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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-03-24
Election of Officers.

At the annual meeting Of the Ne
vada Live Stock Association, held at
Winnemucca on the goth inst, the
following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year:
President, n. III. A. Mason, of Lyon
county Vice President. D. North, Of
Humboldt county; Secretary, q. $.
Nixon, and Treasurer, +. ID. Sweetser,
OF Humboldt county.
The following Executive Committee
was selected: n. IL. A. Mason, Of
Malheur county, Oregon; George
Watt, of Lander and Nye counties,
New. A.. c. Cleveland, White Pine
and Lincoln; j. ID. Bradley, George
Russell, j. b. Moore and J. Il. CARAT,
Of Elko; j. ID. Ford, of Eureka; o.
North, Joseph Marzen, L. ID. Sweetser,
Il. F. McCurdy and j. III. Thies, Of
Humboldt T. c. Hickey, Douglas and
Ormsby; Lewis Dean and A. G.
Bragg, Washoe; G.. ii. T.. Hardin,
Lyon and Esmeralda; Isaac Foster,
Grant county, Oregon w. :. Bailey,
Churchill county, New.
The next annual meeting will be
held at Elko on the third Tuesday in
March, 1889.
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Tomorrow at IL a. NJ. the ceremony
OF Palm Sunday viii take place at the
Catholic Church, when an olive
branch will he given to each person.
A procession will be formed, and the
Passion read in Latin and English.
Next "Wednesday the evening lecture
will be given at the usual hour. Next
Thursday morning, Holy Thursday, at
9 o'clock. High mass will be sung for
the "Last supper with procession
and repository. Friday morning at 8
o'clock the service Of the Holy Cross,
and in the evening at Z 80 the sermon
on the Passion win take place. Satur-
day morning at 8 o'clock the mass Of
the Resurrection will be sung.
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Movements Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.


Mrs. w II. Tyler is reported as bein
quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Foley have gone t
San Francisco.
ID. Il. H%ooton, the Elko county rancher
was in town during the week.
Mis-. VIM. 1iinsnn came over from liam
iiton by private conveyance last Monday
@. c. Wallace returned home from Viz
GINA City and San Francisco last Thus
day.
The Carson Tribune brands Col. Jerry
Moore, Of Elko county, a roaring Demo
crnt.
DIR. Meiggs, Of Elko, would like 10 lie a
delegate to the Republican National Con.
v%ention.
Mrs. Henry Rives left last Monday foI
a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. J. l..
Fast, at Palisade.
Reno journal: The friends Of Hon.
Thomas Wren are mentioning him for Jus.
tice of the Supreme Court.
Capt. G. III. Roland, Of Wells, has been
here during the week attending To- some
land matters in tlis district.
Mrs. Judge Fitzgerald, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Mary, left on Monday
last for IL visit in Northern California.
A. i. Cheney, Esq, who has been ia
Carson during the past week ON profess
sional business, will return home this even
ing.
Mrs. NJ Il. Murphy sho has been quite
Ill with ~bflaInatory rheumatism. we are
glad to learn is improving, although Tut
slowly.
j. I. GilmeT. accompanied by his wife
and three Of his children, arrived here
from Salt Lake last Tuesday, fol a s%ojouin
Of a few days.
J. g. Ford, Of this place. attended the
Gnnual meeting Of the Stock Growers
Association held at W~innemucca last
week. lie returned home last Thursday.
u. r. Hoadley, who has been ont at
Bald Mountain for several weeks past. re-
turned home last Tuesday, much improved
in health and looking quite hearty.
Ms. Joseph WHEEL came up from her
ranch Ia Pine Valley lat Tuesday by pri.
vate conveyance to attend the funeral Of
Mike Fitzgerald, and returned home ON
Thursday.
The San Francisco Chronicle announces
the engagement Of Charles Evarts, son Of
L. Eyarts, the capitalist, and Miss Lillien
Brown, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. G..
Brown, Of Oakland. We extend our hearty
cpngratn! ations.
Last Friday, our County Clerk, L. II.
Harmon, received the sad news that his
sister, Mrs. II. G. White, the wife Of
Capt. &. o. II. White. died on the 18th
instant in Fannin county, Texas. Mrs.
White was the sister also Of Mrs. George
Goldihwaitc Of Leadsillr, Coloiado. She
was u graduate OF Locust Dell T male
institute, at Flo. ence. Alabama. She died
~ she hal always lived. a d@vout Chris
tian woman, ard leaYes a husband, five
son. ami three daught rs la mourn her
loss. Judge Harmon and Mrs Gold
thwa'ts have our wafmegt sympathy in
their bereavement.
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DEATH OF M. RrrzsERaLp.


