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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-30
ALBION.
The Latest q Ricial Letter of Captain
Potts.


The following official letter, bearing date
OF July 21st. is published in the San Fran
cisco mining papers The Uncle Sam cross
cut has progressed down some Is feet since
last report, and we passed through alter
nate strata of red lime, ETC., and low grade
ore. 1t looks as favorable to-day as here
tofore, and we are pushing work in expecta-
ton OF reaching the ore body. In crosscut
Of southeast upraise we have passed through
the white limestone and struck red lime
to-day. We are running in the intermedi-
ate drift southwesterly, nearly parallel with
the Tiptop line. along a well defined slip
or contact Of white limestone and red, car
rying a little ore. We are daily expecting
10 strike this formation in drift from bot
tom OF WINE No. 8, but as vet we are in
hard white limestone; the contact shows a
dip at go degrees northwest. We see no
improvement in crosscut from second level;
the rock is somewhat harder, though Of a
more favorable character, being white
limestone with some iron and red stains.
We are making a good job Of the new
boiler, having raised the smoke-stack to-
day, and will finish the brick work also (;
will make connections tomorrow, and
probably on the day after will get up steam.
The old boiler gave out again last night,
but 1t is repaired and working TODAY.
JOSEPH Porrs, Foreman.
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wanted,

Active employment by Morris II. Joseph. late
of the Golden Rule Store. Address, Postc fhce
box 29s. junlS If
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MORNING BOARD.
105 Ophir-6S 6N
"a M~exican-7h tn
oIo Gould 4 Curry-280c 275c
10 Best Il Belcher IA
o70 California-l50c looc
$50 Savage-l95c ooo
100 Con. virginia-2S5c 2soc
200 Potosi-l45c ,o-.
Ok Hale 4 Norcross-Zooc
100 Crown Point-115c 12Oc
925 Yellow Jacket
430 Belcher-190c 1900
100 sierra Nevada-11b Ia
10 Utah-8k
t55 Bnllion-140c l35c l30c
100 Exchequer-l3oc
100 Kentuck-2
200 Overman-ll0c
100 Union-204 2O1s
40 Lady B~ryan-20c 25c
40 Alta-140c
100 Julia-40c
1875 Caledonia-25c
400 Silver Hill-25c zoe
465 New York-25c 3Oc
so Benton-7Oc
orc Oninn-2A
s0 LADY Washington-20c
vS,ya po.pp.
-
100 Raymond q ElyDioc
80 Eureka i4s
rs N. BELIZE
65 General Thomas-zoc
$50 Metallic-4oc
100 Belle lsie-ooc
100 Paradlse-4oc 4oc
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Go to W. H. Remington 4 Co.'s for
HERCULES Powder. The best high explo-
sive in use.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-30

THOMAS MURPHY has removed his Boot
shop three doors south of the new brick build
ing on Main street. where he is prepared to
make the best French Calf Boots to order. from
$l2 to $40. Repairing neatly done. A large as
sortment Of Boots Of my own manufacture. at
reduced prices.
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FOR SALE

A NrMBER OF GOOD HORSES AND
N Mules for sale. or will be exchanged Tor
wood IT charcoal. For particulars apply TO
W. H. SWEENEY l. CO,
Fashion Stable. Eureka.
Eureka, July II. 1880. jylS1w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-30
watches. Clocks, and Jewelry Re-
haired.

If you want to have your watches. clocks.
and iewelry repaired IN q workmanlike man.
ner go to p. sTEL Frs Jewelry Store, Main
street. All work warranted.
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FoR RENT.

A DWELLING HOUSE ON PAUL. STREET.
N Six rooms, with cellar and wood.house.
A. NJ. HLLLHOUSE.
Eureka. June 1, 1890. jun2-tf
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CABIN FOR RENT,

A FURNISHED FRAME CABIN NEAR THE
"A Consolidated, Price. S. per month.
For particulars apply to
GEORGE EGLEsToN, Drsyman.
Euyskss July o. 1sso. 3yassam
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BLASTING POWDER Of all grades at Rem
ington 4 Cos.
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$40 REWARD.
SALE.

WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BID
w der for cash at l O'Clock p. NJ, on the
premise The 9th day of August. IN not sold at
private sale before that time) the house and
lot belt the corner lot No. 9. Mccoy survey.
Eureka. hnown as the White Properly. oppo-
site Outs shop, and next north from the Ruby
and unGerbrrg Con ofhce. fronting on Main
street. and bounded by Main, Mineral and Mon
roe streets. A. ID. ROCK, Agent.
Eureka, Jaly 10, 1890. For T.. ]. WHITE.
~ II I'd
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Wells. Fargo ~ COS Lest"r Gssi.
The following letters were received at Wells.
Fargo h Cos once last evening aud not
delivered,
Mary Quevedo wescoatt
Cruz Reyes
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
NJ rnx rusxr. AND pALrsApK
D.p.-s.r.. Yesterday.

Departures Yeaterday.
p Daugherty Mrs Bumond
VIM wermuth Gen sabtn
Ads lansing Mrs II 4 hesse
W IL Hayden and wife EJ Hall
L Robinson Mrs Abernay
John Craughan ChAs Oatman
Arrivals Least Nixht
Percy Thompson Mrs r P MeDaniels
II Morton Lowell
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an. Francisco stock Exchange.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-24
Shocking Tragedy.

The Harrisburg Patriot says: CORES
pondent writing from Bainbrldge, Lancas-
ter county, under date Of February 10,
gives the following particulars of TRACE
dy which was discovered on Saturday
morning last.
Charles Lane, wife and two children,
came to Bainbridge last May from the
state of Maryland, and commenced keep
ing house in town until November last,
when they again visited their native state.
The husband returned again in a few days
without his family, saying they had sepa-
rated, and commenced selling off what
household goods they had but about the
14th of December the wife, with three
children, returned again, the youngest
child being only three weeks old, they
again set up housekeeping after being
fostered by the people of the town for
week or more and nothing was thought of
it until Saturday forenoon when the near
est neighbor, John Miller imagined that
something was wrong, not having seen any
of the family for three or four days. Az
ter making 1t known an investigation was
made when it was discovered that the fa-
ther had murdered the wife and two chill
dren and then suicided by taking poison
himself
There seems to be more of mystery
connected with the tragedy than is ex-
planned by the facts furnished by our cor
respondent as above given. 1t seems in
credible that whole family should be
driven to desperation through destitution
in neighborhood of liberality and plenty.
1t looks to us at this distance as if Lane
had quarreled with his wife, and, striking
a fatal blow, concluded to cover up the
crime by making clean job of the whole
family. If to put the family out of misery
were his only object, why not confine him
self to poison as the only instrument of
death?
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-24
An Extraordinary Accident.

The n. Y. World of the 9th inst says,
Car No. Z, Of the Fourth avenue line, was
going up town yesterday afternoon at
about 80 o'clock filled with passengers,
including number of ladies. At
Twelfth street the progress of the car was
suddenly arrested. The horses had been
trotting at six-mile gait. Before any
body in the car could move, long strip of
iron forced its way endwise through the
floor of the car, passed through the seat
on the west lower corner on which Samuel
Glover forty years old, merchant of
Fairfield, Conn, was sitting, and crushing
through the thin seat penetrated Mr..
Glover's thigh. and passing on lodged
against the end of the car. The car was
brought to stand still. The strip of iron
was in such position that Mr.. Glover,
who had become almost unconscious from
the agony he was suffering, was literally
nailed to his seat. Officer Mulcahey, of
the Mercer street police, came up and pro-
cured axes and saws, with the assistance
of several of the passengers cut away the
rear end of the car to release MIR. Glover.
After fifteen minutes hard work the rail
was released from its lodgment, but still
the unfortunate passenger could not be re-
leased. With penknife Officer Mulcahey
managed to cut away the lacerated flesh of
Mr.. Glover's thigh and to release him. A
hack was procured and he was taken to the
Ashland House, where he was stopping.
Physicians were sent for and pronounced
his injuries exceedingly serious.
The accident was of a very singular
character. The tracks of the road are used
not only by the street-car but by heavily
laden freight-cars, in transit from the
Grand Central Depot to the freight depot
in Centre street. On steam roads such
things have happened before, but they
have not been reckoned hitherto among
the dangers of horse-car travel.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-24
Enforcing His Views.

