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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-02-21
: @od allen Wu,ei6eu ,u fdlie.

= Sfad allen NnSei6en gu fdlie'
ben, miro Ger @erfu9 Der Semotraten
i'm Gonsreb, on Die 8epillieunesbia
fur Die Seoiirfni1e Der 9csisIatiue ben
8iosrruf Oes pisIbeiprodenen SeiteibS
Der 9ef9worenen 10 pie bes @abliuper-
piforeu'gefebss gu beften. gu einem
bodit erbitterten Sample filbren- 8ie
Die @aibin9toner nYoit" in
einem boppsIt burdIdOTenen Senfa-
tiOnsnrtifeI ben Oemofraten ans Ser,
Ieat, luufen bieielben@efabr, bos na6ite
SauS su elmer antisbemofratii6en S6rs
peri4aft 9eitempelt gu ieben. fails iie
Den gSi6erruf bts @ubIfuperbiioren.
9eieses nidt burdieben. Gs iou nam
lid ole gbidt Der &epublifauer icin Die
idmmtliden ullnabbaneisen" v@ation=
allen" uuo u8reenba6ler" im ndditen
9auie su beiteheu uno fhlieBlid auf
SrunO oeS SunoeswabIgeieBe5 Iieben
oemofratild)e Ofitglieoer oeS 9auies in
NnfIaaeitano gu ueriesen, e!nsuferfsrn
uno gu iberfubren. Die Sclge bieroou
Ipurbe iein, onB Die Gepub!ifaner bcim
3uiammentritt ot5 nddlten @on9rs6cs
cine Mebrbeit i'm 9ouie b0tten uno i'm
Stanee maren oanel6e gu oraanifren
6urdtbare, 9raulige Gntbiauu9en in
Der Shat uuo iuobl 9eei9net, oas Slut
zines nid)t ol;u mutbilen Mannes ges
friercn 81 madsn Tem aeQeniiber be.
idlonen Die rcpubIifnnihen Senatoren
III eincm Caucus, fh cincm ieoen Yer
iI6s. Die 8eplliguna5biQ fir Die Ye,
Ourfnt1e Der 9esiSlatiUe nit ben oben
niber besejdusten Nmenoemcnts Su be-
lhmeren, 'u mlocricben. uuo ;wnr nit
Ncdt. Ser leocs Sabr pom Qauie ss.
madte SeriuA. organilde Gei,Be Den
Sewlui9un8sbllS anSuban9sn unO Den
Senat Dor Die NIternutpe Su iteIen,
entlueoer fid) ben Oiftatoriiden 8sIiilten
oss Observation-Disclosures gu fiiaen, Ober
Die &uoer Der SerwaItuug in's Sto6eu
geratpeu su ieben, lit BON born bercin
niht ltrcng aenug su rilgen unO als Elm
GinAriff in Die conititutioneIIen 9ttdte
oes Sendts III feun;ridnen. QIbgeitben
lsoo3 blerUOn, ihclnt oic g,Qruw1rtige
3elt wcni9 aeeiauet fir Die 9luibebuug
0cS BobIiupcrUiioren GeieseS gu lem.
Senn eiu oerartiger Sdritt niirbs ni6ts
weiter beoeuteu, ais Die @utbcibung ser
inn SUbeu BET 0en Issteu Gongrebwlb.
len OerIlbtcn Setrllacreien. 8;a:n Die
NbiAnfung ots 2siteioe5 filr @eihwO-
rene absr lit aIlerem9O an unO fiir lid
wcnig cihiuwenoen. Nleonnn m0ge
man bicielbe ieood uI5 leIbititduOlge
NiH6regsl. niht abet aIS glnbdn0iel
al eius SewinigungsbiG beantrosen.
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a10hneh.nh nehen tpir hen gaort.

