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There is life in The Black Crook" yet, as
proved at Niblo's Garden last evening. when il
was put on the stage once more 10y the kiralfy
Brothers. Public interest in the familiar old
spectacle WIS shown by n great crowd early at
tho doors and the sale Of seats had 20 be- stop
ped long before the long lines Of applicants
were supplied. A. 10 the manner in which the
piece WAS presented. the adverse criticism must
rightly be confined 10 the acting Of the speaking
parts which IN no particular wis excellent
ami WIS generally very tad. Boufanti was
missed from the advert scd ballet. too. in
consequence ~ u dI-nsroem"ut between
her amt the two other PRINCIPAL dtn"er'. Rosa
and pHEuInri about the relative clusgi unus-
ness tn which she wis entitled. the rrinaiu-
lus pair. however. found high favor with the
| audience. The ballet features wer" 50 good. in
deed. that tho absence of Houfauti WIS not
knruly felt. The costumes wrr" new md beau
uiul; thn dancing ANA marching women were
well drilled. numerous. aud above the average
! in comrl ness and th" novelties ~ tho way of
! mechanical b"nsts. SKELETONS. and other hor-
| ror- relating 20 the Crpoks d"vlfry were inge-
Nous. Tine scenery WAS new in dos IN n well
| ~ in freshness oi paint and t.uSel. illl 81
/ real water WIS part 'u.ariy effective, and the
/ clo-ug transformation was marvel Of stage
] n
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Tho French recently had Grand National
Lottery and Il lourneyman lcathcr-drcsser,
named Aubriot drew the grand prize OF $25 600.
This was u fine piece OF good luck. 10 be- sure.
and is naturally lakeland written about every
whcr,. both in this country and Europe. But
We have chartered lottery Mt home which has
paid dozens OF such prizes and makes nothing
OF doing so The Louisiana state Lottery Com
pnny during 1873 paid more than thirty capital
prizes. and among them tho following;
June ll.-W. $. Campbell, 20 Carondolet ST.
New Orleans. 100000
July 81. VI. Hin. Marion, Ind. 100000.
Aug. 13.-R J.. Jones. Grayson. Crittcnden
County. Ark. s3O,0OO.
Dec. 2l.- Zacuarlah VOORHEES,, SO Broadway
BROOKLYN. l.. d.. s5O00O; and on the 2oth Of
last month to H. IL. c. Mitchell Of Mitchellsburgh
Ky 100000
With these and very many instances of smaller
amounts occurring every month at the draw
ngs Of this company, why cross the ocean Il
find a man who has gained $4,000 prize. us /
it were something remarkable t-Adv.
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cAPE BLAIR dND ms wIrEs.
The Courts Playing BntiIedoor and Shuttle
cock with Him.

In last evenings Newspaper despatch
purporting to have been sent from Frankfort.
Ky said that Gov. McCreary has made a rcqui-
siiion on the Governor Of New York for Capt.
Thomas Blair. recently tried in New York and
convicted by u court martial. 10 be- tried on a
charge q bigamy.
Gen. Martin T. Mcmahon said last evening
that he had just returned from Governors
Island where the Captain is confined. rs he has
been since the decision OF the court martial.
Neither he nor Capt Blair. nor any one con-
cerncd with the ease in New York. knew
Of the requisi,ion by Gov. McCreary for
the Captains body II WAS true, he con-
unued. that Capt Blair was indicted in
Kentucky for bigamy, but that was ms far
as the court proceedings could 20 until Capt
Blair should be- taken To court But to get him
was Just the difficulty. Gov. McCreary would
be required to say positively to Gov Robinson
in the rcuuisition TINT Capt. Blair had not only
lived in tue State OF Kentucky rs II hsuml-t
tut that hr had departed from the state ON
learning that he WAS 10 be- npprehended AMI
brought into court answer 10 an ina tmrit
But" said Gen. McMAhoa. " thUt Ii Just what
Gov VI Crrnry cannot do. he'uuse Capt. Blair
il not and has not hrrn u fugitive from justice.
He has h'en summoned before court martial,
and Is now under military authority, IN nut
shell. the courts in Kentucky can't reach Cnpt.
Blair in this case 80 long Ms he Is not in that
State and Is under military authority
Gfn. MCMAHON Nlutl tlltl Ht' iNl llfNFNt'll
these facts 10 Gov RphinsOn's cons Iteration,
aud that in letter from the Governors private
secretary. received yestrrdHy morning, ~, GOV
ernor's consent was given that Cen. Mcmahon
should bee informed immediately II rrpu ST.
ton from GOV. McCrrnry was received at Al;
hany and also. thnt Capt, Bur's lawyers, would
be heard ON tho mnit'r b'lorG Gov. lsoOlnson
should grant The request from X 'utucky.
Mrs. Maria l.. Granger WAS eNtmln'd in SUI
preule Court. Chambers Yesterday, before kel-
er'r Van Worst. who has been appointed 10 take
testimony IN reference To her suit Tor dn'rre
HnuulHug her mArriuge with Thomas Blair,
aud declaring ii void al b,H,O. The eNamiHA-
ton WAS held in the Jud.ek private room at
! 1880 and WAS very brief. Mrs. Granger test
! fled tn the marriage ceremony IN Lancaster.
| NY. : pit II. 1878. and that she neither then
| nor since. uutli II WAS admitted hy CAPT. Bnlr
| a. the time OF his court martial, know that he
| had been previously married. aud tnnt his wli'
| WAS living. Mrs. Granger MISC testified thAt she
| had not lived with Capt. Blair since she first
| learned of his previous marriage, 10 the su L
| which She has cHusrd T. be Instituted no an
! sw,r has been made by Blair.
| Mrs. Granger purposes returning at once u
| Lancaster. where her father lives.
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Enslnrss llutIt.s.
inir'. IIooey Of IIorchouud ana Tar

