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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-17
Notice to LienhoIders.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
l. Judicial District of the State Of Nevada in
and for Eureka County.
John McIver, plaintiff, Va. The Shoe Fly
Mining and Smelling Company, Benjamin d.
Levy, Thomas j. Taylor and the Shoe Fly No.
2 Mine, defendants.
Notice is hereby given thatJohn McIver, the
plaintiff above named. has this day commenced
au aetion IN the above entitled Court against
ioreciose seven certain lien, against the Shoe
Ely Mining and Smelling Company, RenisIntn
y Levy, fbomns j. Taylor and The Shoe Fly
NO. Z mine, said liens amounting, with tha
coat OF Ming and. recording the same, TO sss1'
with interest on 1927 thereof from the 10th dsy
OF sumo 1852, and interest on $35 thereof from
the 18TH day OF July, 1882, until paid, and FOR
costs OF suit; and also against all Improve.
ments on, and appurtenances belonging 10
said mine; said mine being situate in the Eu.
rekA Mining District, in said county and State.
Said liens are claimed under and by virtue Of
an Act OF the Legislature Of the State of Ne.
yads, entitled can Act to Secure Liens to Me
chanics and Others" approved March 2, 1875.
and all persons holding or claiming Hens
Against or upon said mine under the provisions
OF said Act, or any of them. are hereby notified
70 be and appear before said Court, at fine
courthouse thereof in the town of Eureka in
said county on MONDAY, the TWENTY.sIXTH
DAY F FEBRUARY, 1888, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
OF that day, the same being a day of q regular
term OF said Court, then and thsre to exhibit
the PROOF OF any liens by them held or claimed
as provided in said Act; and all liens not then
so exhioited and proved will be deemed waived
In favor OF those liens SO exhibited and nrovad
as In said Act provided.
JOHN McIvER,
BY DAv. E. BAILY, His Attorney.
aarekE, New. Dec. 80, 1882. daT.aw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-17
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-17
NOTICE.
To the Delinquent Co-0wners il
the Milwaukee Mine.

TIC FRANK LENART AND TO HIS HERE
L known and unknown: You are herebl
notified that 1 have performed the annual and
necessary labor to the amount and value o.
One Hundred Dollars, in United States geld
coin, during the year 1852, upon the Milwsa'
kee mine, situate in the Pinto Mining District
White Pine County, State of Nevada; that YOU
proportion of the cost of said labor amount
to the sum of Fifty Dollars. in United Stats
gold coin. and you are notified that you ~
hereby required to pay me the said sum Of
Fifty Dollars, and that If you fail to pay tt
same within 1870 days from and after the fsi
publication of this notice, your interest 10
said mine will become my property, according
to the laws Of Congress. Ny residence is 10
the town of Eureka, Eureka County, Neyada
JAMES WILLIAMS.
Eureka, New, Jan. s, A. D. 1888. ia8.sG
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New-York tribune., 1883-12-19

