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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-23

opop shed, ffs babllallon be- expressly
made Tor them " need not necessarily bt
made more than lew feet In height, nor III
better materials than wattles and clay NOR.
,ar, door being useless 10 sesufe them
from thieves.
Wa hear considerable complaint from
farmers wives this winter that they have
10 Churn for hours aud In some cases the
butter will not come. Now, ONEIDA the
time or H. ore will be saved In churning, ~
following these directions. After the milk
Ia strained set the pan over some boiling
water in an ordinary iron pot on the stove,
aud heat the milk until the cream rises
slightly. Whenever the surface begins TO
show wrinkles IL is done; set II away 10 cool
before you put II In close place. II served |
In the above way it will make more butter |
and will be sweeter and keep longer. We |
have seen cream served in this way that did |
not take but ten minutes charming. II will
paw for the small trouble OF scaldiDg the
milk, Try IL farmers wives.
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The Post. off ce Embroglio.

Yesterday morning Mr.. l.. S. Garrison
the newly-appointed postmaster, vice
Major A. A. Whissen, suspended, notified IN
ne son Mr.. ]. H. johnson, assistant post
master, that he would take charge OF the
office at O'Clock p. III. Mr.. johnson re-
pied that Major Whissen, the present IN,
cumbent, was absent, and that he ala
not feel authorized to turn over
the office in his absence. AT the hour men
toned Mr.. Garrison, accompanied py
Messrs, F. A. Rhodehamel. W. IL. Patter,
son. ID. Fawcelt and Miss Hobson, entere d
the post-office. Mr.. Garrison exhibited 10
Mr. johnson hrs credentials and esFed tnat
the Office be turned over to him, which Mr..
johnson declined to do, saying again that
he did not feel authorized to do SO
IN the absence of Major Whissen and
stated further that days notice in when
10 comply with his demands was lnsutn'
Gent, ana that Major WEissen owned some
81 200 worth of fixtures. SIR. Garrison re-
piled that il ought not to require twenty
minutes TO do so, and as 10 MsJof
Whissen's fixtures he (Mr. Johnson
could remove them as soon as he pleased.
Mr. johnson still declining, Mr.;
Garrison left Mr.. Rodehamel
m the Office as his assistant and went
ont. Later Rodeham,l sft the ONCE and
for the present Mr. johnson has charge.
Mr., Garrison will take legal steps 10 gain
possession of the office.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-23

The story cut from Washington paper
now going the rounds, describing the Chi
psse minister's wife. as seen in horse-car,
Il interesting. but like scores Of sucn ta,es,
nntrne She l. never allowed outside her
husbaDd's legation except 20 drive IN
ciose carriage. and the only pisce where
he can call is at Mrs. ID. W. Bsrtletts, vile
III the secretary Of the legs-
ton. This house is opposite Al
Souls church. and the neighhors Wstcn Iot
bo1,s ~ uas the little Rirlish figure emerge
from q call. and hurry 10 the carriage. She
l. oulv IS year. old, and was brought over
rom China . year ago. The men OF the
embassy 20 about Washington on loot In
their gsndy robes 1T ell hours OF the day
and night, but this poor little woman sees
10 one. either NJ home or when dining, eh
cen, Mr.. Bartlett and this last only BY the
special grace Of Der master, her nus
band.
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A Thrilling Runaway.

