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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21
SALMON IN THE CONNECTICUT
RIVER.

From the Hartford Evening Post, August19.1
Tho temperance Of salmon In the Connecticut
River this summer after many years absence re-
calls incident In tho festivities OF March, 1Si2 at
Springfield, TO celebrate the Of the railroad
from Boston 10 Albany which shows that tho less Of
the 6sn was q matter OF lively regret at tina, time
BY invitation Of the directors oil the road the exccu-
oncers and Legislatures OF New York and Massa
chussus met In Springfield on the fourth OF tho
mont and dinner was served at the Town Hall at
when General Root, who was called 'Jhe father OF
the Now YORK Senate" gave this toast 1.-THE happy
union OF ihc sturgeon aud the codnsh may their low
nuptias snaco the melancholy Recollection Of the
departure OF the Connecticut River salmon"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21
THE COURTS.
A Novel but Conclusive
Line of Proof.
CASE OF CONTINGENT FEES.
Summary of Years Work in the
Federal Courts.

John Grant 10 the acting landlord Of the premises
No. 927 Eighth avenue Occupied as. grocery store
~ Castor Rice In October, 1871, as assignee. Rice
had gos possession Of tho lease OF tho party from
whom he purchased tho store, and paid mis- rent in
advance up 10 the lst Of May. During tho month OF
April last he says he had an understanding with
Grant that no should occupy the premises for the
year succssdg the LIST Of Nay last rate OF 500
month. 70 DO paid as convenient during the month
The agreement seems to have game on with rsa-
sonabls satisfaction To both sides until the
month of July last when Grant "got his
back up" about tho time OF payment, and
Instituted two proceedings 10 dispossess, which
were finally abandoned on payment OF the rent A
msn.n, which came before Judge sinno.. yesterday
IN the Marine Court Tor adjudication The landlord
,o.a MS story 10 the eneo' tnai ne mao asxea the
return why he should be called upon to give security
when be vas paying 10 advance and with that under
iba. the request Tor security was while he was hold
Ing under predecessors lease, and he laughed at
ST. 500 In bis STORE before the LIST oil May he had
distinct understanding that ne was 70 pay any time
both sides in conflict ana about equal in
weight But there came 70 tho aid 81 The defendant
butcher, VINO testified that he occupied part 81 the
store question the sale OF meat and happening
70 be a. the door at the occurred
conhr med the given BY the defendant 10 the
effect that the rent could be paid any time within tho
month.
'.what were you doing there At the door, ?" asked
plaintiffs counsel
al was cutting meat" replied the witness.
'sAnd could you cut meat ana notice 1t the same
time what was gong on between these partiesf" was
the next question. f
~ was dong cutting that every butoher knows oan
be done without ears or eyes either"
"whas were you cuttingf" asked counsel In u lond
and imperative tone.
"CuttIng sleeps harsiet, was the prompt and
elnchipg reply.
Counsel had further questions 70 ask on this
bead The sneep's hsrslet was the last straw the
back OF the landlords testimony, and the Court
dcrsd judgment dismissing the proceeding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21
YAPHANK ALMSHOUSE.

An investigation into the alleged ill-treatmsat %
patients 10 the Yaphank IL H. Amshouss was
begun on Monday and continued yesterday in the
Almshouss. The principal witnesses we're Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Mills. whose son an inmate Of the
institution for fifteen days They compiaised that
medicine sent to their child had not bean sdminis-
tered and that his clothes had not been returned
The superintendent, Mr.. Louoen, denied all the
charges and stated that the medicine in question
patent icine withheld BY order OF the doctor,
and that Young Nils cotncs g1ven back BE-
cause the boy HAD destroyed them He also alleges
that complaints originated IN jealousy and psltL
cal antagonIsm.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Caroline Schultz has brought suit for divorce
against her husband, Frank Sohultz. The parties
we're married in October, 1872, and have four chill
dren. The charge against him Is drunkenness ana
cruelty. Judge Van Brunt yesterday took the papers
Tor examination.
Albert h. Hsndrickson charges his wife Sarah to
adultery, and has brought . suit Tor divorce On an
application Tor aiimony and counsel tee Judge Van
brunt yesterday directed Ns pay meat unless
ID given 10 Q reference snd Immediate trial.
william j. Valentine, committee OF The estate of
Charity Eliza Do Voe ned with the Clerk of tho Court
OF Common Pleas yesterday an Inventory O the
amount OF property, showing $3.50 So. Mr. valen-
Tine was appointed as the result oil q Of
lunacy, BY whom Charity Eliza De Voc was declar cd
so 10 incapable Of taking Of her properly.
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PUGNACIOUS POLICEMEN.

