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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-25
FLUE DUST.


Scraps from the Notebook 0s The
S~cnsinel's Reporter.
Joe Mendcs has given up his Ruby Hill
enterprise.
Captain Rock thinks CANNES ought to be
taxed IS each.
Mr.. +. Hemmings. Of Berlin, and ad-
juster Tor the Berlin aud Cologne Com
pauies, Ia in town.
Mr.. James E~Garners. adjuster for tho
companies represented by Mr.. VIM. Pardy,
arrived last evening.
Most Of the damsels Of easy virtue who
formerly resided on Buel street have been
added to the population Of Mob Hill.
All thec cats rendered homeless by the fire
have taken refuge in Wells 4 Warmers,
where they have been well cared for.
Mr.. Phillip Gereau. the w~ell-known
musician, lost two pianos aud a small
house in the fire, valued at about 5000.
A letter addressed to Mr.. A. b. McCas-
kill. Lloyd Station, Florida. is held at the
Postoficc for non-payment Of postage.
Jack Crawford, charged with cattle
stealing. was admitted to bail yesterday
in the sum Of ST. 500. His three compan-
ions are still in Jail.
A Transfers association has been formed
in Eureka, the object being to guard the
interests OF teamsters, and regulate the
price Of ~freights.
Thomas and johnson. two members Of
the chain gang, have refused to do duty.
snu arc TO- fed on bread and water, and
are also kept in irons.
A Chinaman. who belongs TO the chain
gang. was put to work yesterday, and
picked up over $50 spikes that had been
used in the burnt bridges over the ditch.
Among the property adjusted by the rep
%resentatives Of the companies Of which
Ed. Dodge is agent, yesterday. was that of
Dick Ryland. The full amount was al
lowed, and he was paid in cash.
Mr.. Bartlett is now calculating the prob
able cost Of transporting, Molinell's
Hotel from Schellburn TO Eureka. q dis
lance Of 80 miles, and transforming it
into an Opera House. The Commissioners
would not accept his offer about the Court
house,
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Entcrprising.

The fire At Eureka, says the Times
Review" started q IL o'clock Friday night,
about a couple Of hours before the usual
time for the SENTINEL to go to press. Not
w~ishstanding the composing and editorial
rooms. and Mr.. C~assidy's residence, which
adjoined tho Office, were burnt to the
ground, the paper was issued 3 few hours
later than usual and contained . two
column account Of the fire. The job office
and press room were in q stone building in
the rear of the wooden structure. The
former proved 6re-proof, consequently but
little printing msterial was lost. A daily
journal that can have its printing Office
burned without missing the issuance of .
single number Of the paper deserves sue
cess, and we opipe there is but little doubt
Of the SENTINEL holding its own for ali
time to come. Before the fire had ceased
burning in town, lumber was on the
ground, carpenters at work and in less
than t~wenty-four hours a building 20x25
was erected on the site Of the old office.
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The following persons on Ruby Hill have
contributed the amount set opposite their
names: Miguel Frazabal, $40; E. F.
Trofater, 10; Joe Lee, 5; VIM. Stensen, S;
T. Trainer, 2; D. A. Hopkins. 2; W. r.
Richards. 10; E. s. Biglow, s; Martin
Hogan, 2; B. Douherty, s; a. N. RAN
dolph, s; j.. H. Seney, 2; DR.. J.. H.
Lukins. 10; n. Kernohap, s; N. L+gli, 5;
Clery Pahe. =; A. Harso, s; DR.. w Nc
Donald, 10: Reynolds 4 Tickle. 2; L. 3.
Crandle. 10; F. Thomas, 8; Frank Allen.
5; Thos. Parson, s.; J.. Mcfarland, s; 8. s.
Robertson. 5; J.,E. Jones, 5; Pat. Rossiter,
6; r. b. Thoma, 5; Jonas Knox, S; J. W.
Brown, s; ~ w. Lambert. 10; Geo. Tassell,
5; A. McCraig, 10; James Kyle, 10; d.. J.
Mclaughlin, %; Calm Gold, S; Total, 1925.
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A Sensible Move.