- 9taditebeno eeben mir BEN gSort.
laut zines 9eiebentwurfss CUR Ginflb'
rung Der 8riiseIitrafe in 3iTOuri, iibel
peI6en Oor9eitern i'm &eprdientanten'
bauIe cine Iebbnfte Debate itnttfan6,
obne baB man fid ieOod auf behen Gn-
nabme oOer 8eriuerfuns einiaen fonnte:
Mrtifel l.. Sebe Yerion, Die bon iest
an bes SleinSiebituSIs iiberfibrt wirb,
ioa, penn oieies Sergsben i'm SSteeer'
boIuneSfaG besunsen, 0ffentIi4 auf Den
naften Gnfeu sepeitidt werben. @s
ioQsn niat msbr els SO 9iebe fallen unb
in allen SdGen, Oa bic @eidwore'
nen einen gSabripru@ auf nS9uloie
bes Sleiu.S SiebitahIS" einbrin9en, Obue
gu eIeider 3eit oie Strafe bafil gu be-
ltimmen, iOQ oic fbulbis befunoene
8srlon 0fentIid auf Oen naften Glfen
cine 3abl bon weni9er a!S pierSig Belt
iAen9ieben empfcn8en.
9lrtifeI 2. gSenn Semanb bes 9roB-
piebltabIS i'm 8ieOrrbolunssfuue uber-.
fubrt mirb, 10 ion er auber Der iebt
pom 9cIese bufiir feit9eiestcn Strofe
lobolp er im 6efduguiile ab9eliefert 1T,
uuter NufF6t beS SdIieBers, iOfOrt 39
5isbe in Der obsn bei9rie6enen gSeiie
erbalten.
9lrttfel 8 Hcnn irgen6 Semanb,
0Ieiduiel Oh 9e,manAttr ODER ni6t, elm
minOeriabrigeS Sinh ingrauiamer @ei-
lie ;iidtigt, miBbanOeIt ODER miBbrau9t
10 loa er, menn er bicieS Scr9ebeus
ilberfiibrt, in ber chen ange9ebenen
@eiie gcpeititt weroen; nebenbei fam
er nod perbdftet, unter Sur9ldoft &C.
itcut uno aciebIid) sur SerantwoTtuu9
9eSo9en merben.
glrtitel 4. g9enn elm Gbemonn oter
cine Gbefrou ODER ionit irgenO Semano,
eilc 9erfon, oic ibm Gbcmann ooer
@befruu III in grnuiamer lSeiie Su6tigt
oper unmenIdli6 bebanoelt, 10 Iou
Sbdter i'll berielben 9Seile Qepeitibt
psrocn; aud blelbt eS unbcncmmen,
Die 9eleblid]e Strafe Il. |. 10.
Nrtifel 5. Sic 5u6tiaun9, ipelhe
an oeu uberfibrten YerlOnen in Der
obsn an0cgcbenen @eiie uorsunehmen
lit, bat POM SberiT bsS @ountn's. in
me.dem oas llrtbeil Qefdat uurbe, oter
bic llebcrfibrung itattfano, ausSn,
0e6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-02-21
1(eber Baltimore.

Scbsr, ter tas aIte @atertone trfutcn cher
0ermancte unb 5rcpnee prn Gurcpa fcmmen
aiIen nil, IcQte bic pra6tpclten neueu. siierneu
Sdrautcr- Vpfeampfjdiffe hes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-02-21

Otu 2uHPliulNtH Cto ItpIQptllllUEU SlpNp
purtcn bis Gubs 1877 iiber $4,000 Yeripueu
tsfEvcert.
Die 1nmffsr tteier @9mpaeuie:
8rounidweia, }I0OSons, @uplluOitld
gturnbcre, 300 Sons Sap Sdger,
9eipsig, $500 &ofmann,
Obio, 250J Weper
Berlin, 25OO , SdmFe,
Baltimore, $500 ,. ., Sc 2imou.
fabren reaclmdeig ale ii Sage stpiIden SSrc=
men unb Baltimore unr nebmrn YnlIn9irrc
su tiaigItcn &atsn an.
Der Ganenn9aplaB tirIcr TdmpfidiiTe in
Baltimore ilt sugieidb 9tpCt Der Baltimore unh
Sbir Gileutabu, trcdc paiiagiere nrn unc na6
benz g8etrn IN billi9ercu 0rsiicn be-
tGresrt, ais iIgsuo cine Giieneabn ven Stem
2Jclf uub pbilahelpbia.
Bel Infuuft Ger Onmbfifihs nirb ha5 Tepct
fir ale 9dhtanaeltsilteu aEidlrfsn, 10 RAP bic
9inwoneerer nidt her Gjefdbt ou, gsiett iinb
epn Setriaern bcidminbelt su iperren, mas in
anbern Safenpldsen leiorr 10 oft Der SAL 1T.
SSir MAIDEN rch telontcrs auf frlesnce
fir eeutTCbe Heifeune becbd6tngspertbe gScr.
siiae aufmer'inm pelte bic 6eile nit uuierr
ShiTen bietet. Die YliIdgisre linp inter
TeutIden, fSnnen tdb aIIp nit Srrermann
peritiubisen rbne Trlmrtihsr gu sstraudcn.
Itmiiseu aus Cincm SdiT in eas ogre, irie
Va1daiere asben II Sremen ipaleih an 9rrt
hes Scedneampfers unn perlalIeu eenclben srf
in Saltimcre.-
E- Wessn nGterer Guafuuft pente man
| li9 an bic 0eneral- -I9snten.
". Schubmadber S 60,
Yto 5 Suo San Ctr, Baltimore, M
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NorOoeGtld,cn 2lngS,

;ur ltetcrfatrt tcnuben.
0iit Iampfitihsn ees Nrrberutidm 9lrpo
purccu bis Gnee 1877 iiber $4,000 Yericuen
tefGrcrrt.
Die 1ampfsr tie1er Gompaenie:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-02-21

rG~ 6liffOrO's Sebrifuge. .-Sdnell
unO lidsr pirfenN, beilenO unb frafti
oenc, gfaturmitteI fir Sieber nnb
N1edleIfcbcr. - Sein Sal beS gfi@t
wirfens befdnnt. - SieieS ullNemcln
beliebte Wlittel untcrideiHet lib bon
allen anNsren Siebcrme6ieinen eur9
p6nigc 3cinbeit bon irBenb tuc!6cn,
ucrniitenbe 9tohmirfungeu ouf bnS
Suitcm ousTbenbcu ScItnnbtbeiIen; es
aebt ubcr in Die GircuIatiOn uuo ger
tort baS ein9cotbnlete Silt, oobur6 Die
&Iantbeit ausrotteuO. obmc iene trouri
acn SoI0en ~ baben, nIS Sdmere uno
Sdmeri i'm &opf, Sbreniduien uno
Sdwcrb6rigftit. Wtan periu6e es
einmaI, uno man ioirO nidt mebr obne
riele8 Wfittel erjItircu f0nnen.
9. s. ii daro ion.
GigentbImer. ct. 9OuiS.
3u bubcn BEL alien 2lpotbetcrn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02

Ophir, afks; Gould & Curry, 9Sb.
9sa; Bodie. 9%b, 9ha; Mexican, 35b;
Union. 72&b, 7sa: Chollar. SAB. ga; Mex
Jean. 35ks: Crown Point. SAB, 5sa; Im-
perial, 135cb. 1ina; Yellow Jacket. l6k b;
Sierra Nevada, 50ies; Alta. Cub; N. Boz
nanza. l2Gcs; Julia. 3G0es: Excheqner,
Sab, 5ssa; Gonld b Curry, 9&s; Belcher,
81 b; Julia, 370cb: Sierra Nevada, sos;
Eureka Con-, 17ab b, l7t<a; Hale 4 Nor
cross, 12b; California. 676b, Ia: Con. Vir-
ginia. 6ssh. GA; Bulwer, l2isb, l2%a;
N. Con. Virginia. lib; Savage. l0w b,
10ka; Overman. on b; Ophir. 354s 8, 35<s,
35as, Utah. 15hb Pest 4 Belcher, l6is;
0phir. 3Gs, So \ a: Mexican, 36ks, Chollar,
6s; Crown Point, Sis; Sierra Nevada,
50A b; Confidence, 14<b. 15a; Sierra Ne
vada, 51b; Savage, 10h 5; Benton, 420cb;
Alta, 6'ks; Sierra Nevada, 5lhs; Ophir,
S6A b., &c a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02
FLUE Dust.
scraps from the Notebook of b
S~enkiHei's Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook of the
S~enkiweI-s Reporter.
Johnny Kearns has left Ruby Hill for
Bodie.
Judge Hubbard's family will depart for
California shortly.
The chain gang is now Represented by a
solitary Chinaman.
The fire ordinance will be found in our
advertising columns.
Beans, peas, cherries. collie and the
measles nave made their advent.
Chief Joseph, OF the Nez Perces, was
on the Overland train yesterday.
There will be a meeting of the National
Guard this evening at the Turner House.
Griff. j. Griffith has located the South
Wales claim of 500 feet near the Wales
Con.
Sad'er 4 Co. brought suit yesterday
against Crestetto Bros, for the sum OF
81, 1887 "a.
The work Of renovating and repairing
the new Postofice building was commenced
yesterday.
Il. NJ. Beatty, Esq.,, returned from Ham
ilton last evening, where he has been at.
tending Court.
A. NJ. Hillhouse. Esq, and Charley
Moore, left by private conveyance last
evening for Hamilton.
Lumber for the Batemap street bridge
was hauled yesterday, and it will be built
Immediately.
The Palisade folks INDUCED in a May
day picnic to tie L. & P. Hay Ranch yes
terday. A pleasant time was the result.
Mr.. H. b. Mckee yesterday received the
sad intelligence Of the death Of his sister
in Missouri. "Misfortunes never come
singly."
Judging from the amount of provisions
Ed. Dean has bought for his lunch to-mor-
row night, he must expect TO feed all the
Sufferers by the fire.
The Clark street bridge is now open to
the public, aud from its structure, it is evil
dent that Mr.. Wilton does not propose
that the county shall be put to the expense
of building another soon, barring floods
and fire.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02

demand here. He was buried by Schwamb
last evening.
Charles Ennis, his companion, claims to
be a native Of New Hampshire, is twenty
seven Yeas OLD, about five feet six inches
in height, and has a countenance that
would send the hand of any honest man
to his pocket-book. He has been on the
coast about nine years, and came to Eu-
reka, in company with Sullivan, from
Winnemucca, about three weeks ago. He
was q brakeman on the Virginia and
Truckee railroad for about two wears, and
afterward worked in one of the Bodis
mines.
william Martin.
Who shot Sullivan, is one of the best
known men in our community. He is
careless and rough in appearance, is noted
as a quiet, inoffeDsiye but courageous
man, who never sought a quarrel Ind who
never avoided an enemy, and is one Of the
best shots on the coast. He has always
been a f~avorite among those who knew
him best, and the verdict of the jury ac-
quitting him of all blame was hailed with
general satisfaction.
An rntcryiew with ranis.
LIE CENllNEL representative Ddu all
interview with Ennis last evening, and
questioned him in regard to his connec-
ton with the affair. He frankly admitted
that the stealing Of the horses was pre-
meditated, but denied all knowledge
of the stage robbery. 1t had been agreed
upon by Sullivan and himself, he said,
that they would relieve Stewart of a couple
of his best horses, with which they would
get out OF town, and they called at his
stable on several occasions to examine his
stock. This latter assertion was corrobor-
ated before the jury by the stable boy.
On the night of the robbery he was in
Boland's saloon, when Sullivan came in and
hastily said that they must leave immedi-
ately. This surprised him, as it had not
been their intention to leave for a day OF
two. Sullivan, however, insisted, and
stated they would have to leave that night
or not at all, and finally said he was as
well satisfied to leave theu as at any other
time, and they started for the stable.
They had expected to encounter but one
man, but met five, and this disconnected
their plans. After leaving town he had
advised Sullivan to take to the hills, but
the latter, who was acquainted with the
country, objected, stating that they
would leave the main road when reaching
Railroad Canyon. Not knowing the road,
he says he followed Snllivan's guidance
without question. He told his story in an
unembarrassed, plausible manner, and is
evidently shrewd enough to have decided
upon his best line Of defense, and having
mapped it ont has determined to stick to
it. The charges upon which lie will be
tried will be robbery and grand larceny,
the penalty for which is not less than five
years Imprisonment, and may be extended
for life. vt best, he has not an inyitin g
future before him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02

Verify the spring time is upon us. Frogs
are singing in the Eureka Consolidated
pond; squaws are packing in mushrooms
to trade for "biskit;" the house-fiy's appe-
tite has come to him, but he is creating one
on the sunny side Of the house; the tar
heel is wandering from n vegetable stand
to another, in search Of cucumbers and
water-melons; grasshoppers are roasting
on barbed fences as they watch the opera
tions Of the italian gardeners; b trees
and willow-brush are budding most prom
isingly, and there are not half . dozen OF
Eureka's bon ton. or bar room prcspectors,
but what talk of being of for 70 Semitic
or some oiher mountain resort before next
June.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02

A Wise Movement ON h Part of
the Committee.

