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

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

A sage says: Without stssdinsss Of
character in social life there can be no
true fellowship. Accomplishments may
please. beauty may charm. Hnsncy and
grace may attracts but 10 win confidence
and respect. to Be trusted and relied
upon, the man or woman must be stable
in character, self-possessed, true 10 pro-
misses, punctuAl-uniting frmness 30
gsniality and st~eadfAssnsss 10 good
nature.
A New York dispatch says; Ths
United States Express Company has
ordered its agents net 10 receive or carry
ticket OF slips Of the Louisiana Lottery
Association. or money intended for the
purchase Of tickets in any lottery. The
other express companies are not likely 20
Issue such m order and sre INCLINED 10
think that President Pistt's order viii
fAii in its purpose.
rsmassss and Peppers
Go to Berg's for green tomatoes and
peppers 7
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THk CASSIDY - BABTIHE n
RATES.

The following special tslsgrans have
been received By The SKsnsxL:
Rrxo. New. Oct. %. 1880. In. SIX
rxKL-cassidy and Bartins met hare
In joint debate Isst night. There vas n
immense sadisnes. Silver wAs the prin-
cip.l topic discasssd- Cassidy pat Bar
tins On the defensive from the starr.
and keps him explaining and s~pologixing
for his course in Congress all the way
thr0agh. Cassidy completely riddlsd
BArtins and the Republican party On the
silver question. Bsrtins Was forced 10
admit that the Republican party was In
complete possession Of al branches of
the Government vhea silver VA dis
grAeed and destroyed in 1873. He also
admitted that the Bland bill was passed
by . great majority Of Denocrakie votes
In both Houses Of Congress in 1878, and
frankly confessed that to-day three
quarters Of all the Democrats In Con-
gress are favorable 10 free coinage,
while thrss-foarths Of all the Rspabli-
eans are opposed 10 il. The other points
discussed were Of minor Importance.
VIRGINIA CTrr. New. Oct. 3l.-Ths
joint debate between Cassidy and Bar
tine last night resulted in . eonplsts
victory for the former. BArtins wa
kept very busy apoiosizing for his oourss
from beginning TO close Cassidy COM
plssely riddlsi the commodity silver bin.
and the burden Of Bsrtine's song was
that be did the bsss he could. Cassidy
also made . telling point by the relation
Of Bsrtine's sandidscy for District Al
tornsy on the Democratic ticket In 1882
and his connection with the circular let
Ter against Powning when that gentle
man was the Rspublioan nominee for
member Of Congress.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01
No. go.
Application for a Patent.

o.. s. LAND OFrTcz EURExA, New,
October 5, 1s9o.
Notice Il hereby given that B. BERG,
Dan Davies and Frank j. Broseneer, whose
Postoffce address IL Eureka. Nevada have
this day fled their application for . pat
ent for fifteen hundred linear feet Of the
South Wales No l mine or vein bearing
gold and silver, with surface ground 400
fset in width, situated In Eureka Mining
District county Of Eureka. and State q
Nevada and designated by the field notes
ard ofkeiA plat on file in this Office - lot
number 3l4. unsurved, the exterior boun-
diaries Of said lot number 81 being -
follows TO wit:
Beginning ct the northeast corner post
the original monument and marked post
number l, USS number sl4, whence the
main shaft bears north rs deg ", 600 feet,
2 the southwest corner post number 8
U s s number IS Stella claim bears north
a deg Z, ga feet; thence running lss
course 8 Is deg w, 100 feet TO the south
east corner, the original monument A
post marked number q U s s number sil:
thence running ID course north e5 deg w.
l,5oo feet, TO the southwest eorner. the
original monument . post marked number
8. Q 8 5 number 81; Themes running ID
course north Is deg Z, 400 feet, 10 the
northwest corner. The original monument
. post marked number 1, q s s number
S14. whence mineral monument number :
bears \ Z deg Z. 6ss feet; thence running
4th course 5 65 deg e, 1,5o0 fest, y the
place of beginning. containing 1s.77 acres.
The courses are expressed from the true
meridian. with . magnetic variation Of
Is IL deg east.
Any and Al persons claiming adversely
any portion Of sAid South Wales number
Minis or surface ground are required 70
die their adverse claims with the Rexister
OF the United States land Oncs at Eureka.
La the State Of Nevada during the Exfy
days period Of publication hereof. o. tbey
VIII be barred 81 virtue Of the proyision.
Of the Statute.
). p. DUNKLE. Register.
Il l. herssy ordered that the ~forswoinz
notice Of application for patent Be puh-
hshsd for the period Of sixty days 90 con.
secahve weeksl in the Eureka Sxxr1zr.
Sseekiy nsxspaper pahlished 81 Eureka.
Ney.dA Up DUNKLE. Register.
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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01


