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PUBLIC RALES.

DUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold at public sale, ut the res dence
Of the subscriber, In Mil Creek Hundred, on
tho iarm OF W. r. Richardson, on Pike Creek,
ON FRIDAY, MARCH q, 1875,
At one O'Clock, p. NJ.
the following personal property to wit:
Ihree hea1 o. good work horses, a.
NO. ]. bell, 10 years old. in IoSl by 10y
Morgan Chief, works kind In all XII nds OF har.
ness,
No. 2, Doll, Is years old, works well every.
where, lady can drive her,
No. 3, Brown horse Frank, Is years old.
good driver, and works we'll.
2cOlts, years old, broke o single or double
harness. Three good mch cows.
FARMING lMPLEMENrs.-l good farm wa.
gon. IN good order 2 Atwood plows, nearly
new, single and double trees, ali I'm good or.
DER; one double harrow, nearly new; cultiva-
tors, corn cOvtrer, nearly new; spread chain.
Jockey sti;k, maui ana wedges, forks, shovels,
hoes, ETC., halt peck and half busbel meat
cask, acts wagon l.arness. good; sets Head
harness, iorke chain brides, collars and
siraps, head halters wagon whip, lot OF grain
bags.
Lot OF turkeys, chickens and ducks. | lam.
ny carriage. cow chains, 2 barn shUyels, dni.
ry hxtures, churn, milk pans, ! corner cup.
board, and other articles nOJ men iored.
Terms at sale. WIN. ROBERTS.
Also at the same time nd place six <1rh
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The Tramsptrim - Of > Week.
We clip the annexed items Of news from
Saturdays s.Sun":
The Odd Fellows melted 500 a. the pro-
ceeds Of their anniversary ball here on the
25th Of April.
superintendent Hawkins was confined to
his room several days Of this week BY III
ness, but Il again with his nsual vigor.
We learn that the Moray mine il now in
the hands Of an EASTERN company. who are
going to develop it thoroughly the coming
summer.
There IL some trouble about springs over
70 ~. BE- true, and We believe it 10. it re-
1"ctx rather severely on the Wyandotte
Company.
changed furnaces. and are running at the
usual rate. the bullion product keeping up
TO the standard 1t the past few weeks.
The Typo Consolidated have connected
the mill track with the mine, have rehtied
the mill. received the necessary betting.
etc.. and will have everything ready for
operations in : few days. Mr.. Hawkins
informed rs that the mill will start early
the coming week.
News has been received here Of the death,
by consumption, Of F. A. Prescott. at
Kohala, Hawaii. The deceased was Z for
mer resident and Justice u the Peace Of
this place. He was compelled 70 leave
hare and travel 10 try and regain his lost
healfh. but he VA toa far gene With con-
sumption. and death has 81 lat kindly
put ~ End p his aufEsriugs.
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PACIFIC T.
CALIFORNIA.

San Franchises Tressury-Mining
Matters-Dead Bodies Found-sui-
cides, Etc.
SAN FRAScrsco, Nav 5.
An order was signed to-day by Judge
Wright and Auditor Maynard to place the
Treasury again under Mr.. Hubert's con-
troll. The Treasurer's first step will be to
count the money in the vaults and make
his regular monthly statement. The office
will at once be opened. but regular bust
ness will not be transacted until next
Thursday.
The Justice annual meeting resulted in
the reelection of the old Board of Directors,
with the exception OF Robert Sherwood,
resigned, whose place is taken by Alex.
McCabe. The Schultz faction did not get
q single representative. The Grand Jury
have found indictments against Schultz,
in connection with the Justice-Alta man
ipulations.
The Stock and Produce Exchange will
be closed on election day.
Mary Walthers, q widow residing at q
small inn, known as the West End House,
near San Miguel, was found, this morning.
by her little daughter, hanging by a piece
of bailing rope from a beam in the barn.
The act is attributed to pecuniary embar-
rassEsent. She was . native OF Germany.
aged 40 years.
The body of IN unknown woman was
found on the ocean beach, below the Cliff
House, to-day. 1t apparently had been in
the water only a day or two. The age was
about so years.
PLAcERvILLE, May 5.
VIM. Jubine, ex-County Surveyor, and
one Of the first Board of County Super
visors, a pioneer, wandered off in a fit of
insanity, and after an absence of two
weeks was found dead near Coloma, on the
South Fork Of the American river.
SACRAMENTO, May 5.
The bodies OF Frank and Manuel Silva,
two boys VIII have been missing for a
week, were this morning found floating in
the river opposite Freeport, looked in each
others embrace.
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FoR SALE
FOR SALE
TO LET

