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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-21

LADIES interested in nav and fashionable
millinery should visit the Millinery Depsrt.
ment, Mechanics Store.
No MORE trouble with indigestion and
dyspepsia. Dr.. Henleys celebrated l y l.
Bitters, when taken regularly before meals,
cure and prevent all such ailments.
BURT's CELEBRATED SHOES, all widths. at
| Mechanics Store.
| THEY ARE BARGAINS, and all should see
| them-those ladies' cloaks and listers, at the
| Red House.
| ATTENTION Is CALLED to the fine display
of gents fashionable clothing made in large
show window of Mechanics Store.
| LADIES AND CHILDREN's underwear for
! 40, so and go cents at l.. Bien's, Eighth and
J streets.
THE BEST CAsHMEREs for so, 65, IS and so
cents, at /. Bien's, Eighth and streets.
JUST RECEIVED very choice assortment of
6ne cashmere suits for gentlemen. Red
House.
ATTENTION IS CALLED to the fine display of
| gents fashionable clothing made in large show
window of Mechanics Store.
| Try the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George w. Chesley, sole agent.
STYLISH HATS Mechanics Store Hat
| Department.
COOP HATS !-Mechanics' Store Hat De.
partment.
LADIES fine kid-foxed, button, full scollop.
sewed boots, SO 50-wsrranted. Red House.
Bugr's CELEBRATED SHOES, all widths, ct
Mechanics Store.
DR. USaAR's LIQUOR ASrDolg. carefully prepared
| of the best Quill Bark by NJ S. Hammer, druggist,
Sacramento. (The celebrated cure for drunkenness.
1 HaMsERs GLYcERoLg OF TAR, for coughs and
colds contains opiate5 or astringents. The best
preparation out for children.
|
| HANGERS CAscARA SAsRApA BITTERs touches the
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation and liver com
| plant.
HAMMERS CAscARA SAeRADA BrrrERs cures al
COM lants arising from an obstructed state Of the
ystem.
HAMMERS GLYcgRoLE TAR The most perfect
cough cure extant Hundreds testify 20 its good
! effects
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11

To-day there will be a total eclipse Of the
SUM- visible in the western part Of North
america and the Pacific ocean. Washing
IONS birthday will come on Sunday, Feb
fuafy ~; Good Friday. March 90; Easter
monday, March %; Decoration Day. NAV
'o, VIII fall on Sunday; Thanksgiving Day
w viii be Thursday, November as: and
'.im will fall dueon Saturday. There
o ~ni pc a total eclipse Of the moon June
-, invisible here; an annual eclipse Of the
sun July Z, visible in South America and
" 'he southern Atlantic ocean; December
g partial eclipse of the sun. visible in the
suu,hern Atlantic ocean; December Ia.
So'ai eclipse Of the moon, invisible here.
sunday December 81, partial eclipse Of
en sun, partly visible here. Sun rises
u.i.psed; Venus will be the morning altar
an'l July 81; Mars after October a5: Jnpi.
ss. after March 10 until July IL. saturn
, M,er april 8 until July 0; Venus will he
tne evening star after July 10; Mars until
ITeIuper 20; Jupiter until March is, after
'"s ~; saturn until April 8, after July o.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11

There is considerable curiosity as to how
Edison's inventions are to be controlled.
From the New York Exchange we gather as
follows
The Edison Electric Light Company is
organized with a capital Of $500, 900, divided
into $500 shares. 1t is claimed that it
owns all the rights which accrue to Prof.
Edison's discoveries and inventions in the
way of producing light by means of cleo
tricity. 1t is said that three shares were
sold on Monday ar SO 800 per share, and the
report was that S., 700 was bid.
The Edison Ore Milling Company is or
ganized with $500 shares, the par value
being Sl00 per share. This company is to
operate Professor Edison's system of ex-
tracing gold and silver from ore. The
results of this system are said to be Won
derful. a much higher percentage Of the
precious metals being saved than has been
practicable under any of the old methods
Of reduction.
The Edison Polyform Company is organ
lied to manufacture and sell a medical
preparation for the cure of neuralgia.
Prof. Edison has been a great sufferer from
this disease, and it is said that he found
complete relief through the application of
this remedy devised by himself. It is soon
to be offered through the trade, an order for
one million bottles having been given to a
Pittsbnrg glass factory recently. The Poly
form Company has a capital Of $3.50, 900,
divided into 500 shares.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11
LOST IN THE o
The Pony Rider FOund-Six Days
and Five Nights of Misery-FOund,
Just fn Time.
Mammoth City Times. Dec. 9th. ]

