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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08
FIRE MATTERS.
Election Of Officers by the Reseucs
and Hooks.

Whbu hAOOASs
The regular meeting of the Hook and
Ladder Company was held at Judge
Cromer's Office last night, and the follow
ing officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year
President-R. Sadler.
Vice-Presideut-M. j. Franklin.
Secretary-Ed. Leventhal.
Treasurer-Charles Knight.
Foreman-Sam. Raphel.
First Assistant-Charles Graham.
Second Assistant-Felix Maginni.
James Middaugh was recommended for
the position OF Janitor of the Department,
to be elected By tho Board cs Fire Dele
gates.
Nearly all Of the above officers were re-
elected.
The Rescucs met at their Hose House,
and the first business transacted was the
consideration Of the proposition Of the
Commissioners to move the Hose House of
the Company to a lot adjoining the new
Courthouse. This was rejected, and a
motion that the Commissioners be allowed
to appraise tho property and let the Com
pany select their own site, was adopted.
The following officers were then elected
Pressdent-D. L. Baily.
Vice resident-M. ID. Foley.
Secretary--Thomas Haley.
Treasurer-Erank Durkee.
Foreman--W. A. Montgomery.
First Assistant--Thomas McGovern.
Second Assistant. ID. Francisco.
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Before .sut=c Cromcr.