Patrc,man George Walker, OF tho Park police, who
arrested by Captain Caey, tho First precinct,
on Monday night IN Battery PARK was arraigned be.
lore Judge Flammsr at the Tomps yesterday A far
NAL charge Of assault ana battery was made again st
him by Sergeant Flock, who stated that Walker
kicked him. tried to gougc his eye out, and that he
was at present suffering from rupture caused W tho
KICKS he had received. After hearing several wit
nesses Judge Fiammor considered shat the case had
not been proved against the patrolmau and dis
rris A
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tFrom the Pensacola Gssssss, August 161
The ST. Augustine fress quotes peaches a. snve
cents per quart" In that city In Pensacola ws
measure pesones In tho halt busbeIj quart measure
would boa Two or thtco OF tbem-iour or i've Der.
hsps. oil some poor varieties We do sell blackberr,es
BY the quart We may presume that watcrmslons
are sela By the gallon IN The ancient city.
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NOT ENGAGED.

To THE EDITOR OF TIM hERALp:-
Reading through your valuable Sheets 1 always
do after my morning NEAL noticed the announce
ment Of an engagement. which my friends sslssvs TO
be me.
Although should be most pleased 10 be the happy
mentioned IN yeur soIubins, however take tnis
means OF informing nv friends that am st ON the
Qaf vtve for partner IN lie, ana trust you will insert
me above IN Jour pOpor 70 subetsntIate the same
Max UNDERWEAR MAYER,
Nav roRK. AURA ~. LIZA
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POLICE NOTES.

Sergeant John Beeching, Of the Broadway squad,
was yesterday appointed to succeed Sergeant Tuck.
charge OF the day inspectors desk At the Central
Office Sergeant Tuck promoted to The Nineteenth
precinct.
The charges against Inspector McDermott for neg
lect oil duty were dismissed on an explanation from
that oiicer
Tic application OF she socialistic labor party for
the appointment Of inspectors OF escton referred
TO the Com mtttoe on Elections.
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GENERAL wOODFORD's LABokS

United States District Attorney woodford has had
prepared statement Of The business which has passed
through hs ONCE during the year ending the s0th OF
Juno last He divides tho business into ave depart.
mens, which he desgna,es a. the Burean Of General
Business, Bureau oil Internal Revenue, Bureau OF
Suits Bonds Issued BY The Custom House. bureau
SUITS Against Collection OF Internal Revenue and Bu-
reau OF Criminal S0Ita The statement Is as iol-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

MUGuEr-IELAND Miss LUcIE N. MUGUET, 81 New
York CITY. 10 JAMES f. LELAND OF Ntddietowus Conn
acknowledgements. PAUL PERLiSsKY, OF Den
yer, Col, TO Miss PAULINE ZoPYER, oil Brooklyn. T.
No cards.
Denver Coli papers please copy.
PEKLEs-RosENF Mr.. JOS. A. PERLEs, Of Chi
oago to Miss ANNIE RosESFELD Of this city, No CARDS
Chicago papers please copy.
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Sol. 40 a.
.....1.l26 2.Q6Q

General Woodf0rd remarked IN explanation OF these
ngures thai the amount would be larger but tor the
necessity Of The government dsvotRg It's atssat,on
CHIEFLY 10 clearing the docket OF suits against GUS
toms COLLECTORS matter 70 whicn she sovernmen, 's
attention had been called behalf Of the NOR
chants OF this CITY.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAxBHRs-Hed by Judge Van
Brunt-Court opens NJ hairpast ten o'ciock-CaIen-
dar called at eleven o'clock A. M.--Nos al, a. 40
%, II, 50. 20, o. 1o3 lilo, 1l6, lie, LA 12s $780,
la2, 140, 1853. 166, l6s, 169.
SuPBRaoR C0uKT-SrEcfAL TERn-Held by Judge
BpeIr-Court opens at Twelve e'cloos.-No day CAL
endar.
COMMON PLHAs-SPrcIAL TERM-Hsid by judge j.
y. Dsly-Court opens ten o'clock.--No day caien-
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CoNKLrs-DuRAYp.-On August 10, at the residence
Of tne BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Richard Harceur
ALBERT T.. CoSKLS, OF New York, 70 AELvMA r.
DUKASD. OF Jersey City. No cards.
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FOR CHARIIY'S SAKE.

