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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-01-13

wanted.
Several bright and honest persons 70
represent us - Managers 10 this and close
By eountiss. saIsry 5000 . year and sI-
psnsss. Straight. bonEGde. no more. no
less salary. Position permanent. Our
references. any bank In any town. II 10
mainly Office work conducted .. home.
Reference. Enclose ssli.addresssd stamped
snselops. The Dominion Company. Dept.
.. Chicago.
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The uertsr nzne ~ TuscEEs s--
dsosd s5Hgse n gas h&ss year
The reported disoSFs1d ca nsE
Y1H prgTes 20 have ses. . news
r&psr fake
Dr. C. Z NcCKzs-y EAs Acquitted
bTs 5ury .. Cbs-r Cssk 81 pr2rar
Ing 5srsistry xsfiso1f . orE5cES-
Mar 1e,ssn u Gg3DzrIle 5s1
thrse Eaesrz ~ TIE b1rsz1ng q SIT
gza While Ous hanszox few Gays Ego
Ksr- Isoss Il Esoo las cs1oe1 70
rnzrry C2dxnx &T10-1 co1S8a4
Tie gassz 81 bEodss ne eHsss u
tie sstss-
TIE sas1sss ID TIE W23suor<b
pgsso6z fx Isss sb0ss a. Increase
0sz t5e ye4r rsos1zng Lac; Va add
soosber 800 % tie sklET-
TIE Kh1.e Pine News says = Large
bo1T ID ors &Fersxznx - per csDt c0-
psr has hesn uncovered IN The Copper
Pat xrosp d mines a. West Camp =
that c0zniy-
Webster Patterson. en-D1strsS Al
.ornsy It Ek0 oouniy. has termed q
p-srfnsrshsp xIrh Hon- Thomas WreD.
AMI TIE srn name VII hereafter he
Wren d Pssterson-
The C2rsoa Appeal ssys ths Irwin
Lewis has yrrehAse1 Al interest n ibs
sersda Magazine. In s5dltsoo 70
licking alter the b1siDsss part Ct TIE
magazine be vill write attractive
articles.
The Carson APPEAL says thai . GEL
m1niexsi0n has teen received IRON TIE
Native sons q TIE Golden West AK
ing the Nevada State Band u Carson
10 bold itself II readiness f0 al "a
gzssnent with them IN September
Word has been received in Reno a
the death 10 MasEa q AD6rsE l. Oil
kie d TYPHOID feFsr. He was 3 msn-
Der u the frs: NsTs1z Cavalry and
re-enlizsed in the Eleventh Cavalry.
The ssme resll h0ag4t tie Dszs tia
Fred si2nIey,s W&sboe eo1nty boy
Eas suffering IRON . wound N the leg
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-01-13

Hfxh Attitudes ssd Elderly People.
Tue London Lancet has sounded q
note Of warning against the dangers
Of high attitudes for elderly people.
II at q height Of from 1000 to 5. 900
feet above sea level . certain amount
Of strain 10 put on the normal heart.
and by a rise OF pressure indirectly
also IN the periphersl arteries.
must not this action be multiplied
in the cases Of heart trouble or In the
cases Of arteries with hardened or
thickened walls? It 10 specially the
rspidity Of the change from one
altitude TO another which must be
considered as Q call made upon the
contractibility Of the small arteries
on the one hand. and on the amount
of muscular force of the heart on the
other hand, and il the structures in
question did not respond to this call,
rupture of an artery or dilation Of
the heart may ensue. In the case of
people totally unaccustomed to high
attitudes. it is desirable to take them
by degrees, in two or three stages,
with a stay of q or two days at the
intermediate places.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-01-13
Notice to Creditors
In the Third Judicial District
Court of the State Of Nevada, In
and for Eureka County.
II the Matter q tie Eststs Of D. J. J. Nc
Lsrxhnn, Diseased

NOTICE Is HERFBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has been duly Appointed
xnd qualified ~ TIE Third Judicial District
Cozrs a the STATE Of Nevada. IN and for Eu-
rsEs ooun:y. As Administrator q the estate Of
D. J. Mclaughlin. late q Los Angeles.
cklif0.IiA. deceased.
AL creditors having claims agkinst said
estate kss required to Gle the same WITH proper
voaehsrs stssehsd. With the CLERK Of the Court
within forty days sftsr the frs. pabllestoa Of
this notice. r. sADLEE,
Administrator Of the estate Of
D. J. J. Mclaughlin, deceased
GEo.A B~AExLKTT, Attorney for AeEtnistrasor
Dated Karsks. ysytds. December "a. isSs.
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OFTIcE %
lOrxrY sUPT. PUsL8c SCHOOLS.
EUEEKA, Dec. i, lsss.e
To the Auditor, Treasurer and
school Trustees q Eureka ooaDty,
state q Nevada. Herewith Is sub
ui;te5 second semi-znn7zl zpps-
ti0nneut q county school moneys for
lsse for Eureka county.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-01-13

