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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-09
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aus BEN s9pebif6en BON ssobana
Nurbliag.

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Sufi9er. SreiBig Sabre f6or mar Ell
unumi9rdnfter 9err i'm alien, ebrtpiirs
bigger Stall ba lrterbalb Der SerraTe
binter benz @arten, BEN alien @ebdu6e,
altnnooii6 NIT benz boben Spibenba9,
NIT ben fIeinen bleigefaBter griinen
Tenffern unb ben 2inbenbdumen, ben
f9ottigen, bic feline ntorf@e un6 bims
fdltge glegana allen 8lidei1 perbiiater,
porn e9lDB Der unb bonn @arten.
Wlt mar e. unb barart gerp6bnt, unb
bod flopfte fem 9er3 mod iebesmaI bor
Stol5, toenn ct bic bIaue, feline 2ibree
NIT ben eilberfn6pfen umb benz grdf=
ltden Wappen anaog unb auf ben 6oben
BOD Hetterte, 8al6 mar es Der @raf,
Der mad Der Stabt poIte, balb fubr Die
8rdfn in bic Stride = ber @raf NOR
|Ai6t in Der Stride getpeien, 10 laage CT
f9 ertnnern fonnte = balb begleitete
ct bic tunger @rafen, tuenrt lie in Der
Gegeab berumritten.
Ut mar Elm re1t altmobif9er Ruts
i6er, 6er fetnetr Sienft rtebr liebte ais
i9 felbf. Ct tpar u~nberbsiratbet unb
tpobnte gat5 einfam untert beim Stal;
bate ct bod timer Geleli@aft' genug.
80 tuaren auerff &aifor ttno poaur, bic
alten &utf@enpferbe. St bate He felbIt
aufgesogen, ibuer felbf @artett gegeben,
felbF bate er fe eingefabren un6 felbif
IN b6len unb guten 3eitem nit ibrtert
futi@irt, bier3ebt Sabre lang = Bic
pferbe liebte er toie eigeue Rin6er.
Damn bieiun8e1 gfer6e, bic Der @raf
bor stpei, bret Sabrer gefauft hattie ut6
bic ieBt Dor Der Gquip0ge liefen. unb
ban1 bas &eitpfer6 Der Ercenena, 10 Elm
enfpfin6liGes 9onblut, tpeIGes man
bonn GDpf Biz 3tt ben 6ufen III Oeder
tpideln muBte, fDbalb es itur Elm ipenig
fror, benz man nod Der ubr Beuegunq
MAIDEN folte, 6as mad Ser ubr frefent
mnBte, f9lafen nod Der ubr. nit einem
Wort, TO elm I~ebenbiger gbroupmeter
= anb banr su allerIebt bic beiben
Hettpfer6e Der iungen @rafen.
Sans tpar imrter tuoht betannt Qls
|f@neibiger &utf1er lnb ~fnnbiger &eits
fne9t. Sbre @na6en pagteft riemaIs
3u fabrer. tuerttt er ni9t alf BEN gode
faB. 9as bate He gefaat. DQs tpuBte
er, urb er mar {ebr ffoia 6orouf.
SEPT fng er aber an alt AT tperben
unb 9rau. St bate @eiBeH in allen
@lie6ern, unb feline Muaeft fpurbeu
f9ma6. Denno@ bielt er fi6 qerabe
lnb feif auf feinem 8ode, beforgte feline
pferbe unb ben gan3en Sienff.
gines Cages aber = er nuBte faurn,
nie es gef9ab. IS mar bp9 felt breis
BIG Sabren ntdt gei9eben, felt er tn Der
Gabrf9nle gepeien unb NIT eitert febr
uilbeu 9ferbe su tbuu gebabt bate -
er fubr NIT benz @rafen mad Der @tabt
uao tnti9irte oie neuet 9ferbe. Nber
plobli9, ols tie ba uttter ben 9lgeI bers
unter taraen, ND bes Weg ft6 friintmt,
Da tprarg Das eine pferb CUR Seite unb
Tltl9 lag bic game gquipage, bic
grceQeua umb Cans unb bic Pfer6e -
tie lagen ba. limb als tie tDieber auf
ben Set1etl tuaret unb man fab, bob
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-09
AUD Elm Abfnteuer.
Dem 2eben ua@eradblt bot, ssrtk ..

