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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04

! the permanent richness Of the mine than
for '.straight tips as to an approaching
rise or fall in the shares, so that they may
make their book" accordingly. This
class Of shareholders rains the best mine
in existence, and in that ruin involves the
honest investor connected with the con-
Germ. One Of these Richmond book
makers" living at st. Andrews, is referred
to by the committee. In the Mining Jour
nal Of January 20, 1877, it was stated that
the "Eichmond mine was stopped by in
terdict for working beyond boundary"
the telegram announcing that fact having
been received by the directors ON January
18th. The st. Andrews bookmaker tele-
graphed to the Richmond tlate) secretary
to know whether the report was true, and
was Naturally sore, because from the d.
%rcctors' knowledge of Mr.. Halls amiabil-
ity in telling everything to everybody he
was kept ~unacquainted with the fact) he
was told 1t was false, though Mr.. Hall en-
lightened him on the following Tuesday as
soon as he was himself aware Of the SER
vice of the injunction. Now, it should be
strictly enjoined upon all company officials
to reply to no kilograms from sharehold-
er3, whatever. No shareholder will ask
for information by telegram, except for the
purpose Of what is virtually a fraudulent
traffic in the shares /; SO that replying to
their kilograms is assisting the dishonest
to prejudice the honest shareholders. But,
at the same time, the mere fact that these
Richmond boo.mahcrs arc answered in
stead Of treated with silent contempt by
the London officials fully accounts for the
two pages Of what MAJ be regarded as deal
ers' kilograms, to which the committee
take exception.
But these refutations and criticisms Of
the committees report might be continued
almost indefinitely, as there appears to be
nothing unanswerable in the report, if, in
deed, there be anything that does not
answer itself. For my own part, / am
much disappointed with the report. which,
although large and elaborate, contained
really nothing that can be utilized by the
shat eholders.
A COMMON SENSE SHAREHOLDER.
Westminster, June g..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04
The GIorions Fourfb..

Banners are flying and everything looks
propititious for a lively time in Eureka.
The stores are also alive with people buy
ing goods to celebrate the anniversary Of
American independence. Morris Joseph,
of the Golden Rule store, is as usual alive
to the wants of the people, and has on hand
a large supply of flags and fireworks. He
also has an unusually large and well-select-
ed stock Of goods in fashionable hats, caps,
boots and shoes, shirts, neckties, and all
manner of things wearable to make up q
fine holiday appearance. His reputation
as a fair and liberal dealer is too widely
known to need further comment. WI
cheerfully recommend him to the favor o.
the people Of Eureka and vicinity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04

MI. J. r. Wilmington, the White river
rancher, has one hundred head of broken
and unbroken horses here for sale, which
he will sell singly or in lots. The horses
are all American, and OF his own raising.
He also offers for sale all his cattle, in
Guiding steers, in White Pine county.
They are a fine stock of cattle, of the Walsh
and Bedford breed, Of Colusa county, Cal
ifornia. He will sell the cattle in lots to
sui purchasers.
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At the Richmond,

The glorious Fourth will be duly OBJ
served at the Richmond Reduction Works.
A salute will be fred at daylight this morn
ing, and as many as possible OF the en-
ployes will be let off to participate in the
celebration. Lager beer and other refresh
mcnts will also be served at the works.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04

The committee Of arrangements for the
celebration to-day request us to state that
those who wish their children to take part
in the exercises, and who do not appear in
the Car of State, will place them in the
large wagon which has been prepared ex-
pressly for them, and which will follow the
car.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04

Tho foremen of the companies desire us
to state that members who design parading
to-day, must be at the engine houses at Q
o'clock, prompt; and, further, that any
having uniforms, and who do not intend to
use them, will confer a favor to loan them
to others.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04

John Gettow, one Of the oldest miners in
the district, and until recently employed
in the Eureka Consolidated, is lying dan
~gerously i'll with pneumonia at Ruby Hill.
His friends have fears that he cannot re-
cover.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04

Wells, Fargo d CS's Letter List.
The following letters were re- .eived at Wells.
Fargo l. Co.'S once last evening, and not de-
Iivcred:
T. r HervA
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At the r. O. To-Day

Cor. Wilson, (which is postmaster"
requests us to state that the Office will be
open to-day for the delivery Of letters from
8 to 9 O'Clock A. M, and from 5 to 6 o'clock
P. M, for the accommodation of the public.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04
The Eureka Tunnel.

