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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06
SUCCESS AT LAST, EUREKa..


Photograph Photographic: =
Owing 70 The reeszk improvements On my
skylisAt, Fb@g leave 20 cal p1blfc sssezs5oO to
The f4rt th4s / hare At Iszs attained the idesi q
ny dreams. viz The trztAsaIae<z. the round
s1d soltd h~a81nezs Il relief, - mach admired
n = god phecog-ssh 81 tn B@abrar6r style.
To any e2s skeE1saI On this sszsemeEfr / viii
cheevsaI.y eoavi2es tEsE4 by s@rriEz 4 euza-
Parsso1 Of r1otaa e recent taxing ztth those
Il fer1sr Gays. thereby szssssaszatiEg tie
above AEzuu1e~1ezs-
Also. 1oee t.ts. Ard remember il Thru7gS
TIE ea1sSDieAt z1arss@H9sHt Of ny present
5z1s. g1Etzres q s1p%xror quality can be taken
II s1y weIt1er, sl1sy especially. a. ny SKI
Iagfs i - Constructed ~ 10 shE5e q TIE snow
- IL fails G41lGrS and groups are rseana-
nzzz1=4 f@r SAGA d&ys- Copying Improved On
nenrz1.I. either plain or worked up II srsyul
y cosGr- LOUIS MONACO. Artzzf
fremont House.
Bos-1 Per week, 50.
White Men to the Front.
Cinnamon Il t1e rear at kENP-.
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MOTTO

r SHALL DEPART FOL SAN FRANCISCO
l. THIS ~lTKURsDAY) MORNING, 10 be alb
sent until about January LIST. All persons hav-
ing business with me will please call on Mr..
N. wESCoATT, at the International Hotel.
THOMAS J. READ.
Eureka. December 8, 1879. dc4-tf
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Les AssELE& December )
Tie CiET Tar CosIsessr, 4 j. Hamllfcas
has left fgr parts ZEzoxn- He took with
hiaa zboa.s 5000 q he city money col
ksssd by Liu dryszg -hs feE dzys before
the sax4 beeare dsiszaze1-- He has nGs
BEEN see- s1aee : 0'eE0cE- Saturday even
Ing. The p<operrF = his b9ndsuen HIS
been ATTACKED % thst the city mar not
Lose anything By fke theft There Is con-
siderable exeisen1s1s In the elET CFer the
aF4ir. a. sais = the fs1rth def2leatioz the
Gzsy AMI county h4s had within I've yesxs-
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when he tzrnsd 0vsx the eEcs 30 IIAson-
his Successor f1x the sEsr5 term znder the
decision H the S1preue Cozr-. instead q
up 80 Octobex 8. tie tine As wAle1 iii
son de@za3sd the oEz- Tie rev City
and Cszasy Attorney. AzrPhgs nOT an
n0une<s his intez&isn q eO1Eeoc2az se-
ton 10 make Fsrd re{1Ed
Mr. Nurplg = nov reported " b II he's
water wIEa his cnEzsiszents- u the " p
c. On zecozEt e two & his appointments
% clerkskips Eos beng satisfactory 10 s1s
sxzdIS-srz-
4 few dATs zgo Tnlss1 safes Detective
FIzEegzss vent 20 Los Angeles On E1teAA-
zeneS frD-n tie Chief 4 PslIes Il shas SHY
fh4s he had axresei = Ean f0E passing
cazEfe<fsi7 i've doLzr god pscss- %
Questioning the przsEe< ElaseAss gos L
elCe u the p2cs y he EoEEz11ns ~ssre
tie a21zfAesz-e q Ep1ra11s essa w& ear
rel on. and in DaItoz Ca1yo1s Sierra
E2dge R4ngz ts1zd- IN = deserted ezZp.
3 lot 0f so1ntefelriEz tools and E7sETrAss
a1a payerz- Emr Ns.ssck and william
LeFi4 wers arrested ard hed II s3+gp9
zSd s2gC0 bail rageezivssy- Counterfeit
e3sn has bee1 circulated al through the
SsztA&rn porlJn Of tie -1&1e-
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10 A WEEK. $12 q day at home easily
OH made. Costly outnt free. Address Taux
4 Co., Augusta, Maine.
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WANTED.