Several bright and homes. persons 10
represent as a. Managers In this and close
by counties. Salary 5000 . year and sx-
penses. Straight. bona-fde. no more. NO
less salary. Position permanent. Our
reference. any bank in any town. 1t 10
msinly ONCE work conducted 1t home.
Reference. Enclose self-addresssd stamped
envelope. The Dominion Company. Dept.
8, Chicago.
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HONE REHED1Es

Pos sore throat Try > compress o.
cid water.
For bilious eoiic Try soda and ginger
IN hot water.
TInc;rrs u arn5ez il the best APP
pliession for syrains and bruises. and
squzl parts Of tipet1re u srnies and
spiriss oi ezsnpbOr make an excellent
IsnzEBeot for rheumatism.
For nervous hez5sebe battle the
back d the neck with bo. water.
For cold 10 the head try snrfhng
powdered bor2x sp the BOstrls-
A hop bag srung from bod vinegar IL
: relief for ear ache.
Snufing fannie acid dissolved in
water, 10 IA of the beat remedies for
. serio1s ease Of bleeding At the nose.
II an artery IL cut, tie small cord
or handkerchief between it and the
heart.
For leg ache or growing pains, Of
which children complain, pat the leg
ia salt water and then wrap It With
flannel.
To cure ivy poisoning when sugar Of
issd cannot be obtained, spply wood
ash lys, then wash OF with warm
water and rub with ysseline.
For neuralgia try vet cloths Of
alcohol and water, or p~aregoric. or
lsudsnum and water, laid on . hot
vatsr bottle and the affected part
steamed over Il.
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Notice to Creditors
In she Third Judicial Disssfes CeuSs
OF the state Of Nevada. Earska
County.
In the NAttsr Of ths Estate Of Godfrs,
Revere, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersisnsd has been duly appointed
and qualified BY the Third Judicial District
Court Of the State Of Nevada. In and for Eu-
reks county. - executor Of the estate Of
Godfrey Revere. late Of said county. deceased.
AL creditors having eiaims against said
estate are required to tle the same with proper
vouchers sttsehsd with the Clerk Of the Court.
within forty days OF the frst publication Of
this notice. JAMES P. MoRLRoY.
Executor OF said estate.
PKrKa BExEs. Attorney for Executor.
Dated Eureka. Nevada. December 10, 1890.
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MINING TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ taxes on the proceeds Of the mines Of
Eurefs county for the quarter ending Dec.
81, 1899. ara now due and payable to me a.
my ofacein Kureka; and the Law in regard 10
the same viii be strictly enforced.
J. b. RIDDLE
Assessor Of Eursks county Nevada.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-01-13

Respectfully,
GEo. A. BARTLETT,
County Supt. Of Public Schools.
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Notice to Creditors
In the Third Judicial District
Ceurs Of the State Of Nevada. In
and for Eureks Ceunsy.
In TIE Mater o. TIE Estate Of J. ".
Lanh-r1, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ ~und<nnzned has been dzly appointed and
zrk1ssa ~ TIE Third Judieisi District Court
q the stats u Ssvs1a in and for EurefA
noznss - sxseusor q the estate Of J. ". Lam
hsr4. late q Earsks county. deceased
All 1editors having claims against Aid e
ss< 1e required 10 Als the same. with proper
ve1Sbsrs sstssAsd. With the clerk Of the Court
within fhres zoaths Of the srst publication Of
Ills etc
b. L. SAITH.
Executor Of the Last Will and
Testament Of J. W. Lam
bsrt. deceased.
PKTzz Bars. Attornsy for Executor.
DATED Enrskk. Sew. Dee. -. iss9.
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Notice to Creditors.
In she Third Judicial District
Couet OF shs state Of Nevada. In
n fos eupeks County.
In the matter Of the estate Of Robert Bailey.
deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned. Marietta Bailey. was on the
eighth day Of December. 1899. by the Third
Judicial District Court q the State Of Nevada,
In and for Eureka county. duly appointed
Executrtx Of the Last VIII and Testament Of
Robert Bailey, late Of said Eureka county,
deceased, and having qualified as such. Letters
Testamentary have issued to her. All credi-
tors having claims against said eststs are here
BY required to ale the same. with proper
vouchers attached. with the Clerk OF the above
entitled Court. within three months OF the frs,
publication Of this notice.
MARIETTA BAILEY,
Executrix Last VIII and Testsm emit
Of Robert Bailey. deceased.
Dated, Eureka. Nevada. December 9, 1899.
GEO. A.. BARTLETT. Attorney for Executrix.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-20

