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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27

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@a.5 sssG. "a 81 Hag ssa 32s35
# 5i $' s5:@ 81 81 H 'si
NETALS-Iugot Copper quiet; saes l0oocO n. -ate,
s In '2 a P f q, r ''E I'm r SitT GG 55oE d1
uncha, ecd. Awcn'.g ~ i,@n Quci ial'rI a'f.ss.a
scotch Pix lower: E'loa - '',s C'noss private term.
Domestic $ ,rS7ss cenrd, ic cuucncy- Foreign. s.. COLL
~rcH-Domtsi.C 3-ai'sr cniictt. Fritic 3'-HGG gold
i74c gold. Ia. laes DaIca tn % So y do. lcrne
+is: ,fo-es,. ;.easi7 seo'ci !coI1 = ;25 cie91
sf,l III her. ::"s.i;. Iru, $3.50 s5s GA d.
MoitssE, Ner orl,ans atm, ,;,ir inquiry sales i25
O.. | . adts n: no i So Sc ,i ca6. 80 je. ~
tEAh Si3s,',i IatCn M, ga'T n"eaanse
- "a. 2ul lhS y. l. - -, 800 do 10 Pale - cCq-,
\ F,fiIGifTa- 1n.iis, inoic. rate. about
= % pr O. steam. 10 oc6 DO, rso SEQ nozes l'acor
r@1i. s. a,ic sa; 1000 aasl lar,,. 5 u per qr
G.s't2t SAIL 1000" b'~! "i-'' DC AZ r','i, ~"
marks Rotterdam s''.m 800 TO-. go charters American
G T. bii lSr rf $50 tons % i, yoase ' rfa
VISIONS tTsatc austrian bark C0j tons, 2, Brs
t. 80 Q., Grain, BE- "a. o.. oC'ko, pos italian udk
o. JrstCi. taTCN newport 500 Qf- CRAM I- o. Nni
ScFtru iarL 90 antwerp, 3,tdJ az DO |s 81 American
b.IE 90 toms, 20 Cape or uOI lIOp" Gram aud -iat i
waite terms schooner ~ i"LS 10 t1'ri - iy iha.
private term, another SO tons "a NNhua tlal irfHto
ter4s a.othcr 81 ions 70 .L.a ahi hAch General cargo
ale Terms. From iiiiedei ma isn - i"'nrf u 'Ik
f.ro.i'-. 1000 qr- grain. b. iHtd British Ell g. same vow
sfe $500 cy 5s aotaos. ILLS soHs 10 L',poo. general
cargo private T. uas.
OH. taEL-Qulc e.: So FOX Ne.toIn. lag.
Oils s,sd 200 fir sale others qr,, hero A NeNF"l
ford 200 hl CrgGe s1e'n -ad ioreEt.r yrEaie ,.rn-
Laseci ca.Ls and H. ISL ~ e'l o. 't hai' Crude
d
Blcachtd do. 'J0b.cf ENUa H'Hth"e 90. H' sperm
CUGc IL Uaa~l -; Winter, IHit.tched ~ 2bHel %;
El~act, = 2jE-l i't frrHo'i ihi'. "o'; Land iiAc
Winter. 90. Al 41I Cotton ~.,t UH Change, 30 --.'-
PAINIS-lH Mc@e'at" sale { lna Gay. 80 90. so
ton. currency chrome lr."t. i-0@.r-t DT'r
i'rgh. Hfl~c clue tAG@',. indian fc go l-'. ann
cau iIy LEAD, ass; English "fii,' Joe, r"d lii'-
are - -c. Kosbrr DcTr~ II 100 = -. gold orange An
el1 81 r9'c rod f.r English Paris Green. ~ r; Pans
White :! 7O0<l -. gold rude Sienna 80 E1I =.
Timber 4: Lei Butit Uie,. = 0lc. NtIf'
I3c ,rrSl 10; Quc silver Nrrinil on 81 7' go g. 'f
It,t., 1u &c.,, c-ti""rS. lui an 'o.LuDA J. ,li,,
zU4fJ iI common roo 'ac IIi dtl-
FtlEpLkt A-'4"i'', hti tt.th I'D hfWp''AN WIN
tn Crock. crude ~ 1u", '2n f's-; 90 30 l'-. va
IOc. Nophiha, t'6 Ict f'fred .n bids, l..r a-.'l.
prompt ntittlt aS"7 IO~Gi -t i,'Nh" at FH al 1,
l2c. hid 90, al Eamoi" re Did i,i "irI,d i - e.
c!c-rI, - 10's bid. 81 - a-ked; sl"s 10000 hm-
PKON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dul h''ryt sails $50
bbs les. spot (part 4o c"rday ~" -uGtll ao II" ID
turns" second cal harcn slut' ba, sll 20 aAked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27

