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EUREKA daily sentinel.
■‘bUNIIAY,' NOVEMBER 111. 1876.
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STOCK REPORT.
•kn rranvlsee Ntock Rxrhange.
AaS FgAitoiaCfl, November 18.
Woantno KOABP.
Ophir—<2(4 <3 42k blO I2H
,70 iltiuld A Curry—11.'4 II‘4
iy, Heat A llelohor—42 k, 42k 43
‘ill Mexican—22 k 22k 22karn
lHlCi C»l*fcrn‘*—**. <8'■6 48'4
(Hi Sava*e-»!4 »Jli »k 8 >
■US) Con. ' trginm—44k 44*^ 44k 44k
40 Chollar-** *7 .
02S llale A Norcroea—7 7 4
:c0 Crown, l’oint-8 * «ki «
'So Ww J-kSt-1«K 14V,
loO nithir-M MM 14k
! -,10 S. Nevada —10* 10 4
; ;tH0 Justice -22(4 23 22k
V. Utab-H 14i0
150 Bullion -JO
l'i Kxche<i'i*r—l*/a
i o •Jvtrman—7i»
;,7i Union Cen.—12 11 i
;» l.ady Bryan-*0c
151 Julia—e‘4
120 Caledonia—8h 8 .
•jo Baltimore 4,on.-2/»
2', Hayton-J
100 Now York Con.—o2/i«
100 Alta-2k
100 I.ady " a> i.-1 k
10IW Cuamopolitun- -iOc
no Leopard—J » 4
:YI0 tlila—7ic
150 Andes-Ik
10 Kaymond A Ely-3 >
25 X. Belle—28 4 281-,
j7v Eureka Con.—II I0J4 10/i
■VI Manhattan —13
100 Silver Hill—8
Wreel <tn»latloiia-l!SO P. M.
Con. Virginia—44 k bid
California-481', bid
opbir-42k bid42k aaked
8, Nevada- 10k bid •
Juatica—22(4 Did 23 aaked
Eureka Con. 10 k bid
Boat A Belcher-42k bid 43 aaked
Mexican—22S bid
tloitld A Curry—11*4 bid
Yellow Jacket—14S bid
llaleA Norcroaa-tik bid 7', aakod
Leopard— 5 bid
Belcher—14 k asked
i'rown Point—8 •, bid
Utah-11(4 bid
Alpha—32 bid
M odd—li bid
Sarnife-ttk sale*
Jmporiul—280c
ggP!Ms^BBg8!B™gL!iJl
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival! and Departnrai.
■ V THE Mill > Ann PAI laAIIK !All loan.
n.parlaraa Ymlarilay,
Louis I.icbea K iiarria
H Martyn .1 Rice
It II Cline M Devose
k Wadleigh \V Stilsel
( .Schulte Mrs C Schulte
Mi.*a Ida liorin C N Felton
Arrlvwla l,aal Nig lit.
ii R Ford A 41 Rich
B Falconer R Young
ft It .MoKin ley J as Scow
K 11 Junes Mrs k Baxley
J Heberts II Ames
rki.iuihl'* jmricns.
Mkthoihst Church—Rev. J. a.
Gray, pastor. Services at the Court
litflise. at II a. m. and 7 p. M. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all to
attend. Subject of evening lecture:
•• Kxtremes.”
St. Kinian's Churuii— Rev. James
J. Ilvtic*, l'aator. Mass at 10:30 a. m.
stmday school at 2 o'clock r. M. Vcs
pm at 7:30 p. m. The first Sunday of
meh mouth there will he first mass at
* o'clock; tlie second at the usual hour.
St. Jamks' Church.— Itev. Charles
II. Marshall, rector. Services at
II a. M.,atid 7:30 o'clock p. m. Sunday
school at 2 p. m. Nonts freo. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Pkksrytkrias Church—Services
at 11 o'clock a. m. and 7 o'clock r.
a.
I'nios Saihiath School—Meets to
day at 12 o'clock, at the Presbyterian
church.
Ki. Dorado South.—Joe Mendes, of
this place, learns from a reliable source
that ilia KI Dorado South Mining Com
pany, located at lielmont, Nye county,
has been for some time and is now ex
tracting daily large quantities of very
rich ore from the -ton loot level. Hi-!
inlorinant says that, having tilled all 1
available apace below, intbe mine, with
rich ore, they ara now compelled to
hoist it out or atop operations. Only
six men are at present employed in
tli« mine, but it is expected that as the
"cat's now out of the hag" a larger
fere* will be employed and the re
duction of ore stain commenced. We
hope these reports are true, for the
sake of numerous stockholders in Ku
reka who have paid their proportion of
assessments, dining a spaci ot less
than eighteen months amoun'ing to
the enormous niiti ot $310,000. l’ho
mine is also reported to be lit splendid
condition, very little water to contend
with, and no obstacle whatever in the
way to prevent continuous and re
munerative operations.
