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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-02-25

w0odburn's Land BitI.

A few weeks ago some paper in
Western Nevada stated that Repre-.
sentative Woodburn had prepared OF
introduced a bill to grant all the agri-
cultural and grazing lands in Nevada
owned by the General Government to
the State. A few papers commented
upon the proposed measure, and, be-
cause OF a lack of confidence in the
Legislature, were not disposed to
favor. it.
Now, Mr.. Woodburn, in a private
letter to a citizen Of this county, says
he never introduced any such bill,
and more than that, he never thought
OF doing such a thing. He and the
Senators from this State have agreed
to advocate the passage OF a bill pro-
viding for a photographic survey Of
the State by the General Government,
for the purpose of determining suita-
BILE localities for the storage OF water,
and the urea that can probably be irri-
gated by the water storage system
Silver State.
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Gone go KemO.

During the past week the boot and
shoe establishment OF the Tassell
Brothers has been packed up and sent
to Reno. These gentlemen have
been doing business here for some
years, and have given very general
satisfaction to their patrons, as they
are very liberal and correct business
men. Owing to the great competition
in their business, and duh times here,
they concluded to remove TO Reno,
where they think the competition is
not so great. We regret exceedingly
to have these people remove away
from us, but what is our loss will be
Reno's gain. We bespeak a good
word for the Tassell Brothers to the
people OF Reno.
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senator we.scrneId Married.

Senator Westerfeld Is about as cute
in love affairs as he is in politics. and be
has fooled the boys, as the following
notice which he handed in to the Day.
ton Times on Saturday win show: Mar
ried, at the Woodwork Mill residence.
January ~. 1855, w. ]. Westerield and
Mary X. Sims, both of Dayton" The
Senator is one Of Nevsda's most pronin'
ent citizens and politicians, and his wife
(wilow of the former Treasurer of Lyon
county is well known as u Of Dayton
most estimable ladies.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

NNO DAN HOLIDAY, CO-OwNRR: YOU
are hereby notified that the undersigned
has expended the sum OF one hundred dollars
IN labor and Improvements upon the Lost mine
and lode, situate in the Mineral IIll Mining
District. Eureka county, Nevada. during the
year A. ID. 1885, in conformity with the provis-
ious Of Section 2324 Revised Statutes Of the
United States, being the amount requtfed 10
nold the same And 10 within ninety days
after this notice BY publication yoE fail or re-
fuse to contribute your proportion Of ouch ex-
penditure as a co owner, your interest In said
| claim will become the pr peIty of the srb-
seriber under said Section 232s. D. BERG.
Eureka. Eureka county. Nevada. October 40.
1855. o22 sod
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-02-25

The Postofice Department will re-
ceive proposals. until April 10. 1883, for
carrying the malls upon several routes in
Nevada. from July l. 1883. to June 30,
1889. Lists Of routes, with time sched.
ules, forms for contracts, instructions to
bidders. etc.. will be furnished upon ap.
~plication to the Second Assistant Post.
master General at Washington.
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po.tomce variety stove.

Just arrived, at The Postofhce
Variety Store, a full assortment OF
French garden and flower seeds. The
choicest of bird seed, feather busters,
tissue paper busters, wood tooth picks,
ladies work baskets, picture frames,
fine stationery. cutlery, meerschaum
goods, pipes, tobacco, imported and
domestic cigars, cigarettes and all the
novelties Of the season always in
stock
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Died from Cigarette smoking.

A young man has just died at
Fresno. Cal. from cigarette smoking
The Republican OF that town says i:
Day by day the young man grew
worse, and paralysis was plainly
noticeable as it attacked one set Of
nerves after another. His sufferings
were horrible to witness, but all the
physicians skill was unable to sue
cessfully cope with the poison with
| which his system was saturated.
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Ore ship,aents