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most rsm&rkshis ezp<iss sssr z&ss
IN Nevada BE has trssss~s @rs zs
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trzirz. sz<cszl trxzzs xni frss p~.s
have al bssz i. sras< - hslP thsa p.rsy.
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ntis6sa - 70 eEz Tia STATE - . h1k-
board e. frsixtt trxin and always "pu
his eve t.z. - Gersr1s< Bradley o1a
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way tbs sssss 10 qzite srs 30 - Dsze'
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ssssszvs ex.v.m fsx ks PARTY th.s hAa
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kzaasd sd aloss. he hHs E=Ply 81
talked The wh0is sk.z Il Is C lssq<ak'
err. ineiadiag swo Unissd States Seas
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othsr ssds. He has bad the LIE scared
CIT 81 The Rspzbliz<n zAaaxsrz for th<
past nosth- II the Stsss ID carried fc'
The Dszosrssy. TIE rsuals VII Be nainiy
dns 70 the szsrts q Nj. Cassidy On tha
stump. Everybody who sdlires . gs1s
man and . bard fighter against big odd
should give kim . Eff On Tuesday next
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01

The Enterprise says that . Home for
dissblsd miners cannot be maintained In
Nevada without N increased revenue
That ought 10 set people 10 thinking Why
the State L. in such an impoverished
condition that she cannot care for the
unfortunates Of . class which has dons
% much to promote her prosperity. il
their lsbors had not been Offset By some
thing which il pretty clearly stated in
The Democratic State platform.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01

Senator Stewart sAid 81 Reno that
"the President vas opposed 10 free
coinage and he knew be would NOE have
signed such . bill" Il would be intsr-
esting 10 those who heard the Senator
two years Q pledge his wori and honor
that he had the assurance Of Mr.. Harri.
son thai "he would sign my silver bill
that might be passed BY Congress-" and
that he knew personally thai thu Rspab-
lican Presidential nominee twas favor
able 10 free coinage" 10 Be informed
whether Nj. Harrison lied 10 him In the
matter. or WHISTLER he. the Senator. was
making statements 81 the time which he
knew 10 be untrue. So far ~ the Chron.
icls 10 concerned il doss not believe that
The President Of the Unitsd States ID .
bare-fAeed liar. or that he ever pro-
issssd 10 Senator Stewart or anybody
else 10 Be friendly 20 silver coinage
Virginia Chronicle.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01
|Hurrah !
Hurrah
.IHE E|FlEL TOWER
DRY GOODS STORE,
NO HUMBUG!


Having made special arrangements with one Of the larp~.
Eastern manufactures, / have secured the exclusive ricbf "a
sale in Eureka of their goods and of this seasons production
The result being that I have without exception the finest and
best stock-in fact the most elegant ever seen in Eureka county
before. These Goods are all Of a most superior quality. ana
the patterns are the newest and most unique designs. am
fully prepared to supply the market and at bottom prices. Can
at the ETHEL TOWER Dry Goods Store for the best bargains
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE - HERxBT 9TvEx THAT TIE
~ stz1e and oo1asy Ezxss fer EAe ye~r
- are nsw d.s s1d psyshls 81 ny snes a
We senk. md th41 thsy VII hseosas dsltn-
49, % ne liza e2y e NsTsEber, lsse. xn1
81 ne Nv N regard 10 their coIisefioa VI
b sts1c<iy enkuros4-
O1es hozrs fro2eA H.ts8P.M.
J. C. POWELL
Treasures and Ex1<azo fx RsssiFer.
hzss<A ssv.. oel u. lsce. cSEtd
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NEW TO-DAY.


