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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-28
TAx NOTICE.
szA1E OF NEVADA.
CoCsTT or ErzKxA,
DIsTETcT ATTnx<xrss nvrrx

O1fxLE
NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED. TO THE
IN following named defendants ana 70 Al
owners OF Or lkimant 10 the real estate. and
improvements thereon hereinafter described.
known or unknown.
You are hereby notified that q 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. against each Of the defendants here
matter named, and all Of the following de
scr1oed real estate and improvements thereon.
and all owners OF or claimants to the s.me
known or unknown, to recover the tar and de-
inquency assessed to said defendants. the Gen.
tral Pacific Railroad ~coispAny, against said
Firs. day Of Janusry. A. D.. 1919, and ending on
the Thirfy-nrst day Of December, A. D.. 1879,
and that . summons has been daily issued in
such case ; and you are further notified, that
unles. ycu appear and answer the complaint
fled in the said cause. on or before the 27th
day q February. A. D. 1850, judgment viii be
taken against you. and the real estate and inn
provements herein described. for the amount
OF tar and delinquency specified, and costs Of
suit.
Tax and delinquency against the following
defendants. TO wit: Central Pacific Railroad
Company, and the following described real es-
tate and improvements thereon. situated in the
county Of Eureka, State OF Nevada. 70 wit
Possessory and fee simple title In and to IS So
100 miles Of telegraph and railroad line, the
same being aud forming . part Of the Central
Pacific Railroad, situated IN Eureka county,
State Of Nevada. and described n follows, to-
wit: Extending from the east line Of Lander
county 70 the west line OF Eiko county, . dis
lance Of IS 30 100 miles, assessed TO the Contra
Pacific Railroad Company Tax. Fifty-nve hun
dred and Sfnsty-one and 25-lOo dollars. Ten per
cent delinquency on shove tax. live hundred
and Fifty nine l24-lo0 dollars Twenty-Five
per cent damages additional to said amount
Of tax. and said ten per cent. amounting to
One Thousand Three hundred and NiDety-seven
al I'm l~.1--- l. Vr-s<<I Q&-k-- ~ -
GEO W. MERRILL,
District Attorney in and for Eureka county.
Nevada.
MATTHEW KYLE. Sheriff Of Eureka Co., New.
By JANIS r. MASON. Deputy.
Eureka, January "a, 1850. JAMS I'd
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Notice to Delinquent Co-Owners

HyO NJ. g. CAyANAuGH AND TO A To-
IEY. his grantee You and each Of you
are hereby noiteed Aha. I have performed the
necessary work required by the laws oi Con-
gress, on that certain mining claim SHOWN as
the General Scott mine. situated near ADAMS
Hill, in Eureka Mining District, Eureka county,
Nevada, for the years isT6, 1877 and 1873, ana
that your proportion OF the amount Of SAID
labor IL 5000 per year. making. IN all, ninety
dollars, and you are notified that II you fAiito
pay the said sum OF 10000 within 30 days from
The service upon you Of this notice, your III
terest In said mining ground will become my
property. JOHN AchESNa.
Eureks. January 70, 1859. jan5O V0d~
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CHINESE CURES!
DIR. MEN LEE,
The Celebrated Chinese Physician,

Ts PREPARED TO TREAT PATIENTS IN
i the most scientific manner. He has made
medicine his lifetime study, and cures almost
evsry disease He cures rheumatiszn In .
abort ttms. He has new pmed1es for all
SPECIAL DISEASES, and can cure them very
quietly. His medicines are all given hot He
uses no cold remedies. He has made . numbef
q astonishing curea. and all persons silfng
should q once consult him. Chronic diseases
yfold readily 70 his remedies, md cures where
many others have failed
H0TICR-I I'm . graduate Of the medical
School Of Canton
OE1ICE-Rsd Building. west side Of Nonros
strsot. jel ~
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Notice to Delinquent Co-owners
In the BiriiBg Mine.

