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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-21
CONCENTRATING MACHINEs.
A Competitive Fest TO be made a
Butte, Montana.

A Competitive Fest TO be made at
Butte, Montana.
The Denver Republican, in q recent
issue, contains quite an article On concen-
trating machinery. 1t refers to the COM
petisive tests that have lately been made
between machines, and concludes:
Miners all over the Rocky Mountain
mining region will be interested to know
that within six weeks, or as soon as the
machines can be PLACED in position, a
grand public contest will occur at the
Anaconda mill, near Butte City, Montana,
between four Frue vanners, four Embrey
machines and four Triumph oncentrators
The run will continue for 80 days, and to
the victorious machine will be awarded a
contract for the placement OF 40 such ma
chimes in the Anaconda mill. Such pro-
longed public tests as this will settle the
question OF supremacy between these con-
testants beyond any question. and the re-
suit will be anxiously awaited by thou
sands of mine owners In all mining States
and Territories"
II also says: "From r. J. Cory, Colo.
RADIO agent of the Triumph Concentration,
we have the statement that in a competi-
tive test just completed at the Drum Lum-
mond 50-stamp mill. near Helena, Mon
tana, between one Triumph and one Frue
vanner, lasting n week, the gain Of the
Triumph over the Frue in saving was 40
per cent. Admitting these statements to
be exactly as stated, II shows that the Tri-
umph is making decided strides for first
place among the best concentrators now ! n
general use. A number of these machines
are now in use in this State, and are said
to give great satisfaction"
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Murder ~ Modesto.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL. !

MODESTO, GAL, July 20.-Last night
stranger, known as Charlie. and Johu
Lesher, proprietor Of the Riverside saloon
at the edge OF this city, had q dispute
which ended In Charlie shooting Lesher
in the breast with a shotgun. killing him
almost instantly. The murderer turned
and disappeared in the timber in the bot.
toms. The country was secured all night
by armed and excited men, but up TO II
O'clock this morning they had not captured
him. They have q good description Of
him and the fugitive certainly cannot
escape,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-21
SAN FRANCIsCO ROUGHs.
Bold Robbery I'm Broad Daylight I'm
Street Car.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
SAN Francisco, July 20.-A surprisingly
bold outrage occurred here yesterday after
noon, when four hoodlums garroted and
robbed Conductor Hearne while riding in
one OF the cars Of the Union Street Gable
Line. There were a number OF passengers
in the car. but no interference with the
robbers work was attempted. Several
ladies tainted. About SIS in small change
was obtained. AS the thieves left the car
one of the male passengers said to the by
stan ders "Stop the fleeing villains" One
of them was captured and from informa-
ton obtained from him two others were
arrested. Hearne was severely injured in
the attack made on him and was carried 10
the company's engine house where he was
given medical attention.
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yx.rE.DAY's sroCK SALES.

MORNING BOARD.
Hale & Norcross-6Hb 70
oo5 Savage-2A 230c
$50 Chollsr-l4 $50 IA
coo Gould Il Curry-16Oc 1000
sSO Best & Belcher-27oc
1877 Con. California-210c 2l0c b3O
100 Union-85c
Zoo s. N~evada-135c 140c bio 140o
200 Mexican-90c bio 90c
45O Ophir-13Oc 1900 bio
100 Grown Point-130c
so ~Alpha-S5c
100 Utah-145c
ASS Bullion-25c
$50 Justice-5c
$50 Alta-40c
500 Andes-25c 30c
100 Confdence-S5c
100 s. Silver-35c
100 N~svsjo-95c
$50 Mt. Diablo-2k
1900 Bodie-155c 1000 165c
100 Bulwer-50c
400 Mono-130c 120c 115c
1000 Perl
200 Peerless
so Centrsl-80c
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Departure OF the Governor.

Governor Adams left by yesterdays
stage for his stock ranch in White Pine
county. He will remain among his herds
on The thousand hills Of the Great East
about three weeks. During his brief atav
on the Base Range he mat manv ola
friends and acqusintances, He does moi
tell anyone that he will be a candidate for
reelection next year, but he seems mighty
glad to see the boys. However. he ia al.
ways the same genial Jewet., whether a
candidate or not.
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HOTEE. ARRIVALS.

Bureau Hotel-Jas. Jonson, j. Strong
man, Beowawe; Charles Williams, Pali-
SADIE; O. Hanson. N. O'Connor, Battle
Mountain; j. Flagsn, Gerald.
Jackson Houses. Reynolds, Prospect
Mountain; f. w. Braton, Paris; A.. Beeber,
Prospect Mountain.
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bound North.

