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ACCIDENTS. Vendredi soir,
de la semaine derniere, Hector
Preieau. sortant du clmetlere
OH ii venait de travailler, Sc rem
dit au bayou pour sc laver les
mains apelceNant uh es4uii
amarre, y sauta mals 81 or"Sqoe
ment que la secousse lui ut per
Dire l'eQuilibre ct lie preclplta dans
lie courant. .
Ii NY await, malheureusement
sur la lev6e. qu'une viellle ne
gre,se incapable de lui porter
secours, eli lintortune Jeune nom
me disparnt sous reau qui Se Zen
ferma sous lui.
Dams Ia soir6e Madame we
Prejean inqn,ete de ne pas voli
rvntrer son fills, Sc nit a sa re
cherchs e' apprit lie fatal accident
don't il venait d'etre victime. Ce
nest qu'apres six morte'les henre'
de recherches qu'on rendit Ii
panv,e mere le corps de finiortn
ne. LIE datunJ etait age de 10 ans
!. I'm jeuue gareou, de nenf aus
nomme Puilodo, s'eSt noye, hie'
dans le bayou, a deux miles al
drssus. de- u,,caport, en- mahlbu
vraat une embarcatlo Malgre ie
plus actlvos recherches sou corp
ma pu eJre re trouve.
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n TEINTURE DEPURATIVE.-Ke
pondant a Ia solicitation dc nom
breux malades, lie DR.. Meng Went
de repren,tre la fabrication de sa
Venture depurative, don't de nom
breuX certiica1s atteStcnt 81 Jaste
ment la populaiite qu'eiie a obte-
hue par ses merveilleuX resuitais.
Cet.e meueclne est artuellement
Oh vente d la pharnacie JOS. L.
ThiboueauX.
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Une Colonie feodale en- Anne.
rique
-L'ACADIE. 1704-l7lO-
PAN NJ. RAyGEAHr

SOAhAIRE: Ittrodtctiou Chap. l. lie
Poutri"coat, ), lG93i632. - n. Raciliy
q Iutnay. i6j3-l61O.-UL La Se.1teuric de
Port Royol. Les Acadiens, 1870 l6s0-IV.
NoHpeItes Seigaemries. les capit4i,leries sau-
rpges, lG5o-l100.-F. Irara,sr ct progression
des 1cadieiss.-Ti. lie meunier Tiiboeteam
et Ia scigaeusie de Chipody.- VII Coiomies
franeaiscs ct colonies ongiaises.- VII. In
rasjon ansiaise ct conquetc, l702l7t3-Epi.
l0q',e
On trouve dams la Coionie fsodale rori-
gine des families ereoies louisianaises AL.
lain, 4rseuaud. Aucoin. Babiil. Bernard,
blanchard, Boudrot, Boug, Bourgeois.
Bsoussard, Commeaux, Daigle, DE La
ltonde, Dugas, Dupuis, Enaud fde Nepesi-
gayi, tI.iu'iet, Gdutrcaux, Hebert. Labauye
Lanau4, Landry, La;onr, Leblanc. si6ian-
CON, Naquin, Poirier. kobicbaut, Saint-Siar-
/ tin, Sayoie, Ierrieau, Thibodeau, VigncaQ
J Prix, i.0l. S'adresscr au bnreanx- du
Nesesac6ts, Gu . csux dc IL .Ssnaiagze de-
Tnib9daux. inov.377.
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REPRESENTATION DRAMATi