Sarcastic.—Brother Skillman of the
White I'ine yews, at the recent elec
tion was defeated for Stale Senator by a
small majority, whereupon ho ad
dresses himself thusly to the members
of his party who failed to support him:
The eighteen Democrats who voted
•gainst us for Stale Senator, had they
•"own that there was * United Stales
Unitor to be elected two years lienee
would not have done so. However,
we suppose they are not to be blamed
lor what they did not know.
fN New Mexico.—A private letter
recently received by a gentleman of
this place tells of the whereabout of
Doctor L. 0. McKenuey and Harry
strout, both former citizen* of Kureka.
Thoy are In the San Juan mining re
gion in New Mexico. The letter gives
uo particulars regarding their r-os
pects nor does It say in „|ut business
they are engaged. It is presumable,
however, that they are on the lookout
for u bonanza. As a team, no two per
sons could he found better adapted to
each other than Doctor McKenney and
Marry Strout.
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The Haity Man.—We score an
other for Spring street. M. B. Bartlett
was the happy man yesterday. It is a
ooy, and all concerned are getting
Along as well aa could be expected.
Maryland.—The oflicial statement
of tlie vote of this State gives Tilden a
majority of 19,799.
Letter from Deadwood. — Jim
Middaugh received a letter yesterday
from Deadwood, dated the 9th instant.
It was written by C. VV. Mather, for
merly of this place, and announced
tlie death by suicide, on tlie 5th in
stant, ol John Harbinson. Deceased
also formerly resided here, and for a
long time tended bar at tlie 1‘ulace
Saloon. No particulars are given of
tlie suicide further than it was com
mitted with a revolver. The writer
sneaks of a mining excitement caused
by rumored discoveries of rieli dig
gings about 75 miles from Deadwood,
which created a general stampede
from the last named place. Mr. Ma
ther appears well satisfied with tlie
prospects of that section and antici
pates lively times there in the spring.
Among the Kureka notables at Dead
wood is Lobster Jack, tlie celebrated
British warbler.
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Incendiary Kirk in Newark Val
ley. — Last Thursday night some
scoundrel set tire to the buildings on
the ranch of T. J. White, in Newark
Valley, about eighteen miles from this
place.' Tlie house, barn and granary
were all consumed, together with
their contents, consisting of household
furnituro, liny, grain, vegetables, etc.
I^iss about $3,000. There was no one
on the premises at the time, Mr. White
and his family being absent on a visit
to some friends on Currant creek.
There is no doubt but the tire was the
work of an incendiary, although Mr.
White is at a loss to conjecture the
motive which prompted tlie net.
For Skroeant-at-Arms.—- Richard
W. (iuiberson, of Kureka, will be a
candidate for !Sergeant-at- Arms of the
Senate at tlie incoming session. If the
Democrats secure the organization
there is (lie strongest probability that
Mr. Guibersou will win. He is an
earnest, active, live, working, rustling
Democrat, and as much entitled to tlie
position as any man in the State. Me
lias a sufficient cumber of Senators
pledged to him to insure liis nomina
lion in caucus. Hailing from the Base
Mange we, of course, shall hope to see
him succeed. Dick is a good man for
the place.
Taxics, Tax km.—Wo would remind
our lux lux-paying readers that to
morrow is the last day of grace for the
payment of .State and county taxes.
Owners ot property represented on the
assessment roll will save themselves
trouble and costs by settling up before
the taxes become delinquent, l-'or the
accommodation of the public Mr. Im
mel, Deputy County Treasurer, will
keep bis office open until midnight,
after which lime the books will be
closed for the season so far as he is
concerned.
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Suspicious.—An overshoe, believed
to be the property of l’ete Oanavan,
was found in the treasure box left be
hind by the Pinto stage robbers. We
don't like to lie personal, but it will
stand Peter in baud to show that be
hasn't lost a shoe of the character do
nominated. We thought Pete was too
smooth to leave ovidenee iiehind to
convict him. It was a snowshoe that
Pete lost in the draw.
