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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-23
Auother shootine scrape.
PACIFIC COAST INTELLIGENCE.

Two Sailors Drowned-City Treas
ment of S62, OOO-AII Corporations
to Pay Taxes on their Capital
StOck-Assessments ON Mount Di-
abIO and Sierra Nevada-Marquez'
Band Broken Up.
GBy Telegraph to the Sentinel
SAN Francisco, June 22.- William Pau
haurst and Rudolph Foskuhl, sailors on
the Schooner Gaslight, were drowned in
Whisky Slough, about 80 miles above An
tioch, on the 18th inst, by the swapping
of a skiff.
The Board of City Hall Commissioners
to-day resolved to employ counsel to bring
legal proceedings to compel the Board of
Supervisors to make a 15-cent tax levy for
the continuance of work on the New City
Hall.
The Supreme Court to-day issued a writ
of mandate to compel the City Treasurer to
satisfy a Judgment of S62, 900 against the
city, on account Of the destruction of pri-
vate property by a mob during the riots of
July, 1879.
In the suit of the city to recover taxes
from the Spring Valley Water Company
for the fiscal years of 1876 and TT, the Su-
preme Court has overruled the demurrer
Of defendant, reversing the decision Of the
lower court, with leave for the defendant
to answer. The effect of the decision is to
make all corporations pay taxes on their
their capital stock.
Mount Diablo has levied an assessment
Of two dollars, and Sierra Nevada one.
At the Portland City election yesterday,
the Republicans elected all their candidates
except one Councilman.
A Tucson dispatch says The band Of
| MARQUEE, revolutionists, was broken up
and disbanded near the Sonora line on the
18th instant. The Mexican Consul sta
| toned here, upon learning of the move
ment, notified the U. s. military authori-
ties, who promptly sent a force to arrest
the parties. Marquee, on learning of the
movement, disbanded his forces and re-
turned here last night. 1t is reported on
good authority that he left this morning in
| disguise for San Francisco. This move
ment OH the part of the United States
troops has, it is believed, completely crushed
| the Marquee revolution. Leading Mexican
| residents here are loud in their praise Of
our Government for the action which they
say has saved their Government many
lives and much treasure.
CoURTLAND, June ~. - Last evening
| Louis Weber, son of D. G. Weber, Of
Clarksburg, while sailing on the river near
that place, was drowned by the oapsizing
Of the boat.
SAN RAFAEL, June pa man was found
| dead this morning, about two miles north
of Saucelito. with a pistol-shot in his mouth.
On the leaf OF a notebook, found upon
him, was written: "In this sheltered nook
I lay me down to die. When o man out
lives his usefulness I think he ought to re-
tire. I have lone 80. Adieu. Signed.
Harry Eaton, Central Pacific, Fourth and
Townsend Streets" Deceased is supposed
to have been in the employ of the railroad
company.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
B. voLK. plaintiff

