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The San Francisco call., 1898-09-30
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The work of indorsing the names on the "slate" prepared by Bosses Phelan and ''Whispering' McNab was concluded last night by the Democratic convention There was but a poor attendance outside of the delegates when Chairman McGee called the convention to order in B'Ne B'rith Hall. It was given out during the afternoon that the small break made in the slate by ex-Senator Bart Burke of Santa Cruz had been repaired, and that there was no danger of any other breaks being made in 1t. With no prospect of there being a contest, the audience fell off. as there was nothing interesting in having nominations made by Secretary Walsh casting the ballot for the "slate" candidate.
 The first order of business after the calling of the roll was the reading of the report of the committee appointed to se- cure candidates for Supervisors who were acceptable to Head Boss Phelan. To Delegate George McGillivray was dele gated the duty of presenting that part of the slate. In order that no mistakes might be made McGillivray was armed with the following typewriter report:
 To the Chairman and Members of the Demo- cratic Convention of the City and County of san Francisco-Gentlemen; Your committee . annointed to make recommendations for nomi- nations for Board of Supervisors reports that the committee, realizing 'ns ns an importance @ to
 
 cnnscientious Board of Supervisors. and believ- sne that the entire ticket nominated by this co9venfion will be largely judged by the char o.tsr of the men selected for the municipal Legislative body. through which body body the city has in the past most sunerea aro olpos, oinciai m tsnuoi,sy since it's appointment to the search for suitable candidates ano,,s,,.,
 The last Legislature passed law apoilshlng ., ,.,arde in fhe city and county Of san fraFs- c,sco and permitting Supervisors to be ,sn nolsl, mated at large but question mas Deen ia.oTu onl i iis, some attorneys that the law IS not con Dtyst,tional Tn order to obviate this objection. we have followed the ward lines in ous u seuu se,,nd fions as far as possible. and wnere ds we have have sc,ed o to request the gentlemen in the pu1s snterest. to qualify themselves therein. ,,st,e st,o,,oi set Y, when we have proper legal advice, when there will be no necessity to make tnis request. -..nda+,ons we call ,tta,tion fo fhe fact that in the Sixtn War; 1 we have named man. who, aitnousn no' o-
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Death of "Old Reel Foot" at last. grizzly that terrorized four coun- ties, in next Sundays Call.
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
 Thursday, Sept. 2s. Stmr Point Arena, Hansen. 1S hours frcm Mendocino.
 Schr Ocean Spray. Nyman. 12 hours from 1versens Landing; stmr Alcatraz, Carlson 55 hours from San Pedro
 DOMESTIC PORTS. FORT BRAGG-Arrived Sept 29-Stmr Co., quille River hence 18th. Sailed Sept 2s-Stmrs Noyo and Aloha, for San Francisco
 PORT GAMBLE-sailed Sept 2s-Br ship Creedmoor. for Buenos Ayres.
 TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS NEW YORK-Arrved Sept 29-Stmr. H. H. Meier, from Bremen; Penlaud, from South ampton; Pretoria, from St. Thomas. Sailed Sept 2S-Cufc, for Liverpool: Edam for Am HAMBURG-Ar-ived Sept 2s-Stmr PennsyI- vania, from New York SUPERINTENDENT Sept 2s = Stmr Ehyniand, from New York; Furst Bismarck. York. LIvERPooI--Arrived Sept ss-stmr Ger
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GAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call. corner of Market and Third streets. open until 12 o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street. corner Clay; open until s:30 o'clock.
 3S7 Hayes street: open until s:3o o'clock. 621 McAllister street: open until 9:3o o'clock 615 Larkin street; open until 9:3o o'clock 1s41 Mission street; open until 10 o'clock
 2261 Market street, corner Sixteenth; open until o'clock
 106 Eleventh street. open until o'clock. 2526 Mission street; open until O clock.
 NV. corner of Twenty second and kentucKy streets: open until o'clock
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to end his suffering. Waiting for his wife to leave the house, he placed boards over the bathtub and laying himself down placed a rubber tube, in his mouth and turned on the gas. On his wife's return at 10:30 D. m. she found him in that con ditton and hastily called in Dr. Bell, who pronounced him dead.
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An Aged Suicide.

