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HC kss.Hn ntusss, Ia, Nov. lB.-Thta morning
Aatth4r.ts.' 'aggsxe agent nf the Ch,caxo l.
s'gs hs,f..s naileuad IN thls city, opened
v IL ,an's, which had been found in c0ach
uiss tn ,au tFalu FROM chicuyo lust night
essd TO dnS Sseagefs sagfs bad all left, und WAS hor-
=, se1esa!sd therein tho dead Luty of
, 1880-11-19

SFtetdf Dtspateh to The theaoo Tribune.
1xDtANAroi.1s, Ind, NDy. 1H.--trho Governors
prlvMtc sccrttnry Unlimited tIls evening tint
uhv. Wtllil1na would respite Wutir. wIlo IL under
sentc1ce tn bp hung next Fridny, until nftur tho
secaHd trlnl Of afrs. 1lrpwtt, whose caso WIS re.
vetsel Gy tho Supreme Court. lty this ncnils
tho GDvernor gets rid Ut uclttH In either c,tAI. as
GUv Porter Will lH. inA,,xl.r.ltc before thu inAl
disposition Of Mrs. Brown'A casc.
, 1880-11-19

2 ft1nte intnne 4 ur ays old. Tho nfnut either
i,1..r trMu IT, deatti dr ded frn,n inxcet: On tho
Omtr'lau ot thn Pour, lu,umt Urpyr, iii. mid
also tho ilutno "8tcphrn vlilcc,lt."
, 1880-11-19

Special Dispateh to 1ht Chicago Trit1tns.
MAN1Towoc, VIA, Nov. lS.-The residence of
JouRh Itchnsts was ribbed of IL guilt witch nnl
c,uin and Other juwetry to tho liut,l,ut Ut ntUut
*.siiO In c.sh hist night bysburglura. No cIew 10
tho guilty partIes.
, 1880-11-19
~ AS ARKANSAS ASSASSINATION.

~ ARKANSAS ASSASSINATION.
, .s.a4i.xAsA, Ark, nov. lB,--As Or, Callwc!l,
ios'e osalaeut country pl,yslrlun, wus returning
ii, ,ho'a t"a tass plHce lAst night, he was shot On
s,tss., ss anu instantly kIlled by nn ussaal, ST.
m .sau ~ saa bust ut tho roadside. The tIcntl
II -. a s Aaa recognized b. onv or two .s.el, Ia
asne h sESn ~ hand, nwaltIng Ills Victim. It's
Aetot II era et and he had soll,e trnule With The
Aud ma.s asRaf1 to hnrsa tr,!sle. The Sheriff
III q a " t..v nun, who, arer tho shooting,
, 1880-11-19

1lARntsnuna. P.,., Nov. 1s.-Frnnk Humber
Rpr, thu nlcxs'u nccofnrlice Ut llcnry linu,bur-
yer IN tue murder Ut Truntnla,, was urrosted ut
Ltgkuna this MUrniNR.
, 1880-11-19

OTTAWA. Nov. 4.-t is understood TINT tho
railway syndicate VIII shortly seuu out IL hy-
drugrapl,er tu Thunder uAy 10 examine tho
e!lDrr Dctween Currant River and Silver l{Htltor
IN relation 10 the location Ut tho Luke Superior
tGrMtuuB.
, 1880-11-19

CHARLESTON, 8. c., Nov. lg.-Wistiani al,lttocks,
nn tno!IunBivc Old wtlta mllsl, WIS brituly mur-
dered. near DoHutti's Depot, lust night. Two
men nsRc1 for lodging, and, brt,y denied, etl-
tered tho housn utld dGuandel bis inuney. kill
tuK httI1 ptu tukuK S;Ul.
, 1880-11-19

brcssELVE PERSONS INJURED,
aaEhus .a AAss., Nov. ls.-Ths horses Ia an
sala tast s,s4 seo!h'n4 frightened by railroad
nsalxelss ,,sanluy, the omnibus WIS overturned
~ tstsilys,s ysstsoas wsFo Injured u,oFu Or lvss,
, 1880-11-19

