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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-10-25
kIFEEL IoNkk DkY GOODS STORE
Hurrah !
Hurrah
THE I|iIIL TOWER
DRY GOODS STORE,
NO HUMBUG

Having made special arrangements with one Of the laro~.
Eastern manufactures, / have secured the exclusive riObgJ
sale in Eureka of their goods and Of this seasons productioo
The result being that | have without exception the finest an
best stock-in fact the most elegant ever seen in Eureka COUNT
before. These Goods are all of a most superior quality. ,a
the patterns are the newest and most unique designs. In
fully prepared to supply the market and at bottom prices. Can
at the EIFFEL Dry Goods Store for the best bargains
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No. eco.
Application for a Patent,

.. 5. LAsD OFFICE EUREKA, New,
October 8, 1s90.
Notice Is hereby given that B. Berg,
Dsn Davies and Frank j. Broseneer. whose
Postofhee address 10 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
feet In width, situated in Eureka Mining
District county Of Eureka, and State q
Nevada. and designated by the Geld notes
and Official plat on file in this Office a. lot
number 3l4, unsurved, the exterior boun.
d2ries Of said lot number 3l4 being A.
follows, to wit:
BEGINNING at the northeast corner post.
the original monument and marked post
number !, U 8 s number 9l4, whence the
main shaft bears north rs deg W, COO feet
and the southwest corner post number 8
Z s 5 number IS Stella claim bears north
A deg L, S4 feet; thence running LIST
course s q deg W, 400 feet to the south
east corner, the original monument .
pos. marked number 2 U s 8 number s14:
thence running ID eourse north S. deg W..
l,So ks, to the southwest corner, the
original monument, . post marked number
5. Q ) 8 number S14; thence running ID
sourse north IS deg Z, 400 feet, to the
northwest corner. the original monument,
9 post marked number 4, Z 8 8 number
3i4. whence mineral monument number 2
bears \ I deg E, eos feet; thence running
9TH course 8 s. deg E, 1.5o0 feet, ~ the
place OF beginning, containing 1871 acres.
The courses are expressed froln the true
meridian. with q magnets variation Of
l6 l-2 deg east
Any and all persons claiming adversely
my portion Of said South Wales number
I mine Or surface ground are required TO
die their adverse claims with The Register
Of the United States land 0fice at Eureka.
in the State Of Nevada, during the sixty
days period Of publication hereof, or they
viii be barred By virtue Of the provisions
Of the Statute.
j. P. DUNKLE, Register.
IL IL hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice OF application for patent be pub
Hshed for the period Of sixty days 40 con.
secutive week in the Eureka SEsrISEL
= weekly newspaper published 81 Eureka
Nevada. J. p. DUNKLE, Register.
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B. Berg has just received . general as
sortment Of candies. which be is selling q
reduced prices.
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ELECTION
Proclamation.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyES THAT OF
~ TCEeDAT. the An day Of soTemoer.
Ise, . Gs.sul Eseasn vii b hsii for State,
County EDa To~nshiP o6csrss 10 VT
one Lie1fsnAnt Govern.
One MeEher q CongTese.
one ysssie Il the saprens Cart.
Fozr District g11xes.
one Attorney Geueral.
ons Ce<k Of Supreme court,
OEs s<retsry q STATE.
o1s State Controller.
One state Treasurer.
Gee surTsyor GeRers.
one STATE Printer.
Oae Supt. Pub ic distraction.
one Regent state DIVERSITY, l-nz tesn-
Oas Regsnf state Unfysrsity. short tern,
O1e ReciAmsro1 CsnmisAansy, long tefn ..
One RseAnknon C1mmisz-oEsF short terra,
oas BeelAmAtiOn Commissioner, uEsXpired
tern.
Oae STATE Senator.
Three AssemoiyGen,
Oue Shertf,
One Assessor,
One District Attorney.
One County CLERK.
one County Recorder.
one County Treassrsx,
one County Conmissioosr. loos term.
one County Commissioners. short term,
One C-1zfy Surveyor.
One Public Administrator.
One Justice Of the Pesce for each township.
One constAbIe for each township,
one School Trustee. long term, for eseh
school District.
one school trustee. short ssrn. for each
School District.
And that said election VII Be held 81 The
following named places. In the following
named precincts, IA EurekA county, State Of
EeTkda. % vt.
Eureka Precinct No. /, Torres hous.
EurskA prscina Nc. 2, District Aitorney's
| 01cs, Courthouse.
RaSy Hin Precinct Nc. ,. sehOolhOuss. South
Raby HiH.
GHrrison Nine Prseinss No. 4. Garrison Nine
i B~cArdtng-k0use-
| Bsovsue Precinei No. S. Bsnsou's Store.
PAiisads Precinct No. 8. JEstiee ofnce.
Mineral Precinct No. :, IsbsIl's Store.
Mount Hope Precinct Nos. P r. Sec
| toa-ho<@
whi.sfs R..eh Preeines No. .. ss1Isr's Rsnsh.
l Gedes Rresinea 80 10. Dsushsrty's resi-
esnce.
Pin. si4ao. Sres.nss No. II. crsmp~ek~s
\ house
Builion Ein Precinct No. II. Irvin's house.
piGmnut Mfns Precinct No. II. Dtsnond
Oonpsuys o5cs.
which slseooa vii Be opened al o'sloek In
the nernirs. Hd vii eoDunus opsn until 9
I o'cleck ? n Of aid day, and thai al ~siectioa
ttesets or halloz fer the ensuing Csnsral
Election 4. the county Of Eursks. state Of Ne
vsdA. Be printed or vfttsn on . good caality Of
whits boot pspSr, and that saad ueksts be s By
IA inches in sxs.
WITNESS MY HAND OFFICIALLY. ksd tbs
Seal q the Board Of C0snfy
fsnA- Comrnistoners OF EurekA coun-
~. Ssysda. this ID day q oe-
tob@r. 1870.
?. H HARMON, c3erk Of said Board.
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NOTICE.

