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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10
NEVADA NEWS ITEMS.

Thomas Souter, Q pioneer resident of
Elko county, died 81 Carlin May 81.
The Lode says Ex-Governor Adams 10
about to start q drst-class meat market st
DeLamar.
The Silver State now has its linotype
machines at work and promises It's readers
more reading matter.
DR.. A. Huffaker Of Carson has been ap-
pointed ss physician 81 the State Prison TO
take effect on June 18th.
Carson 10 the possessor Of 9 frebug who
has made three attempts TO destroy the
town within q short time.
The warm weather 10 bringing the new
grass forth in fine shape and feed on the
ranges will soon be good.
@. N. Harris, formerly publisher of the
Carson Index. delivered the address on
Memorial Day in San Francisco.
James Bews, Q prominent sheepman Of
Elko county. died last Sunday Of heart
disease while en- route to Salt Lake.
The members Of the Nevada troop in
Manila will receive travel pay Of from $50
TO S75 II mustered out in San Francisco.
The News says that 9 quarter Of . mill
ion dollars is paid in salaries in Carson
every year and yet the town does not
prosper.
8. Summsrield has fled Q bill against
the town Of Reno for legal services as
special counsel for the late City Council
Of 81, $50.
D. E. Williams. late Of San Jose. bat
formerly the proprietor Of the Genoa
Courier, has purchased a half interest in
the paper.
E. Pierinne, Q we'll known saloon keeper
and farmer Of Dayton, committed suicide
in Carson Tuesday BY shooting himself in
the mouth.
The Ormsby county grand jury has ig-
nored the charge against J. F. Lynd,
accused OF setting FIRE TO Vonderhyde's
harness shop last week.
The Dispatch claims there are more i'm
provsments in progress in Wadsworth In
the line of erection Of new buildings than
any other town in the State.
R. K. Coloord will lose his position OF
superintendent when the Carson mint ID
reduced TO an assay Office, but he may re-
ceivs the appointment Of chief assayer.
Elko Independent: The Tidings has
again changed hands. Phil Triplet hal
severed his connection with IL and hal
gone TO Lovelook TO accept q position OF
| the Tribune.
Out Of i,10O sheep Robert Weloh los
eighty from blood poisoning ct Lovelocl
while sheAring. II was caused by dip
which took effect whenever the shears Gu
into the skin.
Lovelook, Humboldt county, will hav
a great wheat crop this year. 1t il est
mated that ii will be fifty per cent NOR
than any year in Its history and full
double that Of 1898.
A mortgage for 81. SOC, 900 on the Ne
vads, California and Oregon Railroad hs
been executed in favor Of Moran Bros. {
New York. This money will bs used
! extending the road into Oregon,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10

