davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-01-17
ny Mr. 1pgham, amending The Exemption

r. sfr. uart.. .npropr,a.,pR sleo,os5 for tho
ordinary e1peoses md Improvement. for The
9I %. tn n.nrs sre..sr sse.y Of s
and property in the management and use of
steam boilers and engines. 49,.
By Nj. Crooker, amending The lAv In relation
TO Wills, by pro,ldipe for ths proving Of wills
~ t.e. o.pe' a. oro,s, ss'nepes th. ~ns" '"' ' '
h. II No. o'oeass Seasrs men, repeating Tho act con-
ees ssneas .es.s's .ae sseis'ms1s % ts @ removal OF
by Sir. Meier, TO establish Bureau of stat's-
by Mr.. Mt'obeck, to repeal the act to prohibit
ton ot railroads, approved June ., is7.
regard 10 liquor ltsonss,
e., sy Mf. Melr'ae, amending see: " " o. o. sns & seI
tlon OF taxes,
=, s,t s,sek al s presented .oanm,nous T. el, p1e-
military se..e. G, '~ ~ " " w. "
upon the City Councils Of tho several cltios Of
the M State. Ia,
tho oct prohibiting persons not attorneys from
psacticiug Ia Justiccs' Courts.
ny M. wentworth, to sccuto 70 lsboreFs tho
nayment OF tnef wages promptly on Of oeiose
c ,c aas. ans o. 'no "f' "''" III WHICH
l,y Mr.. Ronesnr n>' ~ 1ock.on to s,nona tin
Rec,.,rr rel law .se'''''' "a "'e"&'"' ~ ''''"u '"'
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'avi., ,oslyn, Attley, SHUT, soushworth, and


i'sss,, 's% sss.: s% S A'"'' MO-. "s'' ,ss'
H,sae "s assaerSsis egsnxn y
ie!9. ir.nIs. Mer..tt Walker. mi %s1o %'' 'A.
Stdtd EAar.fdbI1 Inaifaiioas-May borne, Davis,
Tsafer1o' Jones. 1iocner. Hs,nk. cs,ion. Caesns'
and Mky1eld.
ro'diek, III na.i' Rrtsy, rnlier fiddle. ilant.
MUM, kuykcndaii, Fonthworth, Herdman, Shut,
Frantx, Hanna. and Delany.
Puddle Naitsaqs and 0founds-W1,lt.ns, Bon.
snntt, Dearoorn, aHd Ware. '" '"sN'
:, EtatGtton and Educational lfatsttastons-na.is.
Marshall, Wars, Wl3.on, Walker, anh Kinoaart,
Mum. Campbell. Parkinson. josign, i Lee, Archer,
Mcdowell, Dearborn, noenss, Walker md May.
heiu. .... ,,,.,.,
1,ayis' josisn' ~ i1amiitnn. EuyErn, iii. Lowts,
Monlt, Thomas. l.rlnk. Areher, JONES, Frantz,
se.t. ~, ana mehtneiti. .....A.,, ,cb,
~, eeott. Wilson, and Merritt,
,Ailnss and Mlasnq-Thomat, limit, Mnnn, Eos.
MAJ .ni ndHs m'e' -'eses' eae""'' ei"h'1 no''
Labor ant jtan4fdetares.-Artlev, dement,,
Fofd. white. soushWoFtt: lloener. and Df'nE: ,.,
Cn,nnbtt1, Jnslvn. t1ement. Tat,afcrrr. Thomat.
Munft. johnson, Kelly, Scott, southwortt, Rlne.
aaft. e. and taiion: ah v.u,,.,,,, u... u,c,.,.
Inn. Ma,aG.i,s i'S Johnson. McJowei Kc!Iy. Nscsc,
aha Gheanf' , ,,.,.,, ,r,.,. p.,.,n.,.
Aftley, Mnehatt, Lee, Wilson, and Mayfcid.
Military dguirs-aiHnn. Ta!!aftIrd. MaYbornn.
Enn n, nsm' nIy, y, s'as"a.. az, , ao'"' ne'u''"H
Eoaas, ITodwt,ts, and I}ridaes-Lewis hoflt,
Thon.a.. FULLER, Dement,, Frantz, scott, Wilson.
~" HIderni 'Mj,no.s-M,,,b.,,. Iotn.on. Hunt.
,innaeld. dosl}n. Murn' Archer. Kelly and h'ne-
hTsrf.on.-y,tta,c Wh,to. pcrttnson. 11nmtlton.
Davis, JOHNSON, Gallon. Wafu. mud :scUit.
r., state LorG!K-,so.j AcEicl!nn' Mh5oofne.,
iler5,nam.' 4''o"''' ""~~'' o'''' o"'
EnFrosttA and EMroi|fd Nlfls-Tuifoe. Dent,
'oslyn, nsahy, anu !iefanan. .,.c,.u.
White. aiouit. cLcauy, Neccc, MnyIcid, and
Wtlson...
mssbof, 1smen, mun. MI
,rousr
Mr. rr,,.xto, r.ovn,1 ~ ~. t1o,,o mt. ,,or,.
trn 49, ~ ,,.,,ai ,-o,tno,ia. ~ ~ooa,," H.,
tonrr,, ar, ,,,oIn,n1 ioav. ~ sh,nncn fnr NJ.
1oy for ~, ,nsmt.rs t,<r.,,n,cd lie i,r.t ho,f
hn,r ~ ,,,o .o.s,.,,, S''~
RI. Observation-Disclosures cor,m,,,ccs ,c,. ,n.
no,,nrcd In tho 1t,u.o lit, ,nern,,o nv lin
| sne,kcr. who In. hcon 1ohorfo,,.Iv .ns,agc1 In
fo,,r,rg Than f,r tho ,,.t wc,k Thnrc M !.
nu,nhcr NJ di.onno,n,c1 fne,n,,or, WIN nrncrtntl
nr,.,,,,t nn.,tt,n. hm, ,,ts rssu,t ~. fn.x,..
IL
-,
"3' o''a" eoihmeneea nis oay,s "oFR pS Enc
p1escn'"t'o" oi pel'.'o" '1on I,1s eoos!.aea's
asking ios an amendment 10 thc constitution
psul1pi.t'R LUG 'nanalae.use anu sale u ,".oa,'
eos'nR l'auo!s IN Inc etato' or. Oe"o}' oi Mau'
ison' a'so ant1odaeea u seso'ut'oh W tno saHoe1'
1est'
Dir. Peters presented petition from soinc OF
his constituents uslttnE for MI enactment for tho
encouragement OF the culture OF thu grape aud
, 1879-01-17


