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Rules for Action.

These short rules for action in case
Of accident are good: For dust in the
eyes, avoid rubbing, aud dash water
in them. Remove insects from the
ear by tepid water; never put a hard
instrument into the ear. If any ar
terry he cut, compress above the
wound; if a vein Is cut, compress
below. If choked, get upon all fours
aud cough For light burns, dip the
part in cold water; if the skin is de-
stroyed, cover with varisb. Smother
a ire with carpets, etc; water viii Of
ten spread burning oil and increase
the danger. Before passing through
smoke take full breath and stoop
low. Suck poison wounds, unless
yonr mouth is sore; enlarge the
wound, or, better, cut the wound ont
without delay, Hold the wound as
long as can be borne, to q hot coal, or
the end Of cigar. In case Of pois-
oning, excite vomiting by tickling the
threat or by hot water or mustard.
In case of opium poison give strong
coffee, and keep moving If in the
water float on the back, with the
mouth and nose projecting. For apo
plexy raise the head and body; for
fainting, lay the body fat
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Summons.

In the District eohf; Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict the Territory OF Idaho and FOR the coua-
ty OF Boise
Eliza Brown Lsroy Brown.
10 Leroy Brown:
IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
q united States OF the Territory of Idaho: You
are hereby notified that there is file in the
office of the clerk of the District court OF the Sec
ond judicial District of said Territory. in ldahe
City. county OF Boise the complaint of Elizabeth
Brown praying Judgment against You, that the
marriage bonds existing between you and plaintiff
be dissolved, and that the custody OF the infant
children be granted to her. and that if the custody
of both cannot be granted. that she have the cnsto-
dy of the glr Elnlira. and for her costs in this
tion, and for such other reli + the Court may
deem her entitled TO. [See copy of COMPLAINT
served herewith And that you appear and An
swer the said complaint within ten days after the
service hereof If served within Boise county, and
within twenty days if served OF said comfy but
within said Judicial District and within thirty days
if served ont said Distiiet exclusive of the day
OF servic J, Judgment Win De taken against yon bv
default. and plaintid will app the Court Tor the
relief sought ia her mplaint.
In witness Whereof !, 4. l.. Richard
! son Clerk of said District Court. have
/ Il. o. I hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said Court. at Idaho City, this,
3ist day OF July, A. d. 1873.
BY GEO. W. RIcaARps. Clerk.
Deputy Clerk.
c. s. Kingsley. attorney for Plaintiff.
Aug 19-3Ud.
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NOTICE.

Crlenr Canlenr OF IDAHo,
n Inothty y. of Boise, ss.
tsceasaega matter of the estate CT John G Hughes,
az tioE SIZE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE UNDER
q. Hus5as administrator of the estate of John
eerssns .uece.sed to the creditors Of and ali
Libit uavlhg claims against said deceased to ex
within 'hen, tnn with tho necessary vouchers,
Ms notice n months after the first publication Of
'i'csrSilie, Boise county. /. n -'o' - 80 '
Admipis,,.. NM j. ROTHWELL.
esceased. OF the estate of Joha q. Hughes.
' s'aAo City. My ., 1879.
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idaho WORLD
Iofine-

Estate of Samuel stewart deceased
MS Office l. HEREBY GIVEN IY THE UNDER.
= So signed, administrator OF the estate OF Samuel
stewart deceased, to the creditors OF and all per.
sons hsyng claims against. tl,e said deceased to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers. within
ten meths after The first publication of this otice
to the said administrator AZ his Office III Idaho City
CouAty Of Boise, aad Territory OF Idaho.
JONAS ". BFOWN,
administrator.
Dated at Idaho City, June Il 1STo-4w.
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ggouce.

FERRFToRY OF IDAHO, SO
1ollnty of BOISE J = :.
ceased: ,,-,-,- nv .,,rrus r7,yDp-
ga OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY iHb U ukl1st, I
M signed. administrator OF the estate od Nhi WI
sasA,e deceased. 10 the creditors of. and all per
sn5s having claims against, ssid deceased 60 sAlo-
i them With The necessary vouchers, aithln ioat q,
,oa,lths after the publication of tins notiee 10 ino
9Au "s''' GEO. BENNETT.
administrator of the Estate Of VIVA. Payne de-
Dated June 10. 1879
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An Esteemed Father.