We learn from General Conner, who
visited the mine yesterday, that the con-
tractors are in over 800 feet, and still in
shale, the indications being favorable for
striking the ledge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04

Internationally. M. Patterson, Pine
Station; Mrs. Baum and daughter. Pail
SADIE; Thomas Hawke, Virginia; William
Frazer, Austin; II. Harrison, Ruby Hill.
Parker House-H. T. Fitzhugh, Il. NJ.
Reisch, Cherry Greek; r. Bergman, J.
Bergman, Secret Canyon.
Jackson House-A. McLawrence, Ham
ilton; ]. e.. Parker, San Francisco; j. r.
Wilmington, Hamilton; John Williams
and Ed. Emery.
Turner House-william Brooks, Chas.
Pearson, Fish Greek; G.. w. Roberts, San
Francisco; M. g. DeLisle. J. Mcmahon,
@. W. Ladd, palisade; G. B. Brown, T. ],
Andrews, Ruby Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04

For your Fourth of July outfits, in the
way of clothing, examine the goods at the
White House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04

Onward welhelm, who was in my employ
for . few weeks only, was discharged by
me, and l have now secured one of the
best workmen on the Pacific coast, Mr.. William
Goegal, who has been connected with several
of the leading San Francisco houses, and pos
sesses many testimonials as to his skill and ex.
~cellence as a matchmaker. Customers are
notified that Repairing and Cleaning will be
promptly attended to and the work guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
p. STELER, Jeweler,
Main Street Eureka.
Eureka, June 10. 1875. jell
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500 Reward.

WIFE PAT eSx HU1D11D M.zAns'
i reward for The yssovsey - ~ va9e
and Chain, stolen from ouy slsa9Atpbg1e =
Wednesday afternoon. sboutl e'alese. ltte .
Swiss watch. Manufactured ~ xuuene0o90
1t Is = self-winder and ssttss. . - vooeAs
will return the watch an4 sAa11 y14 nee0vo'
the above reward A. ~
Eureka. June -. ls5a. tes]9
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The 2arlor saloon will give . splendid
spread Of edibles to-day. 1t is q bill Of fare,
and free to their patrons. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04

Wells, Fargo d Co. made the following
shipment Of bullion this morning
. bars. valued At $ls,471 %.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04

Bankrupt Sale Postponed.
The bankrupt sale Of the property of h.
Zottman has again been postponed to the
9th of July, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
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rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT I VIE ~
L be responsible for any debit. ect - 80
da<e. RI P(ElM.
HusskA. June .. In. "
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NoTICE rs HEREBY orvN, 1RAy ~
IN ing my absence. Nh. xAnDY. r
White Pine County Bank. b NJ eUGSM
corning me personally On ths In - ntdAe
Carpenter. DxDU0R
Eureka. June n. 1875. ta3Rao
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Arrivals and Departures.

Br THK EUREKA M rALIsADR RAILROAD.
Departures Yesterday.
W Sanders Gussie Manhcim
Addie Mannheim N Bcrwin
. Extrle NJ Wells
y Upton Err Clarke
, Langman T. Everts
Mrs Eyerts Chas Everts
Arrivals Last Night.
. Duffy yPhflifpson
II Donnelly K W Or Bazet
i C,bn W S Evans
j Il Parker Il Wren
j Mar.hant w Rw Bosworth
Mrs NJ Baum I'D DeLisle
Miss Rose Eyeriy Wilmington
10 NeIyer M.nilirn
W J Harris Bennett
y Lent
ARRIVALS.
Mrs N wescoatt Thos Higgins
Dan Cell
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No =" Bulldosers," but a genuine Habana. 10
what is offered you free gratis, and for naught,
at the Miners and Mechanics Trade Depot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-04

