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eukek*v daily seniinll.
wTmwm UxwiT *‘>™**)
CASSIDY A DENNIS.
cro. w. OASPIDY.
TKKMS OK SEi^CnU'TION: si5 ^
On««*f^' Ji^fmontbs.1 by uinii--. « «j
Onecop>»*■ ** _'riwnthH. by n.nil. 5 W
I '•',i'> f"'~
T II iS
eubeka i$q palisade
3FL.Kil1*0 ^ ^"
HAS BEEN
ConiFleted t0 Eureka*
Ani tho Company it nnw ready to carry paa
jengor, and freight over tho road
With Regularity and Dispatch
Train* vnll rua aa fulbn* until fartlior
latieo;
I’ancngcr Trains
Utri Eureka daily at. 3:30 a. k.
Arrir* at Pall*aJo ut.IO.Wa. m.
.Making connection nith
E«t and West Bound Trains of the
Central Pacific Railroad.
Itctiiriilag:
jjanPaliraJs at. bOO r. u. !
Arrio4 tufokii at.10:30 r* H. .
FreUkt ltd:! Accommodation Train: 1
igcar* Kir**kn <l;ii!jr at.,. 7:00 a m.
.irfiwit ‘Mis» io at,. 3: >0 p. w.
U*ri KnlisaUo daily at... 7 td a. a,
jrrif* H fiuraki at.. k:% r. w.
XI,Company will dolivar frairht tu
Hamilton,
rioche,
Tybo,
Reveille,
Belmont,
AND ALL POINTS SOI Til,
BrkLi t«aa;«, with «ra and dispatch anil at
tho low*«t ratu«.
iiiTtf P. kUhllM-i ilfralAii^'t.
EUREKA AND PALISADE
TeLUGHAPH c olipany.
0 F F ) C 2ft
WiUi F7a&*, Forgo & Co,,
JJai.i street, ~,<r*kR.
THE ONLY LINE
tuiKtliig si ills the Kwirert At’.nu.
list able,
frill Eirogeta eiliss ac«i towns, and At*
hist a*4 hauCc Tc'ograph. Fpr all points
Nuiiad west «sr facilities for
KAi'lD 'i'll A NAM I
nlki but in Ilia world.
!*■ I I I • ' • • ’:.v
S. FRIEDMAN;
PKU.r u |y
FU3IIY GROCERIES, CRQCERY AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
f' N'SIWNTLY ON IIANW. A CHOICE
Vl* of Family Groceries and Country
Pl'-l’JL'ft.
UJi -, if yo i want yy ;r husbands to love
| wgtoto Friedman's for your grocorioi, a«
f !l«following will n,j. ,r:
! ta! say net i love yo i. bwin^i tho mols.«so*
Voa mirchaso i ut F rivdinun’s wa.< gclden
r »n|eluir;
*vrup, the m rir, thr.isHy in glasses,
1Tm cracker*, tho uiaek’rnl l know wore not
4'iur.
Hctwbeit you ramo to me with Friedman's
Idivked minion,
Aoil jh >wed mo his samples of Limborger 1
. eWv-e,
'' H ibi; hU claim to bochoup wus not gam* ;
toon,
I* yon, and said so. dear Jane, on my
_iaJMf
eureka foundry.
"• c. Au rj is rs. s o z<r,
5 5 A.yiNti VliRaiASKt) 'I'll E PROPER.
as the Kitr.-Kit Foundry. i.«
Hoit «W4 to furnish milts. furnace.-, etc.
£•*•>...r.£* of 4R Descriptions | also,
Maehino Work.
i..!f*^r,,Vir\i<,;r" fr?1?. Austin, Belmont, llumil
.I'.aml ‘ solicited and tilled with
UFA this foundry
t riini ' nr i ‘ i’v""' ,,n t’,n '»o»t ron i nai le
e-i to rt**M left at the foundry, or uddrosfr*
h- „ L. 0. AN 1 >KKS(*N.