TWELVE YOUNG LADIES, WANTED IN.
l. MEpIATELY. for Chfistmss spsatAouiArs
COMfQCE, corner Bnsl ana Bate1nAn s~tssstA,
between the hoars Of ! and . o'clock ., ~,
daily. d2.tf
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Attention, Ladies.

MRS. LAWN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTIONS
M in Cutting and Fitting Ladies' Dresses,
by q new method, superior to all charts.
Sleeves Cut to Fit the Waist, and Perfect Fits
Guaranteed.
Call at the California Lodging house. North
Main street.
Eureka, December 1, 1879. dc2-1w$
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The Ute Investigation.

DENyERl December 0.
Adispatch from Los Pinos, dated on the
Sd. says Jack came in that morning, and at
DON was giving testimony before the Com
m~issioners. His story agrees with Color
ows. Agent Stanley, who has been sum
moned to Washington by Schurz, was to
have left for that point on the Sd.
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WAanrNoroN, pecember

WABNINNT0N5 DccsfnDeF ..
Senator Jones arrived from New York
City and took his seat In the Senate to-day.
He will go West during the Christmas re-
cess to bring his family hither.
Collector Highly has Withdrawn his res
ignation. This stiil further complicates
the sitaation, but there seems to be no
doubt tina. the President viii appoint q
new Collector,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06

WAsErx0To<, December >,
Among the bills and resolutions intro
duced and referred this morning was enc
by Gillette, declaring that Congress ia not
only opposed TO any reduction IN the vol
anne Of legal tender notes, but on the On
trary, IL In favor 81 substituting gresabaeks
for National bank notes, and that it is In
favor Of free and unrestricted coinage Of
the 4l2k grains silver dollar.
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MASQUERADE COSTUMES

MRS. sTRAUs HAS JUST RETURNED
WI from San Francisco with Q rich and varied
assortment Of Masquerade Costumes,
and will rent them at reasonable rates, at her
residence on Mob Hill.
Eureka. November 4, 1879. nov5-1m
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An Opinion of LeadyiiIe.

N~A8NIsVIDA5 DtC5AIDSI u
Senator Jones thinks Leadgiile mines
far surpass the bonanzas Of the Comstock
In their palmiest days. "There u.s." says the
Senator, nmore mineral in sight now there
than at any one time in the b~onanzas. /
say this on my experience and Judgment
a. an old miner, and my personal inyesti-
cation"
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Free Coinage Of the Silver Dollar


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Judge Buekner s.g.es that one effect Of
the enactment Of this bill, aside from the
purpose indicated By It's title. would be 70
abolish the present distinctions between
the proportion os coin required TO be kept
a. a reserve by National banks ia the cities
named, and the proportion required to be
maintained BY all other National banks.
The main object Of The bill i, however. 10
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BORN.

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a~dzHxt-er-
carsou, Deesubz AEl.s x Ezzsze Nara \
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sssc and szxA@r
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BY TELECRAPH.

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suit for Libel.

ST. LOUIS, December 5.
Carlotta Patti entered suit yesterday
afternoon against the Post-Dispatch, ask
ing s25 900 damages for publishing an al
legged libelous article from the Leayenworth
Times of Sunday, in which she il stated to
have been drunk On the occasion Of her
concert there the night previous.
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yaiisaaI sank R.seryts to fsssisi Of Csia.

An Important Financial Bill.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
N NIGHT ONLY.
The EXCELSIOR MINSrRELS
WILL GIVE ONE PERFORMANCE At
6O a a
Tuesday Evening, Dec. 9, 1879,
DIVISION

