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: JAILY
OL !• EriiKKA. LANDER COUNTY, NEVADA, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 13, 1871. NO. 122.
c Eureka Sentinel.
BT.ISItKP EVERY MoRNtXO, MONDAYS
EXCKITKD, BY
UEO. W. OASSIDY & 00.
w. CASSIDY. KRED. EU.IOTT.
erms or srnscRiPTioN.
one year. per mail.ilr> Oil
.pi six months, per mail. 8 00
, tiireu mouths, per mail. 6 00
o papers forwarded until paid for.*\a
ext KB KUO .1I MXttLKUNE.
llor Creek. October 10, 1871.
tors Sentinki. : 11 I were a •• crib
p|,v,-r'' 1 suppose I would not.
license to write lor newspapers;
ise I should, in that case, occupy
pare time profitably ; but. as I do
day cards in any shape. I have
spire lime. The idea I wish to
ey is. that the pursuit ol folly, like
nrsuit of happiness, is a right in
able, and my folly is not cribbage,
do not want any cribbist to sneer
>r at my folly than T do at his. So
goon with your p gging—if you
it like my style. Ain't that about
im.MOST AHATN. —
case ol hoekeliy. at 15-1. is not
r into Jehu Garber's Court at Car
just yet. The defense have made a
in for a new trial before the His
Court, and. I'understand, the mo
s granted. I hive not heatd what
'rounds for granting a new dial
nit I suppose they may be on snr
.or. irregularity in proceedings, or.
ise the Auditor's nune is Sii.wtrt:.
NEW MINKS AT IIEI.MONT.
ml 8-ll)lt to S2II.D0I). in silver, the ,
crs find lo In* :he value, per ton. '
sores in the new mines. ! have
ceil the new mines ; but 1 have j
d with a member ol the Board ol
ty Commissioners of Xye coitn'y.
ri b o lter reliable and re-pon-ible j
es who tire in no way connected i
or biased by. Belmont intefi si or j
nee. and they say with one accord
li- new mines are the biggest thing
since Christ lion owed the jack
THE DISCOVERY.
or about the 27th day of S -ptember j
hese mines were discovered by
J. C. JOHNSTON. EK({.,
ipectinious. uulor imate. persever
io-pec'or. and a pretty good man.
:ima from Ohio in the
IM.4KR Of 'fit -SVItINH ok 'dO...
is h -en up and down, like a wood
stumping the I’aeilic s!"pe, ever
lie has. in the last few years,
is arm broken, his leg lin keu. his
broken, an I has. several times,
el from a compound comminuted
lex fracture ot In's finances. All
0 siv nothing ol the injury done j
1 I)* inocratic feelings by the way I
ec ions have gone lately. And
YET liE srtt.t. sen virus,
in? example of that text which j
" Whom the Lord loveth, he «tia>- |
lie story of our men's lives could
itten. by a pen tided for the ta-k
would appear a record of quiet i
:n and inexhaustible patience,
irrepressible hope and energy, i
isseth understanding, and proves j
j
f CANNOT licitT V CHRISTIAN,
ill irty when he. or site, is in pur j
I silver, or gold, or •• filthy lucre” !
illy.
THE VI.ACE WHERE
mines are located is about eleven
northwesterly trom Belmont, on a
r he' line towards Austin, and
It gh up the h'g mountain near
ad ot Jett'er-on Canyon, in a gran
lint, which is made by the main I
u and a small branch thereof.
WATER.
ire is plenty of water near the I
itl Jefferson C■ nyon . which runs
rly down the mount tin toward
? Valley, also in the Meadow Can- j
which runs easterly into Monitor
7 : and. in fact, in nearly all the
oils.
tiik rmtuiriox
low coafse granite.
tiik oi:g
ise. heavy chloride of an mealy va
:l’nl Intrii silver, which 1 liter is
'r,d on the rock in a suit ol pur
w?te. some ol which is curled or
ilik ■ some dried glue.
TilK LOCATIONS.
days ago. were live in number.
nK par diet norih aiol south
!th the point aforesaid. Tie se five
otis belong mostly, if not ell. to
dun s Company ; hut other loci
were being made, belmont was
h'l on timid ay, the inhabit nils
r,‘ hiving j|,(0 iht* mountains —
'V*< let us hope, to worship their
JOHNSTON
Convalescent at 1 i*t accounts, but
•otase was spreading. Yours.