Mammoth City Times, Dec. 27th.l
1t will be remembered that the pony mail
was due last FRIDAY, and its non-arrival
caused many conjectures as to the fate of
the unfortunate rider, VIM. Hsines. The
poor man was found last Thursday by Mr..
Ballinger and a young man named Bowen,
who left here last Wednesday morning on
snow-shoes with the mail. Ballinger and
Bowen found him half a mile north Of
Deadmsn's Station, in the snow. He had
spread his blanket and laid down to die.
He left Kings Station on Friday evening,
while the storm was raging, hoping to be
able 10 reach Deadman's Station that night.
The storm increasing in violence, he tied
up the mule, made a fire and camped.
The next day he started for Deadman's,
leading the mule, bat succeeded only in
accomplishing about half the distance.
The next day he got but a few rods,
camping that night without any fire.
All this time he had not a mouthful to eat,
and his sufferings can be imagined. When
found he had given up all hope of rescue.
being almost unable to move. His right
arm was frozen solid his left one being
nearly as bad lis left leg was frozen to
the edge Of his flannel drawers. At last
accounts he was cheerful and doing as well
as could be expected. Five men went out
Thursday to bring him in, and yesterday
two more, and to-day another party went
to their assistance. One of the party that
left Thursday returned last night, his feet
badly frost-bitten, and stated that the re-
mainder of the party would reach Mineral
Park last night. They failed to do so.
however, and up to the hour Of going to
nress no news has been received of them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11
The Lost Car Seeker.

Says the Cleveland Press: VIM. Wet
more, lost car agent of the Wabash Rail
way, passed through the city yesterday on
one of his periodical chases after stray cars.
Wetmore is a loquaeious individual, sings
in a church choir wherever Sunday finds
him, and his description OF his peculiar
business ia very interesting. The lost car
agent Is distinctly a cosmopolitan. He
carries in his pockets passes over almost
every road on the continents queer col
lection by the way-some of them marvels
of the engraver's art, and others gaudy as
the queen Of hearts. One week finds the
lost car agent hunting cars in Florida,
and the next may discover him down
in Maine" The rules governing the
business are that he must travel by
daylight, ride in the rear coach, and
keep his eye peeled. Frequently, while
sailing past a side track full Of cars, he
discovers one belonging to his own Com
pany, and by practice he becomes SO sharp
eyed that he can photograph the number
of that car on his mind in an instant.
Arriving at a telegraph station he politely
requests the officials to send home his Com
pany's car. Cars are frequently sent from
one end of the continent to the other and
sent back empty. In case a road be short
of cars they sometimes take the liberty to
retain and use them, and sometimes a dis
honest road will steal them outright and
obliterate the owners mark and number.
A lost car agent for a Western road recently,
after searching for months for a car, found
it away out ON the plains, forty rods from
the railroad, devoid of trucks, and occu-
pied by an ambitious squatter as a resi-
dence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11

