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Steamship on Fire-The City of sydney's
Cargo in Flames.

SAN FRANc1sco, March 14th.-A ERE has
Just broken out in the steerage of the Pacific
Mail steamer City Of Sydney. Of the Aus
tralian line, lying at the Pacific Mail dock.
A general alarm was turned in, and the
whole fire department has repaired to the
dock. AT the time of writing six streams
are concentrated upon the fire, which has not
yet broken through the upper deck, and it is
believed that it will be confined to its present
location and subdued without any very Sc.
rious damage. At best the ship, which is
nearly full of cargo, will have to be dis
charged, and some other steamer substituted,
as the City of Sydney was to have sailed for
Sydney Tuesday.
IsEcoND DIsPAToH.l
SAN FRANCISCO, March 14th.-The fire is
in the hold among the cargo and not in the
steerage, as first reported. The origin is I'M
known. No fires were kept on board the
ship. The cargo is not Of combustible
character.
THIRD DIsPATcH.l
SAN FRANcIsco, March 14th.-The fire.
men have now got at the fire, and the safety
of the ship is considered secured, but the ex-
FOURTH DIsPATCH.l
SAN FRANCISCO, March 14th.-At II p. n.
the fire i'll the City of Sydney is still burning,
with no immediate prospect of being extin-
guished As far as can be ascertained, it is
just forward of amidships, either in the lower
hold or on the lower deck There is lumber
and a lot of Honolulu freight stored in that
part of the ship. Water is being poured in
rapidly, and it is probable that the steamer
will have to be pretty well flooded. Arrange
ments have not yet been determined for re.
placing her on the line, and there is likely to
be delay OF several days, and perhaps a
week, in the sailing of the next steamer.
The Granada isrlying at the wharf, and was
to have gone into the dry dock in the morn
ing. 1t is quite probable that she will be
dispatched in place of the City of Sydney.
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The sand Lot-Kearney Takes New DE
parturc.

SAN Francisco, March 14th.-There was
large attendance at the sand lot this after
noon, including many of the more respecta-
BILE classes, drawn by curiosity. Kearney
took an entirely new departure. He invited
the leaders of the Citizens Protective Union
to meet the leaders of the WorlSingmen
on the sand lot for an exchange of views,
promising them a respectful hearing.
He also informed his followers that the
objects of the Citizens Union had been mis-
apprehended; that they intended to use
the Association for the ameIioration of
the condition of the city, for the good
of the laboring classes, and the restoration
of prosperity I; that some INSCRIPTIONS men
had taken advantage of the movement to
create the impression that violent measuses
against the Workingmen were intended,
whereas nothing of the kind was meant, His
audience received his novel speech undenon-
stratively. At the Metropolitan Temple
this evening kalloch adopted Kearney's cue,
and spoke to similar effect. 1t is evident
that the Citizens Union is making its in
fluence felt
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-15
AUDITORS REPORT.

E. II. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, March 10, 1880:
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Business Advertisements. !

Business Advertisements. p =
Proposals for Transportation-U. S. A.
Atlantic White Lead, Western, California and
Pioneer White Lead-whittier, Fuller & Co.
II. II. Pierson-Dentist.
Julius Strutz-wines Liquors.
A. B. Nixon -Surgeon-in- Chief Railroad Hospital
A J. vermilya Undertaken, 1Oe street
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ALL frst-class grocers keep Ghesley'.
Rock & Rye. No other genuine.
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ORovILLE, March 14th.-A fire occurred
here to-day at p. M, which burned one
frame dwelling and badly damaged brick
adjoining. The frame was insured for $500,
and the loss oEEhe brick is also fully covered
by insurance-both in the Home Mutual.
They were Occupied by tenants, none of
whom were insured, and whose loss in burn
ing and damage by water aud removal is
quite heavy. Our burnt district of two
months ago is all rebuilt with substantial one
and two-story bricks.
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CESTERyILLE, March 14th.-Seventy-fiv
feet of the Howe truss bridge on the South
Pacific Coast Railroad one mile south OF Los
Gatos was burned this morning. Cause I'M
known
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ADysRTIsEmENr MENTIon.

