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, 1880-08-19

Atn!o shippod 10 tons Tucaday.
Fifty pounds Of orc Trnn tho fforah01t lolo of
tho Decatur Company yielded 40ouNces OF silver,
or mn aver,.ao of tfE. per ton.
partial Glenn UP by IInmcstako for the first
half Of this month gavu 10000. 1larbeo and
aalt Laku spaeHl snrs: "rho Etnnlre Co'fl-
patty hMre largo force Ut mcn thtr1ctlnK ORC
rot wi,ie. on tho 3oo lsyol tho ora sssays from
$t to - ,UN per ton, with inrgu l,otsy In sight.
Work OIL tho mill is progressing sntlafnctarlly.
"!!1fn @ Silver Is turning out the usln' Quantity
"1ho Frisco Company start UP for long run
"a lnrgu uurabar OF minors and proapectsos
avHllioi s4!Een.s ysst.ras, s S IN ~,
cn'l of tlsu work hofoto wnrk can 10 y;gulnutly
1sshc on ihn crnssottta ut tho 2.iU lovcl Ut tho
9 Ind Ssfs 5 GsSs sseIs asa y s !, sa: T te ,he sre
H,ay fa,na nnrth and east o., tile s,s1 lowell
a i:cady1!lo spcclal says: .Glrysolte sh'ppcd
shipment ever tnt.lu by the minss. Negotiations
ar1 pending tnr the eansoilaation q A. .ho Ieal.
tho YAnkEn I]OOdla, 1T tho CarbunAte fllll Conn
pnny, !s tho 3routest mnde In this camp for
year:. Tho mine commences shipping oro "
sharp bresk III aln.r,a that lad aslyanet rapidly
for two slays Ut t2,e eariy sesston tLs inorllnF'
chases potosi icvlcs u,f assessment OF Soc, md
He'd Ct.luu:.sic.
:. llnlon rceec!pts for tic past week: Stand
nrl: Eio.:13: Northern nnlle,, ;$r.tsl; lIntty
0Ncnl. e. Fit; l1ptop, <:oO no; Western Ctrtc,l-
| Eur,l;n Consolidated. $g,o{s1: uraud Prize,
| $i5,+p; NoandaS. s15,ta1; ilella l5to. s!5uy;
4'"' ss.ssi sI Hi.patk u s cSsasa % ,iSst s''
| NEW YonE. Aut. 1s.-1n tho mlnlnu market
there hns lccn nj, Incrensc In activity, respond
with tho Cnu,stock siduks. The n,ltnber 0f
stocks oatlei h,ts boe,, largel1 Increased. md
totny tho dcalIuya, wuru well distributed
iurge licnliugs. Hukil. was Tho lnu'ler IN epaeu-
lntip.,. mud cnscl nt $iBo lid, ~ against sl7b
| yesterday. Hull DonEugs, WIZ in demand at nj,
1rcrea*N to ~. Amid ,ldvnncrI to Il bid. IN
Little CHIEF thnrn. II M uh9n1s. The Cnrbuttnta
Hill ut IAntlSile hMs nude i r|cll striko The
| in ita history.
, 1880-08-19
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.
Cumu-3fccttar nj Lnk0 Huff.