Sn ben 60er Sabren tponberte aus
8ommeru ein tiimtiger @Grtner nit lei.
ler 6amilie nod Miseonfin air, mo CT
inmitten eines berrli1en Bu1enmaloes,
ettua 10 NfeiIeu ppn benz Stdotden
WaHfau, 40 Nder 4anbes taufte uno
6lt9 nnermtbli6en GIeib unb lauren
S9meiB urbar mafbte. Geine fIeine
Beibung lag BALI, bur9 fem @ef9id
lttb 2iebe fur Sic 86rtnerei, ME cine
blibenbe Safe tn ber WtlbniB ba, unb
bic gr5eugniEe feiner 6rudtbeete tpie
zines primitib angelegten Sreibbau5es,
'fanben in Dem St66t@ea Mauia,t mill
lige Rdufer. NatirIi6 bate Der brabe
gionler aud man9e un%liebfamen grs
fabrungen 3u MAIDEN, aber iebt, raGbem
ct ales S9mere iiberpunben, f9aut er
nit freln6IiGem 2ddelr auf fene 3eit
Der Miibe itub Mrbeit 3uriid un5 plals
bert gerte iber grIebnii1e, tpel@e i'm
friber nit l1nlnutb erfilIt batten. Sci
einetn ttr5li9em 8efu9e, ben Elm alter
Grenab benz tutirbisen Maut1e abitattete,
tam Ct aud tpieber auf iene 3eit bes
Samples st fpre9en, rnb es 1T ni6t
uninterefant, Stnei iener grfabrungen,
tuel9e Bapa Menborf, (pie er alIges
ntein BON ben Ha9baru gertarrlt tpurs
be). furs nod ieiner Ginpanberung
md9te, tuieberauer5dblen. 2aIen mir
i'm am befiet feIbf fpre@en.
So, mas man ili9t MGes erIebt, bob
papa Menbprf an, por5igli1 bier in
biefem 2anbel Bon Der fatalen Sec
fabrt min i1 CANA f9tpeigen, aud pon
ber 2anbreife BON Neiu Dort bierber,
tuel6e fat nod bef@perli9er, boraigs
lid ftir bic 6raiett mar. sSa Der lebtert
Set mubten tpir meiit ueben benz Sos
gen, tuoralf uuIere tuenigen 6abfeligs
feiten gelaben tDarett, BET laufen urb
bas NIes ffiir infer f@bnes Gel6, tueIs
DIES mir fitr unIere Gabrt be3abIt botten.
Bon uniereu Mnfdnget bier babe i@
Sbnet bereits er3dblt, es mar faure 9grs
belt, aber es iuirb i9on INNER better
unb better, man rtttB aiir ben Miith
ui6t finfeii lafen. Mber bon ben ab.
f@euli9en tpilben Sbieren, bic es bier
nod 10 biele CAB, ruuB i'd Sbneu bod
er5dbIen. Die groBer Bdrett bdben mir
f9on rtau9 f@6nes S9tpein alifJefreis
len, tueI6e He ft9 frtber gang geuaiitbs
lid aus benz S9peineftaQ bolteu.
S9lieBli@ baben MIR benr bic gingdt.
sc ettuGs ertger gemaGt, 10 baB tuebl
Elm @9iDeitt, nidt ober fold eth GROCER
Rerl bon Bdr binbur@ fonHte, bas Bot
benn aud gebolfen. Mber benten sic
fi9 folgenbe Gre9beit. gs finb nun
f9Dn mebrere Sabre ber,-mein Gobn
hilbert mar 6amals IL Sabre alt-mir
battet 5u Mittag geseHen tinb i'd bate
mid eben Elm bis6et aufs DIR gelest,
als bic S9weine pIbblifJ i'm Stale eis
men fur6tbaren Spettotel ma&ten.
Meiue Grai gebt binaus, um au iebett,
mas es gdbe, tomnt uber fdfeuniaif
tuieber ms 0aus siridgelaufen uab
f4reit gang auBer fi@: Batter, Batter,
tOfnm gef9tpinb uub biIf, ba 1T elm gro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-09

