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ESTATE, ON p STREET, RETWEEN SEC
3 %Ner ASR RrR THIRP ETkEETs N%kTH
STREET SE Ti15ri APP nTTNNPTASA1 AXENgE. AND
eHR A2hS4 hS SkRITSF BETWEEN AND
We viii sell on the premises; on TUESDAY, m
ess
west IS feet on street and so feet inch on Indi-
. "a os E.
between d 3 and and northwest At O'Clock lot >:
between LIST and I'd northwest At GO O'clock. lot 6.
sqpare 6S6 fronting 81 fest inches North Capt.
c 30, s'res. DeswSem ana Good titles in each
tioneer. ~''o ~ VIZ QUIZ
Terms easy and will be made known at the SALE
days after the sale. Oonveyancing at purchasers
" A AGkEss' Trustees sss: Of
je2sd&ds + j. A aSfS} deoessed A'Aef'
III sTksEF 'sEs e sSs -FOUR
ct dssd T q n dsssd As5Sh
sS one tie sns lseoras Of the Dssr tae o
Of he VII tor o s. # Rsb n,1
1879 at O'clock pm. lot IS, IL square IS, frontns
70 sst on ~ street rect between and streets south
improvements thereon. and easements, &C thereto
Terms Of sale: Onefourth cash; the balance in
months from tie day Of sale, the purchasers prom
ust on the property sold and policy Of insurance
at the option q the purchaser All conveysneins a.
purchasers cost and 800 deposit on acceptanoe of
day sale On the Ss'sn Eight 70
resell at purchsser's 5isk and cost
GEORGE TRuEsDELL. Auct QUO ,e2i ss.se. h
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

DDNMIESL[,L1M0S Nos 4l5419 ON 6 STREET
OPPOSITE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
JUDICIARY SQUARE
By virtue OF two deeds of trust, dated Sep IL
19e s1 32th, A., 1874 and recorded in Liber
Of the District Of Columbia, the subscribers will sell
70 the highest bidder, on the premises, on MON
PAY the seventh day OF July, A d. 1879 at O'Clock
the ho s and premises No being the eastern
District aforesaid fronting ~ feet north stree,
runnn9 BACK OF the same width as the front and
Dlnd1Dg on the east line of said lot 2 one hundred
and ten feet Also. the house No as ana premises
ground. w Al 81 lot 90 etwentyS and the eastern:
most part of lot II twenty- one) in the subdivision
s Of lot !ons9 in said square by Kennedy and Webb
bounds, and making "a 81 u feet on street, GOV.
ering he9ses AZ and 40 the part to be sold being
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, and the residue in
one, TWO and three years. or all cash. at the option
of the purchaser. For the deferred payments, if
any, the purchaser must give notes bearing per
to be secured by deed of trust to the satisfaction
OF the Trustees, with insurance, on the premises
sold deposit Of 1900. on each house. win be re;
recording viii be at the purchasers cost.
,e1adSds 4. HY PAN Trustees.
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p b. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

IL II W61SNG1Ss 1k66l E1I&B AuCtlUU661.
PUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BUILD.
ING LOT On THE EAST SIDE OF TENTH
will offer for sale to the hiehest bidder. on -
MONDAY, June 80, 1879, at O'Clock p. M, Lot
alley.
deposit ie24-dSda
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A Warning % Jurfes.
HOW DIR. HULL MIGHT HAVE BEEN SENT 10 fHU

