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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-20
LTA SILVER INNING CON.
"A PANY.-Location OF principal place Of

"A PANY.-Locstton OF principal place Of
business, San Frsbcisco, Oalifornia.
Locationo Of works. Cold AIN Mining District,
Gold Hill, storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereoy given. thst a. Z meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held On the eiahteenth
usth) day Of December. 1873. 81 asses!ment
(No. iGl Of tify (so) Gents per shsrs was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable immsdistsly. IN United States gold
colin. 70 the Secretary, q the once Of the
Company, Poems 8 snc6, No so2 Montgomery
stress San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this .sseesment shal
remain unpaid on TbURsDAY. the twenty.
sscood Cs3d) day Of January. iseo. viii DO
delinquent, and advertised Tor sale Of public
auction. and unless payment e nede before.
Win Be- sold on TUESDAY. me ssnth
jioth) day Of February. teeo. TO Pay the Dc.
iinQuent assessment, to0sthsf with COST Of
advertising and sxpsnsss Of mle. BY order OF
he Board Of pi,sssGr. v.rsor. secretary.
o1ee-Rooms . end q. No. % kontgsmesy
strset, IN yysnsisso, cslkegais, WM
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Town ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO 100.

Az ORDNANCE % Fix asa collect
. Liessss Tag Upes Csrssin
Trades asd Basissss Within she
Csypersss Limits % shs rewn u
Geld HILL.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF
w ayesrling better which strsyed nom the
Douglas mill on the So,h OF October last. Psid
yearling wss Of good size. red and white spot
Ted, and had . piscs OF bsiling rope asuund her
neck. Her tight horn bad bsen trotsn, and
when last sean it wa tied mp with . plea Of
vhits cloth, &C STEVENSON.
Cold Hili, November .. 1879.
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TOWN. ORDINANCES.

dollars or ovsr and under two hundred dollars,
ouaxtsriy license. ten dollars.
Third Class-konthly receipts under ons
hundred dollars. quarterly license. i've dollara.
n nAxRs.
eEc. u. Every pefson, hfm. aseoetattou. -
corporation engsged In the making or fepairpg
Of steam boilers shall pay, quarterly. for .
their. or Its average monthly business o. ~
ceipts. a In the following schedule:
First Olsss-Nonthly business or receipts
thousand dollars or over. quarterly license.
twenty-five dollars.
Second Ciass-Monthly busnsss. or receipts
thousand dollars, quarterly license. twsnfy dol-
lars.
Third Ciass-Mouthly business or receipts
two thousand dollars or over and under three
thousand dollars. quarterly license, nftssn dol
Fourth ciass-Nonthiy business or receipts
under two thousand dollar, quarterly license,
ten dollars.
soor AVID ssoExAkxRs II o~o1lLxns.
Sac 10. Every person or nrm engaged In the
business Of boot or shosmaktng, repairing, or
eobblins. saAl pay quarterly Tor . lioenss 70
cary on the same, sccordins 70 his OF their
average monthly saies or receipts. - In the Sol-
schedule:
hundred dollars or over. quarterly license. ten
second oisss-Nouthiy sales OF receipts un-
der three hundred dollars, quarterly license.
ave dollan.
BOWLING ALLxn
exo. 20. Every penon or nrm engaged In the
business Of isssing . bowling Alley or bowling
alleys for public use or hire shall pay, quar-
terly. for q license therefor. according 10 his o.
their average monthly receipts. ~ IN the fol.
lowing schedule:
First Olass-Ionthly receipts one hundred
and any dollars or over. quarterly license, dx
dollars.
Secopd Ciass-Mouthly receipts under ous
hundred and my dollars. quarterly license,
three dollars.
BnoxxRs. yAcroEs AND oExIRAL AGENTS.
sHc. ~. every peron. nrm, association. o.
engaged In the business OF buying
and s-lh' & real estate or psrsonal property OF
any description whatever (exoept mining or
actor, or broker Of another, shal pay. quarter.
ly. for . license to carry on the same, according
u his. their. or its average monthly sales or ~
osipts. Is In the following s~chsduis:
Flint clAss--xonthiy sales or receipts tan
dollars or over, Quaftsrly license,
second Oisss-Monthly sales or receipts ave
dollars or over and under ten thou
sand dollars. quarterly license, twenty-five dol.
lars.
twenty-five hundred dollars or over and under
ave tnousandl ,liars. quarterly license. twenty
dollars
Fourth Ciass-Monthiy sales or receipts az.
teen hundred dollars or over and under twenty
AVE- hundred dollsrs. quarterly hessss. ditssn
dollars.
Fiith oisss-Mouthly saiss or receipts under
fftssn hundred dollars, quarterly license, tan
c,vc,u cA,.v.v NJ, ~vr.avv,v
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And In accordance with law. and an ord9 Of
the Board Of Directors, mads on the tenth
(i0th) day OF November. ISIS, % many sh9ss
Of each parcel Of such stock - MAJ b necss.
~; 4, w r,, p sold q. e Du all n :rs.oH: ., .. osss
Francisco. California, on TUESDAY. The
SIXTH (oth) day Of JANUARY, lseo. q the
hour Of one O'Clock 2. Y. OF aid day, 70 pay
said delinquent asssssmsnt thereon. togsthsa
with costs Of advsrtisins and sxpsuses Of ssls.
=. Wk0kNkh. beerysssy.
oAltfornia. 70
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Gl100 R1rukNs IN % DAYS on 0loe
!s1 ~. 49, 49, !. Is. " g..
r.. i ~; Il" s'sSs
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CALEDoMIA, sILvER INNING