REPRESENTATION DRAMATi-
QUE.-LeS Amateurs tie lhipo
dauX ont Il i'etutie en cn moment
uue ;,iece intitu!Ge 10 q: Bourgeois
Gemilhomme, qu',ls COMPETENT re
,,reseuter a la sale st. Joseph
aussi;0t apie, les Ittes de PaQues.
Cette coincide une des plus spl
uituelles Huyres de Moliere est
ell 4. actes EN- prose ct est entire
cOupee de chants qni s'lls sont
bien. executes ne seront pas un
DIES agreements les moins at,fay-
ants Gle La sUlree.
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MAGAsIN DE FoCRRAGE.-
NM. Il. Il. Mcbride i }. n. Gail
louet, bleu couuu> dams cette TO-
calite, vicnnent d'on,ri,, d len
cuirnure dts rlleS Market ct 81.
Louis. uu nla.aSln uc tourrase.
On ,rouve e.aiein',nl, dams cei
etabil>semanj, dc la cIlanX, dn
ciment cl divers nutIt> articles
lnuiSpcnSaUieo.
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE
5AISONS.

MR.. JOHN BOSiD. PaOPRlETAIRE
VI du RESTAURANT DEs QUATEE-SAI.oNsl
previent Sos ainis dc &. Vile CT de In cain
pagne, linsi que 10 pnbiic Gil g'r.6ralr, qu
u transtere son restaurant du No. 2JJ de
Ia rue do Charities au No. EaE de liz merne
rue, pres dc 't-l.oms. II profile dc cctte oe.
casion pour renlercier lie public CT sollicite
en- meme temps la continuation de son bien
veillaGt patronage. Ii inforrnc cn outfe ses
aluis qu'il u DIES salons particulars an pre-
iuier, ct DIES chalnbres meublGes louer "a
semaine GU an mois. Les pcfs0nnes d. q
vilieet de Ia eainpagne Y trouver0Dt tout Is
comfort desirdble.I restaurant scIA ouvcrt
jusqua minuit. 4 fey '15.(
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JURY DE POLICE.-C'est mar
|di 26 du courant que Sc rennlra,
|dsaples Sd decision, le jury de po
|lice de Latourcle, a l'effet d'elire
|deux des menhreS du The Local
Board of Scamp Land Commission
ers, don't la premiere seance "a etc
|fxee au premier lundi davlil
DrOchaln.
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POMpIERS.-Denaln matin au-
Ia lieu la maleuvre lie la com
I,agnie des Echalles Home HOOK
Ind Ladder Co. No. l.
Lundi prochain, d l'}lenre habi.
lucille. la compaguie tiendra son
meeting menSuel.
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POIS5ONS. POISSONS :!

srNCO RAGE PAR DACCUETL COR
IA dial des hab'tants de Thibaaaux ct
,les rnvrons iA fhonneur d'iniormer le
pul,Iic que par 'saite d'arrangentents avec
les marrh,uis de la NGuyrlle Orleans je
rtcrvrai , fnis par seulain un assortment
v,rie IL. Poisson. CRABgs, CHEvETTEs, ToR
TUES Etc, queic liyerai aux prix les plus
luodrrGs les Me .CREn1. ct NE%DREDI
de chaque ,emaine an inareh6 de Tuibo-
dauN.
L. PELLERIN
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Inf0rEnatlOsls Locales.

PARADE DIES POMPTERs.-
bans son dernier meeting, la
kompagnie des pomriers Protector
Fire Co. No. 2, Went de decider
bne ses me,nbres aient q So pre-
barer pour la paIade annuelle qGi
kura lieu le % avrii proclaim.
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4. .yAUEsEaeT * CHE.

-IMPORTATEURS De
Marchandases Seohes. ftrangeres ct
Amfricaines.
CotOas. ladiennes, Rabans, Bon
aeterie, Mouchoirs. etc etc.
20 Rue de ChartreS, pres Canal.
NOUVELLE. ORLEANS.
Cette maison dGja bian connue par son
anciennete $50 ans d'eNistentcj IT le has
Iirix de scs articles oifre aux uiarchands
DIES ompagnes l'assortiment ie plus com
plet ct lie plus yariG dc marehanSlises sache
Cetto maison reeoit chaquc scmaine do
nouveauN enyois du Nord ct de l'Europe
ct met un soiu tout particuier remplir les
orlres qui lni sont adresses' tlI sept rs Ia
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Leon GOuchaux.
Aux Nos. 81 eft 81 de la rue du Canal,
HABlLLEMENTS. LlNdELIE,
tHA!'ENIIN