GAILOWQ.
Now that all doubt about the murder OF Mrs.
HUI has been removed, and the guilty man con-
y1cted from his own confession. persons IN the
secrets OF the police fairly shudder at the Ju-
the morning OF the murder. when the police de-
cided that IL was an inside job" 70 the time OF
the confession OF Cox. the officials were sure
nature OF the chain OF circumstantlal evidence
they were weaving about the doctor Is c0Hsid-
cred, It may almost be set down as certain that
tion OF the public mind regarding the muir
1a Had Cox been able 20 read,
were doing, he might have said that DIR. Hull
gave him the lewelry 70 pawn, and, IL is fair TO
presume that this would have furnished all
were free e re Sy the Is they
that they believed that the ,ewelry had been
sent somewhere to be planted. These were
somc OF tne secret points In the line OF circum-
Stantlal evidence. man (it would do to call
him a gentleman) came to Superintendent
Maiung soon after the murder was committed,
In conversation, had intimated TO him, In an
indirect manner. that he would "pay any one
In assisting to put Ms. Hull out OF the way"
the Doctor TO his wife, and from her 10 him.
showing that feeling OF hostility existed,
and that the Doctor was jealous OF his wife.
pitce OF candle was found IN his room cor.
responding with the drops OF grease on Mrs.
HUBS nlght-clotheS, and no other candle could
oe found in the house or precisely the same
material. This candle was burned IN such q
way es 10 show that II had been held horizon
tally. corresponding with the way light must
have been held to have singed the murdered
womans eyebrows. The bandages on the dead
woman were tied fn a way peculiar TO DOCTORS
but which the colored man had learned fn his
hospital service. A policeman said he saw Dr.
Hull pick up pair or suspenders In the muir
dered woman's room on the officer's first
appearance. The Doctor admitted being IN
In the night, and the cook swore that she
heard him I'm his laboratory about II
O'Clock, bot did not hear him 60 to
bed. These were the principal points In the
clrcumstantfal evidence that would have
been used to convict an innocent man.
who has had an exceedingly narrow escape
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OHIO DEMOCRATs.-The Ohio democratic state
central committee and candidates met at
Columbus Thursday for consultation. The
central committee organized by eiectfng John
was elected chairman OF the state executive
committee the place heretofore held by John
g. Thompson. Thursday night Gen. Ewing was
seIeNsded and made speech.
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CAN'T II. LUNT, Auct1oneer.
~ Marble Building,
Corner Of 9th street and Pennsylvania ave-
FINE ARTS.
CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE OIL PAINT.
!N0S BY WELL KNOWN EUROPEAN AND
AMERICAN ARTISTS.
CommenciDg MONDAY EVENING, June 3Oth, at
~ O'Clock. we will sell by catalogue positively with
out reserve, 100 first class modern school OH Paint
1Dge, in coatly Gold-leaf Frames. Pictures now on
exhibition, and catalogues ready.
s: 81. LUNT. Auctoneer,
3e27-3t Marble Building, cor 9th st. and Pa ave.
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NUB SUMMER BOOK LIST.

nUB SUMNER BOOK LI0T.
Clare and Bebe novel, as
Ny Desire, by Author Of "Nide, Wide World".. LIS
Vim. IL Thsckersy. by Anthony Tronope...... rs
Weston's The Rifle Club and Range .......... LOO
How to G. Strong, by Blake, .,.,.....,..,. 90
Cesar, sketch, by Ffoude. 250
Franklin Square Library, all the Nos 10 to Csc.
Appleton's new Handy Volume Novels. :. 16 to $50
HArper'g Haf-Hour Series. Is to 500
Mill0 ON Eminent Domain ..................... 476
Index to %. Supreme Court ReportA ....... 500
Green's History of the English People, vol 3d.. 26O
Stationery Ct Al kinds on hand always, the latest
n. q. q. b. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS AND 9TArIONERs,
5ek6 476 Pa. 0Uenases
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AUCTION SALES,
FVTVRA MYa-
WALTER b WILLIAMS b CO., Auctioneer.
REAL ESTATE ON SEVENTH aTREET FV
T6NpED, NEAR BOUNDARY, IN WASHING

