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Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
Gin unerwInfdter 6af.
Die mdIoer bel 2~bir9oon pom einem wiIoen
Gbiere unft6er ecmadt.
MbtnQ6on, 81, 8. Sanuar.

Gin groBes pilbes S6ier, tpel9es ben Dfz
lid bonn Stte ltegenben Malb unft3er ma8t,
bat in Der gan3en 9egenb cine 6ebentli6e
4ufregung berporgerufen 9aS 8tet 1T
BON me6reren PeriOnen ge1e6en noroen, unb
fotro aI5 Elm ettpa flint SUP lange5 S6ier
nit f3perem 8Drper unb tur3en 6lBen, BON
gepalttger Wtl0bett be19rieber. 0aiIel6e
bate ei1en 9ol36auer angegrtffen, mar BON
DteIem aber Deriagt tporben. sSeBt foQ cine
9r9Be Sago auf ben tpilben Trembling perz
o~nitaltet nerben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
Qus Diroinien nab Oregon 9eIodt,
9af fdmmtIi6e, ais 2Irbeiter in KobIen'
Gruben, her9ebrabte Qc9er, Ie9en ole
2lrbeit nieoer, uno eehen in iRre
alte 6eimatb 3uriid.
marfhffeIb. Ore.. 8. San.

@Gmmtli6e fiinf3ig Neger Big uuF ie9s,
pel6e bor elmer 0O9e aus 8irginien bier
per gebra9t purDen, nm in ben 8eaper
@iG Roblengruben 81 arbeiten, BADEN Die
Mrbeit etngeitellt, uno tperben BON ben
met1ten @rubenarbeitern na6 empire 9th
gebra6t. Die Neger fino b0aig arm uno
perben BON GDuntD berpflegt tperber1, big
ite na3 8irginien 5uriidgeianot tperbsn
t0nnen. Sic b~e6aupten, 0aB tie BON BEN
8eiiBern Der 8oblengru6e unter fall chen
@oriptegeIungen bier9er gelodt Doroen
Ieten.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
uom eOnOOn ab9ereilt.
6Iaofone heute Wor9en nit feiner
frau noh oem ftioltden 6ronf=
reid ab9ereiit.
6oafehenoe miteIteoer Ger IiberaIen partei
oeben linn oas GeIett.
2pnbpn. 8. Son.

2onbon, 8, San,
6e1tte Morgen UNI 3ebn lt6r 1T Slab
ftpne nit feiner 6rau BON 2pnOOn na9 Gunz
nes abgeretit, 0ieI el6en tpurben am 8abnz
bofe BON elmer grOBen Menf4enmenge be-
griiBt; unter ben Perfonen, tpel3e ii9 elm
gefunOen batten, b~efanoen fi9 me6rere berS
~DOrragenbe M}itglieber Der liberalen Partei,
einf6IieBli9 Des Sir Nlger1on @eft, bes
2Orb 8elb, Oes BriOatietretGrs bes 2Orb
&DfeberD unb bes &anontfls Wilberforce.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
mobrideinIih fetne poIi5eiunter'
fnhuno.

Nus Der llnteriu9ung beg goli3eibepurtez
ments bur6 bd5 ftaOtrdtbIi9e polt5etcomite
ptrb alien Nnf6eine ni9ts tperDen. @lDerz
mani Sobn @oote, Der 8or1iber bes 8oli3eiz
cOmiteS, bat bt5ber INNER nod feline @tBunq
Des @pmttes 3uiammenberufen, urb er glau6t
all4 gar feline 8eranlafung CUR Ginberufung
fetnes Gomites gu baben. Gr ertldrt offen,
oaB Dem @omite ~tetnerlei Material p~orliege,
ouf @runb Defen iiberbaupt cine unterfuz
dung porgenommen tperben f0nne. alderman
Goote 1T Der Nnii6t, baB aud Nlb. SEER,
Der ebemali9e 8pritBenbe bes abget6anen
S%ubcomites Oes ppli3eicomites, teinerlei 8ez
petsmaterial gegen Poli3eibeamte in 9Gnban
babe, troBoem Derfelbe ii9 beIien riibme.
@r metnt, ietn college SEER babe nur buruuf
gere9net, oaB linn Der MarquettezGlub tus
nOt3ige 8etpeismaterial in bic 9dnOe ltsfern
tperDe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08

