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condemn their vcnal associates. and de-
nouncc the species Of legislation in which
they engage are not above accepting annual
rctainers from corporations having interests
before Congress, not unlikely to be consid-
cred by committees over which they pre-
side. or Of which thcy arc influential
members. Morally considered, such Sena-
tors are no better than PoMERoY, CALD-
WE'LL, INGALLS,, or that tribe Of traders who
deserve to take rank below the carpet-bag-
gers. whose vocation was thcving, on n
large or small SCALE according to the op-
purtunity.
II the charges against INGALLS, are eus-
taincd, the Senate will be expected to do Its
whole duty. and TO make an example OF him
to deter others from like practices. Corrup-
tion has invaded every branch of the Gov
elnmcnt. and is far more dangerous to the
lie of the republic than sectional agitation.
1t must bc cast ont at any cost. and no mat
ter who may suffer, whether Republican or
Democrat There are rotten legislators on
both sides, and the worst Of all are those
who, undcr smooth exterior, md with cant
ON their trcachcrous lips. affect to oppose
subsidies. while they arc actually engaged
in snoaking jobs through 10y venal comhi-
nations that are moro rank than any OF the
other class
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A Hopeful Look for Mr.. William ID.
Kelley.

II was part Of the philosophy Of tho an
cicnt Egyptians, whose legends have de-
sccnded tous in the classics to have a skele-
ton at n feast, This reminded men that
they were mortal. 1t told them that death
followed lie, and that defeat might succeed
u victory
4 skeleton presents itself 20 Mr. SAMUEL
J. RANpALL in the hour OF his triumph 1t
tells him that his hold on the Speaker,hlp
may be temporary. He received one hun
drcd and forty-thrce votes, but his rival
from his own State, Mr.. WILLIAM d. KEEL
LEY, received one. Now one, by n simple
process Of multiplication, may become one
hundred and forty-thrce.
Supposing Mr KELLEY to be sixty years
Of age now and his vote to increase only
ono every year, at the age Of two hundred
and two he may become Speaker. II Me
TiUsELAH had heou elected at this age, and
hccn kept in till the time of his death, he
would have held the Office much longer than
any one man ever did hold It.
Let Mr.. KELLEY tako courage
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Whose Victory Was IT.

Since It was decided that Mr.. RANDALL
was TO bc the Speaker Of the now House of
Representatives., many Of our esteemed
contemporaries have been discussing 20
whose benefit his success was to enGrc.
Tho general answer is, to Mr. TILpEN's.
1t seems to be assumed that the prospects
Of somc Presidential, candidate are to be
improved by it.
Now, we look upon Mr.. RANDALL's sue
cess ns the triumph Of correct principles in
the Govcrnment-thc triumph Of economy
OF honesty. Of nationality.
Opposed TO Mr.. RANDALL were sectional
ism, tainted by secession sentiments, and
the most audacous iobbery.
Whether Mr.. TILDEN will derive any ben
GIFT from the election OF Mr.. RANDALL de-
pcnds.
Mr.. TLpEN, surrounded by n Bureau Of
NincompoopS, can never become President
OF the United States.
II Mr.. TILDEN is idcntfcd-as in the
common speech Of the people he allows him-
self to be--w.,h such an illogical illegal,
and outrageous crusade a EDWARD COOPER
is making against that patriot soldier, Gen.
SMITH, we think Mr.. TILDEN will be greatly
lowered in public estimation.
We regard Mr. TiLDEN as n statesman OF
great ability. We are not avcrsc to sup
porting him for reelection to the Presidency.
At the same time we are just as free to
support any other candidate.
We are equally opposed to the arbitrary
one-man power. whether it be named JOHN
KELLY or SAMUEL J. TILDEN.
We think the last vestige Of the Bureau
Of Nincompoops, whether it be the Literary
Bureau, which seems to be about de'unct. or
the Municipal Bureau. headed by EDWARD
COOPER, should be abolished, before Nc.
TILDEN can hope TO come very near to the
great heart of the great American people.
Thus we see that whose triumph the re-
election Of Mr.. RANDALL is. may be ro-
garded as m unsoivcl conuudrum.
To him it is probably sufficient that he is
reelected.
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carr WILLTiMS'S TRIAL.


