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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-18

I'D thief on some Of the rail.
- 10 iii near the traveller
!. .ssinows TO BE- valuable. Then
pns~S's ~ oser the back Of the seat,
H. ~ "A some .difsoulty with
~ k~a ~ asks the victim Tor
10, n. ) Ne ohsck 70 siip down
pisss easeh. and 20 throw 4 out Of
syaIs..~, ~. thus using he article he
nd ~ rs another which be hands
u ~ =, psi ~ trick being dstsotsd. a.
rss.ttss e Journey be loses no time II
IN, ~ tns ssolsn check and gsItlng
tasisi. L. = baggage 70 which Il 4 q
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-18

The Jackson House Restaurant is in
Tally receipt of fine fresh Saddle Roc
oysters,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-18

FRESH French nd American candies
OF every description ct Brown q Godfrey's
Restaurant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-18

Berg. the groceryman on South Mair
street, receives daily fresh oysters and
fish.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-18

VIM. HI. StOwell,
Assayer, No. 8 Main street, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-18
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

ruion seos 1855. s. Nevada 230s 2As,
vsriesn 2Ab, Ophir zoos. Con. virginia
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rn,rv 9I5s 2l0s, Savage 1865 190b lsoa.
u.lsk Norcross 305s, Cbollsr 1855, Potosi
m s5a. Grown Point hob Ia, Yellow
I,elet 2s5b 29Os. Eureka Tunnel lob,
.,reuts 7Os, Navajo 230s, G. Prize lob,
rap6dence 1908, Alpha lab, Albion sob,
Eureka Con. Ssh, N. Belle Sb.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-18
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-18

Another "Deod Camp" 0ovivtng.
All old Californian. and there are scores
Of them here, will read with pleasure the
following from the Sacramento Bee:
s.Durine the past year rich and extensive
developments have been made In the
quarts mines q 0rissly Flat, Eldorado
County. Six quartz mills have bssn
erected q that place daring. the last few
Months, and all are running day and
pisht on rich ore. The camp has grown
rapidly and to-day assumes the proper
tions Of . large and wsll-laid.out town.
benjamin Ballard and o. n. Pratt. we'll
known ea~cransntans. are the 6uperin.
tsndsnts and large owners In two Of the
nest promising mines. Two four-horss
stssss ply daily between Plsoervilis and
orissly. and thsy each day convey 70 town
capitalists. prospsctors and laborers. II
is predicted that Grizzly. 1t NO distant
day. viii BE- . rival Of 0raas Valley"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-18

George Ysrrick 4 90. have located the
NshAnt mine and have started 10 run >
tunnel 70 develop II.
jim Nolan II Of work running . tunnel
to strike the ledge In the Great Republic
mine, which lies north Of the Queen. on
Silvsrado Mountain, He has very favor
able ground 70 work In.
Tho Jones brothers ere again hosting
ore from the Queen mine 81 6ilvsrado.
They have q present only three tone on
the dump, bat there u plenty In the mine
brokan down and ready 70 hoist. All Of u
10 very high grade.
George Hilksy 10 still ct work n the
Sparrow. sinking on the contact between
the limestone and slate formations. The
indications for ore are very good. There
10 . regular vein OF chloride-stained clay
going down between the walls.
Msssrs. Yerrick and Hilkey have from
three 70 four hundred cords Of good cedar
wood cut on 6ilverado Mountain. which
they will b glad 70 deliver q rsasonabls
rates to enable them TO raise money 70
prospect their mines In that locality.
Two men are employed removing the
engine from the artssiAn we'll for the pur.
pose Of placing II on the Rescue mine,
where II will be used IN future to hoist st
the old incline. Work on the Rescue
mine will be resumed Immediately, and
there IL no doubt Of IL paying we'll.
There d still . great deal Of ore being
taken out Of the Diagonal mine by xessra.
Bergman 4 Co., which will be sent TO the
furnaces II Eureka ~ Dol - Tom Fitx-
patrick Il ready to haul u. He il having
new wagon built expressly for hauling
ore from Bilvsrado Mountain
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-18