*ill rmJijJv*1 *'oll,1dry. Eureka, Nevada,
receivenroeiot eitnntion. • o'eOr.f
JACOB B. LANGSTrlOFF,
Merchant Tailor,
“‘loorto International Hotel. Main atroet,
l ine Nloek ol
•ported French Broadclo'.hs,
UocsEitta, Cassimores,
rvtor Vcsiinrs, Eio.,
D -NKW VOV.lv, ON II AN 0.
a net fit ., ,ur"1'11 ;> line suit ol dothoi., ami
1?‘l|,r is tSii°Siai1|U "' V'T l,"7 rush than any I
cWt*U, tato, aao ftub b iMonaco not ox
r J,WM BUSINESS !
! fg* It. *1 I Sl’ Ki t 1MVKJy A a -
Mid. 1 ’"n J,vr’lv, f,,r ■ &V’X
•'U,vi ‘iv,! r,"^r'"d -... -v*-,
I'lulii ; 1 MJ I;,I.) u AHK, Cake
in,,.),' •. • * icklo ttnvi liuttor l)i*liccj :
hr lungH, otvj.
^ICK M - *3 S7ALI PROFITS
p '.ND JEWELRY
" rl ,,l:< ‘nil « manner, and‘all
FRANK IHiilki.ii,
t <t.l it
rOLTTICAL. I
DEKOCItATIC COUNTY CON
VENTION.
'PIIE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CEN
X trnl Committee « f Eureka county, Ne
vada. at a meeting h«*ld in Eureka, on tho
evening of AMgiist lS7b,
Hr? oivfMi, That a County Convention of tho
Democratic party for Eureka county, Xev„
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
State and county officers, to be elected at tbo
gon« ral el .-tion of November, J^7.», bu hold
in the town of Eureka, in the Court-house, on
i'hiirs lny, the 28th eS::y of Neptein
her, lb7(J, /it 11 o'clock, A. 91.
Resolved, Tint the primary elections in tho
several precincts be hold on
Siitiiniay, .September Iti, lb70.
The committee made an apportionment of
dolegutes from the following precincts, vix:
Delegates.
Eureka, precinct No. 1. r»
Eureka, precinct No. 2.19
Mat a moi its. 1
At a .. 1
linnilm g.. 1
Eisb <’r g. 1
Einto Mill.. I
Vandci b • i t. 2
Spring Valiev.. I
I;uby Hill, propur. S
Cortez. 2
R'owawi*. 1
l'ali da. t
I»o".°i»'s Ranch—Devil's (into. 2
Robert's Creek. 1
Widow Creek. 1
Rub.- Hill—Richmond. 4
El-nsant Vallay. 2
^cott's Ranch. 1
Total... -.63
It wus resolved, that, at the different poll
ing places, on the day of the primary election,
thr citi/ ns should organ /*» unci a .point
I that
the polling place*, in the populous precinct*,
be kept op from 19 o'clock a. w, until 7 i*. m.
R> -olved, That the tc.tat th“ primaries bA,
*' M ill you support Tilde n and Hendricks in
the c -miug campaign?”
A. RiEDH.«, J. C. LOCKWOOD,
Secretary. Chairman.
nu*td
fornruj..]
|>?tf)p(is::i) \MK.N DM FAT AND KKVIS
L ion of tho ronsti ution of tho State of
vova la, paused at tiio sovcnth session of the
Legirlnturo:
it* M»iv«» j, by tho Amiably, the Senate con
e rr n •, t.hul tli Constitution of the State of
Nevada bo noun lid us follow?:
Amend ? otien one of Article IX. of the
C'.n-titufio'i j.f thu State of Nevada, .:u as to
rend ns fol w -;
SeCiiir. I, The f cal y sir ?hflll commence
'r.:- >::-t day oi I><*.•«*»■jher in each year.
I »■« d Junitary If), ’fc7'».
d, by the * ^sonibly, the Senate con
curring, that our history, a- a State, has
laugh’, i e lha n -e.} of revising tho Con
stitution: wuthen-:ore rccommerd tho el ve
to' *. nt the fioxt election i« i members of tho
1 egrlature, to vote >r or against tho calling
<d atJonremiunf r th • purpo? * of revising
th • o: -tit ition of t" t < o os Nevada.