N'tMflops.—A party of Nimrods, con
sisting of Luther (.’lark. Dr. Chamblin,
John Henry King and .Sidney McCoy,
led this morning for a ten days’ hunt
ing cruise in Kuby valley. Messrs.
Clark, Chamblin and McCoy will de
vote themselves to the slaughter of
rabbits, ducks and other small game,
but John Henry w II scorn to draw a
bead on anvlliing less than an ele
phant or buffalo.
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Tuiixkr Housk IlKsTAfiiA-sr.—Mrs.
K. K. Krown, the well known caterosa,
has taken the above named restau
rant,which >be is determined to make
the favorite eating place of the town.
The table will always be supplied with
the choicest products of the markets,
which will be served in a style unsur
passed in any establishment on the
coast. See her advertisement under
tlie head of “ New To-day.”
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SuoctssKUL.—At latest accounts O.
I,. Scott bad got in bis work and
wrecked the whole of Pogonip. Dr.
Herrick got stuck and played ofT his
White Pine Indian war scrip. He
says lie had the best ot the game, as
he played his scrip at 7.i cents on the
dollar when it was really worth but
about tM) cents.
For Arizona.—Five thousand Ore
gon cattle have passed through Ne
vada this fall en route for Arizona.
Most of the herds had large families
with them. Several hundred with a
fair sprinkling ot women and chil
dren have crossed to the southward
between here and Austin. They were
all looking for a w armer climate.
Kicked by a Mule.—Tom Smith, a
teamster hauling barley from Kuby
Valley, got kicked by one of his mules
yesterday morning. He was not bad
ly hurt, though considerably bruised.
We don't know which of the doctors
attvnded him.
Information Wanted.—Geo. Sur
lier, of Pleasant Hill, Iowa, writes to
ascertain the whereabouts of Ills broth
er Samuel B. Surber, who used to
burn coal in these parts. Any infor
mation addressed as above will be
thankfully received.
From Piochk. — Charley Meyers,
Postmaster at Pioclie, was in town
yesterday renewing bis assurances
with his many friends here, lie left
tin this morning’s train for Virginia
City, to he gone a couple of weeks.
A Clerkship.—Charlie Hoover will
apply for a clerkship in the next Leg
islature. He is competent and honest,
and we should be very glad to see him
get away with a lucrative position in
one house or the other.
There is a message at the Western
Union Telegraph office for Fred.
Scott.
Religious Notice.—The Methodist
H'huroh service will be held at the
I Court-house until further notice.
Commission.—Morris H. Joseph, of
the Golden Rule Store, advertises that
he will purchase for cuslomors any
thing wanted in San F rancisco or tiny
other market, in any desired line of
goods for a commission.' He means by
this that lie lias placed himself in the
mcrchnntiie field as a regular commis
sion agent or middle-mail. He has
splendid facilities and we recommend
him to the peopleof Eureka, town and
county, as just the man to till the bill.
Ity ordering goods through him you
will save money. He has added to his
several lines that of upholstery goods,
wbicli he offers at wholesale or retail,
and can sell or procure you anything
in this lino from a paper of upholster’*
tacks to a holt of tine silk damask fur
niture covering. Give this lively man
of business a call and see whether you
can save money by it or not. *
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Bullion Shipment.—Manhattan S.
M. Company shipped to-day 12 bars
of bullion, weighing pounds, and
rained at 12,205 35. Total for the
week, 24 bars, weighing, l.OSfi pounds,
and valued at $24,595 04.—hcvcillr.,
17f/i hint.
PitooitKssiNu Finely.—The Rich
mond extension of tiie Ruby Hill nar
row-gauge is progressing finely. A
largo number of men are employed in
the grading and the work is going
ahead with the utmost activily.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
UrnoLSTKRKRS'Goour.—Jo., at tho Golden
Rule Htora, baa now on band a small stock of
window shades and upholstery goods suitable
to tho wants of the manufacturing uphol
sterer. These goods came to him direct from
the largest house in that line in the United
■States. Added to his stock on band, he will
order and receive at shortest notice furniture
covernipgsin damasks, reps or any material
required or anything else in this lino of
good-. Parties furni-hing houses will do
well to see him. nl9-tf
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Tin: finest and bast variety of buckskin
and combination gloves in Eureka, at the
Golden Rule Store, CHEAP FOR CASH.
nl!Mf
Cheap for Cash—A splendid new lino of
cassimere shirts and California undercloth
ing, at the Golden Rale Store. nI9-tf
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Commission.- M. If. Joseph, of tho Golden
Rulo Store, Commission Agent for tho pur
chase and sale of all kinds of merchandise,
offers his services to his friends and tho pub
lic generally. WiU puichaso groceries, dry
goods, or any line of goods desired in San
Francisco or uny other market in lots to suit
the parebasor. Call and inquire his terms,
and save money by doing so. nlOtf
Hats, caps, boots, shoes, cigargs, tobacco,
white and calico shirts, nockties.eollars,over
all8, jumpers, and Yankee notions, CAKAP
FUR CASH, at the Golden Rule Store, one
door south of Paxton & Co’s Bank.
