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, 1879-08-06

City Af1h1rs-Tax-Ievy for This Yoas-Tho
Ftro Department.

City Afatrs-Tax-Levy for This Yo&r-Thc
Fro Department.
Hatcittt DisuutcA " Ths TfttanA
ROCKFORD. ILL.,, Aug. Sat meeting OF tho
City Council last evening 1t wus decided Ia place
the tax-lryy for this yrar ut S7..,0o0. This is
S7,oCU greater thau that vi lust year.
Thv 1tuekforl Daily Ga.<sts IL n new paper
Just stHrtcl by Mr.. a. f. Smitl. YestsrlaY
the first nllbes wns Issued, md It is decidedly
the tlurst paper cgcr published III the city.
1llc Council hnyu lccided utter much dctiber-
atIon, tu do awuy Will, the prcscut voluntary
Dupartlnrnt md will substitute Il patA Depart
tnent In ita stead. This cbanEu ~as wrought
by a hitch between tic Mayor and the Fire d.
burttncHt. tits lAttcr voted to liayn William
CEuttv, salnon-kccper, appointed as Chief, bnt
this the Muyus rufuset to 10, Us l,c WAS elsctcd
on strou., Prohibition vutc. Tic consequence
will bo the stTra1.izatton of tt1s Department,
which u,ny possibly result i'll good for both
sides,
, 1879-08-06
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EEw YonK, Aug. 5.-An arrival from Port
su p1ince, ilayti, says prcsklent Cnnal had
gonc to st. Thomas, and BAzc!uis, lender Of the
ltcbels, after three or four days hard lighting,
sought refuge In the British Consulate. Tic slns
sinco been transferred to her Mnjcsty's gun
boat Boxer. Should he attempt to re-
turn, 1t will u,ost eertaluly Involve
savcre GgilttnE anli Eroat destruction OF prop
erty. Dusincs. wa. entirely suspended Tic
slroots wero throngcd with soldiers, and another
outbreak was 1notnuutarslY expected. Dn tho
night OF July oU. ouut filled with armed men
went out to the l3oxcr 4nu called fur BACILLUS.
The ro,u.nsntier answered by piping all h!r
GRO" IN boats, md ordering them to sivs rhase.
Tho dayticus escaped IN the darkneas.
, 1879-08-06
FOREIGN.
Weekly Review of. The En-
gIish and Continental
Grain Trade.
Conflicting Reports Concern
ing the German-Papal
Negotiations.
latest Bulletin from tho Pro-
icctor Of tllo English Cham
nel Bridge.
Ho Wants Only One Million
Francs to Experi~
ment With.
Total Wreck OF a Steamer
on the Coast Of
France.
Twenty-Five Persons 60 Down
with tho Ill-Futcd
Vessel.
Peruvian War Vessels Making
Great Havoc in Chi!ian
Ports.
Total Wreck OF a Steamer
on the Coast Of
France.
Twenty-Five Persons Go Down
with tho Ill-Futcu
Vessel.
Peruvian War Vessels Making
Great Havoc In Chilian
Ports.


