Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume], October 08, 1892, Image 3

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home and coast.
Hitters of Lively Interest to the
General Render.
Regi.ter I Register I I
pool forget to register,
freak Cobin left here for the Eset lest
ffedneedsy.
C. A Malhewton, of Usmiiton, wee in
town yeeterdsy.
Oregon le now considered tare for
Weaver end Field.
Rer Felher Kelly returned Thursday
from srisil to Aaetin.
The latest New York quotation for silser
,u gas*; le»d' 93 93
Whom the gods with to destroy they
tr,l_nomi»»t« to office.
The greet Cariboo mine In Colorado has
dosed down. IFe coming!
Tbttiodnt to Salt Hirer, after the eleo
ttoa, will be aoutuaily large.
Tbsaeaal religions services will be held
la St James church to morrow.
The n.ael religions eerrioee will be held
el the Catholic Church to morrow.
Bt. John's Chapter No. S, R. A M.,
meets this evening at 7 o’clock sharp.
Hon. F. O. Newlands ie doing effective
work in the eastern pert of the Btete.
Henatcr Stewart says he had rather
throw hie vote sway than vote for a gold
bug.
II ia a pity that there are ao few omeea.
when there are ao many aapiranta to All
them.
Frank Paul aud wife, of Kano, paaaed
through here yeaterday on their way to
Hamilton.
Don't fail to get regiatered. You can’t
vote for Wearer and Field unleae yon are
regiatered.
the Wionemuoea Silver Slate, one of
our beat exchange*, haa entered upon ita
llat volume.
The ladle* of Ilebeoea Lodge are making
noneual preparation for their hall on the
asthlnetant.
Mra. M. Karaky, who haa been ill for the
part teu dava, we are pleaaed to elate ia
oonvaleiciog.
More mine* are being oloaed down. And
yet there are people in Nevada atill about
log for Harrlaou.
Diok Baroea, of Elko oounty. waa in
town during the week. Diek ia aolld for
Weaver and Field.
The Lander Oonnly Democratic and
Rapnblioan parliea have dtabanded and
formed a Silver parly.
Hon. Franoia O. Newianda apent Sun
day here, and made many new friend* by
hi* pleasant manner*.
The Walker Lake Bulletin baa donned a
handsome new dreae, and i* out rad hot
for Weaver and Field.
M. Karaky returned from San Franoiaco
laat Monday, where be purcheaed large
■look* of dry good* and clothing.
Stewart ooght to have the enpport of
every voter in Nevada in thie great *trng
for the remonetization of ailver.
Chicago ha* begun advertising ita pork.
Hack hire for the Columbian oelebration
haa jumped to $22 a day wboleaale.
Mra. I. C. C. Whitmore, who baa been
dangerously ill with blood poisoning for
•everal week*, i* rapidly improving.
Jim White, the Diamond valley ranoher,
waa in town the early pait of the week
•baking band* with hi* numerous friend*.
New York oily will oelehrate Columbus
Day ou the 12tb lost. October 2I*t 1* the
exaot anniversary of Columbus's landing.
Tbe Lincoln County Democratic Con
vention, held laat week, indorsed Stewart
for C. S. Senator and Newianda for Con
gress.
Malicious persons and children have
loro down a number of cards of tbs can
didst* * in ths field. This is wrong and
should be slopped.
r* Ala oonotry village enterlatiment the
chair announced " Mias Jons* will oow
aing, ‘Pul Me in My Lillis lied,' with Mr
Browo. the curate."
Do the people of Eureka intend doing
anything in the way of oelebrating Co
lumboa Day ? If so. it is time they were
getting a move sn them.
Barney MoCool, the genial section mao
at Diamond station, made a dying visit to
Eureka last Sunday uight. Glad to se<
your cheerful phiz, Barney.
Home of tbe folks In the West get their
religion so mixed up with politics that a
stranger can't tell half the time whether
they are praying or swearing.
An Indian approaohsd a candidate a few
days ago and asked, " You silver man?"
The candidate said “ yes. What are you?"
“Oh! Me heap pine nut mao."
Ferd. I m Ob.r.tcg, from down tbe rail
ro»d, w»« in town lut riaturday. YV« bop.
" Dick " that your vi.it will termioete in
your everlftNtlog happine.., etc.
There will be a meetiog of tbe Military
Social Club at lb. Hook, and Kuiok. Iloa.
Hou.« tbl. evening at 7 o'olock. All
mambera are requeated to be In attend
anoe.
