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tfO hOrbS vi Bdnuj
more or less, in Beccaria township, lying on the
north side Of big Cleariold creek, and within one
mile Of the same. The above land is heavily
covered with hemock, white oak, rock oa g. and
other hard wood timber, and quantity Of white
pine, said to be half million or more feet
The same Is heavily underlaid with bituminous
coal, and directly on the line of railroad leading
from lloutidale to Coalport. Itsvalue il unknown.
There are, also, other valuable minerals on the
same
The above land Lies about two and a-half miles
below the village Of Glen Hope, adjoining lands
Of George Groom and others, on what is known
as Porters run. Tho improvements on the prop
orty are good geared saw mill, in running order,
q high dan, stone breast, made In the best man
ner, 1T for almost any machinery. There is also,
a large frame dwelling house and frame bank barn
thereon, and about forty or CITY acres more or
less, Of thP land ig cleared Any person
wishing to iayest IN property Of this kind will do
we'll TO examine this property. ! will sell the
whole OF the undivided half intesest, as may suit
the purchaser. The above tract Of land will make
two or three farms, which will compare favorably
with The greater part Of our county. Price and
terms made known to any person wishing to pur.
chase For further particulars call in person or
address the undersigned at Grampian Hills % !,
Clearield county, Pa sAM'L WIDEMIRE.
Jan. .. tsT8-u.
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When Hayes remarked from Chi.
esgo balcony that "good times have
come again. some fellow replied, $50
has Grant" and the whole crowd yell
ed with delight.
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The NEW JUDGE.-Governor Hoyt
has appointed Henry Green, of Easton,
a lawyer and prominent Radical poll
tician, to the vacancy on the Supreme
Bench, caused by the death of Justice
Woodward.
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Reader. II you want to know what is going on
In the business world, just read our advertising
columns, the Special column in particular.
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alfw advertisements.
ADMINISTRATIONS, NoTICE.

TIHI Ms TNNTOKN' NUTTCE.
IN Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
ministration De tonis on the estate OF LYDIA
BOWLING, late Of Lawrence twp, Clear6eld Co..
Pa deceased, having been duty granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate
will please make Immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands against the same will
present them properly authenticated for settle
mcnt without delay. AARON c. TATE,
Administrator d d. n,
clearGeld, Pa, Oct. &. ls79-6t.
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Afw Advertisements.
, DMINIsrRArons NoTrCn.- .NolI

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE. Notice
N Il hereby given that Letiers Of Administra.
tion on the estate Of FREDERICK sHARPER,
late Of Sandy township, Clearield county, pcnn'a
deceased, having been duly granted TO the under.
signed, all persous indebted to said estate viii
please make Immediate payment, and those hav.
ing claims or demands against the same will
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment without delay. GEORGE @. KIRK,
Administrator
Luthersburg, Pa, Sept. "a, ls59-6t
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PRIVATE SALE
-oF-
Valuable Real Estate
446 Acres Of Land,

The undersigned, living in Penn twp, Clear
field county, Pa, offers the following valuable
Renl Tstate for Salet
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GAUTioN,-All persons arc hereby notified
~ not to purohse or have anything to do with
certain note drawn in favor Of Ellis Burns dated
July 26th, 1873, payable sixty days after date cal
Jog for sts5.ti, said note now being in the hands
Of ID. X. Brubahcr, and left with County National
Bank, Clearheld, for collection. This note has
been paid, and will not be paid again unless com
nolled to do 80 by law.
H0LLoPETER A BRUBAKRR.
Rockton, Pa, Sept. 2lth, lSIg-3te
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Re-Union Of Trade.
Singer Sewing Machines

Having made arrangements with Eastern mer-
chants to sell goods furnished me, therefore call
and see, as will be enabled to sell cheaper than
the cheapest J. W. cARLILE,
Troutvie, Pa, Sept p, '79-ly. Agent.
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New Marble Ynrd.
T0MBST0NES, MONUMENTS,
Pasfs for Cen,eferu Lots.

