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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-28

salary $1,000 year: Alexander N. Win.
cneil, professor of geology and mineral.
ogy, salary $1,000 a year: Charles H.
bowman, professor Of mechanics and
mining engineering, salary 81. 400 year,
Professor L. r. Foote. who is in charge
OF the preparatory classes. was retained
until next December at salary Of 81. 900
for II months
The following interesting facts con-
corning the work done during the past
year by the School Of Mines, as COM
pared with that of other institutions
OF a similar character, and what it is
expected viii be accomplished in the
future. were furnished by President
Leonard this morning:
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-28
BASIS Of AhlALGAMATED ABSORPTION.

Kidder, Peabody & Co., fiscal agents
of the proposed consolidation Of the bic
mining companies Of the Butte district.
have advised the Daily Bank and Trust
company of the agreement as to tn.
basis on which the Butte & Boston an
Boston & Montana companies are to u.
merged with the Amalgamated. and the
negotiations have reached that stage
that the matter is practically up to the
stockholders Of the Boston & Montana
for approval.
The basis Of the merger Is that four
shares of Amalgamated stock are to be
exchanged for every share of the Boston
& Montana. This basis means that thu
Amalgamated people believe the stock
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-28

Of the Boston 4 Montana to be worth
$3.50 per share, as Amalgamated is SELL
ing on the Boston exchange at $112 and
higher.
The basis of exchange Of Amalgamated
and Butte & Boston shares is share fo>
share. which places the Amalgamated
company's estimate of Butte & Boston's
value in excess of 800 per share.
The agreement Is subject to the APP
prevail of the stockholders Of the Anal
gamated company at meeting to be
held June s. The DAILY Bank and Trust
company will act for Kidder, Peabody
4 Co. at this end and will receive de-
posits of stock for consolidation and ex-
change.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-28
NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS.

All volunteers of the Spanish American
war In this city are cordially invited to
cooperate with H. w. Lawton Camp No.
"a In the observance of Memorial day.
A meeting to perfect arrangements will
he held on Wednesday evening at 8
O'Clock at Carpenters Union hall, oppo-
site the court house. A full attendance
OF all interested Ia requested.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-28

return limit september y, 1901.
Selling dates June 8. 10 and r.
For further information regarding
above or other excursion rates. call on
William c. Mcbride. G.. A. r. G. NJ.
Butte. or address c. Il. Warren. general
agent. A. 7. & 8. F. railway, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15
Nncrfa.
On Oanif SOm.