TO-DA1.
Eureka County Democratic Ticket.
B0 sz.s sensser.
~ G. FosTER
For ehsrtn,
yAkEs NoRRIA
Ter cisrk.
]. Il. HARMON
lRos Treasurer.
JoHN GHEG0vICH.
Fer Assessor.
A. sxILLMAx.
PETEn BREEz.
For ooznty conniAiensrs.
OWEN RIcB. Qoag Tsrm.J
IN NORTH. gssors f<n)
Fer Cousty scrvsyer.
A. D. ROCK
fcs Public Adninissratu.
FRANK =. NexAAKK
Township omesrs.
For yassses a Tie Psses.
!. W.. LOCKWOOD.
For Constable.
y. G. RAyxLL-
Ss scAesl Tssss~s-Ia.s Teal
+. 4 HALEY.
fss ssAsoi frsstss-shars TsrnJ
JAMES WILLIAMS.
c>aseszfissai c1zvsntsn-Yu.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01

Geo. W. Cassidy. the Democratic
candidate for Congress. 10 the friend Of
Nevada, which was demonstrated daring
the two terms which be spent in the
National Legislature. II you want .
live representative 81 Washington. vote
for Cassidy.-Elko Independent.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01

George T. Talbst. Esq. Rspahlic&n
candidais ior District Judge. came In last
SUNDAY sssninz on the trEin with Senator
stewart and afssr shaking hands with HIS
frisnds. departed On the following morn
Ing for he usstsrn part Of Ne Stats.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01
OF JCsucE,

DEPARTMENT OF JrsTIcE,
WAsHIssros, d. C., Oct. l9, 30.
Mr.. Henry Rives. Special Assistant
Q. 8. Attorney. eta. Eareka. Nevada
Sir: On the reconmsndation Of the
Secretary Of the Interior. which coin
cidss with my own view. ID has been de-
ternined 10 dismiss all actions. civil and
criminal. based N alleged timber tres
passes in Eastern Nevada. sxsept the
case against the EarekA & Palissds Rail-
road Company which stands On . differ
emit hasis Of Law. A that case h now
on appeal Of defendants in the Supreme
Court Of the United States there 10 no
further need Of local counsel in il. and !
therefore to jon hereby the
revocation Of your appointment -
Special Assistant United States Attorney
for the District Of Nevada 70 assist in
the prosecution Of the cases against the
Richmond Mining Company, Eareka
Consolidated Mining Company and the
Eureka and PkiisAds Railroad Company,
said appointment bearing date February
2. 1889 Please make out an itsmizsd
bill setting forth particularly the date
and character Of services rendered and
your estimate Of . fair compensation for
the same and forward to me. Permit
me 10 say that the termination Of your
connection has no further reason than
the dismissal Of the two suits and the
fact that further prosecution In the third
VIII De Ia the Supreme Coart. which eau
be enthusiastically managed by the officials
Of the Department in Washinetcn without
any further expense Of local counsel. Re
specially. w. II. II. MnLKR, Attorney
General.
In the 6fty-6rst Congress Mr.. Bar.
tine has been one Of the most conspicuous
and active members On behalf Of those In
terests which especially concern Nevada.
Reno Gazstte.
II Mr.. Bsrtins has been such . icon.
spicaous member " itisa litlls remarkable
that he should be unknown 10 the door.
ksspsr Of the House Of Representatives,
who. when . citizen Of Nevada presented
his card 10 be taken 10 The msnbsr from
his State, did not know him in person,
OF that there was . gsntlsmAn Of thai
name in the House
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01
Liss OF Rextsterea Vesers-

