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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03
WARD ITEMS.

The Record Of a Week.
We clip the following paragraphs from
Saturdays "KeAex":
1t was reported by telegraph. Thursday
last. says the Cherry Creek Independent Of
the 23d. that Ed Hanley got into q row
at n horse race on the Muddy. and was shot
dead. E Haniey was . former resident
OF Ward-was n~ightwatchman here q year
aud a half ago. He moved IT, Hunter at
the time that place took o start and stayed
with 1t until it went down. He returned
here, and after a short stay left in search
Of fresh fields, since which time we have
lost track H him until the present. Ed.
was q weil-meaning man--one. OF those I'M
fortunates who hold to the idea that a six
shooter constitutes a part Of their clothing.
Sooner or later they get the worst Of it.
Ed. has paid the penalty.
Three bars Of bullion, weighing 1000
ounces each. were turned out at the Martin
White Company's mill Thursday. said to
be the result Of the previous days run.
The bullion is worth, at least. 81 an onnce,
which would bring the product Of a month
mp to about $3.50. 600. The furnaces now
clloridize the pulp up to o. per cent.
The copper furnace of the Selbv Com
pany was started up last week aud gave
general satisfaction. The product Of the
furnace is estimated at a dollar q minnie.
After a three or four days run the spur
wheel was broken and matters are O at a
stand-still.
TIE people Of Ward arc soon to be
brought in contact with tho civilizing in
fuence Of q hurdy-house.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

superintendent Powelrs ONIrial Re-
port.
The following is the official letter Of the
Hamburg Mining Company for the week
ending November 30th:
D. A. JENNINGS, Sec~retary-Dear Sir
During the past week the furnace has run
without any interruption. having produced
during the month VI November l70 tons
Of bullion. which amount was extracted
from I.203 tons Of Hamburg ore and los
tons Of custom ores.
There is no material change to note in
ore slopes above the $50 foot level. Near
tile end of the south drift on the $50 foot
level we have resumed work on the upraise,
which is now 81 feet above that level. The
stope shows good ore, but the vein ID
small.
On the 600-foot level the crosscut Is now
in q sufficient distance to be under the bot
tom Of the winze from the 450-foot level.
We are cutting ont a chamber at this
point, and will be ready to mmence with
the uprsise to make connection On the Sd
proximo
j. G. POWELL, superintendent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03
Splendid Display of Holiday Few.

Splendid Display or Holiday Few.
eiry.
The display ~ofNjewelry at the store Of
Mr.. p. Steler is one of the many evidences
Of prosperity shown in this camp. Mr..
Steler. who is always very polite and
~obliSing, feasted our eyes with the greatest
variety Of handsome jewelry, which is to
be seen in the -four large showcases in his
establishment. A diamond cross setting,
with eleven brilliants ; a solitaire diamond.
set in a highly wrought ring /; a pair Of
single brilliant earrings diamond shirt
studs with a great variety of rings set
with diamonds. turqueis, emeraids and
onyx, lay spread before us also a box Of
diamond engagement, and plain gold we'd
ding rings. Every variety Of useful and
ornamental jewelry-such as initial sleeve
buttons, lGrkets, charms. etc., highly
wrought, and most artistically designed.
In another case were sets Of medallion.
pink coral, cameo, topaz. amethyst and
pearls. showing the best workmanship of
the lapidary. and highly ornamented with
gold fillagree work. Gold ard silver
watches. Of the best Swiss, English and
American make, consisting Of repeaters,
conograph and quart 'r-seconds; also,
guard, neck and watch chains II beautiful
design. His stock comprises the best
French and American clocks II every
style. The solid silver and plated ware in
The side showcase, consisting Of pitchers,
cake baskets, card receivers. knives,
forks and spoons. and other table
ware. make a very handsome display.
A visit to this beautiful store will be both
instructive and entertaining. and IN ex-
animation If the stock will afford the beat
opportunity for selecting handsome and
durable presents for your friends. Person,
Of taste will not fail to make purchases.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

