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NQ CONTRACTORS. ppo
PosAlS viii be received a, The otl ,g =. TAU.
o. !ne Board o. Directors NJ the lSpsI n, ue MI
NWesIon, W Va up 70 MAY Pill IS.S :, ~ ,s lsa
A 81 Which time the Board viii piss.. y oslost
publicly aid bids. Proposals nj IL 1870 oPa
Stoae, me Brick the Carpenter, the pls,s,ils "
koohng, aud thl EAlntIng aud t,ISTip; ~ u
iSr me construction Of tie thIr SpJ lt
north o. the centre building Of ibs " \" Stt1
tor me insane. The building 10 about ~ ~
Tth three Te1e1tiug wing, about iii Gv Y is
gu Two stories high 10 and /! ieet ScF, ,I,o w.
basement. All Of the walls are roais,s ~ ~
Stone separate bids will be Nj oS ~, Is ~
eranehes o. the work complete. hrrrrr,," Ss'isS
as9 DO received for the entire Wcri a. ull' ~
each case furnishing everything pSSeS,, ,V ~ IA
ais contract bond with god nd hi .tSn'
VIII % required 70 accompany gsrb SIa,., ~
penalty Of which shall be for II ieSSt obsG,t ~
aggregate amount Of the contract bI for ID w! ~
vau0n Of Is per cent on each estimate ubtIi Il. '
trnet y completed. The Board Of pITso,' Io %.
me right 70 reject any and all bids, '''''''''a
PlAns and specihcatIons can le saeD =, II. H.,
On and after the hrst day Of May, ISM T,6 I'ipl
LOT bidders can be had on application. '''A
a. A, LEWIS,
", K, LIVELY
.u,-,L., L. 4, kAlSION
4PtA4b4Iu Executive Cnu,V,,..
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AMERICAN and Foreign Music and Books.
Largest and cheapest supply, at Sheib's
Music Store, under Washington Hall,
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JAcKsoS's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To-
bacco. Retailers can buy it OF Joseph
speidel & Co., in 8, 10 and 20 pound pack
ages.
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ICE CREAM.-Floto's Ice Cream Parlors,
No. O2Sixteenth street, will be open from
this date until the close Of the season.
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wEwill have our usual Spring Opening
In q few days Of the very latest styles in
Millinery, Of which due notice will be
given IN the daily papers, sPsysr Bros.
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American Baking Powder.
Opera Household. McWade.
Centre Foundry Co. iI
For Sale Cheap. ~ ts.
Refrigerators-Nesbltt 4 Bro.
Carpets link & Morehead.
Grand OPENING. S. Rhodes & Co.
Notice. 81 ;l,S $50 "t
Just Received-John Friedel.
Nail City Brewing Company's Book
Beer-Head OF local.
Siebke's Bottled Bock-Hcad OF local.
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OPERA.-We have the best $500 Opera
Glass ever imported.
JACOB ". GRuBB, IsweIer,
Washington Hall, Cor. Market and Twelfth.
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GR4Np concert and Kramer's full band
at Gus Mathews saloon Tonight.
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Book Beer and lunch at siebke's TODAY.