A friend and neighbor has a son
who is so quick at repartee that it is
a little dangerous to cross words with
him He was out riding with his faith
er the other day, when, noting the
name of a street, he asked if it was
named after Mr. B., a we'll known
but not altogether popular citizen
"By no means" said the father, "it
was not named for him, but for his
father, who was very popular and
very much esteemed" The boy said
nothing; so bis father, who thought
he saw chance to preach a little ser
mon, continued: "It's very apt TO be
SO. A boy has father whom every
body loves and respects for his good
qualities and abilities, but in too many
cases the boy don't amount to any
thing" "Your father was very mpch
esteemed, wasn't he sir?"
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Zotica.

ceased.
In Probate Csurf of Boise county Idaho Territory
Ma OIICE Is HER 8BY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
sI signed, Executor OF the estate Of John Win.
Der deceased, 10 the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against, the said deceased exhibit
.hem with tha necessary vouchers. within four
mouths after The first publication OF this notice to
the said Executor, ut his residence on Squaw
creek III Boise county, daho Territory
ROBERT BARBOUR.
Executor of the estate ii Jeiln Winner. deceased.
Dated Idaho City, AOgast y, lS19.-4w.
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Dissolution Notice.

HE PARTNER HIP HERETogo EXIST.
~. ing pstween g. Q. Hayird and James Ptlk has
thsse indebted us will please come forward an.
set'le with g q Hayird by July /, 1879 and per'
soss navihg claims againsi the old firm viii please
o. G. HAvIRD.
e,,,nv. JAMES PULK.
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P0STOFFICEs.

The following is list CT the postof1lces
in Idaho Territory:
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ydalsa 5emf- ~ eehlg IHurld
I,ublished

HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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In the District eohf; Of the Second Judicial Dis
triet OF the Territory OF Idaho IN and Cor the
ty OF Boise.
lian Rrnn.1l rs cray Rrnrrrl
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RrPoRr says that China is making
active preparations for war with ia,
pan.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

Some Of the ~Impositions PraetEcca
Upon 1t.
The Relief Committee since its forma-
ton has performed a vast amount Of good
work. Where there are so many. however,
whose necessities are OF such a character
as to demand immediate relief it is impos-
sible for them to investigate individual
cases, and as a consequence they nave
been grossly imposed upon in many in
stances. One man, who was assisted to the
extent Of SIS in cash, deposited it in a faro
bank, and expressed 10 anxiety concerning
the interest. A woman, who was given q
like amount, celebrated her good fortune
by getting uproarionsly drunk aud raising
the devil generally. Another person, who
was given q ticket for . large amount
Of goods, expressed himself as being
just that amount ahead Of the damned
sons- drinkers. 1t ia not in the power Of
the committee to guard against the decep-
ton Of such candidates for the penitentiary,
unless another committee should be ap-
pointed, whose duty would be to examine
and report upon each case, which would
necessarily involve = vast amount Of labor.
Should some Of these miscreants be de-
tcctcd n marched out of town to the
tune Of the "Rogue's March" it would
have . wholesome effect.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24
AN EXPLANATION.
why the County Com MISSIONS rs
Have Contributed Nothing.


Have Contributed Nothing.
Some comments having been made on
the fact that the County Commissioners had
made no appropriation for the relief Of the
sufferers by the fire, the S~EsrISEL's local
sought n Of the members Of the Relief
Committee and asked the cause. The gen.
item an could give no information. save
that the CoL,mittee had asked for an ap-
preparation On Monday last. but as yet no
action had been taken upon the applica-
ton. Commissioner Campbell was next
interviewed and, in reply to our inter-oga-
tories said. the principal reason why no
action was yet taken was because the Com
mittce we're not yet in need Of funds, and
as such an appropriation would be con-
tary to law, the Com missioners had not
yet had time to fully discuss tho matter,
and TO decido~what course was best to be
pursued. Mr.. Crit. Thornton was OF the
opinion that but one course was open to
the Board. and that was to turn over such
amount as they might desire TO give to the
fund for the INDECENT poor, and let all APP
plications so through the regular cham
nels. This, however, would necessitate
the examination OF each individual case by
the Comfy Physician, and would involve
such an extraordinary amount Of labor az
would probably lead to the resignation of
any man who held tAe position at the sal
airy now paid. Mr.. Campbell said that
should the Committee need funds at any
time the Board would meet their demands
inlsome way, and Mr.. Bartlett expressed his
Willingness to advance such sums as would
help them out at any time. From present
indications, however, it is unlikely that
demands upon either quarter will be made
by the Committee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24
BUSINESS mrs.