During the past week ore shipments
were made from the mines OF the dis
trict as follows: To the Richmond
Company-Dunderberg mine, Is tons;
Leonie. 5 tons; Jackson, 81 tons ;
General Lee, 4 tons; Wide West, IL
tons; Silver Lick, % tons; Bull
whacker, 3 tons; Williamsburg, Z
tons. Eureka Con-Hensly, | ton
Jackson, 80 tons; Silver Lick, 10 tons.
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The Virginia Chonicle says two atsor.
nsys In the Justices court ~ Truekss be.
came involved In 3 discussion with fats
and struck out wildly and simlsssly. aud
inflicted more punishment or the Justice
and Clerk than on each other. The bel.
licose individuals were C. f. MeGlAshan
and II. A. Mason.
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VIM. Latimer. an employee of the
Phoebe Record for the past fifteen months
skipped by the light OF the moon last
week, with several hundred dollars in
his pocket and a number OF unsettled
bills behind. That paper brands him as
an unprincipled scrub.
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the Ruby Hill road, at the old Jackson
dump. where 1t needs filling In with rock.
HENKY RADCLIFFE,
O.. X. MULLINS,
ID. FALcoNER.
COUNTY HOSPITAL.
t. the Foreman Of the Grand Jury
Sir; Your committee, appointed to ex-
anime the County Hospital, have the
pleasure Of reporting that we found it in
perfect order, everything neat and clean,
and plenty a everything for the comfort
Of the patients. There were seven persons
In the hospital, and they all spoke in the
highest terms Of the kindness and care
Il. +. MoEwKS,
JAMES MORRIS.
FIRE AND WATER.
To A. W. Campbell, Foreman Of the
Grand Jury-Sir: Your Committee ON
Fire and Water submit the following re-
port:
We examined seventeen Of the FIRE plugs,
and found fourteen il good order and three
defective. which need repairing. We ex-
amined the hose houses and carriages, and
found IN abundant supply OF water in the
tanks.
We recommend that Janitor Weber be
allowed one days extra pay for thawing
out the fire plugs, etc.
LUTHER CLARKE,
JOHN AeSKw,
PAT STANTON,
on SUPPLIES.
To A. w. Campbell. Foreman Of the
Grand Jury-Sir: We, your Committee
On Supplies, beg leave to report that we,
and each Of us, bave attended strictly to
the work assigned us. We end that the
wood furnished and purchased by the
County Commissioners was not as good as
it might have been for the price given.
q. s. HENDERSON,
b. Y. MoEwBE,
FRan HHITkkE.
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Record: "Ma," asked a little Phoebe
boy last evening, do they call it leap
year party because all who attend are
lepers!" eyes, my son." grunted the
father, who is to be left home that even
ing attending the children. while bis
better.hslf escorted a young blood to the
dance.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-02-25

A Warrington dispatch of the 18th
says: At a meeting to-day of the
House Democratic Congt e~ssional Com
mittse, vacancies were filled as follows !;
Colorado. Bella NJ. Hughes; Nevada,
George W. Cassidy; Idaho, John
Haley; Oregon, Charles s. Nichols.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIL
IN undersigned Administratrix OF the es-
tate Of Do,ninick WAldvogel. deceased, TO The
creditors Of and all persons having claims
against tile said deceased. TO exhibit them with
the Necessary vouchers within ten months after
the first publication Of this notice to the said
Administrator, at the law Office Of Peter
Breep, Main street, Eureka, New, or the same
shall be forever barred and cease to be q charge
against the said estate.
DORA wALDvoGEL,
administrator of the Estate Of Dominiek
Waldvosel deceased.
PErsR BsKKN, Attorney for Administrstrix.
Dated Eureks, Eureka county, New, Feb.
%, 1883. f25-5w
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NOTICE.

A S WE ARE ABOUT CLOSING OUT Our
N business in Eureka. We request all per-
sons indebted to Us to make immediate pay
ment. and all persons having bills against us,
will confer a favor BY preseuting them At once,
as We wish 10 settle up our business.
TASSELL BROTHERS.
Eureka, Feb. 1, lsss. H.u
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Hotel Arrtynles,

