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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-07
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.



CARSON, January 6.
Tho Republicans held caucuses last night
in the Senate Chamber, and the following
were selected as officers: w. r. King. Of
Lyon, President pro tenn; George l. Lam
mon, Of Storey, Secretary; Theodore 8.
Davenport, Of Lyon, Assistant Secretary;
G. c.. Wallace, of Eureka, S~ergeant-at-
Arms; J. Norris, OF Ormsby, Assistant
Sergeant-at-Arms; E. Ii. Reece, Of Esme-
ralda, Minute Clerk; p. N. W. Roh, N
washoc. Journal Clerk; f. b. Pixley. Of
Ormsby. Enrolling Clerk; E. A. Arnold.
Of Lincoln, Engrossing Clerk; A. G. bragg,
Of Washoe, and Albert Harris, OF Lyon,
Copying Clerks; L. d. Wright, of Storey,
Chief Clerk of Committees; A.. E. Hender-
son, OF Eureka, Benz. Edison, Of Douglas,
and Henry Cobb, Of Ormsby, Committee
Clerks; J. Morgan, Of Storey, Messenger;
Andrew Pine. Of Ormsby. Porter; John d.
Lannon, Of Storey, and Willie Dettley, OF
Ormsby, Pages.
In the Assembly, W. A. CASTOR, Of
Storey, was elected for Speaker; Colonel
u. E. Allen, Of Lincoln, Speaker pro tenn;
J. M. Woodwork, OF Elko, Chief Clerk;
Arms; Charles Kimball, Of White Pine,
Assistant Sergent-at-Arms; c. ]. Tenant,
Of Ormsby. Engrossing Clerk; James shep-
ard, Of Storey, Enrolling Clerk; George
Rogers, Of Storey, Minute Clerk; A. Ames,
Of Stoi ey, Journal Clerk; I. p. Flaming
han, Of Storey, Assistant Clerk; G. B..
Hayes. Of Eureka county, and James
Henry Of Lyon county, Copying Clerks;
Charles Kelly, Of Storey county, Chief
Clerk Of Committees; J. F. Myers, Of
Washoe county, W. B. Taylor, Of Elko
county, A.. E. Henderson, Of Eureka
county, and Larkin, Committee Clerks;
Read, Porter, Taylor and Commins, Pages.
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FLUEDUST.

Judge Harmon will open q law Office.
The public school will open OF Monday
next.
The x X Company will pay all bills on
the 9th.
Six cases were tried before Justice Gro
mer Yesterday.
DR.. Bishop was called to Alpha yester-
day, professionally.
The town bills OF the Eureka Consoli-
dated will be paid to-day.
Bishop Whitaker,s school, at Reno, will
commence on Thursday next.
Nearly ali our county officials, old and
new, we're victims Of the White Pine fever
in 1863.
present office ON Main street, and will oc-
cupy u room next to Judge Hubbard.
d. J. Turner was appointed Chairman Of
the Board Of County Commissioner yes
terday.
Sheriff Sias yesterday squared his ac-
counts with the county, and turned in
81, 080 Is.
Judge Harmon bequeathed $78 to his
successor. in the way Of fees. and $500 due
in various cases
We shall miss Deputy Horn from the
Recorders Office. His books we're models
Of neatness and always correct.
The Richmond Company will pay their
miners to-day and their outside bills to-
morrow.
The new County Clerk issued Q marriage
license yesterday-an suspicious begin
ming.
The Jackson Company commenced de-
livering ore at the Matamoras furnace yes
terday.
Shortly after his Inauguration. our new
Coroner was called upon to hold an in
quest. Business opens brisk for the new
officers.
The Hebrew order OF D'nai Birth will
| give q masquerade ball on "Purim'' night
q Jewish holiday, which occurs sometime
during the present month.
The sum OF $40, $50 60 was yesterday
turned over to Mr.. Cooper, the new
Treasurer. by Mr.. Ryland, whose term Of
Office expired,
John Maginnetti, OF Fishes restaurant,
received a telegram from Virginia City on
Sunday, announcing the sudden death Of
his brother, and left for that city yesterday
morning.
The first Of a series OF prayer meetings
was held at the Methodist Church last
night. Two more will be held there, and
the remainder Of the week at the Presbyte-
rian Church.
Deputy Treasurer Hoadly will be re-
tanned in his present position by Treasurer
Cooper, and the business Of the Office will
be transacted at Paxton K Cos Office, as
heretofore.
Messrs. Molinelli. Mining Recorder, and
Smith. Public Administrator and Coroner,
will to-day take possession Of the room
herctoforcc occupied by Mr.. Sam. Gold
stone.
A number Of children called at the
school house Yesterday, expecting school
would open. They might have been saved
the journey had their parents read the
SENTINEL.
Deputy Sheriff Jim Mason signaled his
assumption Of official duties by arresting
Mike McGowen. the imam eater" for dis
orderly conduct. McGowen had just been
discharged from the County Jail, and pro-
ceeded to celebrate the event by getting
uproariously drunk.
Mr.. Charles Humphrey has just re-
turned from u visit to his home in the East.
He reports having had n good time, but
says that business Of all kinds is extremely
dull, the weather intensely cold, and thinks
Eureka will suit him for some time to
come.
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A As YOU GO,


