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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23

The famous st, Louis lager beer, the best
in America, finest for family use, sold by the
glass. bottle or dozen, ut Jim kellogg's T.
Dorado Saloon.
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THk latest novelty is the can opener, glass
cutter, saw-set, knife and scissors sharpensr.
combined, and can be had for 81 50.
W. p. HASk ELL l. CO.. Agents.
Eureka, Feb. 8, 1877. f-tf
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Bgps and bedding, mattresses. blankets,
and bed comforts, az tho Golden Rule Stors.
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NyTs. Hickory Nuts and Walnuts, just re-
ceived from the East. can be had At Mrs. NJ.
A. Ashim's. rs
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CRACKERS, crackenells, butter. oyster, soda
jenny Lind. Eastern ginger snaps, cream and
ifornia cheese, pigs' feet and sleeps tongues,
and cocoa shells, at Mrs. NJ. A. ASHlM'S.
Ia30tf
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TIE famous English cherry and briar-root
straight stem pipes, direct importation. at
the Golden Rule Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-23

WATCHES and JeweIry neatly repaired. II
you want to hayo your watches and jexelry
repaired in a ~workmanlike manner, 60 to 2.
STEERS jewelry store. one door south Of s.
Ashiu 4 Co., Main street. 22-apl6tf
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&Aeo ] G1UbCeSSD
SAN FRANCIsCo. March %.
MORNING BoARD.
sa Ophir-lsM 49, 10
800 Mexican5l2& - III Z
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20 Knicksrbockcr-2c
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10 5. Hill
40 Challenged
500 X. Island -l5c
10 Dayton -40c
10 N. Y. Con.-40c
50 Occidental jc
I20 Shcridan-Sh
80 WOO lyille SOC
600 Lady Wash.-lX
EVENING GARD.
IS Raymond K Ely-4A
1876 Eureka Cop.-l6
2i0 Jsckeon-S95c
100 Alps-lH
10 BelfUont-lH
100 Rye Patch "a
80 L~eopard-4
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100 Coso Con.-l0s
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40 Andes BIC
42i Ward-60c
80 Leviathan - 45c
10 y. Con. Va.-I0
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100 California AN ~ Az
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10 loud 4 ~Curry-l0s 100
40 Best q Be.cher- 23ta "A 23M 23s4 % 224
! 10 Imperial-lA 1905
100 Belehcr- jL5A
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100 Crown Point-74
I70 Bull on IL 1914
81 ). Ncvada-S
20 Utah-ltS
20 Belchcr
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$40 Caledonia -a6i.b5
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30 Neg tcnn- 1877 49,. bio
10 Crown Point-s7a
street Quotations.
MeIican- 10 bid l3H asked
Best 4 Bc~lcher-22s bid % sales
Con. Va. = 49, bid IS. asa cd 81 sales
CaiiGo rnia-ll bid Az asked
Savage az bid
Utsh-lls bid
y~uetics-ie bid
eichcr-5b bid
B~ullion-l2s bid u ask cd l2N sales
EGeheQusr ~ bid
Opbir-ie% bid ~ ask cd 1915 sales
yellow Jacket 10 bid
Caiedonia-- 81 bid o1s asked
Crown Point-7s bid IA ASKED
Alpha = "a bid
Eureka Con- l6H bid l6,a asked l6S salcl
Gould X Cnrry-l0 b q l6s asked
Julia -31c bid 81 &c as ed 3sr sales
Hale X Norrros-4b sales
Imp, risl-i2Oc sales
:. Nevada So sales
n. Bolie-2i asked
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RooMs AND BoARp.-Two we'll furnished
~rooms-parlor and bed-room-with board
in = private boarding-house, can be had on
favorable terms. Apply at Mrs. Reene's,
Spring street, opposite Bigelow's Hall.
n30tf
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ENGLISH raxors, pocket-knives. scissors.
pens. ink, paper. envelopes, and . general
line Of notions, at the Golden Rule Store.
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Doors, Shoes, slippers, rubber overshoes
rubber boots, shoe brushes. and backing, d
the Golden Rule Store.
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Jenny Lima, Eastern ginger hnapss cream anu
| farina crackers. Also, Linberyer and Cal
%ifornia cheese, pigs' feet and sleeps tongues,
and cocoa shells, at Mrs. NJ. A. ASHlM'S.
Ja90tf
THk latest novelty is the can opener, glass
cutter. saw-set, knife and scissors sharpensr.
| combined, ard can be had for 81 81.
W,.P. HASKELL Il CO.. Agents:
Eureka, Feb. s, 1877. f-tf
Rooxs Asp BoARp.-Two we'll furnished
r~ooms-parlor and bed-room-with board
in \ private boarding-house, can. be had on
savGr.el . terms; ; ApPRIy At MI, Hs'ns'''
ENeLIsH raxors, pocket-knives, scissors.
pens, ink, paper. envelopes, and . general
line of notions, At tho Golden Rule Store.
The famous English cherry and briar-root
straight stem pipes, direct importation. at
the Golden Rule Store.
NUrs. Hickory Nuts and Walnuts. Just re-
ceivel from the East, can be had At Mrs. N.
A.. Ashim's. fS
Doors, Shoes, slippers, rubber overshoes.
| rubber boots, shoe-hrushes. and blacking, ct
the Golden Rule Store.
GLOVES, socks, handkerchisfs. towels, col
lars, neckties, scarfs, bows, and email wares.
at the Golden Rule store.
SAusAGEs.-A fresh article Of Hamburg
Sausages has just been received at Mrs. NJ.
A. Ashim's. rs
LOUNGES, beds, bedding, window shades.
and upholstery goods. at the Golden Rule,
MRs. NJ. A. AsHIN has a lot Of live gold
fishes, in globes. for sale chesp. ja30tf
TRUNKS and v~alisss, at the Golden Rule
Store.
LATEST style Of hats, at the Golden Rule
Store.
SHEET Music, at the Golden Rule Store.
mh4
GosNELL's English cherry tooth-paste. toilet
soaps. and psrfumcry. at the Golden Rule
Store.
TOBACCO. cigars, meerschaum pipes and
smokers goods, at tho Golden Rule.
STORAGE and commission. ct the Golden
Rule Store. Inquire of NJ. II. JOSEPH,
BUrrER,-A new lot of butter ON consign,
ment, at the GOLDEN RULE STORE,
f27-tf
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O REPORT.

