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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-02-28

Returning, Special Train will leave Wash.
ingion 1000 a. m. Tuesday, March sih.
stopping ~ shove stations
Tickets will be on sale March .. 2 and
At One Fare For Round Trip, valid for
returu until March Sth, 1901, inclusive.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-02-28

Trains Daily except sunday.
No persons carried on any other than
the trains named above. and stops only az
stations designated. ] a. MARTIN.
Gen'l Supt
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-02-28

Adultcration. the crying evil Of the age is
particularly rampant in the liquor business.
Avoid all danger by dealing with Iohn
stump Co. Cumberland Md AZ
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-02-28

No. IS. fast train west I'm the evening will
stop at Tunnelton for passengers.
No. II Is the regular accommodation going
west and stops at all stations.
Trains marked s. stop regularly and trains
marked y. are flag stations. other trains do not
stop. I'M. ScHRYvER,
zen. Passenger Agent.
ID. B. MARTIN, Manager Passenger rraffic
A. j. BosAPIELD. Ag't at Tunnelton
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-02-28
B. Sc q. TINE TABLE.
Taking Effect Nov. s5th, 1900.
EAST BOUND.

rnAm IL -siI ss'I ts "a r.'l
ara,,o, r,sla..I. rr,ssla....soI..,n No r:. Ir.n;
sss%Ssss Ei :s = eli eli $ $
kowieshurg 733 4b5 $50 34Sls Isl II SO
Terra Alta. SIS 10 o 81 Sc So 81 2als 2Ool sig rs
Oakland ..lsss 30 p, so SO So 81 Ais eel sig so
The new "Fiyer" No. f2, leaves Grafton at
o10 p; m. and Is due at Terra Alta az
elo' the only stop In the county, and Oakland
$50. No 7s Is the accommodation and stops At
WEST BOUND
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-02-28
The West Virginia Northern Time
Schedule.

IN EFFECT NOV. as. 1900
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27

- SIN sllter pon 6s Sabren itarb
Sreitas infolse 9unsenficbers SEER
SameS so. Suliuan, welder Dor 33
Sabren pom Canada mad MtnneIota
Fam, leitSem gu BEN anseiebenen Sir'
germ ct. CLOUDS sdblte unb felt elmer
&eibe BON Sabrenb aS OepupsS beriHs
Mmt in Gbren befleibet. Mit Der
Satin betrauern fiini Climber ben Sob
beS suten @aters. inter bielen Mn=
malt s. .. Suliuan, welder smolf
LANCE Sabre baS County : Inualtss
amt betleioete. Inter GROCER Setbeis
lisuns fanb SOnntas gtadmittas bic
Seerbisuns BON Der gatbebrale aus
ltatt.
= @belarb Sopal, mel6er AM 13.
SUM- feline Srau burd swei S6iile
uerwunbete, wurbe BON SriebenSri6z
ter eimperi6 BEN 9roBsel9morenen
iibermieien. Oas Weib lit Don ibren
S%erlesunsen bereitS mteber senel eu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
0runoeisentb umsubertrasunsen.
Sir ben vgforbNern" beridtet pom &esifrar
GERM Sobn W. Gmmel.

Sames Hauauid an gtidolas S6mit,
fir tbeil nj int 81 t l22 II 30 II.
anberes.. 1850
Mi6 Gianneniteiu an bic Q 6aiiier
fir m4 pom let pom net IA IA
II 30. 49,. 500
q g 4bitnep on Eeter Sanien, fir y
int I % t 1873 fl 9.............. $50
Wabel g @riiiitb an Gbas Sanion,
fir II int 90 t l23 II 30 ....... 4SO
Gbriitina German oil Sobn Spas, fir
mel nrp4 6 t 123 II 20. ......... 80
@ 9 MtcGonneu au $ % S6erfeu=
berg, iir tbeil Jet net % l24 IL
%O.......... ............ oVV
Marp 9S Solnlan an Matbias Suitin,
iir nj let Is l26 II 2S........ 425
Sanes gtelion an 6 s @rifion, fir
1t II bid 26 q &c ABB Welrole.... 25
q : Sbeiien unb Satin an s @er=
poba, fir ITS 3, 4, 5, 6 bid Sbei=
len 2te abb Mbanp. ........... 415
| altna Sdneiber at Did @einanb, fir
10! net 90 t l25 II 30.......... 500
Wtrs. 9 Garbian au Otto 3oebii6,
fir nj mel 81 t 125 fl 3l........ $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
SIb:Oafpta.
t=Neni9feiten.