Lawer had been dishonest in the matter t;,oI OF
licenses at q public hearing: Before MI. otlies
went awav he was assailed with many vltupeTatlve
epithets by Louis Froech, the counsel LOT liquor
dealers.
meeting in the interest Of Indian and negro edn-
cation, at which several of the students OF Ine
Hampton Institute were present was heid iast eES
ing in Historical Hall. The students sang IengI
and plantation %eGdes ana 11daS
J. Hamilton, negro graduate of the school; Booker
r. Washington, the negro principal OF the lusKegse
Normal School in Alabama the Rev, DIS Io K: o.
Storrs and A. J. II. Behrends, the Rev. H. D. friSs rs
ELL and General S. c. Armstrong, principal Oh r,nd 1n9
HAMPTON Institute Christian education was uIgeu
as the best means for elevatng negroes and Indians
A number of persons interested in the pI3poSse;a q
Kings County Industrial Home for BOYS, whlch Is
designed to boys who may be arrested ibo bCn
the ial and the penitentiary and surround Iheln zen
with refornatory Influences met last evening IN the
directors room in the Brooklyn Library to discuss
the proposed act of Incorporation Whlch was ue-
feated in the last Legislature. Moses s. Beach pre-
slded The bill was gone over section by sect9n'
IN was decided to present it to the coming Legslac
ture and the matter was ntrnsted to committee 2I
which ex-Mayor Samuel Booth and George IL
Fisher are members.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS POR.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF FNEW.YORK..........TUESD DEC. IS 1888.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw.Y TUESDAY, DEC. IS 1883
ARRIVED.
HAVE 8 with mdse and passengers to Kuuhardt 8 Co
steamer Cntonia tBr), Butman Newcase ~ Gays "''n
Steamer Scotia & Gor1rs Johns Nj, via Halifax
vs." scamsT TsP State Of Texas RISK. Tcqandna Dec - via
Brunswick Ga and Port Royal with mde ana passengers 10
Steamer %S Gy o; Atlanta Charleston days with
steamer Ben factor Trbon, Wilmington days with mdse
A Steamer koanoke Couch R6ond city Point and Norfolk
with mdse and PASSENGERS 70 sr 11 To news with mdso
and passengers TO Old Dominion s. Co -. ., ~,
Point va with dse aud - to od % RGmaoR % & n,
ship Ma1garetha Gen nmaH Bfemeh "a u"'S' Win muse
BiqS saturn Ger Moss 100 days with sugar
S2e9raS INK PeT9sg Pe EaSFe S "a days with
Isiand f,esh, sW; cloudy,
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Arizona BIZ Brooks Livcrpc Dec aud Queens
town . With mdss passengers to Wnliems & Ggi2n On
steamer city Of Augusta NickerScn savannah S2 days.
Ship Henrietta loi seasPoFt Nislols Iloiio Aug 2S with
'qSI sSp e sa@al o Boston, Mc dc6a July 2a
10 order; vessel to Vernon IL Brown a Co.
CLEARED
Steamer Lake Huron CBD Bernsen, LveTPool-seagtr
Steamer Cepalona Br walker Liverpool via Queenstown
-@EeLHon @ = aIuo hiGwI 8r Wilson Hn-sanderson son
steamer Utopia T McEte1le T Bros
Steamer India tGer Won Holdt Hamburg-seager Bros.
Jan Breyde tBelg Meyer, Antwerp-Funch Edye
4 90. r ,, =, ,,.,,
Rea9Se G Gsg' z o a9S SnG BTa Mall s. CO.
steamer lSpsnl EChevaIroa Mayaguez and Ponce
PR-Pim FoTwOOd Co. .o,u -,
Caracas, Hopkins LaCuayra, Iueit0 CaDeO anu
CuracOa- BOultOn. Bliss 4 Dallett -.
Steamer (Br) Thatcher, Belize HonduTas-Wm Jex
steamer orsno (Br. Jones, savannah-Austn Baldwin
steamer Eleancra Bragg Portland -Horato Hall
Steamer Neptune, Berry, BOstOn-I DmOck.
ship Morning Light tBrl Rose Liverpool Hincken
shp Wallace tBr) Smith, BrstOl-C W Bertaux
ship Hitchcock NichOls. san Franclsco-Sut0n q CO.
Chief tBr), Johnston ErmOutll-ticp Buley.
Bark Matthew Baird Forbes Rlchmoud-J ii winchester
& Co. D
Steamers wisconsin for Liverpool Ambrose PARA Wyan
oke Richmond: Rapidan, Norfolk.
ship Morning Light for Liverpool
Bark KOrsfareT, Tor COrunns.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ship Martha Cobb Greenbank at London from New York.
had decks swept and boats and bulwarks stove.
ChIisOheTseD, at Bremen from New
YORK landed Of bark Betty Ger, LObmann from
NewYOrk Nov for London, which was abandoned NOV a.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
schoten Dcn Wis, from NewYork Dec o. on her way to
IIvgRPooI Dec lS-Arrived. steamers Venetian (Br),
Trant from NewYOrk Dec u Chian tBr Coward from Gal
soUTHAMPTox Dec ls-Arriyed steamer Oder Gen San
NewYOrk Dec ON her way 10 Bremen (and pro-
LHRSE Dec l7-sailed steamer state Of Nebraska (Br,
Brrcs from glasgow hence for New-York -
MoVLE Dec 5-Arriyed steamers 1Tnacr1a CBr. Kitch-
en- from New-YOrk Dec j. DevOua (Br Young, from new
York Dec 8. Glasgow (and proceeded.
FAsTSET lS-Passed, steamer Alaska tBr, Murray,
NewYOrk Dec H. on her way to Queenstown ana LV
fIHMBuRc Dec ARRIVED steamer Lessng Ger, yOss
from New.YOrk Dece.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
HOME NEWS.
ppOuINENT ARRIVALS.

