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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
Crit cine mtatpn.

6anniba1, Mo., IA. Sec. 8luz
forb Bethel bon bter bat foeben aus
2onbon, England. bic Na@rt4t erbalz
ten, baB er ber @rbe elmer 9rohen
Na4laKeni@aft in England 1T. @r
lit Der Gntel bon @m. Bethel, 8ruber
BON Mleranber Bethel, tpelber por bic
len Sabren in England ftarb unb cine
bebeutenbe @umme in ber 8ant bon
England fopte betrd4tli&es @runoz
eisentbum btnterlieb, pel4es unter feiz
ne leettimen @rben pertbeilt tperben
ion. Mleranber Bethel mar niemals
perbetratbet unb, pie.e e i@eint, fam
fem 8ruber Wm. 8etbel fur5 na4 1etz
mem Sobe uno ebe bic Na@laKenichaft
9eorbnet par, na4 Mmertta. @ettz
Dem lit bas @elb in Der 8ant bon
Gnglanb eeblieben unb 1T ber Mertb
bes @runbeigentbums bebeuteno aez
itiegen, 10 baB es ieBt un9efdbr s5,z
100000 pertb iein i'm. 8luforo
8etbel's Mntbeil an Dem @erm0gen
mtrb, nte es beibt, erma cine MiQion
Dollars betragen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
Iom norooeutiden Qlopo lit at Der
&iite puu Spanien &C.
ideitert.
&on ben Yaiagierea nno Der BeiaBung
bon 65 Marn angebli@ nieraaao
9erettet.
9as e9iff befano ii& anf oer Gabrt
nad 8uenos Mpres in sio
amerifa.

n, 10. De5. Cine Depef@e
BON @orunna an Der zRifte
@paniens fast: Der rNorbbeuti&e
QlopbzD ampfer r@alier." bon Bremen
na& 8uenos Mires 1T, mie semeloet
mirb, Bel @iQa @racia, 20 Metlen
nDrbli& bon @iso, %seftranbet. Das
@4id1al BET an 8oro 8efinblt4en 1T
ni9t betannt.
2onbon, II. Dea. Der @gent beg
r2lopo" telegrapbtrt BON 9tso, baB
Der Dampfer ~Salier" aut Der Sano=
bant BON Goronas Gorrubeba gef4etz
teri lit. Ni9t cine perion, tpel4e ft4
an 8orb bes 9ampfers befano, puroe
aerettet. Sn 2onbon 1T man ber Mn=
{i9t, baB bQs ungliid ii4 am Dtenftag
autrug, als an Der atlantii4en &ifte
bon europa Elm furhtbarer @turm
berri4te.
@tqp, @panien, 10. De3. Gs tpirb
bier gemelbet, bab bic 8emannunr pes
r@alier" it@ auf 70 perfonen belief.
Die Gorrobebofelfen, auf tpelhe Der
Dampfer @alier mabrf4einli4 aufgez
laufen 1T, befinben it4 an Der fibneftz
li9en Riite bon Gpruna. Ser 0am>
pier bGtte ben1elben iebenfalls, ebe ct
0itli4 einboo. bebeutenb auspethen,
barauf 6itli9 unb bann norboftlt4
gum Meerbuien btnfteuern iollen.
Berlin, 10. De3. Mus Mabrtb
treffen beitdnbie 8eri&te Elm, bab Der
v@alier" in Gorumea mebr als 3tpetz
bunbert Muspanberer an 8orb nabm,
unb baB ale tbren Sob in ben Mellen
sefunben baben.
2onbon, 10. De5. Die btefiaen
Mgenten bes 2lopb f9enten benz Be-
ri@t, baB cine 9roBe Mn5abl BON Ius,
manberern a n 8orb bes rSalier" GIN
gen, teinen @lauben, pollen i'm aber
ni9t als fal14 be3ei@nen. Cine
0epefde, pel9e bier bon Bremen ELM
getroffen 1T, bebauptet, baB it4 210
DaFagiere auf Dem Dampfer befanben,
1dmli4 Elm 9eut@9er, 113 @ufen, IS
@ali3ier unb 81 @panier, uno fGgt
bin5u, man befiir@te, baB ale umgez
tommen itnb.
Ser &erluft bes rSalier" 1T Elm tpetz
terer Der 1ngliidsfdqe, pel4e Der
Norbbeutf4e 2lopo gu per3ei4nen bat.
ST ruff nteber ben untergang ber 81
BE" in's @ebG9tntB 3urid, pel4er am
Morgen bes 80. Sanuar 1895 erfolate.
Ser Dampfer purbe bon benz BRITT
1@en Damp fer rGratbte" angerannt,
unb bon ben 372 Yerfonen, &pel4e fi4
an 8orb befanben, tpurben nur % qez
rettet, pel9e taft ale CUR 8emannung
qebDrten. "
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17

