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The oasis., 1895-02-09
The Bicycle Race.

As per announcement the bicycle race for the handsome gold medal of the Nogales Atheletic Club be- tween Calabasas and Nogales, a dis tance of ten miles, up grade, was run Sunday morning. Of those who en- tered for the race but four were on hand at the appointed time: Messrs P. E. Yates, riding d Victor wheel, Walter Chcnoweth, on Rambler, Earl Griswold, with Munger, and Felipe Clark on Cleveland.
 At 9:40 a. m., the four riders started for Calabasas, taking their own time, going down easily. After little rest down there they started at ll:I0. The start was made with Clark and Chen oweth leading, and the other two a little behind. In the first half mile GriswOld took the lead and maintained 1t until after the second mile was com pleted Then Chenoweth took the lead, Griswlod second, Yates third. About half way Yates forged ahead, riding a little while with Griswold, then catching up with Chenoweth, with whom he tra>eled some distance and the rest of the race was run in the order in which the riders came into Nogales.
 ls,r ,, b,,,, bafnra tho racars xUcra expected large crowd gathered at the point where the contest was terminal ed, to witness the finish. At ll.46:24 Yates wheeled in amid the plaudits Of the crowd, having made the run of ten miles, up hill and against adverse wind, in thirty-six minutes and twen- ty-four seconds. At ll:4I:y Walter ChenOweth came in, with a score Ol thrty-seyen minutes and nine seconds Earl GriswOld crossed the line at ll:4J having made the run in an even thir- ty-nine minutes; and Felipe Clark made it at ll:56:l2 with score of for ty-siX minutes and twelve secOuds. In favor of the latter it is fair to state that he rode heavy wheel and had trained only one day, while the others all had lighter wheele and were well trained. His packers freely assert that in one months time he will be in condition and lead the procession.
 The gold medal thus won by MT. Yates ia a very handsome affair, con- sisting of a circular plate of gold pend- ent from a bar. On circle is en- gTayed ''Nogales Athletic Club" and inside is the winged wheel of the Ma tional Cycle Association with a hand some ruby set in the center. It is in a handsome velvet case. It is to be contested for monthly until some sue cessful rider carries away the honors most frequently in six successive races, when it will become his own property.
The oasis., 1895-02-09
A Scientific Party.

This week there stopped at the No gales House several days very pleas ant party of three gentlemen, en route to Guaymas with the intention of ex- ploring the west coast of Mexico, in a scientific sense. They were Prof. I. II. Battey of New York, and Messrs W. w. Warrington of Shelter island. \. Y, and Harry F. Boyles of New York.
 They had with them steam launch, the Rambler, thirty-seven feet long, and fitted with all the latest improved wheels, machinery, etc, and a carload of provisions, ammunition, camp equi- page, etc. etc.
 They will set sail from Guaymas, and skirt down tue coast to Mazatlan and beyond, gathering orchids, plants, birds, insects, animals, etc., mounting and preserving everything scientiti- cally. They may continue to Pana- ma. and return to New York by steamer, or possibly return to San Francisco and return across the con- tinent, while it is possible that the return will be over the present route.
 Professor Battey is a gentleman well known in the literary and scien- tiiic world, having for seven years been q taxidermist for the SmithsOn- ian Institute, and in that capacity ac cnmpanied several parties in the geo. logical survey-many of their reports in that branch being his work. He is also voluminous writer on sport of the wood and stream, having been q regular correspondent for tue Forest X Stream. and similar journals. He k the author of several standard works on kindred topics, among which are Practical Taxidermy X Home Deco ration. How to Hunt X Trap" and All Summer in tue SierraS.'
 Professor Battey had but re ,ently returned from d scientific and hunt ing excursion in South America, where he passed year with a party on the Oronoco river and it's tributa- ries. His present trip will not be so protracted, as he expects to return to New York by June 18th.
The oasis., 1895-02-09

The ten mic handicap carnival road race will be ran on the morning of Feb. 24. A special train will take the riders down and the spectators will have fine view of the race from the coaches, as the roads are parallel from start to finish. Riders from Tucson and Phoenix and also from Sonora will compete and the $50 prize list will all be iewelry.
The oasis., 1895-02-09