Benjamin Bergman, an old timer Of
this section. left on yesterday mornings
train for Bellevue, Idaho. Benny will 4 III
q look at the different mining districts OF
that region and il he runs onto Something
that suits him will probably settle per.
manently. He is q good miner and a
square man, and a host Of friends here.
Aoouts wish him all the prosperity he may
encounter there.
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Gone to Taylor.

Mr.. Louis Monaco. Eureka's very ex-
cellent artist. took his departure yesterday
morning for Taylor. He has been "a.
quested by persons in Taylor TO make that
place a visit in the line OF his profession
He expects to be absent about three weeks
Our friends at Taylor will find In M
Monaco a genial gentleman as we'll as a
first-class artist.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-21
WHITE PINE STAGE LINE.

DEPARTURES MONDAY MORNING.
L, Monaco and Governor Adams.
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Information wanted.

The Central Nevsdan requests this paper
TO publish this item: John Key, late OF
Company K, O. V. O., will learn some
thing to his advantage by sending his adj
dress Immediately to F. r. Weber, Battle
Mountain, New, care OF Nevadan.
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More Cinnamon.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrISI

IsPKcIAL TO THE skNTINhL'I
SAN Francisco, July 20.-The steamer
Arabic, which arrived yesterday from
Hongkong, brought 1900 Chinese passen-
gers.
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p. a. p. PASSENGER TRAVEL.

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
W Sampson VIM Hendy
Miss r Frank W Tyack
d M Beaton Mrs w d Grifiths
Miss M Grifiths j Winzell
Mrs J II Reece B Bergman
A Wsnlass Hank Smith
One Chinsman
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Oysters and Fish.

p. Berg is in daily receipt Of fine fresh
Ssssers and fish. Send In your orders. .
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

THE PROPERTY OF FRED GoRMAN.
i situated on Spring street. IL for sale or
rent, and consists OF q lot 26xl00 feet. frame
house containing five rooms-two 10xl2, one
l0x16. one 12x16 and one 11x12. with hall,
pantry, water in the house and every conve-
nienee. 1t IS one of the best locations IN
town, is insured, and will be sold on easy
terms. FOR particulars apply of
je20-2w CLAY siMms.
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RARE CHANCE
To Purchase a Restaurant.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEING ABOUT TO
i embark in other business, offers his res
taursnt business In Taylor District at Q bar.
gain. The property consists Of . House and
Lot and Furniture. At the present time the
house has sixty bosrders.
Any person In Eureka wishing 10 purchase
this desirable property can obtain all Informs
ton by making application ct this office. or
Taylor. White Pine county, June II, 1885.
je1T-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-21

Joseph & Carlson's assay Office. center
of Courthouse block. Main street. Eureka.*
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Ask for Simmond's Nabob Whisky.
is the best In the world. =
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-02
EDEN.