The Police Board Yesterday appointed
Monday next at T. ~ for the trial Of Capt.
Williams for clubbing Mr. Blake at Glmoro's
Garden. Tho usual course is 10 have COM
plants against member Of the force pass
through the hands oi the Committee on Rules
and discipline. 1 he Committee delegates an
inspector 70 examine lutn the complaints q -
cover whether They nrn we'll founded. aud
whether the complainant is a reputable Iicrson
not making tae complaint ior purposes of
hnrkWai. u the inspector reports nNnrH' 'v
on the comulriNf. fhr tpmnitf"". Ht % ful Buul
meeting. names th" day ON which it shall %"
tried President Smith Is making the compliant
in the present tuSiance-itSelf an unusual pro-
ceodiur-had the effect OF naming the above
early day for Capt Nillinms's trial. without tho
ordinary delay Oi Investigation.
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Another Assistant District Attorney.

A hI hl, uoru introduced intp the Logis-
m,ur To- provide another Assistant District
Attorney for the city ana county of Now
York.
With such competent assistants as Mr..
PHELPS has-and especially considering the
peculiar qualifications of Mr. PHELPS him
self W" -hpld hardly suppose another as
eataut iudlspensable. still, To reward aomo
particular halt-horse and half-alligator
politician. some Republican Democrat. the
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The number for April Of HarpH's Magazine
is very attractive. The Illustrations too, Of which there
is greater number than usual quite up to the stand
ard OF excellence for which this magazine Is famous The
articles hcein with the second series OF Sketches m T,
ro hy g T. Mauns, DR.. whl gives an interesting az.
count ol his experiences there. Alt,r this. "S.urturt
IN America by q W. Bcmanln, rcmresque Ed.n.
hurgh by Helen s. Conant, Street Scenes in Havana
by Frank II Taylor, are all oharmiusly treated Miss
olve Logan also contributes an article entitled " Tho
Ancestry OF Bruddcr Bones" which needs be read %
he appreciated, and following this the "rhuadclphN
boo by Marie howlnud, receives a due amount o at.
ruuou, Among the other contributors are pr j. W.
pralcr Ms, chumpncy Mrs Blake &c These ami some
letters from George Washington TO Dr. Mitchell are well
worth reading ON the whole, We do not remember to
have ever seen HIeI appear to better advantage than
this month.
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Another OF the class of persons who make
living rs private deie 'tives. and occasionally
rs private hlAckma!lcr-. has been arrested In
Boston. His name j. JAMES 5. TEMPLE. md
be is nccused oi trying to ovt1rt s2.5Ol from
Mr.. \. W FARRiNGroS by threatening - ac-
cusc FAnBINGroN Of a crime II is 70 be- hoped
that TEMPLE. il guilty. Will De dealt with as
severely as the law provides. F1r one such
cg-e that comes to the courts. sores are SUP
pressed, the victims preicrrng To submit 20
tlackmail rather than drag the vampires into
the lght u nnhIirLty.
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We are indebted to the publishers. Messrs
John Murphy 4 Co. OF balumore Tor copy of the new
amt enlarged edition of llictcys " Constitution ol tho
United States which they have Just brought ont under
the editorial care Of Alexander Cummings Esq Tho
mass OF varied historical information the volume con.
tainS renders 1t indispensable TO every public man
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MITRIlfONIIL.