~ l'''o"- Ely IAoGo'
.,s,,,!.lI- ..-..-,- -, ---.,o--.-. -
un,i,xranK WI, IT,. *, any MoGK nnl cst..ce VI .rnata
i.ms i"h'i's ""s "'spos'l'on ""a'eFcF III tno pre"-
-...-..,
atAiLHDAD CoNDuCIOltS.
Tho; 1tAil~ny Conductors Mutual AID and Ben.
IT. n rak ~ ,o An,i|s.a f,t r o,.a u, ,,'
0rand pael''c Hotel. The attendance was larger
than f,n Wednesday,, and quito number Of
lalfes were present.
President Hl,nr,,,nn. not fcot,no .re, ono,rh IN
nrysie. rctlueste'l Mr.. +. a. Ladd. Of tho chca-
.Ro' lh'ralnHtoh Quincy ftalroah, to ttccipy tho
chalr. and That gentleman cuttcd tho Convention
,rha ,,,.,,,,
-" u.noe." "np alt'soo se'tctay RECEIVE"
Mr., tiuryry, Ut tho Michigan Central fsn!Iroot1.
salj tho ulrcctrs w,.ra rYs,,,rrI f., s,vni Inn.
s,ar,. .t,. a,,, "n ,.tu W spea e"'s ~.
atte,t!lnE ~ ttiulr dulles. nt1t ha Thought they
slio.lld rcccls" sou'e compensation to cover
l,I lsarH ~ not nnpfxe te s;'yaestio, fr tho
wSSSao I f"r !n,,re api,r"pri..tl"as. ~ ~ e"'''S
r aa ti9 ti,seuss, W. NJ ut ofder
r Gtt". ~! r,tititt Mt .MSe! n,,i y-
Fepoeteu d1.li .ntonx, ~ IEnr.!h!',. Mr iinrvny;
.i;u rsirnv ! .rrI.t 41 f.s'i'a @ " III |o a o.
sgsIts s.as IL M '''p''ea''o" f"r membership was
Xrt wo. a,nc,,,, s ,b,, ~, ,,.,,,,or. ,,,,,
sosit,,,T :, ~, sce.ta s;rs* i.sscad of 1 us
Pts.o.u ,,.. ,xr " saG 9I! "rRin' nrtcmi
,paa ~ III, =, rst ,n."Mu " We'hoer
n m atenGus sts' T" Art i.e y .. tv .s ujv.
S proxy VII or ,sl%bcrs ~ r, M WI i, u ,;1s H. 4.
s,,n au sps ,t'se,,xi.,t, aper fsRress ~as auopt.
t:h"irnn ~ thm 1"1' i.s'',, ur'x ""im .mo
, 1880-11-19
OHIO MINE pRODltcTs.

CotrMnCs, o.. Nov. ls.-The annual report Of
tho stnte Inspector ut Mines shows for tue year
cnsllng say III. 1890, tho aggregate output Of
con from tho Ohio mines was G,:n7 100 TINS and
tho Commissioner cstIfutttcs thai the avxreHuto
oulplt ftIr tho yenr GiltnK Ice. 81. lB,A}, will
tGlciL. III u uuGa MT GxCeusl. i.ldllikM tons.
, 1880-11-19

Keep sha kidneys healthy and unobstfucted
With Hop Hitters aud you nctf u1s fear slck-
uI44.
, 1880-11-19
Only Two DAYS

Left in which 70 prncure 8E1sOH TICKETS for
thn SFAlt LECfuRE Lt}uHSE, the sn!e viii posl-
s%is MsSiy cG S1".s iii " e. maaasT,a} Gvsn!nK S4y Ceo
r. ; to r u Ihe f.lluw!ng !: complete ptoxrams
17iThc itsn.Sny! C%ncesi Co--Ihe lladoo. juEriers
uen Schuyler CoIfnx~ffun. Chnrtcs nsndIauNh, M.p.
GEO. II, CARPENTER Mnnnucr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23

A miners inch OF water is q quantity
thatswill fow through an inch aperture
with q free discharge, and under a constant
pressure of sir inches above the top Of the
opening. An aperture l2A by 154 inches.
under pressure of six inches above the top
Of the opening. will discharge 200 inches,
and is the basis Of all measurements where
water is retailed in small quantities in the
States Of California and Nevada. A miners
inch will discharge q quantity Of water
equal to ALSO cubic feet. or about II. 600
gallons, weighing 13s, 500 pounds. in "a
hours. Water will hold in suspension or
solution 1.670 OF its entire volume; that is,
an inch OF water miners inch) having a
grade Il four inches TO the rod. will carry
of in "a honrs. . distance OF 10 miles, 10
tons Of heavy quartz. sand and iron. At
one gravel mine in Nevada county. Cali
fornis, IS cubic yards, or 40 tons, OF de-
tritus or tailings as the washed material is
called. are moved from three To Is miles
every "a hours. One hundred miners
Of water. conducted through iron
Pipes. and falling $50 feet vertically. aud
applied by means Of . nozzle against a
hurdy gurdy wheel 16 feet in diameter. will
Sufficient power to run an S0-stamp
mill. besides carrying off all the ore which
1t has furnished the power to crush.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23
CAPsIZED IN THE DEAD SEA.
Ludierous Adventures of n
Young woman.