„ SlNl! I.KI.1NK.
‘ ~I forgot to say. above, tint
■tunes did not rop out. blit on the
,r-’> w> re covered with debris —
! more credit to Johnston,
d i forgot to say, that these new
cannot be bought on
I HI'TY deal •• in escrow"—
iei are further prospected, as the
arp supposed, on present appear
p he heavy deposits of mim r
uuod mines, according to Scrip
•e fish ■ but a deed in Escrow is
" cal in Embryo. Escrow won't
S.
^i°d Itlufl Imlcj cmlenl. of Oct. ">,
■ceount of the pursuit and cap
*he highwaymen who robbed
t-’e at Cottonwood on the night
ember 2«th. The fellows caught
miu by the name of Cullen and
Ihiilicrs.
PAXTON & CO.
BAXIvERsJ
EUREKA, NEVADA,
Wn,I;4 nRAW AT SIGHT IS- sms TO
T T suit on
Iapc* Waller.New York.
I In nli of ( ulifnrti iu . ...San i'raiichrn,
And ils Agencies.
IJ. O. Mill, tv To.Nnrramenln.
Decker «t Jewell..Marysville.
First National Hank of I tali.
Salt I.ake City.
And principal towns of California.
Drafts on London !
Discount Cwmnerrhl Paper, make Col
lections. receive Dej">sits in coin or currency I
on Op- n Account, Certificate, or Special Dcpo- 1
hit, ami transact
A General Banking Business.
Also purchase ami sell Stocks on commission.
Ageing for Pacific Insurance Company, San 1
Francisco.
Eureka, May 22,1871. my23
jfege Stines.
WHITE pine, j
STAG K I. IN E,
. RUNNING DAILY FIWM j
P APIS A I) E,1
V,A |
Mineral Hill, Eureka .V Pinto
TO |
HAMILTON.,
Daily Lit c, Concord Coaches, six-horse
Stock, short Changes, Quick Time, aud
CKJ3A? r ATwSl.
WOODRUFF A KNNOR.
Proprietors.
Eureka, January 12,1571. jnl4
u. s. mail line
BETWEEN
AUSTIN AND EUREKA.
n^OfR IIORSR UOACIIKS, CARRYING
S passengers >n l Wi lls. Fargo & C>».’s Ex
press OmiH ctingnt Austin with the stage to
the railroad, aiul making close connection at
I c.n ka with Woodruff & Elinor's line to Ham
ilton.
Leaves Austin Mondays, Wt dn< Mlays and
Fridays, at ♦) A. M. L'-avrs Kuivka Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at H A. M.
W. 1>. \\ U.soX, Proprietor.
D. P». Immkl, Agent, Kurt ka. jyl6
Every Fourth Day
From the 24th of August, 1871,
VAN HQUTEN’S 8TA3E LINE,
FR' M
EUREKA TO ELKO,
THKOrtill 1\ FAST TIME.
Good Horses and Coaches.
Smooth liotitl is idtl .\o Dust.
Eureka Office at Van Iloutcn's Store.
August 23d, 1871. a tl 24
LIYKEY,
FEED AND SALE STABLE
A K D K E \V L O U C KS,
DUEL STREET, EUUFICA.
BRAVE JUST CD EKED A I.1VERY AND l
H U Feed Stable, opposite Roh’uns's furnace,
where they have slabliug for auy cumber ot
horses, an I
HAY AKTX) .1AWLSY
Alw ays on h.uul. Saddle II»r~es lo let at reas ;
enable rates.
Jobbing and all kinds of Teaming done.
Homes kept by the day, week or month.
Horses always tor sale or trade, aud we wil .
always buy.
C ‘"me and trade us apoorhorse for a good one j
gt*-Heat us if you can. slO j
NEVADA LIVERY STABLE.
Johnson & Ca’tison
Keep constantly on h\nd fine
Horses. Sad de> aud Carriages to let at
reasonable rates
lturses kept by the day, week or month.
Give us a fait. au24
Madame S. L. Rapin,
l)octres-, am! Midwil'e.