A lot of band mu.lo waa loat lael Satur
day e.eoing belonging to tbe Star Band
Auy per.on finding tbe earn, will oonfer
a graal favor by returning it to any mem
ber of the band.
Hon. Franoie G Newlanda and Hon
Thomae Wren left Monday by private oon
reyanoe for Hamilton and Ely. White Fine
county, where they addreeeed tbe cltixeo.
on tbe political iaauea.
It ie reported that Wm. YYhalen, of
Anlalope, bae railed freeb capital io Kng
land and ba. a fine pro.peot for develop
log a good mint. Eleven men are now
employed In tbe mine.
Here la an axlraot from a genuine love
letter: " Deere,t love, I have .wallowed
tbe poetage etamp which waa on your let
tar, beoau.e I kuew that your lip. bad
touched It." Yum, yum.
(iotwith.landing that there are eo many
candidate, in the field for office thia Fall,
there eeerna to be tbe beat of feeling among
them, and they Joeh each other a. to tb.ir
relative ebanoe, for being eleoted and de
tea ted.
Hon. Tboma, YYron accompanied Hon
r*.n cis G. Newlaods, Ihe Silver Party can* ;
didate for Congress to Whl«e PioV. Both 1
genteman returned hereon Thursday even
ing and the latter departed yesterday
morning to fill hia appointment at Tus*
ear or a.
Ths Psople's party have organized iu
Whits Plue county and last Tuesday week
held a regular county convention at Ely
whloh indorsed Weaver and Field aod the
Slatform and the nominees of the State
ilver Convention. The old parties have
disbanded.
Oar Whits Tine correspondent stys that
the Newlatid's meeting there wound up
with singing " Qood night." Thera were
• whole lot ot fellows In Eureka laat
Saturday evening that oould not even say
good night after Newlands got through
treating them.
There are not loss than 70 candidates
for the local offices in this oounty, aud
there is no telling how many more there
may be before County Clerk Harmon
shale down the gale on the evening of the
tSlb instant. It mast be the hard timet
that impels so many persons to be candi
dates for office.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald will leave nezt
Wednesday for Washington. D. 0., to at
tend the Hnpreme Counoil of the Ancient
end Aocepted Scottish Rite of Masons,
wbioh meets at the National Capital e
week from next Moudey. John Torre
left laat Wednesday for W ashingtou tor
tha same purpose.
The talk ia that money Is being offered
In California to bet that Nevada will not
go for Weaver aDd Field. This is only a
mousy pressure brought to bear to influ
anoe public opinion in the interests ol the
gold Luge; but all the money they can
furnish will not avail them. This Stale
will at aurtly send Weaver electors to
Washington as the sun rises and sets.
t oiREsrox nrxcE.
IIamii.tok, Nev., Oct. 3, l*f*2.
Ed. Sentikei. : The citizens ol
White Pine were agreeably honored
at the arrival her** of lion. Eranri* G.
New lands and Hon. Thomas Wren,
the one the Silver party candidate for
Congress and the other a noble Kotnan,
who for the love of his State has
thrown off past party affiliations to
help lead the silver party on to vic
tory. The largest possible gathering
of la<lies and gentlemeu assembled
here to-night to hear the honorable
gentleman speak on the subject near
est to the hearts of the people of Ne
vada, the greatest financial question
before the nation in w hich all present
were unanimous—the remonetization
of silver. This is the only live issue
now before the people of the United
States and it is time that all classes
were educated up to the (act. It is the
paramount interest of the people of
the Pacific Coast and particularly of
the State of Nevada. It is the ulti
matum upon which our living and
well-being depends. Mr. N'ewlands
made an unanswerable argumentative
and logical speech, in which he
clearly delineated the great wrong
that had hcen done to the people by
the demonetization of silver and the
consequent wreckage of the financial
interests of the country that must
shortly ensue if silver is not restored
to its legitimate function as a money
metal.
Mr. Wren, a California ’4'ter, an
old and respected citizen of Nevada
and pioneer of White I’inc county,
the pros|>ector and miners' friend, fol
lowed Mr. Newlands with a most in
teresting historical account of the de
monetization of silver and its dire
consequences. The gentleman's re
marks were greeted with prolonged
applause.
After the shaking the White I’ine
District Silver League brass band
played several national airs. The
felicity of the occasion was Lightened
by vocal music and the audience re
tired after singing “Home, Sweet
Home” and “Good Night.’’ White
Pine District as in duty bound, stands
solid for silver. Yours truly, J. G.
