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DAILY SENTINEL.
VOL. XVI. EUREKA. NEVADA, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1879. ~ NoTl44
THE EUREKA DAILY_SENTINEL.
PUBLISHED BVDSY MORNING (EXCEPT MON
DAY), BY
CASSIDY A SKILLMAN,
A. IKILLMAW. GEO. W. CASSIDY.
(Offlee—-Xo. 5 South Duel Street.)
TERMS OF 8UBKGHIPTION:
One copy, one year, by mail.$15 00
One copy, six mouths, by mail. 8 00
One cepy, three months, by mail. 6 00
No papers forwarded until paid far.
AGENTS:
MRS. M. JACKSON.Ward
W. P. GOODMAN.Pioche
J.W. LAMBERT.Ruby Hill
JAMES O. DOYLE...Hamilton
H. P. 8TIMLER.Belmont
CHAS. B. STEEITBEAGER.Tybo
HERMAN KRAUSE.Silver Reef, Utah
J. B. FI8CHBACH...-Bristol, Lincoln Co., Nev.
R. t HAG Alt k CO.Frisco, Utah
IENOVICH k CO...Downeyviile, Nye Co., Nev.
CHAS. L. ROBINSON..... Sacramento, Cal.
OHAB. W. CRANE, at No. 3*28 Montgomery
street, room No, 10 Safe Deposit Building, is
Sole Agent for the Eureka Daily Sentinel
in San Francisco. Persons in that city hav.
ing business with this office are requested to
communicate with him.
AGENCIES.
mi mi mibr!
SAM’L COOPER,
FIRE RRD RCCIDERT
INSURANCE AGENT.
Scottish commercial, of Glasgow.
CONTINENTAL AND NIAGARA, OF
New York, and COMMONWEALTH, of Boston,
four sterling Insurance Companies.
Also, Agent for the
Travelers’ Accident Insurance Co.,
Of Hartford, Conn.
Insurants against accidents of all kinds,
arising from outward causes.
If jrou are not insured against accidents, call
at once and INSURE YOURSELF
TRAVELERS’ TICKETS can be purchased
for from one to thirty days, at 25 cents per day,
MINING STOCKS
Banght fata l Aoltl on (ommioion !
Only.
Ban Francisco Correspondents :
Latham^t King.
Also AGENT for the celebrated NIcYieiaie
A I'rbaii Fire and lliarg I a r-proof
Safes.
OIII re at W ella, Fsrgs A t'e’a.
Eureka. April 8, 1879. ap4-tf
LAMKKT MOUKMLU. JAS. W. SMITH.
LAM3ERT M3LINELLI & CO..
Office in Courthouse Block, Eureka, Nevada.
Conveyancers and Real
Estate Agents.
MERCANTILE TRANS VCTtONS. OF AI.L
drirriptlim*. promptly .tt.iiiloil to.
COLLECTIONS MADE with prouiptnrM »nJ
dl. .it'll
MINES SOLD unit Rnn'lod. Lr«n« No|toti»t«l,
.jul Umui, and lli .l K.tato Bowtht ami .old.
LIFE AND FIRE
Insurance Agencies.
Notary Public, Coroner and Public Adminis
trator, and Mining Recorder in this office.
Ageuta for IIaII'm Nafe A Lock t o.
RF.FERR S C K S :
Paxton A Oj., Bankers, Eureka, Nev.; It. Itick
srd. Sup't Richiut nd Con M Co.. Eureka, Nev ;
Win. Psr.lv, Cashier White Pine County B.nk,
Eureka, Nev.; A. M HI 11 house. Attorney at
Law, Eureka. Nev. . Bishop fc Sabin, Attorneys
at Law, Kureks, Nev.; H. Donnelly, Sup’t Eu
reka Con. M. Co., Eureka. Nev.
Eureka. December ‘23, 1878. d24-tf
E. R. DODCE.
GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT,
E 0 R F. K A , NEVADA.
