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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-01-16
DEATH OF r. n. LOWELL.

An Did Timer Well and Favorably
Known fm Eureka. Dies fn " hfse
pine County.
In the News Of the 9th inst. we find the
following Communication
At the home Of T. and H. Bows. 10
Spring Valley. on Thursday. December
31st. 81 $50 p. NJ. all that was mortal Of
P. h. Lowell passed to the great beyond.
In his loss. Nevada looses q worthy citizen
and sturdy pioneer ; he came from Illinois
10 California 10 1852. and was among the
first telegraph operators on the Coast-he
was considered an expert in the business.
He superintended the division from vir-
ginia City 10 Salt Lake on the old over
land road, while IL existed under the man
sgement of the Western Union ; he also
held positions of trust under the admins
t~rations Of Nevsds's early Governors
Roop and others-and was always 70 be re-
lied on, a. he was honest, faithful and
diligent; - genial - . summer day. BE
was known all along the old overland road
from Virginia to Salt Lake City. and many
Q roadside station echoed and re-echoed
with joyous mirth ~ they danced the
hours away 70 the seductive and captivating
music OF Peters violin-a true type Of =
thorough western man. He loved the
West and its people. % his kindred in the
East tried bard to have him come and live
with them. but Pete could not leave, or
give up the hospitsble and Independent.
surroundings Of . western life. So like
The flowers he lived on. until the blast and
chill OF winter cut him down. And though
no kindred hand, or loving heart was
near him in his last hours to soothe the
throbbing head, or cheer the failing heart,
kind friends we're there to minister 70 his
wants In brotherly love and flial affection,
and ne Was laid to rest 10 true Christian
devotion and manly sympathy, surrounded
BY sorrowing friends. No one knew him
but 10 praise him, and the manly attributes
were 90 we'll mixed 10 his nature that one
could stand up TO the whole world and
say, that Was Q man. The deceased was
born In England, and at the time Of his
death was 70 years of age.
Farewell old friend, and IL forever,
Then forever-fsre- thee-well."
A FRIEND.
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BOARD OF
A Full Pardon Granted Mrs. Alice
N. Hartley.

A Full Pardon Granted Mrs. Alice
N. Hartley.
The Board OF Pardons met Monday at
Carson. . full Board being present. and
transacted the following business:
The first was that Of Thomas Burns,
sent from Nye county In 1881 and SEN
fenced TO life imprisonmen for murder in
the second degree. Pardon was denied.
The second was that Of Jerry Barry. .
Storey county miner. who has served six
years Of . sentences Of thirty for murder
In the second degree. A plea was made
that he committed the got In self defense;
that his conduct has always been good
and that he leaves . wife and four email
children without any means Of support.
Continued until Thursday morning.
Conlan. O'Keefe and Martin. sentenced
from Storey county for robbery. were
psrdoned.
Gsorge Walton, who WAS sentenced from
Storey county on November 2s. 1896. for
two years for felony, was pardoned.
Walton WAS one Of the men that was i'm
plicated In the bogus gold brick shat an
attempt was made TO pass on Q Virgins
bank.
At Tuesdays session Of the Board the
case Of Mrs. Alice NJ. Hartley wal
presented by John F. Dennis Of Reno and
q full pardon granted her. II will be re.
membered that Mrs. Hartley killed NJ. D.
Foley in the Nevada Bank building two
years ago last July, and was convicted and
sentenced to eleven years in the Nevsdi
State Prison.
Governor Sadler. Judge Bonuineld and
Judge Massey voted In favor Of thu
pardon. and Judge Belknsp and Attorney
General Judge against granting Il.
Mrs.. Hartley oame down from Carson
to Reno Wednesday and 10 o stopping
ct the Riverside Hotel.
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Henry Ramsey Held In $500 Bail
Co Answer Before wye COunsy's
Next Grand Jury.