A NEW MARBLE YARD--call at ]. FLA.
HARTYiS Marble Works. Choice work and los
prices. Directly opposite tho Lutheran Church
Third street, Clcarheld, Pa., March 27, ls7p-tf
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That tall persons except Justices Of the Peace, VIII,
shall hold an Office or appointment Of trust under
the government Of the Uuted States, or Of this
state, or Of any incorporated district, whistler n
commissioned officer or otherwise. subordinate
officer or agent, who Is or shall be employed un-
der the Legislative, Executive Of Judicial d.
partments Of this State or Of ihe United States,
Or any city or incorporated district, and also
that every member Of Congress, or Of the State
Legislature, or Of the eommon or select council Of
any city or commissioner Of any incorporated
district are by lazy incapable Of holding or ex.
ercising, al the same time the ofice or appoin.-
mcnt Of judge Inspector or Clerf Of any election
IL Ihi. ln.n ...... .uaniAh
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sra. u. II any election officer shall refuse q,
neglect to require such proof Of the right ol
suffrage AS Is described by this law, or the laws
TO which this Is . supplement-, from any person
offering TO vote whose name Is not on the liat of
assessed voters, or whose right to vote IL ehai.
lengcd by any qualified voter present, and shall
admit such person TO veto without requiring suci,
proof every pegsoa 50 offending shall, upon con.
vicilan, be guilty Of misdemeanor and shall be
ientsnocd for every such offence 10 pay a iino moi
exceeding Eve hundred dollars, or to undergo an
imprisonment not more than one year, or both. Al
the discretion Of tho Court.
Canvass OF the Votes by the Court.
Sac. lS. Az sson "a tho polls shan close III. of.
hcera Of the election than proceed to count ali
the votes csst ior each candidate voted for. ana
make out =. full return Of the same in tr,plieate
with return sheet In addition, In all Of wbIeh
ihe votes received by each candidate SHAH b. eiv-
en- attor his or her name, hrst in words and aeain
10 figures, and shall be signed BY ali Of said Of.
hcers, and certified by oysrseers il any, or IL no,
40 certified the ovcrscers and anr othcer refu,ln
TO sign or certify, or either Of them shall writ
upon fach Of The returns his or their reasons 10,
not signing OF certifying them. TIE rote as .oon
cs eossied 'hoi aiso Be publicly and sls declared
IRON ms e'ndo. 70 ne eitirens pressrf, aad q
er'y statement .hosirg ne votes rsssirsd w each
candidate shall b mede and sgnsd ~ he slecfion
cpe.r. as coon % tls rote is counted and le sam,
'lait v 'wmedsaisiy posied vp on ne door Of the
election Acr's for is|ermaiio- Of ne pullic. The
uipiicaie returns shall be enclosed In envelopes
ana be sealed In the presence Of the othcers, and
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Sac. II. II shall be lawful for any qualified
citizen Of the district, notwithstanding the name
Of the proposed voter Is contained on tho lis, Of
resident taxables, to challenge the vote Of such
persons whereupon the same proof Of the right
Of suffrage as now required by law shall be pub.
licly made, and acted on by the election board.
aad the vote admitted or rejected according to
the evidence. Every person claiming 10 be n
na,uralilcd citizen shall bo required 10 produce
bis naturalization certificate at the election hc-
fore voting, except where he has boon for Ave
years oonsccutively a voter 10 tho district in
which he oiiers his vote, aud on the vote Of such
person being received Il shall be the duty Of The
election officers to write or stamp on cueh cer,i6-
cate the word "vOted," with the day, month and
year, and " any election officer or oiioors shall
receive second vote on tae samo day BY virtue
OF the same certificate, except whore son are on.
titled TO vote because Of tho naturalization Of
their gathers they and the person who shall offer
such second vote shall be guilty Of misdcmcan.
or, and on conviction thereof fined or impris.
oned, or both, at the discretion ol tho court, but
the hne shall not exceed ave hundred dollars in
each case, nor the imprisonment one year. The
like punishment shall DO inflicted on conviction n
Of the ohcers Of election who shall neglect or re-
fuse to make Or caute to be made the endorse
inent required as Aforesaid on said naturalization
certificate.
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further supplement to the act regulating
elections in this Commonwealth, approved
January 30, and February ~, A. d. 1874;
SEC. b. At all elections hereafter held under
the laws Of this Commonwealth, the polls shall be
/ o'clock, D. IN.
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PACIFIC T.
SPECIAL TO TEE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
CALIFORNIA.
Four Conventions.
A FUSION PROGRAMME.
Anything 10 Beat she Republicans
CENTRAL PACIFIC ELECTION.
CENTRAL PACIFIC ELECTION.

