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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

ben BON Waher6lumen, SauIenoc Der Itrab.
tnben 2otos i9autelten. Wiloe 8p1er
Itr0mten einen be5au6ernben Wohlgarud
aus, untermif9t nit benz bsEdu6enoen QUITE
Der Magnoliablitben. uralte GDpreilen UNI
Geoern bilo:tsn nit i6ren oid)t nit f~latterns
benz Mpois bebangenen 4eten 6elauote 0alz
len uno @dnge. Wilbsr Mein uno Sigonten
tpanben Iib an ben urpalo6Gumen empor
unb 5pii6sn ben 3peisen fhps5ten funtz
1dilernoe 8oli6ris. 6ier lno "a floJ eir
Reiber mad erbaidter 9eute Dem fein1atbz
li6en Nete gu, gelegentlia ert0nte Der S9rsl
zines 9elifuns ober zines Nai9ator5. Cont
berrI6te inmitten bes tropiihen lltpaloS
feierltde, einlabenbe 8u6e uno 5rteoen.
so pom Ser 99Dpiuns besritBt, in ben 9erSel be-
bend pom @Onns
Tlbreu lie lanslam binein in bic Ge4e, no ne Spss
0rine @eitlbe bstbout".
Sier in Der jsbieen st. Samss Parlih
oriinoeten iih bic 2ebten Der AeaoIer, ploz
lanqs ~bertpait an 6eimat9 unb Greunoen"
ihr neues 0sim; bier, umTdhelt BON bal
5omi1hen Qiiften unb befra9lt Dpn sInem
la6enosn 6immel, pergaben iie nab UNI
no6 bas ibnen 5ugefigte 9er6sIein -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

Seoingnng ben Sreueio gu berlangen, boB
bte!s n~ien1als aufgefOr0ert iperben Eouten,
Die @affen gegen Die Snbianer Ooer gsgeu
5~dntret9 CUR 8ert6eibigung Der BroDin5
gu ergreifen. Die briti16e 8egisrung per-
todrI 3par btsfes Mbfommen, als ie 8euut@
uiB bon bemIelben erbielt, aber lei Dem.
ME t6m tpole, Die gibe Iinb ME abgelegt
tpoToen, nod iinb ie Sabre lang nd4ber in
anoerer 6orm DorgeI4lagen tpor6en. 9taA
ctm 8erlute Qcabias febten ft9 Die 5rans
3oIen ouf Der SnIel Gape Breton felt uno
fu6ten BON bier aug bic Snbianer ge3en
lire britif6en 9erren auf3urei3en. Den
@ng!dnDern famen bieIe fran50ff6en Sns
triguen MIR geGegen, benin ite gUben i9ne1
eine i6on LANCE ge{udte 8eranlofung, i'm
1i9 Der Acabier, beren iiberpiegenDes @le>
ment ibrer nod ni9t boa 6efeitigten 9errs
fGoft 9efabroro6enb eri9ien, fir INNER
3t entlebigen ..... @egen 6eieres WifIen
rarben bic NcnOier beIdulOigt, ibre Neuz
tra!itGt babur6 perlebt gu BADEN, DaB lie
bic 5ran3oien unb Snbianer NIT &unoz
i4aft 8Orrdt6en urb Quarter unteritiibt,
fople nit eiuer QbtbeiIung in Der 9tdrfe
bon 300 Mann, bic untsr Waffem be-
fan6en, in Sort Beau Seiour 9iiIfe ges
IeifEet 9atten. Die SoGgen bieier 8eIdu!z
tignng tporen fir Die einfa6en, i4lidtsn
@elte G1Berf %unfeGig, 9a Der 8ouper<
neur bon Reu@9@ottIanb unb bic britiI9e1
40arirale es fir mebr benin tpabrf9einli9
bielten, baB Die aus ibrem 8efibe Dertrisbee
men &oloniiten ib nit ben frun3Oif6sn
SruPPen pereinigen piirbsu, 10 6ei9lOien
he, pPsislbsn in Die entferntefen britii9en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