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llfp»rtr«l for tin* North
W. H. Stoweli, one of our oldest and
highly respected citizens, accompanied
by his family, left here last Wednes
day for Spokane, State of Washing
ton, where lie is interested in business
with Charley Fassett, formerly of
Kuby Hill. Whether or not he will
make iiis permanent residence in the
North will probably depend on circum
stances. He lias very valuable min
ing interests here in addition to his
business, but the mining industry lias
iieeome so hadlv crippled, through
the depression of silver, that every
line of business has gone to the dogs,
and there is no inducement for him to
remain here any longer. The drug
store will tie run by a drug clerk un
der the supervision of Klmer Mat 011
ncll. It is a sad sign of the limes to
see our time-honored citizens depart
ing, but from their new home we
hope ever to hear the cheerful news
of the happiness and success of Billy
■Stoweli and his family.
A Nwewlinenl Purloin»r.
Last Saturday afternoon the liouse
of Adolph liollin, which is situated in
(Joodwin Canyon, was entered by
some party who thoroughly ransacked
the premises from garret to cellar.
The only articles, however, which Mr.
(•offin lias found missing are a box of
plums and a jar of China ginger pre
serves, which were in the cellar. Sir.
(ioffin says lie is satisfied the house
breaker does not live a thousand miles
away from his dwelling, which indi
cates that he has the sweeth-toothed
individual spotted.
Palnlul Arelilent.
Last Sunday, while Pete Loli waB
returning from Peterson’s ranch with
a load of hay, and when on a narrow
and sidling piece of road, the wagon
and hay were overturned and Sir.
Loli was thrown some 20 feet down an
embankment and had 'his right
shoulder dislocated. On his return
to town I>r. Williams replaced the
dislocation, and under the circum
stances lie is getting along nicely, hut
it will require several weeks before lie
will have the full use of his urtn.
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Mark This.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald will leave
for the East on Wednesday next, and
all persons wishing to be naturalized
must appear in couit on or before
next Tuesday, or they will not have a
chance to get out their papers in time
to vote at the election on November
H. No person who is eligible to be
come a citizen, and is a friend of sil
ver, Bhould neglect his opportunity
to get in and vote for Weaver and
Field. _ __
Klko I'oouly i'uoventltiu.
The Silver party of Elko county
have nominated a full county ticket.
The legislative ticket is K. P.
Hammil of Wells, E. C. Mc
Langhton of Carlin and W. A. Mas
sey of Tusearora. They are all first
class, able men and w ill no doubt he
elected. It is hardly necessary to say
that they are all good Stewart men
and they are pledged to turn by a
strong and ringing platform.
A fall Treasury.
The statement is published that by
the recent series of pugilistic encoun
ters in New Orleans the Olympic club
cleared $103,000, and that after the
directors had voted liberal donations
to various persons connected with the
“entertainments,” there still remains
the sum of $13,000 in the club’s trcas
ury.
tauslit ’em at It.
In Kentucky the public school
teachers are paid so much for each
pupil. This plan has one good effect,
that of stimulating teachers to secure
scholars and thus extend the benefits
of education, but some have been
found making false returns.
A Houilerliil I’arer.
Mascot paced the first heat in the
free-for-all race at Terre Haute, Indi
ana, last week, in 2:04, lowering ths
pacing record from 2 :U5'.i and equal
ing Nancy Hanks’ trotting record.
r« William M. Stewart ter Ik*
I iilleil Minim Mrwnl*.
The following is the pledge pre
scribed by the Eureka County Silver
j League and signed by the following
named candidates tor the Aseembly
; from Eureka county:
To the < liairman and Members of
the Kurt ai County Executive Com
mittee, ai. I also the members of the
Eureka ( nty Silver League of Ne
vada—< »en’ linien:
In compliance with the resolution
of said silver la-ague, passed Sept.
29, 1892, w e hereby pledge our word of
honor, if elected to the Assembly of
the State 01 Nevada, at the next en
suing election, that we will vote for and
nse all lion Table means within our
power to i ure the election of Wm.
M. Stewart to the United States Sen
ate, and other, that we will vote for
and eupp it the nominees of the Sil
ver part v I Nevada at the next ensu
ing election, National. State and
county. John T. Wheeler,
M. G. Foster,
K. M. Beatty,
Charles K. Allen,
Thos. 8. Douglas,
J. W. Jones.
Orn shlpnnli,
The Kill ' ka and Palisade Railroad
Company received during the month
of September the following lots of ore
for shipment to Halt Lake City and
other point*:
Eureka District—From the Diamond
mine, 1,1 Ions; Eureka Con. Min
ing Company, 450 tong; Richmond
136 tons ; Hamburg Mining Company,
121 ton* ii kson Mining Company,
105 tciiH ; I rtimer Mining Company,
20 tons ; idler & McNaughton, i9
tons; Pb 11:x Mining Company, 16
tons and Hlver West mine 15 tons.
