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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
NAvAsorA NEWS NOTES.
The City Council Held an important
Meetino.

The CITY Council Held an important
Meeting.
Navasota, Texas September 3-One of
the most important and best business meet
ings the city council has held in long
time was held in the council chambers last
night with fun board present The tax
levy for 1901 was voted upon and made ST
on the 500 valuation. Ordinances were
passed prohibiting playing of baseball on
the streets and the Keeping of hogs in Il q
CITY IN Enclosures of less than fifty feet
square. The street department was given
another wagon and another pair of large
nluies TO push street work and lumber for
bridges 1t was ordered that good gravel
sidewalks be constructed along both sides
OF the public school building and within
the campus. Also ordered that on the Sec
ond Tuesday IN November the proposition
to issue $1,000 worth of 4 per cent forty
year ponds Tor the purpose Of huilding a
cry nan he submitted to the people The
council seems to he thoroughly cnthuse
Win the idea of progressiyCuess ana a
large portion Of the people hope the good
work shall not be interfered with
The public schools were opened Yesterday
with good attendance and no unusual &C.
currenCeS. Tue corps of teachers Is con-
sidered exceptionally strong, and IL is
probably not an idle boast to say
that Navasota has Il public school system
second to none in Texas.
me eolored school was also opened on
time, and with faculty to which one ma q
teacher has been added. 1t will also have
Il successful year
A hunting party composed of A. f. Brig
kernard, John Kennard and w Il Brown,
left here last night by Santa Fe local
cqulnhed Tor grand annual camp hunt
in the thiekets of the Trinity river bot
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BUSINESS LEAGUE DELEGATES
To the International Good Roads Con-
eress at Buffalo.


press at Buffalo.
Secretary George T. Brown of tho Bust
ness League is in receipt of letter from
Mr. w H. Moore president Of the Inter
national Good Roads Congress requesting
that the League appoint delegates to rep
resent that organization in the congress
TO be held at Buffalo, y. y. September
10 to 81. 1901, stating that there will be
special train, equipped with modern road
machinery, carrying practical engineers
and experts, that VIII be run from Chi
cago to Buffalo, arriving IN time for the
congress. There will be addresses and dis
cussions by the ablest men of the country
to make the program Of commanding i'm
portancc and utility.
In response to the request Secretary
Brown has named the following delegates
from among citizens who have been most
here: Judge l.. H. Nasmer j. g Butcher
+. b GUSHING; J. I. FELLOWS, I, l. Jones.
Lyons j. NJ. Coleman, George A. Race
Camille G. Pilot, l.. S. Faucelt Hon. IL,
b. RiceS \. $ NILS, |. r. Holmes Gus G.
Street
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Austin, Texas September s,--rhc follow
Ing charters were filed for record today in
the secretary of states department.:
Texarkana Abstract company of TexaP-
kama Bowie county: capital stock $4,000.
Incorporates; W +. Estes, A. S Waiting
ton and NJ u. Tilson
Texas Building company OF Dallas. capt
tai stock $1,000 lncorpnrators w r.
Fell, j. n Carr and W H. Wilson.
Orange Brick company, Orange. Orange
tors; y. A. Dawson, Thee. Low and Nj.
Dawson
The Grayson Townsite company OF Sher
mani capital stock S5O0O0 Incorporated
by 7, La Hache, Jot Guuter and sam
Lazarus
The Wakefield Iron and Coal Land I'M
prpNcment company of Milwaukee. Wis,
with capital stock OF S25Oo.0 lO. and the
Campbell Iron company Of ST. Louis, Mo.
with capital stock of 100000, were granted
permits to do business In Texas
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WORKING OF ROADS.

Mayor of Cleburne Will Undertake to
OVerrule Commissioned
Cleburne,- Texas, September Mayor
Heating of Cleburne is advocating the pas
sage of a statute by which various county
comm ssioners courts throughout the State
VIII he compelled TO work through towns
the thoroughfares that they now only work
TO the city limits Inasmuch ms Cieburne
pays about one-thlrd of the road and bridge
taxes of the county, the mayor holds that
1t = simple justice that the county assist
In maintaining the thoroughfares main-
county roads, that pass through the city
Cleburne's situation in this regard is enjoy
ed by most of the Texas cities
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Few Contracts to Be Awarded.