The competitive examination for sp-
pointmsnt ~ . cadet 70 West Point will
be held in the High School room in Reno
ats A. NJ. Monday. june 10. 1899. All
candidates are required 10 b present on
that day aud at the hour named.
The applicant whs stands highest in the
examination will receive 81 the hands Of
the Hon. Francis @. Nswlands the appoint
ment of cadet 70 West Point. The appli-
can't who stands next highest will receive
the appointment Of alternate. In the az
animation the physical condition and
aptitude for the profession will be consid-
cred - well - the mental capacity. The
circular containing the necessary qualih-
cations will be sent upon application 70
DR.. Stubs. p. T. PHILLIPS,
j. E. BRAY,
J. e. sTuBBs.
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-Four more districts are 70 be heard from.
As compared with last years returns
Eureka district has fallen short nine chill
dren Of school age; the returns for 1925
for this district showing . total Of 2s3.
This is unfortunate, o IL will materially
Affect the amount OF funds due this dis
trict by spportionment Of the school
moneys.
The school laws make IL the duty Of the
County superintendent Of Public Schools
to spportion the school moneys among the
several school districts Of his county as
follows:
Firss-He must ascertain the number Of
teachers each district Is entitled to, by
calculating one teacher for every seventy
five census children or fraction thereof, o.
shown by the next preceding school oensus.
Second-He must ascertain the total
number OF teachers for the county BY add
ing together the number OF teachers as
signed to the several districts. upon the
basis Of one teacher 70 each seventy.ive
census children or fraction thereof.
Third-Forty per cent Of the amount Of
the spportionmens from the State and
County School Fund shall be apportioned
equally to each district for every teacher
assigned 1t, upon the basis Of ~seventy-hve
census children or fraction thereof.
Fourth-Ail school moneys remaining
on hand after spporsioning forty per cent
Of the State and county apportionment
equally to each district for every teacher
assigned 10, upon the basis Of s~even,y.Aye
census children or fraction thereof. must
be apportioned TO the several districts in
proportion TO the number Of children
between the ages Of six and eighteen years.
ss returned by the School Trustees and
Census Marshsls, and to forthwith notify
the County Treasurer, County Auditor
and the School Trustees. In writing. Of
such apportionment in detail. He shall
make such spportionment On the first
Monday in January Of each year. and
quarterly thereafter.
During the past year the Trustees have
been employing five teachers In the Eu-
reka High School. Under the apportion-
ment they have only been entitled TO four.
but have been enabled to employ an extra
teacher by reason Of having on hand q
sufficient surplus. They have now reached
the bottom Of their reserve, however,
and q more rigid economy will probably
have to be enforced. The public in no
way criticises the Board, Is il fully under
stands that the best interest Of ,he school
authorized the employment Of an
additional teacher. A less number Of
teachers must be employed. wages will
have to be out, 9 shorter term of school
had or an election will have to be called
for the purpose Of submitting the question
whether q tax shall be raised 10 keep the
school In Eureka district open for 9
longer period than the ordinary funds
will allow.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10
HOrae Thief Arrested.

The Elko County Cattle Association has
been notified Of the arrest Of Jim Brown
in Camas county. Idaho. for stealing hor-
ses from the range in Elko county about
the middle Of last month. Brown aad
three other men we're with the party that
was driving the I. 8. bunch Of horses
East. The Association started W men
after the thieves on May 40, who caught
Brown with eight head Of the stolen stock.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10
A Card of

wish TO say that ! feel under lasting
obligations for what Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has dsns for q family. We
have used II In 10 many cases Of ooughs,
lung troubles and whooping cough, and 10
has always given the most perfect salts
faction. we feel greatly indebted 70 the
manufacturers Of this remedy and wish
them to please accept our hearty thanks.
Respectfully. Mrs. 8. Doty, Des Moines,
Iowa. For sale by Mrs. Il. M. Schneider
q Co., Druggists.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10
The Ball ON the Fourth.

The Rescue Hose Company will follow
their almost invariable custom Of giving q
grand ball at the Opera House on the
evening Of the Fourth Of July. The mem
bers Of the company are making the usual
preparations for . splendid affair. so that
al who attend can count on . royal good
time.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10
Large shipments of Lead Ore.

LbFke Oh LeWu OTe'
The ocoo-Homestake Company now
have eleven big teams hauling ore from
their mines al Hamilton to the E. & P.
railroad station At Eureka. The company
expects 10 ship about 45O tons Of ore each
month during the Summer. This ore is
all consigned 10 the smelling works ct
Denver, COL, where II Is in great demand
because Of the high percentage in lead
which IL carries.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of County Commissioners wss held
Monday, June 5. 1899.
Present-oommissioners Fraser and
Hawor,h; also the CLERK and District
Attorney.
Tbs minnie Of the last meeting we're
read and approved.
The Commissioners and Auditor count
ed the money in the Treasury and found
,he same correct, 70 wit S4,412.38.
A list Of the bills allowed will be found
in another column.
The regular monthly reports Of the
Sheriff and County Physician, and reports
10 the Sheriff from Justices Wilson and
Engstrom regarding scslps. were received.
Communications regarding the repair OF
roads and bridges In the north end OF shs
county were received from Charles Peter
son, r. Farrell, and G.. W. Grsyson, o..
Benson and the estate Of VIM. Dunphy.
The Board made an order that here
after no bills for supplies will be allowed
BY the Board unless the same are accom-
panied BY . written order Of n Of the
Commissioners or from the Clerk Of said
Board. The above order was thought
necessary By the Board, owing to the fact
that heretofore supplies have been furn-
ished on verbal orders Of the Board. and
the business men have. in some instances.
failed for several months TO present bills
for the same. 80 that IL Was found difficult
10 remember whether any authority had
been given or NOT.
The Board also made IN order that no
INDECENT person. receiving . monthly al
lowance from the county, shall receive
any further allowance for clothing. medi-
cine or other supplies. except in case OF
emergency.
The Board adjourned 10 Monday, June
10, at 8 o'clock r. n.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10
A Business Change.