GENERAL LARGE AMI COMFORTABLE
y Rooms, in suits or single. can be had by
inquiring Of JAMES A. DENTON.
At the Consolidated Boarding House, North
Main street.
Eureka, December 10, 1877 Dill
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Shooting ARRAY nj n Variety Per-
EOrmance.
WINNEMuccA, MAY 8.
During a variety performance at Para
disc village, last night, Chas. Hymer shot,
and. the physician says. fatally wounded
T. X. West. A witness to the affray says
that the shooting was nnprovoked. and that
Hymer wonld rave been lynched by the
Infatuated audience bad not the Deputy
Sheriff quickly driven him to this place
and locked him in the County jail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-06

WILL stocks 60 up or down when the
Constitutional election is over? That il
The question. We believe they will go
down after . day or two. There Is nothing
- keep them up. Sutro must get in lis
drain and there must be prosecuting on
the north end before any permanent i'm
provement need be looked for.
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sRoTHEE rIxLEY's ISDEPEND-

Brother Pixley, Of the 'Argonaut. Is
getting to be very independent OF political
parties in his old age. He doesn't seem to
think that It matters much which party
wins-everything will move along about
~ usual in any event. In reality 1t is diff
cult to perceive where the advantage comes
in after we have worried ourselves half 10
death 10 secure the success Of one or the
other Of the great parties. The practical
results, for either good or evil, upon the
greet mass Of citizens are scarcely visible
10 the naked eve. When we VIE young
and enthusiastic we used to think the
country would go straight to ruin If the
Democrats failed at the polls. We sup
pose Republicans on the other side have
felt the same way about the success OF their
party. Well. victories have alternated be-
tween the parties, and still we have moved
on, hardly observing any change, each citi-
zen enjoying about the same amount Of
personal liberty, with no interruption OF
the general prosperity. This is all easily
explained. The restraints of our form of
government arr few and rest lightly upon
the citizen. No political party has yet
developed in this country that would dare
to advocate radical changes in this regard.
Hence, when we have a change Of admin
istration in this country it is next to
and the new begins. The "Argonaut"
speaks Of the coming Presidential turmoil
next year as follows:
Next spring we shall renew the tumult
over Presidential nominations. Just as
though the people had any voice in choos-
ing q Presidential nominee, and just as
though 1t was not the toss of a Bnngtown
copt err whether Grncral Grant or Governor
Tilden become President Of the United
States; and in the fall the whole country
will be ablaze with excitement, and all
sorts OF lies will fill the political atmos-
phere. The North will be arrayed against
the South. the blue against the gray, neigh
Dor against neighbor. friend against friend,
section against section, and all upon the
question whether Tom Shannon shall be
Collector Of the port Of San Francisco, or
somebody else step into the administration
OF this particular ward of the national
pror-house for the support of party mem
dicants. The nation will be tosstd in a
blanket because an hundred thousand men
desire TO remain in office, and five hundred
thousand men desire to get in. The Gov
eminent is to undergo a great upheaval in
order to determine who shall be its post
masters. All this excitement of too FREE
quent elections is a severe strain upon the
temper Of our people; it leads to idleness
and dissipation. II we could have a rest
for ten years we should think the millen-
nium had really come. Our officials could
afford to be honest. and even il they should
steal themselves rich it would be better for
us than to agitate ourselves every two or
-four years to a new and hungry swarm of
political insects to get their bills into US.
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49,
Mr.. HESaY GEORGE, ed. or of the
estate" thinks the ratification of the new
Constitution viii, not make so much differ
ence after ali. This is what he says
about it:
The effects Of the adoption Of the new
Constitution are grossly exaggerated by its
opponents as well as by its friends. The
poor, ignorant fools who are going to vote
Tor it with the idea that it will restrict
Chinese employment. check political cor
ruption, mitigate land monopoly, sqnalize
taxation, or in some indeinable way help
the poor. by crushing corporations or
throttling capital, will find in time, if they
are SO fortunate as to carry the day. thai it
will not do u single one Of these things.
Nor yet will the adoption Of this Constitu-
ton, or Of any other Constitution, neces-
sarily shut down the mines, close manufac-
tories, break banks and paralyze business.
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NOTICE.

