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NEW TODAY.
Sealed Proposals.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ Board of County Commissioners of Eu.
reka County, Nevada, that'sealed proposals
will be received by said Board of County Com
missioners up to IL O'Clock on the FIFTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1888, for properly car
ing for, nursing aud furnishing proper and
suitable food for the INDECENT sick of Eureka
County, Nevada, being at the County Hospital
of SAID Eureka County, from tn 7th day of
February, 1885, to the Tth day of February,
1884.
Each bid must be for properly caring for,
nursing AMI furnishing proper and suitable
food for each OF said INDECENT sick persons per
diem dur ng the time said persons may re-
maiA IN said Hospital, snd also for keeping
the buildings, rooms and grounds of said Hos
pital in a clearly and proper condition.
The party whose bid shall be accepted shall
said Board OF County Commiss oners to per-
form the above mentioned services and do the
above mentioned things.
Each party submitting a bid must
his bid with a good and sufi nient bond, with
two or more %sureties, to be approved by said
Board, in the sum of Three Thousand Dollars,
United States gold CON, payable to The County
Of Eureka, state of Nevada, and conditioned
for the faithful performance of his contract.
Said contract will be let to the owest re-
sponsible bidder.
Accounts on said centracts will be audited
and allowed monthly after the service has been
rendered.
The said Beard of County Commissioners re-
serve the right to reject any and all bids.
Sealed proposals will be opened and exam
ined by said Board of County Commissioners
on the 18th day of February. A.. D. 1888.
- Witness my hand and the seal of
(SEAL\ said Board this 9th day of JAN
~ u'Fry' A. M p g. dssa oAvAsAuaH,
Clerk of Board Of County Commissioners of
Eureka county, Nevada, jsTtd
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A CDRREgTEDy y.

In Nevada Cassidy was reelected sim
ply because he was the Democratic nom
Inee, and the Democrats are in a majority
IN that State. That is all there is OF it
Deseret News.
And if that's all there is of it, it's not
true. The Democrats are not in a ma
jority in Nevada, and the Governor is
the only Democratic State officer who was
elected at the last election, all the others
being Republicans Ogden Pilot.
We may add to the remarks of the
Pilot that the Mormon opposition to
Cassidy was one Of his elements of
strength.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT,

The indications are that but a small
minority Of the State Legislature are in
favor of calling a Constitutional Con-
vention. A meeting of the citizens Of
Reno was held last Wednesday evening to
discuss the proposition, at which Hon.
Jerry Schooling, Senator from Washoe,
sand that a bill had been introduced for
a convention, but he had no idea it
would pass, and that he believed also, if
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NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS

ID EMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT
IL Eureka. New. on the 9th day Of January,
1859. Persons calling for any of these letters
viii please say. Advertised Jan. I, 1888"
Ladies' Listt
Beck Mrs fhiiip MoyIs Miss N II
Campbell Theresa richards Mrs Jennie
CsrlSan Mrs Petrouula Roberts Mrs Lizzie
Delaney Mrs Maurice Romano Maria
Evans Mrs James Tam Carolina
Rsnley Mrs Katie Taylor Mrs Minna
Lesry Mrs J o
GentIemen's List:
Bryant wa Gsmmons Patrick
Boysen Chris Holmes Emanuel
Case Sam Hart w
Camars Manuel Johnson R Il
Ciemo John Kleinhaus
Dunniug Geo W Levitt VIM
Downing Emanuel Leon francesca
Davis Thos s Olsen FL
Ennis James o Paule j @
Frank lames Quigley Barney
Frank Chas Rayse Anton
Frost Henry Rameres Nareisso
Fraser A B Rushbun Vim
Freitas Joe Brindisi Ross II W
Felice cerino Rypearson Walter
Goodman WIN Sparks Q 8
aroserlnan L Warren John-2
Foreign List.
Persons calling for any of these letters will
please say, Foreign, Advertised
Wilson @ NJ williams John r
MEulasa Arthur Watrod j W
Ph.u Ps q Moore Robert
Davies Dan Cazaur
raiiths VIM Brassaro Napoleon
Beattey p BerWinA
Bergerin Paul.
Italian List:
G~illianani Rione q Massetti
Giuseppe B@Zzana Giovanni Agnona
MaraniO Mickele Jose Ferelcirs
Giacanni Succuti Pasini Giuseppe
Giuseppe Toganon
All lattarc ,pn. naIlaJ fnr tp,tbi,, on 1ava r-i1I
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
W.. ]. SMITH, Postmaster. !
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PACIFIC COAST ADv!CES.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Shot by "a Cow Boy.