Sa6rbunOert mebr Nadii4t g%eno1en Gaben,
als aQe anberen l1ntertbanen in irgsno einem
S6eite Seiner 8efibungsn. Welfen Sc
brau9 S6r pon Oieier f0nigliben 0nabe ge@
ma9t, bas piBt Sbr IslbIt am bsiten. auf
6einer Mai,itdt 9efe6l tbue if Gu0 bierrlit
tunb, boB Sure 2dnbsreien uno gebOfts,
groBss unb tteines 8tsb iegl;fer Nrt, Der
8rons berfaQsn finb nit Gurem idmmtli4sn
anberen Gigentbum, ausgenommen Guer
@elo unb @uer 0ausratb, unb odB S6r iel6t
bsis propin5 gu berIuIien ba6t. SD tperos
Nues" t6un, mas in meiner Wia4t itebt, OaB
Sure Sud- bela7enen Sitter Ssii4ert bIeiben,
audi baB gan5e 5amilisn in D!eieiben G9iffe
fommer, unb 6off., OaB, in pelGsm I4eile
Der MeIt Sbr oud ieBbaFt perost, S4r treus
untert6onen, Elm frieOlides uno gliidIiaes
8oGt fem perbet, @s lit 5tiusr Majsitdt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

unb $500 Stlaben bate, beforgen. NQjdfrz
lid ma6ten fie ii9 etnmat uuf bic ReiIe bort
bin, UNI bier lire bon ben S%nbianern erz
boltene 9egenItdnbe auf ben Martt gu hrinz
gen. SIS mar oies iebesmal Elm groBes ST.
eignib i'm 8reiie Der b.treffsnben Samilie,
benin Oa bic Sim unb 9erreiie faft Elm 6albeS
Sobr beanipru9te, 10 nabm Ser
9dnoler Samilie unb @eiinbe nit iid
na3 Nep Orleans, unb 16on b;eie
@o6en bor Der Nbfu6rt ma9te man Ii13
an biz. 8orbereitungen fir bic geiIe. @obl=
erieben nit 5leiI4, Wurit, Me6l u. I. m.
trat man getpDbnli6 nit 6ri~iblingsanfanq
bic 8ootreiie an unb Nass freute fi9, mad
ben einlam berbradten @intertu9en elm
nal pieOer bic @sniihe Der yGroBfabt"
toIten gu Oiirfen. 4uf flu9ge6enpsn 9aus=
bootsn fufr man 3urd9It BEN Court Il
Blanc 8apou binab big gum Nt9afalupa=
6luiis uno bon bier iiber Butte Ia Ho1s
in ben @rano Hioer, bann duf bitlem
Snbian 8iIage ~beriibreno, mad Der Ylaz
quemine> 8aDou. 9ier muBte man au1
elmer 6trede BON etna 5ebn Meilen ge9er
bic elm TtrDmenbs 6lut6 bes MiI1tiiippi tdm=
pfen; Dus Boot paro enttpeber Dom ufel
aus se5ogen, oosr u beFeitigte, penr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

