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£Ik tfnrcka Sentinel, j
MH)\I>f»VV NOVKJIIH.R S IS7I.
\ CUNTS.
« . K. GRIFFIN.MI«(Ip
A. M HORSE.
T STARR.Hamilton
All of wh< n art authorized to receive ad
vertisements and subscript. ns for the Skn
IM.L, ami re. t ij t t. r the same.
CAHKIKtA.
.X- It Q •* Mt% >r
lz- .1 t<- recent subscript* *ns» forth* ^r.vriNv.t. ^
and collect for the Mine. Ail persona m Ku* !
r- lia ’U r subscriptions uid i*ay t!.■ m
to hint. _____________
The X>w*.
There is i rumor o' stupendous frauds
in South Carolina bonds. Governor
gj.it: ard other State officials are
charged with mi? ippropri iting $20 j
poo (too. It is thought that the solvency
of th ■ S- i'e is h-olutety ending-red.
We have mittrimg from the elections.
.V 1 ’ if ltd list iTch -avs the Coalit ion
t:chet will tindotibfet lv be elec ed. The
To'ingpfs’o ed. d quietly in New \ork
at la est m!v ice-*.
W.- have some additional panic filarsj
from San Francisco, rel itive to th>
wreck of 'he whiling fleet. Thirty
thr.e vessels w -re destroyed among the
icebergs in t'-e Arctic Ocean. The offi
cers and men were all saved.
A ti e occurred yesterday at Vallejo,
destroying a block of bn lding*. valued
at $50,000.
ArQrtTn-P Ir> the c ist* of Mrs. ,T. N
Siviers. Hied at Stockton last Friday
and Sa urd y.oti the charge of murder
in the first degree, tor th- killing 0|
Mrs. Luke at t: at place some months
beinre. the jury, a ter deliberating two
hours, returned a verdict of " not guil
tv '* We are rot advised concerning
the theorv of the defense, but pre
sum1 " temp >rtry insanity'* was plead
ed Public sentiment greatly favored
the pri- m r. At latest advices Mrs. Sa
viets wis stopping at the Yosemite
IL use.in Stockton.
Frep norr.T.as, — This distinguished
•* man and brother.'' has been unani.
mously nomirated for the Legislature
bv the R-pu' leans of Rochester. The
promo* accept me** of the position by
th • - iil'Tle colored orator, throws starch
into nr sratemepr of a few day ago,
tha‘ -atpe uf ntr greatest men occasion
allv betriy a marked weakness for
Legislative Honors. IVa-nt Rob Low
rev. and Cunavin. and Pa'chen. and
Delano, all m-mhers ol the last LegDla
ture :n this State ?
C -vriM'Ks RfstNK.ss.— Pat I.uinm
figures in 'li-1 Municipal Court at Silt
Lik - i'u-m! every day. Tie is conducting
a market in a portion of the city, where
that kind nf business is prohibited by
Ci'v Orlintnco. The [’tlice Judge
fines ' :-n S'J't i d tv. and Pit gives bonds
anlappr.U to the higher courts. lie
is d 'ing an immense bus1'!ess to the
great d-t iment ol •• Zion's Cooperative
Institute."
Lottery F.iii.ntu.—•• The grand con
cert in ill of the Free Libor Ex
change." of Sicrim- nto. has probably
gone where th-' wii] bine t vin-*th. The
drawing wh wa« to It tvs taken pi ice
O o.er hi-'. h is been postpone 1 to De.
ceinbef I h. Con-ilering that I?. F.
Iltsting ,v Co.'s Bank has failed with
the Inn is. the postponement savors
SOQt-OV at Or I swill lie.