SAN FRAxcIsco. July q.
The Republican. Workiugmen. Demo-
cratic and HI. BIS. County Conventions for
Alameda county. met al Oakland yester-
day. The Republicans. last night. made
straight nominations. After much backing
and filing. the ot.ser three Conventions
agreed on . fusion programme The
Workiugmen are 10 nominate one csndi-
date for Senator. one for the Assembly.
Shsria. Treasurer. District ATTORNEY.
Superintendent If Schools, County Asses
snr. Public Administrator. and all town
ship Justices and Conss4bles. The Demo-
Gratis are To nominate one candidate for
Senator. County Clerk. County Recorder
and Coroner. The II. Be are to nominate
two candidates for the Assembly. two for
Judgss If Superior Courts, Coansy SEr-
veyor, and all the candidates for Sep-f-
yisnrs- The men nominated by ore Con-
vention are to be presented TO the other
snything to beat the Republicans
TIE sanaal meeting os stockholders Of
the Central Pacific R4ilrszd for the slee-
rion Of ofiicsrS WAS held f-ssy- The vote
east was very full. nearly all II TIE EsSsern
Stockholders lesisg represented hv proxies
The vote resulted in the ~ei=cfies Il he TO-
losing Directors: Li1nd Stanford G. p.
Huntington Charles Croker. z W. Nil
Ter. Jr.. E W. Hopkins. Chzs- T. Crrker
and W v Huntington. 0Gcsrs eseci-
Leland Stanford. Pres5dens; c. T. Haaf-
izst Z. Vice President; Cssri- cr0-Ssr.
Second Vice Pre~id-as: Z. II. Ndssr. ia
S-cretary; E ". Hopkins Treasurer.
The Executive CoannIsfee = the Work
iasnsens party for the Third Congressional
District met at NzryssilSe Yesterday -
nominate CnagTeS>nszn- Eflins. cf SeA8aa.
having declined c. P. Berry. II Yuhs
H.s rrplzeed on tie ticket and relieved
from taking the iron clad pledge. xFssEsaa
to take which Was the caass Of his F~reSsons
removal.
JOHN Proaaf, q the lxu firm at Lati-
use-- Norraw and Prof.s- died II tie
Baldwin Hotel fhis morning s~ed b
years The deceased s1sEeli sns~n A. an
aathor Of : numb@r Of vzla4hle IEm wcrkS.
Es-iy this morning D<unis Lozszn- re-
siding At sii Mission sire 6, shot hims-f
shro1sh tie breast INJECTING = fatal
Eoaad- Cause domestic rr0ubl4s.
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of Thurman and securing the nomination
next year for Tilden. the chances being
against his living out his term. Ewing has
been pushed forward by Pendieton with
this view, and tie latter expects to use him
to promote his own personal ambition.
The correspondent says the story IL con-
frmed by much evidence, circumstantial
and direct.
Sc. Lsuis Railroad Wen on n strike.
ST. LoUIs. July p.
Between 200 and 500 railroad workers.
employed as warehoHsemen and freight
handlers at yards in East st. Louis, struck
to-day for an increase Of wages. They bad
been receiving q dollar day. and demsndsd
. dollar and a quarter. The forces of the
indianapolis 4 St. Louis and Cairo Short
Line have stopped work entirely. The
forces on some other roads stopped. aud
then resumed until Tomorrow. when
they threaten to join the strike unless their
demands are accsded to.
decentralization of silver.
NEW YORK. July %.
The s.world's'' Washington special says:
Mr.. Evarts will have Commissioners APP
pointed to other Governments at once.
looking to an International characterization
Of silver. An appropriation for that pur-
pose having passed the last Congress.
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From the Stock Report
Whatever Of hard times there NAV be in
San Francisco at present is not severely
felt by the labnriDg classes, bnt falls on
the middle class. There is not a larger
percentage of unemployed labor here than
Is usual to cities. but times are hard with
the business classes. The followers of St.
Dennis are not suffering. but in most in
lance 1t is the very men against whom
their grievances are directed that are the
victims Of the dull times. The rich and
moBey-lending class are making money Of
course. but the middle class are being
ground between the upper and the neither
millstones.
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NOTICE

NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN. THAT WE
~ resign the eff res of President and Seere-
tary respectively OF the Eureka Coal Burners
Association. to tske effect from date. We have
used our best endeavors to promote the inter-
ests of the coal burners, and raise the price of
coal to 30 cents per bushei. in a peaeeable way,
and never have countenanced my lawiess pro
eefdinss OF infrscti ms of the laws We have
obtained the price at the Eureka CONSOLE
dated, but not at the RE. mend
Respectfully, JOE MAGGINI, President.
j. HAU~M.S, Secretary.
Eureka. New. July q, l,79. jy23-3t
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NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
N undersig ed has this day sold his right,
title and interest in and to the Union SALES Ii
and Lodging House property to CESARE
BELLI. who will collect ali debts due ne. and
pay all bills due on aeeount of the late owner
ship. Retiring from the above. | respectfully
beg my old patrons to bestow the same liberal
patronage to my successor as they have hereto
fore given to me.
GIUSEPPE GTUDIL 4.
or the hrln of Celsi Tatti & Co.
Eureka. July %. 1879. jya3 st
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