bie8 tpegen bes Sumpfes ni9t mD9lid mar,
Elm langes Sell melt ~itromaufpdrts an
einsm blot am ufer itebenbsn 8oume, 3og
bas Sla9boot on benIelben beran uno iebte
bies fort, bis man bic 9egenitromung ii6er=
tpunoen uno ben WttTfti1ippi erreidt bate.
Den Ret Der Sabrt trisben bic 8oote NIT
Der 9trOmung ben Miiiiiiippi binuntsr
Bis ans 3ieG, Neip Orleans. Die 9inrsIs
bauerte nun tuenise Wo9en, tpd6rsnb Die
aiidfa6rt bei itetiger @egenitr0mun9 $40
mate in An1pru6 nabm. W(eiitsnt6eils
tbat iu6 cine 4n3a6l SAMPLER auiammen,
UNI etpaigen lleberfdGen, bic BON Seiten
peiBer SllrBpiraten unb Snbianern brp9s
ten, beIier be9e9nen gu fOnnsn.
Die acdbii4e 8eOOlterung nuds in Der
ne1en 9eimatb 3uisbsnbs, einerieits in Solgs
Der eigenen 3a6lreihen Nadtommeni9af:,
anbererieits bur6 bic @intponberung BON
Nniteblern Notwithstanding, tpel6e
ia nod b~eut5uta9e Nep Orleans unb bus
iiibmeitIi4e 2%ouiiiana iu3ufugen aIs lire
Dpmdne betra9ten go.
u X *
CUR 3eit bebsr6ergt Der &reoEenitaat i'm
@an5sn etipa 100000 8stppbnsr fran3D=
iiI9er Ibtunft, pel9e man fdli6li9ertpsiie
ale unter Dem Nomen Ncabier ooer qenteinz
bin vGaopans" 5uiammenfaBt. Sn ben
Stdoten uno ben eriten &rtiien bieIer Ncaz
bier beden ii9 Sitten unb @ebrGu9e poQz
Ttdnbig NIT ben neu3eitli6en fran30Ii19en,
auf mel6e ameritanii9es 2sben bsrsi.8 ni9t
obne jegli3sn @influB geblieben 1T. Wsr iez
oo4 oas urpii4iige dcabii4s StiGleben 1tu=
btren unb genieBen mid, Der muB bic 8dpouz
gegenD Der partibes 81. 2anbrp. Ncapid,
@ermiQion, 2afapstte, ct. Wtartin unp
Seeria aufiu@en.
p9errli9 ilt's 2anS nit sen 8ieien unb Saiuen
pOu Srii6ten. cmt @arten
StIbenber 8lumen Oh sebft; ttefblau I6we6t
.b'riiber Der Metber,
Cine unenbIt6e Guppet setrasen uon Sdul.n Ser
@GlOer;
Seine Bewobner es nennel 6as g6en pon 2ouis
liana."
9ier in elmer parabieIf9en 9e9enb leben
bic eigentlihen 4inoer unb 8inDesfinber Der
emit @erbannten auf ben 9lantagsn, tpsl9e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