Monday Evening Mir. Steve Ochoa came down from Tucson. He visited Nogales to arrange for getting through the custom house a consign- ment of lumber for the mill which is to be erected at the mine of the Hon. Levi Manning at Sasave, Sonora.
The oasis., 1895-02-09

Monthly Palms cured by nr. Miles Palm Fills.
The oasis., 1895-02-09

This week Geo. B. Marsh has putin to the bar of J. T. BricSwo0d a fine new drain for bar glasses. 1t is lined with copper and the work is in MT. Fluelling's best style.
The oasis., 1895-02-09

Last Saturday two MeXicans from Sonora who had crossed the line horse back were arrested on charge of having smuggled their horses. Mon day they were taken before U. $. Com missioner Taylor. They explained that they had only come over to trade were going right back, and had no ini tention of smuggling. They were dis charged,
The oasis., 1895-02-09

to be erected at the mine of the Hon. Levi Manning at Sasave, Sonora.
 Mr Charles Gibson of Altar Sonora, was a visitor at Nogales, early the present week, the guest of MT. J. F. Allen, manager of the Mexican Gold X Silver recovery Co. Messrs Gibson and Allen were classmates in college.
 There will be big horse race at No gales during the carnival, open to all. The purses will be $50 first money, $25 second money. Entrance fee five dol lars. Further particulars next week.
 The bicycle race of Sunday was run over course of ten miles measured by bicycle cyclometer the preceding day. It was measured by Mir. Willard Wright with his cyclometer.
 Tuesday Mr. John A. Gowan went tc Phoenix on business. He expected to stop at Benson, Tucson and other places, but will reach the capital city in few days.
The oasis., 1895-02-09

Wednesday NIr T. Fitch of Tucson, general agent for the Singer sewing machine company in Arizona, Sonora and Baia California, passed southward en route to GuaymaS and other points in Sonora.
The oasis., 1895-02-09

Wednesday evening MT. R. Fleis- cher of the Boston Clothing House went southward with the intentionQ Qf visiting Ilermosllo, Guaymas, MinaS Prietas. Torres, Hermosillo, Guaymas and other points to take orders for fine clothing.
The oasis., 1895-02-09

When you go to Tucson you want a good, homelike hotel. Try the Occi- dental kept by Henry Levin. This is one of the best, ana most comfortable houses in Arizona. Mir. Levin and all the attaches of the house leave noth- ing undone for the comfort and con vienence of their patrons, and the public always find itamodel hostelry.
 All druggists sell Dr. Niles Nerve p''s'@ra.
The oasis., 1895-02-09

For long time there have been at Nogales number of rifles belonging to the territory, which were sent here during Indian troubles, and have been stored here ever since. Recently Gov ernor Hughes ordered them delivered to Captain Hathaway, which was done, and he is having them over hauled, and will take them to the school to be used in drilling the boys.
The oasis., 1895-02-09

Tuesday Miss Amy Christ received from Hermosillo large and elegant symposium of beautiful roses, sent her by Mrs. Charles Mylin of Carbo. Roses in endless profusion and great variety had been gathered in great cluster which was beautiful to the sight, and fragrant to the sense.
The oasis., 1895-02-09

This morning Doctor A. A. Doher- ty starts for Phoenix to attend the an- nual meeting of the Arizona Board of Dental Examiners, of which body the doctor is president, having held that honor two years. The board have three applicants for examination. The doctor will return next Thurs day.
The oasis., 1895-02-09

All druggists sell D. Niles Nerve p''''eT'-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13
I'm Ole Sefer.