Business was exceedingly brisk in Judge
cromer's Court yesterday, a natural Sc
quence to the Fourth.
Harry sinter pleaded guilty to drawing
a deadly weapon, and paid s3l in conse-
qnence.
Dan Foley's e%xchequer being rather low,
he cndeavored TO witness the performance
OF Tony Pastors Troupe from a position
outside the Hall. Billy Mullick protested
against such q course, and Dan having be-
come o~bstreperous, Billy whacked him
over the head with the butt end OF a pistol.
lie pleaded guilty to the act. and will be
sentenced to-day. One bit is the heaviest
fine the Judge ought to impose.
John Donnelly was found guilty Of an
assault on NJ. Quinn, bat his sentence was
deferred.
o. Gonzalo was fined for assault and
battery on VIM. Zanow.
j. ID. Murphy and Emma Elliott have
been arrested for disturbing the peace, but
the trial has not yet been set.
John Sullivan and Mike Murphy pleaded
gnilty to the charge Of disturbing the
peace. aud will receive sentence to-day.
O. Yergi and II. Bianchi, a Swiss and
Italian respectively, managed to kick up n
devil Of \ row on Main street on the
Fourth. Each wanted the flag OF their
respective nations to be run up before a
certain saloon, and being unable to agree
upon the matter amicably, endeavored to
settle the disputed point by punching each
Others heads. Their case will receive at
tentiou today.
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Alta, l2%b; Mexican. 23s b 2ia; Bechtel.
?oOb; Benton. SAB; Yellow Jacket. Is y
isa, Alpha, 26%s; Crown Point, 5ss b ri a;
Union, S3ts; Hale Il No~rcross, lob; Tioga,
%; ophir, asa; Con. Virginia. Az b; Bull
,aon. sal Ia; Bechtel, 260s; Mexican. 24s;
bodie, 2okb 21a; Hale 4 N~orcross, 16hs;
nest q beleher. lSA goa Imperial, 1S0b
1904; Savage, l5b; Benton, shs; Alta. 12hs;
Union, ssaa; ophir, 2s.s b; Gould q
curry. i2hb l2ssa; Lady Bryan, las;
sulia. 4lob; Silver Hill. 2hs; Justice, 490s;
uouid 4 Curry. 12sss; Chollar. 7hb b:
sulia' 4a0s; Utah, 1856; Bechtel. 2G0b5s;
Beat d Belcher, l9hs; Sierra Nevada,
osSb 3oNa; California, 4s5b Mexican,
ssss; Benton, IS; Bullion. ID 7iss; Union,
Szrb 53a; Exchequer, 7sb 7aa; Sierra
nevada Ssha Chollar. tbs; New York,
Is; Justice. 4S0s; Savage, l4hs; Grown
ro,n', 5ks; Tioga, Cab ca q; Con. Do
,aao, 2aob 2G0a; Ophir. 2sAs; Andes, 13ob
aaoa; North MONDAY. 265b /; Bechtel, 245s;
.ioga, 64s; Lady Washington, 2s0b 29Oa:
Anoes' l45s; Hale 4 Norcross, les.
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scraps from the Notebook Of the
S~emtinel's Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook OF tn<
Sentiners Reporter.
The public school ~re-opened yesterday.
Mr.. Phelps will preach on Ruby Hill to
night.
Tony Pastor cleared about 81 1900 in
three days engagement.
Mr.. Laycock, of Reno. wants to pain,
the scenery for the new theatre.
A substantial sidewalk was placed in
front of the Oriental saloon, yesterday.
The Board Of Fire Delegates will meet
in Judge Cromer's Office tomorrow night.
All bidders for the erection Of the new
theater are requested to send their address
to Hon. Thomas Wren.
Mr.. George W. Baker is in Elko, where
he is employed as an attorney in an i'm
| portant water suit.
Mr.. Steler will move his jewelry estab-
lishment to his new quarters. some time
during the present week.
Bids for the construction OF the new
theater are all in, and the contract will be
awarded in a day or two.
Dick Ryland has just finished burning
the largest kiln Of brick ever burnt in this
county, numbering over 100000.
Judge Bishop leaves for Carson on
Thursday, TO attend TO some cases that will
be tried before the Supreme Court.
The case Of Mr.. Horn vs.. Commission
ers Turner and Cambell, will be tried in
the District Court at 2 O'Clock to-day.
Chief Engineer Douglas requests a full
attendance Of the Mob Hill Hose Company
at their hose house this evening, at 6
o'clock, for practice.
Mr.. II. A. Malcolm. President Of the
Ruby Con. Co., telegraphed to John S.
Baker yesterday, that he would leave Chi
cago for Eureka last evening.
Mr.. Lambert. OF Ruby Hill, had his knee
injured yesterday. while endeavoring to
prevent a team. standing in front OF Pax
ton Il CO.. Bank, from running away.
Over thirty persons gathered last night
at the Presbyterian Church, to attend the
meeting Of the Young Peoples Association.
and a pleasant evening was passed in sing
ing. Rotations, etc. For further proof OF
this, ask those vino were present.
The Fourth OF July Executive Commit
tee will meet this evening, at the Office of
Lambert Molinelli d Co., for the purpose
OF allowing all bills against them which
must be presented this evening, or they
will 80 unpaid.
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TREASURE HILL.


WV
Mines To be Developed.
1t will be cheering news to the citizens
Of White Pine generally, and of Treasure
Hill particularly, to know that the work
Of developing the mines named above is to
be pushed forward vigorously. The gen.
| tlemen who have control Of the properties
are men Of national reputation, with ample
crpital. and extensive mining experience.
Their faith in their ultimate success is I'M
bounded, and II a bonanza is hidden in
Treasure Hill it will be brought to light.
A San Francisco paper, in referring to a
circular issued by the Badly Sour, says:
"a most f~atteriDg-and, we are fearful,
lving-prospectus about the property is
being distributed. Among tue fearful ex-
aggerations is the statement Of Captain
Joseph Potts. Quoting from his own
words, he SAYS: While l was in the en-
ploy of the Eberhardt and Aurora Mining
Company, as Superintendent. / extracted
from those mines SAT 900. 900. This was
from the I4th Of October, 1870, until May,
1874 Our acquaintance with the White
Pine mines dates from the earliest days of
that district, and we can state almost posi-
lively that at no time did the Eberhardt
and Aurora Co. produce more than ST.
600, 900 month and continue that rroduc-
ton nearly four years. On the contrary,
we are satisfied that the entire production
OF bullion in the White Pine District mines
will not amount to half OF SAT ,000, 000."
The writer Of the above is either stupidity
ignorant, or willfully misrepresentcd the
matter. The prospectus in question makes
no such assertion, and instead OF placing
the sum at SAT. 900 $50 it is S4,700. 900.
These figures are known to be correct.
Mr.. Potts reputation, too. as a conscien-
tons mining expert is too well known on
this coast TO need veriication.
The Board Of Trustees of the two mines
are composed Of the following gentlemen
Badly Sour-PIatt X. Dickinson, VIM.
H. Drew, Harry Kennedy, Eugene N. Rob
inson, Oliver s. Dawson, Chas. e. Quincy
and Hon. John P. Jones.
Sweetwater-John P. Jones, E. N. Rob-
inson, s. F. Paul, Platt X. Dickinson and
II. C. Dickinson.
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Pyramid Lake Fish.