WEEKLY nEviRw.
LoypoH, Aug. 6.-The M4rk Lane Express iu
its weekly review Ut the CEdtn trade aays: 4
fow days of f1ne weather have slightly Drowned
tho moro forward whcat.pant, mil its growth
the past ton days has been considerable. On
higl,-tytng md wclldru!ned land, ru'd on cl1aky
mud gruyclly soil, the progrcss made by crops Is
remarkable. 1t Is feared tic crops werc much
damaged by tho storm Of Saturday night. On
heavier 1n,lt1s northw est Of the Hue iron Lvmo
Regis to Great Grimeby expectations arc lttt'o
Improved. Wheat Ia thin und poor. and hope
lcaBty weakened by rain. Enrs noticcably small.
Basley is Immature in some parts OF Ltneolt'-
shire, anu will not pay tic cost Of harvesting In
tic southern, western, a'ld midland counties tic
barley crop
is VERY DISAPPOINTING.
In the north of England the growth is healthier,
b,,. the ours ..re thn. Oats In many districts
arc short Ia the Bton', anh very Irregular, hut
uro expected to rcacl. more iearly TO the aver
aEc yield t1lau otllrr cereals. 1n SCOTLAND lct-
,lcr wtcat NOT barley will give full Yield, butt
onts will, fine weather during August, would bu
s.1 average crop. In Ireland wheat las dcvcl.
opcd sInall care, but IN LEICESTER, Munster. md
Cunnaught the crop promises to he fair.
Rcuorss from Ulster nrc loss favorable. Finer
vca.her will considerably in1luonec tic Inarkcts.
At5lcrs have bcen reserved tn their purctiasca.
The prize Of English wheat las ceased to nd-
yat,cc, and has now a'd then slightly dcclt9ea'
Farmcra however, hold 50 lttlo corn thov nave
Rlao bcen reserved. In many districts, on Ihura'
day lust, tho weather was showery. nnd buyers
md sellers were III suspense.
TIE rn1cE OF FOREIGN WHEAT
hns been difficult to maintain, owing to the
heavy shipments from tho United Stntes. The
quantity Of California, Gillian, Russia, alld
Australian wheat on the passage to tic United
Kingdom 's vcrv considerable, md. with tho nd
dillon Of b0o,0 quarters American rcd, makes
u tntal Of over 1,5oo,0oD quarters, against do},"
0W quarters for tho Sumo period Inst year.
From the best prices OF q Week ago some mnr-
kcts havo witnessed concessions OF 2 s'lllllngs
per quarter Oh White aud shilling on rcd, md
at most al tic port exchanges the previous ful!
rates were not realized. Mono Of the markets
l.aSc ADVANCED.
Flour was )onEuid. There were no material
deliveries of English barley ut country markets,
, 1879-08-06


ANN AnuoR, stIeh.. Aug. 5.-'i'ls funeral of
the Rev. Father Van Erp took place to-day,
about ilfty priests froa all paraa OF tic seate
bviug nrescnt. Fully 6,oO people viewed tic
rematus lust night a,Ia ttis morning. Tho
cnurci. was Handsomely decorated by the Do
ttuIt uu,,eytakess, alu the ceremonies wero vrry
t,nnosiug, The very Ioy. Father lIcnnocrt, Of
Detroit, delivered tlle a1drcss. During u!s
services sturrs wcro closed, np.t Hagn hing Ut
l,4tf.mast. No tuu1rul her0 las oyer attracted
50 lauuA attention..
, 1879-08-06

4 DrrYEHRNcH or OPINION. =
CoN&TANrlNoPLE. Aug. 5.-An agttator FROM
EoY DazaE whom the Porto PROMISED to baniah
to Asia has been lodged In lhe palaeo aud laua-
cd In the Official newspapers A. patriot.
BOUNDARY QUESTIONS.
DxL0nApn, Aug. 5.-IAe Porto repu.i!atcs
thu couressons Of Its Conlnlaaiu1lcr relative to
tie Herytan frontier, and superseded hin. 1t
IL stated from Constantnopc uIut difficulty has
arisen about tho tlontenegrin frontier, tho Eu.
gliAh, Austrian, and Turkish Commissioners
having agreed upon tbs boundary, to which thu
Russian aud Moplenecrtn Commissioners hayo
refused 10 giva their assent.
, 1879-08-06

vienna, Aug. h-The T4f<rtaad published
so,ue startling revelations selAtivo To the upts-
Yorsbe condition ot lho army In Bosnia, caused
by bad and insufficient supplies. 1t saId ''Ts ot.
fetal report shows tint In December one-thEu
Ut thu army Of occupation VIVA In tho hospital.
Deaths tfon .yplus trves, dYaentcry, und cheat
, 1879-08-06
SOUTH. AMERICA.

PANAMA, Aug. 4.-rhe Peruvian var.shtps
Huascar and unIou havo Visited Chillau ports,
DESTROYING launches and capturing tho steamer
Rlmac with III cnt!rc Xungay regiment OF cay-
airy, fully armed and supplied with horses, ta.
sides threo ycasels loaded with coal aud copper.
, 1879-08-06