the Girls from Foreign Lands.
About two weeks ago goSupcrintcndcntJ jack
son Of Castle Garden received two letters ono
from Louis L. Bode Of Shenandoah. Page
County. Iowa and another from Anton l.
OF 1856 South Seventh street. 81. Louis. request
ing him to send them each wife from the
young German, Swiss. or scandinavian women
arriving ns emigrnnts at this port. Bodc COM
planned Of the dcarth Of mnrriarcablc women
in Iowa" and. being Il childlcss widowcr 80
years of aGc. he desires TO marry again. and
wants the union to be made in busincss-likc
way and with despatch. He writes that he is u
wcll-to-do farmer Anton l. writes that
hei n baker. As Mr.. jackson does not feel
equal to the serious duties Of matrimonial
agent. he has paid no attention to the requests,
but their uui lirntion has Interested number
Of the Ecntlor seN ic that d".rrc thnt they iinNr
written 10 him. Following, are some ol thc pro-
p0snls n.... ,,,.., 81 ,s-o
SIR We saw your ndycrii. mcnt ~ ne n, nncw,.larcr
stating that there were Two gentlemen "i-hint Wnrs
the one being baker and tho olIer lntn.r We arc
drsrahl" Young ladies wismns oRct n'r,ru hi" t ,c
occupations oi ihl" srufl mon at'. vr Suhhh", iNr
nSSt ,tr,ct hiacrc Naryn r Mi o'',e, ana
Nc iarmer csn write tier ol-" and dcci u. "a
letters 10 thc above stating all particulars. they viii be
NrVApK. 81. March T.. is7n.
M Mr JA'E,2NCn,nf c., So & ,,W 70 ni, ' H. y WEI
inf q partner for lur i1 JOIN Mtih MN 49, h"npE
an arrangement Understand nll kinds o wurk-n"u-c
and needle woiv I in widow. a-,d ~ u the srnt
accommodated Your. 'l r,.r, r,,. -. ,.....,x .-
Ntv rApK ro. March =. is7o
Scrins 6y ie' , . ,s @ & O." Sr
cnrcs accent n, heart ani hnid aid ilvc mine u 20.
turn au 20 want q" hWnc. AMI hnyr gta. dr,r, 10
am -3 year. oi nlr. about 81 igct u mLlt W,-h 70
eye; and make yer, scn'".l nrrcarancc. am. am 9i m
fIflU Ifff O. %. NI
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u LAdy-"Is thAtreally trucW Druggist-"YeA madam
mr.. Bnlla C0ulh Slrup Is only rs eeutS ''-Ais
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Senator WINDOWS plan for colonizing
colored men meets with opposition from FRED
DOUGLASS. who thinks the negroes in the South
are yet TO receive the same treatment accorded
to those Of the North as human progress is not
confined q any ono part Of the country and
that IL placed in a territory they would meet the
fate that has overtaken the Indians. But FRED
DOUGLASS isn't so anxious 10 reduce the repre-
sentation OF the South in Congress as is WIN
DOM.
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On Feb. "a the French Minister OF War
addressed n circular 10 the Military Governors
Of Paris and Lyons the (cviD Governor Con
eral OF Algiers. and the General commanding
the several army corps calling their attention
10 the unrepeAled decree Of July IA. 1875. and
inviting them 10 conform to its provisions by
having the MnrseillAise played by nil the
military bands on all occasions when tn air
oficici" is required. This is more important
thun It may seem at FIRST thought In one Of
his books YIcToR HUGo calls tho Marseillaise
n daniLedu-a torch. II has certainly proved cf-
ncacious at aN times in infamiug tho love Of
liberty IN French hearts. and for that cause has
been dreaded by King ana Emperor alike. An
army through which the strains OF the Mar
scillase are echoing from years end to years
end is not likely to be dragged into any reac-
tionary plo, against tho republic.
After all, Can't. WILLIAMS does not seem
to be the custodian Of SO many scandals affect
ing the Police Commissioners or any members
Of the Police Commission. that there is no pos
sibility OF securing his trial by the Police Com
mission for any misdecd
Tammany's finger marks are plainly
spread upon the bin to prevent residents Of
New Jersey from leasing parts Of Washington
Market. The Tammany chief who acts as
Comptroller supcryiscs the letting Of the mar
ket stalls. and it would be his interest to let
them 10 men whose votes he can control.
Monticello, tho ancient Virginia home Of
THOMAS JETFERsoN, which is to be offered for
sale by auction tomorrow. is n monument TO
some 81 the eccenlriciues as we'll ms TO the
wealth and refinement OF its founder. II stands
upon a little mountain spur two or three miles
distant from the Virginia town Of Chnrlottcs-
willie, and looks down upon the gan through
which the Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad now
runs. II commands view Of rare beauty and
variety, Away of in the southwest the famous
peaHs Of Otter are seen whilo three or four
miles to the westward the dome OF tho Univer-
sty of Virginia rises in majestic proportions,
Between the university and the mountain the
town nrstrs among It's trees while the rolling
and undulating landscape dotted with fertile
farms spreads out far and wide in picturesque
variety under tho hnzy blue atmosphere Of that
mountain region. But II the sccnc from Mon
uccllo is beautiful, the road leading to il is a
hard one to travel. Tho foundation is Of red
/ clay over which nre strewn pieces Of limestone
/ varying IN dimensions rom tho size of n brick
10 the size Of n nour barrel. SO that in wet
weather the ascent aud descent alternate from
n Jolt to Il stick In the mud. In Seasons Of sleet
! snow. or ice. Monticello Is almost inaccessible
| and there is credible tradition that JEFFER-
! sons ncighbors used heartily 70 curse the
! fancy which perchcd his homo upon that
/ mountain top Ono Of the most notable
ieaturos OF the mansion is grand
octagonal salon ornamented with bas re-
| leis. covered with lofty ceiling and
The sun., 1879-03-19

