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EUREKA, EUREKA COUNTY, NEVADA. FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 14. 1S76. NO. 37
• • **!'•'* ___ _ . . .____
eureka daily Wife
rUBlABHKP KVKKY KORNWO (UXOIW MOMIIAY)
—BY—
CASSIDY & DENNIS.
J0M H. DKBBIB* _ GK0- W- CA8B,DV
XfciKNS OK SUBSCRIPTION:
Oneeepy.ono year, by mail.... ■
One copy. *i* month*, by nail..-— —.
One TOPV. three montbi, by mail . 5 ,l0
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T II B
eureka and palisade
B.ail road!
HAS BEKNJ
Completed to Eureka,
And the Company i« now ready to carry p*v
aengers and freight over the road
With Regularity and Dispatch.
Train' will run as follows until further
notice:
PaaNenger Trniias
J^>are Eurek a daily at. a. m.
Arrive at I’ali-aae at..10.HO a. m
Making connection with
East and West Bound Trains of the
Central Pacific Railroad.
K«»tu ruing:
Leave Pali-ad* at. 4:00 v. w.
Arrive at huroka at.10:.>0 r. m.
IrfUlat and Accoinmodalftou Train.
jaeave Kuroka daily at... 7:00 a m.
Anivo ut Paliaado at. 4:40 v. m.
Leave PaliMmU daily at. 7Hli a. in.
Arrive at bun ** at... *:•*) v. u.
The Comimnr will deliver freight to
Hamilton,
Pioche,
Tybo,
Reveille,
Belmont,
AND A LI. POINTS SOUTH.
By it* teiinf, with e»re end liisiiateli und ai
the lowest rate*.
ni7tf I*. 1-iVI.K I M, Sup'l.
EUREKA AND PALISADE
TELEGRAPH CCMPAKT.
V K n ( K
With Well*, Fargo & Co,
Main street, Eureka.
THE ONLY LINE
C'ennsetluv with the Direct At Inn.
He t’nlHf,
For all European cities atul towns, nnd At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph. For all points
coal and west our facilities for
RAPID TRANSMISSION
are the best in the world.
n27tf P EVERTS. Oeneral Sup*t»
D. B. ZBKXKEBL dt CO.
HANKERS.
In the Old t:x|>r<*»» linlldiiiK.
Muin Struct, Kureku.
TyiAWS AT SIGHT ON
SAN rilANCISCO,
NEW TORE
LONDON,
And nil principal cities in the Ini ted Sluter
aud Europe.
Discount commercial paper.
Keceive deposit* in Coin or Currency on
open account; Certificates or Special Deposits,
and will transact a
(■vuoral Knaikliitf KSii»lue*M.
Dong exp hence in the
t^olleetliav Dcpsrtineut
| Cf Wells, Fargo A Co., justifies us in an
nouncing that w« will make
^llsriiouM from AhroiMl a hpch.ilt)'
---aptttf_ _
J®*» k. PiiToa, nu> A.cuana, h. mullkk
PAXTON & CO.,
BANKERS.
Rl’REKA, NEVADA,
J)RAW AT SIGHT, IN SUMS to SUI-i
Anglo-Californian Rank.San KrnncDeo
An*lo-Californian Rank.London
J. 4 W. Selicman 4 Co.Now York
D.O. Mill, A Co.Sacramento
Docker A Jewett..Mary,villa
White A McCorniok..Salt Lake City
tioI?,Kk"n* Co?.merHal Make Colleo
ooun.n 8,,*P",IW in Coin or Currency
P«»it,Md tran"ict t“,°*t0’°r S"CC“1 Ue‘
1 GENERAL BAKING BUSINESS
Xi0lJulIT AND S0LD
-—_nihil_
Lost-$20 R e w r* rd.
S™.™ FROM KISH CREEK. ONE
<id» .7* horse; ha, a blotch biantl on left
side him!)8 r !• al11.* ha, a white spot on each
mule hr.-”/ i r* Also a thrown horse
left hi, ran,?l’,<J "’"h * I above a heart on the
about inn V11' ,,r.° w,"fh animals and weiph
be iiald00fni>*»tH^‘j 18 “hove reward will
leadingt f?I .*h°lr delivery or information
tunaing to thotr rooovery.