FhoGzAMME-PIRsT DIVISION
gfsNl gSsftarE- Pull Cnur..w
1FzEd Vocal ana Instrumental Insrodnetiaa
--.-~----- .Exeeisi0r Minstrel.
iih1e Hay steal tas Eoses-bsIlsd,
-~.--s--.s ---.-. Billy Samuson
Whoa. Ittti~ Ygu-cou.ic. Jimmy 49,
CEr Little Dariirg's ~Grsve-bzlIAa.
sanusnn
NV II. RsvnoI5.
hxnnaa. Hgsz yoar Mss--ea1nle. .Georse D@Ii
L1AiT 81 TIE saSwstorm-favorits ballad.
Billy szmtsan
me amusing elsrazx- CAEFE DAT POSsI-w
AniAhing iaiz division Of the performance
SECOND DIVISION
George Water, in his great burEesqne orst,o,
W0AAN95 RIGHTS.
orARTRTTE. - P pnsasai s. s.a.s,n
AND DELL. in their inimissb,s
song and Dance.
SKETCH FROM UNCLE TOMS CABIN
1tAfN@ oe9fsf Rene Atkins
1HsAe sampson
Thomas Trainer, In bis auanxirg Sailors Horn.
pipe.
To be Immediately followed by lie Lanzh.his
B~urteNuWe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-06

Virginia Deeezhe- -AEzz H@rb1Ed. a nasiTs
q the Grand DzeAy q Baden. aged 81 years.
Fsrznta- Dee1nb@- ETIz1sAy C. EeC&rsy. q
native 81 IrsEzn1 ard . Tsars-
Gold Fiji D@<ems%- -NrS- Ells1 Bark. 4 Ia
tETs q W~a@eoaziz- sgd . fears
CsVzwsl- OEtsra. November M-HczE Ne
D1z@ll txz1 ~ Tsars-
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AVuU6 49,"
Married or single, who are prsmaturely old, a.
4 result Of excuses or youthful indiseretions'
and who are troubled by too frequent eyaena.
tions Of the bladder. often accompanied ~
burning or smarting sensation, may occasion.
ally find a deposit OF ropy sediment In the
urine. causing nervous debility and loss o. ".
tally. weakening the system In o manner tns
patient cannot account for. DO not ie, my sh~r
hesitate 10 consult the Doctor at once. thereby
avoiding severe trouble or premature DEAN
In all such cases a perfect cure Ia gusrsnseea.
and q radical restoration OF the genite-urinaFs
organs. In the majority OF cases
Only one Interview required,
Balance OF treatment can be conducted without
interruption to business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-11

and to the Washington hotel keepers the
business interests of the country want repose
and dread the legislation on finance and on
taxation which the new Congress is certain to
indulge in. Several leading democrats are
warmly opposed to called session, but
there is no knowing what may be done ia the
next three weeks. One thing is certain, and
that is the determination of the President not
to call Congress together if he can avoid it,
and if there must be a session he will not call
ii for some months to come. Different de-
partments of the government have gotten
along for five or six months without any
available appropriations, and can do SO again
should it become necessary.
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL AsPIRASTs.
The Thurman wing Of the Democratic par
ty is evidently coguetting with the Nationals
and looking to opposition to National Banks
as the bond of union. They are also bitterly
opposed to the denomination of Tilden, who has
begun TO make his arrangements for again
capturing the Democratic National Conven-
ton. Ii is asserted that Tildcn has made
large sums of money since the Presidential
election, and that he will not hesitate about
expending million of dollars to secure his
denomination and election.
The MICHIGAN SENAToRsHIP.
Senator Chrstancy will tender his resigna-
ton of the Senatorship to the Governor of
Michigan tomorrow, and Zach Chandler will
probably be elected to succeed him on the
18th inst. so that he can be here during the
last week of the session. Special Core
spoHdenee of Boston Journal
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Dontlet the blood stagnate in your veins. You
can prevent its doing so by increasing its volume and
purity. by stimulating the digestive organs, and
couraging assimilation, with that matches vitaz.
ing agent, Hostetters Stomach Bi,ters. People not
afflicted with any organic or inorganic disease, grow
wan and haggard simply because their blood is thin.
watery, deficient in nOurishing properties and SO
mcager in quantity that the extremities are very i'm
perfectly supplied with it, and the superficial crcua-
ton extremely feeble. Hence the bloodless appear,
ance of the c0untenance. But when the Bitters are
used to enrich and quicken the blood, the rosy hue
Of health returns to the cheek. the frame acquires
substance well ygor, the appetite improves and
no digestive quans interfere either with its gratifioa-
ton or the subsequent tranquility of the stomach.
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CONsUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice.
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and per
manent cure Of consumption bronchitis. ca
tarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung atfec-
tons, also a positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his
duty to make it known to his suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive, and desire
to relieve human suffering, will send, free
of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe,
with full directions for preparing and using,
in German, French. or English. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper w. W. Sherar, l49 Powers Block,
Rochester. New York. jan30t&w4w
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THE HlLLOWELL WHITE GRANITE,
Special attention . h o
Monuments Und to 0U kinds of Cenaeteru ana
BUiIdiNg UOrA.
pared
andane
Call and Examine our Works and get our Prices
Address H4LLOWELL GRANITE co.
HUUOeCeU, Maine.
lGtnm
nb6teodtf
Gardiner Local News.

