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6erbh.S ai,sn an uup Stset ,hren Abenntntea iwst Der
orbbisn unp l&enRsn cleperapbt. en-, jpst 6u6srf In.
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bic beRt isuaals 8ebpisns 0eIsosntst iur lie. QD,y litfsfn
psn itiAtsAss usp &onRsa Utrisais.1 sas nAanb uus Be.
iablsn itpr eees 9emmtfRen. See.r frabsrs pbsr ntus
lt&ss Usrsatb ~ a~ussablt6 ,@sr UsrNabana sprbanbsn.
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thrss @ist&sa "a. snb "a 70 psyalas. eai fs hte ar6ffe
Galsnt ptrb sef~tnbst.. ebparp Gsslsapn's Vraabluns
fanat esseee an; BE frhesrtn xaptsel perbtn ben Nbpus
ntntsu e%etsftrt.. Dlrs. etswe's lauserfshnts 8sIae out
My wife and T., bssinnt NIT BEN nsusn Sabre. Or,
senb Ssnanb, bss eta extss 6aldr sssr siu uHaSbda tse1
oefa3fs uauf4t. feuts fhr G~ttealare. uub prasiae "a
uelSss an 8. D. 3o.e y. Co.. Res Ssrf. .XOi4eI
3: S:s' s.. s' s..::s 49, '''s& aseuteu perIan9t.
, 1877-07-24

0aS Spring Fever, 6ribiabrie.
ber, bon benz man alentbalben in Der iebi9en
Sabress it bort, bat ieinen l1ripruna in elmer
Serbiduna Der Sdfte, melher meiiens cine
uebertiilnng nit Sale beitritt. 8einist
euer Snltem bmrh ben @ebrauh BON Or.
aus. &0nis's 9amburser Srcpien Mno Die
Natti9teit uno Sblaffbeit bes Spitems fplrb
In, Stu perihminoen.
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as uneinnebr,bar 1T. bod siemltt leidt nm.

oas nneinnebr1bar If, bod 5iemltd leidt nrt-
gar9er tperben fam. Der uebergana bel
&j0prifojl fiibrt ourdb elm orei Dteilen lanees
Defle, NamenS Deltihoere, uno 1T leidt su
iperren. Ser iiber Senif0i 1T better, bod
persinigen iib beioe Straben auf Der S0be
uno fOnnen oa iebr leidt geiperrt merben !;
81 bic StraBe BON Sarna fiber 9ermith.
Sowan nod Sur9as NIB Wfiiiiori, Die fort.
pdbreno onr9 Elm nnonrbbrtnslihes @alo.
Oefile fiibrt.
, 1877-07-24

Sehr bartnddis nno beunruhi-
geuo iino alte Sddben uno @elhtpiire. limb
oennoh fpie Ieidt f6nnen Sie 9ebeilt meroen.
Ques mas notbpenois 1T, lift Der bdufise Sc
brauh BON @1enn's @hwefels Seife, in
@aiier onfael0ft uno als Ibmaitun9 benutt.
Depot. Grlttenton's, $50. Z Sehite Npenue,
Jielp Oorf.
Stps Saar= unb SartIarbe, idwar3 ober
brann, so @ts.
, 1877-07-24
DIR. u. BRYAN.
Gcnjultirenber Arjt bee
Clinton Medical Il Surgical
Institute,
1Ap O. Vinhsbute Ctr, ReO 0srA.