The Phil2delphia Times says the position
Of United States Minister to France is too
trying for anything. and recent events
prove that il is the luckiest thing in the
world that our present representative is an
0hia man. Nobody else in the world
could possibly fill the bill. As it is several
months yet before the American Minister
TO France will be required to come home
and take the stump for the campaign, he Is
putting in the time travelling in the East.
1t was doubtless the most delightful thing
he could think Of, and, with the whole
family. he went of 3 Month or two ago in
spirits. But accidents have happened
When the party reached the Dead Sea, the
noted buoyancy Of the water attracted the
young women, who. knowing that they
could not sink in that acrid sea, ven to
battle. This was apparently a rash thing
10 do. for an accident which nobody could
foresee occurred A waiting maid-this is
related by the Minister himself, and is
official-whose head was heavier han her
feet, got upside down in the water; and as
she could neither go to the bottom or get
upside right. she had a pretty hard time Of
it. The maid was so i'll that the pleasure
of the journey was seriously interfered
with. and the American Minister to France
had 10 suspend his official duties for atime,
and stay in Jerusalem until the young
was sufficiently recovered to travel
again The greatest care will be taken in
future to guard against any kind of acct
dent. as II Is altogether too serious to
think OF the American Minister to France
being detained in the East by the illness OF
= waiting-maid, and this country on the
eve OF q vital Presidential contest, in which
his services will soon be needed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23
MAIL MITES.
Current Topics. Reported from ALI
Qnarfecs.

@tROHsC 0Ah
Quarters.
Bob Ingersoll, by law and lecturing, is
is said to make $50. 900 a year.
The nomination Of Murray for Governor
of Utah is severely criticised. He is a
newspaper man and can stand it.
The oldest paper. of uninterrupted pub
LEGATION, in this country. is the Hartford
Courant. 1t has entered upon the 1l7th
year OF its age.
There are in the United States $50 thea
tiers, 1913 travelling theatrical companies,
and only seven resident stock companies.
The Philadelphia Item has a department
for lovers. and says "A lady, thoroughly
competent to decide love questions. is in
charge"
1t is proposed in Congress to e~xtinguish
Indian titles to twenty seven reservations
in the far West and throw open to settle
ment some seventeen and a half million
acres Of their lands.
The oldest Postofice in the country is
that at jamestown, Va, where letters have
been delivered in some form for 2S3 years.
Henry Clay has just been appointed Post
master there, at a salary Of s51 q year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23
E
SPECIAL 70 THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
Desperate Irtshmen The Indian
Mutiny-Terrible Colliery Expio.
sion.

AOSDOSs Jauu4fy u.
The utter h~ideousness Of the crowbar and
pick eviction system in Ireland. by which
the relentless landlord rids himself OF his
unfortunate tenants, was exemplified on
Saturday last, at the village Of Knock Rick
ard. in the County Mayo. The village Of
Knock Richard is q collection of primitive
novels in the widest part Of the District
Of Urias, in the northern part Of the Coun-
~ Mayo. Bleak morass and huge cliffs are
characteristic OF this part Of the west Of
Ireland. A strong force Of constabulary,
armed with swords, rifles and bayonets,
accompanied the process server to this dis
trict. On attempting to serve these no
tices 70 quit, on the enraged people, . most
determined attack was made on the process
server and his posse. So fierce was the on
slaught, that the police were almost over
powered and were compelled to use sword
and bayonet literally. As at Limerick, in
the days Of Sarsield. the m fought
before the men, and many Of them were
severely wounded. The sight OF blood on
the poor, desperate women, maddened the
hearts of the men, and il was with difficulty
that . terrible loss Of life was avoided.
LONDON, January %.
The Civil aud Military Gazette and Per-
sian Correspondent says that p. 900 Ghazis
have collected within fifty miles Of Cabul,
under the command Of Mahmoud Jan. and
they intend to advance upon Cal ul. Their
leader has written to the chief OF the Lug
hines, who has collected rs. 900 men. and
awaits the arrival at Csbul Of the Ghazis.
There was an explosion to-day at New
castle UNDERLINE. 1t occurred at 8 O'Clock
this morning. There is little hope for any
person in the pit at the time OF the calam-
ity. 1t is estimated that from 10 to 80 per-
will be saved. Search is delayed by
the damage to the shaft. The explosion is
to the gaseous natnre Of the coal
One Of the corp-es had Lost part Of
its head. Others were burned to cinders, |
some appear to have ben killed by
the conclusion. Gangs OF volunteers are
frequently. The part Of the
colliery where the explosion DC
cured il known as Pair Lady pit. and the |
same In which six men were killed last
Antumn. Tbs issas sepOupts az The num-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23
ervICIAL srEALIxG.