Secs. mud 20ut an net relating to tltns, 70 a. tn
extend tho lieu to pcrsnns furnishing labor Or
materials In inipsoyit,. aHd bcautlfynT build.
iu.s aud the surface u thu ground.
Mr.. Dsbcc, OF Cool, tuoyel BY commend
ahls compassion for tIlu MfsfoFtuncs Of tnan-
kind, this morning Introduced = bill for the re~
lief Ut DayAl DAFT, Fru:tt k Fuller, Hunter 4;
Sargent, aud 6o0 or 100 other people, fur tho
loss OF tl!u ca,,a!.boat Bar 8tasa and AeE cargo,
aud for sEtnilar losses, and providing for the
paYmeut OF tbcso ctal'ps BY tbs Auditor Of the
Etata. Thls nleasuru iuoks ltxs raid upon the
State Treasury for old claims by tnGlnbcr OF
the nouse ~ their attorney.
Mr. OEendorff Introduced bill amending Sec.
81 OF the ut in regard ~ roads and bridges III
counties under township organization.
by MT. Walah, proyiolug that Judges Ut cleo
t.on In any town, city, nr ward shall net AZ Q
BaarI Of llcg2tEy sud make up ths regltry
list.
Dy Ms. Morrison, authorizing the Judges Ut
Courts of Record u Rppolnt steuogrupler4 for
their respective courts, 10 ba paid $40 yeF day
for each days attendance by the Treasurer Ut
the county, anl be allowed to charge ~ cents
per folio fur transcripts OF hta notes.
BY lii. Taylor, Of W1uucbsxo, amsnllnR Sec.
10 ofthe act col,ccsninx turofs, aud to repeal
certain acts therein named.
By NJ. Pearson, appropFiating 5000 per
sunun Tor the next two years for tho State IIis-
torcat Society.
~ III. Matthews, providing TINT, In cases
where the punishment IL confinement In tho
PeuItantsarY, vhep the eaas is tried by Jury, #
shall simply pass upon the guilt Or inpoceuce ol
ttls aecused and tbs Court shQl' fix tho teru. ol
iu,pEfaonment
bJ As. csooksr, amending sccs. sud II ot
| the act to establish Appellate CouztA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-25