The miners Of Virginia City have hit
upon a novel experiment. which not only
miners, but other societies. might profit
ably adopt. According to the "Chron-
icle," at the funeral Of Anderson, who was
killed in the Ophir. about forty Of his
fellow miners followed the hearse to the
grave on foot, and then gave to the
widow and orphans the money which it
would have cost had they hired
bugyies or r carriages, as it has
been the custom to do. Upon more
than one occasion of this kind which has
heretofore come under our notice, from
$500 to 5000 have been expended ia giving
poor fellows a .finc funeral" after
which his mourning wife and little ones
have returned to their cheerlesn home. un-
provided with firewood or materials for
supper. The Ophir miners have set an ex-
cellent example.
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The Comm that II Exposed 20 View
on Buel Street..
or all the mysteries that grew ont Of the
late fire the coffin mystery is the chief.
After the ~devouring flames had consumed
the tind-r-box portion Of the Main street
block that lies between Clark md Bate
man streets, the walls q q cellar near
Dick Ryland's brick building, began to
crumble away without any apparent cause.
No weight beyond that " ashes rested on
the ~embankment. but cruttblc II would a.
il utterly devoid Of the natural compact
ness and solidity Of the soil. About IL
O'Clock on Sunday morning, while q few Of
the curious were standing near the spot
aud watching the interesting maneuvers
Of the embankment. the larger end o: .
metallic coffin, Of medium size, was
exposed to view by the receding earth.
to establish its nature in the minds Of the
hystaiiders, their curiosity was excited to
an unusual pitch, and to say that they ex-
perienced a feeling Of unholy horror
creeping through their marrow, would be
using a mild expression. Towards even-
ing the CHASTITY recepticie was almost en-
tirely uncovered, and to the few who gave
it a close inspection, it appeared TO have
been sealed air-tisht, and it was the gen.
eral impression that its contents. whatever
they were, were we'll preserved. An effort
to lift it disclosed the fact that il was com
fortably filled, and . slight turning Of the
coffin was attended by o decided falling OF
a heavy body within. Everybody awaited
a solution Of the mystery, but az one cared
to take upon himself the responsibility Of
opening the casket. No action being taken
by the authorities, the matter dropped
for Sunday, but on repairing to
the spot the next morning, it was dis
covered that the coffin had been opened
and its contents spirited away. An inves-
tigatien has failed to expose the principals
Of the body snatching. (that is the prob
able nature of a part Of tho mystery and
it is to be regretted II the perpetrators,
who are doubtless guilty Of o revolving
double crime, cannot be ferreted out and
punished as they deserve. The coffin,
now despoiled Of its contents. remains
open in the same place, the plate being
removed from the lid, and the interior
being exposed to view through the shat
tered plate Of glass. The place is crowded
day and evening. and unless some salts
factory solution Of the mystery il had, the
recollection OF the horrible spectacle will
haunt for many a day the minds Of all who
have been attracted to the spot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-25

Messrs. Finley, sumner and Atkinson,
OF San Francisco, in company with Mr.. T.
J.. Read, visited the Holly mine yesterday.
Tho three gentlemen first named contem-
plate the purchase OF the mine, but we
have not learned what decision, il any,
was reached. Mr.. Nate Diamond IL nego-
tiating the sale on behalf Of the owners If
The mine,
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Notice to Teamsters.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OrFIcE
ID Of Lambert Molinelh 4 Co., Main street,
Eureks, Nevads, by the undersigned, up TO and
including SATURDAY. MAY s. 1879, for the re-
movnl aud transportation from Sehellburn,
White Pine county, Nevada. to Eureka. Nevada.
of the Molinelli Hotel. Said building contains
In the aggregate about twenty-five thousand
feet Of lumber. besides doors and windows,
Tesmsters are only to load. transport. and un-
load said lumber At Eureka.
The undersigned reserves the right 10 reject
any or all Of said bids.
LAMBERT MOLINELLI.
Eureka. April 81. 1873. apa2td
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Auction sale.

