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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

With the setting Of the sun tomorrow
evening, and for the succeeding "a hours.
the observance by the Jewish people all
over the world Is one Of the most sacred
days in the calendar the day Of Yom Kip
pur-which Is the eighth day Of the seventh
month, Tishri. Yom Kippur Is the last OF
the ten penitential days. The prayers
read include some OF the finest specimens
OF Hebrew poetical literature. They are
maisly composed OF supplications to the
Almighty for forgiveness. In 1t the &C.
acknowledgement OF the Divine will In all
things. for good or evil, is made, and .
general e~xhortation Is delivered to bow to
the ruling Of the Almighty without MUIR
muring. On this day the dooms are
sealed OF those who shall live or die;
whether to die by drowning or hanging,
by sickness or old age, by hunger or vio-
lence. and other vicissitudes. But, adds
the prayer, ''penitence, prayer and charity
overcome the evil decree" The blowing
Of the nShofar," Of q rams horn, Is to
awaken the feelings Of Its hearers to the
approach Of this great day, and also to re-
call to the mind the injunctions OF the
law with regard to the celebration. The
services are extremely impressive, and are
attended by all Jews, business being en-
tirely suspended during the holiday. After
the services mutual congratulations are
exchanged for the coming year, which Is
known to be 5,642. The following COM
mittee has been appointed by D. Rosen-
berg, President Of the B'nai Birth: j.
Schiller, L. Banner. NJ. Callisher, Sam.
Raphael and D. N. Steindler, who will
have entire charge Of the arrangements.
Services for the evening will begin at 0
O'Clock and In the morning ct 8 o'clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

From the News" Of Sept. "a.
The official count gives Bellevue the
county seat by one.
The departures by stage are On the in
crease.
There is no let up to the building boom
in Bellevue.
Matt. McFalps new hotel is rapidly get
ting into shape to receive guests.
The Kelly boys killed an old bear and
two cubs at their ranch on Deer Greek
Friday morning.
Captain Smith reports having seen at
Fish Creek yesterday morning a drove Of
seven bears-two old ones and Z yearlings.
Judge Waters, the old reliable White
Pine attorney tlater Of Bonanza, has
brought his library along and opened an
Office in Bellevue.
A large concourse OF relatives and
friends followed the remains Of the late
Dave Ray to their last resting place on
the largest ever witnessed in Bellevue.
DR.. Thiele will depart tomorrow for
Salt Lake City. in which place 1t 10 his
purpose TO reside this coming Winter.
His family will join him there. He will
return to Bellevue and build early In the
Spring.
]. B. McGee will accompany his wife,
who has been suffering with poor health
for some time, TO the Bay about the
first Of October. It is to be hoped that
the coast breeze will help Mrs. McGes
speedily, and they are undoubtedly bens-
fetal, to those who are weak, ct this sea.
son OF the year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01
An Atroeious Crime.


1hs examination Of Alfred Williams,
.ays the Virginia Chronicle, charged by
James Thomas with An attempt to commit
lspe on the ~latter's wife, will be had in
Soau Hiii before Justice Flanningham this
s.oning' Thomas charges that on Satur-
Jay evening Last Williams was on his way
70 work in the Belcher mine, and in pass
~ tne residence OF Thomas, in Grown
ro'nt haviue, saw Mrs. Thomas through
.as ooori that he went in, locked the door
40 attempted his devilish purpose, which
N. N. Only frustrated by the appearance OF
~ Wiis OF Williams, who broke In the
sS Wy. being attracted by the shrieks for
SSsip from Mrs. Thomas. Williams has
peen married about q wear and IA the father
y . nabe, while Mrs. Thomas Il old enough
y " MS mother. The clothing was al
s Aoss Torn from the assaulted lady In her
'"ussiea 70 defeat the brute's intention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

Now that the Administration has passed
into stalwart hands 1t will be pretty apt to
stand by its friends. Stalwarts In Nevada
were few and far between until quite re-
Gently. Mackay. Jones. Judge Harris and
Col. P. P. Canavan have been the prom
inent leaders Of that faction. II -is now
said, however, that they are being rein
forced by the hundreds from the half
breed ranks. The danger seems to be that
tho original stalwarts may be smothered
and buried OF OF sight BY the rush from
the other side. This must not be per-
mitted. The originals are entitled to the
first lick ct the fat places. In this view we
may state that the name OF Col. anAva
has been mentioned In connection with an
important foreign mission. His friends
urge that President Arthur could not do q
wiser thing than TO appoint him envoy
extraordinary and minister ple~nipotentary
to the Court OF Cork. The SENTINEL
most cheerfully adds the weight OF ts
influence to the suggestion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

