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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-13
Railroad Notice.

PASSENGERS INTENDING sAAn
IL to leave for Salissde, nG&a3R5f
wish to be called, will leave their names
at the Jackson House, Parker House and
Bureau Hotel.
Baggage called for, or delivered any time Of
day or night. NJ. O. EVANS,
Proprietor Of the bus Line.
Eureka, New. Sept. Q, 1854. sStS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICINES
AND
r MERIES.

r AM IN THE DRUG BUSINESS, AND PRO-
l. pose to stay in 1t. I am satisfied with a
legitimate profit, and herewith submit to my
former patrons and the people Of Eureka in
general, prices for the leading articles In my
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Wyoming Politics.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 12.-After a
stormy debate, which lasted nearly all
the morning. the Republican State Con-
vention adopted anti-Hill delegations.
Adjourned. At 10 this morning, on re-
assembling, the convention proceeded to
ballot for Governor. At this hour (12:45)
the result is problematioal.
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For County Recorder.

II HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS CAN
didste for County Recorder, subject to the
decision OF the Eureka County Republican
Convention. W. 3. BEARD.
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Asiatsc Cholera Imported.

OTTAWA, Ont, IA private letter re-
ceived here, dated at st. Vincent, West In
dies, Aug. IT, says a coolie ship has ar
rived at st. Lucia from India with 80 cases
of Asiastic cholera on borad. Twenty
eeven have died. St. Lucia is about 40
miles from St. Vincent, so there may be a
mistake in the statement.
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Ruby Hill Miners Union.

THEABOvE UNION TAKES THIS METHOD
L OF warning all Sister Unions throughout
the State OF Nevada against the following
named men: HENRY WELLINGTON, WILLIAM
CoRKHILL, GEORGE ToNKIN. THOMAS OoRKHILL,
GEORGE CoRKHIIL and ALFRED CRAZE. The
aforesaid parties have been denied adm ssion
into the Ruby Hill Min.rs' Union. h y having
tried 10 oppose tne Union and its principles in
behalf OF cspitAl. By order OF the
RUBY HILL MIN RS UNION.
Ruyg HILL. New, Sept. Q. 1854. slI.lm
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For County Commissioner.

JOSEPH MENDEs ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
81 as a candidate for County Commissions
Loup Term Of Eureka county, subject to the
decision of the eureka County Republican
Convention.
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Still Pumping HadIey.

New YORK, Sept. 12.-Judge Van Twist,
of the Supreme Court, this morning ap-
pointed H. Latin Kellogg referee, to con-
tinue the examination of Henry Hadley in
his case against the Democratic National
Convention. The examination will be con-
tinued Tuesday.
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For Sheriff.
For County Commissioner.

T V. B. PERRY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
81 as a candidate for Short Term County
Commissioners of Eureka county, subject to
the d. cision of the Democratic County Con-
yention,
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NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
l. Democratic County Central Committee
at Judge Harmon's office. in the Courthouse.
next Saturday evening. Sept. 10, 1884, at 7:so
Pm All members are requested to be present.
BY order of the Chairman.
W. o. MILLS, JR.
NJ. G. C~AvANAuaH, Secretary. s10td
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stage Held Up.

MARYsvILLE, Sept. 12.-At 8 o'clock this
afternoon the Forbestown stage was held
up at a point between Oroville and Forbes
town. The mail and passengers we're
robbed. Officers are in pursuit Of the
rohhara
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Mr.. Coachman and Bride.

Troy, N. Y, Sept. 12.-The following
dispatch was sent from here tonight to G..
Moresini, New York:
There is little doubt that the coachman
Schelling and wife are in Troy.
(Signed): Troy DAILY TELEGRAM.
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Demonstration But No Vote.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-The Democracy
of the District of Columbia ratified the
nomination of Cleveland and Hendricks by
a grand open air demonstration last night.
There was a street parade, with some 4 1000
people in line. Of the local Democratic
organizations and Democratic clubs from
the country.
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Away.