New ORLEANS, March 1s.-The Southern
Bank has suspended Depreciation in securities espe,
eialV m consolidated ein bonds ia assigned tbs
The sun., 1879-03-19

Lung aud Throri Disorders HcmedIed by
jayncs ENpcctoraut -.tir
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While New York and Connecticut hesitate
about commemorating the patriotic deeds oi
NATHAN HALE. New Hampshire. Vermont and
Massachusetts are moving with energy toward
erecting Il monument 70 the men who with
JoHN STARK fought at Bennington. The Gov
ernors OF these States are appealing for money.
and Il is plain that The munument IS 70 be built.
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Right again. Gov. ROBINSON! The charter
OF Il city should not be- changed except FOR the
best of reasons. as YOU say in the veto message
of yesterday. Aldermen should not he allowed
e. hold positions under the United States Gov
eminent They would take the salaries OF both
Offices and neglect the duties Of ono or the other
Besides there is an unpleasant SAVIOR OF special
legislation abou, the bill. which alone condemns
il. The vetoed bill. proposed 10 allow Congress
man O'REILLY TO retain his seat in the Brook
lyn Common Council and nt the same time
represent IN" Second New York District in Con
Gress. As we'll might Congressman PIERCE Of
Buffalo have asked to hold his place as member
OF the Legislature. from which position he re-
signed last week to 20 to Washington.
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After all, Capt WILLIAMS does not seem
to be the custodian Of SO many scandals affect
ing the Police Commissioners. or any members
Of the Police Commission. that there is no pos
sibility OF securing his trial by the Police Com
mission for any msdecd.
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Mr.. RANDALL's brief speeches from the
chair at the opening AMI close Of tho session
are good and nont tt those who have n.ycr
tried IT, the composition Of these p"r,un tory
speeches may seem easy; but in renl.ty Il is n
severer test Of a mans Judgment and tact than
is afforded by much moro preteniious efforts
ot oratory. The art Of saying Just the right
thing on such occasions neither too little nor
too much is rarer than is commonly supposed.
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Tho Forty-sixth Congress began Its first
session yesterday without especial incident.
There was. indeed. u little furry whom. the vote
for the Speakcrship having been announced In
the House. CoNGER arose to say that loss than n
majority Of ths whole number Of members
elected had cast votes for Mr.. RNSDALL; but
it was Of short duration. for O'REGILY OF
Brooklyn hastily entered and demanded that
his ballot be recorded for the Demo-
cratic candidate and II being accepted
Mr. RANDALL was declared elected. The Clerk
admitted HULL. the Democrat who brings tho
florida Governors certificate instcnd Of Bis
DEE. the contesting Republican; and he also nd
mittcd the Iowa delegation. tho constitutions
ality Of whose clection is questioned. A short
talk over tho revision of House rulcs. and an
other relative TO the reception of protest
against admitting Mcssrs. BurTERwoRTH and
YovSG, Republican members from Cincinnati
districts ended the proceedings.
After the newly elected Senators had been
sworn in there arose a discussion az TO the nd
mission OF Senator BELL OF Nrw Iamushire
who was appointed by tho Governor 20 ll
vacancy pending tho reassomhling Of the Leg
islnturc. Senator WALLACE lod the opposition
and secured the putting aside Of BELLS ere.
dentials.
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II DIR. WElTING proves what he alleges
concerning the election OF fraud-defcnler
HIscocK to Congress from the Syracuse dis
trlc, HIscocKs ambition toward the Governors ;
chair may tumble. According 20 Dr. WEIriNG.
the election was carried against him by bribery,
intimidation. and the Interference OF United
States Mnrshals and supervisors %: elections.
Tho proper steps have been taken toward So
curing th" presence of "A Congressional commit
tee In Syracuse 10 inquire into the allegations
made By the contestant. Meantime. the Re-
publican wing of the Canal Ring are pushing
HIscocK for the Goycrnorship.
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Tammanys finger marks are plainly
spread upon the bin TO prevent residents Of
New Jersey from leasing parts Of Washington
Market The Tammuny chief who acts as
Comptroller supcryiscs the letting Of the mar
ket stalls. and it would be his interest to let
them 10 men whose votes he can control
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politicians Of both parties may think 1t cx-
pediont to pass tho bill
Buff any assistant officer is to be created,
why not make an assistant Mayor Sup
pose for instance the venerable DR.. PETER
COOPER were appointed assistant TO his
son? Then suppose Mr. ADRIAN HEWITT
were appointed second assistant We should
have all the COOPER talent, by birth and
marriage. in the Office. 1t would not be too
much, because it is n very important Office.
Then il Mr.. EDWARD COOPER ehould want
TO go South or abroad for his health or for
recreation. and should leave the venerable
Dr. PETER COOPER in his place, tho absence
of the nominal Mayor would not he noticed.
Another course, quite the opposite is open
TO the Legislature, and that s TO deposc tho
present assistant Mayor. still, the wear
ing Of the GREEN is in order on St Patrick's
Day; and may not the Mayor be excused
for observing the fashion?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-28
application ron PATENT