Knights Templar-C ommandery No. 2, tonight.
q A. R-sumner Post No. 3, tonight.
u A. O. D.-Fidelity Grove, No. 81, Funeral
Notice
U. A. o. D.-walhalla Grove, No. 8. Funeral
Notice.
Exempts- Funeral Notice.
Auction Sales.
Bel co-1o;so 4. N TO-DAY, at SIS X street.
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Arrested.
R..,road Rrtdre burned.

BAKERsPrELD, March 13th.-R. r. Dom
nell, ex-Assessor, was arrested this evening
on charge of felony. He is now In jail.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-15

Hung Jury
UKrAH, March 14th.-The jury in the case
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LOOK Our FOR BoGUs.-A week ago the
RECORD UNION caves detailed description of
bogus S5-gold pieces said to be circulating
throughout the United States. This bogus
has made its appearance here in plenty. The
coin is so nearly like the genuine as to deceive
many experts if the sound is not taken.
Ring the piece on a table, and it will disclose
its spurious character. In az other respects
it is the best "bogus" ever SEEN IA this con-
nection it is well to warn the public of bogus
$40 pieces, which are out at the East and may
soon be here. The diameter of the half
eagle is exact-the thickness 43-thousandths
of an inch instead of 46-thousaudths as in
the genuine. The vary in weight liz from one
grain light to those one grain heavy. But
coin weights and measurements are practically
useless to the public. The counterfeits of
this kind are off-;olor, having somewhat the
pale orange tinge of virgin gold.
CoLoNIzATIoN.-Severa meetings have
been held by German residents relative to
proposed colonization scheme On Saturday
night another meeting was held at Turner
Hall, T. Stein presiding Joseph Joes Secre-
tary. The matter was thoroughly discussed.
The idea seems to be to form a company to
guy n tract OF ldlQ anu SuDulN1QS IL llLO on
and 160-acre farms for immediate occupancy
by the members Some of those present
favored going to Washington Territory to
purchase, others favored q location near Sac
ramento on account of its advantages as q
market-place. Mr.. Stillinger was appointed
to ascertain what land could be bought on the
Norris ranch, and other members are to re-
port as to other suggested locations The
meeting then adjourned for one week.
Social NorEs.-Saturday evening there
was a social party at the residence of P. a.
Miller, 400 NJ street, which brought together
large number of the friends of the family.
:. At the residence of g. K Van Heusen
the birthday of that citizen was celebrated by
his friends, who gave him a surprise party.
-. Rev. s. Gerstman and wife, Saturday
evening, were the recipients of surprise
party, the occasion being the twenty-eighthi
anniversary of the marriage of the hosts, who
entertained their guests in manner that
made the affair a very enjoyable one. =. The
Los Angeles papers announce the marriage
of Joseph l.. B. Alexander, of that city, to
Miss Amanda A. Salsig, formerly resident
of Sacramento.
BASE BALL.-The Pacific Base Ball Club
has been organized, and has elected the fol.
- c,s-.s y1- p,A-n
hszminSky' secretary ". campbell, Presl-
q ni;, Fl T Newisah' lce-fresident; ".
man The Athlete junior base ball
cino, was organized on saturday with these
officers: Captain, L. Reber; President, W.
Hearth; Secretary, A. Kleinsorge; Treas
uiei' -Aio' y iiiAn' a. NOSE
STREET RAILwAY.-The City Railway
Company is about to enter upon the work Of
o.,s.-nct;,, Tho Tan.L-s.rao. - r:t-.
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A Long-Continucd Gale.

Dixon, March 13th.-A furious north wind
has prevailed here for several days with a lull
of twenty four hours only. Several wind
mills have been blown down, buildings un-
rooted and other damage done.
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LADIES FRENCH KID SHOES, of the finest
grade-eight dozen placed in stock to-day at
the Red House.
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CUIU W tit1tf III AHAAsIuuF NVuHsy'
lone CITY, March 13h.-Cold north winds
have prevailed here for the past three days.
materially checking the growth Of everything.
Now Is the time the peach trees should be Ia
bloom, but they show no signs of blooming
vet. The thermometer stood at 26' above
zero this morning. The rainfall fall fer the
past season is 10i inches.
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HAYwAIDs, March 13th.-Ed. Sorenson.
the young man who committed suicide at
Modesto Wednesday. was resident of this
place. His body arrived here Friday and
was buried at Mt. Eden Cemetery to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23
APPLICATION ron A PATENT