WALTER b WILLIAMS b CO., Auctioneer.
CHANcEKY Sale OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TN INEzR So6sbzkr n st WAshIS e
of tSs y5s ,ss Of decree Of the Supreme Court IN
i'm, d 1879 in equity cause cause S Sn saae
IS Win 5n sell Iof ap hs
that pese ana parcel Of ground known n0 as Lot NO
~, HAYS sgbdiyision Of Mount Pleasant Said lo
by 7th ana sth STREETS. having frotass Is Of az fe
inches on each OF said streets. It is improved by
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash; balance In two
sisv Of , ments OF slx and twelve mouths from
ssscured by deed e trust; ali casa at the option Of
me puIchaser The terms of sale must be compiled
e the rhe It be
TsL and coet OF the defaultng pun chaser after five
,siato&ds = JOHN i. MASON. Trustee
WATER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucdoneera
WALNUT FRAME PARLoR SUITE. UpHoI-
f fTfFES IN aHR1TN RksS
WITH DREsafNa CASE. Z 10 Pieces 5
RRINING : J K3o ~ ~, TABLE AND GaATks,
Iaf sESIkR rABl 6iL oES4as
HEsK AND COTTON Top MATTRESSES !;
sfSSkETs. sAEETs. &C.. n fd4 dTEs
on si aSS "a; sc Gn,s so,, 1870 .,,.-,..
sesl aa Of - gentleman 1 seciinins house. n
above collection of Household Furniture, Carpets
& &c.
Terms cash.
je26-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO, Ancts.
l. GOODWILL, Real Estate Auctioneer,
TRUSTEES sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE NEAR UNIONTOWN, ID. O.
By virtue OF deed of trust dated Septem- IA
per 4th, 1919, and recorded in Liber No 1893, mn
foli9 496, ct seq one Of the land records of A.S
the District OF Columbia and by the written request
Of the party secureo thereby, we will sell at public
sncflon In front OF the premises on THURSDAY,
OF land situate in the County of Washington, D of
u known as lets numbered Al. AZ As, a. 45 and 46.
In section numbered 8, in subdivisioa of Barry
Farm mace by o. O. Howard ct al, Trustees. to-
gether with the improvements consisting Of frame
dwelling.
Terms One third cash; balance in twelve and
eighteen months, with interest at per cent De
rosit OF $50 each lot at time of sac. Conveyan
cling at expense OF purchaser. Terms to be complied
with in ten days.
CHAS- E. FRASER r.....
je24eoSds JNO. JOY EDfON, ! Ai"s'eoS-
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PROF. LEWIS SwIFT's CoMET-Prof Swift
states that, contrary to his expectations. his
latest-discoyered comet, instead OF growing
FAINTER, is increasing In brightness. This MORN
Ing nucleus was observable for the first time.
the comet now resembling somewhat Brorsens
In glmpses through the glass, the nucleus ap-
peared To be double. Nothing is yet known as
wait until three accurate positions are obtained
before It's orbit can be computed.-TRochester
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AUCTION SALES.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera

| nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera
BIx-sEAT HALr-ToP PARK pHEroN. in good
order; Also, FAMILY CARRIAGE. DOUBLE
| AAND SINGLE HARNESS: SADDLE: OAR,
| RAGE POLLS, SHAFTS. &C, &C.. AT AUG
In front Of our salesroous, 9th and DcS"R
| ST Gets northwest. OF TUESDAY MORN E0&X
ING, lst July, commencing at II O'Clock 07~
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
WALNUT EAsTLAKE CHAMBER sETT, COT
TkSk EsE pTI4r K9sEY2oP f1AHS.
ROR, KEFRIGERAToR CARPETS, MAT
TINGS, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS VASE
hIANDS, LETTER PRESS, STOVES, &c 4,
T3 raE HF WITH T5r THE gs1AL ASS, Ass2RT r.
&c. &C.. Al A 16ooTTfHo5NSAhfiNd AhiioAES
west, on TUESDAY MORNING, 1st July, VI
CON menciug at 10 O'Clock. ~
je28-2t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. III
TRUeTEEs' Bale OF TWO.sTORY BRICK
L HOUSE, No, 202z TENTH STREET NORTH
By virtue OF a deed Of trust dated October -
80. 1876 and recorded in Liber No 1886, folio hsaI
292, ct seq Of the land records in and for 2::.
the District Of COlunb a, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby. we will sell ct public auction,
in b b Green's subdivision of Lots in square No.
$50, with the improvements thereon, consisting of a
two-ttory Brick House.
T rms: One -fourth cash; balance in six. twelve,
tjx pr cent and secured by eed Of trust prop
DAVID L. MORRI6ON,l r-,,..oo.
te2s-d ALBERT F. FOX, irus'ees.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
RuTAN.
His Reputation being Assailcd In
the North.