etttmal betomnten - unb iebte it@ ffia
III eine gde.
Sange 3eit faB er-Iange.-gr baus
rtelte nit ben Beittei1 unb itarrte urlo
ba9te. Nein, ct ba9te ni6t. IS mar
iba 10 tpirr i'm Ropfe. limb es mar
nut cine ein3ige @orfefluna, elm ein3i.
ges Mort, bas in feinen Sbren f9rie
unb ldrnte, eint6nig unb marternb, bas
cine Mart: 8oriiber 80. 8oriber !
Or tpuBte feIbF ri9t, tpie lange CT ba
geiefen. Mls er aber mad tuurbe, mar
IS f6on bdtnmrig braliBen utter ben
Sinoen. Sc tlirrte i,nb tlapperIe in ben
alien giftnffangeit, als ct Bic StaIItbar
f9lob. Dem Cans mar es, als f@l6He
ct fein gauaes 9ebe, nit ellen @orgeu,
NIT alien Greuoen u1o einfam ftanb
er tebt, einfam -. I'M ounflen 9erbfts
abeno -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-09
Gtnes eapttatns slitdltde Gptbeanma

CAPT. Coleman. Sdouer @eyimontb, ber
atpif@en Mtlantic Git1 unb stetp gorf fd6rt,
litt 70 beftig an Suiten, bab er ni9t i9Iafen
tonnte CT tuurbe ~beranIabt, Or. Sings Stein
Diseoberb seseh AnSaebrnns au beriu6en. Es
beridaftei i'm tidt mt aitgenbIidIi9e 2inbe.
rang, foubefa HeiIte5 i6nts aud bic ipunSe BrnF.
Seine Riabet ipdren lit 8let9er @eiie aff5irt
mab cine eiaaige DOTS bate BET linen DenfeIben
Sutetts @tfolg. 0r. atugs Stem SiscoperY 1T
nun bdsl $~anptmitteI in GoIenaaf@en Sans,
bait atib 'ain Bor6i be8s SdonerB.
@robefaf4ent biefesf @tittels gratis in u
Oreib' Mpothefe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-09

@npfebleuswertb 1T bas
a49ernein befannte unb belieb-
te Tlai6en<B Bier Der 8elcbz
.raesfr'fGen Graueset fiir
6ausbeoarf. Bseaiatt9ett
bitte man brett an bic Nraue<
rel ST 1ettbett. 8,12t1S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-09
9leiner fir hen ssriihIinn.

Die 3eit gum Mr,fauf BON Griblingss
unb Sommerfleibern, 6iiteil unb un=
teraeug lit 8efomtnen. gs ,tpir6 fi9
fur Seberma,tn, Der foI@e Mrtitel ges
brou@t, beaablen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-09
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Nileu
@rfbIaHtf Gimestuetne,
granite Geber