ITO THE P~AssAYUNK MtNE-No. SIS
IL T. ; Lard Ofhee. Eureka. Nevada, Jsnu-
airy S. fsse-Sotice Is hereby given that the
Pa~~syunk Gold and silver Mining Company.
By its duly authorized agent. VI q. CAyanaugh.
wkose posSCtace address Is Eureka. Nevada has
tails day hled bis application for a patent for
Efteen hundred u.Eoo} linesr feet OF the Prsss-
Junk mine or vein besring silver. with surface
gryund six hundred lea1f fret In width. situate.
lying and being in White Piue Mining District,
County Of White Pine. and State o. Nevada,
and known aud 5esignaf*d by the field notes
and official plat ON Die in this Office IS lot No.
one hundred and four tte4l The exterior
boundaries Of said lot No. f04 being a. follows,
% Wit Variation Is degrees esst Commencing
st a poet marked MOI. L 5. Survey No. i04,
whence the sexton csxner at the southwest cor
Isr Of section 81, ~tswnship l6 north range SS
east. N. %. NJ. bears : - degrees ~ min W.
a.sSs feet. Post No. ~ z. ;. Survey No. a.
California led. bears n y degrees 40 min =.
a. feet. and the shaft upon this lode bears N.
T44 DEGREES W 9l feet Thence running, FIRST
course. y. ia degrees ". ~a feetto post mark
ed Ne. !. e ; survey Ne is- Thence second
course y. rzA degrees Z lAoo feet to post
mzFksd No. j. T.. survey Ne lo4. Thence
snIrd course ;. II degrees z coo feet 10 post
mzrxsd ~. 4. L : Survey No l4. aud thence
fourth course ; l2k degrees w.isao feet 10
post No. i. the pfsre II hegrnning, containing
70 ge-foo acrvs. This eIzlm Is bounded on
neither end by any known claimant The
nearest maiue is the CshsSrrts.
The location 0f this nlire IL duly recorded ID
the Recorder ofHee Of White Fine Mining
pfsfrirt, on page -. IN book -, OF the mining
record. u said District
Any azd all p~rsoEs claiming adversely ANY
portion Of said Pzsszyunk mise er said min-
Ing ground As ber~tnhefore Ges rfbed. are re
quirrd 81 ME their adverse claim WITH tue
kezisser Of the Tnitrd STATES Land emeeat
kursks, In the State Of Nevada. during me
sixty days period u gahateation hsrroi, or
sk=s ~4lI be barred By virtue Of HE pToyisions
Of The statute
jus-sud JAMES McMAETfS, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23

rTo THIS CAROLINE MISE-So. So
Cnissd States Land Ofsee, Eureka, De.
esmher 8. tsT4. Notice - hereby gwen 'ha'
Everts X CO. snd ssmou Fisher. whose fost.
ossre address Is Haniltan- Nevada nase 'hls
day fled their application for a patent ier
Lao linear feet Of thu Caroline mine or VEN
bearing silver. with surface gruund two hnn'
dred feet In wfdth, sftuafe. lying and ptihsn
Whtts Zine Mining District County OF wnHN
Pine. and State Of Nevada. and known and des-
ixussed by the geld notes sua ofncial pAtoh
die IN thu os1ee as Lot Nuahsr - Tue et's-
risr undsrt Of said Let Ne y being as io.-
lows. 70 WITT. Variation ID deg ~ min eas.
Commencing at q post marked Nc. l Us sur
vsy No. s.. wk-nee Z. > monument Ne. oFas
n Y deg W. : AGO feet; The ssetieu eorrsr eom,
naon u eSs tlOns 2 and s. Il Is n, Il 4. Ans
Sections "a saa IS. r 10 u. Isl \, bears =
deg IS aair L 1880 feet the cid AHsfor slA.'
bears n q deg Is min e. E3 feet. and NC "a -
eoxery tunnel on THIS claim bears , = eee
min ". "a feet. Thence. running lt s~esS'
5 "A deg W. i.sOo feet. 70 post Ne ~ ~
vey No. ~. I'll course. y IS stsg W. aolses y
post Ne. 8. e. ) Survey No 81 Al enGrss.S.
deg L, / co feet. to post No = U : SatN.!
NJ. ~; sth course. 5 Us deg h, 80 tsst y
place Of beginning, containing 4 Wy ~
This claim Is bounded en- the nHrtn W w
silver Chamber mining claim . reiosan'I .tv
the smaaor. The location Ct this uins -
recorded IN the Reecr1srs onaes Of wni'e ~
Mining District. tn Book J, page tts ~ ~
mining records Of said district Ary anu "a
persons claiming adversely any portion o. az
Caroline mine. or said mining grnuniss nj,
tneefore described. are required y nls s,s5
adverse claim sith the Register % shs - n
Stasss Land Offce. At Enreks. IN tne S.A
Nevada, aurina the sixty days Ferioa Sl Pn.,rs
cation hereof. or they viii be barred " '
Of The provisions VI the statute
dT-sud ANE NcAshftS HesiH
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23

