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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-07

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-07

There is no authority Of law LOT IoestiOp
location 5000 by 1900 feet. A p rSd ssot'
10 the width of the tunnel fOI s,C 'or .p p%steutlns
There 10 no provision OF ssovarsd In run
nlne = t tonns1T may BE- > patented In like n'n'''
~ The Tie right is granted 70 tunnel me PREVIOUS,
known to exist, which may DO
their tunnel. a,scoyered for ",
c o%hs'e Of iI 500 feet I'll o. one I'D. I'D v az s1s o. on'
of discovery or intersection; ~ osSer.
side thereof and partly on .n1 IL prohibited %
Prospecting for oiina r"sI while the taau"
u N IN li progress 9, .G bat other parties tie s sis Il iodss
9upnins ,nnaels. SO long a' they i''' nlsif
the line Of such tunnel
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-07

The San Francisco Weekly Alta
will be sent to any address thir-
teen weeks on trial for % cents.
Splendid premiums are offered to
yearly subscribers.
THE WEEKLY ALTA,
San Francisco Cal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-07
Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN in pursuance of an order of the District
court of the sixth Judicial District OF tho
State of Nevada, III aud for EureRu County,
made on the 26th day of june, A. d. 1886. in
the matter OF the estate OF John Horn. de-
ceased, the undersigned, the Administrator Of
the said estate, will sell ut public suction to
the United States. and subject TO confirmation
by said Sixth Judicial District Court. On
Monday, tho 10Th Day of July, A.
ID. 1886,
At IL O'Clock NJ, at the Courthouse door In the
Town and County OF Eureka, State of Nevada,
all the right, title, interest aud estate OF The
said John Horn ut the tune of his death. and
all the right, title and interest that the eAid
estate has, by operation or law or otherwise,
acquired other than or in addition to that Of
the said John Horn at the time of his death,
In and 10 the following described property.
lying and being in the said Town and County
of Eureka, STATE of Nevada, and bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
Lot No. q, 10 block No. 57-size of lot 25x100
feet-hccordingt to the official mspof Eureka. as
filed in the County Recorders once, and situ-
sted on Edwards street. between CLARK street
and Ruby Hill Avenue, in the Town and
County OF Eureka. Nevada; also. those two
~ certain clay banks near the Tow Of Eu-
reka. in Eureka County. Nevada, one being
near Thomas Dixon's residence south of ku-
reks, aud one being in New York Canyon, for
merly owned by Barney McKernan.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, lawful
money Of the United States.
Administrator of the estate Of John Horn. de-
ceased.
Eureka, New. June 27. A. D.. 1886.
Il. ID. ~VANDERLEIrH. Attorney for Admin
~istrator. je27.3w.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-07

Revised Statutes. Section 1855; .,.,saa
where " or more lodges cross or in.s', I'd
each other, priority Of title shall govern y ii or
such prior location shall be entitled = y y intel.
or mineral contained within the spsoSw, ihsgs
section, but the subsequent location sn y inter.
the right Of way through the space ysajsp.
section for the purpose OF the coh J, more
working Of the mine. And where WI s,cn .bal
veins unite the Oldest or prior loOsa a,an. 10.
take the vein below the polns
Guiding all the space OF intersec''Vn'
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NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
EUREKA, Nevada. Tune 90. 1886
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT
in G. 8. Prebie. Of Carson City. State of Nc
vada. authorized agent OF the State of Nevads,
and acting for and on its behalf, has filed an
application to enter under the provisions OF
an Act OF Congress approved Tune Is, 1850.
entitled "a Act to grant to the State of Me-
vada lands in lieu Of the sixteenth and thirty
NE. u. and NV. u Of Sc. N of section 7, In
township 10 north of range So east OF Mount
Diablo Meridian in the district OF lands sub
1ect to sale at Eureka, Nevada. and containing
so acres.
will be rendered TO the Register and Receiver
OF said Land Office on Tuesday. the Sd day Of
Angus. 1888. +. H. HINCKLEY. Register.
iy1
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-07

TOB PRINTING-NEw STYLES o
- type ut the SENTINEL office. Letter Heads
Bill Heads. Cards. etc., printed in the beat
style kna wn TO the "art preventative"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

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ALIENS.