HAWTHORNE, Sept. II.
"EprToR OASIS: Does the Colonel Sine
Barnes, about whom the newspapers have
SO much to say, derive his military title
from having been . veteran Colonel in the
late war ? Il he q marrying man RosA."
!. No, Rose, mo- Col. Barnes has the title
OF colonel" from having been fortunate
in some mining venture. He has now gone
to Bishop Greek to open some new mines.
II he ID successful he will probably return
q full fedged General" The nearest
approximation Colonel Barnes ever came
to an acquaintance with war was being
kicked BY an army mule in Q Missouri
town called Paris. We infer be IL largely
q marrying man; but can only give you
rumor, which says the Colonel has . wife In
North Carolina. two in Kentucky, two IN
Missouri, three each In Wisconsin and
Oregon and two in California; and rumor
further has 1t that he is now about TO LEAD
to the altar one Of Esmeralda's fAirest
and brightest ct cetera. ct ceters, and 30
forth.-Oasis.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01
DOOMED TO DIE.
An Idaho Murderer Sentenced 70 be
Hanged Oct. IA. ?

An idaho Murderer Sentenced 20 be
Hanged Oct. IA. ?
On Wednesday morning, says the Ava
lanohs, Henry Mcdonald was again sr.
raigned before the bar Of Justice. and Judge
Prickett fixed Friday, Oct. IA. 1881, bs-
tween the hours Of u NJ. and 8 p. NJ, a. the
time for his execution for the murder Of
Geo. Myers. McDonald's long conhne.
ment has affected him but little. save that
he Is somewhat paler than when last In
court. He took his medicine calmly, but
to Q close observer 1t was evident that his
composure was forced, and there was NO
perceptible tremor In bis voice when he
remarked after the Judge had dnished:
at seems like that Is pretty severe punish
ment to give one man, when another, who
Ia just as guilty, is allowed to go free.
The Judge told him 1t was the punishment
that the law provided for his ~ofense, and
that the Court had no option In the mat
ter. As bis case has now been before the
highest tribunal, little else than q. miracle
will save him from paying the penalty OF
his horrible crime on the gallows ct the
time appointed. 1t Ia not known to whom
he alluded % being equally guilty with
himself, but probably to Kellet and Lewis,
who, he still maintains. took Myers body.
II IL probable that he may make . clean
breast Of 1t before he dies, and thus set at
rest all possible doubts. II there be any.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01
saISN sHACKLED.
How she Missing Train Diteher
was AcOOped.

The SENTINEL In its issue OF yesterday
told Of the arrest Of shinn, the train ditch
Or. The Reno Gazette explains how he
was scooped as follows: The last Of the
oolfAx train ditchers, Geo. H. shinn, has
been brough. to book, and in q very unex-
pected place and manner. Sheriff Swift
o. ormiby, had news that he wal up about
Lake Biglsr about one week ago. Shinn
used to work in Carson and Ii was believed
20 would drift over that way from the
LAKE. This theory proved correct. Shinn
worked around the Lake, keeping ont OF
ilsht, and after cutting his beard cam
N 70 Carson and bought some clothes and
seain struck out, and nothing more was
aeard Of him until last night In Virginia.
a oomstocker had Just invited the whole
house up when Shinn, being In the house.
s,ePped right mp beside the treater. Chief
o. Police Bradley was also "in the house."
ana about the time Shinn's breast-bone
.nuek the bar the officer tapped him on
tne shoulder. shinn was 80 surprised that
as inirst entirely disappeared. Upon strip.
pane the prisoner 1t was found that be
xo.e the same shirt next his skin which
w. adornsd the person Of n Of the train
aiMhors d Collar.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

To-day Is the regular publication day Of
the WEEKLY SENTINEL. It will contain, as
ter, devoted to the State, Coast, general
editions far excel any newspaper publica-
ton ever issued in Eastern Nevada. The
WEEKLY SENTINEL should be distributed
far and wide, as the most effective means
OF making our district known abroad. 1t
can be secured in wrappers. postpaid. at
the Postofice news depot and at Calisher
Brothers. For yearly subscriptions, ap-
ply at the publication Office, corner Of
Monroe and Bateman streets. Terms, IS
Q year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01
A sui6IDE.
How . COmstock Miner Fired HI
Last shot.