4 YANT TRANSFERE mes magasins tles
n Nos 2l3. 2l5 ct 2lT de la rue Veille-Ie-
wee aux Nos ~ ct i4:s &c lI rae liu
Canal, jannonce respectueusement au,
pIblc Gu general que ,iai, atm de repOndre
FaccruisSement de mon commerce, lie plus
fort stock Embellishments. de chapeaux,
de lingerie d'hommcs, de jeunes gents ct
de jeunes garcons--st0ek tel quill nv Ell 4
janas eu a la houvelle Orleans. .l'invite
ines an,is ct mes clicuts ne venir l'exam;.
ner ct sassurer ties prix
A Fave ir, comm" par lc passe. je '.e ne
glgerai rien pour taire face aux be2 ans de
la place. Je serai t"ujoura prat q remplir
toas les ortsres tsrands on petits) u ,nabille
mcnt, lingerie ct chapeaux de toutes es
peces ct lie tous genres, tlepuis les vatements
communs d'habitations jasquau hinge de
toilette lie plus fiji. LIS priX de mes articles
seront invariablemcut aussi bas que posst-
bic.
Les conmandes dc 1t canpagne sout Fob
jet d'une attention in. mediate.
LEON OODCIfAUX,
Aux Nos 81 ct 80 dc ia rue du Can al
If oct-'76
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Avis.

Fernand Y. Lafaye, attache Ia Sen
etIE, CONNIE agent, est autorls6 prem
. des subscriptions ct : donner DIES recus
,r tous montauts dus a ce jonrnal.
'N +. SAMOAN, Gerant,
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Avis sAux Riunaeur. sskcrlcrs

c'AI IlONNEUR DANNONCER A..
mes am.s d Il campaigns ct aux planteurs
sucriera On general que je suis naintenant
en- mesure de m'occuper d'atfaircs comule-
Facteur do saore ct tles asfaires de Commits
sion. sur nne grandc echelle, ct je mem
presse d. leur offrir ines services.
Des ayaI.cca lib6rales sur les recoltes SO
ront faites ap.- conditions les plus avants.
geuses.
Los colrespondchces de Ia campagne sont
soiiicit9.
LEON GODCHAUX.
81 3 80 rue 1u Canal, Nile -Orleans.
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LEON MEDAL,

CONTSeur,
No. 93. Rue dc In VieilIe Levee. No. 90
NEW ORLEANS.
Candfs, Comtiseries ct Patisseries
Chocol0ts, Fruits Conjits, 81.
rops, Gelees, Drdgees, Bon.
bORS asS0rtts.
Grand assortment dc B0IrES' A SUR.
PRISE ELI tout genres.
AGENCE De {lEU& D'A RTIFTCE,
Tous les ordres de Ia willie ct dc la calr.
payne, pour pieces do contiseric et de patis
serie, seroi't executes sans retard a>ec le
plus grand som. lysep-ly
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j. A. Leonard, repr6Sentant
an cnt,gre> pour ie district de
ll0nrop est mort reinforcement De
la tievre jaune, a !. dtTape nu IA
vait dit~on. appsae me mission
d Ii President Hayes.
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au coin des rurs Main ct ST. Philippe. Thib-
daux La. ma-2'-7S-Ia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