Austin, Texas, September s. The state
purchasing agent has with few exceptions
completed the task Of awarding the con
tract for furnishing supplies 10 the various
state elecmosynlry institutions. The e1.
ccpuous are: Luhricatmg oil, electrical sup
plies and cobhlers supplies, The bids on
the last two named articles were not salts.
factofY and Purchasing Agent Dodge has
rcadycrtiscd for new bids He viii an
nouucc the award for ubrlcating oil with
in the next few days. The contracts for
furnishing supplies vary from three to
twelve months.
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Texans in New York.


VNVV0TdI 10 TIC IUNT.J
New York, September 3.-The following
Texans are registered In New York;
Houston.-R. Bowling. Aston
Parls.-H. Bettes, ]. Bettes, NJ Bettes,
Grand.
DenSon.-w ]. Lceper and wife, Broad,
way Central.
Austln.-R. r. Gaines, Manhattan.
FL paso.--J. p. Dies Belvidere
Beaumont.-F. w. Gear, Marlborough.
Waco.-M G. sheldon, j. Tompklns, Her
aid Square.
Fort Worth,-J. saddler and wife, Man.
haitian.
Dallas Fred MCGOWAN. Miss McGowan,
Union Square.
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Marrlane Licenses.

r. II. Atkinson and Miss Rosa E. Dis
sen.
Francisco Garcia and Miss Sofia PeraIes.
Collinsworth y. Herridge and Miss Alice
+. Trotter.
Joseph A. Tamborello and Miss Lena
Mustachia.
WIN Williams and Emma Cronus.
r. r. Crawford and Miss Rachel Kicks.
j. G. Williams and Kiss Coy Smith.
Jack Walker and Annie Williams.
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MILLIONS OF PEOPLE

Use CUTIcuRA SOAP, assisted by CUrIcURA
OINTMENT, the great skin cure, for preserV.
ing, purifying, and identifying the skin, for
cleansing the scalp OF crusts, scales, and dan
druf, and the stopping Of falling hair, for
softening, whitening and soothing red, rough,
and sore hands, for baby rashes, itchings,
and channgs. aud for all the purposes of the
toilet, bath, and nursery. Millions of Women
use CuTICURA SOAR in the form OF baths for
annoying irritatlons, in1ammations, and ex-
coriations, too free or offensive perspir.
alton, in the form of washes for Lucrative
weaknesses, and for many sanatlye, antiseptic
purposes which readily suggest themselves
10 women, ane especially mothers. No
amount Of persuasion can induce those who
have once used 1t TO use any other, especially
for preserving and purifying the skin, scalp,
and hair Of infants and children. CUTIcURA
SOAP combines in ONE SOAP at ONE PRICE,
the BEST skin and complexion soap, and tho
BEST toilet, bath, and Saby soap in the world.
said throeghsu, the World. Bnash pePe,i y NEw-
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THE VELAsco WELL.
A New Casing viii Have to Be Put
Down.


Down.
The people at Velasco and in the vicinity
of Bryan Heights are happy for Gufrey's
well at the Heights has found oil at the
depth of 100 feet. The gate was received
and attached to the well on Sunday after
noon. Monday morning early they com
menced baling. but found that the eight
inch lower casing leaked so badly they
could accomplish nothing, but 1t was de-
termned without a doubt that they had
oil. They tried to withdraw the piping but
failed, on account Of Its being fast so they
viii be compelled to sink another and
smaller pipe within the present eight-inch
casing. The pipe is already ON the ground
aud they will proceed at once to do this
The condition of the well is a peculiar
and difficult one. Guffeys outfit knows
how to and is prepared to handle it, how
ever In a few days they will have It
perfected and, they say, producing oil
The BRYAN Heights company's we'll,
close to Guffcys, Is going down steadily,
with everything in order They are *
pectnG to strike the oil almost any time
and NAY yet come in before the Guney
is recessed
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Cash & Luckel and A. B. Maycs have let
a contract for 15oofoot oil well to be
sunk on Big HILL fronting Matagorda bay
2 few miles south of Damon Mound ana
BRYAN Hin
Mr.. Rod Oliver, a banker Of Beaumont
ana Dallas. has the contract and returns
to Beaumont tomorrow to ship his mnchin-
cry. Easing has been shipped and the der
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Ennis News Notes.

Ennis, Texas September 3. President w.
d. Farris of the Ennis school board has
issued the announcement that al chillr n
must be yaccuated before entering school
The order will be strictly adhered to.
protraeted meeting VIII begin At the
Free Methodist church In this city Thurs
day, September >, conducted by Rev ".
II Winters Of Peoria, H. assisted by the
pastor, Rev. w. c. Rose
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SIN FfancIsc0 Gail.
Farming has become so unpopular down
In Maine that 1t Is found impossible to
make country fair attractive without a
balloon ascension or something of the cir.
Gus kind. The day when n prize pumpkin
and rural orator could draw crowd In
any part of that State has gone by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04

Bonds Approved.