lab aMnlnrt0.
&uB bielsu iir{a2en entfieben Greipiertel nller
4rantheiteR hes Observation-Disclosures. Gpleenbe
Grniptrrne seises berep Daietn an: atppefifper=
kais tragsr gtnbigaie, 3opfsgsH NIT ilebeis
nnfz0 1e9en ftx1etttdie oDex getjttge Qft,s
fzTe1Bsfsg. 4tufitpBem mad Der @RabIseif,
ykelaba1fett pes 3einpetattents, geprii6te
Gftf1taHmgs elm @efabI ais babe tlnil irgeuo
H}cm, 4fnftd3et ber ben MttSea, oa1tteIaes
fS<btet Helm, 1ht5ttGe 8exftopfmM9s-
i1np ~erinrbefa bic Nrmenbun9 etneB SeilrtiteS, has
tttect auf bic Qeber tpirtt. aIs Elm Gebers9etlmiitel
@irfing dMf Miereu unb 9aut TT ~etenfal8 prompt,
{abfrl re ollie unrejnbetten bHrtb bieIe bret Muse
Yetrer Des GgftentS" ~beieitiSen dnb Sppetit, ses
funbe @erbanungt ~regeludBigen Gtuhlgans, flare
6ant inb einen hfftieeu &brpfr beriteuen. 4utt'S
4tneit ferurlaMei fpeber GteI rfer 2eibI4netben,
nod finb ie itbrenD Bet Der tdSlt@eu Serufsarbett tnp
ILRh en- arlnoli4es
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-09
Rancunff &. GDbm

gu beiu9en unb bereu Mammutbs8o rs
ratb gu bef6tigen. Die Maaren fin6
bon bet renDmmirtefet Gabritst ge=
fault unb tperbett 3u 70 biuisen greifen
%perfauft, tDte nur rn6gli9. Mue Ruus
ben tperben NIT ibren gintdufett oufries
bet ietn. 26.3.3Mt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12

Last Friday and Saturday, says the Car
son FREQ Lance. before United States Com
missioner T. J. Edwards, the deposition OF
Surveyor General Preble was taken in the
contested land case OF the United States
against ex-senator Joseph T. Williams, OF
Hot Greek, New. 1t Is in fact q bill in
equity to annul the certifcation OF certain
lands which Ii ia alleged we're listed to the
State Of Nevada by mistake in the General
Land Office in Washington. The real es-
tate involved comprises only 1G0 scres, the
value OF which is not very great, but the
improvements, consisting of q quartz mill,
machinery. bitches. and so forth. are esti.
mated to be worth sec. 900. The improve
ments formerly belonged to the New Phil
adelphia Mining Company, for whom Mat
theisen Il Ward are sssignees. II Is al
legged that the error was caused by the
erasure OF the word "millsite," which il
said to have been written in pencil on the
margin OF the clear list before IL was sent
to Washington. T. W. Healy, Esq, is at
torney for Mr.. Williams and Messrs. J.. d.
Torreyson aud Trenmore Coffin appears
for the United States, and the interested
parties on the other side.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12
Senator Fair nj virginia.

The Enterprise, in speaking Of the Sem
ator's visit to the Comstock, says that Mr..
Fair looks hearty and happy as Of old. and
expressed his qualification at feeling him
self ct home. breathing the pure mountain
air among the numerous substantial land
marks Of his enterprise, whore he has
passed so many Of the most prosperous
and happy years Of his life. He will re-
main a short time and then pass on to
Washington. He is accompanied by e. j.
Coleman, Bank Commissioner. etc., Of San
Francisco, who il also IN his way to Wash
ington, and who now pays his first visit TO
the Comstock. The chances are that to-
day Fair will forget that he Is Senator. don
his old.gray flannel shirt and take q stroll
down through the mining depths and old
bonanza levels, shaking hands with the
numerous hard handed miners with whom
he was so familiar 10 his mining days. not
long ago. He evidently feels as happy to
be on the Comstock as are his old friends
to SEQ him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12

Yesterday District Attorney Cheney re-
ceiyed word from the Clerk of the Supreme
Cour. at Carson City that the judgment in
the case Of the State OF Nevada vs. John
Maynard was reversed, and the cause re-
msnded for a now trial. II will be remem
bered that the defendant Maynard was ar
rested for stealing a $50 greenback in
Frank Abadie's saloon on the 25th day of
January, A. D., 1885. A certificate of de-
posi-. for 500 was presented for exchange.
Mr.. Abadie threw q $50 bill on the
counter. and vent ~ his safe for some
coin. When he returned the bill was miss
ing, and 1t was afterwards found In May
nsrd's boot. The defendant was indicted,
tried and convicted, aud was sentenced by
Judge Rives to q two years confinement in
the State Prison. John T.. Baker, his
counsel, moved for a new trial, which was
denied. An appeal was taken therefrom
with the result stated above. The remit.
titur Of the Snpreme Court has not as YET
been filed 10 the Clerks Office, so the rea.
sons OF the Court arc unknown.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12
I.em. Of Iu,ere.t from seattle.
fspEo,.1 TO THE sySrIsEL.l

