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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06

sTEAxrxs q the iadorsezaeat d Dr.
GLENN By tbe Dezascrscy u the Golden
State. The Red Bluffs -SeatiasI- ssys /:
DR.. G3enn v4s ~ mach the eboses Il the
Democratic party one moaih ago - be
vas yesterday, and the fat that be wns
PLACED in nomination By TIE Ssx COAST
tuition party may hare bsen = question: Of
expedisney With then. bat il no sense vas
IL the case With the Denoerzts- He Vas
nominated because be wss the best EaAn
fox his party and for ibe people''aad there
fore The ssroagessssronsess because there
i y q can1sd Republican jo1rna, o.
voter in ten. could an honest expression
Be Obtained. that would o cs.>sds his
election by the largest majority ever given
. candidate for Governor II California
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06

AsoTHEE popular delnzion has been
knocked in the bead For years Great
Britain has been universally regarded -
the richest country on the face Of the
earth. her wealth a~gg1egating. exclusive q
public highways. s42 500. oDo, 900. Recent
estimates place France ahead in the matter
Of wealth Her private property. real and
personal. Is set down At s4s.il0.eoo.0 0G
and her navy palaces. pubiie buildings and
other public property. excepting highways
q STATS. oO0. 900. making sH.5s5. CO... 900
II France keeps on accommodating wealth a
this rate she will soon be able to hire some
body 10 help Der whip Germany.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06

The Victims Of D. Imperial Fire.

YTEGExIA CHI. Jzay 5.
The bodies Of the tbrce men lost in the
Bull.oa mine have hen found. Perry.
wbo WIS working al the ~1.40o-foo; level
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q the incline. His can and lantern were
found 10 feet beloE. His body was much
swollen. Domaine zas foaud AZ the LOO
foot cooling station. He had taken the
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the cat Of valve He was naked and had
a can u water By his side. Ee was stand
ing upright holding on TO the supports,
and died with his face in front Of the ,srpe.
His body was deeo1npored and terribly
sEolisn- Croker Was about 200 feet above
with ; pick in his hand dead.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06

A DisrATcn from San Francisco 20 the
6KSrrSEL intimases that there is diszffec-
tion in the ranks Of the ii. BIS. and that I
movement is on foot 10 depose DR.. Glenn
from the head Of the ticket We think il
viii hardly be done. The Doctor stands an
excellent show Of being the next Governol
Of California
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06
De,inoueut Sale Notice.

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06

THE "Enterprisen complains that there
h some unhealthy putting Of wildcat mines
BY . portion Of the Nevada press. No
doubt about IL. and the "Enterprise' needs
reforming in this regard quite as bad a.
any journal in the State
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06

THE Enterprise" thinks Perkins has an
even show 70 beat DR.. Glenn for the Gov
ernorship Of California Some Of the best
judges Of California politics believe that
the Doctor will carry the State by 90, 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06
csmssoek Arishme,ical Examples.

In the schools on the Comsfock the
ariihmstical examples are adapted to the
surroundings. Instead Of saving. Il have
nine apples; ! give William one-fourth OF
the number, John one-tenth, Henry one
sixteenth. and Charles one-eleventh. how
many apples does John haveY' They saw:
Suppose | buy n and two-ihirds
shares Of Union Con. at the market price.
on twenty-six per cent. margin, and the
cross-drift on the twenty-three hundred
don't pan out according to expectations.
and the broker calls on me for more mud
and can't put up, how much a share will
Hale L Norcross be worth when the las.
drop Of water from the flooded mines has
passed through the Sutro tunnel.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06
Public Installation.

DTLLfoy EyCANPgEST. NO. 10. !. o.
Id O p gill have a Pabhe Installation at
ODD FELLOWS HALL. On MONDAY EVEN
ING. Jzly TIA Tie pablic are respectfully in
riied % Estezd-
W. J. SMITH. c. P.
s n HEszY, Srribx-
EzzsEs- sEiy 4 ls7g. Iy45t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06
STOCK

THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES OF
Stock of the X X Consolidated Mining
Company, in the name Of f.. Fisher, Trustee
No. 1929, Tor 100 shares; No. 500. for two shares
No. $50. for loo shares; No. 1900. for 100 shares
No. 1910. for 10 shares: No. 1859. for Ave shares.
In the name of Woods 4 Freeborn. Trustees:
No. HOO. for 100 shares. In the name Of W. q.
Crandsll, Trustee: No. 1886. for 50 shares; No.
ls66, for so shares. In the name Of Clute 4
Loveland. Trustees: No. 1442. for SO shar es
No. is44. for 10 shares: No. t446. for 10 shares,
Also of the California Mining Company: No.
s2.5oo, for % shares, No. 50, sol, for 20 shares:
No. s2.515, for hve shares: all in the name
OF P Al Lillienthal. Trustee. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the above stock,
as transfer has been stopped.
NJ. r. CHAMBLIN, Eureka, Nevada.
ie2s sod
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06

THE Fourth seems to have been pretty
generally observed in all parts OF the coun-
Try. and with more thar the usual enthusi-
asm. The day was remarkably free Of
mishaps or accidents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06

The new Pension Law ebars the children
Of the soldiers Of the war Of 1919 from
driving pensions. Widows are the only
heirs recognized
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06
So 90 REWARD.