Austin. Texas, September 8 The attor
ney generals department. today approved
an issue of $4,000 court house reCuuding
and an issue Of $4,000 bridge rcfundmg
bonds OF Haskell county IN issue OF
$4,000 Hardlu county bridge bonds was
also approved by the department. also an
issue Of $4,000 Court house and 5000
bridge bonds for Llano county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
GOVERNOR HAS GONE TO ATTEND
SlSTER-lN-LAW's FUNERAL.
Only Few State Contracts Are Left to
Be Awarded--New Char
tiers Filed.

Austin. Texas. September s.-Governor
Savers left this afternoon for Bastrop to
attend the funeral Of his slsterin-Iaw,
Mrs Sam Savers, who died yesterday at
Boerne. lie will return to the capital Ia
the morning
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Well in Montague County.

Gainesville Texas, September 3-The
well of the Western Virginia OIL and AS
phatum company of ST. 10 is now nj
depth of about 400 feet, aud several
streams Of oil have been passed. A big
now is expected further down
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eusHER is EXPECTED

At the Mound and Preparations to Re
ceive 1t Have Been Made.
Richmond, Texas, September 3.--Encour-
aging news reached here from the Mound
today, disclosing the fact that an oil cap
had been put on one of the wells, the
drilers expecting gusher al any moment.
These reports come from parties direct
from the Mound and parties who are re-
liable. People here having holdings at
that place feel greatly encouraged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
# the Babv Is Cuttino Teeth

be sure and use that old and wen tried
for children teethlng II soothea the child
softens the gums. allays all pain, cures
wind collie and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
AanhaIt FOUND Near Hearne.

Hearne, Texas, September 3.-Contractor
W. a. Scott informs The Post correspond
ent that at depth Of $50 feet he has
passed through q two-fOot stratum Of as
lion of oil. He hopes Ia strike oil at 1900
feet or less.
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Oklahoma Gusher.

Guthrie o. t. September S.-At Granite,
o. T., today gusher of oil was struck at
depth of 300 feet The flow is very heavy
and has created great excitement.
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Tax Rolls Filed.

Austin, Texas, September 3-The comp
uollers department today received the tax
rolls of the following counties showing the
total amount Of assessed property for 1901
as compared with 1900,
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Prescription No. 2s5I by Elmer & Amend,
VII. not cure all complaints hut II viii
cure rheumatism. 2 r. Schmidt, Hous-
ton, Texas, sole agent.
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ssesssessss.sssee..e..sssss.
sPoUTER AT SOUR LAKE.
Guffey Well is Again Throwing
Out Oil.

The Gunfey & Galley well has been
flowing oil all day. 1t gushes at
Intervals and spouts oil, mud and
water mp TO the top of the derrick.
The flow OF oil is coming ont all
the time and is at least one third
oil. 1t will flow now about 500
barrels Of oil day. The drilers
have shut down the well until TO-
morrow when they expect to have
a genuine gusher.
Experienced drlllers say 1t is
good oil well and may surpass any
thing IN the line of gushers.
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It'll Ching
Burning Scagy
IIl)IRV1I()lRS
Complete External and
Internal Treatment
(lljtiCllra

THE SET, consisting of cUTIcURA
SOAP, to cleanse the skin of crusts
and scales. and soften the thickened
cuticle, CUTICU.>A OINTMENT, to
instantly alIay itching, irritation,
and inflammation, and soothe and
heal, and CUTICURA RES0LVENT,
to cool and cleanse the blood, ard
expel fumour germs. A SINGI
SET is often sufficient to cure tn
most torturing, disfiguring skin,
scalp, and blood humours, rashes,
itchings, and irritations, with loss
of hair, when the best physicians,
and all other remedies fail.
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I" Waco Beaumont oil company of
mas purchased a small tract of land
1.-the Hogg-Swayne syndicate and will
h sinking well at an early date.
~
i7ehange today:
as, 30 shares .. IN ~
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21
IS LEAD KINDLY LIGHT

The beautiful hymn, Lead Kindly
Light" which was sung ct the funeral
services of President Mckinley at the
Milburn House. Buffalo, last Tuesday,
was we'll rendered by the choir, consist
ing Of Eureka and Ruby Hill singers. 81
the Memorial services held 10 the Eu-
reka Opera House Thursday. IL was the
dead Presidents fsvorite hymn. This
msisstic sacred song was composed by
the great leader Of the Oxford movement,
Cardinal John Henry Newman. The
sentiments Of this grand hymn are per.
haps the most beautiful that were ever
written. They wildly express the vsri.
Gus doubts and groupings Of the human
soul in its struggle towards life eternal.
Realizing it's belplessness in the fearful
ordeal, the words sublimely express the
souls complete confidence in the tender
mercy Of God.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21
SHOT.