Attention, Epicures.—Fresh fish and East
ern transplanted and California oysters in
the shell, received every day bv express from
San Francisco at the Saiarac Chon Stand.
no3-tt . WA1. WALKER.
Still in the Field.—Received from New
York, a large assortment of Drugs and
Patent Modicines, Paints, Oils, Chemicals,
etc.; also, a large invoice of fire-proof Lamp
Chimneys ol the La Rastie (Froncli) process,
guaranteed to stand fire for fix months; also
a large assortment of chimneys »Ives’ patent),
fireproof; also a large assortment of other
kinds of manufacture*. Agent for Combs'
Lamp Co. Will sell at bed-rock pricos for
cash. La Rastie fire-proof chimneys, V) cents
each. Ives’ fire-proof chimneys, cents
each. Gamecork student chimneys. 2’> cents
each. Sold at tho City Drug .'■'tor© by
tea _ __ L. TERRY.
i;iri:ka hotel.
E. M. Rnum, tho pioneer purveyor to tho
Palisade public, his fitted up anew, through
out, the Eureka Hotel, near his old place in
Palisade, and travelers to end from Eureka,
and the public generally,can rely upon getting
tirst-cla*« meals and number ono nods at all
times by interviewing tho gonial host of tho
Eureka Hotel. oclS-tf
Hotel at Pinto.—I have leased tho hotel
saloon anu stables at Pinto, formerly con
ducted by James Allen, which I will run in a
fir.;t-cla*s manner. The table will be sup
plied at all times with the best the market
affords. Tho best liquors and cigars can bo
procured at the bar. Good stabling and feed
for horses.
noo-tf THOMAS FITZPATRICK.
Watcher and jowelry noatly repaired. If
you want to havo your watches and jowelry
repaired in a workmanlike manner, go to P.
Stelor’s jewolry store, one door south of S.
A shim A Co., Main street. ‘J’J-aplbti
Hurrah tor Salt River !—Just received,
at Mrs. Ashira's, n lot of pigs’ feet, sheep
tongues and Gorman pickles; pearl hominy
and Eastern oa meal in packages. o29
D. B. ZMME& dt CO.
BANKERS.
In the Old Exprnu Building.
Main Street, Eureka.
RAWS AT SIGHT ON
SAN rRANCISCO,
NEW tore;
• LONDON,
And all principal cities in tbe United States
and Europe.
Discount commercial paper.
Receive deposits in Coin or Currency on
open account; Certificates or Special Deposits,
and will transact a
(■•nornl Itnnklng Bniliins.
Dong exp rience in the
Colleclliig Department
Cf Welle, Fargo k Co., justifies us in an
nouncing that wo will make
Col lections from Abroad a Npcrial ty
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JOUR A. l’AXTOR, ALLKR A. CURTIS. B. MULLRH
PAXTON & CO.,
B A i\r b: ID B s.
EUREKA, NEVADA,
Draw at sight, in sums to sun
ON
Anglo-Ualifornian Bank.San Francisco
Anglo-Ualifornian Bank.London
J. A W. Seligmun A Co.Now York
D. 0. Mills A Co.Sacramento
Decker A Jewett.Marysville
White A McCoruick.Salt Lake City
Discount Commercial paper. Make Collec
tions, Receive Deposits in Coin or Currency
on open account. Certificate, or Special De
posit, and transact
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
MINING STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION.
mhll
PRiyTIXG.
Owing to its Snpenor Facilities,
-at—
THE SENTINEL OFFICE
Cub he executed all kind* of
JOB PRINTING
AT LOWE R RATES
Than any other Office in the State.
“ Fosters to toll that your goods have come in,
Handbills to show when the sale will begin.
Dodgers that help you to soil them;
otroamers lor barn doors and fences, where
1 he people will read with an eager stare.
And make up their minds right then and
there.
To buy whero those handbills tell them.
"Business cards, too—just examine and
choose—
Calling cards. Dent for your wife to use.
The handsomest ever she carried;
And then for your daughter—oh, go Vay !
