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, 1881-09-17
CRIMINAL COURT.

Alexander Lo Moinn was fuund guilty Of u.s.
snult, and was sentenced to tcn days In tho
County jail.
Wnltor Powers pleaded guilty to larccuy aud
was rGmnnttel.
Michael Reilly pleaded guilty to larceny and,
being under II yours OF NEe. WIS sent to tho
House OF Correction for two ycnrs.
, 1881-09-17

A bill for divorce was lilcd yesterday by Bosslo
X. Copporsmth aRalnst John +. Coppcrsmth.
tho charge being Arsertion.
Margaret Matthews illcd a bill Thursday
against james Matthews, asking for dlvorco
OH tho ground OF cruelty.
Victoria 4 Fletcher HE'D an. application for n
dlvorcu fron, her husband, hichard Barrett
Fletcher, IN which Bhe asked TINT ho be enlolnctl
from tlIsposlng OF thosr household etfctty. aud
nso from Interfering With her and her children,
Nichuri hus been very tNuEhty anu cruel
lnnn: thnt ho has driven her. from her homo,
ttircaleuud her llfe and thut hu Is, summing up
tho casc, d mat, or low, vicious, and Impure
ttistillcts, md t!centlulis and adulterous IN ha
bAbits. Tl1p Court granted tho INJUNCTION
prayed, and the cnse will bo heard ut tho Qcto-
her term.
Judge Barni1m granted n decree to Gcorgo =.
Humphrey from Etntna l.. Humphrey Oh the
ground OF drunkenness.
, 1881-09-17


!, nu.tno.. lot on nsont;1ls soa'a 1!srs:sa D1LL'
hs,ssess e. On P'Ffav md 1nF'
sssa1;i;.t xot.,,.,x .onth trh,,tx,ath..t
yaeans 1t ha 9a sna @ x sS.
1TG1saisfS sras ''a'''' nos''' WIN '"ts' 'o' ~
9I laEfa9ns1.s t.i o,c II, room. on tev..,t
10 TToist"sy qua eaaenons f'ama houSo On veal
II. rT,9;;s'ory ind basement brick house at Lawn
t. rw@,s!,ery md franc house, 10 rooms West ssx-
Il yasst et 9n E"ff S"f,
II %afnnt ,aft 1 19t q, ~ f;sssa1sxs sst Gness-"v
II 1st ea19sr Sn aSson md ptt,secoud,
y, n oly9o , Il "rk notvocn r,,t,-,ou,th
~, :, 9na i!yae I'd, lF95tx.o,u,s.t ln5s
s,siaa SsSant ,as a. ~ ~ ys.io[tSst. S.. t,SHs.,t
Z " kenMS dgst ;sa 51a y IA StSs ins o iauz,oy.y
4 3nss fn m '1s ana ~ be-
~ ss " 1swa ~
i 'es' 1T :" ssa a ssSssa ssSth Chicago
~ ;aH oaso so s1tns amo cottage On
N r{SSs r%s:t 5d'sd 5is:a,,;sjsi ss i,5,,o1e,,,.,t,
sss fss & & Ss SsSsh!sv So north Of r,.oe.
g. ;'f?s5 %: 5ser: 90 San rrane'.so..v north OF FIJI
81 " sss' front on c'as0n-'S' north OF f'f''-''''
IL 50 1de; iSo. front on rhareAT north of Ffs'''es'
e ,sss ss "a. seKessss 4 Prospect on thu North
A. WI ''oeea-'t Ds'"'on cen'rs'av
TIE CHICAGO .rA!: 1srArn EXCHANGE
IN rtc
''' 'sa %An5 X; 3f;,sa,s''e' $;,r'm
EIGHTH SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ,
MONDAY, snlr. H.
Another 'n's'as: ' :ss ;:se,,.s tho premises
., ,,ss, ssss;;s5zsss,,,sr' ~; 5Esxss.x
LANGLEY Az9 nvAss:Avs.
Every ',,.1,,s,; 'o' = - ,1r 'nns" TO '''
x1s Ti:fnAis; Il w. eo,, IN N a.x. n.,.
''' ''ss / j. aaa j 'sa!:: interest At . ''' cent
ss cAns
,,s,," r','',''* ,Si' 'Ss:sfH Si'h ',"'n' "."n,n aa,
ltSitMs III sIoslna u;HFn 4 tFnttf.sa1snthe.h MthgAho'
r,1r r1,rk kktHiHWEHt3Y't,; L w 3tY,;r pAux.
t1S @"H7'tH M W - ol' i*>i'A'
f'''''''SsSSiSs SSS 81 - Fl
TIE Chicago ~ nE$I Al EsrATE EXCHANGE.
,r w,K Six%S., ,itssi K.is|s: i;Se.!dssn.
eAhSDr III Ind TasEM tsst"ea !''''Se's' 1tessas"'
WA. DurrEits. AlanasSf and Auollouest
Brv,syre,sETI||l T|lT TR,,,,,,o GALL,
- OF
, 1881-09-17