Two spirited horses attached to a hack,
on which sat cool, clear-headed driver
and in which sat two gentlemen, became
frightened at something on upper Main
street yesterday morning. about9 o'clock,
and dashed off down the street at furious
speed. The driver pulled and see-sawed
on the reins, but the hard-mouthed an ahi1
mails kept on IN thelr WIZ WIZ
and there in their course;
Between Sycamore and Field streets t, one sn Of
the humber of somersaults he turned
would have put professional gy mnast to to
the blush, and strange to relate ne escaped
with a few slight bruises. The team Kept
on down the street, the driver maintaining
his seat at the imminent risk OF getting ms
neck broken, and the remaining passenger
crouched in b seat, expecting every mo-
ment to see the vehicle go to pieces, but
when the team turned into south Market
street, and struck the deep sand, IL proved
too much for it, and the driver, passenger
and vehicle were all saved.
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Yes. what is there in q name? Since the
criminal county court convened. Monday
morning, the cases Of the great state OF
Texas against several INDUSTRIOUS halns
bsVs hem called. but the defendants,
- ali great men, rushed
erouud and managed 70 ett
a continuance without making the socus-
toned affidavit. IA.
George Washington vss chsrgt WIZ
r.idiDR his Deighbor's chicken roost ~ tne
dead hour Of night, and carrying on ceptiFe
a mum Der Of fine, fat fowls
F-snFiin Pierce was charged viii invad-
me a roesf-houss where, q lot Of PorE hap
psned 10 be hing up. 80 -.
Jer.r-oB Davis was charged with cnsng-
ing clothes viii smother patty NlthoAi
fhefr tngried.,s and consent
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AI.nynIY nIonster.

Those who have heard Mr.. Ingersoll will
agree with us, we think-though we have
not read and only heard him-that he is the
most powerful and artful of all the corrupt
ers Of public sentiment who has YET APP
ppared in this country And yet he ~ m
ierior In wickedness TO Mr.. Beecher. Judg-
ing the heart by what issues from
the lips, he is the smaller pro-
licent In evil, but the difference in seeming
between these arch-demagoguesi all In Mr..
Beecher's favor. And nv this difference
he is the more dangerous man. IN
gersoll is gross, Beecher is refined; lnger-
soil is coarsely pro ane and obscene
Be cher is delicately blasphemous and I'M
pure. In egoiism, skepticism and luxur-
iousness they are twins. But Beecher IS a
lovely monster, and, as is easily, seen, Will
win terribly on any, even good men VINO
will choke down the first natural revolt Oh
ali that is honest and pure in his nature
and continue to hear him. On the whoie
we would say the influence on the popular
lecture platform is powerfully uniayoraele
10 virtue, and ought 10 be withstood by the
example and influence Of all good people,
TChristian Advocate.
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dJtelrs balfsme," fred several salu'es
t,,,o a ,dstol Al a negro whom she said had
,,s,"',eslsJ tnnt, her pfefnlse4, Her shots
uso eide Of tne marx and inthe i1enhiinl
,us syrn. VINO bears several names,
snd among Others Joe Brsdy,
,hs,w stone nj her, which
cat fearful cash In her temple sunday
evening a crowd Of negroes were standlnB
in front of her house when she opened up
a,e on them, cansing them 10 stampede at
A lively rate. though none Of her shols were
effective. She was arrested ana plsceu WI
within The city limits, this being the charge
the officer WHO arrested her preferred on
her abatement that She was just shooting 10
scare them away. Thu, disfcputaole pre-
olnct ought to be cleared out.
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lion has led IN an Increase In The speed o.
machinery, nm aud enlabcement w lh'
orpaolty ~ ile mills M .0thof direnllIis
Ille loom witch formerly run ~ ot w
looms per minute now run ~ befhapsi SUI
whore 90 ZACH cards wetl formerly usen
many mills now have cards 90 inohes w
width and Of proportlonaiely increased
diameter. Aud yet In speaking OF tne
number OF sets Of wooded machinery, we
ARC accustomed 10 compare the y tures
of 1884 With those Of 1878 or 1868. Withou,
payiDg any attention TO what has occurred
In the size OF cards or the capacity o'
machinery during this period ,,
The effect OF lesseninR cost OF pioductlon
by means of increased speed In machinery
of enhanced capacity Is not unwholesome;
L is in the interest of the consumers, anu
IL Ia therefore eminently altrlislic IN l!s
tendrcy. We have merely referred TO IL
as an incident which statistcians frequent
ly lose sight OF in calculating the capacities
Of our mills and MISUNDERSTANDING
American.
The sick, worn and detected should read
the advel tisement Of Goiden's Liquid Beef
Tonic
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OvercU me by Heat,

