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National Republican., 1877-12-05
SEVEN VERY SUPERIOR scAaLIoLA PEDEs
TAIS ron BuSTs, sTATUFs, so.I

EVERY MORNING, Of II o'clock, and EVENING.
at o'clock. and will be continued EVERY DAY,
MORNING. and EVENING, nj same hours, until the
SS-These goods arc ali warranted to be the very
finest manufactured, being equal In to solid sill
yer, and the same quality N sold BY all frst-class
jewellers This Is no humbug, as invite full nspec-
tion from the public.
Goods now arranged for exhibition. Great induce
msnts will be offered TO purchaser dcsrous Of secur-
ing holiday gifs-
b, O. BROOKER. Jr., Auctioneer,
marble Building)
Northwest corner Eleventh street aud Pennsy vania
avenue, deci-u
National Republican., 1877-12-05
PROPOSALS..

oryIos OF Trr ContmsIosEn OF rnsl
DIsTRIcr OF CoLunpIA, \
,r.,vn pSSS1n SWSMIss5oT, NJ psSsTSfs SSspns bp, }ra
. for the various branches Of the District Govern
ment for the year ending December 81, 1873, will bs
received at this oice, until twelve O'Clock meridian
on the 18th Instant
For blanks, samples and Instruction. apply 70 the
Superintendent OF Property, room II. Morrison Build
Ing, Four nd-a-haif street, bstween Pennsyivania
avenue and @ street northwest.
BY order Of the Commissioner, District OF CQlum-
bia. WILLIAM T1NDALL,
tTnion. Critic, star, eos. sunday pePss lsl
National Republican., 1877-12-05
STOVES.
STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES. AND
HOUsEhEERING GOODS.
THE SrOYE aCR0HN JEHELs


IL tho hsndsomest and most perfect base burner
ever offered e the pp6liS this, togethor with tho
and all the best base burniAN and other In the
market, are kept by uA
FIRE PLACE STOVES, WOODS. BIBB's SEX
TON ., and NJ 9thsr In market
kinS that may bs required both portable, and fOr
RANGBa
The Empire n unsiy.isd for ths oombinsS % PYs
and q The same time beating rooms abovs other
An work connected with thsss goods done by the
H. l. GhEtiORY,
ooeN OK PsnnsylvaniA ayenue
RRAHGH oE The nr,F,IEta FHItApHkPHIA lP ELEo I
SsSt.s: ss9c,.shaiiI 1es,sa viii The dintEsnt re
SsdS 9fRsrs8ns Sn5sd ~ r. ahas oths{ ~ n gsa,msn.
Ofics, and y the only graduate OF eoctropat hie
ffas DR. AU0Usfp ps mon,
nosF-ams No. w essnAriVs<sA Nrshy's.
National Republican., 1877-12-05

Miss Mary E. Logan, only daughter Of Hlk-
nois' distinguished ex-senator, WAS recently
married In Chicago 70 Mr.. ". y. Tucker, the
Rev. Dr. Tfany, Of New York, officiating.
Ono of the American girb who have lately
found distinguished husbsnds abroad is Mial
Emily Louise Chapman, of Philadelphia, wht
was married at the parish church Of Biarrfo
Basses, Pyrenees, on the sth Of November, u
the Prince Joseph Pignatelli dAragon, secoRf
son of the Comte do Fuentes ct d'Egnoit
grandee Of Spain.
National Republican., 1877-12-05
GOVERNMENT SALES.

doVERNMENT SALE or EQBBER BLAN.
" KEfs, PONGHos CoNDEMNED CLOTHING
AND HQUIPAGE, 40
PHTLApKLPHIA, Pa. November n. lN7,
WIN Be s9ld at PUBLIC auction, under direction Of
Philadelphia, Pa, THuRsDAY. Dscember n, leT,
commanding q 10 O'clock q M, about 1850 Rubber
small lot1; sso, woelen and Cotton outilngs, sundry
articles OF Clothing. Camp and Garrison Equlbags And
Miscellaneous Quartermaster1s Stores
Terms: Cash In United States Mnd4,
delE " pAEA, Major snd 9qsEtsImsstss
National Republican., 1877-12-05
pRoPosALs roRrUEL, FORAGE AND STRAW.