Of bu.ineas. San IrsSsissS. GsiiScrnis.
Location Of works, Storey county. Nsvsda.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the FOX
lowing-described stock. on account OF sssesf
ment lSo. ~ levied on the tsnth day OF 10
ysmber. 1879. the several smounts set oppo-
site the names OF the respective shareholder
- follows:
Names. NO. ceruf' ons. AMI.
Atkinaon. Lyon b 90, Trus- !. .,r
toss.
Atkinson, Lyon 4 %, Trus -
teet.
Atkinson, Doudk %, Trus-
too9 -
Atkinson. Doud 4 90, Ttus-
80
Atkinson. Doud b %. Trus-
ee4.......s....... o..
Atkinson, Doud 3 %, Trus-
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OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADvERTlsIa1
WHO THEY'VE TaE8EDY.

Aavsrsssisg Basisess Creates Dass-
ness-Prsass and Prosperity Eel.
lsw-rhas b the Expsrtsaes %
All Whs Have Tried h
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DELINQUENT SALES.
caisds.is-csssisssa

Randolph, xaekintosh 3 Co.
..
Randolph. Naektntoshk Co.,,
Trustees ...e =.
Randolph. Maokintosh . Co,
Trustses .............. .tSo4i....3o.. ID.
Randolph. kackintosh 4 %, 49,
Trustees ..........b bal. .tS1t6.....s.....aW
Randolph. kackintosh 4 %.
TrustUea %. .l3el9. ..l0....l.
Randolph. Msckintosh D %.
Trustees .16p36 .0....B :.
Randolph. Mscktniosh 3 90,
Trustees .l6621. 40. ..7o ~
Randolph, Nackintosh 4 Co. y
.ioe13. ... 80. ...8 ~
Randolph. Nsckintosh I Co,
Trustees ...........l66Ii....So....i
6chmiedell, Hochstadtef I
%. Trustees NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6chmisdsll. Hoohstsdter
%, Trustees. .6Iek... 1o....I5 W
echmisdsll. Hochstadtsf
N TFuataol lIUM .lm..U a.
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WIZARD GOLD AND SILVER
w NiNINo ConPANY.-Location Of prin-
cipsl place Of business. Ban franoisco. Call.
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dred and my dollars, Quafteaiy ncsnse, nftesn
Third ciass-Monthiy s.lss or receipts under
ave hundred dollars, quarterly lcsnss. ten dol
lars.
SRo. Is. Every person. nrm. association OF
corporation having q place OF business IN the
Town Of Gold Hill. and therein engaged In tbs
business Of banning. losning mUpsy, buying and
selling EXCHANGE. or receiving on dsposit bul-
lion or coin. or any or al such transactions,
shAll pay. quarterly. for . icenss 10 carry on
said business. scsording to bis, their or lie sver.
sge MONTH, purchases and sales OF exchange.
amount OF loans. or dsposit Of bullion or coin,
may Be. - IN the following schedule:
First Clsss-Monthly transactions one hun.
drsd and any thoussnd dollars or over, quar-
tsriy license, one hundred dollars.
Second Class-Honthly transactions under
one hundred and any thousand dollars. nfty
dollars.
s.c. 10. Every person or arm .nsse.d in the