1Ghhh Huu INITIAL
The people Of Eureka we're surprised
and panied TO learn Of the death OF
Michael Fitzgerald, which took place
shortly after 10 O'Clock last Friday
night, at the Dean Home ranch. 20
miles south OF Beowawe, in this
county. The deceased was troubled
with weak lungs, and had been ailing
off and ON for a long time, but was
seldom seriously i'll. lie was taken
down with ~pneaumoni, but IT was not
until his condition was critical that he
permitted a physician TO be sent for.
and then only when too late. lie was
IN a dying condition when DIR.
Williams arrived at the ranch, and ex-
pred within IN hour afterwards.
Ills remains were enclosed j N a casket
for burial, and brought to Eureka by
train last Tuesday, accompanied BY
Henry Welsh, bookkeeper for Simeon
Wenban, and several OF the employees
from the ranch. 4 large number OF
friends OF the deceased awaited the
arrival OF the train ut the depot, from
whence his remains were escorted to
the Masonic Cemetery and laid TO
their final rest. Services were rendered
by Rev. ii. III. Buck. The pail bear
ers were John Tore, d. ii. Hall,
Fred H%incklcy, l.. w. Davis, j. n.
Hill and G.. X. Mullens. Mr.. Fitz-
gerald was a native Of Waterford,
Ireland, and IA 81 years old at the
time OF his death. He came to this
country about 20 years ago Ten
years later he entered the employ Of
Simeon Wenban, at Cortez, as ac-
countant. lie afterwards engaged in
mining until 1880, when he was en-
ployed by the late Joseph Dean, in
whose service he continued until that
~gentleman's death. During the past
two years Mr.. Fitzgerald had the en-
tire business charge OF the Dean
ranches and stock. lie was every
where regarded as a man Of the
strictest integrity, answering in
fidelity, and scrupulously honest. He
was, in fact, a good man in every
sense OF the term. We understand
that he has a brother and sister living,
but their residence is not known to
any of his friends hereabouts at pre-
sent. He was d Free Mason in high
standing, having taken the Scottish
Rite degree. Honored be his memory,
and to his ashes be peace.
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Fneetious fhiIdren.

MA" said our little seven-year-old
daughter, do you know that We
don't have as much enjoyment for the
Easter holidays as We used TO have
when | was a few years younger"
The child laughed at her own face
tiousness, and continued her harmless
prattle. Mamma said that daughter
was IL little goose. "No," answered
she, " | am your little duck, or you
al call me your Spring chicken il you
like" "Eggsactly," said mamma.
I" Your acquiescence," continued the
child, /" is the fruit OF my remarks"
+" Cheese it," cried Tommy, as he
rushed into the room. If you con-
tinue your fowl remarks there will be
war in Turkey, and there won't be II
Greece spot left Of you" "If old
Sauerkraut comes along, he'll oyster
for saying all those funny things"
added Tommy to mamma. "Old
Sauerkraut," said he, "has been
teaching me dutch, and he says that
berg is the German for mountain, and
that reminds me that Berg has q
whole mountain Of eggs at his store,
colored ones and plain ones too; yell
low, and red, and green, and blue.
And he's got big fat turkeys, and
geese, and chickens, and ducks, and
boxes of oysters on ice. Say ma,
Sissy wants 10 enjoy us all for Easter /;
take her purse ont Of her little work.
box, and let us all go down to Berg's
and buy some"
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sreat improvements.