Mr.. John Kay, pressman of the HERALD.
while working in the press-room yesterday
afternoon, was suddenly seized with faint.
ing spell. He afterwards went home. and
his physician pronounced that he WAS over
come by heat and severe bilious attack
that has for some time been threatening
him.
John Copeland, the party who was shot
some three weeks since by Charles Hutton,
succumbed to the heat yesterday at the
corner of Main and Austin streets, but was
revived and sent home. He has been walk
ing about the streets some two weeks since
he WAS shot
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Among the passengers who boarded the
2:30 west-bound passenger train, on the
Texas e. Pacific road yesterday, was wo-
man in delicate condition. Shortly after
the train pulled out, Conductor Ben Collins
observed her movements, and taking in the
situation, spoke to some of the elderly lady
passengers and retired. Onreturning he was
informed that the male census of the
United States of America had been in
creas ID by ones The mother, who resides
near Eagle Ford, was put off at that point,
where some one was awaiting her. She
had come into the city to 40 some shop
ping
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Caught I'm the Act.

Police oRcer Maddox stood on the corner
Of Lamar street and Pacific avenue yester-
dsy morning and watched Paddy Sullivan
inspect the pockets Of a drunken compan.
ION xho was too far gone to realize that
suliiyan was trying 10 rob him. Inc
officer knew Sullivan and the manner OF
man he is, and he hesitated not 70 arrest
him and lodge him in the stat sSo T 1e
Sr1nken PARTY stated that be had missed
n.ir m gold sleeve buttons since he had
been in sullivan's company.
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The Striking Telegraphers

The telegrapher's strike having ended'
the members of the brotherhood are re-
turning to work, though many have 70
HINT new places, as those who stuck to the
company are, where they have the neces-
sary ability, given the preference. Ihree
out of the eleven who struck in the West
ern Union office here were given places
Yesterday. Their names are Bob Watson,
Ed. Morrison and George Castle.
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Sunday night William DAMS, colored
called on viola Jackson. . sable damssl,
Who resides on Pscifc avsDue. Viola yas
sborins william Der nsr silvsr-mounted
risfrl. uhich sbe had p1rcnEsed tor ne
beDeff q turElafs suo Tie eE1l-oisp ose9l-
- = - -tiIs william with one Optic
rIossd rnf he other vide open wns gHEing
fr'rr - rhirinz herrel that tbe Se2t.on
rrri ri showing bols thrrugh hs ~
fsu 80 fnrctiuK cut serernl WY fsfnllg
-rnrr-rer-s 10 tte shsrr q tech irurn his
sursri1r n.srI'arv- The Woun1 = psiniui
ttourt rgs se-igrs.
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YESTERDAY Colonel Nst Burrord b-ourht
20 cur oHios q fns spscinsn q ths &c rnsn
carp. Les. riufsr b put mao hls f,o7sd q
rufn ~ o. tbezs fsh. mere tuirn1Us- tter
ebrrt TO inches long. urv tteT 80 e1rls
ffte-r ircbes. an7 ueirh from TO o. t,r-'
r,~u~fr rsrh Iris srrus wrst czl p
f1rs ~ or people IN ttis direci-1-- n,
- ~ ~siaf-s- .t|s- g.. 49, e ~ ---N -
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o,,ntv commissioners Court.

The county commissioners court met yes
terdav to omen the official vote oe the re !.
cent election on the constitutional am end
ments and that for public weighers, but the
returns not all being in, it was, postponed
until to-day. Road matters and matters OF
minor importance engaged their attention
during the day.
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For u. week ending 2rh ins,snt, e
noon. ss reported b. DR.. J. I. Csrie-. &C.
irg besIth cl1csr. OseDla stone. tIpno-
rrsisrisf fsrer. rilife. ferDaie. see = leli-'
Iorn Hsusmer. frpbC-InalA -
-ff.s. msie. axe 8 yer Wine =.
Hrsres. rla~asr1us. white. i-ns-e. ~
ye.r- Herman Iorierr cn9itIa = =,
--t1.a -reIe 49, 81 --afs. iufsrt ~ - q.
uen r1erru-rIrIs. Etite rleie. ars 2 NOUNS
n ff-rfs-s- s--lta-iif f---- - --r'-
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" SINGS and speaks without contracting
bosrsapess as formerly. General health
improyed. Suffers but little from colds
and not at all from Neuralgia" II you
wish to know how this great gain was eiitct;
ed wri,e to DEs. STARKEr 81 PALEN. llO9
Girard st. Philadelphia, Pa, for their treat AZ,
lse on Compound Oxygen, and learn al
about the most remarkable curative ageh'
vet discovered, II will be sent Tree.
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CLEyELANp. OHIo.-The Plain Dealer re-
ports that Hon. Martin A. Foran, congress
msn-elect from the Cleveland, Ooio, as
tricf. has used st. Jacobs Oil n bis isiniiy'
and has always found 1t safe and reliable,
snd Il has afforded him great feiiei 70
lame knee.
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Georgetown College.

