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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-25

Scraps from the Notebook Of b
sentineI's Reporter.
Cucumbers at Ennis.
The Centennial Guards, Of Rubv Hill.
viii turn out on Decoration Day.
A stone foundation, four feet in width.
Is being laid for the International Hotel.
A cutoff damper for the Ricbmond,s
new hydrocycle is being made by Reming-
ton 4 Co.
The name Of Lulu Mccartney was acct.
IDENTIFY left out on Mrs. Atwood's roll Of
honor yesterday.
Thu round trip fare to the Centennial
unards' picnic on tho 14th OF June will
only be 50.
The Yankee Fork fever continues una
batsd, and a nnmber Of parties will leave
early during the present week.
An assessment Of ten cents has been
levied by the Adams Hill Consolidated. as
will be seen by reference to our advertising
columns.
A large quantity Of lovely flowers were
received from California By Mr.. Crawford
la evening. and will be u,sd to decorate
the Episcopal church to-day.
Charlie Fiske expects to busi-
ness to-day in his new building on Main
street. 1t is fitted up in grand style, and,
as formerly, will do an immense business.
1t is hard to tell just at present which is
the most contagious disease in this commu-
nifty. measles. or a trip to the Yankee Fork
mining excitement.
Examine Haskell's combination bed
steads. They are the most convenient ar
ticles in the furniture line ever seen in
Eureka.
The work Of repairing the building now
occupied by the White Pine County Bank
will be commenced to-day. Calisher Bros
will close until it is finished.
Preparations for the picnic OF the Gen.
tennial Guards on Tune IA are being car
ried forward on an extensive scale, and the
affair promises to be a grand success.
The substantial manner in which Dim
mock has built all the houses contracted
for by him, has added greatly to bis repu-
tation as a careful and conscientious
builder.
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Denning the Boundaries.

The town Of Reno has determined to re-
strict hurdy houses and houses Of i'll fame
to certain portions of the town, and re-
Gently passed an order to the effect that
any person who shall keep or rent such
houses within specified limits shall be
deemed gnilty Of committing a nuisance,
aud shall upon conviction be fined in the
sum OF not less than 500. or be impris-
oned in the county Jail not less than fifty
days. This subject was agitated by II
Trustees about the time Of the fire, but
was u~nacconntably dropped. There is but
little that need be done. as most Of the
houses are now on Bnel street. and no one
objects to that street for their location, but
it might improve Main street were an
order passed combining hem to Buel.
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Items OF Interest TO Ministers ana
CONGREGATIONS.

Congregations.
1.-THE Worlds Great Battle" will be Mr.
Phelps subject this evening.
Ruby Hill singers will assist NJ The
Courthouse concert this evening.
The Methodist church will be ready for
occupancy in a few weeks.
The Presbyterian Sabbath school was
never in a more prosperous condition.
Mr.. Phelps will preach in the Methodist
church, Ruby Hill. on Sunday evening.
The Methodist Sunday school will he
held at the Court house at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
Bishop Whitaker will ofhciate in the
Episcopal church to-day, morning and
evening.
Bishop Whitaker departs tomorrow
morning for Hamilton, Ward, Cherry
Greek and Phoebe.
Thursday evening prayer meetings at the
Presbyterian church have been unusually
well attended Of late.
Communion services will be held in the
Methodist church, Rnby Hill. at IL O'Clock
this morning, Mr.. Kicker officiating.
A number Of Bibles and Testaments
nave Deen received Dy the N. Il. Society OF
Eureka from the American Bible Society.
Bishop Whitaker expresses himself as
highly gratiGed at the progress Of the Epis-
copai church under Mr.. Crawford's min
istry.
Under Mr.. Richards supervision the
choir Of the Presbyterian church has i'm
proved Of late. 1t now numbers nine
members.
Through the efforts of Mr.. II. D. Brooks,
OF the New York Store, Mr.. Kicker was
enabled to secure his organ at cost price.
Il will be used in the Episcopal church to-
day.
A concert under the auspices Of the
Methodist church will be given in the
Courthouse this evening. We understand
the proceeds will be used in purchasing
books for the Sunday school.
The Richmond contributes considerable
talent to our church choirs. Mr.. Richard.
the Superintendent, is leader, and Mr..
Thomas, an employc, is organist OF the
Presbyterian Mr.. Morrison, the Secre-
tary, is leader of the Episcopal, and until
spring weather set in Orrin Miller was also
a member Of the latter.
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WARD ITEMS.
The Transpirin.s of a Week.