One of the latest improvements is
that OF applying the winding appa-
ratus OF a Swiss or English key.winder
to that Of a stem-winder watch. by
reference to the advertisement under
the head Of New To-day it will be
seen that this work can be done in
Eureka, at very reasonable rates, by
Julius Straus, the pioneer jeweler oil
Eureka.
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A PIucky Woman.

Two Silver City miners started to
sink a shaft on a town lot in Silver
owned by Mrs. Geyer, last week.
Monday the lady pitched their wind
lass down the hill and their rope
down the shaft, for which she was ar
rested. She had a trial, was fined,
paid her fine and departed in peace.
All the business was transacted in a
single day, and the officers didn't feel
as though they had done much OF Il
Job either.
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Ingalls,. sInnder. RrbnIc.

WASHINGTON, March l7.-Senator
Blackburn's desk was g~orgeously con-
spicious this morning with a floral
tribute in the form and colors OF the
United States flag sent by the Han
cock Veteran Association of Phila-
delphia in recognition OF his so ably
defending the memory of our dead
heroes, Generals Mcclellan and Han
cock, from Ingalls, malicious ISLANDERS.
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An Accident.

The following is from the Reno
Journal, and the young lady referred
to was formerly u resident OF this
place: While Miss Maud Wells was
riding her pony Yesterday noon the
animal slipped and fell on the crossing
neal the First National Bank, throw
ing the young lady off, but she was
not hurt a particle, and remounting
went on her way rejoicing. This is
her first accident in seven years.
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District Court Summons.
la 10 DIstriet Court of the State
of Nevada. Eurek CouMty.

U,HE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GREET
lug to WE. McCuen and Kate MeCuen, his
wife:
You are hereby required to appear in an &C.
ton eominen ed against You as defendant by
Michael NJ T Is, as plaintiff in the District Court
of the State OF Nevada. Eureka county, at the
town Of EUREKA, and answer the conf lAint
therein, which IL On tile with the Clerk of said
Court. within ten days after the service on you
OF this summons (exelusive II the day OF
service). II served IN said county. or twenty
dave IL served out of said county, hut within
this District. and in all other cases forty days;
or judgment by default will he taken aRzinst
You. according to the prayer OF said complaint.
The said sction 10 brought to recover judg-
ment against you. the said defendants, for the
sum Of Sl40, with in crest at the rate Of 8 per
cent pes month from April IL, 1885, halauee al
legged 10 b. due upon q certain promias1ry note
made by you On Ssttember ~, 1884. for SEQ.
and int est at said rate. payable 80 days sfter
date TO the order OF th- plaintiff herein: and
also for 3 decree declaring . certain quit claim
deed made by you on said September %, 1884.
| to lie u mortgage given to secure the payment Of
said note and interest. aud that the real prop
erty described in said dead be decreed to lie
sold and the procf eds sppliel in pa, ment OF
xhe amnuat due to the plaintiff and that you,
| the said defendants. he ferec'os-d OF all equity
Of redemption or otter interest In said real
| property, ant Judgment against you. the said
| William xeCuen for any dsiciency remaining
| After applying the proceeds OF said sale to the
uatisfsc ION of said Judgement. and also for
S. n, amount OF premium OF insurance paid by
pl.iutid IN said premises, and for cests 81 snit
All Of which more fully appears by reference
10 the CON herein on nle with the Clerk OF
this @. urt.
Aud you are hereby notified that. il you fall
to appear and answer the said complaint AZ
shove required. the said plaintiff will ap
ply t. ths Court for the relief demanded therein
INrESrIMoNY WHEREOF r. Fl. HARMON,
have hsreGnt, 81 NV hand ~ofictslly.
fsEAL anil .fixsi the seal Il said cSuft thi.
10Th day Of Feb. A. ID. 1883.
Y. II. HARMON,
County Clerk and ex otfcio Cisrs OF the District
Court Of the State OF Neva Ia. Eureka Canntv
ALExASDKR WILSON, Attorney for Plaintiff
mhl4 70
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Jelly vnquer0s.