- tire ca of c "a D.. cld iuAuenze. Hoar.eness,
Il t.Nlt cutius Aii Hl MI ci,ns u the Throat Bron
cltl Tulr~ amt iIul- tuiul iu tuu=lm ION THUS In.
ln he rinOlv b. composed ni the ONiY VI the plant
HufEHNCNu. iu clcuicnl uu.un with TAR BALM. ex
trtrl'd ir n th. H. frucrle ~ the Tore. tree Ahic
BIi. urt. or btlm ~ ni tt. THE HONEY OF HORE'
HOUND -octnt- uul sff'r MI ROTATIONS aud iutl
nations. aut the TAR BAlM elrau-cs and heals the
1nfht uud rus~.r- beading to the LuutS Five adj
dlrouI Ingredient. krrp the or-us cool, moist, aud In
hN. tUl tVtu.. 1t boo rUjuilg cp you from trying
tits -I.ut ri.siue u' Hri lu- u Who has saved
t.u.tuds of i.v .ty Q 600 hl. fl1stic practice.
Tie TAR BALM Do 900 iui tl..r smell Prlcs
s.. lu1 n f..r I,.t. fur 49,. iN .li iruisi.'s
PIX ruDflt kCID DROPS 'frr 900 uur minute.
CLAiLEs y. NkIl4i NtJN. General Agent
80 10 Hv., New IuIk Clty.
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New YORK wndnnsdny. Mar IN 5.-Receipts 81
bco,r- to-day aud Ncstriay '6ti head. asan,t DIOR
v p ioWorup all grades. with more cattle on'rrd han
could De- 10 e nniun g. rnd steers sold ut TAaNAc.
% 60 dr..s jir iU D. prinr AN extra do at ~ s94c,
tudut.- 90 rs Wllh -l,c'iuu. at Jog OAc Az Ut 30
u.tt bt VNIV.tera sipments to-day, l2iO quarters u
b,rf
Receipts of caves 90 makiuc $50 for two days Mar
k quiet NaTisc 4 % iur mix ted alive.
Rrrrpi- M shcrp IL car luiis " 2s1O head, making
3vfu Iur twOUIy Ngulu 1850 Tor the same time last
W. s. p,mHnl .narp and market hrm at 'u nrices. OF
sos n n Tor oriu.rs "gouI sheep. and 9A80'4e Tor
pt.lr. SiiHtnrut-. q 'es-si. 81
R.c,ipt.m hnts - car lptd-. or S $50 head making
SOL Tor nay. against 1000 for the same time AN
MeNk No sAles vi IlNe MNl-lL
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Judge Sinnou's decision upon the motion to
yacnlo the order Of arrest npain-t lila NJ and Aired
Catpy at the slit ol Nlco,a RcnA Mluaches after rec
ducing tho hail the defendant Ella NJ to y and Dis
cirglnl the defendant Alfred taely ehurey vain $40
tu.t-. concludes a> follows . $500.
the ,inrrer by Al,d Cnicly overruled, with $40
costs. but with liberty To- him % answer within twenty
daNs on payment oi such 40 costs or ON hdtrhE T.!
puun attorney HlVttlt an ran Tor the same amount
VI costs allowed AGAINST the plauun AS above
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wrpv-spAY. Nlnr,h 5.-,FLoyH AND MEAL.
Tue wrsct r.iay ~. dul, nud "'9@un ,aiigM
Extra 'l saic SS TGsSss,s' we.%rn .rrSt X