BAKERSFIELD, Jan. ca gambler named
Mike Hays was shot in two places, and is
believed to be fatally wounded. He arrived
here on the emigrant train from Mojave
this morning. The shooting was Ion by
John Williams, calling himself a COW boy.
Stock Business Declining.
SAN F~RANCIsCo, Jan. 6.-The Pacific
Stock Exchange will meet on Monday to
consider the sale of the Boards Mont.
gomery street property. The decline in
the stock business is assigned as the cause
of action.
Balduin's Condition.
SAN FRAYCIsco, Jan. &c. J. Baldwin's
condition is more serious than at first sup
posed. Blood poisoning is feared. He
may lose an arm, if not his life.
Talents Suicide.
Los ANGELES, Jan. Chen W. Talent
Of San Gabriel shielded this morning.
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A Once Lively Mining Camp.

The Grantsyille Bonanza of Dec. so says:
The new hosting works at Jefferson were
started up during the early part of the
week. Jefferson was once a Furnishing
camp, and its mines producers of bullion
to a sufficient extent to pay dividends, but
the time came when they could not stand
the poor management they were subjected
to, and as a natural consequence had to
close down. The mines are still there and
go are the lodges containing pay ore,
which. if only opened and handled in a
systematic and economic manner will
prove profitable to the parties operating.
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We learned by telegram last night from
Sacramento that Gov. Stoneman has ap-
pointed j. j. Ayres, recently of the Los
Angeles Express, State Printer Of Cali
fornia. Mr.. Ayres is well known in Nevada,
having been in 1868 one of the editors of
the Territorial Enterprise, and afterwards
having been part proprietor with G. A. Y.
Putnam in the Inland Empire, published
at Hamilton. He is a irst-class printer
aid a good newspaper man. There is
nothing in the business that he cannot do
and do we'll. His friends in Nevada con-
e~ratulata him.
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A lively Poker Game.

A poker game was started in Winnie
mucca, says the Silver State, by few who
desired to see the old year out and the
new one in, and one Of the players, who
was in what is called "a streak Of luck"
left the table with 81, 600 more than when
he sat down. Somebody, necessarily, was
loser where one of the party won SO much.
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"White Pine" Hamilton. one Of the
defendants in the Pinney libel suit, was
elected from Stokes bar-room in New
York for abusing Pinney last Saturday. 1t
is said that Pinney retained his GOODNESS
and self possession.
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the question should be submitted to the
people, they would vote against having a
Constitutional Convention. Ii this is so,
delay should be avoided by immediate
legislative revision of the defective in
strument.
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DIED.

AT East Oakland, Cal Jan. 6, 1883, of diph-
liberia, Jeanette. daughter of NJ. NJ. aud CLARA
j ohnson, ased s years.
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Hooks & Knicks, Attention,

A N ADJOURNED MEETING OF YOUR
n Company will take place NEXT TUES.
DAY EVENING, the 9th instant. A full at.
tendance is desired, as business of importance
VIII be transacted.
Ja3td WALTER 8. LONG, Secretary.
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LOST.

NhEoK NO. 22e-d. f. CLARKE. SUPER.
~ intandent, Oh Paxton h Co. for s2Os al.
payable to j.. I. arifhth. District Attorney
payment has been stopped. Any person hsv.
ing found the above check will confer a favor
by leaving 1t at Paxton l. Co. q Bank.
Eureka, Jan. 3, 1883. ia4.2w
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NEW TODAY.
Attention, Richmonds.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
l. Richmond Hose Co. No. 8 will be held at
their Hose House on MONDAY EVENING, Jan,
s. 1883, at 80 O'Clock. All members are re.
quested to be present. as the election of officers
TO serve fer the ems uing six months will take
place. By order Of
FRANK MORSE. Foreman.
NJ. BOWLING, Secretary. 1s7.1t
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CnIoAao, Jan. e,-payis, the sporting
4.snager, says that Sullivan, the Boston
~alssser. thinks Of going to San Francisco
on a business trip, and then to England.
II am expecting a letter from him every
day. Mace is in San Francisco getting up
an exhibition. The Maori is with hiIn.
They will be here in about two weeks, and
may stop in Chicago before going 20 New
York to see Fox. There is to be a tight
between Sullivan and the Maori, and per-
haps a glove contest between Mace and
Sullivan in some city where the authori-
ties are more liberal than in Chicago"
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ANSWER TO 1.-THE mosEYLEss MAN.,