Several vaqueros came in on the
train last Tuesday afternoon and
passed the best part Of the night in
hilarious enjoyment. They were as
jolly a set of cowboys as ever skipped
through town. They ca~ptivated the
hearts of several susceptible fe-
males, with whom they engaged in
the may waltz, and made things red
hot for a while. We apologize lor not
giving them a whole side of the
S~ENTINEL;' but here's health to you,
boys. May your wives and you
live happily forever.
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or Great Interest 90 the ladies.

An entire new stock Of millinery
has been received by the leading dry
goods and carpet house OF Morris <
Levy, and which is now on exhibition.
They have also unpacked the latest
styles OF dress goods, carpets, wall
paper, embroideries, laces, etc, which
must be seen to be appreciated. In
gents furnishing goods they can not
be excelled. In one word, they have
received the best selected stock ever
seen in Eureka, and they will sell
goods at such low prices that il will
make their competitors squeal. Pay
them Il visit, and you will he aston
ished at the fine display and the low
figures.
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Pacific Coast nclegaacs.

An excursion to take all delegates
from the Pacific Coast and Northwest
to the Republican Convention. to be
held in Chicago in June next is being
arranged in san Francisco. 1t pro-
| poses 10 have all persons going from
| California, Arizona, Nevada. Oregon,
| Washington Territory, Utah, Montana
and Idaho, unite for the trip AS rep
resentatives Of the Great Empire Oh
| the West.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-03-24

The Republican Committee meeting
at Virginia City. held on the 18th
instant, decided to have but one
State Convention this year and to
hold that one at Winnemucca on May
Is. The primary elections were fixed
for April %, in order that the dele
gates may have plenty of time in
which to reach the convention.
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District.

John Ernest has been working lately
on a mine in the Frieberg District,
owned by George Ernst, Joe Williams
and himself. lie has taken out "a ton
and a hall of ore that will assay about
500 per ton. This he has taken to
Salt Lake City, where he will try to
enlist capital TO put up smellers in the
Frieberg District. 1t is believed that
there is sufficient high grade ore, when
smelted with the low grade, to pay
| profitably.
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Yesterday STOCK sAI.Es.
EVENING BOARD.