- alderman MuboneD, Der @orfiBer bes
nit Der l1nteriu@ungl Der gegeh alderman
Yptper5 er6obenen Nntlage betrauten Spez
8~ialcomites bes Stabtrat6s, gu petbem
arberbem Die Mbermen 6ep6urn, &eats.
9bpeQ unb 8ra6tenborf geb0ren, bat Das
Gpmite auf mOr9en Na9mittag 2 ubr au
elmer SiBun9 3ufammenberufen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
Stdott1hes.
DDS Deter.

Optifer &Ietne, rs 8ai6ington Str,
6eri4tet fir Gbtcago Die fOlgenoen 8arOs
lin 8 ubr Mforg. 10 Gr., nm 9 1tbr II
Gr., nm 10 ubr IL @r., nm II ubr Is
ST., nm II uhr 20 @r. 8arometerltanb
UNI 8 ubr Wforg. 1856, IL l16r 1886.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
2luf Ger Gifetbohn beraubt.
Die fran zines ruiiti6en Oberf ouf oer
Belle beftohIen.
8 6 Sdr

Bon @t(ar in 8uBIanb fommt Die G}a9z
ri4t, baB bic 6rau be8 0berit Peterfen BON
Der ru1iiI9en Nrmee ouf Der Retie bon
Oiineburg i'm Giienbabnmu9en Don einem
MttreiTenben UNI $4,000 8ubel in @elo unb
S8mudIa6en i'm Wertbe DON $4,000 Stu
BEL beItoblen murbe, Mabrf9einli9 purbe
bic 5rau BON BEN 0tebe erit betGubt uno
bann ber1ubt,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
Oiebmarft.

3ufn6r 5000 @tiit ainbDieb, $4,000
S4peine unO 10000 99afe.
@9peine fparen felt un6 gingen UNI 5
Gents in Die 906e. S6pere brqdbteu
$4.3O@$4.75, leihte $3.80@S4.25, Iei6te
uno i9pere our3einanber So .95@$4.6O
grobe 5um gOteln $4.OO@$4.25, nBiqsd
$2.5O@$3.95.
ainOOieR ftisg UNI SOLO Gent i'm preife;
S3ufe ni9t berGnbert,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
Cine heftt9e Debate.
8ei oemfeIben miro Elm tIeGer CUR 2Inwen=
Dung 9ebradt.
MfbIanb, Mis., 8. SSonuur

9etern @benb nobm cine l~1nter6altung 3piz
f4en benz friiberen @traBencommifTGr S6oz
mas 9eotfon uno Wtqiam 9op einen 70 befz
ttgen Gbarafter an, baB e~rIterer Elm Wfeifer
3og uno 9op cine Sttbpunbe beibra6te.
SteIelbe ertpies fi6 gliidli9ertpeiIe ais ni6t
gefGbrli4, 10 oaB Die SADIE bon ben SSreunz
ben bes &aufboloes giitlib b~eigelegt tpurOe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
6efdbrlide Operation notbwsnoto
Gin iun9es mdoden perf9tudt cine Ianoe
ShawluaoeI.
81 e m Oprf, 3. San

Mfaub 5rtes, bic b~ier5ebnidbrige Scooter
bon @barleS Srtes, Dem @tgentbiimer bes
Brighton 9otels IN Milbiue, 81. e., perz
f4ludte geitern cine LANCE @batplna6eG. 9ie
Naoel rutf9te benz Mdb6en bic 9ebGe iii
nu1ter uno f4eint i'm Ma9en feit5ufiBen, ND
fte Dem &inbe groBe @6mer3en perltrfu6t.
I'm Die gtaOel aus benz Magen gu entFernen,
pirO Die Seffnung beiieIben n0tbig Ietn.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
l(ab oem oberen Congo oefan0t.
Capt, GhaItin in widtieer miffon pom 10.
ni9e &eOpOIo oQbin9eianOt.
g 8. cSon