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-Carl Schurz was at
the Central Music Hall last night and de-
livered an address on the political topics.
The audience was limited to the seating
capacity of the hall, $500. Three or four
hundred others, DESTROYS of obtaining ad-
mission, were turned away.
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The Interstate Match.
A Fatal Quarrel.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 10.-Wm. Boebie,
baker, shot and killed his wife at a late
hour last night. The murderer refused to
why he committed the act, and his
wife died before she could make any state
ment. A quarrel over money matters is
supposed to be the cause.
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New YORK, Sept. 12.-Referring to the
report that President Arthur. from heat
and other causes, was seriously i'll, Mr..
Phillips, the Presidents Private Secretary,
said this afternoon that the President is as
well and hearty as he ever was.
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Uncle Sam Lining COrea.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 12.-Minister
Foots informs the Department Of State
that an American line of steamers has
been placed on the coast and rivers OF
Corea.
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S25O,OOO FAILURE.

New YORK, Sept. 12.-Kiernan's Agency
reports the failure of Stafford & Co., of the
Providence and Fall River cotton goods
manufacturers. They are said to owe
$3.50, 900.
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Prostitution by Heat.

NEW YORK, Sept. i2.-The total number
OF cases of prostration by the heat in this
city is 10. The number of prostrstion IN
Brooklyn to-day was IA; 8 fatal.
Pierre Cremation.
PIERRE, Dakota, Sept. IA fire here
this morning destroyed the main business
block of this city. The loss was 500, 900.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-15
Trade frospscrs.


Tho trade Of the city with the mining
region is steady and strong. In North.
srn Arizona there is a steady awakening
Of mining business, that brings large
line OF trade to this city via. the 8. P. h.
r. to the Needles and the A. 4 P. r. R.
all across that territory. It is instruc-
tive to observe the tens Of Thousands Of
articles that are being shipped from our
depot TO the vast inland region east Of
the Sierra Madre range. II is difficult
to imagine any kind Of produce or arti-
ole of domestic use, that is not shipped
from our depot. Everything that hu-
manity needs to eat, drink, wear, or
handle 10 daily being shipped to the
great interior, which silently but steadily
absorbs the goods, wares and merchan-
due Of our growing metropolis Of the
Southland. As an assurance that the
business will increase. the daily encour-
aging reports from the vast mining re-
gion, as they appear in the HERALD at
ford the best of proof. In to-day's issue
appear large number Of mining items
from interior points that show good and
profitable progress. and are full Of hope
and encouragement for the future.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-15
ralats o. 4 oollrcroR.
He Goes for ooin and is introduced
to q Pistoi-The New AcQuaint-
Ance Not Cultivated.

What might have been n tragedy was
averted yesterday by the celebrity with
which one man got through door. and
the unwillingness of another man to turn
a pistol loose. At least II is to be
imagined that these two causes averted
tragedy. as everything else was in fine
trim. 4. W. Day, collector for G. L.
Fisher. started out yesterday on his
rounds. and among other people visited
Mr.. w. K. Norton. the architect, who Is
indebted to the firm in small amount,
and requested liquidation. Norton told
him that be was laboring under tempo
rary financial embarrassment. but when
he got in funds would call and settle.
Day intimated in gentle tones that he
had heard that song sung many time
aud oft, and asked for dollar ON account.
At this Norton became incensed
and requested Day to allow atmosphere
to fill that part Of the room taken up ly
his manly form. Day did not move.
when Norton made retrograde move
ment towards his rear pocket, and dig
ging up formidable pistol turned it in
the direction Of Days face. Atmosphere
at once took the place formerly filled by
Day, and Norton shut the door and lock-
ed it. When Day recovered his presence
Of mind, he cordially invited Norton to
"come outside and put him out, but
Norton appeared satisiied. This is the
gist of Mr.. Days statement.
On the other hand,
MR.. w. r. NORTON
says, that upon telling Day he had no
money, Day told him that whenever he
felt like swindling another man cut
Of goods 10 come down aud make
Mr.. Fisher again victim. At this
remark Norton arose from his seat,
when Day seized . heavy Office chair
and made vicious blow at him, which
was warded off. Day then dropped the
chair and went down, as Norton thought,
after pistol. Norton turned to his
desk, produced an "engine Of death, ~
grasped II by the barrel and walked
toward Day, who with extreme agility
doated from the apartment, aud 10
Norton was alone. Day made complaint
against Norton, who was arrested for en-
assault with : deadly weapon, and will
have an examination before Judge Ling
Monday. August 18th.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-15
our coming Fair.


