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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-17
DELINQUENT.
DELINQUENT Sale Notice.

A DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED MINING
A COMPANY. Location Of principal place
II business. San Francisco, California. Loca-
ton Of works. Eureka Mining District Eurexa
county. Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the ioi-
lowing described stock, on account OF sssss
ment mo. I0l. levied on the 18th day Of May,
1872, the several amounts set opposite inc
names of the respective shareholders, as ioi-
Iowa.
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DR., SPlNHEY g. CO.,
No. II kearay street.
p,REAT ALL CHRONIC AMI SPECIAL

snskEAT ALL CdhoNlt AND sPkCIAI
Diseases.
YOUNG MEM
who msy he suffering frcm the effects OF youth
full fcllies or indiscretfcns viii do well to avail
themselves Of this. the greatest boon ever laid
at the feet Of suffering humanity. DR.. Spin
ney will guarantee TO forfeit FIVE hundred dol
lars for every case Of weakness or private dis
esse Of any hind or character which he under
takes and fails to cure.
NIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many sf the age Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evscnstion
of the hlsGder, often accompanied by q slight
smart1ng or burning sensation. and q weaken
ing Of the system in . manner the patient can
not account for On examining the urinary
deposits . rcpy sediment will often be found.
and sometimes small particles q sIhamen will
appear. or the color Will be Of . thin miIkish
hue again changing to 9 dark ard torpid sp-
pearsnce- There are many aseH who die Of
this difhcuity. ignorant Of the cause, which 10
the second stage Of seminal weakness. DR.. s.
viii guarantee . perfect cure in all such cases.
and . healthy restoration Of the genito-urinary
organs.
Once Hour-lo 70 4 and 6 10 & SUNDAYS
from 10 TO IL An Consultation free. Thor.
ough exxminstion and savice. IS.
Call or sddresx DIR. SPINNEY 4 10.
No. ii kesrny ST.. San Francisco
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Seminal Weakness.

Senfaxi emission il TIE consequences Of self
abuse This solitary vice or deFraved sexual
Indulgence. is rrxcticed by the youth Of both
sexss to sn almost unlimited extent. producing
with Hnerring certainty the following train OF
morbid symptoms. unless ecrnbatsa by scfeptts.x
medical measures, viz: sallow coHntczsnce.
dark spots under the eyes. pain IN the head.
ringing in the ears, noise like the rustiing Of
leaves or rafting OF ch2rfots. unessiness about
the loins. weakness Of the limbs. confused
vision, binnted intellect. loss Of confidence.
difhde.ee in approaching strangers. dislike 70
form n. v acquaintance. 3 disposition to shun
erupt.oDs shout the face, hectic hushes, frrred
tangne. f9tid br,sth, coughs, consurnr ton.
night sv-ats. nlnnomsnix, and frequently in
sanity. IL relief be not obtained, you shouid
apply Immediately. either IN person or by let
ter. and have q cnre efected by his new and
scientific mode Of treating this disease. which
never fails CT efeetane . quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons At a distance msy be CURED AT
HOME tx addressing q letter 70 DR.. GIBBON,
stating csse symptoms. length Of time TIE dis
Ease has continued, and have msdieine prompt
to any part Of the country, with full and plain
directions fer Use
By fnclczfrs Ten Dollars coin in q registered
letter through this Pussnfbee. or through Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'S package Of medicine Will be
forwarded TO any pxrt Of TIE Union
Persons writing TO the Doctor will Slesse
state the nsnse Of the paper they see this sd
yertisemenf In.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address Dr.. J. f. GIEBON.
Box 1887 San Francisco. California
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District Court Order.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
L yudiciai District State CT Nevada in and
fer Eureta County. in the matter Of the estate
OF r. p BUDD. deceased.
1t appearing to the Court by the PETITION
presented and hled by d. B. Budd. the Admin
istr<to Of the estate az p. p. Badd. deceased.
praying for an order 10 sell the real estate At
private sale. and that II is fer the best interest
Of the estate 10 sell the same:
1t is therefore ordered by the Court. fhst ali
persons Interested in said estate appear before
the said District Court On WEDNESDAY. the
Soth day of July. A. D. 1873. At 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of said day, AZ the Courtroom Of said
District Court. In the town and county Of Eu-
reka. Nevada. 70 show cause Why an order
should not be granted 20 the said Administrator
10 sell all the real estate Of deceased at private
sale. and that . cop of this order be Published
IT least four successive weeks in the Ezrtka
skxrfSKL- . newspaper printed ard Published
In sad town and county Of EarekA-
HENRY RIyES. District Judge
g LsxsrSs. Atty for administrators
Dated Eureka, Nevada Juns 81. A.. ID. 1s-s.
jexeSd
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THE COMPANY
WILL DELIVER FREIGHT Ar
HAMILTON.
WARD.
PIoCHE,
TYBO.
BELMONT.
And AL reints south. by its teams. with care
and dispatch. and At the lowest rates
r. EyERTS, General Suprf.
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MEDICAL.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
New Remedies! New Remedies!
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,