The fishing business, says the Reno
Gazette" employed last summer from IS
to 90 men, besides those engaged in haul
ing the product to market. The fish sold
for a bit a pound, and there was an aver
age catch Of nearly 10, 000 per week, 5000
of which came here and the rest to Wads-
worth. II this industry is to be stopped
Reno and Washoe county will feel the loss
in a very forcible manner, and more par
ticularly in dull times like these.
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Installation of Officers.

Bullion en%campment l. 0. o. F. held a
public installation OF officers at Odd
Fellows Hall last night. The installing
officers ere as follows: NJ. W. D. d. G. p,
Vim. Doolin; NJ. W. G. IT. b., f. r. Clute;
R. W. G.. j. W., Ben. G. Levy. The fol-
lowing gentlemen composed the newly in
stalled officers: Fl. B. Mckee, G. p;
C. B. Bidwell, II. p; C. L. broy, ]. W;
s. D. Henry, S. W.; N. A. Chandler, T.;
Chas. Ferraris, Scribe. After which
a very enjoyable collation. was spread by N.
Millich, at the Parker House restaurant,
where toasts and brotherly jokes we're the
feature OF the evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

The Postmaster General has required all
Pos.masters to make an actual count OF the
number Of letters and postal-cards, and OF
packages of third and fourth class matter
deposited for mailing at their office, upon
the first seven days OF September; and the
Superintendent OF the Railway Mail Ser
vice is directed to have a similar count
made upon cars and steamboats, for the
same length of time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08
distinguished Visitors.

Hon. John p. Jones will arrive in Eu-
reka in a day or two. He will inspect the
White Pine region. and look after his min
ing Interests. This will be the Senator's
FIRST visit to this section OF Nevada.
Hon. George Il. Spencer, ex-United
States Senator from Alabama, Oliver s.
Dawson and Eugene II. Robinson, called at
the SENTINEL office Yesterday, previous to
their departure for Treasure Hill, where
they are interested in mining property.
Hon. William z. Chandler, Of New
Hampshire. one OF the shrcwdest Of poll
ticians. and at present Chairman OF the
Republican National Committee, is ex-
pccted here about the 18th Of the present
month. He. also, is interested in several
mines in White Pine, aud will thoroughly
examine that district.
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Imstnuntiou of Omcers.

The following persons were, on Sunday
evening, installed as officers of Silver State
Lodge, No. 296, I. o. d. b., by NJ. J.
Franklin. p. p: M. Calisher, President +:
II. Kind, Vice President 5. Rosenthal,
Secretary /; J.. Kind, Treasurer ID. Rosen-
berg, Assistant Monitor d. Lesser, Ser
geant-at-Arms A. R~osenheim, Guard
b. G. Levy, Monitor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08
ERs0yAL

Mr.. Frank o. Swensson and wife left for
Yankee Fork yesterday morning. where
they will mako their future residence.
Their numerous friends here wish them
much success.
Mr.. NJ. d. Foley, who has been on a visit
Of recreation to California, arrived home
on Sunday evening.
M. and Mrs. A. L. Kaye returned from
a visit to California on Sunday evening.
President Mills, OF the L. & p. Railroad,
arrived last evening.
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The Quarterly statement.