tlnter ssn etaatssdsssn ,nssrpOrirt)
Gentlemen! s%s s ssa|s ' me- s.s sss''i' I:
ssa:n S:'Ssn Ssu l, s.s sssss's:'"' MN as' ,& ssaaai','.1 ss :.
S:ilans aa.r 10 'bsbanrsitsn Gdhs.. Die beaer
!ial.nts NnS ansetsas. ,s:esr Mrsl Y Asrsorra9sne
isin.r eg.,ialitat. Das Snf!itut " a.sna ss.0ss
Sori tut bic BsbanDlnns bon
Mdnner= 3ranfbeite1.
esussue Mittel fit ipeisus erans>stsn $rdsarsrt.
@snsrar md6ie eesen Aae, fret
fur Arme.
4aNsnten :serbsn sriu&t. Tabsrss absr .bren By:
Gbsr ibrsn tan. Sis W6sii&iit Der beiIuna. bic oaiu
mbtbiss 3dt nns hau'it ssrbunssnsn 8'fs~ "ssss'
terrsiponS.n, assns s.sstm srs i@rsa s.sns,Der, ss.
,saIisss. ' sl:,. "i isli. f. 81 assisssiSs sasn's:!,.
ee b. m,s!,:u Sssn,:r' $asS4 ar ""'sf"'ss" a"o aa'
SIM iusifen TeYarfement Hnb asbss.. 2unsen:
Aopf. nnb 0sbirniranibtiten bic capitalization. aud
sstSen Mtrpen'a rantbsitsn. Dispsgfa. arsSs, nbsn'
tvlmmune uns anbers Dermadinnsen bshanbslt.
pSrsnsranibttss bsbanSsif anS an' ppratiSnm sss.
mir pinIAm nament!i4 I'm pam.blst ieosm
Wanns ~ Isnben. Der init 6prnptomsn bshaftst. ".
neI&e pbpfi&es Isiben b~esunbsn. sbsr hr nero6s.
j&ua& unb praneifelt III unb nel@er bis bette Mus.
tunft aber bic &ranfbeiten fpHnI&t. nenen Il am mei.
ten ausseIstt ~. In GoIss BON nnfluebdt sosr Orb
tiHleit.
Der Nahm sinse innsen Uannss ID fstne
efdrst," $4,000
unb pey an heHsn biejen RUBIN ~ srpssbsn tuet6.
iann an, btRem isine Wannli&seit btbaup,sn. aDr.ds
0ltntsn . .s.O. 9nAttnt. 1A1 lid. Gts.. -.
Anfnterl e ,sas;sst i sss sas Dt't !, un s,1 !s,@'.r ., Der,
wuroe. S&idt na& Nireularen uno umierea p.o.n.
9un9en fur A9enten.
Sectional Nubltfbtne Co..
A~p2snnpl Vbilaoeipbla. %.
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Mit bem Sriibiabr, benz ausidla.
gen Der Yaume, tritt. oft e~benialls eiu Nuss
lhlaaen Der Sdite oes menihllhen 8orpers
Elm uno cine &eini9uns uno &esuliruua bes>
lelben, menn man ulht minibt, ben S0rper
init AusiblG9en beoedt 81 ieben, miro sur
'NotbwcnpiSteit. Or. Nu9uf &6ni9's
Sambur9er Gropfen lino bas bette
Netuisunsmittel uno baben ais iolbes ibren
Hnf bemabrt. q
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Mbeumatismms fhnea furirt.

~Durans'S rbeumatiides 9eilmittel", bic
beriibmte tnnere Weoisin, miro ftder.
lid .trgeno einen Sau BON Mheumatismus
auf Der @rbe furiren. Yrsis 81 Die Nla1de,
ledls 6lalhen $5. Son allen Npotbefern
pertauft. Shtdt fir ein Girtular gu Sel,
phenitine nno 8entlep, Npotheter, 8albs
ln9ton, .. 6. 6Dt9mai)
, 1877-07-24

6 nreines uno ansenebmes Subii.
tut fir Snlphur=S alben nuo anoere fettige
@lnreibunaen, Die oils Stilmtttel sseer bdB,
Tide Saut=8ranibeiten benubt meroen, lift
STEMS . d. mefeltetfe e, melhe
nett ihneler nnb poufdnotser beilt uro
nidt bic llnterf eiber peroirbt. Depot, Grit
tfnoon's, Mo. Z Sehfe Npenue, 81. 9.
9ius 9aars uao Sartfarbe, fdwars ODER
braun, so @entS.
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tAa tafasI vdAu III Dssye3Hs lteaNaM 4. -
tususl n 4. I'd dnem lxeuuif&en 1seble MT kM fAt
sa1saesbarea DerIaalsn n Asea. saraK1leI ~ aeenes
~ tGasA bird ~ 0nfAs Saysa ans9efAisAea n feta
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~ = tslda taia. q ssst ~ D9ey0tln - telIe
sss lsas asass en(3sae y 1lsGs4s ysee!4ise
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&1Atn tha metbsa, at4t idtes ss 0utws4aao M
, 1877-07-24