Passed February 15, lw.
I hereby certify the foregoing to he true
eopi rom thu original enrolled resolutions
on do in »y office.
(i.S.I Witiu* * my hand and tho Great
Seal of too Stut.*. August 1, 1*7*1.
*i • i• , d 1 Vil . < > r.. S« • of State.
V~j 0 U * AM JOHNSON, |
Whoh Go and Retail Dealer in
STAPLE AND FANCY
C; iiOCEIUEH
^ rovislono
".utter and F~£o a Specialty.
1 linin' nml Ureal.!;;*.! Uacod,
»«ear cured, always on hand.
r^TIme doors north of Clark ptr.'ot, on
y(ain atroot. anltf
HEMtY KIND,
AVholo ule and retail dealer in
LiQcurte, w uzzz a:;d cicaes,
»u Main street, opposite l'icnoor Restaurant.
XTAYINO dl’ST RETURNED J« !:<‘M
Louisville, KcntucUy, nml Sin Frun
ci*co, Cali orma, and tnmlu arrangement* for
regular shipments of good* in n»v lino of him
in I am prepared to outbid ull opposition
lor quality and pi let
Give mo n call ami find out tho TRUTH of
the above abortions for yourselves.
miStf 11. KIND.
PIONEER
Barber Shop & Bath House,
First door north of tho Pioneer Restaurant,
North Miu" street, Eureka.
frHK UNDEl^MNEiH HA VINA KF
1 cently oponou tho abc vo establi f,merit
offers .hia professional services to u!l who
iltwjro a first-class i ?i> iognon.ical 11A1K
CFT, or an ecstatic Sll A \ I .
* Hair Cutting, U) cents. Shampooing*
bO cents.
p} Connected with tin catab*
* <«>„ '“7 ^ lieIiu)ont are several nejit and
V " I- ent Hath boom*, where
' ; ' ■ »•» must <:■ ir ible Hot or
Cold Hath.' < an In* hud lit all timer.
EATZZio, 75 C^NTS.
A share »f t» it»lic pm r*»; n ro is *olicit“d.
JAM :.S .»i. .V. AU)Ol)Y. Prop’r.*.,
.. i
STAYED CA STOLEN.
ON OR Alibi T Til 10 I II'- .>
teonth day of November. 1 vy-s
i rotti I‘avis* rmi li, in PI • ’ r t J ,•> y'
\ alley.One HI, U u M -v »• Ml HE, / ]'
and one 1,1(111 f I»Ub»\\ .S Ml HK, same
•bight call it a bay. I he black mule is
branded on th * I oft hip with a figure
I a h mule should be branded with tho letter
l>t peihaos so dim that if cannot be seen.
Said mules wcinh a bout l.IOO pouuds each.
I will pun the above reward to a v oin
who will deliver tho mule* i»r. my place in
EurnUa. * W. Ji. HAlvKUH.
Jd-tf_
STATE A .'ID COUNTY TAXES.
A 1-1. I’ROHKHTY, ltl'U, AND HElt.
i *. •onal, t* iuhv ililo |(,r nml
i_"unty pin- m■ . . I’rorni ty lioiiloiv iiil cou
fur n tuvor by i :iliiii.r tit tbo A.-..osier's oliii',
no'l Eiviuir In tlu-ir mi .
">M 1.0. l»OU ill,' .-mtyAt ■
MISCELL A NEC US.
Wki. hTcLARK;
KEEPS
EVERYTHING !
.AT TIIE CORNER OF
MAIN AND CLARK STREETS'
E I T II E K A ,
NEVADA.
8«• AGENT FOR DUPONT AND GIANT
POWDER.
WM. II. CLARK.
Eureka, Aj>ril C, 117(1. npStf
BUEL . ..I UREKA. NBV
Oilier In tSae Rvi«*Jk Bulging.
T WOULD RESPECT HILLY ANNOUNCE
1 tliai t am prepared t«* buy. Full end roort
;:i *e real mile in ii-ircka, and also advance
nion >y on good security.