O. II. stinson has sold the Postofaoe
book store and newspaper routes to R. H.
Manuel. The change took place last We'd
nssday. We understand that Mr.. Stinson
has no present intention Of leaving Eureka,
but that he may possibly engage In other
business here within Q short time.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10
Pesinoning for . Minister.

Az . meeting Of tho Presbyterians OF
Eureka on Tuesday last II was decided 10
forward . petition to the P~resbytery Home
Mission at Sacramento. asking that Rev. NJ.
s. Riddle be permanently located here IS
Q minister for the Eureka congregation.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10
No Commissioner Yet.

No appointment has yst been made by
Governor sadlsr 70 AL the vacancy In the
Board Of County Commissioners. An i'm
preston seems 70 prevail that an appoint
ment will not be made until after the Anal
dissemination Of the G~overnorship con-
toak.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10
Thrown ont or a Buggy.

Elko Independent June 6: Reese
Wheeler departed for California on No. 2
last night. He left in response 70 q tele.
gram received yesterday afternoon, stating
that his sister had been thrown from .
buggy and injured n his home neal Stock
ton.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10
University student t. Return Home.

Misses Helen Whitmore, Flora Wit
tenberg, Edna and Laura Baily, and Gran.
Vile Fletcher, Frank W. Lockman, and
Enos and Andrew Riordan returned on
last Saturdays train from the Nevada
State University ct Reno to spend their
Summer vacation Of home.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10
They're All Right.

A letter was received in Carson Satur-
day from Fred Stanley, who is q member
Of the Nevada Cavalry at Manila, in
which he says that Bruce and Honeymsn
are all right. They have been located in
the Insurgent lines. alive and well, and
will be returned to the American lines
soon. The Nevada Cavalry Is now doing
garrison duty at Manila.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10

CORRESPONDENTS Fourth National Bank, New York City; The
Croker. Wodworh National Bank, San Francisco; Knauth, Nachod Kuhne,
New York City; Mccormick & Co., Salt Lake City. iYl.d
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10
OUR FOREIGN MONEY ORDER SYSTEM IS
UNSURPASSED.

The funds being paid in the money of the country where sent, and direct to the
recipient. who is saved the trouble and expense of collecting . draft,
and senders are protected against loss.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10

Following are the returns Of The various
School Census Msrshsls so far fled with
the County Superintendent Of Public
Schools, from which are taken. however,
only the children between the ages Of 6
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10