GEORGETOWN. ET-ou ClucirnaI souihtrE
Eailr1rl.
Luctted in re hralihy rul heautful BE-
Grrre' rrginr N ErrturEr al-h -cs- inu Crars
ssrtsrlfar ard. ia RESTRICTIONS In al ErarcttE
~ = n1lera aFrrrfirr ENrarieurFd frrfrs-
cora Ths dnrraes a. p = n and a. D..
Hflrfarred ssfM curr4f fur tt1ze wnu cnn
sriard o-Ihv u-s o. TO FtErs m Colere- Terr.s
ilu ~ afrnrrr-f- rfErtd. Fof c11airrus e.
fr-ri-ria-s alf-ess ea-iT ~ r. n DuDLEFs
h D. rrH-I.Iarf
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Angostura Bitters, ,,..
the GRID renowned appetizer ana inyleorss,
tor. Used nos over the whole elvhlIeo
800 T,v N. b1' beware Of limitations.
Esk tour grocer or druggist for the genuine
srt,c's, Manufactured By Dr. J. @. b. BE =
.srt A SIMS
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Enterprising local agents wanted in TINS
town Tor an article that is sure to sell, i've
druggists and grocers preferred. Ad1ress
Humiston Food PTeservatlve Co., " hlipy
strept Boston.
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srhe rnsn VINO kn0Es nothing Of Ms.
Lvdia = Pinkhsm and her sovereign rem
sdy for woman u vEnted for jury msn:
The fsct clearly proves that be does not
80 tbs pspers-TN. n. Rsgistsr.
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s.1sry ns-rinr vints vomsn n.1sa
80 ST. r-..tr,- -ti.r--- a. 80 - 80
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For all Diseases arising
from a diseased state of the
Bladder and Kidneys, this
Remedy stands without a
Rival.

Without rival in the number of cures
effected without rival in the purity OF its
composition: without a rival in number OF
bottles sold. The annual sale of Smiths Ex-
tract of May Flower exceeds the sales OF all
other Kidney Remedies combined.
DIR. ELI IVES, says: THAT in many aggra'-
waited cases, when Buchu had failed TO produce
any benefit May Flower has effected speedy
cure"
DIR. ]. II. BIRD, says az have found May
Flower to be a remedy for all Kidney com
plants, far. superior to Buchu or Juniper"
DIR II. F. MARTIN, says: MAY Flower acts
more promptly in all diseases of the Bladder
and Kidneys than any remedy which has come
under my notice"
DIR. BENZ II. LONG, says; al have found
May Flower exceedingly beneficial in my treat
ment of females"
DIR. VINO. D. HUYvETTER, says: without
doubt May Flower is destined to work reVo-
luton in the treatment of diseases peculiar To
the urinary organs"
DIR. KING, in compiling his dispensatory,
has paid merted tribute to this remedy. See
page 1896 Kings Dispensatory.
Anumber of authorities might be quoted, but
there are none more eminent than the names
above. In addition TO these authorities, Nv
ing host Of 10000, whose certificates are on file
in the Office of the proprietors Of this remedy
bear testimony to il virtues.
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II you are afflicted, send your address To
s. b. smith Il Bro, Coy!ngton, KY, for reaI
ise on Diseases Of the Bladder ana Kidneys.
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A WONDERFUL rum


other medicines Try H. Sold wholesale
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The Cap Sheaf Of the Chemists Skill.
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR ALL
DISEASES or THE BLADDER
AND KIDNEYS.