Emil Daniels, an aged German living at BIO Diamond street. committed suicide last night by means of gas and his body was removed to the Morgue. Danniels was a coffee roaster employed by the Guittard Coffee Mills. He had been a sufferer from infiammatory rheumatism
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manic, from New York; Servia, from New York; Waesland, from Philadelphia.
 STETTIN-Arrived Sept 29-Stmr Norge. from New York.
 ILADELPHIA-Arrived Sept 2s = stmr Nederland from Antwerp.
 BOSTON-Arrived Sept 29-U. S. monitor Amphitrite, from Hampton Roads.
 ROTTERDAM = Arrived Sept 29 - StmR Spaarndam. from New York
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OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

 The Republican of San Francisco municipal judicial T % @ ts s asb a Sa % stb S 1sss f m m s m % @ n5 n Rnp @ s ean principles as expressed n the platforms the party national and Republican To the State % M a y who @ ass d n1aes 4h f n tf legislative this We apor by public utilities We soTs ha m % rate W net stoe % provided @ tha the and @ sn our said
 
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wANTED-we require yet few operators In our white and flannel shirt department. STANDARD SHIRT FACTORY, Cough and Grove sts.
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The Programme Arranged by Bosses Phelan and McNab Went Through Like a
 Machine.
Some Little Opposition Was Shown Last Night When John LaCkmann a Republican, Was Nominated for Supervisor From the Sixth
 Ward.
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} For Mayor. JAMES D. PHELAN. For Assessor. ,5.DR. WASHINGTON DODGE. , 7 For Sheriff, } THEODORE F. BONNET. } AFor Public Administrator, bS; E. L. FITZGERALD. - For Auditor, JOHN H. GRADY. For District Attorney, BARCLAY HENLEY. For Treasurer, M. GREENBLATT. Fort City and County Attorney. FRANKLIN K. LANE. For superintendent of Schools. JAMES DENMAN. } For Superintendent of Streets. fN R. P. DOOLAN.
 For County Clerk, JOHN A. BROWN. For Recorder,
 MICHAEL MEAGHER.- For City and County Surveyor,
 BERNARD BIENFIELD.
 For Coroner, DIR. E. E. HILL. I'b For Police Judges, A CHARLES J. CONLAN.
  w. T. BURKE. FINLAY COOK. For Superior Judges, -. JAMES M. SEAWELL,
 WILLIAM T. WALLACE. RHODES BORDEN. FRANK J. MURASKY. For Justices of Peace. r GEORGE H. CABANNIS. HARRY McCLAUGHRY. FRANK J. BURKE. LEONARD STONE. ALFRED J. FRITZ. For Supervisors. First Ward-DR. T. w. B. LELAND. , Second Ward STEWART MENZIES. , Third Ward-LEWIS DE F. BARTLETT. Fourth Ward-OSGOOD PUT NAM. } Fifth Ward ISID O R D CUTIE. Sixth Ward-JOHN LACK MANN. , Seventh Ward-LEWIS F. BY INGTON. Eighth Ward-JULIUS PLAT SEEK. Ninth Ward - EUGENE P. MURPHY. Tenth Ward - JEREMIAH DEASY. Eleventh Ward-DR. CHAS. A. CLINTON. ] Twelfth Ward-P. F. BUTLER. For School Directors. FRANCIS POPE. ' J. W. c. MAXWELL. DR. ALFRED EICHLER. } ' WILLIAM M. CANNON } <> L. A. SANDERSON. |, CHARLES P. EELS. D. F. KEEFE. A. A. CAVAGNARO. } DIR. P. J. W. CONRAN. H. M. BRANDENSTEIN GEORGE H. LENT.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND Notice-Oceanic Steamship Com pany, 327 Market st.. San Francisco-Dividend No. s5 t1fty cents per share) will be payable on and after Saturday, October l. 1898. Trans- fer books will close on Saturday, September Secretary.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19
The Rattle Nuisance.

Rev. Mr.. Cald well has thrown q bomb
shell into the camp Of the righteous Of
Eureka, and while indignation runs riot
amongst them, there is still q larger camp
Of busted politicians and pestered mer-
chants in town who are In hearty accord
with Minister Csldwell's sentiments. The
gentleman roundly denounces the practice
OF rafting so much engaged in BY some
Of the people Of Eureka. Along about
election times Q man can hardly 60 upon
the street without being assailed by some
vexatious rattle scheme, for almost any.
thing from q rubber doll with . squeak In
10 70 . haystaek. The custom has become
exceeding dissgreeable. and IL is high time
that q vigorous. healthy objection be
registered against IL In ell Its phases.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19
PAYMENT OF FAXES