Ho’ism to re nt suitable for businesior for
families.
I u ■ aUo prepared to do a general contract
[: g busii efs.
1 will s-il» continue civ wholesalo liquor cf
ta b! i ■ h mon t. V LANK Ali A D1E.
tnrUJ-tf
—K 11! ? D V rrrn
\ Li \j Lllk i, IL L J
fD'f AND
S^Jo CBt^Tokio.
C.C. CAT.! KTITRU. H. UISHOr.
DX-.30P CAXIPFBTTC:*.
oomi MAIN STREET. NEARLY OPPO
O hro tho Ti ! nor lionne. Eureka. \Vc have
' i 8 nun • . I . t turn
outs and *i L*t ot fine sudd I -horse?, and n-c
prepared to furnish CARRIAGES, Pl'GGIES
»;;d SADPLE-IIORSES at reasonable r8te«.
ii »r>*-s boarded by the day, w ek, or month.
11 aand Earley or sale.
By fair-dealing, good stock, and strict at
tention to business, we hoi>e to secure a fair
s >are of patronage. ap7tf
TOIL SALE,
♦ \n. one r:io;-i”TV in tybo,
A\ Nevada, the most fl • r >hing camp ii
Eastern Nevada, consisting of an
A No. I Doarclinfj-Hoasa
With a run of 1'.0 rteadv h'yr.h'r-i; kitchen
utul cellar, aim u compf t> outfit of
di'ii •* and couain^ utensils,
Lunnoctcd with th ■ house arc Pro riom-', a!!
furnished tor lodginu,
Caum . P sal*—failure of tho health of tho
•■if 'ot tho i'.vn*r of too ulinvu proj -
erty, which ho uli'.-r. fur salout
Reasonable Terms for Cash.
I'it particular! inquire of or nflress the
lor. i .
.•■vllfltn Tv bo. Nuv.
S3A AZTB L’2Y::C.
A Mixed Chinese Advertisement.
OH. n M WINti, THE CELEBRATED
< hiue-'o Physician, takes thi« method of
informing tho public that ho has located in
Kiir-ki». lla treats successfully all discuses
to which tho il \«h is heir.
OlVnr j at .''in Sum Kee’i store, in Chinatown.
All of tho choic -t brands of Chinese Tons
are also to bo found at the well.stocked store
of Sin Sam Koo. Prices lower than any other
establishment in town. jyl »tf
5. S. TKOWBRliNiE & 10.,
-DEALERS IN—
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
GROCE ft 3 E S ,
Mining Supplies, Gents’ Furnish
ing Goods, Etc.
into, mi; COINIV, SEVADl
_ntil*tf ___ __ _
Privnt ;' i School I
4 PRIVATE SCHOOL MILL HI.
A open "I by MRS. UK 17.EL . n
JKoaday, the £lllt luvtaut.
Fortha present the nehool will bo held in
tli > vc«try*room of fc?t. James' episcopal
t h u roll.
Tonus: For children «•». tuced beyond the
Third Itoador uml including French), per
vr o o k,v.! • • »o»
Forclnldn . ■ ’ advanced,por nek, 1,50.
tt|i2i-Fo __
7 Y ?\ 3 n
w 1 Vj Cn j vx a
4 sa: v,v; uait and fixtukka, at
J.\ ». re&Minaide pro*'. For particulars,
appi* T t'. O lb)01uS d.lLOW Til K . -v
r III: kSOFFKb. au'iv-tf
SOCIETIES.
Eureka Ledge,No. 16,M A. M.
/K The Stated Communications of Eu*
JZ:^;,\vroka Lodfro, No. P> F. & A. M., will
h« vl j.i .'.•ii-f-mc Hall, on every
v , Sa.MiJ.iy on or preceding tho full
moon in co*h month.
Called Cpaiuanications every Saturday
Evening.
Members of ?ister lodge?, and sojourning
brethren in good standing, are cordially in
vi ted to attend.
JOHN GILLESPIE, W. M.
