he was old then,
but his step was light as though tread
ing his own quarter deck. 1t was a
warm, summer day, and the old Com
modore wore white pants, linen coat
and straw hat, though IL was a solemn
funeral procession and hea pail. bearer.
He had no badge of rank save his
dress sword, but he o Grape on his
left arm, and his honest old heart told
him that he could show no further re-
spect to the heroic Decatur by any re-
gala of office which interfered with his
comfort and perhaps brought q desire
to have the duty over. We have seen
him OF many public occasions since,
and always the same rough, old tar.
The Commodore lived at Burlington,
y. j., and died there not many years
ago..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-10
An Ingenious Device.

At the hardware store of r. Leuzin.
ger may he seen a little article which
will interest miners and all interested
in mining enterprises. 1t is a contriv.
ance combining the ordinary candle
stick used in timhers and the crab
used on walls i'm the mines. This com
binalion is the invention of Wythe
Walker, a practical miner, who has
obtained letters OF patent upon it, and
proposes to manufacture and introduce
them at an early day. Mr.. Walker
informs us he will he able to retail them
at a small advance in price upon the
common iron candlestick now used
aud we bespeak An extensive sale fol
them wherever introduced.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-10
A lsO<sd Eea"-

RUDE Egleston's four horse tea N
would excite the envy of any dray.
man, and the admiration of all good
judges of draught horses. When they
straighten out The tugs anything that is
loose has to coine. Charley, the driver
has never been able 4 test their haul.
ing capacity, from the fact hat ne
truck could stand up under the load
that they are able 10 pull. We saw
them yesterday walk away with q
load of 300,sacks of -four, and they
vents along as easily and gracefully a.
If they Were merely out for exercise
and not doing any work worth men
(tioning. We doubt there being a finel
draught team in the State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-10
O, A C0.

Seasonable and fresh, and up to the
mark. are the goods and stock at o.
Dunkel 81 Cos store, and the daily ar
rivals at that establishment display a
wise and adequate knowledge of the
wants of Eureka and the patrons of the
firm. Dress goods in profusion bur
den the shelves, and rich and costly
articles, designed to adorn and height.
en- the attractiveness of the fair SEX, are
literally displayed. In the way OF
gentlemen's clothing and furnishing
wear, the assortment is most complete.
and bargains in that line can be Sc.
cured at any time-a fact that can be
demonstrated by calling at the insti.
tuition.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-10
New

The following mining companies
have filed articles: The Oriental Min.
ing Company. to mine in Tuscarora
District. Nevada, with $40, OO0. 900 cap
ital. Directors-R. l.. l.. Hall, +. p.
Foster, C. C. Burton, II. C. Bradley
and n. b. Hall. The Day Silver Min
ing Company. to work in the Jack
Rabbit District. Nevada, with $40, 000.-
900 capital. Directors-M. j. MELON
aid, James NJ. Dav, L. CT. Crano, ID.
Vesaria and :. b. Wakefield.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-10
Eureka, Juno 10, 1877.

SMALL articles, such as pocket-hanker-
chiefs, neck ties, socks, s~uspenders. poke
ana dressing combs, purses, shirt studs,
sleeve and collar buttons, toilet soap, cologne.
Florida water. needles, linen thread. and a
general linz Of Yankee Notions. at b GOLD
EN- RULE STORE. o3-tf
BucKsKrN gloves and mitts, cold weather
the agency Of the Red Bluff Glove Manufac-
turing Company, where the largest assort-
ment Of the goods in the State can be found.
o3-tf
BEDDING. hair and pulu mattresses, spring
mattresses. comforts. sheets, pillows, pillow
cases, blankets, and everything in that lin ,,
at tho GOLDEN RULE STOKE, cheap for
cash. o3-tf
A FULL LINE of boots and shoes. from the
best to the cheapest, just arrived at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE, where customers
can get what they want, and satisfaction is
guaranteed. o3tf
LooKISG-aLAssEs, from tho cabin size to the
parlor sire. at less than San Francisco prices,
at the GOLDEN RULE STORE. est
WHITE shirts. plain and fancy bosoms. at
the GOLDEN RULE STORE. os-tf
HATS and caps at ruinous prices. at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. oS-tf
MEERscHAUM pipes. ambers and fitting ma.
~terials, imported direct and cold under the
fullest guarantee. at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE. o3-tf
LEGAL CAP. fooiscap. bill cap. tracing
clio h. drawing pins. lawyers tape, letter pa
per. note paper, and a full line Of stationery
at san Francisco prices, at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. O3-tf
THE original Pipe brand Razor" aud
other fine brands of Geo. w. Wostenholm's.
Harrison Brothers and Hawson's English
manufacture, imported direct from England
by A.. ii. Joseph. at the GOLDEN RULE
STORE, and sold under full gusrntee. oS-tf
Tar heaviest and best goods in WOODEN un-
dershirts and drawers, cheap for cash, at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. o3-tf
ovERALLs and jumpers in ordinary and ex-
ira sizes. to fit anybody. at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. o3tf
Jusr received. a splendid stock Of fresh
patterns Of cashmere shirts. Tho best assert
mentin the country and prices very moderate,
at the GOLDEN RULE STORE. o3-tf
ONE PRICE and fair dealing is the system Of
business at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
FSGLIsH pocket-knive.. Imported direct and
sold cheap for cash, at the GOLDEN RUIZ
STORE. S1t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-10

A stated convocation Of st. Johns
Chapter No. 8, r.. A. NJ, will be held
at Masonic Hall this evening at eight
O'Clock. All so%journing Companions
in good standing are invited to be
present.