s.. FrauciseO stock Exchange.
SAN Francisco. March %.
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GLOVES, socks, handkerchisfs. towels, col
lars, neckties, ~scarfs, bows, and email wares
at the Golden Rule store.
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Louisiana, and directed that a COM
mission he made out for Jack Wharton
to fill the vacancy.
Tie Secretary of State having en-
ouired into the truth Of unior OF an
expedition being fitted out in New Or
leans to aiG Cuban insurgents, received
information that there was no founda-
ton for the ruuiors.
Heavy Rains la Kansas ana Mis-.
SOisrt.
ST. LOUIS, June 9.
Heavy rains fell in Western Missouri
and Kansas the past few days, and
great damage has beer done to railroad
companies and other property.
Jerome Races.
JEROME PARK, June 9.
The first race, purse $500, mile and
one. eighth, was won by Eurijive:
Romnev, seconds; Madge, third.
Time, 2:0lI.
The second race. Belmont Stakes, for
three-year-olds, mile aud Il half. was
won by Glover Brook; Loi'erer, sec
ond; Baden-Baden, third. Time, 2:46..
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PACIFIC COAST.
SAN FRANCISCO.
COMMENTS ON JONES' CURRE NCY
FLOP.
Dick Mesick, the Bonanza Candid
ate for Senator.
HOPE THAT SHARON WILL
SHAKE 'EM UP.
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.
MEXICAN NEWS ETC.
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.
MEXICAN NEWS ETC.
SAN Francisco. June 9.