II. Johnson. Secretary. 15-jal‘i
St. John's Chapter, £-Je. 5, Itoyal Arch
Ivlasonz.
THE STATED COM Ml* MICA
L HONS of St. John's Chapter, No.
e* h. A. M., will bo held in MA
I SONIC HALL, on tho Second and
Fourt h IV1*: DN ES DAY EV ENIN (iS of each
month, Called Communication* tn all other
VV’ednosday evenings.
All Loyal Arch Masons in good standing
are cordially invited to attend.
, , T>. E. DAILY, U.P.
*V. l\ krmutr. Secretary. myl4
M. of P.
BEATin< LOEIOE, Xo. 7. 3i. of C\,
hold* regular conventions tho seoond and
fourth FRIDAY EVENING of each month, j
nt 7:' 0 o’clock, ; harp, at itsCnstlo Hall, in
<>dd Fellow’s Hall. All sojourning mem
bers in good standing aro cordially invited
to attend.
W. H. DAVENPORT, C. C.
E. R. Done*, K. of it. ar.d S.
Evreka, N ov., July. 20, 187#. SC-tf
z. o. o
TOUUEKA LODGE. »0. S3. .....
i ‘ moot* Every lliUBtiDAl C.. v
LVKMXG,
IN CBS) FBI,LOWS’ HALL.
At 8 o'clock p. m. All members in good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
1
Lambert Molinm.IjI, Secretary. 10-j.vL'0
m C Et mL-.jJm. U
'VUE A. 0. H. nic»t every first and third
Jl SA'i’C Kl) \Y EVENING of each month,
it 8 o‘ocloc!:, .it the corner of Clark and
Monroe streets, until further notice.
YU< I1ALEY, i'Txsi'ert.
P, F. SspisANR. *v- r arv. au7
I .It Cbanty Dot, 1.0.0.F.
rpiIE FtKGMMAR MKKTINGS OF THE
JL Kehekat Charity hegrM UkJm, 1,0* 0.
F'., will bo belli i i rhy Odd Fellows Hall,
on tho Gist mil ti.ird FitlllAYis oi" each
month, at 7L o’eh’iT m.
V. . ii. DAVENTOIIT, >T. G.
1>*K. X 'TIT *,\, F v’y. k-tf
LOYAL ORANGE LODGE, NO. Kl.
'PHK l’K.V, I,All MF.ETINCi8 OF THIS
Jl Soci. tv take place <11 the fir t ami third
Mondays «>f each di ’nth, in Odd Fellows.’
liail,«: 7: .0 o’clock fharn. All brethren in
good standing »: r * invit* d to attend.
.•It *SUl A Tl.MJNGLY, W. M.
A. G. McKi 'eik, .Secretary. au4-tf
Anti-Chinese Club of Eureka
\ I MKTS AT T1IM COCRT-IHiVSK THE
ii I second nr; i fourth FATMlllfAYF ol
each month at 8 o’clock r. n.
o. H. Mil,LEE, President,
(iro. W. Trackr- , Fe rotary. jcLLtf
Li L L, L» Go.
h i
ft ATTENTION, COMPANY! ft
ii rc
I) EGV MAR MMIM ING FOR DlllML EY
il MKY iUUitFiMY BVliM.NU. at 7
o’clock sharp.
myi-tf L. R. Ktf LEY. Captain.
Distriot Court Summons.
Za t!«e I>t*(rfol 4'onrt «f (he 8lx(h
Juilicial l)K(ri: (, la iiir.! for
Eureka comity, Mate of
Aevmia.
f|MlK STATE OF NEVADA SENDS
1 ^ greeting to J. W. Ellyson, cS. Bertrand
and W. il. Merrinm.
Vo i are hereby required to appoar in an
action commenced again.*? \ou us d< fendnut
by 'I horens U otbered »;s plaintiff, in lie Dis
trict Court of tuc Hath Judicial District, in
and 1 r the county o* tfiurcka, State of JSeve
da, at th * twvvn ui Korol; i, and answer the
• >nn»!ni! t therein, which i- on lilo with tho
Clerk of said Court, within ten days after the
service on yon «-t thi* summons (.exclusive of
the day of service), if served in said county,
or twenty dav- if served out of said county
but within this district. and in all other
case's forty nays; or judgment by default
will bo taken against you, according to tho
pr »yer of said comp Hint.