- Sir uerweilen auf sic neue anz
seise ser 6ilser & Gins eanb=g om=
vanp auf Ser Z. Settle bieies Slattes.
Spl9e, bic 9anb gu faufen sewilt
limb, werben gut tbun, bic betreiienSe
anseise nit Sorsfalt bur6suleien unb
nit BEN Serren Silser & Gins in linz
terbanbluus 81 treteu. Cine quite unb
reele Sebienuns lit Sebem suseii6ert,
Der ii6 on bieie Serren wenbet.
: Die unter benz grdlibium bes
Ssrru @ictor Sanien bier itebenbe
@uitap abolpb Benevolent Society
belt Sonntas an gtierensartens Gate
Bel ct. Soiepb ibr Sabres= Yicnic, 81
benz ii6 sesen 200 Eerlonen einse=
funben batten, bic lt3 ale fOltli3
amiilirten.
= Der Oapis : Sarfin : Company
pon Chicago, wel6er lesten Sebruar
Der Contract fir BEN Ban bes neuen
ct. gloub Yoitoffice.9 ebdubeS ;uses
ipro@en wurbe, lit uon ben betreifen=
ben Seb0rben in Ser gunbesbaupt=
itabt @aibinston bic ALTERNATIVE &c:
itelt, mad Nbdnberrns ser Yldne bes
belasten Neubaues bic Qrbeit an bem=
ielben entmeber fir SIT, 500-btes lit
eine Grb6buns bes Insebotes Der Sa=
pis=9arfin 60. Inn S14, 500 81 be-
iorsen ODER ben Contract aufSugeben.
Sinnen SurSem bofft man etwas Se=
finittpes in Der Nnselesenbeit gu 30
rem, unb in ct. Gloub best man iett
wieber friI6e Soffnunsen, baB unlere
Stabt innerbalb zines Sabres I'M elm
itattlt6es &esierunsssebdube berei=
6ert Iein pirb.
= Der iunse Scarf i3app, Sobn
Der Samilie SObn i3app, mel9er in
benz pon bo9m. Sei~uitenudtern gu
Hrairie bu gbien, @is., seleiteten
rSacreb Scarf" College b6beren Stu=
bisn obliest, tit sur gerbrinsuns Der
SerienSeit i'm elterli9en Soule einse=
troHen.
= Sobn Srantlin, mel@er am %.
Suli persansenen Sabres gus Dem bie<
iisen &eformatoriiirt e~ntiprans uiih
ieitbem int 3u@tbaule bes Staates
Wti3i9an subra9te, mtrb Mite SSuli
feline Straf;eit bort abseleiien baben
unb bann brett mad ct. gloub su=
ridipebirt merben.
= 9ei9miiter Nnna un6 @ertrub
gnberle baben cine Neile nod Mrisona
an9etreten bic ibrem in Canon Siablo
mobnenben 8ruber Srans gilt, pel6er
bort iett sw0lt Sabren in @el6dften
tbdtis lit. @enannte Oamsn perben
nebitbem Seattle, San Srancisco unb
anbere Der 9acifi@en 8iite entlans
selesene Stdbte beiuden.
Ser in 8apmonb & Dunne=
walb's Sabrif anseitelte Sobn So
bert baBte Otenitas Bel Der Mrbeit bic
Spisen sweier Singer Elm. Ste beige
8itteruns fam er CUR grboluns BE-
nusen.
= 9ier sebt bas @erebe, baB bic
Speserei=@ robbanbluns 9erra 3 60.
in st. Yaul in benz neuen 9ei9dfts=
lpfale, wel6es 6err Nid. 9abr BON
ct. Saul an gde BON ct. @ermain=
itraBe unb 6. apenue erri9ten ldBt,
elm 3meisseldaft erOfnen piro.
= @dbrenb zines @emitters am
Wontas @orsen idlus Der glib in bic
an Is. Nuenue nOrbli9 selesene poll
nii@e Sale unb bei@dbiste bas Gez
bdube bebeutenb, obne baB basielbe
NS8ranb serietb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Nierte Smli=Tabrpreiie.