A DR.. Pruden, of Benton, Mimi, walk.
ed into prayer-meeting recently with an
open Bible in his hand and an open, that
is to say cooked, revolver in the other He
intimated there was quite too much contro-
versy over the meaning of certain
Scriptural passage, and that he intended to
shoot any one who differed with him on
the subject. 1t is needless to say that the
congregation unanimously adopted his
views.
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CATARRH.

BROCKvILLE.
@. b. LITTLEFIELD & Co.. DEAR Sm:-I have
been troubled with Catarrh In all Its forms for
the last 20 years, and have used all remedies
recommended to cure. but received little or no
benefit, until tried the Constitutional Catarrh
Remedy. have only used one bottle and a half,
and am so much better that can say it has cur:
ed me- My daughter.ln-law has also been afflicted
for the last four years. She is now using the
remedy with the same result. can truly say 1t
Is wonderful medicine as know from expert
ence that It will cure any case OF Catarrh. l for.
merry lived at Napanee, Ont. Hoping that you
will Introduce the medicine through the Dominion
thoroughly, so that my fellow sufferers may have
an opportunity OF getting cured OF this disease,
Yours respectfully,
NELSON SHOREY.
N. B.-I have always been subject to headache /;
troubled in the least. 1t will cure headache in two
or three hours. N. SHoREY.
2W2m
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Captured by a Dog.

New York, Feb. 1s.-The term of i'm
prisonment of Joseph Boeckman, one of
the desperadoes who terrorized Reading,
Pa, last winter, expired this morning and
he was released. A Reading officer was
on hand to rearrest him, but on seeing the
The officer he fed. He was captured by a
Newfoundland dog, and will be sent back
to Reading.
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copies for 25 cents. Address.
4. JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.


Notice Is hereby given that the Commissioners
ennial Assessments at the following times and
places, when and where all persons aggreved may
attends
AT Duneannon, for Penn twp, on Tuesday the
24th Feb. 1880
At Duncannon, for said Borough, on Wednes.
day the 25th Feb 1880.
AT Mierstown, for said Borough and Green.
wood twp, on Thursday the goth Feb 1880
At Newport for Oliver twp, aud Howe twp
on Friday the 9th Feb 1885,
At Newport, for said Borough and Miller twp.
on Saturday the 2Sth Feb. 1880
At Bloomfield, for said Borough and Centre
twp. on Tuesday the "a March, 1880.
at3P. NJ. j. W. CAN'T,
JOHN w. CHARLES,
HENRY SHUMAKER,
Attest; County Commissioners.
CALVIN NELSON, Clerk
eral Appeals following the District Appeals, will
be held In the Commissioners Office In Bloom
field. as fellows;
For the Districts of Toboyne, Blaln Jackson
Madison, Sandy Hill, Savllle Spring, Tyrone
Carroll and Bloomfield on
Thursday the 4th ddy Of March, 1880;
And for the Districts OF oliver, Miller Newport,
Penn. Duncann0n. Marysville Rye, Watts, New
Buffalo, Buffalo twp, Howe Greenwood, MillerS-
town, Liverpool twp, Liverpool borough and
Wheatfield on
Friday the 5th Of March, 1880;
and alter said District and General Appeals are
over, no further appeals will be heard
j. w, CAN'T,
JOHN w. CHARLES,
HENRY SHUMAKER,
attest: County Commissioners.
CALVIN NELSON, Clerk, Jan 1890.
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A Mean Man.

A farmer three miles north Of Cairo, ILL.,,
was owing hired man $12, and it was the
hired mans misfortune, in telling a tree, to
kill yearling calf The thrifty farmer
charged him $l3 for the calf, and sold the
meat and hide. A Cairo justice, however
iuterfered to protect the laborer.
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1880.
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February II, 1880.
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IA
an auditor appointed TO make distribution Of the
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