&mns
This comedy drama, vary sptly named
for the chief characteristic Of Roland
Reed. who u pretty much the whole
play. was produced Il the opsrs Houss
last night before . large audience, all ths
seats in the gallery being occupied. -
we'll - = large majority Of shoss In the
hall below. "Chssk" 10 fresh. breezy and
entertaining. II seemed 70 BE- played
last night for al that Il In II. and vastly
mors. II Il only the opportunities IL
gives By bang. corrsesly speaking. no
play q Gil. for The display Of sornieaa
sccsntricisiss. thai entities IL 70 An Apol'
ogy for mot being . play. The pises u
Of that sensational sort. which fsaosd ~
new SAW and gags. takes IN Ayrgoers
on their feet With The ssnsatf 81 ne
city. Reed y full Of new "bustnr
He Il original 70 the extent y
being not only unlike anybodys ~
ever knew, but - well Ithe
anybody you could possibly imagine. Bat
be = { queer figure Of . man. and ne
mahss . Auts Of his nose: He has nis
Angsr IN the pie q every point. q ssiks
fas3or and IL shriller tones. when nesos e.
than the provsrbial nsh woman. Bat NE
spirit q humor aninAtss bic stage frems.
and there q 8 halo Of fun about him
v6ensvex - come 70 the surface. ~ -
Az e-xtravoeaneieo and scosntsioittee tnee
hs rsts we'll o. With that meds "Oheek..
very acceptable hare last night, and ina
will probably insurs u . . u ssn fran
cisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-18

YrxA, April i7.-Ths Clip xriniag Com
psuy, In Silver District. have made their
hrel shipment Of bullion, w barD, valued
a. ol,SO6. Their mill u 3 suooess.
The Black Rock smsltsrs starred up
vsatardAy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-18


sAx JOSE. April l7.-Last night tho
Saratoga paper mills we're destroyed BY
Ore, together with the most OF the stock
properly. not including stock worth S4o.-
BOO. Insured for elS, 900. The mills were
doing . heavy business. running night and
day. Among the Losses was straw enough
70 last until August, and . large amount
Of manufactured material. II d supposed
to have BEEN the work Of An tnceudiaFy.
A Fatal Fight with HALVES.
srocxrox. Cal. April T.-Hsnsy =.
Jouson and James Donnelly met II 4
grocery this evening and fought with
knivss, each killing the other. The troubls
grew out Of I dispute about the sale Of Z
vsson. Both we're stabbed In the breast.
Threass u Lyneaias.
.ccsos. April II. A. Tousolo. IN
Italian fruit dealer, vas shot Last evening
by . Chinamsn. probably fatally. Although
he shooting wAs accidental. thsre wa
treat excitement and threats Of lynching.
The Chinaman u now In ikl.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07
CALIFORNIA.

The Orland Hotel, at Orland, together
with On adjoining building, were burned
recently.
Cinnamon are at work on the Eel river
fats. Humboldt county, grading for the
Eel River railroad.
The saw mills in Macedonia county re.
ceived most OF their logs during the freshet
caused by the late rains.
John McAron, aged about "a years,
was killed last Thursday night while al
work In the shaft of the Alaska mine al
Pike City, Sierra county.
Wssco county farmers, who were trou
bled with grasshoppers last year, for Q
visit from them again Large quantities
of their eggs are being found.
Track.laylng on the Carson and Colora
do railroads. progressing at the rate Of
mile a day. The line will connect will
the Southern Pacific line at Mojsve.
The Arcata Transport Company Of
San Francisco company, which has bough
fork Of the Mad river. The road will b
extended across the river and q mill b
built at Blue lake.
A large force of men, employed by tn
Pacific Improvement Company, are a
work piping and ditching near Monterey
bringing In the water from the Csrms
river to that town. The work will b
completed about August lat.
The President Of the San Joaquin az
Sierra Nevada Railroad Company write
to the Secretary Of the Stockton Board
Trade that nc sale OF the road Of ths
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07
DAKOTA,

Grand Forks has q female carriage pain
ter who does her work in the m sst artistic
style.
The outlook for q railroad from Pembina
to Fargo along the west bank of the Red
river is very encouraging.
A great deal of malarial fever is prevail
ing throughout Union county, more in fact
than at any other time in its history.
Three prisoners in the Huron Jail,
charged with robbery, escaped last Satur-
day night. They were aided by outside
parties.
The ladies of Jamestown have deter
mined to have n free reading room In tn At
town and are raising the necessary funds
to open it.
Last week q fire occurred at Yaukton
which destroyed a row OF wooden buildings
on Third street valued at something over
$4,000. The origin of the fire is unknown.
The First National Bank officials Of
Huron have been notified that four land
offices in Dakota will be ordered TO teposit
at their bank. The offices are those at
Mitchell, Watertown, Aberdeen and
Huron,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07
NEVADA.