Bureau Hotel-Thomas Perkins,
Wells Ranch; Thomas Allen, Fords'
| Ranch Peter Edoff, Adams Hill.
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The Reno Gazette says; The sight
OF a married woman leading her liege
lord home from a poker game, was
Witnessed by a few early risers. She
came in with a full hand" made
clubs trumps," passed out the
door and the old man followed suit"
II is said she I" raised him" when he
antied" ON the " last deal"
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EVENING BOARD.
45O Ophir-10lt 10a
$50 Mexioan-5h 5k
220 Gould a Curry-4k 455c
les Beet a Belcher-5A
4 Con. Oaiifornis-l5A
200 S~avage-6is
l05 O~hollar-bk
100 Potosi-495c
200 Hale & Noroross-9N
Crown Point-6hb 6sts
AIS Yellow Jacket-6% 50
200 Alphs-210o 2l5c
so Beloher-6
165 Condolences 50 SO
100 8. Nevads-460o 465c
90 Utsh-165c
100 Exchequer-l15c
200 Seq. Belcher- 340c
80 Bullion-1k
800 Overman-2l5c 220c
270 Union-4k 430c
SO Alts-190c
500 8. Hill-45c
Ohallenge-6hb "a
600 Apdes-l40c
100 S~corpion-75c
200 Comstook-3oc
440 Keyes-1A l20c
400 Grand Prize-205c
100 N~svsjo-170c
100 b. Isle-65c
IS N. b. Belle Isle-7k IA
so Nevada Queen-Ss0c
400 Bodie--2k 230c
100 Bulwer-s0o
100 Con. Paciic-20o
200 Peer-50c
so Crooker-55c
800 Peerless-135o
500 Weldon-45c
100 Locomotive-25c
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NOTICE.
In tne District Court OF the state of
Nevada, EUREKA County.
In the matter Of the estate of JOEL ALLISON,
deceased.

NOTICE ID HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. l..
~ Smith has filed in the ONCE OF the Clerk
OF this Court 9 petition for the admission TO
probate Of a written instrument purporting 10
be the last wilt and testament Of Joel Allison.
deceased. and asking for letters OF administra-
ton 10 himself as executor OF said estate That
upon Monday, the 10th day Of February. 1855,
the said application to probate said will will he
heard before said District Court, q; which time
and place all persons interested therein must
appear and show cause il any there be why the
prayer Of said petition should not DO granted.
T. II HARMON, Clerk.
Eureka. Feb. Q, 1885. fll-2t
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New soodsi New Goods,

New Goods! New Goods!
The White House Clothing Emporium
is in daily receipt Of their new stock Of
Spring and Summer clothing. gents fur
nishing goods. hats, etc. Also, q full line
Of the gold and silver shirts, which We
guarantee to- be the best white shirts in
the market, ct the lowest price.
M. KARsKY.
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BORN.

In Eureka, New, Feb. p. lsss. to the wife
Of VIM. Straus, . daughter.
In Austin. Feb. IA. lsss, TO the wife Of Ole
Oleson, q daughter.
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Highest price paid for Eureka county
scrip by w. II. Btoweli.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-02-25

Mrs. p. Mannheim desires US 10 say hat
she Is selling her new stock Of bonnets at
c I.
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This years crop Of nuts, green and dried
fruit, to be had at Berg's. I
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Ladies' and childrens' shoes, you must
see, to be astonisLed as to quality and price,
at Berg's. 7
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MAR RED.

In Carson Feb. IS. 1855. Andrew Newman to
Mss Moilie Kelly.
In Carson CITY. Feb. ~. 1883. Ernst Christian
! 10 Mise Matte Kelly.
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Berg's. +
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An kinds Of tinware and crOckery you
find at Berg's. T
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OUNCEME !
WILL POSITIVELY LEAVE

HAVING DEFINITELY TO
Ill engage and start business In q larger
field, and more central place, / hereby an
nounce to the people Of Eureka, aud surround
ing towns. that l will leave this place for San
Francisco (whers l intend TO loeateI, By next
April.
Those who contemplate and have been con-
templating for scme time to have work done in
the Photographic business and wish to avail
the nselyes Of my services In that line, are re-
que5ted to come st once, as my stay here L.
limited to the above stated time.
Notice is also given TO all parties that l have
large and small pictures in my frames and
cases, as samples, which they can buy al greatly
reduced prices, as l intend 10 make a clearance
sale Of everything outside Of the furniture and
apparatus.
Also, q large safe Of the Mosler Safe and
Lock Company pattern.
Gall and sit for one OF the New Style pictures
lately devised by me and introduced into pop
ularity by their admirable richness, amplcs of
which are exhibited at the gallery.
f25 LOUIS
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Monday MORNING., Feb. 20, 1888,