II o5T. or MAIN STREET. ON saTUR-
IL DAY. JAY ssh. a heavy GOLD RING, with
the letters sc. c" engraved on it, The finder
will receive the shove reward by returning the
ring st gOE TOGyINIs SALOON.
Eureka. Jziy S. 1913 i've Tvs
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TO MILL MEN AND MILL OWNERS

THE LENNON MILL PROPERTY, ga
Il situated near the Eureka Gonsoli- h=z5
dated Furnaces. is now offered for sslesz3Es
at . very low figure. For particulars, inquire
Of A. D. HASKELL,
At w.. r. Hsskell's Furniture Store, Bnel st.
Eureka, June 30, 1879 jyl-tf
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For Sale Cheap !

THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS "THE WILL
i LOWS" four miles from Eureka, will be
sold On fzvorxble terms. If spilled for soon.
The property is desirable for stock raising and
for agriculture There is : good field OF alfslfs.
also a Race track. For particulars. apply to
P. EyERTs.
E. K r. r 4. Depot
Eureka. June IS, 1879. jel4lm
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WANTED.

A I THE PHENIx MINE. 800 CORDS OF
"A good MAHOGANY WOOD.
WIN. ARLINGTON. superintendent.
Eureka, June 70, ls7a. ieis-tf
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FOR SALE.

LIGHT SPAN OF AMERICAN xnA
IA HORSES. suitable for a buggy Nm
OF delivery team, can be bought XIV
Cheap. by making application 1T ~
THOMAS HALEY's BUTCHER SHOP,
On North Main Street.
Eureka. June 30. 1879. iyl.tf
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CAE.FoESsA-
MyS.EiogS N#IE ct HcGlt.e
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AZ EFFoET 10 DEPGSE DE- GLENN
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FOR SALE.

THE FREMONT HOUSE, OPPOSITE -
the Richmond Company's works. "a
Terms easy Inquire of A
II. r. EMP,
jyliIn 657 Market St. San Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06

he Cornish mises have eA1 ez1sAy
sr2zzs1k1
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
Or The
Eureka Tunnel & Mining COMFY.

OWING tn THE DESTRUCTION OF OUR
~ books by the late fire at Eureka. stock
holders are requested 10 send their stock TO
.ns secretary. Ed. BUTLER, Eureka, Ne
Eureka, June Is. 1879. ieisstf
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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-01-02
The Tribune says Sioux CT ty is
All Right wherever the Mil
waukee Road goes.

Ifthe Pembina and not the Milwaukee
road should be extended west Sioux City
would have the full benefits of both roads,
while if the latter road goes to Yankton
those benefits will be shared IN part with
that place. So that while If the Milwau.
kee road should 60 no further than to
form junction with the PemOina it would
be better for Sioux City than if it should
20 to Yankton yet in either case we see
no reason why Sioux City will not be bet.
ter off than il the Milwaukee road had NO!
been extended at all. Then, too, if the
Pembina road should be pushed to the
west along line north Of that to be fol.
lowed by the Milwaukee road should it 90
Yankton, VIC shall tap the heart Of the
magnificent territory of Dakota to the ex
clusion of Yankton. This consideration
renders it almost absurd to suppose that
the Milwaukee road should be built only
across few corner counties and in line
nearly parallel with and in c!oso proximl.
ty to the main line Of the Dakota South.
ern. and at the same time leave the latter
a free field in the cen ter of the territory
through which 1t would undoubtedly be
extended -Siouz CITY Tribune.
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With Spring will come, IS matters now
indicate, men, who are possessed Of means
who intend to invest in enterprises that
will enlarge and draw business here. all
branches Of business usually represented
in a manufacturing and agricultural coun-
try will send its advocates. There will be
deld for those who will pork, whatever
may be its kind if honorable. Lyon and
Lincoln counties offer valuable and desir
able fields tor the farmer, and the towns
Tor the capitalists to operate in, aud ei.hc,
are but in their infancy but rich in elemen,
Those who have remained and waited can
now congratulate themselves that theil
patience will be rewarded, and what some
haye jealousy pronounced plug road"
may prove too important for, their inter
ests and of immense benSnt to the com
munity at large.
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sueciflc Remedy tor Druukencss

SpeCt0C hemeUy 1Or DEuuhcncSs
DR.. D. Unger of Chicago has created
quite sensation by perfecting cures of
persons who became habitual drunkards.
He makes no secret OF the matter but
gives the recipe publicity as follows.
One pound of red Peruvian bark (cin.
chona rubra) taken from the small stems
of the tree called BY the druggists quills),
soaked in pint Of diluted alcohol. Evap.
orate alcohol down to half pint; dose, q
teaspoonful once in three hours for first
two days; then Tablespoonful for three
days; then twenty drops for same timo;
then ten; then five. Keep up from ten TO
fifteen days, or longer if required, the
longest tim being tf'-ty days, The rem.
edy acts like quinine, and If there IS a
buzzinr In the head the dose must be d.
mlnished. Many persons prefer to get the
remedy prepared by the Doctor himself
but any first class druggist can prepare n
There is strongest kind Of evidence In fat'
or Of the medicine, but will not " long
until The question wrll b. positively settled
- . number of cases are on trial bere
which must detsrmine the mattsf.
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Holiday Times.