Ordered, That S75 be allowed for the
construction Of bridges over Pony creek
and Hot creek, in Pine Valley, Eureka
county. Ne.ada.
Ordered. That Commissioner Horn be
appointed q committee Of one to wee TO the
raising Of the Hook and Ladder and Knick-
erbOeker Hose Companies house.
Ordered. That the territory compris-
ing Palisade township be and the
same is hereby declared to be Road Dis
trict No. 2.
Ordered, That the bonds Of Matthew
Kyle, George W. Merrill. q. J.. Scauland,
Y. o. German and b. c. Levy be ap-
proved.
Ordered. That the report Of the election
Of School Trustees in Pine Valley be re-
ceived.
Ordered. That the petition OF citizens Ct
Pine Valley for q road district be received.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

the De,nxs Of a week.


We collate the ~subjoined items Of inter-
est from Saturdays Record:
The annual election for officers Of st.
Johns Lodge No. Is, r. IA. NJ, to serve
for the ensuing Masonic year, took place
last Saturday evening at the Lodge-room
on Lacour street, and resulted in the
choice Of John NJ. Hanford for W. NJ; r.
H. Elan, q. W.; Simso OF Lee, J. W.; D. A.
Fulks. Treasurer. and George T. German,
Secretary. The installation will take place
on the evening Of 81. Johns Day. the 9th
Of December. and will probably be public.
evening VI the installation.
There seems TO be a little difficulty
brewing in regard TO tho bullion tax on
Hillside ore. The dispute is in regard to
the percentage deductions, the Assessor al
lowing 50 per cent. deduction for all ex-
penses, while the company claim SIS per
ton additional for roasting expenses. An
appeal will be made to the Commissioners
next Monday. We understand that the
Supreme Court mas already decided on .
case similar to this one before.
The assessment roll cslled for q tax OF
SIS, 156 10 On property in Phoebe; of this.
S13 .466 OF was psid aud 81. 900 IL went
uCiDu4ucut. 1hC taA Oh IOuitN DtORtEty
was Sl5,428 OS; Of this, $40, $50 40 was
paid and Si,465 So went delinquent. Total
d. linquency. Sc, 15j 80. The amount Of
poll tax entered on assessment roll was
$1.11s; Of this amount S484 was paid, leav-
ing delinquent o. poll taxes s632.
Two protests rave been fled in the Land
Office at Eureka rgainst the issnafsce Of q
patent to the Hillside mine; I'M protest by
The Last Chance mine, owned by lioedcr
and Burroughs, and the other by the
Miners Delight mine, owned by Demo and
Bauer.
The Hillside furnace started up last
Sunday and has been running ever since.
doing good work and turning ont bullion
pretty rapidly.
During the past week $12. 700 So in bull
ion was shipped, according to reports 0.
superintendent.
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BELMONT ITEMS.
Events OF the Past week.


We collate from the Courier Of Satur.
day tho following:
The miners Of Belmont met in the Court
house on Thursday evening. James H.
Rowe, President Of the Anstin Miners
Union, organic d the new Union and in.
stalled the following officers: President,
]. T. Willis; Vice President. John Ken.
nedy; Recording Secretary. Eugene Finley;
Financial Secretary. P. d. Heating; Treas
urer. William Pride; Conductor. Thomas
Jeffrey; Wardsn. Cornelius Harrington.
We wish the Belmont Miners Union every
success. and hope that they will stand firm
to the principles Of the organization.
On Wednesday last a special election was
held for Justice Of the Peace in and foi
Belmont township. Only 179 votes we're
polled. There were two candidates in the
field, namely, Martin Thomas and J. A,
Ball. present incumbent. Mr.. Ball re.
eeiYed 80 vates- and Mr.. Thomas 81; na,
jority for Mr.Ball. s.
The following amounts have been paid
in to Adam Mclean, County Treasurer,
State and county taxes, S27. 76S SO; poll
taxes. 1892.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03
EUREKA CONSOLIDATED.