-L*»flni _.1. S. WH1TT0N.
NOTICE.
I fo^|Rt Tu?rH,I)AY HOLD AND TRANS
iness to. Woodruff 4 Lnnor my -ntir,, bus
uk.°‘ Kond-wi 1. etc., of mv
min 6tCuet- between Clark and Rite
lu^fur^thel8' " thl" ,0,Tn- 'iiankiny the pub
li.lt J„ if bast patrunaire, I respectfully so
li,!; a continuance of tin ir favor, for the now
fW. i „ A- O* SNKT81NUKK.
Kureka, June 37, i«7ti. jo^-lm
SA LOONS.
COURT EXCHANGE
Northeast Cornor of, hjain and Bateman Sts.
EUREKA. N K V.
XTONE BUT THE FINEST QUALITIES
l*i ot liquors and the choicest brands of
cigala dispensed at the bar.
Connected with the establishment is a
Club R o o m
A nd a number e* well-furnished card-room*
for private partier.
jalltf HANK KNIGHT, Proprietor.
THE SAZERAC -SALOON,
Main Struct. Ei'Rkka,
NNITH * CANA VAN. PROP'S.
REFITTED and REFURNISHED!
Making it one of the most attractive places in
Eureka.
The BiHiard Parlor,
Attached to the SAZEKAC, is the finest bil
liard room in town, containing the newest and
most improved tables.
The Lunch Stand,
IVJH. Jl 111, Prop*r,
Attached to the SAZEKAC, is neatly fitted up,
and the finest lunches, with IIOT COFFEE
AiNIt TEA, can always be obtained*
DROP IN AT THE SAZERAC!
my*3Mt
FRANK’S SALOON!
JOS. MENDES, Prop’r.
VyriJOl.K^DK AND RETAIL DEADER
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
All kind* of Soda Drinks,flavored with th*
following EX Til ACTS .con nattily or. hand:
■^arasparilla. Shorrbot, Fear,
Flack berry. Ambrosia, Orgeat,
Demon* Kane, Eortar,
Ora ago,1 Milk Flinch, Hock.
\ nnilio, Ice Cream, Claret,
V'ingr, Cofifoet ream. Mint,
Strawberry, t ho’late cr^a nCatawba.
Fine Apple, Grecian Bend, *VildCberry
ila*Pberry and Don’t*’are.
RENO and CLUB ROOMS!
Money to loan on collateral or approved
business paper.
__27-nihl4_
PALACE SALOON,
East Main street.
South of Wells, Fargo <k Co.
f.l I II Lit n.AKIi. rrwprlclor,
Has fitted it, in the best style
the above Saloon, where ho will keel
only the choicest brands of Liquor* and Ci
gars. Call and ho cor vinced.
Eureka. Nov. 1<>. 1X71. nov2l-tf
U IIjLI a. k i>s !
ihb couarsm.
nAR.IT'ST RKCKIVCT) M‘,W 1511.1,[AIU
TABLES, with Delanv4* Puioui Wir*
Cushions, and is to be kept as
A FIRST-CLASS SALOON.
i
‘’ropr«,to,J
»r»l«_
OAMBRI.US 8 A LOO A
-AND
LUNCH HOUSE!
In the basement of WhittOL's
AM EH.CAN EXCHANGE BUILDING,
N. E. Corner ol Main and Clark Ste.
CmiCAGHi;eeu. AND THE BEST LIQ
> uorft, lV ini s anu ( igar* fur 1-MV vents.
Cold Lunch iit all heirs.
1IAUPT A M(DaNIEL
(MAC. the Stage Driver), Proprietors.
May 0, lh7i». myotf
EL DORADO SALOON.
BILLIARD HALL AND TEN-PIN ALLEY
Tno I).Mir. Allow- 1‘nxton & Co'.
Hunk.