Yatente .-ytadmeiiungen, 8ebinsuns
gen mo aue notbnei,oise Snformation mer=
ben ertbeilt BON @ortb Sssoob, (friiberem
0aupt.G ramiuator Der Ser. ct. Yatent.
Sffice) Nttornep nnb Collector a%meritarl1ber
uno ausldnoiider Yatente, W%aibin9ton, O.@.
I'm @orreiponoens rpirb eriudt.
, 1877-07-24
Railways Ready Relief,
Tieber nrb faltes Tieber.

Tieber unb gDeha!c.ebsr fir 50 Gexts surtrt. %
et:bt tein belImiitsI is Der gDelt. psi&es Gisbsr uns
Webielfeber uno a. ~ipnitisen erpanbtsn 0ranibei.
fise Gieber Cbsneii bard &ao,,ap'8 DiasA abee5 slfsn
tpiro) 10 raid bsisi'iet ais ALWAYS Rtsss ustkfs
50 Qents Der 6lat0s.
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hAms 0sssa VI fArtdltAea eAnetn saslsnR
Nc OtsesS" es 4elmittd ee1sten ptrt. ~ Ssbn lh&
utenAsu tAnaI d Iixhut W e4mu1ea tfstt nHt "
kstedsStn 0araa&s uts ~ Patient Sss Ds&sN
~ GesisN taanea IA Iae. a ud4s9 sesaH
~ 1sstn ttdn vIxbabsst &eIut4 = ls3sssAa
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@be Sbr elm Iurbinenrab fault,
itidt fir ". s. 8urnban's neues Bam.
pblet nno reouclrte Yrelle. 4orefe 3. ..
8Or 5l3, Dort, go,
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0L~n Aeentrm perlanst. Quite Uelesenbelt. Usl.
2IItt ju peroellen Iur Seul., W.tye lyre set uuei
, ellem apru Uapun oem otriani aui..s.
Ayeel Urtsi Wtvnleli. &lperulr vonlmll ltonvI. SplttL,
iuV uen UsuuLBu,y.Il. ". ~. DpS Io4o. NsreaA
AMERICAN Il Ca COas 81 nnv 80 SeleY Sirub..
JugU ~url. 4IuZvull
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NaNsa, CAahaAEao utAtla ~ susssban Dist.
6aes Itejt 3rGulbtttu ID .edwehif~ DitterS" bas ntrS
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= Sk5A. 1ir elsb br osbrsaA. n NJ sbes ai4t senss
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Nm u1hu, h 1saxRtt.u h kefen etAetxn as %
~ O4saAtnna ufpsbuA
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

