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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11
SILVER flcpo.lt. Permanent.

In his treatise on silver mines Fuller
says: Wherever in any part Of the world
silver mines have been worked, they are
worked now, unless from war, invasions of
Indians, etc. We know Of no silver mining
regions in the world that have given out.
Mexican mines worked by the Aatecs be-
fore the conquest by Cortez are still worked
as profitably as ever; the old Spanish mines
opened long before Hannibal's time, are
still worked with enormous profits; the
South American mines have constantly
yielded their wealth for more than three
hundred years, and are as productive as
ever; mines in Hungary that were worked
by the Romans before the Saviour's time,
still yield abundance of ore; the silver
mines of Freiburg, opened in the eleventh
century and worked continually ever since,
yield their steady increase. So in Norway,
Sweden and Russia, and indeed wherever
silver mines have been opened, we believe
without exception, they continue to be
worked at the present day. and generally
are more productive than at any time in
their past history"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11
PERSONALS.

Billy Gilicn has returned from his vir-
ginia City visit.
County Commissioner Sadler was amopg
the arrivals by last nights train.
u. Straight, Of White River, is registered
at the Jackson House
DR.. Rockman is confined to his room
with rheumatism Of the chest. He hopes
to he around in q few days.
Jacob Endes. OF st.. Louis, Mo-, and A.
Richards. OF Virginia City, are registered
at the Parker House.
p. b. McCourt, the. well known whole
sale liquor dealer Of San Francisco, ar
rived in Eureka by last nights train.
w. II. Davenport, ESQ.,, has been APP
pointed Grand Master OF the l. o. o. +. Of
the State Of Nevada. He returned from
his visit to the Grand Lodge last evening.
Mr.. Boenheimer. the New York banker,
the Danville District. He is largely inter-
ested in the mines Of that section.
The members Of the Salisbury Trouba-
dours have accepted an invitation from SUI
perintendent Shaw, Of the Jackson, to visit
the depths of hat mine.
Peter Steffani, the fact Of whose insanity
we noted in our last issue, is much better,
and hopes are entertained Of his complete
restoration to reason. His sister is devot-
ing her time to him, at the asylum.
Mr.. Frank Main, q Base Ranger who
dates back to the early days Of Eureka, has
been in own for a day or two. He is off
on . prospecting trip to Southeastern Ne
vada. in search Of that mine that he has
p~rospected for all over the coast. Hope he
will find II for q certainty this trip.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11
MINING

The value Of the bullion shipped since
Saturday was $4,000.
Thirty-one cars of crude bullion and
fue dust have been shipped since u last
issue.
There has been no rich strike in the Eb-
erhardt 4 Aurora tunnel, although the as
says Of ore from the face are improving.
The five firnaces at the Eureka Consoli-
dated are turning out an average Of fifty
three tons Of bullion per day.
The Eureka Consolidated has levied as
sessments amounting to S100, 900, and dis
bursed III dividends to its shareholders a
sun, total Of 81, $50, 900.
ASSAYS made by Frank Robbins Of the
ore recently struck in the Reeves K Berry
mine, Spring Valley, gives an average re-
turn Of $50 per ton id silver.
Captain Foley is in town from Secret
Canyon. He brought In some handsome
specimens, and reports a number Of rich
discoveries in that ~neighborhdod.
A bunch of some $50 tois Of rich ore
has been met with on the lower level of the
Richmond mine. A good indication of
more close by.
The Two G mine continues to look we'll:
a III otOito NV utht a III III 6Ooo VtCs
The character Of the ore extracted during
the past week has visibly improved in
quality, and we look for an increased bull
ion yield this month. Bullion product
for May S87 ,241 46. Product for June up
to the 5th 81 ,95S so.
Affairs are very encouraging at Reveille.
The Glla mine is looking first rate, and
az developments are made, the mine i'm
proves in appearance. A fair quality of
ore is being extracted. The mill is run
ming steadily on company and custom
rock. A shipment of S9,516 81 was sent
off last Monday.
The road to the Hillside mine and fur
mace is finished and the work of hauling
ore commenced yesterday. The mine still
continues showing up in good condition,
and when ready to receive at the furnace
will commence taking out a large quantity
of ore. Are now taking out IA tons daily
from the top cut. This is being extracted
at present for the purpose of enabling the
men to keep on work. The only thing
that will prevent the furnace starting by
the Goth will be coal men not filling their
contracts in time.
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The Eureka Base Ball Club defeated their
Ruby Hill rivals Sunday last, by a score Of
~ to 10.
Refreshing showers nave been the rule
for the past two days. The pluvial dis
pensation was g~reatfully received.
We are in receipt Of a neat little amateur
paper, the Cricket, published at Carlin. 1t
Is very bright and newsy.
Harvey Carpenter has received the APP
pointment Of Receiver OF the United States
Land Office at this place.
The X X Consolidated, Hamburg and
Railroad Companies paid off their work
men yesterday.
a divorce from T. p. Jones, in the District
Court yesterday, basing her action ON de-
sertion and failure to provide.
Two gypsy women are perambulating
the town, calling at private residences,
dulity Of the female sex.
A reinvigorating, refreshing, and withal
a most pleasant trip, is to drive out to the
Willows track, early in the morning, and
watch the flyers at their exercise.
A scrimmage in the Justices Courtroom
yesterday, between a lawyer and a citizen,
enllvened the monotony Oh tHe proceed
ings for a time. No personal damage to
either party was inflicted.
Two fast animals arrived at the Willows
track, from Elko, last evening. They are
represented as being a pair Of fleet horses.
The number Of flyers at the race course
guarantees some fine sport,
yer go'n spend every cent what l bring
yer home for striped s~tockin's, an ther
amt nothing to eat in the house" is what
a drunken man was telling Casey's barber
pole, just as officer Causey took him in.
Dick Ryland will commence burning a
kiln Of 1870. 900 bricks on Saturday next.
The stormy weather has interferad with
operations at the brick yard. but Dick ex-
poets to manufacture at least $4,000 before
the season is over,
There is but a slight hope for the recov-
cry Of Miss Annie McCuen, the victim of
the Ruby Hill tragedy. DIR. Bishop in
formed us yesterday that two ounces of the
brain had oozed out through the wound,
and that Inflammation had set in; a very
dan gerous symptom.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11