BY MRS. FLORENCE ANDERSON CLARK.
There are Places net secret where virtue has
birth,
Where charity dwells on this beautiful earth.
Where mercy and kindness are joined hand in
And pity 's'tear falls at the warm hearts COM
1nand.
There are doors that the least gentle knock will
unbar,
And Others that swing on their hinges ajar,
Giving egress to angels who lovingly scan.
The woes and wants of the moneyless man.
Does he work. Does he strive? Is he faithful
and true!
Does he know what man has done and what he
may dO3
Or does he creep on with the sluggard's slow
And refuse to take part in ambitions racer
Does he drink while his neighbor, with whole
heart and soul,
Is giving his strength to be first at the goal?
If such be his crimes. pity him if you can
Content to be scorned as moneyless man.
Labor taught by the brain with its strong skill
full hand,
Has reared princely palaces over the land,
And the man who will work, will sooner or late,
Cease to sigh, like Vagrant at some rich mans
With purple and crimson his walls may be
hung.
While the chandeliers light DER the table is
With a heart brave and free, ere he measures
life's spun,
He'll forget that he e'er was a moneyiess man.
There are churches whose loftiest turret and
splre
Have sprung from the depth of some poor boys
desire.
There are colleges, hospitals, founded by those
Who knew at the outset stern povertys woes;
But they labored undaunted, with hand, heart
and brain,
And we know that such labor is never in vain.
That man with his millions, when first he began,
Was known upon Change as u moneyless
Did he call on the ravens for meat and for
Or expect that his wife by miracle was fed,
While he spent all his time looking for banks
That would lend out their money for a poor
devils thanks?
Or court where the law was so cheap and 80
FREQ
That n client was welcome with never q fee?
No-if he had been of this base, shiftless elan,
He, too would have died as a moneyless man.
Nor do the portals of paradise open for one
Who has left any work that he could do undone!
Its honors, its blisses await the true mon;
Who, with ten talents trusted have made other
ten.
" He is worse than heathen who does not pro-
vide
For his own" and the Judge of all lives may
decide
That brave, earnest labor being part of life's
Heaven has no reward for this moneyless man
HER ROSES.
Sweet love. for the roses that you wore
Against your waist, q King might sigh:
Here on my troubled heart they lie
Graded IN rest, to rest no more.
Crushed. faded; but forever sweet!
All was it fate or was it chance,
That shook them downward in the dance,
And dropped them gently at my feet!
You did not dream, when we should part
You, in your stately loveliness
How close agilinst my heart should press
The flowers that nestled on your heart.
All! SO keep them. Half divine
Is tho dear mystery they reveal;
And in my happy dreams feel
The beating of your heart on mine.
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sor connected with jefferson except the
distinguished and venerable Samuel D.
Gross, emeritus Professor of the Principles
and Practice of Surgery. The college has
yearly about six hundred students, and there
is no more brilliant faculty on the American
Continent. Application by many of the
most noted Professors of Gynecology in
different parts of the country, was made
! for the vacant chair, but DR.. Parvin was
the choice of the Board and received a
unanimous vote. Professor Parvin grad
uated in this city, received the degree of A.
| NJ in the University of Indiana, and that
of L. l.. D. in the Hanover College of the
| same State He is fifty-four years of age,
is considered very great in his speciality and
one of the best know authors on those
branches before the profession. As lee
turer he is expected to become a favorite.
The ladies of Philadelphia, like most of
their sex in the North, are famous house.
keepers-very systematic, orderly and clean
ly. Every day in the week has its special
duties, and those duties are performed with
military Or man-of war precision. Nothing
is allowed to interfere with the household
economy. Monday, of course, is wash-day;
Tuesday, the ironing is done, and the re-
naming days are devoted to sweeping and
cleaning. The whole house is swept once a
week only. Well, last Monday, a number
of families were thrown into a state of ex-
os{ NJ 4lo
chinery, caused by the non-appearance of
the Bridgets. The sequel proved that the
bellies and beaux below stairs, had repaired
to the cool glades and hooks of Woodland
Cemetery to escape the heat of the kitchen
and pass pleasant evening at the risk of
being discovered breaking the law. The
policemen, getting knowledge of their move
ments, swept through the cemetery in citi-
lodged them in the station house for the
night, and the next day the Judge sent them
for twenty-four hours 70 Moyamensing. A
sad finale to Sunday evening outing.
The Continental Guards of New Orleans
arrived on Thursday, at the Broad Street
Depot, just as any theatrical company would
do-every body perfectly Indifferent to their
movements. They presented O fine ap-
pearance in their picturesque uniform
marching down Chestnut street to the Con-
tinental Hotel, where they attracted some
little attention. They carried flag pre-
sented to them by Benjamin F. Butler.
Philadelphia unlike other cities, extended
not even that of an escort. Their tableaux
are beautiful, but st very poor heHse greeted
them the first night of their performance,
and they will likely be disappointed in their
receipts.
GOOSEOUILI,.
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DOMESTIC.