gm 3. unb 4. Ssuli p%erfauft Die 0ortberrr
pacific Sabrfarten innerbalb 200 0feileu Jus
elm unb eirem Nrittel bes Yreiies fir Sin=
unb 2iidreile. &idreiie ipdtetens am g.
Suli 1901.
30s1 {. :. Stoooer, N9ent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Mus Der nm9e8enb.
ct. Mugufa.

Siele Srtl6aft wirb am slorrei9en
Sierten inter ben pielen Yldten in
Stearns gountp ni9t Der gerinslte
lein. Sas iunse Selt wirb ieinen
Yatriotismus in elmer sesiemenben
Nationalfeier seisen unb alien Seitbe=
iu6ern bic bette @elesenbeit seben,
re6t ansenebmeS tunben in unseSwunz
eener uub seieai6aftlider @eile sez
nieBen 81 f0nnen. @er eiten re9t
uersniisten 4. Suit mitma6en min,
lit sur Seittbeiluabme mad ct. @u=
suita einselaoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27

g r-aub Sorts. = gS 6eiBt,
baB @senten Der Mortbem Yacific
Sabn beauftrast worSen iinb, &inb.
pieb unb S6afe in Montana gu fau'
fen unS Sas @ieb banu ben Sarmern
aui Nntbeile absulalien. Oieler Ylan
wirb inter ben rullil6en, i6weoil1en
uaS normesii6en Seimitdtteiu6ern
piel Inflans finben. Die Giienbabn
forbert Snterellen bon benz ausgsleg=
ten Sapital unb elm Srittel bis elm
Salb BON benz Hcingewinn. Die Sar'
mer mOsen baS Sieb na6 eisenem
@utbinfeu perpenben uuo werben in
ben Stauo seiest. ii5 eisene 9eeroen
81 sidten.
90 PETITIONER iiir Sie Bill
bung zines neueu County aus benz
Serritorium, wel9es iest einen Sbeil
pon @aro County bilbet unb Sen Ma=
men WontraiIe erbalten loD, befinben
ii6 I'M llmlauf. = 9fels 9arlon frii=
Der pom GooperStown, mnrbe am Sien=
flag abenb nabe ieinem Claim, Is
Wfeilen bon Selua, tobt aufseiunSen.
Sarlon pnrbe leit le9s @o9en per-
mist unb liest bierein Selbltmorb
Dor.
SIb=O afpta.
Sierre. - Die Queen 0tining
Company bat ii6 am Sienitas nit eli
nem&apital BON elmer Wiuion Dollars
incorporiren laiien,
(Sortiesuns auf Settle S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
spnns gill.

Snietse Observation-Disclosures mubs
te ii4 Srdulein &atbarina Sang pom
BIER Der Mmputation zines ibrer flei=
men Singer III Melroie untersieben.-
Sier murben leste ISOLDE Sobanr
Settmer nit Srdulein &atbarina puns
ebeli9 perbunben. Die 9o4seit fano
i'm elterliden Sauie Der 8raut itatt,
mobei benz iunsen Yaare bic bersli9s
item @ratulationen entboten murben.
Ole @eupermdblten iinb mad Srier,
Sc. o, absereiit, woielbit iie tbren
bdusliden Seerb erridten werben.
Die beiten @lni@e ieitens Der @srs
wan6ten uno Sreunbe bes Braut=
paares baben basielbe an ben neuer
9eerb besleitet. Au9 Der rNorOitern"
best ben 8unl6, baB es ben gbes
leuten in Narb Oafota itets mobler'
J seben m0se.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
GoQesebiae