Henry Harrington has returned from
the west and is making great improve
ments on his house.
J. D. Kelley having regard for the in
junction put your house in ORDER" has
put in new windows and re-shingled it.
g. Terrill has moved on to the Terrill
farm.
The road machine ordered by our Sc
lectman has arrived, and will be on trial
at an early date.
The case of petty larceny in the west
part of the town has caused much CON-
ment, and the patching up of the case
has made still more talk. We hope a
lesson may be learned that will not soon
be forgotten.
1t is desired that all resident owners OF
pews in the old Union church at the
Corners, and all others in town who can.
should meet at Mr.. Shattuck's store Sat-
urday evening of this week. to discuss the
question of repairing the old church, and
other questions that may be associated
with it.
A tent meeting under the auspices OF
the Second Advent church, will be held
near the Wescome school-house in Eden,
commencing Thursday evening. July 9th,
holding over two Sundays if the interest
should demand it. Several ministers from
abroad will be present, Elder Bosworth
| among the number.
Ladies' Aid Society will meet with Mrs.
n. B. Mower on Wednesday afternoon
July Sth, 1885. Let as many of the
ladies be present at this meeting as pos
sible, as several subjects of interest are to
be brought up.
The welcome rain of Sunday and Mon
day has given stimulus to grass and
crops that is noticeable.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-02
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Gertie Whitcomb closed successful
term of school in the Notch on Friday.
Hattie Wilcox is spending few weeks
in st. Adams.
Episcopal service will be held in the
Union church at Cambridge Center next
Sunday, at 1870 a. m. 1t is hoped that
all the church members and adherents
throughout the town, and elsewhere.
will be present.
Alec Lang. having become convinced
that although Vermont is a good place
to 90 from, it is equally Il good place to
return to. returned on Saturday from the
west, where he has been for few weeks.
Anon Westman. of Oregon, has been
visiting friends in this vicinity for few
days.
Levi Waterman, from the west, was
the guest of F. Wetherby on Saturday.
S. E. Stinehour has potatoes budded in
his garden.
ANY of the farmers wishing to sell their
butter to James Patch will find him at
G. E. Melvin's Saturday evenings, as
well as through the day.
MIR. and Mrs. Fletcher have been called
to Malone, n. Y, on account OF the death
of Mrs. SmlGIl, MTS. fIeIClcl HOIIleT.
Mrs. Smith was quite generally known
in this village, and many will be panied
to hear of her death.
Mrs. Hayes. mother of Mrs. Silas Per-
nv. died of pneumonia on Thursday. Hell
| funeral was attended from the church al
East Cambridge, Rev. d. III. Watkins, of
fciating.
Alice Flagg closed an eight weeks
| school on Friday. She has a short vaca
ton and then returns to the same place.
| A few weeks ago Clark Hapgood anC
| Florence Wilcox were united in marriage
/ and Immediately commenced housekeep
Wing. Last Thursday some of their many
a friends from Fairfax, Bakersfield, West
4 ford and this town thought that they
would not let their matrimonial life ruT
along as pleasantly as it had done, will
nothing to hinder or mar their plans
so with pans, pals, boxes and othe
7 things. fifty or sixty of them stormet
, their citadel about 10 a. M, and they
, without trouble, made an unconditiona
surrender, tor that day, at least. Abou
p. m lunch was served and all set dow
l to well filled tables, to which ample Jus
tice was done. The entertainment durin
the day consisted of singing-which wa
, excellent. a selection, games in whic
! Fold and young participated, and man
other enjoyable things. All seemed t
tenioy themselves and expressed them
> selves as having had very pleasant tim,
> Mr.. and Mrs. Hapgood have the bes
wishes of their many friends.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-02
.x EA S1wS TRAINS MOVING nV WEST r..
Business Notices.

Gray, of Cambridge, wants 20 tons
of maple sugar. See his advertise
ment.
Farmers should get in their orders
for moving machine repairs at once.
III. A. Slayton & Co. get all parts tor
all machines.
Social dance at Town Hall, Nor
risville, Thursday evening, July I'd.
All gentlemen with ladies are invited.
Music, Paul Brothers orchestra, six
pieces. Bill for dancing so cents.
The Leslie Convention and Concert
Company of Chicago will appear in
the Town Hall, Morrisville, next We'd
nesday evening, July 8. A fine con-
cert may be expected, the object of
which will be to organize a musical
convention. 1t is hoped there will
be large attendandance at this con-
cert when full explanation of the
the project will be given.
A. w. BRoUGHToN, Agt.
F. M. Nichols, veterinary surgeon,
is employed by Hon. j. Gregory
Smith, at an annual salary, to treat
and look after his entire stock. Hav-
ing practice of eight years expert
ence, he is prepared to treat horses,
cattle and domestic animals. Opera
tions of surgery performed with care
and skill, successfully. Reference
furnished upon application, and testi-
monials of hundreds in Franklin
county who can testify to his success
full treatment. Office ate. D.'Fullar's
livery and feed stable, St. Adams, VT
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-02
CAM BRIDGE.