Look at our samples and you will say
That snch wedding cards couldn't be made in
a day
When your daughter’s mothor was mar
riod.
" Well, you’ll need some wedding cards after
a while.
And you’d batter be dead than out of style,
Fo when you are outon a rbaso
For anything handsome, and slylish, and fine.
And nobby, and elegant, sweet and divine,
tor the cheapest and host in the printing
line,
J ust call at the Serrnyftl. place.
“ Letterheads ?—Well, that’s a weakess with
us.
It’s the tiling about which we make the
most fuss.
And where we have no competition;
We've the handsomest stylos and the best de*
signs.
The most elegant type for the prettiest lines,
No matter in what way yuur taste inclines.
We can till out your hardest condition.
“ Billheads—to your slow-paying friends to
bo sent.
In designs that will make them pay up every
cent,
And send for more goods a cash order;
Choc a blanks tbut are good whon you can't
raise a loan.
That will all but draw blood from a turnip or
•tone.
That are solvent enough to stand straight up,
alone.
If you balance them upon the border.
“ Ball tiekots—good as a full stringed bund.
For your foot will dunce when they touch
yaur bund.
As they will ut tbe viol’s sound;
And our ball programmes are the hand
somest, sweetest.
Daintiest, nobbiest, prettiest.neateat,
Cheapest and best, and withal the complet
est
That anywhere erer were found.
“ Cards for suppers, parties, dinners.
Cards for saints aiul cards for sinners.
Cards for all your orders;
Cards for friends to see you married,
Cards to friends to see you buried,
And for frien is that still have tarried.
Cards with mourning borders. •
And for anything else—for the half is n’t
told—
For everything printed, and pablislied and
soid,
We can make you the best and the cheap
est;
Legal blanks, mortgage, lease or deed,
Whatever form clerK or lawyer may need.
We can furnish complete in the shortest
speed,
And in style and shape the neatest.
" Whatever is printed—in any designs—
What can ever be made with typical signs,
Whatever the graver can trace.
For the handsomest work, in the styles most
neat,
For concert room, otfico, for parlor or stroet,
W here prices and quality can not be beat,
The fiKMNSKL you'll tind is the plaee.”
ALL ORDERS FOR JOBS
WILL PH
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
DRY GOODS, CLOTH ISO, Ac.
THEY HAVE (ONE!
They Are Here ! I
JAKE COHN’S
NEW FALL STOCK OF
CLOTHING I
1
HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
-AND—
?. • I
I
Furnishing Goods
HAS ARRIVED.
FT COMPRISES THE LATEST AND
most Fashionable Stylos of (.Tothinc. made
of the best material, and nobby and stylish
in cut.
Business Suits,
Dress Suits,
Overcoats,
Of ©eery quality and price, suited alike to
the means of the laboring man and
the millionaire.
THE LATEST THING IN HATS.
_ |
Centlemen's Underwear,"
Of all Qualities. Styles, Shapes and Trices.
TRUNKS,
VALISES.
t
BLANKETS,
TRAVELING BAGS,
And other goods in that line help to make up
one of the finest, most extensive and com
plete and beet assorted itock of goods in
my line than was ever before seen in Eureka.
Give me a call; and if I don't
satisfy all comers that I can sell
them better Goods at lower prices
than any other store in Eureka can
or will do, then I will vote for their
man for Constable.
JAKE COHN,
OF THE
MAMMOTH CLOTHINQ EMPORIUM,
MAIN STREET, EUREKA.
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%
MISCELL A NEO US.
T. J. BELL'S
STAGE EIMTE
--TO
TYBO AND BELMONT I
STAGKS LEAVE
Kurvka Kerry Fourth liny, n 7:30
O'clock A. M.
Oflico at Wells, largo Sc CVi office Good
coaches and lino stock. #e*4jel7
STAGE LINE
BETWEEN
AUSTIN AND EUREKA.
(NONN'KCTING ON AN1) AFTER MON
j DAY. JULY 31, 1874, at
The Willows
WITH STONKBARGER’S STAGE LINE
For Belmont.
Stages leave Eureka on Monday, Wednes
day and Friday mornings, at (1 o'clock.
Stages leavo Austin Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday morning, ut<> o'clock.
wri ’assengera by this line will be furnish
ed excellent meals at tne Milieus Station,
where ample time will bo given tor dinner
each way. J. A. WILSON, Proprietor.
Office at the Parker House, Eureka.
jy28tf J. L. IlmciLBY. Agent.