SEATTLE, Feb. 11.-John G.. Thompson,
United States Special Timber Agent, died
here to-day. He has been sick four
months, his disease being Of the heart.
The immediate cause OF his death being
exposure to the weather in the discharge Of
his official duties. Thompson was one OF
the most noted politicians Of the State OF
Ohio. He WAS several times 8 member OF
the State Legislature, and was Sergeant-at-
Arms OF the United States House OF Rep
resentatives. and was q political lieutenant
OF Senator Thurman. Thompson was %
years Of age. and leaves q family o. Co
lumbus, Ohio, to whom his body will be
sent.
Fourteen Cinnamon we're evicted from
Puyallup Valley yesterday. They went to
Port Townsend.
Ninety coal miners went from Black
Diamond to Carbondale to-day to assist In
the expulsion Of Is Chinese from hat place
tonight.
Colonel Demssy. with eight companies
Of the Fourteenth United States Infantry
arrived here to-day from Fort Van Couver
and relieved the home soldiers OF the duty
Of guarding the town.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12
The Japanese Governments Refuse
TO Make an Arrest.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

ESPECIAL TO THE sENrrNEL1
SAN Francisco, Feb. 11.-Mr. Mozeley,
OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
received the following c%ablegrsm to-day
from the ~company's agent at Yokohama In
reference TO the arrest of Ang Tai Duck,
the murderer OF the Wickershams:
The American Government has with
| drawn the request, and under the circum.
| stances the Japanese dovernmen Won't
arrest. (Signedl: CENTER.
He sent the telegram TO police head.
quarters, and Chief Crowley forwarded
the following:
Hon. Leland Stanford. Washington,
d. O.-The agent Of the Pacific Mail here
received the following from the agent Of
Yokohama:
Mozeley, San Frsncisco-The American
Government has Withdrawn the request
Under the circumstances the Japanese
Government won't arrest. CENTER.
At the time of sending the dispatch tht
steamer had not yet arrived. Is 1t true
II so, have Secretary Bayard make a de
mand on the English authorities at Hong
kong, under Article 10 of the Treaty be
tween America and Great Britain. l viii
| cable q description to them. Answer.
(SiRned): P. CROWLEY.
Chief Of Police.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.
Scraps from abe Notebook Of 10
sentineI's Reporter.