NrfcK u HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
ssAss ard Cozasy Taxes fer TIE PEAL
issa ge Bsw dzs ksd Rgshis As ny e1esA
tbs Bknk MI tkAs tkey Wiz t@u1e cain.
sze-f o. &e lTta Gag - EsrGEbsT, l@, tne
u AZ the AZ In reGxrd % thsir cllecuo1 Val
- snfctly ezfarc<1-
OGee kours fronaA stegF.E
J. C. POWELL
Treezrsr sra ExoSSo Tan Receiver:
ErrskA New .OS1 -. lsSo oStd
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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-10-25

List Of Rsxfstered Voters.
Geddes Precinct No. I0-Por the Year
1880.
YtxpAtriek ThonAs NeGozkn JOAN
Mallizsn Nichk Fish HenU
DOashsrty Ni<hAsi Nelson Joha
Croweu Hiram Atwexg EdvArd
NcCroy Bsn.R-d Potter John
Gilhgan Thomas
TIE Registry Agent win receive obteefso1s
ts the right 70 vote en- the part of any person
registered until 6 eeloek p N. On the fourth
day previous TO the day Il slection-
All persons vkose names may Be srroneously
entered IN the above list are requested 10 Ap-
pear at The Registry Agents c1es and hsve
sALd error corrected
Dated At ny eGee this S0fh day Of oesobsr,
A. D. p
n. D~OCGHERTY, Registry As<nt.
Geddes Precinct No. 10. Karska county, Ne
vkAa.
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Possome Variety store.


Just arrived, at the Postofhce
Variety Store, q 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
uste q
Miss A. Kleine, a teacher Of great
experience, wishes to announce TO the
public of Eureka that she intends
locating in Eureka permanently, and
viii give practical and thorough in
structions on the piano, organ, guitar
and violin. For terms, apply at the
residence of Mrs. VIM. Zadow. on
Atlas Hill.
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NOTICE.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, d. NATHAN
w and Henry Kind. both residents Of the
town and county Of Eureks. State of Nevada,
do hereby certify that We have this day en-.
tered Into and formed . eop&rtnership with
each other for The purpose u carrying on I
general merchandise business in the ssid
county and ADJOINING counties under the arm
name and style Of d. Nathan 4 Co, and that
re are eeuA and the only members Of such
hrn- That the prtncipsl place Of b1sinsss a
said hSm IL at the southwest corner Of Main
sad Cisrk streets IN said town Of Eureka. Thrt
said firm IL In no way connected With the cloth
tnS business Of sad d. Nathan
Witness our hands At said town Of KurefA
Eureka county. State Of Nevada this an dsy
Of October, A. ID. 1870. II. KIND.
d. NATHAN,
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I4.s Of Registered vesen.