8 .9agblaoet bar 6r. Sans 3eg-
ner ira 2onoon itrepet feIgenoe Or
tifel:
Oet nittenne 4ar6unorebe bar pa
ret 9fone til en- e%neItaaenoe lI0bitlir9
/ 8erbens 6iitorien. og 0a n%aOnlig poa
Jinanspaienets % 9dnoelens 9nls
rauoer. Oct par oeiad nsobenoiet
at uopitlingen foregit iGpniioes. Oct
ferIte er u%noergdaet en- enorm 5oranz
bring % bar Jet Oannelien al be tore
fnaniielIe Snitituter. 6anoelstompaJs
nier, Sernbane= og 0ampitibsielitds
Der, be p9loige fruits" og De tempe
mqsfge rbftilinger / GbieagO og pa
ris. 6anoelen bar bait ct OpipinJ.
bDortil Der lite finoes Mage, Og fola
er blepet m%uliggjort oeb 5orbeOring al
SamfqrbIelsmiolerne oeo 9dmpens
% Gleftricitetens Q%nDenbelie, Sam
fbemsmiblerne PED s6iGlp at 5elefOn-
5elegrafz og goitpRfenet. 9unaler er
orabeoe, S%ernbanernes Het er frat ID
pper 9aneone. 0ampitibene plgjer Sc
rene. Qurbunorebet bar let Gnelano
f~ortIatte % bRpbe i'm Opermaqf pal
9anoelens, Stibsfartens og 5inans
fernes Smraaoer.
Wen bet bar ogiaa let Sapans bur
tige 0ptomit, 5pitlanos itigenoe
Magt. uoOitling % aOnturrence. men
napnlig bar bet iet en- anben 5attor,
co bet en- obermaabe tor, tomme ~
paa ben dnoen Sioe at Qtlauterbapet
nemlig Qmeritd, fom meo fine u0itrai=
te Qanoomradber og fine ubDre mate
rieae 6iRlpefiloer MI itaar fulot b.
rebt til at tage &en op pua Der
bensmarteoet.
Gnqlono qonbon bar 6ibtil b9rtt
8reoens findniiele Centrum og
,.glearing6ouie", men naar jsg nj BIZ
Eenleoe Opm1rtfombeben paa felgenz
De Slutning. Iom jeg forleoen iad /
en- ugentlig Report ira ct dmeritdnit
gantfirma: o8i bar Masier al BEN
qe at unbb9re for bore tr9n9enbe
9enner paa ben anben Si0e, % ben
3io rbfter liot efter liot n9rmsre, od
Stem Yort pii 6liDe @erDsns fnans
fieQe Centrum, iaa otl 2eieren maIs
fte fpgrge: 5Duo er Meningen Der
meb?
Saqen er, at / be iibite fire Oar er
be Joreneoe Staters Sitting til ben
gbrige 9erben bleoen betboelig fordns
bret, baaoe politiif og stonomiIt iet.
og ubbitlingen, Der er %foregddet /
oenne periobe, er en- af be interssiaaz
teite / 5anbelens 6iftorie. Snbtii
1890 bar be 5oreneoe Stater afbens
gig at europa, ~napnlig Gnglano, meo
6enipn til beres finaniielle 5ornsoers
beoer. timber og efter 9aringtriien
$500 bar 6or6olbene meget trpftebe,
og Siberne bar oddrltge for Qdnos
brugsitanbsn. Snbuitrien, SOnbelsn
og Observation-Disclosures. Wen ba Der.
Mcainlep / qaret 1896 bleb Oalgt til
9refibent, bebreOes ait bette, og en-
eneItaaenoe llobitIing paa 4 4ar paas
fulgte. Denne bar pasferet ire 5acer:
en- agrifulturiff, en- inOuftriel og ell
findnciel.
Disfe fire qar bar fsrit D9ret uals
miHoelig gobe 9sitadr, og bbilfen
Gorbef bette er for ct fad fort 9dno
fom Qneritd, bpor 6sftsn males i
5unbreber at MiIioner 8ufbels, oJ
hpor flor en Snbtogt bet er, life dlent
for FELIPE Qdnbbruget, men ogfda for
belle Hdtionen, fan man gre ia Be
greb DIN, nd1r man erinorer, at gfsz
porten al efstra 100 Wliaioner guf5.
9peoe betpber Omtring 280 Miaioney
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

Den bersmte biitorifte 8o~rtpnin3:
,galosmor Sejer" at ben fOltetare
8igter q. g. Sngemann bill bliOe
oHenliggjort / oDaniferen" ON ganTte
fort lib. Ssrg for at faa bernie Sors
telling ubbreot ober belle bott Boit
6sropre. 8eTtil DIT" ftrdfS; ifri5
efter prsoenumre. Cas- o@aIoemar
Sejer" fra g~egpnbelien uf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

Goor qG elne benpsuoer is III EO!t. ber
opertsrer / Sinoei. eHttii lor Ct !ebe Dos benz
sOer for Of faa Cp!psn:uasI ON bet uusrtss
tebe. bsees be Glib omlale. al be iaa
apertisiementet os,te SlGO. Oet Utl pare
I'll ssniioi9 gtptie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

