Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01

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fra the dlzpeL There are to-day
twezty nsa working where only
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r~roporti11- The roads which were over.
xroxn Ulth weeds are nov eut up with
e.1ssxss hauling asi covered in some
places . fcos thisk With dust. New
works have been pzs up and the hammer
and drill are at wcrk in every direction.
Ths railroads snd teams are kept busy,
hauling ore. nkchinery, wood, charcoal.
coke, mining timbers and supplies Of
every description. and numbers Of men
are employed in the production Of thess
comnoditie&
Business men already feel the effect.
Of the change, and miners appreciate the
fast that Salt Lake rates are now al
lowed for ere at the Eareks Con. fans-
ess and that the ore il paid for - soon
as il il sampled; that they can now earn
. good living anywhere in the hiila
where . year ago, under the old rates il
would not pay 10 work. And who il
the one man who was instrumental IN
bringing sboat these great changes for
the benefit Of the community! IL ID
hardly necessary to say that his name 10
mentioned With favor all over the
State, and with words Of praise and ad-
miration in this part Of ID. Everybody
knows that his name il Geo. W. Cassidy,
and that he served the people with
honesty and ability when he represented
them in Congress, and will especially
benefit this locality and the State i
again elected. He il the man that th,
people Of Eastern Nevada, irrespectiv,
Of party, want !. send to Congress; th.
man who can do us the most good there.
he 10 the man whose honest sentiments
in favor Of free coinage Of silver and ID.
general welfare Of our State has touche<
the warmest spots Of al away dow
deep in the hsAFts Of his fellow CITIZEN
Of Nevada.