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The San Francisco call., 1899-06-19
GOVERNOR GAGE ARRIVES.
Reaches the Palace and Shuts Him
self Within His Room

Governor Henry T. Gage arrived from
Sacramento last evening. He retired to his
apartments at the Palace and would give
no response to the many cards sent to
him. A most anxious crowd had gathered
in the court to welcome the Chief Execu-
tive, but their fondest hopes were shat
tered by the asperity of the Governor,
whose individuality was two-fold last
night Though in he was mot in"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PILES-PETER FREILING'S pile salve, 81 per
box: warranted to cure all of bleeding,
itching. external internal protruding
piles without fail, matter of how long
standing 1928 Devisadero St, Suffer.
ROOMS papered from IS; whitened. 81 up;
painting done. Hartman Paint Co., 319 Sd st.
BAD tenants elected for 81; collections made;
city o, or country PACIFIC COLLECTION IL &c ion
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

Bulow, Yreka IE D Carolan. Chicago
c ] Fry Yreka Mrs Hubbard Cal
II II Hunter Colorado Miss Hubbard. Cal
w Bragg & W, Sacto IC Gray. Orovile
Mrs e Eldred Sacto ICi w Stewart, Mass
H Corson. N ~ Dye, jacobson
r Effey Santa Cruz e W Clark, S l. Obispo
A H Conger Los Ang Maud Gale, San Jose
Blight Grass Valley Mrs w H Lathenneld'
Baron !" Faifenburg' ns i Cal Mrs E Cole. San Mgu
r A Rogers. Cal Mrs L Cole. Miguel
Creole. Greede, Ariz WP Johnson, l. Gatos
I w Henshaw, Oakld IC p Bailey, Cal
DR. Harrison Yreka f H q chell, Montana
n Pike Fresno A c Frye & W, Cal
Boyd Smith Spokane 5 Mighavacca & W, Cal
L Beckwitt, Cal u Smith. Cal
W Pinkston. Auburn j NJ Peart College CITY
Bosher. Menlo C B Bills San jose
] Dennis,
PALACE HOTEL.
B Weyl, Portland S Ullman, n
c NJ Hunter, Rafael e n Cox & WI, Cal
Miss NJ Hunter. Cal c Fraser. Denver
G A BREEDER e. W, Mo G Berry. Baltimore
L Strother and wife, H Gabriel & W, city
Canada L A Crane Cruz
Mrs B F stratton.N Mrs L H Toeful, Cal
E L O'Bryan. n y Grau. Lima
] M Heller y S A s Matas, Guatemala
H w Rowland. Eng v Richter, Mexico
F Devine England C Gruner, Berlin
B Bretherton. Rooser, Berlin
P johnson, Fresno ID w Ravenscroft, Cal
Mrs W Russer, Kas j c Ainsworth. ore
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
F L Manor fam, AT G f Smith and wife
Ben Fletzer Rhoed Boise City Idaho
A Small. Barbara A r Moulton & family
r FetsaU Martinez Chico
p G Combs Alameda ] P Murtha & W. n Y
] Mullhoy San Jose p Mccain, Portland
Gummon. Oregon A King, ogden
Gummon, Oregon r Gerisch & ram, W
c r Harpin Boston c Miller & W. China
r Ouigley Boston Clarence Fray, Cnlna
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