The entertainment at the Oaklands, We'd
and interesting. a large number of our citi-
zens improved the opportunity Of visiting the
Gardiner mansion, witnessing the tabieaHr
riranf, and enjoying the hospitality of the
courteous host, X. H. Gardiner. Esq. The
entertainment was devised and carried out by
the ladies of the Episcopal society.
A petition for the reappointment of the
present incumbent, Hon. John Berry, as post
master of Gardiner, has rec enty been circu-
lated among the business men of the city,
and large number of names obi Iincd The
general expression of the public is that the
business of the Office is well done. and that
no change is needed or desired.
Rev. Mr.. Lindsey of this city, delivered his
lecture on Ireland and the Irish at the Meth
odist church. Friday evening, to large and
intelligent audience. The exercises began
with singing of cardboard Watch" by the
Hughes Brothers. Mr.. Lindsey pretaced his
lecture with appropriate remarks relating to
the love of home and country, which is in
herent in mankind. He loved his adopted
country, and acknowledged the nferiority of
Ireland vet could say of his native land,
with all her faults. | love her still" He re-
ferred briefly to the early history of Ireland.
her rise and decline, and characterized the
legislation of the English parliament, rclat-
ing to the Irish people, from the twelfth to
the close of the eighteenth century, as a Sc
ries of gross mistakes. Word pictures illustra-
tive of Irish wit cloquencc and state smanship
were drawn from the lives of Curran, UCon-
nell and Lord Brougham. Whi-kev was the
curse of the Irish people births, baptisms.
marriages and deaths were often occasions OF
drunken revelry. The speaker paid noble
tribute to the loyalty and faithfulness Of Irish
women to the marriage vow, and the principle
ofmonogamy NoMormon Elder has ever been
able to gain convert in Ireland. Irish fairs
were wildly described and the burdens and
abuses of the tything system for supporting
the established church. and the evils growing
out of the system resulting to preachers and
people. The lecture was interesting through
out, spiced with numerous humorous incidents
illustrative of Irish life and character.
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North VassaIborO' Locals.

Last Tuesday evening, District Deputy r.
w. Dunn of Watcrvillc, made his official
visit to Nassalboro' Lodge, +. 4 4. H. He
expressed himself as highly pleased with the
working condition of the lodge which he said
was second to none in the district. large
delegation from Central Lodge at China were
present. When called to refreshments, ovs-
tiers were served in abundance.
Wednesday a large company took teams
and rode to the home of Mr.. Robert c. Brann
in Albion, for the purpose of spending the
evening. The company received a very warm
reception from Mrs. Brann and her accomp-
lished daughter, which at once made them
feel at home and go in for a general good
time. Supper was provided for the large COM
pany whose appetites were considerably
sharpened by the jolting and pitching they re-
ceived on the way. The supply was ample
and enough left to have supplied as many
more.
At the Reform Club meeting Friday even
ing they voted to change from their present
place of meeting to the vestry of the Metho-
dist church. They also voted to hold their
meetings on Saturday evening instead of Fri
day We trust these meetings will be fully
attended and sustained. The club held pub
lie temperance meeting at the Baptist church
Sunday afternoon, which was ably addressed
by DR. Butler and others. Temperance men
in this section are greatly rejoiced over the
grand defeat of the druggists bill.
Rev. DIR. Butler has held very interesting
PRAYER meetings at the Baptist vestry every
evening since the week of PRAYER: several
have been reclaimed and quite number came
forward for prayers. The meetings will con-
tinue this week and as long as they prove in
tercsting and profitable.
The first OF last week Mr.. Charles Murray
(son of the proprietor of our hctcl) slyly took
the train for Lewiston. and was joined in
marriage to Miss Mary Haywood. The happy
couple arrived here the last of the week and
took rooms at the hotel
Last Thursday evening the following were
installed officers of Loval Band Lodge |. O.
of e., r by IulUq Daputv Charles Al, me
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All the phones of this phonetic age are
surpassed in practical benefit to mankind, by
the discovery Of Allan's Anti-Fat, the great
and only known remedy for obesity, or cor
pulency. 1t produces no weakness or other
unpleasant or injurious effect, its action be-
ing simply confined to regulating digestion,
and preventing an undue assimilation of the
carbonaceous, or fesh-producing, elements of
the food. Sold by druggists.
ELLSWORTH, Kan, July 18th, 1873.
BOTANIC MEDICINE Co., Buffolo n. Y:
Gentlemen Adams Anti-Fat reduced me
seven pounds in one week.
Yours respectfully, Mrs. TAYLOR.
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Total
1907