The war il over, and we are glad Of II.
Heartburnings and bad blood are always
~engendered by political contention and
strife. Men arc not all constituted alike,
and they must disagree. Journalists,
warming with the occasion, will say harsh
things of opposing candidates, in spite of
their better Judgment. Some OF us are
more prone to this than others, but all OF
us give sway to u feelings in a greater or
less degree. This kind Of thing seems in
separable from q political canvass. The
SENTINEL Is sorry that 1t is so, because 1t
would prefer to be at peace with the whole
world-and now that the excitement OF
the canvass is over, "let US have peace"
Buried hopes and ambitions cannot be
resurrected through o continuance OF the
strife. Life is too short, and this world
TOO busy to waste much time on the past.
II is to the future that we must look. And
now that the great battle Of 1878 has been
fought and is ended, let us, as citizens,
regardless Of political bias, unite and pull
together as one man for the advancement
81 our district and county, thereby pro-
noting the prosperity of all who have come
to this marvellous field Of wealth for the
betterment Of their fortunes. With us
politics is at an end for the next two years.
Having been soundly whipped, we are now
willing to be reconstructed-we are anxious
in fact, to shake hands across the bloody
-chasm Tor words to that effect) and re-
enter the glorious Union, etc., etc.
The Grass Valley Union, writing the day
after the election, makes these sensible OBJ
,servations: "But what a great relief it is
that the elections are over. That the fuss
and fury Of the canvass is past. Speech
making, Examinations, bonfres, free
whisky and newspaper wrangles are at an
end for the season, and now all that re-
turns and display the ROSTERS, either flap
ping their wings in triumph or dropping
with detected crests. The successful can
didates may feel happy, while the defeated
ones may "can the cud Of sweet and bitter
fancy" and deplore the ingratitude OF
Republics. But, however dire may be the
prophecies during the progress Of the can
vass as to the fate Of the country in the
event Of this or that party's success, the
people soon settle down in the belief, after
the election, that the Nation will continue
to live despite the Representation Of evil
And we may safely assume that whatever
the results Of yesterdays elections may be,
that the glory and progress Of the country
will not be stayed"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
THE LUCKY MEN AND THEIR
MAJORITIE

We have been estimating from all the
figures at hand, the final outcome Of last
Tuesdays election. Two or three Of the
candidates run extremely close. We elect
three Democrats. According to our esti-
mates the following are the successful can
didates and their m~ajorities: For Governor,
Kinkead, Republican, 700; Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Adams, Democrat, 900; Member of
Congress, Daggett, Republican, $50; Score
tary Of State. Babcook, Republican, 1900;
Controller, Hallock, Republican, loo;
Judge Supreme Court, Hawley, Repub-
lican, 1900; Attorney General, Murphy,
Republican, 1000; Treasurer, Crockett,
Republican, 800; Clerk Supreme Court,
Bicknell. Republican, $50; superintendent
Public Instruction, Sessions, Democrat,
900; Surveyor Day, Democrat, It's. This
concludes the list, aud the readers Of the
SENTINEL will find that tho official returns
will not vary much from our figures. As
between Bicknell and Rule, Crockett and
Jones, and Day and Hatch, there is room
Tor doubt; but we think we have picked the
winning ma in each instance. There il
no question about the success Of any Of the
others named.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