1890.
Bust Pagan
DarEn FrzssryA
Worth JIM MOrrisoa Angas
C1rnahan JoAn
The Registry Aks1t viii reeeive objeettcns
to the right - 10 90 the pafs Of any person
registered E1tfl 9 o'eioek p. n. on the fourth
dap rrev1ous % the day Of eiecticn-
All persons gho<e names nsy b errooeolsly
satsred N tie shove list are requested 10 sp-
pear AZ the Eegstry Agents oAos and have
s1d error corrected
Dsted II my ocee tkis eoth day Of October,
A. N. $50. CHARLES LADEN,
Registry Agent. Mount Hops preeines No Q.
EB1reks eSznfy. Nevada
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-11-01

Lass OF Registered Voters.
Whites Ranch Precinct No. 9.-For
the Year 1890.
NeCool tt Zanins Andrew
left Seinon Ger WR
DiebieAC Aiken &c
CrcfurIF white Jas
Bailey Robert Asderson o
Ths Registry Agent viz receive ob5scaens
20 the night 70 vote On tie part Ct any person
re~stered u1ri . o'eiock P.M. On the fsurth
DAY previozs 70 the DAP q slsetion-
AL persoes whose nAEes may Be efrcne0ck-
entered In the Shave list are requested 10 sp-
pear ct The Registry AgsEts oGes md hsys
s&d error corrected.
Dstea 81 ny o1cs this sOfh dag Of ocssbss.
A 4, 1eSo- JAS. WHITE.
EezstrJ Asent, Whites Ranch prsetnes No. ..
Eureks county, SevEdA
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NOTICE.

I'VE TIE UNDERSIGNED. D. NATHAN
w snd he1fy kind. both residents Of ne
sovn nd county a. Ezrska, stsss ef Nevada,
90 hereby eerttfy tAAt We have tkis DAY en-.
tered fnto sd formed . cSpartnsrship win
each other for ne purpose q carrying a :
ssnsrA nerchsndiss business In he aid
county and adjoining counties under TIE fru
.ane nd sfyle q D. Nathan 3 Co.. sna tAss
se are equAl and the enly members q s1rh
ern That Tia prfnc1psi place Of basfness Al
ssaa nrn - - TIE southwest cornsr q Nxiu
kn1 CLARK strests In Aid tpwn a. Eurskz- Thrt
80 arm IL n 20 var connected vita the elcfh-
Ing b1<nsss 81 skd D. NsfAkn
"tt>ess cur hznds a. sid town q Eur<kn
knrskA eo1nfy. State ot Nevada, his an dav
Of October. A. D. 1850. II. KIND.
d. NATHAN.
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A OF xKvADA, l.
County of EurzkA -

County of EursRa.
@ this ssa day Of October A D. isso. hefars
ne. John Acksrnaa. . Notsxy Puhlie a "a
sfzfs Of Nevada. xzrsh eozzfy. laiy qnzlinsd.
p~sr>onAlly Appeared H KfnA and b. N.kh2a.
instrument - ne parties tAsrsto. ard who -
personally kDcsn 10 m te bs tAs in61riszls
dsscr1hed ID and who sxs<ussd the Gnnexsd IN
ssru1eah kz1 n eEly s1knowss1xed 10 n
tn.t tbsy exeszts4 IL a1s frsely sa1 vsila-
t4<ily. szA f1r tha u.ea xnd uurras.s &c..
zenffonAl
IN WINES WHEREoF, I A.vs ks<<xpso "a
ny had e2eaaly, and 80
tszAEl NJ o4dxl Seal. he d.T a.
ye4r IN Tia ozrffezss -
&boxe wx1ft@a-
sohk ArkxzSAx. Notary PzhE<
s1-S kzrska sSuztF. ksssdA.
The advocate., 1890-07-23

THE ADVOCATE, the Farmers Alliance paper,
Is publishing lot OF slush which Il calls tho
"Decne Of the American Republic" No man
whose mind is not tainted with imbecIllty will
write such stun, and certainly no one reads II
aud believes lt,--StdtC JOOVyldL
Such statements as the above simply
expose the deplorable ignorance Of
the writer. The articles referred 10
are purely historical, The facts stat
ed are taken from the public records
and from authoritative histories of the
country, When men can be fOnnd
so consummately ignorant as 10 deny
their authenticity, it is no wonder
they fail to see the evidences Of decay
so conspicuously prominent before
their own eyes, II is no wonder they
regard the country as prosperous
when nine-tenths Of il is mortgaged
for more than il is worth, and when
foreign syndicates are achieving a
conquest OF the country by process OF
foreclosure.
The advocate., 1890-07-23