Henry Ramsey Held In $500 Bail
Go Answer Before wye Counsy's
Next Grand Jury.
District Attorney Breen and James
Moore returned from their trip 70 Bel
mont Friday evening Of last week. Mr..
Breen informs the SENTINEL that the pre-
liminary examination Of Henry Ramsey,
the alleged murderer Of Thomas p. Giles
pie, took place Of Belmont on the 4th and
9Th inst. The only evidence introduced
BY the prosecution was oircumstsntial.
but 10 was Of such Q nature that Judge
Frank R. Brotherton. recently appointed
Justice Of the Peace, held the prisoner 10
appear before the next Grand Jury and
fixed bail at 81 1900. Ramsey was defended
by Attorney W. N. Gran Of Nys county.
and the defense introduced evidence 70
prove IN slibi. showing that the prisoner
was not Of the Two Deuoes mine 81 the
time Of the murder Of Superintendent
Gillespie.
In the Salt Lake Tribune Of the 1lth
inst. We find the following particulars Of
Ramsey's arrest:
Henry Ramsey, the man who has been
held 10 the Grand Jury for the alleged
murder Of Thomas P. Gillespie, Superin-
tendent Of the Sterling Mining Company
in Nye county, Nevada. 10 said 70 be one
Of the best known men in that section Of
the country.
For some time past Ramsey has con.
Quoted . store 81 the Two Deuoes mine,
near the Sterling. and ell the people in
that locality have done business with him.
A gentleman who 10 we'll acquainted
with him, said yesterday: 81 have known
Ramsey for several years. He 10 . very
gsntlemsnly.sppearing fellow. and would
never be taken for . man who could com-
mit such . crime. still, I know nothing
Of the evidence against him."
Ramsey was arrested on December 22nd
by Peter Reid, who WAS sent 70 Nevada
from Salt Lake 10 look into the matter,
Mr.. Reid having been appointed . deputy
sheriff after his arrival In Nye county.
The preliminary hearing Of Ramsey took
place at Montgomery, the county seat Of
Nye county. A blacksmith known as
~"Frenohy." was also arrested upon the
same charge. but IL 10 not known what
disposition Was made Of his case.
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COUNTY CoMMIssroSERs.

The Board Of County Commissioner
mel Monday. January 1ith. pursuant 10
adjournment.
neutrality-suspicious. Fraser and
Broy, also the Clerk.
Minutes Of the previous meeting read
and approved.
The Board proceeded TO open and con-
slider the bids for furnishing q steel safe
for the use Of the County Treasurer, %
per advertisement.
II was ordered that the bid Of the Hall
Safe & Lock Company for the furnishing
Of said safe be accepted. to.wit:
I'm accordance with your advertisement
Of recent date for Q steel safe Tor Treas
urer's use, we beg leave 10 offer to furnish,
delivered at the depot in Eureka our No.
43 X steel safe, with double infallible
time lock attached thereto, for the sum Of
$3.50. net cash. This safe spproximates
3,100 pounds in weight, is three inches
thick throughout the body, 81 inches
thick front and door, IL OF the latest con-
struction, with only the best Of material.
has tenor and groove and dove failing on
oil four edges Of the door and jambs. out
side door 10 looked with our automatic de-
vice. leaving door perfectly solid. without
any hole through II Whatever. The chest
door Ia locked with . combustion bank
look. five tumblers. Space above the chest
is cassd with q door locked with . tumbler
key-lock with fat keys, keys In duplicate"
II WAS ordered that the Board adjourn
until Monday, February /, 1897, 81 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
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Book, Stationery and
variety Store.

Having purchased the stock and bust.
ness In the above named store Of @. 8.
Batohsldsr. Twill keep constantly on band
. full assortment Of hns stationery.
base balls. marblss, tops. feather busters.
playing cards. tooth picks. . dns assort-
msnt OF pens. inks. albums. scrap books.
bird cages. ell kinds Of school books and
school supplies. blank books, msmorsndum
books. and ell kinds Of tablets, . com.
plsts assortment Of cutlery. pipes. tine
smoking and chewing tobacco Of ell
the leading brands. Fine cigars .
speciality. A full line Of toys. dolls. and
everything else pertaining 70 . nrst-class
varisiy store. Also, ell the latsst novel;
ties In the stationery line will BE- enc OF
the attractive features Of the store. Every.
thing sold a. the lowest prices.
Subscriptions taken for ell the leading
Eastern dsiliss, magazines, pictorials and
periodicals., and ell the principal Pacific
oosst dsiiiss. O. n. erzxsox.
. Proprietor.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-01-16

SAN FRAxcrsco. Jan. g. Negotiations
for the formation Of . powder compact are
again very active. II 10 understood that
An agreement has been reached by the
Judson, California and Giant companies
10 advance the price Of powder In Colorado
and Montana 2 cents . pound. and not 70
inter into any new contracts on this coast
for thirty days.
On the basis Of the Il 5000, 900 pounds
Of high explosives sold ON this coast last
year, an advance Of 2 cents would mean
$500. 900 In profits TO be derived, In the
proportion Of about s900, 900 10 the Cali.
iornis. si25. 900 70 the Giant and ga. 900
TO the hudson.
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The Teachers Ex animation.