The Transpirin=s of a Week.
We collate from yesterdays "Reiex" the
following
The improvements now being made in
the Martin White mill will without doubt
enable the company to turn ont a much
larger amount Of bullion than at present.
The furnaces nave never been able to keep
IN with the battery at any time since the
start. 1t is proposed to shut the mill
down the present week. We axe informed
by Mr.. Sweetapple, superintendent, that
the additional furnace can be put in and
ready for starting up again in two weeks.
The pulp will not be wet down when taken
from the furnaces, AS formerly, but will be
dumped on a large floor and given suffi-
cient time to cool by the action Of the air.
By this means it is Thought the pulp will
be chloridized to a much higher per cent.
From Tom Andrews, who knows where, I
he speaks, we learn that the future Of
Phoebe is by no means dark. A move
ment is now on foot to consolidate the
Meadow Valley and Raymond 4 Ely mines,
and in the event the arrangement is made
valuable ground between No. 5 Of the
Meadow Valley, extending as far west as
the Lightner shaft. will be opened up. In
the winze, / 200 feet west of the Lightner
shaft and 100 feet below the drift, the vein
has been crosscnt and a vein forty feet
wide exposed. which in the main goes up
into the hundreds to the on.
From George Coburn. who came in from
Osceola Tuesday, we learn that the sale of
the Monroe 4 Linton is now decidedly of.
the price being held firmly at $25, 200.
The owners are making preparations to go
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New and Interesting Develop
mcnts.
pr.~~. u.-ox .o,o


meats.
EunExA. May "a, 1879.
Among the mines undergoing develop
ment in this district. the Phenix ought,
just nov, we think, to rank not the least
worthy Of attention. This mine has been
an old ore producer, and would still have
continued to yield handsomely. had it but
been as honestly and as intelligently man.
aged, and even as properly worked and
opened as IL is at present. by those having
had charge Off in the early days Of its
history. But there is not much use in re-
ferring now to what had better be forgotten.
The past cannot be recalled, regrets avail
eth nothing, and il were vain to repine so
long az the mine continues to exhibit the
acknowledgements which we had the pleas
ure Of inspecting yesterday afternoon be-
tween its fourth and fifth levels. The ore
bodies, thus far uncovered. give great
promise, and without we are out in our
reckoning, and we think we are not, the
promises Of the present will be more than
borne out by future results. Mark the pre-
diction. The mine we found to look well
in every part examined, and the condition
Of the work which has been executed and
that is now undergoing execution, bears
evidence Of its having been directed by
sense, judgment and experience. Par
ticularly is this the case as regards the con-
structiou and timbering Of the new incline,
one hundred and ninety feet to the bottom,
along whose course the new giraffe moves
with a freedom and rapidity truly admir-
able. More than the foregoing we cannot
say at present. We shall, however, revert
to this matter soon again.
j. d. Power.
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Current Topics Reported from All
QuaFters-
This country consumes more raisins
than the whole Of Europe.
Secretary McCrary, il is said, booms for
Blaine.
Somebody 1t the Fast suggests WASH
burne and Booth for 1880.
Hendricks is the f~avorite for President
among the Democrats Of Kentucky aud
Tennessee.
Illinois has almost as many Presidential
candidates as Ohio.
Ayonny man in Cambria county, Penn
~sylvania. was recently sentenced to the
penitentiary for one year for simply carry
ing a revolver in his pocket.
There have already been $40 vessels
wrecked this year, or 145 more for the
same time last year. and the pecuniary
loss is 50, $50, 900.
Silver pieces with an s below the eagle
were coined at the San francisco mint ;
with a G. at Carson City; with an O, at
New Orleans {; with no letter, at Philadel-
phia.
The amount Of FIRE risks assumed by the
fire insurance companies in the United
States in 1878 was $50, Cos. 222 more than
in 1877, and during the same period there
was q decrease OF 50, 737, 265 in premium
receipts.
The growth OF the American export OF
agricultural products has been marvellous.
or the total exports in 1865, the products
Of agriculture amounted to only $207. 1884,
749. During the last fiscal year they were
1892, AIS. S13.
In the course OF some recent exulora-
tons with the diamond drill through lime
stone and slate. at the Liberty mine. Fred
erick, Maryland. y continuous core was
extracted Ia inches in diameter and ten
feet in length, without a fracture or break.
An inspection Of the expenses OF one Of
the State pe~nitentiaries Of Illinois, it is
said, shows that it would have cost the
State less money If the convicts had been
boarded at the best hotel in Chicago.
During the last three years the Catho-
lies of the United States have added IS col
leges and 313 parish schools to their insti-
t~utions, so that they have now 80 Of the
former and 1858 Of the latter, beside 557
academies and select schools and % theo-
logical seminaries-in all 8 ,636 educational
institutions. The seminaries contain 1856
students.
Here's a stray squib that is going the
rounds:
Little grains Of silver,
Little bills Of Bland,
Make the mighty dollar,
And food with coin the land.
Eastern Exchange.
Let this hunt in couple with it
Many asses fought it.
Helped by many knaves;
But our Daddies' dollar
Again its standard waves.
Mining Record.
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Lead.