H.M.s. "PlXAroRE," by Arthur sulli.
van. Full Vocal Score, words and music,
81 90; Libretto words only, lOc; Vocal
Selections (bound), Csc; Galop, SOC; Waltz,
35c; Pospourri, Soc; Galop, for Piano and
Violin, Cornet or Flute, 40c; Waltz, for
Piano and Violin, oornet or Flute, Soc.
All the novelties in music. Pianos and
Organs 10 rent.
LucAs' Music STORE,
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JAcKsoN's BEsr.-Giye it a trial and Won
will use no other. Joseph Speidel & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, have it.
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To save money, buy your Millinery and
Notions OF speyer Bros, who keep the
largest assortment in this city.
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SUFFERING cured by Bates Appliances.
Send for description to Simpson & Co.,
Box 1896, New York.
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FoR Trimmed Hat for your aunt, cal
on Speyer Bros.
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For a Trimmed Hat for your daughter
call on Speyer Bros.
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JOSEPH sPElDEI 4 Co., wholesale procers,
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac..
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The celebrated Nail City Book Beer will
be on draught all day and evening, to-day,
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REYMANN's celebrated Book on draught
at Gus Mathews saloon to-day. All in
Yited.
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FoR q Trimmed Hat for your sister.in.
law, call on Speyer Bros,
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City Book Beer.
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IT Bears ALl.-Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph Speidel & Co.'s.
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KRAMER's orchestra, par excellence, and
Book Beer at Gus Mathews saloon to.
night.
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KlD Gloves, all colors, so cents a pair,
at Speyer Bros.
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THERMOMETER REcoRp.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner: .N ni
IAN. I'm. 8P.M jim
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NEw YoRk, April 2S.-Arrived: Circas.
LONDON. April 2s.-The steamers Alex
andria and Zealand, from New York, and
Polynesia, from Baltimore, have arrived
out.
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at Siebke's.
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For Trimmed Hat for your Sister, call
on Speyer Bros.
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BOTTLED Book Beer, for family use, can
be procured at the Tidal Wave Bottling
Cellar.
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For additional Local See Fira Page.
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For Trimmed Hat for your daughter.
in.law call On speyer Bros.
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For q Trimmed Hat for your mother.in.
law, call on Speyer Bros.
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FoR Trimmed Hatfor your wife call on
Speyer Bros.
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Buy none but the New american.
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ASK your grocer for Jacksons Best,
Joseph speidel & Co. have il at wholesale
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Pirst Branea,

His Honor Mayor Sweeney presiding.
Members present: Messrs. Butterfeld,
Cracrait, Hall, Hughes, McAdams, Reister,
Schambra, Boring, Schultze, Simpson,
Wilson, Zoeckler and Carnahan.
The reading OF the minutes Of last meet.
ing were disposed with.
Mr.. AlcAdams said that he had made
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TuE New American Is the best,
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GLre 9atelligetrte1:,
New Advertisements.

once. Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth street.
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|. BLUM & BRO:
Offer This Week

Black eros Grain SiIEs ut 7Sc,
Black eros Grain silks at S5c,
Black Gros Grain silks at 81 90,
Black eros Grain silks NJ 81 rs,
Black Gros Grain Silks at 81 81,
Black eros Grain silks at 81 so,
Black eros Grain Silks Mt 81 IS.
Black Gros Grain slIhs ut 81 90.
Black Gros Grain Silks at ss rs.
Black eros Grain silks at 90 so,
Black eros Grain Silks at IS 90.
These are the Best Values
Ever Offered in the United
States. Az
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LUCAS Music STORE,
1927 Market street.
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Special Msetins Of council Last night
A Good Deal Of Talk, but Little Cider
synopsis OF the Proceedings OF the
TRo TtPanel,ea
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One OF ReymaHn's teamsters, while
driving beer wagon over the Zane street
bridge, about seven o'clock isst evening,
was accosted by couple OF fellows, who
used insulting language toward him. The
driver got down from his perch to tackle
the fellows, and they gave him pretty
severe pummeling. No arrests at last re-
ports.
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Kern, Fred. Delbrugge, H. Harrison, L.
Delbrugge, David Stein, John Letzkers
and Henry Smith were also before the
Mayor, and testified in substance that
they had seen Carpenter at the fire named,
and did not think be was drunk. One or
two OF the witnesses named testified that
they had smelled liquor on him, and
heard him use profane language, but did
not consider him under the influence Of
liquor.
The evidence adduced in the examine
ton was submitted to the consideration
of Council by the Mayor without recon-
mendation.
The communication of the Mayor was
referred to special committee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
YANKEE FORK.
Notes of Interest Gathered from
the Bonanza ssIHerald.-