business OF Carrying on . barber chop shall
pay, quarterly. for . lioenes to ATT on the
same, according 70 his ortheir average monthly
business OF receipts. - In the following
Tint cisss-Mouthiv business or receipts ave
hundred dollars or over. quarterly hssnss, tan
second cis~-NnntAy business or rscsipts
three hundred and my dollars or ovsr and
under i've hundred dollars. quaftsEiy license
Third Ciaa-Nouthly businsss or recsipts
one hundred and any dollars OF over and under
three hundred and nfty dollars. quarterly
Fourth ciass~Nonthiv bssissss or receipts
under one hundred and any dollars, quarterly
hesnss. thrss dollars.
suIIAsp 1Aslxs,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-26

Br rHe EUREKA AND rALrsADE aAlLRoAD.
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FLUE
scraps from the Notebook of the
Sentiners Reporter.

Scrnp s from the Notebook of the
Sentiners Reporter.
This Is the hrst day OF Lem.
District Court meets at III O'Clock TINS
morning.
The miners on the Eureka Consolidated
changed shift on Thursday last.
The estate of the late l.. G. Anderson,
was appraised Yesterday, and was valued
at 81 .635.
N;ol M;,,;oL xasterdav received about
one thousand pounds Of squashes from
Currant Greek.
NJ and Mrs 7 n Wilmington. of White
River. arrived here Yesterday, and arc
stopping at the Jackson House.
I;,,,o r,,,aosontpes occurred nm
snr;,a street rasterJav' caused by a mis-.
npderstanding about the boupds Of a lot.
vorv des;r.h,o ,;ece If nronerty ia of.
f.rod e., s.Ia or leasa in tbis morn;po,s
srST,rx, Sec .dvert;sement.
=, ',,. -
tbe;r usnal on,ntit Of ore-fonr or five
trains 81 50 TINS eacb ner dav.
!. -
Inc miners Union nan since oeine
cnatiseo In.o u .hea'el, G uieu' " IL
Coronor sn;,,, dan,r,. Tor p.,;sade th;s
morn;ng sor Tho nnrnose ~ holI;no an
noues, ~, Tho hodv ii tho man wbo was
LilieJ on The ra;Iroad Yesterday
nutIer .bs IaS;es, Thursday Afternoon
mcet;uo will he hel1 NJ Mrs. r. A. Rick
orr
~ .o - -. -
NJ MI y",n n .ospao. VIM nas -, go
s Jy $3.50 ~ p1 Isan -. ~. ~ .h;s
morning.
NJ. g.. uuur r,,o ,,.a loo, ,.r
$500. - nn;n;.y sainan 80. sa.h
Tnuci AZ ne s.;,I III. J;,.ssn
.mISn"n,I
=" p
"N .n1 80 .ho a..on. ~ ~
10 100000 n"sn., -, uarn Mi us
1919 ava"saJ a. - rma
'
The properly formerly owned ana known
rs n. wines was sofa ny ex-Sherin oias
Yesterday. ~ WAS purchaser ny 'oSepn
Lee farsiow. an sctive' enerBcuc man
ana one deserving Oh patronage, advertises
that nc IL prepared 70 HI III oiuere ior
drsya3e' eec, oruers ret AZ Ea Deah
VIII DC attended TO-
Mine host Of the Turner House il apx-
e,uslv looking for tbe nerson who heIned
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= OPINION,
A. Dhown ~ She Press Of The IA
eiale Coast.