The fire put an effectnal stop to the
auction sale of Peed 4 Co., that was
advertised to take place on Saturday last.
During the past week, however, they have
received a large amount Of clothing. fur
nishing goods, etc., which they will sell at
auction at 2 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Some good bargains can undoubtedly be
secured.
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Pronlpt WORK.

Mr.. VIM. Macdonald. the adjuster Of the
Imperial Company, Of which Ed. Dodge 4
Go. are agents, adjusted all claims against
his company yesterday, paid them In full,
and departed for San Francisco this morn
ing. This ~ the first company that has
settled its 81 sounts, and the prompt man.
ner in which Mr. Macdonald has acted will
give his company many friends here.
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Benton, 410cb; California, 6Tsb; Con.
Virginia. 6ssb; ~Elackhawk, 270ca; Mexi-
ran, 33s ID; Gonld'& Curry. 8Ia; Sierra
Nevada. 45cb; Grown Point, AZ b; Ophir,
26tb; Union, 6Sb; Overman. 81 b; Saw
age, shb; Bodie, Sb; Mexican, S3ls;
Bechtel, 95cb; Yellow Jacket, 16a; Hale 4
Norcross, l1Ab; Lady Washington. la;
Benton. AIS; Confidence. l3r b; gtah,
lib; Chollar. SAB; Ophir, 26k s; Mexican,
33As; Exchequer. 50 b; Lady Washington,
Is; Alta, g.; Union. 6St y b; Justice. 3S5cs;
Benton. Hoes; Mono, 305cb; Yellow jacket,
1Szb,
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Miner Ieens ComceRnlng -Bunlnes1
and Basinsss Hes.
Judge W. Il. Davenport can Be found
temporarily, at the County Clerks Office.
Waiter Brooks has opened an assay
Office three doors above the Cosmopolitan
hotel.
The sides of vanderlieth's San francisco
clearinghouse. went up IS il BY magic
yesterday.
Sol. Ashim 4 Bro. are in receipt Of an
immense stock Of goods which they are
selling At auction prices.
Uncle Dave Halls house. on Buel street,
is nearly finished. and he will soon have .
roof ovsr his head.
The New York store is onco more under
way. and the Messrs. Farmer and Brooks
were kept busy yesterday.
Mr.. J. II. Michel's saloon will be reopened
in . day or two. He Is now waiting 10
have his losses adjusted.
The fixtures Of the Brilliant saloon
have been removed, and shelving, etc,
put in. It will be turned into . mercan-
tile establishment.
The most philosophical man around
town Is Mr.. D. w. Levan. Ivan" pro-
poses TO build on his own account, and in
one OF the best neighborhoods.
Work il pushed forward on the black
smith shop Of Messrs H. H. Green and g.
C. Englart. and . few days more will see il
in running order. 3
The FIRE taught Charley Fiske tho value
Of . good cellar, and he proposes to have q
large ono, with . thick stone wall. under
his new building. Work ON 1t was com
menced yesterday.
Mr.. A. Dumas building, under the
supervision Of Mr.. Klobc, is nearing com
pletion. One portion will DO occupied by
Mr.. Dumas a. q saloon, and the remain
der will be rented.
Henry Casey, formerly Of the Corner
barber shop. rum = chair in the barber
shop next to Jack Perry's, owned by Mr..
Mattschatzlein. 1.-The reporter collapsed
when he wrote that name. and the compost
tor, when he came to 1t, put on = subj
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Notice to Creditors.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
i Judicial District of the State Of Nevada. In
and for the County Of Eureka, L. JOHN vs..
HIS CREDITORS, pursuant to an order Of the
District Judge Of the District Court Of the
Sixth Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada,
in and fer Eureka County, notice Is hereby
given to all the creditors Of said insolvent. L.
Cohn, to be and appear before said Judge. in
open CouYi. at the Courtroom Of said Court,
In she town of Eureka, In the County Of Eure-
Ia. on the SECOND DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1879,
at 10 O'Clock A. n. OF said day. then and there
to show cause, II any they can. why the prayer
Of said insolvent should not be granted and an
assignment of his estate he made. and he be
discharged from his debts and liabilities, in
pursuance OF the statute in such cases made
and provided. and in tho meantime all proceed
ings against said insolvert be stayed.
)srAr.l Witness my hand and the Seal Of
" said Court this, the lath day Of
~ April, A. d. 1879.
Z. n. DODGE, Clerk.
By +. N. BELL, Deputy.
ALEXANDER WILSON. Attorney for lnsolvent.
Eureka, April IA. 1878. spI5-lm
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Mr.. Probert.s Oaer.