Notes Of Interest Gathered from
the Bonanza s.HeraId."
Bonanza has two of the largest hotels to
be found in any mining camp in the north
west.
The editor OF the Herald" received q
letter a few days ago from q gentleman in
Warren county, Ohio, offering to put up
money to develop mines owned by parties
who nave not the means at their command
to develop them.
While a great many people have left this
part of the country in the past two weeks,
there have also been many new arrivals.
Strangers are coming in here daily, most
Of them men Of business and capital, some
to satisfy themselves in regard to the pros
poets Of the camp.
The people OF the Yankee Fork country
are decidedly a reading people. Many Of
them take as high as half a dozen papers
and magazines. One can see more maya
zines, pietorials and standard newspapers
in the houses and cabins of our camp than
in any town Of like number Of inhabitants
anywhere in the States.
After having worked off part of our edi-
ton, we learn through John Ramey, one of
Colonel Demands scouts, who arrived
Wednesday night in company with Jake
Barnes, Bernard's chief packer, that on the
morning Of the Goth the packers were at
tackled by the Bannocks and Sheepeaters
while preparing to leave camp. The pack
ers stood the Indians off until the com
mand returned. The Indians then hid in
the rocks, and could not be dislodged.
This occurred at Big Creek, about so miles
north from Bonanza. There was non Of
the command hurt. The Indians lost 26
horses captured. The soldiers are out OF
supplies and will send in a train in a day
or two for them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
PERSONALS.

Mr.. J. s. Whitton arrived from Yankee
Fork last night. He expresses himself well
pleased with the outlook there. and pre-
diets that the camp will eventually prove a
booming one.
United States Marshal Ash and Phil
Sellner depart this morning for the Com
stock. Both gentlemen expressed them
favorably impressed with Eureka and her
people.
Senator Doolin, Barney Nul.y and An
drew Boyden take their departure this
morning for Hot Creek. They go down to
assist in building the new quartz mill at
that point.
Mr.. skillman, Of this paper, is able to
appear upon No streets, though still quite
feeble from his late severe illness.
Superintendent Kendall, Of the Jennie
A mine, left yesterday for White Pine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

A rather small but select audience gath
cred at the Courthouse last evening to
listen to Miss Monroe. As a rule compar-
atiyely few people can be found in a mining
camp who care to listen to the best of elo-
cu,ionists but Miss Monroe proved to be
something more, and showed that she pos
sessed elocutionary and ventriloqual pow
ers rarely met with, and is withal an ac-
tress OF no mean ability. We doubt il any
one in last nights audience ever before so
fully realized the truth Of the old adage,
that it is but a step from the sublime to
the ridiculous, as they did after hearing
Hunting for a Mouse" and "Seaching for
the Slain 1t was a pleasant entertain
ment, and more profitable than sitting in
a densely crowded house, packed like sar-
dimes, listening to a variety or minstrel
troupe. The lady will appear at the Meth
odist Church this evening, having con-
cluded to remain another night by special
request. There viii be almost an entire
change OF programme.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
FLUE Dust.
Scraps from the Notebook Of h
sentiners Reporter.

sN4hthAAtAr
Wales jumped to ga last evening.
The Jackson Company will pay on the
7th.
A message awaits r. Hunt at the tele-
graph Office.
DIR. s. l.. Lee has resumed the practice
Of his profession in Bodie.
Judge Bishop leaves for Austin Saturday
morning ON professional business.
The mother of Mrs. Richard Ryland is
lying seriously i'll at Mr.. Ryland's resi-
dence.
If you wish to enjoy a rare treat go to
hear Miss Monroe at the Methodist Church
this evening.
Nothing but base ball has been talked Of
around the postoffice for days past, and as
a consequence Pete Canayan Is nearly ready
to be sent to Stockton.
Hollister & Friedline say they will have
the school house in good condition by
Monday, and there need be no further post
ponement of the opening OF the public
school.
District Attorney Merrill can be com
pared 10 Horace Greeley in one respect,
namely, ne writes two handsome he can
not read himself and the other no one else
can read. That's what they say around
Justice Cromer's Court, at least.
Griff Griffith presented the SENTISEL's
local recently with a handsome pair OF
silver PLACED scissors. We valued the
present highly until some n suggested
that perhaps Griff thought the scissors
might partly make amends for q lack OF
mental qualifications
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
RANDOM RUBIEs.
Cu11ed from n Columns of n
Ruby Hill REPORT,
Ice forms on Prospect Mountain nichtl,