Charles Cobb. one Of the drivers on the
Eureka and Ely stage line between Eu'
reks and Hamilton, was accidentally shot
81 the latter place last Tuesday after.
noon. He was getting his stage ready
for the Eureka trip and had just thrown
. robe over the front seat when the mo-
ton in some manner caused his revolver
to fall from the wsistbsnd OF his trous-
srs to the ground, the conclusion csus'
ing The weapon to 60 Of. and q 44-calibre
bullet entered bis left side. striking one
Of the lower ribs and ranging upwards.
He was taken immediately TO Eureka,
and 10 under the care Of DIR. Hsrcourt,
who regards the case % very serious
but believes the young man 10 doing %
we'll ct this time Is can be expected.
The bullet has not yet been located, but
u has not 90 far affected any of the vital
organs. The principal danger we under.
stand is the possibility Of blood poison
inc
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21

There are now on the road hauling
ore and freight from Sodaville to Tons-
pah $40 animals.
About 1876 for licenses was paid into
the county treasury Of Nye county fol
the month Of August.
Judge Bigelow. formerly q membes
Of the Nevada State Supreme Court,
it is reported, will return to Reno
shortly to open q law Office.
The San Francisco Stock Exchange
is talking of listing the Tonapsh mines
and giving the public q chance to spec.
ulate in this new Comstock.
w. o. H. Martin, q prominent Reno
capitalist, died there last Saturday
night. He was . member Of De Witt
Clinton Commandery, Knights Tenn
plsr.
On account of the o~vercrowding of
the girls cottage at the University the
building at s12 Sierra street Reno. has
been rented as an annex. Mrs. Lydia
Adams Williams has been chosen as
preceptress.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21
JURY-NICHOLAs.

Miss May Nicholas and Mr.. James
Jury were married ct the home Of the
brides parents on the Richmond Side,
Ruby Hill, Wednesday night. September
Is, Rev. Joseph Arthur performing the
ceremony. About City guests were pres
emit from Eureka and Ruby Hill. A
pleasant evening was spent until mid
night. when sn elaborate supper was
enjoyed. The presents were numerous,
and we're elegant and useful. The new
couple will occupy the residence formerly
occupied by Thomas Hicks atNew Town,
Ruby Hill,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21
ITEMS.

From the BONANZA Of September IA.
The Carson and Bullion Exchange
Bank will open q branch here on Oc'
tobeT 1. They will erect Q building.
Barney McCsnn has been appointed
hide inspector for Tonapah. The
butchers must bring each hide in
town with the beef.
Pat Lanhart was committed to the
Nevada Insane Asylum from Tonapah
on Monday last. He believes certain
people are trying to carve him up.
James O'Brien, brother Of P. E.
O'Brien is attending the Stanford Uni
versity. James is ambitious and with
his own earnings is endeavoring to &C.
cure the education that all young men
should have.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21
a Basket Picnic.

St. James Episcopal Sunday School
will give . Basket Picnic at the Eureka
Opera House Saturday night. Sept. 2S.
A good programme has been arranged,
and ell who attend will find excellent
entertainment between 1880 and III P. NJ.
Children and grown folks who are not
members Of the sunday School are not
barred out. and may also enjoy the coca
sion by paying the doorkeeper ten cents
each for admission and taking their own
iunoh.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21
Board OF "a uaIizatiOn.

At the fret meeting Of the Board Of
Equalization. held last Monday, the
following were ordered notified by the
Clerk to appear Sept. 2S at 2 o'clock P.
NJ. 10 show cause why they should not be
taxed on certain mortgages held by
them: 7. r. Jewell on mortgage Of B.
Bisnchi; II. Kind on mortgages of J..
Clendenning and Mrs. l. Loucks; p. H.
HUI on mortgages Of Joseph Flynn. Mel
son loft. and Joseph Savery. The
Board then adjourned to Saturday the
2lst instant ct 2 o'clock.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21
VIII Change Hands.