The "Mining Journal of the 18th says
il was estimated that the sales of lead for
the two previous weeks amounted to about
5000 tons, for delivery in May, June, and
July. The sales include 800 tons of Selby,
800 tons OF Richmond, and 5000 tons
tEureka) Newark, at Be. A large portion
Of this lead went to spectators, so that the
statistical position is but little, if any, i'm
proved. Since these sales there have been
about so tons sold at 3lsc., which is the
closing price.
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Items of Interest Cul1ed from State
Exchanges

Items OF Interest CuIled from State
Exchanges
The Rentz' troupe will soon appear in
Carson.
Drunken Indians excite the envy of the
hard-up white citizens Of Austin.
Abont 1890 mechanics aud laborers are
employed in and about the Sutro Tunnel.
1t is said that 600 men at least will be
discharged from the Sutro Tunnel on the
first of the coming month.
The Esmeralda Herald" which is do
ing a paying business, is offered for sale by
the executors of the late Frank Kenyon.
The Eeno papers say that a petition is
being circulated for a pardon Of William
Madden. recently sentenced to five years
in the State Prison.
Messrs. Hoole & Elliot, publishers Of
the Bodie News" have started a paper in
Mammoth City, called the Lake Mining
Review"
Tom Luckett, formerly Deputy Sheriff
at Battle Mountain, has been sent to the
ASYLUM at Stockton, having been pro-
nounced insane by a commission of lunacy.
The s.Gazette' states that the depot hotel
at Reno. when finished, will be the most
commodious and elegant establishment on
the railroad, between Omaha and Sacra-
mento.
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PERSONALS