Any person charged with taxes on real
estate and personal property according 10
existing law, may, 81 his option, pay The
full smount thereof. on or before the first
Monday in December. 1898; but II he shall
pay one-hslf Of such taxes, as the same
shall appear On the assessment roll. taxed
against him, on or before the first Monday
in December, 1898, then In such case, the
remaining half Of said taxes shall not be-
come delin luent prior 10 the first Monday
in June, 1899; but II such person shall
fail 70 pay the fret half Of said taxes, 90
herein provided, then the entire tax shall
become due and shall be collected, az pro-
vided BY law, and ell taxes, Of which the
first half shall not be paid on or before
the first Monday In December, 1898, shall
be subject 70 have added thereto spenalty
OF ten per cent. together with S1.25 for
Auditors certificate and 50 for advertis-
Ing, and all taxes Of the preceding year
which remain due and unpaid on the Hrst
Monday in June, 1899, shall be subject TO,
and there shall be added thereto q like
penalty with costs a. before stated.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19
A Former Eurekan Married.

DsLsmsr Lode. Nov. 11th: Our popu-
lar townsman. Mr.. Max Shaeier. left for
Salt Lake Wednesday afternoon where. on
the l4ih inst, he will take unto himself .
lifelong partner in the person Of Miss
Lillian tFarle) Quinlin. Miss Quinlin
was favorably known here as Miss Lillian
Earle. the actress. Earle being her stage
name. MAX went away as happy as . little
boy with his irss red top boots. The
ceremony will take place In Salt Lake on
the afternoon OF the I4.h and then the
happy couple will take . short wedding
tour and be ct home to their friends In
DeLamsr about the 9Th Of December. We
wish you q world Of happiness and pros.
per.y. Mr., and Mrs. Shaefer.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19

News has been received OF she death OF
John Greenwood. He left San Francisco
in September, 1897, with q number OF
others TO 90 on 9 mining expedition. A
couple Of days before they reached Sydney.
Australia, he was taken i'll with q fever.
On arriving at sydney he was taken from
the vessel to a hospital. but declined
rapidly and died on September 8. 1898.
He was q former resident OF Virginia City.
and until the last few Years resided on
Ruby Hill, Nevada. He was 9 native Of
East Bloomfield, New Jersey, and wa 46
years OF Age.
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wanted.

OAKLAND, ALAMEDA COUNTY, CAL.,
November 8, 1898.
To the Postmaster Of Eureka, New.
Dear Sir:
am DESTROYS Of learning about one,
Mary Green, who formerly lived 10 Eureka.
II you can give mi any information about
her will you be kind enough TO do so. II
you are unable to comply with my re-
quest, may I ask you to hand this letter
70 some old resident Of your city.
Mary Green Is perhaps dead. II ID ten
years since she has been heard from. II
there is now any person Of the name Of
Green in Eureka. I shall be glad 10 CORE.
spond with them. for II Mary Green II
dead, I wish TO find her heirs-atlaw.
Any person who will give me valuable
information concerning her or her heirs
will be suitably rewarded.
Thanking you in advance for the favor
Of 3 reply, I Am, very respectfully.
DARWIN @. DEGoLIA.
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The Buck board Mail Service.

The White Pine News has the following
comment on our explanation in q recent
issue, regarding the blackboard route:
The people Of Ely do appreciate the
California papers and for that reason we
would raise no objection IL the stage were
only occasionally late On account Of the
train being late at Pslisade. But 10 the
western mail oisener late now than IL was
g month ago? The blackboard contractors
showed their ability to make schedule
time from August 1st to October LIST, then
they suddenly commenced their present
tactics. There lie no new factor in the
situation except Mr.. Cook. We will have
patience with him for q short time longer,
and then, if q change is not made for the
better, steps will be taken to advise the
department OF the true situation. We be-
lieve that the people Of Eureka will be
with Us.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19
SAM DAVIS APPRECIATION.

OFFICE CARSON APPEAL, Nov. 16, 1898.
EDITOR SENTINEL: Permit me through
the columns Of your paper to thank the vo.
tiers Of Eureka county for the generous
support they gave me on last Tuesday. II
was the largest plurality that I received
in the State and I appreciate it.
I trust that during my term Of Office l
will be able to justify the confidence the
Silver men Of Eureka county placed In me
on election day.
Silver had the fight Of Its life In Nevada
en- the 9Th and achieved q victory which IL
may ever recall with pride. Trusting that
In 1900 the friends Of silver may be fight
ing under one banner and In one division
instead Of three. Yours respectfully,
SAN DAVIS.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19
THE OFFICIAL CANVASS.