DALTINoRu, Nd, November %, 1877.
Sealed proposals. In trpcate, subject to the usual
conditions viii be received a this oce until Y m,
will be opened, in The pre.encs q bidders toI fif.
as peaaasd H dRySras Raii%o4s w %d fot Mssnfy Ma
Fort Fooie Nd; Washington Arsenal, ID. c.; aud
fs ending SSHnE SSns ise
a preference will ss given to articles Of domestic
This Government reserves tho right to reject any or
ss e css ssfS sass
which case the yender will be requlrsd 70 pay 70
f6ulyapponted inspector. for inspecting, ws,Ihinf
cs ~
him. The bds must therefore show he seis PEI ,os
sS sae e. spS snd s:s
sisnt gspos.,s .as nan n,orm.s.sn ., p tps pan
y; :s% y az m payment
ss ~. s: q. 6:
n es. z ..d tHfsd 8 e. SEsa;a csss "a
pRoPoSAiS FOR FRESH BE1S, MUfToN. Ae.
oyvIcH Posr AND Dnpsr
CoanesA ny o. svnsnrEnen,f
.ss.lsd iroPs:sis, d aupiiesis yiI 8 fss:Gs1 :,
'Sf H. 61 ii ,Ss siSss .h nSss Seer toInsd
to, aSSt nay S 9s tS q th dep9t s q
s.s TnoSG Ss :s or 3
GERS. mue BE- separate ffon prsposah f6r Bssf -
Further Information and conditions oan b. obtained
s:t& xNpST$ i sSE VIE Ia LONG. css...a ,rs
National Republican., 1877-12-05
WOMAN'S CORNER.
EAitsd By Fannie \. wsrd.

Ladies ere imviied 10 contribute sooisiy Id
and Short SLachcs appropriats 10 1is dspare
mont. Please address suoA communications q
~ Repablican Office, care Editor " hs csr~st
A Picture.
Wandering on 70 the foot Of ths hnl
Bqshs. Of green and blossoms Of pear,
ssiheS h iss I'M eis S:iietai ~
Jaunuly chatter, Some day. soma dAyr
Two young souls-a man and naid
Reechen branches twisted aboye)
Picking tho daisies which sprinkle glade
And trying their luck alta game o. love;
And out Of tho bceches the curious jay
Pipes and chuckles, Some day, some day.
Two old souls,and the end Of the dsy
Follows them homo 70 the foot OF the hiil,
One late gleam which haswandercd astraN
Breaks hon a copse and dimples the rim.
Autumn leaves are strewtnG tho way,
hose S% ,hs arss as spns
Two poor souls In the dead Of the night
Side by side lie stlffcnod and still
And the Winters moon just softens her Light
Remembering The bees and the buds and the MA
The Summer gold and tho Autumn grey,
And the warm, green lane where the bulles
In the cold, crisp night the shiverins Jay
croaks out Of his dream, Some day, sons
ERRATUM-lt sometimes nhpPens, no ooups
TO the surprise Of our reaiers, that Dem -
old as the hills and as familiar as A, B, @, 70
produced In this column because Of Its beauty
or peculiar fitness, appears under the erro-
ncous heading "For the Corner" as, for in
stance, tho lines entitled God Knows" In yes.
terday's issue. Everybody who is familiar
with newspaper work knows that certain
regular head d-iines remain from day to day see
up on the galleys ready for use As the hrse
poem in the Corner is generally one writtoa
on purpose for it, II is not astonishing that the
typos sometimes neglect to remove the wort8
for selected matter. Hence the mistake
National Republican., 1877-12-05

RY d. O. BROOKER, Jr., Auctioneer,
IL marble Buiiding,l
Northwest corner OF Eleventh street and Pennsy
vanin avenue.
National Republican., 1877-12-05
DIRECTORY.
The Principal Business Houses of wash
ington.