G s His r ,'s —milv Cirr, the pre
cinet si resrn in of > m Francisco, an 1
pence 1 po'iti’al " striker" f ir the Cen
tral I’ 11- <i ■ R iiI• i>ad C imnany. offers to
bet ? 1 .non that Co'e will nit he re
ele- t-- 1 Senator: Si (Wi tint Sirgent
will he el-o'ed : Sl.nnti that Sargent
wi I he n 'minuted in caneu* on the fi-st
hal ni, an 1 Sl.OnO that Gorham willsuc
Seed *’ iss.-rlv,
♦♦♦ -—
Navuiti -n C' mpant.—A steam navi,
gtti n i 1 mpany hi- b-en organized at
Van- -.ivcr with General Sprague a* the
leading -pirit. The company propose
to nav;gate the waters of Or gon and
Wu-hingion Ten imry. and will also run
ocean se amers for the coast trade. The
Nor'hern 1 Sic tic Railroad backs the en
terprse.
Sr.uiiinc, Amur.—At Stockton, day
befo-e v-'ster lay. Jacob Wegner was as
tanlte 1 i-v Andrew IN'er with a kni'e.
and received two severe wound* in the
Je’t F.sier n-mi ins in durance vile,
pendi . 'he action ot the Grand Jury.
lies ,\vriov — O. C. McDonald. Jus
rice ot the I’etce at Fioche, has ten
dered his re- gnation. to t ike effect on
ihe 11th nisi in*. The Record -ays it is
bee one there is "nothing in it-’—the
office.
Another Narrow Garre. — Napa
eonntv. Calirornu. is agitating a propo
sition ' i h , I I a n irrow giuge railroad
fnim - me point on Napa creek toCalis
toga. The e-tim I'ed cost is $200,000.
Comvi'-sionkk ot Deeds.—Governor
Haight has appointed H. It. Freaky a
f'nmniissioner of Deeds for Nevada, to
reside at I'ioche.
TnEATRti.u..—lohn MoCnllocb, sup
ported by a powei ful company . is play- j
ing an engagement at Virginia City.
Governor Palmer** Letter.
Governor Palmer, of Illinois, has ad
dressed a lengthy epis.le to the A tor
ney General o; that State, on Ifce subject
of the killing of Colonel Gro.-veror, by
General Slier Jan's militia during the
late lire in Chicago, it w ill be remem- i
bered that a militia company, compris
ing several hundred men. was organiz'd
to preserve the peace ol the city during
the exciting and trying times which im
media'ely succeeded the terrible con
Ha." ation. At the reqne-d of Mayor
Mason. Geneial Sheri Inn took e tnmand
ot the mili ary ot the city. Kveiything
was in a chaotic state, and robbery and
incendiarism had begun to crop out
along the whole line. The Command -
ing General inaugura ed prompt moiiij
for the supprossi >n of these and kindred
outrages, upon the helpless and grief
-tiicken citizens ot the place. A squad
of soldiers, acting under orders Irom
General Sheridan, while attempting to
quell the riotous proceedings of a crowd
' of " roughs." accidentally killed Cot.
; Gro-vonor.a law abiding, quiet cit:z- it
1 In brief words the foregoing are the
circumstances of the killing. And now
1 comes Governor Palmer, and wi h one
heel resting on a to rn and tattered copy
of the constitution of the Stite of llli
no:s. he proclaims loud and long against
the •• military usurper." A terrible
i outrage has been perpetrated by Gen
eral Sheridan, and ibose associates witli
him. in miintaining order in the
j s'rieken city. and thereby preventing
1 the wholesale plunder of its demoral
I ized. bit imnocent citizens! Thestt
j preme authority of Illinois has been ig
; nosed, and the constitution, and laws ol
! the commonwealth set at d-fiance!
Revolution and anarchy in Suckerdotn I
i Liberty dethroned and matiial 1 iw de
| dared in a loyal State by a " military
j satrap The world stands amazed
' at the audacity ol the movement !
I Some king must be done insfauter. and,
straightway, the ambitious Governor
j directs that General Sheridan and all
j his troops shall be immediately ar
rested. and placed on b ial for murder !