s ,rs. Ky ;iss"x ' an, NIX ss 3gs%S MIN:
ncsoia pacnts, - 30; city shippins sxtrgs
- ~ a,cra .hppiog cs,ras - $sssis . Rye hSaL
r5nnee ;,nc "sn "nRacEwSrsi aonr y i0
b.. q d5aFfso Wheat iced. = ton. siSsslG rye
rotioS-srots iice lower and dulli sale; s7s bales;
e" af n, @ fop March, sc "i for Aar VIC oS
NAV. iolic tor June. aud 122c tor July sues 0o,oo
so.gS r wSaE .y so s si an az
quoted s9huGsy I5 - ~ AM mes. tlo !S9si ana
e. nos extra rme 8 no sac. u2t tn,srs de,
herr Cut meats were -, w'th Ia Of n o9Sss ana
rickcd de-. ms. GHc. 100 iicktd mans and slioul.
dr. s. e d. l@ri eo-rd wsak sa!es ~ Hn We sgS!
a,g,g gty 900 ,c, I'D e os.Hg o e, Ann ~;
Ja gigSaiU ci 3 10 The cepion quoted sdc dressed
MY. .h .aprly ea,}te ,sg w Net ~ p axe
ceamery ieS3sc. Cheese rather weak. Fresh esss 10
8wnca yH; ASle nsGs ,s sqt 2@Gs' - ale" s;
ier So red -. an aided .lrins' e lsEesi,i, 90
10 mnl.r tl!'t M req Tor saT.n' ~ 20 S,, ~
II i5Ji or SO / wntc or Anvil. aud sii5iG Tor do Tor
M ES" . I"i " aS e"4 7o g 6u a, ss 3sc
ior miNed uud @ i's, ,or white. includins ~
noiner Gni iiat .c. at10r bu. a, iic for steamer
20 { int dt ~ - Tor %r A. XII ''e '0' steamer
GnoCERits-i,IW .tgar was quict and unclaimed; re-
fued quic ~r ffrr hufd- nul 9SAec Tor stan
durd :" A" R,ciu ir demand at 5AGii4c. Tor doneA
ne New Orleans muts-gs ~ iait demand az 2e0e
40. iurei. guict al nuninh RIO coffee quiei aud uiI
CHANGED a 49, 8's}sc inr mir carsOc with sales $50
buls. mill duil Hud unchanged
suSpmss-Navnl so - were quiet and unchanged;
spirits tIrurutn" 29lsa3lr com non 70 good strained
tosn. 81 4OSsl i2A Petroleum unchan,cd ~ sc Tor te.
hurt In barrels Ialuw -teHdv; sales ~ 40 rs. ~
0N.t6 prime ocean frrigut- rather QUIT uut
uniformly steady; gtHln To Bristol. by sean. 7kd la.
burg. 81 81 10 I" brtnrn S-i d. o. London - Ia
rrtut 10 e rk f,r lrr-. ported At o. TAd y VI.
Na44ll IN fllt OK n a. Al ID ls n
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s. California. nuua li.ou. London.
s. y, Ntdn. R-hN. Liver lu,l Feb 20
- Champion. Lock Ch rlestOn.
=. Richmond. Kelly. Eirhuund.
$ Charleston. berry. tutr'r-tin
5. NrN Or.cnus 10 lsev, NV OrleanA
- Cornwall. MtNan. Bristol
$. G t-ul!l. c. ella. II iN,ut
- bahama. Cow, d. frIuilW
:. Norfolk go us. fhilid. lrNie.
= Uruirr. Brandt. II mhufg Feb. 10.
=. lltsuur. JuIH.Iu. fnItuHd
Htrs Ju- " BtIil,u. bu.tl. ~ Nesc6g
Bu- Mtrt knuwlfOu. NrN- II ca dtttftAA
ur-- u VI Mn.-rM. H.u-I I-I-str.
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Marine INTELLIGENCR