Ex-Sherin Huyck, Of Nye County. is in
town, having Enthusiastically wound up all
his official business at Belmont. He will
depart for Yankee Fork in a few days.
Mr.. A. X. Hawkins, Superintendent Of
the Tybo Consolidated, arrived here yester-
day morning from Typo. He will leave for
San Francisco tomorrow morning.
Judge Bishop arrived from Austin last
evening aud will depart tomorrow morn
Ing for Hamilton.
Mrs. A. e. Kaye departed for San Fran
cisco this morning. ON a visit to her
mother. She will be absent several weeks.
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The assertions SO freely made that Mr..
B~ounsard would he unable to furnish
bonds on his So. 900 bid nave been set at
rest, IA 1t was filed In the Clerks Office
yesterday, and the names it contain are
those OF men whom the Com missioners
will find uuexceptionable. They are as
follows: II. Mulfer. Jno. A. Paxton, Il.
RyIand. J. l.. Hincsley, Vim. Arlington,
Chas. Lantenscllager. NJ. b, Bartlett.
Joseph WHEEL. w. A. Montgomery. J. II.
Lockwood and A. Skil,man. There is no
longer any doubt but that Mr.. Boungard
will secure the contract.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-25

The fraternity in Eureka and vicinity
have a meeting on Monday evening at Odd
Fellows Hall, to consider their future ac-
ons to that Of the Grand Lodge of the
State, which takes place on the 10th Of
June next. Afts the general meeting, the
II. A. NJ. will have a meeting 10 take some
action as 20 the affairs Of st. Johns Chap
ter. All Masons in good standing are cor
daily Invited to be present, whether mem
beers Of the Lodge or Chapter, or not.
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A New C1yar stand.

A handsome apartment has been fitted
up in Joe Mendes', to the right Of the
main entrance, and will be opened to-day
as a Wholesale and retail tobacco, cigar and
notion stand. 1t will be owned by Mr..
Albert Rosenheim, and will be under the
management of Mr.. b. R~othscbild. The
personal popularity Of these two gentle
men, together with the large patronage
they will naturally secure from the fire.
quenters of 1.-THE Tiger" ia sufficient to
insure the future success of the undertake
ing, and it will prove a profitable invest
ment for Mr.. Rosenheim.
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A correspondent writing from Virginia
City, makes inquiries concerning the A.
bion mine, and concludes by saying he
ppo it has gone the way Of all wild
cats" The writer is mistaken in his sup
position. There ia a large force at work in
tho mine, and every effort is being made
locking to its development. The stock
holders in this vicinity are jubilant over
late indications and galena ore is reported
to have been struck the past week.
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Exchequer, 7ssb; Bullion, 6ssb Silver
Hill, 2i5b; California. 50 b; Yellow Jacket.
isb /; Ophir. Ssh /; Belcher, Slab +; Hale &
Eorcross. IA b; Savage, 12sb b; Mexican.
l2b; Sierra Nevada, IS 3; Gould 4 Curry,
9ts Union. SPAS; Alta, 7<s Justice,
s4s; Grown Point. 81 Con. Virginia,
SAB; California 81 b /: Beleher. 5ab
Julia, Sob; Benton. Az b; Imperial. 155b;
Alpha. Alb: Best & Belclier. lsb; Chollar,
6kb: Bodie. 23b.
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Im,royinv stcaaiIy.

The gaps on Main street are gradually
dllins up, especially in the lower portion,
and if the corners. formerly occupied by
the American Exchange and the Masonic
building we're rebuilt, but little evidence
Of the ire would remain on Main below
Clark street. A desire to secure large
nrices for lots SEEMS to resard building ON
Main between Clark and Bateman.
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Parson Kelly.

Says the ssReveille' Of Thursday: Rev.
s. P. Kelly, formerly State Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, an subsequently
pastor Of st. Stephens Episcopal Church
at Belmont. arrived from the last named
place by stage last evening. He comes to
assume the rectorship Of st. Georges
Episcopal Church of this city. the flock Of
which has been without a shepherd for the
past three weeks.
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Election Of 0mcers.

The Adams Hill Consolidated Mining
Company elected the following gentlemen
Ms Directors on the 10Th s. P. Dewey, W.
p. Dewey, W. B. Murray, Samuel p. Mid
dleton and ". W. Traylor. At a subse-
auent meeting the following officers were
chosen President, s. P. Dewey; Secretary,
ID. A. Jennings, 40l California street, San
Francisco superintendent, J. G.. Powell.
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TO be removed.