md will prphnt,ly deliver MI address on tho fnlr
Eso,ntls In this elite tOs!ny. ,
MrssrH+ Leo nnd ltcyhp,s, tho Ercht hoftera
OF New Mexico. nre Rnil To own moro clattic thhh
ntly firm Or individual I'll tho world.
, 1881-09-17
THE WESTERN UNION.

ts,,.., a." nucrntlnr.ltoom or
.na v,.tcr,, Union TcIcErnph OHlcc-
1ynv tl,e Hcrvicc Of tho Company IL
uIvre Or Less Un.atisfactory.
7b tho Editor " 1nt Chttaeo Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept N.~-Nottcln9 at' interview
between n representative OF = morning pa
PER mud tho officers OF tic Western Union
Telegraph Company. n few fActs from ali
operators standpoint lnny not 10 'tnlntercst-
ing iior Improbable to tho public.
Following aro some OF inc influences tNat
llnyc rendered tho service OF tic company III |
many respects lalno and detective mid IN
others quite unequal tn tho requirements OF
tlle public.
Tho consolidation OF tho American nttt
Western Union Companies proved an ev'l III
many, and varied ways. Doing away with
MI opp0sitios,, It created n monopoly, casing
u, n great extent a'l solicltudo about inc oo'
tulNn1 aud tho transaction OF tic vast tclc-
urnul, business of the country.
M" iii Wnstor,, 11rlnn nronor ,vos we'll
dmo osa 49,, 1ss."m a,,mnot Uu ~ ,rarp % ,osnt totn
hlallncu anu cdulppeu Nv every pvht WV.
with Ul1lclnls md Hpcrnturs-ti1e oldest, most
reliable, and experienced that the business
had developed. IN tho rivalry Of opposition
lean " Union Company tho people were welt
served. Uy tho lnaiiipa!ations anu sharp
lrartices OF Jay Gould complications arose
w Wnlc to s sS.e u'.os,,. ",o 49, .sn,,
worst OF TIC Dattte; Vahaefp1le was taheh
with alright. and tho consolidation wns
i,,ctEt,, hrruri,f ohout Inv Gould nud lila
""7'''' p.o"hms "o'".t ~. '''' .,,"rn
army Of officers nha operators ~cfe
,,rov,o"s ~" '' cor, rac,a n,d ncrcc,nonts
'cs iu"9 eohttoe.' a 49,
With the officers alitt operators OF ulo ncW
,'1'.le.,r ". s..ues.;.',.. - .s...ot .rl ~
, 1881-09-17

Ellen Donovan began suit In tFcspass yes
terlay against jacob and Ccclln Schimclfenig.
lnyjng damages nt $1,000.
ltGury N. Hooker sued C. G. Audorson for
$1,000. ..-.......
IL. Il. Jenkins, Itcceiyoruf tho estate Of Joseph
f.cdGrcr. bryan a Hnlt for f)000 against Samuel
GIlckHuf.
, 1881-09-17

EOR 6A i.E-ONE UllANE NO. 3 Ball
xhe9t puMp. QUO 1as0 steaua'puuin MI sucout-aAad
and h1 you'd vrderi ouu .nd onu Il horsepower
rtnu+ hrt1nd lAEd: d-Aurpu khd ldhOFsn up.
ttaht tsil"r Two hnFiaun1a! tllars taetth hand sid
, 1881-09-17
CITY REltL ESIrd I'E,
11ON SALE-- by AD0Lr1I LOEB i
IL llltO.. III nnd iai n 9hn.st..