.9te 3eboftion, Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8eiluge" Der uSGinois Stats 3eitung" lit
NIT Offer beitrebt, bteies 8latt 81 elmer Der
9ebiegeniten unb lebrrei9ften beutf 3en 4derz
buuz3eitungen bieIes 2arbes gu 9eftalten
unb giebt ii6 Der 6offnung FIN, buB bas bon
ibr bisber @eleiitete biefes Streben our Sc
niige getenn5ei9net but, @ie f4on oft an
btefer STEELE betont porben lit, itnb Der Rez
battion 3ui9riften, bic ii9 alf bic berihte@
oenen 3peige Der 2anbtpirtbi6aft be5IaAen
uno elm reger Meim1ngsaustaui3 Der ge@
ebrten 2efer ftets N tGGfOmmenu nb er :
IN ii MOT; uu6 pirb Der 9eantlportun9
bon Srugen, fppeit bas m0glt4 TT, au3
ferner9tn inn r8rieffaten" b~efonoere &ufz
merffamfett gef9enft perben. Nebenbet mag
Den 9efern erniIi4 ans 9er3 gelegt perben,
Dab BET Der r~ieiigen @erbreitumg Der SIT
nots Stats 3eitung" bteIe fir MGe, Die etz
mas 81 bertaufen bdben unb &Gufer 81 fin
ben tpiinIden, Elm Nn3etgemittel BON bO9em
8ertb uno ruI9er Wtrfung btIbet.
Mnbreas Stmpn,
Ge0atteur Der 9aftz
Ii9en 8eilage".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13
Gbtrnon, a%e1tttnrne1, ID, atnre,atber 8

iptdelten 69rau6enbaum Wanbanus s.,
eine 0irI9bornfarne Wlatbcerium Mlcicorne)
in @eitalt zines 9Gngefor6es, grotons unb
an6are mebr aus9eifelt. Die J3per?on'=
?@e @ruppe mar ebenfdQs iebr ret96ulz
tia u1ro bot cine 9SiQe oes eSnterz
ef1anter. Nm meiiten tratan bier bic Sra
caenen 6erbor, atpif@en baren 2au6merf 3pet
prG9tig geipa9iene Nruucarien (@6mudz
tannen) bon 6errli9er @Dmmetrie berborz
lugtan, Balmen, Qnt6urien, Sr6ibaen, Groz
TONS, SJarne uno @~4rpfdnt6emen berboQz
tdaOiqtan bie1e S6auitelung. Die bon
!6rn. lire auSgateGtsn Yflar5en naren gr0b=
tent3sils geiunb un0 trdfti8 gebieAene Dolz
men, @rDtonS uno Garntrduter, pG6renb In
Der 1nalerif9 oufgebauten 0ruppe bes Orn.
Mc2toams ebe1pfals Die palmen, 8eqonien,
Grotons, Sarne, Or4ioeell, @6rnldnthemen
etc. bon elmer iorgfGltigen unO fd6i9en Sui
tur 3eugniB a%6legten.
Elm 3~tpeitcn Sage 6iloeten G9nittro1en
.6te GpeSialitdt, an brttten fanen NeIfen
uno 8eildan ais SGrttt5Iltman unb arBerz
benz &aminz (Mantle) 0stcrationen an Die
Gei6e; Der Dierte Sag bra9te G6rnTdnt6ez
mumz5dnrlin9e (o5gei6nittene), ebsnfolds
Nelten uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mm lebten
Sage (9onnabeno) fanb Elm Wettbetperb I'M
Die YreiFe ftatt, Die fir ben 590niten 8orb
nit RpIen unb Die am maleriT6ften geor0=
ns4e G6rgTant6emrmF@af auageieBt tparen.
Bur Mnterbaltung 1es Publifum5 trug bas
McIen6eder'fha Strei6@Quintett 6ur9 qez
bies:ne MlGittoprtrGge in 6o6em Grade BEL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13
Die Krdke bel PIhnern.