superintendent PowelI's Official Re-
port.

The following is the official letter Of Su-
perintendent Powell, forwarded to the
C~ompany's Office at San Francisco on the
9th inst:
u. A. Jennings, Secretary%Dear Sir !:
Since my last weekly report work has pro-
gressed throughout the mine as usual.
Two hundred and fifty-foot level-Ore
body in northeast drift from bottom Of
winze shows o decided improvement; an
upraise near the face of this drift is in ore
Of frst-e1ass duality. The upraise above
$50 level Is now up 80 feet, the top in good
ore from three TO five feet wide. We will
connect With a drift FROM the old works in
a few days, which will give us an ample
supply Of fresh air.
-Four hundred and ffty-foot lrvei4 Main
south drift is now in 455 feet; the rock has
been very hard for several feet, but is now
broken limestone, which works well. The
slopes below $50 level are yielding their
regular quota Of ore and are opening up
nicely.
Six thunderstorm levelAMaih drift was
extended IL feet; the face Is still in hard
rock, but is working somewhat better.
We have shipped to the furnace, up 60
this date, S13,S47 60 worth of ore. The
road from the mine to the furnaces is now
in excellent condition.
The machinery at the mine is all in good
order and working well.
J.. C. POWELL, Supt.
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EUREKA OPERA HOUSE.
The Opening Night of the Trouba-
dfOurs.

A large audience gathered ct the Opera
House last evening to witness the opening
performance OF the above troupe. Patch
work" is q f~ragmentary sort OF a piece,
with very little Conference in its arrange
ment, but the supposed incidents afford
the members an excellent opportunity to
display their talent and versatility, and we
are pleased to record that they possess
both attributes to q high degree, The
play is a delicious piece of fooling, turn
ing upon the appropriation by the servants
Of the costumes belonging to the guests at
a private masquerade ball. Then follows
sparkling dialogue, limitations, bits Of yo-
calisms, and a general disposition on the
part Of the merry actors to create an
amount Of fun and frolic that proves ire
sistible to the spectators and excites their
laughter to an uncomfortable pitch. 1t
was two hours OF delightful amusement,
light and trifling perhaps, but from its
character making no demand upon the
emotions Of the audience further than to
exercise their disabilities to the utmost.
Miss Nellie McHenry captivated the as
semblaae at once. Pert and saucy as a
bird, az trimfnl of vivacity as a bottle OF
champagne, a charming singer and very
handsome withal; she was the life Of the
stage, and her efiervescent spirits and live
ly acting brought down the house on more
than one occasion. The song, "All that
Glitters is in not Gold" elected round af-
ter round of applause, and secured an en-
core. Miss Graysen gave a very pleasing
operate selection; John Webster's "Gaily
the Troubadour" was immense. Mr.
Salisbury, as rip Van Winkie," repro
duced Joe Jefferson 10 the life, and that
character was one OF the hits Of the even
ing. The closing scene, an inspiration
from Hamlet, was a most ludicrous con-
~clusion, and sent the audience home in the
best Of spirits. Taking it all in all, it was
one Of the best entertainments of the sea-
son, and so pronounced by all present.
This evening an original comedetta, en-
titled the ..Rights of Woman" and the
second edition Of Patchwork" introdGc-
ing several new features, songs, etc., such
AZ "She's a Rosey, She's a Posey," Mrs.
Jones Musical Party" 1.-The Tramp"
ETC., will be given, affording quite as at
~tractive a programme as last night. There
will be a matinee Wednesday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11
Fourth of July.