TIE BRIGHTON RACES.
LONDON, Aug. 5.-At Brighton to-day the
brighton Stake wns won by Advance. ScrinEn
second, and Villagcr third. Time, @:57.
Lorlllardfs lucas did not start.
The Juvenile Ssaka was won by Despotism.
TIE uNtvRns1TY ntLL-
LONDON, Ang. 5.-Thc House Of Commons
to-day went into Committee Oil the Irish Uit-
ycrsi.y bill, Smith {llowe Rulc) having, after
protractcu dobate, Withdrawn his motion that
thc subject WAS too Important for consideration
at the calu Of tho session.
BTnIKR.
In staiTonlshtrn 3,l00 collcrs havo struck
against reduction Of wages affecting 17,0O0
persons.
DERRY.
. LONDON, A,1g. 5.-l.ord Derby int1Hates
Tint iti consequence Of change ID lis rcla-
tions with Tic Conservatives lie will resign
the Presidency Of the Liverpool Workiug1ncn's
Conservative Association.
CANADIAN RAILWAYS.
LONDON, Aug. 5.-lt is sald the Directors o.!
tho Great Western Railway OF Canada hare
agreed to refer to arbitration tic conditions Of
tho niu,auan.nt[on With the Grand Trunk Rail-
WY. a fusion Of capital Is not contemplated.
, 1879-08-06
MILWAUKEE, CHARTERS.

z9*c@u4 1"s1<<30" y ~ 17EVH"E
MILWAUKEE, Via, Aug. h-Tho pnlJ charter
reported to-day WAS the schooner atock6Fidss,
to arrlvc from Chicago. wheat 10 CollinG wood.
OF through Montreal sates. 'CherH a4a pul1 uns
o. twu vessels haIa opeu foE charter.
, 1879-08-06

orr TIE COAST or F1lANCE.
LONDON, Aug. t-rhc steamship Lonts
David, from Antwerp for Naplus, was wrecked
during fog oH;uslIant. France, anl twenty
scyon ptraous werq- drowned.
, 1879-08-06
Eighteen New Cases and Four
Deaths licported fcS-
tcrdny.
Other Diseases Now Showing the Awful
Tendency 10 Turn into
Fev-r.
Further Points Indicating that the Na-
tioaal Board Of Health Is
Fraud.


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o.hcr 3,snf.itlnu of thr relief fund under any
c,,,,,r, etn nurc,. mr. Porter informed them TINT
H., h,1 ,,,o,t. ft,r nresrn, use, IA INSTRUCTED,
an, honca ,t,at thr rI,Izcns of tl,c Tenth Ward
wo,,i mi eomnel nm aorca, In t|,c world tor
charity whp,, ,l,rrc nm, really no ncccss,ty far
II Tic netitIou howcycr. was en,erta,pcd to
thc cxtcnt nj reference, Ia th. Committee on
Charity. ,,non winch rcport viii, be made Al tho
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+o,ntch, ,1o,, ,hat tbcy l,nvc in charge eighty
aItL ,nrsonz ,f whon stx,v.two arr white ,,er.
.or. 1ncv 1,avc n1n,r,, ri,b,v-f,uc nursrs on
,,rtv. afnrc thc,r fotc rcnort of The I'll inst
thav h,v. i1,scbarctx, n,nctren couyalcscents,
, 1879-08-06
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TIE AFW KtEb1FE
CoEsrANrlNorLE, Aug. 5.-Fuad Paaha has
started for Alexandria with n trn,an Investing
Tcvnk rasha @4th Suthortty as kaedyc.
, 1879-08-06

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THREATENED AhsAssl"AT'oS' .
LONDON mug 'o'".A f'ene'l'nan natnca
dF'cfo has bcen afresse'.' ctar2su WIN 'oFsasen'
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tasF u thc !ate ifinco l"'pcr'a'' IL 'ot pa'a '"a
Inohey ate ~ 'llsl1 4oE p1o'ot'''1 He aueceaa VI
LIE 4ast p'colsc'te'
HoEAhLf FACT
fARia' aug. bid ffd"es suites u'at ono
ta' " "e Aoto' "t A'"@|t III 1""u'It ".0 ~
, 1879-08-06

EXECUTING BRlGtihM'S ESTATE.
Oapxs, Utah, Aug. 5.-Johu Taylor. Trustee
Of thu Mormon Church. to-day brought suit
against lilo estate Of brigham Young for l,oo.-
Qtl. The executors Of BEt2ha1u's cstats sTe
an1l IL lka FeniteuL1Ey.
, 1879-08-06

These revelations caused 10 mucl tlspieasura
That u,s number of the fa'ff'and containing
ttlcEn Was scIxcl nlnl destroyed.
, 1879-08-06

Il YounE Girl, tim Daughter nj 1ecEpectnb1o
rnrcuts Il. Miisautscc. Fntix II Victim to
False rronises a,,ti Kills Iersclr III q Low
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-17
MAIL NOTES.
Current Topics Reported from All
Quarters.