ErereH House. Congressman John w: Stew SN,svt
art Of Vermont. 81 James H2tefECon H11FIIs H
foberts Of Utica Charles Emory Smith OF
blu G 6arrett ~ baltimore and General ]. H. wilson
Tstsi 81 Marc-Danie Manning Of Albany hSgm1dd and
H0use-A POstmasterGenera X. a, Eet n;1,,
Ianes n Ruter OF the Treasury Department Ottsey
Gose-sate Prison Superintendent Isaac ~ baKg[ ,
of Albany Windsor and Lieu
tenant CLAYTON Of JSmaiea ~ oston and j. G.
Clarke president Of the Illinois Central kallr9aa & Xo
Nany GIenh0n Hoiel-Ex-Congressma John van Noors
his Of Rochester. Clarendon Hoet-1oh No"0N' u
Chicago,
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19

DULE IN WHIST: When in doubt-lead
trumpsl
RULE IN CHRISTMAS GIFTS: When in dOuot-ths
trump card Cheney silk given 10 W daughter or any
lady, ALWAYS wlnsl The gift is useful and viii be remem
berd many yearsor they said never to wear out War
raped not to cut" or greasy in the longest SER
,,o. The renu,ps for sale by SAMUEL H. TERRY,
No ls East l4th.st
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

ranaraentd Cesnola libel suit before Judge Shpnan
Meetings Of Park Commissioners and Board oi Euu-
Roard Of Estimate and Apportionment meeting
De Nell divorce suit before Judge Rumsey.
Elevated railway suit in Court Of Common fleas'
Hamilton College Alumni dinner In UnlOn,SquaIe iiotei
EIeeutiye Committee of Barthodi Loan ExhlDltloh'
Funeral OF Robert Bayard Campbell in Trinity Church,
Up. IN. ,.., NJ An No1v Rowpry
Dr Keiths lecture before Electrical Society," Liberty
and Greenwich sts,
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19

We are Just sending 10 New-YOrk some very handsome
clocks Olive wood costing s25 eacb worth the money
Please call at 80 Murray-st and see them.
SETH THOMAS CLOCK co,
Tbonaston. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

fenced Theodore Hoffman, the murderer of Marks,
the peder to be hanged on Friday January 20
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
LONG ISLAND.

Of Snperyisors, at their meeting yesterday, COM
pieted the annual audit and county budget. The TO-
tai amount to be raised for county f9F 9 Tne
stead has to raise $27, ,4O6 81; North Hempstead,
$2O,0S9 81; Oyster Bay, $26,62S 90; NewtG1wnd, .1Vd
$16,601 36 Jamaica, $24 IA AZ; AZ; Long lslano
CitY S7S,497 ~; Flushing $34. 103 2S.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
In No Other

Preparation Of sarsapara Blood Purifier Of whatever
name you find the combination proportions which com
pose Hoods Sarsaparilla, and peculiar upon
this article depends for It's wonderful powers
and its immense popularity Ihe public requested to be
particular accept only Hoods sarsaparla We give one
hundred doses for one dollar
II you are suffering FROM scroula rheum or any oh
noxious mor Hoods sarsaaiia remedy 10 bring you
relief.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19

practical and thorough test of the Wilcox
Gibbs AUTOMATIC Sewing Machine wan convince you that
nOiscessness and ghness Of running and In other
points, has equal Can be used the delicate with
safety Cos Broadway n. Y,
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 90 sets 4s5 Moon rise 1886 Moons age ds ~
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AH-sandy Hook ll47 Gov. Island 007 Hell Gate 5;399 5;39
PM.-Sandy Hook, - GOV. Island. O9O hel eate XIV
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19

ATTEND TIE GREAT SALE of Sealskin Sacques
and Domans, Fur and skined Wraps Seal Caps Gloves,
Mus and Robes at retail at lowest Wholesale prices by g.
C. SHAME Manufacturer, lO3 Prncest Goods are reliable
and elegant
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
ST. NICHOLAS.