r. III. D., OF tho loyal school OF Mines,
with the samples of Richmond ores, fiue
dust, speiss, Stag n bullion brought
homo by the Committee as enumerated in
appendix @, also with a copy Of Mr.. Eiler's
report TO the committee, and with copies
Of the smelling sheets showing the losses Of
gold, silver and lead during the past three
years, and request him, as soon as posi-
BILE, TO advise the company as to the better
and more economical treatment of the ores
in future. n n n
20. That no purchases or contracts be
made by the general manager involving a
larger sum than FL 900, without the pre-
vious and express sanction of the London
board.
"a. That all contracts 70 rstores and min
| ing work at Eureka be made monthly, as
far as possible, by sealed tender, or by
| public bidding, under the direction Of the
| general manager; and all contracts be en-
tered in a Contract Book"
IS. That no person in the company's
| employ be allowed to furnish supplies of
any kind.
&c. That no contract or agreement re-
| lating to the purchase or sale OF lands or
properties-contracts with other compan-
ies-compromises--the disposal OF bullion
by sale or otherwise, for any term exceed
ing one month, should be entered into by
the general manager or other officer, with
out the previous approval by the London
board, OF the terms and conditions OF thu
same.
81. That a correct register be kept In
the London and Eureka offices Of all It'll,
deeds, agreements, contracts and other i'm
portant documents and papers relating II
the affairs Of the company, and that they
be neatly copied into a book to be kept fol
that purpose, in the order of their dates
26. That the stock accounts should b,
taken at the end Of February in each year
whether the reduction works are shut dow
or not, and that the statistical returns b
prepared for the various departments, ant
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
Al notices Of q
name and address.
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DIED

ANDERSON AT YOnKers. N, "; December H. 1873. NATL
da, wife Of Isaiah Anderson. IN her 36th year. go go
Funeral from her late residence IL schooisL fuay zon
inst, at o'clock p m.
CHAPMAN-At Hethel Conn, December Is, ISIS Polly
Nichols wow of the late Joseph Chapman OF Montreal r.
place the residence OF Mrs Alfred Chap
man. Ia Bethel. on Thursday.
COoKE-On Tuesday December IL at his late residence NO
West 25th-st, Chauncoy L. Cooke M. d. In tue 7lst
Friends Of the family are respectfully attend his u
neral from Trinity Chapel. West 26thsI on Friaay the
10Th inst, at lO:30 o'clock
DIXoNon Wednesday. December 1s at his late residence
435 East 0Cthst James r. DiXOn in the eoth wear Oh AIS
Prayers the honse at p. Friday. ..n
the residence Of Miss Hnbbs at Rye.
the depot arrival OF the lOa M train from
Newly OTk on Saturday.
HUNT-Suddenly, Thursday morning. at his late resi-
dence "a Macdougas John H. Hunt IN the 10Th year OF
his age.
Notice OF funeraI hereafter.
KNOXAt Union, \. j. on Tuesday 18th Inst Of inaamma
tory rheum ism, Henry Mcdonald OF George and Mary
Knox. aged wears and 27 dayS
MEADAt North Green Teh Conn., on SATURDAY Decemo@e5 @
years.
R1CHARDsON-on December TO- at the residence of Mrs
Of Caytan Edward richardson, aged 70 ysirs
sMITH-On Thursday December Jotham, eldest son Of
Rr the
funeral without further notice from MS late resdence Ra
venswOOJ, L. T. saturday December ~ az $50 o. ~
Carriages wiz be in attendance at Hunters Point
Intermeht at WOOdawn
sTEEDMAE-on wednesday, December 10. Mrs. Mitchell
FuneraIom residence q her sOunlaw the Rev wisn
~ TyiG D. d. Mest WE ~ no on ud dT sar ~
sUYDAM-On Tuesday H. after short illness.
Jacob suydam. aged Il years --,,..... .o.u.- =, e.
VIII AXE place from hts late residence corner OF y'
ergreenave and Woodbnest, Broo&lyn, E. d., on fiay,
RSsve friends and acquantances are respectfully invited
lttent.
TnORNToN7At saratoga springs on saturday, the lia
inst. Of apOplcNy Mrs. Hester NJ. Thornton
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
MUSICAL NOTES.