3und9f MAIDEN 1i9 am &opfe, &amm
unb 2Gufen feline, tDetBli9zqraue J1eGe
benrerfbur, Die na6 unb na9 grDBer nerben
rnb ft9 nit 8orfen BON meiit 6el6rauner
SGrbung be6edan, nnter Denen man Die
Nttl6en, peI9e Die &ranf6eit perunlotien,
bprftnbet. Die 8prfen merben namertliG
an ben 8einen tmmer bider unb gr0Ber,
er6alten Elm 60deriges, rifiiges NusTe5en
unb getpG6ren an ben QGufen ben MnbliG,
a1s ob Die 6ii6ner in 2e6n1, Wt0rtel ober
&aGt getreten ieten, nesbal6 6iefes 2eiben
aud nit Dem Namen r&alf6eine" be3eiGriat
pirb. 0ie Patienten 3eigen Elm befti9es
Sudgefi6l, tpel6es Ii9 pG6renb Der NaAt
I'M tparmen StaIe nod fteigert unD Die
nd6tlt6e Gube bebeutenb ftDrt. Wfittel qez
gen bieie 2eiben ftnb 8Gber in elmer l Biz
LIS Prpcent ~ftarfen 2pfplz Dber 3reOfinz
I0iung unb griinblt9e &eintgung Der Sc
fliigelftGQe. Die l1ebertragung Der Wtilben
duf geIunbe 56iere ge6t am 6duftg1ten lpd6<
reno Der Na9t, tpenn Die 6iibner bt4t gez
brGngt ftBen unb Die 8prfen 6ur9 ben 8au6
erpdrmt iperben, Dor ii6. Die uebertraz
gung BON BEN QGufet, mo it9 bas 0et6en
gepORnlt9 3uerff, 5utpeiGen dusi9fieBft@,
Gus6iloet, auf &opf &omm, S3ndDel gez
f6iebt bur9 Geiben, 9aden nit benz
@4na6el an BEN iuden0en SuBt6silen. Sn
Solge Der @rfranfung Der 0aut, Der Guhe>
ftOrunQ unb Der @nt3ie6ung bpn Na1rrng
burb Die Milben perben Die 9iibner matt,
magern ub, fteIen Die YrobuctiDn bon Ciern
nod unb na9 gdn3li6 Elm uno geben enpliG)
an Nb3ebrung gu 9runoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13

S6iere1t, bas in Barrels, 9iften Ober o1l=
belpeitig Oerpadt TT, 10 marfirt tper0er,
baB beutli3 81 erfe6en 1T, bon pelfem
Sbiere bas G1eiIh ferriibrt. 5leif4, melGe5
ni6t 70 marfirt un6 au9 ni9t bon einem
S1rTpeftionsz&ertififa b~e9leitet 1T, miro
ausgepudt uno unterfu4t toerben, UNI felt
5uftsQan ob es ettpa nibt unterf u6tes
ginofleifG 1T, Semen 96tffe, pel6eS
&inbfIeif9 fir ben @rport an 8oro bat,
rerben 8lartrungspapiere ert9eilt, 70 lange
niGt bic 8eftimmungen otaier 8eroromung
rfiGt Iirb. 9a etne groBe Menge bon in
fpi5irtan &inbfleii6, osfen Soentitdt in
| Solge Der 8erarbeitung niht meAr feftgez
{tsllt perben fam, bereits fir Den Grp0rt
f~srtigga1teQt lift llrb Elm fDfortiges SntraTt@
treten Der por1 te6enoen Gercrbnung Die Gr=
fiiuung 3a4lrei6er 2ief erungScontracte ber7
b;nbern apirbe, unb ba audi bas 9epartez
ment cine ge4piffe 3eit 6rau6t, Tim bs6nFs
0ur9Fi6rung Der 8sror0nl1ng Die 3ubl Der
SIM at Dsrne6rsn, 1T be-
{tintmt por0en, baB Die 8erorbnung erit
am l.. Ganuar 1896 in &raft treten fou.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13
Observation-Disclosures B~rieffafen


