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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-15
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NV
ma9t lire oeutl@en 2eier, bic fie me-
benbei ermdbnt = foeben erf pieoer
f9auerli9 beleibigt bat, 6arauf auf.
merriam, bob fe in ibrer Sonntags.
ausgabe feds Spalten 3euti9en 9efes
ffoff, nit Sautrationen, brinseu tpirb.
Sis Neuerung an fi9 1T cine refine
@ef6dftsia9e 6er y@rpreB," bic &ebats
ton bat nit berielben ni1t bas gering=
fte gu tbun. unb ba bic l1ntoiten fir
biefes Experiment 10 %ungebeuer nie6rig
finb, 10 bdtte bic @rpreB eigentlid ni@t
n6tbig, ~beionbers barauf 81 po9en unb
fi1 ~an3ulfeaen, als Oh fe ben Oeutf9en
getpiRermaBen Elm Spfer bringt.
Wir baben f9on einmal ertrdbnt,
bob bic nGreie prefe fir SerasA. bic
ein3ige 3eitung in biefger Stabt 1T,
Del9e bon unb gan3 in ibrer Office
bereeftelt, 6as beiBt gefeBt unb aud ges
orudt mirb. DaB iebe Summer fat
ausI9lieBli@ 0risinalartifel unb Selbf'
gei6riebenes ober neberieBtes entbdlt,
it ia betannt. Die emgliiGen 3eituns
gen beoienen i9 iannnt unb ioubers Der
Iogenangten platten unb gebrauden
b%iefelben tdgli1.
Die griparniB lit bebeutenb; fe bes
trdgt auf iebe SpaIte 2eIeifof minoes
items adt3ig gents. Ser in @lebelanb,
Obio, 3ure9tgemn6te beuti6e uub enss
lif1e 2eieitof toitet per Spalte atpan3ig
@ents. Sic rgrpreb" uenbet an bic
beuti1e Seite alio aeHau $1.20 iebe
@o9e. Mirbe He ben Gtoff bier
fdreiben unb fesen laKen, 10 ipiirben
bic Soften gering gerednet ($15 fir ben
S1reiber unb Sc fiir ben Seber) $21
betragen, bic NusIage fir bic beutf9en
Sppen ni6t in g~rpdsung seaogen.
Der plattentof tuirb in elmer Mdfe
seliefert, bic nGeberleidt" beiBt unb per
po5t in fleinel Stolen berianbt tpirb.
Die Mbonnenten bes plattenfofes cts
balten nur bas Bib" ber G9rift, tpels
DIES auf ben Steg, ben bic 6abrit felt,
aafge5bgen tpirb. Das 8erfabren III
febr leidt, iebr bequem unb ME gefagt,
iebr bilig.
Sic ,Greie prehe"> bat bisber barat
feitgebalteu, ibren 2eiern guten ielbfts
berfoBten ober tuenn es iein muBte-
felbitausgepdblten 2eietof gu liefern.
Bonn @tanbpuntt beg iournaliftii9en
gbrgei5es NOR bies geboten; bic 3eis
tung als @eI9dft betradtet, tpiiroe,
tuenrl he nit Silfe bon Ylatten arbei:
tet, einen bibi9en Sepinn abmerfen.
Oberfld6li9er 8erednung nod f6nn.
ten babur9 in Der nGreien prefe" $1,000
idbrIi9 gefpart uerben.
Sa ftreiten fi@ nun bic 5eBer nit
ben 3eitunsen berun,, pie piele 2ebr'
hinge fe anftellen biirfen auf cine ges
piHe 3abl bon S9riftiebern. Sic foas
ten lire Nsitation gegen bic nplatten"
ri9ter, benn bur9 beren 8ebrau6 tuer=
ben INNER mebr gelernte S9rifiieber
tiberfdifig tDerben.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01
CABINET Row.