the North.
Professor Rutan will be remembered by
many Of our local readers. He is now in
Boise City, Idaho. Lately by request we
published something ~derogatory to his
good name from a California Deacon. 1t
appears that the Professor may be the vic
tim Of q conspiracy. The "Silver State
has the following
A dispatch, dated Winnemucca, August
18th, and relating exclusively to Professor
Rutan, the blind music teacher, who is
engaged in teaching music at Boise City,
appeared in the Idaho Statesman" a
paper published at that place, last Satur-
day. 1t purported to give information
from different places and sources not very
complimentary to Mr.. Rutan, some of
which is known to be and all Of which is
believed to be maliciously false. Inquiry
at the telegraph office here relative to the
author of the dispatch rather surprised
j. L.. May, Manager Of the Western
Union, Railroad and Idaho lines, who
declared that no such dispatch had ever
been sent to the Statesman from this
place through his office. He asked the
operator at Boise City if such a dispatch
h"a DSSi CtSistd tIitlcs hiiu WdS hASWtIcu
in the affirmative. Mr.. May thought
somebody had been tampering with the
line, as all the operators at the Office de-
clared they had no knowledge of such a
dispatch having been sent at all. He ascer-
tanned, finally, that a wire which connects
the Signal Service Office with the Idaho line
had been used by the Signal Service OBJ
server, who is an Indifferent operator, to
transmit the libelous dispatch to the
Statesman" The observer came here
about two months ago, and, as we now
learn, is a music teacher, and the only mo-
tive he could have in sending such q dis
patch was to injure a rival. He admitted
to Mr.. May that be had sent the dispatch,
and to prevent him from using the line to
crafty personal spite again, the wire was
taken out Of his office, aud henceforth he
will have to go to the Western Union Office
to report the weather changes at his sta
ton. Rutan has placed the matter in the
hands of his attorneys, Bonnifield Il Grass,
who express their determination to cupel
the signal man in the crucible OF the Grim
inal court, as well as all others engaged in
the ~disreputable business, as soon as they
can obtain the necessary evidence against
his confederates.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
Nob Hi Hose Company.

At a meeting of Mob Hill Hose Com
pany. held last evening at their new hose
house, the following business was trans
acted: The Committee ON Hose House re-
ported the same TO have cost the sum Of
S675. +. G. Robbins, Il. s. Ford, John
Morrison, +. ii. Hinckley, ii. Armield,
Vim. Spencer, Il. II. Eggleston and M.
McCuaig were stricken from the roll. John
Tore was elected a member OF the COM
pany. An assessment OF IS was levied
upon each member for the purpose Of pay
ing the Indebtedness Of the company.
Chief Douglas was requested to call the at
tention of the Commissioner to the fact
that the contractors Of the school house
had moved the same opposite door Of the
hose house, making it impossible to run
out the carriage in case OF fire. Consider
able discussion in regard to disbanding
was had, but better judgment finally pre-
vailed, and the organization still stands.
Company adjourned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
variety Performance ro.N,eh..