W fNl., 10. .--.
DO..Jer. and NY.
BOOSTERS. 500.
Turkeys. West.
Fowls & Chicks,
y. Y, Penn. &
". J. d..
Do. Do, Western
Prime..........
Do. fair TO good.
Ducks, y. Y, II.
j. & Penn.....
Do, WesterI....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27

Receipts for n" week. $50 rkcs DO last week 1880
psrs; sp'neug * last Ntr .u1A1 Ike Win we
near approach LINT, and If's-r - tr demand. n -
doubiI ices Eo Unv lower. "ir o-i n alrs 1p'c an
advance. h.itg worked OF aduA
y. Gttl .A- tt.t- already frt ~ ~
rr.,i ~ demand rl' 600. DO" 4aL '.' r. -
Tg-a he'd 10 about thr Itr lnr J. --lhF lc
yi,r Im, continually moving, though Ta.'I slowly
f.f4fr,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
American Packet Companys Line

J. Tor PLYMOUTH, CIEHBDUKtI: and HAMBI Ki;
LESSING....... Feb. % HERDER..-...-.. March II
CIMBHIA. March SUEYIA....---- March II
passage to Plymouth London, Cherbourg Hamburg
all points England Scotland and wales; First Cabin.
gold, 800 Second Cabin god 500 SteeTage currency $50
KCNHARDT d Co, {. u. RICHARD & BOAS
General Agents General Passenger Agents.
BROAD AZ, York, Broadway. New. York.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-19
ASSIGNEES SALE.


N0TTCE Is HEREaY GiyE,y nv rr,,,,
InIerSgned Assignee in Bankruptcy Of the estat
n. b. II.e>b"GA and y B. Irieslach and NJ D Hatch
"dhruIhH IN hakrUpty, that will sell at l1,lc a,1t
on NorAl SEPTEMBER 2, 1871 at II ocock ~,
Lt ol le C3unty HnldinS in Carson City to the highest
"l' Il" 'a>h IN gold COIN the following d.-crihe Irt
Trty 70 W.T. Al! the right title and interest Of the sd
tbo.an e5'aG n 6Ganknp in bankruptcy, twenty four
known as the Fourth Of July Gold and sI iT WINE ,ic
F9m ra located in Eureka Township the count d
so, all the right title and interest Of said bl,. -
ii 70 certain mining quartz claim known az tie "Da
vldsG or Mount Hope Mine" located in Grizzly Fiat Min
IS pIS'Iic' IN FL Dorado county, State Of California
Also all the right title interest to the notes book
ccoonS and demands belonging said estate that re-
nam un'atisfed at the time Of sale
ISRAEL CRAWFORD, Assignee
Carson City, August 8th, 1877 i
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-19
ORDENANCE NO. 10.

An Ordinance in relation to the Office Of CITY Assessor
Of Carson City the duties and compensation said
The Board of Trustees Of Carson City do orlain:
SECTION l. The City Assessor of Carson CITY shall annu
"F assess all taxable property G" the inhabitants If said
cry @f'iate and being in said city, for city taxation
me sane time and in the he SAID
property for State and county taxation He shall
maze separate Assessment Roll Of such assessment, hut
shall place and extend the upon the Assessment Roll
made for State and county taxation by him
SECTION ? The City Assessor of said City shall receive
annual salary of one hundred dollars in United state.
gold COIN which shall he in fn for all services rendered
by him to said city = such officer.
SECTION 3. All Ordinances heretofore adopted so far
only they conflict with the provisions THIS Ordinance
are hereby repealed
Approved. JAS A. ST. CLAIR
Carson CITY, June II, 1877. President lro TEN.
Attest: ALPRBV HELM Clerk
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-19
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