Tho sum Of 81 has been received al tho HERALD
ONCE irsm Mrs. L. A. L. for the Floating Hospital
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

tNo IhE iHENIN MILL SITE-No. 40. u.
L > Land Office, Eureka, Nevada. May Goth,
ao,o-Nnutt Is hereby given, that the Phenix
silver Mining Company, whose postoffce I'D
dress Is san Francisco, California, has this day
nlta us Application for a patent for fye acres
OF surface ground. for a mill-site. situate. lying
aad oelnSln the Eureka Mining District, county
OF eureka, ana State of Nevada, and known
and designated by the field notes and official
pat on ME in this office as lot No. l43. The
exterior boundaries Of said lot iis being AZ fol-
loWs' t"Wlt; Variation, t6h deg. east. Com
Meh.ihs Al q post marked No. /. C.. s. survey
10 ~ inc same being post No. /, u. s. survey.
No. lilo, Adams and Farrrn and De,p lode;
whence The flagstaff in the town Of Eureka
pears n ~ deg. IL min. T., a,2a5 feet. Ruby
nllt No. l bears Me- deg. IL min. W, 1857 feet;
Wy la"t9h smart Of the Eureka Consolidated
Mining Company bears \. 80 deg. 81 min. W,
MA $40 feet; and the Phenix shaft bears S. Ia
uek' +, ~ feet; thence, running LIST course N,
% deg u min. T., 500 $40 feet. 10 post marked
Nc. =, L ; survey No. l48: thence, "a course
:, [. = deg. W SO feet 10 post marked No. $,
I. ;; survey Nc. lt3. This post stands on the
northern boundary of L. =. survey No. 81, viii
son lode, Thence, Sd course s. S6A deg. W,
as iett, 10 post marked No. 4, L. :. survey No.
~ the same being post No. 1 Of said survey
~, ~ thence an course s., 81 deg. W, leo
''et' 70 post marked No, 8. L. :. survey Nc. l43,
snd thence, 9Th course n. IS deg. a6 min. W.
~ R-lo feet, to post No. /. the place of begin
ming, containing i've acres. The location of
uhis hlll-site Is duly recorded in the Recorders
once Of Eureka Mining District. on rage 2ls,
In Book r, OF the Mining Records ~ saia pls-
'riot' Any and sill persons claiming adversely
any poruun OF said Pheuix Mill.site, or said
sfould as herethhcfore described. are required
- W tneif adverse claim withe Register Of the
S - ,taoes Land Oinee at Eureka, in the
osaNp N.Naua' during the sixty days period
81 pnhhcnflon hereof, or they Will be barred
D! virtue Of the provisions Of the statute.
"sH"~i ID. b. iMMkI, Register.
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APPLICATION FOR a PATENT