WATER CONTRACT.
The Agreement Entered into
BETWEEN rHE-
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
and
w. w. MCCOY.

THIS AGREEMENT. MADE AND
into tina sne rrss day of Dscemoer. a D
f1sssf me Thousand eight hundred and -.
ensg-aane. BY and between " W. AcfsoT n
the oSn and eounfy II Earska. state of W.
vnoA. the party Of the drsx part. and stse 8a.ri
% County Commissioner "a the Couurv ~
Harek2. st1so II Nevada. acting for spd IN bs-
a2lf M the Town al EarukA. TN he Gaunrv
Of Eareks. State on Savsds. hv b. y rarr~-
Chairman nj said Beard. duly aatnar-x-a ~
an order al SAID BOARD u execute this A.r~~
menf. the parry Of the s~eond part wstns-r@~sb
That tbs said party az the rrst mart - xua
IN consideration Of the covenants. yr.mis-.
and ssre~m.nfs as the part of the party N sbe
sesond part and hereinafter contained -
aAnrsg p~s~Ealses and 1sr~~s
Firs7-fhzf he vii keep the Ore tank nav
sstuated On rne hill west Of the tuwn az sa.
rvsa. Nevada. full al water At al tim. ! -xe-ns
poses. Qr znrn ft ID drawn d0wn Nv yhe ~.
ssampsnies ar BY any ire eunpxny. or by INV
artas nfnenx or part OF any 1re Company ar
eump.nies af said Town or in lieu : k-~p-
tns ssid 1r~ tank fuil d water % sfor-n.aa
sthsr sank. or IN ether tanks to BE- by sim
eonsSrsn ssd IN sid hiil. II or ne-r sad sr-
s~nk ar IN ell said tsnks sozesh-r. u.ter
amounting 70 airy thoasand laD.Ae1 gzlIans.
ior 1r~ parnas~s fur sad tuwn
>~sn4-fhst he vail. in use " ar~. uisr.
ms entire water supply. pipes and tsn q at b.
ssrvfes a1 the said tnwn for 1rs purposes.
thsra-FAnf 10 Will. 40 snon A. fh~ weather
vail Permit the same N b done. aussn IL.
snknSNzFseuA a - hu xua e -
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Notice to Delinquent Co-owners
In the Msunsmin View Mine

ITO JAMES Burns. John QrT6LEY AND
Il HUGH LEDSARD- Ton. and each u ysn.
aud your representatives sad s1eresscrs IN In
esrest respectively. are hereby Rstt1ed that 1
have performed work and labor upon the
Mountain View mine and ledge. situated N the
Secret Canyon Mining Dtstrtet. tureka eounty.
Nevada 10 ne kauunr aad value q SIX Hun
fred 1901 Dollars. IN United States gold coin.
d1rfzg the psst 81 years. 10 Wit. from the
month II Marsh. A. D. 1sr3. 10 and Including
the year 1873, Tie same being 500 for each year.
hat EeRr lrspurron If tbs eess u said wora
and Labor ~ - solluws. 10 wit.
lanes Burns me fees sac 90
gonn Quigisy ..4-. leo a. 20 90
hugh Leonard .----.l13N a. %
And you and ssen Of Tcn are hereby nct1Eed
snzsr you fail - eontr1but= ygar said proper
1on II the cost II said labor sad vsrk. within
9ns hundred and eighty tisa8 days fron the
dare hereof. Yaur Respective interests in said
Mountain Vtsx mine viii become the property
VI the undersigned. POUR eo-owaer in sst1
mine who has made the said expenditures and
p-rfarned SAID surk End labsr. Ia accordance
and by virtue az the laws OF Congress-, Section
LIZA sf the Revised Statutes q the Unif~d
states.
PATRICK pEvELIS, ce-ewuer.
zurekz. View. sept ~. 1879. s9Nfzxsed
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DELISQUESTs
Notice to Delinquent Co-owners
In the Birifng Afne.