Main Struct, Eureka,
r|MllS SALOON HAS RECENTLY BEEN
X thoroughly rolitted and rolurmahod, and
Mocked with tne
KIN KIT WINKS, LIQUORS AND ClllARS
THAI OUU LI) BE UBIAIN EU.
It will bo continued, aa hcrotuforo,
A First-Class Establishment in
Every Respect.
Evory one is cordially invited to call,
LAOEK llEEl<v from the Philadelphia
Brewery of San I ruueiaco, kept constantly
on hand.
'Itl-in>3tf D. W. LsiVA.V Proprietor
ARCADE SALOON!
W. 8. SOLAN3, Pro’r,
South Main Street, Eureka, Nevada.
IJIIIE BEST! )’KS, THE VERY REST,01
Wlura, l,li|ii»r*aii<l I'lgara
Passed over the ARCADE BAR.
-fob
twelve and a HALF CENTS !
dl7-tf W. 8. BOLAND.
iob »mtmw« or ail kinds, ex.
*) ecuted with diipatoh at the SENTINEL
printing Offiua.
MISt'ELLA SEO US.
WM. H. CLARK
KEEPS
EVERYTHING !
I
AT TUB CORNER OF
MAIN AND CLARK STREETS*
, ETJRE K A ,
NEVADA.
AG ENT FOR DUPONT AND GIANT
POWDER.
WM. II. CLARK.
Eiirnkn, April 8, 1878. apStf
THE PIONEER
ArlAIH JEWELRY STORE
> IN
E U R E K A !
i:hriiti.isii l it in 1809.
I _
■jJ. STRAUS,
(Opposite J. A. Paxton Sc (Vs Bank'.
INFORMS 1 HE POBUOTHAT HE WILL
silt at m holcsnlc prices his entire stock ol
W utches and Jewelry, ."ilverware.
Spectacles, etc.
lie meant business. Call and «oo him.
Alarm clocks at $1 i»i*t <• •, formly $8.
\\ arches cleaned and repaired t**rtM.
J. '"THAI > is in weekly receipt of new
Wa'ches and Clinics.
lie hail t e only aenoine Bir^li p it* nt watch
key that wind* up ail natch >; »-rice£1 Midi
Orders from ilitecuuiry promptly hi tended
t". J STilAl S.
je|-*f
EUREKA AND CALIFORNIA
L lT M HER C 0 M P A \ 1.
South Main Street, Eureka.
Nevada and California
LUMBER.
OK ALL KINDS.
Redwood, Oregon and Sugar Pine
MINING TIMBERS
Building: Lumber!
A complete assortment of
Clear & Dressed Lumber, Flooring,
Siding, Rustic and other
STYLES OF SIDING, MOULDING,
Lath, Shingles. Doors,
Sash and Blinds, etc., always on
Hand.
EVERYTHING AT THE LOWEST CASH
RATES.
riTtl K. * I„ CO.
LEVIN & BRANDTS’
Bavaria and Boca Beer Depot.
; l'h roe door# above Meyer*# A Frank lin*#,
MAIN cUTtEKT, EUREKA.
llfE WILL KEEP OX HAND
If a constant supply ot the eel**
orated Bavaria and Pocii Beer; ulsn^HH^
Vineyard, Prop A (V# JMir.crae da Forge, and
other well known brand# of brandies, Bour
bon and Iiye whiskies, #ot»o 24 vear** old,
and the finest liquor# of all kind# at 12‘v
con # a drink.
We have an elegant elevator of the latent
pattern for hoi ting the beer, til e*t in
gla-Mo*. cold Iron) the cellar, at the tick ol
the bell.
Free lunch from 11 to l o’clock daily; will
also keep sandwiches of all kind#, Dutch
Herring#, Caviar, Hum, etc. Pigai# a #pe
Oiaity. M- • i\ I, I - LEV IN,
ji-tf L d IS BRANDT.