AM EXT t’Oll THE
GIANT POWDER COMPANY
wr Office on Bust Street, opposite the Odd
Fallows Hall. _
PIONEER
OF EUREKA,
(Opposite J. A. Paxton k Co.'a Bank.)
CT. STRAITS,
Keeis constantly on hand a fine
of gold and silver watches, clocks,
jewelry, diamonds ami silverware, gold pen
gold and silver penholders, of which I hnveth«
agency; gold, silver, ateel ami rubber spectacles
and eye-glasses. 1 have the beat selection of
spectacles and eye-glasses in Ear* ka. as I make
those articles a specialty. Watches, docks.
Jewelry, mathematical and astronomical ma
chines repaired, and all work warranted or no
charge ma le. ^RA^B.
Eureka, January 20, 1879. Jan‘21 tf
CITY
PBOTOGRIPII CILLERY
Month Main *trf»t. K»r»k» *«»•
Photographs Photographs
HA VINO THE BEST
arranged <iallcry in
the Ktate. and having had a
long and uninterrupted prac
tice in the Photographing
buaineaa, 1 am able to produce the truest ami
—THE—
MOST LIFELIKE PICTURES
To be ubtulnnt In thU Ht.te AU nijr work U
Warranted for permamiA* y, style aud flue fin
ish.
Enlargements reproduced from the smallest
miniatures to the life-siae picture, etjual to auy
of tha beat reputed bouaea Eaat or Ttest.
CRAYON FINISH ERLARCESENTS A SPECIALTY.
Alao. Water color, Porcelain. Photo-chroma
And all others tAM» numerous u> meiiUoii.
All negatives are carefully n touched and
preserved one year for further orders.
•1 LOlTU» MONACO. Phot«>gr«pher.
_ SOCIETIES.
ST. JOHN'S «’If AITER. NO. S.
The stated convocations of bt.
John’s Chapter, No. 5, K. A. M.. will he
held at Mnsonic Hall. on the second Wednesday
evening of each mouth. Called comiuunlca.
tions on all other Wednesday evening*.
All Royal Arch Masons, In good standing are
cordially Invited to stteud.
„ . „ DAV. E. BAILT.H. P.
W. A. Durlet, Benretary.
ei rek a loimje. no. ib. r. * a. n.
The stated communications of eu
reka Lodge, No. 16, F. It A. M , will be
held In Masonic Hall, every Saturday even
ing on or preceding tlio full moon in eacb
month.
Called communications every Saturday even
ing.
Members cf aister lodges, anti sojourning
brethren lu good standing, are cordially invit
ed to attend. H. JOHNSON, W. M.
W. P. Steichiclmaw, Secretary.
ahkricax labor IXion.
The REGULAR MEETING? OF THE
American Labor Union will be held at
Armory Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING of
each week. Any person deairing information
in regard to the Union, can obtain the name by
applying to the Secretary, at Armory Hall, be
tween the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock P m., daily
A. 0. BISHOP, President.
A. M. Oampulli., Secretary. apl7-tf
RED HEX.
WINNEMUCCA TRIBE, NO. 8, IMPROVED
Order of Rod Men, hold regular coun
cils st Masonic Hall fin the third sleep of every
seven huiih, at the seventh run, thirtieth breath.
Sojourning braves, warriors and chiefs, are
cordially invited to meet in council.
R. M. BEATTY, Sachem.
Max Jacobs, Chief of Record. al
BEATIFIC LODGE, NO. 7, K. OF P.,
Meets each Friday of every
mouth, st 7 o’clock p. ic., at its Castle
Hall, in Ofld Fellows’ building.
All Brotl er Knights, in good standing, are
fraternally .limited to attend such meetings.
C. L. BUOY, C. .0
H. B. McKie, K. of It. and S.
BI LLION ENCAMPMENT NO. 10.
Holds regular sessions on the
Third MONDAYS of each month, at
7J$ o'clock, p. M., at Odd Fellows' Building.
Sojourning Patriarch.*! are Invited to attend.
BEN. C. LEVY, C. P.