Total Eureka District, 2,076 tons.
From White Pine District, White
Pine con y— From Tom Cornell, 60
tons; P il'ragnazo, 60 tons; Ross
A Siri, 55 tons; J. B. Mathewson, 13
tons and ( A. Mathewson, 11 tong.
Total Wli Pine District, 179 tons.
From .fi» Lindsey, Union District,
Eureka e inty, 15 tons, and from
Reveille, Nye county, 4'* tons. To
tal shipped, 2,264'* tons.
I.nai'1
The Austin Reveille, commenting
on the political situation and the or
ganization of the Silver party in Lan
der county,says;
"Monday last was an eventful day
for the pc pin of Lander county, for it
heard the death knell rung of Repub
licanism and Democracy and the joy
ous cry of the new born babe—the
silver r.inTV or lander. Succeed
ing the adioiis of the respective Cen
tral Comm ittees, one in revoking
its call l r a convention, and the
other in r> 1 mg to hold any, the two
met, resolved themselves into an ex
ecutive c aunittee and formed the
third party.
“In doing -o they gratified the gen
eral deman I. Silver with us is first,
last and a the time, and all other
things of r inty or State considera
tion must be subservient to the wel
fare of it. Actuated by these thoughts
ami instigat'd with like sentiments,
the tnemb i of the committees acted
so that r • ■ ng could be in the way of
a free and united vote, expressive of
the demand lor the remonetization of
the metal. Their action removes all
obstacles and gives the means of
proving the ilver or anti-silver senti
ments of every voter in the county."
A Moiuitu Proapertor.
The Phcnix, Ariz., Gazette save that
Mrs. E. W. Thomas, who formerly
kept an ic i ream parlor in that town,
is now in tiic superstitious Mountains
engaged in a work usually deemed
strange to Woman's sphere. She is
prospecting for a lost mine, to the lo
cation of which she believes she holds
the key. Hut somehow she has failed
after two months’ work to locate the
bonanza, . ugh aided by two men.
The story i the mine is founded upon
the usual death-bed revelations of the
ancient miner usual in such cases.
There is a,so a lost cabin connected
with it.
Ucnernl luviUltau Kxlfuilcd.
The general meeting called by the
Italian Benevolent Society will be
held at their hall this evening at
o’clock for the purpose of making
suitable arrangements for the cele
bration lie, •' f the 400th anniversary
of the dis very ot America b^ Chris
topher C' ambus. The citizens of
Eureka are cordially invited to be
present. Our Italian fellow-citizens
of Eureka are to be commended for
taking tin- initiative in this propoeed
celebration and our citizens should
lend their aid in making the occa
sion a success.
IIonii'i Draw Hater Kaiiazh.
Since Newlands went to San Fran
cisco and knocked Mike Harter out in
one round, Nevada has rewarded him
with a nomination for Congress. Bar
tine, left in the cold now, prouoees to
knock Seii.it,,r Stewart out of his seat.
Sorry, but Bartine nor any other man
can do it. Itartine is a good silver
man, hut he doesn’t draw water
enough to sail in the same ocean of
popularity with brave, honest old
Senator St"wart.—The Road.
iiu Little Trick.
Gladstone to Harrison: “Arrange
your cum ucy to suit yourself. That of
the British Empire suits me well
enough.” Harrison to himself: “Well,
I declare, that is cool! Here we’ve
been playing into British hands for
twenty ye ,rs, and at last we’ve found
a Premier too honest to help me out
with a h' tl ■ trick to serve till after
election!”
■>r»Mlu( It FlUC.
The social lines appear to be very
closely drawn at Reno. A ball adver
tisement published in one of the pa
pers stat< - that “no objectionable
features w ill I* admitted to the hall.’’
It’s a good thing for some of our Win
nemucca boys that this rule was not
in force last week during the fair.
But, never mind, boys, beauty ig only
skin deep anyway.—Silver State.
Ilim Mneta They Eat.
The free lunch eaters of New York
city consume daily two tons of potato
salad, a ton and a half of beans, 250
gallons of beef stew and a hundred
weight of caviare, not to mention the
large quantit s of cheese, Frankfur
ter sausa e, pickles, olives, corned
beef, macaroni, etc.
Freth Si lt liimog Buokwbeat, tea otat*
per pound, at Lambert’s.
riMuaaTisR *r irwirr.