ITO JAMES LARRAwAY leu and POUR rep
r~sertarsv~s and szceessars in interest,
axs hereby zyt11ed thst l have performed work
and laesr "a TIE Bring Eszns and ledse. sta
atsd n ne Cerrez Mnfng District. Eursks
county N=xaGa. 10 the smcuns and yaias OF
sns hundred 500 dollars IA tettet states
geld cain azrisg the past rear. &c wit. From
the ncrsh e Janzzry, A. D. l-Ns. up % Jznu-
1-y !. tsa. ne same being en- kan8red dollars
far said v~sr. That your proportion Of the
eost II said ~crk and Labor for the said year 10
As faLsE=s. ~ wit
lanes Larrnway- T0 fest.------ so 90
And Foa aad your representatives. and success
sors, and saen Of you. srs hereby notified that
II Tou Ea&l % euuzri51te yguE said Prnportissn
Of tA= ecsz sf said labor aaa work witain one
hundred and sszhry gIsf days fron the date
thereof. F1ur interest n SAID Birttnz m1ns and
ledge VII eseonzs the property q the under
signed. POUR 60 oE1er IL sa1e zatEs. Tao las
nnte ne SAID exr~cd1rzr~s and performed said
Eorx and labor. in sccur2anee and By virtue 81
the Avs az con9rsss. sscNen 4Tas u the Re-
yIssG Stzr119s sf the United States
HENRY OSBORN. c~e-owner.
Eu-sAz- Szv.. TanEary J. lisa jan%sod
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CHINESE CURES!
DR.. MEN LEE,
The Celebrated Chinese Physician,

rs PREPARED TO TREAT PATIENTS N
the most scientific manner. He has made
nedieine lis lifetime study, sad cures ainost
,x~-v aisesss. He cures rheumatism in .
shoxr tine. He has new r~uedies for AL
sPECIAL DISEASES. and can ours them sery
su,<kiy. His medicines are all gwen bot He
gs<< no cold remedies. he has made . number
cf .stoufsains cures. and all persons siline
xhruAa Al snre consult him. Chronie diseases
weld readily 70 his remedies. and cures where
Eauy others have failed
NOTICE. am . graduate Of tie medical
School Of Canton
~OrYIcE-Eed Building. west side Of Monroe
street.. jei
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Notice to Delinquent Co-Owner
LIN the Ptstsbary Mine.

fINo kETka lou and POUR rep-
Il resenr@fives and Successors In interest are
asrscy nunast tnar have performed work
and LABOR an ras etrshurx Nine and ledge. sis-
aared IN the Eureka Mining Diskrset. sureka
cDunfT, Ssxsaa. 10 ;hs amount snd value Of
two hundred dollars 5000 In United stairs
gold enin. during the past two years. to wit
frum rns month az January. A.. d 1878. ~ and
lnsindfns the year 4. h. 1879 tha same befng
one hundred tstlars sl1gf fox each year. Thai
yunr preparation af the cost II said work and
1aoor f1r the said rwo years Is ~ follows. to
WIT
Feter Iahnson--.5 30 feet SD sss
And 7ou and POUR representatives and sue
esssors. ard eseh Of you. srs hereby notiied
mat II yua rali n contribute your said prvpor-
Ton Or The cost If said labor and work within
sns hHndr-i and eighty 1891 days from the
lafe hereof, four interest IN said Pfttshurg
NINE and ledge viii becama the property cf
me anhersigned. POUR e0-aw1er IN said mine,
sso nas mate shs said expenditures. AMI ger
nnrsnsd ssii wnrs and labor. in accordance and
~ slrrae Of the laws Of Congress-. section 2.32s
of the Revised STATUTES Of tha United States.
W. TAYLOR. Ce-owner.
Eareza- ssv rsssaab~r ID. u D. AT sod
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23