4 fPLlCATIoN OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PAN
"a CANE COAL COMPANY to Remove the Officers Of
-a'd Company. Stockholders Of the Pancake Coal
company, Corporation Of Nevada, hereby notified
tiat meeting OF the Stockholders said COInlrv will t
htd at the Court Room Of the District Court Of tn. See
ld Judicial district OF the State Of Nevada in and for the
county OF 0rmsby, on SATURDAY, THE NINETEENTH
DAY Of MAY, A. d. Is77, at TEN O'CLOCK A. N If said
day to consider the removal ot the officers said company
>. II. WRIGHT, District Judge
April y, 1877 17,i+,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-19
ORDINANCE NO. 53.
An ordinance to regulate licenses in Carson City
The Board OF Trustees of Carson CITY DO or,l,n:

specified
Section , All licenses shall be taken out quarterly in
advance unless otherwise directed herein and be paid
Tor in gold coin When the paid XccIs five dollars
Al licenses taken ont pursuant I" me Telure mCnt9 {" tins
sI"I nc P7teu ana kept 4! tle ltutj 'flff1lc~
o;Fl2 tIe anne ID conspicuous place III or About tht
pace OF business OF such license or licenses and must be
| during usual hours Of business, demand.
Netion 3 ANY person, firm association, corporation
" "',S u ShaIi De- under tht requirements "i tnl' or
| d" at the time required Or within fifteen days
thereafter shall pay, penalty fnr sU"h delay per
cent additional To the original amount and shall he liable
I" c| action tor the recovery there Of with costs and to
criminal acton wherein on conviction. he, sL they
Sa b" fined not exceeding hundred dollars in United
stats gold coin, and shall pay the Of the action
which costs and fine execution may he issued in civil
ls' or Shall b" Imprisoned in the city Jail not more
than htty days punished by both such fine and nprsON
mcnt, as the ,,urt shall adildgc
HCy."n LIt Hc'llStN Iro're bl ms ordinance TO ne
' i''I Dt III 'fT'" IIl''t l!lh' ana "uili
,'r' NJ TMS WIN sh' "' CONVENIENT SIC; he! snail
;" "I' b' on issuance 'he ulttN' hnmhor' HSonIt
I; -, ',', ~ ''I'L. I!iu i'e III 'lcS 'i
Ii'' q" 'ciet> iids ne inserted SIld bc"lf issuance
tey Iha be +isned ny the President ana CLERK OF tho
I"SrceH ana C'uI' 81 >l-t ny tt INV H"TSil'
NC ~ iFS'A SHl! Keel! Ill MS once DOOR
'''c ~ lll'- f'-'7 IN "l',til ne Sit'
names o. III f'leT l" "hia ne Issues licenses me
TrI.r holdsood the date Of thrir ;s,,I a, . rfi
and the amount received therefor ana he shall exhibit
such book the Board uf Trustees Of said CITY whenever
required Ia do
Section The City Clerk shall keep
in suitable hook kept by him for that purpose to he
called the CITY License Book, Of all licenses issued 10 the
city M1rNha the quarter for which issued and the amount
ers7,, ne Cl'l Har|i! snail ~ tr be-14mng OF each
Givc hy him for the last prinr 1I,arr an M CIV Crl
shall rive thu. CItv Marshal credit Tor th, sa1r, a1I
u IN the amount of al moneys paid } the civ Marshal ~
th, Cy Treasurer 1 xh;r Of ,,r,,r r, cei,t. h,
tirv Clerk and the CIV tIr, ,.lI lir.,r hfairi,, %
receipts Of the City Treasurer for city fund as paid to him
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-19
COUNTY TREASURE9'S SEMI REuAL
REPORT.
COUNTY TREAgUgER'h CFFICh- J
CARSON CITY, Orlnsby County, Nevada, :
january 3, lSIe.