Din 30. Stunt fanb an Der ct.
;Sobm's llniuerlttdt na6 einsm lebr
erfolsrei9en S6uliabre bic S9luBz
feier itatt, nobel bic ueridiebenen sols
bene M%eoaiaen, Oiplomen unb Preile
CUR 8ertbeiluns selansten. Oas neie
S9ullemeiter besinnt am 5. Septems
Der. = Der Contract fur bas neue
@pmnaiium, wel@es bte bo9m. gene=
bictiner bel Der ct. Sobn's @btei err
ri9ten lailen, lit BENG CONTRACTOR Sobn
Seimann BON q. gloub iiberlafen
worben, unter beiien @ufii@t bic Grs
belt an ben, neuen 8ibliotbef9ebdube
her bo9m. 8enebictinerudter suten
Sortl6ritt madt. Oas @pmnail im
mirb 66x113 SUP sroB unb iber benz
gaIement Elm Stodmerf bod werben.
gs mirb mad leiner 8~oaenbnns eineu
@ertb BON etpa $40 600 ~reprdien:
J tiren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27

8aui9retter Sobn 9aas 1T bier
unb in Der umsesenb gu einen pielbes
sebrten Manne seworben. &aum III
er nit Der grrt9tuns Der r1euen 9eu:
Ter ber Samilien Carl Puniad uni
Ben. S%elOebert fertis s%eporSen, III
er aud i9on nit benz 8au zines neuer
WObnbauies fur Germ 9ernb. Srie.
Ter bei@dftist,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
MeiQwooD.

am "a. Stunt batten Sie 9emeinSez
uoriteber ibre erite @sriammluns in
Ser Office bes Sorpn : g(erfs gu Be-
s(eiduns Ser Miiebments. In ber
sansen Nbi9dtuns wurbe fein Sofa
sednbert, mas ais Elm sroBes CONF
pltment fur 9errn g6uarb @tftnlon
selten fann. gu slei6er 3eit batten
Sic 3ablrei9 @insefunbenen gelesenz
beit, it6 Serrn @ilwerbtnss Grobees
reuplansuns ansuieben unO bic pra6t=
pollen gremplare auf tire Suite gu prii'
fen. Ote Sru6tfarm oil Der Sings
Safe murbe allsemein belost.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
0uremburs.

Sn erfreuli6er @eile lit benz wei=
terer kindergarten Der 8latternfranf.
belt bier bur6 nod re@tSeitis anse<
rpanbte @esenmittel ginbalt sebos
ten. Otelelbe bat feline Opfer sefor=
Sert, un6 mirb binneu &ur3em mieber
NGes I'M alten @eleiie iein. = Die
Nelbfridte beredtisen uniere Sarmer
gu ben aaerbeiten 9oifnunsen. Oie
uielfa6en &esen baben ben @ieien
nadsebolfen, baber aud bic 9euernte
cine quite 81 meroen ueripri6t. Sur
bic Waisfelber f0nnte bic ausenblidz
li6e @itteruns ni9t beiier iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
Gben Saaeb.

S. S. 9ofmann BON bier bat bas
S9anfsei9dft Der gplb Sprins grau.
seleal4aft 81 &imban ssaauli9 aber=
iiomntetl. 6. 6. Tider, mel@er
bemielben Biz iest portland, lit mad
bier 3uridsefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-27
ct. Yatrid.

Sn ansenebmiter @eiie murbe Wons
taa Mbenb unler bo@m. 9farrer Sobn
Srosan selesentli9 ieines Iamens=
taaes pom einer Wense ieiner @emeins
b~emitslieber iiberraldt, mel9e IN Mnz
erfennuns Der gerbienite, bic it'd Der
bodw. Seellorser I'm bas Wobl Der
@emeinbe errporben, ibren seiitisen
9ater nit einem pra9tuoGen SeHel be-
identten unb bic Mbenbltunben in
beiterem 2reiie nit ibm uerbradten.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-22
Royal Arch Elected Omcers.