- H
Minor Items Concerning business
an1 Business Men.
Some cheap bedding, etc., can be bought
at Peed 4 Co.'S.
Ennis is in receipt OF a lot Of choice
rhubarb, and the lovers Of pastry should
make = note Of it.
Mr.. Reub. Egleston has rendered yalu-
able assistance to the Relief Committee by
handling supplies free Of charge.
Grcgovich has secured . choice lot Of
groceries which he proposes to sell at re-
duced prices, owing to the recent fire.
Uncle billy Walker is once more . cam
customers tirst-class meals and lunches in
Jack Perry's saloon.
Mr.. RoSert Murray, who formerly con-
Quoted the barber shop next door to the
Miners saloon, has purchased the shop
next to the Parker Housc, whore he will be
found hereafter.
Bart. Ashim has taken advantage Of the
panic by selling his goods At : less figure
than before the fire. Such q step is well
calculated to secure and retain customers.
While Mrs. Nick Millich was generously
feeding some Of the sufferers by the Ore,
some unprincipled scamps circulated the
report that she had advanced her prices.
Nick promises to single somebody's eve,
II he can trace tho report to any reliable
source.
Some person. with more tongue than
conscience, spread the report that the Eu-
reka 4 California Lumber Company had
taken advantage Of the necessities Of our
citizens BY raising the prices. II Is almost
unnecessary 70 say that there u not an iota
Of truth in the report. and the Company
e doing all il reasonably can 80 asaist in
rebuilding the town.
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Tho debris was being cleared from Joe
Mendes' ground yesterday, and the erection
Of q new building will be commenced as
soon as the necessary lumber arrives. Joe
proposes to erect a two-story building, 100
feet in depth. with all the appurtenances
of q thester, consisting Of stage, cenery,
etc. The first door will be Is feet, and the
second II feet in height, and the place will
be an Improvements in every respect over
the old Tiger" saloon.
The Marrow Gauge is nearing COM
pletion rapidly, and when finished will be
n Of the beat resorts in the town. Molas-
tesla 4 Liggett have shown commendable
enterprise. and are among the first in
the field.
Mr.. G. De La Matyr is in Truckee. u II
chasing lumber, q quantity Of which has
He Is expected home tonight.
Hiram johnson will erect q on~e-story
building, 36x60 feet, on the site Of his old
property. 1t will be divided into three
store-roums
Mr.. William Robertson is building a can
vas-coyered house on Spring street, near
Clark.
Mrs. Brown has secured lumber for eight
houses, and will build as rapidly as pos
aibe.
Frank Swensson will soon have a house
completed on Buei street, just below Clark.
Two houses are in course Of erection for
Mrs. Brown on Buel street.
The bakery and restaurant Of Mrs.
Brown will be open by Sunday next.
q. hewis viii 0 work on
the ''villa." and has already ordered some
Siegant furniture from the Bay.
Mr.. H. M. Joseph, Of the Golden
Rule" Il yet undecided what to do.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

Mr.. p. Barke. the noted architect and
builder, Of Virginia City. is in town.
Gen. p. E. Conner telegraphs Mr.. r.. ].
Butler that he will arrive IL 1Anreka Fri
day evening.
N. J. A. Brumsey, a1jus.er for the CON-
panics represented by Mr.. SAM. Cooper,
dropped in to sec us yesterday.
AL. Lepcr, an attache Of Wells, Fargo 4
Co. 8 office at Phoebe, il in town, and will
remain a couple Of days.
Three beautiful boquets, addressed to
Mrs.. Ada Whitton, Mrs. Mccormick and
Mrs. Wetbered. arrived by express from
California last evening.
Uncle George Thatcher was among the
arrivals last evening. and we may now ex-
pect to sec the old Corner" put in trim
in short order.
Judge Hubbard lost everything by the
fire. including the clothing Of the various
members Of his family. 1t was sufficient
to discourage any man. but the Judge is
not a mar to repine. and has gone brayely
aud manfully to work to retrieve his losses.
His law Office is now ia the rooms Of the
Albion Mining Company.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