The said at ion is br> . cht to recover judg
ment against yout the said defendants, for the
recovery of tho sum of >. L’l nt) in 1 . S, gold
coin, being tho sum of :ilV| : • for goods,
wares and merchandise, and labor furnished
to you by plaintiff at your request in the
year* 1*71 and W>; also for goud< sold to you
by W. 11. dork t<> the amount of s'lb in gold
coin; a Do for good* sold *•> you by ii. F. >1 •
Kwen to iheamountoi £48in l S. gold coin:
also lor labor and service performed for you
at your miu ’*t by John T. CaltuU to tho
amount of £'.V8 in gold coin; and also for la
bor and service performed for you year
requt st by Win. S niili; ail of said goods and
lvbor ww 1 e furnished in the years 1 f 1875 and
1*7 h and the accounts of which have been
duly sold and assigned to plaintiff.
And >ou are hereby notified, that if you
fail to appear'and answer the si.id complaint
as above required the said plaintiff will 1 >.k"
judgment against yon for the sum of ' -l *jO
in l . S. gold coin and costs of lit.
[L. S.j In t-stim1 nv wh -r • f, I. K. 11. Har
mon, have hereunto s t it 1 Tend and af
fixed the ssiil of said Court this 1st day of
Ai g.11, A. D. 187 i. F, !i. I! v. UMuN,
Clerk 1 >Dtriet.Courl,Six h Judicial District,
1, 1 r. i a county, N eVad 1,
John f. iPvKKR, Attorney for plaintiff.
au-'-F-ivS'n
POLL TPAJt*
A POLL TAX OF iul'R DOLLARS IS
now duo the State, for the year l.S7'.i, by euob
mule inhabitant over tho ago of twenty-0110
and under sixty years, l’loasu call at tho As
sessor's uilico and fettle.
J. C. POWDLL, County Assessor. |
Ill'll. (A, Nov., April St. l>Tii.
a pat
3F* . IjOE WY
I > II. ;s TO lNKOUM 1IIS
.15 friends that ho has bought
the n 1 (icy of J. 11. MICHAEL
for all tho
t.. stern I’m per*, l'criodh nh, Mngu
»iu<*s and Fadilosi SD-oSas,
And in prop’ircd to doll * r *h uto his sub*
s libers at their place of 1 >• ' .t
r It H K Oi C’ - - il ii E J
OFFICE, »tr ' L V. < ; . F n uni tit's £hop,
1 Mail, street.
MISCMLLA NJSOUS.
For Salo*
A GRA'ID OPPORTUNITY!
rplIE PUBLIC CAN PURCHASE FOR
I CASH, or approved paper, the following
described property:
Thirty No. 1 Work Horses and
Mules; Quartz, Wood and Coal
Wagons; Harness Strech
ers, Etc., Etc.; r xtrrjit f
Complete, if De
sired;
FIVE THOUSAND GOOD SECOND
HAND BARLEY SACKS]
ONE CART AND HARNESS;
A!*o my Dwelling House, Sltuato at the head
of Spring street, containing six rooms
and a hall; also the property at tho
foat of Bnol street, known as the
Daris property, consisting of a
large Adobe House, con
taining fifteen rooms,
in excellent repair,
suitable for a
hotel or lodg
ing-house.
And the large stables adjoining, with a ca
pacity of stabling one hundred head of
animals, with a coral attaehod;
—also—
<> X E IltOI FRAME PIANO
In perfect order, ef the eelebrated Mathu
ahek make. All of the above described
property I will sell at a bargain.
jS-tf W. B. HARRUB.
JTUC21 RSCSXVED
—Al
da H. MICHEL’S,
MAIJf ST., EUREKA,
I'irst door above W. IT. StcwoU’s Drug Store,
A fresh stock of
Stationery of all kinds,
Cigars and Tobacco,
Meerschaum Pipe,,
Cutlery, Toy,,
And fancy goods of all kinds.