The following IL the official letter Of the
Eureka Consolidated for the week ending
November 30th:
W. w. TRAYLoR, San Francisco-Dear
Sir Work was continued ct the mihe
through the week without interruption,
with an advance Of 165 feet in the prospect
drifts. wines. etc. The spur-whsel il
running all right sgain, and the usual
amount Of ore is being boisted for reduc-
ion. Will have the ore bins at the fur
naces filled up agaln in q few days, thereby
carrying q surplus Of some 1000 tons u
ore as u safety against any future contiu-
g,ncy. Have completed She iron work Of
dust arrester, and will be able TO turn the
smoke into it in u day Or two and thus do
away with the annoyance about the works.
The furnaces are still running ffrst-r1sc,
reducing l $50, and producing 355 tons Of
bullion. The ore bodies In the several
levels are yielding thei, usual quota Of
ore. and fully NJ strong as ever.
The following work has been lone in ex-
tending drifts. etc.. since last report, viz /:
fifth level-South drift continued ~
feet. and now in $50 feet. South crosscut
from main west drift continued ~ feet, and
Is now in lO2 feet.
Seventh level-East drift from ore cham
Der, started last week. il now in 40 feet,
having advanced Is feet.
Eight level-N, nth drift from ore cham
Der continued 20 feet, and is now in II
feet.
Eleventh icvel-East drift from ore
chamber continued "A feet. and is now in
80 feet.
3 Twelfth level-Main east drift from No.
l crosscut continued II feet. and il now in
81 feet; cast lrift from No. 2 crosscut con-
tiDued l6 feet. and is now in 43 feet; started
raise from No. l crosscut, and raised rs
feet.
These several drifts continue in about
the same formation as previously reported.
H. DoSHELLY, superintendent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

At the Eureka Con. the furnace men will
be paid this morning, and the coal receipts
in the afternoon; miners on the 5th, and
outside bills on the 9th.
The Richmond Company will pay the
furnace men on the 5th, miners on the 9th,
aud outside bills on the 7th.
The Phenix, X X and Hamburg will pay
their bills on the 10th, and the f. 4 p.
4. r. Company on the 10th and llth.
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DISTRICT coURr-RIv.s. JUDGE.
nj, e Term

November Term.
The following business was transacted
in this Cour yesterday:
State VS.. acams -Arraisned to plead to-
day.
State VS.. Dunkel and Ashim-Plead to-
day.
Savage VS.. Phenix-Continucd for the
term.
Whitaker vs.. X X Con.-Same order.
Richmond W.. K X Con, five Cases
Same order.
State Bank Of Nevada VI. Winea-To be
taken up by consent.
Hinckley vs.. Sturgis-Continued for the
term.
Stowell VS.. Sturgis-Same order.
Bird VS.. Whitworth-Same order.
Davis w. Fisk Set for December 2Sth.
Preston Vi. Coll aud Mooney Set for
December 9th.
Thomas vs.. S~ullivan--Set for Deem
Der 18th.
Monroe vs.. Handkammer-Set for De-
cember 7th.
Comins VS.. Everts ct al, motion to sub
stitute Lamb for Observation-Disclosures un-
ill tomorrow.
Purcell VIZ. Acknowledgement OF de-
murrer continued until to-day.
Stat. VI. James Kelly-Charged with
robbery. The prisoner WAS found guilty,
and ord, red to appear on Saturday next to
receive sentence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03
Hotel Arrivals.

