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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15
n CA ID.

YESTERDAY, WHILE WORKING MY
i Uncle Saa' mine, located In 1872, 10
which 1 haye been 10 continuous and undis-
puted possession since that time. / W : BI-
preached BY Manas r Prob .rt, who charas-
terized me as II blackmsiler. aud ordered me
off. Rep ying in hind. | told hin he wes a
grabbsr OF valuable min raj lands, setting
at d iance thu rights of poor PROJECTORS.
and advised him 10 move on. which he DID.
Now, | dosire to inform thu public that the
'Ulcle SAN" m nc is outside OF The w~eSteriy
Ii e OF the Richmond. and that neither Mr..
probert nor his company have any RICH +,
title or ella m to any portion of 1t
Il. II. ROSE
Eureka, March II. 1878. mh15.lt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15

A consignment Of fresh Hickory Nuts.
Pack WalDuts, and a very nice article Of
Sauer hraut. ut MRS. NJ. A. ASHlM'S,
Corner Of Buei and Bateman streets.
jal3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15

The Commissioners of Nye county
have fixed the tax rate for the current
year at So IS on each 500 Of taxable
property. If the State rate had been
reduced to 40 cents, as it might have
been. the people of Nye could have
slipped along with a levy of 81 IS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15

WATCHERS AND JEwELRY neatly repaired. If
you want to have your watches and jewelry
r%epaired in a workmanIike manner, GO to p
SrtLrR's jewelry store. one door south of
5. Ashim Il Bros. Main street. jy3tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15
ana Mittens,

From - cents per pair, at the MINERS
AND MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT. mh5
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15

LELAND STANFORD is the boss poll
tician of the Golden State. He never
allows his railroads to antagonize the
prevailing party. While the Republi-
can party was strong and vigorous, he
always took passage in the Republican
boat. EARLY observing that that great
organization had outlived its useful
ness, he FASTENED to confde his mani
fold interests to the tender care of the
Democracy. And now behold his last
flop. Kearneyism comes to tbs front,
and the great Railroad King promptly
ranges his forces under the victorious
eagles of the Workingmen's party.
Stanford will always be found with the
party on top.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15
All MerinO Undershirts,

Sold at Is cents, at the MINERS AND ME-
CHANICS' TRADE DEPOT. mh5
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15

Worth 81 80, only 70 cts. at the MINERS
AND MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT. mh5
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15

A RECENT Belgian publication shows
that the actual population of the earth
Is about / ZOO, 0O0, 900, about equally d.
vided between males and females.
Every year about 33 900 900 die; every
day, 1884; every hour, 3,7sl; every
minute, Cox Therefore, there lisa death
every second. In civilized countries
there are more births than deaths, but
the whole world considered, the num-
Der of the former is about equal to that
of the latter. More people are born
and die in the night time than in the
day, and, generally speaking, low
sized men die before those of tall stat
ure. Eight thousand and sixty four
languages are spoken in the world
5S7 in Europe, 500 in Asia, 276 in AT
RIGA, and 1864 in America.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15
The New Dollars.

PHILADELPHIA, March IL.
Exchanging new silver dollars for
gold commenced at the Mint this
morning. Tomorrow l00, 900 new dol
lars will be sent to New York. The
coinage thereafter will be at the rate OF
40, 900 per day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15
A Move for Anderson.
NEW ORLEANS, March |

NEW ORLEANS, March IA.
There appears little doubt that the
Legislature is held here in connection
with the Returning Board pardons. II
is stated this morning hy undoubted
authority that IA Democratic Senators
have agreed to stand by Governor
Nichols in pardoning Anderson, and
they would delay legislation until An
derson's case was decided by the Sn
pfeme Court. In furtherance of this
arrangement, they have not passed
any of The important House bills sent
10 them. and are delaying matters in
every possible way. 1t is limited thai
this movement is likely to- cause a dis
ruption of the Democratic party.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15

REGARDING matters and things
among the uppertendom of Mob Hill,
the San Francisco Stock E1change sets
afioat the following bit of social gossip:
ut is among the on dts OF the day
that the princely family of our railroad
king on Mob Hill is to he allied short
" with the ducal family of the Judi
ciary Department of the Federal Gov
eminent on this coast. We don't
vouch in any way for the truth of the
rumor. Should it come to pass, we
wish the young couple all sorts of hap
piness in their future life, and when
the affair is an fait occompli, we, who
are of the people and live at the foot OF
Mob Hill, will, as in duty bound, throw
up our hats and go back to our den
and ponder over it."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15
The Rinemen.