To the Dard Of County Commissioners Of Ortt c>oIt:
Nevada
Gentlemen herewith submit ny II E~l1 Il the }us
OF the County Treasurcrs uice Tie half CID
ing December 81, 1871.
on the LIST OF july le77, there N 1t ,tI 7ur,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-19

Section 2o-Every person firm, association engaged
in selling auction thing beside his property,
IN loaning money any other thing Of value pawn
broker in said city shall pay for and obtain license to
do and shall pay thcuf"s ~ the day dollar ii by
the quarter, twenty dollars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-19

employ shall pay for and obtain license to carry such
business and shall pay therefor by the day, two doab
and fifty cents; if by the quarter, thirty dollars.
AUCTEONEERS AND PAWNBROKERS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-19
JOB PRINTING !!

THE NOM ING APPEAL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-19
MEHCKA

Ia 1el q, The fact that Job Pnt. IT every dcse pson
.s done at this Office AZ reasonable rate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23

Sea beans, as an article of iewelry,
are becoming quite popular in Eureka,
and a number Of gentlemen have had
them banded with gold. and wear them
pendant to their watch chains. These
beans are found in quantities at Key
West, aud near Galveston, Texas.
They are Of a beautiful cherry red
color, with a deep black dividing lire,
and are susceptible of "A very high pol
i>h. They are, ne doubt, misname0
sea beana. and are probably ioated to
the Gulf shores from more tropical
lines. where they have fioated down
streams into the salt water, which
hardens them. As al article OF jewelry
they are when properly mounted, at
once novel and handsome.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23
mpiO Men.

notwithstanding the fact That Eureka
district has furnished employment for
a largely added force of miners and
laborers during the last six months, and
that the field of operations is constant
ly extending, there is no denying the
presence OF a large number Of unem-
ployed men in u midst. We have a
class that would not work, no matter
what the inducement might be, prefer
ing to exc out a precari0us existence by
begging, piliering, etc. Outside of this
element, however, there are at least
five hundred able bodied men in town
anxiously hunting employment and
finding one They swarm at the
furnaces when the shifts are changed,
eager to get g chance to labor eight
hours, ana ready to fill the place of
any n who may be absent. The su
periptendents, foremen and shift bosses
are over~ helmed with applications,
and their very life worried out of them
by irnportunate appeals. Every chan.
mel OF labor is filled, and there is no
prospect of any greater demand for
several months to come. The state OF
affairs is growing worse dav by day. by
reason oF the large enumeration from
surrounding districts to this point. In
spite of our continued prosperity, the
above promises to become a grave evil
during the ensuing season unless Il
accessions in this line soon cease. The
press of the Stale would I've dong the
miners and laborers Of their section a
favor by advising them OF the present
condition of affairs in this section. We
have plenty IF room and first-class op-
portunities for business men and capi
~talists, but the labor market j. overrun,
and there are plenty of men and to
spare, to fill all vacancies that may &C.
cur in the next three months.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23
North west Con. Mining 90.

At the adjourned meeting oil the
stockholders of the Nor Invest Consol-
idated Mining Co., Saturday evening
20th inst, the following board OF trns-
tees was elected and organized: John
Richardson, +. ID. Durkee, Il. II. Ross,
j. w. Mccoy, w. II. Remington. w
IL. Davenport and Nj. ID. Holev. The
following officers were elected; WIN
II. Davenport, president: M. d. Foley
vice president; j. w. Mccoy, treas
urer, and q. j. Scanland. secretary
e. II. Rose was appointed superin'
tendent and instructed to begin work
at once,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23
Eureka Jockey Club.

A meeting of members of Eureka
Jockey Club was held at Judge Gro
mer's office Sunday afternoon, a per-
manent organization effected, and the
following officers elected: President,
DIR. A. G.. Bishop; vice president, Chas.
Moore; secretary, VIM. B. D~augherty;
treasurer. Hank knight. An executive
committee, consisting of five persons,
was chosen as follows: DR.. j. b.
Keene, 4. 3. Stewart, j. l.. Smith, II.
Carpenter and Hank Knight. Said
committee was duly instructed to re-
port a racing programme on Tuesday,
April %, 1873, at ~ P. NJ, to be acted
upon at that time by the members of
the Club. The Pacific Coast Racing
Rules were adopted, and the meeting
then adjourned until this evening at
IA O'Clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23
HAMBURG,