CuInp-7IcctIhE ut Lnk0 Huff
The temperance meetings began OIL tho
Lake Bluff CAmp-Afeutin- grounds ycstcr-
day. Tho superior attractions In Chicago.
and tho fact tllat thls Is tho opening year Of
tiielr meeting, being taken Into consideration,
the opening tay gnvo promise Of MI Interest,"
Ing asll profitable lime. The morning trains
brought ont goodly number Of visitors,
and those, together with those who have been
making Lake bluff q summer resort,
comprised fair audience TOR tl.o dny's pro-
ceelings. 4 half-tlozel cottages are already
occupied. and large portion Of tho renaiu-
der hayo been ongngcu.
Tho fnitinl M0cting was one Ut prayer, md
was held In tlio Clark street chapel vt 0.aD a.
III. Tho isev. Il. J. jutklns wns tho leader,
and Mr.. Burns took charge of tho music.
meeting. '
Az Atlvo'cloek the Clark street cl,apel was
vel iil!cd with the audience, which gnthetet!
lho eonvocation. The i'ov. 4. j. JutRlns
s. :. Willard. tic President of tho National
itaemMraHce' unlon, WHO Spoke Mt so.no
whsss se S"s s,'o ''st 'asa " mos ts0% swess eas
sons" asul strong workers III the cause
gt gttelnperalce. SHE hoped every worker Mt
- hafS itl'1f would loln with 1iar ~ locking
3 s enY tsas wS"a tGaG,ss aswar Sa III
~ fne needs Of tlloso WHO asked III fAiti. Tho
GnIEtlan temperance women WHO nra en-
ssSso ssSaa ~ n!la werE ere ere TO consider shc
Mtiay t9,tGy Is lnten,peHrce. 1t Is this evil that
guides tic weapon TINT daily sends hulf-
ef7ed me- nlUrtaIs to eternity.
wsas being agitated III Canatia, Gy tic proyIs.
telS Of Which u vote for or NEDlnSt license
, 1880-08-19
COMMERCIAL

Tho following wcro tho receipts md shipments
OF tho lendlng articles Of produce In this cty
during tho lorty-ctght hours eudinR ut o'clock
wednesday moruing md for tho corresponding
tweuty.four hours Inst year;
, 1880-08-19

lG4eis considered by some honscs ~ nnsxsscme ao-
;!feeS cured hdo. light, R,b.............1o atrt
{trnei,.cnrch, HH(stI1
nnrpaae1 nip .'..........'..'..'.... 3
5Sy.sed: ss:s
SSTS S% $iaS;SSs N .o5s
pTotasis not sa1aaeo s.o s 1of
TIIn.pa,e: e.: {1!i! ! IC boz. .."....a 5
ia:tsss. t!1as H.. e
Sss: l2s:s' *e 'c :s":as: ..s ="
ia
I'a5 ea g.
tSpprr Spp 'fs XII ior;,
fsStSsS s%.Ssa s"ssi:SSs L I'D I'D Il d
sssss:;isS;. sssss s!Ss; Il. :;: '9es
SESsssI:is ". " : i"::: ~
{;::;; sss & :;;ss Il; Il
$sssoan p':a'nsa 'ron, E::::..:: ':::" 5x
!slssass i:on. Nd. iiio s: ia Tx
; i:tas Viii iii iea,ana for
oSs s: ~ sss, sr % g ssnssy Fer
asise ma .tas Following psicss veie df@G n.ains
Safn" Safnon EM1a1ns; III aas;s; II
tattos., Il'll3!s lesn!, 70 deErses toss.... T..
@ ss aaa %:sa:s s'ss %sss, ssts ssts is
i@ n. H
iMu 70. '................ 49
itntacii. ,nw.. ;-"........-. -.4.....t....... 81
aare alM.ee"' uoiiea..'.. ,ns
Mha'e 1!nisr iioaoos,:. l''
Ncatatun! ~. strictly puro. ................ III
Esnsstoos S o S5. 1.11h..::."...".:....."... &
1,nnh -
5t!n!ts. 4t
!ners I'll. Wills.
Stmnt tsIs 3HtaoM. ID
t;atnltAH. I"otpiiind Il 1cRreos. ..:...... ill
i:s iosa tsas s sseess pe'asoss 95; IL"
ta sss & @ IS s n nj | s!s t:s:s
" %s.s '""S San'ans HsHf aa n ss
sJ i% *s's ia dos's ns :" Il s sS"s
sss sSax fsa3S !s s. I
H. s msfa s1y 81 ef s se Is
co'at.2n q . anans buyers, mnn1 e. whom mad
Ssi " H,sfss f$dest ana asr ,issas: Il
!:"ss9 %% sa Rer ur q
inI!ry. 'a!ryy. ,,l, ,,l,hM Ins.: 2t2s3
Arh;et dairy rcE eack '''.''' iii iii
y III dsmaad nj tic adyanev e. g.
d hs e . snoo gsis fas
uss o1ss.:s s oaf,ss ., wfstssn d.
u: bss te % .snos sasse msrset az
at IEa+ T!iese hHs hGen considGrnbIe looking r0unu
Hnd bayora ghnnevcl with Of our largest mills
law sts.s N nhrket. but hnvn fni.an 10 nnxu nny
totsid tnb1s t.itcs!ses At tlu ttn4 a0cks
current rats. Tim indtnHFsnce nf manufacturers IT,
In fno- IN marked tct INto III the tfsde nuw nt
nny 's sna = !: , evident Tint they w purchase
mare re and netyltJ ihnH IL 0oes at prenont The
Gutnosa nf tho week Ii IN stfhnne contrast with tho
s xss Ht T.. Il s e%1sss on'
!ionh to choice medium tub..
4tAtu ae u!fdI .t44
Fto u1wbsted .sf4j
tnhfta ufIxnhhcd nGeca.
Medium unwnsfcd aceco.. ,E3t;3l
Medium washed HcpCp.. $40 n
k1ne and c1nfue washed fleece. u
, 1880-08-19
MINING NEWS.