A citizens meeting was held at the Court
house, on Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
to act with the Firemens' Committee and
adopt measures for the proper celebration
Of the approaching Fourth Of July. NJ.
Atwood was chosen Chairman, and VIM.
B. Dan gherty Secretary.
On motion, a General Committee, con-
sisting Of the following twenty-orie persons,
was selected to perfect arrangements for
said celebration:
Citizens Of E~ureka-Julius Lesser, VIM.
J. Smith, S, Sloss, VIM. o. Mills, George
W. Lamoureu and NJ. NJ. Johnson.
Hook and Ladder Company-=O. l.. Scott
and Saml. Raphael.
Rescue Fire Company-M. d. Foley and
Thomas Haley.
Richmond Fire Company-Marion Far
rel and James Allen.
Ruby Hill-A. j. Atkins and J.. W. Lam
bert.
Richmond Mining Company-B. +. Mar
shall and Mr.. Maroon.
Albion Mining Compahy-Joseph T.
Potts.
Connolly Mine-Thos. Robinson.
X Mine-John Robinson.
Hamburg Mine-Jack Kermeen.
Jackson Mine-Wm. H. Shaw.
Adjourned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11

The Mining Record Of May 50th says
the stock OF lead now in bankers and other
first hands amounts to about 1000 tons,
and since the current receipts have been
rather more than equal to the demand for
consumption. the price has continually
weakened, till now offers for common stocks
are solicited at 3tsc. 1t would seem that
current prices are the lowest made in over
fifty years. In 1910 the price for soft lead
at Galena was about $50, to which we add
to-day's freight-gave . better return thar
current rates.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11

Tit X K Consolidated has had another
set back in freeing the shaft Of the accum-
water. A cog wheel connected with
the hosting machinery was broken y~cster-
day morning, and the work has ceased IN
til 1t can be replaced. As this can not be
done this side Of San Francisco, it will be
ten days before operations will be resumed.
1t was an unfortunate interruption, as the
water would have been cleared out Of the
shaft IN three or four days at the farthest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11
hockey club Mcetinw.

Members of the Eureka Jockey Club
met, pursuant to adjournment, at Judge
Cromer's Office on Sunday at IL NJ, with
Charles Moore, Vice President, in the
chair, VIM. b. Daugherty, Secretary.
A Finance Committee of five persons
was chosen az follows, o. L. Scott, Hank
Knight, Matt. Kyle, Ghas. Moore and NJ.
Farrell.
The Executive Committee was empow-
cred to select n set of judges to act dur
ing the coming races.
On motion it was resolved that the rae-
ing rules be amended so as to read that
all horses starting in n race shall remain
in 1t to its close, unless DISQUALIFIED"
The Finance Committee was duly ina
structed, and the meeting adjourned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11
Eureka.s Claim.

Says the Typo Stn: 1.-THE Democratic
State Central Committee meets in Virginia
City ON the 10Th of this month. In view
Of this, we again call attention to Eureka's
claims as a suitable place to hold the next
convention. The question has been so
fully discussed that little remains to be
said ON the subject, but we will say that
the committee will do well to heed the de-
mands Of the :. Great East =" in this matter.
A more equitable apportionment Of dele
gates than the Republicans made would be
acceptable too.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11

We understand, from a reliable source,
that our Cornish residents are DESTROYS of
participating in the coming Fourth Of July
celebration, and will, il IN invitation is
extended. organize a chorus Of one hun
dred voices 10 sing patriotic songs during
tho day. 1t would be a novel and inter-
esting feature, and we call the attention of
the committe to the above. Extend an
invitation by all means.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11
Shonfiux Scrane.