Charles Wallace, who cut his foot quite
badly some time ago, is able to be about
on crutches.
Mrs. Harlow Wires, after long and
tedus illness, is able to ride out.
The play Enlisted for the War;" was
repeated last Friday night with good sue
cess. The part of the heroine was well
sustained by Miss Addie Cutting, who
evinces decided histrionic talent.
w. Fl. Parker exhibits some fine gar
den strawberries of the Sharpless variety.
The circumference of one of them is five
and a half inches and the weight was
three-fourths of and ounce. Who can
! beat this in this vicinity?
A pleasant gathering was had at Mrs.
George G. Dunton's Friday evening. The
members of the Methodist choir were in
vited for a social and rehearsal. After a
pleasant evening, during which refresh
ments were served, the company dis
persed, all expressing themselves as
pleased with the enjoyment of the eve
ming.
Mrs. D. K. Stevens, of Taunton, Mass,
is visiting her old home. Her sister,
Miss Ella Waite, is also at home from
school in Montpelier.
Miss Fannie Wilson, of Glen's Falls,
n. Y, is visiting friends here.
| AS Anna Putnam was obliged to give up
her school on account of ill health, Miss
Nellie Bushnell takes it for the remain
ing four weeks of the term.
| The sad news was received last week
| by Mrs. Clara D. Gates, of the death OF
Mrs. Jennie E. Ford, who died after a
brief illness at her home in Kearney .Neb.
Arrangements are progressing for the
Sunday school celebration on the 4th.
A pleasant time is expected. The b. q
l.. railroad will carry those who attend
for fare one way, and will stop the trains
at the grounds. Rev. r. Morgan will
make an address at 2 p. M, and others
are expected to make brief addresses.
With favorable weather the occasion
promises to be one of interest and pleas
ure. especially for children and young
people, for whom it is more especially
designed. A faithful committee have the
matter in charge, who will dc their ut
most to make the occasion success.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-02
ELM OR G.

The village was thoroughly canvassed
for measles last week by Johnny McKin-
cry.
A Portuguese at G. S. Parker's is hav-
ing severe time with rheumatic diff
Guilty.
A son of III. E. Woodbury., of Burling
ton, is stopping with his grandfather, A.
NJ. Woodbury..
Harry, little two years old son of
Chef Ward, narrowly escaped a serious
injury on Saturday by having mill log
roll over part of his body, but the boy
was rescued before the log reached his
head.
Luther Wolcott received bath while
fishing for pickerel. There being a high
wind his boat was capsized, but being a
swimmer he easily got out and saved his
| fish.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-02
STOWE.

The Mount Mansfield House has been
put in order and opens on Wednesday.
The Cabot Cornet Band, accompanied
by others, complimented the town by
their presence on Monday and Tuesday
of this week. They had in view visiting
the mountain Tuesday, and on Tuesday
evening gave promenade entertainment
at the Town Hall. Their music was ex-
cellent as it resounded through the village
or as it was poured from the summit of
the hill in front of Mr.. Pequin's, friends
and former neighbors, with whom they
stopped.
The new skating rink will open July 4,
afternoon and evening.
Lorenzo Sanborn, formerly of Stowe,
but now of Kansas, is in town paying
| friends and old acquaintance visit.
| DR.. Scion Town, of Enfield, Mass, has
been in the place few days.
| The change in the post-office is fixed
thing. Though much grumbling has been
manifesto on the part of both Democrats
end Republicans, there seems no apparent
occasion for it. With the change of adj
ministration nothing different could have
been expected. Only one out of the
several candidates could have it, anC
whether Grover, or Brad, or Hiram, oil
the Governor dictated the choice, it makes
but little difference, especially to the Re
publicans. All things, we hear, will nov
move in the spirit of reform. and we have
no doubt that the new postmaster will
fulfill the duties of his position with care
and courtesy. That he will be Obligins
to all, there can be no question. He ha
placed in position an entirely new set o
boxes, both open and lock, of the lates
improved style, there being 200 open ant
"a lock, makes full supply. 1t is rumoret
that no loafing is to be allowed in prox
unity to the office. This regulation,
made, can be Objectionable to no one
Other post-offices are uncrowded of thos
having no immediate business with them
How shall it be with US? Mention
made of further improvements under tn
: new order Of things. 1t is not well to e1
pect to much. Let us be observant an
, for whatever is worthy give due credit
that the troubled waters be more quick
stilled. Agonizing over the matter avail
eth naught, for the reign Of Grover is
abide with us for four years-only.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-02
woLcoL--


Orville Brown returned - New York
on Friday last.
Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald will preach at the
Universalist church next Sunday. at one
o'clock.
Timothy Arbuckle's brother from the
west, whom he has not seen for many
years, is making him a short visit.
Albert Jones and Mrs. Newton Bixbv
were called here from Lowell to attend
the funeral of their brother.
Amasa McCrillis died on the town
farm last Monday.
Twenty-Five from this place attended
the G. A. r. encampment at Portland
last week.
Rev. George Fl. Wright will speak at
East Gilmore next Sabbath at 1870 a. m.
Ned F. Harris was brought home from
johnson last Friday, where he was taken
sick the day before, and is still very sick.
New steps have been added to the
school house, besides raising it up and
putting in a good firm foundation.
Mrs. E. N. Dunbar has Gala lilly not
yet year old which has two blossoms
on it.
A party of ten from this place attended
the dedication of the Passumpsic Lodge
at st. Johnsbury last Wednesday.
Plenty of trains now to go to Morris
vile or Boston, you pays your money,
you takes your choice.
G. E. Clark has sold out all his car
riages and could have sold more. Charles
thinks it pays to do good work, then ad-
vertise in the Citizen, then domino.
L. A. 1illotson returned from his Da-
kota trip on Saturday, looking hale and
hearty, and bound for the west.
In consequence of the sickness 90 OF
your ink singer, no items from Wolcott
last week.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-02
CRAETSBuRY.