The Board OF County Commissioner
met In the courtroom Tuesday afternoon
and canvassed the election returns sent 10
from the various precincts throughout The
county. The canvass was delayed several
days on account OF the on-sppesrance OF
the Beowawe returns, which we're expected
on last Thursdays train. The SENTINEL
has been unable 10 learn why they were
not delivered until Tuesday noon Of this
week. No interest whatever was mani
tested In the canvass OF the Board. but
one or two citizens strollipg into the big
courtroom during the meeting. The table
Of returns published elsewhere in this
issue Of the SENTINEL is now complete and
according 70 the Official returns made up
by the Board Of Csnvsssers Tuesday.
The following Is q list Of the successful
who will 60 into office on the first Monday
In January:
Senator-P. II. HUI.
Assemblymen-Robert Rsftice, E. W.
fremont.
District Judge-A. L. Fitzgerald.
Sheriff.. A. Burdick.
CLERK and Tressurer-J. II. Hoegh.
Distrio. Attorney and Superintendent Of
Pnblic Schools-George A. Bartlett.
ASSESSOR. @. Powell.
Recorder-Willism Spinner.
LANG Tavm Fraaer.
Short Term Commissioner-W. 8. Hs-
worth.
surveyor-John Psrdy.
Public Administrstor-Clsy simms.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Eureka Township. A. Wilson. Justice
Of the Peace. John McKernsn. Constable.
PalisAde Township--R. W. Miles, Justice
Of the Peace. N. Hawkins, Constable.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19
Grundits vs.. The DeLamar Co.

Doc Holmes drove In from Ely Sunday
night and brought with him Chss. Grun-
ditz, and his attorney, F. x. Murphy,
ESQ, also E. J. and George Paul. wit
nessss 10 the case Of Grunditz vs.. The De-
Lamar Company. for $50, 900 damages for
personal injuries sustained while plaintiff
WAS In the employ Of the company at De-
Lamar. The case was set for trial on the
18th inst. before Judge Hawley in the q.
s. Circuit Court at Carson. Hon. Thos.
Wren 10 also Of counsel for plaintiff.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19
PURITY OF ELECrIoNs ACT.

Candidates have been busy during the
week preparing and fling their state
ments Of expenses incurred In the recent
election. They have fifteen days in which
70 do this after Che day Of election, which
will give them until the 23d Of this month
to comply with the law. The auditing and
disbursing committees, however, have
twenty-one days after the completion OF
the official canvass Of the result OF the
election in which to file their statements.
This will give the committees until Tues
day, December 9th.
The Purity Of Elections Act 10 probably
n OF the least popular Of the many un-
popular acts passed by the Nevada Legis-
~lsture; not because of its cumbersome and
technical requirements, but because Of the
knowledge that what it seeks TO accom-
plisb Is not only far from being attained
by Its provisions. but II is generally con-
sidered as an induoemens to perjury rather
than a prevention of corruption. The old
law OF 1873 contains q number of sections
which specially provide the severest penal.
ties for corruption In elections. which. il
enforced, would bring about the desired
result to the satisfaction Of every man who
has the best interests and welfare Of the
commonwealth at heart.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The Board Of County Commissioners
met on the ilth, 18th and 18th. The full
posrd vas present at each meeting and
allowed q number Of bills for election ex.
penses.
A'ths meeting on the 18th the following
order was passed I: That from and after
this date, and until further notice, the
Marion Of the County Hospital be, and
she is hereby allowed the sum Of 81 rs per
Tor each patient. up to and including four,
and Tor each additional patient, rs cents
per day. The other part Of the contract
with said Mstron TO remain as ct present."
This new arrangement lie believed to be
only Just and equitable owing to the fact
that The number Of patients In the County
Hospital has greatly decreased since the
old terms for their care we're arranged.
During the past four years the patients
have averaged about six. Only four pa
tients are now in the Hospital, and this
has been the average for some time. With
this small number 10 Is found by the Ma
iron to be impossible to make both ends
meet. and therefore the new terms have
been entered into as above 30. forth.
A petition was received from taxpayers
on behalf Of M. P. Murphy.
OFFICIAL BONDS.
The Board ordered that the following
bonds be filed BY the newly elected off,
GERS: Sheriff, $40. 900 County Clerk and
Treasurer. 500. 1000; District Attorney,
$4,000; Assessor, $4,000; Recorder, IS, 900;
County Surveyor. $500 ; Public Admins.
traitor, 81, 600 Justice Of the Peace, ST..
600 Constable. 81. 200 County Commits
sioners (esch) 5 5000.
The Board adjourned 70 Saturday, No.
vember 10, 1898.
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Entertainment, and Dance.