i6rer 6etmat6 8erau6ten etpa 1%5---19,000
&0pfe, allein biejenigen DON 9ranb 4re be-
lief itb auf 1880 Seelen. Sic aQe ipuro:n
3eritreut.
pgSte bic 8lattsr, bic 1pitbenber 6erbtiturm
Eaft, bod lpirbelt empor melt iiber ben SeeQnebin
5treut.
@ur bic Grinnerurs bIieb BON benz bsrrli6en 9ori.
Gran6 4rs."
M0gen iih pirtli9 eintgt Der Qcabier
gegen bic engltI9e Hegierung bergargen baz
ben, baB fe ais @olt nit unn0tbiger Grauz
famfeit bebqnoelt purben, fam nt6t a6ge=
leugnst tperoen. Sbpo6l aQe nG6sren linz
ftGnbe aus ben 8lGttern al1t6entiI6er Sc
i6i9te nabe5u berlOf4t iino, 10 ba6en lie
bod Elm unoergGngli4es Oentmal in ben
8ldttern Don n@Dangeline" gsfunben. Song
FELTON, mag in ietnem @pos bic ein5s[uen
SbatIa6en ettpas i~beaIiiirt BADEN, BON Der
WoRr6eit 1T er uber ME a6gspiden 80.
* * x
Dem ~uripriin9Iihen Plune genGb lan0ete
man Die 8erbannten an berI9iebenen plGbsn
Der peiter iiiOlth geGe9enen englii9en 8s=
~iibungen: gebro6.n an 2ei6 uno Geele, oaz
bin9erafft bon 0unger unb &ranfheit,
19mol5 bic 3a6l Der Ncooier balo me6r unb
urb me9r 5ufdmmen, bis ii6 enbli9 nm bas
Sa6r 1850 Der Reit Der an Der &iite Der
Itreuten, our9 gsmsiniames @lenb perbuuz
ben, 3u1ammenfanb uno beT9IoB, i'm Serr;z
tortum Souiitona, i6er tpel9em bomals nod
bas franSDfI6e Banner pe6te, f6 Elm nslie5
9etm 81 griinotn. SAT- 3tpei Sabre pdErte
Der W1ar14 bur3 bic ameritanii9e WiloniB
nnO, ulS bic Qcobier i6IieBGid am 3iele ibrer
Wunf4e %anlangten, Bate 5rarHrei6 Qouiz
iiand geraoe an 9panien obgetreten. Oie
fponti9e Re%gierung na6m bic 6eimat6sloIen
iebo9 Freunoli4 auf uno getpd6rte ihnen ben
gr0BtmDglt9sn 8prf6u6.
Bon Der 3iiite marsn bic Ncabier aun16it
tps% ttpdrts ge5ogen, batten bic 4Qeqbanies
it6erl9rittsn, Bis lie auf bic QueQpdIer bss
S6ioflufes ftieBen. 9ier erbauten tie {im
5t0Be uno fla4ge6enbe 8oote unb fuaren
ben Obio biz gu ieinem Ginmiinben in ben
W}iIiiifippt a6ipdrts. Damn glittsn tie ben
Batter Der Str0me" binab Big
a9tube rporen tie Ser Gone, bic stutssr 9Ommsr be-
berri6st,
$50 bur6 Sic soI6ene 8iiits in maietatti6en goesu
0lt'uarts brauist Der StrOm bur9 Saline uou butt
ger Sran9en,
pier ie nun Ientten bas Steusr binein in Bic guft
CSapon) pon 8laquemiue.
Sen bon Der trOpii9en Come belel6tet,
breitete inb iebt por t6nen Die See uno sSyn=
felpelt bes @t4afalabaz6 (ufes aus, auf
oeien lei9t ~getrduieIten WeQe:1 f9 Mbriuz
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-09
Exposition Interest at Ely.

An enthusiastic public meeting was held
at Ely Wednesday evening to consider the
best manner Of representing White Pines
interests and products at the Omaha Ex-
position. On his arrival at Eureka Tues
day evening Col. Maxson Immediately
communicated with E. II. Decker at Ely
by telephone. the latter gentleman having
the plans for the meeting in charge. and
indicated to him the best course to pursue
in arran cling that county's exhibition Of
resources. Col. Msxson received the re-
port Of the meeting Thursday morning.
and informs us that the people Of White
Pine have decided TO take hold with inter
est. and not only make a good display but
will also publish 9 pamphlet for distribu-
ton showing the many sourc and pos
sibili.ies OF their county. The idea Is an
excellent one, and indicates a public spirit
that IL c~ommendable.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-09
DANGER FROM OUTSIDE SHEEP.

Messrs. Hunter and Russell returned
from Reno this morning. They are salts.
fed with the present situation regarding
the cattle quarantine and believe that all
danger from that source Is past. They
think that there is grave danger, how
ever, from the wholesale shipment OF
sheep into this State. They have sssur-
ances from Humboldt and Lander coun.
ties that the necessary steps will be taken
Monday in these counties to put the ma
chinery Of the sheep law in motion .-Elko
Independent, April 2.
The Commissioners OF this county are
giving this matter attention, and are try
ing TO secure some able and efficient man
in the north end Of the county to appoint
as Sheep Inspector. II is wise to have
some one appointed who resides in that
end Of the county, as 1t is the most likely
place where foreign sheep might be run In
upon US.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-09
Visit Of Col. MaxsOn.