TIE following u published for Ne ocneft Of Trap
cling salesmen, Strangers, and ne public snsr.
auy-it includes al trades and prsfssIons and
cannot fail to prere Of interest 10 al who intans
transaeiinp business in Wdshingtsn
National Republican., 1877-12-05

asnSsHSsCsst a. .as q o q oSs s2
ssoi sso $ HS S.s oiESs ~ ArsrsA
sgeTHs msgT s re,nsyiy.ns nj z; syeSps, N I shoe Store.
1877 GREAT 1877
~ ru, ,EENEsr5XANrA sSuTAI uTAIrrvvr.r
srLrSbiD stEaESS sHSS hsHthth hHdSltitAaf HAf EQUIP.
rnAms agSssRHs XSsR!sossS 4 NJ nom D.pe.,oe--
' E.,sss s:es z. ,s y vs. i%,S g &
s.. i!S s;:is; |; s.:!s
II 4 sss: s;:,S 4 e. 4 ~ If
' s S.I$:s "a: ;;S $ 4 e e s!y
For SsooSiyn, New York all through trains connect
Ing douSs isrrisse and journey sSross New York
''i y''a viz i"a ss:pas ss h M sss
s'r lS lsSSisdspnh!a S h 4. s g s-a %
Accommed.,ion for B.itmors' sss, SO a m. and 4aO
rPopes Si::f Line SSa' Sss 4 M and 90 p m daily,
Sunday.
Way AND AfExANbRsfX AND wxsHfNsd.
TON RAILROAD.
s'i ts.;Sss q "a 8: = ! ri "a e.,
Trains isay. Xfesandfa Tor Washington. o.7. s:ic
Gl0, TO- II. q m. l, ., +0, g. Q, and p. m.
Tn sunday at $40 and 10 .. m. and r. m.
T1ckets Information, sleeping and parlor-car 40
oonimodatons can be procured nj the uftces-north
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ay
enue. northeast corner Of Sixth street and Pennsy
hotels and residences.
IL P, FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. spt ua.
National Republican., 1877-12-05

TNTERHsT PAID ON DEPOSITS.
L Special rites on time dspcsits
J. II. SQgIER 4 CO.,
oqieN Bankers, ltl6 PennsylyAnIa aNeniA
National Republican., 1877-12-05

FRENCH HOTEL INDI RESTzUKXNT,
J. N. PERREARD, proprietor, yos Fourteenth
street northwest The beSt ANycsnt dinner, rs cents
with ons-hAlf bottle clArek nov2s-1m
National Republican., 1877-12-05

Ladtes ere impited 10 oontribuis SooiSty Id
and Short skechcs appropriate 10 Dis depsvN
ment. Pleass address nIoA Communications q
6s Republioan Office, care Editor " ne Csrx~t
National Republican., 1877-12-05
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TTNIvERsAL Z. 4 TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROApTfCKETsto TO or fron All points bopsht,
exchanged or sold Al = reduction OF ONE DOLLAR
upon any other ofncs or depot In this city.
Apniy n oo' wa ~ IN WMiTFsIpE.
mhr3iys sQs PennsyivanlA avenue, Shoe store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
A Grave Emblem.

Some practical joker. whose time
hangs heavy on his hands. construct.
ed during his leisure moments a tin
coffin. which he painted black. and
branded on its lid the p%ortentous num-
bers COL. This specimen OF his handi-
work and ingenuity, he yesterday de-
posted IN the Ruby Hill road. where
it could be viewed by all passers by.
The excited discoveries of the warning
spread all sorts of rumors in regard 10
the meaning of the grave" symbol.
and magnified it into a preliminary
step on the part of u supposed secret
organization, whose very existence in
Eureka is predetermined. If, however.
the coffin and its bieroglyphics excer
cises a restraining influence on the Of
tenders In III midst. and causes them
to repress their evil instincts, the Joker
will not have had his labor in vain
but We opine that it win take more Wig
orous measures than the mere display
Of tin collins to check the FOUNDERS and
thieves in their vicions courses.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
The Case Of Rover.

Referring to this celebrated case, the
Siiuer State has the following: 1.-The
transcript on appeal in the Rover cas-
has been filed with the Clerk of the
Supreme Court. The case will be set
for hearing some day this term. We
learn that the transcript is a volumin
Gus document and would make a large
volume If printed in book form. We
suppose this appeal will virtually de-
eide the fate Of Rover. and be the final
winding up of this celebrated case. If
the Supreme Court reverses the judg-
ment we suppose the case will be dis
missed and Rover set at liberty; if the
judgment is affirmed then he has but
u curse left, and that is an appeal to
the Board Of Psrdons; but from the
indications Of the present temper OF
that Board, and under its new depart
ure. he can not have much hope for
clemency from that quarter"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21