uy t4t Utntng Astosiats4 PFest.
NEW YoHK, Aug. ls.-rho miuinY stocks mar
ket haa ruled steady to-day, with continued
larxe volume OF business, PsIcoa show an up.
, 1880-08-19
LIVE STOCK.


CATYlE-Ir1ces k'loweA no important chnnRo ~
c0mrsrod With thosa' current on the pr4cedlna two
days. Thara WAS = xootl Eaateru demand und fafr
Inquiry tfum exporters, anl fur tho en,ies auIlcd to
tho wnns Ut thoao twu cassos Ut buyesa tho market
rulcd tlrn. EOmtHln Nr1ta catt1s and Te1ans the
o,AGr hatld. dull. 4nd. without boInR totnbly
loxes, were weak nnd unsetted. IN consequence Ut
tho eftreno hos WSnthef t'u Uc,i tt!o whs nut dis
hultctA wsru not inclined to n,aso na,crtat cnnces
euns lrndNE VERY Ht4w. tn!e3 xero reported n11
.n1 way from Mf2o1llk& ~ Exp9r,ers paid tltthtlks
thnpETN elt1lt9A. md thc local trnla principally ut
r. Aks.tn EUaHIer1blo cD,Mun stun mas lift uyu5,
The market costu st9ndy. '77'
QUOTATIONS.
fxtIn tttevna-firadcq stepss, Weighing 1.s0
Ctnlce EBae rus~Eine "a 1--we il -iur1nel sicnr9. !
Weighing 1.25l tn ~ unH............,..... 3tipi1
GouI Observation-Disclosures staars, welKh-
Ing IW to l,SO A0oalD
linz iW9n III! ~. 3uos1o
Dutclitrn HtQck-P1br to CDnHtla efeer1 aud
COMMON ~ ehU1cG c4iws fur city slaughter,
walRhn. bU to tHN HNns.....................2 26Qa325
IL i1O 251aao
Tc1anB...r x12se3U
lalUtIor-i!a !alt and thin o0ws, heltors, staaJ,
, 1880-08-19