We will inaugurate our Grand Annual Clearance Sale of Fall
and Winter Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, etc, and will offer tempt
ing bargains in every Department. 1t is our desire to dispose
of all such goods as are not desirable to be left over until next
season, and with that object in view we will mark them at prices
that will insure a speedy clearance, and will be appreciated by
those who will secure them.
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the Ruby Hill road, at the old Jackson
dump. where It needs filling In with rock.
HENKY RADCLIFFE,
q. X. MULLINS,
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ROADS AND

To A. W. Campbell. foreman Of the
Grand Jury-Sir: Your committee on
roads and bridges respectfully submit the
following report:
We have examined the roads and bridges
in the county, and found them in fair con-
dition, with the exception Of the bridge
| over the "big ditch" at the Eureka Con.
Stag dump, which is unsafe for travel
| This bridge can be repaired 1t small cost,
The Ruby Hill and Adams Hill roads are
| also in good condition, except one place OF
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Endorsed. Remington johnson 4 Co. certif'
cato Of membership Of firm. FIJI d November
s, 1887. f.. IL. Clerk:
Eureka, New, January 81, lSSS. Hu
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provisions with the old school law.
The Territorial Board Of Education
havethe same powers as were hereto
fore given the territorial superin-
tendents.
This attempt of the board to force
an institute upon this county against
the wishes Of the County Superinten-
dent is the FIRST instance which have
ever known and Ihaye been acting as
conductor Of institutes in Dakota and
Iowa for the past fifteen years.
B. +. HOOP,
Supt. Aberdeen Schools.
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officers, it is only necessary to quote
the following from his announcement
of the institute, which announcement,
so anxiouswas he to display his pow
er, was issued before the County Sup
erintendent had time to issue his call:
Brown county teachers institute
is hereby appointed to begin Monday,
April goth, at Aberdeen.
By virtue Of this announcement every
school in the county is adjourned for
the week beginning April goth, and
the certificate of all teachers who fail
to attend may be revoked.
"E. "A. DYE,
'Territorial Supt."
In contrast to the above we print
an extract from the County superin-
tendents call for the institute last
fall:
Il Is not my intention to flaunt
the terrors Of the law befor. your eyes
and threaten to revoke your certif-
Gates for non n-attendance. Not one
of you should attend this instituts
merely because you are obliged to-;
you should attend itfor the good that
will result from il to yourselves and
Others"
Secretary Mcfarland says that the
editor of the Republican issued
Mr.. Dyes call on his own responsible
ity, that Mr.. Dye merely cited what
he believed to be the facts in the case
and that the editor formulated the call
and signed Mr.. Dyes name thereto
without any further authority The
editor Of the Republican denies this
and says he simply published what
he did as matter Of business, for pay;
that the copy was handed him and he
printed it as he would an order for
bill heads or anything else Of COM
mercial nature. We leave the pub
lie to judge which version is correct.
Wemightremark ere,parenthetically,
Of course, that these matters Of print
ing in connection with booming this
and other institutes must have cost
the Board q considerable sum.
Coercion is not generally success
full in this free western country, AID
ii was against this policy Of coercion
that the County Superintendent
fought. He encouraged teachers 10
attend, but insisted, in view Of all the
circumstances surrounding this insti-
tute, that schools should not be closed
when patrons and school officers de-
sired they should continue in session.
He believes that schools should be
governed by the wishes Of: rst, pat
rons; I'd, directors sd, township
boards; 4th, codsty superintendent
5th, territorial board; preserving the
ratio in the order named, the people
being the fountain head Of all author
ity. That he judged correctly Of the
situation, the attendance upon the
Institute now in session conclus-
lively proves.
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No Other Railway in the Northwest
has in so short a period gained the
reputation and popularity enjoyed by
the WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE.
From comparatively unknown fac
tor in the commercial world, il has
been transformed to en- independent,
influential. grand Through Route,
with magnificent depots, superb
equipment and unsurpassed terminal
facilities. Through careful catering
to details, it has won for itself a rep
utation for soliGAy. gafety, convent
ence and attention to its patrons,
second to no railroad in the country.
Pullman sleepers, models Of palatiaI
comfort, dining cars in which the
cuisine and general appointments are
up to the highest standard, and
coaches especially built for this route,
are among the chief elements which
have contributed towards catering
successfully to a discriminating pub-
lie. Located directly on its line. be-
tween Minneapolis and ST. Paul, and
Milwaukee and Chicago, and Duluth
and Milwaukee and Chicago, arethe
following thriving cities Of Wisconsin,
and Michigan: New Richm0nd,
Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire, Ash
land, Hurley. Wis.,, lrOnW00d, Mich.,
Bessemer, Mich, Stevens Point,
Neenah, Menasha, Oshkosh, Fond
do Lac, Waukesha and darlington,
Wis.
For detailed information, lowest
current rates, berths, etc, via this
route, to any point in the South or
East, apply to nearest Ticket Agent
or address
WHA. S. MEILEM, JAMES BARK !,
Sen Mangr Gen. Fass & Ticket Agt
MILWAUKEE
FIJI. ANS0N, Northwestern Pas
Isenger Agent, No. Ip Nicolett House
Block Minneapolis. MINI.
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y. r. TAUBafAN. Hi. POTTER.
TAUBMAN & POTTER,
Attorneys and COunseiors at Law,
ABERDEEN, DAKOTA.
Rooms and .. Jeweu Block.