8. D. IIrkbt, Scribe. j«4tf
MO I NT AIN LOI KG E N 0.27.1.0.0. F.,
Meet every Saturday evening at
Odd Fellows’ Hall, at 7 o’clock. All
member* of (he order, in good standing, are in
vited to attend. CHAS. FEKRAK1S, N. G.
M. B. McKr.i!, Secretary.
III HERNIA NN.
r|MIF. A. 0. II MEETS EVERY THIRD
J Saturday evening of each mouth, at, the
corner of (’lark and Monroe streets, until
further notice. THOS. MURPHY, President.
J. W. Malloy. Secretary.
COM OEMME ILL!!
Y ND SKK MV XIft: ASSORTMENT OF
DDIVlESTICa IfrlPORTED CIGARS,
All kmd* of TOBACCOS ; Pipes, from the com
monest Clay to the very finest Meerschaum;
Cigar and Cigarette H<dd«r*. and in fact a full
iiu« of Nmokera’ Article*.
Also, STATIONERY, Blank, Pas* and Time
Books.
A full assortment of the very beat Pocket
Knives, Albums. Music Boxes, Guitars, Ac
cordion*. ami a great number of other goods
adapted for
PR E BENTS,
Too numerous to mentiou, which I offer to
sell at
PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST!
Conte and nee. and I will convince you of the
facts above stated.
I have a ni e
SAMPLE ROOM
In the 'ear, where you can get the choicest
kinds of
Wines, Liquors and Cigirs.
J. H. MICHbL.
Eureka December 14. Ih78. dl
FOR S-A-HliIE.
FOURTEEN
QUARTZ WAGONS,
(Axles ranging from 3 to 4 iuchea.)
Complete and iu Good Ruuuloff
Order.
— INCLUDING —
ONE 4-INCH STEEL AXLE WAGON,
(Nearly New—Original Cofit, $1,650.)
VKY OR ALL OF THESE WAGONS WILL
be sold st leaa than one-fourth of their
riglual coat. For particulars apply to
M. RICH or DR. J. B. KEEN,
Eureka, Nevada.
Or to W. B. IIARRUB.
Eat-d Oakland, California. ns2tf
LIVERY,
FEED AND SALE STABLE,
South Main Street, Eureka, Nevada,
MOORE* IIILLIIOI Sr, A CO., Prop *.
A GENERAL LIVERY BUSINESS WILT,
be conducted In all its branches. Horses
bought and sold. Horses boarded by the day,
week or month.
Elegant turnout*, four in hand, double or
single, can always be procured.
Hay and Grain for Sale.
Persons patronising ns will always And good
treatment and reasonable prices.
Eureka, April 1, lW7t>. al-tf
TKE EUREKA
PLANING MILL,
Situated on the corner of Buel and Bullion
Streets, Eureka, Nevada.
J. C. HARMON
If FISHES TO INFORM THE CITIZENS OF
W Eureka anil aurrouudlu* towna that ha
IIAM riTTED I P A MUMP.
With *hc nroat approval! luaohluary, and la
prepared
To Do All Kinds of Surfacing
and Matahiu*. Sr roll Saw!.* MortUlua aud
Turning of every description. Water Tanka,
rtt.n aud other Molded Doors, Door and Win
dow Frame*, etc., made to order, ou short
° Eureka. October 2*. 1*7. o30-tf
Notice of Dissolution.
The copartnership heretofore
aalatlnp hatwaan SS.”*Sgg^mSZ
tha Aim nama of F. J SCHNEIPM A 00 > hM
ha.n dl.aolvad h, ■■'“l^’PgJjAMBUM.
r. t. ichneiher.
Euraka. April *>. l«"» w>'li
_restaurants.
WALKER’S
CHOP STAND I
IN PERRY’S SALOON,
IS NOW IN FULL BLAST.
\TEALS AT ALL HOURS, DAY OR NIGHT,
Ifl and the very bent the market affords.
A MiHidHftippi Cook at the etove.
UNCLE BILLY WALKER is a sufferer by the
fire, aud deaerve* to be patronized. Give him
a call.
Eureka, May 5, 1879. myC.tf
MRS. BROWN’S
RESTAURANT.