The Paris COnservatOne has accepted an
overrr written nv Sir AT sullivan. II is to be per
formed at the Society's concerts
Miss Lillian b. Norton, who made remark
ably fayor.b IMPRESSION her appearance here ~
G,lmores Garden two ago, and who went ahroad
with NJ? Gi IN re a his band. Ia studying III E"'ls
She gave lrOmise OF excellent thlhgs
The London Figaro of November = says +:
"To-p,clt AT stciuway Hall, Mr William Carter VINO
has alrpady distinguished himse by playing i've ol
Beethovens piano sOuatas IN one atiernO"n proposes 10
pcror,p the whole OF Mendelssohns Lcdereder Ohne
Worte from the first to the hast do not know whom
The most TO congratuate-Mr Carter his audience. hrs
p1ano or--Mendessohn." Won BulOw recently per
formed sim lar feat at st. Janess Hail. PLAYING Bee
fuovens five sonatas Op lOl, LOG, l09 40 and Ill
In regard to this remarkable performance The L1ndo
Aeq9eng saws: Except rs a test of memory-ior tue
rauist played without bouk-it Is difficult to assiTn q
motive Tor such singular task exhaust NJ aR" Ia per
former aud audience. Musicians viii scarcely ute' 10
be reminded that Beethoves last sOnataS belong 10 :
sO-caled third manner, and that tac performance :"
one of them Is geDeTaT considered u>lucl CIlcEoH
OF executive abllty, well rs 81 compliment 10 tlc lu-
II eleCtual capacy OF those VINO C coupon 10 S'h
II therefore easy estuac tie strain inVoVeu upon
such works. 4 the manner IN which Dr. Won bu oW
acquitted himself of his arduUus though selll1ies
labOrs. much might be said IN the difecl."h p",n
praise auI ola l. only faiI to Dr.. Hajls
Won Bfow 10 add that loss memory occurred bdt oufe
or tWIce during entire performance, ara thch Only
for an instant; and that ptuns u mental OF mt
chs meal exhaust wer3 percepnhe even near ne
close At two three OF his Ntw-NUrk rtc.ldis Won
Biilov paved as many as four Beethoven sOuaa, AMI
,Dusiein, M Of his cluwaN II u rcc!aI PA! eu
Elk, among which were NUs. lu9 ana III.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
4 POOL IN CHICAGO FREIGHT EASTWARD

CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-The Railroad Conven-
tion to-day unanimously adOped the report agreed Oh
last night By the joint committee. THIS report provides
that the Chicago roads leading East shall pool their
business on he plan the roads out OF Cincinnati
Incianapos Peoria and st. Louis; that the arrange
Iucnt shall go effect immediately that the rates
shall be res Ored TO the basis OF the tariff
o. November %. namely, 35 rents per 100 pounds on
grain and 40 cents fuurih-ctaSs freight 10 NewYork
tDat all from AL points be restored at once mat
none of tue roads here represented shall heTeaftr be
parties 20 any contract agreement, or allow rebates
below the agreed tariff aud that all existing
the chairman or the Joint committee. An ap
portioumeut Of freight was III de as follows:
~ Chlca o roads aud Michigan Central, ~ per cent
Lake Shore ami Michigan Southern, 27 Pittsburg and
Fort Wayne. 26 Baltimore aud OHIO, 10; PltsbuTg
Cincinnati and -. Louis, T. These figures aggregate
per cent mucn but Of the roads seemed willing
make reduction and the matter will be arbitraied
In the meantime pool is Oh this account practically
imperative for tlr present Uutl further action lake
and rail rates will be cents less than all ran rates
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
LAKE MITIGATION.

CHICAGO, Dec. ia dispatch from st. Paul
says The only important business transacted by the
Lake Navigation Improvement Convention today
were the presentation or reports by the Com
nittees on statistics and Resolutions. Among
the resolutions adopted were ones asking nom
Congress an appropriation for the survey OF the
channels Between Lake Superior and Lake Huron. and
so much for the Improvement OF the present channel
and tho st. Clair Flats and the trot River in the
opinion Of the War Department be judicously ex-
prnded The coming season. also asking for an aPprOpri
alton to complete the survey Of the harbor at the head
OF Lake Superior and ITS early Improvement so as to
meet the present Increasing demands OF commerce.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS.
A VISIT TO FREDERICK KhUrISA's WAREHOUSE AM