DEAUTIFUL rOP BUGGY HARNESS AND BEAR
ID Rebe price $3.50 purchased last November for $500
also fine Double Harness Phaeton perfect order
sacrifice Stable 100 West 18th St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-25
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMENTs-9rn PAcE-4th. 5th and 9Th coils
ASTRoLOGY-.D PAGE-,ith col.
Bs-1in BoAkbERs wANrHDao rfis-sen pasn-ssh s"' col,
hf4 ksE Esrxff
sSsISHss sSsIEss s5FaEsm ss.s r.st
CITY kEAL EsTATE FOR sALEae r!sr.,.s col
ccrjnHGip c61rnkS ASn r.s.1iS 81 "a
coAsTwIsE srEAMsuIPs-iaru rAc.-ssh and Ssh
ecorAsTkEksH!ys,sra PACK
PsSSiSs A9HpEaiRsHisr R r1Sa-s.s f.ss.5sA -, COL
DENrlsTRY-larM PAGs-sth col
HoTsEs 70 aET se FURNISHED AND uS
EnRofsaS srknHsIfs a. .aa Tassss s,s ss CO..
KxCURsIONS-iar" r.crm6 col
YlXANCIAL-srn PAGE
SunSIsnED Rooms ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
sRES tAsSi.H and I'd
H5EsFs Hss. and
HS5sEs a5sHz Hfssps or
INsTRGCTI0N7 7nrn pAcx-4th eol: . nm
cHy ds SI1E as3
Lost saSEiNEnT5S APP EoySPsr n,ssai's &, col
MxSsLE SANTELs.i2rm SI PIeI-s.h is'a col,
1isokIHHsEo6s sIis rassM ss
nUSICAI--lsr PAGR-5th COL
NEW PUBLICATI0NS-7rH PAcE-6th col
NEWSpAPERS-lsr PAGE-5th col.
PERSONAL-lsr PAGR-lst col.
PIANOFuRTES. ORGANS, kO-9rH PAGE-4th col.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-lsT PAGE-6th col.
PROFESSIONAL. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
18TH PAcE-1st col
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAGK-lst and I'd coils.
REAL ESTATE AT AuCTIUN-2D PACE-2d col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAGR-ad col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGk-2d col.
REWARDS-lsr PAGE-lst col
sA y fsa ss and
18TH PAGE--lst col.
GITUATIONS WANTED-MAL.ES-lorm PAGx-2d col
SPkCIAL NOTlCES-lsr PAGE-lst. I'd and Sd coils.
SPORTING. BOOkMAkING, &C.-lsr PAGE-3d col.
sTALLlONS-lsr PAGE-3d col.
bTORAGE-2D PAGE-4ith col
TIE LECTURE SEASON-lsT PAGB-6th col.
THE TRADES-l2TH PAGE-3d and 18th coils.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGx-2d and
Sd coils.
TRAyELLERS' TRAY, a GUIDE.l2rn PAGR-6th col
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-2D PAGE-4th and 9th coils.
WANTED TO PuRCHASE-9TH PAcE-ith col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AC--2D PAGE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-lst col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-10rH PAGE-6th col
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CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS TUESDAY, SALE AT
10 O'CLOCK.

CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAY, SALE AT
10 O'CLOCK
ELEGANT TEAM DAppLE GRAY CARRIAGE
irss drivers psrise.ly fearless. oi anything: drive
well Together bays remarkably fine style and action
snd rEaa fa snd ns Iss y all
Mares Ethan Allen stock long, full tails II hands
high. and years old easy, pleasant drivers; can
gle: s.rrss,sd SQUAD and and and Kind % ana % true in i.
TOP :sfs SnS pa...s..
PAIR BAY MARES. i5ls HANDS iIIGh. AND .
and Kind ana !"
cogISE coz 1E%SSH%1ys IN II PINE onpEn ns man
Years ad Soad 10 S.es fa family
purposes; not afraid Of cars; warranted sound and
BLACK GEiDiNG. SIRED BY BLACK DUTcIiIAN:
better: and kind and in all har-
BAY MARE. ie HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD: AN
easy driver good town mare; warranted kind and
coufE, lN cooD ORDER: %oraese acsss. trimmed
BAY HORSE. laH HANDS HIGH. . years old: has bssn
used by Lady; Is good driver; warranted kind aud
saSDs sxS snss ml.a
BAY dd Mos so I H 6ad AND FL
Brown hoRsE is sa Hands HIGH se.rs old: frs.
rop sxssy q, as,nsss ss w Sc. s:o Harness and
CHEsTNUT sORREL TRUCK HORSE. 1914 hands high.
& an miles, soss s soa an @
ELEe1ST s s 9. Hsias pr.e. or.sr has
driver: hno saddle horse; warranted sound and Kind
skyEEAL orHER HORSES. Description a. sAlo.
side bar, by. stivsrs; Tandem Harness Saddle and
rhxotons, by good builders; Double and Single
Y SALE: SALE COMMENCES AT TEN O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-25