Ana Let that ~ One Of Yeur Now
Years REGULATIONS.
1t was John Randolph who once said that
there was more wisdom, both for nations
and for individuals, in the one single
maxim, "Pay as you co." than in all text
books on political and domestic economy.
Next to actual cash payments the wisest
course for all is to pay up promptly all
small bills, and never permit them 10 be-
come large ones. Never permit yesterdays
liabilities to become q tax upon tomorrow
receipts, IL you can possibly meet them TO-
day. 1t is particularly important for the
wages-receiving classes TO Iursue this policy
rigidly. The man who will hold over pay
ing his rent until next month, when he can
pay it out Of this mouths salary or wages,
Is likely to saddle himself with embarrass-
ments which may harass him for six
months. Another point in this connection
il the advantage which the general commu-
nifty derive from this policy OF prompt pay
ments. 1t keeps money in circulation, and
practically enables q single note or q single
coin to do the work Of five or six. The
money which we pay to he tradesman or
laborer he in his turn hastens to pay TO the
grocery or provision dealer, and these TO
their creditors. Not five per cent. Of the
money thus used in paying bills ever rests
idle in the bank. 1t may return there, in
deed, for q few minutes or hours, but only
to be set in motion again ut the call Of some
check and to begin its useful rounds once
more. Thus every one who pays his bills
promptly not only saves himself from en-
tangling debt, but puts himself in better
case to receive more promptly that which
is due him. We should all think Of this,
and initiate those public institutions which
insure themselves good credit and keep
their affairs from becoming involved by
paying what they owe on the day when it
is due.
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GAMBLING IN CALIFORNIA.
How the MilliOnaires of the Slope
Indulge In h Wee.

How the MilliOnaires Of the Slope
Indulge In the Vice.
A Virginia City letter in the New York
Graphic says: An illustration of the hold
which gambling has upon men who have
once been engaged in mining is afforded by
the life Of O'Brien, late member of the b.
nanza firm. In the days Of his struggles
and poverty this man had been accustomed
to play sold sledge" for five cents a cor
ner in his old bar-room in San Francisco.
He was fortunate in having Flood and
Mackay and Fair for partners, and he be-
came worth millions before he knew it.
But to the day of his death he never for
sock his "old sledge." He took no inter-
est in the business of the firm, simply
leaving his money for the others to work
upon. He passed his time in the little old
bar-room playing his f~avorite gamble with
old friends and generally winning the five
cent stakes Of the poor devils with whom
he played. There was nothing mean about
O'Brien. He was simply a gambler by in
stinct and custom, as most miners are, and
he continued the fascinating play until
death claimed him as his own winning.
There ia nothing disgraceful in gambling
in this community, and the men who run
tho games ana steal, 80 to speak, the hard
earned wages Of the miner, are looked upon
as leading gentlemen" Of the towns. The
reputed -owner Of the heaviest game in
Gold Hill is a member Of the Methodist
Church, sings revival hymns with deep
JUNCTION, and at the late election was chosen
State Senator over u very gentleman and
merchant. This will serve to chow the es-
timation in which gamblers are held here.
They are, 30 to speak, the cream Of the
land.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-07

superintendent POwcll's Official Re-
port.

superintendent POwclrs Official Re-
port.
The following is the official letter Of the
Hamburg Mining Company for the week
ending January 9Th
During the week ending with this date
work throughout the mine has progressed
az usual, with no material change to note.
The slopes below the 250-foot level continue
to yield their regular quota Of ore.
The upraise from end Of south drift, 80
feet below 250-foot level, is up 80 feet, show
ing a strong vein Of first-class ore. Inter
mediate drift advanced Is feet, and is now
in 81 feet from winze; no special change.
West cross-eut, 600-foot level, advanced
II feet through vein matter, the face show
about Is inches Of good ore.
We have shipped to Metamoras furnace
to date 1877 tons Of ore. The furnace was
started up on the I'd instant, and is run
ming very smoothly. The weather con-
tinues very fine.
j. c. POWELL, Superintendent.
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EUREKA CONSOLIDATED.
superintendent. DOmmeIly's Weekly
Report Of PROGRESS.