Special Dapateh to Tbs Chicago Irtbtne.
New YoNK, Aug. 16.-1n tho Rbscuco Of tho
outside public tho operators to-Iay hayG tip.
voted their uttcntlon principally to working
thoso stocks most susceptible Of being cltQucl.
Tho opening was Bteady. and aulil Ronernl dull
ness prices were allowed to Rag OIL. 1hon tho
conl stocks weso tAkon in hand under tho lcud-
crship of Luckawnnna which nintlD D good nh-
moved up. md established n grlfn of per cent
Pacific blAil was then worked UP, and hanhRt-
ta1i followed With n hot Ga!n Of per cont. Tho
Grnnger stocks recovered thoir oArly weakness.
nnd closcd strong, wltlo Hannibal aud
Otnall0 wcro firmly maintained throughout \
pool IL said to ttlyo bpcr f0rr1od tU ntl<uTsco
Monta,ak gnH And conl stocks nh tncreRectl cnr!I-
1nxg Uf tho property. It Ii sniI to- bG III good II
poiut as lfnn.!ionl 'Wns last week. Atl thesn
fesstonals Is still on tho bull side.
. IL ths trttGtyrl Astoetdtsd I'rtas.
NEW TonK, Aug. lS.-Goycrnmenta inactive
md steady.
Etate securities aull nnd noIu!Aal.
greater portion or tho day, ard thoru WIS
lurKo incrensc In tho volume Ut business. Conl
ehnrcs wero very prunUnt tit tllD lealings+ and
woro verr firmly lgttl on Reports thllt tho DE-
and that tho companies will hayo to WORK full
time tu Mlkp up tho deficiency. Speculation
opeucl strong, aid generally higher, ind prices
advanced steadtly with p,,iy extremely slight
ard very occasional relct1ons until ut tho close
OF business the best txnres ct the dny were ,2
per ccnt. Nashville. Chattanooga. Ohio & Siis-
sIsstppt preferred, atd goll ahNrcs lealllng tho
Improvement. GcnYll Arizona ronatns firm.
All ollcrtaEs taken aftho 11,arkot prlco-
, 1880-08-19

aHf1 conclusion TINT at Ia Inevitable that tho
Seutii nnl West muAt tnkc btan0ard silver dol
Mrs." It anys TINT. MA tho crups to he moved
in tho West and South nrn very anrac, thcro Ia
Kt,od prospect TINT tho people in ttoao sections
will. 1t, the no1t few months, not only haru tho
opportunity of removing their acquaintance
with tho dollar OF tho tathefs,' hut of bolnk
tho means Ut relieving tho Treasury vaults Of
cumbersome load OF silycr. Ny this arrangement
gold cnn, for u tItno ut tcast also be retained
hero. wt,cro lis value ia properly estimated
Thcao nrp brave words, but thoy mean Moth
ing. Tho New York bahks will mot send silver
u tho Chlcngo banka llnicsa specially requested
Il, do 81. Tho monay the New York banks nro
Fenhing West 'fucs net belong to than, hut to
tho Western hunks, who will Hot Kold aa long ns
thore Ia any 10 bo l,ad. As n,httor Of prHntlcal
banking It would not heip tho Now York bantss
In tho leaat to send silver West In this wny. fUr,
net having KreaniRcks, t'soy would hayo to pay
tho Trcas,lry with ro1l for tho silver.
Tho Appralscmcnt Ut tho ilcat!lny's assets has
boon finished, except in few disputed points,
and clerks nro now hnsy putting It into al,nno
for submission To tho facculvers- II will given
10 tho public In n few lRys.
There Ia nothing too Ind for Wall street to any
about Eric nowadays. The Wall street Kosstn Of
tho U0rtd fcRrns that In tho stock market Eric
contln,rcs to have It luprcsslug ofoct uppn tho
spirits Of evcryboly. great deal ot dlstruss IL
felt and Gould ts continually feadfn, Wall streot
with countless barrels of the worthless tr,lsh OH
every rise. Tho cArnlugs of tho Eric 1tond nro
Batd In bu very poor 81 fur this month. For the
first wegk OF August tlcro WIS only smAll III.
crcaee in net earnings Oyur 1871, aud Inst Hatur~
dny's returns ahow n larEc dccrcaso III freight,
which has been partially made up by vury' faIr
passenger trate. T,,el1, 1Hutn, Russell suK0 ilMa
beon selling grcnt tnany "catla." which docs
not look rs II he Ind any spcclhl faith In tho
speculative vlliue OF tho property. Any 1ecllr1
may bo postponed Until tho hH men got rid Of
thoir hcnry llnes of tho Drnrgcre, but 1t IL
bound to come. Il fcw "strAdl1Ees" to run five
dnys wero sold this morning BY Mr. Sage Mt tho
1nnrkot for ~ per cent, aud 4. W. Shepard sold
some uhoAp "rnta" due day hfter Tomorrow Mt
4lA for i per cent. In tho event of tho slight
est sign Of general liquidation 1t would only hc
natural for Eric to collapse with tho remainder
Of the market. since there ara 80 1l.lny Weak
men holding on by very sliu, margins. It Ia
curious after all this 10 flnd III the Financial
Chronicle tho following about tho ErIe's bus-
moss.
75amn: 75m1. {. to Juns ~ -
Gssis Gsst,ss sssH!sss aaRs:s; 'S5 sSs5
Net earnings. ngs.."...+...........E.4ii+ss3 N.SSsu
A brnr figures out TINT St. Paul earnings uEe
decreasing. III July, 1873, with Il limo of 1,51a
miles THO net earnings were gdts.Ooo, while fur
tho same perfHl in 1ss0, with II line Of a,45o
miles, tho onrninRs wcro 81 1,0s6o00. Earnings
rer milo In 1873, $a:a; earnings por mile In 1sa
, 1880-08-19