F. LOI33 WY
I > KGS TO INFORM IUS
1/ friend# that he no hoiurht
• he agency of «J. H. Mil'll A EL
for all the
Kaatcrii I'Hper#, PeriiMllcnh, Naga*
xine# and FahIiIoik HiMikM,
And I# proparod to deliver them to his sub*
w fiber# at their place of residence
FRF. K OF CHARGE!
OFF U’E. at G. Yountt’n Gunamith’a Shop,
MuL. atreot.
HOTELS, ETC.
TURNER HOUSE.
Having again assumed control
«f the abovo establishment I am pre
pared to accommodate all who may favor me
with their patronage.
The house is to be immediately overhauled
and thoroughly renovated.
Afint-clnss BILLIARD SALOON will also
be added.
The Bar
Stock will comprise the choicest liquors, wines
and cigar obtainable iu the San Francisco
market.
The Tnble
Will, at all times, be supplied with every del
icacy of the season.
B. M. Ti nNKIl, Proprietor.
mrl.Vtf
l.\TEU\ATIO\AL HOTEL.
MAIN STREET.i.EUREKA. NEV.
Mrs. D. H. HALL, Proprietress.
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED IN
Eureka. Elegant and well ventilated
rooms.
* A Fine Dining Ball
In connection with the establishment.
__nliitf
MOCH’S.
I WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY
1 friends in Eureka and ltuhy Hill, a ni the
public in general.' that I have leased the
Parker House Restaurant,
Ami will conduct the Mime
As a First-Class Eating-honse
Hoping to receive a *hare of patronage, and
aMitring mv friends* and the public that 1
will do all in my power to please.
MRS. J NO. A. MOCH.
Piocho Daily Record copy, fe23*lm
Hurrah for the Railroad!
BILLY GILLEN TO THE FEONT.
Board, $7 a Week; Single Meals,
37 1-2 Cents.
Silver Brick Hotel,
South Main street. Eureka.
and after November, l, 1875, the above
prices will be charged at the Silver Brick,
oJUf WJM. GILLEN, Proprietor.
The Pioneer Restaurant,
Opposite J. S. M’hitton'a Stone Store, Main
Street, Eureka.
GEO. P. EU2VEGB.Sir
\ITILL UK PLKA>HIJ TO 8RE ALL HIS
f I old t'ri'-mie at his house at any time.
\i the PIOXKKR they will tind
The Tables Supplied
*vith all the delicacies that can be obtained,
•uui the l ioneei shall be as wol) kept as an>
Jestaiirant in Eureka.
Give me a cull ami see how entirely you wil
»*e suited. jel7
J. L. HINt KLKY. J. II. LOCKWOOP
PARKER HOUSE,
EC BEK A, NEV.
ilincklcy &. Lockwood, Proprietors.
T’llE Komis a BE SPACIOUS AND
I supplied with Spring ISods throughout.
I ll I. IIA It
Is ftirni«hrd with the finest Liquors and
igars ilm* uan ho purchased.
A I iul.cljw, KcNlnurniit on She
First Floor.
The Palisade, Hamilton, Austin. T.vbo ami
| Liolmont S.Hgor, all stop st this ilouso.
jll-uUi
UNITED STATES BAKERY
and Restaurant.
Jacob Kirachstallor, Prop’r.
<EHVKI> UP AT ALU TIMES. IN TUt
>5 xnast approved style.
Fish, Game,
Ind the best PEEK, P'MK and MliTtuN
tu ho i ruourod in the market.
Meals at all hours.
BREA l>. 1MKS, OAKES, etc. tnyH-tl
PEG III A LODGING HOUSE.
\JT,S. J. M. ANl> V. MOTT SMITH
ifl have opened the above-named lodging
house on NoKlII MAIN feTRHKT, which
liU' recently been thoroughly renovated unci
roiurni-hod.
The Rooms
Arc f*'uciou'’ and pleasant and will bo kept
in the cc»l of order, while
The Charges
Will he af* reasonable rh at any establish
ment i*» the town, j«7-tt
1111:
SUMMER PLACE,
FKEIK It. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
OODA water with all —
tho different flavoring ex*
trat ts 1 ijnwn.