This Remedy has stood the test of time, has
been weighed in the scales of public opinion,
and to-day has an army of men, women and
children, who over their own signatures bear
testimony to its curative properties. Some
have been cured of Diabetes, some of Bright's
Disease, some of Inflammation of the Bladder
some of Catarrh of the Bladder, some OF lncon"
Thence of the Urine, some OF LeucorrhGa, or
Whites, some of pains in the Back and Loins,
some of diseases of the Prostate Gland
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

Manufactured only Jy $. u. SMITH
Bro, CoriHgton, N.Y.
v
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The sick, worn and detected should read
the advel tisement Of Golden's Liquid Beef
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-29
DELINQUENT.

AZ the Board Of Directors, made ON the 9Th day
March, 1855. 90 many shares OF escn par
cel Of euch stock o. may be nccessary VIII be
ola at public auction, 81 the omce Of the
COMPANY. Room %. Neysds Blocks 70. ~
Montgomery stroot. San francisco osnioFnis'
Msnday, she rhirsieth tsoth) day
Of April, 1sSS.
AZ Ne hour Of II o'clock A. NJ, OF ss1d day, 20
pay sAid delinquent assessmens thereon. 70
esfher with costs Of ADVERTISING and expenses
A. ". HAvENs, Secretary.
Oyrrcx-Room 20, Nevada Block. No: so
Montgomery street, San Francisco osnior-
MIA. sPAsso
POSTPONED.
The Albion delinquent sale 10 hereby post
poned until
'Tuesday, May Q. 1883.
A. W. HAvENs, Secretary.
omcs-Room &c, Nevada Block, No. 3ls Mont
gomeFy street, San Francisco. Cal. sp2std
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SheriH's Sale.
xANoI.I MINING COMPANY