NO. e23 EEARNY
N street, corner Of
CoInmerrisl. S .
FraReiSco,C California
Private entrance on
Commercial street.
Established in 1854,
for the treatment pf
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases s,ich ~ Con
Iorrh9a, Gleet. Strict
.ure, syphilis in all
its forms. Seminal
Weakness, ~Impotency
-etc-, etc. ski dis
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And in accordance with law. and an order of
the Board Of Directors, made on the nineteenth
day of May. 1879. SO many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock as may be necessary.
will be sold at public auction, at the efice of
the Company, Room 4. Nc. 4l Californis
street, san Francisco, California. on
Tuesday. the 22d Day of July. 1879.
At the hour Of 2o'elock p. NJ, Of said day. TO
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
of the sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
OAce-Room 4, No. 40l California street. San
Francisco. California. jy6td
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CHINESE CURES!
DR.. MEN LEE,
The Celebrated Chinese Physician,

s PREPARED TO TREAT PATIENTS IN
l. the most scientific msnner. He has made
medicine his lifetime study. and cnres almost
every disease He cures rheumatism in .
short time. he has new remedies for all
DISEASES, ana can cure them very
quickly. His medicines are all given hot He
uses no cold remedies Ee has made a number
OF astonishing curss. and al persons siiine
should At once consult him. Chrunfc diseases
yield readily 20 his remedies. and cures where
many others have failed
NOTICE. an . grsd1ste q the medical
school Of Cxnsnn-
oFFIcE-Rsd Building. west side Of Norro<
street ,<f II
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TAXATION.

A notice issued by the Tax Assessor Of Homo
lulu, to the effect that taxpayers claiming a de-
duetion on assessment OF property because OF
debts owing by them must file a list Of such debts
and to whom they may be due, has caused some
little INT We think after reasoning the
matter over for a time that what appears as an
unwarrantable prying into a mans business is
after all only a fair and equitable demand on the
part of the government. No one will gainBay the
proposition that all property should be assessed,
and that such assessment should be equally and
fairly distributed. In times past no doubt some
injustice may have been done to taxpayers by
the appointment OF persons to this Office Of tar
assessor who knew as little about values of prop
erty as the Teriest child but we think that the
list of assessors lately published gives evidence of
q new departure in the Finance Department in
the matter Of choice Of Tax Assessors. We do
not know that q taxpayer can claim any right,
based upon our statutes, to deduct liabilities.
We do know that the statutes demand the assess
ment of the full value of real estate, irrespective
Of any debt upon it, and it is time we may infer
that If it was not intended that debts should be
deducted from personal property the statutes
would have been equally clear. However, the
Minister Of Finance has instructed the assessors
to allow deduction for debts owing by the tax
payer, asking in return that the taxpayer shall
give the information by which an assessment
of the debts may be made to the creditor. We
take it that every person has the right, and should
exercise it, to see that his neighbor pays a fair
tax. otherwise delinquents will multiply, revenue
fall of, and az a matter of course rates will be
increased.
Certainly no one can complain that our rates
are burdensome. and we hold that if every tax
payer will make q fair return of his property no
necessity will arise for an increase. When we
read of the condition of affairs in San Francisco,
where a recent tax levy is denounced as an out
rage, and mass-meetings are being held to rectify
the evil We may with reason congratulate our
selves that we live in a land where taxes are not
burdensome.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bfrt1ser /.
SATURDAY. July PC.