General 5ausfer 9efaling ON at
fremme Saqsn. l%lnoeriegelien bieo
leoet at Waior o'OrmeidsDiae, bpis
Rapport, fom 9renfus meo Rette itrls
Der, bar ct 9Gp At 9entnonin9er %
baabaTfenoe Sniinuationer. Yolttls
prGfrtturet gap en- for 0rspfus fulos
itGnoio gunitig 9erstnin9 ON bans
qribatliD; men benne Rapport fots
foanot. o9 ben blep fsrit betenbt, "a
ben soerite 9omItol fonbt 9laooen |
prGfefturets Utter.
Reiten Ct betenbt. 8repfus bleo
bsmt pao BET meget omtalte 8oroeredu
ca paa be hemmelige Ittitptter, iom
9riQsminiIter Wertisr bapoe forelagt
GriQsretten, uoen at Den Qnilageoe
eler bans 9efenior fit Geili9beo til at
Ie Dem.
Seq bar fripsr 0repfus. ogr2=
ben at grqnieIss 5ortoiDlelie. Den
Rat, Der ful9te eiter min Gomf9loelis,
Dar en- at De iorfGrOeli9ite, iea bar
qennemlepst / oenne 3ra9eoie. Ban
oittiQe qldner fosr gennem nit So
peo; lea par tr9t al al finoe mig / id1
me9en @ruiombeb % l%lretfGroigbeo.
men 5anten ON 5ultru boIot mig till
boge ira al qsre bet Yoerite,"
Den 81. December 1894 erfareot
0reDfus, at bans Notwithstanding
bar blepen afbiit. 0repfus ifilorer
tort ben me9et omtalte Stsne, Tom oer'
efter forefalot meuem BAN og Uloior
bu Yotb:
,,Gnonu famine bitten Tom Wdior
ou Yatp til mig / 6Gn9slet o9 for
berte mig enbnu en- @ana for At I'D
iper9e mig. om iea babOe en- uforii4.
tiebeo easr ct 5orisg pdd 5orlotteI!t
paa min Sampittiqbeo. Seq gap ban
intet dnoet Sbar enb Den forn9eot
5oriitring ON. al ieg a uItpIoig. D
ban bapoe forIaOt mig, ItreD ie8 fs!a
genot 9rep til ariqsminiiteren:
.,9r. Miniiter!
Geo bar pan 0eres 9efaling mob
taget gsiee at Major ou potp ol
enonu en- Sang ert!aret o%berfor BAN
at ie9 er uit1Ioig % en0 life bar oe'
ringeite uforIigtigbeo at bebreioe mig
Seq sr Osmt og bar ingen Raabe a
uobebe mig. Men / 9srens Raon
bpiltsn isa tiaiosfulot baaber en- 8uG
after pil blipe tiltenbt mig. beber jso
Dem g%Obbeosfulot at bile f%orti9tt'
Gfterforitningerne. Den eneite gaaa
be. jeq beoer ON, er. at man. naar jsc
en- @ang lite er Der mere. uafbruo.
pil efteripore Soqen."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