County Superintendent Of Schools
Breen appointed A. E. Kaye and Judge
=. II. Harmon to serve rs . Board Of Ell.
sminers for Eureka county during 1897.
Miss May w~itsenberg Is the only appli'
cant for . teachers certificate at this
meeting OF the Board. and as the Court
room, the usual place for holding its
meetings. has been occupied during the
week with the shrievalty contest, the ex'
animation WAS held in the recitation room
at the schoolhouse.
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The SENTINEL learns that the Commits
sioners OF Nye county have approved the
bond Of James Butler as District Attor-
ney. Mr.. Butler received a majority Of
the votes cast at the last election. bui
failed to file his statement OF election ex-
penses with the County Clerk within the
time specified by law. The Board held
that business men were given three days
grace. and granted Mr.. Butler the ssme
privilege. II 10 understood Andy John
son, his opponent. will contest.
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The sheriff Contest.

The District Court has been engaged oil
the week with shs Sheriff contested cleo
ton case. On Thursday afternoon Mr..
Wren. attorney for Hjui. requested time
70 prepare papers on which to base . mo.
tion. Time WAS granted him and the
court sook . recess until Friday All ?. N.
Al that time counsel informed the Court
that Il was agreed between them that the
case be continued until Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock. The Court 30 ordered and
Q recess vas taken until that time.
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ANOTHER PIONEER GONE.


James Wilson Dfes at MALT Lake at
Ripe ola Age.
Night before last at the home OF Mr.. J..
II. Garrison. says the Salt Lake Tribune
Of January 12th. old man Wilson died.
He was known In Nevada in the old days
~ "Monkey-wrench" Wilson, because, In
defense Of his own life. be killed . man
with = m~onkey-wronch. He was an Argo-
naut. He sailed for California In 40.
For ten years be worked ss . miner and .
blacksmith in California. Then he driftsd
10 the Carson river and was engaged In
placer mining when the rush 70 the CON-
stock began. Ten years later he was In
Eastern Nevada, burning charcoal 81 Eu-
reks. From there be drifted 10 Deep
Greek, and there for twenty years be was
. ~prospector and miner, and gathered to-
gether some valuable properties. Four
years ago he came 70 this city in expects
ton Of receiving money for his posses
sions. and next morning was run over by
. team up BY the Templeton. Then Mr..
Garrison, who knew him, took him 70 bis
home and has kept him ever since. Two
months ago his gradually failing strength
was so spent that he took to his bed and
night before last. at the age Of three score
and ten. be died. He worked on the
Coast for ~forty-eight years. For thirty
years Of that time he did not care
whether he had . roof over his head or
not. He was . frontiersman. retreating
before advancing population continually.
His coming from Deep Greek was . more
accident, Ind the accident that befell him
here prevented his return. His work
practically ceased four years ago, and
since then be has been simply waiting for
the end.
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wanted.

The undersigned 10 desirous Of learning
the Whereabouts Of her son. Henry Clay
Fsnstermaksr. When last heard from
directly. about . year ago, he WAS As
Albion. idaho. and from thence was re-
ported 10 DO In Utah and Nevada. Any
person knowing his present location will
confer . great favor by addressing his
mother, Mrs. A. FsnstsrmAker. ct Eureka,
Nevada.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-01-16

A Mob Hill young lady upon learning
that 9 Presbyterian minister was in town
last Tuesday, remarked to . lady friend
how propisious . time this would be for
her Wedding; that she had always in
tended to be married BY 9 minister oil
that faith. but ss 81 WAS not divisible by
4 she was at . loss as how 10 best breach
the subject OF such an opportunity TO her
intended. An inquiry Of Clerk Hoesh
broush. out the information that In this
particular case 'love did not Hnd . way"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-01-16

Nevada should Employ Hanna.
A State census Of Ohio taken In 1895
gave . population Of 3.s25. 900. One-Hfth
Of the Inhabitants are foreigners. The
vote cast on November Sd was 1.100, 900.
Estimating one voter to every Eve Of pop
~ulation, the Buckeye State now hes $780,
600 souls within it's boundaries. or IN in
crease in twelve months Of 1.675. 900. or 9
greater increase than has even been known
In the whole Of the United States In the
same length Of time. This remarkable
growth Is credited 70 Mark Hanna and he
no doubt deserves the honor.-Ogden
Standard.
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wedding BELLS.