Mr.. NJ. d. Boruck. in the Spirit %
he Times, has this to say about our
coming fair:
''Or. in other words, the Fifth Annual
Fair Of the District Association No. o,
will hold Fair at Los Angeles, begin
ming October 18th and ending ON the
18th. The Fair for 1888 was very sue.
cessful. the receipts being SIC, ,2i2. AZ,
the admission to park and pavilion alone
amounting to the sum Of 81, 266 10,
which Of itself shows great popular in
terest when the population Is taken into
account. The fact is that this District
has within It the elements Of very great
prosperity, II being one Of the finest
stock breeding sections In the world;
the natural land OF the grape. which
thousands OF acres OF fourishing vine.
yards attest, with q climate and
soil where every known fruit
reaches its greatest perfection, what
is to hinder ii from making an exhibit
second to none in the worldi This South
ern country il attracting marked alton.
ton from all parts OF the civilized world,
and the migration this year promises to
be unusually large. But without further
enlarging on the general features of the
county, and the general exhibit Of the
SixthDistrict Fair. we desire to call special
attention to the published speed pro.
gramme, which may be found in another
column. The programme is excellently
arranged for variety and interest, and
should please the horsemen. While the
purses offered are not very large, they yet
eifcr sufficient inducement to public
spirited breeders, who exhibit always
with an eye to honor rather than profit.
For the trotters there is purse for the
three minute, 2:30. three year.old, 2:45,
two.year old, 1886 and 2;25 classes;
while for the runners we have d three
quarter Of mile dash, for two-yenr -olds;
one mile dash. free-for-all; half f-mile
and repeat, free for-all; one mile and re.
peat; three.quarter mile dash, free.for-
all, and one and one-half miles dash.
Here is variety enough to please all. We
hope to be with the Los Angeles people
at their next meeting, but whether we
are or not we wish them abundant pros
perity."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-15
REIMARks AND COMDITIoNs,

All trotting races are the Rest three In avc. ex.
cepting race No. 3, which 10 . mile and repeat:
hve to enter and tnrss to sta,t But the board
rcssfves the right 10 hold les number than
ave to Gill; by the withdrawal Of = proportionste
amount Of the pure; but in no esynt will . race
be considered dllcd without three bona nde en-
tries. Entrance fee, ten per cent on purse, on
both trosting and running nces. to accompany
National Association rules TO govern trotting,
but the Board reserves the right 70 srct heats oi
any two classes alternately, Il necessary 70 finish
any dsyh racing, or 70 trot special race be-
tween hc>ta- horse making salk-over shall
be entitled only othe entrance money paid in
when lsas than the inquired number Of starters
appear, they ulsy contest for the entrance money
70 be divided as foiowss go 70 tho hrss and ssi
In ali rsSss, entries not declared out hy er
y. q Ihe Day PrecedinS the race. shall be ne
when thsle is more than enc entry by one
psrsos or In one interest,", the particular horss
ths day pssrsding the rscs. No added money
pad tor wA1k-pvpr.
fxcspt ~ oiherwise specified, running races
WI b>conduct<d under ths rules Of The Pacific
Ccase Bloed Horse Asrociation.
Non-stArtcrs In running r4ess will be held for
entranas, under rule ..
Racing cciors 70 b sislpcd in entries
IN trotting races, drivers viii be required TO
wear caps of distinct COLOR. which must be named
Ent'ies 10 al the above rHcos (sxesut axed
eventl) 20 cloes With the sscrssary on Saturday.
september 9Th. 1854.
No wood made BY horss after August dth,
loe<, shall be . bar 10 any Of the above races
I. y, Roses horse La Orange is haired in all
Tie district rncc4
Entry blanks and racing ruleswIll be furnishsd
upon application 70 the secretary.
All rNoes will Be called at O'Clock sharp.
w. II. WORKMAN,
President
scesseAys sddFess. No Baker block, Los
Angs'ss c<A iysi I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-15
Mining intelligence.