Current Topics Reported from All
Quarters.
Russian physicians cure ~hydrophobia by
causing the victims to inhale oxygen.
The debt of New York city now amounts
to the snug little sum of Sis. 093, 9S6.
Governor Robinson, of New York, is 213
vetoes aud II laps ahead of Hayes still.
The new city directory of New York con-
tains 5000 more names than the one of last
year.
Six railroads are now pushing their lines
across Dakota, and more new settlers are
going into Dakota than any other section
of the West.
The st. Paul "Pioneer Press estimates
that the farmers of Minnesota will realize
$40, 900, 900 from their wheat crop the
present year.
The Health Officer Of New York tells the
city officials that unless rigid quarantine
regulations are enforced in that city, yellow
fever is almost certain to make its appear
ance there.
Kankakee has a Justice who beats them
all in the way Of doing up a job Of matri-
monial splicing with neatness and dis
patch. This is his formula Have ERR"
s.Yes." "Have i'm" eyes" Mar
ried. Two dollars"
Says the Prescott, Arizona, "Miner":
The fire in the timber west Of Prescott is
assuming quite a fearful aspect and threat
ems to extend its destructive bounds to
cover the timber claims of the different
sawmills situated in the immediate vicinity
of the burning destroyer.
There is room enough yet. According
to the reports from the Land Office. there
are 724, 81 ATT acres Of surveyed lands
ready for occupants, and nearly twice as
much more waiting for the surveyor.
During the ten years which closed iL June
the Government sold for cash 81, 666, $40
acres of land, besides giving the large
grants to homesteaders.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-17

accomplish by a series OF contracts that
which they had agreed to accomplish in
one 1t was true, he said, as stated by
Mr.. Cole, that no public building bad ever
been put up thai had not been changed.
but it was also true that no Courthouse
had ever been built in Nevada in which
the people had not been robbed. There
was nothing in the proceedings Of the
Board to show that the changes were
necessary; nothing to show that the con-
tractor had consented to any change, or
that he had been consulted. II it requires
two or moro to make q contract, il
also requires two or more 10 break it.
As a matter Of law, if the record of the
Board was assailed, the record would show
they acted without jurisdiction, or else
their action is a n%ullity.
A Lively Tilt.
When Mr.. Baker concluded Judge Cole
rose to make the closing argument in
favor OF the respondents. He first paid his
compliments to Baker and then to Wren,
and we never imagined there was so much In
the Judge before. He has a natural gift of
language, and can use it with telling effect,
while the play Of his facial muscles would
have done credit to Mark Antony,
We always admired what Artemus Ward
called "a sarcastic cuss." and our heart
naturally warmed toward the Judge. He
the argument Of both his oppo-
nents. and asserted that il Mr.. Wren meant
to imply that his cients had been guilty of
fraud, be could make that the basis Of an
other action, and he would teach him that
he would fail Ignominionsly.
Mr.. Wren excitcdly replied that he could
teach him nothing, and that he never made
an assertion he was not prepared to prove.
Tho case was then submitted TO the
Judge Rives said his position was
such that he could neither make laws nor
them, and it was simply his dnty
to enforce them according to his construc-
The demurrer was sustained as to
he order for $3.50, and overruled as to the
)pes for $500. In other words, he decides
hat the Commissioners were authorized
make any number of additional con
;racts provided the sun total for all such
loes not reach $500. SO that all the con-
can possibly make out of the Court
rouse is 81. 400 99.9
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-17
PERSONALS.