h following is the official letter oil
Superintendent Powell. forwarded to
the company's Office in San Francisco,
on The 2lst inst:
ID. A. JENNINGS, Secretary: During
the week ending with this date work
throughout the mine has progressed
as usual. and with very favorable re-
suits in several different places.
Two hundred and fifty foot level
East cros>cut was advanced Is feet,
making a total of l29 feet. Face in
favorable vein matter. South DRIFT
from crosscut extended 7 feet and an
uprai>e made of 30 feet. following "A
strong vein, which carries a considera-
bic amount of good and mixed in with
iron and low grade ore. In north drift
we have uncovered a body of ore over
20 feet in width of extra good quality.
Assays for the week show a value per
ton of from $50 to STA, with from 20
per cent. to 30 per cent. of lead. We
yesterday started a Wine in ore near
the end OF north drift.
Four hundred and fifty foot level
Main south drift is now in 27S feet.
During the week several small seams
of ore we're cut, varying from a few
inches to a foo in width. The face is
somewhat harder than usual. WinZa
Is down lag feet measuring on the in
cline. No special change to note in
appearance OF ore body in this portion
of the mine.
Six hundred foot ~level-South drift
advanced IA feet, making a total of II
feet face in very hard lime.
Yours truly, j. &. POWELL, Sup't.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23
A Serious ARRAY.

A lively fight took place at Ruby
Hill yesterday morning, between Dick
Ellis and a man by the name of Bar
sanco, the latter being the same indi-
vidual who lost All ear ON time ago
during a rough and tumble combat in
that locality. He met with the same
misfortune on this occasion, losing that
Identical appendage, it having been re
placed hy the doctor alter his former
TX Experience. He has the consolation,
however, of having inflicted serious
damage on his antagonist, as during
the course of the battle they rolled OFF
\ cliff of rocks, and Ellis sustained a
broken leg, After this episode they
were taken to their rooms, where they
are laid up for repairs. A was
the exciting cause of their fierce en-
counter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23
Important Developments.

BY reference to the last official letter
of Superintendent Powell. it will be no
ticed that some grand developments
were made at the mine during the past
week. An ore body over 81 feet in
width, and of as yet undetermined pro.
portions, has been uncovered. assays
from which run ron $50 to Sll4, be
side carrying a handsome percentage
of lead. This Is a most important dis
covery. and that, when taken in
connection with the extensive deposits
found in other portions of the mine,
stamps it as II of the very best series
of locations IN the district. Superin-
tendent Poweli'S intelligence manage
ment, systematic work and thorough
knowledge of the claims under his
charge, is beginning to g with the
results anticipated, and we have no
hesitation in saying that the present
brilliant prospects OF the company are
largely due to bis efforts aud peculiar
fitness for the position that he holds.
The developments mentioned above
will be a prominent element in the fu-
ture prosperity of the town and dis
trlef.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23
ShipWrecked.

By the wreck of the steamer Kafr.
on the coast of Africa, on the l4th of
were cast away and suffered number.
less privations. The men were c. Her
man, j. Mcneil and j. ). Fraser, and
they left the Base Range last Novem-
her, bound for the gold fields of Africa.
They had taken passage from Cape
Town to Natal on the above named
boat, and, when two DAYS out, the
steamer struck a rock, staving a hole
in her side, and sinking her about half
a mile from shore. Fortunately no
lives were lost, and after enduring
many hardsLips, they were rescued
and sent on to their destination.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23
EuREKA CON>OI.InArED.