Happy thought! Glorious consumnia
; tion 1 Aid for the time, the narrow
minded Governor revels in the newspa
per notoriety of a continent.
So runs the loner, in substance, of the
Republican Executive of loyal Illinois
to his Attorney-General, and so chini-s
in ih>’ San Francisco Examiner. Sacra
mento /’•p-,rCv,anil the other millstones
that encircle the neck of the Demo
cratic party.
For on pirt. we fail to discover any
very gm-s wrong in the premises The
wrong man was killed, and everybody
issorry. It was a desperate case re
quiring | p,nipt tie I'nuT.t. General
Sheri 1 an need outside of red tape
oirmaiiiy. tint the end justified tin*
means. Governor Palmer is only an
gry b-'Cause lie was not consulted, and
makes an a»« of himself by betraying
his feelings.
- ■ ■ ■ -O- * ♦ *-*•-- —
Grave ( har^«\.
The Chicago 1"him publishes some
very grive charges agiinst Senator
Pomeroy, of Kansas. ft alleges that
Mr. Pomeroy.Having fallen under the
power of a emnbwteit-r from Ohio
name I C trrnan. by being delected in a
criminal Unison with his wife, has not
only paid Carman SO.out) of hush money
bill procured his appointment to office
in the Pension Bureau at Washington,
and also obtained places in tli-» Interior
pep irtment for two of his sons : while
Mrs. Carman and another worn in oI
similar character, untied Mrs. Grant,
were appointed on the sol citation ot
Senator Pomeroy to positions in the Bu
ie in of Engraving and Printing.
Governor Conley's Message.
Conl-v. who succeeded the fugitive
Bullock as Governor of Georgia, deliv
ere I his message t > t.e Legislature on
the -Ith lust. He says nothing about an
••lection : hopes there will be no ground
fur turther reconstruction ; promises iv
trenchmee.t : says he cannot now tell of
the disposition of .state bonds, and urges
an investigation of the matter 4 coun
sets the ex *citi in of the laws, and
promises to use the pardoning power
sparingly ; advocates tree education,
but opposes mixed schools : and urges
that the obligations of the slate be faith
fully met.
No .•Hii-inv.—Tne Common Council of
Stockton, has unanimously resolved to
withhold the $300,000 subsidy" provided
for the Central Pacific liailtoad by Gov
ernor Haight and his Democratic Leg
Mature of last year.
Brno it a pit v.—lie v. Mr. Van Horn, a
Vancouver divine, is said to be engage,!
in writing a biography of the life an 1
services of General Thomas. The R-v.
gentleman was a Chaplain in Thomas'
army.
Dead.—John Beckerley, the miner
injured some days ago at the old Belcher
mine. Storey county, subsequently sub
mitting to the amputation of one of his
legs, has si nee died.
Gks.se Fok China.—A company of
Chiaamen at Vallejo are smoking and
drying wild geese for the China rnuike'.
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
SlUCl-tl TO THE S NTINEU
FIIOJI \t « % OHK. •
Nkw Voi;k. November 7. Elections '
so far going on quietly. Great interest I
is mantle sted on both sides. The lie
formers are confident of winning. The
r> gistered vote is the largest ever known
in the city.
Humors are rife of immense frauds in
the South Carolina bends. Governor
Scott and most of the State officers are
charged with the fraudulent use of
money to the extent of $20,000,000 The
solvency of the St ite is absolutely en
dangered if reports prove true.
Charles O’Conor says he will recover
$(’>,000,000 on Tammany account.
_ I
FUO.M t II1CAGO.
('iiii .uio, November 7. Not much in
terest is manifested in the el-dions .
which arc proceeding quietly. The Co.
ulilion ticket will undoubtedly be
: elected.
PACIFIC (OAST DISPATCHES
Hum SAX FKAXC’ISCO.
San Francisco. November 7. — The
resignation of J. it. K. Civallier. us Pres
ident ol tne Stock Exchange, tendered
1 on account of his suspension through
tbo failure of John Siam .fcCo.. avis re
| fused acceptance by the Hoard, and he !
will continue as usual, llis liabilities
are over $00,000.