Main Street, neit door north of H. Johnson's
Store, Main Street.
The best the market affords wili,
at all tin.os be served to my patrons.
B O A. R D :
Per Week.bn oo
Mingle Xenia.BO cm
A share of tile public patronage ia solicited.
MRS. BROWN.
Eureka, May 3, 1879. my4-tf
IS AGAIN OPEN !
One door south of the Court-house, on Mqin
Street, Eureka.
I AM ONCE AGAIN PREPARED TO PUR
nish all my old customers and new patrons
with the beat day board In Eureka.
Open Day and Night.
Suppers for private parties gotten up cn
short notice.
WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PASTRY A
SPECIALTY.
By leaving orders at the Store, goods will bs
delivered to any part of the town.
CHA8. FISKE, Proprietor.
Eureka, April 22. 1879. ap23tf
PARKER HOUSE
RESTAURANT.
Main Street, Eureka.
NOW CONDUCTED BY MRS. NICK MILLICH.
^\\ / THIS THE OLDE8T RE8TAU
j f &jJrant in Eureka, haw baen leaded by
/ the undersigned, and will be cen
ducted in first-class style, and will
set the best table in town.
Hoard, per week.88 OO
Single Meals.50 Cents
No Chinese employed.
Orders taken in English, Spanish and Italian.
Mrs. N. MILLICH, Proprietress.
Eureka December 23, 1878. d24-tf
RISEN FROM THE ASHES!
3VI3RS. HIGLEY’S
REST A UR ANT,
Next Door to Jack Perry's Saloon.
rpHANKFUL FOR PAST FA
1 vors, and by strict attention
business, I hope to merit and re
ceive a share of the public pat
ronage.
Hoard. per Week.88.00
Niagle Menls.50 Cents
Eureka, April 23, 1879. ap23-tf
TWO-BIT RESTIMT !
THE FIRST IH HEVADA.
JURT OPENED ON NORTH MAIN STREET,
Eureka.
FRANK HOEBLES, Proprietor.
Meals Twenty-five dents to $1 00 !
BREAKFAST :
Beefsteak, Mutton Chop, Veal Cutlet, Pota
toes. Bread and Butter, Tea and Coffee.
ZDITSTTSTEH. :
All sort* of Roast aud Boiled Meats, Vegeta
bles, Soups, Etc. jy9-‘f
ASS AYERS.
Walter BROOKS,
ASSAYED,
TWO DOORS NORTH OF WELLS k WAR
kkh’s stone building.
Main Street,
Eureka, - Nevada
*>• ALL ASSAYS DUPLICATED. "W
Eureka, February 3, 1879. feb4tf
FRANK ROBBINS,
ASSAYED,
On door above Wells, Fargo k Co’s.
PROMPTYESS, ACCl'RACY AND
MODERATE C1IAROE8.
*JTP LEASE CALL. jel
To Whom It May Concern.
IffE. THE UNDERSIGNED, MEMBERS OF
W the Diamond Ranchers’ Association,
hereby notify and forbid all persons allowing
their horse*, cattle, sheep, hogs, or other stock
to run or grace upon any of our ranches, or
drink the water from any of our springs, under
penalty of prosecution to the full extent of the
JOHN TORRE.
BARONI A CO„
BR1CCA A CO.,
HENRY LORENZ,
A. E. NICHOLS.
CRAS. H. FISKE,
G K BRVNETT,
MR BURGHAM.
FORD A HATHAWAY.
Eureka, April 29. 1H79. ap30-lm
MRS. CEO. A. DAVIS
Kuuth Mnln Mmt.
DBAL.ER X 3ST
SECOND-HAND^ FURNITURE
T*»E HIGHEST PRICES WILL BE PAID
for all articles offered for sale.
Goods sold on small commission*.
A share of the public patronage is solicited.
Eureka. March 21. 1879. wr22tf
MEAT MARKETS.
WIIOLESALEJim.