Ia bIeb Der aabenbart bsgaaet en-
Snbisfretion: nit 9apn bleo uhtalt.
Rnbeben lsb rait pibere. % Ct itsrre 70
terre 0pleb iamleoe iig. Seq tunoe
inbe FRA min 8ogn, bbor ie9 blep bolet
inbeIparret bele Gftermioodgen, bsrs,
hborleots ben hnleoe % raieoe.
Gnotlio. ON 4itenen, bltp ieg benz
tet. S%aaIndrt ieg oiite mig. brso ct
Speltatel les, bobbelt ioo sreoepenbe
ION for. Slaa og DUG bdgleoe neo
o0er MIC, % 0rn9otn i%tubbeoes ~
puFeoes omtrine mig. Ser itoo leg
miot / benne 0ob, Ct Eieblit bar leJ
nqften alene % nGr beo uoes Setrnis
nina at uolebere nit qe9tme I'll olsie
raIenoe Wenneifer. Seq table inios
lertio life min QanosnGro6relie -
lea foritoo 10 fun alifor gobt ben ops
rsrte 3ilitdnb. bpori ie9 laa oenne
pilbleote gefolfninQ; bDor aerne nilee
lea life 6abe ginet nit Gegemf nj Urls,
bpis lea berpeo tunoe bare pit ben,
boor tor oens gilofarelie par. Sea
iteote 9oQterne tilbage. oa De traaole
ben til mig, men be idgoe. at be par
a~niparlioe for mia. Qnipdrliae3
6oiltet Qnipar bpiler lite pda bine,
Der lob ct Wiennsite pine pad oenae
Waobe "a iaa itGnoigt isrte ct belt
5olt bag 2piet2
GnoeliQ naaeoe Ri bO omiloer ben
9oqn, Der ilulbs fsre mia ptoers, CT
efter en- bepGget Seretur tom ot til u
qalices !6abn, bbor ie9 bIeo bragt oms
borb pao en- Gbaluppe.
Oct par forf9roelig toIot; nit Sc
qeme par ION lammet, nit 6opeo
brGnote. 6Gnoerne tunoe iea lite rsre
- be pare bleone gdnite itipe al aals
DEN % at 3rpttet al 6aunojernene.
Speridrten bartoe Dper I'll 3ime.
0a lea miot / Rattens Mulm %
Wsrte nadeoe Gen Ree, maatte ieg
@FF E.
paoe Qennem Sneen op til politiitatiu=
nen, 6oor 7irettsren ooerfuieoe mig
meo baaroe Orb; bagefter bleb ieJ
belt tIrbt al % Oiiittret. 9eo Sit
Den blep ieg, neobrubt paa Sj9l 81
aegeme. fert ino / Den GeIle, bbor ieg
fra M at tube DO. qi9e beo Sioeu
al Gellen lda 9agtituen; De TO RuH
ion ! 5~orbineelie meo binaneen gen
nem en- tor tilgitret Adbning oncrs
oper nit Geie. Dag % Rat ituIbe 10
@ogtere, iom bleoe diIsite bper anoen
Zine, itad paa gagt Deb benns Nab
ming for neie at ia9ttage enbOer af
mine g~epGgelier.
0irettsren meDoelte mia Itrdts. az
bpis ieg sniteoe at mooto9e BeIeq az
min 9uitru. od par iaaoant fun til
ldot / bans RRrpGrelie % paa bans
qontor: ban hiloe ltiGe fQ imeqem os,
og jeg bilbe life faa COB til at nQrme
mtg al MIN Stone eller al tnsie benbs.
timber nit Opbolb poo Zen Zee
bleO jea tIGot al o9 uuoeriegt. boer
Gang jeg bapoe OGret uoe al ipaIere
paa ben inobeaneoe glaos ubenfor
min @eQe. 9enne @aaro par peo en-
bsj Ylur itrengt i~ioleret fra ale 5eng@
ielets gbgnin9er % @aorbe; 0ertn
ino til ben bleb fun cabinet. naar bet
9iaIt tienitIige 4nIi99enber. Rdar leo
bar uoe at ipaoiere, oanneoe aae Sam
gepogterne Spalier Iangs Wluren."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

Seq forloo 6Gngslet ben II. San
nuar 1895. Som ~iGbpanIig bapoe
ieg giort / Stano pda nit 9prelis,
ilddet min grits neo % begipet mig
til Ro paa bet foreiirepne 9lotteiltt.
Sntet tDOebe poa, at min Deportation
par iaa nGr foreitaaeuoe. Wan bar
be enoog famine Dag meboelt mig. al
min 5utru bapoe facet 5iuaoelie til
at beisge mig, - / Ober otte 8age
baboe bun lite OGret Dos mig.
Sm Qftenen tent, menem 10 o9 II.
bleO jeg pIubieIig o9ttet og fit 0rorc
til itrats at gore mig rejiefGrbis.
Seq bapbe aiturat 3io til at tlGbe
mig paa. Den Gmbeosmanb, iom
Wliniiteriet bapoe pouIagt at lebiage
mig paa gei iammen meb ire 5angez
oogtere. bar oprerenbe brutal; npppe
bapoe ieg fact nit 5si paa, fer ban
LOB laege 6aan0iern paa mig, - lite
en- Sang ioa megen 3io lepnsbe ban
mig, at ies funoe faa fat min gorgnet
pad. Oct par bioenbe tolbt. Sea bleu
/ en- 6elleOogn tsrt til 9obsetspeoitioz
mems Gotaler bleb fert uo pda per
ronen og ben til en- iGrlig 9o9n -
en- Waggon. Der brnges til transport
at 0aleillaper. s oenne 9oen er Der
Here Seller, / bOiltet Ell Wlenneite netop
ton faa plabs, naar ban IiDDer neo;
bet er ganite umuligt at itrptte Be
meme. GGntet paa 0Gnoer % 6eobsr
bleD jeg luttet ino / en- iaaoun 6eae.
Iatten i1ntes enoeles, og mine Gems
mer bleO itiDe Tom 3rGtIobfer. 5erit
efter mango 4nmooninger lDttebes BET
mig ON Miorgene al faa en- 0raabe
fort aaHe. liot greb og OIt. Seq
rDiteOe of 5eber.
9enimoo Wiooag naaeoe hi Ga Ros
6eLle. Wlin transport fra paris bar
life blepen telesraferet, og bpis jea
bar tommen omborb meb Def famine,
bar jeg iluppen ubemGrtet igennem.
Wten beo ganegaarben fob Der nogs
lie Vpsgerrige ~ at ben Slags, ION
bar for 9ane at gibe Mebe for at Ic
Strafefangerne, iom beporteres til
Zen aee. Uian pilos Oente, til bisfe
90
Ulenneiter bare at 8ejen. 6Oert gjes
blit bleD ben sOerite Opibnsmanb al
Observation-Disclosures talot ub al
YOgnen, og bber Sang ban tom ino
igen, CAB ban Yogterne bemmeligbebss
fuloe Ororer. 8Ogterne gif og trtn.
trdt Iau bet enc. faa bet anbet SalouiI
for og baboe | BET SeIe fb9rt trablt.
4aturligDis Datie Oisis anftalter Ops
mertiombeo Dos Yublitum, Iom life
bar lange ON at rsane ub, at | ben
GeaeDrgn maotte en- eler onben biqtiq
Jange BABE Ylabs; ba Golf life iad
BAN fomme M al g3gaeu, itimlebe be
idmmen for at fad 81 Stint Of BAN.
0ogteren og Gmbeosmanben ilebe til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15
.Saniferen"