1926, Sd t6eile S6nen 6ierbur6 NIT,
baB mir auf Dem Gberofee Strip in OfGaz
bona bic leBten 2 Sabre felt Der @r0ffnuna
neiter ni9ts 8efonOeres fir ben 2ebensz
unterbalt g~eerntet buben, bas Sci enforn aus
genOmnen, lpelGes bieies Sabr 1ebr gut gez
rat9en 1T. Sd babe bier Sons Standard,
febr quite Qualttdt, fir tpel9es Die bieiigen
0Gnbler aber nur 500 per Some aa6tsn
pollen, mas ni9t einmal bic ltnfoten bedsr
miiroe. Sd eriu@e Sic ba9er, mir etnen
guten plaB na9awpeti EN-, po i9 fir bas
gel enforn einen anne6mbaren preis er6alteu
fam 8enn nOtbig, min i'd S6ne1t cine
Brobe 1Gtden,
0ttO @90n5u1s, 0fabomu.
@ntport: 6ier in Gbicugo fteaen Bit
Pretie fir 8eientorn fi9 isbt ME folqt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13
Detter= p rophe5etun9en.

Ser Mtnter 1T Elm barter Mann, fern=
feit uno auf bic 0auer", betBt es 1T Den
8ilberfiebel, unb es fplgt barauf bic Moral
Dab maj it3 gegen feline Siiden gut Dot
Ieben foQe. 9amtt 1T aber in Der G}eu5eit
nt4t aIein gefagt, baB man ei1en gutter
StoB oDn Mtntertleibern in 8orrdt9 babe
audi Der Wettermann 6at BEL uni erem Der;
Gnberlt9en &limd Elm MDrt nit b~rein3u.
reben, unb lit cine 5uberldfftge @etterpro:
p9e5eiung Elm e6enfo gutes S9ubm(tel &c:
gen eirlen S9neefturm, nie Der bette ueber.
3ie6er, ia bie5er bGtte 6eird6e fein 0uieir
Derfe6lt, tpenn Der Wetterprop6et nt9t :pdre
Muf cine Het6e BON Sagen offenen QBintera
folgt oft unbprbereitet eine ufdlte @ele"
un0 tpebe een2euten, Die ni9ts bnn Der5elber
9etpuBt uno MIN i'm SSSadet ober ueber5ie6e.
lei6terer Garnttur umberlaufen uno 1tG
bonn Sturm iiberraf9en lafen, Solder
2euten fann gebolfen perben, 0as Sit
cagoer @etteramt 6%e6auptet, auf Teinem go:
item gu 1ein u1b fir ben bebDr itehenber
@trter oub bic tpeitge6enbften @riuortun.
gen, Die an Elm Wetterburedu ge5teQt iperoen
befriebigen 5u tDnren. 8ier3e6n Staoteu
bes 8eitens baben Elm WetterzGarteu ab=
gef6lD1en, bas, unter Der 2ettung bon
PrOf, @arriott, bes @orftebers Der Sit
cagper Mettertparte, ben &dmpf nit Den
@lementen aufne6men unb tbrer 0efi4r=
li9feit bubur6 bic Spite abbre9en min,
buB Die Menf96eit re9t3eitig genuJ BON
i6rem 1eberfaQ bena6rt3ttgt ptrb, UNI Die
nOt6igen S6uB=8 bereitungen gu trefTen,
9as Serritortlm BON sSGinois, Snbiona.
Mi9igan, 8%tsconftn, @boming, Gimme
fOtd, Soma, Mtfourt, Nortb 9afota, Soutb
9atota, Nebrasfa, &anfas, Colorado uno
Mpntana Io4 in 9i5trttte einget6eilt toerz
ben, bic 1i9 iiber meteorologii9e 8erGn-
berungen auf benz 2aufenben gu balte1 bdz
BEN. G6icago pirb Der Wfittelpunft 1Derbe1.
Spbalb 3. g. in Mpntana cine meteproz
Iogtf9e 8eri9tpOrung an ben Sag fomnt,
fliegt Die Na9ri3t per Draft mad &6icago,
unb BON bier geben Selegramn1e na0 aleu
i'm 9iftritt liegenben @tGbten ab.
Was Die Srage, pb mir einem F~trengen
D6er noffenen" Minter e~rtgegenge9en, be-
trtfft, 10 legt Brof. 8drriott fpeniq 8ert6
uuf Die propbe3eiun9en, baB auf ben Iebten
betBen CONNER Elm talter Mtnter tontmen
perbe. Nuf niRenfdaftIi9em Wege f6nne
fdum cine 8orausfagung auf mebr ais "a
Stunoen gemd6t tperben. Sffene @inter
feten ouf glibenb belize CONNER gefpIgt,
unb Die iebige utalte @eGe" babe niQts gu
be5dgen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13
Die Rinofeifd Jnfpeftion.