Ice forms on Prospect Mountain nightly.
Four men at the Conner mine get ont
100 tons OF ore per month at present rate
of working.
Seven contracts were let for working in
the Richmond mine last Tuesday, and this
will employ some As men.
Frank Wallace is working the old Cham
pion ground, under lease, and is doing we'll
in ore producing.
Every available foot Of ground about
the X X hosting works is being covered
up with cord wood for that company's use.
The Lucky Boy mine is coveted property.
Several Eureka parties banker after it.
The courts will decide.
Theoretical miners, just from the East,
find it much easier to tell what they know
TO a gaping crowd than to pick up the
practical knowledge by wheeling s~lag-pots.
II Jim Anderson is going to quote
Methodist ~"doggerel," he wants to get it
off about right, and then apply it where it
belongs-say mischief still for the idle
hands in the Big Ditch settlement" The
Ruby Hill Ministries is composed of men
of acknowledged ability, and they are bust
ness men-there are no idlers on Ruby
Hill. The word minstrel, when applied
to Ruby Hill talent, causes the nose OF the
average Eureka society man to go up, but
then he shows only ragged, whiskey-eaten
gums. and had better keep his mouth
closed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
Work at the Mint.

The appeal" says the Mint is not as
busy as could be wished, owing to the fact
that the Treasury Department at Washing
ington is not purchasing silver for the
Western MINIS, but confines them to such
bullion as they can pick up in small guam
titles. The cause assigned for this by the
Secretary OF the Treasury, is that the sell
ers on this coast ask more thar the market
price for their silver. 1t appears that at
the present time there is q large China de-
mand. but that want will loon be supplied,
and then the bullion sellers will be COM
PEELED to be reasonable in their prices, or
keep their silver locked up, and the latter
they will not be very apt to do. Eastern
sellers are willing to accept market rates,
governed by the London quotations, hence
the Philadelphia and New Orleans Minis
can be operated TO their fullest capacity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
Trial of the sheriff. Posse.

The examination of Marconi was con-
tinued yesterday morning, and immedi-
ately upon leaving the stand he was arrest
ed at the instance Of Joe Toomey. who
charged him with perjury. He was fol-
lowed by Guiseppi Gaspari and Eunice Pa
droni, the latter being the first witness ex-
amined on behalf Of the prosecution who
understood English, and the services OF an
interpreter were not required. The testi-
mony of all tho witnesses yet placed on
the stand is to the effect that Rich fired
the first shot and killed Pattani, and that
Bob Brown killed Padrona. About four
more witnesses are 10 be examined on be-
half Of the prosecution, and should the
defense introduce no testimony and let the
matter go before a higher tribunal, as it is
probable they will do, the trial will be con-
cluded this week.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
Origin Of the Bucket sbops..,

The "stock Report states that the term
bucket shop" originated in Chicago,
where these establishments were first start
ed for the purpose Of facilitating specula-
tive transactions in grain to such small
amounts as a few hundred bushels, the
Board of Trade limit being 500 bushels.
The name was applied in derision by men,
bers of the Board of Trade, who asserted
that in these establishments grain was sold
by the bucketful. In the East the business
Of the " bucket shops" is confined to the
buying and selling Of New York stocks, or
rather to the taking Of bets on the price Of
these stocks for the consideration of one
quarter of one per cent. There are three
OF these public stock exchanges in Boston
which have been very extensively patron
lied during the stock speculatious Of the
past few months. The bucket shop" BUSH
ness was tried in San Francisco and proved
a disastrous failure. The safest method Of
operating in mining stocks is through a
regular brokers' Office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

A Paradise Valley farmer writes as fol-
lows TO the Pacific Rural Press: 1 see
an article in the "Press," copied from the
Reno Journal" Of a wonderful crop of
oats, seven feet high, grown at Glendale,
without irrigation or rain. 1t is pretty
good for %sasebrush land. / can report an
other pretty fair yield. From land in Para
disc Valley. Nevada, on the ranch Of r. F.
Riley, there was cut this season ten tons Of
good hay wheat and oats mixed) from two
acres OF land. 1t was grown without irri-
CATION. Also. from the same kind OF land,
on the same ranch, there was thresbed 80
bushels Of good barley to the acre, raised
without irrigation. Who next?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

Afriend desired us to state in yesterdays
issue that he had a couple Of tickets to San
Francisco for sale, and in the kindness Of
our heart we said that parties might in
qulre at this Office. Half of our time from
: o'clock Yesterday morning until midnight
last night was taken up in answering in
quiries as TO the price, etc. If one-half the
people who inquired are really going to the
Bay, Eureka will lose one-half its popula-
ton in the next four weeks,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
The Musical Union.