Notice.
have been appointed agent for the
F. M r A. of Plankinfen, Dak for
towns l2l and 12s an parties wishing
protection in the best company ia ex.
istance Will DO well to walt until sec
them Lt HANSON
Warner, D4k
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NOTICE no CRFnTr0Rs.

Notice il hereNy given that / hava hsen
app inted assignee an1 accepted the trust 80
the matter Of ths ess1gnDcnI Of 4. N. MihS
81 Co, < co partners fp fOmD0efd Of r., III
all or, uftofs cf the q sign0rs, anu ln paBsu-
ance Of the fuiecf court eQuife aiieledft0fS
or he assets of the sid flln. 10 ale fkh ssss
a statement oftheir account with the neeeas
sary vouchers IN before the 1itb day OF
June. 1888, at Warisrl, p. 4.
Dated nc Warner, n ~. rBb, ttlf 1883
q. j. 9. htA -LEor. Assignee.
Tauhman & Potter. Atlorpeys
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G. II C. Maezs0a, Coany S4pk:
DEAR SIX Replying to your note
Of the 10Th inst, viii say that the city
schools of Aberdeen will not be
closed for the institute.
Supt Dye met our school board BY
special appointment a few days since
to present his views to them. After
listening to his statements the D5ard
decided unanimously not to close the
schools.
The reasons for this may be briefly
stated; We do not perceive any good
reasons for an institute at this time in
Brown county. Our city schools, and
very nanyes the country schools, will
then be IN session with plans ma
tured for the spring term. TO stop
them. after they are at work is to prac-
tically destroy the usefulness Of work
already done BY the introduction Of
new plans. This we cannct afford
to do.
The proper tlmefor tin the institute
Is in vacation and as isaf As practicable
jpst before the schools begin work.
The law id reference % institutes
lundeg Che rev act IS identical IN ia
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The following letter from Prof.
Hood shows how he and the Board Of
Education Of the city of Aberdeen
regard the action of the Territorial
Board il arbitrarily forcing an insti-
'tute upon the county at the present
time:
WARNER, Oak, April 10, 1888.
B. r. H5o3, Esq, lSzpk A5<yaeen
CTy SfJEoOls:
DEAR SIR-In view of existing cir
cumstances, what action do you think
the board Of education of your city
viii take with reference to the insti-
tute appointed for the goth inst
VIII your schools be adjourned dur
ing the institute7 Truly, etc,
G. J. c. MACLEOD, Co. Supt.
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NOTICE.

We are prepared TO make loans Oh
final proof and pay for proof land
Office. All parties desiring loans win
send IN applications earl
GEO s. ENGLE & co.
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Final Proof Notices.

s-.Ny@,StSes<A~ -g.yNgNrS~N-- sel
NOTICE--Afl lsiavfts or publtc tcation Of aiilega
notices published in rHE sun can be Obtain
cd at Haaarty h MarpIe's Bank, Abafd cen
Pfice for publishing final proof notices
$3.50.