1t is a noteworthy circumstance that Of
the nine grand prizes carried off by en-
hibitors from the United States at the
Paris Exhibition, one was for lager beer In
casks. 1t was obtained by o Philadelphia
firm OF brewers. The remaining eight
grand prizes were for art work in silver,
for the monograph and telephone. for the
multiple acoustic telegraph, for engineer
ing models, for moving and reapinS
machines, for sewing-machines, for a
s~team-engine, and for o specimen OF cot
ton. Gold medals were also given to three
OF our lager beer brewers, silver medals to
three, and = bronze medal was awarded to
one.
II, therefore, we accept the verdict OF the
Paris jury, one si the arts In which the
United States are most proficient is that OF
the brewing OF beer. Yet it is not many
years since the proposal to send u malt
liquors to Europe would have been treated
as quite preposterous. 1t would have been
sending Goals to New Castle. The general
use here Of lager beer as a beverage is in
deed something of very recent growth.
Twenty years ago the consumption OF it
was comparatively small, and almost en-
tirely confined to German immigrants,
whereas now it is well nigh universal
among those who drink any alcoholic bev-
erage at all, and corner groggeries which
formerly subsisted on spirits must now
keep o key Of lager beer on tap.
The brewing interest has, in fact, grown
to be one Of the most important in the
country, and many great fortunes have
only reduced the consumption Of ale, but it
has also largely replaced spirits with thou
sands Of men who once relied for
artificial stimulation on spirituous drinks
alone, which are more fiery; and are
more injurious when taken in the
quantities most Of their consumers
demand. Lager beer, therefore, has
been a valuable temperance agent; and for
tunately, too, the growth Of the taste for it
and the active competition among the
brewers to supply the vast market have
resulted in the improvement Of the quality
Of the article. 1t is true, however, that
the enormous demand has also stimulated
the adulteration Of the beer and brought
a great deal Of poor and deleterious stuff
into consumption. But nowhere in the
world is better beer now brewed than in
the United States. Experts in lager did not
need the Paris jury's verdict to convincs
them Of that fact.
The success Of our American brewers at
Paris, it must be remembered, was won in
q competition with the most noted brewers
Of England, not to speak Of nearly a hun
dred brewers from Austria, Bavaria, and
Frarce . Our beer exhibit is reported to
have produced an immense sensation
among both the jurors and the brewer ex-
perts, who pronounced it to be superior
to any malt liquor ever drank upon the
Continent"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

reverses this fall as largely due to the
adoption of the resolution authorizing the
workings OF the Potter Investigating Com
mittee. He condemns this. He contends
that this act was u fatal mistake, as a mere
matter Of policy alone. The Republicans
were then divided, and If the Bourbons
only could have been patient, the fruits
OF success would have come to them
through Republican disaffection, but the
investigation united the Republicans, and
the solid South scheme riveted firmly all
the disaffected elements, with the most
~discouraging results.
Governor Hampton Meets with an
Accident.
COLUMBIA, s. c., November 8.
While Governor Hampton was hunting,
yesterday, his mule became frightened,
and the bride breaking, the Governor
leaped from the saddle, and by the fall the
Governors right leg was broken In TWO
places, and the bones p~rotruding, and his
ankle was badly hurt.
Senator Ingalls, out of the Race.
ArcHIsoN, Kan, Nov. s.
The returns from all over the State in
dictate the election of about 30 straight
Democrats to the Legislature, and 20 or 30
G~reenback Senators. Senator ingalls, has
lost his man in nearly every Legislative
District, having been beaten by either a
Democrat or Greenbacker, or Independent
Republican. He is now considered out OF
the Senatorial race. The Democrats con-
centrated their entire strength against his
candidates wherever they could.
A Large Reward.
New YORK, November s.
Mrs. A. T. Stewart has offered q reward
of S25, 900 for the recovery of the body OF
her late husband, and the conviction OF the
thieves.
Magnitude Of the Republican vic-
tory.
DETROIT, Nov. 8.
Fuller returns only increase the magni-
tude of the Republican victory in this
State. The Free Press. Democratic, this
morning comedies Creswell's 40, 900 plural
ity on these figures: Republican. 100, 900;
Democratic, $4,000; National, $500. The
Republicans believe that their plurality
will be larger, and the vote for the other
parties not as large.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

CnARLEs ETHERrDaE, described as "the
w~ell-known and popular insurance and
financial agent Of St. Paul, has disap-
peared. He was the Minnesota agent Of
the Mercantile Trust Company. Of New
York City, and collected interest on loans
made by the company in that State. Ac-
cording to the st. Paul Pionser-Prs in
terest on 8 number Of mortgages had
failed to reach the company. and the New
York Office directed foreclosure proceed
ings. Etheridge did not carry out the di-
rections, and . special agent was sent to
st. Paul to investigate. Then Etheridge.
who was . respected church member. dis
appeared.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
Magnitude of the Republican Vic
tory.
FOREIGN N E w S.
LOSS OF THE SHIP FlfESHIRE.
FISHERY QUESTION