State or Nevada, >
C a room, Oct. 1, 1892. J
Pursuant to the provisions of the
statutes of the State of Nevada, I, K.
K. Colcord, Governor, do hereby
issue this proclamation offering a re
ward for the arrest and conviction of
any person violating any of the pro
visions of any of the Acta relating to
elections now on the statute books.
A reward of one hundred dollars
for an arrest and conviction when the
crime is a misdemeanor, and a reward
of two hundred dollars for the arrest
and conviction of any person guilty of
felony under the provisions of said
laws.
Such rewards will be paid until the
total amount expended under section
1616 of the • ieneral Statutes of Ne
vada reaches the sum of ten thousand
dollars.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the State, at the Capitol, in Carson,
this first day of October, in the year
of our lx>rd one thousand eight hun
dred and ninety-two, and of the Inde
pendence of the United States the one
hundred and sixteenth.
R. K. Couord,
Governor of Nevada.
By the Governor:
O. H, Grey, Secretary of State.
»• TruU HM*, Pntaklj.
Pioche is again in what might be
called the dumps. For some weeks
past our citizens have had high hopes
of a transfer of the property of the P.
C. M. & K. Co. to the Kansas City
Smelting Company, a corporation that
is supposed to have sufficient capital
to work the mines in this vicinity on
a remunerative scale. The ores of
this district being low grade, capital
on a large scale will be required to
work them to advantage. A railroad
is the only solution of the question,
and it is on that which the people of
this section base their hopes— it being
understood that the building of a
railroad from Pioche to Milford was
one of the conditions of sale. So when
the order came last week to shut down
the mines, smelter and all workings
of the company, it naturally cast a
gloom over the community. What
are the intentions of the company or
what was the cause of the failure of
the transfer, no persons here appears
to know. Some say it is the low price
of silver, while others say it was a dis
agreement as to the valuation of the
property. It is to be hoped that the
shut-down will not be of long dura
tion, as the pitmerty is too valuable to
remain idle.—Pioche Record.
Make Fuels of Sane Scm.
Another election is upon us with all
its give and take bitterness, in which
perhaps the friendship of years will be
ruthlessly severed. And on the other
hand, while life-long friends become
enemies, you'll see old toughs who got
mad over a horse trade, or lawsuit, or
water ditch, and who have been biting
thumbs at each other for years, sud
denly approach, smell noses, kiss, em
brace, feel sorry for themselves, apol
ogize and swear eternal fidelity—just
because they happen to agree upon
some candidate. Politics, like love
makes fools of some men.—Austin
Reveille.
PuUHce Bosk, UMIuny kad
Variety Htara.
We bavs Just reoelved a full assortment
of floe itslionery, bale balls, marbled, tope;
fresh garden seeds oonetantly on band;
feather dosteri, playing cards, tooth picks,
toilet paper; a floe aaeorliaenl of peoi,
iuks, albums, scrap books, perlnmery, bird
oages, all kinde of eohool books and eobool
supplies, blank books, memorandum
books, and all kinds of tablets; a oomplete
assort meet of ontlery, pipes, clgarellee,
floe smoking and ohewing tobaooo of all
the leading brands. Fins cigars a
specialty, A foil line of toys, dolls, and
everything else pertaining lo a flrat-olase
variety store. Everything sold at the
lowest prices. W. J. Smith,
• Proprietor.
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Helmetta, K. J., created much ex
citement in that vicinity. Investiga
tion showed that the disease was not
cholera but a violent dysentery which
is almost as severe and dangerous as
cholera. Mr. Walter Willard, a protn
iuent merchant of Jamesburg, two
miles from Helmetta, says Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy lias given great satisfaction
in the most severe cases of dysentery.
It is certainly one of the best things
ever made." For sale by W. H. Stow
ell, druggist, Main street, Eureka.
It is not unusual for colds con
tracted in the Fall to hang on all
Winter. In such cases catarrh or
chronic bronchitis are almost sure to
result. A fifty cent bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy will cure snv
cold. Can you afford to risk so much
for so small an amount? This remedy
is intended especially for bad colds
and croup and can always be de
pended upon. For sale by W. H.
Stowell, druggist, Main street, Eu
reka. __
ludlceallblllty of Mauu,
“Next to pork," says a physician,
“the banana is the most indigestible
thing a person can eat, and it yon
will notice you will see them touched
very sparingly by people with weak
stomachs. If you can digest them,
however, and don't mind the offen
sive odor, they are very nourishing
and one can make a meal on them
that is in every way equal to a sub
stantial lunch of bread and meat."—
N. Y, Tribune.
To Arrive To-dsy.