1iibpetli9e MpaFalanb einseorunaen
limb, bic britti9e Miiionsanitalt pers
brannt unb bic 8epobner mehrerer
DDrfer nieberaemeBelt baben. Dte
portusieien in Sebe baben UNI bic
Mitpirtuns Der gnslGnber gebeter,.
Gbitusti befeblist 10000 Rrteaer,
pdbrenb bic britiiden Sruppen nur
500 Mann fart 5inb. Sn 8lantpre
berr1dte bel Mbienbung Der Depel4e
srobe 8eiorsnib, unb es tuurbe etn
Wngriff auf ben Srt befIrdtet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
xelbit,rpro eineS &naben.

@ibnep, o., 13. Sec. Sn M}aplez
tpoob bat 1i9 ber pier3ebnjdbrtge 9ar<
lep @toditiu eri@ofen, neil 1i@ iet11e
@ltern gepeigert batten, i'm gu einem
8eiu6 Bel Na9barn mit5unebmen. Gr
bate bic Miinbuns elmer 9oppelflinte
in ben dumb seltedt unb betbe Sdute
gu glei9er 3eit abgei@ohen, 10 oab
inn ber gauge &opf 5eri4mettert muir
be. Del Sunge bat ben @elbitmoro
pdbrenb ber Mbmefenbeit 1etner 81
tern NIT boiler 1eberlegung begangen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
@rbtelt Mmtt@nb.

6 anGrancisco, 8. De3. Daz
Oberqert@t bat 3beobore Durant. BEN
anaebli@en MDrber 8lan@e 2amont's,
cine meitere Jriit eeseben. Setner
MnmGlten tpurben 3ebn Sage getpdbrt
UNI hire Beantmortuns ber Rlagef@rtf'
bes @eneralantpalts etn3uret4en
Wenn ber pro3eB f@ltebli@ our Der:
banblung tommt, 10 tptrb Ct bod nod
70 bel 3eit in Mnfpru@. nebmen. bat
Monate pergeben tperben, ebe mar
peiB, Of Durart einen ne>len pro3ef
erb6lt ober ri4t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
lie 1eN In Snoten.

Bomb a y, 13. De5. Die 8eulenz
peft perbeitet ii4 na4 alien Rt4tungen
bin. Dim 9ienita9 puroen bier furtz
unbfunfaia neue Grtrantungsz u. ltez
benunbbreibig 9obesfGqe angemeloet.
@eit benz Musbru4 baben 1925 ST.
franfunds= unb 8O4 Sobesfdue llattz
oefunien. Die Sterbli9teit in bteiiz
9er @tabt betrus mdbrenb oer perganz
9enea Wp9e, in Tolge bon &rantbe!ten
a0er Mrt, ungefdbr 100, mabreno sc
normale @terbli@teitsrate nur etma
300 betrGgt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
Ginc eewalttae Stride.

@belbppi1le, Su., 9. De5. Die
Bel bief:r @tabt iber ben Rastastta
@iper fiibrenbe Gifenbriide 1T big auf
ben lebten 8ogen ppllenbet. Sic bat
cine 2drge BON 1400 SUB unb % 80
eer,. Der b0@ite befinbet fi4 in elmer
61be BON 125 SUB iiber benz Slug
fpiegel. Mls seftern Mittag bic Mrs
better bic Bride perlafen batten, purz
be bieielbe poH flint pagbalfigen iun>
oe1 Mdbden, Gtbel 9an, Grace uno
Nenie @outbcott, Mag9te @4on uno
ellie 9au. iberf@ritten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
Cine neue Nettooe.