Jackson House-Griff Williams. George
wilkshorne, Ruby Hill; A. Fried, H. Levy.
San Francisco.
Turner Honse-Thomas Haley. o. Ball.
F. d. Cole, city; l.. Melini. Montana; II.
C. Fenstermaker aud wife. Fish creek.
International Hotel-Ed. Penrose. Ruby
Hill; W. NJ. Freeman, Silverado; +. Orser,
Edward Cast, city; pr. A. B. Spinney. San
Francisco; Jos. Hodges, Belmont.
Parker House-R. b. Markle, Pinto
creek; T. d. Page, Fish creek; ]. Nc
Naughton, Prospect Mountain /; T. ].
Parker, Cherry Creek; Abe Heyman. San
Francisco; Richard Pheian. Chicago; C. F.
Driscoll, Mineral Hill: N. E. Hathaway.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

One OF Sweeney's double teams set out
IN a tilt yesterday afternoon. an desert
ing the crowd OF Main street. they ran
down one Of the back streets. When near
the Metamoras furnace thew collidcd with
an Italian coal team. upsetting one Of the
h r ~. breaking the tongue Of the .
to which they were attached and ending
their mad career by becoming generally
mixed up with the italian outfit.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

The Eureka Brass and String Iand will
give q grand ball at the Eureka Opera
House on Thursday evening, December
18th. The members Of this band have
just received from Philadelphia new uni
forms and regalia. and they are practicing
daily with q view to rendering the choicest
selections Of dancing and other music. An
opportunity will thus BE- offered for all TO
enjoy themselves to the fullest extent, and
at the same time to extend aid to the mem
bers of this organization. who have in the
past contributed so much to the mirth and
enjoyment Of this community.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

"Grif," the lively correspondent of the
San Francisco press, is back from q visit to
Phoebe and intermediate points. He re-
ports = rough ride. but matters looking
we'll in the several camps visited. Ward
aud Phoebe especially are looking better
than for ONE time past. We shall hear
more of ''Grif's" trip through the San
Francisco papers when he gets over the
fatigue Of his journey.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03
Nee Perecs En- Route to the Indian
Territory.

On Sunday last Captain Dempsey, with
a guard Of eight United States soldiers,
passed Palisade on the cars, having in
charge twenty-five Indians, remnants of
Chief Joscph's band. These Z, llows were
not satisfied with Joseph's mode IT war;
fare--they proposed to do the work more
thoroughly. and committed the most law
less and outrageous acts. They were
finally captured, and are now on their way
to the Indian Territory, where they can be
looked after and kept in order. They were
u remarkably villainous looking set Of cut
thrOats.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03
Pa..e ! frs,n Earth ts ueavep.


Our most sincere sympathies. and those
Of the entire community, are with the
bereaved ones who, on yesterday. laid to
rest for the last time the darling Of Their
hearts. the sweet tic between man and
wife, the object over which q common solicit
tude always ccnters. For weeks NO have
missed from the street, and at the window.
the wee todling thing" whose sweet.
calm. confding face made q friend OF every
pa~sscr-by-all were glad and ready to be-
come Little Pattie's assistant and protector.
From her face we all drew sweet lessons ~
childlike confid nee, and saw that no sin.
no shame. no fear had ever changed the
angel face and heart Of her who was ready
to return to the spirit land from which she
had conc. The little sufferer who 40 lately
was with us. aud for whose recovery all so
earnestly prayed. closed her bright eyes
only that they might BIO the brighter when
she entered the angel land, and from that
blessed abode. where fin. suffering and
sorrow are not known, she stands aud
looks back upon those who are bowed down
with grief and mourning, ~beckoning them
IN como and join her. We can offer but
poor consolation to Mr.. and Mrs. Turner,
for ''The heart knoweth its own sorrow,"
and to the parents Of an only child the
world can bring no comfort. The world
hath already too much which it claims as
its own; but for the spirit that has just
passed from among us. we will say that she
was more Of heaven than OF earth, and was
called away for better things, and to the
life eternal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

Private dispatches to Jack Enright. re-
ceived here on Sunday, give an account Of
q terrible tragedy at Silver Reef. Utah.
Two men were killed in q fight. The dis
patch states hat sSaxey'' killed a man,
and in u was killed himself. He was
buried ON Sunday. The name OF the other
man is not given. "Saxey," whose right
name we do not know. is we'll known all
over Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