Anew Yak SPECIAL 70 TIE Examiner,
dated =. ssys. Il IL learned On undsnf
Able Authority TIA: there Vas grand
row j. yssssriays Cabinet nesting.
Thrss Cabinet o5ssus tsu5srsd the
Prss5ssns their rssznHtso1s 70 take sfec;
1t ooz Il osrtAin ehauEes were not
na5s.
Blame started the 5zh; BY delivering
pan. tlhnk a. the President hIs Ultima
TIM that 4 be were not permitted &C
have sone lssit13s n the eoodGef Q.
ihs STATE nsp1r;zsst he mast positively
ssslirs 20 rSnxin n hls present eezIFo-
cal positoa- Proctor Immediately IN
So-ssd AL that Blame sad and declared
sIs rssisua.lon wosl6 follow. NID3on
id u. &c gate 80 far. bat assisted tbs
other usubsrs n their sSo-ts 70 COZ
vince tie President that CsbInss c1osn
mast t4 TIE heads q their department,
n reality a. vel &c IN tame. be sA5c
Re coald noi AEsrd to remain IN = uer'
isrzzl Postioo-
TIE csuss q the 0atbrsAk Was THE IN
disposition Of the Prsxidsn; 10 make Ger
sain spposntnsnts desired By Blame
Wi,dom and Proctor. They spen.
mach tine in trying 70 have several rec
onnsnd1.io1s approved yesterday.
TIE President sent % far a. to c0n-
3lstely turn dawn several proposals. an
aoanos3, ard Eas going to do sKaesl.
.he opposite. Not the least doubt h1
existed here for several days tina
Blsins's days IN the Cabinet are run
berei. Il il nov certain that the 6gur0
snail
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01

The Rsuse Th.s fs 80 BE raken.
Ia salt Lake Hs-1ld ssyss As sh-
mated IN q recsus issas the vss Ct TIE
Utah Ceztrzi oSeikis e CG-soo. New,
for the pzrPoss Of i5r=iag an iooor-
pozSoa, 90 a. &c sososs the CtAh Gen
trL &c bald thrs1Sh Nevada q Iss w1y
70 the eo.st Tss phases tS1 and &c
rhish the propose rOsss Is % b o01-
st-rsse3 are sPlEos sAlld Sa5nli On
tie western bouoszry Ike q the Ssah
q NsvAdA DsHr the rlGos where the cd
ovs-lksa wA-ca Rad crosses SID eastern
Fre - It's way frun Utah to hoess
NsrAsA TIE sars hel1s TIE terminal
oosss q TIE Utaa Ce1irEl; thence n .
southwest<riy ccu-Ss Hcross TIE state o.
NsvAsa intc ard ts-o1Eh ire eouniy o
EDuoln. passing b q BsA- toSn o
Bristol: fhsDcs ia Es-srL sorthvsst
srly coz-rs rr.o Ard taro-sh the coz1ty
a Nve q TIE western bo1ooary hns o.
the Ststs cs Nsr.5A at O. Bear . place
-.ues Ash NsssovE hstveez the ssh
and z-th degrees uorth lltit1Se. this
brnu-h lie beng 90 Elss loaE. o or
l.ss Also. h-E1ch lsns sIt<ndIus froD
~ rear Pioohs 4 3 po-tssrly dEresslo1
.b-ozzh the coznfv q L1eoln into the
souniy Of White PIns terminating At o.
scar Ssspto=. q distHoos q aboai 100
niles The lsnzth Of The naio Inc =
.bos; 30 zilss 50 that the entire length
4 sad eo..snpls.ed railroad IS aboat
500 niles. IS ns1r - ray Be
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01
THE .ARIzoxA KICKER

The la.. issue Of the Arizona Kicker
contains the following: We have been
offered SIS in cash and barrel Of Wild
plum vinegar TO pOblish the record OF
the man who runs the weekly further
Down the street. While there is no
ioGb. in cur mind that be Is bigamist,
horse thief, bzrn-burner and anarchist
sy~mpaihizsr, We know what belongs to
Iecency, and We positively refuse the
bride.
There is too much mud-throvipe
among the editors Of the West anyhow.
They seem to have forgotten what IL
due the position. II q Of our doctors
kills 3 patient by some mistake the rest
are ready TO swear him clear. II 0 OF
the editorial fraternity makes a trip the
rest are eager to pitch into him. 1t
shouldn't be SO. There should be more
Of the fraternal spirit-more o. the pride
Of the profession. Therefore, while we
are perfectly satisfied that the baldhead-
ed, b~ow-legged, squint-eyed old coyote
who calls himself the editor Of the mort
bund dishrag eleven doors below ought
to be in State Prison for life, VIZ are not
going 10 forget the amenities Of editorial
life
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01

A recent French tale has the follow.
ing Rrewsome plot: "a lover who has
lost his mistress by death passes q night
in the cemetery where she is buried, and
witnesses . general resurrection, in
which all the dead rectify their own cpl
ssphs. eandidly telling the truth about
themselves however uncomplimentary it
may be. The spectator Of this scene
has the happiness Of seeing his dead
love inscribe upon her tombstone
the confession that the cold OF which
she died was taken while deceiving her
lover"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01
coREHPoxpExCE
AE.reks tss~sitsssea sssekhsbser
AnawereA.