The hat store of J. London. $20 Kear
ney street, was burned out between 10 i
or 11 o’clock last night. Loss $2,000; j
hilly insured.
The Ceutral Pacific Railroad Com
pany sent out GO of the officers of the
wricked whalers this morning; hiving
reduced (are to a nominal rate, to enable
them to reach tln-ir homes in the east.
C. 11. Bradford. T. 11. Rankin and J
Birch were appointed a committee on
behalf of the creditors to investigate
the condition ol the aflairs of John Sime
A Co.’s batik. Liabilities are stated at j
$210,000 in round numbers. Nominal
assests $lsG.7:t:i 14, including 2,350
shares of Exchequer mining stock: 820
shares ditto, colliter.il from Tilden; 205
shares ditto. John Sime; 1.51$ shares
ditto, held as collateral ; 1 .lit* 1 shares
Abandon Qu cksilver mining c unpany :
122 shares Alph* min ng company, and
loo shares Cousulid ited Hold llill min
ing comp-ny. The books appear to
have been kept cur etly : the cash in
the vault tallying exact y with the cash
ier’s report.
There w- re thirty-three vessels in the
whaling fleet which was crushed lo
an ms by iceberg- in the Arctic Ocean.
The wreck occurred on Septemb-r 8th
The trews, numbering l.'JUO, leach'd
vessels outside, and all were gav< d.
Three of the vessels were from this
port.
Dispatches received to-day announce ,
disasters to two San Francisco bound
sugar vessels; the I’ntsey Dawson, front
Dutavio. who went ashore on a reef, and
put into Manilla to union 1 : the Mogue.
from Manilla, sprung a leak and put
into Ilong Kong in distress, where she
\va un 1 ■ > cling.
One hundred and seventy three thous
and loHars were received from Meadow
Valley mine, tor October, and 87J.77
If rti Hale it Norctos-.
Exaggera'eil rum rs of extent of the
fire in \ aliejo to-day caused great tin
easiness in Sin Francisco. When it
w is found that only one block was de
strayed, and tint the loss did not ex
ceed 8'll).(li)l). niuc'i r lief wis telt.
Judge Sawyer to-day tried and con
victed eight young men, well kit ,wn to
the pol ce us llarlnrv Coast rontub'is,
'■n charges of vag'anev : they were sen
! tenceil to the County Jiil. and request
ed to i.'s-i-t in cleaning sewers, and
| other public 'inusements (!) in order to
keep their systems in healthy condi
tion.
1 In the m itter of the mandamus to com
i pel Governor Haight to i--ue a co iimis
. -ion >« Captain ot the California Guards
to Charles <>"l>onnel. w iclt lets, attrnct
: e(J mucli attention. Judge Morrison ren
dered bis opinion this afternoon, dis
missing the man 1 tutus.
FROM HliXO.
Rkxo. November 7. — The Reno
switch uf Sharon's Steamboat Railroad
went into operation to day.
FROM LOS ANGELES.
Los Axoei.k*. November 7. A Rul
| road convention is c died for the l'tli
I in-t. it is intended to < nOmii a |duu to
ito* Legislature for t general system of
railroads through the southern comi
ties. Tie- subject of dividing the
county will also be discussed.
FROM OREGON.
Potm.Axn. November 7.—A narrow
| gauge railroad is projected between
Walla Walla and Wallol i.
, Wrestling Joe I’tvidsnn, heir to the
0 iruthers estate, covering an addition
to this city, has been arrested for per
jury. It is alleged that he is an im
poster and has no right to the property.
Joe is til years old.
STOCK S \ I, E S .
Evening lliianl.
Fur* kn C**n V.,
Ph«'n:x— *41
Mi-a'lou* Valley .
<». ul<| Curry — *io:;.