ITO JAMES LARRAwAY You and your rep
Il resentativts and successors in interest.
are hereby notified that l have performed work
and labor on the Birling mine and ledge. stu
ated in the Cortez Mining District, Eureka
county, Nevada, TO the amount and value of
one hundred lsio0I dollars In United States
gold coin. during the past year. to wit: From
the month OF January, A. ID. 1879. up to JAnu-
Ary /. 1880. the same being one hundred dollars
for said year. That your proportion of the
cost OF said work and labor for the said year IL
as follows, to wit:
James Larrawsy. 700 feet.......... $50 90
And you and your representatives and success
sors, and each Of you, are hereby notified that
If you fail to contribute your said proportion
Of the cost Of said labor and work within one
hundred and eighty us0) days from the date
ahereof, your interest In said Birling mine and
ledge will become the property Of the under
signed. your co-owner in said mine. who has
made the said expenditures and performed said
work and labor. In accordance and by virtue Of
the laws OF Congress, section 2,324 Of the Re-
vised Statutes Of the United States.
HENRY OSBORN, Co-owner.
Eureka, New, January 2, 1880. jsns-90d
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Notice to the Public.

TIRE UNDERSIGNED HAS TAKEN pos.
session Of the clearinghouse on Ruby
Hill. lately run by Mrs. Csvansugh, and has
placed Mr.. 7. Y. Ruddick in charge.
The business will be conducted In the best
possible manner. and . continuance Of the lib
srsi patronage heretofore extended 10 respect
fully asked.
HENRY KIND.
EUREKA, November IL, 1879. novIA-tf
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A NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

woULD INFORM MY FRIENDS AND OLD
customers that anu again In business. and
opened . BARRIERS sHoP ard BATH
ROOMS on Main street. just above the Inter-
national Hotel. and would ask a continuance Of
the patronage extended to me in times past,
HENRY CASEY.
Eureka. December II, 1879. del3-tf
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LESSONS ON THE EITHER !

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE LES.
4 SONS on the above instrument at reason
able rates. For psrlor music 1t is uusur-
passed. and as the instrument is small, can be
carried anywhere. JULIUS c. FLEIsSNFR.
At his residence on Mob Hill. next door to Prof.
PlumhoTs. fAlm
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NO E
and Builders .

NGyTE Is HEREBY GIVEN BIZ TIE
N BaEz os C1zzr Cozzissioners Of E1-
rtka eHzz-T. Nevada that sealed proposals. will
h< rssszrs1 t- TIE said Board Of Csmrnissi0n-
srxI up Is u ora1xk a n On the second dxy Of
MArch- A D. l3sa. for En1sktng acd completing
Ee 1ex GSzsf Hsz<<. situated Al the south
west c1rzs- a Bxt<E&z AID Main streets, on
hts xas- ere III and two ~. In block No one
l5 II Ne 2<Coy kZrysy q tie town Of Eureka,
aszz-g q EzrekA- State az Nevada. and fur
asking a. Tie lsh<r And material necessary
rae-~zzr- Tie sid new Cosrt House building
- eE1ry feet kong by fifty feet wide, two
s&gses kE1, and Il - be completed And 1nssh-
I'd = kruar1x1re WITH the plans and speci1cs-
EaE= ESgrss3 AID Approved By the Beard Of
Cszu Csz.-zaioa<rs O. Eureka county, Ne
ThzA ca tAs 9Th day Of yxn1zry. A. D. 1850.
and zs~ O. file with the CLERK ii sHid Board.
SE2 r4Hzz sd specification are open for in
sverzzzc md may Be seen At the o1sce Of the
Cn1afF Cz-rk q EurskA county, Nevada Each
I'D zzss % fer performing al tie labor and
furnishing AL TIE material. cf every kind and
5escrvroz- s1s the finishing ard completion
4 sad Carr H0rss b1isd!nz strictly in &C
ezr4xzes wiz said plans And spec1Sc4fions-
he party whose lid shall De accepted, shall
szt<r iat1 \ written contract With the Aforesaid
Beard a C9zz1y CozAEisssoa<rr 70 furnish all
the sscssssry l2tcr sad Material. and finish
x11 c1Z1aste Sad Court House building, ready
fer aceeptxzcs y the first day Of June. A. D.
1sse- IN SocDras1cs uita the above mentioned
p2zas xn3 sr-e<11sxteas, which said plans and
sF<f2lc&lo4s -AA4 De LE1eA part OF sxzs con-
trait
All parties szhaff-zaga hid must accompany
their bz6 VIII . esed AID su5c1ens bond. with
two or more EH-ssses. 70 BE approved By said
Board, N The szz = fifteen thousand dollars,
Z g. gold cnE. yaEzbis 10 the county Of
Eureka- State Ct Nevada. And conditioned 70
TIE faithful perfcgzx.ee Ct his contract and
fcr the cornpasrlon nd finishing Of said Court
House building II accordance vita the Store
Sid Plans AID Specifications. ready for accept
Krce By the 1st da7 Ct June. A. D. isso, or their
hid VII not Dc co1zidered By the Aforesaid
Board
Said contract viii be let to the lowest re-
sp0n<ible bidder
The payments viii Be made A. the work pro-
gresses. according 10 tAe estimates CT the work
By the Board Cczzty Commissioners aforesaid.
or any SrperlnE<1dszf which said Beard NAV
employ. reservlss twenty-five PER cent. on ali
payments u1ul TIE crz1ple41cn Of the work.
The said Board 81 C0nnaissionsrs reserve the
right 70 reject szy md all bids
Sealed proposals viii Be opened and exzmiu-
ed by sAid Board Of Commissioners on the
second day Of March, Z D. ls-o-
Witness my hand xnd zeal Of said Board Ills
18th day Of January. A. D. 1850:
fsKALl Y DODGr
Clerk Of Board Of County Commissioner Of
Eureka county. xesada-
By z. NJ BILL. Deputy. tsu2s I'd
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Eureka. November Is.
Notice to the Public.