DIVIDEND NOTICE-The German Savings
and Loan Society. 526 California st.-For the
half year ending June 80 1899. a dividend has
been declared at the rate of four (D per
cent per annum on term deposits and three
and one-thrd g 1-9 per cent per annum on
and after Saturday. July l. 1899.
GEO. TOURNY, Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-San Francisco Savings
Union, 5S2 California St, corner Webb-For
the half year ending with the 3Otn OF June,
per Of four % per cent on term de-
posts and three and one-third g 1-3) per cent
ordinary deposits, free of taxes, payable
and after Saturday. July I. 1899
LOWELL WHITE, Cashier.
DIVIDEND notice-Dividend No. 6S twenty
five cents per share) OF the Hutchinson Sugar
Plantation Company will be payable at the
after TUESDAY, June 20. 1899 Transfer
books will close on WEDNESDAY, June a.
1899, at o'clock p.
e H SHELDON. Secretary.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED to-day-Wagon maker: quartz min
ers; drift gravel miners; rough carpenter
for mine house carpenter; woodsmen OF al
kinds, fare advanced; blacksmith for wagon
shop; blacksmith for lumber camp; black
smith helpers carriage work; carriage
painter: mixers: farmers; choremen; stable
men; fence builders laborers for mines.
Quarries railroad work and brick yard put-
ter maker: coachman and gardener; man
about place and many others all at going
wages Call and examine our list before en-
gaging j. F. CROSETT d Gu oze oacra-
meDtO 81
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for resort. $40; cook and wife.
private family $50: restaurant cook. $40 week
walters: baker for camp. $40; porter and ele-
vator man, 81 week; second cook country ho-
tel. $40; dishwashers and others; J. b. CRO-
SETT & CO.. 62S SACRAMENTO So.
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MURRAY & READY.
634-63G Clay st

FRUIT PICKERS. FRUIT PTCE-E,Pa
For large orchard and canning company
20 strong boys or men to pick and mack
fruit, etc, $40 and found, long JOB to go
MURRAY & READY
634-636 Clay St
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COOK for men large orchard company; good
wages see boss here. MURRAY & READY.
634- -636 Clay ST.
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EXPERIENCED grocery clerk country store
single young man. California references
MURRAY & READY
Clay
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................. HOTELS, ETC .................
Second cook, summer resort, $50; broiler, S45;
cook for a small resort, north, $50 and fare
advanced: pantryman, springs. $2o waiter,
springs. 800; waiter. country hotel, S25 Ger
man waiter, country hotel, s25; dishwashers,
city and country. 500; silverman, $40;
washer and starcher summer resort. $40 and
found and free fare; flannel washer laun-
dry, SAP so and found. c. r. HANSEN & CO..
104 Geary ST.
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The games proved a feature Of the day
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HELP wANTED-Cont,nuea.