Messenger Singleton, who returned
from Phoebe on Friday evenings stage,
brought with him some very hand
some specimens from the Day, former
ly the Jack Rabbit mine, which he
donated to Clay Simms and the writer.
They were very rich, assaying 81 $500
per ton. The ore is soft, porus and
friable. and he informs us hat il is
taken out with q shovel, no picking or
blasting being needed. There is quite
a furore at Pioche over the new dis
ccvery, and a town, called Royal City,
is %springing up In the neighborhood OF
the mine. Some IS houses have been
built, including stores, saloons and
lodging houses, and several more
structures are under way. Ii the mine
holds out, quite a lively camp will be
established, and Piocne expects to reap
considerable benefit, in the way OF
trade, from the embryo town. We
hope every body's anticipation will he
realized. A healthy mining excite
ment, based on real merit, would help
Lincoln county out of its slough OF
Des pond.n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
A DIslressei lounIe.

Joe Taylor, one of the proprietors of
the boiler shop at the Eureka Foun-
dry, departed for Elko some days ago,
to greet his intended bride, that place
having been designated as the meeting
place by pre- vious arrangement be-
tween the parties. Through some mis-.
conception OF names, the lady disem-
barked at Ogden, and was very much
surprised and distressed at not finding
her future husband, whom she natur
ally supposed would he at the train
awaiting her arrival. Harrassed with
doubts and fears, she hurried to the
telegraph office, and Sent message after
message to Eureka, in hopes OF ascer-
tanning his Whereabouts. Fortunately,
one OF Joe's friends forwarded the dis
patches TO him at Elko. and his receipt
Of them solved the mystery, and re-
lieved the anxiety of a much worried
man; for Joe, who had awaited tbs
arrival OF the train on which his in
tended bride should have been, was a.
much perplexed and nonplussed at her
failure to appear as was the lady, at
Ogden. A telegram soon went out
yer the wires, ana Joe followed on the
next train. On his arrival, mutual ex-
plantations followed, and both returned
to Elko. The services OF a Justice OF
the Peace were called into requisition,
and Joe is now one of the happiest
men in Silverland.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
A Vile ORense,

We had occasion yesterday to refer
to a depraved brute who has been in
the habit OF annoying and following
children to and from the school, evil
IDENTIFY with no good intentions. Mr..
Wilson informs us that yesterday
morning, a follow answering the des
cription of ths villain referred to, was
seen tampering with one of his neigh
boris little daughters, a child five
years of age. The father was in
formed, and sought out the wretch,
who stoutly denied it. and immediate
ly made tracks out of the Deighbor-
hood. There is no doubt of his guilt,
as his beastly actions were witnessed
by several, and it Is a pity that he es-
capped so easily. A slight punishment
should have been bestowed on him,
such as hanging him, or beating him
to death with a pick handle, or some
other mild intiiciion OF a like charac-
ter. Fellows with such depraved and
beastial impulses should rot bs toler-
ated in a civilized community, and
any repetition of the offense ought TO
be atoned for in the manner limited at
above.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
Chinese Ghost.

Since the decease of Chong Yet. the
Chinese nsbob, whose heightened fun
eral we gave an account Of recently,
his former neighbors and the occu.
pants of the shsnty in which he died
have been annoyed and frightened by
wierd noises and the alleged reappear-
ance Of the aforesaid Chong Yet at his
old hsunts. Our Celestial Informant,
in giving us a detail of The apparition,
said, "He heap scare every body; he no
likee where he go; come back, make
trouble" The Cinnamon seem to be
much exercised ove his ghostship's
unwarrantab'e return to this mundane
sphere. and feel that 1t is base ingrati-
tude on his part, considering the first
class send-off they gave him when he
made his exit. Means have been taken
to exercise the impaipsble intrusion.
and various heather rites of q novel
and interesting character very per-
tinent to such occasions, are In.
'dulged in by the moon-eyed disciples
Of Josh. Judging from the odors per-
vading the premises, we think an
effort is being made TO stink the uu-
quiet spirit out, and unless he is proof
against the vile and pungent perfume,
the experiment ought to be successful.
One sniff would dispense q battalion OF
civilized visitors from the other world,
and aus them to hasten back to the
unknown land.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
NOTICES.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Rev. 8.
NJ: Crothers, pastor. Services at ii A. NJ,
and 1880 p. NJ
Sunday school meets at 1890 o'clock.
ct the church.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. - Rev. Father
Monteverde, pastor. Mass at ii A.. NJ.
vespers at 2 p. N. Mass on Ruby
Hill at A. NJ.
ST.. JAMES CHURcH.-Services will
Do held at st. James Church. at IL
o'clock 4. N. and 1t 7:30 o'clock r. M
Rev. c. b. Crawford, Rector.
sunday school will be held In the
church at 2 o'clock p. n.
METHODIST CHURcH.-Preaching In
me morning 1t 1880 o'clock by Rev.
De. Johns.
Sunday-school at 2 o'clock p. N.
RUBY HILL SERvICE.-Preaching
IN Ainers' Union Hall at 1880 P. NJ, by
hsv. VIM. Johns.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21