Nc.
JOHN EsTERLY and WIN. %GUTzKoo,
Defendants.
TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
~ OF sale aud judgment of foreclosure Of
mortgage issued ont Of the District Court Of tho
Sixth Judicial District of the State OF Nevada.
in and for Eureka county. on the 18th day Of
June. A. d. 1850. in the above entitled action,
wherein b. volk, the above-named plaintiff. OBJ
tanned Judgment against John Esterly and VIM
Gutzkoo. defendants. which said judgment was
on the 18th day Of June. AID. 1890, recorded In
judgment book b. page 1855. of the said District
Court. I am commanded to sell the following
described property, to-wit That certain piece,
parcel and tract OF land situate and lying and
being in the town of Eureka, county OF Eure-
ka and State Of Nevada. and particularly de-
seribed as lot No. hve (5), In block No. seven
~. in the Monroe Survey of the town OF Eu-
reka. having a footage on Buel street OF TWEEN
ty-fve (25l feet, and extending easterly the
same uniform width o distance Of one hundred
tloo) feet to Spring street, together with al and
purtenances thereunto belonging, and the rents,
issues and profits thereof, to raise the
sum Of $l2o0.oo in United States
gold coin, at the rate of two and one-half
per cent. per month, from the Third day OF
April. A. d. 1878. until paid. damages adjudged
due the plaintiff, together with the sum OF
$50. 80, In United States gold coin, taxed costs,
and the further sum OF $4,000 gold
coin, counsel fees, and the sum Of ei2.50
for taxes paid on said morteaged premises, ana
all accruing costs ana expenses " hthe.
Public notice ia hereby given that on
Monday. the 18th day Of July. A. D.. 1880. be-
tween the hours of . O'Clock A. NJ. and D O'Clock
p. NJ. TO wit Al 10 O'Clock noon, of said day.
I will sell ali the right. title and interest OF
the said defendants, John Estsrly and VIM. Gutz-
koo, in and to the above described property, az
the front door OF the Courthouse, IN the town
Of Eureka, Nevada, at public auction. for cash
in hand. to satisfy said judgment and decree
and all costs.
By JAS. F. MASON. Deputy.
Eureka. Eureka county, Nevada, June 2ist,
1850. te2o I'd
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Ex-SENAroR SpRAcUE has been in.
volved in another difficulty. altogether
different from that in which he wa en-.
gagged with Senator conkling. Not liking
the way in which the Sprague estate was
being administered by the assignee, he
went down to Baltic, Conn.,, a few days
ago, and took possession of the Sprague
mills there situated. The superintendent
refused to recognize his authority. and is
said to have knocked Senator Sprague
down in the difficulty which ensued.
However this may be. sprague and his
friends succeeded in ousting the superin-
tendent and remained in possession, sleep
ing in the mills that night. At last &C
counts they still held the fort.
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~ W
KANSAS CrrY, June GA startling trag-
edy was enacted here last night, resulting
in the death, by suicide, Of the wife Hayde
Brown, the condemned murderer. The
execution of Brown is take place at Mober-
ly on Friday. He is now confined in Jail
in this city. His wife, an intelligent, pre-
possessing woman Of 26 years came here
with her three-year old child a few days
ago., and has spent nearly all her time in
her husbands cell since her arrival. Dur
ing the entire day yesterday she was there,
and it appears that an agreement was made
| between him and his wife that both should
commit suicide. AT haf-past 2 o'clock last
night, accordingly, as the time approached,
the woman, in her boarding place, wrote a
note of explanation, pinned it to her child's
breast, and making a bed upon the floor,
placed a revolver to her temple and put a
bullet through her brain. She expired in
stantly. Two policemen went to the Jail
to notify Brown of his wife's act, and as
they called him into the corridor they saw
him put something into his mouth hastily.
They Immediately grasped him by the
throat, and after q protracted struggle.
succeeded in removing half an ounce OF
morphine from his mouth. The morphine
had been given to him by his wife. When
called to thec corridor, Brown uttered oath
after oath, n curse after curse, and after
the poison was removed he begged to be
killed, and cursed his fate. Brown is a
thoroughly bad man, and the strange devo-
ton of his wife is the subject of much
comment.
Another Shooting Scrape.
LEADvILLE, June 22.-William Cunning
ham was killed, and J. P. O'Brien severely
wounded yesterday, while the latter was
quarreling with Tom Hogan. O'Brien
fired at Hogan, missing him and killing
Cunningham, when Doc Norton, who was
present, fired at O'Brien with the above re-
cu1f
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OWING TO OUR REMOVAL FROM EU-
~ REKA, we kindly request our Customers
to come forward and settle up their accounts at
once, or we shall be obliged to place them in
the hands of our lawyer for collection.
Any one having claims against the New York
Store. or Farmer h Lesser, will please present
them at once for payment, previous to the dis
solution Of the partnership by the LIST Of July.
1880. FARMER l. LESSER,
Eureka, June Q, 1890. JUNO I'd
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COMPANY UNIFORMS.

A TAREGULAn METRIC OF RICHMOND
"A Hose Company No. 9, held at their Hose
House June II. 1850, 1t was ordered that the
Secretary. by advertising. request all persons
having the Company's uniform. TO hand them
in on or before Friday. june Is. 1880. TO Hugh
Price. ~janitor Of the Company. at his saloon on
South Main street. Those wishing to retain
them will please report, so that the Company
may know the number they have on hand.
OWEN McDERMoT. Foreman.
NJ. BOWLING, Secretary,
Eureka. June IA, 1880. junl5
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

9 INTEND TO REMOVE FROM EU-
IA reks by July 18th. I will sell my entire
stock of FANCY GOODS, JEwELRY. SILVER
WARE AND CLOCKS AT COST. Now is the
time to secure bargains at ABE MoosER's,
next door to Cazeaux's butcher shop.
A fine safe and store fixtures for less than
cost.
Eureka, June IA, 1880. jun16 II
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or Sale at a Bargain.