Friday evening, June 20. 81 eight
O'Clock, is the time fixed for the gradual
ing exercises. The addresses and music
are expected 10 last half an hour, and then
the curtain will rise on the first act Of
The Merchant Of Venice. The pupils have
taken much interest in preparing for this
event. and BY careful study have the pre-
liminary work Of committing the lines
about completed, and are energetieally
engaged in preparing their costumes.
These will reproduce. as far o. possible,
the Venetian dress Of che sixteenth osn.
fury. and are copied from those worn by
the famous Daily Company Of New York in
the same play, which was recently pro-
duced by them in that city. The scenery
has turned out TO be remarkably well
adapted to the play, and indeed much Of
IL could not have been better il painted
especially for this production. The full
requirements Of the play will be carried
out, including the introduction Of a We
netian gondola on the stage in the slope-
ment scene, and aside from the interest Of
. play Of S~hskespears's presented by
school children, one may expect to see Q
good performance for the price Of admis.
sion.
The cast Of the play, which has been
filled entirely from the high school, Is 90
follows:
SENIOR CLASS
shylock, . wealthy Jew Of Venice. Irene Atkins
Basssnio, friend Of Antonio ..........Ray Broy
Nerissa, her maid ................Susie Mulcoy
J~essica. daughter to shylock. -. Kate swick
ASSISTED BY
Antonio. Merchant of Venice. James o'Brien
Gratiano. fm.nenc. K,nd
s.larino.. friends of Ansonio .DeIbers Broy
saianio e" Jules Karsky
Lorenzo. in love with Jessica. ...G George Young
Tubai, q Jew, friend Of shylock. Wendell Jones
Duke Of Venice. presiding over
the Court, Will Walker
Court p.'''a.-. t.. -. v ~a1.' n, sssas
n.snia'0'' of Venice. -. ..- John a: assi ss.s'.
Launcelot Gobbo, q comical SER
want OF shylock. Felix Raphel
Old Gobbo. father of Launcelot. Kate Mechanics
Leonardo. servant Of Bsssanio. Willie Swick
Page of Bassanio. ............"--.James Morris
p.,th.z.r) (Otillio Tognini
stephanO 80. Robert Reid
Theresa Romano
Attend ants OF Portis...... -. lone Erickson
....,....Mse Berg
-. Elvirs Tognini
Contaoine lltaiisn peas, ....... Tessie Mau
ant girls)1 ana. paowhaw..
.....Luey McElroy
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Tea Garden Drips 10 an absolutely pure
table syrup. For sale By ell sfooers,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-06-10

Renovating the Possofice Building.
The Eureka Postofice building is
undergoing thorough repairs and renova-
tion, preparatory to putting In the new
keyless bronze box outfit.
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Ore Shipments over she x. a r.

for the week ending June 8, 1899:
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4 Yha ne.a from the seas OF war 10 the

sha neHa From the seat OF War N the
raasYasl Il probably no. more accurate
ssnd reiisble than the reports thas came
l.ss ye. from Cabs. consequently i
MI be juss swell 70 take With . grain
sof sah go ssatsnsnts Of bloodless Brit
ish vistoriies and sanguinary slaughter
sol Bosss. "a former oopdieta the
sBoers proved Their m.nship On the
hodies of British soldiers aud ie is not
S belsevea Nat they have lest the Inc
Sc S shoosing stsaigh e:
Pse ssyslasions Of D. A. g. Ouz.s.
sths dspens,ry book kkssper ont Of sof.
sslob hsye been sontinued for the
siise being, snd dsve m.y NOW look for
soanser charges from ths men Ouzss has
sSposed E would be passing strange
f nzss alter eix years ansubasion N
spsnssry oorrnp.ion were NOT able to
t.lssof SHOCKING rasealisy. and
must oenisss shas ue began holding
ssu nese ss noon g the publication Of
ssDasts Book of Revelations vas an
gnouuse The stencil Is yiie. very vile,
ssbut & isnot g much 90 as we were led
o antieipaie. Perhaps O1sts is keep
tha choices. s.enches hermeeicaily
seated for future delivery, and has 'a
s!s sss!asl6sFenes co them VIXEN be speaks of q
esappIy of snuaaniaioa.
there ,ras only some power to
snoass sislaout hearing every man
holdag pssision e .he dispensary We
Sc be soll 81 abonts 50 she rsscality
eorraptions tbas exists ia th.t bead
sseasar of ee.s aption.
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THERE Is a CHANCE.