Some party or parties 1t Truckee
nave been trying the experiment OF
shipping charcoal by rail from that
point to Eureka, and two car loads, OF
ooo bushels each, have been received.
Inc article was sent loose In box cars,
snd transferred from the Central Pa
unc 10 the Eureka and Pslisads Rail-
road II Pslisads. We did moi learn at
which furnace the coal was delivered,
out understand that the freight and
sxpenses of handling were so large
.nst no margin was left TO the ship
pers. The time will come when the
mountains in this vicinity will be de-
nuded Of timber, when we will have to
iook TO . foreign market for fuel for
our reduction works, but that contin-
keocy Is moi likely to arise for some
years, and in the meantime outsiders
cannot successfully compete with coal.
burners in this county.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
Nuisance.

Many complaints have reached us,
preferred by the residents of North
Main street, of the annoyance they are
subjected to from the actions of a soiled
dove who lives in that locality. She
is in the habit OF INDUCING in ~insulting
remarks, addressed to respectable wo-
men who have to pass her den. and
her solicitations TO male pedestrians.
have become a positive nuisance. The
officers have been informed of her con-
duct, and ii is on the cards that. unless
she reforms in this particular, she will
be found languishing In Jail some fine
day. and will have a chance to explain
her reasons for the vile habit to Judge
Cromer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
a n Find.

A centlemen of EproLa ~ Ii,ar,,,
-, ie'ais
.as'es' VINO frequently sends Last for
the latest publications, ordered, some
three weeks ago. savera, bools from
IN.
MUSE oi harper bros.'
ana among others received an English
translation of "Cicero's Oratious.n
While turning over the leaves yes,er-
day, he was somewhat surprised 10
find between the leaves n yvaptv dbl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
Palisadc Water Works.

The new water tank at Palisade built
by the Railroad Company At that
point, is . splendid and enduring piece
of work. 1t is constructed on the
summit of the hill north of the town,
and 10 sunk in the solid rock. the ex-
cavstion being afterward bricked up
and cemented. making it perfectly
water tight. 1t is IL feet deep aud %
feet IN diameter. and Is fed from a
never failing spring, the water being
led Ia pipes from the spring to the cis-
tern. Its elevation over the town,
and the pressure obtained thereby
forces the water to all parts of the
town, and to the railroad shops and OF.
fees.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21

The whole of Block No. Il Of the ". ".
Mccoy Survey, containing nine lots, having .
frontage Of Us feet on Spring street. and run
ming back to Busl street. together with the
Buildings thereon, 10 vii:
One Once Building, sire l2x20.
One Building used Is . 6ranary, l4x3l.
These Buildings will be sold either With or
without the Lets. Also. y Corral on thee
Lots.
Also, Lots Mum bsvs q. q, q, %. and one.
half Of Lot Ne. d. in Block Mel Of TIE Nc
Donald Survey, on the est dde u Spring
street. will be sold in three lots. % follows:
lst-south half Of Lot -. and all Of Lot 81.
with frame Stable tAsreen aox7a, nearly nsv.
3d-An Of Lot %. and the soptAssly u feet
Of Lot y. With frame stable thereon. Sosss.
nearly new.
sd-Ths ncrthsrly seven feet Ct Lot . ard
the southerly ten feet OF Lot Ne. u, With
the frame building thereon. 13x24.
Also. One Stable Building, Sox30, to be re-
moved from the premises BY the purchaser.
All Of this Property will be positively sold
at the time named, By GEO. w. DAVIS.
Auctionser, to be highest bidder.
Terms of Sale-Cssh or Approved Paper.
w. B. HARROB.
Eureka. New. Oct. Is. 1877. slitd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21