SAN Francisco, June o.
Senator Jones' new attitude OH the
currency question is provoking much
comment in political and financial cir
Giles here. Well informed Nevada poll
iticians say that if it be true that he
has Topped squarely over to the green
back party he has materially lessened
his chances for re. election from the
Silver State. In this connection the
name of Judge Dick Mesick, of Vir-
ginia City, is frequently mentioned as
the Bonanza candidate for jones'
place. Sharon and the railroads, IL IL
said, will also favor Mesick. So it Is
seen that Jones cannot we'll afford To
make a mistake with reference to n
matter of so much importance as the
currency,
To. day has been dull and windy.
The boards adjourned early, az they
always do ON Sa urdayS, and Califor
ma street was soon lifeluss. The hope
Of the street now is that Sharon will
give socks u shaking up before the
converting Of the ex,rA session Of Con-
gress.
SAN FRANCISCO, June O..
Ninety four deaths were Recorded at
the Health Oftire during The week.
fourteen of wnirh we're from hiphih--
ria, which remains Al about u stand
still. No new eases of small pox have
been reported TO the Health Officer fer
more than W weeks. The Twenty.
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OF bringing these witnesses back to
Utah to testify, will call for a large
amount of money. 1t was to see the
nature OF the evidence that Devens in
vited Howard to Washington. He is
said to be satisfied of its value, and
that he will authorize a requisite put
lay to rocu it.; he is, therefore, far
from contemplating a discontiuuance
of the suits, rs has been reported in
some of the papers.
Farewell Reception to Governor
Hendricks.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 8.
A farewell recept ion was rendered
Ex-Governor Hendricks prior to his
departure for Europe, in Masonic Hall
tonight. The hall was crowded to
overlooking. all the standing room be.
ing occupied. Senator Mcdonald, on
taking the char, said this was the
spontaneous outpouring Of the people
to q respect to a distinguished Gill
zen, who, had the popular will OBJ
tanned, would now occupy the second
place in the councils of the nation.
Hon. ID. w. VOORHEES, was then intro
duced, and made a five minutes
speech. referring briefly to the public
services of Governor Hendricks. The
address was comparatively free from
party questions, and vas received with
hearty applause. Governor Hend-
ricks, on being introduced by Mr..
Voorhees,, after the applause subsidized,
spoke for twenty minutes, thanking
his friends for their manifestation of
love and esteem, and said, after the
close OF the contest of last year, and of
his official term of service AS Governor,
he found himself worn out in political
strength, and thought TO take a rest of
six months, and 10 visit another part
of the world. Referring to his public
life, he said his rule had always been
to do the best he could, and whatever
success had attended his course, was
due to that rule. The earnest and de-
termined party contest that he had
passed through, left no personal or
bitter prejudice towards his political
opponents. Senator Mcdonald had
in his remarks that had the
popular will obtained, he would now
be Vice President of the United States.
lie was as certain that he had a major
ity of the popular vote as that Govern
or Williams vas selected GovernorOfIn In
diana, and in defeating the will OF the
people, a blow had been struck at Am
erican institutions which thousands of
gentlemen, who did not vote for Gov.
ernor Tllden, or himself, regretted.
Hereafter, the mar who is elected by
the voice and will of the people, must,
and will he inangurated' Brief
speeches We're made by Governor
Williams, Ex Governor Holman and
Goodwin, after which a general
hand Shaking took place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hendricks leave Tomorrow
morning, and will sail for Europe on
Wednesday rext.
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1877.
II POEE.

Several nations are preparing to
send out polar expeditions at an early
day. There is great faiph among
scientists that the North Pole Can be
reached, and the weight of their inhu-
ence is operating to promote the out
fitting of new expeditions. In Amer
ca we have Captain Howgste, Cap
tain Mares and Captain Tyson, all OF
whom are agitating this very interest
ing question. Captain HowGate has a
plan on foot, and at the next meeting
of Congress, he will ask for an appro-
priation of $50, 900 to enable him to go
on with the work. In the meantime
he has made an appeal to the New
York merchants to assist him with
their subscriptions in his preliminary
labors. He asks only $4,000 or $780,
600. Of this amount he requires but
81, 400 in cash-S500 of which he
will advance himself-the balance OF
the contributions to be in the shape OF
ships stores, casks, boats etc., with
which to- fit out a wbaler, to be dis
patched north this season, under CON-
msnd of Captain Tyson, formerly OF
the Polaris, with q view of collecting
together sledges, dogs, and a party OF
E.quimaux Indians to accompany and
guide the overland journey to be made
next summer. The vessel thus dis
patched IS TO employ her leisure time
in catching whales, to be utilized in
bearing part Of the expenses. The ex-
peditions possess deep interest for
everybody, and we hope that Captain
Howgate may secure all the aid he re-
quires for the carrying out OF his
plans.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT UNPLEASANTNESS.
News From the Front Pro-
hibited.
THE RUSSIANS REFUSED ON
THE DANUBE.
Skirmishin- Near hartman.
Skirmishin- Near hartman.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS

LONDON, June Q.
The Turkish journals assert that Ho-
bart Pasha left Varna with a squadron
to bombard Odessa. A state of siege
having been proclaimed in Roumania,
tele2rams concerning military move
ments henceIorth will be stopped. One
of the great causes OF The state of siege
was the unsatisfactory working of
Rounlanian railways. All railway of
ticials are now subject to the military
authorities. The Russians not only
intend to occupy Bulgari, but have
now made all arrangements for re
naming at least three years in the VIII
lagos of Adrianople. The Russian
merchants in tine Baltic ports are re-
ported to be clearing wharves and
warehouses by exporting all goods as
fast as possible, experimenting Il gener
al prohibition OF explorations. The
Monienegrians are csnnonading Spur.
The Russian furcs from Ardahan has
reached Ardanuduscb. TIE Governor
and four battalions Of the garrison OF
Arabian have reached Erzefoum.
The Governor is to lie court martIslei.
There have been skirnIlshes with the
advance of the Russian right wing
near hartman.
Mukhtar Pasha has sent a force to
cut the communication of the Rus
sans right and center.
The Russians attempted to cross The
Danube in force between Nikopolis ami
Sistovia on Friday. but were repulsed.
1t is reported that Mukhtar pasha
had been cut off from Erzsroum and
Kars.
ST.. PETERSBURG, June 8.
A new levy oil 2lS 600 men has been
ordered.
SOUTHAMPTON, june o.
The Mayor of this city has invited
ex President Grant to a municipal
banquet.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, June 0.
Mukhiar Pasha telegraphs from
Erzeroum, under date of June 9th. that
the Russians retreated from Olti to
Penek. No engagement.
BERLIN, June o.
The German iron-clad squadron, on
its way T. the East. has been ordered to
proceed with greater speed. A second
practice squadron Of seven vessels is
about to be formed. The Admiralty
are preparing TO enlist additional sea
men. No persons liable to service in
the navy are permitted TO leave their
districts.
PEsTH, June Q.
Simangi has announced in the Hun
garian Diet that he would interpellate
the Government regarding the princi.
pies of its policy in the Esst, viz:
rhe,her "A convention exits between
Austro-H Hungarian and one &. the bel
ligerents, and whether annexation or
occupation is intended.
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Information is wanted OF Robert Car
penter, about twenty years of age, who
disappeared from Frank Green's ranch,
near lone City, California, several
months ago, leaving considerable prop.
erty behind him. It il the general
i'm pression that he was murdered. but
his father thinks he Is somewhere in
the State Of Nevada. In the meantime
his mother is dying of anxiety. Green
is suspicioned of being his murderer,
and his father Is extending time and
money searching for him. Any infor-
nation should be SEN to Joseph Fill
HAN, lone City, Amador county, Cali
fOrnia.
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A NEW Democratic daily paper,
called the Echo, has been started in
San francisco, with J. NJ. Scanland as
editor. 1t is tastefully put together,
ably edited, and we should be glad to
see it succeed. Mr.. Scanland was for
q long time the Washington CORE
spondent of the SENTINEL.
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Impersamt Decision.

Says the White Pine News: Judge
Cole delivered his decision last Mon
day in the mining suit bet ween the
Shark and Paymaster at Ward,
non-suiting plaintiff, and giving judg-
ment for cost in favor of defendant.
The decision, a. fled in the Clerks Of
flee. covers twenty pages of fonlscap.
and ia said by gentlemen versed in
legal lore to be u very able 1ocu
ment.
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Mining Patents.

Confirmed patents for the following
mines in this State havc been Issued
recently: Eu reka Consolidated
Company, the Lurtea mine and
mill site; Adams Hin Consolidated
Company, the Wide West mire; o The
Barcelona Company, the Barcelona
mine No. !.
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The I,7JO-FeOt level.

The chief hope of the Comstock at
this time seems to center in the new
level Of the bonanza mines. The
/ $3.50. foot level is where present divi-
dends are coming from. II is the next
level, however, that is to make or
break the market. The l,750-foot level
is being opened from two directions,
besides which a double winZa is go.
lug down from the $3.50. This Wine
has lust been started and At last ac-
counts had progressed 10 feet all the
way in rich ore. The bonanza bias
never before been pierced to so great
q depth as is now revealed in this
winzs. Hence the great interest that
Is awakened by the present operations.
It is estimated that it will require two
months to get the new level in work
ing shape. Ii the l,750 level pans out
rich we may confidently look for All
improved stock market. Another
one hundred feet of good ore would
send Consolidated Virginia and Cali
fornia back into the sixties and seven
ties and other stocks would, Of course,
advance proportionately. The stock
public must necessarily feel a
deep interest in the developments OF
the next 60 days in the lower work
ings of the great bonanza.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-10

A YOUNG MAN f.om Auburn, New
York, who went to Texas this spriug,
has telegraphed home to his father.
"Fatted calf for one."
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NIGHT
EJEW XoEK,
DARING ESCAPE OF A T0RGER.
Several Tragic Events.
Events.
Specie Shipment. md Increasing
Demand for American Produce.