How . Comstock Miner Fired HIS
Last shot.
The telegraph announced the other day
the suicide OF James M. Collins, an old
Comstock miner, at Virginia City. There
was no apparent cause for the deed. De-
ceased was about IS years Of age, and
leaves o wife and four children, two Of his
own-a boy Of 6 and q girl Of 4-and two
girls, aged IA and Is years respectively,
daughters Of his wife by . former mar
rage. A reporter Of the Chronicle called
on the widow, who gave the following par
ticulars of the affair /:
81 know Of no reason why my husband
killed himself. We never had any trou-
BILE, and he was one Of the most affection
ate Of men and was always at home when
not working. He has been out Of work
for three months, and often felt worried
on that account, yet never mentioned sui
eide, and was always quite cheerful. He
expected to get work soon In the Keystone
mine. Yesterday afternoon he went for
some meat, and was gone rather longer
than usual. He came back with 1t
and q flask Of whisky, saying to Q lady
friend OF mine who had called that he was
going to treat. He showed no signs Of
intoxication, and was never much OF .
drinking man. He called our little boy
to him and said: iii make q man OF
you.' He then went into the bedroom
and pushed the door to-. Soon after I
looked in the door and saw him standing in
front Of the window with his back to me.
I thought he was going to bed, and came
out softly and told my friend to keep
quiet. that he was going to lie down. 4
moment after the door slammed to and I
heard q shot. / ran in and he. was lying
on the floor. ] said : 1T can't be, James,
that you've killed yourself?' He never
spoke. I then raised his head, raw the
wound, and tainted away. Neighbors
then came in and tried to help him, but
he never spoke, and was dead before the
doctor could arrive. He leaves US desti-
tute."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01
FLUE DUST.
Scraps from tho Notebook Of the
BentinePs Reporter.

scraps from th0 HOte-DOOk oil the
sentineTs Reporter.
Albion shares advanced to 50 yesterday
Sierra Nevada yesterday dropped to
$18 so.
DR.. Thoma returned last evening from
Palisade.
Ophir yesterday levied an assessment Of
81 per share.
RUDE Egleston and family left for Reno
this morning.
Secret Canyon is now one Of the busiest
places in the county.
The weather yesterday and last evening
was perfectly delightful.
Jonathan Walker and wife arrived last
evening from Cayuga, Stafford District.
Mrs. A. M. Hillhouse loft yesterday
morning for a short visit to San Francisco.
Senator Miller OF California passed East
for Washington on yesterdays @. P. train.
Pools on the baseball game on Sunday
will be sold at the Palace Saloon this even
ing.
Hiram Crowell was in from Secret Can
yon yesterday, where he is engaged in
mining.
During the past few days our merchants
have been receiving immense stocks Of
new goods.
F. W. C1nts is daily receiving large
quantities Of hardware, tinware and min
ing supplies.
Pools will be sold at the Palace Saloon
at 1880 o'clock this evening on the result
OF the rifle match tomorrow.
Don't forget the social at the Opera
House this evening. A full string band
has been engaged for the occasion.
J. N. Crawford came up last night from
Stafford. He reports the new district
AWAY up" and daily improving.
w. E. Davidson is authorized to collect
accounts due the Eureka Livery Stable
during the absence OF John f. Garrett.
For an elegant fish breakfast, go to Pro-
menko & Ballich's chop stand this morn
ing. They received q fine lot last night.
The small amount OF te~legraphic news
in our columns this morning is owing to
an interruption on the line east Of Omaha.
Jake Cohn will return from San Fran
cisco tomorrow evening. Then look out
for a nobby stock OF clothing at his new
store.
ALI. Harris has opened one Of the finest
stocks Of gents furnishing goods and traps
ever brought to the town. They are just
lovely.
We learn that one Of our prominent
Italian citizens will soon lead to the hyme-
NAL altar one Of Switzerland's fairest
ladies.
Miss Louisa E. Mau, one OF the teachers
in the intermediate Department of the
Public School, arrived from San Francisco
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

The baseball fraternity have rendered q
benefit to Arthur Donnelly to take place
tomorrow at the baseball grounds. The
game will be between two picked mines,
consisting Of the following players: Craw-
ford's nine-Hardigan, c.; Crawford, p;
Blakiston, h.; Wescoatt, 2b.; Hall, 3D.;
p. Green, 8. g.; j. Green, r. T.; Mann, Q. T.;
Gates, ]. I. Rowan's nine-Rowan, O.;
Hooper, 3D.; Roxburg, 8. g.; Andrews, r.
f.; Muldoon, c. f.; Clark, l.. I. The bene-
f~ciare, it will be remembered, met with Q
severe accident recently and suffered a
surgical operation. He is deserving Of q
generous testimonial at the hands of the
admirers Of the national game. The play,
owing to the shortness of the day, will be-
gin at 1880 O'Clock. The final shoot for
the German trophy will also take place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01
A HORRIBLE AFFAIR.
Murder Of the Aged Mrs. HilIyer I'm
Kansas.