A IL PERSONS ARE WARNED NOT TO
IA purchase any mining locations made
BY me, and especially the locations owned BY
me on Feley's Ridge. JOHN JULIEN
Ruby Hall. January "a. 1850. jan2s I'm
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pELINouENTs.
Albion Mining Company,
Uncle Sam Mining Company,
Consolidated as h
ALBIoy CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY

CTooKHoLDERs OF THE ALBION MIN,
- ING COMPANY and of the UNCLE SAM
MINING COMPANY, are hereby notified that
the stock Of the ALBION CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY is now ready for issuance.
In exchange for Albion Mining Company and
Uncle sam Mining Company stock, share Tor
share. Al the office Of the Company, Rooms Q
and II No. s27 Pine street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
Bv srder Of the Board Of Directors.
d. +. vERDENAL.
ianI5 ont Secretary.
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FOR RENT

"oUSE OF FOUR ROOMS TO RENT /;
III continuing two closets and water. Fur
nished or unfurnished. as desired. Apply at
rear Of the house adjoining DR.. Sehnelders
| residence, three doors from the School House
! on Nob Hill.
Eureka. January II. 1850. janl5u
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TO r Z N 7

NEW HOUSE. OF THREE ROOMS. -
"A situated next to the residence Or
Matt. Kyle, Mob Hill. Apply on the premises
Eureka, July %. 1872 ySUu
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A DvERTIsE In TIE - LAM
IA SENTINEL, the p<st sdverusins
in Bssssrs Nsvsds.
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For Rent.

STORE on RUBY HILL, NEXT DOOR
"A TO DR.. Lukens' drug store, can be rented
reasonably. Inquire Of
MYERS K FRANKLIN, Eurek1.
Eureka. December Is, 1879. dsl4u
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For Sale or to Let.

nyHv PROPERTY NOW OCCUPIED BY
Brown & Tassel as 3 shoe store, next door
70 The White House, Main street. Eureka, Is for
sale OF 10 let. Inquire of
Eursks, January IA, 1850. Janl5u
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DILLHEADS, LETTERHEADs
ID and Cards. printed at the asHTnzL Once
ct reduced prices
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FOR RENT,

NICE SUNNY ROOM, WELL ADAPTED
n fer an Office or bedroom For psrncu-
lars sppIy at this ofEee- feosu
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VIyATER WILL BE FURxIsHRD IN RUBY
w Hill. In any desired quantities, at all
ssascns Of the year. 1t . uniform rate, and
source. water delived twice daily TO private
families. miners cabins, saloons, etc. Tickets
ranging from eh to 80 cents apiece, viii b
eold st he Once Of the Company. on Ruby
Hill. w. I. HARRUB. Proprietor.
T. ". PEARSON. superintendent.
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FOR SALE AMI TO LET.
House for Sale.

