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Town Order No. 10.


vemt3on OF fires.
DE 1T ORDAINED By THE BOARD OF
ID County COMMISSIONS = Of Eureka County
Nevada.
SECTION /. 1t shall be unlawful fer any per.
son or pessons- hra or eorporstion. occupant
or occupants Of any building or structure TO
erect. q f&rinit to reIaAin- any stove-pipe used
In any building CT structure within the tow
Of Eureka. Nevada. nssrsr than four inches TO
any cloth. canvas cr wood.
SIC. 4 Zach and AL Of said s~tove-pipes
shall be rsvited 1t the several jo;nts, and ex-
tend II least six feet above the highest point
OF the roof Of the building through which il
shall extend. AID be secured above the roof By
three o. more metallic -ods OF wires.
SIC >. II ahall IL unlawful for any person
O. pernnrs. frm OF corporation, occupant OF
snts q any building within said town oi
knrcka. 70 erect or suffer 70 BenAin any stove
o. furnsss within twelve inches Of any cloth
canvass OF wood. without having the same prop
esiy protected with zinc. or some substanrs
suitable TO protect the same against ere.
sEc. 4. Any violation Of the provisions
Of this Or Ter shall be punished by . 6ns
not more uan Eve kandred dollars, and in
default OF the payment Of such hne. hall b
Imprisoned in the County Jail Of Euseki
County. Nevada. st the rate Of one day fol
every two dollars thereof.
STATE Oh NEVADA,
County OF EUsEEA-J
l. T. r. DODGE. County Clerh. and ex-o1acie
CLERK Of the Board Of County Commissioner
in and for said county. do hereby certify thu,
the above and foregoing il . correct and trus
COPY Of the original matter thereof, which NOV
rsmatns in my once 1t Eureka. County and
State Aforesaid
In testimony whereof ! have hereunto at m,
hand and afsxed the seal Of said Court. a
once. in the town Of Eureka, this 5th day Q.
August. 1879.
isxALl E. Il. DODGE, County Clerk.
And ex-ofhcio cerk Of the Board of Count,
Commtssioners Eureka County, State Of Ne
vsda.-
By z. NJ. BELL, Dernty Clerk. aus
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PACIFIC OAS
fsrEcIAL TO THE KunKxA DAILY sxxrrsxL. |
CALIFORNIA.
A County Convention Politics
Not Stated.
CALL FOR MORE MUo.

SAN FRAxcrsco. August S.
The County Convention met at Dra'i
Birth Hall on Eddy street to-day. . large
crowd being in attendance. The Conren-
ton was called to order At . quarter past
IL BY p. H. Cornwall. Chairman Of the
County Committee. The call for the Con-
ventiou vas read. also the resolution OF
the County Committee. providing that no
proxies be admitted. The Convention
then proceeded 70 elect . temporary Chair
man, and Colonel W. H. L. Barnes uas
chosen by . viva voce vote. On taking
the chair be addressed the Convention
briefly, referring 70 the gravity Of the ques-
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-06

