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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-10-11
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Books OF
Registration for the general election to be
held November 4, 1890, for the election of
State, County and Township officers, are
now open and will remain open daily, on
all legal days, from 10 o'clock A. N. to 6
o'clock P. NJ, until October 10, 1890, and
from October 10, 1890, to October 20, 1890,
from 7 to Q o'clock P. NJ, in addition TO the
hours heretofore mentioned, at which time
the books for registration will close at 6
P. NJ. The law requires natural
lied citizens to exhibit their certificates of
naturalization at the time they present
for registration.
Y. BooMHowER, Registry Agent,
Pine Station Precinct Nc. II, Eureka
county, Nevada.
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Registration Notice.

yesies i hs-shy given that The Bcoks q
R~5<usiou fzx sks ~s.srL s@csscz . b
kesd Nors-bsr 4 1ss1 fr The slsc<iaU e
Sts.s. Coznty AID T0wzzhiP o&cr~ A.
uow ope- and VII rszAin opez cAlT. q
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fro- Ocsohsr 10 ISo. s Osobz -, lsSa
froz : . oesoek p 4. n &3ctlo1 . tse
hozr heretofore usztiosed ~ vA<1
firas sks bsoks fer r~ezixtxzeo1 vii Ess
=: 8 oisack ?. a Tie hz requires n2tz-
rAlf.<d ri.i1s-s = sxhitii their certificates
a ratzzlizG.iau ~ the tine thy rrsss1s
shezzlx@ for rsziztrztiaz
Sol TusFLL Registry Ags1-
Rzby Hill Prseiae< Ne. 3 Eurek1 co11ty,
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No. ~.
AppIicatIon for a Patent.
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L : L.Sp OFFICE EUEEkA. New.
MAy IA, 1Ss0.
Notice i hereby given that simeon Wen
~ Woe Postoffcs Ailres- u CerteL,
gsvNfA has this dsy fisd, By bis duly
Anthari1ed aSenI W. q. Mills, has sppleA,,
tn for a patsut for fftesu hundred
linear feet Il the Couiunction mine OF
vein bearing gold aud silver, with surface
ground six hundred 600 fee; IN Width, ut
80 In C,rtez Mining District. c0unty
Il Eureka and state q Nevada, and ces-
izuated ~ the feli notes and official plat
=, Sic in tlis crfce as lot number ~,
In township q north, range - east
a MountD iAblo merriam, said lot number
% being described a. follows. . VII;
BEGINNING a. = post marked number i,
L : survey number %. the sane BENG
H. original location monument. Ihis
psi stands on The eastern boundary ofO
: szrvey number 40, k~ingsbury lode,
whence post number 4. the s0uthsAs,
eoruer Of said survey number 20 bears ;
( n 1.2 deg W. 80 feet, 70 the section corner
common 70 sections 81 and 3, TI y, X
- 4. and sections 5 and 8, 7 d y, X -
Y. VI ID ", bears 5. O. deg 81 min w,
3ysE feet, L 5 mineral monument num-
Der 3 at post number 9, the nsrthe@s. cor
ner q L 5 survey number 81, -. o
| lode. bears north ca deg 7 min W, 6I2 feet;
thence running north q l2 deg Z, LEO
feet. 10 post number 3, the northeast enr-
nsr Of said Kingsbury survey, l,5OO feet,
70 post marked number 2 5 survey
number 50 and the original location ln0nu-
msns; thsnse 5 g l-2 deg Z, 600 feet, q
pos. marked number s. L ) survey No %
and original location monument; thence ;
"a I-2 deg W, 100 feet. 20 post marked
number 4, L ) survey number 30 and orig
iuAl location monument and thence north
81 IL deg w, GOO feet 70 pest number /,
the place o. beginning.
Magnetic variation, IL 1-2 deg L, con-
tanning D.65 acres.
The location Of this mine Is recorded in
the Recorders Office Of CorteE Mining Dis
tric., in book c, q page l02-
The adjoining claimants are the Kings
/. bury mine on the west
Any and al persons claiming adversely
any portion 81 szid Conjunction mine o.
rrface ground are required TO file their I'D
verse claims with the Register Of tn
United State. land Office at Eureka, il
the county Of Eureka, and State Of Ne
vAds, during the sixty days period Of pub
location hereof, or they will be barred b,
virtue Of the provisions Of the Statute.