The undersigned hate formed a
copartnership under the name anil style of
MONTGOMERY A WITH1NUTON, In the
Wholesale Butchering Business,
And will furnish to Retail Dealers the best of
Veal and Mutton.
Keep constantly on hand the bast of
RANCH PQRK1.
A share of the public patronage is solicited.
WM. A. MONTGOMERY.
JA8 R. WITHINGTON.
Eureka, December 10,1878. dll-tf
CITY MARKET.
TWO D333S NORTH OF THE ATUS OFFICE,
South Main Street, Eureka, Nov.
GEORGE BAILEY, Propr.
THE CHOICEST
BEEF, MUTTON, PORK
SAUSAGE, ScC.,
CCONSTANTLY ON THE HOOKS AT THE
; City Market.
A share of the patronage of old friends and
the public generally, is solicited. s*p3-tf
CALIFORNIA MARKET.
Two Doors South of the Court-house, Main
Street, Eureka.
GOLL & MONEY, Proprietors.
Tltr Flurat f unlllle. «r
BEEF, ^HiiMUTTON,
Pork, Sausage, Head-Cheese,
Constantly on hand.
Freak, Fat and Juicy Meat#,
O;' all descriptions, the best lu the land, od
cheaper than the cheapest.
At Wholesale aud Retail.
03T Give us a call. j I
HARDWARE AND CASTINGS.
MAUPIN & AMES,
j -ILXH
BRASS WORKERS.
Main Street, opposite the Parker House.
\ITE ARE PREPARED TO DO ALL WORK
Tt in our line in the best manner, and at
reasonable prices.
All orders intrusted to us will be faithfully
and promptly attended to.
We solicit a share of the public patronage.
T. J. MAUPIN.
O. W. AMES.
Eureka, May 6, 1679. my7-tf
EUREKA
FOUNDRY.
rpHIS ESTABLISHMENT IS PREPARED TO
X furnish mills and furnaces with
CASTINGS
Of every description; Also
MACHINE WORK.
We have running, in connection with the
above, a BOILER SHOP, where all descriptions
of Boiler Work and Forging will be under
taken. All work leaving the Foundry
(iiHarniiteed and Executed on the
Moat Reasonable Terms.
■GTOrder* solicited from outlying districts
and filled with dispatch.
J. WELLS A CO.,
Eureka Foundry, Eureka, Nev.
B. T. Lacy. L. C. Park*.
PARKE & LACY,
Sole Agents for
BURLEIGH AIR COMPRESSORS
—AND—
Rock Diillirg Machinery,
PUTNAM MACHINE COMPANY.
Machinists’ Tools and Steam Engines, Has
kiu’s Engines and Boilers, Hoisting and Yacht
Engines, Steam Pumps aud Centrifugal Irri
gating Pumps,
ALWAYS OX HAXD.
417 Market Street, San Francisco California.
IP T 3& JEi l
Great Excitement
AT RICHMOND HALL!
South Main Street, Eureka.
This house is now open to the
public as
A FREE CONCERT HALL,
With good Liquors, Music, aud polite Waiter
Girls. Billy hopes all his old friends, and all
the new ones he can make, will give him a
helping hand to make things j'dly.
W. 8. BOLAND, Manager.
Eureka, April 28,1879. ap29-tf
Eureka Carnage Slop,
Nontla Malii Street.
THAVE on HAND a CAREFULLY 8ELECT
kd stock of well-seasoned, see id-growth
Eastern timber, aud can make to order any de
sired style of buggy or wagon, finished in a
substantial and tasty manner. Give me a call
and I will give you honestly made work aud
good stock, at prices that cannot fail to suit.
BLACKSMITHiNG^PAINTING
REPAIRING,
In all its branches, done promptly snd with
great rare.
GEORGE L. OTT,
Eureka, March U. 1879. marlStf
SECOND-HAND GOODS!
All sorts and descriptions of
Goods
Bought and Sold.
Chairs Caned and Repaired with neatness and
dispatch.
JAMES HANNEGAN,
117 South Main Street.
Opposith the Richmond Hotel.