FTOUCHING the Hon. &. Rhodes communication,
which appeared in the columns Of this paper last
week, some Of our readers fail to see its relation
to our present labor question, or its bearings up-
on any question of public interest, and express
surprise that we should have given it space in
this paper. In answer We can only say that it
has been our rule to give any responsible person,
who will sign his name to his communication
the right to ~ventilate his ideas upon questions oc-
cupying the public mind. But it is certainly Of
doubtful propriety for a member Of Majesty's
Privy Council Of State and President of the Leg
i%slatiye Assembly to endeavOr to stir up a quarrel
with any foreign power, even if he thought the
facts justified one, which in this instance we do
not think any one believes is the case. There
fore we cannot endorse or approve of the senti-
ments contained in the communication headed
h" The Labor Question"
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FOREIGN NEWS.

CHtcAGo. June SOFIA Cbinaman was natural
lied this morning by Judge Gary Of the Supreme
Court
BrArxoxr tTexas), June sOtb.-Last night. dur
ing the service in the eolored church, a white boy
lacking through the window was shot in the back.
Two more shots wero cred into the church. Some
Of the men In The church returned the Gre.
BosroS, June 3Oth-Captain Edmunds was ar
Ranged to-day on q charge of forgery. with bail
sxed at SIC, 900. He was remanded to jail to
await the action Of the Grand Jury
w,smScrox, July 1.-The first session Of the
Fortv-sixth Congress adjourned sine die at 5 ?. N.
fo-dSv. The closing scenes were totally devoid OF
fote-s.t The galleries Of both Houses were only
half 6IIed with spectators. AID the only outward
siUn OF adjournment was the presence OF the Pres
Ideut and the Cabinet al the Capitol. they being re-
ouired to examine and approve the bills in the clos
ing hours Of the session
During the session OF Congress just terminated
72T bills and 46 joint resolutions were introduced
n The senate, 1885 bills and lie joint resolutions in
The House.
Poarox- July 2nd.-General Buffers physicians
REQUIRE him to retire temporarily from business
Rozrox. July 2nd-Tbe singleseulI race for $500
q side between Warren smith OF HALIFAX and Ivan
Morris Of Pittsburg. distance one mile and q half
ana return. took place at Silver Lake yesterday
afternoon. Smith won by q halflength in the fast
est time on record-2l :O5-the next best time be-
iur made by Hanlan at Philadelphia IN 1876
500.
WASHINGTON July 3rd-The debt statement is
sued to-day shows the increase OF the debtor June
to be s24,7ss.
PLYMOUTH, IN. HI, July 4th.-Fiv hundred
French Canadians are making 4 pilgrimage to the
shrine ofEE. Ann de Beaupre- near Quebec
ArASTIc CTH, IN. j.. July 6th-WIllam CramP
senior member Of the firm OF Cramp Il Sons, ship
builders Of Philadelphia, died here this morning.
TRESroS, July 6th.-A Gre occurred at 3 O'Clock
last evening In the Third Presbyterian Cnureh,
warren street, which was completely destroyed.
with the steeple. 1s4 feet high, an organ and all
osker figures. Four frpmen were in the church
when tEs roof fell. Several were seriously injured.
Loss about $4,000
HlRrFoRp, July 6th.-Alanson Work, who forty
wears ago served three years in the Missouri Penl-
~tentiary on q twelve-years sentence Tor asslsltihg
slaves 10 escape, died to-day at the age OF 50.
Mrs. Hosapher Ever, wife OF the senior editor
of the Miryng and Scientific Press, died at San
FRANCISCO On the I'd inst. The deceased Joined
her husband in Californian in 1858. She was
one of the managers of the Ladies Seamen's
Friend Society.
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FRLDAK. JULT 3. 1879.
shsht addition has been made 10 our efrcuIntinz
medium e65.oOO BY the advent OF the zsaEaud,a. and he
standard American dollar has passed through many hands
. qua fro quo for value received. but another. and
consignment Of Ike amount fs necessary 20 sup
Ply the demand which at present exists.
DuHns me week Just passed exports and imports have
been very Hight, but the balance Is happily in favor OF our
e-por',' the domestic amounting TO t105 1000. The
Clans SPEECHES and Jane 4 FaIkinburg both took fair car.
goes Of sugar; the one. s~preckIes. taking 5.as5 BAG
v'siseo Iesl and the FaIdnburg 4.s7s kegs toos. 40 Ibs). a
total cf s4slS tons.
Inc Dovenby was the only arrival Of this week, and she
tons.
The latest quotations Of the San Francisco m.rke,
snow but little change in sugar. but with regard to rice
me stock Of China Is stiiI large. but Hawaiian and Japan
stocks are very light.
we quote: New mixed, $475; No. 1 China, s5GOG5s 50.
No China, $5hGSH; Hawaiian, ssk; japan 6GSE,
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SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