The work Of moving the Courthouse
from its present location to the lower part
Of the Opera House lot will be commenced
tomorrow. The Commissioners preferred
Mr.. A~rrington's corner, but Mr.. Bartlett
made such an advantageous offer that they
concluded 10 accept it. 1t will front on
Bateman street, and the county offices
will remain there until the new building is
ffuiahad
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-25

DR.. Schneider has completed the work
Of arranging his new drug store n every
thing il now in place. His entire stock is
fresh. having been purchased since the
Are. His assortment OF fancy articles -
a. extensi se as formerly. Adolph Dewitt
i now a permanent fixture in the estab-
lishment. and will ssist the Doctor in at
tending to the wants OF customers.
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clerical Cali.

Bishop Whitaker and Rev. Mr.. Crawford
dropped into our sanctum yesterday. The
Bishop is making his annual tour OF in
spection, and feels gratited at the progress
Oh his church in Eureka and elsewhere.
Both gentlemen are active and untiring
workers in their respective spheres, and
success cannot but attend their efforts.
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Tho Carson Tribune" OF the 23d, says:
"Judge W. H. Davenport. Grand Master
Of the Odd Fellows aud Grand Chancellor
OF tbs Knights Of Pythias Of this State,
arrived from Eureka this morning and
proceeded TO Virginia City. He will tarry
With Us . few days before returning to the
Base Range.
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vE.rERDAY's STOCK SALES.
s.m Francisco stock Exchange.

FORMING BOARD.
mn Ophir-3s4 3sN 80
COX M~exican-42 42k 424 42A
s00 Gould & Cnrry-9A ga
I90 Best 4 Belcher--l8A Is
700 California 1854
rs S~avage-12k 124
,o7o Con. virginia--51 50
ITO Chollar-7
iso Potosi--460c
as Hale 4 Norcross-14% 14h
9s0 Grown Point-5h 5h
40 Yellow Jacket-1sh 1874 1S,s bio 1871
ts55 Imperial-1k 145c
100 Alpha-22
245 Belcher-5h 5t
50 Confdence-i3I
A0s Sierra Nevada-48k 49is 494 40
rs Utah-19 1874 1915 1874
As B~ullion--6A Ga ga
as5 Excbequer-7ts rs
so O-verman---9s3
oas Iustice-365c 360c $3.50
900 Succor-70c 75c assessment paid)
a2o Union-83 30 So 8916
23O Alta-7A IN Ia
1o5 ~Juiia-390c 1850
2t0 CaIedonia-2i0c 230c
AS Silver Hill-230c Ease 220c 215c
l05 Challengc-275c 250c
100 Mexican-i2's
20 Ophir -3sa
40 Sayago-12h
1850 Lady Bryan-75c zoe
% Utab-lsk
1856 Lady Washington-l3oc
$40 ~Andes-40c
so Challenge-28jc
b5 Ward-i20c 1i5c
1910 S~corpion--3k "a 320c $40
500 Le~viathan--75c Zoe
rs N. Con. virginia-i04 10
so Woodville- 25c
AIS Benton.-460c 1850 AZ
$50 Solid SiIver-l5c
1900 Con. Dorado -220c 2ioc 2l5c "a
1850 Flowery-90c 9jc l
6i5 N. Bonanza-2 "a
$50 Mackay-230c 240c 235c
20 Raymond Ely-i4 assessment p'd)
400 N. Belle-6
$40 Argenta-l
3Gj Independence-299c 8
2f25 Belle Isle--75 Zoe
$50 Day-60c
so Hamburg--50c
$50 Albion-30c
Ss5 Bodie--23s 23i4 20 22A
$50 McCiinton -lI0c
500 Bechtel-l70c
$50 Toga-2% 230c 220c
COS Summit-2 1850
$50 Syndicate
40 Goodshaw-65c zoe asst delinquent)
800 0riental--80c Soc
20 Buiwer-iis
l545 Beividcre-105c 90c
us Cbampion-2jc
140 Blackhawk-170c
800 Sonth Bodie-40c
$50 Booker-35c 40c
$40 Mono-5k So
100 Con. Pacific--4 4i0c A Az "A
500 University--G0c SOC
400 Jnpiter--iDc
$50 D~udiey--60c
$50 Noonday-l90c 1850
900 vortex-70c 7jc
so N. Noonday-90c
go Caledonia. b. H.--5
as Giant and Old Abel
50 Phil. Sheridan-3oc
100 Real Del Monie--3
900 Scorpion-3I0c
~ Bentnn--469c
100 s. Buiwcr-60c
800 H~ussey-15o
$50 Con. Paciic-4N
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To Epicmres.