Fresh buttermilk ev«ry day.
• r re.-h t utitoi mu fruit9, ( au
dio*, Nut*, etc., ken* constantly on bund.
Tu*» attention of tho ladle* is rcHpeottully
callod to uiy FLACK, below Fisk’s Chop
House. jul
t7 DETTER
rpAKKS 1 HIS METIlOP OK INFORMING
1 tho p ublic that ho bus on* nod the finest
BATHING & SHAVING SALOON
In Kuro* «, in tho building known its the Sil
ver Frick, on North Main <*tro«-t.
l*ri\ at • entrance tor Indies on l$uol street.
Aly patron* aro assured’bn* no pain* will
be spar' d for their 13 i and com
fort. jel>tf
M [tiCELL A A'EO US.
GO TO THE
New Blacksmith Shop
To get your work don*.
GOOD WORK AND LOW PRICES!
I AM PREPARED WITH
good stock of material to
do work promptly.
Light buggy, wagon-work and painting will
receive especial attention.
florae Nboelug executed with dispatch,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
GEO. L, OTT,
mrBl-tf South Main street. Eureka.
r. SASTEW-*
CHICAGO BEER DEPOT 1
Opposite Wells, Fargo A Co’*.
I WILL KEEP A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF
the celebrated
Boca Lager Beer!
Pronounced the best in the United States.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Also the
well-knowa CHICAGO BREWERY BEER.
I invito my friends and the public in gen
eral to drop in and take a smile.
my24tf _F. HASTEN,
PIONEER
Barber Shop & Bath House,
First door north of the Pioneer Restaurant.
North Mat" street. Euroka.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING RE
cently openeu the abcve estaklisnmont
jffers his professional services to all who
desire a firsr-elass physiognomical HAIR
CUT. or an ecstatic Sil A VE.
&0~ Hair Cutting, 50 cents. Shampooing*
iU cents.
Connected with the estab
lishment are several neatand
elegant Bath Rooms, where
the most desirable Ilot or
Cold Baths can be bad at all timos.
BATHS, 75 CENTS.
A share *f public patronage is solicited.
JAMES AJ. M. MOODY. Prop'r.
Joint 8HR0UFK. HUGH MC’CRUH.
SHROUFE & McCRUM,
[Successors to J. M. Goowey Jt Co.,
Importers of Liquors,
riff b
KENTUCKY WHISKIES, Etc.
409 ru(I 411 Front tit.,
San Francisco. : : : California.
mr~>tf
S. FRIEDMAN,
DKALKR IN
FAMILY GROCERIES, CROCERY AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A CHOICE
lot of Furnily Groceries and Country
.'rod uce.
Lhdiea.if you want your husband? to love
[ vou, go to Friedman's for your groceries, as
the following will show:
>»i! say not 1 love you, because the molasses
You purchased at Friedman's was gclden
and clear;
The syrup, the sugar, ♦he JoMv in glasses.
The crackers, the maek’rel I know were not
dear.
But when vou came to me with Friedman's
smoked salmon.
And showed me his samples of Limborger
cheese.
[ felt that his claim to bo cheap was not gam*
mon.
1 loved you, and said so. dear Jane, on my
knees. ia28tf
Eureka Drug Store!
SNut Dwir to W’ellM, Fargo
4 <V» Office.
VVhero can be found
Fresh and Pure Medicines,
Patent Medicines of all Kindi,
Perfumery and Toilet Articles
OF ALL KINDS.
Careful attention given to the preparation oi
PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS,
Having had a practical knowledge in thialin
ror more than twenty-five years.
anJOtt F. J. SCHNEIDER. Druggist.
JACOB B. LANGSTROFF,
Merchant Tailor,
ext door to International Hotel, Main street,
lilts a Fine Stock of
Imported French Broadcloths,
Doeskins, Cassimeres,
Vestings, Eto„
Direct from new york.on hand.
. He wilt furnish a line suit of clothes, and
exact tit guaranteed tor less cash than any
tailor in this State, and San Franoisce not ex
cluded.