Capt. GbuItin, meG6er bic Nraber am
@rmbtni b%etdmpfte, 1T geitern bonn &0ntge
&eOPoIo nit elmer pt3tigen Miffion am
Dberen Congo betraut porben. @r tptrD BON
5tpet 0fft3teren unb mebreren GiOiliten be-
9Iettet tperoen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
DohItRdtt8feit sconSert
eotfdofterI 6eionote uno ole Spiben Der 6e.
ieaf@aft woPnen oemfeIben bel.
9 I Il. 8. Son

9eute fanb gum 8eften Der Seimatb fir
brttti6e tno ameritontf6e 8ouoertanten in
Der Singatabemte elm Mtatinee ftatt, tpel9em
bic 8Dti6after bon 8roBbritonnieu unb ben
Ser. Stdaten, Der ipanif3e @eianbte unD
Die bette 8erliner @eieQi4aft b~etpp6nten.
Inter ben mttptrtenben SGngerinnen BE-
faHO ii4 Srau @Ibtnt
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08

Die Dffentli9en @9ulen tpuroen ge@
tern na4 3pei 8o4en WetAna9tsterten
pteoer 9%eOffnet, ebenio Die Yrtbatz uno
PfarrI@ulen. Die WieoererOffnung Der
S9ulen gei9ab pbne ~beiOnoere GeremOn1er.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
uiht libel.
Das teuerbare 6ouIo'f6e G%ieentbum.
sc n 81 T.. g. Ton.

Na9 benz 8eridte be8 bteiigen &6I6dbers
McGlure bat bas 8oulOi3e @tgent6um fir
ben 3ped Der 8eiteuerung etnen Mertb bon
$80,934,580,79.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
UeiegrophiI6e Oepe16en.
Drfti9es SNneemetter,
Der Oerfehr in ENGLAND ernitIih
9eit0rt.
WeRrere SabuIirieu miifen ihre ;fabrten
etnftellen.
Deftlges $0neemetter.
n. 8. Sam

Sn berf9tebenen 36etGen beS Ret6e5 1T
Der @erte6r our4 6efti9es @9neetpetter gez
1t0rt tporoen. Sn 8eft 9urbam liegt Der
once bret SUB bod, Die NOrtbea1tern unb
9tg3lano 8abn BADEN tbre 6abrten einges
felt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
Sdetnt ntdt wabr 81 fem.
Die 1Eadridt pon Ger 11ieoerIa9e DER tia.
lieniiden Gruppcn bel KafaIa
. ni6t beft6tiet.
sc m. 6 San.

u . III, o. eIUF.
GS Dtrb balbamtIi8 D%erneint, baB bic
ttaltent19en Sruppen in Der NG6e bon Sal
1ala IN Ne99Ptsn, BON ben 0erpt19en gez
l@lGge0 !purben, ME geftern in elmer pariz
fer 9epe74e angeoeutet purDe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
6ewaItthdtt9e Popos.
Dos Sanitarium auf Dem Climber mountair
pom ihneu eepliinoert.
0aris. 8. eSnr.

Paris, 3. San.
Nus Mabagascar tommt bonn "A, 9e3emz
Der Die Na4ri3t, baB Die 9opas 6as Climber
Sanitarium in Der NGGe BON
Diego Suare5, gepliin0ert BADEN.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
DerRdn9nifpoue Sturs.

Gin 11eeer f6ut aus Dem oritten stodwerf
oes Qtmes=G ebduoes hcrab uno itirbt
3wet Stuuoen fpdter i'm GountYsPo.
fpital.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
0ehen Reute ms 6efdn9ni6.