ID. II. HALL Register.
Il Is hereby ordered that the foregoin
notice Of application for patent be put
lished for the period Of sixty days 40 COZ
~sscutiye weeks, in the Eureka SENTINEL,
; weekly newspaper published 81 Eureks
! Nevada. ID. H. HALL, Register.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the District Court Of the State
of Nevada, Eureka County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of VIM. K. Eeele,
Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
IN undersigned Administrator Of the above
named Estate. to the Creditors Of. and all per-
sons having claims against the said deceased,
TO exhibit their claims with the necessary voueh-
ers within 80 days after the first publication
OF this notice TO the said administrator ct his
place Of business or to his attorney, q. II.
Beatty. ct his once. in the opers House. in
the town and county Of Eureka. Nevada. or be
forever barred from collecting or enforcing the
same. p. Il. HUI,
And Administrator Of the Estate Of VIM. K.
Eeeie, Deceased.
r. n. BEATTY, Attorney for Administrator
Dated Eureks, New, June Is. 1890.
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MINING TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ taxes on the proceeds Of the mines Of
Eureke county for the quarter ending July
81: lssc, are nov due and payable r. me st my
once IN kureka: and the lay In regard 10 the
same viii be strictly enforced.
O. O. WALLACE,
Aasesserof Eureka eospty, Esysis.
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Dissolution Of C0partneThip.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EN-
Il istfns under the name OF Hoey & 90. In
the b~lscksmithing business, was dissolved ~
mutual consent on the 18th Of September. 1880.
All bills owing 10 the Arm. from the LIST OF
paid 10 J. Ahern, and All bills owing by SD
Arm from the ist Of March, 1880. Will be paid
by the said J. Ahern. NJ. HOEf.
J. AHERS.
Eureka, sept. Is, Isso, so
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Prices TO suit the times, the battle cry Of
Berg.
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475 acres 4.I5 acres
REMAINING areh az acres
The location Of this mine Is recorded in
the Recorders Office Of Eureka Min
ing District. in book G. Of page 458.
The adjoining claimants are the Zulu
Consolidated on the south, the Grant ami
Silver State on the north and the Needle
Gun on the northeast.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Fitzgerald mine
or surface ground are required to file their
adverse claims with the Register Of the
United States Land Office at Eureka. in
the State of Nevada, during the sixty DAYS
period Of publication hereof, or they will
be barred by virtue OF the provisions Of the
Statute. j. p. DUNKLE, Register.
It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice OF application for patent be pub
lished for the period of sixty days 10 con-
s~ecutive weeksl, in the Eureka SENTINEL,
Nevada. J, p, DUNKLE. Register.
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It is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice Of application for patent be pub
lished for the period Of sixty days 40 o.
s~-cutivs weeks, in the Eureka SENTINEL. 3
weekly newspaper published st Eureka.
Nevada. d. H. HALL, Register.
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1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice Of application for patent be pub
lished for the period q sixty days, ten
consecutive weeksL 10 the Eureka SKSTI-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-07

The result OF the election held last Mon-
Day in our sister state Of Oregon Affords
food for phiiosophsc thought There was
more than IN ordinary meaning in II. It's
current ran counter 10 thaf which OF late
has been sweeping through some OF the
states further 10 the eastward. There "a.
reason for the difference and . phsicso.
ply 81 the bottom Of IL which il viii not b
amiss to consider.
With the exception Of the gnhernssorta,
once. which was won By the Democrats on
personal grounds and ~ . result az a fac
tscn Eight among their opponents. oregoa
gave an unprecedented Republican major
ity. The result leaves no rcom 20 doaes
that the new northwest II Overwhelmingly
sound and solid Cor protection and repue-
iieanism for all The words imrly. On this
point there vss nothing nre<rssin In Ore
CONS verdict II "a towering reslex wave
10 that which swept through Nassachn-
s<sts. RAoae Island. ccnn~ctieut. Ohio.
Indiana and Iowa . few nsoz.ths 30.
The philosophy OF II IL nos hard 10 die
cover. Unreasonable IS IL mar seem.
considerable traction a. The pscpas have
The habit ct holding The party n roxsr re-
sponxihas fof thar conditioa and surround.
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AMUsEAESr NOTES.