II illlU, ia1 and jai In BnlIo-at..
,,.s; MssSs,-s. 81 u, asss
rmfsaser WIN ,nprppvs pSpeF''' nv 'ne' 'ea"'o'
as ;a aoaa'o eots"1s
ni;S, ss5sS Hsar onus':' ''ors and basement
sss' it, House md lot at var, low
Hs!.orhsld.st nun,hsr Of heu.os md lots botwosn
Gsluaat.ay., posMeSr TGisty and Thirty
s|aass:es ~; not S"s i ; I"aaty ;sx,..
GSttaao 0royo.a... near For,y,;soeona..t. a1sl77.
mer,s ii 9ny Iiisj. M,aG ''"'"'''" "'''."
frHnt: ,,.-....u.,.. ,oo 80.
ftSS! sf:y ss;no, s. At
tut iots ~ ba lii. n ona tnoi il dcsirsd monthly
noar6ofst.st letscen Twonty yanth md Thirty.
thisluts. number 1t h0uaus atd tots ut low prices
sGsi FSa,S, S;s ts IS 5i%ssS VIM ur.u and 1,.,t.on.
ats.. i West tront. IT, '''"o'" '"A '"'sa al'1 f''
ehsnt A0A. s.s'' 1's'~' .1's' ''s' avn"
ssann1 nancor n ot u rosanccs at low
III ,5sns.sv' aS.s no"r hlr',.'s''s' a'xta at yer,
iansiey "a, nos; rhrty y:csnth;st. a-s.ory md,
SsEsaa:axr sa!lo! Si rss!jsSsss tex 81 r.ess 4 ~
Mish.san.ss.. corner rlfty.fourth-st. Mt 80 per
ssa hu.nSs; a, property rented ot s por
i'fair!e.av. NJ. aS methte-tsons house, with Nil
i ii @ ss, r i sPs 's ssssS
sa,S ist, and
ny s5s;s L fs @ aF''0 brick store vii" dvo''
Fhirty. .atii:sS. No: z. aatory franc, with brick
Tsanty .fna:ti:s... betnaon stnto und wabash-nv
Thir;.nv iFi 5Sx hi nntreen Tn y,or nnd f,o1k.sts
o5s sS:si' Ii sas:'E' nss' T1sasyfih' SiS'' 1t 800
v!lman.st neas spr'nsoF' a-fo0m outage "nd 'oss
VEG s9ies .'e0,'
as%Dss .. 's'aaa'e' anu v'saa
tig%,s; %s,;;o,,.., m n,r,so ,x,, ,y.roon ,o,,o
>. MiehEan. .sv A. noar s'1ty'trst.st, sxls'' with
1usss and M esrns or.,.co,. bou,o at vo,v
low pssce. @ ,.,.,n y,,,,,
west Aiams.st near Asi!isnd i!' .l@ y o
cama6ei:ay. c1fIpr con9Tessst; a;tt1ry md baso-
sss: ~ sfS lot. at
Wcst EiticaRo.nvr nenr Ash.und.nv.. 2'story house
Oh s'ssaifa ns went OF .eos lfoa. eae''
Ssass aea' s''''' '' 'n'o
Iieyns,ax, so'nor aoOro'st. ao lots on long tmo
~Wssi ilnfrl'on-st. corner innln Sszlla, ntss por
!! s;'ssss s. '''''"s''
nsn!s ''1''s' s',,'sa ''sa' ..s' Wv" -
n?s 1st ass w. nmpor Of brick D.,,
nsss se md os nm Ia.
lons limo and essy payaonts. , w ..4->0 ~
, 1881-09-17

Camp Kelsey ilIed u bi,l yesterday aGntnst
Marlo L. md II, ". G. Sknnc. ltobUrt ". flnrpcr.
Cosctte Harper, Frank y. i[urprr lloi!ry L. ltux-
ford, guardian, Mno uud Walter Casscia. RALPH
Cnsscll. 3. 4. ltogors, Ntmlnfstrator, and Frnnk
Cusscl, TO fosGcOsU a nlortEIBo for *2r0!D 0n
Luts T. g. d, rs, md .. 1iluck t. III IIamtons al-
uItion To Fl Pna1.
Jefferson NarLucr sued Joseph lioss for Il, 500.
, 1881-09-17