4 PONY, LIGHT EXPRESS WAGON AND HARNESS
ASS; also Horse. suit farmer business l4S Spring
IL auIanu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF ruE NERVOUS SYSTEM

Tho Importance of the life
and the direct bearing which has human
thoroughly recognized and the danger Of
Ing IT, whether through intense mental application by
the excessive of the appetes
subjects for consideration When
system derangsd il absolutely necessary promptly
sock advcs from who for long series uf years
has devoted his whole time aud attention this study and
Who from HE experience and practice has learned dis
the aud promptly apply the remedy
Thus avoiding the painfully slow seeking for the truth
common to the nex perenced and annoying the
ticnt who naturally wants TO know without delay
what Is the matter the extent of the arrangement the
probabilities of ration and the time required
II the brain has become exhausted by intense mental
application. deprving 10 of the thought
It only its strength by being properly fed and
uonrsed by the Of certain systematic methods Is is
precisely the with the that preside
anic fe The value Of this branch Of medical practice
scarcely be overracd for reaches marriage the
ton Of family the securing Of hereditary titles and
the retention Of estates in the same family
From long and large experience in this direction have
been able to command BY success the thankful
citation Of of the first families in the city and natou
and communicate much that pertains the
ecse OF department. of the and the
1T recovering its whether Of BRAIN appetite
propensity passion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-25

4 $40 FINE TOP BREWSTER IMPROVED
"A buggy with Harness. elegant Bankct Lsprobe and
Whip $465 In September beautiful top Pony Pheaton
cheap Private stable West 10th st., near 9th av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-25

THE LECTURE SEASON.
DR J. W RANNEY WILL LECTURE THIS EVEN
ling at Chicketing Hsll-"The Intellect and How
strengthen III" also respiration aud circulation Illus
tratcd with stereopticou.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
4 Lien DoDwORTlI's SCHOOL
~ for Dancing aud Department,
No tsSt 9th
now open. For terms. &C., send for circular.
A -MACGREGoR's ACADEMY OF DANCING. II
"A Fourteenth street near fifth avenue Private
instructions daily all fashionable dances.
A -CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMIES, NO. 2
"A Union square itth sde; Brooklyn branch 39I
Fulton st. Open all summer. Private lessons hour
New systom. Lady assistants Waltz taught rapidly.
A sAUSES DANCING CLASSES, ia AND lie
A.East 1jth st.--ROlND DANCES taught rapidly
PRIVATE LESSONS ati hours
II RALLErNAsrER DuMARs DANCING ACADEMY
J24 West An sWaitx and i've dances taught perfectly
In SIX private lessons.
L,ERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 55TH ST. Sd
u3snk Buildingl-fsif quarters Tor spring term;
private lessons hour; latest society waltses kees
zion Thnrsdaya See circular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-25
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

4 uCrIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAsSELL KEARNEY.
II ITO AND 1l2 EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR ITII Ay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-25

REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse thar warranted sound kind aud true
In harness from TO three days are
given to test warrxntecs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-25

A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
n 49, 81, % and - 18th st,
near University place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-25
TUESDAY.

WE ABE MUCH BETTER ORGANIZED. AND WITH
THE AID or 100 EXTRA CLERKS, WILL EN-
DEAvoR TO GIVE ALL AN OPPORTUNITY TO sE-
CURE SOME or THE IMMENSE BARGAINS WE
ARE OFFERING IN GOODS DAMAGED BY THE
LATE FIRE IN OUR STORE. OPEN ONLY FROM
10 TILL l.
RICHARD MEAREs CO,
18TH ST AND 9TH Av
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06