ST. NICHOLAS.
Twas the night before Christmas, but not as of old
IN song and in rhyme we have often been told
When big folks and little folks laid down their heads
In gentle quiescence to sleep their beds
oh. mol for the boys and the girls stayed awake
During most OF tho night, preparation to make
To be happy and merry in various ways
On the best and the brightest Of festival days
Tho night was Tar spent and the day at hand,
And with all Of the patience they had at command,
They wanted to see with their eyes and make proof
That St Nicholas verify rode on the roof
In his cunning device Of old fashioned sleigh,
And came own the chimney the regular wuy.
Hark Harkl Tho bells Jingle and here comes ST. Nicki
But what is the matterl Just see his new tricki
He comes by the way OF the chimney more,
But halts with his reindeer right down at the door
with he alghts and remarks, " Now. you see,
Z" No more OF that old chimney nonsense for mo.
d" Last Christmas, at midnight, uy team ran away,
d" And suddenly tossed me clear out Of my sleigh.
at wounded my head and 1t fractured my eg
"Now show compassion and pity, beg,
81 used to be spryi now can't do as much,
"For I'm limplng around a and crutch
For six weary months laid mp in bed.
"with the break in my leg and the cash in my head.
" But received all that time fifty dollars week,
(Which kept me contentel and happy and meek
Tho UNITED STATES MUTUAL ACCIDENT plan
makes pleasant provision for every wise man.
"How thoughtful was when took It In time,
'And how happy am now to tell it in rhymel
For ten thousand dollars my life I insured.
: And thus Mrs. Nicholas, too is secured
80 that H. by another mshap. step ont.
THAT blessed old lady will them beyond doubt,
Continue the business. still at the old stand,
with such a cash capital safely in hand
Yes, yesl Hero are trukets and goodies and toys
ITO stun up the stockings of girls aud of boys.
far better business than this you may knew
AS drive in my sleigh the crisp cracking snow.
"Give these policies please, papa and mamma,
"And mention what elegant presents they are"
Then St. Nicholas hObbled again TO his sleigh,
And took hold OF the lines in his oldfashoned way,
And shouted with gl.e as he drove out of sight
''Get an Accident Policy Merry goodnight"
Jas r. Pitcher Secretary,
800 Broadway New.York
Insure against Accidents in the Old Reliable the Unite
Mutual Accident Association 32O and 922 Broadway
NewYOrk The Oldest Largest Strongest and surest Muu
Accident Association in the World Saves to its members
| half the usual cost OF accident insurance.
Every valid claim paid Immediately upon receipt OF proofs
Membership Fee ST. $1,000 Accident Insurance. with 81
Weekly Indemnity. about sl2 per $4,000 II
surance with $50 per week, at corresponding rates
To become Member write for Circular and Appcatio
Blank ali out the Application. ncose 81 and forward It Il
the Secretary receipt OF which apOcy Will be prOmpt
mailed you.
| Charles B. Peet (of Rogers Peet & Coz President
| James II. Pitcher, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
Announcements

Go TO BRUMMELL's for your Holiday Can
dies standard mixed 81 per pound box Fine and
Chocolates speciality 60 cents TO 81 per pound box 4lU
GTand.st S3l Broadway. 293 6th-aye
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
Announcements.

Announcements
"MoTHER SWANS Worm SYRUP" for fever
ishness restlessness, worms constipation tasteless Zoe
New-England Mutual Life Insurance Com
pauy OF Bost0nassets S7 100000 All policies nonfOteIt
able and endowment. Annual cash dividends NewYOrk
Office Broadway KENNY RADCLIFFE, General Agents
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19

HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D.,
IA 4Iexington.ave., between 29th ana 8Oth.ss
Hours 10 l. tot. Diseases OF the Nervous .ysteul
Genifo Urinary Organs Impotence ana steIlhV.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Sold by druggists Price 81 ak for s5 Prepared only by
c. 1. HOOD & co, Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass-
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
a Great Remedy

Eight months patient whose family physician had
ior years tried Hoods sarsapara The result
truly wonderful From pale emacated dyspeptc, three
months Of Hoods Sarsaparla changed into picture OF
perfect health In the future shall regard 1t duty to
humanity 20 prescribe Hoods Sarsapa Had tine could
cite numerous caseS."-tR j. HALLAREN NJ d, Nashua
N H.
National Republican., 1883-07-04
Rev. pr. HioLs,s House,yarming.

Rev. DIR. Hicks's beautiful new house was
thronged with guests last evening for two
fold object-one being the regular meeting
of the Mite society, the other the doctors
welcome to his numerous friends in his new
home. The DIR. and Mrs. Hicks cordially
greeted their friends, of whom over 100 were
present. Their house is elegant, commodious,
and charmingly arranged for entertaining.
1t is finished in hard wood and Georgia pine,
and not brush full of paint has been used.
The reception was from o'clock until $3.50,
after which the Mite society was called to
order by the president, Miss Garrett, by whose
continued efforts and those assisting her the
society has become great aid to the taber'
nacle, the members of this society having
| furnished the church.
Singing by the guests, prayer by DIR. Hicks,
music from quartette and reading by Mrs
DIR. Bland of her famous Brother Anderson
occupied the time until the supper room was
thrown open, where the tables were loaded
with delicacies.
The supper was surprise to the host and
hostess from the ladies of the Mite society,
After supper Dr. Hicks sang by request
"Goin' Back to Dixie" and THE Mill Song,
Mrs. Hicks accompanying him. Prof E. @
Townsend sang "Willie Gray and Katie Lee,
Mrs. Townsend accompanying. Miss Town
send gave an instrumental selection.
Rev, DIR. Hicks leaves for Florida to-day tc
attend to business connected with his planta'
| tion there. -t7
National Republican., 1883-07-04
THE DAY WE CELEBRATE.
How the Glorious Fourth VIII BE ceIe
brRted in Washington.