18 ~ ~
MUST BE MISTAKEN.
From the Esmeraida Herald.
The Ward s'Refiex'' Of Saturday bounces
y old friend G. v. Putnam, State Print
ing Expert, for cutting down its printing
bills, chargeable to the State. Thu Re
fex'' must certainly be mistaken; for old
Put would not do anything dirty or
mean in craft matters-at least such is the
reputation he has borne through = long life
in the printing business. and surely he's
too old now to do anything that would
sully that reputation.
THE PRAYERS OF THE WICKED
From the Time,-Review.
A correspondent Of q paper down South
wants the editor TO pray for rain. He says
.it won't do any harm bat might do .
id sight OF good"
A WANT SUPPLIED.
From the Carson Appeal.
The great need Of some power to alb
solve members OF the Legislature when
assembled at the Capital from pledges
given to the people before election, has
been made apparent on more than one oc-
casion, and it remained for an Elko Grand
Jury to point out what it is.
SUSPICIOUS.
From the virginia Footlight.
Some Of our legislators say they want
TO hear from White Pine before voting on
the Woodburn Railroad bill. To a man
up q tree, it looks as il some OF them had
already heard from the managers to call
and s'see Them" A COL committee might
possibly influence the anti-people mem
bers OF the Legislature to do their duty.
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Hotel Arrivals.

International Hotel.-R. Raftis, Dia-
mond; Charles Nav, Eureka; d. Sloper.
New York; H. E. Stammers, New York; A.
barrette, Diamond; A. Mcintosh, Boca,
jackson House,. r. Wilmington and
wife White River; Richard Barnes, Currant
Greek; j. Sullivan, Ruby Hill.
Parker House-Thomas Short, Ruby
Hill.
Turner House-Matthew Thomson, CITY.
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Accident Mt lsNllsQde.

A man named Adam Brodel, n barber,
and who until lately lived in Carlin, at
tempted 10 board the emigrant train going
west at Palisade on Monday evening. He
missed his hold, aud, falling between the
wheels, both his legs were severed near
the body. He fingered in terrible agony
until 3 o'clock yesterday morning. when
death relieved his suffering. He leaves
two children in San Jose, California. Cor
oner Smith departed this morning, for the
purpose Of holding an inquest.
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STATE AND NEnGmBoRMoOD.

STATE AND NEIGHBORHlOOD.
Condensed Items Cleaned frem Our
Exchanges.
Petaluma, California, was visited by two
distinct shocks Of earthquake recently.
Coasting is .off" just now with the boys
Of the Comstock and base ball is "on."
The Bodie .~standard'' hears Of q ru-
mored important strike In the Blackhawk
mine.
Captain H. Mills. OF Grass Valley. Gal. !.
has assumed the position Of foreman Of
the Raymond 4 Ely mine.
The Superintendent Of the Mint at Car
son has had on immense vault constructed
in the Mint building, capable Of storing
away 81, son, 900 in standard silver dollars.
The Napa (Cal.) Register says the In
sane Asylum there is now quite full, and
still the patients come. One Of the female
wards is occupied by male patients. and
rooms are to be fitted up in the attic.
The Arizona papers are disguised at the
order setting aside Salt River Valley a. an
Indian reservation. Although Delegate
stevens and Delegate elect Campbell are
in Washington, the Legislature has IT.
auested Governor Fremont to go there and
get the order revoked.
The building season, which has already
commenced, says the Salt Lake Tribune"
promises to be the ~liveliest since 1872.
when the city was booming. 1t is the
mining interest, not the Mormon Church,
which is building mp Salt Lake and the
mines belong to the Gentiles.
1t is now reported that the compromise
l.k-a,~ tha ,aintn0 aornnaptao and tho
Sutro Tunnel Company is only hanging
fire on one proposition, which is that Mr..
Sutro wants the Ophir Company to at
once pay a royalty on the ore they are ex-
tracing, while that company say they will
not pay a royalty until a north lateral
drift from the Sutro tunnel has reached
their mine.
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IusfieeS Gourf.