vi -
Kansas.
The Topeka (Kas.) Commonwealth gives
an account Of the murder in that city ON
September 18th Of Mrs. Bathsheba Hillyer,
aged 80 years, mother OF M. O. Hillyer, @.
j. Hillyer, G. B. Hillyer and Judge E. W.
Hillyer, all we'll known citizens Of this
State, and Of Mark Hillyer and Dwight
Hillyer, gentlemen well known throughout
Kansas. A fair was in progress at Topeka,
and Saturday, the 18th, was the last day
OF the same, some 0,000 people being pres
emit. Justin Hillyer, husband Of the MUIR
dered woman, with his son Mark and all
the family, except the aged mother, went
to the fair. The residence Of the family
being in the midst OF tho city, no. appre-
hension for her safety was felt. Mrs. Hill
yer spent the greater part of the afternoon
at the house Of a neighbor. When she first
went to the neighbours house she said she
had forgotten to lock her house. She went
home, locked her house and then returned
and remained with her neighbor till 4
O'clock. This was the last seen OF the old
lady in life. When the family returned
from the fair, about half-past S O'Clock in
the afternoon, the father and husband was
the first to enter the house. On looking
for his wife he found her in q bedroom,
lying dead o. the floor, near the bed.
Her neck was broken and there were sew
eral Commissions on her face. An examine
ton showed that the key to her bureau had
been taken from her and the bureau unlock
ed and about SAG in money taken. Some Sc
or 81 had been taken out OF the pocket OF q
dress Of Oracle Hillyer, a daughter Of
Mark Hillyer. The extreme age Of the VIC
tim renders the affair one Of the most
shocking ever recorded in the annals OF
crime. The relatives Of the deceased have
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01
OPEN SESSION.. so r. M.

Sierra Nevada 1SAb 19a 1873 19s,
linton 13Ab 14a 1915, Scorpion 2b, Mex
loan f0Ab t0ka, Ophir 7hb TIA Tvs
IN, Con. Virginia 245b 2ks 2hs, yell
low jacket 460b. Chollar 2kb 25oa 2hs,
sisrrs Nevada lob 19ha, Union las, Utah
pks. Mexican 10hs, Crown Point l95b,
Bsst 4 Belcher f2Hb, Gould a Curry7hb
fka7As, California 105b. Albion l95b 20,
Alta bEbb Andes 185b, Yellow jacket
sE5b. Best 4 Belcher lab, Sierra Nevada
iahs, overman hob Iva, Mexican l0hb,
Scorpion 205s.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

VIM. Einbeck, Of the United States Geo
dstic Survey, now located on Diamond
Mountain, Q few miles north Of Eureka,
says the Reveille. signaled Ira Van Falken-
burg, one OF his assistants left on Mount
Callahan, the other day, that he was no
longer needed at that point. He is here
for q day or two, and 70 instructed to be
Lone Mountain. q point between San
Antoine and Silver Peak, on or about the
18th Of October. when he will be signaled
from Diamond Mountain.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

Says the Wood Rfver News Of the Gath |:
"The trial Of F. B. Perry. for the shooting
Of Dave Ray. has engaged the attention Of
His Honor. W. P. Parsons. for three days
past. District Attorney Ruick appeared
for the people, and W. H. johnson, Judge
Waters and J. II. Harris for the defendant.
After o careful examination Of many wit
nesses, who only corroborated the report Of
the affair AZ given in last Saturdays News,
the Judge ct P. NJ. to-day rendered 9
concise decision to the effect hat Perry be
held In the sum OF %, 500 to appear before
the Grand Jury. He quickly procured
bondaman.b
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

1ae proprietor Of the above named es-
'v".ament Is daily receiving every do
AZ s.P.on Of gentlemen's Fall and Winter
n. u'as and furnishing goods, which are
t~o psst, nobbiest and cheapest goods ever
,ssuagnt to Eureka. This house has the
1881 stock, best assortment, fastest
rasserns and latest styles for the least
rsIy An examination Of the goods and
f'''ss wil give entire satisfaction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01
Tho Yelled Prophets.

A circular received at this Office states
that the Yelled Prophets Of the Mississippi
Valley will hold their fourth annual oele-
bration and parade in St. Louis during the
week commencing on the Sd OF October.
The grand parade Of the order. will OCCUR
on the night Of the 4th. Upwards OF 5000
magnifcently costumed ladies' and gentle
men will appear in q gorgeously spectacular
nroceaaion
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01
The peeth Devirs description.