You will save money. and get the best salts
faction by examining the entire new stock of
Gloves just opened at the GoLDLN RULE
STORE Joe VIII make this line . speciality.
All Californis stock and California tsnned.
Styles fer heavy work. driving and walkiag.
AL made OF skins selected by myself. These
goods are Manufactured for my own especial
trade. r II. JOSEPH.
Golden Rule Store.
New stand. one door north Of HI. Johnsop's
old established grocery and provision house,
Main street. iv>a-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-23

THE business depression in England not
only continues. bat seems ~ begrowing
worse In the meantime. ali branches Of
trade on this side Of tie Atlantic show 8
marked and rapid improvement.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-23

THE Chicago Tribune TINS: Tie Pres
iient TO Mr.. Chandler. Il return your
backbone with many thanks II you can
conveniently spare il. / saoull like to re-
guss; the Use Of it during the next session
of Congress-
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NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE.

WE, THE COAL BURNERS. SOCIETY. DO
w not wish the RESIGNATION OF Joe Maggini.
as President. and j. Hausmsn, as Secretary.
until the day OF the Coal Burners Meeting.
that being on the 5th day Of August next.
GOAL BURNER.
For the Coal Burners Association,
Eureka. July %. 1879. jy2s
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A WASHINGTON correspondent directs at
tention to the curious fact that in the
bureau for the preparation o. the archives
Of the Rebellion for publication are two
ex-Confederate Generals
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LOS

A COAT. CONTAINING A LOT OF PA
IN pers. such as a naturalization certificate,
letters. SC. wss lost on July 22d. shout twelve
miles from Eureks, ON the old stage road lead
ing to Austin. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving IL at the SENTINEL ufice.
NJ. KONDA.
Eureka, July %. 1872. jyss
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Notice to Teamsters and Goa.
Contractors.

THE TEAMS HAVING RECEIVED ORDERS
l. to deliver coal at the Richmond Works.
saying that ii was their own coal, will hereaf-
ter have to depart upon getting coal from those
parties who manufacture their own coal. after
this dste.
EUREKA COAL BURNERS ASSOCIATION.
Eureka. July y. 1879. jy2s-3t
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Shooting SerSr - God EfIi-yo
Mater ia Sie-ra sexa Ia shapes

TIRSr<rA CuI- jaw p.
Last might. John T. Prifch.rd- Of Gold
Hi. shot officer Hamphr4y Simous in
three places Priseaard ~as bsating his
wife when Simsns rent into tssr horse u
interfere. and vas shot in the jaw. breast
and right ere. He cannot lire PTitch2rd
was arrested.
Superintendent Mckenzie saws there is
No truth in the Fepsrt Of water IN the stopes
Of the Sierra Nevada
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-23

Hon. dsosox G. GoRaAx has declared
tos DR.. Glenn for Governor Of California.
We alvsys knew that Mr.. Gorham was .
GENTLEMAN Of integrity and discernment.
He b after the scalp Of the Central Pacific,
md knows that Perkins is the tool Of that
ponopoly. Good for Gorham.
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Hats, Irurrahi !, un,,,u

An entire new stock of Hats. all in the latest
styles, direct from the factories in the East.
now opening st tie GOLDEN RULE STORE.
new stand. one door north of Hi. Jchuson's
old established grocery and provision house.
Main street. iy22tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-23

TIM Carson Tribune" has entered npon
~ sixteenth volume. Everybody knows
that ths Tribune" u one OF the very best
n Tie small dAiIies OF this State. IL gets
better With age. The SENTINEL hopes it
nay contiuue to prosper.
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Assessment Notice.

vNo MRS. e. NJ. BArM. PALlsApEi med
are hereby motif ed that | have psi ~. in
labor on the Sierra NEVADA mine. s'.untv Ne.
Antelope Mining District. fnr.la .smonnting
10 SOS in United States gold coin. fer nnless
ttrest Of $50 feet in said clsim. aud Una. sfter
Won DAY said amount within ninety Gays n.
the first publication Of this notice. ,ranerty
by law. WiLLis s,a1svq0d
June IL. 1879. -
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TINS b from the ''Stock Report: The
summary manne in which bad characters
~ dealt with in Reno is perfectly tar-ri-
".
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.-.sAGEBRUsm