Tho Judges Of tho Superior and Circuit Courts
will resuulc business In earnest Monday with
the call of thoir calendars mud Jury trals.
Judges Gary, Moran, and Anthony will hear
motions to-day, nnA Judee Jameson default and
diSOrc0 CItseS. =.
Judge Tuley will have a general cail Of his
docket Tuesday. Scrt.s7.
Judge l}nrntlm will hAve general call OF his
dorkGt Tucsduy, Oct.4.
, 1881-09-17

Jup0E EW1LLIAMsoS-rlons and motions. Nos
107, l l1l 3osi I'll, 15 ssI :s III srs, and s1a
JundE WitLIAstHoS-bfoHpAY--N III, :sll77,
aia, :5u, III, sE, a, 1. w. ivo, :n ~, ~ und
rs,
, 1881-09-17
A SEAsONARLE TONIC

A SEAsONA8LE TONIC.
During the climatic chnNges Which occur
IN Chicago at this scaso!., nothing IL butter
10 keep your health III good sEn,a thnn - il,l-
perlnl Differs" Thuy nru I'LL pxcr!luIlt tulio
u1ll nsslst digestion. Druggists huyu thenl.
, 1881-09-17


In tho matter OF tho Town Of l.ake View,
special assessment Nos. luz, ITO, ILL., IT, ll3 and
III woTc confirmed. Thu sRillg order WAS male
III Nos. LII; 1l5, nnd 1l1, Town Ut Luke.
, 1881-09-17
CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
.INoR sALE-TiIIY ENTiRE COLUMN
'a '6ifE5s Al Ss
"A il 10 isea, E.s".c '" '' ''
unAIN l1As ADVANCED.
FORK 11As ADVANCED.
corroN 1tAH ADVANCED.
PETROLEUM IS HAVING A "nooM"
wool. II GOING ur.
nAiLvoAD srocKs ARE WAY ur.
Lard md sber. ribs aro At !s.y hight tvon lemon.
es.s esso 1s II Ss e H. ~ r III a
s r.!ss hi svs ss ns s s, rf sG.s s,s
EGG i s~ All 5 I'll
i aeTafd ieai ssiato i u. Iast e mass:
Up Ii nln'uat cUf,ainty
SEVENTH srEclAl. ANNOUNCEMENT
THE c'''NH is ana fS' is esiSes,st nsrA%% EXCHANGE
H,ofs${ II &iIa ss5S sis 'sSas
EVERY LOT ii NORTH o. r1itlsrY.r1llnp.sr.
NO 1trr Is LESS THAN 10 FEET DEEr.
EyEny l.orExcErrs six il ovEn ios FEET pHEr.
nvhl's1or0s nnAy3lF{}a ANg}3SyEsS. North AND 'ourn
Only one e!oek frem co!tnxe aro.e:sv ss:s, 2a'y
& s &c d. @ ste s@s.s SsS @ RsiSsd S eSpss
WHO run iosiy.sl1 laily suGufSan tssins
You msy 49, ths psaper.! =. y, q 4 tsont fo9t
III asS eea oua ssfa i1ont ss Ss
!. VIII BE- rorth .lne f5snt foot before rsxt stay.
5 ,s.P, sS I 4"n n e h o
ano ~ wi,f, nensy Cd Cd ha,a can arord reaala away
NEMEMnEn TIE DAY OF BALE
TUESDAY, SEPT. a. 3r.M.
cor. r1lllvrr-sEcoND.sr AND vEnNoN.Av.
There nse las. foot frontage.
rforo arc ovor Aooco square fool
NO +EM,E s .!: ssaya IT. ;a9' III ayn sSS aag. JUICE
Tho cash wanted to Improve tho adjoining property.
THO whne yaesnt @ trs hetwssn oas s5tsr
'A' Ind Tlisty tSiss!:sss;, vii 10 III.
ELEGANT nU1LD1Nus
Attn very early day.
This Is GRAND orp0Rru uN1rx for ,nros.ors TO
get something
STRICTLY CHOICE IN REAL ESTATE.
For full ss I'll fss pss ne Exohanzs
THE SIXTEENTH PUBLIC CALL
Of
real, ESTATE
w,i tako place
AT T1ih EXCHANGE,
I ila md tls Denrborn-st..
WEDNESDAY. sgrr. II, 1sat.
! Al ) O'Clock r. M.
CALI EU1t THE CATALOGUE,
| Now ready.
| OVER 10 PIECES OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
| LISTED,
, 1881-09-17

- vvsT lansp 0saur turiat uf and suc,nd- hand
nF0 and 1sxAe pFouf aatDs VI yaluus 1IaIutactut0a
, 1881-09-17
PRINTING lIaI,EItL.lLS.