Under and by virtue Of a execution Issued
pistrct Of the State Of Nevada. IN "a LOT
Dursks County, On the 18th day Of April, A.
d. 18x3. and 10 me directed and delivered upon
4 judgement rendered 10 ssid court on the ION
day q April, 1888. in favor Of xs1ou lining
ss.s ssss IL g' az ! q. so e. : .'sss sa sSas I dollars ar,
(t800j gold coin Of ths Unitsd stse:s. daneges;
WITH interest thereoa until paid et the reee Of
10 pef cent per snnum, aud two nundreo ana
Ssvsnty.fouR dollars and th~frty-hvs csnts
Ara s. yirtns Of sad execution 1 have on
thIe DAY levied upon the following described
real property, situate in the county q Eurexs'
Undivtdsd ons-sixth u-s) intsrest Of. in and
TO th st certain min kuown ssthe zsnoii mine
County, state Of Nevada, located on the tn
day Of tspsembsE. A. D. 1885,. AMI duly record
edin the records Of sid Stafford Mining DIS
trict % the 18th day Of September. 4. d. 1881
Public notice IL hereby given thai on
Tuesday, HE Eighth Day Of Hay
A. y. 1eS3,
Bstwssn TIE hours Of . O'Clock 4. y. and
o'clock ?. H., 70 wit:
riahf. title, claim and interest that the said de.
fsndant, John Ball. had In and % tbs abCve
described real property on the l3th day Of MO
vsmber, a. D. 1854, 81 the front door Of thu
Oourth0use, 81 the town Of Eureka. county Of
Eureka and Stats Of Nevada. 1t public suction
der 70 satisfy ssid execution and costs and &C
". n. SWEENEY. Sheriff.
By \. HnL. Under sheriff,
LANgrN0 b MTrcHELL, Attorneys for Plnfnuh
Eureka. New. April 10, Al 1883. apl7td
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- NM ~0H00.W
Under and by virtue Of IN execution i&usd
cut Of the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District Of the State Of Nevada. IN and for
5. lass. and q me directed ana dsiivsrsd upos
Judgment kondefed In aid Court ON the 2Gth
dsy d March, 1858, In favor Of W. H. Reming-
Ton , o.. plaAntils. and against Silver TOP
sam q one thousand. two hundred and thirty.
Two and eighteen hundrsdths dollars 81 ,232 l1j
lawful money Of the United States. with inter-
ct st the rats Of 10 Per cant Per annum in like
feur and sevsnty.thrss hundrslths dollars
(tlel 7s costs and two dollars N2) accruing
And By virtue Of said execution I have on
this ~ Day Of March, A. d. 1858, levied upon
uste in AntsloDs Mining District. Rareks
County End State Of Nevada, 70 Wit:
Thirty.nvs drills; 4 STRIKING hammer; II
900 u pfps. more on lees; % stks powder; y
BIZ candles; 20 tons ore. more or less.
And ~ virtue Of said execution I hsve ON
this dsy levied upon ~ following described
trict. Eureka County. 70 Wiz;
The silver Top mine Of Nevada. conslsting
Of the following: Bonanza No. !. Bonanza Mo-.
.. Blasmids. Clay Wall. John Quincy Adams
and being in Antelope Mining Districs, Eureka
County. state Of Nevada. together With AZ the
spPurtenances thereunto belonging.
Public notice 10 hereby given that on
Tuesday, she Seventeenth Nay Of
April A. d. 1883,
At II O'Clock noon Of said day will sell all
the right, title and interest Of said defendant,
Silver Top Mining Company Of Nevada, I'm and
to the above described personal property, At ".
H.Remin1tou 4 Co.. warehouse on PAN street.
in the town Of Eureka, for cash in hand TO the
highest and best bidder. TO safety said execu-
ton and costa, and en-
Tuesday, She Seventeenth hey Of
April, 4. ID. 1858,
Between the hours Of . o'clock 4. n. and 8
O'Clock ?. H., 10 wit:
At IL O'Clock n. Of said day I will sell al the
right, title, claim ana interest Of said defend
ant, silver Top Mining Company OF Nevada, in
and 10 the shove described real property, 81
the front door Of the Courthouse. q the town
Of Eureks, County Of Eureka and State Of Ne
vads. at public auction for cash In hand 70 the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said exscu-
ton and cost, ard all costs that may secgus.
W. n. SWEENEY. Sheriff.
BY J. N. HILL, Under Sheriff.
FrTzoBRALo : BEATTY, Attorneys for Plant
i6s.
EUREKA. New. March %. A. D. 1883. mh97td
POSTPONED.
The shove sale hes been postponed until
TUESDAY, NAY II. 1855. at the same time md
N. n. SWEENEY, Sheriff.
BY J. n. HILL, Under Sheriff.
EUREKA, April 10. 1ess. splsd
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ne ahevs ~ hss bsea postponsa untl
Tuesday,, NAY Is. -. q tks sans time sal
y. n. owxIHnY, shss1G.
1yJ.L /. uxLxs undee DhsyiH.
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Delinquent Sale Notice,

Rureka Consolidated Mlnfng Com.
pany.
Location Of principal place Of businsas, San
Francisco, California.
Locstion Of wcrks. Eureka Mining District,
1ureka County. New sda.
Notico.-Thefe are delinquent upon The fol.
lowing described stock. on account Of assess
meat tho. 81 levied on the 18Th dsy Of March,
1e83. the several amounts set opposite thu
names Of TIA respective shareholdsrs. - fol
lows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-29
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Tho following - complete list Of ont
standing assessments upon stocks lated ~
she San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board, with the dstss upon which they
viii become delinquent In the Board and
the day OF sale:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-29

Dstwesn the hours Of . O'Clock 4.
ASi5 o;cioek +. / viii all I'll ~ rssaH u,
end inlsrest * said dsfendsnt nsn ~sI ~
erty. 81 hiS riscs 81 businees. ct husy IN
eo1niy Il Iasska, olats Of Meveds. q ~
auc1loa. fof cssh II hand - ~ sis's ~ 8
osuing eosis snd ooefs thst sysesfss;
BIN. urEE. Undss ,sIs.,r1ia.
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