List Of Registered Voters.
Diamond Precinct No. l3-For the
Year lSe0.
HE.cr John RoE2nti1s SerAsne
Brs1bzy Cesx5ss FkrLingsr n
IrsZozt y lar ThoErson ykEe4
Gri-oc1x Jeha Hofnchter Herman
Gk1kzk1 % HKrrnst 14ur4ee
TheEp8oz n ThozzAz Duragh Ned
Eczers 8 John Pfeoilo ANGELO
rzrrziEzi Henry TreEoly
RaxsztrA Azson1o Dean Oliver
Lx1xt0a Martin
Uks Ezxistry Agenf vii receive objections
- tA3 ngks 70 s0s en- the part Of Any person
rsxisere1 znfl 8 O'clock ?. n On the fourth
Gay prss5o1s 70 tie 6ay q election-
Al psrsocs whose names nay Be -erfoGeouslJ
eEtsred IN The shove hss are required 70 sppe&,
u the Registry Assutis o1ee aod hsvs skd
error corTe-t<d-
Dz.sa q NJ czes thts S1zh Day Of oetobsr
A D. lAs RARL y. fremont,
Registry AResf. NkEozd Precinet No Il. Fl
reks eScEty, NevAtA
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A OF NEVADA. Il
county Of Eareka.

county Of EurekA.
On this 81 day OF October A D. i5eo. before
me. John AeEernan. a Sotap Public o. ths
State Of Nevada, k1r Ia county, suiv q-aliaed.
personally appeared II. Kind and d. Nathan,
Whose names are subscribed to the anaexed
fnstrument. - the parties thereto, and xho are
personally Known to me % Be the individuals
described In and ~ho executed the annexed In
strunent. and who daily seknowIsdged 10 me
that they executed the sane freely and voinn-
tArtly, ard for the uses and purposes therein
mentioned
IN WINES WHEREOF. I have hsrsupto set
my hsnd oe.eisly. and anxed
isKAIl my O1cial Seal. the DAY and
year IN this eertihcats ara
above written.
JOHN MckKRSAN. Notary Pubic,
ell-u Eureks county. NeEAdA.
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NEW TO DAY.

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oFFIcK-Sext door 10 lease Msndss' g.
loon, Main street
isSo-a ]. A. NAfros. Proprsssor.
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TUBS DISAPPEARING.
But Eighteen Wooden Vessels in the Unitcd
States Navy.

But Eighteen Wooden Vessels in the United
States Navy.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-In the annual re-
port to the secretary Of the navy, Chief
Constructor Wilson, referring to the gradual
disappearance Of the old wooden fleet, saya
shefe are now eleven new steel vessels and
ons drst-class torpedo boat in commits.
sion. and only eighteen wooden vessels.
The following vessels are recommended "a
be sold: Brooklyn. Saugua, Speedvell.
Rescue. Ossippse, Jsniata and Ouinne-
baugh. Wilson says that in the opinion Of
the bureau the ideal oommeroe
destroyer has been attained in the
design of cruiser No. IL. She has
sustained speed greater than the swiftest
Atlantic greyhounds, united with q power
ful battary, immense coal endurance and
e6acient protection. Much space il devosed
to . description Of three great coast line of
battle ships. The armament Of These vessels
viii consist Of four thirteen-inch rifies.
eight eight-inch, four 6ix-inoh, tweutv ~.
pound fapid firing guns, six -pounder
rapid firing guns. two Calling and ~
torpedo tubes or gums. This repreeenta q
weight OF armament superior 70 that 81 anv
OF the latest battle ships laid down s.
FOREIGN pOVer0.
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LARGE TRANSACTIONS.
Through the New York CLEARING House
The BAxAnRu Bank.

1hroa8h the New York CLEARING House
The BArangs Bank.
NV Yo1x. Nov. 1a.-Frederiok d. Tap.
pan. chairman Of the clearing house, says,
"A considerable amount OF certificates VEN
taken to-day by the banks. mot with the in
tentaon OF using them immsdiately, but fos
the purpose Of easing the money market X
necessary. Tho olsarings went through al
right this morning. The transactions
we're very large. aRRrsgating e2ls, s,0u0. 900.
Thomas Barring, member of the frm Of
Kidder. Peabody q Company, said this
morning: II wish to deny in em-
phstic terms the statement that Bar
ing BroA will 70 iE.o liquidatiou
and cease to exist in few years. These ID
absolutely no other foundation fof the
statement thanthe possible retirement Of
Lord Revelstoke from the head Of the
house. To accomplish this there may b
possible nominal liquidation, but tho busi-
ness OF the bank would continue % before
In the hands OF q reconstructed arm. Il 10
not even certain that Lord Revelstoke will
retire, though. a. he ID SO years old, IL u
not improbable. II the matter has been
definitely settled, ], being his brother
ought to have heard OF it.''
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ACTED IN BAD FAITH.
De Young Openly Accuses tAS' Qhfca
Board or Directofs U