Christmas has come and gone, In Be.
lott it was quiet day. No Christmas
tree, nor service. No one even with ener-
gy enough TO ring out the glad tidings of
the Christ chlId's birth, though the bell
wa. there to peal forth Peace, good will
on earth fr cm heaven to men," Our town
was cold clear and icily beautiful
Thousands Of diamonds sparkling every.
where meath the sunbeams made the
world look merry. The houses looked
warm and cosy against the snowy back
ground, and smoking chimneys told tales
Of savory odors and christmas feasts.-
Then the prodigal people all sport lace
curtains of the richest, rarest patterns
woven in the loom of Winter by that old
est and finest of weavers Jack Frost On
our window panes were tall Norwegian
pines and frs, tropical palms and orange
groves, fringed gentians and crysanthe-
NUNS, clustering vines and clover blooms
with here and there a little bunch Of hearts
ease.
Winter is faultiless, icilJ regular, sp'en-
didly null" Very beautiful but, Oh so
cold! He takes our summer glories and
halsam in his pines and frs, no fragrance
III NlS uoWcIst A0ukh& Ous ueC0ptAoH ~
his hearts-easc Ice bound, ice locked
ice draped, perhaps some Of us were not
to blame If our hearts went rowing from
Beloit in Its keen, glitteriny, diamond en-
crusted, sunshinv glory to warmer lands,
and milder SIX les. All! the most careful
" controlled hearts will sometimes over
leap constrain;ng bounds and travel the
world over in search of love and home.
But the year is waning IS | write. A
few more days and 1878 with its joys, and
gfiefs, its sunshine ard shadows wifi be
no more "The year is dying in the
night Ring out wild bells and let him
die" Yes, let him die, for it is not the
past with which we deal, but the future.
We would not weep over the dead year,
but greet the coming one with rejoicing.
Let regrets be buried and hope take wing,
.sos w:... the New Year comes new era
TO Beloit and it's adjacent territory, for the
cars are really coming, the rumbling, tum-
bling, rafting, restless, reslstless cars, with
their snorting, putting, steaming and
xhia,ins. The rs..roaf will uniso ns ~
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Married..

At the Parsonage in Lincoln Center on
the 25th Of December, by Rev. '. B..
Conkln, Mr. James Keller, and Miss.
Emma Harlan of Canton, D. T.
The fair and happy pair chose this
method to make merry christmas for
themselves and many friends. The adj
vent on Christmas morn Of that brilliant
train OF Cantons falrest and merriest group
of ladies' and gents consisting Of no less
than eight couple in gay attire, was hap
py surprise to the people CT our otherwise
quiet burg, and threw a streak Of sunshine
in the quiet hall Of the parsonage as also
in the hearts Of the inmates. From the
long and agreeable acquaintance with the
fair bride and jolly groom, it affor ded US
pleasure to oificiats at this marriage altar
in sealing the covenant Of their mutually
plighted faith and marriage VOWS. And
that the bright serenity of that Christmas
morn may emblemize their future happy
lives, is the desire of many friends.
We nave reason 10 believe the reception
in the evening at "The Harlan House" un
der the supervision of the fond and dotlng
parents Of the fair bride, proved to be q
grand and glorious occasion, and we
deeply regret that other engagements pre-.
vented our participating.
V.B CoNKLrN.
The above marriage WAS the occasi on
Of large attendance of invited guest II who
assembled at the Harlan House upon the
return of the bridal party from Lincoln
Center. The Groom ana Bride with their
young friends dined first, when the tables
were cleared, reset, and the elder ones seat
ed. The usual generous allotment that
the hosp;table host and hostess award
heir guests was supplanted at this feast;
1t was the most tastefully arranged table
we have had the pleasure of viewing since
our.residence in Dakota, it WAS the sole
handiwork of Miss. Bartha Hart and evil
denced skill and excellent taste. After
the assembling of the guests IN the PArlor,
the gifts designed for the Groom and Bride
were presented in behalf Of their donors
by Geo. p. Keeler, there were several Of
value and all were for practical uses The
music arriving, Keller's Hall was opened
for dancers. where some thirty couple re
paired, those who did not JOIN remained
in social converse in the parlors until the
time arrived for departure.
1t proved merry Christmas indeed to
the happy couple, but not as pleasant tor
parents of tho bride, who were coRnizant
that noble girl was leaving their family
circle, for
"Before all they slood-the holy VOW
land ring of gold, no fond illusion
"now, bound her as his. His home
"she enters, there to be light shining
"within.
May many years pass before the rough
tossings Of the world will cast shadow
across the threshold Of their home