Hight hnd ct st.Gst' a5 for heavy Cattlo were
steady. Bales at &2V0tH'
Htocerics were IN netlrc demand, ma MI OF
rue lnatinE staples nnd most or tho minor nrtf-
clcs wefe hrn'y held suxHte ana coiInes Tcro
speelalty elfonR' tt'o 1artncr advancing mn 20.
!'ry Koo'is mot win moro than ordinarily FoFl
demand for tho tsmd OF year. md tho tnnrkct
mh'hthleu iairlt steady tofo. 1}oots anu ehocs
were t'sll and unchanged. Tloro was II steady
market Tor butter. Cheese was IN better r.
n.leat, anu prices weFo Aaotic higher, at nA&b
I@o fof lull orehfn md .1nDtGto for paft
skim. No changes weru developed In tho dr'e'l-
run Ana Fish tnnrRcts. HagHins was hrfn aud
unchanse''' Tiero 'ras sfxh demand ior OLE
ana prices OF carbon wero 10 higher. Iig iron
was Quot aod stcady, tCoal was nfm NJ eosoVp
o''5 foF ahthraclte.
Lumber was firm at both yards and docks nit-
dcr If'Ak demand. Tho recelnts wero snai1'
ana so'a soon after they touched tho hocss'
f@ra pfiees afc strong and sanae hrtns nave s-
snsa pele9,'lsta giitt'nE coinmoh lu'nf'cr Hc PCT
lND lect niRhor. Iho shlpmchts e1cced 4'vsh'ao
!cet per aay' ~h'cn IA said 10 bc extraordinary.
I!hfaWaFa aflti inotnls wero steadr. win sfialo
stcndlly fntnrxinE, nnd prices nrp stiIeutnK Ut a
consequence. Wool wis quiet. hnving reached
tho period In summer "arn buyers feel ,lNc let-
thur II rGat, Hcrtg sorc nctye and ftrner thovtt
~ nsrIval. ,xo- /. r,,o M thov n,,,,ao,nd ~ ri,
fhort Of or pcctuuons and orders wpro numerous
Ti,c hide 1nnrkot was Unchanged. On tho street
poultry hnl gnmo wcre dllti, and grcen flults
, 1880-08-19

Tho .gt0ck pf 1arl ID New YORK Is reported rs
G.I11 tcs, nninst t., ,.D tos month ago, and ILL.,
GN3 tCs frAr prO,
, 1880-08-19

bA.M1&5
S3sNiD
4.ma4D
8W31W
2,aOQ325
251a.i.W
x.1Ihd,3.M
I.rMl1A
, 1880-08-19

RueT r. !. snuf cnr,ls Will tho :. Jupaneso Cnrt,.
As"'1l surely cut1 aud cnd naIn. Is rcnts.
, 1880-08-19

.1Ehtt sHf. 7 0uIltY,.,.H
Il Etl'.. Sum 7 Eaase..... !M
e!lnt 4 Fore Aafq'1., N4
Z l.ltslc ltslC& Il IT, H., m
lfH. =. 4 n. knEl4l,d.., u
'gd'b'a i j.. Z. p5d. -. Il
illNe.stt.suttn......,..t...A
ktli4 Ctlony.+t....st...41lBN
/ lsltsaslu t'rcteFft44 ~. u
akl ca u MOI n...s.,;,@..s 3&
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-21

BEATIrIC LODGE. NO. =. X. OF p.
rEEErs EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
M month, at 7:s0 O'Clock r; n. at its Castle
Han. in theRickard- Foley building.
All Brother Knights, in good standing. are
fraternally invited 70 attend such meetings.
W, H. DAVENPORT O. O.
O. Il. CADx, K. Of n. and 3.
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A. Q. H.