OWING To THE ILL HEALTH OF THE
" Proprietor, an old established Restaurant
doing o large business in one Of the best local.
tiles In the city, will be sold cheap for cash,
aiso the building and furniture complete. To
any one desiring q good paying business this
10 an opening seldom offered. Apply to
JOHN 8. CAPRON.
Eureka. June II, 1850. jun12 If
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Tn view of the fact that crow diet will
be rather fashionable during the present
simmer of conventions and elections, it
NAV be interesting to know how that pc
culiar sfeed" first came into vogue. The
editor Of q western paper has explored
the literature of the subject, and found
that the first ~allusion to "eating crow
was made in the Knickerbocker Maya
Yin a little more than a quarter Of a CEN
tury e 1t was a story of a summer
clearinghouse keeper on the Hudson,
and of an indignant patron. Whenever
the latter ventured to suggest that the
spring chicken was rather tough, or that
the roast beef must have been cut from
the cows hoofs, he was directly told that
he was entirely 'too pertickler," and that
the autocrat of the table and the house
could eat anything, even a crow. This
settled the matter for the time being, but
the boarder, convinced against his will,
was Of his own opinion still, at all events,
in regard to the quality of the edibles
placed before him. So often was the re-
mark, 81 kin eat anything; / kin eat a
crow" brought down on his devoted
head, that he finally decided to try the
old man. He went out cunning one day,
and succeeded in bagging a fine, fat, old
black crow. He went into the kitchen,
and by dint of soft words and filthy
lucre, induced the cook to allow him to
prepare that crow for the table. He
boiled it nicely, and it wasn't such a bad
looking dish after all. His heart mis-
gave him; the flinty old cuss would eat it
after all. The cook was a Scotch woman
and used snuff. He borrowed all she
had, and s~prinkled it literally over the
crow, gave it another simmer, and then
taking it on a salver, brought it before
his host, saying as he sat it down, NOW,
my dear sir, you have said a thousand
times, if you have said it once, that you
can eat crow. Here is one very carefully
cooked" It is said the old man turned
pale for q moment, but braced himself
against the back of his chair, and with
81 kin eat crow" he began cutting a
good mouthful. He swallowed itRnd
then preparing for a second onslaught, he
looked his boarder straight in the eye,
while he calculated, '1ve eaten crow"
and took his second portion. He lifted
his hands mechanically, as if for a third
onslaught, but dropped them quickly
over the region of his stomach, and ris-
ing hurriedly and unsteadily, retreated
towards the door, muttering as he went,
'sBut dang me if / banker arter it,
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g REWARD.

GONE ONE EFFECTED AN ENTRANCE
- into the lamp-room at the furn-
aces. between the hours Of 8 and 9 O'Clock Sun
day morning, and distracted a "gun." Twen-
ty-ive dollars reward will be paid for its re-
covery and q clue to the party. Following is a
description Of the weapon: Webley Holster
Pistol, IN calibre. 442 blue. No. "a. s32. London
make. CHARLES DEHMAN,
At the Richmond Furnaces.
Eureka, June IA, 1850. junl6 1w
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The Origin Of am Elegant Picture fm
the Paris Salon.

"Sleep" is the title Of perhaps the most
Salon. "a little history connected. with
this work Of art" is related by q French
journalist. One sultry June day NJ. Hen
ner worked and worked at a picture which
refused to respond to his wishes. Discour-
aged and out Of humor, the artist threw
down palette and brush, babe his model, a
young girl Of sixteen, to break her pose,
and then strobe hastily up and down the
studio. The girl, fatigued, stretched her
self on the divan and soon fell asleep. The
artist, still continuing his moody walk.
suddenly remarked her as she lay there in
SO natural Q pose, the blood gently suffus-
ing her cheeks. the lips half open. On
filed with ardor, painted the charming
picture "Sleep."
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NEW TO DAY.
What MONEY WILL DO!
FOR Cash ONLY

Fresh fruits and vegetables (by train) every
day, at west market rates.
Live Chickens always on hand, and dressed
to order.
All goods are delivered free of Charge.
Call and see us and be convinced.
b. BERG,
Two doors South of the Jackson House, oppo-
site the new Courthouse.
Eureka. June 20, 1850. je23 If
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o RENT.