N. H.—A choice lot of ALBUMS for holi
day rrosonts. dHtf
THE fiEW STORE.
USES. K. 4. ASIIIR1.
—%'■
Corner of Buel and Batenaon street", Karat a.
JUST ARRIVED-A VTA f? OX-LOAD OF
Contanninl Fourth of July roods, consist
ing of flags and ora blows of all aeswrij tions.
1 have a lot of LADIKS4 IXDIRWJEAR,
which 1 will sell below coeU
Vegetable*,
Fresh from the gardens of California, arrive
on every train..
jc*7-tf MRS. M. A. ASHIM.
1>AVII') LUNDBOM
4SS4YEH.
Ofllce: KaPistri ef, opposite tlie Plo>
urn tfoftt mi rani.
^Accurate assays guaranteed.
A SMALL ADVANCE FROM MY FOR
x\ MKR very low rates will be charged in
ih© future, though fees will still be kept
reasonable ns possible.
Strangers are required to pay in advance.
Furek h. August 2'2% 1878. au2S»tf
W. P. HASKELL & Co.,
UNDERTAKERS.
\\rlLli KEEP OX HAND AN ASSOKT
i « mont of
Xciewoed Caskets of Every Style,
Co KVa Trimmings, Etc.
»* *•?” Fnnerals attended to with promptness
nd all the arrangements made with care ami
tiontion. Throe doors north of Paxton Jr
'o's Funk. Vain street Eureka. oihlS
WESTEFSN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
TELEGRAPH MONEY ORDERS.
(’ll I' COMPANY IS PREPARED TO
1 t .iismit rummy by telegraph to nl|
infs on tho Pacific* Coa?t. and to all princi
pal cities and towns thlr mghput tho V 'tod
^ ate?. For terms, apply to Local Agents.
jefWtf
T. DETTER
'PARKS THIS MKTIIODOK INFORMING
1 tho public that, bo has opened the finest
BATHING & SHAVING SALOON
In Kuroka, in tho building known as the Sil
ver Brick, on North Main street.
Private entrance for ladies on Bael street.
My patrons are assured that no pains will
he spared for their ueommodation and com
fort. jelo-tf
NOTICE.
'V’OTIfK IS HEREBY GIVEN* THAT MR.
_ N R. roll KN, of San Francisco, has been
admitted as a partner in my business, his
connection dating from and after August 1,
1870. I he firm name will be, from that date.
N. S. Trowbridge & Co.
N.S. TROW UR IDG E.
Tybo, July 28, 1S70. jy30-lm
NOTICE.
INTENDING TO CLOSE OFT MY BU8I
I ness’on Align'd l<t, I shall expect niv cus
I itimers t<» make f ill payments of ull accounts
duo me. immediately thereafter.
All bills ag&iusi mo will be paid upon pro
se it tion- \.S. TROW UR IDG K
iVbo, .Nov.. July 3*. 1*70. tytt'Llm
HOTELS, ETC.
TURNER MOUSE.
MAIN STREET.EUREKA, NEV."
riMIIS HOUSE HAS BEEN REFITTEI*
A throughout, containing a large number of
COMMODIOUS and ELEGANTLY
FURNISHED ROOMS,
Suitable for families or single goptlemen.
liar and Billiard room, with a fine as
sortment of LIQURS and CIGARS.
Attached thereto is a Flnt.riass BM*
tan rant, under the control of MRS. JOHIt
A. STEELE, where patrons can be furnished
with all the delicacies of the soason.
aulj'f V. J. TURNER, Proprietor.
MOCH’S.
T WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY*
A friends in Eureka and Ruby Hill, and thg
public in general, that I hare leafed tha
Parker House Restaurant,
And will conduct the tamo
As a First-Class Bating-honsrf
Hoping to receive a share of patronage, and
assuring mv friends and the public that I
will do all in my power to please.
MRS. JNO.A.MOCH.
Piocho Daily Rocord copy, fe23-lnl
‘Hurrah for the Railroad!