Der erite Sbritt sum Pabeas GorpussDers
fahreu pom Oebs mo 6enoden aethan.-
Don 3tdter Gro6cup cine uneiniti9e
Gnti6eioun9 in Dem Derfhw0ruu9sfalle
erDartet.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06
James R. Green of Alliance. Ohio. wi

James R. Green of Alliance, Ohio, who
was 81 years old on June Is, was q mid
shipman in the British navy when Well
lington's army was being conveyed in
transports from Southampton to Ant
wsrp to take part in the campaign of the
allies against Napoleon. Green was a
spectator at the battle Of Waterloo. II
can remember" he said the other day,
seeing Blucher. Napoleon, the Duke of
Wellington and George the ~. can
remember seeing George III and his
couriers riding down to the London docks
many q morning. During the reign OF
William " l remember having seen
Queen Victoria in . villa near London
playing in q garden, and ! have distinct
remembrance Of the last four ruling
monarchs Of the House Of Hanover"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06
:. FIGHTING SHY OF SILVER

The Bate, MONTY Miner says that
while the action Of the Kentucky con-
ventions. both Republican and Demo
cratic, is discouraging TO all true friends
Of silver, the issue will not down. The
6ght will be pushed with greater vigor
than ever all along The line and viii con-
tinue until victory is achieved and the
full measure Of justice is exacted. The
disposition manifested by certain party
leaders and newspapers will not avail.
The people Of the country will demand
Of the aspiring statesmen that they 90
upon record upon this all. absorbiug CUES.
tion OF the day and no amount Of dodg-
ing and trimming will secure votes in
the great battle Of 90. The following
rebuke is administered by the New
York Mercury to those who are willing
to smother their honest convictions for
political preferment;
Fighting Shy Of Silver " is the head.
ing in q gold monopoly newspaper re-
garding the course OF certain well.known
political hacks. Very likely. The aver.
age political parasite knows about as
much as q horse concerning popular sen
timent and his first knowledge Of 9 land.
slide is when be Is carried of his feet.
The political hacks and hueksters always
have fought shy of any great issue on
which the people have felt deeply, but
the men who have achieved great and
memorable success in politics have not
been those who fought shy.
Whatever the political hacks may be
doing. the people are not Sighting shy Of
silver. It is the great issue of the day,
overshsdowing the tariff and all other
causes Of contention. From Maine TO
Texas the people are aroused as they
have not been aroused since the beating
Of the war drum in 1861. They feel that
American prosperity and independence
are at a stake on the result, and that
free coinage Of silver means freedom
from financial thraldom to Wall stree,
and the Bank Of England. The politician
who fights shy Of silver is fighting shy Of
the ballot box and insuring for himself a
future of disappointment and public con.
tempt.
The American people have the reins in
their own hands, and will not permit
their destinies to be controlled or d.
rected by the Rothschilds Of London,
and other spectators in gold in Europe
| and America.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06

ChAunoey NJ. Depew, who. ID lie ru-
mored, is about to marry again, met
some reporters and made the following
statement: "The story is made out Of
whole cloth. l do not know Of any young
lady worth IS, 600, 900 who would have
me. Not less than four times recently
have rumors had me engaged to marry,
and the most estimable young ladies
mentioned would no doubt have con-
ferred q great honor On me had the ru.
mors been true. They were not, how
ever, and l do not think any such rumor
ct any time will be substantiated."
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06
Massaohusetts is about to open

Massachusetts, is about to open q
tramp colony, similar in purpose and
management to the German tramp colo
mics. Two thousand acres Of cheap
land have been purchased which is capa-
BILE of being transformed, by hard work,
into profitable farm property. 1t is the
intention to send to this farm for a term
of two years, every tramp legally con-
victed Of vsgrancy. Thus while the
tramp is Seing converted into a workman,
the land is being made available for
homes. The men will, Of course be com.
fortably fed and clothed during their
term of servitude. In addition to this
provision for convicted Migrants, there
will be an opportunity for men who are
willing to work for the sake Of having O
home, service for one year being required
for this purpose. This is. we believe,
the first enterprise Of this nature to be
undertaken by any of the United States.
II is an experiment only as applied to
American conditions, and ID seems prob.
able that IL will prove the practical So
luton Of the tramp problem. SO far as
Massachusetts, is concerned.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06
An Eastern hair.dresser offers the |