Active interest in the Omaha Exposition
is being thoroughly awakened in this
part Of the State by Col. H. B. Maxson.
Vice President for Nevada, who arrived
on Tuesdays train. The Colonel Is the
right man in the RICH. place; be Is
thoroughly energetic aud is making every
effort to show up Nsvada's in a
proper and behtting manner at the
Exposition. He has been assisting
Commissioner Abe Laird very materially
In obtaining specimens from our various
mines, and has made o number Of valuable
suggestions as to the display Of Eureka's
mineral resources. He hopes that our
citizens will earnestly cooperate with
Mr.. Laird so that our representation al
the Exposition will be . creditAble one,
as II should be.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-09
THE CATTLE QUESTION.

Governor ssdler has decided to give the
cattle people q chance to discuss she pres
ent perplexing quarantine matter in pub
lilo meeting. The special dispatch given
below explains itself:
CARSON. Nevada, April 6.
EUREKA SESTIsEL: The Governor has
just issued the following: In compliance
with numerous requests, Q meeting
Of the cattle owners and those in
terested In the protection Of that industry
In this State will be held at Carson City
In the Governors office April IL, 1898,
st noon. A DAVIS.
II Is expected that q large number OF
California cattle barons will attend and
attempt TO show the great benefit ~
Nevada would derive from the imports-
tion Of cattle and sheep from their disease
infected districts, but our own people
may be relied upon to properly protect
their own interests.
A telegram was received here Thursday
by Messrs. Kind and Shoemaker from
James Russell, President of the Nevada
Cattle Association, asking that 9 strong
petition against California cattle be
forwarded from Eureka to Carson for use
as the meeting. Such 9 petition was being
circulated Friday and was heartily
endorsed.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-09
The War Extras.

Some complaint Is being expressed
that all the SENTINEL subscribers do not
receive the war extras. We thought II
was locally well known that these special
dispatches are paid for by individual
subscription By people in Eureka, Ruby
Hill and Ely, and the SENTINEL has agreed
to prin, them as soon as they arrive. and
charges nothing whatever for the service.
We have nothing to do with the subscrip-
ton and distributing branch Of the
business; the list 10 ct the postoffce
bookstore where anyone may sign his
name and be entitled to have the extras
distributed to him. A number over and
above those subscribed for are printed
every day and may be had on application
at the bookstore or al this office.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-09
Closing the Ball Estate.

O. o. Ball OF Lowell. Mass, arrived In
Eureka last week, and will spend several
days here for the purpose Of winding up
the affairs Of the estate OF his father, orvis
Ball, one Of Eureka's old timers. who died
in Massachusetts, early last Summer. Mr..
Ball is . newspaper man. and Is in charge
Of a large morning and evening daily at
Lowell /; he Ia II genial. sooiable gentleman.
like ell good newspaper men, and the SEN.
rrsEL has enjoyed q number Of pleasant
visits with him. This 10 his FIRST visit to
the coast, and In order 10 get the full ben
eft Of II he will return home through CAl-
ifornia by the Southern route.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-09
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board Of County Commissioners
met Monday, April 4th. pursuant 10
adjournment.
Present-Commissioners Fraser. Broy,
and Benson also; the District Attorney and
CLERK.
Minutes OF the last meeting we're read
and approved.
The Auditor was ordered TO transfer
$500 from the General to the Salary
Fund; also $500 from the General to the
Current Expense Fund.
Communications we're received from W.
3. Rsine In regard 10 some law books in
the Office Of the Justice Of the Peace ct
Pslisade, and from the citizens OF Be.
owawe in regard to filing In and repairing
a part Of tbs roadway In the town Of Be-
owawe.
A petition from the citizens OF Mineral
Hill about road matters in that district
was laid over until the next meeting Of the
Board.
The official bond Of Joseph Arthur as
Justice Of the Peace of Ruby Hill Town
ship was approved.
The sheriffs license report for the
month Of February shows collections Of
SIT so.
The quarterly statement OF the Auditor
and Treasurer ending March 81, 1898, was
received.
A list OF bills allowed by the Board will
be found in another column.
The following preamble and order are
self explanatory:
Whereas, the attention OF this Board
has been called to the fact that Daniel
Williams and Ohas. Peterson are now
using a part Of the public highway with a
ditch and dam at the upper end Of said
Williams ranch, and
Whereas. this Board heretofore allowed
said Peterson a certain sum OF money 10
fix and make grade to connect with Q
part OF the road now used by said Will.
Jams for said ditch and dam, wherefore it
is
Ordered, That said Williams and
Peterson be, and they are hereby requested
10 fix the said road in as good condition as
it was before they ran their ditch over il.
or to FIX the grade which was intended to
take the place Of said road, in a good and
pssssble condition, at their own expense,
or steps will be taken by this Board to fix
the same and charge the expense therefor
TO said parties.
The Board adjourned to Tuesday. April
70, at 2 p. NJ.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-09