/ I
De Young Openly Accuses ~ Chicaso
Board Of DirectesG
CHICAGO. Nov. l8.--The Natiooal World,s
Fair commission assembled aaaans this ~
ternoon. The report Of the commitNss ou
classification was completed and III bsfore
y. The site matter soon canao % ~ nont.
Mr.. Mercer, n Wyomipa. " fosolt-
tion to the effect that only the Ane arts
buildings be allowed on the lake front. I'm
der resolution previously adopted, evil
IDENTIFY having in view the prevention Of
trouble, this resolution went to the COM
mittee on buildings. Commissioners De
Young, OF California, then got up, however,
and offered a preamble and resolution set
ting forth that double site was not agree
able to the Judgment and business sense Of
the world; that the commission had been
imposed IN 1 upon by misrepresentations on the
to the use Of the lake front. etc., and
while they have temporily rescinded their
action the commission feels that they NAV
be imposed onagain. Therefore, the 40
tlon OF the commission In accepting the
various sites rendered them be rescinded,
and the board Of directors requested to i'm
mediately furnish the commission with a
site where tho exposition can be held as one
exhibit. ss M
This started quite squabble, DeYounp
refusing to let the resolution be shelyed ia
committee. Finally it was ordered
printed for consideration to morrow.
Hopes are expressed among commissioner
that the site matter will be settled without
further trouble.
The South Park board has declined to
remove all restrictions from the use of
Washington park and this evening the
local directory reafirmed adherence TO the
plan of putting tho main buildings in Jack.
son park and on the lake front.
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LAUNCHING OF THE SHIP.
Tho Great Cruiser Maine GlIdes into tn
z Water.

Tho Great Cruiser Maine Glides into the
Water.
Nxw YoRK. Nov. 18.-Flags and buntina
made the navy yard very bright to-day. All
tho cruisers were in full dress, and the old
fashioned place had q holiday appearances.
The occasion was tho launching Of the great
armored cruiser Maine. Just after 10 CLOCK
Secretary Tracy arrived With his party and
were received by all tho od1cers Of the vard
as he entered the main gate. A salute of
nineteen guns was fired from the Vermont.
The final preparations for the launchina
were at once began. Promptly at noor
amid the cheers Of thousands Of speotators
and the music Of Star Spangled Banner. the
big cruiser started down the incline. AZ
shs did %. Miss Wilmsrding. niece 81 sac. :.
retary Tracy. broke bottle OF chamns~na
over her bow and christened the veeoef. A.
the Maine reached the water and the Asc
gas hoisted the Vermont's betterv thnnss
dered ont tho national salute,
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Good OF the Order.

DENVER, Nov. 18.-In the knights Of Labor
assembly to-day the committee ON good of
the order reported recommending the fed
GRAFTON Of all labor organizations. the ap-
pointment Of committee to attend
the next annual convention Of the Farmers
alliance. and supported the fecOmmeuds-
tion OF the general master workman for the
prevention of needless strikes, and strongly
recommended the appointment Of q com
mittee to bring about forfeiture Of the
charter of the New York Central road to the
state. -
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LEVIED ON THEN.
The Inter Ocean Sued for Calling Xary
Ryan = Blackmailer.