nyo THE CAROLINE MINE.-No. 5t6-
United States Land Once, Eureka, De.
cember q. 1879. Notice Is hereby given thai
Eyerts 4 Co. aud Simon Fisher, whose Post-
office address is Hamilton, Nevada, have this
day nled their application for a patent tor
/ .0nO linear feet Of tbs Caroline mine or vein
bearing silver, with surface ground two nun
dred feet In width, situate, lying and Icing "a
White Pine Mining District, County OF Wlite
pine. aud state OF Nevada. and known and des-
ignated by tile field notes and official plat on
ale in this Office az Lot Number ~. the exss-
rier boundaries Of said Lot No. ~ being as lo!-
lows, TO wit. Variation 1G deg ~ min east
Commencing nj . post marked No. ! Y. > sur.
vey No. 81, whence u. :. monument NO. bears
N n deg W, z .49o feet: the section corner com,
mon to Sections 2 and 3, + ID n, X u n, ss@
Sections "a and rs, Ti6 N, KbI +, bears =
deg as min II, 1, 800 feet; the old Amador smart
bears N % deg IS min E., 273 feet; and me aia,
covery tunnel on this claim bears ? ~ us p,s ~
min W, 2e4 feet. Thence, running icy eeuise'
4 "a deg w, / 900 feet. to post No. 2 ~ sun,
vey No. 81: I'd course, y 66 deg w, wv zee, ~ ~
post No. ., u. 4. Survey No. IS. Sd course, IS
deg II, 900 feet, TO post No. 4, y. > 5u.F.y
No. 3s; 4th course. s GO deg h, w iee,,.o
place of beginning. containing o.io aciss.
This claim Is bounded ON the north ~ =
silver Chamber mining claim. a relocstion "a
the Amador. The location of this mine - auIy
recorded IN the Recorders office OF White fiho
Mining District, In Book j, page ao', OF 'nv
mining records OF said district. Any anu ~
persons claiming adversely any portion OF Sal"
Caroline mine, or said mining ground az NJ
inbefore described. are required 20 ME ,n.n
adverse claim with the Register OF the unlsy
States Land Office. at Eureka, in the STARE
Nevada. during the sixty days period Of publ.
cation hereof. or they will be barred ny virtue
Of the provisions Of the statute.
d7-G0d JAMES McMARTlN, hegis'ef.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-28
sHERIFF,s SALE.
sHERIFF's SALE.
JAMES NJ. OWENS, Plaintiff,
vs..