A foreigner may make 9 mining location =.
dispose OF 1t. provided he becomes . c., n
before disposing OF the mine. Proof wa,
party was not q citizen before disposinso
claim must be affirmatively shown. .us
Locators and intermediate ownefs' w
than applicant. win not be presumed sneD
In the absence OF allegation or objechon pN
to issuance of patent. Ia IA II
The portion of q mining claim solu ~
alien cannot be patented while such OWL
an alien; but on his declaration 70 psOsA.
citizen his right dates back to MS pu's ss.,a
aud he may ~thereupon secure un'sea 0""'
patent for his claim.
oRoas LEDGEs.
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n Send 10 cents postage. and we
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MEDICAL.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04


The morning william Il McElroy came u the Office o
The Atbany erenng JoWnH to MAXI ulDs' f,mol- as
Hhu author Of TIE Diamond Wedding, ne ieit nnsrt
u,l 10 the task OF rus ing az l-a 'er o. tue
remarkable winch he cJncOctod 10 his les air, he
ha 10 whatever wneu lie b"gan. IL Sas n' "A
in-prhtOn, It was all accident u Wa the sP''n o. az
emergency Tue column or 40 when he was ehPrcei
To oil yawued WIDE open. fGrolgh the tube conue ting
with the printing room here came down In Enst- te
impreoatlOus OF the uDsa.tei foreman Associates OF
the rOmsncer looked ~ from their own 'esks IN
the busy hOnr that eusuel saw sulie plall t"do
with the audlclos hction lightning seed Fearful 70
he him elf once told ,n- lest De mgns
tenn Of his readers Mr. McElroy sent his m'tt" 70
the printers unrevisei Even after u vas III type ana
the proof CORE tel hest,tet co give II Insertion,
being persuaded at last that 1t would ne e.sy und-r-
stood a Wunchalsen tale ny his oonfr-res, VINO
brian. to ne lost. News aper reai"r, VIII
r"nembrr that purportei 70 be ,e.te tr%n bn.ha
describing the nupti,s o diamond kug These we're
forth iod colors The inutene,s OF deSerl"ti'n
iut" which the Correspondent e"'eret sar ,i 500 ,s
realism. The Thousand times mlontlie na', ~ snc
fertile fancy Of the author given MS "eiiinZ All tne
pomp and circumstance that money eonld buy Lac
conclusion was glowing description OF Tue MAI voAots
vessel m.whch the king and MS bride we've COM * Y
America Tie boating palace N which Cle"patrs very
TO meet Anton, paleI into inslgulilcancc. oops OK
beat-n gold sud all. be. ore this lovers ark
Mr. McEirOy, who mad up TO tue lucky moment tnse
this fable recital W, uut record. Dreu toins IN tIe
sns,uw Of George DaS-on's fsiLS. a~ose Tue rels
morning to mud his name on the ROAD 20 ceieDIi ~.
Identify with story rot long concealed an Ter tne
signature at tue bottom % tue letter cnssd ooll VOC
read Of the wonders an' gores OF the diamond w"Hns
crrdsuce ani do lot OF It's authenticity w'Sed o,te u
ten thousand housrhol Mon ms AMI months der Jug
cree, ion impulse printed. Orirr' Tor "o' VI
the t.mous Issue recelvel AT the Office IL vac
| copied aud translated and over again uhtA ~
author was fea lul II wou Deco lr tue wInuo'l"S
OF NJ rrature with lts h"i cue day uo
he ARD thai letters AL iress-d the diamond king Oh h5
arrival at New YORK were DO ns rrrrtsu
in lar uuiuu-r- at the post office and forw,i iei 10 no
| Dead LET, ar o. Tnr>e MI. Mctiroy rudrav"rrd 10
Obtain POSSESSION Vi out though he ws ale u deiu ~
81 Ate 60 thu postal authorities thai tue wedding WAS
tction and cent? figure nv IN OF his own 'o"''is,
the accumulated mail Odd not be delivered 10 nlp.
il stored I'm the archives or the po>t, UsusoeiM 70
await ncation at tnat millennium wnen every ulao
sHall get his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
TIE GROWING OUTRAGE.


Representa- i've Alien, of Mississippi, IS the
best story-eilrr the Democratic sde OF he House.
Tue other while thc Democratic ctucu- ~ss
gong Hen told TINS story few Years ago down
In my State there Two families uvinx near ~sca
other. Ohe day Planter Perkins went over 10 -es
Planter Jones' ruey INTO difficulty. aud nnaly
Planter Perkins. VINO was terribly bruised nanaEei 10
get down o tho house ami swear Oui a warrant
Planter JONES rhs trial off and Perkins told
about troubo had and tnen went on briefly %
describe how badly he nad been punished Inen Planter
Jones Tor tn deenc He sd 81 thatP rkhS
had into nj. EOnse somewhat under the ihnurIce
Of qnOr and apuse his boy. lie stood tns De-
Perkins his guest Theb Perkins aDusei his
cauzhter aud slapped ais wife and even MT hin. DAB
Jones said gentleman and had reputation fOr
hn-pitahty to tam but finally II or al These Out
RACES. Perkins BEGUN discuss the tsrH wher-upOn no
kuO, ked down Ala slslDpsi upon ms necN Ihe
decided tho last Named Oirnc- -uinciohs
the discharge OF the prisoner without takiDs the
consideration and ne only WISHED Tue l-Ks-
laturr would pass law grautlug a medal 70 al Wac
would likewise cut off such debate"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

morning their appearance Ia heraded by the popping OF
whips and the rins Of masksry BY The bird minders In
their efforts to keop the birds from pulling up the
young rico This is kept sneessantiy until
about the 25th Of May when thew suddenly disappear ~
night Their next appearance 10 In dark yeioW
plumase a. the rico bird There SONG ut this time.
but instead chirp which ruio to any rice found
IN milk. My plantation record will show that for ten
years. except when prevented by stormy south Or sou
Winds the birds have come punotnaly on tne
night OF the 2lst OF August, apparently coming ,rou
Of the birds make their appearance anu sette ~ .o
rice fields Curious ~ have never seen 'ns ng.
during the ytimo FROM August2l TO september ~,
Oni every effort TO save the crop. Men, toys anu
women are posted With guns and AMMUNITION every
little WAYS. bur all efforts only partly SUCCESSFUL
The loss by birds destroying the Ioe on my plantation
amounts not less than $500 annually and tns e1
more have known e-haf the crop to DO destroy CD
by the bIrls. " 49,.
The OF tho English sparrow, according 20 'ac
gathered by the Department. amount 10 millions OF
dollars rhey brought to this country Ia 1907
hut 1t was not until 1870 that they had becom- per-
manently establis ied IN q number Of Eastern cltl's
Thsir fertility Is astonishing the average rate OF Increase
be ng sixteen young to each par d adult e".s per
annun The bird has already made Its home In thirty
one and three Territories IL has spread out Al
the OF 100. 900 square miles year The report:
show Il II devours the rom the frt pnds OF
trees bushes vines and destroys great quantities or
vegetables and Towering plants. In England Govern
ment report loss from the depredations or
the &770000 annun, ana THIS loss - on
the The Department OF Agriculture Is now at
work trying TO solve the problem OF how 10 get rd OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
TIE PRrvCA,s POCKET MONEY.


Charles K OF France, whsn cnd, was ono day play
Auvergne was busiy employ, In scrubbing the floor
The latter encouraged by the gsyety and payuness OF
young cunt, entered Familiarity uto conversation
with hir, and, To abuse him. told him a number OF
diverng stores and aHecdotrs of his province The
Prince. win all the ingenuousness OF childhood.
pressed hs COMMUNICATION for the Darrators evident
poverty. sud for tue LABOR which he was obliged to
said tho man, my wife aud dive children often 10
suppsrrss to bod Wel then" repliei the Prince
with tears In his you mHst Let .or you
Ny governor every month givea pocket
for which after all, have OCCASION, siuco for
nothing You snail take tis money and give IL TO
wife and ct ildren; but To TO mention word OF
tho uattsr to a living soul, yon will nnely
dependent acqr apted the Of young Prince
with the versstiOn that had taken place Tho latter
after prasing the servant highly for his
integrity, deseh HIN 10 accept tho money ana keep
affair profound secret sddiDg that should have
cause 70 repent OF his discretion
At tie end OF tho month the young Cor mt fArtois
received his allowance usual and Watching tho
whole into the hands OF his protege On the ssme
evening chilis lottery proposed for tho smuss-
mept OF the Dung Princess by the governor who had
purposely distributed the prizes snoh
most likely TO tempt y boy of tho Counts ago.
Each Of his brothers eagerly hszsrded bis little stors
but the count fArtos kept sloof from his favorito
amusement Tho governor, feisniDg sAonish me mt at
still answer frm the Count Ono OF tho Princes his
brother next testified his surprise. pressed
the young Count 90 hard that, In Of childish
mpatisnce he exclaimed This may BIO very well for
yOui but what would you do H. Like me- you had Q wife
and Ave ahtlaRea - Mp2sst y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