EVENING BOARD.
so Ophir-10b
so Mexican-6
$50 Gould 4 Curry-475o
100 Best 4 Bsloher-64
90 Con. Oslifornis-l4Fs
100 S%avase-6% 6k
G35 Ohollsr-Gst
$50 Potosi-5A
so Hale 4 NoIerOss-i04
so Crown Poini-6ss
$50 Yellow jacket 10
$50 Alphs--325c
$50 Belcher-6hs
IS Confidence--aSo
10 s. Nevada-4< SO
$50 Uah-23jc $500
200 Bullion-220o
100 Exchsqu.r-2OOc
200 Seq. Beloher- 455
800 Ju~siice--155
500 A!ts-230c
$50 OhslleBge-l0% 1Ok
so OccideDtal-225c
430 Andes-150c 1855
100 Ben OF -350b
20 Eureka Con.-13h
720 Grand Prizo-240c
$50 N. b. Belle Isle-6S
so B. Isla--70c
$50 NAvsjo-19 100
100 wealth $3.50
400 AYgents-25s
100 Bodie--S00c
400 Buiwer- 95c
IT'S Mono 205o
500 Peerless-60o
500 Crooksr- s5c
20 Union-4S0c
$50 Nevada Queen-Sk
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10 dozen Ladies' striped fun fnished weolen
II rss at 25e. . pair-usuaily sold at soc.
Is dozen Ladies' color-d Cnemisette Collars,
nesest desigus, 1t l2&c sach-worth 25c.
rs dozen Miss.s' solid coiCr,d Derby ribbed
Uose, $ zes 5 TO Sk. At l2k . per pair.
We have . few dozen Lsdf, s. kid gloves, Derby
stitchei backs, ltft at sc. q pair worth 81 80.
Ladies' Nipger head Jerseys in black, Navy
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Stockholders Meeting.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING or TIE STOCK.
holders OF the Rab Hill Tun iel and
Mining Company will be held at the office Of
the company. in Rylands building, ku ska.
Nsya.a on MONDAY. March 20, lsss. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose OF eiteting q
gosrd Of Tru tees for the ensuing year. and
for tha Transaction Of such other business as
may come before the mesting.
b. n. McEwEN, Secretary.
Eureka. March Is, 1855. mhi' I'd
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| will leave Eureka for my first
Summer trip ON April ?, will visit
Carlin, Elko, Tuscarora, Battle
Mountain, Austin, and then return to
Eureka. | will be away about two OF
three months. II my services are
needed, 10 not wait until the last
day.
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~Infnrmntinn Wanted.

Information of William Henry Cole,
who left Racine county, Wisconsin
for California, about the year 1915.
Any intelligence Of said person will be
gladly received by his sister, Mrs.
VIM. ii. Coonley, Racine, Wisconsin.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE OF SIX LARGE ROOMS. THOR
n oughly furnished: also, bath room. three
closets and woodshea. The spacious yard Is
inclosed by q picket fence. Nafiors iihds Of
fact Inc premises are pro sided with everything
suitable for 4 comfortable home, and any ons
desiring snch a place can obtain . bargain by
anpIyins Immediately. The house IL eligibiy
situated, being in the rear OF the Catholic
he asceftained regarding terms VI sale. etc. BY
visiting the premises u
mhl0 I'm hhS. D. y AoOnh'
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NOTICE.
E.t.ts Of J.. d. MCDOWELL. deceased.

NJ IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT J.
N Ahern has been daily appointed tie Al
ministIator of the . txte Of J. ID McDnWe.l,
deceased. an all parties holding Claims AGAINST
the estate of J d. Mcdowell, dssea~ed, are
hereby "A. titled to pre sent the same 10 j. Ahern
1t his place of business In the town II Enreks'
Eureka county. Nevada, duly cert led A. 70.
auired b, law within ten months from the dat
OF the fret publication of this notice. OF the
said claims Will thereafter be barred and cease
10 be . eharee against he said estate.
First publication. March ". 1855.
mhi7- low J AHkhN. Administrator
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Cheap and good groceries there. for no
one can afford to stay away FROM Berg's. I
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Jhkl " LEV = ~
|SP EC|A SALE
EmbrOideries and LaCes
"A THE LEADING.
DIR GOODS
49,. AND.
CARPETHOUSE
NORRIS ( LI|I.


We will place on sale MONDAY March IL, 1888, at tho
following Low Prices
$50 yards Embroidery at &c. per yard worth &c.
$50 yards Embroidery at &c. per yard worth &c.
$50 yards Embroidery at SC. per yard-woith iOc.
,o53 yards Embroidery at ioc. per yard worth 1910.
900 yards E Embroidery at i2lac per yafd-worth t5c.
700 yards Embroidery at i5c. per yard worth 20c.
$50 va. DIS Embroidery at 2oc. Der va. soc.
And many other, wider and finer, Embroideries, ranging in price
from zoe. to SOC. per yard-all good value.
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Ladies' and childrens' shoes. yon must
see, to he a~stonisl ed as to quality and price.
at Berg's. 7
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niothing, furnishing goods, Llankets,
qI'lts' hat, gloves. boots and shoes only
Cheap at Berg's.
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Celery, c~auliaower and cranberries al
J Berg's. Y
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The finest wine vinegar, at 50 cents per
,allan nj ,Ioe Hausmann's.
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In addition to the above, the following splendid Bargain.
will be Offered