9opefa, &as., IA. Seq. Das poz
pultfti59e @taatstomite fat Elm 8u&
aufaeleat, in mel9em bic Namen Der
&anbibaten fir Memter unter oer nd4z
fen Mbmini1tratton eingetragen merz
ben. Sir bic @intragung mub BET
Betreffenbe 81 be3ablen. Dem En-
pdblten @ouperneur perben BON 3et1
au 53eit bic Namen Der Ranbibaten
mitqetbetlt. Das in biefer Wei1e etnz
qenommene @elb ion CUR 8eaablune
bon &agnere@nungen i'm 8etraa'
bon $500 bienen, melde bas &omitt
mod 1duloet. ,.s. TO-.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
Gontmlate anee8rtHen.

Berlin, ID. Sec. Die r&Dlni{4e
53ettung" 1agt, baB bas beut19e
&riessi9iff vGonbor" BON SPORT Natal
na9 2oren3o Marque3 u%nterpess TT.
mo bas beut14e unb bas boQanoti4e
@pniulat angegriffen unb cine BRITT
19e Tlagge III Stiide gerihen tpurbe'
Der 6plGnbi19e Gonful tpurbe perz
nunbet.
.Deuti9lanb bat @enugtbuung bon
portuqal perlangt. Qoren5o Marque7
1T: Der 9auptort i'm portugiei1@en
Siibofrita.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
GtUtIotenNsxt0a

pbtlabelpbia. 3d., Is. De5.
Dim Mittpo9 besann bier bic Sabresz
per1ammluns Der Nationalen 3tptlz
bienftreformz2isa i'm 9otel Malton.
Na9mittass fano cine Dffentlt4e @erz
iammlune ftatt, in tpel4er @t9aro
6enrp Dana BON 8o flon, CHARLES
&i4arb1on bon pbtlabelpbia, Ghas.
SAMPLER bon Nem Orleans, Silas W.
BURT bon glep Oort unb Son. Sbeo. u.
@oo1epelt @ortrdge bielten. Mm Mbeno
belt prGiibent Son. Carl. @4ur5 1etz
ne Sabresanipra9e.
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aus oe,u 9Stel ,puroe Grntt.

Omaba, ID. Sec. Ser 13 Sabre
Qlte 0ernon Wbtte purbe bet etnem
&%nabenfpiele bur9 etnen ungliidli&en
3ufan gebdngt. ST ipielte NIT feinen
@pielgenoKen rpoli3ei." Sic fingen
@erbre9er elm unb perurtbeilten btefelz
ben gu Sobe. @r mar elmer ber etnz
gefangenen unb gum 9obe Derurtbeilz
ten Gerbre@er. @s purbe tbm etne
S4linge UNI ben gals gelegt uno er
bdngte iib an bic 9bir zines @&lafz
3immers. Gbe 8eiitanb fam, mar Ell
tobt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
0tersebn Yertonem ertrunten.

Qonbpn n, II. Ge5. 9as engli14e
@9iff r8rtti1b peer," &apt. Sones,
peldes am 4. Sttober BON Con ION
na9 Der Rapitabt unb Portlanb, 9rez
aon, abgegansen mar. lit in Der Gu
6anta 8ai, in Siibafrita. untergeganz
aen. Man permutbet, bab pteraebn
8erionen umgetommen iinb. Der
rgritiib peer" mar Elm @@iff BON
1923 1pnnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
aus Mtrtta.