Nivtarrut AtvAsAc-rHis DAT
sun rises... ~ sun scts.... 81 Noon sets II
Hi.n wArtA--riis pAN.
sandy Hook. o. Guv Island. q IL Hell oate-.. ~
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Diseases of the SrNunl OrInns, Recent ~
ctI... tfr I-luf .Ir. iN Nultcv Ctylu- isulvs
n-u i.r ntpr % wears uy the lrti phEsicttns IN
E.tulc ana AIelleI. tI,s are sold By az druggists
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or cough use Olino "T. stelessn Cod Liver OIL with
Lime and Nid Cherry All druggists Depot, VI oNeIJ
-Alp.
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The Great Rnrng M-iIcine-Dr chander'l
ChHmumie Blood ANA Liver Plls All druggists; IS ctA
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= Cough neglected mny lrnd 10 serious re
suits IOkrLls COLuu HALsAM wil Teii, W at once.
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Tp;ttN !touttt


Eocns Custom ..nr'- 'llr lourt,lre. The very best
o.. ,r ~ IHii NJ ana pfltf SIN Cor - Perfect
SITS ..I.u -.......i h".'- I'wut purtll-made
10 t.- i...H.. 81. "' iii'f p hr pro llerd at any
Yrl.e. -lA Ir $50 IH-.It HIi,H. a UN IuN nttr slrL
c.G"s uN'uNN rNaRLLLAs,
the vprv N'.f Ftt nc Ir.t.ct 4 uh.. Nitv ner cent
stronger tHan H' lrt H'f"l made 81 each
scare n.D GlptEi
Gents fIr vrrt Nliu cluh.ui lrrci ~ pair
t.rF, tNu.,N AR. is ALI STYLES
NHnlNH NlIri- ||strN. llrs, e. Au-uJIs Narrantsd-
5" y'snl .,nl.,r. rrgc. ,.,... ,r,,,,
Nf' h 'tlNhN. Sr,y Y,rh Sil Futon It, brOokyn.
VAN BELLS "HYE AND ROCK" TRADE
MARI csateredJ tho only ecaulne. For sale bY drug.
g,ts 81 per large bottle and at depot 80 Chambers
l,,uih ,tic. tstuer gallon VAS BELL.
"KI8k'S RNEAND ROCK CANDY"
TIE Same rrithr Quahy A. M sp,ls sold BY Tor the
past 20 years, 81 per uoule, - per- gallon
"A k. kIkk co.
90 FULTON 81 aud 400 BROADWAY
READ RRON -rho new Scent weekly,
Out to-day Aft~. elufh llG lulN Fuleut! fOT
al The news stands uter IA o'clock
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Br"wn's Hronchinl Trnches win Instantly
-rNILNNN d rIl. h WI 1 lr IlIr.- NO. - wants
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Einir's Piils-Greti Eu-li.i Remedy for Govt and
Haynnausm. All druggists have them
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AIIrN in ini, ctv. March 5. by Judge Nicols VII
Ham A4,cu from Gror. iuW All,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

TIE New York Graphic" has made a
compilation Of facts aud figures that makes
q pertinent showing Of the operations IN
real estate BY the Government. In 1878
the allotment Of public lands on home
stead entries amounted to over 6,O00. 600
acres. Since 1872 in no year have the
transactions been much more than half IS
large as in 1873, while in 1877 the transfers
from Government TO settlers were only about
one-tbird as large. Counting an average
Of 100 acres to each homestead settler dur
ing the last ten years, we should have for
1878 alone a population Of about 100000
settlers on the public lands, estimating
FIVE persons to each family. In area the
new country settled up in 1878 would be
three times as great as all Maryland. In
addition to the land disposed Of by the
Government, there must be taken into ac-
count the lands sold in Texas on account
of grants to railroads, the sales OF railroad
lands and special land grants in other
States. The sale OF Texas lands for the
year was $500. 600 acres; railroad grants,
1850, 600 acres +: State grants, 25o.00o acres !:
or a grand total, including the ~6,00O,0O0
acres Of Government homestead allotments,
Of I3, 500, 001 acres. According to the ceh
sus Of 1870, the total farming area OF the
United States was placed at 400, ooe, 600 of
acres, Of which not one-half was then i'm
proved. The increase in the last ten years
has added five per cent. to the farming
lands Of the country, making it that much
richer and furnishing employment to
thousands Of men. Yet we have not yet
nearly exhausted this magnificent domain,
and there are still plenty of chances for the
industrious young man with a little CAPT
tai to come West and grow up with the
country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