BILLY GILLEN TO THE FRONT;
Board, $7 a Week) Single Meals;
37 1-2 Cents.
Silver Crick Hotel,
South Main street. Eureka.
On and after November. 1, 1875, the above
prices wi i.bo charged at the Silver Brick,
o^tf \VM. GILLEN. Proprietor.
The Pioneer Restaurant,
Jpposite J. S. Whitton*8 Stone Store, Main
Street, Eureka.
oxo. p. z.vsn>GRBxr
WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL HIS
old friends at his house at any time.'
\t tho PIOMiKB they will find
She Sables Supplied
vith nil the deiieAcies that can be obtained;
md tho l'ionoei shall bo as well kept as any
Uestaurant. in Eureka.
Giro mo a call and ace how entirely you will
be suited. jel7
J. L. HIHCKLF.Y. J. H. LOCKWOOD
PARKER HOUSE,
IUUEKA, NEV.
Hinckley & Lockwood, Proprietor*.
rpjIE ROOMS AKK SPACIOUS AND
JL supplied with Spring Beds throughout.
THE UAK
Is furnished with the finoil LIqtiors and
Cigars that can be purchased.
A rirst-clusn Kcklimrsut On the
First Floor.
The Palisade, Hamilton, Austin, Tybe and
Belmont S.uges, all stop ut this House,
jlt-nlt
SAZERAC CHOP STAND.
Wm. Walker and Jaa. Giacomella/
PR0PKIET0R8.
PIIE PROPRIETORS OF THE
1 abeve-namad stund have leased
it with tho determination of mak
ng it the most popular eating place
n the town. Every delicacy that can he pro
;ured in the market will bo found there, and
icrved in the most approved style.!
F R E S II FISll
Woneror in the market,
A share of the public patronage is respect*
ully solicited. jy27tf
San Jose Savings Bank,
SISH Santa Clara Street San Jose. Cal.,
Capital Stock, - - - $600,000.
Paid in Stock—Gold Coin, $300,000.
Assets Jan. 1„ 1875, $1,324,155.52.
OJSPOSIT RECEIPTS ISSUED. BEAR
ing interest FROM DATE Or DEPOS
IT »t SIX PER CENT., payable on demand;
EIU1IT PER ( EXT., payable in six months,
ind NINE i»or cent, payable in twelve
nonths.
Receipts are preferable to pass books, be-'
•ansa the interest is paid promptly at the
ml of six months from date of each deposit,
boy may also be transferred by indorsement,
ind principal with interest will be puid to
bolder.
Pass books issued, if desired, and same rate
>f interest allowed.
Deposits from tho interior, or from any part
i>r the United States or Europe, may be sent
by express, or by exchange on San Francisco
;r No v York, in gold or currency. Parties
remitting will state the time for which the
depnsit i? to be made, and a Deposit Receipt
i»r Pars Hook—a3 preferred-will be promptly
l et ft mod.
Remittances in. Currency Exchange will
be credited in gold at current rate.
JOHN H. MOORE, li. II. KKYNOLDSirtf
mh7-ly President. Cash,
RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity of Tanka 400,000 Gallon*
ALL NOW FULL.
WATER WILL RE FI RNISIIKD IN
Hr by llill, in nny desired quantities, at
all seaso. s of tho year, at a uniform rate and
lower than cr lie furnished from any other
•ourco. Water delivered twice daily to prf>
vate f milits, minors’ cabins, saloon*, etc.
rickets ranging from Rlq to do cents apioco
will l e sold at the office of tho eomjiany on
Ruby llill.
W.B. IIARRUB Proprietor.
ISV* tf
MirCiNC TAX.
Notice is uekkry riven that'
the taxes on tho proceeds of the mines
of Eureka county far tho quarter ending
Jmo- U, 1S7H, arc row due and payable at
my office, and tint the law with roea d to
the collection of the same will be strictly ea~'
forced. .7. C. POWKI.L.
Assessor of .thireKw 'em it?:
Hiuoaa, Nov., Aug. li.lt'd.

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