THE OWNER OF A BUNDLE OF BLANK
cts. an Umbrella. a Feather Pillow. and
one Bed Sheet. left at PEED l. 20 during the
fire, is notified to call and remove them.
which he can do by paying for this advertise
ment.
Eureka. April %. 1879. apps
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TIC r e N T

4 BUSINESS HOUSE ON SOUTH -
"A Main street is for rent. at reason kss;sss1
able terms. Inquire Of kA-A
J.H ANDERSON, or J.. s. WHJTTON.
Eureks, April 26, 1879. ap27-tf
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II the "Stock Exchange is to be be-
loved, the Chronicle" is to-day the dull
est paper on the coast. Tue Exchange
says:
While the 'Chronicle" is busy concoct-
ing lies about the old and new Constitu-
tions, the other papers are beating it badly
in the nows. 1t is the poorest newspaper
on the coast now considering its oppor-
tunities,
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To ALI Whom It May Concern.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN public that on the Gath day Of April. A. D.
1879. All execution was issued out Of the Dis
trict Court Of the Sixth Judicial District. Eu-
reka County, Nevada, upon Z Judgment in favor
Of Z. Woodruff aud against Frank MONEY, aud
that under said execution the Sheriff Of White
Pine County has levied upon . certain ranch
belonging to me-, in Newark Valley. White
Pin County, State Of Nevada, known ~ the
Warm Spring Ranch occupied by said Money.
the saix Ranch being described - follows.
10 wit: The N. y. 4 Of the N. W. Il Sec. IS, T.
IS. N. R. SO, Z and the N. u OF N. II. x. Sec.
SO. T. -. N. r. o6, f.. and the s. =. Y Of the N.
T. <, Sec. %. 7. %. N. r. So. T.. and the N. =.
\ Of the 3. +. Y. Sec. 81, r.. %, N. n Sc E.,
containing 400 acres. The above described
Ranch IL advertised to be sold OH the 10th day
Of May, 1879. to satisfy the aforesaid judgment
against said r. Money.
Now the public are hereby warned that !
have purchased the said property from the
State Of Nevada. aud hold : certiicate Of pur-
chase for the same, and whoever buys the
said Ranch under Sherins sale will purchase
3 lawsuit. q. N. COMPTON.
Eureka. May 9Th, 1879. my6-l0ds
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A friend writes III from Califor-
nia that the new Constitution will be
beaten 10000 votes. We hope 90, but have
no money to bet on that figure. About
1000 will be good enough.
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NOTICE.

nR. L. b. JOSEPH OR FRED. PENFOLD
IL are authorized to make collections for
me during my absence in California.
M. H. JOSEPH.
Eureka, April 26, 1879. ap27tf
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FOR SALE,

A DOUBLE HOUSE, ON NOE HILL, AID
"A. joining the Presbyterian Church One
contains three and the other two rooms. Good
cellar and water on the premises. Apply to
the undersigned On the premises.
Mrs. C. NORRIS.
Eureka. April 81, 1879. sp22tf
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A whose property was de-
in San Francisco for money to rebuild.
The answer came back yesterday that if
che new constitution was defeated, he
could get all he wanted otherwise, not a
red. This shows that the business men Of
the Golden State are in dead earnest in
their opposition to Mr.. Kearney's organic
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IF PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
l debted to me will make such payment as
they feel able to do, under the present circum-
stances, the favor will be highly appreciated.
G. HAMILTON, Dentist.
Eureka April "a. 1876. apes
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CAUTION.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT CHAS
IN SHOEMAKER is not authorized TO collect
any accounts whatever for me.
ARTHUR MCMAHON,
Proprietor of Nevada Laundry.
Eureka, April "a, 1879. sp25-1m
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NOTICE

r HAVE ON MY PREMISES. AT ALPHA,
mouse-colored Mare and Colt. There is
no perceptible brand on the Mare. The owner
can have the same by calling within thirty
days and paying charges.
EVEN NICHOLSON.
Alpha, New. April 81, 1879. ap23-1m*
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n Eastern View OF the California
Constitutions.
NEw YoRK, MAY 5.