The assassination Of Henry Isabel by
JEFF. Morse at Deeth Station the other day
was recounted In these columns at the
time. JEFF. Morse, the assassin, 10 still at
large. The Elko Independent has this
description Of him: "a photograph like
ness Of JEFF. Morse, the slayer OF Henry
Isabel at Dseth, and who is now ct large,
is being duplicated, and negatives will be
sent 10 various points throughout the
coast. Morse IL about. forty years o. age;
about Ave feet seven inches In hight;
wears q light-colored mustaohs. md owing
10 an old wound In the right ankle, hmps
slightly In walking. He has . large, round
head; bald on top, and 3 laughing habit In
speaking"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01
District Court.

The following business was transacted In
the District Court yesterday:
J. Tognini vs.. P. H~ansen-suit 10 70.
cover $1,000. 80.
+. Abadie Va. N. p. Murphy-suit for
possession Of land. -.
]. T. Fleming W. o. Dunkel and Sam.
Raphael-Attachment suit for $3.50.
Gresnbaum, Sachs d Freeman ". o.
Dunkel and Sam. Raphssl-AttAehmsnt
anti for S045 IS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01
n. q r. PASSENGER TRAVEL.


Jackson House-G. W. Downey, Miss
Louisa 2. MAu. 8. F.; O. A. Stewart. Salt
Lake; A. A. Smith, Reno; John III. Craw-
ford, Cayuga.
Parker House-Jonathan Walker and
wife, Cayuga, safferd District; X. Barley.
Diamond Valley; 3. NJ. Anterior. Ruby
Hill; II. Arency, Sacramento.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

George Gavin. one Of the best workmen
In his line OF business In Eureka, has a
shop in whitton's brick building, at the
corner Of Main and Clark streets, where
he Is prepared to do all kinds OF tin and
sheet iron work In the best mahner and
with dispatch. He also makes roofing and
plumbing q specially. All work In his
line will DO promptly attended TO, and bis
charges are very moderate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

Says the Rsvsille Of Thursday; Tho Eu.
reka people deserve much credit for the
handsome tribute OF respect paid TO presi.
dent Garfield on Monday last. The full
text Of the speeches, poem, revolutions.
etc.. occupying ave and . half columns In
the SENTINEL, appeared in that paper Of
yeaterday morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

me annual meeting Of the Eureka CON-
s0ndassd Mining Company will be hold at
S osh francisco On Monday. Oct. II, at l
to luck ?. NJ, for the election Of Ave diree-
irsn y serve for the ensuing year. The
inss 'sf books will be closed on the 18th
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

..oa Through Iron springs.
" Is reported that no less than three
,As' o. railroads will reach the vicinity Of
t ~, Springs within o year the Utah Cen.
rIr, tne California Central and the Denver
nao Gsands. These roads are ali svi-
ssn ns.y aiming to tap the rich coal and iron
~'Poas's Oh that favored locality.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

The copartnership existing between Win
zell 4 Toomey In the butchering business
was dissolved yesterday. Joe Toomey will
hereafter conduct the business on his W
account. He 10 one Of the best butchers
in the State, and persons wishing ane cuts
Of meat can always And them ct this es-
Enlistment. Call and SEQ Joe and his
new outfit.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

WSOIebHI0 LIquUF
M. D. Bartlett has Q new advertisement
this morning. in which he sets forth that
he has the largest stock OF One wines,
liquors, cigars and glassware OF any estab-
lishment in Eureka. He also has the best
brands Of brandy. port and sherry wines
for medical use. The best brands OF
cigars can be found at this house, which
he sells at bottom prices. Drop In n
examine and sample the goods. Fair
dealing 10 the motto OF this establishment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

D. Nathan yesterday received immense
quantities Of gents fine clothing and fur
nishing goods. Drop in and examine the
stock and the prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

A frst-class upright piano, nearly new
can be purchased cheap by making appli'
cation at M. B. BArtlett's Wholesale liquor
establishment on Main Street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01
Richmond Bullion.

me Richmond Company shipped this
4 SSsn 1 BY Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s Express
'Sss " bullion, valued IL Sis,ssA 81
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

The Eureka Con. Company yesterday
paid their furnace men, and will pay the
miners on the I'd. and town bills on
the 3D..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01

sufrE OF FURNISHED ROOMS. OR A
"A House Of ak rooms. furnished for house.
keeping: For partieutAss 1922 opRRiya Az, me pott ss a.
cisst street. fauictfl Nina. J. y. h11sx.