ITO THE BROWN MILL sTrE.-No. 4s-
L. ;. Land Office. Eureka, Nevada, Anr;I
~. lS7S.-Nutico is hereby given that the K K
Consolidated Mining Company. whose Pgst.
office address is san Francisco, CAlifurnis. has
this day filed its application for s patent fhy
FIVE acres Of ground. for the Brown Mill-s!ts
situate. lying and being in Eureka Mining pis.
trict, county Of Eureka, and State u Nevada.
and known and designated by the field notts
and official plat on file in this Office rs Lot No
1872 being rs follows, to.wit: Variation ldk deg,
+. Commencing at n post marked No. /. Us.
survey No. lSI. This post stands on the north,
western boundary of L. 5. Survey No. lSs,
Porter htl-site: whence Ruby Hin Ne. | bears
;. e deg. 33 min. W. 2,f69 feet: the ISwton
shaft Of tie Eureka Consolidated Mining Com.
pany hears 5. a. deg. IS min w, Ass feet. the
flagstaff In the town of Eureka bears y. ~ deg.
70 min. T., 7.4t7 feet, and post No. | Of Us
I Survey Nc. -, Brown lode, bears 5. 81 de-. a
min. W. 2,05H feet: thence, running LIST course
: "a deg W, 314 feet, 10 post No, , Of said
survey Nc. lSS, Potter miil-site, and post N.
of Survey No. l3T, Carson mill-site, alt feet.
10 pest marked No. ?. T.. s, Survey Ne. l39;
thence, ii course. n. Is des. W, AL feet. to
post marked No. 3. l.. 5. Survey No. l&1
thence, sd course. y. SO deg. f., I23 feet, % pcs
marked Ne. I, L. 5. Survey Ne. la9; and thence
eth course, 5. 50 deg. y min +, 5sl 9-l0 feet,
t. post Ne. l. the place of beginning. CoutEiu-
/ ms five ceres. The location Of TINS mill-sift is
} duly recorded in the Recorders office of Eu-
reka Mining District, ON page 2lo, IN Huok T,
oi the Mining Records Of Said district, Apt
aud ali persons claiming adversely any por.
tien Of said Brown Mill-site ground AZ herein
! before described. are required to hle their 81
verse claim with the Register OF the United
States LAM Office, at Eureka. IN the State Of
/ Nevada. during tie sixty days period Of pub-
lieatlHn hereof. or they will bc barred by virtue
Of the provisions OF the statuto.
Ep3c-60d II. Il. IMMEL. Regiater.
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APPLICATIONS For pATryr
APPLICATION ron

yI,o THE SURPLUS MILL I
i United states lsud Utsce, FY,,so' ~
vads, AptIl -, ISIS. Notice is hgret.Aa N
inst tGe II X Consolidated Mmtrg !! slfeI
whose P1stusirv eGItsss is san Hr.a NpAnV
lpruIs, has this dag Hied Is arr;irfna ~
patent ter I'VE aHrys 81 ground, lar t6r
Mii-site, astuste, lying snd being IN vstpint
Mining pistrl,t. County Of Funk - SWtkt
of Nevada, and known and designated HtAtt
hcld notes and official plat on nie In ~ = ,.,ad
~ lot Ne. 14l. The exterior torrdprics Su1te
Lot No. III being as follows, 10 Wit: y.,i. tai'
l6N deg east, Commencing at a post nsrtus,
No. l, L, :, Survey No. l4l, TIE sa,ra ~
post No. e Z. :. Survey No. ~. su,nlns ing ~
whence hGby Hill No. | bears y. s! dos a. 81
W. 1859 leet: the Flagstaff in the town ~ In
reka bears n. 81 deg. 10 min, f., s.pS6 fes,, ~
The LaWton shaft OF the Eureka Con. Mimi,
Company bears $, II deg. 3 min. W. m sLub
thence running LIST course y. Sc dep. " et5 J,
TO post No. 4 Of said L.. :. Survey No y az,
feet. post on the southern boundary ~
vey No. ~ Galloway lode, marked No. q II q
Survey No. Ia thence III course ". 70 a. r.
$40 Lilo feet. to iron pin In road al s + : %,
Of said survey No. 81; thence, Sd cpurs. \ "a
deg. W, 2n0 feet 10 post marked No ~ g
Survey Ne. III, the sslue being post No &C
said Survey Ne. So; thence, 4tb courSo 0i
deg. ~ min. E., so lilo feet. to post ON NJ
western boundary Of Survey No. Ia 60
mill-sitc. marked No, . L. s. Survey NJ ~
thence, 5th course, 5. - deg. T.. $40 feet 10 ~.
marked No. 8 T.. Survey No. l4l, the same bteips
pest No. = OF said Survey No. Isl. and thg,lgs
9th course, :, % deg. w, $50 feet. TO rnst M J.
the place of beginning. coutsiuinu 6ye -
The location of this mine Is duly recorded H.
the Recorders office Of Eureka Mining pistrtrs,
on page 100. in Book +, OF the Mining Recart-
OF said District. Any and all persons elair,in.
adversely any portion of said Surplus NiI9
site or said ground rs here.nbefore desc,jb.5
are required to file their adverse claim, v,,h'
the Register Of the United States Land ns,a
al Eureka, in the State Of Nevada. during ~
sixty dsys period Of publication hero, - ~
they will be barred by virtue OF the fruyjsjons
of the statute.
ap90-6od D. b. IMMEI. Rerisisr
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APPLICATION FOR 4 PATENT