The quarterly statement of the %county's
finances shows the balance in the Treasury
to be $40. $50. State fund, 81, 6S4 06 Gen.
eral fund, Sc, COS 81; Current Expense,
SIS, SIS Is School, S., 06S II; Treasurer's
salary. $500 40; Eureka road, S773 81
Palisade road, S207 80 Court-hou 80, Sl2,-
600 25 Fire, s34 II; Police, S23 80.
Town, 1878 9S--total Indebtedness, S4,-
M ft
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08
Card Of Thanks.

We, the undersigned. teachers in the
Eureka Public Schools, hereby wish to say
THANK you, to the Richmond Mining Com
pany for the use of their canva and to
W. o. Mills, Jr., for the use of lumber. all
of which was furnished free Of charge to
our school picnic.
G.. J. ScANLAyp,
Mrs. II. NJ. ATWOOD,
Mrs. M. WENDELL,
MISS LAURA HARDY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08
The Fourth Of July.

Superintendent Powell reports that dur
ing the past week good progress has been
made in sinking winze below tunnel level.
1t is now down AZ feet, with no material
change to note in the appearance Of the
ground. East crosscut from the tunnel
has reached the vein Of ore under the cave.
II is still somewhat broken, but shows a
considerable amount Of good ore. As soon
as the hanging wall is reached we will start
a winzc near the end Of the crosscut to
prospect the ore body shown in the bottom
OF the drift.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

ElAe ~''6pOrtfnw I.ife.ss

Adam Magee, the agent of the "Pa-
.aie'' Of San Francisco. is in Eureka
ns,a ms yearly visit, in the interest of his
iorw. although not SO robust as in
III sar years. Mr.. Mages has lost none of
bean , nn qualities for which he has always
for wh; o,ed' and none of the business tact
"a. Tsa ne pas always been distinguish
publishss Lille is the only sporting paper
iishis on the Coast, is thoroughly re-
here ana should have . wide circulation
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

instructions have been received at n
.os'orice' from the Postofice Department,
" use nothing but printers ink" in can
sse.llng stamps on letters or packages in
,ia uu as 1t has been found that the ana
IN. m;M ana other fancy inks used to cancel
~ can be easily washed off. Parties in
East are extensively engaged in this
work Of washing stamps and selling them
yam Tor use, and ID is estimated hat dur
iug the year past the Government has been
ner. ~~'ooo''oo !" 'n"' nian-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

Miss Lille Duer. the eccentric young
MARYLAND lady who shot and killed her
most intimate lady friend, it was alleged,
through promptings Of jealousy, contem-
plates entering the lecture field. The trial
gave her a certain notoriety, and so many
people called to see her after she was re.
leased that she thought she might rs well
utilize il.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company
has made contracts for 1l,000 tons OF steel
and 10000 tons OF iron rails. Of this
amount 16. 600 tons will be laid west OF the
Missouri river, bringing the road to the
Yellowstone. and 5000 tons will be laid in
Washington Territory, east Of Walla Walla.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

Gulliford & Mckee, in addition to run
ming the Oriental Saloon, are about estab-
fishing a livery stable, aud have now some
Of the best travelling stock in Eureka.
Their stable is just in the rear of the ORR
entail, and occupies part of Swceney's old
stand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

Superintendent Powell, i'll his weekly re-
port. says:
West cross-cut 600-levol is now in 365
feet, face in vein matter.
The ore vein in the winze below east
cross-cut 6o0-foot level, shows a material
improvement. the vein has widened and
the ore is OF first-class quality.
We have at the Richmond Furnaces q
lot OF first-class ore, taken out from slopes
above the $50 foot level. which will be
sampled and assayed within the next few
DAYS.
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The Eureka Con.