MOOGy Is III Boston.
West Point is to have another colored
cadet.
One more juror has been secured in the
Polk case.
Mile. Litta, the opera singer, died ato
Bloomington, Ills, July Z.
Sullivan is hunting for the man who re-
ported that he beat his wife.
sponge eight feet in circumference has
just been fshed up on the Florida coast.
New Jersey has passed a law forbidding
the employment of juvenile operators in
mills.
San Francisco owes big gas bill and the
street lamps have not been lighted in two
months.
Capt. Webb Of English channel fame
proposes to swim the Virginia river just
above the rapids.
Mrs. Garfield keeps silver vase con-
stantly filled with fresh flowers, at the mur-
dered Presidents tomb.
The defendant in q Philadelphia breach
of promise suit has been sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary.
There were fifty-one cases of sunstroke in
New York, July Z, and 1872 children under
five years of age were prostrated by the heat.
An American conjurer who takes draught
of water, and by blowing on his napkin sets
it on fire, is causing wonder in the London
hotels.
A locomotive ran into wagon ut Winton,
r.; Ia Sho hnH
to be covered with flour to conceal the blood
stains.
The toy pistol as used in Chicago on the
4th is responsible for three deaths, ten fa-
tai woundings and twenty-three maim-
ings for life.
A Philadelphia boy whose mother held his
hands on a red hot stove to break him Of
stealing, has Just been sent to the peniten-
hary for larceny.
The Commissioner of Immigration at
New York has been ordered to prevent the
landing of pauper immigrants, and reship
those already arrived.
| suit is pending i'll the Philadelphia
| courts, in which coIored man is suing two
Weli-kuOWu pHpSiciaIiS lOI 's1oD, tHo cotA-
mated value of eight ounces of blood used
in TRANSMISSION operation.
| Philadelphia father whose daughter en-
couraged an Objectionable suitor, WAS
charged by the girl with extracting all her
teeth as a punishment. Examination by
! dentist showed that the teeth had crumbled
+, away from natural causes.
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A steady increase in the number of papers
advocating the election of Gen. Nichols as
next Governor is noticeable. One of the
journal that stands in the front rank OF the
Louisiana press for the ability, earnestness
and deep thoughtfulness which characterize
its discussion of questions affecting the
public interests. The Banner makes known
its preference III no uncertain terms, as
this extract will show:
Let the Louisiana Democrats everywhere rally
to the support of Francis I. Nichols for our
next Governor. AS man he is just and firm;
as a citizen he is law abiding As a statesman
he has few equals and no superiors: In all af-
fairs. both public and private, he is Just, able
and honorable.
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Transient advertisements. 81 per square first
insertion; each subsequent insertion, Is cents
ts3er square,
Official or legal advertisements, 81 per square
first insertion; each subsequent insertion, so
cents per square.
Editorial notices. first insertion, Is cents per
Hilss supssaIe,MIy, ~ ~ cents per l1ne. NJ,
eory S. per annuna.
Brief communications upon subjects OF public
interest solicited.
No attention puid to anonymous letters.
The editor is not responsible for the views of
correspondents.
Address: Tue CHIEF, Donaldsonvi1le La.
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From Eminent Wilmer Brinton, NJ. d.,
Baltimore.