It BIT, ID. De3. Ma9ri9ten
gus 8lantpre, benz 9auptftaat bon
8ritii9=Mittelafrita, bonn Is. Otto
Der, melben bic M%b1enbunsen BON bret
briti19en 3ruppenabtbetlungen segen
bic Mgont 3ulus. tpel@e unter Mnfibz
rune bes 9Guptlins @bitustt in bas
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
Gil, 3l,a,erifamer er,,s oroet.

paris, 13. Sec. Dem .Sournal"
tpirb aus MarfeiIe telegrapbirt, IS lei
bort bon Madagascar bic Na4rt4t
ein%aetroffen, bab elm ameritantf4er
@oloniit BON ben &ebellen ermorbet
purbe. Gs lit cine Mbtbeilung Srupz
pen our @erfolsung unb 3uatigung
Der Nebelen a%bgegan9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
Fer 9tutttane aut Den Ybiltppt'
ttett,

net.
m a, Waib., IA. De5ember.
Der ioeben aneetommene -Dampfer
rMacbeff" bat Na4ri@ten BON Der @ez
benion auf ben pbilippinen Bis gum
20. Sttober uberbradt. Gin &orrez
iponbent Der "@onstons preb" i4reibt
unter pbi9em Datum aus Manila:
uDie @ebellen setptnnen in ben proz
ptn3en INNER mebr @nbdnger y. bic
Gage perl@ltmmert ii4. Manila tit
ni@t bebrobt, unb bic bort pobnenoen
Musldnber limb in tetner Weife belor9t,
ba bic Stabt cine ftarte fpant14e Be-
iabune bat. Wer BEL Sage bur4 bic
@traBen gebt, bemertt bur@aus ni&t,
bab cine Mepolutton i'm @an9e 1T, bern
ct bemertt ntreenbs ettpas ungetpDbnz
lt@es, unb Der Gtrabenbertebr TT 10
lebbaft ME INNER.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
Nemejte Na6rt1tcn.
ss,u ntd,t In Ben eenat.

Snbianapplis. Is. Dea. Ser
fribere p%rGiioent 9arriion ertldrte
in elmer unterrebuns. oab ct tein BE-
perber nm bas Mmt zines 8unbes1ez
nators lei, bic Domination nidt polis
uno lie nidt annebmen piirbe, tpenn er
lie erbielte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
srnemnuneem ees VraNsente;n.

Wafbineton, II. De3. Der
prdlibent ernannte Grant Dper Gbe@
tier bon MaKa4ufetts gum Goniul tn
8ubape{t unb i~iberianote sleidaettts
benz Senate aud tpdbreno Der Gonz
erebferien eema9te @rnennunser. bas
runter bic BON Dapib 81. Grancis auns
SetretGr bes Snnern, sur 8eitdti9ung,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
teine,t xebrer.

@arroIlton, &c.,, IA. Dea. Sn
benz finfaebn Meilen norbDftlt4 BON
bier gelesenen Manbepiae perpunoete
Der 20 Sabre alte Cliff Simpion let
men 2ebrer Clarence Campbell sefdbr>
lid, tpenn nift tDbtli4, bur4 einen
Meferfi9. neil i'm lebterer tpegen
%unrubiaen @erbaltens geou4ttgt bate.
6impfon tpurbe perbaftet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-17
@arttberi@te
Gbtea8o.