Following is the official letter of the
superintendent to the secretary in San
Francisco:
w. w. TRAYLoR, Secretary: Mining
operations have continued favorable,
with the usual progress in extending
prospecting drifts, ETC., having run
some 40 feet Of drifts during the
week. Stopping II in ore bodies has
been carried forward and large quaint
ties broken down aud extracted, and
some 1.400 IONS delivered at furnaces
for reduction. The furnaces have been
running quite well, though tae pro-
duction has been somewhat reduced,
owing to several stoppages for the
purpose of putting oil a new driving
belt, arranging pulleys for the new fur
mace now IN process of construction,
etc. The balance of material, copper
plate, ETC., will arrive to morrow night,
when rapid progress will he made to
wards its completion. Will probably
haVe everything in running order by
the first OF the month, aud will be able
to give a practical test OF its merits as
a bullion producer. Furnace No. 4
still does good work and will run some
time longer, having been in continu-
ous operation for Z months and 26
DAYS.
Fifth level-Wfl start northwest drift
again in a few days, pushing on and
~ ploring that portion of the ground
lying over the ore producing part Of
the mine now producing so well.
Seventh level-West drift No. | ad
vanced % feet, and now in lS2 feet.
with prospects continuing very favor
able for ore. East DRIFT made % feet,
aud now in 100 feet, and sill ia low
grade ore.
Eighth level-East drift from ore
cham q made q feet, aud now in 81
feet. being AZ feet in very good ore.
Ninth levti-EaSt DRIFT from main
crosscut made 20 feet. and now in l05
feet. Indications for ore continue
more favorable than AT last report. In
cline Wine is now down 30 feet below
the tenth level and making good pro
greSS. Air compressor machinery IS
in good order aud working first rate.
Tenth level East drift made Is feet,
and now in 444 feet. with the appear
ance OF having reached the end of the
ore body in this direction.
Eleventh level-East drift made 20
feet, aud now in ll9 feet. This drift i
in low grace ore and is being run to
intersect incline winZe from ninth
level. North crosscut made 8 feet,
and now in AZ feet, with good indica-
tons of ore coming in.
All the ore bodies are in good condi
ton and iookiug full as we'll as ever.
H. DoNNELLY, Superintendent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23
Ruby Hill.

our Ruby Hill correspondent sends
us the following:
The Miners Union Hall Sunday
evening was thronged to its fullest ca
pacity. The choir opened the services
with a piece entitled $40. He Cometh."
Alter prayer by the Rev. Jas. Hamp-
ton, the choir sang an Easter anthem,
Nh. p. r Cox presiding at the organ;
Messrs. j. Phillips and +. Williams
performed on the flute. MIR. Hanp.
ton preached a very effective sermon.
After the services were over the choir
held a meeting to consult and make
arrangements for a concert to be given
in aid of the church. Subscription lists
have been circulated to raise funds for
the building of a church edifice, and
are doing well. The trustees have
fenced in a lot a little east OF the dis
trict school house, and will make pre-
parations to build shortly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23
Professor Rutan's Lecture.

Professor Rutan's lecture, Sunday
evening, was a most instructive and
interesting one, and was thoroughly
enjoyed by the audience who gathered
At the Methodist Church on that occa-
sion. Another meeting was held last
evening, and a class in vocal music
organized. Thirteen persons Joined
the class. There will be another ses-
sion this evening, to which the public
are cordially invited.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23
Auction sale.

George A. Davis, the affable and
popular auctioneer, will, on Tuesday,
April 30th, dispose of the outfit Of the
Ell Dorado saloon at public sale. The
same comprises a lot of billiard
tables, French plate mirrors, oil paint.
ings, cbroInos. a fine clock, bar. room
chairs, etc, embracing a first class set
of furniture and bar fixtures. The sale
will be without reserve, and the atten-
ton of saloon men, of this and neigh.
boring towns, is called to this oppor-
tunity of procuring articles in their
line at bargains. 1t is a rare chance,
and one not offered every day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23

Bart Ashim. at the Miners and Me-
onanics' Trade Depot. is in receipt of a
number OF novel and useful articles,
including the diamond radiating chin
neys and asbestos burners. These re
qn're no wick, and, it is claimed, con
sune less oil than any other style oi
,,amp. II u readers want anv further
.eh. on the subject, we advise them
10 call at the store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23
Stall e Reef,

me California market is furnishing
"'e'' customers stall fed beef, a prime
A'"'ie' and OF a quality that cannot he
td,s'led elsewhere. As a rule, fat and
auer beef IN a scarce article at this
Masoh OF h year. but Messrs. Coil &
can"y nave succeeded in keeping a
th'aht supply on hand. We believe
ii sadler and McMenomy furnish
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-23

G. F. Erdlv has disposed Of his in
terest in the Richmond No. 3 saloon to
Alex. High, and the place will be con-
ductei by the latter in the future. A
continuance of the patronage is solic-
tied. See notice in another column.