Beleher, sb Sal stss sb; Mexican. 81 Nh
22a; Savage, Ia; Gold d Curry. 6b; Bull
lion, 460b; Crown Point, Alb ABB 44s;
Union, sob BONA; ophir, 20% b; Sierra
Nevada, 22b 22ka 22ks; l.. Bryan. SIS;
Kentuck, sab; Best 4 Belcher, 13b; Chol-
lar, TAB 7Ats; Mexican, 81 " =; Union.
Dos; Belcher, Sb; Yellow jacket, ii i b ia
1lks1lTa; Hale d Noreross, sSs Over
man, 81 b; Crown Point, 420s 4l5a; Justice,
zaa; Alta, 420b; Belle Isle, lk b; Hale Il
Noreross, sal S%asks; Seq. Belcher. goa;
Oriental, Sos; Beleher, 7As; Utah, 1lkb
Ia; Caledonia, l65b; Julia, 235b; Impe-
RAJ FOB 75a; Sierra Nevada. 81 AS 22a;
u,phir, 2O'ss; Savage, 6as; Justice, 2i0a;
Mexican, 2oas; Savage, ca b; Bullion.
4bos; Sierra Nevada. 20s 20A a; Union,
Qua 5Oka sous; Gould 4 Curry, 5Ab Ga
osi Belcher, INA; Best 4 Belcher, 1914 a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11

Notes Of Interest Concerning tho
Various Denominations.

Presbyterians gained $1,000 members in
1873.
The revised New Testament will be out
during 1880.
The new urs Of international Sunday
School lessons gives 1880 to g study Of
Matthew and Genesis.
The Pope's new journal, the Aurora,
which was TO appear on the LIST of January,
has already secured 5000 subscribers.
One Of the largest Sunday schools in the
world is the Union Bethel at Cincinnati.
The attendance was 1880 on a recent Sun
day, besides 257 visitors.
During the 81 years OF its existence the
Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society
has expended about SIS, 900, 900 for home
and foreign missions.
The week Of prayer had its origin at the
annual meeting Of the Lodisna Mission,
India, in 1858. when the missionaries spent
three days in devotion. Its observance was
not general until 1860.
According to statistics, up to July last,
the Methodist Episcopal Church had &c
annual conferences, IL ,453 itinerant preach
ers and 800, 1877 members and probation
ers. Since the organization Of the church
444 presiding elders and GA, 967 members
have died.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11

SentfneI's Reporter.
No train from the West last night.
John Ellyson left for Missouri yesterday.
The attendance at the public school has
been good.
A mineral cabinet for sale cheap at
Haskelrs.
whooping cough has not yet disappeared
from Pinto.
No preaching in the Ruby Hill NJ. E.
Church to-day.
Fowl and game dinner at the French
Rotisserie to-day.
Major Dave Mannheim leaves for TEN
Pahuse tomorrow.
Have your smoked glasses ready for this
afternoons eclipse.
Services at the usual hours in the Cath
Ollie Church to-day.
Lead now commands so cents, and is
strong at that price.
Regular services, morning and evening,
in the Episcopal Church.
The Maine imbroglio is the topic now
discussed by hospital patients.
Prof. Scott gave another soiree last night.
They continue to grow in favor.
The Bodie papers say that Ike Phillips,
formerly Of Eureka, is very sick.
The cold weather has retarded work on
the Jacksons new hosting works.
The Commissioners will wrestle with
the Courthouse problem tomorrow.
Leap Year parties are being given in the
different towns throughout the State.
Judge Bishop is recovering rapidly, and
..sl1 .,Ar la alsfn IN at4z,I - Ipalnaaa
A fresh assortment Of choice imported
and domestic cigars just received by
Bartlett.
The application for ALI. Chartz's pardon
will be presented to the Board Of Pardons
OF Tuesday.
The usual services at the Methodist
Church. Preaching by the pastor morning
and evening.
The Colville troupe will probably prove
the next attraction to our am~usement-seek-
ing population.
r. D. Ferguson, lately down with pneu-
monia at Bodie, will soon be able to be out,
says the Standard.
The class and Sunday School OF the
NJ. L. Church, Ruby Hill. will meet at the
regular hours to-day.
1t is noticed that the man who was born
on the goth Of February will have the lux
ury Of a birthday this year.
The Reveille says there is yet hope for
the played out White Pine. A poker game
was started at Hamilton last week.
Nose McBurney, who has been teaming
the past season between Eureka and Elko,
has turned out his stock to recuperate.
The glove contest between Jimmy Tickle
and Danny Mann will take place at Miners
Union Hall. Ruby Hill, tomorrow even
ing.
Rev. Mr.. Crawford will distribute a
number Of excellent magazines among the
Sunday School scholars Of his church to-
day.
Prof. Taylor. the wizard, who has been
giving entertainments throughout the
State, appears to have no desire TO come to
Eureka.
An unplucked seal skin glove was lost
on Main street. near the Parker House,
yesterday afternoon. The finder will con-
fer a favor by leaving it at this Office.
Rev. George De La Matyr is expected
home from the East daily. He will take
charge Of the Ruby Hill NJ. L. Church for
the remainder Of the conference year.
We had the pleasure OF a visit, yesters
day, from Mr.. Martin Horton, of Quinn
Canyon. Nye county. He informed us
that mining matters at TEN Pahute were
looking well.
The regular monthly meeting Of Rich
mond Hose No. 3, occurs tomorrow even
ing, and il is important that a full attend
ance be had on that occasion. See call Of
the Foreman under New To-day"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11
ANDERSON VS.. THE ENTERPRISE
1.-THE Social Monster I" Imbibes His
Political Ideas from Old Thad.
stevens.