n h,s been asked II the time vii ever
cone when the moral standard ss up BY
the psspse vii reach far eno1sh to m
aueucs the men whom they elect to make
kws, Free, happy and Christian Amer
ics hss bad = standing among nAtions for
over ons hundred yexrs that fatsered her
ueopse into vanity. The government w2s
organised by the wissss men Of the world
NJ thst time, and all TIE edueztica AID
sxp<rsezce .Ax. eesA be forced upon
their posserity Was brought TO bear,
ssd the government has maintained rs
strength With an u~nwsverng arm Yet.
It no tine from I-76 to $50 hare the
kw makers ever enacted adequate avs
70 proser. the treasury Of the United
Stateal Nor have the States prOtersa
their treasurer II i srus securities
havs been required. bst mo- ca dollar
IN ten that has been stolen by oRczALs
has ever been recovered Of ssczrtseS
1t Is no protection IN reality nhis waas
Of adequate pr0secsson has led 70 great
dissemination Men hare sOasht oEos
~ n---A1Iau.--
.l--n.r--I S...~
-,ser
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23
THE PUBLIC PULSE.
Comments OF the Press ON Live
Subjects.


IKE INSANE ASTLTE
Frgz ne Enterprise
We have plenty Of water. plenty Of bust
ness. plenty Of railway facilities, plenty OF
philanthropy, plenty Of health, and plenty
Of insane. bat still we do not Eanf the
asylum. and can go on undisturbed about
lis location.
BLAINE OF SIBERIAN.
Fr1n TIE NAr.syills Appeal.
Ii Is the impression among the Presiden
tiAl prophets that the contest for the Be
publc2n nomination viii finally settle down
beswHn Blaine and Sherman. General
Grant viii go into the convention alone
and without alliances, and there will be a
grand effort made to give him the nomina-
ton on the first ballot. II he fails to re-
ceise ii. the General viii be cut Of the con-
test.
GARCELON's MISTAKE.
From the Virginia Chronicle
Governor Garcelon made two fatal mis-
takes. He trusted that q sense of honor
AID deeency in the Supreme Court of Maine
would prompt il TO sustain its previous de-
eisions. and mot dreaming Of the possibil-
ity Of rebeilious r~esistance) he left the
command Of the militia in the hands Of a
Republican.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23

DAKOTA has now more that the requis-
lite population for admission into the
Union. and it is stated that there will be
an effort to carve out . State from that
portion Of the Territory south Of the 46th
parallel. Papers published in the Terri
tory say that when it is admitted. George
L Spencer viii be sen to the United
States Senate. The ex-senator is largely
interested in mines there, and is part
owner Of the 0sceola mines in this State.
de Possesses the kind Of metal needed in
legislative halls, and if Dakota is to be
represented by a Republican, no better
selection could be made.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23

A GERMAN physician has foand that
consumption can be produced by the use
OF milk from COWS that have that dis
- In the veterinary college Of Mu-
mich, four healthy pigs. from three to
ten weeks old, were fed with the milk OF
= lung-dise.sei eow. TLsy al died =.
five months q age. and their glands were
found to be tabereuIous. The fall extent
Of danger may be estimated. when If is
known that In Bavaria two per cent OF
cattle. aad Eve per cent Of s~ix-year-old
cows. ere afflicted with tuberculcss CON-
plAints- At Amerbzch, in Odenwald, .
child Of ive years, which for some time
had been nonrishei with the milk OF a
t~ubercuIous COW. died Of consumption,
though its parents were perfectly healthy
One Of the dangers is. that there ia said
to be nothing IL the milk TO indicate this
diseased condition Of the animal from
which It comes
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23