DRIcK HOUSE ON NOE HILL FOR SALE
% south Of water-tAnk; two rooms wood
shed and water. Apply to the L. & O. Lumber
Company ~
Eureka, January Il, 1880. jsnlsu
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ERENnrE ANR aL00S
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MATTHEW KYLE. Sheriff Of Eureka Co., New.
By JANIS r. MAsox. Deputy.
Eureka, January n, 1850. jams I'd
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-15

A sPEeIAL. to the Kansas City Time
of yesterday states that the engine
mail, express and t,agsage ears Of the
Denver Express on the Kansas Pacific
which left Kansas City Monday morn
ing. were totally wrecked at forty min
utes past six o'clock Tuesday morning,
at bridge No. 1l9, two miles east OF
Sheridan, by being precipitated
throughEiSkhs&3ss Twenty feet. The
accident was caused by the bridge
being eompletety burned out. 1t was
q short curve in the road, and was not
seen by the engineer Until the train
was just ut the bridge. The front end
Of the coach was at the gap, when the
engineer hsei applied the brakes suffi-
cient to stop the train and the engine
was going down when the engineer
and fireman jumped from it. The
narrow escape Of engineer Brownson
by his efforts TO save the train was
miraculous, and he is entitled to great
praise for the coolness exerted in saw
ing the train. Had the gap been few
feet longes ihe sntircsrain would have
gone down and the Fps passengers in
jured and killed. Mail Agents c. II.
Hoyt and Ash Spauliing and the ex-
press messenger went down and had
miraculous <sAares with only slight
bruises The passengers were jolted
up considerably and jumped from the
snrs In great confusion. Mr.. Brown
ron is "a -ia-law'of Mr.. &C. L. Gran
ger, of, Brookvilie.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-15

Mill. RENoLDs, who is in Washing
ton-a witness in the exodus investi-
CATION, took occasion to call on Sena'
tors Don Cameron and John A. Logan,
for thespurpose of ascertaining their
views Observation-Disclosures to the Ma
tional Convention of the Grant dele
gates selected from the Second and
Third Districts. Having stated the
case, Senator Cameron said:
"Youshave done right. You have
a strong and meFitOus case. 1t is even
stronger than ourown i'm Pennsylvania
though we were elected by districts eX-
cept in one Instance. Have your dele
gates atlC Chicago. They are undOubted-
Iy entitled to admission"
Beingprtsrntetito senator Logan,
and hayis,g made a statement of the
case to the Senator, he said: "Iou
have done just right, and acted wisely
and disereetly. My advice is to have
your delegates at Chicago. Have true
statement of facts prepared, and the
convention, to say the least, will
never Mal1e ,ssfe, rule for New York
and another for Kansas"
Mr.. Reynolds said TO Senator Logan:
"Senator, We are going to nominate
Grant, are we not ?' ..UndOubtedly, v
he .replifA. Reynolds added /: There
is no doubt about your State, is there:''
mot any ,, he replied, There is con-
siderablt .taik:: but Illinois is un-
doubtedIN. fax Grant, and will SO pro-
nOunce?iS. -; -
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-15
ANOTHER DENVER TRAIN ON THE
: KANSAS DIVISION, u. r.

From The hanSas t1iy journal
Commencing May !, the Kansas di-
vision Of the Union Pacific, will run
two through trains to Denver every
day. The Kansas express, which
leaves here ut IL +. NJ, and runs to
BroOkville will, after that date, run
clear through to Denver and will be
provided with Pullman sleeping car
and Horton reclining chair car. The
same train will leave Denver every
evening and arrive here i'm the morn
ing of the second day in time to make
connections with the morning trains
for the East. This will enable travel
ers for Denver, who arrive from the
East Oh the evening trains, to go right
on the same evening. Heretofore they
have been obliged to stay here all night
and wait for the morning train to Dem
yer. The hotel men don't fancy the
proposed change as it will affect their
business considerably. The Kansas
division will also run u passenger train
between this city and Topeka for the
accommodation of people who live
along the line of the road and do busi-
ness in Kansas City. 1t will leave
here about $50 in the evening and ar
rive at $50 in the morning.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-15