The Social Monster" Imbfbes His
Political Ideas from Old Thad.
stevens.
The SENTINEL permits Mr.. Anderson to
fire a parting shot at the Enterprise, as
follows
The Enterprise again devotes a half
column editorial to the local of the SENTI-
MEL, and again avoids q discussion as to
the points ii raised by personal illusions.
The editor is aware thai while he always
has the columns of the Enterprise at his
command, the writer is indebted to the
courtesy Of the proprietors Of the sENTI-
MEL for the privilege Of replying, aud while
they may be willing to discuss anything Of
public interest, they have no desire to fill
their columns with personal matters.
The Enterprise intimates that there is a
page in the writer's life that will not bear
inspection. Let us have it but nave the
manliness to become personally RESPONSE
BILE for its correctness. Does it mean to
revive the charge made by a Western pa
per in 1876, that we were "run out Of that
section q years before for running an es-
Unable young lady ?" We we're only four
years cid at that time, and perhaps the
Enterprise had reference to this when it
asserted that the writer was a social mon
ster."
1t gives as proof Of our Democracy that we
once edited a Democratic paper in West
Virginia and a Greeley paper in Baltimore.
Our connection with the West Virginia
journal had no more to do with politics
than our connection with the SENTINEL.
In the first instance, we run the paper for
what we could make out OF it, and now we
are paid a salary. Every man in the Sec
ton referred to knew we we're Republican in
politics, but as we we're only twenty years
OF age. and published a purely local paper,
politics was not considered.
In 1872 We started a Sunday paper in
Baltimore, and afterwards sold 1t to a gen.
tleman who turned it into a Democratic
organ, and we returned to our former posi-
ton under the administration. Had we
voted that year, it would have been for
Horace Greeley, and surely the Enterprise
editor does not claim that he is a better
Republican than the founder Of the
Tribune.
Our Republican ideas were inculcated by
Thaddeus Stevens, and the lessons Taught
us in boyhood by the old Commoner have
never been eradicated. but il the Enter
prise's test Of Republicanism means a de-
Tense of carpet bag rascality in Louisiana,
and Of the Hayes-Sherman gang, we are a
Bourbon Democrat.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11

The following officers have been elected
by the Miners Union, to serve the ensuing
six months
President-Richard James.
Vice President Robert Young.
Recording Secretary-Morgan ]. Cava-
naugh.
Financial Secretary-W. J. Crabb.
Conduetor-Charles Campbell.
Warden--Evan Richards.
Finance Committee - John Hancock,
George Powell and Charles Nicholas.
Trustees-W. NJ. Barrett, Pat Stanton,
Joseph Meddling, James Graham and
James Rowe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11

ine Leadville Democrat Thus refers to a
gentleman well-known in this section. ana
""o Is a brother-in-law Of Mr.. ]. G. Powell.
~ ~ Eureka Mr.. A. P. Hereford, one Of
A., u early pioneers Of Leadville, and a een.
sSnaa ah whose personal popularity is only
b o,es by his generous heart, arrived
dsn ae last evening. from a delightful boli.
ny VISIT with his children, in Missoiri.
= many friends in Leadville will be glad
" Welcome him home again,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11
Dead Lellera.