commendatlon, and are to be admired
by just people who, to any extent, sense
the good that accrues from such under
taklngs as serve to BRING people and ma
lions into closer communion smoothing
the rugged ways OF lie, and aiding IN
the progress Of humanity towards that
unity Of interests that win result IN
universal brotherhood.
This intermountaln region once a
solitary desert. Is now a grand con-
gerles Of thrifty States and peoplad by
live. vigorous citizens working together
In great degree for the common good
The railroad and the telegraph have
aided materially in the work that has
been accomplished, and the telephone
has become almost a necessity 20 the
demands Of the accelerated times. We
are thankful for It's benefits aud proud
OF H. achievements IN these mountain
wales. and we hope for ne continued
Advancement. Improvement and sue
onee
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Kansas Clty slar.

Galveston. bleeding and torn, stripped
In one fateful night OF all It's glory, llfts
Its fearful voice like one anointed TO Il
bold mission 10 deny all that has been
said In impeachment Of the American
people. aud 70 affirm their magnificent
humanity. Out OF the wreck and havoc
which has laid low the fated Texan city
let this truth appearand let II fnd lodg-
ment In every American heart-that a
people who can rise TO the sublime be-
neyolenee which Is sweeping Ike a wave
over the track Of the murderous and
sinister floods. who can be qulckened by
the neighborly instinct which Is sendine
suceor 10 Galveston from the remotes'
parts Of the Union. can be relied upon
TO maintain q government which shal
rule I'm mercy and righteousness, and
which win not prey upon the weak and
the helpless The lesson Of Galveston
Is chat America--for Il is the people VINO
make the nation-has fulfilled all Of The
high hopes Of It's brave and patriotic
! founders
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A WONDER OF WONDERS.

Among the maryels OF the century
about to expire, none Is more wonder
ful than the now familiar telephone. A
prediction at the beginning of the CEN
fury, that people would converse at a
distance from each other Of scores OF
miles, and that the tones OF their
voices would be as clearly distinguished
and their individuality recognized as
though spoken in each others pres
ence. would have been spurned with as
much incredibly as the theory Of the
philosophers stone, or the elixir OF life'
or perpetual motion. But today the
crude thought that then fitted through
the brains Of so-called "cranksi' has
become a practical fact, a widespread
reality. and distance is gradually being
annihlated as regards the communion
Of mankind,
Think Of Salt Lake talking freely with
Denver. Chicago with Boston and the
Old World with the New, and the pc
cuuarlues Of voice and expression be-
ing maintained, without change In the
passage which Is almost instantaneous!
It Is truly marvellous and suggests pos
sIblitIes. as the ages advance, that al
most make the soul tremble with an
ticIpauon ana thrill with delight
II such things can be wrought by
mortals IN their undeveoped state and
with the imperfect means az their
command what possibilities may be at
talned by immortals 20 whom the Sc
crets Of the universe, the hidden forces
OF nature, the spiritual powers behind
matter are clearly unveiled! And even
60 mans earthly condition, what may
be done In the centuries 20 come, judg'
Ing by the progress OF the past ten de-
cades, opens up a vista So broad anc
magnificent that the words we may
frame fail 20 begin Co describe il.
Coming down 60 the present and q
existing facts. the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company is 90 be con
graduated on be- splendid service AM
great success which may fairly b
termed a public benefactlon. OF cours'
the work has been done Tor financial
profit But the enterprise displayed
and the effects produced are worthy o
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HUMANE EFFORTS.