About haif-past z o'clock last evening, a
shooting scrape occurred IN Monroe street,
near the barley mill, the parties to it be-
ing two sisters, a Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Nichols. The former was wounded in the
hip, and claims that her sister fired the
shot, while the latter says that the wound
ed woman lone the job herself. The in
jury is not a dangerous one. Officer
Mckee arrested Mrs. Nichols and lodged
her in jail, and the trouble and conflicting
statements will receive the attention Of
Judge Cromer at The Justices Court this
afternoon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11

Lieutenant Governor Adams passed Pal
isade yesterday with three companies Of
infantry to protect the settlers Of bur
northern boundary. They go to Cornu-
copia and Tuscarora and the adjacent val
leys. The citizens Of that region, becoming
alarmed, applied to the Governor for
troops. They were to leave the rail-
road at Carlin. A lot Of United States
troops left W~innemucca yesterday for Sill
yer CITY, Idaho.
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Auction sale.

Do not forget the horse auction to-day.
Messrs. Davis 4 Keen will sell some fine
animals. including work and saddle horses
and mules, and the stock is represented as
being well broken and sound. Those In
want of good animals will nave q chance to
secure them by attending the sale at 10
o'clock to-day, corner Of Bateman and
Main streets.
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EUREKA coNsoLIDATED.
superintendent ~Bonneily's weekly
Report.

The following is the official letter Of the
Eureka Consolidated for the week ending
June s:
w. W. TRAYLoR-Dear Sir There has
been no pcrceptibls change in the appear
ance Of the mine since last report. Two
thousand tons Of ore hsvt been extracted
during the past week and reduced at the
furnaces, producing $40 o n of bullion.
An upraise was started this week from the
ninth level, nearly under the ore body on
the eighth level, in which we have struck
ore to-day. We can not tell anything
about the extent or value. There is no
change In the appearance Of the ground
passed through in any Of the prospecting
drifts since last report. The furnaces are
all working we'll and everything going
smoothly. II. DoSSBLLY, Sup't.
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County Commissioner.

A correspondent, noticing our list of
county candidates, recently published,
suggests that Mr.. A. E. Titus is favorably
mentioned for the position of County Com
missioner, and indorses him as being an
old resident, capable, honest and respected,
facts which we presume will not be dis
puted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11
Kiln Burnt.

Mr.. Henry Allen informed us last even
ing that he has finished burning his kiln
of brick, and it has turned out nicely, the
operation having been a success in every
particular, and the result is some fine
building material. The kiln viii be opened
for inspection to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11

Yesterday afternoon Nick Mcconnell, a
miner, fell down the Pluto shaft, a distance
of seventy feet. fortunately sustaining no
injury except a few scratches. The Piute
mine is situated en- Prospect mountain,
and is the property Of Mr.. Maurice Hart
nett and associates.
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p. RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

The arrivals and departures of the passenger
trains to and from Eureka are as follows.
Departures.
FoR PALrsApE-Tbe express train leaves Eu.
rrka for Palisade at $50 A. NJ, and arrives at
Palisadc at 10 A. NJ.
Arrivals.
For EuREKA-Train leaves Palisade at 4 r. ~,
and arrives at Eureka at $50 p. NJ.
Freight mad Accommodation Train.
Leaves Eureka daily at a. NJ, and arrives at
Palisade at 1915 p. n. Leaves Paiisade al 7'lo
a. ~. and arrives at Eureka at $40 p. N.
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pesTeFFICE HOURS.

wsSs f.AYs-Ftom A. NJ. 70 4yo r, NJ, and
ffoln 6 p. N. to tn. NJ.
SuSDAys<From IL M. TO l r. N.
~ Money order and and register business Is
open from = A. NJ. to $3.50 Pi n.
Arrivals and Departures OF Maiis'
RUBY HrLI-Leaves al $50 A. H., and Arrives
at q p. N. b..
HAxrIros-Leaves ut IA H., and arrives at
WIN. -. a.
TrBo-Leaves at s A. NJ, and arrives " =. M.
A~usrrN-Leayes at . a. ~, and arrives az
6 Y. n.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11

The following is the statement Of the
County Auditor, showing the total amount
Of revenue, State and county, collected
since the last settlement with the State,
and from what source derived:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11

Major Dennis, on behalf Of the citizens
Of C%ornucopia, made application to the
Governor, the other day, for forty stand
of arms. They we're promptly forwarded
to him. The Major stands ready to take a
hand in all wars.
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Yesterday STOCK SALES.
San Francisco stock Exchange.
MORNING BOARD.