OFFICIAL returns Of Great Britain for
1879 give the number Of Irish absentee
landowners as 2, 673. owning 5sl29, log
acres. valued at f2.470. sig. OF these
absentees, $50 are described as not
usually resident in Ireland. but occasion
ally IN property Of their own to the ex-
tent Of 1865, 347 acres, and an annual
valne Of f6Ol. 072. All others are set
down A. rarely or never resident in Ire
land The Marquis Of LAndsdowne. an
appropriate name, Is "acred to the lips
He Is put down IS the owner Of 10000
acres. Lord Pembroke's property is
chiefly built over by residences in the
neighborhood of Dublin. He has no
residence there, and rarely visits Ireland.
Hin rental is probably Y ESQ., 00.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23

NE iS in receipt Of a copy Of the
Amsrican Daily Exchange. Of New York,
= paper devoted TO the financial, CONNER
cial and mining interests Of the country.
1t is a ~sixteen-page sheet. and contains
all information Of interest in trade mat
ters- 1t is furnished at $40 per year,
3 SO six months. s. for three months,
and 81 25 for one month. Address the
American Exchange, No. 10 Broadway,
New York.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23

STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF EUREKA,
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFIcE.l

NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED. TO THE
following named defendants and to all
owners Of or claimants to the real estate. and
improvements thereon hereinafter described,
known or unknown:
You are hereby notified that 9 suit has been
commenced in the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District Of the State of Nevada, in and
for Eureka county. by the State Of Nevada,
plaintiff. xgsinst each Of the defendants here
matter named. and all Of the following de-
scribed real estate and improvements thereon,
and all own-rs of or claimants to the same,
known or unknown, to recover the tax and de-
linqueuey assessed to said defendants. the Gen.
trail Pscihe Railroad Company, against said
property, for the fiscal year commencing on the
tirs. day Of January, A. d. 1879, and ending on
the Thirty-frst day of December, A. ID. 1879,
and that a summons has been d-ly issued in
such case and you are further notified, that
unless you appear and answer the complaint
fled in the said cause. on or before the 27th
day of February, A. d. 1880. Judgment will be
taken against you. and the resi- estate and i'm
provements herrin described, for the amount
OF tax and delinquency specified, and costs Of
suit.
Tax and delinquency against the following
defendants, 10 wit Central Pacific Railroad
Company. and the following described real es-
tate aud improvements thereon, situated ia the
county OF Eureka, State of Nevada. to wit
Possessory and fee simple title in and to IS So
100 miles of telegraph AMI rsilrosd line, the
same being aud forming a part of the Central
P-eihe ksilroad, situsted In Eureka county,
State of Nevada. and described IS follows. to-
wit: Extending from the east line of Lander
county 30 the west line of Elko county, a dis
tance of IS SO 100 miles, assessed 10 the Central
Pacific Railroad Company. Tax. Fifty-fve hun
dred and Sinsty-one aud 25-lO0 dollars. Ten per
cent Delinquency on above tax, hive hundred
and FIfty-nine I2k-l0o dollars. Twenty-Five
per cent dam ges additional to said amount
of tax and sad ten per cent amounting to
One Thousand Three hundred and Nipety-seven
siA-loO dollars. all in United States gold coin.
GEO. W. MERRILL,
District Attorney in and for Eureka county.
Nevada.
MATTHEW KYLE. Sheriff Of Eureka Co, New.
By JAMES +. MASON. Deputy.
Eureka, January ~, 1880. jan23 I'd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23
Notice Of Assessment.
albion Mining Company. Uncle Sam
Mining Company, Consolidated
A. the Albion Consolidated Min.
Ing Conn Dnny.