MURRAY & READY. Pbore Main 5s4s
Leading Employment and Labor AGENTS.
WI, WI: Want VA FROM A NJ MONDAY......
WIN tRr Paa everybody who wants work
80 '1tsau this Any strong willing man
can do this work k. 10 ''------e ~
3O 30 common laborers. near .s42 and found
lor banking company. ny..............
% % PICK and shovel men, city. $50 and found
TO THE GOLD S5y SSTk %f1Fs Long 81 Z day
25 want TO go Monday afternoon. on..............
n,,ira9 rl53re common laborers no experience re-
faborerUan fu On inns job Wages 81 IS to 50 20 day
eis around the coal mines.
NOR. sA AWMILL HELP. P................
Ce lure lumber pilers..............s3O and found
O4oSscut sawyers. $35 and found ..............
Timber fellers
SSnIngIe joggers. .Jackscrewers
Conn turner's ............... Redwood peelers
Vra-iJII IaDorers for the sawmills and woods
Z, ,0QqGhoppers. rs........................Tie makers
% 3366AdLRoAD scra aoA WORK. RAILROAD WORK
WlSG Anr headermen. driliers, laborers for tunnel
a HAY Ia5 FIELDS. HARVEST FIELDs- Is D Jay
CaliFonntto H. 70 work in hay fields. all parts of
Men - Ia -.......S32 so and sS5 and found
-neh TO drive header wagons s....................
Hav hai ''..-........$45 and $40 and found
FOR RANCHES. D DAIRiES.
experjennes Iuase ranch, 10 men to dig bitches, no
~ tearnsters. same ranch
'V ialHl' orchard and vineyard hands..........
Mixers diifo. $25 and $50 and found
49,. $40 S25 and $50 and found
NhoFehdh Tor residence on nch........,.....
- 80 .S25 and found
Butterrnaker and milker. ....... $40 and found
,..'.,...''.-:... STABLEMEN -
fiosLers city and country, SIS and so and
iouhd 49,: :-....--.....-..
puSSS "tsIers s.. $50
blacksmiths for mines ranches a,d ,o,,,,+-,,
shopsi olacksmith's helpers CITY and countrv
- aHlte cutters ...............S Sc day
bridge carpenter. ............ mil ba,c+ ID
Inachinist. country shop. .sbeetiron worker
laborers for city factory; man to work in
foundry; chore boys. etc; roustabout fof
packing house.
MURRAY {. READY.
634636 Clay st.
FRUIT PICKERS. FRUIT PICKFRs
20 strong boys men to pick and mack
fruit, etc, $50 and found, long jon to 20
Monday. Call early.
MURRAY & READY.
6S4-636 Clay ST.
EXPERIENCED grocery clerk. country store,
single young man, California references
MURRAY & READY
634-636 Clay st.
BAKER for the mines S45 and found; baker
for railroad camp, $40 and found; bakers
cook and waiter. railroad camp, $40 and $40
and found; chef cook. $50 and found; cooks
for springs and resorts, hotels, restaurants.
etc, $35 TO S65 and found; head waiter and
walters, same country hotel; walters. springs.
city and country hotels, restaurants, etc.
porter and runner; pantry men, dishwashersj
experienced milk wagon driver, city. s12 week,
MURRAY & READY,
634-636 Clay st.
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MEN wanted-Laborers drillmen and team
sters on railroad work; fare Oakdale to
Sonora free. Apply to BUCKMAN, 302 Mont
gomery st.
WANTED-20 pick and shovel men at 81 75 per
day Devisadero and Broadway, city.
BUSH. 421. above Kearny.Choice rooms: gas
and stationary washstand; 15c, 2sc W
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FIRST CLASS hotel butcher, with experience,
in some large, first-class hotel, s75 and found.
C. r HANSEN & CO. 104 Geary st.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17
Dividing the Sp0ils.

The New York Times says: The division
OF the spoils OF the Jeffries-F itzsimmons
fight was as follows: Half Of the receipts
went 70 the Coney Island Sporting club
and half to the contestants. The amount
taken in at the door was $S5 ,270.
Half OF the admission money amounted
to'S42, 635. OF this Fitzsimmons received
GO per cent, or s25, PSI, and Jeffries 40 per
cent, or ST. 54. The purse said to have
offered by the club was $4,000. In the
event Of Jeffries winning this was to be
equally divided thereby making Fitzsim.
mons total receipts s35, 5S1, and Jeffries'
S27. 054.
II IL declared that Fitzsimmons would
not make the match until he had been
guaranteed the large end Of the purse and
gate money, owing TO his reputation and
position. Manager Brady accepted 40 per
cent for his man, believing that in the
long run such an amount and a decision
were worth more than 60 per cent and a
defeat,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17

The White Pine News says that DR.. Alex
Gibson has decided TO locate 81 Ely.
The DeLamsr. Lincoln county postofice
will be reduced TO the fourth class July /.
Gen. R. M. Clsrke's condition is slowly
improving, but he is still dangerously low.
Professor Coghill has resigned the chair
OF English literature in the State univer-
sity.
Frank Encinss was arrested in Nye
county last week on q charge Of horse
stealing and lodged in Jail at lone.
The marriage OF Miss Pearl Hunt OF
Berkely. Cal. and Herbert Macintosh OF
Lovelock. New. took place in st. Marks
church. Berkely, last Monday evening.
The match game OF ball between the
Elko and Battle Mountain mines played al
the latter place Sunday, resulted in & vic
tory for the Elko boys by q score Of 10 to
8.
Guy H. Borland, who attempted suicide
in San Francisco last Wednesday, lie Q
native Of Reno and a son OF James H. Bor
land, formerly 9 we'll known resident Of
this town.-Journal.
The washoe county bank was the high
est bidder for the Wsdsworth schoo
bonds, offering s16,075 for the $4,000
worth Of bonds. Seven bids in all wer'
received from Chicago TO Los Angeles.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17