turn 10 sing and preach But the consss.ton hear
and that the lady tired ont With the
protrsesed sbors Of the congress. All tho same abe
sings very pretty and would doabtless preh but %
she lnfers tho spirit willing though the ns:n Esas
sau.e she declares bat the ae:h and blood art OF me
work Of reading anc or itng H. taken up ~
America, 10 called for a solo. The transatlanuo
captain proves To he the model OF q Puritan maid
who from the look OF her, might have sailed 10 tho May
flower centuries ago. Dressed all In black, with red
and white striped neekerchef. the captain sings IN
notes somewhat lacking IN cultivation. but 10 voice
clear and hgh aud with that for resoluteness
would not shamed that sernly pous soldier, the
renowned Miles Standsh himself. 49,,
Mrs. Booth IL mt born nor yet an accomplished
orator but she speaks with and to the point Her
gestures simplemuoh sss stud" "a IL would seem
than those OF her like her fare her voice
riety. The text IL" Cleansing anu tOInef
is" says the preacher. an age OF cleansing Every
body trying cleanse else Why can't tney
cleanse Themselves g. she has been out OF health OF
sfe and ON srmlngly thanks the congres alton Tor
their sympathy KIND Inquiries Yet funds ar" low,
aud sh appeal for large and liberal collection
Money necessary to fight against the damnat"n OF
the first the ,rier stages OF her career
Mrs Both she lOth beg until one day Tue
Lord said to her. "Y not willing To neg for me-
Yes am Lord" she replied. am willing and really
to beg In the great canse. And.' she added now
they tell me am the best beggar OF the lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
SOCIETY Oy TUF cOuSrOCK


" What object TO In san frtDcls o." said . young
gentleman from the Cons Ook whom mot IN the olee
OF the Palace. Il that society here IL very mx-d n
you're Invite out here, you know you cawnt pos iby
tell whom you're going " met You're ~ ikry as
not to yet Into conversation with man without dollar
a. you are with millionaire. Ifs disgusting Now in
Virginia City do things better. Once II lust As
ba there "a II here. Why, dye know when arrived
you'd occasionally encounter a shift boss and
common 'uiner! Fact. few Of got tOg' Ga r and
drew tile line. At first admitted gneers who are
paid 50 Ier day. but some mouths decided 10
cude them. Now nothing under iiinekeeper ret
Timekeepers a dollar day les, than n-es,
hut heir work Ia clerical know and on that acrount
we overlook thr waves. OF course wa don't almt all
time Seel some OF he superlnten ens don't lie
meet thoir own timeYeepers socially, tho gh they
consent to ate with tmek"epers from other min
Tho asssyers kick nit olt hang II, this II Tel ube,
you know, and we cawn't he altogether srict I'm
bank Gle ks dOn OBJECT. the ASS ,yers IN sand It.
what does society do to aDuso itso!i On we nave
lawn tennis club ant a krttle-dTun now aud again.
Blu the principal fun Is that We refuse To speak to
people IN soriety, except IN he way or business
makes them furious, yOI Nnpw."
you must live enyisble sort or exlSteace.
En- YL,bel" crel the br Isb swell, shO iii say
So Everybody engies IA We'rr tue mast exclusive
society the WY. the feeling az tst as Is 80
high that We really have 10 go armed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
THE "SALVATION CONGRESS-" IN EXETER
HALL.
Pom The Londoa Daap Tslearapa.