NEW YORK, MARCH Is.
The American Rifle Team. of 1877,
has voted permission to Tiffany & Co.
to place the Centennial Polma Trophy
in the Paris Exposition, provided TO
foreign team accepts the American
challenge to contest for its possession.
The National Rifle Association has or
dered the Creedmoor ranges to open
on the LIST of April, and has arranged
for the erection of a hotel upon their
grounds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15
w A N II E d!

DACKERS. TO CONTRACT FOR THE
l. Packing Of 200 or 800 Cords Of Wood per
month, a distance # one halt to one and one
half miles. Alse, Twelve or Fifteen Wood
Choppers. For particulars, apply TO
NJ. 5. TROW BRIDGE ~ co.
mhI3lw Typo, New.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15
Accident to an Overland Train.

CHEYENNE, MARCH II.
The West-bound passenger train
was thrown from the track six miles
west o fNorth Platte, AT 2:30 this norm
ing, by a broken rail; engine and mail
car passing over all right. The bag
gage car, two coaches and a sleeper
we're badly wrecked. hut fortunately
no one was hurt. There were three
emigrant cars attached to the resr of
the train. which were replaced OF the
track aud taken back to North p attic
with The passengers, who will rem ain
there until the next regular train " est
tonight.
The Colorado Central train. so long
snow bound at Taylor's and LineT Tree,
arrived here at l0o'clock this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15
WASHINGTON. March IA.

A report received from Pensacola,
Florida, states hat within a radius of
IS miles of that place, public land has
been denuded of more timber than in
the same radius in any other locality
in the United States. 1t is estimate !
thai about sever tenths of the lumber
shipped from Pensacola is taken from
the public domain. and that $500 GOO
could he recovered for the Government
il the cases are properly prosecuted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15
Prospects.

CINCINNATI. Marcel Ia.
Advices from the interior of this State
indicate tba the storm of the past two
DAYS has been Of great severity. A
great amount of damage WAS done
property generally. especially railroad
properly. A large portion OF the lower
part of Mansfield, Ohio, is covered by
water TO a depth of three feet, covering
the first floors of many dwellings.
The Gazette publishes dispatches
from 81 points in southern Ohio, Indi
ana and Northern Kentucky, from
which it appears the prospect for u
large crop OF wheat are exceedingly
good. The average sown last tall Is
larger than ever known. Not II re-
port is unfavorable. though from a few
points there are apprehensions OF rank
growth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15

revenue officers. Warrants will he
procured for the Jail breakers and other
culprits. They will either lie
captured or become fugitives.
The Navy Appropriation bill recent
ly introduced in the House by Repre-
sentative Clymer, appropriates a total
sum of Sl4 ,04S 6S4; throughout The
bill specific objects of appropriation
are stated. only 81 500 900 is appro-
priated for the preservation of vessels
on stocks, and in the ordinary pur.
chase of stores aud materials of all
kinds, labor in The navy yards and on
foreign stations, preservation of mate
rails, purchase of tools, year, tear and
repair of vessels ahoat, and the general
rare and protection of the navy. incl
denial penses advertising and for
eign postage.
p. il. 5. Pinchback, in a private letter
received here to day, says Governor
Nichols has determined to take no
action in Anderson's case until the
courts dispose of it,. When the case is
settled, so far as the courts are o n
cerned, Governor Nichols says he will
act, and let the people of Louisiana
know his reasons for doing SO. Pinch
back claims to he on the inside. and to
know what is going on. The inference
is drawn that Anderson will be par
doned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15
CONCORD, March Is.