The California Vaudeville Company, that
has just closed a successful engagement in
Austin, will open at the Court house this
evening. Their performance is said to be
a good one and entirely free from anything
Objectionable. Harry Lorraine. and in
fact all the members OF the troupe, are
first-elass artists, we'll up in their line. and
all have appeared in the best theaters in
San Francisco. We believe Miss Edna
Perle will also take a part, a fact that will
certainly add to the a~ttractiveness Of the
programme. The Reveille" states that
while in Austin everybody, including the
ministers, attended, and speaks in COM
mendable terms Of the entertainment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06

The Ruby Hill Report" says that for
acompact, condensed collection Of town,
county and State matters, and news Of the
world, tho ~thirty-two column WEEKLY
okSrISEL carries OF the palm, for the
money asked-S5 per year. 1t is intro
aueed Just as Eastern Nevada begins TO
IGOR up at the right moment, and fills
.ne bill to dot. They have no room for
liver complaint ads every line being
uevoted to feeding the brain OF subscribers,
ana Is not given up to wo-begone illustra-
tons OF kidney sufferers and Hostetter's
Indian happening snakes. We have seen
.ne paper. 1t is a good one Long may it
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
No More Growing.

1t is a noticeable fact that for days past
the stereotyped growls formerly heard on
every corner concerning the new Court
house have gradually subsidized, and now
nothing is heard save complimentary allu-
sions to the symmetrical proportions Of
the building, the substantial manner in
which it is being built, its rapid progress,
end the improvement it will make in the
appearance of that section Of Main street
where it stands. The contractors effectually
closed the mouths Of the ~fault-fnders, and
there is no more talk Of '.jobs." rings"
etc. The building will be one Of the finest
in the State. and proves that Eureka me
chanies are equal in every respect to those
in any part Of the country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
GENERAL RAN
Eurekans Talk Of Meeting Him ON
h Railroad.


General Grant is expected to arrive in
San Francisco on or about the 21st instant.
He will probably spend a couple Of weeks
in California, and then proceed East by
the tra%nscontinental railroad. 1t is posi-
BILE that he will not halt in Nevada, save
perhaps at Virginia City. Knowing that
it will be difficult to induce him to paw a
town a visit, a large number OF Eurekans,
irrespective Of party, are talking Of getting
up an excursion to meet him on the rail-
road. A train leaving here in the morning
would intercept him beyond Battle Noun
tain. Then the ride back to Pslisade
could be made in his company. We have
no doubt that the General would be graft
fed to meet such a delegation. particularly
as there are a number of gentlemen in Eu-
reka who are personally acquainted with
him. 1t is altogether probable that a very
large party would avail themselves of the
opportunity to pay their respects to Amer
ica's most distinguished citizen. If the
railroad can be prevailed upon to grant
special rates, it is quite likely that a great
many Of our people would join the demon
stration. The matter will be further agi-
tated before the General passes Palisade,
and we are quite sanguine that the Grant
excursion will take place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
A Singular phenomenon.

About dark last evening the attention of
many persons was called to a singular OBJ
jeet that appeared in the heavens, in a
northwesterly direction from town. When
first observed it presented the appearance
Of a post, about ten feet in length and
about eight inches in width, of a bright
silvery color. 1t remained stationery for
a moment, when a ball Of fire shot out
from the upper portion and apparently ex-
plpded, after which it commenced to ex-
tend in a ziszag manner, and soon appeared
like a huge serpent. 1t was fully fifteen
minute before the last vcstige disappeared.
OF course it was Observable in many parts
Of tie country, and we shall await the
opinions of astronomers with no little in
terest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
FLuE DUST.
scraps from h Notebook Of thu
Sensiners Reporter.

Scraps from h Notebook Of the
Sensiners Reporter.
Work on the new Jackson shaft is pro-
crossing finely.
Judge and Mrs. Hillhouse leave for Cali
fornia this morning.
Summer still fingers and thermometers
are assiduously consulted.
1t has been some days since Eureka has
been visited by an old-fashioned Nevada
zephyr.
A ticket for San Francisco can be OBJ
tanned at reduced rates by inquiriug at this
Office.
Miss Monroe stops in Reno Monday
evening, and will proceed thence to Vir-
ginia City.
The main feature OF the house warming
on Mob Hill last evening was that every
member got hot.
The Mob Hill hose carriage is we'll
h~oused-too much so, as moving the school
house has blocked up the entrance.
Miss Edna Perle filed a temporary
engagement with the California Vaudeville
Company in Austin, and the "Reveille"
speaks in commendable terms Of her sing
ing.
Henderson, in Ed. Dodge's, asserted
yesterday that he had collected 5 2.700 in
bad debts, Notwithstanding the hard times.
He now wears the belt as 'the champion
liar Of Christendonm."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06