Fresh fruit of all kinds, cranberries,
celery and fresh oysters, will be re
ceived to-day at Johnny Lambert’s,
two doors north of the I’ostoffice. *
Fine Whisky.
D. Nathan A Co. have just re
ceived a large supply of the cele
brated 0. K. Cutter Whisky, the finest
article ever sold in this market. *
W. H. Stowsll,
Druggist and assayer. No. 3 Main
treet, Eureka, Nevada. I _
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Don’t forget that McCONNELL
meet! all reductions and sells goods as
cheap as any house in town.
Ur. P. A. Skinner, of Texarkene,
Ark., is an enthusiast in the praise of
Chamberlain't Pain Balm. He need
it for rheumatism, and says: "I
found it to be a most excellent local
remedy.” For sale by W. H. Stowell,
druggist, Main street Eureks.
new to-DAT.
BILLS PASSED
SSS.If TU..SS
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
....it nan....
MMtlflr Oct. 3, 1893.
BILL# ALLOWBD.
A. G. Clark, ml ary.|«n oo
J. L Smith. salary. 50 00
Oharlea Ferrari*, aalary. 80 00
H. Hager, County Phjaician. 125 00
J. B. Singleton, ealary. 75 00
F. H. Harmon, salary. 75 00
L. A. Duokle,ealary.. .. 333 S3
Peter Breen, mlary . 100 00
W. H. Tyler, aalary. 75 00
W. 8. Beard, aalary. 101 26
John Wilson, aalary. 60 oo
John Qrafnvlch, aalary.100 Oo
T. 8. Dongle*, watchman. 3 00
Mr*. E. LeTenthal, washing, etc_.... 36 00
Peter Zannlno, noxious animals. 6 00
B. T.G. Gray, bridge work. 63 00
Wm Scheuoh, bridge work. 15 00
Wm. Sargent, bridge work. 18 00
John Anderson, bridge work. 15 00
B Oel leg her, bridge work. 12 00
John Henning, bridge work . 18 00
A. G. Clark, road work . 13 54
c. U. Wallace, Assessor s salary . 200 06
M. Morris, supplies. 12 00
B. Sadler, supplies. *6 66
P. J. Schneider,supplies . 24 m
E. 4 0. L. Oo, lumber. 220 82
W. J. Smith, supplies . m 75
W. J. Smith, Poe toffies. fj q4
J. L. Smith, bridge work. 16 60
O. A. Fletcher, livery. 2 00
Q. A. Fletcher, livery. 7 00
James Downing, work. SO 00
W H. S to well, supplies. 7 26
Wtleon Haskins, (prinking*. 36 00
R. W. Mile-, nurse. 20 00
F. R. McNsmee, feci. 41 70
J. 0. Bareli, fees... 6160
Kureha Water Works, water. 132 00
Remington, Johnson 4 Oo., supplies ... 36 30
Remington, Johnson 4 Oo , aoppllee.... 7 50
J. P. Dunkle, rent. 6 00
C. J. (ieratj-. janitor. 20 40
T. S. Douglas, janitor Hooks k KnJcks . SO 60
Alex McKay, janitor of Boh Hill Hose
Company. 20 46
F. A Johnson, janitor. 20 40
O. W. Taft, road work. 11 20
P. H. Hjul, burial, efc. 3100
Mia. E. Lereuthal, caring for Hospital
patients. 348 26
nroiouirrs.
The following named lndlganta were al
lowed the sums set opposite their names:
Mrs. Tuesek .. 16 00
Mrs. McBsmee... 20 00
Henry Baton.. 16 00
Mrs. Cobb. 30 00
The abore is s copy of the record as it now
remains in my office.
Attest; F. H. HARMON. County Clerk.
j.ff.Lanbirt’s
Corrected Weekly.
I will Mil at my atora, two doors north
of the Postoffice, lor CASH, the following
ertiolsa:
lllba Dry Granulated. tl 00
101b* Cube Sugar. 1 00
121be Extra 0 Sugar... 1 00
Creamery Butter, square blocks.... II
Our Taste Hams per lb. 21
Fauoy Boneless Bk'fMt bacon per lb 20
Dried pealed Peaches, per lb. 26
Dried German Prunes, per lb. Ilk
Liverpool salt in 50 lb seeks. 2 00
Liverpool salt, per pound. OS
Macaroni, per box. 1 40
Spacbetti, per box .. 1 40
Piokled Pigs Feel, per ft. 121k
Los Angeles Granges, large, per
dot . 50
Asserted Nuts, 6 lbs for. 1 00
Gallon Pie Fruits, per can.. 60
Freeh Tomatoes, gal. cans.