»»'i>iunt; to establish hersei.f
V t permanently in Eureka, oilers her serei
ees III the lathe* e-peeiaily, ail 1 to the public
generally, in the above capueity. she would
amioui.ee that she is a graduate of the medical
faculty of Lausanne, Switzerland. and for sev
eral >oa s has been praetisi g with great success
through Oregon. Idaho, and Moutaiiu. and .-lie
feels eoiuideiit that success will attend her prac
tice in this place.
Ay Con-.illations free.
Her uiedieines are roots and herbs. No min
erals or mercury.
Office—Next .lour to the Sentinel office, Duel
street. 1,1
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS !
4 Miles North of Mineral Hill,
1x1.KO COI'XTV, NEVADA.
Rheumatic Complaints Cured.
I.t‘2i(l l)is(*2iscs 1. nidi ruled -
davenport A pall
Proprietors.
Mineral Hill. September s. 1871
TO LET.
A ROOM ON MAIN STREET, SI IT ABLE
rV for an OtBce. Apply at this efhee
6.17
lousiness Cards.
J. K. IVBADDOCK,
Assaycr.
(Office in the rear of Seaton A: Co.’? store.)
Assays Warranted to conform with anjr of the
rolled State-* Mints. au22
£. E. FINE,
Deputy County Surveyor
Of Lander and White Pine Counties.
Particular attention paid to the
Mapping: of Mines and Meelianlrul
Drawings.
TF.RMS RF.ASOX.USLK. Orders left at the
Turner House will be very promptly attend- I
cd to. my23
CHARLES A. PARKER,
sou: agent for tiie
Bateman & Co. Eureka
T^vn Land Property.
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
AXO
GEN Ell A E BROKER.
Omcr— Northeast earner of liael and Clark
streets, Kureka. »|S
WILLIAM ADAMS,
JUSTICE OF T1IE PEACE
Of Eiirpka Tenusliip.
N O T A II Y P CBLIC,
ALSO. G O N V E YANG E R .
Offuf—Corner of Clark and Buel streets.
Is authorized t<» receive and return Dee Is to
be recor led in Lander county,
Kureka, February 1«, 1871. f 14 ]
DAVID LUNDBOES,
ASSAYER.,
Office—Next to tbo Saloon, Main street.
A SSAYS C.UARANTKED TO CONFORM AC
ciirately with any of the United States
Mints.
Mr. I, has had eighteen years experience
as an Assaysr in California and Nevada.
Aft*nys.8- AO
Eureka, October 14,1S70. ol j
DENTISTRY.
DR. F. A. HALL,
^ -;C5. A TU'inorC.H AND SKIIX
fill DentUt bus opened "an
on.ee north- of the T rncr
",J-UJ_Lr House, w li»*re lie can at all
times be I on ml pro, art d to do any work in ,
the line of bis proit ,-sioii.
oilici*—Si-eoiid «i<"*r north of the Turner j
House, on Main street, je-'i
FRED. ELLIOTT,
Notary Public and Ileal Estate
Agent.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.
COXY 1: Y A NCIXG D O X K.
Eureka, March 16, 1S70. nil8
W. A. EDWARDS,
C2VHL ENGINEER. \
Architect ral Drawings, Plan*, and Fsti
mates of all kinds for buddings by Mr. Claris.
Ot kick—American Hotel.
Kureka, Sept. g'.», 1871. seffOtf
ASSAY OFFICE,
MAIN STREET. EFREICA, NEVADA.
L1E1IENAU & CO,,
31cSal!;ngisfs.
see
U'or Sale.
C II E A P ! C II E A I* ! !
ONE EXCISE AXP BOILER—HICKS'
Improvt il .'W-horse power.
One Brodie s Quartz Cr slier—econd size.
One Siurieviint Blower—No. 7.
One Set Forcible Scales— Fairbanks’ patent.
Two Assa> erOutfits—.-vies. Furnaces. »*tc.—
Together wilh a large lot of Smelting fixtures,
suitable for a first class furnace.
All the above property is comparatively new
and for sale in lots to suit.
Apply to
S. BARCLAY,
je7 tf Eureka, Nevada.