oliver Lee and James GillilAnd we're
acquitted Tuesday At Hillsboro, New Mex
leo, OF the murder Of Henry Fountain, the
son OF Colonel A. J. Fountain.
The total number OF fatalities among
the American troops in the Philippines
since the commencement Of hostilities 10
1929. That for the month Of May alone
was SOC.
To obtain the necessary force OF clerks
Tor the census, Director Merriam has
adopted q plan Of s%lloting 9 pro rata num-
Der to each State, dividing this number
among the members OF each Congressional
delegation.
Bob Fitzsimmons denies that be wrote
10 q man in Cincinnati advising him not
10 back him (Fitzsimmons) In the fight.
He says he does not know the man referred
TO and the letter is 9 forgery.
Baron Christiani, who assaulted Presi-
dent Loubet with q cane at the Anteuil
races, June 4, was sentenced Tuesday at
Paris to four years imprisonment.
Cristiani was tried before the Correctional
Police Court.
The Jeffries- Fitzsimmons prize fight,
which took place at Coney Island. N. Y,
on Friday night Of last week. Was won BY
Jeffries in eleven rounds. II Is stated that
a match has now been arranged between
the victor and Sharkey.
Hon. Timothy Guy Phelps, Chairman
Of the Board Of Regents Of the University
OF California, former Collector Of the Port
Of San Francisco and for forty years a
prominent resident Of California, died
Sunday at San Carlos, his suburban home
in San Mateo county, Cal.
Admiral Dewey has written to one OF hii
friends at Philadelphia that he will mo-
accept the residence which was to be pur-
chased by popular subscription and pre-
scented 10 him, but that he will reques
that the money be employed in establish.
ing and maintaining . ~sailors' refuge TO b,
located at New York, Philadelphia. Boston
or Baltimore.
A cyclone in Wisconsin on the night o
June IL destroyed the town Of New Rich
mond and killed g large number Of th
inhabitants. the town contained abou
two thousand people. and the larger POI
ton Of the living are houssless and home
less. The town was crowded with peopi
from the country who had been attendin
circus that was showing there. Cloud
bursts in Minnesota and in portions {
Wisconsin are doing much damage.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17
Grand Chapser Election.

Al Virginia City last Tuesday the follow
ing named persons were elected as officers
of the Grand Chapter, R. A. N. for the en-
suing year:
Most Excellent High Priest, A. o..
Percy; Right Excellent Deputy High
Priest, M. A. Murphy; Right Excellent
King, J. b. Hoegh; Right Excellent Scribe,
William MCMILLAN; Right Excellent Treas
urer, Enoch Strother; Right Excellent
Secretary. @. N. Noteware; Excellent Cap.
tain Of the Host, W. W. Stephens; Excell-
emit Royal Arch Captain, Joe Miller.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17

This morning the attorneys for Nc
MILAN finished the examination Of those
precincts alleged, with the exception Of
Ruby Hill. They will introduce these
ballots by consent, probably, some time
on Wednesday.
Mr.. Dswley, County Clerk Of Elko
county, was on the stand this morning.
He originally brought with him the ballots
from those precincts which the relator had
alleged as being invalid for distinguish
ing marks. Ssdler's attorneys, however,
desired the whole county, and on Satur.
day night they instructed Mr.. Dswley to
telegraph for the remaining ballots and
boxes. They arrived by express this
morning.
MoMilIan's attorneys, upon cross-exam-
nation, brought out the fact that the
ballots SO consigned from Elko county
had not been under the custody Of the
County Clerk; that he could not testify
positively Of his own knowledge whether
they could have been tempered with or
not. and that for these reasons they were
not properly in evidence.
The court took the objections under ad-
vissment and the ballots were counted
subject TO the subsequent rulings Of the
court.
Mr.. Dawley desired TO impress upon all
parties concerned that he deemed II in the
interest Of justice that all the ballots
voted in his county should be counted and
investigated. He failed to account, how
ever, for his failure 10 demand mileage
from Ssdler's attorneys before testifying
in respondents behalf. The question was
asked him on cross-examination, but his
answer was evasive.
Possibly 10 was an oversight upon his
part. and in all probability Sadler will see
TO IL that Dswley is paid mileage just as
MCMILLAN grsciously did before the County
Clerk was asked . question.
North Ruby, Wells and Toano precincts.
all Of which returned Mcmillan pluralities,
we're offered in evidence by Sadler's attor-
neys. Objections were offered on both
sides. The most flsgrant irregularities
we're found In four ballots from Toano.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17
All Guess Work.