March ID.
One hundred and eighty-fonr towns
give Prescott, Republican, 1864, Nc
Kean, Democrat, 32.S64, and scattering
1872. The towns 50 far as heard from
give the House lS4 Republicans and
III Democrats. All but Is towns have
been heard from. These, last year,
gave Prescott LOIS; Marcy 1877.
Should the vote come in "a it did last
year, Prescott will have a plurality
over Mexican of 1905. and a majority
of l,017. The list of Representatives
returned is POP Republicans and III
Democrats.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-15
The New Dollar at q Premium in
New York.

NEW YORK, March IA.
The new silver dollar appeared on
Wall street this morning. Buyers
paid a fraction above par in gold for
tokens.
Silver in London to day was quoted
At 54Ed.; Gold III New York TO day
l0l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23
A VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
- = -

~ u u T-A EpE -
While experimenting at the farm We have
Bit upon cheap plan VI manufacturing
supetpbUsphate u line. which nol oni,
saves a large outlay each year. but connec,s
lot Of heretofore useless and uns.hb,iy
trash--such as dead animals bones. oiisi.
&c. -ialo Saa Of shss bsstsfauilzsTs kgoxiis
line plan We have adopted l. a ioloas:
Take large cask. put 100 ibs. Of water
III IL. then sdd slowly and cautlousl uLe,
halt this amount OF pure salphurlc acid, but
great care aud diligence iifast be used III
handling this acid. not 10 let il .ou.h the
skin Or csJihlng. ~ IL will INSTANTLY Dlacken
the skin aud destroy the clothing, wherever
lt comes 10 contact. aud when the Two ele>
snenis lwster aud sulphur,e sridl lAset.g Is
what 1, called n chemical afhuny. aud q
very intense hea, is tLe.ei,J snssndered.
When you have this mixture. throw ~ the
same pun,Ler pf pounds u Zones Is yUu
have vi the water, OF twice the number that
Jon have Of the acid. Keep those proro !.
tons IN mind. for they are Just about the
proper ones. aud If much dssiation is made.
poor success may. and doubtless Will. io.-
low. it f3fIt ti 80
The acid, as soon as It comes in cont.
with the bones. attacks and enters INTO CON-
bination with them. reducing them to q
pssiy Conscience. and completely absorb
ing every particle Of The whule balch, krrp,
the mess uLder cvyef. and turn them er
occasionally. shile the process Of a.siahla,
rion Is going on. and when cnmpi' te /. dump
the vhuls business on the barn floor. W on
. platform Of boards. and work into the
business. Thoroughly. four times is bulk
Of dry tos-earth % dry roaddust mix and
pulyerize completely with a wooden shovel
This dry earth acts as an absorbent OF drer.
retaining the tertIlIzing properties Of Q
compound. aud rendering IL easy OF sHl-
form distribution. II whole bones are used
IL will take slx or eight weeks 10 disoI,e
them. but they will sureumb after this Il
the acid is pure. II the bvbss are broken
up iuto small pieces. they will dissolve IN
t~o OF three weeks. depending upon the
sine of the pieces: while. IL they ale gsvpni
up fine. two Or thee days will accomplish
the work.
This manure is the mos. powerful fertili.
z.r IN existence. and when made according
70 directions. it i the cheapest. sne ton be
ing equal. By actual experiment. 10 thirty
Two tons Il barpysrd manure. f,r iop-
dressing grass. binds. n-e 800 us per scre
FOE curn. potatoes. be1ns. turnips. DO; sp-
ply 40 lbs. per acre 10 she drill, mixing
sitb the soil Tor wheat. rye, oats Or tar.
ley. 400 lbs. per acre. and harrow 10 the
seed !; Tor buekwhest. 800 lhr. per acre.
A good time 70 make this phosphate Is
Ehen sufficient = .erial can be obtained TO
make ups batch; then lanel and keep
ready Tor use wl.ea wanfei. IL would no,
be had plan ohaye some 10 pnre.s manu-.
faciure al The while. Il sill clear The
place Of old bones, carcas.es. &c; and \ lot
VI the best manure lnown will be On hand.
ready for use eyefytime. Try this plan.
- Turf Field md ETm. ! iai'
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WHAT SALARY DOES A FARMER
RECEIVEs