NOTICE.
rnniK vxm \h mkktixc op the
B Stockholders of the
Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company.
for thi' election of Trustees, will lx> held on
Motnluv, October !>. 1871. at lit o'clock. ' M..
on tint iliy, at tli" office of tin- Company. lilt
Cal fernia street. Room y, Hayward s Building, j
Sun ErancUcn, Hal.
W. \V. TRAYLOR, Secretary.
so24-tocO
TAILORING,
Cleaning and Repairing,
(Next door to Nevada Livery Stable).
Done in neat style and quick
disc ITCH.
Also—Lillies’ Cloth Cloaks otnl Jacket*
Cleaned and Repaired in A No. 1 stile
.1,17 M. 1.EVENTUAL
PHOTOGRAPHIC
NOTICE.
I lit NOW PREPARED TO TAKE PIC
TURES at
SI 60 Per Dozen.
*,5 T. II. WOOD, Artist.
professional.
Chas. G. Hl’bracd. Ge>. W. Merrill. ;
MERRILL & HUBBARD,
Attorneys at Law.
PRACTICE IN AI.E COURTS OF NEVADA.
(I. W. Merrill, Notary Public.
Office—In the American Hotel Building, an31
N. D. ANDERSON,
Attorney at Law.
District Attorney f ir Lander County.
AUSTIN. NEVADA. au31
T. P. Hawley, J. O. Harrow.
Hamilton. Eureka.
HAWLEY & DARROW,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Hamilton and Eureka, Nevada.
Office—At Hamilton, in Withington’s Biild
[ing : and in Eureka, over the Postoilice.
Jyi3
(«eo. S. Hupp, 0. J. Lansing,
Austin. Eureka.
HUPP & LANSING,
A T T O It N E Y SAT L A \V.
Office—First door south of Paxton & Co.’s
Hunk, jluin street, Eureka.
The partnership heretofore existing between
the above-named Iirra is this day res no d.
HI TP & LANSiNH.
Eureka, June 27, 1871. je28
DAVID E. DAILY,
A 11 o r is e f at Law,
AND
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney.
ASSOCIATED WITH T. WHEN, HAMILTON.
i 4J3*- Prompt attention paid to business.
Offir—American Hotel Building, Clark st.,
; Eureka. ci3L
THOS. H. SMITH,
ATTO It N K Y AT I. A AY,
AND
Notary Public.
MINERAL HILL, NEVADA.
ii 26
DR. J. H. LUKENS,
I’hvsician au;l Surgeon
‘
EL REE A. NEVADA.
Of.v f. — First door north of the Cornucopia
i P.osuurant. He can be found at the County
Hospital and at his office. ap22
II. EZAUSI-rEAWEaC,
Attorney ami Coumvlor at Law,
| Austin.Nevada.
in 14
j_•’_ _ _ __
W. H. DAVENPORT,
A T T O It N I . Y A T J. A AY
AND NOTARY PUDLIC.
In the American 1I«» se, on Clark street,
apt Eureka.
WM. VAN ALSTSNE,
Ueputy KherilT of Iinnder County,
E U K i: K A .
All business attended to promptly. jy4
D. H. YVHEPLEY,
Physician.
Pr. Whoploy having ih-tormiiu'd to o-tablish
him-olf i i Eureka, will devote h > attention to
diseases of a private nature. He pnarantees a
speedy complete and permanent eure.
All eoinmunieutions strictly eontidenti il.
Pr. Whepley can be consulted at the Parker
House. a l
DR. J. CUMMINGS,
Physician and Surgeon,
American IIoicl. Hnreka, Nevada.
n2C
DR. E. L. WiLLARD,
Physician and Surgeon.
Omen— At the Revere Drug Store.
Eureka, January 5, 1ST 1. jn"
DR. J. W. GQETCHUS,
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE—In Wells, Fargo Ok Co.’s
Itililtling.
Eureka. May 23. 1ST1. au'd.'S
Carpenters si u tl lJuiltlers.
Mc31ILL.V.\ &. I5(MVni,
(Opr’.sit J the Sentinel office),
V? A 1.1. Jons OF CAKRESTERS
▼ V Wi k I I'd l> .ihling at short notice, in
good stele and for low prices
i C ICes ft:tithed at any time.
Give tia e l.