New ooDs.-Examine the increased line Of
Gents Underwear, just received and to be
sold below factory prices, 1T the Miners and
Mechanics Trade Depot. OIL
UNO the Miners and Mechanics Trade
Depot offers tho best bargains in Eureka.
o2l
HAIRS! HATS! HAIRS! Just the cheese. at
surprisingly low figures. at tho Miners and
Mechanics trade Depot. OIL
REMEMBER. Stationery, Notions and Bijou-
teric. in largest variety. at bottom figures.
only at the Miners and Mechanics Trade
Depot. OIL
Go TO the Miners and Mechanics Trade
Depot 70 : Tobacco at one bit . plug. o2l
New brands OF genuine imported Havana
one bit cigars. received daily. at the Miners
and Mechanics Trade Depot. o2l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
sRoRr BIrs.

Sheriff Siss and party departed for
Belmont yesterday morning.
The Eureka Foundry received .
large consignment of stone coal yes-
terday.
Colonel Fulton. Of the Library. will
accept our thanks for files Of late Phil
adelphia papers.
A dry goods store mp town displays
a sign which reads Ladies' Rsppers."
Wonder il it is a wife beaiing article.
c. A.. Luckhardt, . noted mining
expert. arrived In Eureka on last
nights train aud will remain until
Tuesday next.
Messrs. Duff and Hoadley departed
for Pine Valley this morning. They
anticipate a fine days sport among the
ducks that abound in that section.
Freight OF all descriptions. including
lumber, timbers. merchandise, char
coal. etc, Is arriving In large quantities,
its delivery taxing the capacity Of the
railroad to its utmost.
Blessed are the months in which the
letter r occurs. So think Walkers
customers, as they swallow the fat
oyster, fresh from its transplanted
bed.
C. 8. Croker, of Cherry Creek, ar
rived in Eureka last evening, and will
stop on the Base Range for . number
of days. He In the guest Of @. A.
Stephenson. the urbane freight agent
of the f.. Il =. X. r.
Superintendent Arlington received .
dispatch from Palisade yesterday,
notifying him that a new wire cable
for the X X had arrived at that point.
1t is $50 feet in length, 4 inches wide,
and q of an inch thick. 1t will be
placed in position as soon rs 1t arrives.
The water is hoisted out of the X X
Consolidated mine at the rate of $500
gallons per hour, or an average OF
8 1900 gallons per day. The handling
of this quantity of water uses half Of
the power Of the machinery and takes
half Of the capacity of the shaft.
Captain Hubbard was very busy yes
terday preparing the targets for the
rifle practice Of tho National Guards to-
day. The members are requested to
meet on the range at l o'clock sharp,
at which time the firing will COM
mence.
Major Dennis t~elegraphed to US yes.
terday to enter his dog Archibald In
the coming "bench show" at San
Francisco. AS he did not specify the
class, we are in doubt what to do about
it. Archy is 10 years old, and we
are afraid that his constitution would
hardly bear the hardships of the trip.
Hung out in front of the Symphi.
triou restaurant. yesterday, we noticed
a fine display of wild game. plump teal
and mallard ducks, a haunch of veni- |
son and numerous rabbits, while in
the window fresh trout, speckled beau
ties fresh from the Humboldt, were
ts%mptingly shown. The display
would make 81 anchorite's mouth
water.
The north drift, lately started in the
800. foot level of the Bald Eagle mine, |
promises some very rich develop
ments A small streak of ore was en-.
countered last Thursday, which, as
progress has been made, has widened
out until it is ow two feet thick. 1t Is |
of a very high grade, and promises to
expand into a very important body Of
ore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-21
THE RUBY HILL SCHOOL.

Below will be found the monthly re-
port of the Ruby Hill Public School,
under the management OF f. r. Will
marth and Miss Kate Mclaughlin,
both excellent teachers. Miss Mac
Laughlin recently returned from San
Francisco, has had considerable expe.
rience in the school-room, and the
rapid progress of her pupils affords
abundant testimony OF her ability as
accomplished teacher: