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MARRIED..

In Pittston. May I. Herbert E. McFadden OF Rich
moud aud Miss Lizzie f. Frost.
In I itchfed, May A, Joseph Goodwin and Miss
Clara N. Woodbury..
IL Mechanic Fails. May 5, by Rev. DR.. Weston,
Rev: s. Whitman and Miss Susie f. Warren. both
Of Mechanic Falls.
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Clearing House Transactions.

clearing House transactions.
PORTLAND, Mays.
The Clearing House OF the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. ........ ....,,..,.S 95N75 "a
Net Balances. Observation-Disclosures. 10 80
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MErEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY.FouB
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington &c,
NAV 8, 1 A NJ
For New England,
south and east winds. rising, possibly followed by
falling barometer, slightly cooler, followed BY warm.
er clear weather.
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NEW YORK, May 8-Eveuing-Mopey easy at Q.
q 3 per cent; p lime mercantile paper "a per
cent Sterling Exchange firm at 1859 for long and
Asst Tor short. Governments strong, notably for
per nts viii sold at i01i and closed at 1902 316
1924 STATE bon is dull. Railroad bonds strong
transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
200, 600 shares
Inc following were the closing quotations of Gov
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gsp wEBGN PORTS

Ar at Shanghai 9Th inst, bIrqus Chas Kenney,
Ficket Ne torK.
A, Maumain Meh 26lb, ship Hersey, Water
hous- for France.
at Akyab Alth 81 ships Caronielet, Stetson, tor
Inoian ports; barque Edwin Reed, Higgins, Tor Eu-
rope.
AT Rangoon March q ship Louisiana, Oliver, for
Europe barque Evie Reed, kairdep, for So America.
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Receipts of Maine Central r.. r.

BUENOS AYRES. Bark Ella-461, 9ts fit Iumbe,
10 doz shovels and spades, packages merchandise.
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PORTLAND. May
For Portland, SO cars miscellaneous merchandise:
for connecting loads SO miscellaneous merchap,
disc,
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cable dispatch states that the ship China, of Bath
Capt Bowker is stranded on the coast OF Jutland
She is loaded with cotton, and sailed from New Or.
leans March 10 tor Reval.
Ship st John. Smalley, at Liverpool from San Fran
cisco, reports some oad weather the passage lost
and split sails, stove bulwarks and hatch house. and
shifted cargo. April 10, shipped sea which stove
hachbouse and bIoke the second mates leg and disa-
bed two men
chlas. Sue Will be ready for sea early in July.
Sch ZiDa. Bradbury. troll Boston of ana for Ma
chias, with general cargo, went ashore morning of
9Th inst, on Little Egg Rock. near Jonesport and
Will be total loss. One OF the and the
captain was severely injured
Sch Herald, under jury masts was spoken MAY Sd
off Savannah. Wanted no assistance.
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Daily Domestic Receipts
By water conveyance--1O00 bush corn meal to a
W True s. Co.
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BOstoa stock Market.
lSales of the Brokers' Board, Nay 81.

$1,000 Eastern Railroad 3A's COL
Eastern Railroad. ............... 1ai
Boston q Maine Railroad I. .....,,. - "a iii
Portland Saco g. Portsmouth Railroad. 80. "a So
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DIED.

In Turner, May 6, Capt. Zebedah Farnham, aged
81 yeas
III Saco. May 8, Miss Maria Alvord, aged 26 years
daughter or Edwin Alvord.
ID saco, April 16, Aaron B. Crowley, ed 68 years
months
In Buxton, April 10, Mrs. Mary wife of John D.
Sands, aged Is years.
10 Biddetord, April %, Capt. Cbas A. Morton. aged
45 years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
Secure n POrfiOn.

According to the New York Indicator,
there is a vast amount Of Eastern capital
that will soon be invested in mines, and it
might be well for owners of property in
this district to make an effort to secure a
portion. After commenting upon the
number Of mines owned by Chicago parties,
the Indicator says: The capitalists of this
section. who are all the time seeking solid
and permanent investments, are turning
their attention more generally to the future
possibilities of mining, both East and West.
Within a very few months there is not
a doubt that mining properties Of very
great value will be owned and operated
here in Boston. 1t is not possible for New
York to embark so largely in this business
without exerting a contagious influence on
Boston. What is good for New York capi-
tai is equally good FOR Boston capital. There
are millions locked up here that can be
put to probably productive service forth
with. This is far better than embarking in
the uncertainties of speculation, which
produce nothing at best. We look for a
rapid mining movement in this market
that will soon make 1t one of the chief
mining markets Of the country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29

Union iss AZ Is; Bullion. SD 5ta; Sierra
Nevada, 37b 374a 37As; Chollar. 7iib
TIA; ophir, 26b 28aa 29s; Hale 4 Nor
Gro 8, 1871 b; Justice, 2Aa: Gould 4 Curry,
sb sta; California. ABB; Best 4 Belcher,
l6kb l6ka; Mexican, "a b 224a 22as q;
Savage. 9sb; Gould A Curry. SIS; Potosi.
ASH; Crown Point, casa; Sierra Nevada,
Us; Imperial, 65b 70a; Scorpion. 2sos;
Yellow Jacket, i3hb b; Union, ASS ash Ash a;
Con. Virginia, 5is b 6aa; Hale 4 Norcross,
l4s; Mexican, 22ab asa: Alpha, ss0b;
0ysrman, cab Ia; Gould 4 Curry. 81 b;
Sierra Nevada, SINS 37sa; Mono. 5a;
Union, IS b ;4sta; Mexican. 22s b; yell
low Jacket. i3es; Utah, lea; Ophir. 25%b
goa; Grown Point, 240b; Potosi. AXIS;
Day, l05b; Silver Hill, ll0s.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
tcoMArSIcArEDl
THANKSGIVING AT THE HOS
PIrAL.
The Kindness of the MRfron ana
Our Reporter Acknowledged by
- Patient.

EUREKA, November %.
EDITOR ~SENTISEL-The Leader OF this
evening contained articles complimentary
of one of your staff, Mr.. ]. E. Anderson,
and the worthy Matron Of the Hospital,
Mrs. Hunter. The former devoted a great
deal Of time and labor in soliciting edibles
from merchants and others in Eureka, and
deserves much more praise than he re-
eeived, but there is class OF people in the
institution who, though probably the great
est eaters and commands to be found any
where, are utterly and absolutely devoid oil
appreciation. principle or gratitude, which
ma cs the more sensitive and delicate pa
tients in the Hospital feel doubly gra'efui
for outside sympathy, and the general ex-
preston Of this class yesterday was mat
they would like to make manliest 10 Mr.
Anderson their high appreciation OF his
services. They can only do 50 IN words
however, but he may rest assured they are
from the heart. Nothing could have been
more acceptable than the elegant dinner
we had yesterday, and no one in the town
could have gotten it up better than did
Mrs, Hunter, who had herself gone to
much extra expense and trouble Tor the
occasion. 1t is II great consolation to the
lonely aud suffering to know that, hard as
their lot may seem, there are sti | Kind
hearts. willing hands and cheering words
10 console them in their affection. May
God bless all concerned in this noble deed.
PATIENT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29

A Denver Papers Opinion Of Hi
Performances.

performance.
The following mention Of the world re-
nowned magician, who opens az Eureka
Hall on Tuesday evening next. fully ex-
plains his wonderful exhibitions. 1t is
from the Denver News
A finer audience than that which greeted
the great ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
night has rarely been 81 en- in Denver. In
point OF numbers, character and entbusi-
asm' 1t was simply superb, and never was
a audience more fully gratiied or more
wondrously amazed. The programme was
varied aud somewhat extended. but every
feature had some new and special interest.
Prof. Hermann discards all the stale tricks
and complicated appliances which many
modern necromancers largely rely upon
ior any success they may attain. He comes
before his audience in an evening Dress
suit OF black and performs his subtlest and
most complicated tricks without the slight
est apparent effort and with every appear
ance Of honesty and the best of faith.
result is irresistible. The comical
illusion, entitled 1.-The Decapitation, "
was a wonderful performance. 1t is
an ostensible "decapitation, and is
done with snch marvellous adroit-
ness and skill as to leave the auoi.
ence in serious doubt as to the fact itself.
The Lorellas, or Anatomical Wonders"
including comic dances. antics and postum
ing, was a wonderful exhibition of athletic
and demoniacal eccentricities and kept the
house convulsed with laughter. 1t secured
a double encore. The closing exercises
were truly astounding, most of the diablerie
being entirely new and original. In all of
ms performances the Professor is grace
fully seconded by Mile. Addie, who is evil
IDENTIFY well skilled in the secrets of necro-
nancy and adds much to the success and
pleasure of the entertainment. We can
conscientiously assure the public that the
entertainment he gives is as full of profit
as of pleasure, and is eminently worthy of
the marked appreciation that is bestowed
by an appreciative public.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
"BOOM."
Definition OF the Present Popular
Phrase.

Phrase.
The Coal Trade Journal says: This
word, now in such common use by all
classes of politicians aud trades-people'
and used to signify that politics are in a
ferment and trade rushing, was probably
used in the time Of Noah, il not anterior 10
the date Of that old patriarch. We DO
not care, however, to investigate Noah's
record, not to ascertain just what words
were in use about the time he was gather
ing his great family into the ark, but hav-
ing once gotten them all safely IN, ana
the doors and windows closed, it is quite
safe to assume that when he heard the rush
ing Of the mighty waters, and felt the ark
rising with the tide, he could not but, II
he did not, exclaim- there was a big
: boom" on somewhere! Here are some
deinitions Of the word which We find in
Webster, Worcester and elsewhere:
BooM-To rush with violence, as a ship
under a press OF sail.-Webster.
She comes BOOMING dow before 1t.
-Totten.
The bittern pooMs it in the reeds
Cotton.
And even Tennyson in one of his poems
says:
At even the beetle
Athwart the thicket lone.
Our own Washington Irving. in one OF
his fine descriptions, speahs OF
Alarm guns NJ through the night air.
Hillhouse in n Of his fine poems speaks
rhs hoarse waves BOOMING to the ocean shore.
Falconer, also. in one OF his earlier
poems says:-
Der the sea-beat ships the booming waters
roar.
When used by lumbermen O "boom" Is
understood to mean a chain OF logs, or
rather a succession Of o,sfa ten d together
by chains and used in Il stream to Inter
cept logs in their passage down
Worcester says:
BooM-To rush with violence as q ship
unaer sail. Nautically, to BOOM along
means to move rapidly, etc.
We think we have given q snneient
number Of definitions "a the woTo 10 eA-
plain i,s full meaning, with OUT oeemi"g
II necessary to inquire into It's derivation
/. il certainly. just ut this unie. an express
sive word. wien applied To pusihoss' LOT
In every department and III al aiseo,'ohs
,rade "a certainly rushing along liks a
torrent; Ike q ship nndsr full sail before
a ati.y bgesze, and its roar IA this y other
great commercial cities is now unlike that
oof tompsstous waves against some rock
bound shore. II is a very good "a ex'
nressiye word; will have its day as one
Of common usage while the present TRADE
boom lasts; and. as We have shown It's use
by many dist nguished p els ana prose
writer's. we feel like saying something IN
ia hehalf. 1t represents force, strength,
,,ow energy. and all that. and 80 does
,rade aud commerce at this time. Let
them booml
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook Of the
Sentiners Reporter.

Indications Of more snow.
shrimps four bits a pound.
The Comique is jammed nightly.
twenty patients in the County Hospital
Churches poorly attended Thanksgiving
Travel light between Eureka and tbt
Hill. VIZ
jim Mason will be after license none,
to-day.
Austin folks will find Thompson's troupe
a good one.
The Minstrels realized about $3.50 above
all expenses.
Mr.. Phelps will leave for the Bay about
Thursday next.
Methodist Improvement Society hold.
weekly meetings.
Thompson's troupe opens in Austin on
Monday evening.
Tit new school house will o be ready
for occupancy.
The Firemen's Ball was well patronized
by Ruby Killers.
The Ruby Hill Minstrels will shortly
appear in Eureka.
The new school furniture arrived yester-
day from Chicago.
No school yesterday, and the boys passed
the day in coasting.
Keep indoors at night. 1t may save you
an attack Of pneumonia.
Prof. Scott will give a social at the Rich
mono Hotel this evening.
scribner for December just received by
Davidson, at the Postofice.
Steler has returned from San Francisco
with some magnificent Christmas presents,
sixty-six single and rs double seats foi
the public school we're received Yesterday.
Miss Jennie Reese, teacher of the Min
erai Hill school, spent Thanksgiving in
Eureka.
Austin followed Eureka's example and
gave a New England. 1t was a financial
success.
Rev. Father Monteverde returned yes
terday morning from a pastoral visl to
White Pine.
Drop in and sec Monaco's new style pho.
tographs. 1t makes no difference concern.
ing the weather.
The Excelsior Ministries feel g~ratified
over the compliments paid them. They
are all deserved.
Thompson's troupe played two nights OF
Rnby Hill to good houses. They depart
this morning for Austin.
The Commissioners NEE, Monday, ant
all claims against the county should b.
filed with the Clerk to-day.
All. Harris thoroughly understands tn,
/ art nj daAAFaAtnU ahauf ,tnI.. -. l..
own just 10Y bears evidence.
Mr.. Henry Fish yesterday presented tn,
sESTISfL Office with some fine specimens
from the Queen mine, Silyerado.
Commissioner Turner has devoted con
siderable time in Investigating the mattel
OF new cells for the County Jail.
The WEEKLY SENTINEL will be out thi
afternoon. II will contain a full accoun'
Of the Bfown-Cbamberlain fght.
Robertson. the painter, is recovering
from a severe attack OF pneumonia, undo
the skillful treatment Of DR.. Thiele.
Few drunks and not even a knock dowr
Thursday. No town OF its size 10 tn,
country is as law abiding as Eureka.
The Ruby Hill Brass Band favored thu
SENTINEL with a serenads Thanksgivin,
night. They also visited numerous otheI
places around town.
Send the WEEKLY SENTINEL TO you
friends East. The articles comparing GU
mineral product with tina. OF Colorado ma,
prove beneficial.
The Palace Saloon set a Thanksgivin,
dinner yesterday. Three huge turkey
were served, cooked In Charley Langier',
ininiitable style.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29

Hotel Arrivals.

Jackson House-Wm. Nicholson, New.
arr; IL. Mcmillan, Canada; r. ]. Smith
and James Clark, Salt Lake City; Mrs.
neindollar. San Francisco; Richard Hum
phry, New York.
International w. II. Clark and wife,
Eureka; J. Hyman, California; P. II.
Lowell, Eureka.
Parker House,. MCGOWAN, Vanderbilt;
.. Levin, Eureka; w. II. Benham, Chicago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29

me- B, Alexander has opsnsd q dollar
sofe In Monaco's photograph building,
s'a'h Main street. He has a large and
s,ed assortment OF goods and notions.
oosn useful and ornamental, and almost
awning In his establishment may be pur.
vSased at the extremely low figure Of o..
heoali attention to his advertisement, to
aay." ~ ~"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29

Superintendent Kendall. OF the Jennie
A. leaves for San Francisco this morning
on business connected with the property OF
which he has control, and 1t is probable ne
will go East before returning. Arrange
ments will be made for the immediate ae-
velopment OF the Jennie A and other minea,
and a few months hence there will be livery
times around Treasure Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
The lead Market.

The Mining Record Of the 22d says that
Common Domestic continues to be firmly
held at ~ @5.6 60 although some small pur-
chases have been made as low as 5h, but
probably little II uny more to be had at
this price, the large holders asking 5s@
8 60 cents. Sales have not exceeded $50
tons within this range. Refined is held at
81 @5R cent.. while at 81. Louis, sales OF
about 500 tons have been made at 5.s5, o
held at Manufacturers have advanced
their prices for pipe and sheet one-hali
o the former being now worth ~ and
the latter 8 cents, with the usual trade dis
count,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
Election of Officers.

The NJ. E. improvement Society met last
evening and elected the following officers
President, A. L. Fitzgerald; Vice Presi-
dent, r. A. Kicker Secretary, Frank Al
derson. Committees were appointed as
follows: On Music Charles Tredennick,
Mrs. Frank Baker and Mrs. Frank Nc
CARNEY. On Constitution and bylaws
Mr.. Frank Baker, Mr.. Henry Faust and
Mr.. Garrett. On Literary Exercises-Mr.
Henry Faust. Capt. Rock, Mr.. Garrett and
Charles Tredennick. The society then ad-
journed to meet on Friday evening next.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
Badiy Beaten.

Frank Mooney, OF the firm OF Coll d
Mooney, was badly beaten on Thursday on
his ranch at Warm Springs, by a man
named Lawton. better known as "Arkan-
sssn One OF Moneys eyes is said to have
ssen rendered useless. We nave been I'M
MA 10 learn the cause Of the difisnlty'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29

Saws the Reno Journal The huge steam
ferry boat selano, designed for service be-
tween penicia and Msrtines, on the line OF
the new route from San Francisco to saora-
man;o, vent up 10 Benicia Monday, having
IN board a large party Of railroad people
and oth,-s. The trial trip was q complete
success. The solano will carry an entire
train at a single trip. being provided win
four lines OF track, a~ggregating l,7oo fee
10 lenpth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29

San Francisco papers contain a call for
A special meeting Of the Sterling Mining
Company. 1t is tigned by Adam Hall, Il.
sadler. VIM. Arlington and Stephen Rob-
erts. 1t says: The meeting is called IN
~,ceordance with the bylaws OF said com
pany, Nv the undersigned stockholders.
holding a majority Of the capital stock Of
he company"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
Auetiou Sale OF ruruiture.

Monday. December 9Th. at the residence Of
Q. A. Stephenson, a lot Of furniture and
household goods, all as good as new.
Attention is directed to the list, which
will be found under the head Of New
To-day"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
Hooks and Knicks' Ball.

The ball Of the above fire companies,
given Thursday night. was one of the most
pleasant and successful ever given by any
body Of men in Eureka. It was almost
daylight yesterday before the last set was
danced. when those in attendance wended
their way homewards.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29

The following is a list Of outstanding as
sessments upon stocks listed at the San
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board. with
the dates upon which they will become de.
linquent In the Board
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29

Mr.. Haskell has just received an invoice
Of Browns patent flexible weather strips.
They can be used on doors or windows,
and will keep out the wind, dust, now or
cold. The cost is so trihing that every
family can afford to purchase them,
and thus add to their home comforts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
AT Half Price.

A nice lot Of cigars, generally retailed at
two for rs cents, are offered at the Golden
Rule Store, four for rs cents. Try them. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
Richmond BuIIion.

The Richmond Mining Company shipped
this morning bullion to the AMOUNT oi
S2o, bug 81.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
Preliminary Examination.

Flynn, Tobin and Smith. charged as
accessories in the killing Of Chamberlain,
will be taken before Judge Cromer at 10
O'Clock on Monday morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29

1t is always the smoke from the other
mans cigar that is offensive 70 'hs young
Adyi
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
v,srEnDAY's STOCK SALES.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
,oo opbir-26A 26h
s sos Mexican-24A 24h 24A
go go Could 4 Curry-S's 81 81
OK Rest & Belcher-l6sS l6A
90 ~CaIifornia-4A 470c
ssSSS Savage -10A 10ls 10
zoo Con. virginia-5ls 81
sos Cbollar-7k ia IL
ak potosi-4k 455c
tin Hale x Norcross-l4h l4s l4A
On Crown Point-260c
az yellow Jacket--134 1871 1874 13A
eao Imperial-T0c 65c
40 Kentuck-3k 81 33oc
so Alpha-10
400 Belcher-2s5c Z9oc z'oc
10 Confdence-9f
600 Sierra Nevada-39k 39A 30
Tx Utah-15A l5% IL
$50 Bullion-5s
145 Exchequer-390c
tx Oyerman 1874 Ga
aao J~nstice-215c 220c 230c 235c
,s,s IInion-53 52h ga 81
585 Alta-3s5e
eo0 Lady Bryan-40c 35c
sos Julia-190c 1910
10 Caledonia-lA
100 Alta-3A
40 Silver Hill-l20c l35c
100 Challenge-220c
100 New York-35c 45c
100 Occidental
$50 Sheridan-20c
900 Lady Washington-SOc
$50 Andes--1 soc
1000 Wells Fargo-5c
400 Ward-l<
2Oj scorpion-295c
80 Leviathan-25c
25 n. Carson-l0c
4I0 Benton-2A 2s0c
200 Solid Silver-35c
$50 Golden Gate-2
100 Con. Dorado-l90c
$50 Atlantic-l0e
$40 Flowery-30c
1900 Maekey--l0c l5c
100 Mexicau--24A
20 Kentuck--3k
10 Julia-~195c l90c
50 Wondyille--20c
so Best 4 Belcher--16ss
80 s. Potosi-l'
EVENING BOARD.
40 Raymond Il Ely-1
60 Eureka Con.--17h
$50 Belmont-SOc
40 Leopard-25c
80 Gila-35c
20 N. Belle--6
so Metallic-90c
Is Manhattan-2
S35 Grand Prize-1 Soc
220 A~rgenta-95c 90c
$50 Endowment-7Oc 75c
800 Star-20e SOC 25c
$40 Belle Isle-255c "a
1900 DAY. ll0c
so K X Com
80 Hillside-l
las Paradise-1l5c l20c
$50 Albion zoe Csc
so Wales Con.-3Ab bio
ais Mt. Diablo-lUN
400 n. Belle Isle-95o
40 Bodie-10A
40 Bechtel--lH
$50 Tiogs PA
1855 Bulwer-1o
$40 summit SOC
ee5 Syndicate-29ocS
300 Co~ncordia-40c
so Belvidere BOO
$50 Championship 25c
$40 s. Bodie-25o 200
200 Booker-s0c
300 Endowment-T5c
80 Queen Beo-a0c
20 Mono--5
100 G~oodshaw-i5c
Is Con. Pecihc-5tslo
SIS Santa Mina-i2oo
800 Cnisersity--ioc
si5 s. Bulwar-55o soc
COS Addenda-~6oo
a30 Noonday--4
30 n. N~oouday-SA sl53
10 Mammoth-6
23 Martin wLite-l
100 3. Bodie-20c
300 T~ipfop--iA i7oc
100 @. Teria-lS
80 Jupiter-ls
900 Caledonia (B. H.)-355c s60c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-29
Furnished Rooms To Let.
House For Rent.
T r MT

A NEW HOUSE. OF THREE ROOMS. ~
IA situated next to the residence OF Em1
Matt. Kyle. Mob Hill. Apply on the premises.
Eureka. July %, 1879. jy3O-tf
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TO RENT.

CABINs TO RENT. FOR PARTICULARS.
~ apply at this Office. auI2