Accidents and Political Notes.
San Francisco. August 20.
A Phenix (AriZona) dispatch says Luke
Monihan, a well-to-do farmer, residing sew
eral miles from town, was brutally muir
dered while returning home last night,
near his farm. Five buck-shot entered the
back of his neck. John Keller was arrest
ed as the guilty party. He was tracked to
and from his house to the scene of the
murder.
Bodie declares a dividend of fifty cents
per share.
The Creedmoor team of the military di-
vision of the Pacific left this morning by
overland train for the East.
The annual meeting of the Caledonia
Mining Company was held to-day SO, $50
shares were represented. The old Board
of Trustees was reelected.
This afternoon Michael Rochefort, a car
penter working on the engine house being
built at the corner of Geary and Buchanan
streets for the Geary Street Cable Railroad,
was struck on the head by q falling derrick
and instantly killed.
Yesterday afternoon George Nicholas, .
laborer. and William Bates a contractor,
got into an alteration over some planking
at the corner of Second and Folsom streets,
when Nicholas struck Bates Oh the temple
with a hammer, crushing it in. Bates
condition is almost hopeless.
The Honorable Bilks have Endorsed W.
B. G. Keller, the Workingmen's candidate
for member Of the State Board Of Equali-
cation, vice Crutcher, declined, in the Sec
ond District.
To. Clunie, Blk candidate for Congress
in the Second District, has been Endorsed
by the W~orkngmen, vice Williams, de-
clined.
1t was the Bilks who nominated Judge
Terry for Attorney General, vice Cross, de-
clined, not the Democrats, vice Hamilton,
as reported last night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

Amendment Will not. in nv Judgment.
stand the best Of judicial scrutiny. II
they had said in the constitution that no
man wearing a queue should rejoice in the
franchise. the prohibition might be avoid
ed, because the Fifteenth Amendment to
the Constitution says nothing about
queues, but it does protect all races and
al coiors when they become citizens. In
civil actions three-fourths Of the jury may
render a verdict. Before drawing their
salaries, the justices Of the Supreme Court
| and the Judges Of the Superior Courts are
| required to make and file an affidavit that
| no case remains undecided in their courts
which has been submitted for so many
| DAYS. This sentence elected cheers from
the audience. Many Of these provisions of
| the constitution Of Californis partske of
the character Of ordinary acts Of the Leg
| islature. They are. in fact, laws or ordi-
nances adopted without the concurrence Of
| the legislative and executive departments
| of the Government. and vet operating d.
rectly upon the individual
Yeiieu Fever Items.
MEMPHIS, August 20.
Twelve new cases were reported this
| morning, six CT whom are colored. Two
| deaths are reported Arrangements are
perfected for a daily mail service via the
Louisville & Nashville road. The weather
is warm and pleasant. The fever Is most
prevalent in localities where vaults and
| other places were opened in early summer
for disinfection by the sanitary officers
The Board of Health delayed work too long.
and what they did only served 10 resurrect
last years poison. The authorities are meet
ing obstacles IN their endeayors TO isolate
the infected district. After thorough con-
| siderafion the Committee Of Safety to day
deferred the subject indefinitely. An at
! tempt is being made to isolate Chelses
| completely BY guards stationed along the
whole length Of Auction street. a distance
Of a mile. Thus far sixteen deaths from
yellow fever have occurred in the New
York quarantine this season, against four
teen last summer. Houston has declared
quarantine against Galveston, although
that city is perfectly healthy.
Fall River Oscillations.
FALL RTvEg, August 20.
Paine, the defaulting treasurer Of the
American Linen Mill, has left Fall River.
1t is feared that his defalcation viii be
much worse than reported A warrant for
his arrest was issued last night. The com
pany lose SIS, 600 by the defalcation OF
Paine. 1t appears that from 1866 TO the
present time Paine has been indebted to
the mil in amounts varying from 81 coo
to S34 600, and of this flie Directors were
entirely ignorant, the excuse being that
Paine in his statements included his ac-
counts in the item of accounts receivable.
Paine has gone to Cuba.
George b. Durfee. ex-Treasurer of the
Mechanics Mill. was arrested last evening
charged with the ENLIGHTENMENT Of SIS, 600.
Efforts to secure bail were unsuccessful.
Durfee to-day pleaded not guilty. Bail
was fixed at SO, 600. His counsel stated
that the complaint was brought by the
District Attorney without the knowledge
Of the Directors.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21
NEVADA NEWS.
Items OF Interest Culled from State
Exchanges.