The two men arrested by Night-watch-
man Dehman, Of the Eureka Consolidated,
charged with attempted robbery, were be
fore Justice Cromer yesterday, and a large
crowd gathered TO hear the result. The
Jury failed to agree, and the Justice reset
the case for Monday mex.
The case Of q. NJ. Manning, charged
I with caseing deadly weapons, was eontin-
ued nrtil tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
| The hearing in the case OF A. q. Bailey,
charged with robbery, was set for Friday
morning, at 10 O'Clock.
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Two Wore Wanderers.

The ties that made Mr.. j.. Coffey and
Miss NJ. +. Gallagher one, for better or for
worse, were pronounced by Father Monte
verde. Of the Catholic Church, last even
ing. After the services, the parties pro-
ceeded to the Jackson House, where the
evening was was spent in such manner
only known to wedding parties. We are
but a small portion Of the community who
join in wishing Mr.. aud Mrs. Coffey all
the enjoyments hat fall to the lot Of NOR
tails. ard only hope their shadows may
never grow less.
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An Appropriate Gin.

No more appropriate gift could be given
to old or young. to maid, wife or widow,
than a pair Of beautiful gold fish. They
are not only n constant reminder of the
donor, but q parlor ornament. Peed 4
Co., mex door to the Chicago brewery, cx-
pect a consignment to-day, which they are
determined to sell at extremely low prices.
1t would be worth a visit to their store to-
morrow simply to examine them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-26

A concert will be given at the Methodist
Church on Saturday evening, the proceeds
OF which will be devoted to paying the ex-
Penses OF erecting a study. Some of the
engaged for the occasion, and there will be
rotations. etc. The fact that Mr.. Kicker
ms charge Of the affair is q guarantee Of
ies success, and our people should patron
We II literally.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-26

The SENTINEL's local acknowledges the
receipt. from Judge w. W. Bishop, of .
copy Of the Life and Confession Of John
ID. Lee" the famous Mormon Elder, whose
trial and execution were national themes
some time ago. The Judge is a gentle
man to whom We insensibly warmed, and
this thoughtful reminder, is, therefore, all
the more appreciated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-26

The Record says that a petition was cir
culated around Phoebe on Saturday last
praying for the Legislature to repeal the
law taxing church property. 1t received
the signatures OF some sixty citizens and is
liable to have some little influence. Most
OF our taxpayers and citizens refused to
sign the petition, believing that all kinds
Of property ought to be taxed, and it is
our belief that a counter petition could
easily be gotten up which would find many
more signers than this one did.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-26

The New York Herald is authority for
the statement that in the past thirty years
Mr.. Beecher has earned 81. 200, 600 i'll
preaching the gospel Of Christ, or what
ever it may be most properly called. This
has kept him in bread and water tolerably
we'll and enabled him to perceive that a
dollar a day is enough for q poor man.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-26