Says the Stage: The latest production Of
Lincoln d. Wright. the artist. is q pen
etching of Sam Davis, of the Chronicle.
Sam is, by no means, q pretty man. but we
fancy that Mr.. Wright must have been in q
very humorous mood when he made the
sketch. 1t is positively the worst looking
phiz we have seen in many q day, but
seems to answer the purpose for which it is
exhibited in Boegle's window-that Of scar
ing away the numerous small children who
c~ongregate around the store and block the
sidewalk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The Board Of County Commissioners
met yesterday. pursuant to adjournment,
Present. Commissioners Horn, Sadlsr ana
Page, and the Clerk. The minutes Of the
last meeting were read and approved. The
following business was transacted
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

Mrs. H. s. Lake, a noted anti Catholic
lecturer, will deliver a lecture at the Eureka
Opera House tonight. on ''Romanism in
America" She is said 10 be IN able
speaker. Admission free.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

Mr.. ]. Murrin. the merchant tailor. has
removed his store to the Western Hotel.
on North Main street, where he will be
pleased to see his old friends and custom
arg.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

Rev. c. B. Crawford departs this morn
ing for his regular visit to Palisade and
Cariin. He expects to return Thursday
evening.
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srRxErs-ns5 o'clock r. N.

Yellow Jacket-1SLb
sierra Nev.da-5Ob
Ophir--a3b
Oyerman--12Lb
Ward--65b
Utah--19La
Grand Prixe-oLb
Ophir--42b 42xa
CaIifornia--iOI,b
N. Bonapxa--2Lb
Oould A Currv--9b 0la
Uuiou-56 55ks
Sierra Nevada---5Os
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Bulrion shipment.

Wells, Fargo + Co. shipped this morning
three barr Of bullion, vAlusd at -, 904 81.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

The best assortment Of Hats aud Caps ever
brought 10 Eureka, embracing all of the very
latest styles. and ct prices 10 suit everybody,
a the Golden Rule Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

r AM NOW PREPARED TO ATTEND TO
transactions In Real Estate and Collections
in the State of Nevada, with promptncss and
dispatch. Attention gwen TO Powers Of Attor-
ney, and returns promptly made in all cases.
Also to the Purchase, Sale and Leasing Of
Mines. and information given to parties 1t .
distance regarding them.
REFERENCEs:
H. D~onnelly, Sup't Eureka Con. NJ. Co., Eu-
reka. New: r. Richard. sup't Richmond Con.
NJ. Co.. Eureka, New; Bishop / ssbin, Attor-
Sup't Eureka Tannel Co., Eureka, New; Pax
ton 4 c., Bankers, Eureka.
Eureka, November %, 1878. n30-tf
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Furnishfnx Goods.

Cashmere shirts in endless variety. Cal
ifornia all-wool undershirts and drawers. and
everything else IN the line, ut the Golden Rule
Store. Cheap for cxsh.
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FOR SALE.
SUITE OF ROOMS TO RENT.

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUITE OF
"A Rooms, suitable for man and wife, or two
single gentlemen. For particulars, apply to
MRS. NJ. q. CAvANAUGH.
North Spring Street.
Eureka. November %. 1879. n27-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

In Boots and Shoes, N immense assortment Of
which are offered 70 tbs people of Eureka At
prices that will teat all competitors. At the
Golden Rule Store.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
is COMING ro EUREKA.