NEW YORK, May D.
The Commercial Bulletin" to-day says:
The fate Of the California hoodlums' Con-
stitution will be decided this week. Curl
ously enough. all the lawyers are support
ing it, the explanation Of which is that it
will help their business. The reasoning is
that il the Contribution is adopted it will
bring about so many forced Populations I;
80 many foreclosures Of mortgages, and so
many compulsory transfers OF property
from the relatively poor to the rich, hat
the lawyers cannot fail to be benefited.
Also, many largo landowners favor it, for
the simple reason that as the State will
nave TO sectionize their lands before taxing
them. and as the expense of such sectioniz-
ing will prevent its being done for some
considerable time, they may look forward
to several years Of quiet enjoyment with
out the annoyance Of tax collectors and
assessors. The bulletin" also instances
the exemption Of the Chinese from all tax,
under the clause which exempts Indians,
Cinnamon being classed as Indians under
the decisions Of the supreme Court, and
says: 1.-The entire Constitution, however,
il prolific Of just such absurdities and in
consistencies. Its rejection or acceptance
will be the trne measure Of the common
sense and intelligence Of the people Of
California
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Offices and Rooms to Let.

ERoNT ROOMS ON MAIN STREET. SUIT.
II able for ofhces, and furnished sleeping
rooms in connection. II required. For particu-
lars, apply to w. WILLOUGHBY.
ap9-tf Over Dunkel L Co.'S Dry Goods Store.
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DOSIONs May D.
Edith Freeman. who fell q victim to her
fathers fanaticism, was buried from the
Methodist Church in Pocassett to-day.
The body was brought to the church in a
small casket by Alden J. Davis. a sympa-
thizer with Freeman in his deed aud one
of the latter's chief abettors, who, after
depositiug the casket and contents near
the altar. announced his intention Of ad-
dressing the audience, but this he was pre-
vented from doing by threats Of arrest.
The Adventists, who in their blind super
stition fully believed that the dead child
would be resurrected or else bodily trans
lated to heaven, are deeply mortified that
their prophecies should result in 80 appa-
rem q non-fulfllment. After the funeral
services in the church the body was re-
moved to the village cemetery hard by
and deposited in the grave. Davis, the
Adventist fanatic, mounte the tombstone
and began an address to the crowd as
sembled, attempting to prove Freeman
justified by God in killing the child, but
was prevented by the crowd, who compelled
him to desist. The casket was then Gov
cred with earth, the Adventists having
threatened to remove the body and throw
it into the waters near by. That the eli
max to the sacrifice may not be interfered
with. the Sherif's officers rave guarded
the grave and will remain on watch until
morning.
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NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
NOTICE

LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
N indebted to NJ. II. JOSEPH, of the Colder
Rule Store, will oblige him by calling at Phil.
Harris cigar stand, adjoining Callisher Bros
news depot, as soon as possible, and paying the
same.
Eureka, April 81, 1879. ap22tf
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NOTICE.

THE HOLDER OF CERTIFICATE No 4eGs
4 Fifty shares DeFrees, is requested to call
at our Office. PAXTON 4 co.
Eureka, April %. 1879. apps I'm
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A Greenbacker on the Use Of Troops
WORK OF APPROPRIATION COMMITTEES.
Terrible Results Of An ExpIosion
WAsu,Saroy. NAV 5