Items OF Interest Culled from State
Exchanges.
Circus in Reno on the 29th.
Bishop Whittaker's school will reopen
on the 2sth inst.
Tuscarorans in Challis and Bonanza City
are said to be homesick.
The second edition Of Harry Mighels'
book will be ready in October.
Jesus Christ lives in Paradise Valley, and
Is a steady, Woodworking Mexican.
All the sage brush within ten miles Of
Tuscarora has been consumed for fuel.
The salary of all engineers on the v. &
T.. X. X. range from SI65 to $3.50 per
month.
A handsome tombstone has been placed
over the grave Of Uncle Billy Rogers by
citizens Of Elko.
The Lyon county sTimes" says that the
talk about the mills soon to be erected at
Sutro is all bosh.
D. P. Bliss, who has large herds Of cat
tie in Humboldt county, is driving q band
Of over 600 steers to California.
The base ball fever has reached Austin,
and the ssReveille'' says that the club Just
formed expect soon to be a match for any
club in Eastern Nevada.
The sum Of So, 100 has been subscribed
by the citizens Of Tuscarora for the con-
struction OF water works. The estimated
cost is So, 500.
Large fiocks Of sheep are being pastured
near Reno. The Peavine country is alive
with them. In The vicinity Of Verdi thou
sands are grazing.
The Reno "Gazette" states that the fire
which broke out near Verdi last Thursday
has already destroyed nearly six hundred
acres Of the best timber.
Some rich gold diggings have been
struck On the headwaters Of the Bruneau,
in Elko county; also, some good quartz
mines in the same vicinity.
Mrs. George Roberts. Of Moray. neal
Typo. on preparing to retire for the night
was greatly startled and alarmed by find
ing two rattlesnakes in her bed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

IT is now confidently asserted that Mr..
Blaine will make three or foar speeches IN
Ohio during the canvass. This is a fair
Offset. Sherman strengthened Blaine IN
New England by the memorable logic OF
contrast. Blaine will strengthen himself
in Ohio by the same agency.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

IT is rather humiliating to Mr.. Sherman
that his friends in Ohio are compelled to
keep on making afidayits that Foster isn't
his representative. Foster didn't make
any more out of high-priced calico during
the war than Sherman did out OF the
whisky tax. Neither ought to be ashamed
~ $bc other
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

Mn. MASSEY is of the opinion that .tae
Zulu war is worth all it cost to kill Ma
poleonism.' As Mr.. Nasty wasn't the
man who was killed, and as he doesn't
have to psy a cent of the cost, he can
afford, we p to entertain some high
and mighty opinions concerning it. The
sentimen. does him no credit, however.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

The Humboldt District Agricultural,
Mining and Mechanical Society will hold
its seventh annual fair of Winnemucca on
the days between October 14th and nth,
inclusive Of the latter. The SENTINEL
hopes to see this, as well as the State Fair
at Reno, well ~patronized.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21
Delinquent Assessment Notice.

DHENIx SILVER MINING COMPANY
Il Location of principal place of business,
San Francisco, California location Of works,
Eureka District. Eureka county, Nevada:
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting Of
She Board of Directors. held on the 18th day OF
August. 1879. sn assessment mo. 20) of twenty
Ave t25l cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable imme-
diately in United States gold coin, to the Sec
rotary, at the ONCE Of the Company. Rooms 6
and 7, No. 327 Pint street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twentieth t2othl day OF
September. 1879. will be delinquent. and adver-
tised for sale at public auction F; and unless
payment is made before. will be sold on WE'D
NEsDAY, the fftcuth ti5thl day of October.
1879. to pay he delinquent assessment. togeth.
er with costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale. BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
D. +. vERDENAL. Secretary.
o~f1ce-Rooms Q md 7. No. 1927 Pine street.
San Francisco. California. auis-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-21

Mr.. ScnuRz is announced to speak IN
German" in Cincinnati. Any man who
cares enough for American institutions to
take part in politics can understand the
language of the country. There is no need
of speeches in any other language.