An Eastern hair.dresser offers the fol-
lowing suggestions for treating the hair:
Regular steady brushing Of the hair
with a clean brush, fifty strokes before
going to bed at night, twenty-five in the
morning when dressing, will keep the
hair thick, smooth, soft and lovely.
Once Q month at least the tips Of the
hair should be clipped off, just the merest
tip ends at the edges, and once a month
the head should be very carefully washed
with tepid water and soap, thoroughly
rubbed and well dried. II mamma has
time to take this sort of care Of her
daughters hair, she will be repaid by
seeing rich and flowing t~resses, or sisters
may easily do it for one another. Do
not cut your hair in bangs. 1t is much
prettier simply parted and combed back
plainly, then braided in one or two long
tails and tied with q ribbon. Avoid es'
sences, oils and pigments; the hair needs
| only cleanliness. and much brushing.
Keep your hair.brush clean by frequently
| dipping il in a bath Of hot water and
ammonia and drying it in the sun. Every
thing used in treating the hair must be
scrupulously neat.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06
"Alix stands Is hands high and weigh

"Alix stands Is hands high and weighs
$50 pounds. She has an exceedingly
blood like look, and her head, neck and
shoulders are pefect." says Outing for
June. "She is wide across the forehead,
with q beautiful, beaming, intelligent
eye. Her great popularity is that she is
not fond Of the opposite sex. She is
exceedingly fond Of the ladies. and a
bonnet. with q good-looking face under
meath ii, has only got to appear at her
stall when she will Immediately 60 to
meet the visitor. She will put her head
down apparently to kiss the hand Of the
stranger, but in reality it is only her
fondness for bonbons and sugar, which
her lady visitors, who know her weak
ness, are always ready to give her. In
this respect she is much like her own
sex, whether equine or human. She is
fond Of the sweetness and Injuries Of
life. She is q model traveller, and as
soon as she gets into her car lies down
and has no fear. As 3 campaigner she is
fearless. resolute and game and is in
every respect the beau ideal, the dream
and realization of the perfect American
kroktar
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06
BLUNDER.

The San Francisco Mining and Scien-
ti6c Press says: With universal surprise
and regret it is learned that Prof. Geo.
Davidson has been removed from his
official position. For half a century
Prof. Davidson has been prominent as
head Of the Coast Geodetie Survey, and
is recognized in Europe and America as
foremost in godesy. geology and astron-
omy. Viewed solely from g commercial
aspect, aside from his scientific services
and attainments. Prof. Davidson has
been worth . great deal to this coast and
to the nation be so faithfully and eth-
GENTLY served for fifty years. To give
the merest outline Of his services and
achievements would fill this page. He
is now dropped by q Washington official
who is either ignorant or careless OF the
needs of the service, or of the ordinary
consideration due 10 such men IS Prof.
Davidson. The plea is Economy.
Meanwhile the Professors assistant is
given the position at the same salary.
The Press, in common with the thou
sands who realize his splendid services,
feels that injustice has been done. OF
him it cannot be said, "Superfiuous lsgs
the veteran on the stage" In the zenith
Of his fame, without one charge ever pre-
ferred against him, the acknowledged
leading authority in his specialties, with
intellect undimmed and energies unira-
paired. Prof. Davidson can get on vastly
better without the Government position
than the Government can without him.
Prominent among the multitude OF blum
ders the present administration is max
ing, is the retirement of the man who
more than any other helped to create the
organization that he SO worthily headed.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06

The Illinois Legislature broke up in O
drunken row the other day, though they
are trying to keep the matter quiet and
not let it get into the papers. Some very
important legislation was entirely over.
looked. to remedy which the Governor
has called an extra session Of the solons.
II q responsible clerk or foreman should
thus get drunk and raise the old nick.
his employer would know just what to
do with him, but as the offenders in this
case are the peoples rulers. nothing can
be done about il.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06