Hrrrrs EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT
M urday OF each month. at their hall.
corner CLARK and Edwards streets, at IAo
O'clock, THOs. MURPHY, President.
PArgIcK HARMON. Secretary.
Eureka, July 10, 1880. jy20-u
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NOTICE OF AssRssMRNT.
Albion Consolidated Minins Cosn-

Albion Consolidated Mfnang Con-
pamy.
r OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE or
IL business. San Francisco, Ca1ifofnia. I,o-
cation Of works, Eureka Mining Districs. Stats
Of Nevada. tse9
Notice is hereby given. that At meeting of
the Board OF Directors. held on the S0th day Of
September. 1880, an assessment mo. u cf
Twenty-Five t2el Cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of thscorporation, pay.
to the Secretary. ct the ONCE Of the company.
Rooms and I. No. s27 Pine street. Ban frsns
cisco, California.
Any stock u on which this asseasment ehall
remain unpaid on the THIRD (sd) dsy Of NO.
vEMBEH. 1850. viii BE- delinquent aud advss-
tised for sale at public auction and unlese
payment Is made befoye. will be sold on MON.
bay, the TwENT1-sECoND (g2dI day Of no.
vEMHER. 1850. 10 pay the delinquent -.
sessment. together With cost of advertising And
expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
d. B. CHISHOLM. 6ecretery.
Oface-Rooms and Z, No. 37 Pine street.
San Francisco. California
OFFICE OF THE ALBION CoNsoLrDArxDl
MINING COMPANY,
San FEANcIsco, September 30 leso.
Resolved, That all Of the few outstanding
shares OF the Albion Mining Company are ~
quired to Be surrendered to the Secretary. ana
that . corresponding number Of the shares
Of the Albion Ccnsolidatsd Mining Company -
issued thersfor, without expenss 70 the snase-
holder. upon the payment Of ths psnmns -
ossd D. ,. ozIsHoLx. sscsssass.
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OFFICIAL

Proposed Amendment to she Con.
stftution or the state or Nevada,
passed mt ths Ninth Bsssion Of the
Legislature.
No xxvr-sensts Concurrent Resolution
No. 20.
Resolved, BY the Senate. the Assembly con:
curing, that the Constitution OF the state Of
Nevada be amended a. follows:
Amend Section Of Article Nv OF the Con.
stitution Of the State Of Nevada. 80 a. to read
sror1os .. The session Of the Legislature
shall be biennial, and shall commence on the
Srst Monday of February next ensuing the
election Of members Of the Assembly. unless ~: .
convene the Legislature by proclamation.
passed March 4, 1871
+ hereby certify the foregoing to be true
conv Of the enrolled resolution on file In my
IN witness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the great seal OF State.
Done At once In Carson City, Nevada.
tsx.r.., this second day Of August, A. d. one
thousand eight hundred and eighty.
suaa ID yAsPER BABo0cK. Bec'y Of stAts.
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EUREKA LODGE. NO. 10. #. q a. NJ.
vvyHE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU.
i reka Lodge, No. le, F. 4 A. NJ. will DO
held In Odd Fellews' Hall the fourth MONDAY
Of each and every month.
Members Of sistor lodges, and so1ourning
brethren In good standing, are cordially invit-
cd TO attend. Il. bADLBH. W. N.
W. r. sTEIcHELNAn. Secretary.
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PIE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.