A most appalling sound was heard In the
nursery, and the sstoufthed father. with his
hair on end, ran to zee what was the matter
He opened the door and looked In. Willie Wa
sitting astride his drum, kicking Il with both
feet Johnny was twisting the cats tail, and
bringing forth howis Of dire agony. Tommy
was whtrling . rattle. Bobby Stepleford. Z
ncighhor's boy, was su perintendiug . 6ght be-
tween two vcciftrous dogs Harry Piugmore,
another visitor. was jumping up and down on
an empty barrel: half . dozen other casual
younsssers were pounding tin pans, aud ali were
yelling IT the tops OF their voicra "what II the
meaning Of this unearthly racketr' demanded
the father. 90 soon ~ he could make himself
heart above the din. -We're playing Chicago
Beard Of Trade" responded Willie. "Feilera
let e'r 80 once morer' And pxndemonium
hreke loose AGAIN. -CAieago Tri6aae
The Sterling. Neh. Standard says the people OF
that place ere wondering what local preacher
meant last sunday when he took for his morn
ing text, Eye are the children Of the devil" and
in the evening preached from the text, sChil-
dren. obey your parents"
Ia the Restaurant-"You can say what you
viii, but Bismarck IL and viii be the greatest
man OF this century," "Don't speak 90 loud:
the burgomaster 10 Just behind US He may be
ofendcd-"-f7isaende Batter.
"Blaine says he'll support Dcpew in %"
well. Il won't cost him much. Chapnceyss
meals arc al free. and he never sleep& '-Ee,s
York Saa
"she ID very plain. isn't she-' ssYea~ sasd
tho Boston woman: she Is the moss obvfous
person in the ROOM Harpsr's Barar.
What's Butterwo-sh on tin plates. Nothing.
Gets too eoft- Brooksya Standard Eafon
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Crossing tie 9Olympics Net Comparable
VIA Stan1sy's Journey.
1kaa1le Daily 1iAss.
II By shallow pretenso, toad brAyiug aud
promises Of tales Of marvellous hardahips and
thrilling ha1r-hseadth escapes. = prospecting
party sent ous ~ . privaes citisen % search for
minerals can Be elevated to Che dignity Of m ex-
ploeing expedition. which for the sake Of science
has tread The ''pashless wilds Of terra incog-
nita." local contemporary win have 70 b CON-
gratulaeed npou the easy credullty Of the
people Unfortunately, however. for thi . dc
Sign 10 place these pseudo explorer on .
pedestal Of glory. the POsT-INTgLLIGKNcx1 pub
lished yesterday morning IN account OF the id
ventures OF two spatbAnders." who had pre-
companied for large part Of the distance b. IN
Indian, his klootchman and their bahe.
Dad to relate, the narrative Of these explorers
they were not prospectors-is not such an one
q would make each particular hair on the
heads Of the readers Of the 1fmes stand an end.
On the contrary 1. 10 provokinsly proeaic. The
walking was easier than mountain climbing
usually ia Game was plentiful, especially elk.
and here and there they found . lonely
when they had left these somewhat Striking
evidences OF human life behind them and
reached the very browning point Of their ex-
ploraftve desires, they came across q duzouf,
probably the possession Of some heartbrokeu In
dian. who having lost the klootchman of his
choice, hied himself away 70 solitude profound.
In . country yet unknovn and spent his life in
mournful meditation This il the only expiana-
ton we can and that will not couflict with our
contemporaries conviction that this country has
been . veritable terra ircognita- hence We
adopt it To explain away the presence Of TIE
trsppeu we leave for those more practicsd In
the art Of sophistry.
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Depew 70 the working Girls.
From \ sv,eech In New york

- -f~~~- -
fcrfunafeiy we nave feacneo tnaf point In
snis country wnen isoof honorable Inc
chief thing - 10 take paeasurs IN your work
Cont mean 20 SAY WORK al tne Tune The Old
ada9e says ruiy "AH WORK ana no p'ay MAKES
Jack Gull boy ana presume u MAKES many
duiI giri foo Bat co mean 70 say that tie
real pleasure OF lie q the DONG the work for
which one has faculty ana taxing an interest
IN II work al day nom the nns ret up
until 8 70 bed, but every nfseen minutes
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That We have not yet. to the extent that
Is cnssomarily claimed. emerged" from
the superstitioas o. the dark ages, Is quite
conclasively proven by an article in late
number of the indianapolis Meas, which
states that Edgar Bergen. lad OF twelve
years. when taking q ride on the cars.
slipped and Was dragged some distance,
bat could not keep safe position. and his
left foot was cut Oft above the ankle. re.
monins In the shoe. He was taken home
and the leg was ampntascd Just below the
knee. All well so far. Bat the si.smem-
hered part o! the limb vas with due cere-
mons taken % the cemetery and buried in
q lot near the grave of the hoy's mother.