The above york will be ready for deliv-
~ q an early day. We liked Mr. Mighsls.
also We like his family. Hence we are dis
posed 70 say anything in these columns
calculated to help the sale Of the book.
The Virginia "Chronicle' has the follow
ing:
The lats Harry Migheiss aeok, Usage
brush Leaves" has left The Publishers
hands and il now ready for distribution to
subscriber. The volume is 8 handsome
Sne. and from cover TO cover is filed with
matter which will be read with pleasure by
I'll who enjoy . cultivated style and admire
sincerity. II is . pity that : man with tie
literary ability Of the late Mr.. Migaels
should have wasted his years in the pab-
licati0a Of . country newspaper. More
graceful little essays than these in this
volume can be found nowhere. His work
i marked BY keen observation. . rare
power Of describing natural scenery, q
shrevd insight n human motives. and =
delicate and all-pervading hnmor. Mighrls'
warm heart peeps through the fun and sar-
casm in '~'Sagebrush Leaves" and TO read
~ book il like having the man once more
With us- The book Is q credit TO the State.
Nevada has given birth to no other literary
performance that comes within miles Of it,
and il should have . very large sale.
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1Hxr had : journalistic scrimmage in
Virginia City the other day. Mr.. Picotte.
q he Lyon County s.Times.' and Mr..
4ahanny. Of the sFootlight," came to
blows. II vas all about the Sutro scandal.
xr. Picotte alleging that Mr.. Mahanny
had tried to bride him to keep the affair
81 ~ the Times"
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The Last Chance.

IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMsEL rsi,s
IN indebted 10 A. BEKwlN. late OF .us sd;ste
House Store. are requested to make Mis-
payment. This is The last call, and y the ond
ire not settled promptly. they VIII ss col-
In the Constsb 'e.s hands for immeeiaww,
ies,ion, va ,s-o jei0
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-23

Congress ct the last regular session, con-
solidated tho geological and typographical
surveys known ~ the Wheeler, Powell and
Hsydsn Surveys, with Clarence King as
0upsrintendent. The scope OF the survey,
says the Bulletin" has been greatly en-
largsd. The points which most interest US
lust now. are those which relate to 'he
classification Of lands. . result which has
ben sought for . long time, but never at
tanned. Clarence King is well acquainted
With the general topography Of the ccuD-
w vest Of the Rocky Mountains. He I'M
derstsnds just what is wanted. His work
On the Fortieth Parallel is quite disriu /
from that which he is expected t execute
under his present commission. He will
mot only make ; thorough survey Of the
mineral Districts, but viii undertake t.
mako auch . typographical survey Of all
tho lands on the west side OF the Rocky
Mountains. - will enable the Commits
sioners to classify them. and TINS furnish
tho data for . law afixing graduated prices
70 fhese lands.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-23

TIM hopeful student Of history who
thinks Hormonism is dying out had better
consult Tie latest reports. 1t is in . lively
md Aourishing condition. Tw, undred
industrious Germans from Bavaria are
about 10 leave for Utah with thei, wives,
and the boom has been started on this
sids Of the Atlantic BY John Petit, an I'M
dartakes Of H.mstead, on Long Island.
Ths only undertaking Of Mr.. Petit's which
= pabliedy recorded is an attempt ( o ttake
~ wife Of . neighboring friend to Salt
Lake and bury her in the iniquities Of the
church. He has succeeded. The shutters
ars mp IN his CONN shop and the book
keeper gets mp 70 cool his own breakfast
IN he morning. Furthermore. the re-
esiver appointed BY the conrs At Utah to
fsrss III executors Of Brigham Young to
a honsst division Of the estate has had
thsm arrested for failure to comply with
ths courts instructions. All things con-
sidsesd, the church is animated and pros
porous.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-23

IN disgracefnl spectacle Of . base ball
match bstusen eighteen variety actresses
n tsonsers and blouses attracted 5000
pespae u Philadelphia When game was
ssalsd theFs we're sbont ! hundred men ON
~ home base. tuo Of the tainted,
Ne police we're overpowsred and the bats
we're in the hands OF = drunken mob. The
match vas . farce OF tbs noisiext kind.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-23

MARRIED
VIM smneca. July GOV. s. Bonuifeld, Judge
OF the Fourth Judicial District. to Miss Lucy
A. Richard.
DIED.
virgiria. July l5-Joseph.ne. wife Of Nicholas
Antipa, a native OF Mexico. aged 10 years.
SPECIAL NOTICES.