EUREKA, July B.
EDITOR SENTINEL In the daily
Leader Of to-day. there appears an item
with the caption, "a Dirty Trick" in
which my character and business integrity
is assailed, and which l can not, in Justice
to myself, allow to pass unnoticed, al
though the kind and cordial treatment my
self and company have received from every
person, with whom we have had contact in
Eureka, convinces me that the article re-
ferred to. is but the emanation Of one in
dividual who has seen fit to make the
charge of unfair dealing against me. His
charge is, that at the last momen l raised
the price Of admission to the matinees; on
the contrary l lowered the prices, charging
one dollar for front, and fifty cents for
rear seats while my usual evening prices
are one dollar fifty and one dollar re-
spectively, and my usual custom is to
charge full evening prices at all matinees.
The great expense attendant upon trans
porting a company of 81 picked artists
great distances, hiring Of extra trains, fire.
~quently to make connection, as was the
case in coming to you city, coupled with
the limited capacity Of the hall, makes the
business one Of great venture, and l really
could not afford to abate the prices that !
receive in all cities on the Pacific Slope.
/ have, l know. made some warm friends
in Eureka, and hal visit here again, when
| hope to receive the same generous
patronage and cordial treatment from our
friend OF the Leader" that / have from
every other individual in your e%nterprising
city. Truly yours, the public's servant,
ToNY PASTOR.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06
Fad Case.

Says the "Times-Revie :" The infant
child Of Mrs. All Chartz died in Eureka a
few days ago. The poor woman is indeed
afflicted. Her husband sentenced to a life
term in the State Prison; her little home
recently destroyed by fire. and now her
only %solace, taken from her by the ruthless
hand Of death. Nor is she alone entitled
to pity. The convict husband. not a bad
man at heart, in the solitude of his prison
cell. mourning the loss of his offspring
whose death has left a still greater void in
his aching heart-he too is entitled to a
plying tear. 1t seems hard and scarcely
in accord with justice. human or Divine,
that this accumulated misery should be
borne by two persons, one Of whom is en-
tirely innocent. and the other, who, al
though not guiltless, is by far a lesser
criminal morally, than the vile wretch
whose evil counsels prompted the commits
sion Of the deed, which has overwhelmed
with grief this onee happy pair.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06
AFRICAN DIAMOND FIELDS.


where Mechanics and Miners May
Find Employment.
The following letter from Mr.. J. @.
Hofmeyer, formerly Of Eureka, and now
Mayor Of Cape Town, to Mr.. G.. L. Smith.
will be read with interest:
CARE Tows, May IL, 1879.
MY DEAR SIR Yours of the Goth Of
March reached me to-day. In reply thereto
I have to say that in this ard the adjoining
colonies Of Grequa Land West, and the
Orange Tree States, ETC., l believe there is .
good opening and plenty to-day for per-
sons who will work, especially mechanics,
such as carpenters, masons, etc., who can
earn from So to $40 per day, according to
their qualifications, etc.
With regard to mining, we have the
diamond fields at eight days travelling
from here per train or wagon, and the
gold fields on the Transvaal territory, at
three weeks from here; there you, and your
friend might 60 prospecting on your wi
account. At all events l would strongly
recommend good and honest emigrants to
come to this colony, as, l believe, there il
room for them here; at all events we have
no Chinese here.
/ would recommend to you and your
friends, il you make up your minds to
come, that you do so, via London, where
there are two Companies who run steamers
regularly every week TO the Cape-one,
the Union Steamship Company, and the
other, the Donald Cutters Line; one Of
these would inform you where the Cape
Emigration Office is, where you may make
arrangements to come out for reasonable
passage money.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06

An Active Lead Market.

The Mining Record OF June 2S says /:
There has been a fairly active market for
common domestic, and during the past
week nsum have purchased to the ex-
tent Of 1000 tons at $50 cents, at which
price the market has ruled very strong,
with an upward tendency. Holders now
ask 3.s7As cents, but no sales are reported
at this price. The available supply, which
is now becoming somewhat reduced, being
estimated at about 5000 tons, is very
strongly held, and the market may be
written buoyant. At st. Louis. sales have
been reported to the extent of 200 and 800
tons at ia cents, which, adding freight. is
about equal to s.95 cents here. Refined
lead has been dealt in to the extent Of
about 200 tons at 800 cents, which is the
present quotation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06
YANKEE FORK.
BONANZA City Real Estate - The
Mines, and other Matters.

AsOmamxa Clty ReaI Estate The
Mines, and Other Matters.
Mr.. D. H. Hall is in receipt Of a letter
from Mr.. II. d. Jaquish. dated Bonanza
City, June 26th, from which we have been
permitted to make the following extracts !:
81 arrived one week ago, and since that
time have inspected most OF the mines,
and looked around generally. 1 have con-
cluded that ! am both a year too late and
a year too early-too late to secure town
lots, and too early for mining operations.
From 81 900 to 50, 500 is asked for lots on
the main street. and 500 and over for
those located on the mountain side.
A good deal Of prospecting has already
been done, and as soon as machinery ar
rives the country will undoubtedly be de-
veloped, and the camp will prove a bang
err Work ON the road from Chsllis will
be commenced on Monday.
But little work is being done on any OF
the mines, save the Norton, which has a
tunnel $50 feet, in good ore, and a shaft 65
feet deep. Not over 40 men are employed
in all the mines.
would not, under any circumstances,
advise either capitalists or laborers to come
here this season."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06
THE FOURTH.
.o~h.eryanee In Eureka-A Dusty
Day..