A VISIT TO FREDERICK KbUTINA's WAREHOUSE AND
MANUFACToBY.
To those who like to have all parts of the
house beautifully and appropriately decorated and
furnished visit the furniture factory a1d warehouse
OF Frederick KFuna Nos 90 and % East HoustOD-st,
will productive Of pleasure. If only from the know
edge gained OF what be done by udicous
peuditure Of money Mr.. Rrutina manufactures all the
goods that he sells. except a few articles OF
ebony and ivory, which imported by him
self The purchaser Ia thus not required to pay
4 profit 70 the middleman, aud has the guarantee
of tue manufacturers welestablshed character for the
durability OF the goods purchased On tue rst floor Of
hall furniture in Eas lake and Queen Anne styles with
Japanese ntatoB. There are debOards rang
ing from the simplest pattern at $50 eact TO those of
the elaborate finish, Ornaened with carvings OF
fruit flowers fish and game and made Of subs Lantial
black walnut Hall stands may be buught nom SO TO
$3.50; extension tables from $40 10 500, aud dining
chairs covered with leather 100 different shades aud
ranging IL price from 60 10 $25 each.
The second floor Is devoted parlOr furniture VIII ch
IL made OF ebonIzed wood ebO tnlad with Is Dry and
covered with satin, cashmere aud raw SILK IN all shades
OF pieces. ebony naid with iyOIy Is valued
al $500 centreable OF real ebony inlad with IVORY
cOs,s $3.50, and table IN aid with IqueIre
from Si0 $3.50. handsome cabinet of walnut, with
Frenen veneer, ebony, mHrquetrie and gliding. with
japanese carving Is valued 81 c4OO 1ne most fashion
abe cabiuets are II ebnlZud WOOD Didld win IVORY
Tasteful ladies' desks from Sl5 10 Sl25 On the
thrd floor are bedroom IN the styles tie
furniture IN the rooms below. bedsfead and bureau
Quefne, the bcdBiend having sik tnopy trimmed with
fringe aud gimp, are marked $3.50 pretty set Is OF
ASH fnid with brdseye maple. There is large variety
of WardrObes, ana very pretty bureau WIN arnOfe
combined The fourth hOOr IL devoted 10 Library iGful
nItuTe which can De found IN great variety. On the
floors aboYeis stored furniture OF cheaper kinds.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
purpose of dspOsins Of goods made by worthy poor per-
sou

purpose dsposng Of goods made by worthy poor per
sons.
John Bole. age forty, a rigger, while at work
Brooklyn OF the East River Bridge yester-
day was seized with ft and was removed to the City
Hospital.
Thomas Goodman. age seventy-six, of No.
158 Classon-ave, while being shaved In John Mllers
saloon, No 211 Classonaye, yesterday. died suddenly
from paralysis
The Charities Commissioners yesterday
called upOn the Supervisors to furnish 1900 pounds OF
chicken and 260 pounds OF turkey for the New Years
diuner In tnr county institutions.
The summing up of counsel in the case OF
William Porter trial the Court of Sessions for bur
glary and grand larceny took place Yesterday Judge
Moore will Charge The jury this morning.
On Sunday evening Christmas-Tide SER
vice Will be given az the Westminster PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Brooklyn. The choir. under the direction OF
Mr G. Lasar, and with the asslstince Of Nine cemen-
tine Lasar soprano will perform several selections
from Garrtts service in d. together with an ahtheu
by Tours and other appropriate muse
In obedience to the direction of the Police
Commissioner, Detective Curran, of the FIRST Pre-
cinct, who charged with neglect in permitting gam
bling flourish IN that recnct. ofcred his g.
guauun Yesterday II was accepted, and he WIS at
appointed Da,rOlman and assigned to duty IN tie
Tenth Precinct HIS pay Is reduced from Sl'oOO 70 so0o
year.
The Rev. Father Carroll, of st. Vincent
de Paui's Church. IN North slxJn-st. Informed ON
Wednesday that two aged women were in destitute
condition in the rear of No 252 North Fflh-st. He
found them in a formerly used a workshop
Both the women more than seventy years OF age
They were thuy dressed, and there no fire in the
when food offered they Nere unanle TO par
take of It first account o. weakness caused by
long sting Tne women are sisters, OF me n"iDe OF
Fitzgcrad. They had lived IN the place three weeks
They lakeu to the Atm>hOnse In Flatbush.
Professor A. X. Eaton, who made chemical
analyses connection with the murder OF Sara Alexan
der Dy Pesacn n. RuOrnsten. in December, lS75 was
before the SUPERVISORS Finance Committee yes erday n
relation TO a bill Of $3.50 which lie submitted for his
work. He said that he wOrKed twenty-One days. with
nterruI ton, and five six nights, moon the ctse
and explained detail the process OF ANALYSIS. He pro-
dured glass slides COut,lntug some Of The murdered
girls blood. Inc bill tIyorably reported by the
committee and passed by the super IN the afer
Professor EaCon mas alreauy received $500 on
account.