LONDON, November s.
The ship Fifeshire was lost on the passage
from Madras to Liverpool, and % Of the
crew were drowned.
OF the fishery question. the Daily Ne,cs
says: We await with interest the publica-
ton of Lord ~Salisbury's dispatch, and the
statement drawn up by the Canadian Gov
eminent, but there is no use trying to dis
guise the fact that Secretary Evarts' case
has some force in it. A right has been
bought, and in the natural course Of
things will be paid for by the United States.
The question is one Of legal obligation,
and it cannot be too calmly discussed on
both sides.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09
COLONIES.

The Mormons have planted colonies in
Wyoming, Idaho, Arizona and New Mex
leo, and now hold the balance Of power in
the former Territories, being able to die
tate the policy Of their delegates to a greater
or less extent. The New Mexico colony,
though small, received great encourage
ment through Axtell. Most of the con-
verts from the Southern States were sent
into that Territory. The deposing of Ak
tell temporarily thwarted their plans in
that direction, but their designs on Ari-
zona are becoming more apparent. Within
the past two years at least 1000 Mormons
have been colonized in Maricopa county,
where a movement is now on foot for
the removal of the capital from Prescott.
Apostle Snow and John W. Snow are cow
in the Arizona settlements for the purpose
of engineering this scheme. With Utah
already in their possession, and three
other Territories virtually SC, it can easily
be seen that a dangerous power is growing
up right in the heart of the Republic.
Polygamy has too long been regarded as a
joke by the people Of the United States, but
the iniquity Of the institution may become
more apparent when they come face TO face
with it, as they were with slavery.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

PENDANT. IL was Mrs. Foltz's first case be-
fore the District Court, and was necessarily
somewhat trying on her nerves, especially
as the bar was thronged with the best tai
ent, all intently watching her. She replied
to the able argument Of the learned coun-
sci in q calm and dignifed ann max
ing her points and references clear, and
she seemed not in the least out OF place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

COLONEL INaERsoLL has a new lecture on
ssThe Hard Times" Among the charac-
~teristic sentences are the following: lex
~travagance is the providences Of the poor;
when the poor are economical and the rich
man is extravaganza there is prosperity"
upon the faces Of patriots have fallen the
freight Of home. Very few men in this
country have the patriotism to shoulder a
musket Il defense Of = boarding house. "
Music Hall, Boston. wa packed with people
to hear the lecture.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

ALL this talk about fraud" on the part
OF Tilden is the merest humbug, the Hart
ford Times alleges. A Republican Re-
turning Board tool offered to sell his vote,
but no one purchased it. He then went on
and committed the fraud, with the other
eReturners." These poor miserable tools
have been piled with fat Offices by the
Hayes Administration, and in this way
they rave been paid with ''cash," by offices.
which draw from the public Treasury
$150,000 . year. So the people are made
to pay for the frauds three times fifty
thousand dollars q year, after the corrupt
offers were rejected by the Democratic
National Committee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

GovERNoR GARvIN, Of the Choctaw Ma
tion, in his last message just published,
urges the natives Of tho Indian Territory
to unite in opposition to the proposed bill
Tor ~reorganizing the Territory. He claims
that the adherence 10 separate tribal organ
izations. and to the land system Of tenure
in common, has saved the i've principal
tribes Of the Territory from the ruin that
has. overtAken others. Under this system,
be argues, Indians must live and progress.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-09

Nov that the election is over, nj harm
can result from stating that our fellow
townsman. VIM b. Dougherty is to be
Deputy Controller under Mr.. Hallock.
Mr.. Dougherty Is thoroughly posted in
matters Of this character, and will make
q most efficient Assistant in the Con-
troller's Office. We are glad that Billy is
to have so desirable . place with the in
coming administration.