-
h Committee.
A meeting Of the Committee Of Fifteen
was held at the Courthouse last evening,
aud the work Of the Executive Committee
was reviewed and favorably commented
upon by several of its members.
Judge Dave E. Baily moved that the
thanks Of the Committee be extended to the
Executive Committee, composed Of Messrs.
Probert, Foley, C~hamblin. sadler and
Baker, for the effective, efficient and noble
manner in which they had discharged the
duties i~ntrusted to them, and, after some
highly complimentary remarks, it was
agreed to.
A running discussion was kept up for
some time, as to what disposition should be
made of the goods yet on hand Mr..
Foley stated that what remained was not
of a varied character, and that the Com
mittee was put to heavy expense in assort-
ing them, in keeping q Waterman, paying
for drayage, ETC., and stated that some
thing would nave to be done with them, as
the Courthouse would soon be needed for
the District Court. 1t was finally agreed
that the matter should be left with the
Executive Committee, and they were au-
thorized to take such steps and dispose OF
the goods in such n as they might
deem best.
What has troubled the Committee for
some days, has beer the large moun Of
beans and corn meal on hand, and a
scarcity of other articles. This they will
probably remedy, as several OF our mer-
chants nave offered to take the surplus OF
these articles off their hands, and allow
the full amount that ii would cost to bring
them from the nearest point where they can
be purchased. Tie Committee will then
give orders on such merchants for certain
amounts, and the merchants will furnish
the holders with such goods as they may
desire at cost price. This is the best OF the
many excellent ideas advanced, as it will
enable those in needy circumstances to buy
a variety Of necessary articles instead OF
taking a sack Of meal or a bag Of beans.
and dieting on those two articles for q
month or more.
The Committee then adjourned, with the
understanding that they would again meet
when anything should occur that might
demand their attention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02

Uncle Dave Hall has about concluded to
rebuild the international Hotel. He is
negotiating for the lot Of T. o. Swensen,
just north Of him. 1t is his intention to
erect a handsome twe-story brick building.
with the hotel above and stores below. Mr..
@. NJ. Bennett, the architect, is engaged on
the plans. The new international is to be
of the finest buildings in town. Uncle
Dave is a pioneer and proposes to stay by
the town. He does not believe that he can
ind better place than Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02
Ess BITS.
Picked Up During n Days Trasnl
Ar0und Town.

~
Around Town.
L.. Hvnes, the tailor, is building a resi-
dence and shop on Clark street near the
bridge.
Mr.. 8. G.. Humphreys has ordered q
large stock of drugs. and will reopen as a
dispensary on Monday next.
c..... IL. uu;as
u.aoosion ~ a.se.p.o ~ III =
sonable fruits and VEGETABLES.
-. Go. IL
ohcie usoi6e inaenvi .ss'eiusy p a. nl'
,osses On 'ne coInr auJus.eu: =
ieve ns MS in'e''ron ieDuAu n
aia'eis.
rhnis has serlous opJec'ions W cone
iounuins n.n VIII o.ueis VI a.
hanle' ny =, pio'es' unoei ~
hean VI NC" iooay.
Morris Brothers will reopen the Eureka
saloon on Saturday morning. They have
made many improvements over the OLD
piace' any WIN iiahe " auui'iohaiis a''iae
i've iol speif customers
Luther Clark is arranging to put up q
a two-story building on the site OF the old
Palace Saloon. He will occupy the upper
story himself, as a saloon, and rent the
lower portion for soine other business.
A number OF burglar-alarm drawers was
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02

Molatesta Il Liggett threw their new
saloon open to the public last evening, and
there was a continual stream of callers all
night long, who called to wish the firm
all manner of good luck and a prosperous
future. Both members are clever, accom-
modating gentlemen, and, as their new
building is one of the best, and their stock
Of liquors first-class, their place will take
rank as one Of the leading resorts in the
town. They deserve all the success with
which they may meet. and none wish it
more heartily than the SENTINEL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02

Messrs. Reynold and Tickle some days
since inauguratsd a series Of pigeon-sAoot-
ing matches, on the fat between Eureka
and Ruby Hill, and they have been we'll
attended by those who claim to he crack
marksmen. Glass ball and other shooting
has also formed a feature of the matches.
The first trial yesterday was between James
Bennett and Bob Martin, and showed the
following score
Martin. O o L 0 l l O Is
Bennett. .............., l ! 0 Is
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02

Public Administrator Smith has applied
for letters of administration upon the es-
tate Of TEN Pan, a C%binaman, who, it is
supposed, has no relatives living in this
section, and the case will be heard ON Mon
day, May 10th. This is the first instance
in which letters of administration have
been applied for upon the estate Of a China
man in u Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02
Married.

