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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-11
SAGEBRUsH SAMPLES.
Items of Interest CulIed from State
Exchanges.

The Belle Isle, after paying its recent
dividend. carried over s74.581.
The presen. State Fair, it is said. exceeds
that given in any former year.
The deepest mine in America ia the
Belcher. now 1920 feet in vertical depth.
The furnace at South Mountain has pro-
dnced about 80 tons OF base bullion since
it was started up a week ago.
The remains Of Simeon Barclay. who was
shot at carlin last Friday, were taken to
Sacramento TO be inferred.
D. NJ. Tyrell. foreman Of the Oyerman
mine. has been appointed Superintendent
Of the Real Del Monte mine, Aurora.
One hundred car loads Of material for
Nevada Central railway have arrived at
Battle Mountain. About ten miles Of the
road is reported ready for the cars. A To-
connective and twenty cars are daily looked
for from the East.
The total valuation Of the taxable prop
erty in Lyon county this year. as returned
by the Board Of Equalization. is 81, 205.-
IA, against 81 ,24l ,295 last year. and ST.
4S7 .943 in 1877. The income Of the county
this year will be si6.455 OF. This will be
about $500 more than last year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-11

The Greenb2ek movement Is dad. and
the right thing to inscribe on its tombstone
h: Killed by the revival Of business"
Though the cause lacked not Of votzries.
the funeral ceremonies and procession VIII
be short A few dsnagogues will awake 20
find their late occupation gone; bat - b1-
man folly and ~eredulisy survive. these VII
not long be out Of vork. A fes crosehety
theorists will sincerely mourn the demise
Of their delusion- But As the World 10 full
Of decisions. even these votsries viii nos
long be without an object in life. For the
first time in the history Of the Nation .
party has arisen gained no mean strength,
and drawn its vital breath from the calzm-
isses that had bes.ilen the country. But
for the ~stagnzfion Of trade, and the eonse-
aaeus disaster 10 individuals. firms and
corporations, there wouid have been no
Greenback party. The spectacle Of . con-
siderable body Of men calculating their
chances Of success apon the basis OF public
calamity Is not edfying, and ought not 10
be presented more than once n > century.
TIE fatists, as they love 20 be called, pre-
ferred their claims TO public consideration
on several grounds, but chiefly on tie
ground that they we're Of the people, sym
pashizing with the people, and solieitous
for the welfare and prosperity Of the peO-
pie. They urged their theories ossensibly
in the expectation that. should they
prevail, business would revive and
the country enter upon aprosperous ca
reer. But for a honest. sincere set OF
men, they weus about their business in .
strikin gly odd way. They had and have
organs: and mont Of these organs chronicle
. single fact to shos what Is truly the con-
dision Of trade. Not one Of them hasfOuDd
out that the iron industry is forging ahead,
or that our mining interests are being de-
veloped- No fasiss editor has found time
and space TO 0 tina. the number Of
unemployed persons is nov Little. II at all,
less than il has averaged in any period
since the var closed. Other papers an
nounce that help is scarce in many sections
Of the country. but no Grenbzck organ
thinks il necessary to copy the announce
msnts- Prosperity Is not What the leaders
bargzined for They traded OF human
misfortune and the ignorance Of mankind.
Such Was their stock in trade. Their bust
ness was 10 bsoE the bubbles. 10 foster dis
content. to exaggerate the dzsssmper Of the
tsua No noxensu+ in ,fs Tinted S-xrez
or elsewhere. has ever produeed 70 large .
number Of utterly selfish and self-seeking
leaders, and no delasion founded On such
sbsurditiss has evsr had 50 many followers
1t could not bear prosperity II had not
substance enough % necessitats burial
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-11

TEE Sunday question has broken cut in
apeculiar phase in Belfast. Ireland The
Town Council has had several long and
angry debates whether the free baths and
wash houses Of the city should be thrown
open for three hours on Sunday for the
c~onvenience and cleanliness Of the Belfas:
public One member thought Is . very
wrong and improper thing to battle On tie
Lords day; and. although be bad . hot
and cold " bath in his house. be gloried in
the fact that be had never entered the tab
IN Sunday. Rev. DR.. Wait thought six
days in the week we're enough 70 battle in.
and several others supported his viev. The
Council. however, after much hesitation,
took Rev. Mr.. Van Meters view Of the
subject. and finding that cleanliness was
an institution which the New Testament
not only eountenanced. but fosssred. de-
eided TO give the poor BelfAstsrs . chance
70 ta.he before they went to church. The
new order has. re doubt not. worked like
4 charm,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-11

Items OF Interest Culled from Stat.
Exchanges.