Minterpsi5en, 70; @oeeen, SO 81;
@erte, 26-37; 9afer, 19-21; Corn
2233-24; Mebl, patent, per 6aB, Ais
-4.65; &leei amen 7.00-8.5O; ST
%motbpiamen, 1.80 $50; Gla@s Is
TO; 9eu, 6.5O-1O.O0; Butter,
Creamery, 1913; Butter, Dairp, 13
is; @tiere, 3.50-5.60; &ube, 1.50
:-4.1O; @toders, $50 800; &alber,
3.50-5.75; @@meine, 3.00--3.40;
@9afe, 1.75- 300; 2dmmer, 300
4.25; 9ubner, 5-6; @nten. IS;
@dnie, pet Dbb, 100000; 33mte>
beln, per 8ufbel, $780,; Mepfel per
SAB 50-1.O0; Rartoffeln, 21---26;;
@obnen, 65-83; @ier, ,22S23; 9alg,
2-3; Mbistep, LIB; Rdfe, Cream,
SO; RG1e, @@met3er, 80.
NtI.pantse.
Weiaen, 77-82; @oggen, 40--4l;
@erfte, 333-35; Safer, 20 21; gorn,
"a; Mebl, patent per SAB, 4.40-.
4.7O; 3imotbp1amen, 2.O0-2.7O;
&lee1amen, 4.50+ 1926; Tla@s, II;
9tmotbpbeu, 8.50-10.00; prairiebeu,
5.OO-8.00; Butter, Creamery, 18-
20; Butter, Datrp, 12-19; Rd{e,
Cream, 50; &dfe, S@pet3er, o.
10; Rartofeln 20-25: Gier 20-22;
9opfen, 1916; @ttere, 1926 4.75;
Ribe, 1885; @toders unb Geea
bers, 2.25-3.4O; @4meine, Bis
3.35; S@afe, 2.50-3.00; 9dmmer.
3.5O-4.25.
getnneapoItS 4 81. Ha,al.
@et3en $685.; @osgen SO 37;.
@erite, 20-26; @afer, 17-18; Corn
23; 6la4s, 70; Mebl, 2.70-.6O;
Rlete, 4.75-5.OO; Milbes 9eu, 600
-6.50; Butter, Creamery, 17-22;
Butter, Dairp, 11-17; @ier. 20.
r1a@ Ct. xontk.
@tiere, 4.OO-4.75; &ibe, LIS
$50; @toders unb Geebers, 200
$40; @@neine, 2.80-3.25; S@afe,
2.N-3.50; 2dmmer, 3.O0-4.50;
Wei3en 70 92; Corn q; Roseen 81;
9afer, 20; Gla@s, rs.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-12-19
HEIR TO A

Charley stormer was ~chopping wood in
the hills near here only a few months ago.
II anybody knows Of bis present where
abouts they will confer a favor on him and
others by tracing him out. He has re.
Gently had left to him In the East q large
estate, and is wanted to take charge Of IL.
He formerly lived at Eureka, and the
Postmaster there is sending out Inquiries
for him In every direction. Tho transition
from the position Of woodchopper to that
Of heir to q valuable estate will come in
the way Of 8 pleasant present to him.
DeLamar Lode.
The subject Of the above inquiry re-
sided in Eureka for many years in early
days. During his residence here the Post
master at this place received Q number OF
letters Of inquiry similar to the above.
The contents of the letters would be made
known to him, but for some reason, known
only to himself, ii was said, he would pay
no further attention to the matter. He
visited here last Summer while on his way
to DeLsmar, where he said he was going
into the brick making business. He is a
sensible, sober, industrious hard-working
man, and has been aware OF the fact for
years that be was the heir to q valuable
estate In the East, but is eccentric about
neglecting to answer inquiries regarding
himself by parties at his old home.
Postmaster Clarke informs the SENTINEL
that Stormer is now in DeLamar. How
ever, he may change his mind. bury his
Ak, go back East, take life easy and medi-
tate on the jolly time he has had while
roughing il on the western frontier.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-12-19
The Carson Incendiary.

For some time past . number OF fres
have been started In Carson that were
clearly the work OF incendiariss. Walter
Ksrmeen was arrested Monday morning
in the attempt to sci drs to the central
school building. He had thrown a bag Of
kindlipg wood, In which was . bottle OF
coal oil. through one Of the Windows, and
then star. ted to follow II. but when fairly
inside was arrested. He Is now 10 jail on
q charge OF efeo.ing forcible entrance into
a building with the intent to commit ar
son, bail being fixed at $1,000. The boy
is but IS years OF age, and Is the son OF
Jack Kermeen formerly Of Eureka. but now
superintendent OF the Dunderberg mine In
Mono county, Cal.
1t 10 believed that the young lad has not
been guilty Of this act from Q vicious
spirit. but that be 10 hardly responsible.
as he has not long since had dipiheris and
scarlet fever. from which be barely rseov.
cred.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-12-19