~ Nata n w erys Hertalae ~ asr,sss. ~
~ ustlt Ias Sanas esaen Rasrsns ans xrsh: 0ss
NJ xSltatet y sns.s8els, nnt tn saxe ASryet ID.
IN. Dk ksanstsitn. n<dAs 90 1talrt. 1b6tDlttt -
0a4sssae1ssesas uslstes. H. ssrfAtebun III, sl0
- &enyfsrAes NdN Mna NeeltA DtA ~
osssA. nsSa ~ .eASsstiA ottess." n = ~ etlss
1soastted utrh, II 1esta1s1essseGs taek mi ~
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safAasesS baai AstAsbsas estss ~ ~ aaan
lnl1n11 DGpaAe1
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~ 6tsslaeen IA Nasentbahetht. az burA s,bIi&a
uslaet stn bsftiss Grisluns. Dean W. evak Hk
eeatIa ssteus uas ser atsts h 6slss bsfen aiAt 10.
l&1eli4 anGbrt w,rh. nu) 9bma6usnl dutzeten mi
ss.lstAsa4a esas. ss!ssst y. lastd9ea 1sie.l saa
~ stAi 10 oeseAt Hns Dk ttrabmtsttn 0srlts
seaa = etas ". e4.talfsAt Y ses eeu etaltea "
tsslas. nAtsa stas alsalbms Ast aafnniianiet ~
q ~ ~ Assuitvsae ~ Selsasatssseaua sanu "
eYdfa, Sl4s Va rafest " ~ ntnnt IN st4t fssAA
~ oeASuts ss1siAAa nsS nt&a barA In 4Srtn =
- sub I'm atsesu eas taas sba ~ e6sekm Ill
oash ~ tAteAh RS1sxae y ttasA
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Nip. ,1,b &u6.
(GbrpmoJ
The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company.
Sauptauartier 10 u. 81 aeiep Str. ". w..
cine Dr8antIat Oh UNI
support pDit Sbee

uno Uertaui uelIsluen 0Irecl az De tn,lprL init etnsn.
tielmem y.usen. SeWils Swsly : str1lA 8 Vel@aTh.
SuUne De.sN YroAlSs urrlWleOensr UrpBen Wrrpeituen
AauJeln mt |, z, s, 4 DUer b .pJunO Apes yslWsnt..
Die @oMpamY gaI leBt3ur A1t,sIsruMY oerelt eua prapt-
poues ~yrpmo usllIslt s,Wtp unc Snu"s sM nsnts
Is plniio) soilp, b0s elnsn ~leDpaItet Strstt alullWsh
Oes Vrpersm oarreut. VI Ut 10 uou oes bnInors, Dub
teims pelWre.buiH Die Usl~lrte 10 GUT sriap.en tam.
als Die elnJads Ssae,dnun9 oes A%uIIrlers. Oe gni'
lue,buns ii, asraOr awlpen 1pur uno Am8el uMo man
mug oas Buo )eptn um 20 wuro,Sen Sn tOnnei. seq.
~ Dabsn III sSi Arb Str.. vde Der ,3DeI,tn u. Goats
Str. unb 61l Sub ,Y,uelte Sit, VYliu., 40. 49Dblun-
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Defas Dtsas n NJ mi f4sa fs Iaaou Sslsa -
UoatGsslH Gtdrfua1s. sat 0lutrenteanbenittd ane.
leant. b = ieAH asher 8elnittd eifitf ert I'd ptktB
1atStN. Dee &ept = tsfda .S4ue>at4 0tttus" -
vssts q ssa IA Rs3Isnmm ~ eslaS0s ~ d1
~ eunus llotkfa4 asb n = har4as1 umkSHA
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usalm p s1Ajsa. vd4s Italia sssfsben sph fHnedes
~ tAl ~ ,eAutstiA 0ttess~ sbu w. 0dnnlhee
KAMA Eal, HdlftnA la1 aeatii4s SAB ~ .eAnS
I8A otttrSs RtnAsnea osnxlbA uss es6ss RtsItU
NJ d ~ IejsaleS utAte \, ~ We 1ufnssfeMs
" ~ pSttilans tlsau} gtnedA.4, ~ ktn o1at6a
ud4s bee e&s ,G&vsttf4 0tttess@ sattll W HausMe
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&erlan8t, : $s; y: s! II s'' {; {: s : q:
1a.I 40 DDsem pupItr, ~ eDuuerIs, Yol0slle Ueusi,
tyeOerp0lisr, Y0leMt vorOm,uB nnO rlnen Arttisi sc.
luelrp. Vu,aelns .vatele nlI eleHuiteul prels 20 veitl.
ppplrsl. Nlrcularr lret.
~asylzott; cr,re v. Co., 769 Hroaomop. Y.y
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e@webtf6 0ttters.
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MaDimaD II. 3d.,
80 Warren, Gde &burd Ctr. q. q
aies ssolIhes unb gDabres S1idt cine Greimarf
IN Wabypau u. Co., So M6arren Ode Gburd Ctr, We,
9orf. Musiunft. 9nuienbe w'rtb niro Sb"sn sno'
1ihf
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50 NrDaent.