Tuesday evening, January 18th, Miss
Lilisn Jones and Mr.. j. +. Porter we're
married ct the residence Of the brides
mother, Rev. NJ. 8. Riddle Of Elko per.
forming the ceremony uniting the happy
young couple for the journey through
life. As the bride and groom entered the
p%srlor. Miss Nevada Hjul played wed.
ding march. Miss May Wittenburg acted
as bridesmaid and Mr.. Robert Porter. the
groom's brother, - best man. The bride
looked sweet and charming and the groom
happy. The evening was most pleasantly
spent and ct the latter part asumptous
supper was served. The presents were
costly and numerous. Among the guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mcconnell, Mrs.
q. Henderson and her daughter Allie,
Mrs. Norman, the Misses Moorman,
Miss Hannah williams. Miss May Witten.
burg. Miss Nevada HUI. Miss Pearl
Gates. Mr.. Chas. HUI. Mr.. l.. Pedlar.
Mr.. Chas. Wittenburg. Rev. N. 8. Riddle.
Messrs. Hendersons and Mr.. Robert
Porter.
Mrs. Porter has many friends In Eureka
who wish her and Mr.. Porter oil possible
happiness and prosperity in their new
home In Mound Valley.
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Feeding Corn.

The following item taken from the
Kansas City Drovsrs Telegram shows how
rapidly they osn put beef on the ribs Of
cattle in Missouri with corn "Gsorse
Arnold Of sprsaue. No.. was here to-day
with forty head Of good shorshorn native
steers that weighed i.l7o pounds and sold
~ a e5. They were FED 90 days. putting
on three pounds par DAY. O. Q. 1c0innis'
Of nish Hi, was ths feeder"
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win Buila through Nevada.

The Utah 4 California Railway Com
psny has been organized for some
time TO build . road from Milford,
Nevada, to Los Angeles as soon % the
Oregon Short Line runs from Salt Lake
City to Milford. The road between Mil
ford and Los Angeles will run through
coal and lead ore districts In southwestern
Utah. Right of way Is said to have been
secured by Oregon Short Line people for
most Of the distance between Milford and
Los Angeles. which 10 about 400 miles.
Work will be begun Immediately after the
separation Of the Short Line from the
Union Paciho.-Scientidc Press.
SALT LAKE. January 10.-The Oregon
Short Line and Utah Northern Railway
and lie extension, with ell its property of
every kind. was sold under foreclosure in
shis city yesterday. The Reorganization
Committee, through Henry G. Nichols.
was the only bidder. to whom the road
WAS knocked down for 81. 165, 500. The
mount realized on the American Loan
and Trust Company's general mortgage
Was 81. 447. 500, and on the two mortgages
on the extensions 81. 7ss. 900.
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Cern.ssd Nevada ssssrs.

Barney jacob. our Reese river cattle
baron. 10 IN Kansas with his sssebsush
beef steers feeding them corn. he says
corn 10 II and 10 cents per bushsl In
Kansas and that his steers eat u ans and
are taking on dssh 10 great shape. Hs
reports prairie hay. good quality selling
there 81 % 70 % 80 per ton delivered 81
The feeding yArd.-AusNn Revsille.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-01-16

Assessor Charles McGregor appeared
before the Commissioners Of Nye county
81 their meeting January 4th and asked
the Board In regard to foreign sheep that
feed In Nye county six months In the year
without the ownsr paying any taxes upon
The same. The Board ordered the Assessor
10 proceed 10 assess such sheep and collect
the taxes on the same.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-01-16
wsshoe Codssy's election Contest
Decided.

Judge Cheney has decided the contested
election case Of Updike ". Peers In favor
OF the defendant. On the face OF the re-
turns Peers. Republican, had q majority
over Updike. Silver. for Public Adminis-
traitor and Coroner Of washos county.
Updiks contested the election. and Judge
Cheney in his decision threw out Browns
precinct on the ground that The election
inspectors inserfersd with the voters By
not allowing them TO enter the voting
booths with sample ballots. The returns
from the precinct gave Updiks 80 votes
and Peers 10. and leaving the precinct
out the result Of the recount shows that
Peers has three majority Of the legally
voted ballots. Judge Chsnsy's decision
In the case takes up . column and . half
Of The Reno Journal and 10 Interesting
reading.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-01-16

Mondays Salt Lake Tribune In lie
weekly live stock report mentions the
sale In Utah last week Of $50 ysarlins
steers 81 >2o per head. II says this 10 .
new high notch for younssssrs, and .
push forward In the price Of everything
with horns since The news Of Vie tssusae-
sieu usns out.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-01-16

The total coinage ct the United States
mints during December was 9.7ss, 800
pieces Of the value Of s7,0i7.4 AIS. Of which
s4.s6S. 1875 was gold coin. $2.66l 1888 silver
coin. and sl02. 2s6 subsidiary coin.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-01-16

The House Committee on Public Build
ings and Grounds Monday reported favor.
sbly on . $4,000 sovsrausns building
sos Hsuo.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-01-16