The Relief Committee sent the following
telegram, yesterday, to such places as had
offered to furnish funds, provisions, etc. !:
EUREKA, April %, 1879.
To A. J.. Bryant, Mayor, and Relief
COMMITTEES; San Francisco: Gentlemen
In the name Of the sufferers and citizens
Of Eureka, we thank you for the noble aid
you have extended TO us in our hour Of
trouble, and think no further aid is neces-
sary.
The following motto was also sent to the
gentlemen named:
EUREKA, April %, 1870.
To Prof. Weeeles, John McGrath and
others: Gentlemen-In reply to your gen.
erous offer to give . grand concert on
Ruby Hill, for the benefit OF the sufferers
by the late fire, we would say that we
think that we will have sufficient means,
when all is in. without further taxing the
generosity Of the people. Thanking you, We
remain, respectfully yours,
RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24


Ter. Tenuent Faeetfeusly Correets
In justice to Mr.. Tennent, we may state
that the following humorous epistle was
written prior 70 orr recent disastrous fire 4:
CAHsoS CRY, New. April 10. 1879.
EDrroR BRSTIxEL: How in tao name Of
. fraudulent Administration, preaching re-
form, could you s'sitoph'' SO OF the con-
struction Of the snsended Fish law Of last
session. Ordinarily, on propositions out
side Of those political, you are sound but
when 1t comes 70 guessing Ncvada's stat
utes, you must remember you are not on
the payroll for 81. 900 . year, and ought,
il 0 only for the benefit Of the little boys
who occasionally sell twenty-five cents
worth Of a~ngle-worms to the followers Of
Walton, in order that the circns may not
lose money, refrain from publishing such
''broad-gange' (which calls to mind the
COMMITTEES Of Fourteen) errors.
In my opinion. . day will come, and q
people will grow upsand subscribe for
newspapers, believing that through them
correct information will be disseminated,
but, at present, it il debatable whether l
am not . "~solitaire'' on the proposition.
1t always seemed strange to me why
newspaper men knew so little Of what they
we're writing about.
In the SENTrSEL Of the 18th instant Won
pronounce the Goth instant as the last day
for catching fish, until the first Of Octo-
Der. Other papers in the State are pub
lishiug the same error.
At no time does the law Of This State
prohibit the taking OF Ash with nook and
line, but there are uses to which fish
caught with hook and line between April
goth and October LIST can not lawfully be
put. A portion OF the amended law reads:
at shall not be lawful for any person or
persons, between the first days Of January
and June Of each year, to catch or kill any
river, lake, brook or salmon trout in any
Of the streams. rivers, lakes or other waters
Of this State, with any seine. gill-net, spear,
grab hook, weir-fencc basket, trap, ex-
plosive material, or other implements or
substances, or in any manner except BY
hook and line" Again "And it shall
not be lawful for any person or persons to
expose for sale. or to catch or kill for sale,
or to catch or kill for sailing. in any man
ner whatever, any Of the river. lake, brook
or salmon trout, in any river, lake or other
waters within this State. between tho Goth
day Of April aud the first day Of October
in each year."
In my opinion the law does not intend
that If you catch a fish between April Goth
and October LIST you are compelled to eat
it without salt, but that you are not l
mitted to sell or salt down, even for your
own use, Ash canght between these dates.
This is the way the matter looks to me, and
l suppose l have caught less fish than any
man in tie State. THos. J.. TENANT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