WASHINGTON, May 5.
Under call of States a bill was intro
duced by Mr.. Ladd. of Maine (GreeD-
backer)., to prohibit military interference
at elections, and it was referred TO the
Committee on the Judiciary. The follow
ing is the text OF the bill:
Whereas, The presence Of troops at polls
is contrary to the spirit of our institutions
and traditions of our people, and tends to
destroy freedom Of elections, therefore,
Be it enacted, ETC., That it shall not be
lawful to bring to or employ at any place
where a general or special election is being
held in any State. any part of the army or
navy Of the United States. unless such force
be necessary to repel armed enemies of the
United States, or to enforce section 4, ar
ticle 40, of the Constitution of the United
States and laws made in pursuance thei cot,
on application of the Legislature OF Ex-
ecutive Of the State where such force is to
be used, and 50 much Of all laws as are in
consistent herewith is hereby repealed.
The Committee on Appropriations ex-
pect to report the Legislative, Executive
and Judicial Appropriation bill to the
Senate tomorrow. The committee has
stricken from the bill the clause by which
the House proposes to require the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury to issue Immediately.
in payment Of arrearages of pensions, ten
millions Of dollars OF legal tender notes
now held as . special fund for the redemp-
ton Of fractional currency. The com
mittee also amended the bill SO as 10 re-
store the numbers and pay Of Senate en-
ployes to present figures.
Senator Voorhees, to-day introduced a
bill to amend certain sections Of the Re-
vissd Statutes relating to coinage and coin
and bullion certificates. 1t is substan-
tally q copy Of the Warner bill as reported
with amendments from the House.
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o NEW S.


HanlOn Wins the Rowing Match.
New CASTLE ON TYNE, May 5.
Hanlon has won the race. There is
great enthusiasm. The course vas from
the Mansion House to the suspension
bridge at Scotswold; distance three miles
and three furlongs. Han,on won the race
with the greatest ease by six len gths.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-06

HupsoN, n. T., May 8.
Lewis Coons, Of T~ogklanio, in . fit Of jeal-
ousy, ont his wife's throat, and then his
own. The woman Is dead, but Coons will
live. Both were young and recently
married.
BRlDoEPoRr. Conn.,, May 8.
At New Preston Hill. this morning.
Eeh~rt Coswell. while drunk, killed bis
wite and himself.
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CHICAGO, May D.
The "Times'" Vicksburg special says
that Notwithstanding the apparent subsi-
dence Of the Kansas fever, the planters
throughout Mississippi and the upper
portion Of Louisiana are Enthusiastically
alarmed. Your correspondents has thor
oughly examined the situation in fifteen
counties OF this State and the adjoining
parishes in Louisiana. He is satisfied that
unless something now unforeseen occurs,
a northw ard migration of enormous mag
nitude will take place in the fall. Stephen
Duncan, q capitalist of New York, and the
owner of large plantation interests here,
has authorized Major j. G.. Waddell, Of
Madison parish. to secure for him five hun
dred Chinese, and subscriptions are being
raised to bring Chinese laborers at once.
Arrangements are contaminated by which
gangs of three hundred at a time can be
shipped from San Francisco at twenty-four
hours notice. These men are hired at
$40 to Sl2 per month, with quarters N
rations. Their passage ia contracted fer
at SI3 per capita from San Francisco to
Vicksbufg and vicinity. This movement
is entirely independent Of the New Orleans
Joint Stock Company, which proposes to
import from the cotton growing regions of
China. This latter project will take time,
and the situation is deemed too critical to
admit Of delay.
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For Sale or Rent.

TIyHE FREMONT HOUSE, OPPOSITE A
the Richmond Company's Works, s..sN
is for Sale or Rent. For particulars, ap- -
ply to NJ d. FOLEY, Eureka, OF to
II. X. KEMP,
my4-tf 652 Market Stress, San Francisco.
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NEW York, May 8.
Kibble, the Superintendent Of Public
Instruction. who recently published a book
on ~Spiritualism, containing, among other
things, messages from the illustrious dead.
and kindred rubbish, is in trouble. The
Journals are already clamoring for his
removal. As . man ut the head Of the in
struction department ought to be Of sound
mind and Judgment.
Terrible ResuIts Or nm E~xplssion.
S~rRATFoBD, Ont, May 5.
A terrible explosion Of nitro-glycerine
has occurred 10 the Grand Trunk freight
shed, which killed several men and d.
str'yed one hundred cars and the shed.
Discovery Of silver Mines.
ST. LOUIS. May 5,
Advices from Southeastern Kansas say
that about 1000 men rave gone into the
Indisii Territory within tho present week,
and also that rich silver mines have been
discovered Just south OF the Kansas line,
and claims in large numbers are being
registered daily in . squatter registry
Office. two miles from Baxter Springs,
Kansas.
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MARRIED.


MARRIED.
Tuscarora. May &C. M. Halves to Mrs. Estella
Conway.
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San FrNncisce's Treasury-Minfng
Matters-Dend Bodies Found-Sui-
cIdea. Etc.