Dir, sPINNEY. of the firm Of DR.. Spinney 1
Co., San Francisco. CAL. will visit this city OF
December I'd. and can be consulted vt the In
ternational Hotel. Eureka, from Monday, thu
I'd, until Saturday evening". December 7th
This will afford all those who may be suffering
with sprains. and nervous on spinal diseases
an opportunity 10 consult him. without the
troubie aud expense Of Visiting San Francisco
The Doctor is well known on the Pacific Coast
~ a successful specialist. 30 patents can con.
suit him in confidence. If he can cure, he will
say so IL not. he will also say 50. Consuita-
tions free. Thorough examination and advice,
s.. Once hours from Q O'Clock A. n. to I p. NJ,
and from 6 O'Clock p. NJ. to 4 r. y. n26
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

Albums. Ladies' Purses, Cups and Ssucers
Fancy Vases, Cigsr-holders, Cigar-cases. and
q host of tricks suitable for holiday presents.
at the Golden Rule Store, cheap for cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

Mcerpchnuna
Pipes, English Br1er and Fancy w.od Pipes. At
the Golden Rule Store. Cheap for cash.
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s70 M~exican--34k 80 344
,S50 Gould 4 Curry--9A %
sso Best 4 Belcher--2oh Il 2lh 2%
400 Caliiornia-lO+
2e0 savage-li 10t
90 Chollar-39 3yk
200 Con. virginia-S% "a
az Hale 4 Norcross-13 lax 121
as5 Crown Point-5h 8
$40 Yellow Jacket-14h IAN 14h
1870 Imperial-S0s
AIS Kentuck-4z
"a Alpha -10h ~ 10A
$40 Beicher--5 4yOc 495c
ftss Sierra Nevada-54 S. 541 b4%
lse Utah--2l 2Ok
7ss B~uifon-64 6k 81 81 81
7s5 Exchequer-4h A 4i0c
2O5 Over mAn--l2A l2T
Is SeR, Belcher-24h
1s0 JusticeL4k 480c 4S5c
40 Succor-1 90c 85c
1910, Union--5S 81 584 5eb
,ssO Ladg B~rysn-1s0c 170c 1900 i65c 1900
2l95c 1856
feO ya1ia-9G0c 3E
$50 Caledonia--2z 26Sc
900 Baltimore--1r
$40 silver Hill-16oc IL l5sc
IS Challenge Ia Ia
9I0 NOW IDTk-8US " " ~
40 Senat0r--21c
200 S~utro-20c
400 woodville -2jc
ITO Sheridan Goo 75c Toe
$50 L. Washington--1h
100 Kossuth-15c
800 Andes-75c zoe
200 Con. Washoe--3
1880 Wells ~Fargo-25c zoe Soc 6oc 55c
900 Wardrobe Csc
245 S~corpion--1h l45c 1900 IA 1900
100 Trojan soc
500 Benton-3k
200 N. Sierra Nevada--10c
124G Solid Silver-65c
Is N. Con. virginia--7h
1855 Flowery-70c CSC Coo
1875 N. Bonanxa--2 1850
100 New York-6jc
IS Scorpion -130c
200 Plutus-fz
800 Wells Fargo-5jc
EVENING BOARD.
800 Raymond 4 Ely--9I "a
las Eureka Con.--37 36k
135 Belmont--40c SOC 45c
IS Ls1pard- Ia
375 N. DelIe--10 90
$40 Hussey-40c
so Msnhattan--4
425 Defrees--25c
$40 Grand prize--9k 9as
1850 Argcnta---3x 360c 370c
$50 Argenta-3 65c
$500 Navajo--60c soc 40c 45c
TOO Endowment---40c Soc
$40 Indepcndcnce--l3oc lice 1856
800 Tnscarora--5c
so Jackson-5k
200 Star-4Jc
100 Day-25c Soc
400 Hillxide--3k 5000
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Wel1ss Fargo 4 Cs's Letter L.sxs.
The following letters were received II Wells,
Fargo 4 Cos onics last evening and not
delivered.
Jonathan Walker Miss Ella NJ Ros.-a
Aug ! Rogers Alex Kieupfer
y = Davis JBsbeo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

II you want your hne watches repaired Ia
the best manner and guaranteed for one year 10
keep correct time, go to Straus' Jewelry Store
below the Parker House. jtS
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Eureka. September %. 1878. se29-tf