A LBIoN CONSOLIDATED MINING COM.
"a PAsY.-Location Of principal place Of
business IAN Francisco. California; location
OF works: Eureka District, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at . meeting of
me Board OF Directors. held on the 18th day Of
January. 1880. an ~ essment mo. ~ Of ten ilOl
cents per share was levied upon the capital
s.ock OF the corporation, payable Immediately,
me aface Of the Company. Rooms 6 and I, No.
%. Pine street. San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TwENTY.SEvENTH
txsthl day Of FEBRUARY. 1850, will be delin.
quent aud advertised for sale At public s~uctiup.
and unless payment Ia made before. will be
sold on FRIDAY. the TwENTY-sIXTH f26th,
gay OF MARCH. 1880. to pay the delinquent Is.
sessment. together with costs Of ADVERTISING
and expenses Of sale. BY order Of the BOARD
OF Directors. d. r. yERDENAL, Secretary.
oyyIcx-Rooms . and Z, e71 Pine street, San
Ssus09hes ts13o -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23
COAS1
fsYxrsx TO vzr rrzxxA DAILY sESTrSxL-
CALIFORNIA
The sale Of Central Pacific stock

say FxaSczsco. January p
Cca~-ni.g th sac Of 5000 ? OF
Central PxcsEe 81 Ok % 3 syndicate o.
Eastern cxpsrzlstS Govsrnor Stanford yes
te7Ssv said 10 An Alta reporter. do not
know that the sale vii ca1se any changed
policy. Tie ssoek vas sold siihoGs any
SPECIAL object n vsw. bat simply IN secord-
xnce zifh IL desire Ct lhe stockholders 10
pat the stock q the MARKET and to enable
ihen 70 sell 81 fair Fiees- The stock has
been 90 tAA bard before bat | do not
know that sny sss sod vould like to
se oar oun people take the stock and keep
n az hcme. TIE read i In s1ch q condl-
fion as 10 p4y sx per e1ut per annun
without aay uO1hSe By dlspcsing Of the
ssaek into ! aazbsr 81 hands there vii be
. larger nunbsr q persons taking zetive
interest in tie company
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23

]. z GEoRcE, unknown TO National
fame, has been selected by the Mississippi
Democrats as Mr.. Bruce's successor in
the United States Senate. and when Mr..
kellogg retires to . merited obscarity in
1883 his veal will be occupied by General
Randall Gibson, now . member Of the
Lower House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23

VIRGINIA CIrr is in the last stages Of
disgust lady Bryan ore assayed from
81 to y, and the bubble bursted. Mr..
Kelley, who examined the mine, swears
BY all that is holy that the miners salted
the drill holes. and the people vow that
Kelley sailed them. Now that the mine
has been found to contain no ore the
stock viii again advance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23

THE UNDERSIGNED A TAKEN POS
\ session Of the Boarding house on Ruby
Hill, lately run by Mrs. Cavanaugh. and has
placed Mr.. T. y. Rnddick in charge.
The business will be conducted in the best
manner and . continuance Of the lib
ersi patronage heretofore extended Is respect
fully asked:
HENRY KIDD.
s0vSA &0vUDoU N ~. nwvLA6
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23
CONCERT PR e,
Assessment Notice.
DHENIx srLyER MINING COMPANY

DHENIx SILVER MINING COMPANY.-LO.
= CATION Of principal place of business, San
lIahclsco, California location of works. Eu-
reka District. Eureka County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of
the Board Of Directors. held on the 18th dsy Of
January, 1850. an assessment, No. -, Of thirty
cents per SHIRE was levied upon the can.
ital stock Of the corporation. payable imme-
diately in United States gold coin. to the Sec.
retsry at the once of the Company, Rooms q
ana 7, No. s27 Pine street, San Francisco, Calf
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty-sixth day Of
February. 1850. will be delinquent, and adver-
Used Tor sale ct public suction and unless
payment 10 made before. will be sold ON FRI
DAY. the TwENTY-SIxTH day of MARCH.
isSo, % pay he Delinquent assessment, togeth-
er with costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale. By order Of the Board Of Directors.
ID. r. vERDENAL, Secretary.
omee-Rooms . and Z. SGT Pine street, San
francisco. California jn72-td
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FoR the sake Of humanity. and in the
interest OF civilization, it is to be hoped
such scenes as occurred in County Mayo,
Ireland, and which is given in u tele-
graphic dispatches. viii prove . rare
ssssusssA .
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DuESs.

Eureka. January 31-william H. Montgomery,
OF Barron county, Kentucky. aged 81 years.
The funeral will take place from Masonic
Hall. ct . O'Clock this afternoon. Friends and
s~cSusintsupss ays suvatsd - stesnA.