The following is the official letter of the
Eureka Consolidated for the week ending
January 4th:
W. W. TRAYLoR, San Francisco-Dear
Sir The following work has been done
in the several levels since my last report !:
Fifth level--South .cr0ss-cut from main
west drift has been continued 81 feet, and
is now in 335 feet.
Seventh level--South drift from ore
chute has beer continued As feet. and is
now in n feet.
Eighth levcl-Raise from chute made 8
feet, and is now up 46 feet.
Eleventh level--East drift from ore
chamber has been continued 10 feet, and is
now in 80 feet.
Twelfth level--East drift from No. l
eross-cut has been continued II feet. and
is now in 1919 feet. Incline has been sunk
rs feet, and is now down SO feet below this
level.
II. DoNNELLy, Superintendent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-07

The motion for q new trial for W. T.
Bell. the convicted Cherry Greek mail
robber, was argued at Carson last week,
and denied. Bell and Wilson will be
AIKEN to the Albany penitentiary as soon
a. the United States Marshall can conduct
them thither, and there they are to remain
Tor the term Of their natural lives.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-07
Election Of Omcers.

Alta meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Eureka Tunnel Company, held last even
ing, the officers who have served during
the past year were reelected, They are as
follows: W. w. Bishop. President; Cen
eral p. E. Conner, Vice President f.. j.
Butler, Secretary. Trustees, W. W. Bish-
op, General p. +. Conner, G.. NJ. Sabin,
Matthew Kyle and E. ]. Butler. Superin-
tcndent General P. L. Conner.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-07

Tho following recently elected officers Of
Silver State Lodge, I. o. of B'nai Birth
we're installed on Sunday evening, by
Grand District President. Sam. Goldstone:
Monitor, Sol. Ashim; President, Ben. G.
Levy; Vice President, Morris Callisher /;
Secretary. Bart. Ashim; Treasurer, Ii.
Kind Assistant Monitor. d. Lesser In
side Guard, L. Banner; Warden, Joe
Kind.
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The stIver st.te Amntcur,.

The above organization will give IN en-
entertainment at the Opera House to-mor-
row evening. The Amateurs are COM
posed entirely of home talent, and several
Of them. notably Fred. Wells, are not I'M
known to theatrical fame. The perform
ance will be on the variety order, and from
the manner in which the boys rehearsed
last evening, we feel confident it will be a
creditable one, and they should be encour-
aged by a full house.
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Too Poor.

The Tuscarora Times eriep says !:
"The Typo Sun dominates Col. W. W.
Bishop as Sharon's successor for United
States Senator. The Colonel Possesses all
Of the qualifications for the position. ex-
cepting wealth, the lack Of which will prob
ably settle his hash-especially if Mackay,
Fair, or some other bonanza statesman
with plenty of money and a plentiful lack of
education and other formerly presumed
essentials should happen to cherish a within
for the Senatorial toga."
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Death from Excessive Drinking.

Coroner Smith was called upon yester-
day to hold an inquest on the body OF
Vincent Claressy, a Frenchman, who died
suddenly on Sunday night, in his cabin,
an South Buel street. The evidence
showed that his death was caused by hem
orrhage at the base Of the brain, superin-
duced by excessive drinking. A verdict in
accordance with the above facts was rem
dered.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-07

The Austin Rerule has entered upon its
thirty-second volume, and modestly claims
a bright future for Austin and itself. The
ReeeiHe is a spicy and newsy sheet. and is
entitled TO the liberal support it has I'M
doubleday received, May it live long and
prosper.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-07

The last issue of the Mining Journal
says that sales Of lead, in a small way,
aggregating about 200 tons, at four cents,
are reported in New York. This is the
closing price. The situation is unchanged,
the Eureka Company still stocking its pro-
duct, with every indication that it will con-
tinue to hold for some time to come.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-07
Hotel ArrlynIA.