Fresb Tomatoes, six 2>4lb cans ... 1 00
Beat Oal. Floor, Pbanlx, per saok 1 80
Oat MmI, per 101b saok.. 65
Tellow Corn Meal, per 101b sack_ 60
While Corn Meal per 101b sack. 60
Self-Rising Buokwbeat Flour, 101b
sack. 1 00
Self-Rising Buokwbeat Flour, 5!b
packages. 50
10ft Box Extra Soda Crackers. 1 00
10ft Box Oommon Soda Crackers. . 90
12 Bars Kirk's Savon Soap. 1 00
41bBar Imported Castile Soap. 75
SlkBar Mottled Castile Soap . 40
12 Bars Star of the Kitoben, Soap . 1 00
10 Bara Ivory Soap. 1 00
4» Sal Soda. 25
3 Cans Condensed Lye. 60
4 Pkgs of CX>rn Starob. 50
4 Pkgs of Sparkling Gloss Starch,.. 50
l-6!b Box Sliver Gloss Starch,. 90
Peerless Mesa maokersl, fall weight
51b tins. 1 25
111b Island Rice. 1 00
4 buoobes, Met. matches. 25
Eggs per dox .
Eggs by the cue.
21b baking soda. 25
21b pkg mixed bird aeed. 25
Eatern mess pork, per lb. 15
51b saok of table salt. 26
Fine cane syrup, per gal. 75
Dried Blaokberries, per lb. 15
Dried Raspberries, per lb. 40
Morgan A Sons Sapalio, 3 cakes for. 50
Salt Salmon Bellies, per lb. 20
Pbcsnix Flour, in 5001b lots, delivered
anywhere in Eureka, at $3 40 per 1001b
Single sacks, tl 76. All kinds of meals
in 1001b bales at prioee in proportion.
Fresb and Salt Water Fish will bs re
ceived at Lambert's, by express, every
Thursday.
BREWERIES AND SALOONS.
EUREKA BREWERY
Corner of Main and Clark Street*,
CHARLEY LAUT1N8CI1LAGER, • • Frop'r
.BREWS TUB.
FINEST BEER
In the State. Uae the Planet Barroom to
Eeetern Nevada, and keepe on band
Beet brende of
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS
To bo fcand la any market.
Eureka, Auguat It. 1887. aakO-tf
San Francisco Breiorj
FMD M. HIITMAI k Mil. H. MAI, HIM
SOUTH MAIN STREET, EUREKA.
Keeps constantly on hand a gbn
erel eaeortment of flue
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
.ALSO.
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By the vbolooele and retail.
A Fine Reading Room
Where all tbo latent mewnpnpert mar bo found
A loo. a floe Monarch BILLIARD TABLE.
•7-LUNCH aervod at all boom.
H. MAU A CO,
Eureka, November 1, 1887.
R. SADLER COMPANY,
(Suoeesaors to R. BADLER),
Main 8treet, Eureka, Nevada,
DEALEBS IN
General Merchandise,
Farming Implements,
and Machinery.
All kinds of Miners’ Tools
AND
Blasting and High Explosive Powder.
Wholesale Liquor Dealers,
And the Beit Stock on Hand in Eaetern Nevada.
FLOUR, HAY, GRAIN^ WOOD,
% At Loweet Market Bate*.
GOODS DELIVERED IN vicinity of kurkka.
Bank*. «nrf>. Jin. M. 1(M. |M.U
JOHN W. LAMBERT,
Main Street, Eureka, Nevada,
Second door north of the Postoffice,
-DEALER IR
Groceries, Provisions, Etc.
Offers special inducements to Customers for
SPOT CASH.
-O
Fresh Fish, Fresh Oysters,
Fresh Fruits, Fresh Vegetables.
The Finest, Choicest in the Market.
Poultry, Eggs, Farming Produce
Always on hand, ^
Coods Delivered FREE OF CHARCE at short notice.
Call and examine Prices at LAMBERT'S
Grocery Store.•“
Silver Ores, Gold
Ores, Lead
Ores.
V. J. dmMaio & Co,
SKI BUYERS AND SAMPLERS, IIAVI
been operating Sampling Works at Carlin,
ada. for the past year, where they are per
manently established. They are paying
The Highest M&r'zet Fries For Ores,
And return* promptly made within forty-eight
hours after the ore reaches our works. Set
tlements made at New York quotat ons on day
of aamj ling. Give ns a trial and be convince i.