RprroE SETTSELs Ny cozEsn1es-
don 20 the sExuxu so1s 6zs soee
has called forth an assrsT froz = Ia
rsks ssockholdsr, Mr.. 2. ". S11son-
.ho desires 70 ksow II. .sr=. r~-ero@
by Mr.. Probsrt 10 Doetor NsksuE-
II Nj. Sizsos vii read ny letter care
fully aVais be win End that the o5sr a
clearly ard definitely stated ! also
suggested that the proper way fer tst
sro eonpa.iss to arrive ~ Al EDSsT-
stssding vas BY diress proposals iroE
The oos 70 tie other A8d noi thr5oEh the
solanns q the s~s~spaPsu i Al sNAl
q that opsnisa- stated that M. Pro
bert had sessd Prs3sBily snd eA1no1sly
IN his proposal q AsooUst q The tad
management q the Esrska Company n
- astsnps 70 free ia uiDss Ct water ~
dspsndsst f the RiehDooa Company
In 20 declaring ] bad IN view the REPEATED
sxpesditgrs by the Eurska ConPAsy Of
$4,000 for that psrposs without re
suita Il Dow appears BY the ststsDs1i
Of Mr. Sinso1 th.t Tat company has
srpendsd $50. 90 instead q $4,000
a. / Pit il. nEinly fer that purPoss, aDo
..iIl the company has seconPIshed nth
nz. The Sov q water into the zIDe
q pot srtrzs-dinEry; Why Dothiss has
beea asson plisbe5 with tins vast ostsy
. nost extr>ordin1ry. and IN new Of
these facts il Is Dot rsnnkabis when the
RicbDond Company Is asked to loln The
Eareka that the directors Of the Rich
nood hesitate and dSzbt Tie ability Q.
the Eareka to panp oss the water and
AK hos ]: IL proposed 70 DO Il. 70 SIG
zess that It not only requires DoOsy g
do the punping bat brains 10 direct T.
I have no dozbs that Mr.. DozDslly, tbs
present Superintendent Of the EarskA-
With his sxper;soes On the Co1stock, I
given carte tiaDsbs. e91li do il fer .
1.-THE Of the noosy that has thas tK'
been frsitlessly spent fer the purPose
Bat all tins newspaper talk viii 10;
free the mines Of water. II the Eareks
Company really desire the RSch0Ono
Company TO jan them, Why Doi make
some DEBATE proposal with that end II
risx, Dsssass the vsriOEs PlAns thai
may be proposed AID after very careful
soosiderasiOs adept the best / believe
tha. The mines can Be freed from water
q. nueh less osilAy than By PanPins it
10 the surfaes at the Earska shaft.
THos. WKS.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01

Henry ". Grady sends 70 the Atlanta
Constitution "sons echoes Of the Cen
tsnnial," among them the following;
The fines. speech 81 the banquet vas
James Russell LowelI's-tbe greatest
and most popular Ma CevelaDd's-ths
next beat was FIizhagh Lse's-Presidsni
Harrison was excessively pale, very
much wearisd aud spoke pleasantly and
cordially at . dead level. Evarts and
Fuller had neither voice nor presence to
compel attention and their speeches were
pu~nctusted by Mayor Grants gsVel.
Governor Hills speech WAS = disaP-
pointment to those who expected any.
thing, and Senator Daniel seemed utter
ly out of kiltsr. As the crowd dis
persed il carried the impression Of Cleve
lands greatness and Fitz Lees manly
md engaging eloquence. Unless thers
is . decided check to the current nov
setting swiftly. Grover Cleveland will
be the next Democratic nominee for tia
Presidency. On the surface il is al
| Cleveland in New York. Governor Hi
may have the machine in hand, but il
general regard As to fitness, dignity
ability and size he is not classed with
| Cleveland"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01
The ChIeara Mxsterx.