no THE CARSON MILL SIrE.-No.4 Ell
l. United States Land 0Giee, Eureka. "
Va3A, April %, lSiS-NUticc is hereby given
that tn. X y Consolidated Mining Company.
whose Pustolhca address 5 san Francisco, Cal
itornis, has tEis day fled It's application fnr =
patent Ter five acres ter nnli-srtt. tualt,
iylng and being in tine Eureka Mining District,
county Of Eureka, Snd State 81 NtSNla, atgi
known and designated by the field notes SHL
official plat q, NJ" in this office as Lot No. ~.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. Iaf
being as follows, to wit: Variation It = deg. l..
Commencing at a post marked Ne. l. L. s. sur
sey Nc. 13i; this post stands. CA the uorta.
western boundary Of L. :. Survey No. 81, ptS
ter lode; whence post No. 2, of L. s. Survey
No. Is, Carson lode, beers S, 81 deg. W. i,45l
feet; Rub HIil No. ! bears 5, - deg, - ssia.
W, 2.49S feet; the IAwton shaft Of The Id
80 deg. - miu w, I,t'4 feet; sitd TIE hgkata
in the tsWE vt LErvSa bears n, 81 GsE, - aain.
T., t,sN+ feet; thence ruuuilL, lSt tgFFsc -,
~ deg. ". 5A ltCt; EidNg the ~ra
boundary Of ssid Survey 80. ~. to pest
mnLhtG No. ,, (. :. Survey Ne. 1S7 thence. II
course n, - deg W, 600 ieet, To post marked
NJ. q, Us oufFc! No. 1877; thence, Sd course.
y. 81 deg. T., ga ieet, t. post marked No. 4, L.
:. Survey NJ. 1877 aH3 thence, 9Th course. : =
or-. r., Col feet l. post No. /, v1s-e If fs-
E.i.nlI', containing I've acres. I a. location ct
th1s Eune ~ Culy recorded IN the Recorders
bt.tc ~ llIryka Iiuing District. uu puse 10.
IN BOOK j, II tie Mining Records ui Eureka
District ANY ana all persons Cla.Iatnp EG-
NUrstly any PORTION Of said Carson m!ilsite, or
q@-rei L. ME their adverse claim with tLe Reg
ist~r Of the United States Land Office. at Eu-
r"kS. in tie State uf Nevada. during the siltv
0aFS period of publication hereof. or they VIII
DE Dared by virtue of the provisions Of the
statute. a!S2-t1d D.. & TMIrL, Register
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DR.. SpINNEY & Co.


THREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
L Diseases.
YOUNG MEM
Who may be suffering from the effects Of youth.
full follles or iudisoreuons viii do wen to avail
themselves OF this, the greatest boon ever laid
at she feet Of suffering humanity. pr. Spin
nty will guarantee to forfeit i've hundred dol.
lars fer every case Of weakness or private dis
ease OF any Bind or character which he Under
takes and fails 10 cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age ef thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
OF the bladder often accompanied by q slight
~marting or burning sensation, and q weaken
ing Of the system IN a manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits a ropy sediment viii often be found,
and sometimes small particles of alhumeuw VIII
appear, or the color viii be OF Il thin milkish
hue. again changing to q dark and torpid sp-
pcarsnce. There are many men who die of
this difficulty, ignorant Of the CsJse, which Is
the second stage OF seminal weakness. Pr. 5.
VIII guarantee i perfect cure in all such cases,
and a healthy restoration Of the g~enito-urInary
organs.
ONCE Hours-lo to I ana { to 5. Sundays
from 10 to Il A. Consultation free. Thor
uUzh examination and advice. ;.
call or address DIR. SPINNEY x co,
No. Il kearuy St, san Francisco.
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DISTRICT C0iEST SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
L Judicial District, in and for Eureka County,
State Of Nevada. The State of Nevada sends
greeting TO Jacob Jacoby, Morris Jacoby and
Wolf .Aron:
You are hereby required to appear in an ac.
non commenced against you as defendants. by
John A. Paxton, Allen A Curtis. Herman NM
Ter and John +. Platter. - plaintiffs. in the
District Court Of the Sixth Judicial District. in
and for the County Of EUrtAs, State OF Nevada.
az the town Of Eureka, and answer the com
plant therein, which is on file with the CLERK
q SAID court, within ten days after the service
on y"n 81 TINS exclusive Of the dav
OF service II served in SAID county. or twenty
Gays u served out Of said county but within
this district, and in all other cases forty DAYS.
or judgment by default will be taken against
YOU; according TO the prayer Of said complaint.
me sara action Is brought 10 recover judg-
iheht against you, the said defendants, for the
SUI! OF s3,osI 10. L. 5. gold coin, with interest
on *@'ftO OF ssld sum at the rate Of two per
cent per month from April LIST. 1877: and On
tue sum OF 500 70 Et the rate Of two per cent.
Per month from February II, 1873. until this
date the same being alleged to be due plant
M lot ana on account of a certain prOmissOry
nolt' Mhlch was executed by jacob Jacuby to
\ AAtul January 2d, 1877, for the sum Of
s-uuo' wtA Interest thereon at the rate
VI Two per cent. per month till paid
ana on a certain Indebtedness, incurred
oy JACOB dacoby to plaintiffs. on or
ot.3re may =, lsI', in the sun Of $500,
tA'i'hl AT the rate OF TWO per
cent per month; which. it Is alleged. YOU then
ana thtre promised 10 pay plaintiffs: and to
"ptslh the usual decree Of this Court for the
sait ui the premises described in the complaint
on HE in this action. To secure the above
amounts a mortgage WIS given 10 J. A. Paxton,
81 date OF January n. 1877; and that a receiver
81 'he rents, issues and prohts Of said mort
saSoI premises be appointed by the Court
Ptndlhg this action, Ill Of which will more
1u!iy appear by the complaint on hIe herein.
ana you are hereby notified, that If you fail TO
ahpeAr and answer tho said complaint as above
required, the said plaintiffs will. take default
t''"Adaut@, and spply to the Court for
s. AHi 90 N50de1 tn the complaint.
- tH testimony whereof. /, +. II.
SEAL Hrlu.u. baye Hsreuut7 set nv hand
A@~ JaHH atGXe5 tha seal uf said Court.
tls tA Gay ~ june A - l-7s
F.H HARMON
Clerk District Court. sixth Judicial District.
kluka County. Neyada.
Lhas Wells and CRIrr-spEs THORNTON, At
torDeys for El@atas. m
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Furnished Rooms.
over Dunkel's Store, Main Street. Eureka.

VFer DuhktI Store, Main Street, Eureka.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS list
- leased and rofunished the upper nor.
ETA ton Of the building over O. DunkeI 4
hA1.;h Cos Store, Main street, where may be
Furnished Rooms.
. it. inf4-faf' ana Hsaat.l is al new, and
the hagsc has bees thulduGulv repoyated
tle travelling puuiic lLa at all times find
onAs .sois rooms ~ tAis establishment.
W. ~WILLOUGHBY.
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FOL Il ID AN:

FIRST RACE-Mils and repeat, free fer al;
purse. $500: $50 for second horse.
SECOND RACE-HsIf-mIle dash, for second
class horses: purse, $3.50. $50 for second horse.
THIRD DAY-Sveepstake race. fer ponies
mile dash; SIS entrance, and SIS to be added
by the club.
Entrance fees Is per cent. of purse. Raclug
to commence each day st : O'Clock P. NJ. All
entries 70 be made on or before , O'clock p. Il.
OF the day previous t. the race. Four IL en-
ter; three or more l. start IN all Of the Shove
races. Jockeys 10 ride in col9rs.
A. c BISHOP, President.
Wa. 3. DAUGHEETY. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
CHINESE !!
DR.. h2EN Lee.

The U%6IeOrat6u Chinese Physician,
Is PREPARED TO TREAT PATIENTS IN
L the most scientific manner. He has made
medicine his lifetime study, and cures almost
every disease. He cures rheumatism IN a
shgT: time. He has rev remedies fer all
SPECIAL DISEASES, and can cure them very
quickly. His medicines are all given hot. He
uses no cold remedies. He has made a number
of astonishing cures, aud sill persons aiiing
should 81 once consult him. CArunic diseases
yield readily 10 his remedies, and cures where
maly Others have failed.
NOTICE. am 4 graduate Of the medical
school Of Canton
0FFICE-Rcd Bgilding, west side of Monroe
street jEitf