Yesterdays quotation Of silver, 81 OILS.
Diphtheria is still on tho increase at
Virginia City.
The p%oliticel cauldren has commenced
bubbling at Carson.
There is much mining activity in tho
Bonanza grounds.
Eureka Con. shares we're yesterday
quoted at 81 80.
The weather yesterday was the finest
ever seen in these parts.
Hon.. Thomas Robinson, OF Newark,
was in town yesterday.
Secure your seats for Charley Reynolds
benefit tomorrow evening,
We are indebted to Senator Fair for a
| copy of tho Index to tho Congressional
Record"
State Controller Hallock has our thanks
for a copy Of his Report for the fiscal year
OF 1885.
Every one OF the quartz mills in Storey,
Lyon and Ormsby counties are running
full time.
The Argonsut says that Senator Jones
il building a Summer residence at Santa
Monica, Cal.
Susan D. Anthony says there are 26
Senators who are in favor OF granting
women the ballot.
We acknowledge the receipt OF compli-
mentary tickets to Charley Reynolds BEN
eft tomorrow evening.
"My wife," remarked Fitznoodle, "is
fairly crazy over the fashions. She's got
the delirium trimmings"
Six hundred dollars have already been
subscribed by the citizens OF Carson for
the establishment of o steam laundry.
Emma Nevada had a grand reception at
Columbus, Ohio, and at last accounts was
in New York with her husband and father,
all in good health.
1t is said on good authority that not
more than one out Of every eight OF the
laboring element In California have
ployment.
Several years ago Senator Ramsey gave
his wife the choice OF q 5000 block In Min.
neapolis or a Spring bonnet. Mrs. Ramsey
chose the block, which has just sold for
800, 900.
Senator Fair promises energetic efforts
at Washington for the reopening OF the
Carson Mint and the readjustment Of the
mail routes. He has much faith that he
will succeed in reopening the Mint.
The San Francisco Chronicle says there
is to be a concentration ct the Preside Of
nearly all the troops now on the Pacific
Coast, 1000 additional soldiers being ex-
peoted to arrive within q short time.
The municipal election In Salt Lake
City on Monday last resulted In the
Church ticket carrying the day with a
vote Of about 2, ZOO out Of 5000 registered
voters. There was 10 opposition to
speak Of.
Professional compliment: Born to Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Haggerty, q daughter;
weight, 81 pounds. Mother and daugh-
ter doing splendid, thanks to DR.. -.
who is destined to become one Of our lead
ing physicians.
Civil Engineer Wescoatt, formerly OF
Eureka, was put upon the stand as an ex-
| pert in the big mining suit at Elko, which
| produced some lively sparring between
counsel. The experts testimony was,
however, excluded by the Court.
Marshal Ireland. Of Utah, offers Q re-
| ward OF fifty dollars for information lead
ing to the arrest Of George @. Cannon.
| against whom there il an indictment pend
ing in the Third District Court Of Utah.
The information will be held In strict CON-
fidence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12
The Smallpox Case.

San Francisco, Feb. 1i.-It has beer
ascertained that the patient on the steamer
Belsic, afflicted with the dread disease. ii
9 negro stowawsy. who showed the first
signs OF the disease when eight days from
this port. He was Immediately isolated
and II ID believed that one other OF the
273 passengers aud crew have been In
fected. Quarantine Officer McAllister has
ordered the afflicted patient sent to the
County Hospital. and the remaining per
sons on board the Belgio are to be trans
ferred to the hulk Dakota in the stream,
II no further signs of the disease appear
shey Will be released in Is days. The yes
sci VIII be thoroughly ~fumigsted and al
lowed to discharge cargo.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12
Arrival of Chinese I'm "a francisco
lspEcIAL TO H s~RsrrsEL.l

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-The steamship
queen OF the Pacific, that sailed from
oeattie the day the collision occurred be-
tween the militia and citizens, arrived here
" 5:zo O'Clock this afternoon. She brings
no ohinese, who elected to leave Seattle.
mhen the vessel looked there was a force
Oh about Is policemen stationed on the
~nali ana It's approaches to keep back the
constantly increasing crowd, and prevent
any hostility. The populace was good
ha'ared, and allowed itself TO be kept in
land. 30 long as the Chinese we're kept
po.ow .here was no appearance Of disorder.
Dus Wnen brought on shore, for the 'ex-
animation OF their baggage, the crowd
DloAe out In yells and boots and vegetables
CURED.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12
Tho University.

architect Curtis is rushing the work on
'ne State University at Reno, and will
nave 1t completed before the end OF this
week. He had IL mon at work on Sunday
" order to BIO sure and accomplish the de-
sted result. The University Is very eligi.
e'y and oonspicuously located, handsomely
Unsigned and executed, and not only an
ornament to Reno, but Q credit TO tho
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12

Silks, velvets and Pushes greatly reduced
Brocsded Silks and velvets at Q great bar
gain.
Great reduction In Hosiery. Handkerchief
Lace aud Embroidery.
Ladies' Blue Jerseys reduced to 60c. apiece.
Ladies' Muslin Chemtse and Drawers re.
duced to Csc. apiece.
The celebrated p. J. Corsets Of 81 81 u Q
pair.
Twelve yards genuine Fruit Of the Loom
for 81.
Ten yards genuine Lonsdale Cambria for 81.
Sixteen yards Heavy bingham for 81.
1914 wide Heavy Bleached shsettng reduced
to 25c. per yard.
Fourteen yards Hesvy 36-insh wide I'm.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12
New state Man.