Considerable sickness in Tuscarora.
A Carson clerk has just drawn a prize Of
s.. 900 in the Havana lottery.
September shipments Of bullion from
Tuscarora aggregated STA, 900 76.
Lieutenant Governor Adams has returned
to Carson after a long visit to California.
The Humboldt Fair commences at Win
nemucca on the 10th and continues until
the 18th.
The snow storm proved q drawback to
the State Fair, and the attendance at the
races was rather slim.
Eight men, two for assault with intent
to kill, four for opium smoking. and two
Ch~inamen-one for keeping an opium den
and the other for resorting there to smoke
opium-are held TO answer before the Grand
Jury ct Winnemucca.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-11
A CLIPPINGS.
Views Notes Cleaned From Various
Sources.

Bodie has caught the pedestrian fever.
The San Francisco Gaslight Company
viii pay a dividend OF IS cents per share
on the 18th.
TIE theaters Of San Francisco are not
well ~patronized and this state Of affairs has
existed for some time.
According TO the estimates Of the Presi-
dent Of the State vinecultnre Society,
there are now $1,000 acres In California
covered with vineyards.
The wild geese are overrunning Califor-
mia and. during fall and winter. are q fear
fnl pest. Ranchers in Northern California
are compelled sometimes 20 seed two or
three times, the geese destroying the young
grain and the fresh sown seed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-11

AsxRrors railroad accident Is chronicled
In our Eastern dispatches. 1t occurred
yesterday morning on the Michigan Gen.
trail railroad. net far from Detroit. Two
trains collided. killing twenty or thirty
passengers. mostly emigrants, and wound
ing e many more.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-11
Attention, Richmond, No. 8.

r,HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
i Richmond Hose Company. No. Q. will bt
ING, October 18th. 1879, at IN O'Clock. All
members are requested to be present, ~ sew.
eral members have left for other campo, and II
is the intention TO reorganize the company and
fll ii to the number allowed by law.
u; ]. ALLEN, Foreman.
Eursks. October 10, ISIS. ssii-ta
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-11

The friends Of General Hancock propose
to establish . Hancock headquarters at
Washington when Congress meets, and to
begin the work OF actively pushing him for
dency. They expect much assistance from
ths touth and psrtb Of thA wsbt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-11

LET rs score one for Grant. the wash
ingson Poss suggests. for slamming the
door 10 the facs Of that insufsrabls dema-
gogus and deadhsad-Denis Ksarney. His
treatment Ct him 10 In refreshing consras.
70 that Of his fraudulent successor. who. .
year or 20 aso. received him At the White
House and exchanged stupidity and hypoc-
risy with him for the solemn space Of an
hour.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-11

Co0nents or the Press ON 1--we
Guhjsets.

D0a8G40s
rux STATE uxryrnsrrY.
q. p~-.r.
Al th;ro. .ors,asrsa v..ra No. 49,.
than ever OF the ~opinion that the STATE
University Is pretty we'll located, and its
removal 70 Reno would make very little
difference in the number Of students. In
. few years time the bulk Of the popula-
ton In Nevada will be east and south Of
Reno, and the University viii then be found
more centrally located. II the trihing diff
ference In cost Of fare from Reno. between
Eiko and California. il the cause Of keep
ing students away from the University. for
heavens sake keep it where IL IL. That
excuse IL too thin.
ArAuroAn 70 nonrr.
From the eutro Indspsndent.
On good sntboritv a "a .t.ted that Al.
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company
will shortly meet and decide the question
~ TO whether they shall. or shall not, con-
ssrHct . branch road from the Mound
House. through Carson and Mason valleys.
"
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The Silver State says there are some four
tsen or 6ftssn horses d tAe rses track sx-
ssstSint sss ~ sssss nsxt w6eh.
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Suicide Of n Pioneer.