A SUIT OF ROOMS AT THE CORNER OF
IA Bateman street, opposite the SENTINEL
Once. suitable for an Office or any kind Of
business, or o private residence. For psrticu-
lars, apply to MRS. i. CHRISTOPHER.
Eureka. June 2, 1880. jun3-1m
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Pocket Book Lost.

+ HAVE LOST MY PoCKET-BooK. CON-
L tanning letters, papers and pictures. be-
tween Trims ranch and Eureka. The finder
will confer . favor on me by leaving the same
at the SENTINEL ofice, or at Joe Mendes' saloon.
DUTRA GERoME.
Eureka. May as. 1880. my2et If
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TO RENT, CHEAP.

THO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES. ONE OF THE
i best residences on Mob Hill. For partic-
ulars. inquire on the premises, next door to
Mr.. Rube Eggleston's residence
Eureka, June 8, 1880. june-tf
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AN INExPLICABLE PLAGUE.


That Providence works in mysterious
ways has long been accepted as the only
explanation of events which battle science,
set ~precaution at naught, and fill mems
minds with something akin to despair.
just at present the State of New Jersey,
which is being rapidly qualified for the
distinction of becoming the modern Egypt,
is an example strictly to the point.
Wrecked in sections by wind-storms
swept by a fierce sea of flames, and now
invaded by countless myriads of remorse-
less, ravaging pests which do their bale
full mission with a celebrity and a COM
pleteness absolutely astounding, the af-
fiicted State appears destined to be con-
verified into a veritable sandy desert.
Just where the "army worm" comes
from, and what is its peculiar function in
the economy Of nature, are mysteries be-
yond the scope of finite comprehension.
Like the "plague of locusts," the devas-
tating insect made its appearance sud-
denly, without the slightest ~premonitory
sign, and commenced business on a gigan-
tic scale without a moments delay.
Sweeping steadily westward, it leaves no
trace Of vegetation behind it. Where
verdant pasture and thriving crops had
been, the naked earth lies blistering be.
meath a June sun, and the toiling agri-
culturist looks from his bedroom window
at early dawn over a scene of ~desolation,
a spectacle of blasted fields which mutely
tell Of blighted hopes. The l~ittleness Of
man, despite his boasted control of the
elements, his rapid strides in science, and
the accumulated experience of centuries,
is made painfully apparent by these phe-
nomena. In olden times such a scourge
would have been viewed as a direct pun
ishment for some national crime /; and,
to-day, although superstition has only a
lingering hold upon human imagination,
there are probably those who will view
these affections from . ~retributive stand
point.
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sTOR

NoTrcE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ HANG nd
IN this day bought the store ana io ~ .spt
goods and building formerly. owned anu town Of
by All Sing. ON Monroe street, IN III, Keep q
Eureka, State of Nevada. where w sINd.
full line Of Chinese goods. sA ,s1aIm
Eureka. May 10, 1850.
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FOR RHrIT.

A DWELLING HOUSE ON PAUL STREET.
IA Six rooms. with cellar and wood-house.
A. NJ. HILLHOUSEs
Eureka, June /, 1880. txr sun2-tf
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A DENVER grave-stone agent adveTtiscs
to furnish from the works Of
the New England Granite Company with
neatness and dispatch. We would advise
him to interview Messrs. Garfield and Ar
thur, the accredited executors Of the Re-
pubiicsn party.-fLsadville Democrat.
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND 90 ON ATLAS HILL.
N The property consists of two rooms.
wood-shed. and cellar. The property can be
purchased cheap for cash. For particulars
apply to A. OLIVER,
Upholstery establishment on South Main ST.,
just above the Turner House.
Eureka, June II, 1880. jun15 II
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- Pure whisky.
No family should be without simMen in
rsSob Whtsky. Best in the world. JUNO Al"
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NEW TO-DAY.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-13

dor RENT-Pleasant unfinished room, heated,
Il 67 Canada street, corner Norris. 317 3lS
ID OOMS-Furnished and unfinished, at 1e West
II Fifth street. 3I6
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PERSONAL.