In the Office of United States Surveyor
General Powning, at Reno, q new map Of
we State is being perfected. The
uraughtsmen have been employed upon
sne work for some time, and when COM
pieted the map will show all the county
boundaries asI they now exist.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12
wild Cats and Coyotes.

The slaughter OF wild cats and coyoteI
goes bravely on. Yesterday Fish Creel
Charley. Indian Ned and J. H. Rose flet
certificates with the Clerk OF the Board O
County Commissioners of the killing OF /
coyotes and 10 wildcats. The law allow
81 for each coyote scalp and so cents TO,
each wildcat scalp.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12
Will Arrive Soon.

W.. Y. Everett. the practical cutter ani
agent for Joe Poheim's tailoring estab
lishment in San Francisco. will arrive herr
in a few days with On elegant and OK
tensive assortment Of Spring suitings
Joe Poheim makes ths best fitting clothes
of any establishment in San Francisco
Call on Everett at the Jackson House
when he arrives here.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12
..sYnuDAY's srOCn SALES.

MORNING BOARD.
20 ophir-5Oc On.
Gould L Curry-70b 75a
a,o Bes. & Belcher-lk
Con. California-25oo 2aoa
Is ~savsge-11Oc
Chollar-s5b goa
Potosi-20b 25a
400 Hale L Norcross-2A 22oo Blu
ITO Yellow Jacket
100 s. N~eyada-7oo
200 Bullion-3oc
Excbequer-10b 15a
Ovormsn-10b 15a
Justice-5b 10a
100 Union-5Oc
Alts-l0b l5a
Andes-5b l0a
300 S~corpion-5c
$50 Eureka Con.-1k
J~aekson-65b
100 Nsysjo-35c
$50 B~odie-140c
200 Con. Pacifc-15o
100 Crocker-25c
$50 Peerless-25c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12
will Not Go to Tuscarora.

Says the Times-Review: We under.
stand that there is no probability OF the
Nevada.Msy Queen jury coming 10 Tusca-
rora. Two Of the iurymen are in poor
health and could not stand the trip. This
will prove a great disappointment TO the
herders. who, 1t Is reported, ordered new
military uniforms In anticipation OF the
march 20 the upper level.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12
Indian Agent Gibson Disappointed

Indian Agent Gibson Disappointed
Indian Agent Gibson recently applied to
the Interior Department for the appoint
ment of . clerk to keep his accounts at the
Pyramid Lake Reservation. expecting that
his brother-in-law, W. by. Doane, who
has filled the position for some time, would
receive the appointments. Last week Mr..
Gibson was notified that o Democrat from
Tennessee had been appointed TO the
clerkship, and IL now en- route to the reser.
yation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12
interviews ON the silver Question


TspEcIAL TO TIE sENTINEL.l
BAN Francisco, Feb. 1.-THE Journal
OF Commerce will tomorrow print q series
Of interviews with many leading bankers
and managers Of banking institutions in
this city on the silver question. The fol.
lowing are among the names OF those In
ter viewed: John Mckee. President OF the
San Francisco Clearinghouse; N. W.
Spaulding, ex.Assistsnt Treasurer United
States, Senator Stanford. President AL
word, of the Bank Of California; Senator
J. G.. Fair, James @. Flood. Joseph A.
Donahue, j. b. Haggin and ex-Governor
Low. of the Anglo-C California Bank. Al
though differing in some respects az to the
best methods to be adopted fov obtaining
the desired end. they all. without excep-
ton, favor the double standard.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-12
Cooled Down.

IT is said that even the combstive spiri
OF Senator Logan cooled down after read
ing q letter from q suspended Republican
oficeholder, begging that the Senate would
not insist on knowing the reasons in hi
case. There Is probably q good man!
more Of the same kind.