The efforts OF the American Humane
society to extend It's usefulness de-
serve. II seems TO US, the generous sup
port OF the public. Its aim is to eX'
tend protection to neglected children
ana 10 helpless animals, the victims Of
abuse. That the existence Of such an
organization should be one Of the needs
OF the time. may be a reflection on It's
moral status. but the facts must never
theless be met.
At the annual meeting OF the
Utah branch OF the society, one
OF the speakers cited cases OF
cruelty both to children and 10 do
nestle animals. that had come 70 his
notice. or 10 which his attention had
been called. And no doubt any inteili-
gent observer would be able TO supple
m,nt his renort with similar cases.
Thore is great deal Of ignorance and
thouahtlessnoss on this subject. Many
parents do not have the ability. nor do
they care. 20 analyze the motives and
sentiments Of the children. They judge
them from their own level instead OF
from the standpoint Of the child, and
subject them accordingly 70 radically
wrong treatment By which they are
morally and intellectually and OTTER
physically. injured for life. There il
much need OF education on this line.
No less necessary is It that people
should have correct information OF
their duties towards the animal crea
ton. The animals, too, have thel'
rights. They are the haudiworks OF The
Creator and he who has any regaf'
Tor the supreme Belng viii treat then
much as ne would a beautiful piece o.
art-a painting or statue-in wh'e'
the poetic ideas Of his own beioye'
father had been embodied
With the Latter-doy Saints, the iaea
which the Humane society adVoeau
have always been Of religious Import
anee. But their public speakers nav
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THE MEETING TONIGHT.

The meeting called for tonight by the
Mayor 70 be held in the city Council
chamber IN the Joint building, VIII be OF
great importance to the whole state
The representative business men who
have been invited to attend should all
be there II possible. The contemplated
railroad TO connect this city with Los
Angeles direct, IS evidently a bona hde
proposition which Is supported by SUI
ficiern capital to put It through.
Certain concessions are requested
which will be explained by gentlemen
prominently associated with the enter
prise, and which 1t is expected viii be
freely and fairly discussed. II Is al
ready known that among these con-
cessions are grounds for depot purposes
and franchises to secure rights Of way.
The interests Of the people Of Salt Lake
city VIII necessarily figure In the con-
ference as well as those Of the COM
pany Of capitalists. 1t is TO be hoped
that they will prove 10 be mutual
Our citizens will doubtless, desire to
promote the speedy construction Of
a road that promises so many benefits
to the city and the state and the gen.
tlemen representing the projectwill not
surely, desire to obtain anything from
the city which would be Swallowed by
the least cloud OF nlegality. Whatever
may be asked should be kindly consid'
cred. and whatever can be granted
should be given with hearty good will
The proceedings, it is needless to say
win be harmonious and that courtesy
win be shown, 20 all who participate
which should prevail among gentlemen
interested In the public welfare. Tn
meeting is timely. and should result Il
measures favorable to the undertaking
that win materiallze the hopes an
wishes Of active minds in both IN
cities that are to be united with iro
bands and mutual interests, Tn
meeting is TO commence at 1880 tonight
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IN ~ Eyenlng sun

To be wise after the fact is not edl-
flying. The disaster at Galveston was
no more f0roseen than was the earth
quake at Charleston which astounded
men of science u came without warn
ing. destroyed NE and levelled build
lugs; yet an earthquake had never been
dreamed OF IN the lowlands Of south
Carolina There Is Just as much reason
ur tust as little. for such visitation at
New York. with It's streets few feet
above the water and IT'S pack OF build
ngs towering skyward. From a storm
such as that at Galveston we are prob
ably safe for our great structures are
ancored deep and the harbor's confor-
nation pro.Iuies the idea Of a Hood by
sea But On putting the hand In the
pocket Tor Galycston's relief Il Is Just
as wen 90 reflect that New York is not
under the special protection Of Proyl-
depce We may need sympathy and a
helping hand ourselves some day,
though the manner Of the ailllction 'ls
| beyond conception az present.
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THE GALVESTON CALAMITY,


Therefore any predictions that ifs
present site viii be abandoned, In con-
sequence OF the calamity under which
II now mourns. are puerile. The Gal
vestonlans WIN stick 10 their island
Just as the Chigagoans stuck 70 the site
cf their old homes after the great IRE.
Very likely they may initiate Chicago
and raise, by artificial means the
building level Of their city. For some
readers Of the Pioneer Press viii recall
that some forty years ago Chicago lift
ed herself bodily about eight feet above
her former street level-even the heay-
lest brick blocks being raised 20 the
new street level by means Of Jack
screws. what Chicago did Galveston
may much more easily accomplish,
Then, with additional sea walls and her
water supply brought through a suoter-
ranean conduit from the mainland, she
may defy the storm king OF the Gulf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-20

NOT infrequenty been ridlculed by
preachers OF patented theology for urg-
Inc their audiences 20 take proper Gaze
Of their horses and COWS and 80 on
Bur that does not matter. They have
been the pioneers In humanity as In
So many other things that mark an adj
yaneed civilization, and their lahors
have not been without result MUCH
remains to be done, however ana the
Humane society deserves support po'h
in its efforts to spread information ana
to secure proper legislation for the iur-
therance Of It's interests
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baltimore Sun.