By the Board OF O,
10 serve in the tn
Court for 1897:
O E Allen.
Albert Allen,
John Addy,
W G Blair,
Edward Altwegg,
M Antoniazzi.
Philip Brown,
y v Brooks.
VIM Brsymsn,
Nick Barlow.
B Berg.
J B Bale,
David Butson,
7 B Brufey.
Clarke,
r Carroll.
J b o~srnahan,
Thos Casey,
A Cahsn,
Dennis Coyls,
John Gable.
O Crumbie,
Ercole Della Morte,
M Delaney.
Dan Dean,
Dan Davies,
J r Douglas,
A Dunstan,
Fred Easel
| VIM Evans,
Thos Eccles,
+ T Edwards,
Robt Bailey,
A @ Dibble,
@ D Cameron.
NJ Farlinger,
Jos Freitas.
A Ferraris.
s II Fraser,
J @ Ford.
M Terrell.
John Fine,
s r Forward.
Geo Gavin,
B T Gray.
A Coffin.
s G. Gibson,
G II Goodhue,
r G Goss.
Louis Gibilini.
W J Hooper.
G s Henderson,
E A Harmer,
Thos Hicks Sr,
Jas Hoskins,
VIM Harris.
VIM Harmon.
d p Jonee,
NJ II Joseph,
] @ johnson.
Dennis Keefe,
VIM Kitto.
~ Lucey.
A G Lesser.
A Laird.
VIM Lawry,
g M~orgsntini.
Ed Mulcoy.
John Moyle,
John M~cNsughton.
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EUREKA LODGE No. 10. =. = \. n.
TINE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF no,
rsks Lodge No. 10. r. b A. NJ, will b.
held 81 Masonic Hall on the Saturday Of or hss
fore the full Of the moon In each month.
N. @. FOSTER. W. n
=. 4. HAaxox, Secretary.
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unity Commissions
ird Judicial DistriI
J II Allen,
Chas Allen,
A P Anderson.
Hugh Bsnnan.
Jos Arthur,
H G Bremenkamp
+ L Butler.
J II Bergman.
+ J Brossemer.
ia Burdick,
James Bsrrsss,
l. O Bayer,
Jas Bergman,
E Boomhower
John Conway,
Dennis Cooney,
n O Coleman,
d o Coleman.
John Crestetto,
John Callahan,
Bart Cicsli,
Peter Oarleth,
A Dspsoli.
Thos Dixon,
W L Davies,
Jas Downing.
A d Dees,
A Eddy,
John Erickson,
Henry Father,
j E Engstrom,
John Akin,
w F Cox,
Baird.
H B Ennor,
Katta Frienxi.
Thos Fitzpatrick,
M Fisher,
GA Fletcher,
Tbos Fuller.
M Freitas.
Jos Flynn.
Jos frankie,
John Gregovich,
W J Giles.
A Q Goodwin,
Geo Greenup.
E Garety.
A r Gibson.
John Henning.
VIM Hsmblin.
E 8 Huntington.
W @ Harrington,
J E Hooper.
Edwin Hicks.
VIM Hawkins,
John Ivy,
d B J~ackman,
J II Jurey.
Jas Ksutz,
Z Kuehn,
] G Kitchen,
w m LockmAn,
L Long,
VIM Laird,
Thos Msggetti,
J Moore.
@ r Mullins,
r McKillop.
II d Banks.
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E. A. McConne|I's
PRICE LIST.
Corrected Weekly.

/ will sell at my store. q door south
of W. Fl. Stoweil's Drug Store for CASH
the following articles:
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The '.silver Knigbt.w atchman''
Makes Interesting Changes.
Send . postal to the Silver Knight
Waterman, Washington. D. O., and re-
ceive a copy Of their issue Of January 7.
which appears in an improved form with
Q different makeup and general appear
ance. A large amount Of space lie devoted
to Congressional and governmental news
and matters of . national character which
every reformer in the country should read.
A large corps Of writers have been en-
gagged to contribute articles during the
year 1897, among whom are the following
Hon. VIM. J. Bryan. Senators Teller,
Allen, Butler, PETER, Petsigrew and
Dubois, Representatives Towne. New.
lands. Bell and Jerry Simpson I; Wharton
Baker, Esq, VIM. P. 81. John, Sir More
ton Frewen. and many other famous and
distinguished writer's. both in public and
private life. An article by any one Of
these writer's 10 we'll worth the price OF
subscription, which is 81 for ffty-two
weeks.
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DIR. BARTON ]. POWELL,

OFFICIAL AID uUDOHOu. OVs
1 rfck, 10 sHxssRnk Building.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-01-16

Following 10 list OF trial jurors selected
By the Board Of County Commissioners
10 serve in the Third Judicial District