The par value fixed by the assessors on all
the shares is $l05. The rate of assessment
for the city is 2l l-2 mills on one hundred
dollars, and for the Village District mills
The 1907 shares are therefore valued at
4347 ,235, and the city tax upon them
amounts to 81, 465.55. The village school
tax does not apply to all the shares, but
probably approximates $1,000. The total
smount of money paid into our city treas
ury by the banks is therefore not far from
%, 465 or one fourteenth of the whole tax
of @lll,235
The amount derivable from the taxation
of shares owned by our citizens in other
cities we have not ascertained.
From the above statements of the burdens
which national banks are bearing in the
way Of taxation, both at home and abroad,
to support municipal affairs, it will be seen
that the abolition of these institutions
would cut off large revenue to our cities
and towns, and devolve the taxes they
now pay upon the taxpayers in general.
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Washington News.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ., i


The REoReASIzATIos OF THE ARMY.
The incorporation by the House of the
Burnside plan for the reorganization of the ar
my into the army appropriation bill, by ~
majority, shows that the opponents of this
measure were mistaken when they predicted
its defeat. The staff officers will now en-
desvor to secure the defeat of the reorganiz-
alton plan in the Senate, but they will find il
uphill work. Another amendment strikes
from the Revised Statutes the sections
which prohibit officers of the army from hav-
election is being held, cor to keep the peace
at the POLLS This practically declares that
the Federal authority shall not be exercised
to secure the right of suffrage in State, and
II may be that the Senate will refuse to pass
the appropriation bill while it remains ap-
pended
DsuecRATIc EFFORTS TO FORCE AN ExrR,
SESSION.
1adeed, 1t seems to be the intention of the
4Rmnnegats in the House to load down the ap-
HssPriaaion bills with legislation so obnox-
- 70 the Senate as to insure their defeat
81 thus render called session of Congress
fnesstable. The republican Senators, how.
ever, are we'll aware that, although they may
refuse 70 consent to this legislation now, II
Uiil in that case be enacted by the democratic
Senate and House when they assemble, and Il
would thus only be a question of few
months time rs to the adoption of this legis-
Isuon. On the other hand, while called
sessions w0uta be acceptable to the demo-
cratic aspirsnts for Office in the new Congress,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-11
No. SUFFERERS from headache, constip

be" SUFFERERS from headache, constlpat-
ed bowels, inward piles, costiveness, fevers,
torpid liver, yelowness of the skin and eyes,
indigestion, dyspepsia, and all arrangements
of the internal viscera, are cured by
"Swaynes Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills" I'm
like many other purgatives, they do not rri-
tate the stomach and bowels by frequent use.
They keep the system in healthy condition by
arousing the torpid liver to healthy action and
expelling by the bowels and kidneys the mat.
ter that poisons the foundations of life BE
particular to obtain "Swayne's Pills" Price
% cents box at all leading druggists. Geo.
{. Goodwin Co., Wholesale Agents, Bos.
ton, Partridge Bros, Augusta.
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