A List Of Persons who Deserve

Aid.
1t is doubtless true that many persons
who lost their all in the fire have not APP
piled to the Relief Committee for assist
ance. Some have refrained from doing 90
through a mistaken pride. This should
be set aside on the occasion Of . great ca
lamity like that through which we are
just passing. Persons who may be COM
peeled temporarily to call upon friends or
the Committee to relieve their pressing
necessities are by no means beggars, and
will not be SO viewed. Mrs. r. Hasten,
who has been unremitting in looking up
the destitute and administering 10 their
wants, hands us the following list Of per-
sons whom she thinks should receive the
attention Of the Relief Committee
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harmon and Eve
children; in the rear Of the Metamoras
furnace.
Mrs. Logan and four children; lost
everything; in the rear Of the Lennon
mill.
Mrs. Gennon, with one child sick in bed;
in the rear Of the Eureka clearinghouse.
Mrs. Bride and three children; in the
rear Of the Lennon mill.
Mrs. Kelly, an old lady; in an adobe
house on Bucl street.
Mrs. Gibson and four children; North
Buel street.
Mr.. Bressman and a family Of children;
in destitute circumstance.
Mrs. John Grennan; North Duel street;
destitute.
John Frank, wife and fonr children;
in the rear Of the cid Lennon mill; very
destitute.
Mrs. Cole and three children; North
Spring street.
Mrs. Fay and two children; near Colonel
Reilly's residence.
Mrs. Maggie We'll and two children;
near Colonel Reilly's residence.
Charles Fox, wife and W children; o n
Mob Hill, near the railroad; perfectly dcs-
titute.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacNamara and four chill
dren; in the rear Of the Metamoras furnace;
entirely destitute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stroff and two children;
in the rear Of the Metamoras furnace;
wholly destitute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stromburg and one child;
in Poverty Gulch; husband sick; very des-
titute.
There are also a number Of other dcsti-
tute families in Poverty Gulch.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24
Now show Your esra,,tua -.

No man in Eureka to-day deserves bet
ter at the hands Of it than Tommy Doug
las. The part he played during the late
fire need not again be recounted, save 10
say that he lost all but his. pluck, his en-
ergy, and his manhood. Tonight his sa-
loon will again be opened, and every man
in our community should give him q lift.
If only to the extent Of two bits. II every
man who onght to do SO. viii spend but
that mount over his conpferss it wiU en-
s5ie am to provide a home fer his house,
less family. This will be an opportunity
Of showing that such brave conduct as his
is always remembered and ded by
u warm hearted, generous people.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24
ca Adiuaferx.

The following gentlemen, adjnsters Of
insurance companies represented by Ed.
Dodge 4 Co., arrived last evening: J. W.
Staples, Standard f; W. G. Landcrs. Guard
ian /; II. w. Snow, Commercial Union (; J..
w. G. Cofran, Commercial. Of California /;
w. p. Thomas, Faneuil Hall, Ly-
coming, and Phenix j. Il. Drake, Trad
ers ; z. +. Clark, Glens Falls, Westches-
ter and Northern st. Nicholas. Dwelling
Honse Underwriters, A. A. Snyder. j. Il.
Garness. adjuster OF La Caisse and La
Confiance, will arrive tomorrow evening,
and Mr.. Sexton, Of the Fireman's Fund,
on Sunday evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24

Turner House-Geo. r. Almond, r..
nckircher and N. Hawkins, Eureka; r.
2. a. E%rnitchno, San Francisco.
jackson House,. W. Staples, w. J..
Landers, H. W. Snow, O. A. "A. SNYDER.
Francisco.
farker House--Mrs. Eager and child,
newark Valley; Geo. Thacher and H. w;
nnow, San francisco; d. wattles, Illinois.
sonn Buck and L. Hamilton, Canada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24
A Proposition.

Mr.. bartlett made q proposition yester-
day to provide for the county officers dur
ing the erection Of the new Court-honse.
He offered to remove the present Court
house to the site Of the Opera House, and
furnish the officers quarters rent free, pro-
vided The Commissioners would turn over
the building when the new Courthouse
Il finished. We doubt II the Board could
makes better arrangement, and the offer
u worthy Of serious consideration.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-24
Ma.onsc Hail.

The fraternity Of Free Masons have not
az yet determined what they will do in re-
gard to rebuilding their hall. On next
Monday night they will have a meeting at
Odd Fellows Hall. which that order
courteously placed at their disposal, to
talk over matters and consider what fnture
action will be taken. We hope they may
determine to rebuild, as their former hall
was an. ornament to the town, and in an
ordinary fire . very great protection.