On the 3oth ult. Superintendent AIRING
ton wrote to the San Francisco office
Sixth level-ore Slopes are looking well.
Have 1870 tons out on dump. Will net
about $4,000. Northwest drift has been
extended p feet past week. Crosscut from
same in II feet. misunderstanding has
only advanced feet past week, owing to a
large amount OF seepage water, and also
IN consequence OF contractors backing
down. Are now sinking il by DAVIS work
Secord level-Stil find occasional punches
of ore on this level. Will resume shipping
ore to Richmond on Monday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
An Innovation.

Messrs. Smith & Canavan have set a good
example by having a concrete pavement
placed in front of their store on Main
street, just above the Corner" and Char
ley Lautenschlager will extend it in front
Of his new saloon. The pavement will last
save its cost in lumber. 1t would be a
public blessing were such a pavement laid
the entire length OF Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
p. NJ.

Belle Isle, 960b; Ophir, 35hb 35Aa
35As; Mexican, 33kb 34a; Con. Virginia,
490b 495a 495s; California. 495a; Union,
59Nb: Alta, CD; Benton, 3s0b; Bullion,
7Ab 7ba; Julia, Ana; Sierra Nevada. Alb;
Hale d Norcross, l4A b; Belcher, 465s;
Union, 59As 59Ss; Sierra Nevada, Al y s;
Bodie, 10s6 b l0ka; Savage, 14aa; Union,
59ss; Imperial, 1G5b l70a 1855; Gould 4
Curry, 1lasb; Scorpion, 260b; Mono. ca b
6Ba; Best Il Belcher, 1Sb; Ophir, 35h s;
Yellow Jacket, 16Sys; N. Bonanza. 135b;
flowery, Ssh 40a; Chollar, Ga b; Booker,
lob.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06

The second number Of the WEEKLY SEN
rrNEL will be issued this afternoon, and
copies readyfo for mailing can be obtained at
Smith & Caravans, in the Postofice build
ing, and Of Calisher Bros. 1t contains
full accounts of the California election.
and all local and general news Of the past
week. II will give people at a distance a
correct idea of our camp. and will show
that Eureka is an enterprising place. 1t
Is just the thing to send to distant friends.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
A Good Yield.

Mr.. D. ]. Mclaughlin, who owns a num-
Der Of mines in Secret Canyon. shipped
twelve tons Of ore from the Queen mine
to the Richmond furnaces, for which the
company paid him Ss2S per ton. Other
specimens, one Of which was shown us yes
terday by DR.. Schneider, average about
5 l Lac per ton. This is certainly a re-
markable showing, and Macs prospect Of
becoming u bloated millionaire is exceed
ingly promising.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06

The proprietors of the SENTINEL justly
feel gratified at the success which has at
tended their efforts to establish a weekly.
We doubt il any weekly paper ever started
in Nevada has received such substantial
encouragement in the way Of subscriptions
the first week OF its existence as has the
WEEKLY SENTINEL, and we flatter ourselves
that the encouragement is not undeserved.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
Assessment Notice.

To MRS. E. II. BAUM, PALIsADF: YoU
are hereby notified that I have performed
labor on the Sierra Nevada mine. Situated IL
Antelope Mining Dtstrict. Eureka County. Ne
to t25 In United states gold coin. for your e.
terest Of $50 feet in said claim. and that unless
you pay sid amount within ninety days altar
the hrst publication Of thts notice. Your IN.
terest in said claim will become my property
by law. WILLIAM wHtLEN.
June II. 1879. js17-law90d