-, ~,
FOll 6ALE-A LOT OF BREWER,
lNu good eabIIuIy Al III irxt-class tutldltlo. Wu
soil ut low price. AtlIrvsa y a. Tflhuny nlhc0.
, 1881-09-17

WANTED-TO pUr FON CASH, 4
W good aus.n a,.d b.xXy xtsa asE; h4ahs+ and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

YOU can find at Schneider's drng store
handsome and new style gold and silver
celinloid sets in leather and plush cases. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
YEsrERDAY's STOCK SALES.
San Francisco stock Exchange.

san Frnnefsc0 stock Exchange.
MORNING BOARD.
$40 Ophir-6ss ga
GAO Mexican-10k 10k
1856 Gould a Curry-5s 5h
100 Best 4 Belcher-Sa
225 Savege-2o
200 California--45c
$50 Con. Virginia-155
$40 Chollar-130
100 Potosi-115
100 Hale d Norcross-230
400 Crown Point-110
1876 Yellow Jacket--355 $50 81
S25 Potosi-110 115
1000 Imperial--10c
80 Kentuck-95
400 Belcher -185 1870
$50 8. Nevada-10ss
go Utah-7H
40 Exchequer--1
297 Overman-170 165
$50 Justice--G0c
$40 Union-i4A l4s 14k ~ 14k bso
140 Alta 395
100 julia 15c
~ Silver Hill--20c Csc
150 Challenge-60c
80 New York-5c
800 Andes-105 /
so Ward-370
10 Scorpion-115
5S5 Benton-65c
450 Golden Gate-240
30 Regent--1S0
so Confdence-220
AFTERNOON BOARD.
80 Eureka Con.-13h
25 Northern Belle--1Ok
n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
n. q p. PAssENesR rRAvnr..
prpAnrunRs YrsrrapAY xeaxrxo
ANOTHER COMsTOCK RErORT.
The savage People After the Con.
troll or the 0ouId Z Cuppy.

A gentleman from Virginia. who 10 In
position to keep thoroughly posted. both
BY observation and information. respect.
ing the situation on the Comstock and the
changes in the management which hare
been rumorsd for the psat few days. 10.
formed tho Carson Appeal yesterday that
the Savage people will move heaven and
earth to secure control OF the Gouid 4
Curry mine at the next election, which
takes place on the 18th inst. II successful
they will not be satisfied with that victory
alone, but they will make Q tremendous
effort to capture the management of all the
mines now manipulated by the Bonanza
Arm. The Appeals informant states that
this is not guess work. but = fact based
upon intelligence received from the in.
side" It is also his firm belief, founded
upon equally as reliable information, that
for the past six months the Bonanza pso-
pie have been getting out Of stocks, and
that to-day they possess no Comstock Sc
curities. They think they have MIXED the
COW dry, and want no more OF heS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Union 14hs 144s 14iss, Mexican los
9As lob 101sb 10Aa, Ophir 6,sb. Potosi
1l5s; Overman 1G0s, Savage 280s, Con. vir-
ginia 155s 150s, Silver Hill 25s, Gould &
Curry 51sb 5ha 5As, Justice COB, Best
L Belcher Sis, Chollar 1S5b. Bullion 1905,
Scorpion 120s 115a, Sierra Nevada 10hs
10hb 10aa. Yellow Jacket 360s, Hale q
Norcross 235b, Crown Point 110s, Benton
70s. Exchequer 1, California ass, Bslchsr
17Ob 175a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
STOCK RANCHED.

DERsoNs HAVING STOCK TO RANCH
= = can find good grass aud attention by
sehuing 1t to my ranoh. have an enclosure
VI meadow land and an abundance of white
sse sase and bunch grass. Stock may be left ut
smith Doak's corral in Eureka. Joe e. Dees
viii nave charge OF the stock. The price for
passuring horses Is 81 per month.
oso Ans Up. MCFARLAND.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
THE wAsHOE ASSESSOR.
The Expenses OF tho Onice Con.
fuse His Accounts.