OF the Comstock mines listed at the San
Francisco stock exchange, there have been
paid In assessments S7l. 1893, AS to date.
The total dividends disbursed by the mines
aggregate Si16. $50, 100.
The snowfall on tho Sierra Nevada
mountains during the past few days was 80
heavy that snow plows are kept running
day and night to keep the raiIrood track
open. The snow Is two feet on the level.
Another Albion mining company has
manifested itself In the report Of the
financial difficulties of the Star mining
company of Cherry creek. The compauy's
liabilities amount TO something like $780,.
coo, some S25. 600 OF which is due the min.
ere.
T. l.. Morgan, superintendent Of the
Dahlgren mining company, in Pittsburg
dist riot. east OF Battle mount in, says the
company are preparing to erect a new ten.
stamp mill on their mine, which Is de.
veloped to a depth of 800 fee. aud shows
good ore to the bottom. 80" ~erlr
Suit was commenced in White Pine
county against the bondsmen Of George
McConkey. the treasurer who was found
dead IN his Office several months ago,
There WAS q shortage of several thousao q
dollars in MoConkey's accounts and the
action is brought to recover this shortage
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07
NEW MEXICO.

A Grand Army post is to he established
at Albuquei
An incendiary FIRE at Albuquerque last
week destroyed some of the Atlantic aud
Pacific railroad shops.
William johnson, q negro cook at Dem
Ing, shot Joe akin In the arm and breast,
Eakin got . Winchester rifle, and return.
ing, shot johnson dead.
Arthur boyle Of New Mexico claims to
have discovered q Pueblo Indian at Algo-
dopes, who, himself over 100 ye ,rs old, Ia
earning his own living working at o loom
owe go years old.
John Kinney, leader of all the New
Mexiuo rustlers AMI the lar who has
proven such q terror to the cattle interests
of the territory, is about 80 years of age,
five feet seven inches in height, stout,
rather bloated. weighs 1865 pounds, fl orid
complexion, light brown hair, blue eyes,
full, round face and light mu ,tache. HI
is a braggart, talks loud, drinks hard, lack
prudence, has killed two men, brags Of
killing Others, is bold, but lacks nerve
He is believed to be an Iri.hman.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07
Money for the Unmarried.

One of the most solid and subst ,tial
institutions in this country is the dar
riAge Fund and Mutual Trust Association,
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. They are organ.
lied under the laws of Iowa, and heir of.
fcers and directors are among the leading
and most prominent business men o Cedar
RAPIDS. Every unmarried person should
have n certificate In this association.
1t Is q splendid investment, as safe rs
government bond. You can just as vel
have Q good sum of money to commence
married life on as not. A large number Of
200 per cant on their inyestment. Writ,
for circulars fully detailing the plan, which
is the finest known. Do not postpone It
Good agents wanted. Mention where 20,
saw this notice. fb.Sm.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

A strange fact about the Snake river in
Idaho is that a body drowned in its waters
is never seen or heard OF again.
The young ladies' of the broom brigade
in Denver are having a real war, only of
words, however. Jealousy was the cause.
The Colorado Jewelry company is the
name of a new concern in orpor4ted by the
laws of the state to do business in Deover,
which will be the manufacture of jewelry,
The capital is $50, Zoo.
The Northern Pacific railroad bridge q,
Pen 40 reills, }. T., rs setng tuilt as rap
idly az possible. Nevertheless it Is be
lieved that the tracklsyers will Re delayed
there to await the completion of thu
bridge.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07
UTAH.

The MINIS of Bingham are looking up
again and there is a good demand for all
the ore produced.
A large number of persons are visiting
Salt Lake with Q view to business; hence
the demand for store rooms Is far beyond
the supply.
The Moulton smelter at Salt Lake City,
has 1,C00 tons of $40 ore on the mill dumpP,
and enough ore exposed in the mine to
keep the mill running q year.
Prospectors are arriving In Salt Lake
from Idaho, with fine specimens of ore
from new discoveries. When the boys
have anything good they bring it to Sal,
Lake.
The manufacture of white lead pipe by
the Germania works, at Salt Lake, has
already stopped the shipment Of refined
lead and base bullion to California by tina,
COIL psny.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07
JOTTIrG s.
WYOMINo.