Parker House - George Hanks, Fish
Creek; J.. w. Lii. Prospect Noun tain;
George II. Cook, New York.
Turner House-Charles Johnson, New
ark Valley; Miss NJ. Long, Iowa City.
Iowa; p. Il. Norton.
Jackson House-James O'Connor, New
York; NJ. Cunningham, San Francisco.
International Hotel-R. Z. Ross, j. F.
Whipple, Eureka; W. Scovill, Ruby VAL
ley; d. H. Mcdonald. White Pine; NJ.
Cusick, Palisade; j. Campbell, Elko; Abe
Leavitt, New York.
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Madame Rens... Female Miu.treI.,

Abe Leavitt, the advance agent of
Madame Reptz's Female Minstrels. dropped
in to see us last night. Abe is as jovial as
ever, and is we'll pleased with the reception
the troupe have met with in the West.
They open at the Opera House on the 18th,
and with one or two exceptions the Com
pany will be new to Eureka.
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An Appropriate salft.

The Truckee Republican" issued a
neatly printed almanac, which it presented
as a new years gift to its subscribers and
friends. 1t contains a vast amount Of USE
full information, carefully compiled, and
has a number of pleasing illustrations.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-07

Wells. Fargo 4 Cs's letter List.
The following letters were received At Wells.
Fargo l. Co.'S Once last evening and not
delivered
Frank wetxell NJ Conner
Frank Robes
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.sTnEErs-s.so o'clock r. II.

Bulfion-1isb
Julia--4b
Best 4 Belcher -1Skb
Exchelucr-i90cb
Raymond L Ely--5Ab
Yellow Jacket-14fs
.Savage-i4ab
Caledonia Is
Con. xirginia-r0a
Crown Poiut-Hb
sierra Nevada 42a
Belchar---4.ab
Choflar-A5s
California II ssb
Alta-5sb
Silver Hill-186cb
Savagc-l4ab
Hale Il Norcross-1i'sb
Alta-5ks
Benton---3b
Trojan-60cb
Ghollar---44hb
Union-57b
Bullion-7tss
Mexican 81 la
Wverman-10b
Exchequer-N
N. Bonanza-1b
Gould 4 Curry-10Ls
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Total $50, 800, s2s s2o7, 7a5, 2o2 sa1. (

Board Of County Commissioner.
The new Board met yesterday morning.
Observation-Disclosures Page, Campbell
and Turner. Mr.. Page was chosen tempo
rary and b. j. Turner permanent Chair
man.
1t was ordered that Frank A. Parry be
appointed Road Supervisor Of Road Dis
trict No. 2, Palisade township, provided he
file Official bonds in the sun of $500.
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DRAXMAN

BELIEVING THAT THERE Is A NECES-
ID sIrY for another Draynian in Eureka, /
will endeavor TO I'LL the bill. Stand between
Henry Mau's and the Jackson House.
auS0tf HARL0 THOMAS,
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OF THE EUREKA AND PALIsADE RAILROAD.
Departures January 4
Eliza westhersby Jennie westhersby
Elmer DeI.aro n c Goodwin
fhos Burnes W atantnn
Fred Van Aiken Julia Woes
II Chism. VT K 2 chm Baum
Thos Robinson u Collins
II l. Becker I'D Bigelow
a Sefront W Burrell
Arrivals January q.
T Marks H Donnelly
d Reinhnrt ] Andresse
j d Corey d l. Mcdonald
Chas Dempsey
Departures YESTERDAY.
Miss Minnie Page Miss Nellie Everly
D b Murphy Feichman
Jacob Levanthal Hixon
Miss Lottie Blair in Ely
Jno Magginettt q Hariotte
DR. Rishop
Arrivals Last Night.
Miss Maggie Olsen Crit Thornton
MISS NJ Long C smith
y Norton Ahe Je.vitt
Dr. Bishop
fiechcs Hs'ntiten an I Eureka Linc
AaRlSALa.
" James 2 d II Mcdonald
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-07

The No. 4 hydrocycle furnace was started
up at the Richmond works yesterday
morning. There are nov three furnaces in
full operation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-07

All kinds, riveted, ~self-supporting and leather
finished, in blue drilling: drab, brown and
slate color duck, fancy and all kinds Of over
alls. In these goods I X l. at the Golden Rule
Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-07

No subsidiary silver has been coined
since last February, and no trade dollars
since last April. The work Of coming
standard dollars was commenced on the
18th Of April. 1878, for the first time since
February, 1878.
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Make your brother . present of . nice half
dozen Fancy Half Hose. L in prices at the
Golden Rule Store.
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YEyrERDArs STOCK SALES.