The Grand Jury will meet at the Court
house at 10 o'clock this morning. The
following are the names as drawn: John
E. Platter, James M. Kellogg, James r.
Moore. p. II. b. Smith, IT,. Read, Joseph
Winzell. M. Davids, Max Oberfeldcr, A.
Skillman, J. f. Duff, J. M. Smith. Clay
Simms. John Lambert, Charles d. Stewart,
J.. X. Colerick, W. o. Mills. jr.. Joe
Mendes, Jacob yanderleith, W. A. Mont
gomery, W. T.. Haskell, j. Tognini, John
A. Wilson, Thomas Marks, Jack Perry.
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The Grand Jury, in their report, says
the Times Review" say they find the
county Jail wholly unfit for the purpose for
which it is intended. 1t is badly arranged
for the safe keeping Of prisoners. and the
defective sewerage renders it unfit for hab-
itation. Public policy, humanity aud
economy demand the building OF q new
Jail, aud they earnestly recommend the
passage of a bill by the Legislature en-
abling the Board Of County Commissioner
to issue county bonds for that purpose.
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..Dean,ce., wheat.

Joe Mendes received last evening, from
the East, two sacks of the celebrated De-
fance" wheat. He intends sending it to
some Of the Currant Creek and Duckwater
ranchers, believing that it is peculiarly
adapted to their soil and climate.
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Information Wanted.

INFORMATION Is WANTED OF WILLIAM
WHITFORD, a native of England, who has
been working in the Consolidated Company's
mines. When last seen, was ut his cabin on
Ruby Hill on Thursday. February 18th. since
which time he has not been seen or heard of
by any one who knew him. Information of him
will be thankfully received by W.. J. CRABB,
ON Ruby Hill. feb25 Tvs
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To the Public.

TROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE
firm of Goldstone & Scott have no author
ity to collect bills for me. Hereafter will
make my own collections.
JOHN HUEBNER.
Eureka, February 10. 1879. feb11 I'm
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s~tockholders Meeting.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Maryland Tunnel
Company at 2 o'clock P. NJ, on the 28th instant,
at their Office, for the purpose OF electing one
trustee. G. n. DE LA MATYR,
Secretary.
Eureka, February Is, 1879. febl6 I'd
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NOTICE.

r TAKE HIS METHOD OF INFORMING
the public that Jacob Ruff is not in my
employ, and does not transact any business for
me. All parties indebted will please make
payments only TO me.
WIN. f. BIDDLINGMEYER.
Eureka, January 80, 1879. jan5i I'm
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS MY WIFE, ISABEL NOR
w TON, has left my bed and board without
Just cause or provocation, I hereby give
notice that l will not be responsible for any
debts which she may contract.
THOMAS MORTON.
Eureka, January Is, 1879. janlytf
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Tremendous bargains at the Golden Rule
Store, in the best quality and latest styles of
Hats, fresh from the factories in the East. In
point of fact, l X L in this line at the Golden
Rule Store.
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o It,

r Asst SATURDAY, IN COMING FROM THE
IL Newark Valley Mill. by Trefran's ranch.
a seal skin gauntlet glove. The finder will
confer . favor by leaving IL at this office.
Eureka, February "a, 1879. feb263 81
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NOTICE.

r H. DE LA MATYs. HAVING ON THE
eJ LIST Of January. 1879, sold his business
and goodwill to G. r. and DR.. E. u. De La
Matyr. the business will hereafter be carried
on by them, under the firm name of
G. r. DE LA MATYR X co.
Eureka, January 80, 1870. jan3l I'm
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wells. Fargo II Cos letter List.
The following letters were received Ut Wells
Fargo h Co.'S Office last evening and moi
delivered
Mrs II L Ferrari John burning
Mrs A H vandevere Mrs Oscar Whiting
Mrs John Morrison
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ROOMS TO LET

GEvERAL LARGE AND COMFORTABLE
y Rooms, in suits or single, can be had by
inquiring Of NJ A. DENTON,
At the Consolidated Boarding House, North
Main street.
Eureka, December 10, 1877 dill
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WANTED.
Wanted.

A LADY UsT FROM H EAST WOULD
N like to obtain a position in a hotel or
private family. She has had large experience in
the business. Can give satisfactory references.
Address "INEZ,"
At the Parker House.
Eureka, January II, 1879. j18tf
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In Buckskin, Wooden or Kid Gloves, Gaunt
let's and Mits / Y L at the Golden Rule Store.