A. C. LATSON,
Architect and Builder.
! a ri KINDS OF CARPENTER WORK
done with neatness and di-paleli.
shop at the corner ot t lark and Duel streets,
j near Hie Si'T.m i. office.
Eureka, October 5, 1STI, oc6
For Sale or Rent.
V HOUSE with FOl’R ROOMS—BUILT
of stone — whitewashed outside—will be
j rented, or i' for Kile. Inquire at the stone
house west of Col. Bobbin- furnaee.
WILLIAM 1*1-AS.
Eureka. September 9, IST1. soil)
30 TONS
OF POTATOES, BARLEY AND FEED,
a'living uud for sale low bs
T WETHER ED.
1 Auglist 14, ISU. “'*1S
(Gift Concerts.
GRAND RAFFLE.
FOR TWO LOTS OF LAND
25x8 00 Feet Each!
^ITl'ATK A SHOUT PITTANCE OPT FROM
San Frau* ism. oil the line of the railroad
to San Jose. California,
WILL HE DRAWN IN EUREKA
October SCth, 137!.
lots Offered ler S800—Bem^
1120 Tickets sit 82 •>() Each.
The drawing w ill he had at the most suitable
place ih st call b procured at the lime.
The mom y colleen d fur tickets will be de
posited at Paxton s Hunk.
At tlie tone and plat e of drawl* g, three per
sons will be clins-n by the ticket holders to
count and see that tie* ii'imbe.-s correspond
with the ticket.-. and deposit them in tie- ma
chine t»> be draw n. Some child, not over .-even
years old, cho- n t*» draw them out.
Three persons wiil be chosen to call tho num
bers ami write them clown
The title deeds to ibis properey can be seen
by apply ing t •
GEORGE THACHER, Main street.
Hg* Tickets can be procured at any of the
saloon-• in town.
Eureka, Oct bar 2,1871. oc3
$875,000
|N CVSII GIFTS. TO BE DISTRIBUTED
U by the M tr ipolifan Casli Prize Company.
Every Ticket Draws a. Prize.
1 Cash Clift.$100,000
5 Cush (lifts, eaeh. 40,000
10 Gas Gifts, each. 20.000
20 Cush Gift-, tacli... 5.000
50 Cash Gifts, ea«Ti. 1.000
200 Cush Gifts, each. 500
100 Cash Gif's, each. 2< 0
350 Cu-h Gifts, each.. 100
50 elegant rosewoo pi.Mn-s. • ju‘1i $■ no to $700
75 ** •* melod, on-, each $75 to $ 00
350 sewing machine -. * ach.Sid t«» $175
500 gold watches, eaeli.$75 to $300
Cash Pilr.es, Silver Ware, etc., etc,,
Valued SI, MOO.GCO.
A clianco t > draw any of tie ab vo Frizes
fur 25 ceni-. Tickets d« scribing prizes are
sealed in envelop! - and wi ll mixed. On re
ceipt ol 25 cents a Sealed Tick* r is drawn
without choice, and sent by m ii t > any ad
dress Tin* priz • n n i d up* : ii will be deliv
ered to the ticket-h d<r on j aynn nt « ! One
Dollar. Prizes are imim-diate’ysent to any
addri ss by expire «*r r. turn m il.
You vu'li know what y ur pr .• is before you
pay for it. Any pri/« • xchang d i r another
of”tl:e same vain**. No blanks, cur patr ns
cun «lcpend on fair dealing.
I k; rentes— Tin* following lately drew
valuable prizes and kindly } * 'in:t’i d us to
pubi sh them: Amir, w J. Burn-, Chicago,
$ 10.000 : Mi-s i Tara W.-ilxi -r. Baltinn r-\ piano,
jsoo ; .1 lilies M. Matthews. Detroit. $5 000;
John T. Aml- rs n. Savannah, $5,000 ; James
Simmons, Bos;on,
Press Grim ns—“'I he lirtn i- r> Table.” —
W« ; kly Tribm e, hi <* gs. •• i>< rv t'n ir suc
N. Y. Hi raid, J in. 1. * Ju t i: d hon
orubb*—N»-as. Dec. 0.