BOARD.
i15 Ophir--35A IS san
245 ~Mexican-3ls 81 31%
s35 Gould 4 ~Curry-10k 1875
3I0 Best 4 Belcher--18A 49, 1Sk
gao Ca~lifornia-11 l1h
900 Savsge-13h 13S Is 1875
1910 Con. virginia-9k 90 81 ~
270 Chollar-45 AN 46 ~ =.
665 Halo h NorcrOss-14A IA lAT IL
l4h
147o Crown Point-3a $500 ss5c $500
IS Yellow Jacket-lfN
GO Imperial.-S0c 75c SOcbo
so Ke~ntuck--3Soc
47O A~lpha--lOA IL
,i.0 Belcher--44 420c 440c 430c A35c
t25 sierra Nevada---4ll 4h
100 Utah-11k
2IGO Bullion-7 ca So
100 Exchequer-5 490c 4Soc 4o5c 4s5c
40 Over man-9l So "a
295 yustice-41
100 Union-.57h
435 Alta-5t
IS Savage-13a
10 Belcher--4
20 Hale & Norcross-4ss
400 Lady B~ryan-55c
20 Con. Virginia. pa
llU julie 1OCS INV
100 Csledonia--280c 290c
20 Union-57h
100 Baltimore-140c
sos Silver Hill--1S5c 1000
215 Challengc--l65c l7Oc
800 Dardanelles-l15c
$50 New York--SOc
100 Occidental
100 Phil. Sheridan-40c
135 l.. Washington-90c
$50 Kossuth--20c
so Andes-65c
$50 Con. W~ashoe-3l0c
$50 Wells Fargo 2Oc lac
140 Ward-75c
1900 L~eviathan--55c Goo
1880 T~rojan-55c soc
I55 N. Con. virginia--5* 81
$40 Benton--3 30jc
go solid Silver-50c
765 N. Bonanza Il 90c; asst paid
900 Wells Fargo-20e
so Hale 4 Norcross-l4ss
so O~verman-9h
200 ~Trojan-5Oc
5 Chollar--44
10 N. Con. yirGinia-5k
100 Silver Hill-l90c
10 California-llis
40 Con. Virginia-sk
100 New York-S0c
I'A ~
) Raymond x Ely--65
$50 Eureka Con.-32 32S
5 Gila-2jc
800 n. Bellc--9b
SO H~usscy-21c
20 Manhattsn---4
) Defrees-lOc
400 Grand Prize-CA
$50 Argenta--2T 245c
40 Leopard--50c
400 N~svajo-45c
go Endowment-30c 3bo
% Argenta-2k
80 Eureka Con.-32k
. lndependence--looe
$50 uscarora-locb0
30o! Star-ooc
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Gemtlememl

Ladies' Purses, Albums, Opera Glasses,
Vases, Card Receivers, ETC., at the Golden
Rule Store, ut San Francisco cost. / x L, eh (!
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mr.. p. steier informs his customers that he
has secured one Of the best workmen en- the
Pacific Coast, who has long been connected
with several Of the leading San Francisco
houses, and who possesses many testimonials
o. to his skill and excellence a. . matchmaker.
Customers are notified that Repairing and
Cleaning will he promptly attended to, and the
work guaranteed 70 give satisfactfon.
p. STELER, Jeweler, Main street.
Eureka, August Z, 1878. aus
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Coinage At In. So. s<ancisco MIN,

The coinage Of the United States Mint at
San Francisco. for December and the cal
endar year OF 1878, was as follows
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-07

All kinds OF Boots and Shoes At the very
lowest prices-Monitors, Arctics, snow.exclud-
ers, Rubbers. IT'S = positive fact that l X L
In Rubber Goods At the Golden Rule Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-07

This is the watchword Of the Golden Rule
Store. and Notwithstanding all the puff adver-
tisements and extraordinary announcements.
JOE exceeds and gets away with the baggage,
selling goods cheap for cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-07

Selling OF my entire stock Of Stationery,
consisting Of legal cap. foclscsp, note and let
ter Paper; pink Tape, Pens Holders, Inks. Mu-
cilage, ETC., ETC.: also, my entire stock Of
Fancy Goods, Cutlery. Notions, Pipes and
Smokers Articles. As 1t 10 my intention to
consolidate busincss, all Of the above will be
sold without reserve.
MORRIS H. JOSEPH,
Golden Rule Store, Eureka.
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NOTICE,

DEING UNDER THE NECESSITY OF CO.
ID ing TO California In = very few days.
desire that all indebted to me make immedt.
ate settlement, rs I need the money.
G. HAMILTON.
Eureka, Deeember 10. ls7S. dil,tf