VIRGINIA CIR, October 10.
The crosscut on the 2,30O-foot level Of
the Sierra Nevada struck ore this morning.
The ore came in the northwest corner. 1t
will be all in ore tomorrow. The ore is
good.
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SPANISH RopEo.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL HOLD A no.
i DEO ct HIS Ranch. known - Indian or
Willow Greek Ranch. nesr the Typo road. on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.
of horses immediately after. All horsemen or
men having stock on ranges are cordially In
vited to attend. ]. II.
October 7. 1879. oc6
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Grant has shaken hands with more han
twenty-five Emperors. Kings, Princes. Pres
dents aud Prime Ministers.
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PACIFIC COAST
ESPECIAL TO TIE EuEza DlIL7 SENTINEL.
CALIFORNIA.
Female Walking Nafeh-The Bodie
Disaster

Female Walking Nafeh-The Bodie
Disaster.
SAX FRAScIxco, October 10.
At 1 O'Clock to-day the score Of the
woman walking match stood: Denman. 81;
Florence. So; Sadie Donley, 1903; Alice
Donley. 90: Mason, 81; Maynard, IS;
Tourtelot.e, S.; Sherman, 81; yonberg.
IS; Santos. 81; Raymer, u: Wiley. So;
Weston, 63. Greenleaf, 50.
Suicide.
BoDIE, October 10.
The Coroners jury in TIE Ti0ga case
rendered = verdict laying the blame upon
the engineer in charge AZ the time, and
generating the management.
D. H. Denton. : miner employed al the
Syndicate mine. committed snicide BY
shooting himself through the head az noon
today. Cause. mental depression super
induced by severe Illness
Suicide of n Pioneer.
SACRAMENTO, October 10.
Amos W2ring, 8 pioneer Californian,
committed suicide in Washington, Yoi0
county, to-day, By shooting himself
through the head. Business troubles and
bodily affection led him to the act. He
Was in his 10th year.
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A DvERTIsE IN THE EUREKA
"A eIxTrxEI. the Usst sdvsrastng nsdiup
! In Da9tsra Nevada
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ooALl A

DARrIEs WHO INTEND ss lei me know
Il Coal this Winter. win II consume durins
the season. that may BILLY MiLLse
order. Iamber Co. . ofhs"
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DIED.

Gold Hill. October 8-Catherins O'Shea. aged
years and IL months
Phoebe. September s0-winifrsa McNsth, aged
1ysss.
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WE ARE CARRYING NOT LESS THAN
100000 WORTH OF GOODS,

FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT CANNOT BE ExcELLED IN The WORLD We d.
not intend 10 fail. Neither have we Commissioned RUNNERS. as reported III VI wish Is
to convince he people of Eureka that they can save money by calling on u.s. a, or snoun
Of the Vast Amount Of goods We purehnss We can buy hem Fifty per cent ls than an
house in twn.a and onAquaty give the people Of kurks the bdnt All ne ask Il
to take . loci at or store and examine our immense stock before going elsewhere Al
We stand alone, ana defy h world % sell cheaper N better stock
mi N be bought 4 The
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-11

WILL TAKE ORDERS.
Mr.. j. ". Hart,
Of the Tailoring frIn Of HART L PHELPS.
Of San Francisco, will remain here for the
next two weeks, and during that time lie will
be plesed to take orders for
Genflemen.s Clothing.
Which can he rstursed here in a very short
time.
Eureka. October 6. 1879. ocT-H
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ATTENTION. EVERYBODY,

ATTENTION, EVERYBODY!
Having purchased the entire interest of
W. HI. CIark's Mercantile Business,
1 am now prepared to furnish
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
At Prices as Low ms the Lowest.
By pronp. attention to business aesonmo
dating clerks. good goods. low prices.
SOLICIT TRADE FROM ALL.
Try me. and BE satisaed.
r. W. cLUTE.
Eureka. September /. 1873. 50
Wall Papers. wall Papers! Great
Reduction i'm Prices!
W. P. Haskell Is receiving . large lot Of the
latest styles Of Wall Paper and Borders. and
has put down prices within the reach Of all.
Giiis. from 90 cents TO 81 90.
8asils, Is cents.
Blanks. l2h cents to % cents. tyis
Lamps. Lampst!
The best assortment ever brought to Eureka,
at REMINGTON L cos.
Arrsr lot Of Millinery. the best ever offered
in Eureka, 81 50 cents On the dollar.
L. II. GRISwOLD.
CLOTHING. Boots. Furnishing Goods, ETC.. at
greatly reduced prices. at
Z. n. oRIswoLDs.
~
AL persons wishing to secure genuine bar.
gains, should call 1t the new store OF
e.. II. GRISwOLp.
Next door north Of Joe Mendes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FINE JEwELRr!