Nm 1. Sannar 1896 tritt bic fiir3Gi9 BON
@der6auminiiter erlafene 8eroronung in
&raft, 4Dona6 aQes fir ben Export BE-
ittmulte &inofleif4, fei es frifh OOer gefal=
gen, gep0felt DOer fpnit berarbaitet, bDn einem
@ertififat begleitet fein muB, bas son etnem
.ynfpeftor bes Nder6auz0 81 Departments aus
9e7teGt lift unb aus Dem bertoorgebt, baB bag
0ie6, BON Dem Dos 6leF4 berriSrt, tranf=
6eitsFrei mar u1b baB bas 5leifb 1el6i1
gut lnb gefunb lit. I'm feline 3neifel bar
iber gu lafen, baB ales erportirte @inoz
flelI9 unterfu4t uno iiir gefunb 6efunben
1T, muB bas Sletf9 BON aaberen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13

Sn biefem Sabre fat Der &aupenIrcB
in pielen @egenben Der 9fala et1ornen Shaz
ben angeri9tet. Dos 2onbptrt6I9dftlide
9reiscomite etebt nun Der 2anbbeo0lferun9
6etannt, baB 9egen Die @3dbigung Der
arautfelber bur6 bic 8aupe bes 8oblnete=
Iin9s Elm neberitreuen nit @ie6ial8 iofort
bilft. Oas Sal3 pirb am Nbeno BRETT
tpiirfig iber bas &raut gefdet, lift iib i'm
S6au tpG6renb Der Ha6t unh bas Srei1en
Der aaupe bDrt iofort auf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13

fu9r Der MotocDcle gegen Die Murael unb
bra3 Elm Sab; bic Gtrsde mar oa erit CUR
9alfte 5uriidgelegt, Der 8agen febrte aui
einem @tienba6nfra9t3ug na3 Der Staot
5uriiG.
81 al1o
The King of France with twice ten
thousand men
Rushed up the hill and then rushed
down again"
in bieiem bielgepriefenen Motocncle>& ampf.
@tpa 5%lpan5ig Grfin6er glau6en ii4er gu
fein, baB fs lire Mai9inen an %, NoDemz
ber in 8ercitidaft BADEN perOen. Die 3sit
pirb's ls6ren. 0od lel61 tpenu aQes our
beftinmten 3sit fertig Iein folte, 10 1dngt
mod bel bonn Wetter ab. Die fOlganoe Nnz
tiin0igung liefert pie1eidt Die babeutfamite
Oistuffion ii6er bieien @egentano: o9pQte
bas Msttsr i9Ge9t un6 Die 8a6n Oredig iein,
fin0et 0as probefa6ren in einem 6ebedten
&aume 1tatt."
Mittlerpeile a6er lebt oas 9fer6 NOD!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13

@ie aus Gan Mntpnio in Serus gernelhet
tpirb, bat fi@ fir bort geerntete 8aumtp ole
Elm Nbfabga6iet in SSapan gefunben. 9ieier
Sage 1T Die er tie aus $50 8aQen beitehsnoe
@enbung na9 6ort9in ~u69e9angen. Die
bctreffenbe 8aumtpoQe ftanrmt bon Pflanz
3urger in 8tl1on GDuntp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13

Ser @efliigeI5ii6terperein bon Suinois
.oeranffultet am 13. Sanuar cine duf finf
Sage bere9nete Nustelung, Die in Spring
fielo Itattfinben piro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13

9ie getpaGtige Nusbe6nungen Der 8aGz
bungen unb 8anboG5inbutrte i'm @taat
@af6ington ldBt it9 am beiten oaran err
@fennen, baB BON bort in biefem SATIRE ni3t
tueniger a1s 40O,O0O,00O SUB 2umber aus
gefi6rt perben. Oregon folgt nit 1902
100000 unb 8ritti4 Columbia nit 49,
100000 SUB.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-03-09