Sweetwater county has not n single
criminal, and the county jail is without an
occupant.
The hotels Of Cheyenne are crowded
with people who are visiting the territory
with the intention Of settling.
The total enrolment Of scholars In the
public schools Of Laramie City numbers
443. Fer the size of the town this IL con-
sidered a very creditable showing.
The Union Pacific railrsad yard at
Cheyenne will be considerably improved
this spring and enlarged 30 a. to afford
proper facilities for height purposes.
A new hotel will be built in Cheyenne
this year bv +. Il. Warren, q resident Of
the city. 1t will be q four story brick
structure occupying q lot 110xl32 feet and
will have all the modern improvements.
The stock growers asso :iation meeting
in Cheyenne last week was q very success
full one and largely attended by the prin.
cipsl ran CHI owners Of the western country.
Favorable reports were received from all
sources as to the condition Of stock in the
territory. A number of protective and
bent fl ,isl laws were passed, and the meet.
ing adjourned until next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07
OREGON,

There are 1105 school childre n In Clatsop
county, an increase of Is per cent over last
year.
There are forty-seven prisoners in the
Jail at Portland. OF this number six are
boys under 20 years of age. and five are
charged with murder.
During the past three months there were
twenty business failures in Oregon, the
liabilities amounting to S1i5, 743, off set by
estimated assets of $56 688.
From the Blue Mountains. near Weston,
to the Columbia river, forty miles to the
west. there Is almost an unbroken stretch
of wheat 6eldp, which never in any extent
or promise approached the present hopeful
condition.
The authorities Of Corvallis have passed
an ordinance prohibiting the sale Of target.
guns, air-guns, or firearms Of any kind &c
minors under 16 and making 1t a misde
meanor for any minor to be found will
any weapons In his possession.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07
MONTANA.

A seven.story -four mill will soon be
built at Bozeinan.
Gen. Sherman, Chief Justice Waite and
Justice Gray are expected to visit Mon
tam the coming summer
The whistle of the locomotive wa heard
for the FIRST time in Bozeman on Wednes
day March 14sb, when the Northern
Pacific was completed to that place.
The Spanish SmeItss Company al
Barker secured fire brick, for lining the
furnace by purchasing one of the chimneys
of the Chotesu House in Lenton, which
was built of that material.
-Four hundred lodges of Sioux are camp
ed on Grand river, east Of the Gave bills
Buffalo are said to be plenty down thai
way. Over 18, 600 have been killed eas
of the Yellowstone this season.
The sole of lots in the new town of Liv
ingstone for the month Of January, arr
said said to have numbered ITO, and tn,
amount received for them 1885, $50. Fol
the month of February 157 lots we're sole
for $54, $50.
The Helena city council has taken step
towards having Autographed the city cou
pom bonds of the denomination of $500, IL
conformity with the provisions of an &C
Of the Legislature approved February q
1883, and advertises a sale. of $40. 600 o
said bonds on June 1st. ~
It is estimated that Montana's ~increas
10 the quantity of wool produced for tn
next six years will be greater proportion
ately than has that of Texas in the 81,
years past, which was from 5000, 90
pounds for the first year of the six to 80
000. 900 pounds for the last.
A new mud geyser has been discovers
on the head waters of Pelican creek, tw
miles east of the Yellowstone falls. 1t |
surrounded by hot springs. When il
action large misses of mud are throw
into the air o great distance At tlmesth
geyser must spout with terrific force, tn
trees in all directions for q distance @
seventy-6 FIVE yards being covered with mud
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07

*ren years ago the name of Lydia
Il. Pinkham was scarcely known out
side Of her native state. To-day 1t Is
a household word oil over the CONT
nent and many who read the secular
and religious journals have become
familiar with the face that shines on
them with o modest confidence, In
which we read the truth that "Noth.
Ing i'll can dwell In such a temple"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07
SINGULARITIBS

A Georgia dsrkey boy s years Of age ha,
q full beard.
A ak legged lamb Ia one Of the curiosi,
ties Of Shenandoah county, Virginia.
A girl baby, whose hair at birth, reach,
cd below her waist, is the latest Mormon
freak Of nature.
The windows Of houses In the Philip.
pine Isles are made Of pellucid oyster
SHELF, which admit light, but cannot be
seen through.
A single book In the Earl OF Ashbur.
hams livery known AZ the 'Albini Mis-.
sal, An illuminated ancient MS, has been
valued at $50, 90.
A blind man who has been an inmate OF
the Poorhouse In Wethersfeld, Conn.,, fol
over fifty years, can repeat every sermon
that he hears almost word for word.
1t is mentioned as an interesting detail
OF the recent grand costume ball at Berlin
that 10, 200 wax candles. OF 1900 pounds Of
wax, were burned In the various chande
liers throughout the castle.
Mrs. Bowers is three feet high. Sh,
lives in California with her husband anC
four daughters, all of whom are ordinar,
Ia size. At taple she sits In y high chair
But she Is a right disciplinsriau, and tn,
children submit to being whipped by her
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07