In the committee yesterday, Mr.. Pro-
bert stated that he would import from
Pittsburg sufficient corrugated iron. such
~ is in use at tho Richmond furnace, TO
cover all the roof Of houses 10 be erected
in the burnt district. which he would fur
nish at cost price. This is q generous
offer. and should be accepted by our people.
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IIefel Arrixal..

Turner House-L. r. BARLOW, D. G.
nooth, Perry pigGee. H. A. Hayden, J. L.
walker and n. Foxall, Eureka; Nelson
vnderkirk and wife, Diamond VALLEY:
fanny Conner. Ruby Hill.
m, Parker House w. G. Cofran. w. p.
rnomss. r. +. Drake. z. p. Clark, san
francisco; W. u. Graves. Osccola.
yackson House-Gen. P. e. Conner, Salt
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Gencrous ContrIbutor..

A committee, consisting OF Senator
Doolin and Messrs. Colerick and Rock,
was appointed to solicit subscriptions from
our citizens. Captain Rock being unwell
at the time, Max Oberfeldcr was substi-
tuted, and the following is the result Of
their labors:
James Singleton, Jacob Harris, M.
b. Bartlett, Mr.. Martin. John
All rem. Lonis Balish, Mr.. Killian,
Calishcr Bros, j. GregovicE, Mr..
Sloss, Gulliford 4 Cobb-each S.. S SIS
A. Ferraris, Sacramento Market,
Mrs. Poplin. Mr.. Gallagher, @.
Palmer, Phil. Harris-each ST.. 6
Mr.. Valentine. Mrs. Godfrey, r. II.
Stables, MIR. Cohn- each $2.,... 8
Frank Robbins, j. G. Colgan, NJ. j.
Geharty, Mr.. Weaver, Mr.. Beatty.
Rocco Campana, ]. M. M. Moody,
each 50 so. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. IT
NJ. NJ. Ley, George Bailey, Posta
Tomo. Peter Lowell, Geo, Young.
each ...... SO
A. L. Moe, Mr.. Burns each ST.. s
Mr.. Lathrop, White Pine Saloon,
each 81 50...... .......... 8
H. Brisacher. Bishop 4 Sabin,
each SO. .. so
Eureka & Cal. Lumber Company. $50
j. A. Porter. G. U. Aiken. A. w.
Campbell, Ed. Looney. p. Steler.
+. hasten, Mrs. r. Hasten, @.
ROSETTA, +. N. Robinson. A. Ber-
win. Henry Mau-each $780,. 220
Phoebe Stage Line. Mr.. Davids,
White Pine Bank, d. Mannheim,
each $50. 200
Tati& Co.. f. Rodain-each ss....
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A prominent insurance adjuster stated
to US yesterday that, in his judgment. it
would be q good move il the firemen Of
Eureka would turn ont and show .ae adj
~justers now in the city the means at their
disposal to check q condagration. This
would enable them to judge correctly IS to
the risks their companies would run in
issuing policies, and would doubtless re-
suit in benefit to our property holders.
Let our firemen turn out either this or to-
morrow afternoon.
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The ~assignees Of the estate Of d. b. I'm
mel give notice that they viii sell the town
lot belonging to the said estate at public
action, ON the premises, on Saturday next
feet on Main street. and running through
to Bnel. A safe will also be sold at the
same time and place.
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The printers Of the Eureka SENTINEL,
says the Carson Tribune" set type while
the flames were roaring around. protecting
themselves from tile great heat by being
encased in wet blankets. His Satanic Maj
esty has struck their names from his list.
He don't want to board such healthy crs-
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ASH HOurSeAn these QuesttOmSs
Are you . Respondent sufferer from sick head
achs. hsbitual costiveness. palpitation Of tho
hearth Have you dizziness Of the headf Is
your nervous system depressedi Does your
blooi circulate badly ? Have yop = cough, low
spirits, coming up of the food after eating, etc.,
etc.y All Of these and much more are the d.
rect results of dyspepsia. liver complaint and
indigestion. Green's August Flower is now
acknowledged by all druggists to be = positive
bottles were given away in the United States,
through druggists. to the people rs . trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person Of its won
derful quality In curing all forms Of iadiges-
ton. sample bottles, 10 cents. Regular size.
IS cents. Sold positively by all 1rst-class drug
gists in the United States.
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ATTENTION. FlREmEN.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or rHE
Board Of County Commissioners Of Eureka
County. Nevada tacting ~ = Board Of Town
Oficers), made this, 21st day Of April, I67D.
notice is hereby given that an election will b
held at the Courthouse, on SATURDAY, April
&c, 1873, for the purpose Of electing Z Chief u
the Fire Department Of the Town Of Eureka.
Polls will BE- open from ! O'clock r. N. till I
O'Clock p. n. f. r. DODGE,
Clerk Board County Commissioners.
By E. NJ. DELL. Deputy. sp27td
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covered.