FINE JEwELRri
SELLING OFF AT COST;
THE SPLENDID STOCK OF
Fine Diamonds, watches, Jeveiry'
sfIyer.ware and Clocks.
Is offered b. Mr.. p. steier =; last. ss be
must make room fer the Des stock Of goods
for the Holidays he will eel at COST
PRICES for the ne2f thirty days TO e0ns. and
for cash oniy.
Please cali and examine the goods and prices,
AID convince yourselves that the above is 20
humbug-
Main street. two doors south OF the White Pine
County Bank oei-im
SELLING OFF, SELLING OFF,
Owing to the death Of our uncle, Of the frm
os Goldsmith. Lewis L Co. Of Boston, Mass.
and being called there TO take charge Of his sf-
fairs, We are compelled to gait business in
Eureka
within Thirty Days!
Consequently we will sell our entire stock Of
Dry Goods. Fancy Goods,
tents and Boys Clothing,
Boots and Shoes.
And every article. in the store.
At n Great sacrifice!
9coaae early and get bargains, A. we will
Positively Close in Thirty Days!
- Call and be convinced
ELI4S L BRO.
se1. door to the White Pine Bank.
Eureka. August Is. 1873. auto
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To Rent, or For Sale.
T o r z N T /.

4 NEW HOUSE, OF THREE ROOMS, -
situated next to the residence Of -l.l
Matt. Kyle. Mob ail. Apply on the preraisss
Eureka. July %. 1879. jy3o-u
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UPPER GusSIsos, Col, October 10.
To Governor Pitkin Send 100 guns
with ammunition to Ruby Camp, Gunnison
county, at once. A military was
organized here to-day, with 76 members en-
rolled. under Captain Carter. The danger
is imminent. About 200 families are in
this camp, with only SO guns. We are
building stockades.
lSigned): RICHARD IRWIN.
Contest fer b O'Leary BELT.
New YORK. October 10.
Murphy maintains his lead in the contest
for the O'Leary belt and S., 900. At 8
O'Clock this morning the score was: Allen
$50. Bran 22l. Briody $50. Curran 345.
Faber S7s. Howard S6a. Mckee 25O, Ma.
honey $50. Murphy 393. Pierce 293, Russell
SA0. Bpellacy $40. Walker 9lA.
A Rowing Match.
NEW YoRx. October 10.
James Kelly and George Lee. we'll known
oarsmsn. are matched for . two mile
straight away race on the Harlem river TO-
morrow.
yellow Fever Dying Out.
MEMPHIS, October 10.
Seven new cases are reported to-day. No
deaths.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-05-16

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mes pom ettpn 1000 S6ritt nm nna
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(CriainaI= GorreippnoenS.)
Bon Der 2etue,
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Die ge9enEpdrtise 8autbdtiofeit Die,
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UtIt Der Eerlesuns bes Botpte6nicnms
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etae t-stnfommens @abe.

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beuOr1tebenoe gri6einen zines 8erfea
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gefunoen baben. 9ie1elben fuers
ben i'm 8erlne BON u. llblenborf & Co.,
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In elegauter Qu8ftattung erfAeineu.
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Spttt 2uInI&rient.

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tol9enoeB oitnatrtdten Dol: Nm l. Npril
9egFn 6 ubr Gbeubs erreidte Qoro
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befeItt3tss Eager beraeridttt tuurbs.
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srlfen RE 9ulus BON allen Seiten unb
I gsl6lOIi men Nfofien hos 9aaer on.
0taH uHteridieo Stuei aruse Nbfheilune
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Elm G1HsebUrenen'S Battalion iiberuabmen
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GnHldnDff@eS.

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bic {. 3, tele9rnpbiIn nneeffnbiate Ser
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ben snti9eib.nOen Gies 81 0nuaen
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lern our6 ben fpanii6en Rspublifoner
emilio Gaftelar empfshlen AZ lohen, Der
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tterte, oaB Der erfols ber &anbibatur
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oeute." Die Gnbduger 8lnreui'8 ataub.
ten tuieoer einen nod b6beren Grumpf
o~uslpielen ~ rliifen uno ruanbten in
an SaribaIbi, Der fid benn audi bereit
ftnoen LIEF, benz ,8nter Der Renolus
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ben. 81 tDelheH er in 70 furser Bet oe-
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tebt g audi, Denn e ibm pofienb biinft.
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obere oIS bic normirte BsDotsre for.
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