The remains Of DIR. II. Cronin. the
Irish Nationalist. who mysteriously dis
appeared at Chicago two weeks ago,
have been found in a sewer on Evanston
Avenue. A towel was wrapped around
the head. but the body was naked, and a
Catholic emblem, which the doctor wore
suspended from his neck was untouched.
II is the opinion Of the police that Gro
min was foully murdered, as there were q
dozen cuts on the head, ONE OF which
severed the scalp and indented the skull.
A gang Of laborers who were cleaning
bitches along Evanston Avenue acct
dentally discovered the remains, and 1t
is considered remarkable that they we're
not found sooner. as the police had
searched the locality over a week ago.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01
s.IAm Not Dead

Boston, May 2s.-Miss Kate Patten.
the 23-year.old daughter Of Enos Pssten
of Roxbury. supposed to have died from
diphtheria or tonsilitis. came to life last
night after having been given up BY the
physicians and when the undertaken was
ready to prepare for her burial. She
ceased to breathe on Monday afternoon
and was pronounced dead BY Drs. Hone
and Dodge. Later she showed signs Of
life and finally whispered, 81 an not
dead She Il now fully restored to life
and able TO speak. She says she was
aware all the time of the preparations
for her intsrment. She heard the doc
tors onoun her dead. but was unable
to utter a word Of protest in her trance.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01

Prom the Reno Gazette Extra,
issued Monday morning ne gather The
SoBoving in reference to the great IRE
q Sunday evening.
AT Stou; 4sSo sunday afternoon q
ere broke oct in the cd the&ter build
iugs Al the oorner Of Commercial Row
and Centre street, Just opposite the
DEPOT Hotel and in less than i've min
utes Il vas roaring maS Of hames-
soon, the heat vas 80 intense, the
dome Of the Depot Hotel Vas on fire
and the flames spread npidly until
that immense structure vas q burning
sheet. The FIRE kept on in its destrue-
ton gong east, and soon licked up
6ilm0re's cigar and tobacco store. the
Grand Restaurant, /. B. MarshalIs
az Office and residence, q China wash
house and then encountered the three
story Pioneer Hotel building which
vas soon laid low.
The next buildings were the two
story Lafayette House and the Pollard
Ho1@, when il crossed Lake street
and soon the Pyramid House was IN
flames
The Palace Hotel was almost ready
70 break out, the whole eastern side
vas smoking, but by keeping two
streams, one on the ground floor and
one on the balcony, the flames were
kept in check
ON Center street the fire was work
ing south and took in its wake Gil
m0re's Gardens, Immediately back o:
the theRter building, a Chinese wash
house, a paint shop, the French
Hotel, and the Inverness House, when
4 stopped liz southwark ours and
zenf east. consuming the residence d
II. Sample, Pat Mailoy, VIM. CLARK
| Mr.. NeIliszn, Mrs. Jacob Graf, A. q,
Fletcher, Alex. Case, Nike Donahue.
Mr.. Van Buren and Joe Martels.
In its eastern course il o reached
the roundhouse and turn table OF the
Central Pacific Co. Folsom & Wells
lime house and W. o. H. Martini
line and cement house and j. +
Athens cal house, which were
total oss. Continuing on its iendist
A0TA III E4ANEl EAL4C AlAAD 1AAA
we're soon on FIRE and totally consumed
The Touring mills belonging to tn
estate Of :. c. FOCUS were the mex
victims and we're a total loss. 1t tool
the entire force Of the department 4
core with the flames on the west
consequently the eastern side Of tn
Gre Was neglected, and so rapid va
the destruction that nothing could b
done 10 check the flames going east
By the most strenuous efforts the fir
Eas kept fIom making its way u
Commercial Row, and II II had eve
crossed lake street and the Palae
Hotel had caught, the whole tow
would have been in ashes.
II Is impossible at this writing to &c
at q correct list OF the losses, but II
safe 70 say that they will reach $50
90 or $4,000.
Bob Parry OF the Depot Hotel is
heavy loser. His loss will be at lea:
800, with 81, 900 insurance.
The Theater building was valued 9
$4,000, with 81 900 insurance.
TIE Pioneer, Lafayette and Polar
Houses are heavy losers, but at th.
writing il IS impossible 10 get at an
true statement.
The \. & c. Company's loss is ais
quite heavy. II is yariOusly estimate
at from 5000 TO $4,000. Beck & G.
lose $1,000 with $4,000 INSURANCE
w. o. III. Martins lCss is 800
partly covered By insurance. Folsol
< Wells 81, 900. The estate Of :. {
FOCUS 10000; insurance, $4,000.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01

The following conversation lately took
place in Pennsylvania, says the Spring
field Republic: Workman's wife
There isn't q thing in the house to eat.
Workman know it, but what a
do! The factory is closed for want OF
orders, and / can't find outside work
anywhere. Wife-Weli. 60 to the closet
and bring me that Protection to Amer
lean Labor banner you carried during
the campaign. I'll cut it up and boil it;
maybe il will do for soup"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01
An ARIZONA srABBING.
what f. Known Of h Parties IL
Nevada.