Dr.. yanderpool. Health OGcsr q Neu
FORK sad An old expers with e~psdenics.
has been interviewed BY ths yelf9M
Herald" The Doctor holds thai no
great epidemic has origisssed IN car coun-
Try. bat that esea eozId positively be
traced 10 importation. II is from other
shores. through the channels q commerce..
that both yesl0w ferer and eholers gain
their lodgaent in Cur sesports- So far -
yellow fever is concerned, the chief parts
70 BE feared are Havana, Vera Cruz and
kso Jsnesro. but chiefly ths first. The
Doctor had SON time since written o
President Hayes. arguing that il the fever
were totally represssd as Havana. there
would be iitsle canss Of srxiefy 50 far -
this eo1ntry wzs concerned His propo-
sision Was for Spain 70 join this country in
stamping cut the disease in Cuba He is
assured that the msrchant marine At Ha-
sanz ara compelled by the peculiarisy Of
the location to lie in the focus Of all the
Impurities and sitting exhalasions, and
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that, a. . result no vessel can remain
there any length Of time without becoming
herself infected and TIE crew the victims
Of the nalady. The tide being almost i'm
perceptib;e, all the emptyiBgs d shs sever
remain in the harhoF NTH they become
= fetid and revolving msss Of corruption,
generating the germs OF almost ever
kind Of deadly disease. The Doctor think
that . waterway coald be cut in the rea,
Of Havana, by which the Gulf stream, o,
the Gulf waters themselves. could be in
troduced into the harbor. and thus carr,
of the misunderstanding matters. Th,
Doctor does not view the situaion at Mem
phis a. specially alarming. for several rea
sons. and feels sure the pestilenee cAnnc
be SO fatal or widespread - that Of las
year. No unusual precautions have beer
taken in New York. since none we're neces
sary- No harbor in the world was eve
better prepared TO resist the invasion o
any epidemic than the harbor of New Yorl
is at this time. 1t was 80 last year. ans
remains the same this year. ALI infectss
or suspected vessels ars overhaulsd. and j
necessity require il, they are obliged 4
remain in the lower bay until thorough,
fumigated and cleansed. AL fever patient
sys Immediately removed TO the hospital
where experienced medical treAtmsn
! awaits them.
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TEx years ago the write Of this jour
neyed from Ohio 10 Washington in COM
pany with = young man who had juss re-
eeived . . appointment as Consul in China
He had left . lucrative business. in . town
where he was universally respected, in
order 70 accept . doubtful position under
the Federal Government He vas young.
ambitious, and hopeful Of the future. and
spoke in glowing terms OF what he would
accomplish. From the day We parted on
the steps Of the State Department in
Washington, until last night, nothing
definite concerning his career was ever re-
ceived, hnt BY referring to our Geographic
dispatches it will be seen that Mr.. Bailey.
ConsIl General at Shanghai. will lose his
place, having appropriated $4,000 Of the
G~osernment's funds. Poor Bailey. Like
many others he has learned that 1t is far
better % advance step By step in the walks
Of private life. than TO be suddenly ele-
waited 70 . position thai only consumes our
best years and ends 10 yielding to a temp
srfion that leads to iryetriyable ruin. ~
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Mn-ssre- EzvsIcyes. LEAD Pe1cis- Bsss-.x
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AccozD Fxe 10 Tie Mes York -sun.7
Gsaersl Ew1rg has seriously damaged his
Ps~esldeatial prospects b. dAcIsring in his
OhI3 keynote IN fzvor os the reitapositson
Of tbs income tar The "San SERVES 10
tice o. him that this sors u thing will not
do Is says tasat aa income txx ID lnquizi-
sorizl and unconstitutional and not to be
tho1gAs o. for tsa miuntss. We are graft
Ged 10 know that .A> S1R,r however,
does Eci consider Ezsas Mr. Esing's yie.s
On this question vii interfere with him ~
the Governor Of oAios bat il iatsnzses thai
it will support no nan for President uho
wants incomes taxed. II the General il
elected Governor Of Ohio this fall be will
have time to change his views on the tar
question before the Presidential election
rolls around.
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NEw TO-DAY.
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destroyed 1855 ssDrs rendered ho=aelesx.
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The town d Volcano Was d~xtroyed by
fre yesterday; everything was q total loss.
The IRE originated In tbs store and build
ing Vi Thompson 4 Barnes. Il vas dis
covered abosf 1 O'Clock in tbs morning.
The flames spread rapidly. and reaching
sone oil tanks they caught ire and bonf.
The burBing oil. running through the
sf-eets. set Ere 70 everything on both sides
Of the streets through which it passed.
trsnsforning them into . lake 81 fire.
Loss. $15.0D0; Insurance.. <43 500. There
we're y barrels Of heavy oil burned. ten
stores. the p~o<tof5c<. railroad depot. teie-
graph Office. hotel, the .rwalking-Besm"
printing Office. nine dwelling houses. the
West Virginia transportation Office. Smiths
boiler works. ~ p1mping station, and
several other small buildings. There is
little doubt bat the 6rs was tbs work Of an
incenii&ry-
\ Batch ~ Marderess.
LEBANON. Pa. August 5.
Charles Drews. Frank Stiebier, George
Zichlan. Henry Wise. Josiah Hammel and
Ixrael Brandt, convicted in April Last oi
the murder II Joseph Rober. we're brought
into court yesterday. Judge Henderson
granted . new trial 70 Zichlan. bot denied
the application of the others and they vert
remanded for sentence. Rpber Vas killed
BY these i've men, Who had insured his lie
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o SALE CHEAP.

A NEW HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS. II
"A situated next to the residence Of i@@
Matt Kyle. Mob Hill. Apply on The pre.nIses
Eureka, July %. 1879.
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Eureka DaiIp Sentinel
WEDNESDAY. ..- AUGUsT 9 1sz
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BETHESDA WArGR is crystal clear, spark.
ling and a RIoa grateful drau9h. Nature
never disguised a more potent remedy
and ctrt-ior urinary disorders, in so de-
lightful a form as in tho wondrous water
Of Waukesha,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-21
Snm Further Indications of business
W.S..Sa ga.,.aEN

The Nav YORK. pmllic Of THURSDAY pub.
I'll 49, ,,an.,na, ~ o,,h,oon nrirc;nn,
llsnes 'ne Cie"I'"s' VI e's"'',H M''P"'
cities by which 1t appears that the ex'
changes for the second week Of June ex.
cOsJ those nj thu corresponding week las.
WV" ' $50, y. Q 800. NAV yorL ~
year ny 10 per ee"'' ~ .'e" tVN '"'
increase Is 10 per cent, Boston Il per cent,
Philadelphia q, Chicago 81, Cincinnati 0,
G, Toris 10 Baltimore 1. Milwaukee 30
w. ,,.. ''Cu'o C,a"a,o,1 onITon,.,;Il,,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-21

Miss Kate Dittmer celebrated her birth.
day, Thursday evening, by a pleasant
party OF her friends.
Quite crowd Of Beaver College folks
were In town Friday. Mr.. Eli Moore, Of
GAINESVILLE, one 81 the Visiting Commit.
tee on the part Of the East Ohio Confer.
ence, was along, and accompanying him
was Mr.. August Rhu, Principal OF the
Music Department Of the College. Misses
Rosa Mace, Ida sColes, Sue Moore and
Annie Barnes were Of the party; and Miss
Belle Garland, OF Oil City, and Miss Jen.
ME Parsons, OF Wellsville, were going
with their friends on visit to GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. John Krebs and Miss Emma Ernst
were married by Mr.. CASTOR, at the Pres.
byterian parsonage, Thursday evening.
Many Of their friends were taken by sur.
prise.
The Medico. Chirurgical Society OF this
county met here Thursday.
Sunday will be Communion Sunday at
the U. p. Church. Rev. Wallace will be
assisted by Rev. Anderson, OF Venice, Pa.
The Methodist Church is not yet out Of
the hands Of the painters, and no church
services, and probably no Sunday School,
will be held there Sunday. r. G. F.