EUREKA,
HAMILTON and P10CHE
STAGE LINE.
I»llmer «t Salisbury, Proprietors.
Connecting with the eureka
and Palisade Railroad.
Leaves Eureka for Hamilton every morning
at 7 o’clock.
Loaves Hamilton for Pioohe every altornate
day, Sundays included.
Leaves Hamilton for Eureka every day.
Leaves Pioohe for Hamilton and Eureka
'■very alternate day, at 8 a. m„ Sundays in
cluded.
Carrying V. S. Mail and Wells, Fargo A Co’s
Express.
Fine American horses and nevr Concord
coaches.
Office at Wells, Fargo A Oo’s. mrl5-tf
JUST RECEIVES
J. H. MICHEL'S.
MAIN ST., EUREKA.
First iloor above W. II. Stowell’s Drug Store,
A fresh stock of ,
Stationery of all kinds,
Cigars and Tobacco,
Meerschaum Pipes.
Cutlery, Toys,
And fancy goods of all kinds.
N. B. — A choice lot of ALBUMS for holi
day presents. • d8tf
PIONEER
Barber Shop & Bath House,
First door north of tho Pioneer Restaurant.
North Ma>" street. Eureka.
f|MIK UNDEUS’.JNKD. HAVING KE
JL contl.v openeu the above establishment!
ofTers his professional services o all who
desire a first-class ohysiognomi »l HAIR
CUT. or an ecstatic S11AVE.
es~ Hair Cutting, 50 contt. Shumpooingl
50 cents.
Connected with the estab>
lishmnntare several noatand
elegant Bath Rooms, where
the most desirable Ilot or
Cold Baths cun be had at all times.
BATHS, SO CENTS.
A share if public patronage is solicited.
JAMES M. M. MOODY. Prop'r.
DAVID LUNDBOM
ASS AVER.
Ollier: .Mails Htrert, opposite llir Flo.
urrr Rrntaiiraul.
»e"Aecurate assays guaranteed.
A SMALL ADVANCE KUOM MV FOE
MEH very low ram will be charged in
the future, though fees wilt still be kept
reasonable as possible.
Strangers,are rouuired to pay in advance.
Eureka. August 212. 18711. aulltl-tf
To All Whom Jt May Concern.
■\rOTICE IS 1IUUEUY GIVEN THAT
la the undersigned, being a resident
of Eureka county. State of Nevada, w ill ap
ply to the District Court of Eureka county.
State of Nevada, at the Ghurt-house ill Eu
reka, in said county, on MiiNDaY the 18th
day of December, A, D. 1876, at 10 o'clocK a.
m.. of said duy. or as soon thereafter as coun
sel can be heard, for an order to do and carry
on business in my own name and on my own
account. The business 1 intend to carry on is
mining, buying and selling personal property
and real estate, saloon ami general merchan
dising. M AT IE D A AY ITT E N B E KG.
Per Guo. IV. Bakkii, Att’y.
Dated this loth duy of November, A. I).
1876. nlO-lw
MINING TAX.
Notice is here by given that
the taxes on tho proceeds of the mines
of Eureka county f,jr the quarter ending
Sept, 110, 1876, are now due and payable at
my office, and that the law with regard to
the collection of the same will be strictly en
forced. J. C. POWELL,
Assessor of Euioka county.
Enroll n, Nev., Nor. 13,1CT6. nib
WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
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TELEGRAPH MONEY ORDERS.
'IU1IS COMPANY IS PREPARED TO
I U-iasmit money by telegraph to all
points on tho I’aeiliu Coast, mid to all princi
pal cities and towns tlir lughout the United
Srutes. For terms, apply to Local Agent*.
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NOTICE.
VrOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
il the iStato and County taxo* are now duo
und payable at my office, at tho banking
house of D. B. lmrael & Co., and that the
law-? in regard to thoir collection will he
strictly enforced.
W. A. MONTGOMERY.
County Treasurer and Ex-otficioTax Collector.
Eureka, Out. 10, 1876. olHtf
Sewin Machines.
\y P. HASKELL A CO. ARE NOW
IT • Agents for the Singer und Domestic
Sewing Machines. They have machine* for
rent: also, a few secondhand machine* which
will be sold very cheap. Will also sell ma
chines on the installment plun, if desired.
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NOTICE !
t LL PARTIES INDEBTED 10 US WILL
•}. save themseivet trouble by immediate
.•eftintuenl.
N. S TROWBRIDGE A CO.
Tybo, N’ov. H. H7 5. nl2tf