~ FIT a4 y \ 4
IIs receives the equivalent OF d larger
salary thar uinesy-nine out Of a hundred Of
them are willing 10 admit. They UNDER
estimate their own profits, aud overcstimate
the prof Of men living On i salary.
There lisa great diiferepce Among those
who live BY tarmiag. A great many work
the soil because they do not know what else
IL do, or because they ranno, live by any
thing else Many Of lbs q ass hardly de-
serve u BIZ Chased rs farmers. They low
er the standing uf farming is business. |
believe there Is M business by which 4 man
can live $, we'll with 50 much neglect. as
agriculture. Still. nothing better repays
good care and ability Il is rather slow
10 yield brilliant returns at the outset; 20
is any business. The. farmers profits are
concealed in the rise Of .hnd In improve.
nenls by dilching. clearing. new buildings,
mere iools. or better stock Most farmers
have no idea how much i. costs them TO
live. They forget to Egure IN the pork
poultry. mutton. butter. -four. vegetables.
etc; etc The sslary nan lives entirely BY
his individdaf sff,rts. Ia es,imsslhs a
salary. we must da 50 BIZ lsoking ut the pri,
vileges erjqyed. the hard work Of brain and
muscles, and the gain in the property and
improsemsnt's Rradl Neao Yorker. Y q,
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POULTRY BREEDING.


The many advantages Of poultry keeping
are 20 patent 10 nlvss VI our readers, sOn-
posing. ss they do. the most inislligen:
farmers in the northwestern States. that
it wou a be oct fplsee fvr y % enumerais
them.
We may be permitted however. 70 call
attention 70 $50 very salient fraturesvi the
subject.
Krst-A large snsuuDt Of capital j. not
required 70 make . fair start. aud ifthe
small profits u the 6rst tso or three years
are spared 70 she enterprise that T.. il they
are desoed 20 Improvement IN the breed
and additional facilities for proper care. il
y sure 70 yield satisfactory returns pecun.
mrily.
seeondly-Poultry keeping Is On enter
frise open 20 those members of the isrmer )
family usually regarded as Ben-produving.
sDd sbieh may be engaged 10 BY the buster
members ss relaxstion from more srdnOus
hboss rather than % 40 addition 10 other
necessary work. II tho boys snd girls u
the fsrsfiy have desire e. engage 90 the
care q poultry ssBd what boys " girl i
there that % not fond Of foElsyl Il siIlcer-
tsinly pay 20 encourage them. They will
relieve father o. nother ~ this charge, and
9th little sdsice and assistance. lev
knd ~ords snd little cheerful help. .
eOsple or years sill see TIE youhg pOSliry
keeper sDle q prgsdIy sqspsreghis or her
evp saiBiDgs wiih those 81 TIE older mem.
befs q the family.
That poultry keeping j pursuit most
sttnctiye 10 The female members Of The
family, Is evidenced by the Number u w.
pen AL over tie eoun.fy who are kDosb 70
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A lscrgcr Country msn pleasantly at
down 70 breakfasf. and bis loving wife ssid.
Darling does your head sebes lie replied
wifh sufhcient dignity. NO; shy sllvuld
ysn asky Aud she said back. Well, dear
you came ~ u three o'clock this morning.
and as you couldn't hang your bat on the
rack. yoa put the rack down on the Asor.
aud aid you d hang every hal 10 ths house
"n j and Ithnaght your bead might ache.
-Rer York Herad.
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THE SUN.
NEw YORK.