The Board Of County Commissioner
met Monday. Dec. IA. At 10 A. NJ.
Present. full Board. the District Astor-
ney and the CLERK.
Minutes Of the previous meeting read
and approved.
Tbs following official bonds we're ex-
amioed and approved: VIM. Spinner.
County Recorder; j. Fl. Hoegh, County
Clerk and Treasurer; r. H. Manuel. Con
stable, Township No. 1; M. Hawkins. oon-
stable, Palissde Township.
II was ordered that VIM. Blsmey be al
lowed IS. the same to be expended by
Commissioner Broy for provisions.
County Treasurer HUI appeared before
the Board and asked that the following
assessments be stricken from the tax roll
on the ground that no available property
can be found to COLLECT from: J. L. But
Ter. the county holding deed for the same;
George Peterson, vacant lot; no value;
Antoni Rossi, vacant lot; no value.
On the filing OF the proper affidavit by
the widow OF the late Fred +. Fulton
widows exemption) before the Assessor.
the Commissioners ordered that the said
property be exempted from taxation.
On motion ii was ordered that the
Board adjourn until Saturday, Jan. 2.
1897. to consider and approve or reject the
Of the officers elected Nov. 8, 1896;
TO consider and allow or reject bills then
presented, and consider and act upon all
such other matters coming before the
Board.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-12-19
County Finances.

The total amount OF taxes this year is
s44. 1926 81. As will be seen by reference
to the delinquent roll. in another column,
the total amount unpaid Is s42s IS.
In 1895 the taxes were SAC. GOT 81; de-
linquens. 1894 %.
In the Auditors a~pportionmsnt this
year the Fire Fund has 1896 rs. This
will not be sufficient. however. to meet the
outstanding Indebtedness. for after paying
i. ell out. the Fund will still be about
$500 shor. 10 commence the new year on
with the liabilities increasing at the raw
Of $50 per month.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-12-19
ANDsB R1.
A District which Is Attracting u
Great Deal Of Atten tiOu.

A District which Is Attracting u
Great Deal Of Atten
The Virginia Enterprise Of the 18th inst.
has the following: Probably no small min
ing camp in the country is at present at
trscting 90 much attention ss Randsbure,
on the MojAve desert. Senator A. J. Mo.
Gone, who has visited this camp, says that
from surface indications II is the greatest
prospect that lays out Of doors. mr.. John
Barclay OF this city. who was there many
years CO., and who did considerable pros
pecting through that country. says that
bis experience is that ore when found does
not extend downward 10 any extent. Mr.,
Arthur Wheeler, who 10 now visiting Mr..
Frank Fielding Of this city, is about TO
start for R~andsburg with an outfit to go
into the assaying and surveying business.
Locations already made at R~andsburg
cover an area of IL by 20 miles.
The San Francisco Chronicle TO reach
US yesterday has the following: The Rands.
burg mining camp on the Mojsve desert
Ia to have a newspaper. 1t seems high
time. for the camp has lately had . man
for breakfast with great regularity and has
set up = graveyard. These are the signs
OF unmistaksble future greatness.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-12-19
James.Stfdhnm

Edward q. James and Clara B. Slid.
ham were married at room Wednesday.
the 10th. at the homo Of the brides par.
ents, by Rev. A. Dunstan.
Mr.. James lie one OF the owners OF the
water works at Iowa Hill, Cal, and 10 q
bright, pleasant young man.
The bride 10 the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. +. McEwen. and has grown up
here In Eureka and has many warm
friends, with whom she SENTINEL joins
heartily in wishing the young couple a
most happy and prosperous life.
They will leave soon after Christmas for
California, where they will make their IN.
ture home.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-12-19
Gathering News.

Never growl because a newspaper fails
to give every scrap of news, SO long as
you take no trouble TO give the editor or
reporter any information, says an ex-
change. We know readers who are awfully
put out ct times because we made no note
of their friends visiting them, or Of their
arrival or departure. or of their social
affairs, or note that heaven sent babies
that visit their homes every night. The
average newspapermsn isn't q medium or
3 mind reader, but gets the most of his
news the same as the milkman gets most
OF his milk-by pumping.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-12-19
Jones Indicted.