S -rnl f* r Circular. L;b. ra! inducements t >
Ag« ubs. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every pack
age of 200 Sealed CUV.Jopi S C"i:f ?:> one C sll
gift. Sev'-n tickets for $1; 17 f -r $2 ; 50 for
$5; 200 lor $15. Address
BENSON. MILES & CO .
aulJ 32 Broad street. N. Y.
CENTRAL PAC5FSC
BEEAYEEY!
IJ. V
Jl rn street, opposite the !\ti kev House.
orm.iKs i rsT.'MEits with the rest
i' I.AliKK IJKKIt on:: mu ul ie lire.
M il.\ ye n-' e\ i !i i ::: the 1' • T ' ; veil
him "a Yuli knowledge of the maiiiiTirture of it,
and any one 1 • i:> ng hi.' Herr, may rest assured
they will get uo deleter!* us drugs.
FURS &A&2R rssa
Constantly on ban I. and s.dd to the trade by the
Keg. (I dl ai. : (burt.
l * B- . r t v iH*• Keg. so cents per gallon.
Kur* Ua, February iS. S71. 1-5
CITY BREWERY,
MAIN STliEET. EE REE A.
EVAN EVANS.PKOPP.IETOR.
15 n AVING EITTEP VI' THE AltOVF ES
b 5 tablii-hment. and reei-owl fr, ;u the
railway a large stock el the ell ie. st
Liquors and Cigars,
As als 1 matt rial for Brewing on an t xtensive
scale, be re ] ectfully solicits a continuance « f
the libe ral patr uage heretofore bestow* *1 by
his many friends. jy*-3
DRUGGIST,
Main Street, Eureka.
ol-lrn*
T. MURPHY,
Scot and Shoe Maker,
MAIN STKEET. Kl'KKKA.
FITS W A It U ANTE IX
ai d : e but the best v: st ck
i-,s> d. lie emplo\ ssuperior work
laM, and delivers work when
it is promised.
* i: a ka, April 14, 1871. aplo
Bvovvn nr' iusohargf imfkrs of
■* f R \NCl> RYAN. form.- ly i f Company
t', 1st Ucgimtut. l. tt. Cavalry. Owner can
Lave the same by inquiring at tbia office and
paying churgoa. s«’15
Miscellaneous.
Manhattan Mill.
The follow iso net rates will be
I- i d for Silver Bearing Ores, from Eureka
Mi ing I» strict, at the Manhattan Mill, Austin,
Nevada :
ore- assaying 40 dollar* per ton, 30 per rent.
Ores assaying 55 dollar* per ton, 3ft per cent,
Ores as-ay ing f*r» d liars per ton, 40 per cent.
Ores a-s tying 75 dollars per ton, 45 per cent*
o eo hs-tiv ing 90 dollars per ton. 60 per cent.
Ore.- assaying 106 dollars per ton, 55 per cent,
or.a—aying 130 dollars per ton, 00 per cent*
Ores H'SH> ing 150 dollars per ton, 03 per cent*
Ore- a: -.tying 175 dollars per ton, 05 per cent,
or**- assay i g 2“0 dollars per ton, os per cent,
or." u«;o ing 2-5 d liars per ton, 70 per cent.
Ore- •» - - ay ing 250 dollars per ton, 72 percent*
op -n -ru ing 275 dollars per ton. 74 per cent*
or* ' a mg '.m dollars per ton, 75 per cent,
ores iiviii n.j( 35o dollar8 per ton, 77 percent.
Or* s assaying 400 d* liars per ton, 7* percent.
Or s a--a\ i! g 450 dollar.- | er ton, 79 per cent,
or - t* living 500 dollars per ton, ko per cent*
ores a-* tying 550 dollar- per tot). *1 per cent*
Ore .t->a> mg COO dollars per ton. *2 p r cent
ores as-f»\ !ng Too dollars per ton, *3 per rent,
Ohs a.* ray mg 900 dollar- per ton, s4 per cent,
ores assaying $1,100 and upwards, v5 per cent.
Parti* - w nit Dig sack* will plea-e apply to
LAN h. 1 MM EL, Esq., at the office of Wells,
Fargo \ « ...
Freight* advanced as requested, on receipt of
ore?. ALLEN A. CURTIt?, Agent.
A slin, July 29, 1871. al
Simple! Thorough! Cheap!