A, the meeting cf the state board
of control today. L j Williams was
designated to confer With the attor-
ney general on the legal questions
,nvoIved 10 the closing of toe beer
dispeasaries, the question having
been raieed that toe board hss not the
authority to take the action involved
IN the restitution adopted at the Sep.
tember meeting closing the beer dis
pensaries. 1t is held that the beer
dispensers are elected, like regular
dispensers and can only be removed
for cause. /"
A regulation was adopted ordering
back to the state dispensers all
liquors IN sub. dispensarles OF wnlch
saere is complaint that it is not up to
the standard of quality for the price
al which il is sold.
a change will be made to the sys
ten Of marking boxes OF liquor 80 at
TO prevent mistakes such as have
occurred in the past.-col. RECORD
Oct 18.
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FEVER At YEMAsSEE.

Last night letter received IN the
city by prominent gentleman from the
low couotry from most reliable source
brought information tbas causes sppre-
hension that yellow fever has made its
appearance at Yemassee.
TIE reformation IS to the effect toat
Clio. Stephens, young white man OF
Yemassee. who has been engaged as a
train band on one of the railroads ln
South Florida, came home few days
ago. he was i'll whep he arrived, aud
very soon after reaching home he died.
His little sister. who had come 10 con-
tao, with him, was taken i'll and died
"a hours after the first symptoms Of
illness appeared. Another child-a
relatige-zho was also in contact With
Doth Of the victims, is DOW very i'll and
is not expected to live.
Ths opinion in that sectioa ls that
the nalady is yellow fever, aod Yemas
see is said to be so located that tbs
germs of yellow Iever Woulo spread.
The letter was shown to Governor
MoSWeeuey late last night. and. know
ing the writer, the governor felt that
the facts made it incumbent upon nin
to hare TIE report investigated imme-
diately. lie will, therefore. early tois
morning wire Dr.. Stuart, Of Beaufort,
TO 90 to YemasSee 90 the first train,
Investigate aud repor; to him imne-
dia;e!y the result Of such investigation
Ths governor takes the position 'ha,
If there is any ground whatever for the
fear that it is yellow fever that has
Appeared at Yemassee It should be
known, so that the proper steps might
be taken inm sdiately to stamp out the
disease The State, Oo:. 24.
The alleged fever at Yenassee turns
out to be .'hem o7rnagic maiarial fs
yer" That was what we hoped. 1t Il
sometimes ha7d for the inexpert to dis
sipgoish the ooe from the other. W.
have known mao, stricken In to-
Savannah river swamps with this Typ
Of fever, to die within 36 hours. III
worse than yellow fever, but is tortu
nately not contagious. State, Oct 70
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great at blowing. / took some wind
out of their sails the other day, also
out of their lungs You remember
the old bottle trick we had in Sumter
few years ago, e: blowing the
email bottle to the bottom of the large
one, blowing through rubber tube
stuck OH nail l fixed one up very
nicely, put in wooden box, locked it
in my safe aud waited They soon
started coming. and one sucker
brought another and still they come.
l am living high this week iu conee.
aence thereof Drinks on everyone
and severa; side bets of champagne,
&c. 1t does these fellows good TO be
taken down sometimes, and as they
pride themselves also on their athletic
tendencies it was really pitiful to see
some of their vain efforts TO move
the bottle. One prominent Japan
ese was called in and wanted to buy
the patent. ! am expecting him in
again with deputation of Japanese
doctors, unless some one has told
him the Joke Should they come
you will receive an account of their
visit.
Though this letter is already some
what rambling as regards subjects, |
must add one more before closing.
l notice the good prices paid for
cotton at home. Amongst the causes
for this, Japan can claim share.
Large quantities of American cotton
is being imported and used IN epite
of the close proximity of Bombay
and Egyptian cotton. trust the
price will remain up aud that Sumter
will no more hear the cry Of "hard
times With some,is has no doubt
gotten Chronic" but they will get
cured in time, even before the return
of Your foreign correspondent,
Irving A. Ryttenberg.
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The Sa,nter Nztcanaan was founded
in 1850 aud the 7fae Soathrora in 1866.
he ascaasas aad Sosahron now has
sstha coab.ueaa circulation and influence
uf both Of the old papers, and is mani
siassly the best advertising medium in
sSamter
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