tlue. brown and garnet at 81 apieee-A g,eat
bargain.
Lsdi y Chemise, &c. each.
Ladies' nrAwers. 25c apair.
L-dies' White Skirts. LL. each.
Lsii~s' Night2owns, soc each
Ladie-' White Aprons, zoe. each.
sIsiidren's { alice Aprons, III cests
each.
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SEEDS.

TLLUsTRATED CATALOGUE OF SEEDS
and TREES free on application.
TRUMBtLL K BEEBE.
40 -t2l Sansome street. San Francisco. Cal.
mh7i-tm
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All kinds Of tinwars and crOekery 20
find at Berg's. 7
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NOTICE.

mo II QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF RUBY
HILL school District No. q, Eureka county.
Nevada:
In accordance with Q resolution passed by the
Board OF sehsol Trustees " the above named
District at a meeting regularly hell BY them on
the LIST instant. an election will 10 held at the
schooIhouse in said district on the sl.t aAy u
March. A. ID. l Ss, to decide the question
whether = special tax Of eight hundred 0s00l
dollars shall lie raised 20 continue the Public
School Tor = longer period than the ordinary
funds will allow.
Polls 20 Oh en- at ] o'clock r NJ, ard eiose at
O'CLOCK =. n. ARClIELAuS DUASTAN.
THOMAS MINIS.
EDWARD AULCOY,
Trustees Ruby Hill School District No 2.
Ruby Hill, March 5. leSs. mhlO 81
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE EUAEkA CONSOLE
~ dated Mining Compsny. Marvh 20. lssS :
AZ a meeting 81 the Board Of nirsetor'. held
This day, It the Office 81 the above com. any,
sc Piae street. san Fran. isco. . Dividend (No.
So Ct T~ snty Eve Ceats l25c) per share was
declared upon the capital stock OF the above
company. payable WEDNESDAY. April '.lsss.
Tran-f. books will be cl sell Saturday. MsiCh
81, lsss, At IL N.
NoTx Dividend on stock issuel In New
York since May l. 1894, payable at the Oiiies OF
q. n. Laidl.w, 10 Wall street. New York. mhHt
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MAR REQ.
NEW TO-DAY,

LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS
ID RMAINING IN THE PosToFFIcR AT
IL Eureka. New. on the 2Sd day Of March.
isss. Persons calling for any of these
letters will please say Advertised March "a.
1885,"
Ladies' List:
Hardy ME fulksd
Moore US Mason AIRS
GentIemen's Lists
D,deu SA Milier
CourtuAS L 8 Miller FRANK
r ss.tti MeCnigan
Jackson John A Mekernan 4
Kramer q Vance
Ia Rurs Vicente Manuel
N.the VI II ValcaidA 0-2
Young W
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BORN.

In Phoebe. New. March 8. 1888, to the wife OF
d Meyers, . dsughter.
In Austin, March is. 1888. to the wife OF Geo.
W. Dickson, q girl.
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Annual Meeting.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders u the PLehix silver
Nlning y .mpany. for the election OF = Eoard Of
Trustees t. serve f.r the ensusi 2 Year. and for
such other busine : As maj properly eo-e be
fore the meeting, will be held at The eface Of
the comI any. No. AIS Jackson srest San iran.
cisco, California, on MONDAY. the 2d day -
April, lsss, at the hour OF 2 O'clock y. ~.
TTansf.r hooks will close Thursjay, tie 2sth
day OF March At the hour OF ? , a
b. HAGGI>, Vics President.
JAMS BoLE. Secretary pro tenn.