The Austin Reveille has the follow
ing: Judge Fitzgerald and Thos. Smith
left Austin Sunday morning for Bates
ranch, where the Judge was to have
another team in waiting to convey him
to Eureka. The gentlemen got along
without any trouble until within six
miles Of Bates ranch, where they found
the snow 70 be about four feet deep
and covered with q heavy crust, which
made II impossible for them to 60 any
further. They remained in the snow
all night and had to shovel q track to
turn the wagon in, and Monday morn
ing took the road back TO town, reach
ing Meyers place that night, and Tues
day morning arrived in town. when
the Judge took the train for Battle
Mountain on his way to Eureka by
rail. The gentlemen had q very rough
trip, and in the future the Judge will
not travel overland in the Winter. He
would not have attempted the over
land trip this time. but the N. O. and
Eureka * Palisade roads do not con-
meet, and without the snow he could
have been at Eureka two days earlier
by team than by rail.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-03-09
An Appalling calamity.

Cry OF MEXICO, Feb. 2s.-An ex-
cursion train coming into the city on
the Inter- canic railroad met with an
accident this afternoon. While round
ing q curve on the side Of a mountain
Ave coaches jumped the track and
went down the canyon. F~orty-two
people were killed and thirty or more
seriously injured. The accident occur
red about 40 kilometres from this city.
The wires have been down and it has
been impossible to obtain any details
of the awful disaster.
Later intelligence says: 1t is now
said that l04 people ri killed in the
railroad disaster, which occurred yes
terday afternoon, 20 miles from this
| city, on the Inter Oceanic railroad.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-03-09
Death OF Rober, Kermeen.

The Salt Lake Tribune OF the I'd in
slant has the following account of the
death of a former old citizen of this
place; Robert Kermeen, a miner, was
the victim OF a fatal accident at the
Marion mine in Camp Floyd district
on the LIST instant. A cave occurred
in the mine about 10 o'clock, which
caught Kermeen and crushed him in a
frightful manner. Both Of his legs and
several ribs were broken and he was
injured internally. He vas placed in
a wagon and started for Fairfield sta
ton, for the purpose OF bringing him
to this city, but died about l O'Clock.
before reaching the railroad. He was
about As years of age and unmarried.
The cave was a small one and no great
damage was done to the mine.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-03-09
r.ormou. silver shipments.

A recent San Francisco dispatch
says: The San Francisco agents of
China and Japan bankers are checking
the flow Of silver from Colorado, Utah
and Nevada to the Orient by the way
OF New York, and are shipping bullion
to Hong Kong and Yokohama from
this port. These silver shipments are
increasing monthly. A local smelling
concern separates the gold and silver
in bullion. after which the silver is re-
shipped abroad in solid bars. The cost
OF shipping $1,000 in fine silver from
Denver to Hong Kong via. New York
and London is $40 06, and by way Of
San Francisco $l4.
The Bank of California and the
French bank here have in a large meas
ure changed the flow Of the immense
output, which is regarded as a pro-
nounced commercial triumph for San
Francisco. China, Japan, India and
other Oriental countries have for years
been the largest consumers OF silver in
the world, having received through
San Francisco and London during the
past six years $342, 000, 900 worth OF the
white metal.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-03-09
The Order Of the Garter.

An evening journal, in a dissertation
IN the Order Of the Garter, states that
it consists of rs ordinary knights and
80 extra knights, which is quite wrong.
There is no fixed number of extra
knights, who are all royal personages,
and there were only six of them when
the Queens reign commenced, whereas
there are now %. During the last two
financial years FL 1920 has been paid by
the public to the dean and chapter of
Windsor and to the Garter-oficers in
respect OF fees and expenses in connec-
ton with the creation of three extra
knights. In all other countries such
payments are made by the new knights
themselves, but here the taxpayers
find the money, and last year the lord
chamberlain received f2, 500 to provide
and repair insignia OF the various or
ders OF observation-disclosures Truth.