Minnie, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Kohler. after an Illness OF but two days,
died very suddenly abor, 1 o'clock Mon
day morning. Until Saturday morning
she was in the best Of health and ss cheer.
full as usual. Then she complained Of q
pain in the side, and DR.. Officer was sum-
moned. There were no alarming symp-
toms, and no thought was entertained that
her life was SO short. Sunday she grew
worse and worse, until the final
came, and she passed into the world be-
yond. The direct cause Of death is believ.
ed 10 be enbolism of the hesrt-a clot Of
blood forming in the blood passage.
There are general expressions Of sorrow
over the death of Minnie Kohler. She
was Of a sunny disposition and freely made
and retained friends. She was born at
Nevada City on November 10, 1868, the
day after the fire which nearly wiped out
that town, and che was therefore "a years
OF age. Her education was received In the
public schools Of this city and the greater
part OF her life has been spent here. When
the Parlor Of Native Daughters wal organ-
lied in Grass Valley she was Q charter
member, but withdrew when she went to
the State Of Nevada. She was . member
of Esther Rebeksh Degree Lodge, and was
q delegate to the Grand Convention at
Elko. Nevada, last year from Eureka
Lodge, Of which she was q past officer.
She was also q member Of the Degree of
P~ocahontas, under whose auspices the fu.
neral will probably take place on Thurs
day.
Besides father and mother, deceased
leaves two sisters, Mrs. Ed. Wilhelm of
Phillipsburg. Montana, and Mrs. William
Zadow Of Eureka. Nevada, and two bro
theirs. William and Theodore Kohler Of
this city.-Grsss Valley Union. April 5th.
Miss Kohler was we'll known and uni
versslly esteemed in Eureka, where she
made frequent and extended visits with
her sister, Mrs. William Zadow. She left
here in February Of last year for her home
at Grass Valley, where she was called be-
cause of the illness of her mother. Mrs.
Zsdow went down on Wednesdays train
to attend the funeral.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-09
Mob Hill Fire.

The fire In the residence Of Mrs. George
Mullins early Wednesday morning came
near proving very serious. A coal is
supposed to have fallen from 9 FIRE in
the sitting room stove onto some clothing
lying near. which s~mouldered and finally
blazed mp before the ladies In the house
discovered 1t. Mrs. Mullins and her sis.
ter. Miss Davis, with great difficulty sue
ceeded 10 putting out the fire before ii
gained much Roadway, but the former was
severely burned about one of her hands.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-09

Senator Stewart has our thanks for q
map OF Alaska showing known gold bear
ing rocks with descriptive text containing
sketches OF the geography. geology, and
gold deposits and routes to the gold fields.
II contains a great deal Of valuable intor.
nation for those who are contemplating q
trip 10 she gold fields Of that far OFF land.
Persons who may be interested are cordi-
ally invited to call and examine the book
at their leisure.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-09
GERTRUDE RIvEs INJURED.
She Meets with n Serious Accident
I'm nm Elevator.