The ~gubernatorial contest case will prob.
ably last all this week. After the recount
Is completed the court will have to pass
upon the validity Of the ballots objected to
on both sides, and their name Is legion.
All Of the talk about Mcmillan gaining
such number in g certain precinct and
Sadler In another. is bosh. The ballets
that are objected to by the attorneys Of
either party are set aside and no ruling
has been made upon any Of them. Each
ballot will be ruled upon separately, and
until this is completed the result will not
be known. and all Of the estimates made
before that time will be merely guess
work.-Reno Journal.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17
Supreme Court Contests Expensive

The contest over the Go~vsrnorship has
developed the fact that IL is an expensive
luxury to file objections in court. The
costs are thirty cents for each ballot that
Ia introduced % evidence. for 10 becomes
an exhibit" In the case. Every tally
sheet or other exhibit costs the same.
Carson Appeal.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17

The stockmen Of this section have de-
cided to have a hide inspector in Belmont
in order TO comply with the strict ''hide
law" passed by the last Legislature. They
have presented q petition 10 the Board OF
Commissioners and an inspector will soon
be appointed, and all vendors Of beef will
be required to exhibit the hide for inspeo-
tion before they will be permitted to sell
the beef.-Courier.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17
Death Of ID. y. BatIey's Mother.

Judge D. E. Bailey yesterday received
the sad news OF the death Of his aged
mother, Mrs. Lydia G. Bailey. at Sidney.
Ohio. Mrs. Bailey Was the widow Of Mil.
ton Bailey and was in her n~inenty-second
year. Her death was not unexpected as
recent reports had stated that she was
failing. Mrs. Bailey was one Of the pio-
neers Of Utah. having settled there In
1886. Judge Bailey last saw his mother
in sas.-Washington olympiAn. April 20.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17
THE aovERNoRsHIP CONTEST
SIXTH DAY.

Comfy CLERK Dawley Of EIko county
was sworn, and testified as to the proper
care and custody Of the Elko county bal
lots. The boxes and envelopes showed
careful sealing, In fact we're In splendid
condition.
Mardis precinct was the first batch oil
voses 10 receive attention. The count
here stood 10 for Ssdler and 2 for Nc
MILAN. Realtors attorneys found seven
ballots they thought sufficiently dissin-
guished and identified BY erssures and
peculiar marks all the way from 9 figure 4
70 . spider web, and promptly objected
thereto. while ssdlers attorneys putt in n
objection TO a MCMILLAN ballot.
weiland precinct showed mp . ballot
which respondents attorneys deemed
worthy Of an objection.
Lamoille presented g bunch OF badly
disigured ballots. RelAtor objected to IL
thereof and respondent took exceptions to
2.
In the precinct of Columbia the relator
found one bad ballot; in Huntington VAL
ley and In South Ruby Valley 5, most oil
them badly erased and SCARED.
Mcmillan will make . gain here Of three,
80 10 is estimated by some OF the onlook-
ers. sadler's attorneys ~endeavored to
stand the gain off by Directing TO A.. In
O'Neal and Mound Valley the relator took
nine objections. while the respondent took
five. Al North Fork the official canvass
returned seventeen for Ssdler and two for
MCMILLAN.
The count showed that the returns for
Sadler should have been but sixteen. Re
lator's counsel also excepted to three badly
crossed ballots. Tuscarors was q close
preoinct for both Mcmillan and Ssdler,
and both were eager for illegal ballots
Relator's attorneys thought they had good
cause for taking seventeen objections. and
attorneys for Sadler were Of the opinion
that they had q cinch on twenty Of Mo
Millan's ballots. In the box Eve rejected
ballots were found, which we're offered,
Relstor objected to two and respondent
TO three.
In South Fork each side claimed an IL
legal ballot, and at Camp Halleck Nc
Millan's attorneys excepted to three and
SAdler's TO two. The big precinct of Elkt
followed. II was q closely watched ant
laborious task, but as o whole the voter
OF Elko understood the Australian ballo
law. Relstor objected 70 fifteen and re
spondent to sixteen and one rejected one
offered by McMillsn's attorneys. Thil
ballot was found in the box, evidently re
jeoted by the inspector Of election. A
mares nest wss then turned up In th'
precinct OF Halleck Station. Sadler go
eighteen votes here and Mcmillan eight.
The returns, when opened, showed eigh
Sadler ballots with the names Of justic'
and constable for township officers to b.
elected. The writing was all in differen
ohirography; also one Sadler ballot fount
with the word ''protest," written In tn
lower right hand corner.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17
Notice to Creditors.
In the Third Judicial District
Court of the state Of Nevada. ia
and for Eureka County.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Martin
Phantom, Deceased.

~ undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified by the Third Judicial District
Court Of the State of Nevada, in and for Eu-
reks county, as Administrator of the estate of
Martin Piantoni. late of said county. deceased.
All creditors having claims against said
estate are required to file the same with proper
attached. with the Clerk Of the Court
within forty days of the first publication of this
notice. JACOB KUoHEL,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Martin Pisntoni,
deceased.
Dated Eureka. Nevada, June is, 1899.
PETER BaEKS, Attorney for Administrator.
init
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17
Lands for Patent.

Commissioner Hermann OF the General
Land Office on Monday transmitted to the
Secretary Of the Interior for approval a
list Of lands for the State OF Nevada
amounting TO 25,4l4 acres In part satis-
faction of the grant Of 1000. 900 under the
act OF June 16, 1889.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17
BORN.

In Eureka. Nevada, June Il. 1899, to the wife
Of Bert L. Smith, q daughter.
In Eureka. Nevada. Jnne Is. 1899. to the wife
Of Albert Allen, . daughter.
At Ruby Hill. Eureka county. Nevada, June
ID, 1899, to the wife Of Edward Hicks, q
daughter.
At Duckwster, Nye county. Nevada, June Q,
1899, TO the wife of ~seraphine Rogantini, 3 son
In Lsmoille Valley. Elko county, Nevada,
June a. 1899. to the wife Of Luther Butler
t~wins-both boys.
At Ely. White Pine county. Nevada, June II,
1899, TO the wife Of John Clendening, twins
both girls.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17

Elko Independent: The indications are
that the Redman Transportation company
will abandon the attempt to run the steam
wagon between Elko and Tuscarors. The
engine will work we'll where the ground is
hard, bat when a soft place 10 struck the
wheels slip and IL is impossible TO move
the load. The engine is now on one Of the
back streets OF the town, where II will
probably remain until shipped back to
California.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17
Comstock Labor troubles Settled

ComstOck Labor Troubles Settled.
s. F. Bulletin, June 10: The threatened
trouble on the Comstock between the
Virginia Miners Union and q number Of
electricians employed in the underground
work at the O. and u. shaft has been
averted and the whole matter settled by
the electricians acceding to the demands
Of the miners and joining the union. II
is a matter Of general congrstulstion that
this incident. which was greatly magniAed
in certain quarters, was settled.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17
Nevada Boundary Line survey.

By the recent government survey Ne
vada gains 3 strip Of land less than half a
mile in width ct the large end Of Lake
Tahoe. The entire length Of the line run
was over AGO miles. missing the fixed
point on the Colorado river by over 400
feet.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-17

Anna Held was awarded the first prize
for beauty ct the Fete of Flowers in Paris
and declared to be the handsomsst woman
In ell France.