Aaron Collins has his new mill nearly
completed.
A small delegation went to Portland
last week to attend the National Encamp-
ment of the Grand Army.
Asa Hartman has built an addition to
his house, which improves it very much.
The prospect for a good crop of hay
is very poor.
Mr., Henderson, former teacher OF
our academy, is in town for short stay.
He has spent the last six months In Ger
many.
Lewis Strong, our true and faithful
stage driver, will soon leave the road ana
William Silloway will take his place for
the next four years.
Thomas Gallagher lost horse short
time ago, valued at 5000.
Robert Mackie, of Cambridge, who
has been in town building a large Gull
vert, has finished his job. He has done
a good piece of work, and we hope it
may prove profitable to the town.
Seaver s. Glidden have about eight
acres of corn planted the present sea-
son. They have fed ensilage for the
past two years and still claim it the only
true way to keep stock. They fed it last
winter without grain. and they claim
their stock was in ssbetter condition and
got more butter than can be made with
the best of hay.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-02
FLETCHER,

E. o. Hunt, of Fairfax, was in town
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Lamb are visiting
friends in Orleans and LamOille counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, c. Hill, of Norris
town, are visiting friends here.
Miss Ella Kinsly is at home from Ran
dolph Normal School for her vacation.
Misses Eva and Viola Robinson, with
their mother, who has been keeping
house for them while they were attend
ing school in johnson, are at home again.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bingham, of Essex juno
ton with her children, Blanche and
Ethel, came to B. Il. Bingham's Satur-
day, to stay several weeks.
The Adventist's tent is located on East
Main street, opposite the residence of G.
M. Scott. Some fellows of the "baser
sort" who were under the influence OF
King Alcohol, left the tent meeting last
Saturday evening, and going to the meet
ing house sheds. cut one line and one tug
of G.. B. Parsons harness, and also cut
I'D the harness on the team of Marshall
Clark.
Rain, rain, welcome rain, pattering on
the window pane; who can estimate its
worth on the dry and dusty earth? Down
it comes in heavy showers on the meager
thirsty flowers; OH the grass crop, on the
grain,-yes. more than welcome is the
rain.
The ''Kensington Art Company" o.
Boston, and the Crescent Art Compa-
n.y." of Revere, Mass, are sending out
=. circulars and order blanks, requiring 81
to pay for Instructions. etc., in a business
in which they claim to wish to employ
many ladies at their homes. They give
no reference or name other than thai
given above, and whoever replies tt
them are out one dollar. We are not 81
verdant as to be caught that way. bu
some must be or they could not conduc
such business. A word to the wise i!
sufficient.
Presiding Elder Morgan had an excel
lent sermon last Sunday on the promises
of God.
Fletcher and the surrounding town ar
J about to be afflicted by the loss of one o
, the ablest physicians in this section. DR.
Briggs has sold his home place, an
much to the regret of his townspeople
, intends going to Nebraska.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-02
NORTH HYDE PARK.

S. w. Kinds has been to Manchester,
n. H., to visit his daughter.
Bert Newton. of Worcester, Mass, is at
home on visit.
L. F. Allen is making some noticeable
improvements about his residence.
Mrs. Joseph Terrill has returned to he1
home in Manchester.
Geo. Sargent recently had the misfor,
tune to loose valuable horse.
L. E. Harrington and wife are in Cana
ada visiting relatives.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-07-02

and bail fixed at $4,000 liz each case,
making in all $4,000, in default of
which he was committed to Jail to
await the action of the Grand Jury,
which does not meet until next De-
cember. Great credit is due the young
men for their success in tracing and
having BulIaId arrested, and we learn
that the people at North Hyde Park
have already raised a sum of money
or them. The community is glad the
culprit is at last safely jailed.