.n-h.cryanee In Enrek"-A Dosty
Day.
wh., .nv event Of special Importance is
!. o.cur on a particular day in Eureka 1t
...,s 10 assert that that day will prove a
ai..rreeable one, and the Fourth proved to
NJ no exception to this rule. The wind
~ great guns and brought clouds OF
ar., down the canyon, and swept through
ne streets in a manner that made IL par
.;.u,.rly disagreeable for those who took
mart in the procession. At the appointed
time. however, the companies were all In
linz and the march taken up. II was the
a., limo in months that our band has ap-
ro.,ed on the streets, and their fine ap-
n..r.nce was the subject Of comment, as
-. .,so that Of the National Guard, who
.,rned ont under Lieutenant Tyler, and APP
re.red TO advantage in their new UNIFORM.
Tbe carriage Of the Hook y Ladaef
ro,nnany served as a car OF state, with
DIT. WYNN as conductor. Pete gobbled
III ,ha Youngsters on tho route ana placed
,h.n on the wagon, and turned a deaf ear
20 me remonstrances OF fond mothers. lie
m.naged 10 pick up about two representa-
.;.as Tor each State. The Hooks made a
noor showing. considering they have 60
nambers The Knickerbockers looked
veil in their new ioggery, and the Com-
r.nv was well represented. The Rich
,no,,d. however, walked of with the
honors Of the day, and turned
ont h full force. The Rescues did
nat muster as large a number as might
have been expected, nor did the Mob Hill
err. The uniforms OF the latter Company
are neat and attractive. An eagle was
perched ON their carriage, OF at least was
supposed TO be in position there, but he
persisted In taking the road for 1t, and
Pub. Ad. Jim Smith, who was Grand Mas
ter OF Ceremonies. endeayorel without
effect to keep him in place. Jim's exist
ence during the march was q miserable
one, and be spent the time in vain Efforts
to keep the dust out Of his eyes and damn
ing our National bird. lie has given
tia. il any NOR such tomfoolery is
permitted in the future lac will retire to
the shades Of private life. A delegation Of
Indians Of both sexes, all ages and sizes,
nOi stDdkh auu vi ltDts bIpubbl uD lIt
rear. Many Of them were induced to fall
line through the exertions Of some Of
,ur citizens. Chief Montgomery disirib-
lted a large amount Of beef AMI Hour.
and Pete Canavan's patriotic soul sw.lled
such an extent that in the oxuberance OF
bis feelings he handed round about 1850
mail flags.
The exercises at the Courthouse were Of
IN impressive character. The Grafton Of
Judge Bishop fully sustained that gentle
mans reputation. aud Messrs. II. s. Ford
I. l.. Ham, az Reader and Poet re-
lpectively. filled their posts well and ac-
Taking all the circumstances
INTO consideration. the celebration was as
'ood as could have been expected. and the
'redit Of having any is narrowed to a few
Gentlemen who, at the eleventh hour, took
he matter in hand and carried it forward
necessarily
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06

NEVADA NEWS.
Items of Interest Culled from state
Exchanges.
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Items of Interest Culled from state
Exchanges.
The Humboldt is rising.
Prairie chickens are plentiful around
Tuscarora.
A two-stamp quartz mill has just been
built in Reno.
Reno society has been agitated by the
wedding Of w. r. Jenvey and Miss Saidee
A. Bragg.
Twenty-Five carloads of ore are daily
shipped over the Virginia and Truckee rail
road to the mills at Carson.
The cleanliness Of the streets in Austin,
and the neatness and taste displayed in and
about the residences OF that town are most
gratifying to every visitor.
On Thursday last John Bluett, formerly
foreman Of the Sutro tunnel, was presented
with a magnificent watch and chain, the
value of which is about 81, 900, and the
inscription on which reads: Presented by
Sntro Tunnel Company to John Bluett, in
recognition Of long and valuable service as
foreman Of the Sutro Tunnel. Sutro, New,
July /, 1872"