At a meeting of the Eureka Musical
Union, last Wednesday evening, the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen were unani-
mously elected members: Mr.. and Mrs.
L. U. Davies. Mrs. w. II. Clark, Mrs. NJ.
r. Chamblin, Mrs. H. d. Brooks, Miss s.
Koshland, Miss Grace Pardy, Mr.. G. Batch
elder, MI. Paul Hasten and Mr.. James W.
Smith. The meetings of the Union will
hereafter be held on Tuesday, instead Of
Wednesday evening. The Union now en-
braces the best musical talent in Eureka.
and its success is 40 longer a matter Of
doubt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
sIREETs...A:3O II. m.

Union, 81 b GA; Sierra Nevada, Al vi
42a Al AS; Potosi. 5b; Bodie, 104 b 10ha;
Bullion, Tab sa; Yellow Jacket, l7Ab
l7ba; Best & Belcher. 1sab; Overman,
Sub 81; Ophir, 36Aa; Mexican, Sab
3isa; Union, 81 rs; Sierra Nevada, Al /;
Julia, 8kb; Hale 4 Norcross, IAN b;
Gould a Curry, l2ha; Exchequer, 6ha;
Savage, IAN b; Belcher, 4hb; Yellow
Jacket, lib TIA a; Mono, 6hb Ia; Justice,
2s5b; Imperial, l65b l70a; Union, 61As
GA; Chollar. Sab.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

The cheering news was received yester-
day afternoon from Phoebe that the Eureka
Club had won the first game in their con-
score standing rs for the Eureka to three
for the Phoebe club. Such a Waterloo was
never expected by the most sanguine
among the Eureka boys, and we expect to
be able to chronicle another and final vic
tory tomorrow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

The Ruby Hill Report says the Jack
son folks must and will have a new shaft.
The surveys are mo- complete, but beyond
doubt it will be started at a point south
east from the present location, and not far
therefrom. The ore bins are full, and there
is not much waste to raise. The machinery
works smoothly, as usual.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
a Mammofh Mine.

T.J. Harlan. assayer at Paradise Valley,
VINO recently visited the Ethan Allen mine,
on Willow Creek, reports 1t to be one of
me largest led ses ever discovered in the
country. 1t is located on Willow Greek,
wnere there is plenty Of fuel and water for
.eduetion works, six or seven miles from
w, ,ne OHIO mine. The ledge crops out about
.oo ieet wide on the surface, and is PROF.
Iected by a tunnel which has been run 80
ne. INTO the ledge, showing ore all the way.
ever ui6o.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
Charley Rlaek.s Death.

The Carson appeal" says that Charles
Black, the man who ives killed by the
hand-car accident at the Silver City switch
On Saturday night, was a prosperous team
ster at Eureka before the fire, but in that
disaster he lost all that he had in the
world. He accepted work on the railroad
to enable him to earn enough money to get
back to his family in the East.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

Dudley Haskell, who shot and killed
George Swartz in San Francisco the other
day, is q son of d. II. Haskell, formerly a
member OF the Nevada Legislature, from
Esmeralda county, but of late years town
site agent for the Contract and Finance
Company of the Central Pacific Railroad.
Young Haskell lived for some time at Col
conda, in Humboldt county.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
NOTICE.

HALL OF THE Bonn MINERS UNION,
BopIE. California. August 25. ls7s.(
A T A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
IA Union. the following resolution was unani-
mously adopted;
That JOSEPH and BERNARD MCDONALD.
GEORGE HARDER and JOSEF BURNELL
be expelled from hits Union forever, aud their
names be publ shed in the Bodie "Daily Stand.
ard. Virginia City evening Chronicle" and
days from date.
Up. sHAUGHNEssY. President.
MORT. CUILINAx. Recording Sec'y. s2-lm