Captain Rock writes suggesting certain
work for the Town Board. The same is
covered by ordinances adopted by the
Board at'their meeting yesterday. Hence
the publication Of his letter is deemed I'M
necessary.
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A meeting Of teamsters, biacksmiths,
merchants and others interested in team
ing will be held at Odd Fellows Hall at 8
O'Clock to-day for the purpose Of fixing
coal rates, etc. 1t Is hoped that -thsre will
be q full attendance.
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Since the fire. Luther CLARK il in urgent
need Of money, and wants every one who
is indebted to him TO settle Immediately.
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n please make immediate payment, ~ the
business Of the old nrm must be settled. Those
having bills against NJ win please present
them. MOORE BROTHERS.
Eureka. March %. 1879. nlres
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"e''s' Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morning
: vars Of bullion. valued 1t sl.ito IL.
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A gentleman saw a lady escaping up tho
hill from the fire, bearing her truak in her
hands. and accosted her thus: Madam,
you have left your other shoe in the houss."
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or any other fend, can't keep Bart Ashim, Of
the NJ. and n. T. D., corner Of Main and Bate
man streets, from selling the best goods al the
lowest figures. Cost prices. cost: emily that. and
nothing more.
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The once is open on week days from 8
..,,cct 4. n. 10 43O r. NJ, and from 9 to
e'rlock in the evening. .
Rssistry and Money Order business ciosss at
c.,iro.d mails close at 8 80 r. y.
ON SUNDAYS
oh. once 10 open from 10 n. to l Pm.
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IloAhD.
1so Ophir-2ex 81 27b5 81
20 Mexican "a 344
100 Gould 4 Cnrry-S1
65 Best 4 Delcher-16 l5t
2l5 California-6%
80 ~Savage-1O
so Best L Belcher-16
1888 Con. Virginia Ga
SO Chollar-54
10 Potosi-380c
10 Hale 4 Norcross-11A liz liz
200 Crown Point-4%
AK Yellow Jackct-l5T 1880 16
400 Con. virginia-6%
$50 Imperial-l3jc 140c
rs Alpha-19t
100 Belcher-5l
100 Sierra N~evada-46it 46
100 Utab-14b
$50 B~ullion-5ls 81
: $50 Exchequer-54 81
100 Overman-9t
$50 Justicc-370c 3G5c
10 Succor-2jc
za0 Union--69 69k
10 Alts-5a So
10 Lady Bryan-70c
235 ~Julis-3S5c 390c
100 Csledonia-190c 1886
255 Silver Hill--120c Ia
2lo Challenge-285c 2S0c
$50 New York-65c Coo
235 Phil. Sheridan-45cb30 45c
2UO LAZY Washington-1
700 Andes-40c 45c
100 ward-1O5c
995 S~corpion---2A 270c 260c
100 Wells Fargo-10c
AIS Leviathan---50c $50 Coo
As N. Con. virginis--l0
$50 Benton--4
100 solid Silver--30c
800 Flowery-35c
900 n. Bonanza---ii0c l30c
500 Morgarda--l5c
1856 Mackay-lt l6oc
200 NJ. view-5A 54s60
100 Califorl ia--G%
so Scorpion---260c
SO Bcnton--4
200 Imperial--140c
20 Yellow Jacket-16
VEINS GARD.
$40 Raymond i Ely-3s $500
80 Eureka Cun.-l5
so J~ackson--6N 81
600 Belmont--l0c l5c SOC
$50 Gila--35c
zoe Leopard-lF
$40 N. BELIEF
LIS Manhattan-255c az
so Jackson--7b5
100 Defrees--l0c
$50 Grand Prixe--st F..
$50 Argcnta-1f 140c 145c
100 Navajo--20c
375 Independence--280c "a
100 Belle Isle--i0c 35c
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Gil AFTER TuN Ne L.
Mining Company
Location Of Mines
e u R e k A, IN e " A ID "A
Capital Stock, Sf0.000,O 900;
100, 900 Shares. : Par Value. 800 Each.