From The London Ddty Telegraph.
Suddenly the alert tIumpeor blows blast There -
load shoot OF welcome and much cappnG OF hands as
Mrs Booth ami her daughters aud the rest OF the
quickly turn their backs upon the congregation aud fall
deyOuy upon theii knees Then, all rising Win the
regularity OF well rehearsed COMPANY drill Miss Emma
steps forward and begins nrei address. Miss Emna Is
above middle height, Of slim hgure. aud com
plexion bet blond aud brunette she wears PHce-
MA and like her Miss Eva-is habited IN tho con
Vent on garb Of the scot, OF by large, loose white
shoulder. and ending In couple % gay crimson tAsses
Miss Eva 10 darker than her sister, OF au agreeable
countcbaucr, and IA furthermore distinguished ny
beautifully shaped white hands such as Nandyke would
have 20 paint The daugh having takeh up
postons the right and left of Mrs Gehoial Booth
the elder lady occupying the large leather cbAr STATE
the spec ator before him a woman OF middle ago
but we'll ovelopod forehead, anxious eyes. large
eyebrows. expressive mouth, and IA look 0otOKohhg
physical pain AMI mental intensity. Mss Emma, IN
,oos distinct far-roaching, gves Out
the hymn: Lord through the blood or tho Lamp that
was siain cleansing foI me- II IL sung by all present
TO OF the old fachioned pathetic balla Long
long ago" While vet tue young girl speaking Tue
hor all at fun aud ringing volume
and tho ue JESUS toy promise dare To DeleVe ms
every nook and Granny OF tho large and oi.y ouiuhB
At strange clearDess growing out OF Tue CONFUSION OF
sound thrill runs through tue nbly snd Ia re arc
MANY fervent, many wAliDg cries OF tialleiujsh
Amen Amon!" so Miss Emma Coos on, singing ana
prayi~S and speaking little homilies In turn she tells
the people what herself does whom she tempted to
little sins. Not, mind you. says sue, whnn any one
olse s but WHOM am tempted. You DO tue san o. ahu
You will given before get down on yout Knees
AftorWard, and IN duo course IL comes W MISS E'As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
CURRENT ANECDOTES.
TWO LITTLE GIRLS or THE BISHOP OF Roour.
TER

From The London World
On entering the house the visitor finds hjrns,lf In
large and warmly -carpeted hall. with windovs Il
sIneo gless On SIX days out OF sevsn the Rshor vi
not Do ~ nome Continual funcfions take him all ovs
Soutn Lonion with AN occasional quster dsy i'm =
Kent sn parish But N he he found az all Ia v nj
PROBABLY 10 found seated very large m III
library, AUD, sh0ul H. hour be Ia the afeIn,on ~
VIII have HIS two little ir, with bm Zach In ali n1ohs
biity nursing her fav0rte kitten for these young
nate IN 'us hirtnrt lnr0venent upon the usnsl doll
ami array their much enduring iitens In the
doll attire worry great deal better than stnpif
doll exnlans one ton year cid young lady, tor yo,
can't talk tn i0ll. and Won 10 a Cat" - '~
On seeing the Bishop In stru hy his wondersuIr~
youthful appearance For IN All iitOn the very ba,d
work he ma gone through. and wear of seyer1
severe Illnesses he has Just .ei fhrce-core v.,r
though MS trin. alert and scrupulnusy tIy nyn,1
would iead one TO thiDk him ton years youu Ter rnx
two little girls seat d At h. feet hls Whole
with the exception OF son, who grra To the
or al who knew him. atey went ovsr to the tburc, az
Rome. These little daughters the Bishops con
companions, aud almost Invariably accompany theIs
father when he does Sunday 10 do duty any Wh.rs
near Although the picture In fDch IA Is TO n =. ths
surrounfin9s with accuracy. IL IA too thai vhsn
these young ladiss respectively and ur unon
that day. frat oehei their rather IN epsropal
and were asked how they liked his appearance ths
answer OF the elder must say yon .,,r
snpremeV rldculons. Their mother the sister az
MI: Henry Labonchere. And Mr. L,nouchers's
colleague IN the raj re.enrstion of Northampton could
have been less awe stricken by tie lawn sleeves