The list Of letters advertised weekly in
Eureka will exceed that of any other town
of its size in the United States, and is
equal to that of Virginia City. Dead let
tiers to the number of 675 have just been
sent to the Department at Washington, or
returned TO the writers. Some idea of our
floating population can be formed from
these fpures.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11

rafker House-Edgar Bigler, VIM. Bice,
pany Hii; I: Humphrey. South Gate (;
international HOTEL. Z. Clute, Dia-
nonui .. W.. Higley, White River F. r.
eelrage, San Francisco.
turner Honse-o. Ball, Prospect Noun
S James Tyler, Provo d. j. Holmes,
. francisco III. M. Hovey. Marsden ;
D. H. Montero. Canada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11

Professor Chester, who yesterday visited
the Richmond mine. says it is the largest
ore body that he ever saw in his life. Be-
ing a gentleman of wide experience as a
mining expert, his estimate ia entitled to
great weight. Indeed. all authorizes are
agreed that nothing like the present show
ing Of ore in the Richmond was never be-
fore seen in this wonderful district, or else
where. The shareholders Of the Richmond
are to be congratulated on the possession Of
the greatest and richest mine in the world
to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11
To Re

The meetings during the week, held in
the Methodist Church, have been well at
tended, and considerable interest has been
awakened among the members of the M. f,
and Presbyterian Churches. 1t is possible
that the meetings will be continued next
week, Mr.. Kicker being Of the impression
that il would be profitable to do so.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11
From Mound valley.

John Williams, a prosperous rancher of
Mound Valley, Elko county, arrived in
town last night. He is in search of a
couple of mares, stolen from his ranch
recently by a man named Chick. The
latter disposed of the animals in Eureka,
and departed for parts unknown. Mr..
Williams thinks he will have no difficulty
in recovering them. He will spend to-day
and tomorrow on the Base Range.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11
Eleven Months, Production.

The Eureka Consolidated mine produced
in gold. silver and lead, for the eleven
months ending November 80. 1879, S2.-
COG, 900. The yield of the Richmond for
the same period is given at 81 ,425 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11
Cherry Creek Items.

We collate from the Cherry Greek COR
respondence OF the Elko Post the subjoined
items OF interest:
The holiday races did not come of, owing
to the bad weather.
The property Of the Star Company has
been attached, and the mill and mine closed
down.
A very promising mine has lately been
discovered at Schellburn.
John Connolly died recently, a victim Of
intemperance.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11
sporting Exhibition ON Ruby Hill.

A sporting exhibition will be given in
Miners Union Hall, Ruby Hill, tomorrow
evening. A wrestling match will take
place between two well-known athletes,
and the entertainment will be interspersed
with vocal and instrumental music.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11
Travel or the r., 4 p.

During the past week 3s passengers have
departed and "a arrived by the railroad,
an excess Of departures of IA. This is
about the smallest number Of passengers
that nave passed over the road during any
week the past year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11
strike,

A report is current in Hamilton that ore
has beenstruck in the Eberhardt q Aurora
tunnel. We have no particulars, but hope
that the yumeg may prove true.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11
For Conformation.

The name of Charles s. Varian has been
sent by the President to the Senate for
confirmation as United States District At
torney for Nevada. He is the present in
cumbent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11
Mrs. Ricker.. Priyate SCHOOL.