rr,o WHOM TT May CONCERN NoiieSa
~ hsrshx a.. that / have been sppoin..
Aimsnlssr.,sr svsr tbs estate Of Carlo Vensrs
deceased. and ali ersdisors q said ssss ,heir
hereby netsaea and required ~ prssslsrs. At
said claims 10 me. with pss~sssIs ~ Eureka.
Nevada. ~sts,n ~. months from the ds'so
the arss paslicatiop Of this notice or ssntion
will oe barred. and not entitled
Qua Ut the asssss of said esfafs. .tor
NAfAlk RAScASetVs se1ssaiswsm
EUREKA. October ~ lsfs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23
STATE OF NEVADA.
COUNTY OF EuzExA.

SrATE OF NEVADA.
corsry u REx
IN this nth lay Of Deeenber. A. D. one
thousand eight aundrei and seventy nlrs. he
torH me. = Il. Harmon. q Notary Public IN and
Tor said county. residing thrrein. duly COM
Lissaones4 and sworn personally appeared B. r.
turner. Chairman "a the Board ~ County Conn
missioner Of Eureka county, Nevada, person.
ally known To be the individual whose name Is
subscribed 70 the foregoing Instrument as
Chairman Of said Board. and ne duiy 4ckuowt-
edged ro LIE thai a. execured The Same as Chair
man OF said Beard. for and On behalf and IN
tas nzne II said Bn&rvf, a. its free and voinn-
kAry aet and deed. and for the uses and u4r.
DISCS tnsrran nsnfieuef. aud in pursuance Ut
NE order ana resolution OF said Board lirrer
iig saen 2srnem4Ht ~ be exeenfed by signing
ne snms A. Chairman thereof. and a1axtug
thereto the seal II sad Board.
IN witness whereof I have herennfo set nv
hand and sr1xea my official seal. IN said
county the day sna year IL this esrancate
1rst sbave written.
szAL = b HARMON. Notary Public.
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COUNTY ON 1EzEKA
On tnis fourth day OF Deeemhsr. A. D. aue
thousand sasnr annarea and aevausy-aips. u~r-
sonAily Epfesrra before ne. Il. j. Aanpiu. |.
Eureka. W W Mccoy. whose rnws = s,n
serfbsd 70 TIE Hnnsxed instrument !. = u.rrv
thereto, psr-sns1ly Known TO me 10 ee he same
prr~sn deserrbed IN. and VINO executed he ..ad
snnerrd snssra.zsnr. - o parry tner~to. znd no
aniy v Ssa 20 m thar he exeeured sbs
same freely and voluntarily. mi Tor n. -.
and rurpes<s therein mentioned.
In witness. whereof r have herrunsp go INV
nAnn- 4na Arnxrsf NV oraeiai seal. the dsv ani
year III rnis eersi1e.fs first .osxe xr.rreu'
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MEDICINE AND PHYSICIANS.

DR.. sPINNEY & CO.,
No. IL Kearny street,
,,,REAr ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
YOUNG MBN
who NAV be suffering from the effects OF youth
spi foliies or indiscreions will do well to avail
themselyes Of this, the greatest boon ever laid
Al the feet of suffering humanity. DIT. SPIN
new will guarantee TO forfeit i've hundred dol
lars for every case Of weakness or private as
e,se OF any lind or character which he under
takes and fails to cure.
MIpDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many ct the age Of thirty to sixty
Who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
OF the bladder. often accompanied BY asiignt
.,s.Ys.sz or burning sensation, and . WEAKEN
ms Of the system in q manner the patient can
not secount for. On examining the urinary
aeposits 4 ropy sediment will often be found,
and sometimes small particles Of albumsn VIII
appear. or the color Will be Of . thin milkish
hue. aesin changing to . dark and torpid sP-.
pearance. There are many men who die OF
mis- dittculty. ignorant of the cause, which 10
The second stage Of seminal weakness. Dr.. ..
NIL guarantee . perfect cure In all such cases,
and : healthy restoration Of the genito-urinAry
organs. -
once Hours-lo to 4 and s to 8. Sundays
from 10 10 IL Az. Consultation free. Ihor-
cugh examination and advice. IS.
Cal or address DIR. sPINNEY & CO.
No. IL Kearny St.. San Francisco.