Assessor Flanagan Of Washoe County IL
In serious tro lble. as are his bondsmen.
The Reno Gazette says: His accounts
are in muddled condition. and he ac-
knowledges that he Is 81 .002 6S short. He
says that Thomas Freehill of Virginia City
will put up $500 Of the amount and his
bondsmen will pay the balance. The de-
ficiency is all in his poll-tax collections.
His official bond is SIS, 600. with the follow
ing sureties: L. j. Flint. $4,000; j. Sum
derlAnd, $4,000; ]. L. McFarlin, $1,000;
A. J. Clark. $1,000; A. A. Longley. 81. 900;
s. NJ. Jamison, 1000; Geo. Alt, $4,000.
Flanagan gives as excuses that his travel
ing expenses were heavy on his assessing
trip through Roop County and that his
salary is small. His salary is 50, 900 =
year. He says he will show that he has
not been dishonest"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

A Norwaik, Ohio, dispatch OF the 2eth
ult. says: At 10 o'clock Friday night
loud noise like the explosion Of blast in
stone quarry was heard by the occu-
pants Of Peter Gray's houss on Garden
street. II appeared near at hand, and
blsw out upon the floor tho tin cAps over
the stovepipe holes In the chimney. but on
going out 10 see. MI. Gray could 10 the
darkness observe nothing unusual. The
next morning. however, 1t was found that
the top OF the chimney had been demol-
ished, and that brick lay scattered over
the yard. What did the damage is Q mys-
terry. 1t was not lightning, as there was
no smell in the air at the time, such as
follows such q stroke. and which Mr.. Gray
Is certain he should have recognized. Be-
sides. the sky was clear when he went out
to look, after hearing the noise. 1t may
have been fire-bsll or meteor. but as no
one was watching, the cause Of the de-
struction will probably remain a mystery.
There had been no fire In any stove lead.
ing TO the chimney since last Winter. Who
can explain ity
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

A LARGE assortment OF ladies' and gents'
dressing cases, pocket books. satchels,
yalises. toilet sets, etc., can be found ct
schneidsr's drug store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

AT Schneider's drug store you can buy
q holiday present from % cents TO SIS. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
Annual Meeting.

rTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
- holders OF the Emmet Consolidated Min.
sss Company. for the election Of . Board
year. and for tho transaction OF such other
business "a may be presented. will be held at
ns n.,ince once OF the Company. Room .. No. t01
" usdirornia street, San Francisco, California.
Sn IN TUESDAY. the TWENTIETH day Of DE-
oEhBER. 1851, at the hour Of ID O'Clock, noon.
u. A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
san Francisco, Dec. !, 1881. dTtd
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
SAMUEL GoLDsToNE,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR.
N atLaw. Will practice in the State and
ederal Courts. ofice in the Courthouse. Eu-
reka, Eevada. ol9tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10

THE largest stock Of perfumery and
handkerchief extracts ever imported to the
State, from 25 cents to $14 per bottle. at
Schneider's drug store.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
The Canadian Charlie Ross.
now MR. ROSS noPEs TO IDENTIFY HIS LOS
BOY.

now Mr.. ROSS HoPEs TO IDENTIFY HIS LOST
BOY.
From the Philadelphia Record.
It transpires that the boy, supposed
10 be Charlie Ross, found in the posses.
sion OF Tuscarora Indians in Canada,
mentioned in the telegraphlc dispatch.
es of Saturday, is the same boy referred
to by Peter ID. McCallum, q farmer, in
Aidborough township, Canada, in a let
ter 10 the Chief of Police some weeks
ago. Mr.. Ross said he had been in com
munication with persons in that vicinl'
ty for several months, and the cores
ponden, had given him no encourage
ment. The last letter he sent McCallum
enclosing "a list of test questions, had
been lust answered, but IL contained
mere generalities and nothing specific.
The history of this boy as given by Nc
Callum is that he WAS brought TO the
camp Of the Indians six years ago by q
man and woman, who said If the In.
dians did not take him they would kill
him rather than keep him in their
custody. The tribe was unwilling TO
take the child, but an Indian and his
squaw from another reservation who
were at the camp on visit thought lie
would be a nice companion for their
little girl, took him 10 their home and
kept him for four yearp. At this time
he is said to have had fair hair, cut short,
with a tendency 10 curl. Alter four
years he ran away from his protectors,
since which time he has led a wander.
ing life. The lad is now in the hands
of German, who says he means to get
any money that is to be made by restor-
ing him to his parents.
In most of these cases, Mr.. Ross says
the controlling motive seems to be TO
make money. Accordingly, everything
ia exaggerated that tends to establish
An identity and everything ignored that
initiates against their theory. Ar.
Ross believes nothing could be Judged
from the color of the hair. height.
build or general appearance Of the
child. lie relies chiefly on the child's
recollection OF the past. He thinks the
boy will retain some memory Of his
home, and is sure the sense OF loneliness
that must have taken possession OF him
when taken among strangers will never
leave his mind. As yet he has not de
cided what course he will pursue about
the Canadian boy. For the present he
will wait developments.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