NEW York, June O..
Chas. Becker and Frederick Elliott,
indicted for the forgery of a sixty-four
thousand dollar check, and passing it
on the Uninn Trust Company, were TAX
en- to the Supreme Court chambers to-
day on habcds corpus. Both men were
brought to the court handcutfed, and
when inside the building the manacles
were removed. Instantly Elliott
sprang to the door and disappeared in
the crowd, and up to the present hour
has not been seen or recaptured.
1t was yesterday expected that the
specie shipment to-day would include
a million and Il quarter of gold coin.
or this sum $500, 900 have been with
drawn, leaving the actual o o
the shipment OF gold coin only $50, 900
Frederick Bours, while resisting ar
rest at Lafayette, n. j., last evening,
was fatally shot by Constable Charles
Koelbler. Bours had fired twice upon
the officers.
The steamer Chester, sailing to-day,
took out AGO boxes Of fresh butter,
packed in The reirigerating room, in
place of fresh meat.
At Denwiddle Courthouse, yester-
day, Jack Peasants was hanged for
the murder OF Ann Lundy in April
last. Both were colored.
AT Opleausas, La, Louis Rousseau
was hanged for the murder of Cyrus
Brignac on the LIST of March.
The increasing European demand
for American produce is indicated by
the fact that to-day's steamers take full
cargoes, including l04 900 bushels of
grain, ITO boxes of bacon, 1890 boxes
of cheese, 5000 packages and 400
boxes of butter, aud 1000 quarters Of
fresh beef.
Insurance tases-GOvernor Kellogg
interviewed, Etc.
CHICAGO, June 0.
The officers Of the Firemen Fund of
San Francisco, here, state that their
total risks in Galveston aggregates
only S26, 900, and that their loss is not
over $22,0 600, instead OF $75, 900, as
stated last night.
A special says that Senator Ferry is
somewhat better this morning, and
hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
IL is stated that tie Grand Jury,
which are now investigating the Coun-
ty Commissioners, has indicted five
persons, some being Commissioners,
and some beng those connected with
them in corrupt jobs.
Ex-Governor Kellogg, who came
here last night, but refused to be in
t~erviewed, SAID to-day to a Journal re-
porter, who Piled him with questions,
that Louisiana affairs were not in a
prosperous condition, and thought
Nichols administration was making
them worse. State securities were moi
the most valuable Of crops, but rather
inferior. The Republicans were dis
couraged and broken ia the State, and
must submit 10 ths minority. He
would not speak of the Southern poll
cv OF the President, nor ~ to his
chances for the United States Senate.
lie reported Packard ~ c~nnvalescin.,
bat almost wOin out. He packard
WAS coming North for a "trip, but in
tended Ia return aud go into business
IN New Orleans.
Removal Ot u u. =. Marshal.
WASHINGTON, Juna9.
The President 30 day removed q. Il.
@. Pitkin, United States Marshal for
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GENERAL SHERlDAN'S twins have
already been baptised. They are
named Irene and Louise.
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G..

NOTICE is HE .EIY GlNEN, TpAT AS
IN my Wife. Annie Dix n, has lett my
hone, and u : it oi divorces Is now pending, 4
will not DO responsible Tor any deb,s Of hcr
THOMAS DIXON. .
Eureka. Nevada, June T.. 1877. jeS-aOd
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" Unsurpassed Ms = A<Oc"A f"per.
Mr.. Mighels of the Morning appeal
Is a gentleman Of rare good judgment.
We therefore value most highly the
annexed handsome notice Of our
paper:
THE EUREKA SENTINEL has entered
upon its thirteenth volume. One OF the
mitigating conditions OF the poverty
stricken life of journalists and jour
nalism in this State (off the line OF the
Comstock) is the daily interchange
with the vivacious press of Nevada.
OF the very best and most accute of
this press is the EUREKA SENTINEL;
1t Is unsurpassed as a local paper and
ALWAYS evinces a clear, wide awake
sagacity in all its management. We
wish it length OF days and continued
uaefulUeSS.