Whether friends Of the deceased .smemher.
there we're any religious ceremonies Is not
stated.
Bur this does not erd the sad recital.
Altar all this had happened the lad COM
planned that he was suffering from cramps
in the dismemhered foot. Then member
O. the household recalled the fact that the
ampatased member was placed in the
receptacle for burial in q cramped
position And ~ last accounts the
deyosed relatives we're seriously considering
the proposition at exhuming the remains
and adjusting them in 4 more comfortable
position. After while Il viii Be in order
for TIE esrs2ved Dor 70 hold . seance with
his hersft loot That . family isncued
With tAess sup<rstissous nosicxs may be
found here and there n this free land and
enlightened aes = ret perhaps. > matter
Of surprise. Bar The Nt~s relates The mat
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The construction Of . belt line" rail-
road around Lake Warrington, ~ pro-
jsctsd By the Northern Pacific Company.
cannot fan to b Of immense benefit TO
Seattle and TO the region Immediately to
the east. through which the projected line
viii run. Besides being an important local
''ieeder" connecting the city with the
towns on Lake Washington and with .
rich producing country. IL viii inevitably
make . direct and close communication
with the main limo Of the Northern
Pacific, avoiding the long detour
by way Of ruyallnp Junction. This belt
line project, which We have certain assur-
ances has bean undertaken In good faith
and viii b. carried out. gives special im-
port 10 the application Of the Northern for
terminal privileges here. This application
should b considered with . view TO the
future interests Of the city. and entirely
without preiadice based upon past grisv-
ances. The Northern Pacific 10 already here
--at present Il Is the only through line
terminating here-and II Is clearly the In
tercst OF Seattle to allow Il the means OF
doing business here upon the easiest posi-
hs terms. II II shall have to labor under
local disadvantages In the landing or hand
ling OF freight. these disadvantages mus,
be reflected in the rates charged upon buss-
meas done here. The Northern Pacific and
al other roads should b given tho hes,
possible facilities.
All along this journal has maintained
that the policy Of granting absolute rights
in Railroad avenue Was mistaken one.
All thai should be given, all that should b<
asked indeed. Is running right" This
Is enough for the roads, and il 10 safer In
ell respects for the city.
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81 - -..--... ..--sr,l -. - ,.r-.4 800
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g -, ~r,,. - $ ,..,,.rs = that <.srion
81. ;..-..r... a.s.-,r;c.ssor - a. G.r.
rn.n. = 1870 q a .rv co.4 ana d.. nm.
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Th.f h.r<,.sor,h 80, f.vo,;t. 49,. =
the re.s t~.r,v 1919 .R.v.r~hs . I'm
h.ve . aeerer .na irs.r..r ro..rsrs c.r.
mot - aoubsed. Il M L.. cert.in th.t
Il ~;il imneri.h.hlv ~vv.t.lI,r. sh.;, 49,
.ees~a des.rm;r.f;cr a. ..;,. n. ..r,;>.t
ornortnrisv. ana - 49, .nv rr.tsvt
for m opnortunitv "a r.eaIn the vre.ted
but .tiIl ,ov.l pvovince. And the rev-pote
az our hroade.t polttical princinle that
.cv..rr,.r,. .sa.-;,. at, ,r.t vo-.-.
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h two Den last chosen ssnaspn b. TIE Dem
cczafB iIl1sezane pexiecely TIE atneen and unit
1eO - things h the election Of these high lee-
lslatocA They contrast he old with the new
sfyle AZ politicA Thty mark sharply the difer.
sncs between Democracy and Psufocracy. John
G. Carlisle r. sf1fesnan with eli that thu word
includes and iUplie2 He II vefsod In pubic
adairA He knows tho hist ~. the science and
The artof government He has been In pubic
life for thirty years, having served In both
branches In the Kentucky Legislature and six
eexzns in the House Of Representatives three -
speaker. In lutte lsctusl force. constructive
ability . = Legislator and power Is dehaser.