THE
STETEFELDT FURNACE
FOR TREATING ORES REQUIRING A
Chloridszing Roasting !!!
fT SAVES LABOR AND FUEL. AND GIVES
u higher pcrce. tage than any oth»-r furnace
in use.
For full informal!' n ronreroingthc right. cost
of 'instruction, or any other particular, apply
to
B. J. BURNS,
Agent Stetafeldt Furnace,
Duncan'? Building, Ro>m No. California st.
San Francisco, Cal. j n 14
RfHENIX SXI/YKK MIXING (t)M*
hi 1* iNY.— L . atmii of Works, 1 ureka, Lu
r*Tea Mining District. Lander County. State of
Neva
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That, at a
ni*'* tim: of the Trustees of said Company,
hold «•», the twt lity-.'-voiuli day of September,
a. i> 1*71. an assessment (No. 3) of n>t\ cents
I r share w.is levied upon the capital stock of
said Company, payable immediately, m United
Stab s g'dd < *n . t' the Secretary, at the office
of tie Company. Loom No. 2, Express Build
ing, n<Tt!ienst corm-TCalifornia and Montgom
ery street". s«.n Francisco, California.
Ai.y stock upon vhirh said assessment shall
remain unpaid on \S LDNESDAY, tl. st day
of Novemlar. \. r>. 1*71. shall be deemed de
linquent. and will t" duh advertise i tor sale
it }e.i>lie auction ; and. unless payment shall
be made b, t r. . will be sold on TUESDAY,
the tw< i tv.ar-t day of November, f». 1*71,
t*> pay tin* delinquent assessment, together
wuti costs of ..dv**rii-itig and etpen.-cs of sale.
J.v <-r !ir of th" Board of Trustees.
JOSEPH M.\CUIltK, Secretary,
1' ">m N • 2. Express Building, northeast cor
ner of California and Montgomery streets,
M.u Francisco, California, ocl-td
ABlankets!
Blankets !
Blankets!
Large Invoice Just Received
AT
HASKELL & CO.’S,
Opposite Stage Office,
?e2G Main Street, Kureka.
L. POW4RSS. It. W. WILCOX. B B. CUTTtt,
L. POWERS & CO.
Importers an i .Jobbers in
Choice Liquors,
Wines,
Cigars, Etc.
73 Front street, Sacramento.
C. C. Warner, Agent, Eureka.
au22-lm
PALISADE LUMBER YARD.
L. I. HOCLE,
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
AN!' WHOLESALE DEALER IN
4 II. KINDS OF LUMBER AND SHINGLES,
. A l>»»ORS WINDOWS. BLINDS, and every
thing ’ ■ 'licit'4.’ t«> the 1. mb*r Business.
i. k A- 1 k* vj> i agent Truckee. I am pre
pared to "iJiT'i'Mi'T inducements than ai y other
man on the Due of the railroad.
P K-ac.e. November;*!, .''TO. n2fl
SPRING VALLEY ST0RE7
CEO. W. DOAME
H .\< openkd in the Phillips Build
ing. S; ;ing Valley, a large and tine as
sortment « f
Family Groceries and Liquors,
wlc h he \\ill 11 at Kureka prices. Call and
s »• hi.** stock and K arri the prices
Miners, C tl-Kurnor<. and people wanting
. “ things can .iud them there. jel3
Miss MacLaughlin,
DRESSMAKER
H aving worked for some of the
tlrst families of San Francisco, solicits
i a portion - t the patronage of the Ladies of
Eureka. Work executed promptly and In thr
j best possible manner.
St\ «, Fashion and Fit cuaranteed.
mcoml house above the Episcopal Churcfr
Spring stm t. au3l
FOR SALE.
j
A FIXE PROPERTY OX MAIV
. m Stm t, directly in the business portion
of the city Su table lor a la d^ing-Hv. use or
More Kurili.-hed throughout.
A good btrgain offers to a cash purchaser.
Apply at this office, oc*4-tf
Removed.
INREP. ELI IOTT, NOTARY PUBLIC, HAS
1 removt -I front his othet: oil Maui street,
t the SENTINEL office, on Buel street, where
. all business in his line will be transacted as
■ usual. rcl6