@Hten M9enteM lutrO ell!e @OAlnlt1lton be3a9il
tur Den 1erlauI pun ilsuwn uno leYr pDpu.arsMD nwsrh
pDM e,nsr Der ueOwulsmOprn 9uutrlpi.ols. u lrnaem ",
8aNDe. " puysr Tur ov vsNIs ~ OuwsI Iur >l.zV.
xsm puMuuY. Wtan ian, NY unlsre @'rcu.ais tom.
men uAo ~hurraeupt nw lrlun. @orsns v. ~. Op1 ozs,
urur'' 1s9AN 4AD!ou.s
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~ fsass dsIlstss &sssd1sttea.
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ma sssaA Dc uslaAeA, Stl&s skfs fAseat&ev f.
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sassssla.s nh sebssA IN easaa Ripe ~ II -
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xASfealu W osfssbtstt Ust1sastea, SslAt fees -
sAa tnstfeItea. i .tesa ogsS en- eebea " e1tea.
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hso sufdbea haa ntemaS ~ tslt teessses pssSen
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sseadnltee 0sisstldt sura9eetbn ~ tsaSs E SiAs
&sh9ssh esW ~ kA stsla aA
, 1877-07-24

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SAbNet 8sletn hlsnb dau In naafAsa, kGtea -
ksyt<ts DseS ~ r6AuetfA Otttsrs~ sstaea. n
rn ssuisnnea safdxsl4H dtldtssessESI - ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-11
Concerning Hines

There Is no provision of law, says
the Mining and Scientific Press, to
prevent parties from locating other
claims upon the same lode outside the
FIST location made on the vein or lode.
If a lode 5000 feet in length is discov-
cred. two locations may be made, of
1900 feet each; but the necessary ex-
penditures and work required ty the
laws Of the United States and the local
regulations must be made on each
separate claim. That is to say, 500
worth of work a year will protect $500
feet from liability to relocation, hut
not the whole 5000 feet, as that ex-
pendilure is required on each claim.
Miners must recollect, moreover,
that before a patent car issue to u
claim $500 must have been spent in
labor or improvements. This $500 ex-
penditure must be shown upon the
plat and field notes of the classes of
claims mentioned in the mining stat
utes. 1t may be rs we'll to state also
that the Commissioner OF the General
Land Office has decided that If a party
applies tor a patent to q relocated mine
it will be necessary for him to offer
satisfactory proof that q sum not less
than $500 has been expended upon the
mine by the applicant OF his grantors.
The fact that $500 has been expended
upon the claim by q person or persons
who subsequently, abandoned it will
not relieve the applicant from the
necessity of showing that he or his
grantOrs have expended thereon the
amount required by law.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-11
Incorrect.

The following rumors have been in
general circulation, but by dint of
assiduous Investigation we have traced
them to their starting point, and are
enabled to state that they are false in
every particular: 1t is not true that
Messenger Ross suores ; that Aleck
Mckay feels bad because it was not a
boy; that Mccormick has no luck fish.
ing because good men never catch any
fish; that Eugene Blair will embrace
the clerical profession, and occupy the
vacant pulpit at the Methodist Church ;
that Jim Kellogg amt got any hair be-
tween bis head and heaven; that BoDy
Ayres amt just as good as he is hand
some; that AL. Titus won't be Gov
ernor of Nevada ten years from date;
that DIR. Bishop will never own another
race horse; that RUDE Egleston's new
striped suit amt just the style; that
Wyman won't be welcomed back to
the ranks of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association OF San Francisco; that
o Butler don't know anything about
the Court house sidewalk incident;
that Ed. Kicker has a thousand shares
OF Ophir-to get; that when the ladies
saw Joaquin Miller on the stage they
did not go into e~cstasies over those
lovely side whiskers; that Remington
got reckless and called up the house;
that everybody and their wives were
not present ut the Episcopal concert
last evening; that the attendance at the
churches to-day will not be large; that
the wind did not blow yesterday; that
Eureka is not the liveliest camp in the
State. The above are a few of the
f~alsehoods that we are pleased to be
able TO correct.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-11
An Important Change.