K*V. JSclrli* r
' .*7
Suva:**—? is
B**!rh* r f.l7_*'
• r-iwu P«:iut s ; *0.
Itaju; l ! &Lly—{77.
K ir- k:< O V 520.
W \ I’!'<•• »l«• 5*.1.
(57,
<v0«ii T; ;t rll’i.
s iin-i >r— >4 V,.
<’liHri* t » ,
Vul *•— 5U V
K‘-nhnk 5|47< !'
Pi* h fT .
If ■ ■ i. .. r ; . ,.
After Sarui'til.
Fora tlrno.SargenUhe Railroad candi
date ippeared to have the inside track
for the California Senatorship. Lately,
however, some ot the best men of bis
party have pronounced against him.
General John Ilidwell in a letter on
the subject says : •• I am opposed to
the giving of two commissions to any
one man one for the House anil the
other for the V. S. Senate—at one and
the s ime time."
To this the Sacramento lice adds:
*• And this calls to our mind the (act
that there are one thousand in- n in the
Republican party of California, each of
whom is better entitled to one commis
sion to Congress, than Mr. Sargent is to
two.”
Shi i. Another Thief.— Collector
Robb, ot Savannah. Georgia, has been
indicted in the 1*. S. District Court for
embezzling Government funds. Tin
name of Robb is suggestive ; a large
portion of Grant's appointees deserve
the same significant appellation. We
sometimes feel like saying something
a little unkind of these worthies, but on
second thought, we have always con
cluded to spare them on account of their
loyalty.
Qr.iKEitrsM.—Under the President's
Quaker policy ot stall (ceding the In
di ms, to enable them the more effect
ually to raid on unprotected settlers,
matters are wo: king to a charm in Ar
izona. The saddle, bridle, pistol and
other equipments id the mail rider,
murdered some time ago within two
miles of Tucson, have all been identified
in the possession of Indians cn the
Camp Grant Reservation.
Pot.AR Sea.—The members of the
German expedition to the North Pole—
the latest one from Prussia—have for
warded reports to Europe, announcing
the discovery ol an open Polar sea,
free from ice. and swarming with
whales." The report needs confirma
tion. as it comes from a private source.
HORN.
Iii Fun k i, Oct. f», tu the wife of Wm. Gib
son. a sou.
[With the above notice came much wine;
and, in bumper- that sparkled to the ceiling,
all hands connected with the Skntini l other
tth tr ! in dri king to the health aiul future
greatness of the n w comer.}
In (i 1 * ri 'ri • . N« v.. Nov 2, to the wife of
Orrin Ho>s. a daughter.
I Hamilton. N v. 2, to the wife of John
( oily* r. a daughter.
At Hattie Mountain Station. Xi v.t Oct. 31, t
the wife of I>r. Harris, a daughter.
31 ARKIKI).
In Car<on, Xov. 4, Timothy Mulb n t - Har
riet h. Hr< »u n.
In 10 i ■. X v. d, R S. Harris t-» Mi s Flor
ence Allen.
in--. ■-w.v.wr»r,p-'-r.rr-' ui it«r wrww.. rii.j'iTi
i>zi:d.
In Santa liirbara. Cal , Oct. 24, Wm. Ells
worth, aged U> v ears.
yii'tr <To-cl;uj.
IRON AND STEEL
W1 ll K ROP K,
FLA, 2 &WD S.OUZTD,
TTiOK HOISTING KKoM MINING SHAFTS
an i inclines; Ktrty ropt s ; Guy r- l • > ;
For trau.-mitting i>u\v- r. etc.
Manufactured of any Length or Size.
WIRE ROPE
Is lmitli theater. H«;hlt*r, uiul move
tluruhle than any nthcr kind
of rope.