CORNING BOARD.
oi9O Ophir-43 42k 42h 43h A AN
1855 Mexican-11h IL 1914
1876 Geald a. Curry--6A Ga
80 Best & Belcher-13A
$40 California-20is
1865 savage-11k ia lis ia
545 Con. virginia-14ss 14hbS
20 Chollar-27if
1856 Hale 4 Norcross-7a ia
100 Crown Point-440c 435c 4i5cb5
30 Ophir-43
$50 Yellow Jacket-s's ga
2270 Imperial-S5c soc
200 Ophir-43 "A 43a 49,
$50 C~alifornia-20la 20ss
100 Kentuck-3
1856 Alpha-10a
100 Mexican-10h
li25 Belcher-260c 255c
$40 Sierra Nevada-3SOc 8. 3S5c
SO Utah-8A
1470 Bnllion-5 5ls ga
1910 Exchequcr-33Oc 81 340c $3.50
1850 Justice-380c
$50 Succor-20c l5c
t255 O~verman-l24 127s 1874 12A
465 Union -4s5c 4S0c Al
1850 Alta-77s IA
100 Sierra Nevada-3S5c
$50 Caledonia-1S5c
ZDD silver Hti-Ig l0Jc
so New York-40c
so Occidental-65c
10 Woodville-35c
100 Lady Washington-3
1900 Crown Point Rayine-30c Sc
200 Con. Washoe-20c
1900 Wells Fargo-40c 35c 45c
1850 Ward-1s0c II 1Ab5
$50 Ie~yiathan-15c
1850 T~rojan-45c 40c
600 Boylc-i0c 45c
Is Con. Virginia LIS
EVENING BOARD.
Is Raymond h Ely-3s5c 3s0c
100 Jackson--3l
900 Alps-10c
400 Newark ilGc 115c
$50 Leopard-4oc 45c tsoc assm't)
80 Gila-75c
140 Northern Bellies
400 Hussey-25c
$40 Manhattan--6a ga
700 Del rees-30c 25c
1880 Grand Prize-ii0cs6t AZ 455c i60c
1900 Argenta-35c
500 N~avajo-i5c
1850 Endowment-S5c
1915 INDEPENDENTLY 160c 1850 ITO
50 Grand Prize-i60c
40 Silver Prize-i5c
$50 Hornet-5c
7t0 Day Silver-50c 45c
so Star-i4
IT'S Hamburg-3a 8
80 Eureka Con-G0
S00 Independencc-1S0c 170c
$50 Hillsidc-1i0c
1 TOO Modoc-1sOc Ia
4gD New Coso-75c soc
$50 Dodie-3is $500 340c "a
$50 Bechtel--i90e Ii
1900 Tiptop-1h
100 Golden chariot-35c
100 Newark-120c
40s5 Bullion--5a 5 ga
1880 Belcher-265c
$50 Sierra Nesada-395c $500
$40 Jnstice-i
230 Alta-6sa 81
~ Hale & Norcross-7ts IA
Tgs 0phir-45 asa Asa
955 Savage-1iss liz
70 Best h Beieher-l4a
AS Gould a Curry-6h 6ss 6 lb5
GO Grand Prize-4A
244e Exehequer-3A 33oc
rTa0 Grown Point--445e 450c 4i0c Al b5
$50 Mexicaa-1iis llss
705 Calhornis--2OA 49, 81
205 ManhsAtan-e*
$40 Yellow Jaeket-8A So 3
$50 Overman-l2A l3b IS
40 LcoFard--40e
80 Juiia-7z
S50 Bemon-255c ~
$50 Con. virginia-l4ss 14hb5 l4t
80 Chollar-NA
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Secret Canyon Bu,itou.

Mr.. Kirkpatrick, Of Secret Canyon, has
been getting out of the old Stag dump of
the Geddes & bertranda fine lot of bullion.
His process is a primitive one, being a
sort Of oven, which he ms with charcoal,
He brought in about 1000 pounds Of bull
lion Yesterday.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

1.-TWO OR THREE ROOMS, WELL FUR
l. nished, to let on reasonable terms. Fer
apply IL
MRS. wM. pLUMHoF.
On Edwards street. opposite Judge Baily's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The TuscarOra=What Is It?
Never attracted half the attention that the
Little Stole Around the Corner" is now re-
ce wing. ENNIS has secured the agency for
Mr.. Hawkins Cold Creek RANCH BUTTER.
His customers are delighted with it. Try q
roll and you will buy no other. je5
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Neatly repaired. If you want to have your
watches and jewelry repaired in a workman
like manner, go to P. srELER's jewelry store,
one door south Of 8, Ashim 4 Bros. Main st. :
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watches and JeweIry;

If You want your fine watches repaired III
the best manner and guaranteed for one year to
keep correct time, go to Straus' Jewelf5 Store,
below the Parker House. je8
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Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Letter List.
The following letters we're received at Wells.
Fargo 4 Co.'S Once last evening. and mot de-
1ivercd;
MR. n W Sanders - Kiileen
WIN II Davis Alfred Grant
George W Silks John H Brumley