The San Francisco Stock Exchange
of the Sth has this: The Eureka Con-
solidated folks recently made a change
in the disposition Of their base bullion,
which is Of considerable local interest.
Heretofore the bullion has been sent
directly East for refinement and sale,
but the other day an agreement was
made with the Selby Works, Of this
city, by which all the bullion is now
shipped to them direct. Already 500
tons have been received, aud hence
forth the daily receipts will be about
SO tons. This will add considerably to
the stock of fine silver to be disposed
of on this Coast, but if the silver bill
becomes a law our Mint will need il
all.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-11
NOTICES.

PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH.-Rev. =. NJ.
Crotbers, pastor. Services at IL o'clock
A. NJ. and at 1880 o'clock p. VI. Subject
for IN niorniDg-'Dreams and Dream
ers;" for the eveniDg-'Obstructing
the Highways"
Sunday-school meets at 1890 o'clock.
At the church.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. - Rev. Father
Monteverde, pastor. Mass at ii A. N.
vespers at Z r. n. Mass on Ruby
Hill at 8 A.. NJ.
ST.. JAMES CHURCH.-Services will
be held at st. James Church. at ii
o'clock \. ". and at 7:30 o'clock p. NJ
Rev. &. B. Crawford, Rector.
sunday school will be held in the
church at 2 o'clock r. NJ.
METHODIST CHURcH.-Preaching in
the morning at 1880 o'clock by Rev.
j. T.. Johns.
SundAy-school ut 2 o'clock p. NJ.
RUBY HILL SERvIcE.-Preaching
in Miners Union Hall at 1880 p. NJ, by
Rev. VIM. Johns.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-11
Seriously Ill,

We learn from the Refer that Chas.
Wiederhold, the SENTINEL's Phoebe
agent, is lying seriously i'll. His ply
stefan has but little hope of his recov-
cry. He has been sick for two months
past, but not until the past few days
have any serious apprehensions been
entertained. We hope Charley will
regain his accustomed health and live
to a ripe old age. Ho went to Phoebe
at a time when it could only boast of a
few tents, and grew up with the coun-
try. No man in Eastern Nevada can
boast of so many warm friends as
Charley Wiederhold.
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withal. She rendered the selection In
splendid style, and was applauded %
the echo. At its conclusion, came the
SCHOOL FOR scAMPs,
Billed as a grand, sensational, emo
tional and thrilling society melodrams.
We have not space to follow the plot
in detail. 1t was all it claimed to be, and
a little more. The first scene, when
Lord Belmont stalks on the stage. and
in a very high tragedy re-
vealed the fact that he vas troubled
with remorse of conscience, brought
down the house. The fact that the
Major could yer be troubled in that
way was ridiculous. enough TO excite
the rislbilities Of anyone. Lawyer
Venom Bob Beatty, backed by a
most formidable looking legal docu.
ment, struck terror to Belmont's soul,
and he falls In his chair overcome with
terror. After this scene the villains,
lords, ladies, lovers and rustics appear
IN a rather promiscuous manner. Sir
Fred de Soto) was got mp in a most
gorgeous costume, and played his part
very we'll, as did the most Of the male
performers. Mrs. A. d. Haskell, as
the rustic beauty, Dorcas Cowslip, was
enchanting, and acted her part with
vivacity. as also did Mrs. l. Phillips,
as Matilda Belmont, Miss f. futile, as
Lady Belmont, Mrs. Beatty, as Abigail,
and Mrs. j. g, Wilton, as Mrs. Gopus.
We would like to dwell on the merits
and charms of the lady performers,
but the length of our article forbids,
Each n was charming and graceful.
and took the characters with as much
spirit as If they were born actresses.
Major Dennis, as an actor, vas a sue.
cess. as was also Counsellor Beatty.
The hero, in side whiskers, was the
observed of all observers, and although
he was slightly self conscious, aud
would giggle in the wrong place, he
carried off the laurels. Where we
were sitting we could hear the COM
ments OF the ladies. A young danisel
to our right remarked: "Oh, amt he
just iovely!" and her companion re-
sponded with, "Yes; he's too sweet for
anything" Love. making came so
natural to him that We concluded that
he must have had a great deal Of prac-
tice in private life. The conclusion
was as usual: virtue triumphant, vice
defeated and everybody happy.
The iableau OF Nevada closed the
entertainment. Mrs. X. l.. Chase per.
sonated the typical female character
with her usual grace. The entertain
ment was a financial success, and all
those who were concerned in the per-
Torrance have reason to be proud of
their triumphs.
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Emnty JRll.