__ _ard-tf_ _
EDWARD CASEY,
Fashionable Tailor.
Has removed to t.h e north- ^s.
west corner of Main aud Rate
man streets, above Swoeney’s stable, (13
vhert he will keep constantly on hand •■HA
Cloths of the Latest Patterns,
And a emnpletn assortment of all kinds of
TAILORING GOODS. Keeping tally posted
in regard to the latest styles, 1 am enabled at
all times to serve niv patrons witli FASH
ION A RLE GARMENTS.
All work guaranteed, and PRICKS TO
SPIT THE TIMES. No misfits allowed to
leav e the shop. nSOtf
). Levin. Eureka. i. simon. San Francisco
LEVIN & SIMON,
IUPORTVRS ASP DKALKBR IS
CIGARS.TOBACCO,STATIONERY
CONFECTIONERY,SCHOOL BOOKS,
ETC., ETC.
Main Street, Eureka, Nevad.i.
I nl
Ml SPELL A NKOU8._
D. M ANHEIM,
BIALIK IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
ffjr
BARON’S BRICK BUILOINB.
MAIN STRUT.
Eureka, Nevada.
__
o. BuiKKL. a. urm
0. DUNKEL & CO.,
Corner Main and Clark tree to.
Beaten is Feroign and Bometdo
DRY GOODS,
AND CAOTHUTCt!
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS. CAPS, ETC..
And Manafactaren of
CASSIXERE a«D WHITE BHIKTB,
mrlS-tf
NEW CLOTHING STORE.
Gents Famishing Goods,
Boots, Shoes and Bats,
Fresh, Fashionable
and Cheap.
JUST OPENEEP, BOOTH OF PAXTON
A CO'S BANK.
The cheapest goods in town FOR MON KY
SAM. GOLPSTONB,
jelotf Proprietor.
HORSES FOR SALE!
ISO X.ARGB WORK BOUSES
Are offered for sale
on good terms, at the Railroad
Company's Stable, on South Main
street. The horses will be kept
constantly on hand until all are sofiTT
A Number of Thorough-braced
Wagons!
Will be sold cheap. Terms eash. or approved
credit, J. B. KEEN,
„ . . Veterinary Surgeon.
Eureka, May 28, 1876. mv28tf
JUST KHOBXVEB
-AT
J. H. MICHEL’S.
MAIN ST., EUREKA.
First door above W. H. Stowell’s Drug Store,
A fresh stock of
Stationery of all kinds,
Cigars and Tobaoeo,
Meerschaum Pipe.,
Cutlery, Toys,
And fancy goods of all kinds.
N. B.—A choice lot of ALBUMS for holi
day presents. d8tf
SAIM. GOLDSTONE.
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, To
baccos, Cigars, Hardware,
Crockery, Glassware,
And a full assortment of Qoneral Merchan
dise cheap for cash, wholesale and retail.
Call and see me at Odd Fellows’ building,
or at my Clothing Store, south of Faxton k
Co’s Bank. jelMf
Wholesale Liquor House *
In Whiltea’i Stone Bnlldlnff, Sala
Street. Eureka.
Having just retuued from the
East, after purchasing a large and
SELECT STOCK OF
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIOARS,
1 am competent of not only competing with
the Eureka merchants, but alike with San
Francisco travelers. 1 will alto beable to
furnish salooon-keepers with
Cron It Beer,
On and after June 1st
I say nothing but what I am willing to
guarantee. COMB ANI> SEE FOK YOUR
SELF. HENRY KIND. Proprietor.
—— _____ ieltLmytt
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES.
All property, real and per.
tonal, is now a>sess*ble for State and
county purposes. Property holders will eon
for a faver by calling at tbe Assessor’s office
1 and giving in their statements.
myUf J. C. POWELL. County Assessor.
Ruby Hill Water Works.
From and after this date all
claim* against the Ruby Hill Water
Works will be paid by J. W. PEARSON,
who is also alone authorised to settle with
those indebted to the same.
W. B. HATJrCB, Proprietor.
>eM/

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