For further particular!, address
W, E. WEST, Manager,
aul7-tf CABLIN', NEVADA.
HIGHEST PRICE PHD
-fob
GOLD, SILVER
—AND—
LEAD ORES
—BY THE
PORTLAND SMELTING
—AND
Refining Works,
LINNTON, OREGON.
Reference: Bank of British Columbia, San
Francisco and Portland.
sl0-6m
JOHN PARDV,
MINING SURVEYOR.
United EUtes Deputy Mineral Surveyor,
of Nevada.
AGENCY FOR FIRST-CUSS
PIKE, LIFE, ACCIDENT ISSUANCE
COMPANIES,
AND
PACIFIC ATES SAVINCS LOAN AND
B ILD NC COMPANY.
OFFICE. IS SHEET. .EUKIKA, NEV.
jylHlm .
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
Salt Lake City,
CONDUCTED BY TBS......
SISTERS if tie HOLY CROSS.
Btudies f^r boarder* and day pupil* will be
resumed the first Monday in September, 1882.
££r TERMS MODERATE.
Bend reference. For catalogue, etc., ad
dress as above.
au‘J7-tf
CHET RATCHELOER'S
ASSAY OFFICE.
NOW WITH
GERMANIA LEAD WORKS,
(•ALT UKI CITY. I'TAU.
Notice to Creditors.
fa ll>« District Courier the State af
Nevada, Kureka feeety,
la the matter of the Estate of H. C. FEN
8TKRMAKER, Deceased.
Notice is hereby' given by the uw.
derslgned. Administrator of the Eatate
of H. C. Kenster maker, deceased, to the cred
itors of, and all versons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them with tbs
necessary vouchers within four months aftet
the first rublication of this notice to the said
Administrator at his place of business oa
Main street, in the town of Eureka, said
county and State, or to R. M. Beatty, his attor
ney, at his office in said town
Dated Eureka, Nevada, Sept. 16, A. D. 1892.
K. R. McNAMEB,
a24-4m Administrator of laid estate.
NOTKE TO UOODSIWERS
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TH
*- Hon. Board of County Commissioners of
Eureka County, this day made, bids will b#
received up to and including MONDAY, tbs
7th day of November, 1892, at 10 o'clock A. u.,
for sawing, splitting and piling 45 cords of
mahogany wood, more or lesa, for tbs Court
house, Eureka county. Said wood to be sawed
twice. The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. F. H. HARMON. Clerk.
Sept. 6, 1892. alO td
AVISO SOCIALE
Da riboluzione passata all a riu
nlone rcgolare del 4 Settembre dalle
Socleta It .liana dl M. 8. Dl E. N. ohe raccom
at da a tuttl 1 suoi tnembrl dl trovarai pre
sent! alls rlunlone regulars del 2 Ottobbro per
affarl importantl da deliberare. Per ordlne Dai
Pres idente. P. SIRI, Begretario.
TO THE PUBLIC.
WHEREAS, I AM ABOUT TO RETURN TO
China fur s time and desire to settle all
claims against me before leaving Eureka, I
hereby call upon all persona to whom I may ba
indebted to present their bilia to me at mf
store or to K. M. Beatty, my attorney, at his
office within the next thirty days.
ItoNO HINO.
Eureka, Sept. 3. 1892. s3 30d*
TAKE WARNING
PARTIES OWNING HOR9ES, 0OW8,
Jacks (particularly Hogs). Goa's, or anj
other kind of live stock runu-ng at large la
and about the streets of Eureka, are hereby
notified that they must make arrangements to
keep such stock off the streets, else tuev will
be taken up. impounded, and the law relating
thereto will be strictly enforced. The County
Commissioners have established a pound tot
the coiral'ng of such animate.
L. A. DUNKLE, Sheriff.
Eureka, Nev., July 16, 1892. jylfi-lm
MINING TAX.
Notice is hereby given that the
taxes on the proceeds of the mines of
Eureka county for the quarter ending June
S0: 1MU1, are now due and payable tr me at my
office In Eureka; aud the law In regard te the
tame will be strictly enforced.
0. 0. WALLACE,
Aaaesaornf Eurekaoounty, Nevada
W.H. STOWELL,
A88AYER.
No, 3 Malu Hired, Karelia, Her.
For Sale Cheap.
Ij^CRNITUHE. STOVES AND 81NOER SEW.
log machine. Inquire of
•10 W. H. STOWELL.
Kmh celery by express to-night, At
I-ambert’s, two doors below the Post
office. t