JAMES M. OWENS, Plaintiff
vs..
JAMES siAs, Defendant.
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
~ Of sale, and judgment of foreclosure Of
mortgage, issued out Of the District Court of
the Sixth Judicial District Of the State of Ne
vada, ON the 9Th day of December, A. d. 1879,
Owens. the above named plaintiff, obtained
judgment against James sias, defendant, which
said judgment was, on the 9th day OF Deem
Der, A. d.. 1879, recorded in judgment Book b,
page so, of the said District Court / am COM
manded to sell all that certain piece and parcel
of land. known and described as Lot No. Six
10y, in Block No. Twenty-four (2G, situated
within the limits of the Monroe Survey of the
town Of Eureka, and embraced within what is
known as the Robbins Tract, together with all
tenements, Entertainments and appurtenAnces,
to raise the sum of ten hundred and eighty-fve
Isl ,0S5) dollars, In United States gold coin. TO-
gether with interest thereon at the rate Of two
per cent. per month, in like gold coin, from
date hereof till paid. damages adjudged due
the plaintiff, together with the sum o. seventy
eight and 76-10O dollars, taxed costs 1878. 76-100l
and all accruing interest and costs of sale.
Public notice ia hereby given that ! have this
day levied upon and on THE Sd
DAY OF JANUARY, A. ID. 1880, at IL o'clock
noon of said day. at the let and premises above
described, in the town of Eureka, county of
Eureka. Nevada, I will, in obedience to said
order Of sale, sell the above described property,
TO satisfy plaintiffs judgment. with interest
thereon and costs, to the highest and best bid
der for gold coin of the United States.
MATTHEW KYLE, Sheriff.
BY JAS. +. MASON. Deputy.
JoHS T. BAKER. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Eureka, Eureka county, Nevada. December
Is, 1879. ldec1ttd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-28
ANTONIO FERRARIS,
PRACTI CAL AND ANATOMICAL
DR,
Bateman street, Opposite the Ne"
Court House.

Doors MADE TO ORDER. OF
ID best French Materials. Perfect MS
guaranteed. A full assortment OF custom -
made boots constantly on hand. Ladies wvIs
made up in the best French style. Cork'soied
boots q specially. expressly for winter M
spring wear, with Scotch bottoms II aeslrss'
French dressing for ladies' and chiiarsn and
A large assortment Of imported boots ~"
shoes always ON hand.
Repairing neatly and promptly executed.
None but practical workfnen are empiose."
this establishment. Call and examinv ny
work. rFns
Eureka. Sept. 10, 1879. SET"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-28
Notice to Delinquent Co-owners

ITO JAMES BURNS, JOHN QUIGLEY AND
i HUGH LEONARD: You, and each Of you,
and your represetattves and successors In in
terest respectively. are hereby notified that l
have performed work and labor upon the
Mountain View mine and ledge. situated In the
Secret Canyon Mining District. Eureka county,
Nevada. to the amount and value of Six Hum
dred 1901 Dollars, in United States gold coin,
during the past six years. to wit: from the
month Of March, A. ID. 1873, 70 and including
the year 1873. the same being 500 for each year.
That your proportion Of the cost Of said work
and labor r. - follows, to wit:
James Burns ........ 100 feet $50 90
John Quigley .........lO0 /" 40 90
Hugh Leonard ........1121 ~ 90
And you and each Of you are hereby nottned
thattf you fail to contribute your said proper
ton Of the cost Of said labor and work, within
one hundred and eighty Q80) days from the
date hereof, your respective interests In said
Mountain View mine viii become the property
Or the undersigned, your co-owner in said
mine. who has made the said expenditures and
performed said work and labor, in accordance
and BY virtue Of the laws Of Congress, Section
2.S2l OF the Revised Statutes Of the United
States.
PATRICK DEvELN, co-owner.
Eureka. New. Sept. -. 1879. sao-1sws0d