us,,sarn EVERY MORNING tExcEPr MON
DAY). By
CASSIDY g. Skill L MAN,
GEO. W. CASSIDY.
,s.. corper of Monroe and Bateman Sts.I
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L. o. r., RUBY COURT NO. 3,
NTrETs ON THE SECOND AND FOURTH
M Mondays OF each month, at 80 o'clock
p. n. in the 0dd Tellows' Hall building. AL
members Of the Order In good standing are In.
vited TO attend. D. o. LEVI W. y. u.
JAS. W. SMITH, n. ,.
Eureka, May ~. 1850. myls
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ALPHA LODGE NO. 1, A. o. U. W..
MEETS AT THE FoLEY AND RIcKARD
O'clock. sojourning brethren In good standing
are invited to attend.
Examining Physicians DIR. NJ. Rockman and
DR.. @. II. Thoma.
10. O. wHIr,roRE. Recorder.
Eureka. July a. 1850. tyaS-d
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HAyE OPENED 4 FINE DATHING n
III tsblishmsnt and Barber shop n ~
above piscs. They hope, By strict attention 10
businsss. to merit . fair share of The public
patronage.
Eureka. August q. 1850. nW
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Shoot En-.

Dogs are very nice aDimsls. and NJ
doubt are a great consolation 10 tht
hearts Of msny individuals, but at the
present rate of increase, it will not
take long before Salt Lake will be.
come az thickly populated by them
as are some OF the Oriental cities,
noted for dogs and rogues. II the
tax is faithfully paid, then it is too
small and should be raised so that it
will be an advantage for a person to
have as lew as possible. It is becom-
ing unsafe to go along the streets now
at night, and sometimes in the day,
as the dogs are becoming vicious and
LETT unclaimed. There have been a
number of instances of dog bites
lately and many cases can be pointed
out where people go considerable dis
tAnces out of their way rather than
pass certain spots favored by the
presence Of vicious CANNES. The
fact that the tax is paid on dog does
not justify person in keeping one
and allowing it to run loose to the
annoyance, dread and danger of
other citizens, any more than he is
justified in keeping even less dan.
gerous nuisance though he pays
taxes on it. If persons troubled by
these ugly brutes would shoot a few
when they fly out at pedestrians, OF
at the heads and heels OF horses, it
would have very salutary effect in
Kidding tue city of the presencs of
lome. and in inducing the owners OF
others to call Of the ours and tie
hem up.
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PERSONAL.

| @. B. Rustin, Esq., OF Omaha. came
down on last evenings train.
Judge W. T. Barbee returned
from Colorado on Saturday night.
Hon. L. E. Harrington, OF Amer
can Fork, was in this city en- Sa.nr'
day.
Hon. W. w. Corbett, eI-dslegate
to Congress from Wyoming. lie in
town.
Jesse W. Fox. engineer of the Utah
Southern, came up from Milford
on saturday.
Mr.. c. E. Blanchet. agent of the
Widow Bedo;t Company, leaves for
the west on Monday.
Toe leave OF absence OF 1t. G. T..
F. Patterson, Fourteenth Infantry,
has been extended three months
Co,onel John n Nsels. OF Benedict.
Hall & Co.. New York, expects to
drop down en- US to-day. on bis peri
odicsl visit.
s. w. Sears. Esq, superintendent
Of the Ogden Coop paid Salt Lake a
brief but rus;ling visit on Saturday,
returning by the afternoon train.
w. S Mccormick. Esq, R. c.
Chambers, Esq, and r. Macintosh.
Eco, expect to leave by the after.
noon train for the Wood River min
ing region, on an investigating tour.
Captain Orr Sang, of A. T. Stewart
4 Co, who has been spending g few
days here with his frieIds and on
business. leaves for the east this after
noon, visiting Wyoming, Kansas,
COLORADO, NebraskI and Iowa on the
way.
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The Wind.

The wind on Saturday attained q
velocity Of twenty-five miles per hour,
and raised the duat in great plentiful
ness, 90 to speak. TIE fremsn
sprinkled the business streets twice,
but to little effect, and the day gene
rally was as dull, dusty, dirty and
dissgreeable as need be. Towards
evening clouds gathered and futile
attempt at rain was most miserable
failure. South OF this valley there
does not seem to have been any IN.
usual wind or dust, IS persons coming
up on the evening traiD say they
noticed it only upon entering Salt
Lake Valley. They had it in Ogden,
however. This item is not Intended
for the benefit Of our sllHise city
patrons.