Whatever power there is over the cur
rency il is vested in Congress. II the
power to declare what is money is not In
Congress, ii is annihilated. We repeat,
money is not a substance. but An impres.
sion of legal authority, a printed legal
decree.-l2 Wallace, SIG. U. S. Supreme
Courf
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06
Notice to Creditors.
In the District Court of the Third
Judicial District Of the State OF
Nevada, In and for the County OF
Eureka.
In the matter Of the Estate Of John G. Butler,
Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE Us-
~ dersigned. Executor Of the said estate, TO
the creditors of, and all persons having claims
against said deceased or said estate. to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within four
months after the first publication Of this notice
TO the Execztor undersigned, at the law Office
Of Henry Rives. Esq, In the Opera House
Building on Main street. Eureka, Eureka
county. Nevada. FRANK BUTLER.
Executor Of the Estate Of john @. Butler de-
ceased.
HENRY RIyEs. Attorney for Executor.
Eureka, New, May IT, 1896. myis
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06
administrators Sale.
In n Third Judicial Dissries
Court of the state Of nevada Ea'
rska County.
In the matter the estate OF Joe Dejou' DO
ceased.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT o's
IN Batchelder. executor of said estate v
sell at private sale on Monday the 18th dn~
May, 1895. at the Court House door in the TOW
of Eureka. county of Kureks, and state ofSs
vada, at the hour Of 10 o'clock NJ. Of said an,
the real estate belonging TO the estate oil sAs
deceased. described as follows, to wit f~
sessory title TO a spring and tract CT land a0'.,
eleven miles northeasterly from the town - a
Eureka, and that certain lot situated In So. W..
town OF Eureka. known and described IS "'
No. 8. In block no. IS. of said town.
Said sale will be for eash.
c.. 8. BATcHELDER. Executor
Eureka, New. April 10. 1895. aSe"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06

A gold ledge has just been discovered
near Nevada City. California, which is
said to be the richest ever found in that
vicinity. 1t is estimated that the ore
will average $4,000 to the ton. The
excitement is at fever heat in the vicin-
ity Of the find.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06

Mrs. Catherine McIlvaine of New
York is q simoa -rure New Woman. She
compelled her husband, weak and i'll
though he was. to do all the household
d~rudgery. and when he rebelled she en-
forced obedience with a horsewhip.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06

"The country is filling up with men
ell the time, machines are constantly
thro wing more men out Of employment.
and improvements enable the unskilled
TO take the place of the skilled; what il
going to be the result p asked . mechanic
Q few days ago. The Scientific Machin-
list thinks that is q question no o man
can answer. The solution rests with the
American people.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06

The Wadsworth Dispatch says Senator
Dubois the Idaho wind bag. who made
so many scurrilous remarks about
Senator Stewart during the latter's cam.
paign showed himself the craven at the
Cleveland Convention. No silver reso-
luton was adopted but Dubois still trains
with the party.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06

In the East the other day 9 women
dressed in bloomers was stood up by a
footpad and her pockets picked. Here
is q decided disadvantage in the bloomer.
Does anybody suppose the festive foot
pad could have located the pockets in 8
regulation skirt dress?
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06
MINING TAX.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN taxes on the proceeds Of the mines Of
Eureia county for the quarter ending June
so, 1895. are now due and payable &c me 10 my
once in Eureka; and the law in regard to the
sam will be strictly enforced.
J.. O. POWELL,
Assessof OF Eureka county, Nevada.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF
COUNTY sUPT. PUB. SCHOOLS,
EUREKA, New. July 8, 1895.
A N EXAMINATION FOR APPLICANTS
"A for Teachers Certificates will be held in
the Courtroom of the Courthouse in the town
of Eureka, three days-Mordsy. Tuesday and
wednesday-July sth, 9th and 10th, 1895. The
examination will IN each morning at 0
O'Clock sharp.
Prompt attendance is requested on the part
Of all applicants.
The examination will be in public.
PETER BREEN.
County Supt. Pub. Schools.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06

An original kind Of wedding took place
In a village In Surrey. England, the other
day. Bicycles and trycicles took the place
Of carriages, the bride and bridegroom
leading the way IN Q bicycle built for
two
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06

"Whas do they mean by q test case p
"a test case is one which is brought to
see how much the lawyers can make ont
OF it."-Puck.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06

Gambling ceasing in Montana; saloons
closing in Kansas City on Sunday; the
New York police performing police duty;
what is the country coming TO =?
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-07-06

Now they say Secretary Of State
0lney Is for Mckinley for President
N. Y. Mail and Express (Rep.l birds
Of Q feather flock together"