From the Prescott, Arizona, Courier
the following items are selected:
Grigsby 4 Co. are doing well with the
Del Pasco mill. They have sent in Q
respectable shipment Of gold.
Mr.. Clark, Of Groom Creek, has hi,
mill at work. We hear that il Is doing
we'll for him.
The Tuscumbia mill is reducing rich
silver ore from the Lane mine.
The Dosoris keeps up its good reputa.
ton ~ producer OF silver ore. which
pays large profit. after costs Of mining,
ETC.. and shipping to Pueblo.
The Buzzard holds its own in size and
richness. II is now considered one Of
the best mines in Arizona. 1t is opened
90 that 100 miners can, at any time, be
set at work in it.
United Verde Co.'S furnace has re.
Gently run out plenty of copper-silvsr
bullion.
The company's Wade Hampton mine
is looking we'll. with its large deposits oi
ore, which carry great deal Of silver.
The Kimball ten stamp mill, which i.
situate on Lynx Creek. eight miles easl
OF Prescott, has about concluded its fret
run. 1t has made big crushing Of
Kimball rock. Battery, plates, every.
thing will be Cleaned" up to-day and
hope is expressed that the yield of gold
will be large.
Mr.. Moody and Charley Gray have
just returned from DR.. Farnham's mill,
IN Walker Mining District, which il
crushing ore that pays very well. The
DR.. is very much encouraged.
There is one fact here which men do
not appreciate at its full value, which is,
that there is no other occupation in this
region half SO legitimate as mining
Farming is good, merchandising is ali
right-there are a thousand honorable
occupations-bu here all else leans on
the great industry Of mining. and from
the first on this coast the pulse of bust.
ness has becn quickened or retarded ia
exact proper tion to the yield of the
mines.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-15
damaging Publications.

A few days ago an article appeared in
the Daily Times Of this city that was
filed with blue ruin for orange growers.
No man Of sense in Los Angeles believed
the sensational article. which was calcu-
lated to depress the price Of oranges Of
the coming crop and to depreciate the
price Of land in Southern California.
Here the article failed of its effect, but
II was copied into some Of the local pa
pers in other counties, among others.
into tho Santa Barbara Independent.
whose accomplished editor failed to see
that the article was really an advertise.
ment 10 enable. buyers to buy the orange
crop at low price.
The sequel d shown in the following
selection from the Independent Of the
18th instant, which is respectfully re-
ferred to all newspapers who publish
articies derogstory to their own section.
There IL homely proverb about an in
judicious bird. which is suggested by
this article, aud goes without saying.
The extract speaks for itself. as follows;
"a party Of movers are cncamped on
the lower end Of Chspala street. Their
objective point was Los Angeles county,
but aving read in Fridays issue Of the
Independent the discouraging account Of
the fruit growers, especially men who
are engaged in the orange business, have
made up their mind to look around Santa
Barbara county with view Of settling.
They arc from the northern part Of the
State"
How do our land owners and business
men like IL to see capital and labor
turned away by such 'blue ruin arti.
cles. The waste basket 10 the proper
place for such mournful articles.
Last year, owing to the freshets, the
business Of shipping fruit was badly in.
terrupted. but such circumstance may
not occur again in q century. The or.
ange growers appear to be getting along
very we'll. much better than farmers in
any other state, and have no idea that
they are ruined till they zee II newspa-
pers that are conducted by persons with
out discretion or foresight.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-15
Progress at Long Bsaon.

DR.. ]. P. Widney is building cottage
near that Of his brother. Judge R. M.
Widney.
Mrs. Montgomery, Of Pasadena, isalso
building q residence in very eligible
location, and Mr.. II. C. Austin. Of this
city, has also erected commodious and
comfortable cottage.
Mr.. VIM. Lacy, cashier Of the First
National Bank Of this city. has also
erected very neat and elegant residence
Of his own designing.
Mr.. M. Dodsworth and Mr.. Caldwell.
Of this city. are also building residences,
and Judge John M. DePuy has also pur-
chased two lots in Block l07, where he
will erect fine cottage.
Mr.. C. Ducommun has purchased two
lots on Ocean avenue, ON which he will
put mp beautiful summer residence.
In addition TO these most desirable
improvements, Doctor Whittier, Of Riv-
erside, brother Of the poet, will erect
q fine residence. All tho Indications
show that this seaside resort is shooting
ahead vt lively rate.
A taak Of COCO gallons capacity is
being erected for tho supply Of the park
and hotel with water, In Case there
should be any arrangement Of the usual
supply. A large tent has been ordered
for the use of the camp meeting, before the
great tabernacle can be erected. Tree
planting Is now going on in the park,
which is to be thing of beauty and q
Joy as long a. il is we'll taken care of.
The street car facilities from the junction
TO Long Beach have been increased
about thirty-three and one-third per
cent. rts
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-15
COURT REPORTS
Superior Court Smith. J.
Turp.n.v Auor.t,a