The Ormsby County Grand Jury yes
terdsy found a true bill Of indictment
against United StsteE District Attorney
@. A. Jones for asssultipg 8. +. Davis
with . deadly weapon, in front Of the
Government building at Carson two
weeks ago. 1t is alleged that Charley
thumpei Sam with brass knuckles. The
Gazette Is Of the opinion that the trial OF
the case will develop the fact that Jones
was the best man without brass knuckles.
When the editor OF q Nevada paper
gets licked he should show true sage.
brush grit and take his medicine without
q murmur. The scrap between Jones
and Davis furnished the Appeal matter
for over . week, and Sam should be truly
thankful TO have bis mind diverted from
The great crime OF 49, and l6 to 1 for
svea that length Of time. even II be had
to take . humping TO get the material.
IT'S q change. and variety Is the spice Of
iiie.-Reno Gazette, Dec. IL.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-12-19
IN MEMORIAM.

NAY, nothing all 10 said
His tongue is now a stringless Instrument"
Good. kind-hearted. eloquent Bob
Beatty No more will your powerful
voice be raised In court or platform in de-
Tense Of right, In vehement protestation
against wrong.
For twenty-five years one Of the lead
ers OF the bar Of Nevada, ever ready, with
out fee or reward, to plead the cause Of the
poor, the neglected, the oppressed, and
ever ready, even TO the limit OF discretion,
to succor the needy, to aid the impecuni.
Gus. Many Q heartbeat Of regret went
forth when the sad news OF your early de.
mise crept through the silent wires to your
old and we'll beloved home in Eastern Ne
vsds; to the scenes Of your forensic ex-
ploits fos more than q quarter OF a CEN
fury; and many a silent tear started on it's
course Al the thought that 1.-The blind cave
Of eternal night" would claim you for all
time TO come.
To one, ct least, among US, you were as
. brother. faithful and true, and TO him
the memory Of your friendship will ever
remain q pleasant spot in the plane Of his
existence.
Peace be to your ashes B.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1896-12-19

Locating and Marking claims so
as Co M Free From Adversee.

Locating and Marking claims 30
as Co he Free From Adverscs.
A location notice may be written. printed
or engraved on any substance.
Red ink or typewriter printing will soon
fade. Lead pencil writing will last longer
than ink, and be legal.
Location notices must contain the fol-
lowing: Name or names OF locasors. date
Of location, and 9 sufficient description by
reference to natural objects or permanent
monuments to identify the claim and to
distinctly trace lie boundaries.
A claim may be $500 feet in length and
800 feet on each side Of, the middle OF the
vein or lode. but no larger.
Al least 500 worth OF work or improve
ments must be NADIA on each unpstented
claim in each year. and unless so made the
claim may be relocated. But IL the owner
or owners begin work at any time before
relocation Is male their right holds good.
That is, an owner may hold his claim by
beginning work instead of by relocating,
even after the beginning of q new year. II
no other locator has interfered.
No claim can be recorded until q vein or
lode, or at least indications, have been dis.
covered upon it at some point.
Within a reasonable time the location
should be properly recorded.
The law makes no distinction on recount
OF sex, and q minor may make q valid 10
cation.
A location made In the name of a prin.
cipsl cannot be claimed by the person act
ing as agent In making the location.
II q notice does not specify the extent Of
q claim it will relate only to the place
where it stsnds-ssy q place to start q
shaft and no more.
A location may be made on any day.
Lines cannot be changed after location
TO interfere with previous rights OF others.
A stake or monument at each end Of claim
showing that the locator claims the ground
from stake to stake and a specified number
of feet on each side is sufficient to hold q
claim.
II q person takes up more ground than
allowed by law, IL does not invalidate his
claim, but he cannot hold more than 1900
by 800 feet in one claim.
Locstors are not held to absolute accu-
rscy. but description will be considered
sufficient II it puts an honest inquirer In
the way Of finding the lode, and reasonably
defines the boundaries.
The foregoing points are taken from
Copp's American Mining Code, and are in
accordance with decisions by courts and
the land department.