Or. Owen left yesterday for Hamilton on
professional business.
Counselor Bishop returned last night
from the Western part Of the State.
Messrs. Joseph Wells and John Gillespie
were among the outgoing passengers yes
terday for Bodie. Wish them lnck.
Miss Fannie Davis. sister Of Mrs. DIR.
Lukens Of Ruby Hill, took her departure
b. yesterdays train for her home in Bodie.
Mr.. NJ. McGarry, of the Banner mine,
departed yesterday morning for his old
home in Canada. He goes on business aud
expects to be absent about Go days.
Sheriff Haum, Of White Pine, was in
town last right en- route for the Warm
Springs. He is taking over Sheridan, con-
victed Of grand larceny for stealing a horse
at Ward some time ago..
We had a pleasant call last evening from
Mr.. j. C. Lynch. the well-known saloon
keeper Of Phoebe. Mr.. Lynch is en- route
for Salt Lake, intending to return to
Phoebe via Frisco district.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-17
A PROTEST.
No More Mechanics Wanted In Eu-
rekn.


The following item was Published in the
SENTINEL Of yesterday morning:
SCARCITY OF LABOR.
We are informed by q contractor that
skilled lsborers are scarce in Eureka, and
that carpenters, bricklayers and hod car
ricrs arc IN demand.
1t was one Of those things that some
times creep into the columns Of all news
papers, and which only serve to bring
down somebody's wrath upon the head Of
q poor devil OF q local, and it proved 80 in
this case. The SENTINEL had not been issued
al hour before a vigorous protest came
from all parts Of town, and if we had any
doubts concerning the number Of idle men
here, we have had occasion to have them
dissipated. A meeting Of the unemployed
was called to meet at the Courthouse last
night, and before dark the building was
literally jammcd.
Captain Rock was chosen President, and
Mr.. d. Vaughn Secretary, and q commit
tee OF five was appointed to draft resolu-
tions expressive Of the sense Of the meet
ing.
During the absence Of the committee
the meeting was addressed by Mr.. Guam
trell, Mr.. McAvoy. Mr. McSherry
and others, all Of whom stated that
there was o large number Of men, repre-
sentiug all trades, now idle in Eureka, and
their statements are verified by the report
Of the committee, which is as follows:
Whereas, A certain contractor has in
formed the local editor of the Eureka
SENTINEL that Eureka is in need Of skilled
lahorers; therefore, be 1t
Resolved. That we, the representatives
OF the laborers and mechanics, denounce
that as a notorious falsehood.
Resolved, That in the laboring class Of
the county of Eureka we acknowledge no
inferiority, nor do we claim any superiority
over any other class Of workmen in our
capacity.
Resolved, That there are q large number
OF mechanics and laborers now unem-
ployed in Eureka, as will be seen by the
following: There are Is bricklayers. and
but two are employed; about rs carpenters,
OF which about n third are employed; 10
plasterers, OF whom only two are at work;
CT machinists and engineers there are
about rs, OF which about one half have en-
%ployment. There are over 300 laborers
out Of employment, all Of whom are will
ing and able to work.
Resolved, That the above resolutions be
published in the Eureka DAILY SENTINEL,
that our fellow-workmen may not be led
estray by any false reports.
j. c. MAUPIN,
Chairman Com. on Resolutions.
THOMAS CoNLEY.
j. II. DARNs.
JOHN A.. STEELE.
j. J. DELAHASTY.
After the reading of the resolutions D.
Smith Harris took the floor and addressed
the meeting, and was followed by Pete
Burke, who acknowledged that he had fur
nisbed the SENTINEL with the information,
and said it was the result Of a casual re-
mark, and that he did not intend it for
publication. There was a good deal of
excitement manifested, and Captain Rock
finally adjourned the meeting.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-17
A Foot Race.

An impromptu race between Stephens,
HUMPHREYS and Moore, for a purse of $500,
more or less, from a post in front of the
Delta to the Bureau Hotel and return, re-
suited in a victory for the latter, the said
Moore touching the post more than either
of the other parties could think of doing.
First, he hit the post with his proboscis,
DESIGNATING that member, and then he
swung one arm so loosely that lie dislocated
a finger. For the initials Of HUMPHREYS and
Stephens, inquire of Moore, who will to-
day circulate about our streets, following
a broken nose.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-17
STOCK LOST.

THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES OF
Stock of ths K K Consolidated Mining
Company, in the iame Of Z. Fisher. Trustee:
No. 1899, Tor 100 shares No. 800. for two shares;
No. 9S2, for 100 shares: No. 1900. for 100 shares;
No. 1910, for 10 shares; No. 1859. for five shares.
In the name of Woods l. Freeborn, Trustees
No. 100. for 100 shares. In the name of w. g.
Crandall, Trustee: No. 1886, for so shares: No.
1866, for so shares. In the name of Clute 4
Loveland, Trustees: No. 1442. for 80 shares
No. 1444. for 10 shares; No. LAG. for 10 shares.
Also of the California Mining Company: No.
80. 500, for 20 shares: No. 50, SOL. for 10 shares;
No. 81, sis, for FIVE shares: all in the name
of r. N. Lillienthal. Trustee. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the above stock.
as transfer has been stopped.
NJ. r. CHAMBLIN. Eureka, Nevada.
je28-30d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-17

The Ruby Hill NJ. E. Church choir has
been reorganized during the present week.
Besides several well-known vocalists, the
following gentlemen will play instru-
ments; John Bosanko, organist; J. Phillips,
violin; A.. !. Atkins, violin; Vim. Samp-
son, fiute; John Little, flute; E. Curnow,
violinselo. The new choir will practice
Friday evening next at the NJ. E. Church.
and cordially invite all persons Of vocal
abilities to join then.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-17

Bodie, lob; Mono sb; Belcher, sab;
bullion, G'ss 6sb; California, 495b 5a 5s;
aIa' 9tb; ophir, 3i%b Sos; Exchoquer,
1se, douid 4 Curry, 10ssb; Yellow
sscAe1' l4s l5a; Benton, Gal 6%a; Ex-
Snequer' 6sss; Justice, 5ab 5Sa; Yellow
sscset,i4hb l5a 14Aal4bs; Benton, ca b;
nexican, 25Fb; Union, SOB; Sierra Ne
ssaa, ASb; Crown Point, 5b 5ha; Best Il
,oas i1Ab lsa; Lady Washington,
,svo wa; 1ioga, 435a 4ab; Savage, lab
nsa; Yellow Jacket, 15a 10 u a; Argenta,
ceop liza; Ophir, S54b 35ha; Chollar,
~ Hale d Norcross. 15b 15aa; Gould
curry IOWA; Alta, 9asa; Tioga, 430a.
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NEVADA NEWS.
NEvADA NEWH
Items of Interest Culled from State
Exchanges.


John G.. Gillison has been elected Min
ing Recorder of the Silver State District.
Paradise is a lively camp. There were
seven knockdowns in twenty minutes there
the other day.
A petition is now under advisement by
the Town Trustees Of Reno about closing
the stores all day Sunday, and the Jour
nal' advocates its adoption.
The Austin Cricket Club has been duly
and regularly organized, the necessary
officers elected, and u set Of bats and wick
cts received.
The Sixth Animal Fair Of the Nevada
State Agricultural. Mining and Mechanic
cal Society will be held at Reno from Octo-
Der 9Th to the 18th, inclusive. Eleven
thousand eight hundred dollars are offered
in premiums.
The debt of Ormsby county is S116,-
e67 "a. and it has 5 4,725 81 in the Treas
ury. The receipts for the past six months
aggregate SIS, 400 SO, aud the disburse-
ments were $50, 489 06.
Douglas county ives but 50, SIG so, and
has cash on hand to the amount of $2,-
1923 SO.
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COAST CLIPPINGS.

News Notes GleanedsFrom Various
Sources.
A BARRIERS Protective Union has been
formed at Bodie.
George L. Putnam has been appointed
Postmaster of Bodie.
The saloon-keepers in Grass Valley. CAL,
are blamed for the missing pump handle
' on the Fourth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-17
New Hose House.

c. NJ. Bennett, architect, has just COM
pleted a handsome plan of the new hose
house for the Mob Hill Hose Company. 1t
is on exhibition at Molinelli 4 Co.'s Office,
where the same can be seen. Parties de-
string to bid on it can do so between this
and Saturday evening, when the contract
will be let, if satisfactory arrangements can
be made.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-17
A Presidential Veto.

At the last meeting Of the National
Guard s23 was voted to pay for freight on
uniforms, but the President. Jimmy Sias,
has entered a veto, on the ground that the
uniforms were to be delivered at a certain
price, and that the freight bill is an extra,
which the company has no right to assume.