Eureka. April 31.1879. ap33-lm
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
W. H. CLARK,
r«ra«r Haia aad dark •!«.,
Eureka, - Nevada.
Tie Largest EMielieit
—AND MOST—
Complete Stock
—of—
GROCERIES 1
—AMD—
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
In the State.
A mammoth assortment of choice
Fresh Groceries
Of all kinds, including in part
Teas,
Sugars,
Coffee,
Canned Fruit.
Dried Fruit,
Oysters,
Spices,
Syrups,
Candles,
Flour, ’
Rice,
Bacon,
Butter,
WINES, LIQUORS, &c., fto.
Aim, * Fall Lin. of
HARDW A RE!
—AND—
Brass Goods,
Steel, Picks, Sledges,
Powder and Fuse.
The best selection in the Market of
WINTER
CLOTHUsTG,
At the Lowest Prices. The Latest Style of
GENT’ SHIRTS.
FURNISHING GOODS I
And Underwear.
HfV charge for delivering goods to any
part of the District.
Eureka. August 5, 1878. a6-tf
R. SADLER & CO.,
Xartk Main Street, Eureka.
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Groceries ai Prorisis!
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES!
HARDWARE!
—AND—
A FULL LINE OF
THE NEWEST STYLES
—or—
WALL PAPER!
AGENTS FOB
FOREIGN A lrt( HOME
INSDRANCEJOMPANIES.
ALSO, AGEXTS FOR THE
CALIFORNIA POWDER WORKS,
-AND- -
HERCULES BLASTING AND SPORTING
O W DEB.
$OT Goods Delivered free of charge, jgg
JR. ft ADLER * CO.,
North Main Street. Eureka.
J. MARCHANT
Hu Just opened n
FAMILY GROCERY
-AICD
PROVISION STORE,
VEST DOOR TO THE DRY GOODS STORE
of Maclaren k Macdonald, where he will
keep the
CHOICEST GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
And sell u cheap aa the cheapest.
■T'Trade solicited. Goode delivered free of
harge. a mrM tf
BANKERS.
PAXTON & CO.,
BANKERS,
EUREKA, NEVADA.
J^RAW AT SIOHT, IX SUMS TO SUIT, OX
Anglo-Caltfornian Bank.San Francisco
Anglo-Californian Bank.London
J. A W. Be liftman A Co.New York
D. O. Mills A Co.Sacramento
Decker A Jewett...Marysville
White A McCornick.Salt Lake City
Discount Commercial Paper, Make Collec
tions, Receive Deposits in Coin or Currency on
open account, certificate, or special deposit,
and transact
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
•^Mining Stocks Bought and Sold on Com
mission.
We Pi Comfy M,
(In Calisher’s Building)
Ml R E II A , NEVADA.
rrMld.nl.U W—draft
Cashier.Wm. Pardjr
Diukctobb :
F. W. ante. .E. Woodruff.
Transact a General Banking Business.
Draw at sight on Wells, Fargo k Co., Ban
Francises, New York and London.
■EF* Also. Local Agency of the following Fire
Insurance Companies: Berlin < Alogne,
of Berlin; Iji (onflanre, of Paris; La
i'slwn* CSenernle.of Rrii: LandoH Pro
vincial, of London; Olrard, of Philadel
phia; Revere, of Boston; People’s, of
New Jeisey; and other sterling Companies.
Mining Steeles Bought and Sold on Commis
sion.
Eureka, May 15, 1879. myl6-tf
SALOONS.
MENDES’
“TIGER” SALOON.
THE LAROEMT IN NEVADA.
IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
THE BEST BRANDS OF
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
A FUUL BAND OF MUSIC
In attendance every evening.
JOE MENDES, Proprietor.
Eureka, May 17,1879. myl8-tf
TRUCKED SALOON,
No. 44 North Main Street,
EUREKA. KEY.
CAS1GRE PROVOST, PROPRIETOR.
rpHE CHOICEST BRANDS OF
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Procurable in the San Francisco market, con
stantly on hand.
Give me a call. C. PROVOST.