In this city, April 80. 1879. by the Rev.
Father Tormey, Hon. W. @. Grimes, Of
Churchill, to Miss Nellie Roche, Of Carson.
The above is from the Carson "Appeal."
The SENTINEL knows all the parties. Bet
ter or truer people never had an existence
in this world Of trials. We tender con-
CALCULATIONS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02

Mr.. James McMartin, formerly Of the
Parker House, and more recently Of the
Sazerac, has been appointed Regis
ter Of the Land Office, vice Mr.. Thomas
Robinsou, who declined the appointment.
Dan lmmel insisted on the appointment
o. successor. and no better n than Mr..
McMartin could have been found. He is
an active man. competent, faithful and at
tentive to business, and his appointment
will give satisfaction to all who NAV be
brought into business relations with him +.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02
Change of f,ro,rietors.

The White House clothing store has
changed hands, Mr.. A. Berwin stepping
down and ont, and Mr.. NJ. Davidson taking
possession. The new proprietor is IN old
California merchant, and has several es-
Establishments in that State. While we are
sorry to part with Mr.. Berwin, we are glad
to know his place will be supplied with
such an enterprising man as Mr.. David
son is re represented to be.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02
For chief Of Police.

Nels. Allen, an old White Piner, and
generally known and liked in Eastern
Nevada, has been nominated by the
Virginia City Republicans for Chief of
Police. If elected, Nels. will make a good
officer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02
Runy IyiII Roll OF Honor.

The roll OF honor of the Ruby Hill
public school consists Of those scholars
who have stood eighty and upwards in
scholarship and department, andwho have
not been tardy or absent during the month.
Grammar Department: Lawrence Kecfe,
Lille Conklin, Nellie Mckenzie, Aggie
Demory, John Keefe, Thomas Heaieas.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02
Hotel Arrivals.

Turner House-J. Ward, city; l.. Has
keli, city; s. Williams, city.
Parker House,. N. McLellen, Spring
valley; John Farrey. Sacramento; J. J.
hermeen. Hamburg mine; John Mallery,
Spring Valley.
Jackson House-R. w. Wood, Winnie
mucca; j. d. Power, city.
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ATTENTION., FlaEmEH.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Board of County Commissioners Of Eureka
County, Nevada, stacting as a Board OF iown
Ohicersl, made this. 2lst day OF April, is,s,
notice ia hereby given that an election will be
held at the Courthouse. on THURSDAY, May
Is. 1879. for the purpose Of electing a Chief VI
the Fire Department of the Town Of Eureka;
Polls will be open FROM ! o'clock I: N. til !
o'clock P. NJ. T. x. DopuE.
Clerk Board County commissioners
BY e. NJ. BELL, Deputy. ap22fd
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Call and Settle.

DERso-is INDEBTED TO ME- WILL CON-
fer . favor by calling and settling up their
accounts Immediately.
Eureka. April az. 1879. spcs-tf
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Officer Simpson found q package OF valu-
able papers on the Ruby Hill road yester-
day. which the owner can have by calling
and proving property.
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Virginia city Ticket.

The Virginia City Democrats on Monday
nominated this city ticket: Mayor. j. b.
Hill; Chief of Police, s. ]. Walker; Tax
Collector. j. A. Mahanny; Assessor. John
Petrie; City Attorney, j. G. Graham.
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unconstitutional.

The act Of the last Legislature establish
ing a home for old and worn out Navadans
has been declared unconstitutional by the
Supreme Court. Sorry for ii.
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The California and Con. Virginia mines,
it IL said. have yielded Slo6. O00, 900, ST.
$780, 900 of which has been paid to share
holders.
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BELIEVING THAT THERE Is A NEcES-
- srry for another Draynian in Eureka. i
Henry Msu's and the Jackson House.
auS0tf HARLo THOMAS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BY express. this day. a splendid line Of
spring styles of gentlemen's neck wear. all the
late nobby styles at a very low figure. Call
aud see them. No trouble 20 show goods, at
the Gents Quitting Headquarters Of FRANK
DOUTRICK & CO.
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Wells, Fargo Il Co. shipped this morning
2 bars Of bullion, valued vt eSGS 50.
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Flour.

Gilt-edged California ranch butter. very
choice, at FRANK DOUTRlCK & cos.
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Hats.

Will arrive in a few days, q large stock Of
spring styles of hats. Gentlemen in need Of .
new tile, will do we'll to wait till the new stock
arrives. FRANK DOUTRICK / CO..
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u

- "a oman ON week days from 8
the oa' ~ 10 4:3O P. NJ, and from 0 to
osio1oct in the evening. ..
9el1 Istry and Money order business closes ~
Railroad mails close at $50
ON SUNDAYS
me- Ia omen from ~ NJ. to l P. NJ.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Golden Gate -four. just to hand, at FRANK
DOUTRIcK 4 cos.