Hallidie’s Endless Wire Ropeway,
(Wire TrGinvv .y,)
For tlic rapid and t om-nu .*I tran.-i>* rtat."U
ot op s uni "thcr muUii:. - > v. i n.. j us
and difficult roads. (St cure . 1 v l . I'm. nt ;
Also,
Patent Crip PuiSey,
For transmitting pnw.r, and Tv wLii-li t}iu
rpf i~ tULiiijnrid and i min t slip
S r:\IJ FOH tIRClI.ARS.
Ag'Tlry ul' the
i* a c i r i t"
Wins AMD wiai; HOPS
MA.MFAI Tl IlIMi » (OiPA.NV.
(OF C U.IFolINU i
All li'• 1111 > ai.d size- «• t Wir >'oij>taiitly cu
L ind and luanul'at tun d to tfider
A. S. 12 \U.IDIF,
Mi* Front ^t , Fiaiuisco, Cal.
iiovm am
W anted.
•)A OISIIS OF FIliST.FI.\SS FlUE-WOOD
**• ' ' at the >1.\ I IM.I. office. ip»\S'
— ..._____
W. rt^Si-LECH,
CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE,
\\ h jits.i!u alitl i»ctuil Hc..UT Ul
Fancy and French (Groceries,
Chickens, Butter, Eggs,
tou.m < o, < if; uts,
Main fetmt, n« xt door to l. Baron'b Fto«
________ glare. seI7
MAGNOLIA
LODGING HOUSE.
Wins HOl’SK IS \n\v Oi'KNKh TO Till:
" lul-lir, ami < tit. ins a lai /• mm,l« r < t
l.r»t ami . ad * la--' !*«m>. « Itx i 11 y tur
1 and jdi-a-antly 1 **••;»t•• d. 1.v< r\ ihin^
i1 • " • l’ aij. ’ii*I . ii»n*> | ar^u pooii , M
i r-t tl'ior, huitab'* l*»r tami'i« s. l£ *t*-~ m<
ra*' *1. <\ fl \UMmN, iJr**iiri«ator
>!■•< n ~t^r» et n* nr Bat. man ,.t
Carpenters a u d J.uilders.
M< Mini.A N A. IJOOTII,
f<M r :rit -tijc '• i.,in«-l oil .. ),
1 , M.l ,|U|.' UK <'WiKKNTf.J.S
▼ . W« 1 k i il i) IfililL' Jit : liit!
-*• If am: for I:. A ,iric .
CylLsii f..,t tiicJ at . y tiioc.
Give u( a ct l. i(;
Pfifhamlisc. __
NEW GOODS!
New Goods
AT
J>. M l AllKIM’S.
PI ST RFCFTAJ.D AM) X(HV IX
1'ACKINU, the
Largest and Best Selected
S T O C Iv
OF
DRY GOODS.
SUCH AS
SILKS,
FURS,
LACES,
SHAWLS,
CLOAKS,
ETC. ETC.,
And all art ole? of hi .rmp apparel f. r Ilia
^Ladies, of tie latest styles am! lineal material.
Also on huml. the I.AIUIEST AND 1>T>T
SEI.ECTEl) STOCK OF
CXOTifilXG,
IGK0CEKTE8,
I.HJIOKS, (MUKS, Etc.
ever K fore offered in this market.
I am di termimd to sell this
ERfifclENSE STOCK
AT
Prices that defy Competition.
The Ladies will find it to their sdvniiteire to
1 call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Mining Tools, Bar Iron
and Steel,
And a General Assortment of
MERCHANDISE.
MIMEES' QliWil’S
SlI’PLllIU,
At tin* Lonest Market Kates*
tijr iiKMi:.Mi:i:n tjh: plack—
D. iVi Aft HEIM,
oc5 Main Stmt, iurvka.
K. 1.. M.«1T, JK. J. (i. Mott, li. U. FISH,
San 1-rai.vit.eo. Hamilton. Luivku.
MOTT, FISH & CO.
Eureka and Hamilton.