Eureka, May 9, 1879. mylO-tf
ED. DEimiLOON
HAS BEEN REOPENED ON THE^jna
old site. The same quality of tfSYa
Liquors and the same old brand of Cigars
will be used as previous to the great con
flagration
The prime cost of both
DRINKS and CIGARS
WILL BE
OIsTE BIT!
The same Mixologist, Geo. Fay will hold his
old position. Everything is new and tirst
class. The walk in the rear to Buel street has
been rebuilt. AMihe old friends will remem
ber that they ar# Is welcome at the new place
as they were at the old one,
E. H. DEAN.
Eureka, May 5, 1879. my6-tf
JACK PERRI S SALOON,
-CORNER OF
Main and Bateman Streets
EUREKA, NEV. •
-THE CHOICEST
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Obtainable in the San Franciseo market con
stantly on hand.
Eureka, August 10,1878. aulO-tf
xtEOFEisrxjsro i
NARROW-GAUGE SALOON
Corner of Buel and Clark Streets, Eureka.
NEW THROUGHOUT !
MOLALTESTA & LIGGETT,
PROPRIETORS.
Having rebuilt the above saloon,
the proprietors will keep constantly on
band the choicest brands of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
To be bad in the 8an Francisco market.
Give ue a call.
MOLALTESTA k LIGGETT.
Eureka, May 1,1879. my2-tf
Great Attraction!
STAR BREWERY
SCHMIDT SMEHDES, PROFS.
r siHE STAR BREWERY IS NOW OPEN.
J and will be conducted in the same manner
a* Joe Mendes' Tiger Saloon was kept on Main
Street, with
Good Liquors, Music,
Attentive Waiter Girls.
Joe says he is going to run the business, and
hopes that all his friends will give him a help
| iug hand, to make things lively,
' Eureka, MayS. 1879. myt-ftf
_SPECIAL N0TICE8.
la Fall Mart,
2*potA’*'1,“'* **«•«• and Mechanics Trad
T* laftrrrr.
Goode at coat at Bart A.him. Miners’ and
Mechanic.' Trade Depot.
Froae the *-*in
Phenll rleen from the ashen—Bert AaUah
Miner." end Mechanic’ Trade Depot, —— of
Mela end Bateman atreeU.
Don't Fanti lli
Bert Aebtm'a Miner#’ and Mechanica’ Trade
Depot h the cbeapeet and reliable atom la
town, and don't yon forget It.
Bnllnf! Keller! 1
Bart Aahlm, although n loaer, la a Belief
Committee of one, who will abeotntely glen
away gooda to other eafreters far laee money
than any house In Eureka. Book It
W a tehee. Jewelry an
pot red.
If you want to have your
elry repaired ln,a workmanlike
P. Staler . Jewelry .tore, one
A***m A Bros., Main .tract,
ranted.
Watches tend Jewelry.
If yon want your fine watehee repaired In
the beet manner and guaranteed for on# year to
k*fP e*™*} «■*>«. e» to Straua' Jewelry Stow
below the Parker Houae. j#d
The Tin Floaed.
The ravagea of the lira Bend, the water Bend/
or any other Bead, can’t keep Bart Aahlm. at
the M. and M. T. D., corner c! Main and Bata
man .treeIs. from wiling tho heat gooda al the
lowest figures. Coat price#, coat; anly that, and
nothing more.
tsa*e of «wia. u*-^.T ■’riapani
Prof. Adolph Wedlea, the popular yladt^
hat returned to Eureka, and la now prepared to
give Inatrnctlone on the Plano and Organ. Mu.
ale fnrniahed for concerta, theaters, reatlvaln.
etc., a specialty. Orders left at Max Oberfeld
er a store, will be promptly attended to.
Balsen.
If yon btve s fins or complicated watch er
clock, a music box, an automaton singing Mid.
or any other delicate and Intricate place of
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELM.
Chronometer, witch and clock maker, on* door
north of Meyers k Franklin, Msln street.
All work warranted to give perfect eatiefec*
tiou or positively no charge. og
CELEBRATED WEBER FIAXOS.