Mr.. cazliale ranks with the naost capable stat .
men the republic hes produced In natural
abtlt1y. training. experience and character he il
the typs OF man whom the states sent to the
Senate far more commonly thirty and forty
years ego than now. Calvin q Byice never held
an elective ONCE until he vas chosen senator
3rom 0hia He had made no speeeh and
written nothing 70 indicate knovtedgs OF pub
lie Affairs or m aptitude fos public service. He
was elected because he was : rich man who had
contributed freely" Of hfs money for the src-
CO. OF his party ~ . means 70 his own advance
menk
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There Is nothing to confirm or to deny
the report that the Northern Pacific has
boaght, or II to buy the Seattle. Lake
Shore 4 Eastern road. Railroad
officials here know absolutely nothing % to
this matter. All that Is known Is that the
Northern Pacific, the Union Pacific, the
Canadian Pacific and the Great Northern
each have an eye to sscnring this property.
and il II presumAble that whichever will
pay most viii get it--provided the stock
holders are willing to cell. which Is by no
means certain. The road is doing N inn
menss business and, - . prominent stock
holder recently remarked. ut u . good
property TO hold on TO-"
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wtthtn ~ weeks pest the copyright which
hss covefed fhe g1eaf WKnsrEn DICTIONARY hes
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\ oUou89f v5otttug NE c1sy o. oe4toes
o. any portion Of the Puget Sound coun-
Try, or for that matter any portion Of the
stats OF Warrington. and witnessing the
great number Of buildings going up. and OF
the buildings completed and occupied, the
very large proportion that are evidently Of
recent construction. would at once con-
ciuds that Whatever slss might b needed
In this section, We can certainty have no
lack Of buildings. But nothing could Be
further from the facts. For nothing u
thsre 20 general. ~ pressing. or urgent de-
mand - for new buildings.
A evidence that this Il true, witness
few random clippings from local ex-
changes: Says the Port Townsend Call:
There IL nothing 20 scarce IN this city q
good. desirabis tenement houses. The city
10 full Of newcomers Of means. who are
here permanently for business purposes,
Who are anxious to obtain comfortable
quarters for their families and more than
willing to pay liberal rental" This Is
from the Sealand Pdcifc: What We want
In this enterprising city IS = few more real
live men 70 build dwelling houses
for rent There II general
crv for houses "a rent.n Saws the Golden-
dale Sr.<;neI. ~ corrasnondent vants n
know II there b : vacant dwelling house
convenient to the business part Of our town
for r.nt W. r.. comre,le., - an..er that
there 4. not W. shonId nrovidn .h.lter
for thoss vho vieh "a live among M. and
~ho -. vtll;n. 4. nav ,ih.,., r.rt ana moi
forc. th.r, :, ). 8, !, =, -. cr~.h . Thi. !.
frovp The wan. ws,la $1,000.
Tho Hon. Ia c. Rose. the newly -appoiuted
register Of the land once. assumes his dudes for
she nrse time today. ana the Statesman welcome.
~ olS-s,m. e,sI.sn - Wan. Va i n III, :.
move his family here from Prescott = soon q
he can procure . residcnceL II seems strange.
ou. !. ncn: ne aess =. Iacs, sns. tnese 40.
be rsmedlcd vishout delay' Pronertv IN ths
apss localities IL very cheap. yes no buildings
ere efscssd. vnen = Wen hnosn they would
s = 49, 49, -. I.
80. - -. . 80 $50 = .1'' iA..1
-as.. ~ - - - : 80
-,
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.'.s 49, =, INV -p'ss,ss su prs - s4'1
49,. -. 80 ~ 80. - .ss
= -. wy ~. s's - 80 "a. - $3.50
ous ~ - pA' = Aaa ~ oss.y suoo' .p-
peAl ~ "sss osi oua's s.'"in : year ~
lnoss, anu NV 'ess sn.n :" pe1 o.n.' arg
pi.o'loa''y "e" Das s'' arc oooup'ea' sno
"a n'ne VASES ous " 'sn sne new iessuehoes
.na. are going up we're re"' oe'ofe sne
ouiiuins petm'es ~e1e issueo VI ioos ~