Mrs. Ricker's private school promises to
be better attended the present term than
the last. Her ability to teach manifests
itself in the interest her pupils take, and
in the rapid progress made in their studies.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11

Prof. A. H. Chester, of Hamilton Col
lege, New York. who has been in Eureka
for several days, returns home this morn
ing,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11

Letters addressed to the following parties
await claimants at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express Office: Mel Boil. Joseph Egiston,
Mrs. Camilla Floyd, Miss c. Floyd, Mrs.
May HOLSTER, John McGrew.2, Ned
Parker-4,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11

During the past seven days. bullion to
the amount of 204, 400 pounds, has been
shipped by the Eureka Con-, a daily aver
age Of 90, 200 pounds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11

MORNING BoAhp'
80 Opnnn~ao COX 2oA 81 2iA 2o4
slV o. 91h 2Oh-assessed ~
.,o nould & Curry-5H %
Az Pct 4 Belcher-1S% lSA
o. C~alifornia-4A 43oc
100 Savage .oo,
90 Con. virginia-43oc
oo0 Chollar-7h IA
$50 Potosi-4 or
90 = Hale & Norcross -o* nor
20 ~ Crown Pcint-4 39oc 3soc oooc
ii i1o Yellow Jacket-llN liA III
o95o Imperial-7oc
"a Kentuck-3h
~ Alpha-10k 1OA ..oo, =. >,
s7o0 Belcher-7A Ia 1's '"o'' "a -
~Nevada-21 21k 21h 2la %
wv 92b5 81 q cabs Il ~
,oo rtah-1lA II Ab3 IL
900 B~ullion-4@
10 Exchequer-oa
,5o Seq. Belcher-20
ion Oyerman-S4 SHboo~
SAY az sh 40 49k 49A 49A 80
i'' 5ok J0A SO 5OA 4sM
ron ,1toE4O5c il0c 42oc 405c
1890 L. Bryan-ooc DOC ooo.
195 Crown PointZ4 o9oe
ITO Belcher-!4 -
20 BuIhon-4S
1I5 y~ulia-23oc Z5oc
ttag caledonia-l6Oc 1860
lao Silver Hlll-toc
900 Dardanelles-o0c
so Challenge-l9oc
550 New York-35c
tao Occidental-1s0c IN
eao r. Washington-70c
16D Andes-Soc ioc
Az Scorpion-33Oc "a
100 Ward-lA
rs Leyiathan-3ee
50 Bentop-2ooc
80 Morning Stars
Ana Golden Gate-24 230c
s5o CON. Dorado-165c l60c
$50 Flowery-6oc
275 n. Bonanza-ooe
1000 Mackay-5c l0c
70 RAYMOND & Ely-95e
100 Gila-5c
so Eureka Conf
155 N. Belle-9A 90
100 Metallic-195c
80 Utah-l2
200 Grand Prize lSoc
225 Argenta-145c IL
10 Manhattan
20 Belle Isle-l5oc
270 Hillside-2 205c
100 Real Del Monte-1l0c
90 Wales Con.-305c .
145 Mt. Diablo-l5 154 l5h l6
20 Bodice
28j Bechtel-l50c leoe
100 McClinton-5Oc
% N. Beliefs
1870 Bulwer-l0
so Hillside-2
200 Syndicate-14
so Yellow Jacket-ll%
200 May Belle-2Oc
800 Goodshaw-40
$50 Oriental p 60c Csc
100 s.. Bodie-20c
rs Belvidere-S0c Toe
100 Champion--i5c
1870 Blackhawk-8Oc s5c
80 Booker-40c
so Mono-5&
so Con. Paeifc-5
900 University--20c
800 Addenda-55c Coo
620 Noonday-4A
$50 n. Noonday-37oc
$40 Mammoth-285e
900 0riental-45c
2l5 Boston Con.-130c Ia
$50 S. Noonday-185c
$50 Martin White-1
200 Oriental-45c
$40 Tiptop-3& 4
As ~Julia-2l0c
40 Belcher-7A
80 Bechtel-ls5c
10 NJ. White-1l0c
100 0rient-5oc
10 Bechtel -ls5c
100 Goodshaw-40c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11
To Let, Furnished Rooms.

EoR PARTICULARS, APPLY AT THE
l. Baily residence, corner Of Clark and Ed
wards streets. D. 8. HARRIS.
Eureka, December 8, 1879. dc9-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-11
Sales of stock.

For the week ending yesterday, stock OF
Eureka mines sold in San Francisco as
follows