She Meets with n Serious Accident
I'm nm Elevator.
Salt Lake Tribune. April 5: Rare pres
ence OF mind, exhibited by Frank Soren-
sen, elevator Operator at Ford's. pre-
vented Gertrude Rives. the ten-year-old
daughter Of Judge Rives. from being hor.
ribly mangled by an elevator last evening.
The child had ridden down on the
elevator with J.. d. Ford and others, who
left the a g on the frst floor. just as
the elevator started TO ascend, however.
and while young Sorensen was In the act
Of closing the door. GertIe ran TO the OPP
ening and attempted TO 'tag" Mr.. Ford.
In some manner her foot caught and she
fell backward with one Of her lower limbs
through the opening. In q moment the
elevator had gone upward q sufficient dis
lance to catch the child between the floor
OF the cage and the top Of the door. Il
was during this critical period that young
sorensen's presence Of mind came to the
rescue. Instead Of losing his head he
promptly removed the power and stopped
the machine in time to prevent a fearful
accident. As ID WAS the little girls
clothing was badly torn and her tender
flesh was bruised and broken in q number
Of places.
Drs. Daily and Harrison were immedi-
ately summoned and dressed the child's
wounds. They found her injuries very
painful, but no bones were broken, and
her condition is not serious.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-04-09
Rescue Hose Company's Election.

The semi. annual meeting Of the Rescue
Hose Company was held at the fire house
last Saturday evening. The following
officers were elected to serve during the
ensuing six months: W. Lambert, Pres.
ident; Chas. Wittenberg, Vice President;
Will O. Reynolds. Secretary; Antoine Fer
raris, Treasurer; James P. McElroy, Fore
man; NJ. Donnelly, First Assistant; J.F.
Haley. Second Assistant. Felix Rice and
Fred Lewis were elected members OF the
Company. On account OF the Odd Eel.
lows ball to be given on the 26th Of this
month. the Hose Company decided to
postpone their dance until July 4.
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GAS.
The Light Of the Future.

Why not be independent and own your
own little gas plant which will give four
times more light than ordinary gas or
electric lights at one-hali the cost7 APP
plicsble for use In churches, stores, fac
tories, hotels, restaurants and country
residences; safer than ordinary gas or
kerosene lamps. Approved by all the
Board Of Underwriters throughout the
United States. We want q frst-class
sgen, in every town. Write for catalogue
aud prices. The Acetyiene Gas Machine
Company. Akron, Ohio.
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Tom Haley Volunteers.

Brigadier General Thomas E. Haley,
formerly commander Of Second Brigade.
Nevada National Guard. and up to = few
years ago a resident OF Eureka, telegraphs
from Rossland, British Columbia. to Gov
ernor Sadler. that he holds himself in
readiness for duty and desires TO ill q SOL
dier's place whenever his services 10 90 re-
Quirsd by The stAis Of Nevada.
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Butler.
Americans are the most inventive poop

Americans are the most inventive people
on earth. To them have been issued
nearly 600, 900 patents. or more than one
third OF all the patents issued In the
world. No discovery Of modern years has
been Of greater benefit TO mankind than
Chsmberlsin's Colo, Cholera and Di'
arrhoea Remedy. or has done more 70 re-
lieve pain and suffering. j. W. Vaughn
OF Oakton, Ky., says: IL have used
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dr.
arrhoes Remedy in my family for several
years and find ID to be the best medicine
I ever used for cramps in the stomach and
bowels" For sale by Mrs. II. n. schnei.
der a 90.
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Excitement at Carson.

The war journalist of the Virginia Re
port has provoked asmile across the broad
State in his write-up of the stirring events
Of three hours At the Capital last Wednes-
day, annens the threatened onslaught OF
$50. 900 sheep on Nevsda's frontier. This
end OF the State 10 anxiously awaiting .
call for volunteers.
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Ger Your Guus Ready.

A Washington dispatch says that the
Government printing Office has been or
dered TO prepare Immediately ten thous-
and muster rolls to be sent TO the Cover.
nors Immediately. preparatory TO calling
out the militia for the national defense.