BROTHER BECK, Of the HoltOn Re
corder, manifests much surprise that
a republican should read the alliance
ADVOCATE and swear by it. Why,
bless your innocent soul, the woods
and prairies of Kansas abound with
just that kind Of republicans all over
the state. There are thousands of
them, and there are hundreds Of them
also in other states, and the number
is increasing every day.
The advocate., 1890-07-23

The John Roach ship yard has re-
Gently been purchased for $25OO,OOO
by an English syndicate. There is
nothing like having everything CON
venient in case of a war with Eng
land. That government will have It's
lrOn-clads right on hand ready for
action. No need even Of the delay
of crossing the Atlantic.
The advocate., 1890-07-23

CoRREsPoNDENTs frequently write
us, expressing disappointment at not
seeing their communications in THE
ADVOCATE the same week in which
they are written. To insure prompt
appearance, communications should
be received as early as Saturday OF
the week previous to the issue in
which they are designed to be pub
lished. II correspondents will bear
this in mind they will save us and
themselves some annoyance.
The advocate., 1890-07-23
GRAND RALLY.

There will be a grand rally and
basket picnic at Kibbe's grove, Osage
City, Kansas, on Saturday, July 26,
1890 Ralph Beaumont, chairman Of
the Legislative committee of the
Knights OF Labor, and Rev. S. j.
Bronson Of the Farmers alliance Of
FL Dorado, will address the people.
The advocate., 1890-07-23

determine what should be the politi-
cal attitude Of the order. The alb
surdity and the absolute unfairness
Of Brother True's charges must be ap-
parent 10 any fair minded man. He
seriously questions the propriety Of
the action Of the state president He
forgets that the requests for the call
issued for the conference referred TO
came from alliance men whose sin
cerity is beyond question, and he
further forgets that the vote in favor
OF a peoples party by the duly ac-
credited delegates was unanimous.
He is not so blind as not TO know
that the action taken is in accordance
with the will Of an overwhelming
majority OF the alliance. Had the
vote resulted in a like unanimous de-
cisiOn to remain with the old parties,
what would Brother True have said
il a minority who were in favor of in
dependent action would have taken
the same position he now takes in
reference to the decision? He would
have been one of the first 10 condemn
the "kiCkers" and to urge acquies-
cence in the will Of the majority. We
like to see consistency and fairness
in all things, and especially among
men who have pledged themselves to
stand shoulder TO shoulder in the ex-
ecutlon Of the purposes Of the order
These promiscuous charges made
against men whose positions require
them to act in relation to public at
fairs, especially when it must be APP
parent to all that their action is in ac-
cord with the overwhelming senti-
ment Of the order, do not indicate the
possession Of the spirit that should
actuate one member of the order
toward another. An injury to one is
the concern of all. Let us not fail to
remember that others are as likely as
ourselves to be actuated by pure mo-
tives and by unselfsh purposes; and
while we continue TO claim sincerity
for ourselves, we have no right to
charge others with sinister motives
unless we have some evidence upon
which to base such a charge. A fer
tile imagination will not furnish the
necessary testimony.
The advocate., 1890-07-23
sPNCIAL CLUB LIsF.

BROTHER KIEs handles the national
banking system in the Kansas Com
moner Of the 18th, in manner that
merits careful and candid perusal.
His article deserves to be extensively
circulated. It will prove a valuable
educator.
The advocate., 1890-07-23
GONE no RRST.

Leo, Cunningham Vincent, infant son Of Annie
L. and Leopold Vincent, Died, July "A, iSOO $40
n, M, at parents home In Winfield, Kansas, age
s months, 10 days.
This was the only child of Mr.. Leo.
Vincent, Of the NoacoRfcrmist. The
bereaved parents have the sympathy
of Tm ADVOCATE in this great aflic-
ton that has visited their home.