A. P. Tenvoord has sold 10 VIM. 81.
Russell of Cortez, his barber shop bust
ness, also his residence on Paul street,
with ell household furniture. The pur-
chaser will 60 into possession on the 6rst
of October. Mrs. Tenvoorde will leave
shortly for . visit with friends in Salt
Lake City. Mr.. Tenvoord will remain
in Eureka Q short time until he has per.
fected his plans for the future.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21
Fire Ayerted ns Pnusnde.

The semiphore lamp. which hangs Q
few feet above the railroad passenger
depot 1t Palisade, caught FIRE last Satur.
day night and exploded. throwing q
quantity of burning oil on the roof Of
the station building. A serious conAa.
grafton and the possible destruction Of
the building was avertsd by the prompt
action Of the night operator. Thomas
Gallagher, who climbed quickly to the
roof and soon had the FIRE entirely out.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21
TRIBUTE.

Universal Mourning In Honor Of
Our Dead President.
Thursday, September 10, was observed
throughout Eureka county asa day Of
mourning in honor Of our msrtyrsd Pres
ident, whose burial took place on that
day ct 2 P. M. 1t his home In Canton,
Ohio. All the county schools and public
Offices were closed for the day. and the
Courthouse and many business houses
were drsped in mourning.
Memorial exercises were held 81 2 p. M.
Of The Opera House, which was crowded
by people from Eureka. Ruby Hill aud
Diamond. The ladies Of Eureka had
httingly drsped the interior Of the hall
In patriotic oolors with mourning. and
the dead Presidents portrait was placed
on the stage framed in crepe and flowers.
The school children. attended by their
teschers, marched in . body from the
schoolhouss to the hall.
The music was impressiyely rendered
by residents Of Eureka and Ruby Hill.
who volunteered their services for the
sad occasion. District Attorney Breen de-
livered . good address. dealing with the
Presidents assassination from . national
standpoint and deploring the presence Of
Anarchists in our midst, and Rev. Joseph
Arthur Of Ruby Hill gave . touching sd-
dress in which he paid . feeling trib-
ute to the exemplary Christian life Of
Mr.. Mckinley and his bsresvsd widow,
so needful Of Divine help in her great
borrow.
Eollnwina In the nron.amms In FILL
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21
Coyote Maker a Clean.un.

A lone coyote found his way into John
Erickson's chicken house on Ruby Hill
avenue one night this week and killed
thirty eight chickens out Of . possible
thirty-nins. He ate but two Of the birds,
leaving the balance in the chicken house
with the live one. He did bis work like
an artist. in no way mangling in 40 IN
slightly manner any Of the ohickens-ex.
cept those esten-merely biting the heads
sufficiently to effect his purpose and char
itably leaving them to their owner.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21
sheep for san Francisco Market.

The Ford Livestock Company are
shipping 5000 head Of sheep to Lovelock,
Nevada. where they will be fat
tened and later shipped to the San Fran
cisco market. A special E. & P. train
of twenty cars left Diamond Station
Friday morning aud another twenty-csr
special will leave Saturday.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21
In q Dying Condition.

Father Manion returned home Sunday
night from Ely. after travelling through
White Pine and Nye counties. He in
forms rs that 1t White River. White
Pine county, J.. Riordan, . young man
% years Of age. is in . dying condition.
He was thrown from . horse about two
years ago. which brought on spinal
trouble. and 10 the cause Of his present
condition.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21
Property Changes Hands

Thomas Williams has bought the Ed
Harmer house on Cedar Hill and taken
possession. Ed Harmer, who returned
from Tonspah Wednesday. has moved
his family to Ruby Hill. where they will
reside indefinitely.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21
Will Have Charge OF MILLING PLAN

Arthur B. Brown and wife arrived in
Eureka from Montana last Tuesday and
continued on to Ely by private convey.
moe the same day. MIR. Brown is . met
allurgist and mining engineer. and goes
TO Ely under . six months contract
with the Chainmsn Company 10 put the
cyanide and milling plants Of the COR
pany In running order.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21
Coming to

The German and English specialists will
visit Eureka two days each month. Spe.
cialty: dropsy and cancer. No pay till
cured. At Eureka Tuesday and Wednes.
day, October / and 2. Offices while 10
Eureka at the Brown Hotel.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-09-21

Al . special meeting Of Diamond Re.
bekah Lodge No. s. held Tuesday even
ing, it was decided to postpone the mas
querade ball advertised to take place on
Friday night. September 20. until Friday
evening, October 4