The Inter Ocean Sued for Calling Mary
Ryan Blsckmsiler.
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-There was begun In
Judge Bakers court this afternoon q suit
for libel which. II the opening address Of
the counsel shall be proved, will merge into
one OF the most sensational over heard In
Chicago. II 10 the $4,000 suit Of Mary
NJ. Ryan against the Inter Ocean for char
acterizing her a. blackmailer and advent
uress, and stating that she pursued with the
relentlessness Of tiger some Of the wealthy
and most prominent Of Chicago's citizens,
bleeding them for large sums OF money.
Over sixty witnesses have been summoned
by the Inter Ocean. among them some OF
the most prominent of the supposed suffer-
era. Others are said to have left the state
give.
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CLEVELAND NoMINATEs DEPEw

Mutual Pleasantries at the New Yorl
Chamber of Commerce Banquet.
New YoRK, Nov. 1S.-The one hundre
and twenty-second annual banquet Of th
New York chamber Of commerce was he'll,
tonight. President Smith. IN his address
said he was profoundly convinced tia
iresirsUSfty u the keysxhich will open wid
the door Of commercial intercourse, an,
give to rs natural outlet for surplus pro
ducts. Chauncey Depew spoke at'length o.
recent events in the financial world
In the course OF his speech he said: "With
in the past few weeks we have stood th,
strain Of the repurchaae Of all Of our bond
and stocks which Europe desired to sell
It was a fearful test, but has superbly
demonstrated the strength Of our financia
situation, the soundness of our credit, ant
the permanency Of our prosperity. Th,
breaking Of the dam Of this European res
ervolr may pour upon us stream of seou.
rites which will reduce values
- to 6O per cent. Such oontrac
tion would at certain times suspend the
business of the country and bring about
bankruptcy and ruin. These possibilities
will be avoided as we grow rich enough Ia
absorb our securities. But to increase ouI
available resources we must enlarge the
1oa OF Cne market Tor our surplus products,
The solution of the dangerous problem and
Of our future prosperity lays largely In the
direction OF commercial reciprocity amono
the nations OF all America"
Ex-Pfesident Cleveland was called ON "a
say something. Depew had mentioned that
Congressman Springer had Nominated
Cleveland for the next democratic presi-
dentia! campaign, and said he hoped the
republicans would nominate that champion
OF reciprocity. James q. Blaine. Mr.,
Cleveland was not on the programme to
speak, and ON arising made only few re-
marks. He said he had heard 4 good deal
tonight about reciprocity with the Spanish
speaking people: Nov, if Il 10 good tor
With our own people2 We have heard about
France helping out ENGLAND and the UnifSd
States financislly, Why cannot they do %
commercleilyH I'm sorry friend Depew
mentioned what Mr.. Springer said, f0f it
does not seem 70 me OF much
Importance, and Of no interest to
you gentlemen" Mr.. Cleveland iocularlv
referred to tho banquet at Albany 8 fev
years ago, when DepeW had nominated him
for the presidency, and hoped the republl-
can party would nominate 'sthat Rrandest
Of Statesmen. and plumed knight, the nama
which rises to your lips, not to mine.
added that he had reason tobelieve
It was put that wav owing to DepeW'e q extrema
modesty. He had said at the time chat ia
would, when he got good chance, put in 4
good word for Mr.. Depew's candidecy. and
naked il this evened up Mr.. 6pringerss re-
marks.
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A Thrivi.s rsxa. Iadustry.

EL PAso. Texas, Nov. 16.-Ths east bound
Texas 4 Pacific train was hold mp last
night by four men ut Kent. One Of ths rob
beEs. named Smith, warned the ststion
agent at Kent, and guards were placed ON
the train. Tho intention vas to XIII the
trainmen. il necsnary, to accomplish thsdr
purpose. Whsn The robbers appeared. ths
guards opened Are On thsm. Forty ehoes
we're exchanged before tbs yub6eTs 6ed.
Ons of the guards, and Il 10 belisved two q
tho robbers were wounded.
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Two New SUSPENSIONS. !.

NEW YoHx, Nov. 1A-The announcement
was made Of tho failure Of r. N. Gallandel,
tho stock broker. The liabilities are
100000. They were assigned to @. E.
Miner. The failure is owing to several
banks calling in loans. Tho assiRded said
the suspension was due to the general de-
preciasion in the value Of collaterals, which
had gone 90 far that when the loans to the
firm were called they could not be met, al
though tho firm have what in ordinary time
would be amply sudicient to pay borrowed
money. w. h. Owens announced his eue-
pension on the stock exchange at 2:45 p. n.
He has no outstanding contracts ON the ex-
change. s
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-19
Don't Forget

What we say In our notice headed
caution It's q fact. A Door
man. indeed. that can't get his
trade on business merit or the ma.
ture Of his stock. The man that
would steal the legitimate benefits
ct his neighbor's advertising and
popularity. would steal his purse.
# he thought he would not bel
Mound out.
Pass him around.
He's no good