Il have used Coiden's Liebig's Liquid Ex-
tract s,f I:eef and Tonic Invigorafssr in my
practice and have been much gratifed with the
result. Az tonic in all cases of debility. weak
ness anemia. ehlorosls, etc. 1t It can not be sur
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NUMBER .45.
OUR GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY,
FOIsEIGN.

i
| The Duke of Marlborough ia dead
Germany is to erect a monument to Mar
tin Luther.
James Carey, informer, has left Ireland
| in disguise.
Prince Henry of Prussia is making tour
of the world
Negotiation between Prussia and the
Vatican have been renewed.
Rome has had her first cremation, the
subject being Senator Cipriani.
Even the Bermuda Islands are wapinp
war against the English sparrow.
Bavaria has papier-mache church ac-
commodating thousand people.
The only black dress suits at the corona
ton were worn by the American Legation.
The usual annual pilgrimage to Mecca is
prohibited this year on account, of cholera
in Egypt.
subscription has been started in Eng
land to raise a monument to the Sunder-
land victims.
A London debtor threw a hive of bees into
the room with an annoying bailiff and
locked the door.
The death is announced of the Roman
Duke Ripaldi, the owner of some of Ra-
phael's finest frescoes.
Stone Pasha's daughter is one Of the
most accomplished inguists in the world,
and the best Arabic scholar of her sex.
A panic occurred at temperance fate
at Sheffield, England, IN which two chill
dren were killed and over twenty injured.
Princess Victoria, wife of Prince Fred
erick William, eldest son of Crown Prince
Frederick William, has been delivered of a
son.
Baron Erlanger, the head of the great
French financial syndicate, was born Jew,
became Protestant to please his first wife,
and q Catholic on marrying his second.
The steamer Dauphin capsized at Glas-
gov ON being launched. Over 200 lives were
lost and the bodies are so packed together
that divers find it almost impossible to ex-
tricate them.
A balloon, capable of resisting water
pressure, SO arranged Us to allow persons to
go down and examine the bottom of the seq
through heavy glass lighted with electric
ity, ind having telegraphic communication
with the land, is to be put in use at Nice
next winter, upon the borders of the Medi-
teTranean.
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Almost every person has some form OF scrof-
ulous poison latent in his veins. When this
develops in scrofulous sores, ulcers, or erup-
tions, or takes the form of rheumatism, or or
ribie beyond description. Hence the gratitude
of those who discover as thousands yearly do,
that Ayers Sarsparilla viii thoroughly eradicate
this evil from the system.
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MILLINERY.

NTRS. M. BLUM. Milliner, Mississippi street,
IN1 between Lessard and st. Patrick. Latest
styles of Bonnets, Hats, French Flowers, ETC.;
also all kinds of Ladies Underware.
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Our respected contemporary, the Vermll-
ion Meridional, speaks very viciously OF
Hon. VIM. P. Kellogg and says that In the
coming campaign, the Democratic party,
united under good man, will bury forever
from human sight this last of the many
Pelican State" In the same column, but
another paragraph, the Meridional declares
that "The reign of Wilt and McEnery has
failed to inspire the public with that conf
dence to which the Democratic party is
entitled Evidently our Vermilion friend
knows in his heart that Kellogg is by no
means the last of 90 the denominations which
have cursed /" Louisiana, and candor ought
to impel a confession that he is far from
being the greatest evil from which the State
suffers to-day. What guarantee can be
given that the Democracy of Louisiana will
be regenerated and purified next year and
its standard carried to victory by good
man! The influences which have controlled
the party heretofore and secured the nomi-
nation and election of such men as WiltZ,
McEnery and their compatriots are in ex-
istence STILL and the rulers of the machine
have shown no disposition to abdicate.
They will make desperate effort to repeat
next year the triumphs of the past, and no
amount of criticism or indignation on paper
will deter them from their purpose. Unless
the sentiment of the honest and indepen-
dent press is backed up by majority OF
| Democratic voters at the primaries, the
ring will carry its point as usual, and the
writers who are now denouncing the job
berry and corruption of the present admins
tration will either have to kick out of the
party traces, or trail arms, swallow their
denunciations and fall back upon the
regulation amusement of clarifying the
Democratic candidates and "cussin' Kel
logg"
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Beatty's Organs

We are Informed that Mayor Beatty of Wash.
ington, n. j., is making and shipping an organ
every ten minutes from his factory at Washing
ton, N. J. Read his advertisement.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

ID RYBISKI, Apothecary nnd Druggist Mis-
-. sissi ippi street, between st. Patrick and st.
Vincent streets. adjoining Gondran's store.
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Gen. Roger A. Pryor is accredited with
the statement that he wGnld not be surprised
to see Ben. Butler elected next President.