company has been effected, nor has there
been any talk Of selling the road by its
owners to u other party.
The reported upri4ing 81 the Umstilla
I~noisue, which has since been contr sdict.
cd orr ,iuatet from q quarrel between n
ian named Williams and an Indian who
had taken up a rauch on Long leland near
him, and was probably ct simulated by an
unfouuded report, industriously dissemin.
ated by interested parties, tn t the Indians
were to be removed by force to q resesva.
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-07

Orsas island has sixty inhabitants, three
| schools and three postofices.
There ia a great rush for public lands at
the land office in Olympia.
ID ,ytrn has an extensive Chinese hos.
pital, which is well patronizsd by sick and
injured psgans.
Seattle is pg Eating the question Of the
establishment Of on immigration bureau
for Washington Territory at that place.
An Iudiau logger, while at work neal
Tacoma last week, found a box containing
FIVE silver watches, which had evidently
been buried for several years.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-11-16
SAVED HIM 1850 DOLLARS.
G. r.. RICHARDS & Co., Agts.,
497 l. 400 Sansoue street corner CLAY San E,un-

ADAMS, n. Y, Jan 80, 1883.
Dr. 2 J. Kendall & Co, Cents Eav1pg used
success thought would let you know what it as
done for INC. Two years ago | had speedy colt
was ever raised in jefferson county. When was
breaking him. he kicked the cross bar and got
fast and tore of his hind legs all to pieces |
employed the best ferriers but they all said he
spoiled. He had very large thorough-pin, and
it took the bunch entirely off, and he sold afterwa ards
for $500 tdollars( have used it for bone spavns
and wind CALLS and it has always cured completed
and left the leg smooth.
1t is splendid medicine for rheumatism. have
recommended it to a good nIany, and thev all say it
does the work. l was in Witherington & Kneelaad's
drug store, i'll Adams the other day and saw a very
fine picture you sent them. l tried to buy it but
could not; they said if would write to you that you
would send me one. l wish you would and will do
you all the good can.
Very Respectfully Z. S. LYMAN
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-11-16
NEW ARRIVAL. OF LATER DAY SAINTS.

A recent dispatch contains the toll
lowing news of Mormonism: A new
contingent of 35S proselytes of the
Latter day Saints arrived from Liver
pool on the Wisconsin yesterday. A
large number of them were comcly
young women, and the party was un-
der charge of twenty returning elders,
who had been on a recruiting service
for about two years and a half Of
the 358,I2o were Scandinavians, and
the rest English, Scotch and Welsh.
The men were farmers, miners and
laborers. 1t was learned that there
are two classes of Mormons recruiting
one known as the branch of Jo-
sephites, or followers of Joseph Smith,
and the other polygamists, or sup
porters of polygamy. The new arri-
walls will decide at some future time
which faith they will embrace.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-11-16

The Asto,zan says: 1t is about time
for the newspaper proprietors of Ore
gon and Washington to form a mutual
protection society in reference to
swindling advertising agencies. Eth
er that or publish from time to time
the names of those they know to be
frauds. ED. We second the motion
as to the first proposition. So long as
the newspaper men take the ads. of
such bilks to publish without requir-
ing them to pay in advance and do not
take any steps toward protection they
must expect to be bilked.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1883-11-16
From the Akron Commerce.
al, Ohio, Nov. 25. 1882,

Readers of the Commercial can not well forget
that a large space has for years been taken up by
kendalPs advertisement-espccally of q certain
SPAWN Cure. we have had dealings with DR. Ken
dali for many years and the truth is fully ard faith
ully proven not only that he is good honest man,
and that his celebrated SPAWN Cure is not only all
that it is recommended to be, but that the English
anguageis not capable of recommending too highly
hendalls SPAWN Cure will cure spavins. There
hundreds OF cases in which that has been proven
to certain knowledge, but after ALL if any person
confines the usefulness of this celebrated medicine
to curing spavins alone, they make big mistake
1t is the best edicine known outward appica
ton for rheumatism in the human family 1t is good
for pains and aches swellings and lameness and is
just as safely applied to men, women and children
as it is to horses. We know that there are other
good naments, but do believe this SPAWN cure to
be far better than any ever invented