bliuer Ienbt I'll Subifubentsr. iubtil uoirp'.
ielie 0p6gelis mobiases al uoatosrne % al
@elb Il betait. i CpereusreameIle nab d
SOreaebe Staters EoiloUe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

De fsrte 8age at OperreiIen iii
8iGblssen bragte frngteIige Qioelier;
auIoen benne aabne Geae par naten
lite til at ubboloe, og BET bar faa aoot
iom umuligt at iope I 6anaeteien-
Ufin R9ring beitob at Strafefanaers
nes Ration, i%erDeret / &onierpesoaa=
Ter. Om 9a9en babbe ieq en- Iarlia
8ogter. Der life matte tabe mia ar
SDne, og ON Qatten anbragtes Der oeD
min Sioe TO meo Rebolbere b%ebq6neoe
gogtere, iom bet bar itrengt forbubt
at oetsle ct Oro meb mia.
0d Der bar 9aaet fem 0aae, nj ie1
sop til unber bob6elt 9ebootnino al
ttlbrin9e en- Zine oppc paa aommars
oobroen, og efter ben 8oe 9aa blep
3empsraturen miloere % berpaa me-
get BARN. Seq Iluttebe oa, at bi nars
meoe os 4StDdtor. Mlen bborben Rei4
len git, DiOite ieg enbnu life.
SITTER IA 0ages uiigeliq iriIt Gss
rejle naaeoe bi ben u. Warts 1895
til Sdluts9 ernes Rbeb; jeg anebe nu.
9Oor 0i befanot os, ba jsq en- @and
lmelem baboe oPfanget en- entelt ges
mGrtnIn9 al 8ogterne. Der talte iams
men ON, 9bor be biloe 6libe Itationers.
be. De nGDneOe / ben qnleOnina iepns
Ing toriteaige QotaIiteter / 0uband.
seq baobeoe inOerlig, at man Itrats
olloe laoe mig TONNE / Qanb. N2en /
Dele pre- 0dge MATTE jeg bolbe no /
min Seize / en- ianO gageropnss 3ens
peratur uben iaa msget Iom at fad
3iuooelie til at tomme OBJ paa Oats
let; tbi man babbe inbe paa Zen ais
osles lite OGret forbereot pna nit
Aomme o9 MATTE nu It1nbiomt Ie at
fad al Ting / Orben.
Den 10. Warts ~om6bttebe lea Gef.
len I Stibet meb en- Gele for Stroffe4
fan9sr pdd sOnseeen. Os Der 6olotes
Ieg ! itrengeite 5Gngiel en- bel Maas
nso tsennem. Den 10. april tom lea
snoelig til Ojablssen, en- nggen alios
peg, paa bbiIfen mar tibIioere bobbe
lnterneret Spebalfs. y
Sulutsg srne beitau af 3 imuu ger:I
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