Operations in the fourteenth level will
be suspended about two or three weeks,
the time necessary to put in a new bulk
head in the twelfth level, to resist the flow
of water which is now coming from that
level. The work will be commenced to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

Persons indebted to Farmer & Lesser, OF
the New York store, are requested to call
ana settle their accounts at once. Mr..
]. Lesser will leave for the East August
LIST, when all unsettled account will be
placed in the hands Of an attorney for col
lection. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08
Accident a. the Hoosac.

Yesterday afternoon, at the Hoosac mine.
the young son Of II. II. Manuel, fell down
an almost perpendicular shate a depth of
rs feet, and, strange to say, was not killed.
DR.. Thiele was called to attend the little
fellow, and says he stood the operation OF
sewing up the scalp wound most manfully.
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g for Postage.

The following letter is held at the Post
Office for want Of postage: Thomas J..
Walton, Mercantile Block, Broadway,
Salem. Ohio.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

The Richmond Company shipped this
morning, by Wells, Fargo & Co., 10 bars
Of bullion, valued at 1852 81.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

Wells, Fargo q o letter List.
The following letters were received At Wells.
Fargo h Cos Once last evening and not
delivered
Juan Milleno Samuel Co1non
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

There are uncalled for messages at the
Western Union Telegraph Office for DR..
Geo. l.. Bryan.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

The remains Of the Prince Imperial are
expected to arrive in England about til,
9Th.
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WHEN your appetite fails you, try a bottle of
Headquarters for fine family groceries.
FRANK DOUTRICK 4 co.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

Bullion to the amount OF 1oa. 600 pounds
was shipped by the Eureka Con. this morn
inS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

Seeing an announcement that the hello
graph is doing valuable service in the Zulu
war, the Boston Post concludes that
those American mules have arrived at the
front,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The late Baron Lionel de Rothschild's
personal estate amounts to S65, 900, 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

We are in receipt of another lot of very hand
some chandeliers, and will sell them at bottom
figures, at the Headquarters.
FRANK DOUTRICK l. CO.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

Russia has 1880 miles Of railroad
which have cost on an average S73,025 pc
mile.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

The winter wheat crop is, as a rule, al
ready harvested, or will be within a week
except in Michigan, and there the prospec
is that there will be an exceptionally larg,
yield.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

Hotel Arrivals.
Parker House-Wm. Stephens, San
Francisco; F. N. Webb and Mrs. C. F
Holmes, Ward; Mrs. b. Peri, Hamilton
W. Partridge and P Barnes, Virginia City
]. Fl. Read, San Francisco.
Jackson House--Wm. O'Bricn, Saratoga
John j. Kelley, New York Peter Moran,
Ruby Hill; Norman Wines, Ruby Valley.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

All parties indebted to NJ. H. Joseph, of the
Golden Rule store will oblige him by coming
forward and settling their accounts; and those
having bills against him will please present
them as soon as convenient. my24
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

FRANK DouTRIcK h Co. have a full stock Of
frelnen's shirts, white gloves, and black doe
skin pants. that they will sell very low to thu
firemen for the Fourth of July parade.
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HOURS

1870, on week days from :
The ONCE Is 10 op 80 p. NJ. and from Q 70
i: ssS;s,ry n M. nd Money Order business closes
an. ,ails close at S:3oP.
ON SUNDAYS
from IL n. to ! p. n.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