81. James Episcopal Sunday School will
give q grand entertainment, followed BY 9
dance. q. the Eureka Opera House on one
Of the evenings between Christmas and
New Years. The exact date has not yet
been decided upon, but arrangements are
already being made to insure the affair 9
splendid success. 1t Is to be given for the
benefit OF the Sunday School, and aliberal
patronage Is therefore Q certainty.
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silver Party Ratification.

The Eureka County Silver Party Cen
trail Committee has arranged TO celebrate
In grand style the victory Of the party
ticket at the polls In the recent election.
Big bonhres will be lighted on Main street
this Saturday night, and in the inter
walls between the booming Of the anvils the
Ruby Hill band will discourse lively and
popular music. All good silveri.es should
turn out and make the celebration 8 rous.
ing success.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19

Miss Emma Erickson, daughter OF
John Erickson Of Eureka. was married
on Wednesday evening of last week to
Walter A. Brown Of Tusoarora. The we'd
ding took place At the Depot Hotel 81
Elko. Rev. J. A. Plummer officiating.
The bride is q Eureka raised girl Of
whom Mr.. Brown may we'll be proud. and
her many friends here wish her lifelong
happiness.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19
More Fakfrs.

Arizona Bill, q travelling showman-by
wagon-sooompanied by Sonora Bonita,
made an appearance at the Opera House
Monday night. A part Of Eureks's easy
people got bit as usual, but IL 10 gratifying
30 motto that the numbss OF sullible folks
In This good tswn ID decreasing.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19

Governor Sadler to-day received the
resignation Of Judge Cheney Of the Sec
ond Judicial District. to take effect on the
25th instant, and appointed b. F. Curler
to fill the unexpired term. Mr.. Curler is
the newly elected Judge and would have
taken his seat the irs, Of the year.-Csr-
son News, Nov, l6.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19
McMenomy Ranch Sold.

Rowdy MoMsnomy has sold his ranch
and cattle in Newark Valley. White Pine
county, to Nick Ratio. The sale was made
on last Wednesday. and Rowdy left for De-
Lamar Friday. He does not intend to
leave the country for good, however. and
will probably return here after q short
time.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19

The first snowstorm Of the Winter In
Eureka made its appearance Wednesday
night. Only about two inches fell, which
was sufficient. however. to be heartily well
coined for its service in laying the fine
alkali dust that has been so dissgreeabls
during the latter part OF the Fall.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19
Appointed Deputy Clerk.

J. N. Rousey has been appointed . dep.
uty clerk by County Clerk J. II. Hoegh.
The duties OF the Office do not interfere
with Mr.. Roussy's position as conductor
on the e. 4 P. R. R., and the appointment
IL made for the convenience Of citizens
residing 10 the north end Of shs county,
who may have business with the Clerks
office.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19

The blockade on the O. p. has been Q
matter OF serious inconvenience to Eureka
merchants, who had q number Of large
shipments tied up for several days. The
tunnel and sheds have been repaired, and
freight and passenger trains are now mov-
ing reuulariv.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19

To arrive ct Lambert's to-day, BY OK.
press, fresh dressed turkeys and chickens.
Also, q general assortment Of good things
that 70 to make q way up Thanksgiving
dinner. Also lettuce and celery.
California Flour. for Cash, So 90 per 100
pounds, at Lambert's.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-11-19

The cost Of school books in California,
where they furnish books to the children
at the cost Of manufacture is over 10 per
cent less than the people Of Nevada pay
for similar books under the private con-
tract System. The Eastern contract ring
still occupy Nsvsds.- Bridgspost Chfon'
icls- Unioh,
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Grand ChsncerIor,s visit.

g.. j. Hodgkinson. Grand Chancellor Of
the Knights of Pythias Of Nevada, Is visit.
ing the various lodges Of the State. He
expects 10 be In Eureka to visit Beatiio
Lodge No. z, Tuesday evening. November
az. The attendance Of sill members in
good standing at the meeting on that
evening IL earnestly desired.
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Card of Thanks.

Mrs. P. +. Mcbride wishes 70 return
her sincere thanks 10 all those persons
who rendered 90 many k~indnsssss 70 hss
mother daring hsf lons.eoutanusd tllnes1.