Den Q. Sttober 1859" - faules
oes beg9noer Qlfreb 8repfus' Gilt
bring at bans isrgslige Stabne / Ma
rene 1894-99 - oblsp ieg Isbt I
N%iblbauien / Glfais. SEQ tilbragfe
en- lpttelig garnoom; Mober oq en-
tire sOeOe en- Oelgsrenbe SnofIpoeIie,
6aber nGreoe en- bjertelig 6engipenbeo
for fine 9ern. og 9lore grsore fog mig
t9rli9t unoer beres 9%aretQqt. Win
fsrite isrgelige G%rinOring foloer I
9rigsaaret 1870"
0repfus' 5aber opierebe for Grant
rig. 4lfreo 0repfus fulgte meb til
paris, bDor ban f%uloenbte fine Stils
bier. Den 20. 4pril 1890 blep ban
optaget pua ben bsjers arigsifole; o,n
fslgenoe Dag G9tebe ban 1rsten
3ucie 6abdmarb. Dit tDbebe paa en-
lptfelig 9ebebane for aaptnjn 4lfreb
Drebfus, bd ban plubiefig Qsrbag ben
10. Ottober fit 9iIfgelfe ON at msSe
| arigsminiiteriet ben n9ite Morgen.
Ser bsnteoe BAN ben u6pggelige ODers
%raiteiie meb Waior bu Baths Dittat
.cg gefploninger for 2anosforraberi,
hooreffet Wiaior 5snrp og en- golit,s
bstjent fsrte aaptain DreDfus til
GbsrdesM iOi= 5Gngslst.
0d bu pdtD bdbbe enbt fit 4rbsjbe,
CAB General Mertisr 8efuling til at
inblebe en- regular ll~nberfsgelie MOB
9repfus, og ben 3. Robembsr ubitsois
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

Enter id at the Post Office at Blair, Nebr.,
as seconc-class matter.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-15
EUREKA WILL CELEBRATE.

The Eureka Baseball Club has taken up
the matter Of entertaining the Elko and
n~eighboring people in a rousing manner,
the festivities to begin on the evening Of
July 2, and extend to and including the
4th, when the baseball game between the
Elko and Eureka Clubs will be played.
The Elko Club has signifed its intention
to accept the Eureka boys invitation and
give the latter club q chance to play even
on baseball honers. Committees have
been selected and they have entered on
their various duties with energy and en-
thusiasm. The finance committee is meet
ing with excellent success and finds all our
people very liberal in their contributions.
The committee on arrangements has its
hands full. The programme has not yet
been definitely decided upon, but will
probably he about as follows:
Tuesday evening, July 2-Reception at
Opera House, enlivened by an entertain.
ment and refreshments.
Wednesday, July 3-Clay pigeon shoot
ing for a number of purses; also visits to
the mines for those who may desire to take
advantage Of the opportunity. In the
evening, reception at the Eureka High
School.
Thursday, July 4-One grand, big time
ell day long, when purses will be offered
for free-for-all horse racing, foot racing,
novelty racing, including a race after q
creased pig. In the afternoon the base
ball game will be played between the
Elko and Eureka Clubs, around which the
main interest viii center, and in the even
ing the gaiety will be wound up with a
grand ball at the Opera House, which will
probably continue into the long hours Of
Friday morning, when the locomotive
whistle will call Eureka's guests to the
railroad station for their homeward jour.
ney.
The +. & p. X. r. Co. will make an
excursion round trip rate Of 50 between
Palisade and Eureka. Arrangements with
the G. p. Co. have not yet been COM
pleted,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-15
LOCAL MINING STATEMENTS.