@. Calm. of New York, registered at the Mer.
chants for supper last night.
R. 81. Stevens, Lanesb oro, Mimi, gave the
Merchants benefit yesterday.
s. h. Stringham. of Chicago. was one of the
late arrivals at the Merchants last night.
Sir Chas. Upper Ottawa; VIM Overam and
VIM. Wilson, Winnipeg, are at the Metropol-
itan.
j. r. Richardson, Dakota, E. L. Allen. and
VIM. II. Kinkaid, of Chicago, were at the Met.
ropolitan yesterday.
G. M. Phillips. Geo. M. Wilson. of Winni-
peg; T. D. Ensign, Crookston, Mimi, were q;
the Merchants yesterday,
M. McMurray. Chicago: G.. L. Bellows. New
York. and j. A. Pettigrew, of Sioux Falls, D.
T., are at the Merchants this morning.
Hon. Clark W. Thompson. Wells; ]. a.
Knight, Buffalo. and q party by the name OF
Washburn are registered at the Metropolitan.
DR.. F. B. Hough of Lowville, N. Y, who
has charge of the division of forestry in the
national agricultural bureau, was visitor at
the capitol yesterday.
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n GOD girls with references, at the German Inteli-
u gence Office. 48 Frank in street 80.

Observation-Disclosures as hous ekeeper or nurse b,
w middle aged lady of many years. experience
Best of reference given Apply at st. Luke's Hospi
tai, 43 East Eighth street, st. Paul. Mimi 1874
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Nip and Tuck.

Gulick and Blaisdell's guaranteed attrac-
ton, "Nip and Tuck in Private Life" opened
to large house last evening. The play has
been greatly improved since it was here last
season, and the company al whole has
been much strengthened. All the actors ac-
quilted themselves with great credit, and
succeeded in keeping the audience in great
good humor throughout. Mr.. Webber was
especially felicitous. The play was we'll
mounted and the costumes appropriate. A
matinee will be given this afternoon at the
usual hour and the engagement will conclude
in the evening.
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DOY WANTED-At the 90 Cent Store, lOI East
ID Seventh street. Must be capable and bring good
recommendations. SIl.
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SITUATIONS wAETsD...mases.

WANTED-Tinners. at Prendergsst Bros, A
w Third street 2sO
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7 OST-In July, large, dark bay Mare, Weighing
IL 1900 pounds, with milk leg, colt following. Also
red Steer, years old Finder will be rewarded by
returning same to 8. NADDEAU, Little Canada
3I6-W2W
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WATCH FOUND Apply to Daniel Kelley, Valley
| w House. Prove property and pay charges.
3l6-3l9
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Reeds Gilt Ridge Tonic cures dyspepsia.

Buy your Ladies' Gold Watch Chains, Gen.
tlemen's Vest Chains, Gold Pendents, Charm.
end Lockets; great variety of filed and gold
Bracelets various styles and patterns Gold
and Plated Neck Chains. Onyx Neck Chains and
Crosses. Plain Gold Is karat Rings. Canoes,
Amethvsts. ETC., Band Rings, plain and en-.
graved, Children's Solid Gold Neck Chains fol
"a and IS, worth 81 and 49, at E. Lytle's,
Pawnbroker, Al Jackson street, opposite Mer-
chants hotel.
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WANTED-A smart boy, from Is to I6 years of
w age at 100 East Third street. 312.
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To Lovers of Fine Plug Tobacco.
Keno Plug, maunf 'n.ured by Musselman
IL Co., Louisville, KY, y, the choicest plug to-
bacco sold. Adam Fetsch, sholesale agent.
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AHappy MAN at Lockport. w.

E c. Williamson, of this place. is rejoicing
over the recovery of his wife, who has been
an invalid for the past four years. She has re-
gained her strength, her complexion Is vastly
improved, and she has walked more in the
past month and is stronger and better than
she has been in years. He attributes these
happy results entirely to DAYS KIDNEY PADi