Nevada.
Peter Perasieh fatally stabbed James
Lacey at the Contention mine Tomb
stone, A. T., May 22-Dispateh.
James Lacey is a cousin Of the wife Of
Judge Keboe and q cousin Of Bryan
Lacey, 3 well known miner here, says
the Virginia Enterprise, and mined here
himself for several years. He was .
large man. weighing about 230 pounds,
and possessed Of speaceable disposition.
He was for years night foreman OF the
Contention mine 81 Tombstone, and
lately has been Waterman. Judge Kehoe
does not believe that he has been fatally
stabbed, on the ground that he has .
sister in Tombstone who would surely
telegraph, as on aformer occasion when
he was hurt in the mine she did SO.
James is . single man and worth upward
Of so, 900 in coin.
Peter Perasich is also known in this
section Of country. He WAS 9 guard at
the State Prison in 1872, during the
emnte, and was shot by . prisoner as he
was in full retreat toward town-iust
because he was despised.
Bart Ashim, son Of Simon Ashim,
formerly a prosperous merchant of Eu.
reka. Nevada, killed o brother Of Peter
Perasich at Darwin about the year 1873
or "a. The affair was the result Of Ger
tain business transactions 81 Panamint
between them. Ashim was aquitted by
the able efforts Of Patrick Reddy, il we
remember right. Anyway. the Pera-
SIGH brothers, Of whom Peter was one.
who then belonged to Carson. waylaid .
stage in which they believed Ashim was
and fred . few shots into it-not far
from Carson. Ashim, under protection
Of an officer. was in hiding in . ditch
not far away, and making q short cut
through the country.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01
RosselI Sage at . dinner party no. Ion.

Russell Sage at a dinner party not long
ago. entertained his right hand neigh
Dor. = famous Republican lawyer. with
"reminiscences Of his life. He concluded
his photographed sketch with these
words: upon looking back over my
life I cannot think Of a single act that
would alter if / could" by which
suppose he meant" commented the ia
nous Republican lawyer subsequently,,
that he never missed a chance to make
all the money he could"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE
OF commencement of
Tax Suit.

a -
County Of Eureka.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE,
ITO THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFEND
Il ant and 70 all owners Of or elaimsnts to
the real estate sid Improvements thereon
hereinAftsr described known and unknoEn:
You are hereby notified that suit hAs been
commenced in the District Cou.t Of the Stste Of
Nevada. RurekA county. By the Site Of Ne
vAds plaintiff. against the Diamond Valley Live
Stock and Land Company. . corporation duly
cfganized and existing under and by virtue OF
the Laws Of the State OF SevGds. and the follow
ing described tracts, pieces or parcels Of land
With the improvements thereon. and all own
ers Of or claimants to the same Known or IN
known 10 recover the tar AID delinquency as
sessed 10 said Diamond Valley Live stock and
Land Company agAins. said property for the
fiscal year commencing the LIST day OF January.
ISIS, and ending the LIST day OF January, lss9,
and that q unmons has been duly Issued in
said case And you are further notified that
unless you appeAr and answer the complaint
nlsd in SAID cause on or before the 18th DAY Of
June, lses, judgment will be taken against you
and the reAi estate and improvements herein
described for the amount Of tax and delin-
queney specified and costs Of suit:
DiAmond Valley stock Company, R. sadler.
SCENT. Personal properly. Value, $500; tax.
s2ss 30. Lot 4. sec Is. 7 "a y. z s. Z: also. lots
/. 2 and 8. sec 10. T "a y, r So 4, value sac.
6E Of Sc sec Is. 7 "a ". r 50 Z. value sl2O.
NJ sec "A. 7 "A ". X So y, value $3.50. Z OF
NV sec "A. I "a n. r sac. value $40. NJ Of
80 = 80 - ~ n - Z Nhlr t4tos y AQ1
sW /. sec 81. + "a n. r 50 z, value s7+o NJ l
Of 81 /. sec p. T "A n, R 50 Z. value 500.
- I Of sW sec Is. 7 "a n, r So Z. value
sl2o. 8 Of Sc sec Ia. I "a n. r s. =, value
t4o. sW ( Of sw I sec II. I "a n, r IS z.
value $40. Improvements thereon frame
dwelling house, barns and eorrsls. Also. 5 Of
> sec u, 7 ~ y. X 81 Z. value $50. Ne Of
Ne sec Is. 7 ~ y. Z sac. va ne $50 NV Of
NV sec -, 7 ~ N. h IS Z, value $50. SW
Of NV sec 80. 7. N. B $ Z. value $50. Ns
Of NV Z sec IS, 7 "a n. r 50 z. value $50 "
y Of NV sec IS, 7 a. n, Z So Z. value $50.
Sc Of Nc sec Is. I "a n. R 50 Y, value $50.
So Of NV sec 50. 7 % n. r 50 z, value $50.
Sc I OF NV sec 80. 7 "a n. R IS z. value $50.
~ Of Ne see 81. 7 "a n. r 50 z, value si6O
ew Of NV I sec q. T24S y, R 50 z, value $50.
Tax on real estate, STA IS. Tax on improve
ments. $40 o. Total tar, s44s 90.
PETER GREEN,
District Attorney in and for Eureka county,
State Of Nevada. my7S-td
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01
PhthisIs from House sweepings.