THE Topeka Commonwealth of the
18th contains the following item about
the contest between the telegraph
lines:
Judge Webb and George r. Peck,
attorneys for the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, yesterday r.ue.ved a
Telegram from Chicago stating that
Judge McCrary has sustained the in
junction of the Telegraph Company
against the Union Pacific Railroad
Company. This confirms the right Of
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
company along the line of the Union
Pacific Railroad. This case involves
the same question as the case on the
Kansas Pacific Railroad. When Judge
McCrary decided this case he stated
that his decision would be followed by
the District Judges in the Kansas Pa
cific aE4tfDenver' Pacific cases.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-15

AS the result of the election in Eng
land the opposition, or Liberal, party
gains a clear working majority in
Parliam&ht, and following the un-
written law that'has, We believe, but
once in this century been disregarded,
Beaconsfiefd, the present Prime Min
lister, must step down and out. The
question now agitating the English
mind is that touching Beaconsfield's
successor. 1t seems probable that
either Eaf.-Granville or Lord Hart
ington will be named by the Queen.
Some Engfish-papers say that Glad
stone certainly will not be called,
while Others declare he must be made
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-15

Gov. ST. JOHN, in making some late
appointments, removed Hon. T. c
Henry from the position of Regent
of the State Agricultural College, ap'
pointing Mr.. Hoisington, of Great
Bend, to succeed him. Mr.. Henry has
been regarded as one of the best Re
gents the College ever had, and prom
inent people in Manhattan are very
much displeased with,the; removal. In
view of the candidacy of Mr.. Henry
for GOv.sStslIohn's place, it would
have displayed much better taste had
the Governor continued Mr.. Henry in
office
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-15
FAcETl0Us ITEMS.
By JOSHUA SHORT.

John: FacetiOus means humorous
We Use 1t rs an adjective in the title
0foue iten1e in orlier that our perusers
~ill not mistake them for obituary no.
tices, news summary, etc.
Peter: Yes, all items published in
the JOURNAL. by Joshua Short, ar,
original. Those not original with us
are original with some one else, reports
to the contrary notwithstanding, etc
Thomas: Thanks for the solution
Of the l4-l5 puzzle. We had better
keep the method to ourselves, hOwev-
Fer, asswe think we observe a way ia
make some money out of it. No, tits
nothing but men with no principle
that go into business insOlvent.
Henry: You ask our opinion re-
gartling the individual here i'm Saiina
who is determined to make his fortune
by minding other peoples business.
Well he may succeed-we don't doubt
but what he will, but if, when he does
he isn't both too physically and NOR
ally disfigured for recognition by his
most enthusiastic enemies, wa'll set up
the balOna sausage.
Nehemiah Certainly; there is
most assuredly untold wealth in jour-
nalism-f0r those that keep out of it.
Judging from the fact that Long
Branch is mentioned as being without
a pier. We should think it to he the
finest one in America at least-we
don't like to go outside Of America.
1t may sound paradoxical but dry
ness now reigns.
: "Mine is tail of trouble" remark
ed the cat as il caught its pOste.ior ap-
pendage in the wOOd-shed door.
''Time at least sets all things even"
That explains the eruption Of Mt. Yes
uvius-time set it heaving.
q Henry Labonchere now occupies
SCAT in the English Parliament.-N.
T. Paper. Truth perhaps, was needed
there.
!. a petrified Indian has turned up
near Bladensburg, Md. This would
be a gaeiss thing for some enterprising
Snowman to take hold Of
/ The ntiGc phenomena of much
wind this season of the year is that q
vacuum is suddenly OccasiOned by its
coming in with q Spring.
: In nspeaking Of milk -and-water beau
ties, people doubtless have reference
TO the milkmen's pretty daughters.
what the heart thinks the mouth
Speaks" is an old adage; but in these
days Of hypOcricy aud dissimulation
its applicability is sOmewhatquestiOn-
able.
"Here John, don't eat those crackers up" said
she with hateful snap;
They 10 some saved purpose t. make the babies
pap"
well" said Jsbn. as he edged near the door and
placed on his head his hat,
What makes You about il then, ain'tN the
babies Pap"