Never since the time that Eureka ar
rived at the dignity of a county seat
could we point to the gratifying fact OF
u County Jail being without tenant
until the present date. For a week
past this has been the case-not even a
drunk or petty thief having graced its
portals, and the halls that heretofore
have been crowded are now tenantless.
The vicious element is evidently on its
good behavior; the Justices Court
languishes; the officers are out OF a
job; Grand Juries are 10 longer a ne
cessity, and the Jailer's Office is a s.u.
ecure. Is it the calm that precedes the
storm, or have We entered on the mil
lenium?
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To MINERS.

A special meeting Of the Miners
Union will be held next Wednesday,
at I o'clock, to receive all miners who
may desire to unite with the organize
ton. The miners Of Ruby Hill are
focking in by the score, and only .
few remain outside Of the Union.
The officers of the Union are affording
every facility for non-memb ers to join.
The district Is now f~iourishing, and We
sincerely hope that nothing will trans
pire to give us another setback. The
simple and easy way to prevent a col.
lision or trouble on the Hill is for all
hands to unite with the Union prior to
the 18th inst. As all share its bene-
fits, all should equally share Its re-
sponsibilities. There are only q dozen
or two of men working in the Ruby
Hill mines who do not belong
to the Union. Seeing that they are
in a hopeless minority, they SHOULD
for their own good, and the peac8. and
quiet and continued prosperity OF the
camp. yield Whatever feeling they
may have and become members. No
matter what may he their ideas of the
right and wrong of the proposition in
tho abstract. the safe and speedy way
to avert trouble, which may lead to
disastrous consequences. Is for all Bon-
Union men to unite with the Union.
We writs this in the interest of peace
and order, aud hope that our friendly
counse may be acted on, to the end
that the approaching 18th may be
reached and passed without a dlsturb-
ance which might e%ventuate In a seri-
Gus blow to the bright prospects Of the
district, NJ q time when the community
cannot afford another set back.
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Killed In the Black Hills.

News has been received in Austin,
says the Reueille. Of the death by a
mining accident at Central City, in
the Black Hills region, of Thomas
Stevens, which occurred about the LIST
inst. Stevens lived for a long time in
Austin and was we'll known there, he
having been one of the founders of the
Austin Miners Union and its Presi-
dent. He was a man of family, and
his wife had recently Joined him in
the Hills.
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The HOmeseNke.

The frat company yet organized in
San Francisco to work mines In the
Black Hills was incorporated last
tuesday. The company IL the
Homestake." Capital, $40, 000, 900.
Direc,ors-Lloyd Tevis. Henry Jsuin,
NJ. l.. Mcdonald, George Hearst and
George 8. Dodge. The "Homestake +"
mine is said to be one of the biggest
prospects ever brought to public no.
tice on this coast,
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Killed.

A man by the name of Mccormick
was thrown from a loaded wagon near
Hamilton on Thursday last. The
wheels passed over his breast. iniict-
ing injuries from which he died yester-
day morning. Deceased was a part
ner of o. NJ. Converse and had a large
band OF sheep grazing in White Pine
county.