brated in Washington.
Indications point to q quiet fourth Of July
in this city so far as demonstrations are con
cerned There will doubtless be the usual
din aud hubbub Of detonaton caused by the
small boy, who will start at daybreak with
his frecrackers and pistol. Some children
will perhaps he manned, dis6gured, or killed
from the careless use of firecrackers or pistols,
but considering the number of these ex-
plosives used the percentage of accidents will
probably be small. There will doubtless be
good deal of drunkenness, for many will
season their patriotism with whisky. 1t is
pretty certain it will be hot. Tho evening
will be showery, with perhaps a Cyclone.
Such in brief is the usual order of a quiet
fourth of July in Washington.
There will be many excursions out OF the
city. Tho old fashioned basket picnic, once
so popular in Washington, has completely
vanished. Excursions by boat or rail have
taken their place. The Womens' Christian
Temperance union will go in body to CATH
ersburg to visit the I'd artillery in camp, and
engage in temperance demonstrations. At
noon they will go to Washington grove to
dinner, and at 2 p. M a grand Temperance
rally will be held in the large tabernacle to
be continued till s p. m, the leaders being
changed every half hour. An address will
be- delivered at 2:30 by Mrs. G. J.. Roach
subject, "Woman versus the Liquor Traffic"
Music will be furnished by Prof Frank Wood
man and Miss Jennie Cutter ~
The races at Ivy City will furnish amuse-
ments to very many of the people. The de-
partments and public buildings will be closed.
The only public celebration of the 4th will
be by the Oldest Inhabitants who, at II
o'clock, in the Corcoran building, will read
the decl aration of independence, and supple
ment it by speeches. The public are cor
daily invited to attcnd. Justices Wylie
Hagner, and James, of the supreme court
will spend the dth with Mr.. r. i. Merrick, a.
his residence near Ellicott City, Maryland
The local newspaper men will spend the day
in the city.
Mai. Hanneman, of the district artillery
will fire salute on the white lot at sunrise
noon, and sunset.
National Republican., 1883-07-04
WEST WASHINGTON.

Condition of the Potomac river water,
Tuesday, July Sat Great Fails, z; at
receiving reservoir north connection, 4 f;
south connection, 25; at distributing reser-
voir. 36.
Drovers' Rest live stock sales Tuesday,
July 3 (reported by Tavenner Bros, propri-
etorsl-l40 cattle offered and sold at Beat,
sic to 5sc; good, bic to SIC; medium, Ate to
ste; common, 3ic to 44c; 975 sheep and lambs
att Lambs, 64c to 7tc; sheep, 4c to 5c
Twenty cows and calves at from $95 to $50
each Market for all kinds brisk.
Mrs, Schayer and family left yesterday for
Darnestown, Nd, where they will spend the
summer.
Mr.. John w. Corson, of The banking house
Of Ii. ID. Cooke & Co., left on Monday for
New York, where he will take the steamer
this morning for Europe.
Mr.. r. r. Tavenner has returned home from
an extended trip through Virginia, greatly
improved in health.
The river was almost entirely deserted yes
terday evening by tho rowing men, there
being only two or three singles and two fours
out from all the clubs, most Of the members
having left last evening for Lynchburg.
There were, however, an unusually large
number of pleasure parties up the river
Yesterday Mr.. William Johnson, living at
16lS Valley street, an employe of Oak Hi'l
| cemetery, while engaged in digging grave
in some way fell into It and was severely ant
seriously injured. He was taken to his HON,
where, his physician says, he will be confined
for long time
Mr. j. T. Tracey, the large leather dealer o
York, Pa, Is visiting Mr.. j. Il. Payne, of
street.
At the meetings of Georgetown lodge, No
3s, u. o. G. B.; Decatur lodge, No. 0, X. Of p
and Invincible council, No. z, s. Of j., las
night the recently elected officers were dul,
Installed.