IMrOKTKi:* AM) I'EAIEIIS IN
OQ A ISBWARE,
31 ilt nud 31 iiihur (iooilx,
IRON, STEEL, AKD COAL,
Gii£ FlS’Ii,
Steam and Caa Fittings,
House Furnishing Goods.
stovj:s,
Tin and Copper Ware.
Cutting ami Fitting (ias Pipe,
Mill and Furnace Work,
DoNi: o\ shout Nona:.
[
fU.E AGENTS FOIl
.Jessup's Celebrated Steel,
Lake Superior < En^-lo Fuse,
Toy, Biclilord Co.’s Fuse,
CBAS\2T POWDER,
AND
SUPONS’S POWBS3E.
.MO'fr, E1SII co.
Uovti-tf
A drainin'.;',
D. C. SHERLOCK
n fj OPENED HIS PAINT SHOP
, * 1 ' 1 f. , t, T, \t uTl • I til. s. II.
' Win r ||. i IT. |ml. <1 i.. ,11 I
' • , ‘''(MIN'., ''ll MM,. i.IjaININi,
' ti-. m iin in. i,. >i ,,i i|,,. !<n
' ’I h r.~ I r n,|.ih all. lull ,| to
Eur.Uu, Oct. til. l«7t. OOJ1 I
itlmlumlisr.
REVOLUTION IN TRADE!!
SEATON & CO.
Continue to keep a largp and Mtf
*lTe UMortnient of
Groceries,
PROVISIONS,
H A RDWARE,
POWDER, FUSE, Etc.,
Of the best quality ; also, an imam,
-stock of
CLOTHING,
BOOTS.SHOEI,
AND
FURNISHING QOODI,
/IF EVERY DESCRIPTION, WHICH THET
guarantee to he of the beat matfml.m
diri'i-j l'i um tirst-class houses.
Thee 1 ave also on hand a largo and eit«.
sive gto, kof
311XEUS’ TOOLS,
BAR lllOX, STEEL,
CARPENTERS’ TOOLS,
Of remit importation.
Having been a lung time in business lere.wa
haw fa* ilitie- lor furnishing goods lo purcLii
vrs at low er rates, and of belter quality, this
auy other house iu Eureka.
Our goods arc imported direct from the very
he -1 hu .ses. and none but first-class articles are
exposed for sale.
Another feature about our establishment it,
that w e are prepared
To Deliver Goods
T-> ary pa t of the city free of charge; also,to
•up| ly boarding Houses and Mining Compa*
nics at the shortest notice.
Kureka, (h tuber i», 1871. . oelD
MUTUAL
Life Insurance
I COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
rjpuis I* the
Largest ami IJest Company
IX THE WORLD,
i and tho
Oldest Life Company
in the: i'nitkd states.
Assets. . . . 48.000.000.
Dividends, Assets, and £n
tire System
\JjLt CASH.
Policies are Non-forfeilable
AND
Exempt from Execution.
SIMtOSTOX & HENLEY,
Ai-r hts f-»i tlu* thu?-* of Nevada aud adjacent
i\ rritnrics.
S. We iiCKINSON,
WATv ! iAKER & JEWEIEB,
Main Street,
Ml Murpl.j's Hoot and Shoe Store, *t'r°siIe
Kurrka Hid'd.
F23JE WATCHES
skillfully t(e|mirt-«l uu<l IVarr*1'*^'
JLWEIRY
Manufarlurrd anil KejMilretl
'll w vk lr.iu a distance will meetwi*
prompt attention.
1. V ku. til I. 1-71. C1*1
Franco-Amerlcan Bakery!!
Corner of llurl n:ul Cl.uk stref^i
.1. I'. A1UHVT.Pri>prt*l#n
tuts mi: I INKST AMERICAN ASH
I 1:KM H lilthAll—
l‘J Mnult 1 *»;»v< - lor.51 ^
‘ lur^c Knaves for.. 1 ^
I'li-'. fake. i :e . delivered to KaUltlin**®1
IP Main Oil at tile shortest notice. .
K ircka, October T>. 1S71. oa