At the Parker House restaurant. Mrs.
Millich will entertain her patrons this
morning with the finest Of fresh fish for
breakfast. She will also spread an elegant
dinner, and among the luxuries will be an
ample supply Of fresh strawberries with a
pure article of cream. y
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The Silver Brick Consolidated Mining
Company has incorporated. Capital stock,
$40. OOo. 900. Directors-Francis Cutting,
Samuel l.. Stanley, E. B. Pond. Samuel
Linhton and Hiram Crowell. The Silver
Brick mine is located in Secret Canyon.
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business

Mr.. L. N. Davidson. formerly business
manager Of the Elmira Flour Company,
has taken charge of the White House
clothing establishments. and we have no
doubt he viii, as in previous positions,
strive to please and retain the good will
Of the customers of the White House.
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A Good Dinner

Uncle Billy Walker. Of the chop-stand in
Jack Perry's saloon, advertises a very fine
bill of fare for his dinner to-day. Billy
always does as he agrees to. and will give
a splendid layout to-day.
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A Demand for Relics.

George Fay, who is chief compounder of
liquids at Ed. Deans, is collecting relics Of
the late fire. Any one having anything to
which peculiar interest may attach, can
dispose Of them to good advantage by call
ing on George.
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Roll OF Honor.

The roll Of honor OF the Ruby Hill
school, Mr.. G.. J. Reek, teacher. for the
month ending May 23d, includes those
scholars who have not been absent or
tardy during the month, and stood eighty
and upwards in scholarship and deport-
ment.
N DEPARTMENT:
Aggie Demory, lawrence Keefe,
John Keefe, Thos. Hesleas.
Lille Conklin, John H.. kcefe.
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Z

m. once is open Pm week days from Q
..l,nct A. N. TO 430 p. NJ, and from 8 to
O'Clock in the evening.
psgistry and Money Order business closes ct
An.sirosd mails close at 8 100 P. n.
ON SUNDAYS
rhe once is open from IL NJ. to p. N.
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Hotel Arrivals.

jackson Housc-A. NJ. Hawkins, Typo /;
3. Van Biareem. Eureka ; N. Wines, Ruby
Valley.
Parker Honse-Robert Ross. Mineral
Hill; wm. Richardson. Trnckec p. d.
Sherman, California; John Killen, Eu-
reka.
Turner House-C. s. Hanscom and wife,
Battle Mountain John Dawley, Eureka.
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A bitter contest is waging between the
salmon fisheries on the Sacramento river
and the packing companies. The fisher
men demand fifty cents apiece for salmon,
and the companies refuse to pay over
twenty-five cents. A vast amount OF i'll
feeling has been e~ngendered.
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OUR TRADE WITH CHINA

There is scarcely a single insignificant
South American State to which we do not
import more merchandise than to China;
yet from the tone adopted by the Eastern
journals and statesmen, when dealing with
the Chinese question, one not acquainted
with the facts might readily suppose that
our trade with the Flowery Kingdom was
next in Importance to our with
Great Britain and ireland, to which our
exports were 1851 $50. 524 in the same year
that China took 1880, 800.
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Wells, Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morning
! bar Of bullion. valued at 81, 70s SO.