The principal event of the week has been the
annual examination of all the government schools
of the district. That of the sixteen common
schools, taught in the Hawaiian language, took
place Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in the
KamoiIiili and Kawaiahao churches. The num-
Der of pupils in these schools is SCI. The exam
inatiOn was conducted by a committee appointed
for the purpose. assisted by the Inspector General
On Schools; the result was very satisfactory,
showing that these schools have made good pro-
gross during the past year. In fact it is quite
apparent that most Of the common schools Of the
Honolulu district maintain better methods Of
instruction and higher grades of proficiency than
the majority Of those in the other districts of the
kingdom. The pupils of some of the central
schools of Honolulu showed wonderful facility in
the solution of mathematical problems in both
mental and written arithmetic. The exercises of
Wednesday closed with q dialogue entitled-"Nd
DaiHnOniO o Re KiGhG The Demons Of the Cup
which was well rendered by the girls of the
Roma School, and elected the heartiest applause
from the audience.
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ALONG THE

AtTibbets L sorensons wharf the RaiAtea sch Vivid is
move down, receiving q new coat OF copper. She will
nave q general overnulins. and viii sail for Paintings
Island on Tuesday or Wednesday next.
me Aa~ bk Hawaii Is u the Old Custom House wharf
Iltnne rigging, painting and taking in stores. She will
SAIL some time next week for the South Sea Islands in
command Of Capt Z Wood, FOR Iaborers.
AT Brewo- Il Co.'S wharf Am sch W II Meyer, and the
French b&S AlPhonsine ZeIie are loading sugar, and will
propaoly sail some time next week for San Francisco.
The Brit bk Dovenby f. at the old steamship wharf
aiseharginga general cargo OF merchandise from Glas-
The Am bk Camden Il At the foot Of Fort Street, with
Monday.
me Am Ok CyAne IL in the stream loading sugar from
the schoopers as they come in from the wIndward-
Our ne1; Rail from San Francisco may be looked for
At any moment. BY the Kalakaua. Lady Lampson or
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The examination of the Fort Street School took
place on Tuesday and Wednesday. This school,
which may be considered the leading public
school Of the city, held its public examination
under the direction of Mr.. a. L. Atkinson, the
principal, assisted in the main department by
Miss Kinney, while the primary departments
were directed by Miss Ritz and Miss Mossman.
The number Of pupils in this school is 160,
but the extension of the midsummer term into
the hot months this year, and the prevalence Of
measles in town, reduced the attendance Of schol-
ars below two-thirds the usual number. Those
however who were present acquitted themselves
exceedingly well, and amply justified the evident
pride Of their teachers in their attainments.
The classes in mental arithmetic did particularly
well, some Of the young girls being especially
proficient. The a~lgebraic and geometrical prob
lens were readily worked out on the blaekboards
and explained by the older scholars, while in his
tory (which is taught on the Zgota method) the
school seemed especially strong, the scholars
seeming to eyinee quite an idea OF the philosophy
Of history and q readiness with dates, names and
events which would be remarkable in old histo-
rians. The of-hand map drawing showed good
proficiency in geography. The reading classes
were also drilled in spelling matches, and in the
third class match in English spelling the winner
was q native Hawaiian. The attitude Of the
children in standing for recitation was open to
criticism. The reading in the French exercises
was good with q tendency however to free trans
lation. The younger scholars in Miss Ritz's de-
partment bowed evidence Of careful drilling in
studies and development, and with such prepare
ton in tho primary department the efficiency of
the school must be enhanced. In leading the
school in their music which was q pleasing
feature Of the examination and in all the classes,
the teachers and scholars seemed entirely en- rap
port, and evinced an esprit and enthusiasm with
out which scholarly achievement by young peo-
pie would be impossible. As a public school the
Board of Education may well be proud of the
Fort Street School, and should spare no pains to
aid its efficient development. The new desks and
seats are a great improvement, and the rooms,
but for the shabby blackboards, would present a
very cheerful appearance of the good effects Of
tidy and artistic surroundings upon youth there
can be no doubt-while the remarkable versatile
ity Of the principal enables him to teach in the
many studies which form the curriculum of the
school, the demands upon him must be great,
and if the school continues to increase more
teachers for special branches would seem neces-
sary. The rhetorical and dramatic exercises last
evening came of with great eelat and delighted
quite a large audience. We hope to give q more
extended account of them in our next. We note
that Walter McBryde, son Of tho late Judge
McBryde, OF Kauai, stands highest on the roll OF
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THE GREAT WALL OF CHISA-The great wall Of
China was measured in many places BY Mr.. Unthank
ar American engineer, lately engaged in q survey
for a Chinese railway. His measurement gives the
height at Is feet, and a width on the top Of Is feet.
Every few hundred yards there is q tower "A feet
square, and from 20 to 25 feet high. The founda-
ton Of the wall is Of solid granite. Dir. Unthanks
brought with him q brick from the wall, which IS
supposed to have been made 200 years before the
time Of Christ. In building this immence stone
fence % keep out the Tartars. fhe builders never at
tempted TO avoid mountainE6F ehasms to save ex-
pense. For i 300 miles the wall goes over plain and
mountain, and every foot Of the foundation is solid
granite, and the rest Of the structure solid masonry.
II some places the wall Is built smooth up against
The bank, or eanons, or precipices, where there is
a sheer descent CT 1000 feet. Small streams are
uarched over, bot on the larger streams the wall
runs to the waters edge and . tower is built on
each side. On the top Of the wall there are breast
works, or d~efences, facing in and out, % the defend
ing forces can pass from one tower to another with
out Ueil z exposed to any enemy from either side.
To calculate the time Of building or cost Of this work
IL beyInd human skill. So far as the magnitude Of
the Wtrk Is concerned, il surpasses everything IN
anciea and modern times Of which there Is any traces.
he pyramids Of Egypt are nothing com pared to i
-L0nd0n Mrs.
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