T~s'ciock In rIe Money Order business CLOSES
tr:s.d mails close 81 o'or.
ON SUNDAYS
from IL n. to ! Pm.
-r.vDAYs STOCK SALES
...,.co stock Exchange.
MORNING BOARD
:. o,h;r-3O 29k 29A ~
~ VWexicau-24 24A z4h al ,os4
$50 MeA,s s = curry-12A 1871 I'm ia
46O 0ou'a Relchcr-19 19t 20
esv CsI;fornia-490c AZ 4ooc
4se S.vsre rs 15A 1871 4-oo
~ Con- yirginia-4S5c 4soc "a a'oc
460c AZ
,ss Com. virginia-4a "A
$50 Chollar-s -
40 Potosi-5's ,,L ~
eao nan Point, asst pd-5 5A Oh %
N Yellow Jacket--l6h
1850 lmperial-i'oc i'''
s90 Belcher--64 oS
s. s. ALPHA Alp,ayNA Nevada 40 ssa 50 s's
70 Utsh-19
IS B~ullion-7s "a
"a FYchcauer-7h "a adv
~ orerman-10is 10A ~
ok Justice-5 So
IN Irnion-35 35% 34H ,o, ,o1hs
,..ss S Vi,sM12I 70 ia ia 1917 l2so'
1915 ,o. ,,sc
$40 Lady Bryan-looc iA'
~, ia A90c
IN Caledonia-2i0c 25oc |''o
40 California-5
40 Savsge-lo
so Alpha--26
" Sdnap uill--2la 23oc ~ 2i0c 2S5c
oss0 New York. 1850 lloc 9'c LOG
az Occidental 9oc
IN sheridan-70c
no Woodville-5 soc 45c
,aos Andes-lk 1i0c li5c
5s0 Ward-135c l3Oc
$40 Scorpion-2 2loc
400 Ieyiathan-75c Toe
aa5 n. Con. Virginia-Y =, o.
o sss Renton-sa S4 ia 8 Ia 50 sbo
Sbi0
900 Solid Silver-40c
1880 Con. Dorado -2l5c "a
235 Mackey-lA
500 8. Potosi-90c
sio n. Bonanza-2l0c ~ lSOc
100 Mountain v~iew-24Oc
200 4. Utah--15c loo
100 Atlantic-iOc
800 Flowery-50c
500 Margarita BIC
10 Gould 4 Cury-l2st ia
$50 Woodrille-50c ioc
nan panton-s
EVENING roARp.
so5 RAYMOND 4 Ely
900 Enreka-164 10
I60 Jackson
92j Phenix-3
400 L~eopard-ll0c i2ec
200 Gila-105c
2i5 N. Belle--5 81
100 Hussey-2oc
100 ManhattaD--2a
100 Grand Prize-3o9c 3S0c
800 Argenta-95c ] s5c
il20 Indspendence--2h
$3.50 Belle lsle-ia 17pc
$50 Day-35c
100 Hillside--iA
225 Paradise-lGGc
800 Albion-3ec Csc
$50 Belle Isle--1a
$50 Eureka-16 l5f
800 Leopard-l20c
10 Bodie-20N
ass Bcchtcl-2 "a 2soc 235c 2i5c "a
2i0c
$40 M~cClinion--l65c 16oc
2Gie Tioga-6 81 ca ca 6's 6s90
i2j Red Cloud-l 9je 39c
400 Snmmit-2S0c "a 3
100 Bulwsr--9
455 syndics.e--Sa
$50 Aurora-55c Coo SOC
3sje Goodshaw-65c Zoe Use soc
200 May Belle-50c
100 Oriental--25c
so Belyidere-1s
800 B~lackhawk-2 l00c
$40 South Bodie- i0c 35c
$50 8. Standard--25c
80 Richer-1A
$50 Queen Beetle
35 Mono-l0t i0t
1925 Croesus-25c
800 Con. Pacifc-7& ia ~
800 University SOC Soc
S35 ~Dudley-2a 2 else
42j Jupi,er--2l5c 2l0c 2
$40 :. Bulwer- l20c 1l0c 115c
l25 Defiance
l45U Addenda-C5c Coo 55c SOC 45c
375 Noonday-4A 490c
400 N. Noonday-260c 265c
$50 ~vortex--75c
1850 0rient-75c SOC Zoe s5c Csc /
4o Manmoth-l0 ga 9As30
100 Glendale-G0c
$50 T%iptop--1
500 W. Pacifc--45c
~ Silver King s
rs Giant Old Abe-6k
I'M N.v.s~ 90.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-08

by the Tyb0 stage Line.
ARRIVALS.
John Harvey