—AMD—
E»*«JT Onrana.
Sherman. Hyde fe Co., Ssa Trandaco, faclte
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold on the installment plan.
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are con
sidered the best and most durable.
One only buys a Piano in a life time, thereto*
get the beat, the beat is the cheapest, al
ways.
Prof. Wm. Plumhoff. Local Agent, Eureka.
The Mew Amerieee.
W. P. Haskell & Co. have been appointed
agents for Eastern Nevada for the New Ameri
can Be wing Machine. This machine combines
all of the latest improvements, and la in every
respect the best machine in the market. Mr.
M.Plquett, just from the East, who baa been
in the machine business for the past six years,
will canvass this town and Buby Hill, and take
orders for the American jnd Singer mar hi nee,
attachments, needles, machine oil, eta,
_ap4-tf
Ask Yourself these quest least
Are you a despondent sufferer from sick head*
ache, habitual coativenesa, palpitation of the
heart? Have you dizziness of the heed? Ik
your nervous system depressed? Poes your
blood circulate badly? Have you e cough, low
spirits, coming up of the food after eating, etc.,
etc.? All of these and much more are the di
rect results of dyspepsia, liver complaint and
indigestion. Green'a August Flower la now
acknowledged by all druggists to be a positive
cure. Two million four hundred thousand
bottles were given away in the United States,
through druggists, to the people as a trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person of its won
derful quality in curing ail forms of indiges
tion. Sample bottler, 10 cents. Regular use,
75 cents. Bold positively by all first-class drug*
gists In the United States.
"physicians,
DR. 0. H. THOKA,
Physician and scroeon. or
flee in Monaco s building. South Main
street.
DB. L. B. JOSEPH,
Physician and scroeon.
Office at the residence of Mr. T. Wethered,
Professional calls received at any hour.
DR. A. C. BISHOP,
Physician and svroeor.
Office on Main street, opposite Paxton B
Co’s Bank, Eureka.
DR J. R. N. OWES,
Physician and scroeon ec
reka, Nevada. Office in Clark's Building,
corner of Main and Clark streeta.
~~ J. A. NESBITT, M. D„ C. M.
OFFICE—NO. 21 BUEL STREET, EAST
aide, sixth door south of Skntihxi, office.
Eureka, Nevada. au4-tf
DR. L. BAZET,
PHYSICIAN AND SCROEON. EC*
reka, Nevada. Office : Monaco's building.
South Main street. Consultatione in English,
French, Spanish and Italian.
DR7JAMES WILLIAM8,
PHYSICIAN AND SCROEON. OF
flee at the Jackson Hotel. Eureka.
DR. E. THIELE,
PHYSICIAN SCROEON AND OB
ST ethic i a n. Office—89 Main street. Of
fice hours : 8 to 10 a. m. and 2 to 4 ». M.
DR. E. B. DE LAXATYR.
Homeopathist.—orricE and
residence west side of 8pring street,
near Star Brewery. Office hours : 8to 10 a. m.j
2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. M.
DR. M. ROCKMAK,
PHYSICIAN AND SCROEON.
Office in Vanderleith's Building, up stafra,
two doors north of Paxton k Co's, Main street.
my9-tf
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
C. HAMILTON, D. D. S..
Dektirt. room*
ROE afreet, ftret door fl
Jell-____
THOMAS J. READ,
CIVIL EIMIEER AND V. L DIP
uty Mineral Surveyor. Office In Ryland’e
Brick Building, on the corner of Bateman and
Buel streets, up stairs.
C. X. BENNETT,
Architect and Builder.
OFFICE ON SPRING STREET, OPPOSITE
the old Opera House.
Eureka. May 1,1879. myt-tf
MINING^ TAX.
-VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
Taaraon the Proceed, of the Mtnee of
Euret. County, for the quarter ending Hank
31.1879, are now due and payable to dm. at my
offlee. and that the law with regard to the col
lection of the tame will be .-rirtl; enforced
HANK KNIGHT.
Aueeeor of Eureka County.
Eureka. May It. 1*79. mylA-JM

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