is GIVEN THAT PUR-
IN suant to a power of sale contained in a certain deed Of
mortgage dated the 9th day Of March, 1878, made between d.
Naoho N) and Maleka (w(, his wife, Of the one part, and A. J..
Cartwright, OF the other part. and recorded in Lioer 63. on
pages $50 and 5Sl, in the Registry Office, Honolulu, to secure
the payment of 5000 in two years from the date thereof, with in
interest after the rate Of one per cent. per month. The said Al.
Cartwright intends to foreclose said mortgage, and after the time
limited by law, to cause the mortgaged property to be sold by
public auction. in Honolulu, for q breach of the conditions con-
tanned in the said deed, such property being described as fol-
lows: All those three several pieces and parcels Of land situ-
ated In Waianae, Island Of Oahu, HI, and being the same des-
cribed in Royal Patent No. 3099, Kuleana No. 1884. And also all
that piece and parcel of land situated at Waianse aforesaid,
and being the same described in Royal Patent No. 478, Kule-
ana No. 10000. R.. F. BICKERTON,
Attorney for said A. ]. Cartwright.
Dated this 10th day of July, 1879. iyl2 At
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
4V suant to a power Of sale contained in o certain Mortgage
Deed, dated January 18th, A. d. 1878, made by Kealalani
ct al, to Alex. J. Cartwright, OF record on Liber 81, on pages
49l, 1872 and 493, and for a breach Of the conditions In said
Mortgage Deed contained, thst all and singular the lands,
tenements and Entertainments in said Mortgage Deed contained
and described, after the time limited by law, be sold at public
auction on account of the breach of the conditions as heretofore
mentioned. The property in said Mortgage described being
situate in Wawae, Heeia, Koolaupoko, Oahu, and more partic-
ularly described in Royal Patents 1896 and S4O4, containing
together 5000 Of an acre. ALEX. ]. CARTWRIGHT.
CECIL Brown, Atty for Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, July II, 10. jyl2 St