THIS PROPERTY is CENTRALLY SITUATED, ITE REFERENCE TO II BEST PRO-
J. Ducna mines in the District 1t lies about 90 feet south Of Me cddM1kdE drls
the south ad weth tn EldWHdo,M eamons and many oMer probable mines
The main Tunnel enters from the orhwe the lowestp rndcMhe point, md i'll pierce
at advances not only the Companys own Mines but continuous am once the Richest
cl surWy) and extending distance of EIGHT LE6
The advantages fori investing nthhs entrprse are;
hs Company and the SMALL amount Of Capital now required to dsseIp these nine, a
more uan$2 has benn most udNdousy responded
SECOND The early location Of The claims uso7D, at : inn when artlsss mines
present assurance BY tn deep workings 1some 1900 feet or morJ in the eares Of the sur
hs,n atw WITH depth the ore deposits stadIym improve both in extent md quality
THJRD-oe of hse mms.m The "Needle" on hitch . contract for . lNoot shaft
est grade eer found in this District asayngf om $50 to- slO7 per ton in quantities which
aireIy lore thanp pay the xpenseM sinking.
FouRTH-The main Tunnel is now about SEVEN HUNDRED fee tin nghm md ta pre-
Of ore.
FIFTH-The present very low price of this, stock. and it's being virtually md TRULY una
capital Eight Thousand shares Of hhs shave bns sold 10 parties Mvingm Eureka
IxTH-Last and best OF all. uisp property WILL LEA and we invite personal II.
specton.
~ small amount Of mn. stock may sn DO purchased. u 500 per share BY sppnins
s~ CHAS. DEHMA
PO Box H7 Eureka, Nevada.
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Watches. Jcwelry and Clocks Re.
paired.
II you want to have your watches and jew
elry repaired in a workmanlike manner. go to
P. Steler's jewelry store, one door south Of 8.
Ashim h Bros, Main street. All work war
ranted. apl3-tf
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$40 Reward.

A SET OF FALSE TEETH. UPPER AND
IA lower, were lost 1t the International Ho-
tel ON the night Of the FIRE. Tsn dellars viii
be psid for their recovery. They csp hs left
with ID. H. HALL
Eureka April 81, 1879 src2-1t