"A Tie ttnr alpFnas,ies Eir Tie renewal III snh.
~ ssTiItis,ns. fllE I'm nnithl irlnl,,l II /.
Ttrissss AID NrliwlsiRf- ssertwisn, IIilt 4 1. y.
gain rslH.llsiiic Tor their eonsiIefatians od
spilisfi. tpin " terHd Isf tho ls,.t ten res,ts
triir. ler r,'iiinliansr " thn lrarls yulslI IN
ailu e,.urFpii- rr-0ltralipa Nhish have hiihetf,
Ten, Zen sAieaiei ton nom every daaficr MtLe
The DAILY SIN ia four paee.shest 4, -
cnluinn. prize ~ nllii. p5.t IsiI. IS fenf. i
ingnih. .. ~ ~ lier tesr.
lhr lNpAl edilisB II TIE etfN 1. m
elght.il1ge shi - " 81 columns Wdna elei,,,
The nrws aftl~ Day. u alsi ss,n,ai,. 4 ls,,.s e
mgnnt q literary aDd niiserllAinrtis matter ID.
rially prepared fr Y. THE SUNDAY sIfN i,ss
mt With graf .liere.s. Pest nail Al I'd ,sar.
THE WEEKLY Nun
Win doe. not kaor TIE WEEKLY stfNi i,
chenlate- Throughout thr UHlfcsl States lie
anld1s. aud beyond Ninety thousand t,nt,l,e.
stett ~ NeironIe rages uekly, and rp.ftr.I Il h,
lhf lltbt u Eilids', c0unselIpr. anil Irlend M.
news, editorial. agricultural, md literary IN.
pafIinenls make " essehiiailt 4 L,ur,sI IL. III
iainily Hnd nre-his. Terms. ONE IW'I.i An.
s,s,t, ps-t pun. Tbs price. quality considered.
W.. the ehraped neWslnier pnlii.i-4I. b.
.sHl,- 81 Ton. with 90 ash, We win send an 50.
va copy FREE. Address :" -
PUBLISHER or TIE SUN.
NKw York CITY, IN Y.
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$50 alsy hHye, MHhs.sit ehsFHr. ~ huni.sss lar
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w. " eriy appllraiian. .tlie stsrk atsllals f,r
ihsi paspgse y tinted.
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~ lisrslsy u. New York.
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,ciEIIiiiS.'

A discount af twenty per cent will he afInwrd
a. clubs 81 fur or more prr-ou. Tha.. l.,,,r
c.sFle- 81 blsrkw~d OF 81 sne Rrslcw rtll is
semi 20 npe aiTes. l,r ei1.sg: fSnr ropirs nfsl .
squr iirylrN. aud Birstssfsd fnf sss ssd 80 On
To el,Ii,. ~ irH ~ marr. ~ addition % si.e a.
l.ntr sii-sssihi s.spy rf~fk nin l,e allowed ls
The griier ~ VI The eipb.
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scnnduci this business successfully. ans. many
whose pen supply some Of tue alus, at,rac-
t.se letters Oh sLis subject 10 the columns OF
the agricultural Journal. as
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can ntssf money ftstfrd work. f,r YstHtn
" ai aai illing sise tarfaf Mt y dnIrpi. ~
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lnhr.ifteus MeiL Mamru. h.y. and glrl- saist.
~ everywhere Il w6k f.e H., xa,, /. 10 sln,s.
f'o.ily sltgl ma teslns ffre. Ad.Irr.x Tnrr a.
Co, Augusta. Mane.
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1916. rnlsrr- f'iirD y YEAR 'ls.'.ls 1878, 4
M lsi l6 .>-r1y>c~~~-~~><
Ha HE f
HOME JOURNAL,
iiNekEAsfD IN sIzE. III +. ssis ...,..
a IarKoyED N QUAIITY. asi
'F3 isf ssnHnt gf.pt,OED IN rusT,

REDpCED In COST.
THE HOME JOuRNAI... e,kss the earlesl
orcaslen &c the rrseilitmrpt Of business upon
the siseeie basiS tp return ~ ~ VIA suhstriiHa ion
fates t4fnre tle war; tws dnliars vear. Thus
Nss IL prize during nearly tAe entlgr period ~
the edlInrship III n. II. Wft.LISaMd /; ~ AityRl
Ills. The present reslAeiiiln h tIDul,ly for The
a.lraniase Observation-Disclosures Mhis ihe la:s "
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terarv attractions iave been added, With sill
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aud ahraid every Wrrk. making whai Che press
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4 The B.st Litmury aal Society Puper
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