George Smithson and Mrs. Bette
Dunn were married few days ago in
the Nashville Jail, where the bridegroom
is spending ten.yesr term for horse.
stealing. Country gossip had it that
the horse thief was very handsome
man, and Mrs. Dunn. who is the widow
OF physician of Galla,in, went to the
Jail to test the truth OF the report. Mrs.
Dunn fell in love with him, and despite
the bitter opposition of her relatives,
married him.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
The Popular Poll.
CAREFULLY COMPILED STATEMENT OF THE
VOTE FOR PRESIDENT IN 1880.

VOTE FOR PRESIDENT IN 1880.
From the Baltimore Sun.
Careful revision of the returns from
all the States, obtained by correspond.
ence with the best sources of informa-
tion, enables us to lay before the readers
of the Sun a correct table of the popular
vote OF the United States for President
in November, 1880. The total vote of
the country was 9,200,794, divided as
follows:
Winfield s. Hancock, Democrats ,444 ,3lS
James A. Garfield, Republican. A ,437 ,9Sl
James b. Weaver, Greenback..... 3O7 ,O63
Neal Dow, Prohibition..,...,...". 9,644
scattering ....-......,,,,..,.......'. ii'""
The total vote poled for President in
1876 by the same States as in 1880 was
S,4l |, 1856, and the increase is 7S0,65S.
The vote of the States for Hancock,
Garfield and Weaver is as follows:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

We the undersigned, Auditors Of Centre county,, do
hereby certify that n pursuance Of an sCt of Assem-.
bly,, entitled AN act relating counties aud town
ships, aud county aud township of1cersH We met At
the CummissiOnsrs ofiee, In Bslleione. on the lst
Monday of January. lss and did sudit aud settle aud
adjust the several aud foregoing accounts Of John
sIangltr shefin of Centre oyunty aud end thea o,r.
rect aud the balances az stated.
Witnees hands aud seals this 18th day Of Janua-
~, A. d. lssl.
JAMES 7. STUART, [LsD
i. u. JAMIsON, fLs1 Aoditnrs
GEo. II, WILLIAMS. tLsiJ
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
Cause and Effect.

The main cause of nervousness Is in.
digestion, and that Is caused by weak.
ness of the stomach. No one can have
sound nerves and good health without
using Hop Bitters to strengthen the
stomach, purify the blood, and keep the
liver and kidneys active, to carry off all
the poisonous and waste matter OF the
system. See other column.--Advanee.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

sWilliamIFeTgusony Of BaFtville, Lam
caster county, aged 60years, tand,a wild.
over, has just married tMrs. margaret
WQedeide pfo.W Wilmingtqn, pel.s who Is
aswidoWl7D years plds1 They were lovers
in youth. .ot.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
CENTRAL HOTEL,
~ topposts the Railruaa station,l
MILEsBuRG, CENTRE COUNTY, PA.
A. \. KoHLBECKER, Proprietor.

THROUGH TRAVELLERS on fhe railFoaa viii and
thls hessl an excellent place - lunch, procaEs
mesl s Ali TRAINS sieR aheas = miH1tsA IT
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03
AUDITORS REPORT

We. the undsrsigBed. Auditors of Centre county. do
hereby certify that have examined the above &C.
count of Adam icAriok. Treasurer of Centre county
and hBd 10 correct
Witness hands and seas this 18th day Of IaIua.
~, A. b. ISL
T. a. JAMESON itE1 AudIiors
CE0. Il. WILLIAMS, tLsJ
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

Clinton counly's 1880 tobacco crop il
valued at 100000.