The horrors Of storm Of which a
city Of 10000 people was assailed al once
by wind with a velocity Of SO miles and
By waves Of the sea that flooded the
highest parts to a depth of four feet can
be imagined Houses collapsed ships
were wrecked and bridges were carried
away. Citizens rushing 70 the streets
20 escape the effects Of the wind were
drowned IN the rising waters. The air
was full OF flying debris, which caused
the death Of many. So sudden was the
calamity that IL was impossible TO pro-
vide against 70.
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RECLAIMING THE DESERT.

A citizen Of Phoenix, Arlz., in an in
terylcw with a representative Of the
New Orleans Times. Democrat ex-
presses his frm'beiet that the govern
ment experiments 10 reclaim what Is
called the American desert win prove
very successful He says In part.
"The desert district Is horrible TO look
at and az first blush the idea Of max
ing anything grow there seems laugh
able For hundreds OF miles the coun-
try rs as fiat as a pancake, without a
scrap of vegetation on a rock, stone,
hill. butte ur anything whatever 90
break the monOtony OF the view. The
surface Is covered ankle deep with gray
alkall dust, and II you turn around on
your heel following the horizon line
with your eve YOU get a curious lm-
preston Of being ut the center OF an
immense disk 10 seems as n you could
60 20 the edge and jump on into space.
and if ever q region had death and
des0latl0n written an over it in big
letters you win find II right there.
That's why irrigation seemed 500 prepos-
ferrous when first proposed
about ten years ago, however a
Frenchman named Lemoine tried the
effect OF water on piece OF desert land
near the Little ella river. He ran "a
line Of bitches for several miles, and
the country they traverse is today one
of the finest farms ln the whole West,
The same thing has been done on a
limited scale ot several other points on
the edCe of the desert. and now the
government proposes Go build big dam
on the ella and try the experiment az
the worst and most desolato parts Of
the entire region. II 70 proves O success
It win open up am enormous domain to
settlers"
As TO the work performed by the Lat
ter-day Saints IN Utah the Arizona
gentleman says
Before the Mormons came 10 Utah.
! the Salt Lake valley was second
death valley-simplg 40 aria stretch vi
sand from one end io Che other Brig
/ ham Young designed a simple system ~
| irrigation bitches and Turned the sand
/ dunes into magnificent garden The
people Of the Southwes. are deeply iu-
| tetested In the problem and ore C0n-
| WINGED that they win ultimately wipe
/ the American desert on Che map
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chlcaro Record.

At no time within recent years has
any city M this country witnessed such
episodes 0s lrs now taking place in the
eulf-c18st t.fv. where the authorities
have bern obliged TO establish martial
law and at Inc point Of the hayonet
continue thp work before them The
presence or Oh ynlainous criminal eIe-
mert which sees IN the disaster only
an occasion flr l0otine. has made this
necessary There is no time Tor the ior-
m1Nues Of ciyl laW. and men who viii
not Assist. 0r who pretend 20 assist only
mar fr.v rr1, rnb are shot down With
out rorry The methods are harsh but
they are anuarantiy obligatory upon the
mon who 10 This reign Of terror stu
40 tGcIr duty. The presence Of the
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FAST DAY.

Inasmuch as one Of the sessions Of our
forthcoming General Conference Will be
held on Sunday. the eth prox., which
is our general fast day. the next fast
day services will be held on the last
Sunday Of the present month instead OF
the FIRST Sunday Of next month
LORENZO SNOW
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clovelnnd Plain Dealer.

The only catastrophe on the American
coast which may be regarded as rival
In extent 10 the present was the great
storm OF the last week IN August, seven
wears ago. The coasts Of Louisiana,
Florida Georgia and South Carolina
were ravaged In turn and nearly 1000
lives We're lost principally on the SCUM
Carolina sea islands. The survivors oil
that catastrophe lost everything they
had and only prompt succor by the red
eral government and the general pubic
working through the Red Cross asso.
citation saved thousands from dying OF
starvation and exposure.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The seventeen semi-annual confer
ence Of the Church Of Jesus Christ Of
I.atter-day Saints win commence on
Friday, october 6, at 10 o. m. in the
Tabernacle in this city.
LORENZO SNOW,
GEORGE Q. CANNON,
JOSEPH f. SMITH,
First Presidency.