Under the new law requiring foreign cor
porations doing business in this State to
publish annual statements of their business
transactions, the SENTINEL notes the fol-
lowing statements of companies doing bust
ness in our immediate neighborhood:
The business statement of the Rocco
Homestake Mining Company between
January l, 1900, and October l, 1900,
shows total receipts amounting to S44,-
s49.49. Disbursements during he same
period were s26, 457. "a. On October l of
that year this company sold its property to
the Roeco-H omests Nevada Mining
Company, and from said October l to
January l, 1901, the business statement Of
the new company shows total receipts from
all sources amounting to S46, S99.76 Dis
bursements during ssme period: Labor.
freight, etc., s12, 4s6. ID; dividends paid
$40, 800. Cash balance on hand January /,
1901, s2S,613.63.
The annual statement of the Eureka
Consolidated Mining Company for the
year ending December 81, 1900, is as fol-
lows: Receipts during the year. 1900,
s31, 722. 80; disbursements during the same
year, $780, OO.47.
The annual statement of the Tenabo
Mill and Mining Company for the year
ending December 81, 1900, show a total
yield of S152, 1923. 90; total cost of mining
and reduction S16S, 104.0 3.
The annual statement Of the Jackson
Mining Company, covering the year 1900,
shows receipts from the sale of ores
amounting to 81, $50. 81; disbursements S..
1877. O3.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-15
PLUMMER-SADLER.

The Carson News of June IL contains
the following:
Married-In Carson City, Nevada, June
IL, 1901, at the residence of the brides
parents, Rev. Robert G. Macfarlane off,
chatting, Benz. M. Plummer and Miss Min
ME Sadler.
The ceremony took place at high noon,
and the rooms were handsomely decorated
for the occasion. Miss Bertha Sadler was
bridesmaid and Edgar Sadler best man.
The bride is the eldest daughter Of His
Excellency, Governor Sadler, and is an
accomplished and beautiful young lady,
who during her short stay in Carson has
gathered about her a large circle of adj
miring friends.
The groom is a well known young stock
raiser of Eureka county.
The happy young couple will remain in
this city until Saturday when they will
take their departure for their future home
at Mineral Hill, Eureka county.
The wedding gifts were both numerous
and elegant, and the happy pair enter upon
this welded life with the best wishes of
friends all over Nevada.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-15
A Life on the ocean Wave.

Harry Davis on Wednesday evening
last conceived the idea that a boat ride
would be beneficial to his health, which is
quite delicate, and proceeded to put the
idea into execution by improvising a raft
out of some old boards that had once been
used in the construction of a stairway. He
launched his raft on the sheet of water
known as the Zottman pond, and imme-
diatly proceeded to board it. He nc
SCORER stepped upon the frail thing than il
dumped him in the water, and the water
was far from warm, too. Harry says the
next time he goes out raft riding it will be
in a boat.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-15

Joe Revier, better known as ''Fr ench
Joe." while climbing . ladder in the
Rody mine near Cortez last Saturday.
was struck on the head and back by .
heavy bucket which was being let down
the shaft. 1t was not known that Joe
was climbing up the ladder and the
bucket went down rapidly, striking him
before he could give q signal. The Cor
tez physician was immediately sum-
moned, and it was thought his back was
badly hurt. but the SENTINEL has not been
able to ascertain how serious the injur-
les may be.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-15

We take the following from the COM
ments made by DIR. Wilson, the well.
known Elko athlete, in the Free Press, re
garding the Elko- Eureka Field Day sports:
"The hammer throw was the best event
of the day. and was won by George Young
Of Eureka, with q throw Of n~inety-fve
feet and four inches, which is a remarkable
record for a young boy. Less than ten
years ago this throw would have won at
least two-thirds of the athletic contests
throughout the United States against
seasoned athletes. Young also won the
shot-put with thirty-four feet and two
inches, which is also excellent.
"a word to those having the contests in
charge. The Eureka boys lacked condition.
Had they been in proper shape they, no
doubt, would have given q better account
of themselves. The Elko boys were Just
the opposite-that is, Wines and Snyder
both of whom were too fine and showed the
severe training they had undergone, mani
fest in their drawn faces. The good de-
rived from athletic contests can hardly be
estimated; but when young men are
brought onto the track from fifteen to
twenty pounds under their normal weight
and allowed to contest until they drop
from shear exhaustion, the practice cannot
be too strongly condemned, as it saps their
vitality and makes them prematurely old.
Two events are enough for any young man
of their age to enter into in a single day,
and often one is sufficient"