THURSDAY, August II.
Mirandette vs.. r. A. Ling, j. p
Continued until 8 A. N. tomorrow.
People vs.. All See ct al.-Demurrer
to information argued, submitted and
overruled. Defendants each duly ar
raigned. Each plead not guilty. Cause
passed.
Damron W. Damron-Motio for ali.
mony set for August 2Sth, at 10 A. M.
Demurrer submitted.
-Hargrave VS.. Orr ct al.-Set for Sep
tember IL, at 10 A. N.
People vs.. Ferdinand Burkle, informed
against as F. Burkle-Case on trial be.
fore jury.
Mary NJ. Glors vs.. Gordon Glore-
Decree Of divorce entered as prayed for.
VIM. Fitzgerald admitted to practice
in this court on presentation Of certifi-
cate from the Twelfth Judicial Circuit
Court of Missouri.
People vs. Henry Lswis--Plead guilty
to obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. Sentenced to imprisonment of
six months in the county jail. and fine
Of $50. Prisoner remanded to the
custody Of the sheriff.
People VS. F., Burkle-Cause contin-
tinued till tomorrow at PPM.
SET FOR TODAY.
People w. Platt-Trial.
Guardianship Of Sarah Tower-Order
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-15
Opening Ball at Lsns's.

Ths new hotel at Langs Station,
which is about completed, will be open
ed this evening by a Grand ball. There
will quite . crowd go mp from here,
on this P. NJ. north bound train. 70 have
q good time and assist the good people
Of the cafion 10 ohristen brother John
Lsng's elegant new hotel. Quite . NUN.
Der from San Fernando and Newhall
will 60 up too. This will afford the
several candidates, who are going up to
do some responsible button -holing and
pips laying. an opportunity to get the
best.o the other man."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-15
He couldn't Help Is.

A Chicago gentleman, now stopping
ct the most popular hotel in Los Ange-
les, says he never loses his temper, ex-
cept whom he fancies himself in the con.
cluding part Of an interesting story
which winds up with something about
Mr. Soothlow's Winsling Syrup, etc..
but said he had to laugh and couldn't
help It when be found his favorite cigar,
''Tansill's Psnch, advertised at the P.
O. Cigar Store.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-15
Passengers Due From the Eass To-

The following is the list Of passengers
from the East via the Southern route,
to arrive In Los Angeles ct 1870. P. n.
to-day, specially tslsgraphsd TO the
HEaALp from Casa Grande. Arisonas
J. Mercer, John Brown. TuosonI w.
Il. Hopkins, U. 8. Army; Ben Liebss,
San Francisco; J. @. Lockwood. P. p.
Co.; NJ. Candy. wilcox; Fred Muller.
III Paso.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-15
Consumers los COMPANY.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the Con-
samer'sIos Compsuy were yesterday filed
with the Couaty Ci>rk. Tbs corpora
tors are Geo. N. Smith, Geo. ChafGsy,
Chas. H. Rowland. WIN. b Chsasy and
I. +. Scott. Tho purposes for which
the oompsny y orsanissd ere FOR tho
manufacturing and selling Of Ice, and for
cold storage and such other business =
pertains % loo manufacture. The direc-
tors are the incorporAtors and mean
business.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-15
TO the smokers Of 3 boens o,sar..

We wish to call your special attention
and introduce to you the best Nickel Ci-
gar sold west of the Rocky Mountains.
They are made Of the best selected to-
bacco, contain no artificial favor, and
have bouquet equal to any cigar sold at
ten cents. This article of smoking has
gained great favor in places where intro
duced, and we respectfully ask you to
try them-s'The Thoroughbred"
by all dealers. Manufactured by the
Friend -Erskine Cigar Co., No. Califor-
MIA street, San Francisco. Miles Bros,
Commission Merchants, ll2 Spring St.,
Temple Block, selling agents. jll3-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-15
Guns. Guns, Guns.

Tho attention of the sporting public is
called to tho new arrival Of guns just re.
ceived by Mr.. VIM. Liever. Sportsmen's
Emporium. Is Commercial street. They
consist Of doubIe.barrsl breech-loading
shot guns and rifles. which to the sports
mans life are gems, they were selected
with the greatest care from some Of the
best of English makes. and are of the
very best value for money ever offered
in this market. The most fastidious
sportsman can be suited, there being
over 200 to select from at prices from .
% single to 500 Hammerless. Quality
better and prices lower than any other
house ia California. l2-tf.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-15
Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The greatest medical wonder Of thu
world. Warranted to speedily cure
burns, bruises, cuts, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, cancers, piles, chilblains,
corns, letter. chapped hands, and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance or money refunded. %
cents per box. For sale by G. f.. Heinzc
man