The Munchener Medicinsehe Woch-
ensehrifs. No. 30s, reports that Garnet
has experimented with the dust OBJ
tanned from the walls and floors Of va
rious dwellings in which tuberculous
patients have been inoculating guinea
pigs with it. and carefully excluding
all possibility Of infection from outside
sources. In this way twenty-one rooms
Of seven Berlin hospitals were exam
med, and bacilli found to have been
present in the dust from most OF them.
Positive results were also obtained with
the dust from insane asylums and peni-
tentiaries.
The dwellings Of ffty-three tubercular
patients were investigated in the same
a and the dust in the neighborhood
oil twenty patients found to be virulent.
1t was the case, with absolute regularity,
that the dust was always virulent when
the patient had been in the habit Of
splitting on the floor. or in q 6andker-
chief, while it was never 50 when . spit
cup had been employed.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01
Thursday, the 2oth day of June,
NOTICE.
In the District Court OF she state
OF Nevada, Eurek County.
In III. matter Of the estate Of Della Ros.s,a,
aa-amz

DURsUASr TO AN ORDER OF SAID
Curt, made on the 18th DAP Of Nay, A.
D. Iss9, notice IL hereby given that Saturday,
the I'D day Of June. A u. isss, Al 10 oielock
A. N. Of said day. At the courtroom a said
court, ct the Courthouse, in the town and
county Of ErrskA, safe Of SeTadA, have BEEN
appointed ~ the time aud place for proving
the viii Of said Delia Rossett, deceased,
and for bearing the spplieaton Of Cesafe Roe
setti for the issuance 70 kim Of letters tesla
mentEry. when and where any person inter.
ested may appesr and contest the zane.
r. II. HARMON. Clerk.
fsEAL WEN & CHKxET and <. D.
V~ASDKRLEm, Attorneys fo'
Petitioner.
Dated Nay q. A. d. lss9. jsl-td
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Annual Meeting.

EUREKA AND PALIsADR Rail ROAD Co
IL The regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Eureks and Palissde Railroad
company VII be held Al the once Of the com.
pAny in Eureka, Eureka county. Nevada. 90
Monday, the 9oth day OF A.y, iss9. q. the hour
o. 10 O'Clock A. n, for the purpose Of eleeting q
Board OF Directors 10 serve for the ensuing
year, and the Transaction OF such other bust.
ness ~ may come before the meeting.
Transfer books will close on Frdsy the l7th
day OF May. At 3 O'Clock P NJ
D.J. coLToS. Secretary.
Eureks. April &c. lSs9. AID
The above meeting va8 Adjourned until
MONDAf, June 10, ISIS, 81 10 O'Clock A
D. J. COTTON, Secretary.
Eureka. Nay %. 1853. myaStd
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No nu.n Abe.t Montana.

st. Louis Globe-Democrat Look
ing at the Montana election returns in
a careful and thoughtful way, we
should say that there is no call for a
Republican President and Congress to
sit up of nights in order to hasten the
admission of that Territory into the
Union as q State.
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Muldoon says John L. Sullivan 10 at
tending to his training in good shape.
He has also become quite clever in
wrestling. as Muldoon admits that John
has thrown him fairly twice.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-06-01

w. j. Shaun has walked all the way
from Kansas with his wife and little girl
to call on President Harrison. He pre-
sented himself with loud complaint
about the hardships of the journey.
Shaun is . tin.foil fool, . sentimental,
continental fool. who ought to be booted
all the way back to Kansas.