The Grand Chapter, Royal Arch
Masons, met at Carson, on Tuesday,
June Is, and elected and installed the
following officers for the ensuing year
VIM. Sutherland, Grand High Priest
F. d. King, Deputy Grand High
Priest; ]. A. Miller, King; III. Levy
Scribe; G. w. Richards, Treasurer
G. N. Noteware, Secretary; Geo.
ellison. Captain of Host; E. d. Kelly
Prin. Sojourner G. L. Fulstone, r. A.
Captain A. Lackey, Chaplain; Geo,
A. Morgan, Organist; A. D. Bird,
Grand Master Third Vail R. Sadler,
Grand Master Second Vail Stewart
Logan, Grand Master First Vail A
Jacobs, Sentinel.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-22
Water Notice.

Notice is hereby given that those who
may desire to do so may use water to irri-
gate gardens. after first seeing the Superin.
tsndent Of the Water Works and arrang.
ing therefor.
The said use Of water for irrigation will
be allowed from z o'clock A. N. to 8 o'clock
A. {. and from 8 o'clock P. N. to- o'clock
p. NJ, ard during those times only; and an
extra charge will be made. for said use oil
water according to the size Of the garden
irrigated.
The said use Of water for irrigation will
be subject and secondary to domestic and
other uses, and in case the water be needed
for any other use or becomes scarce, the
right is reserved to stop said irrigating al
any time, and the water shall be taken sub
iect TO that right.
Any one using water for irrigating with
out paying said extra charge, or using ar
unreasonable amount when paying. or usine
it at any other time than those above
specified, will be liable to have the watel
turned off without notice and 40 additions
charge of 81 will be made for turning 1t OF
again. Nj. NJ. FLETcHER.
Supt. Of Eureka Water Works.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-22

Mr.. and Mrx Charles Stinson Ct flsh
Greek visited Ezrsks las. Sunday.
James M.ckry returned this ~ssk fnn
his visit 70 the ElkO Hot Springs
Joseph Arthur, Jr., Ct Raby Hill left
last Monday fOs = visit Of several weeks to
Salt Lake.
Nj. and NJ. VIM. ZsdOv retained BY
Thursdays train from . visit 10 Carson
and California
Miss Hattie Raphsl retained last Thur
day from Cleveland. White Pine county.
where she has been teaching.
Mis-- Kitty winrsll and Mrs NJ. Sutton
retained to the WHEEL ranch near Alpha
BY last Tuesday. train from Salt Lake
Mis- Louise Lewis, who has been teach
ing in White Pine county, passed through
Eureka Monday en- route 70 her home IN
Carson
Supsrintendeus II. A. jackson OF the
Rooco-Homs.take mine viii take his fam
ily to Hamilton after the Fourth to spend
the Summer.
At . meeting Of the School Trustees Of
Prospect, held Wednesday evening, Miss
Tessa 1. Mori2rty vas reelected a. teacher
for the coming school term.
Mrs. Grubnezu. formerly Miss Louiss
Loschenkofl Of Eureka. has been visiting
In Carson and left that city last Monday
70 visit her fathers family in San Fran.
cisco.
Mn. j. o. Jones. accompanied by her
SON, Willie, left BY Fridays train to spend
the Ssmmer in Huntington Valley, Elkc
county, with her daughter. Mrs Frank
Porter.
Mr.. Thomas Tregoning and son Eddie,
arrived from Robinson, Utah, by Thurs
days train for . several months visit te
Mrs. Tregoning's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Williams Ct Ruby Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Plummer lnee Miss
Minnie Sadler) came up from Carson BY
Tuesdays train, and On that evening wer'
rendered . reception by Mrs. Paul Lane al
the Hay Ranch in Pine Valley. at which
nearly all Of the residents in the northern
part Of the county were present.
A number of people have suggested the
election of a maid Of honor from Eureka t.
attend the Queen Of the Carnival to bs
held in Carson City on July 8, 4, 5 and 6
Out Of Eureka's coterie of pretty young
Misses it seems that we should have one Il
represent us and show that public spirit
here ia alive.
MI. and Mrs. William Reed and daugh
ters arrived in Eureka from California las,
Saturday, and left Sunday by private con-
veyancs for Ely. After a short visit il
Ely Mr.. Reed will join Captain Franl
Drake at Hamilton, where they will sink
shaft and develop some promising mining
ground near the Rocco-H omestake mines
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-22
Q. D. OmeiaI Arrested.

Sardis Summerfeld, United States
District Attorney for Nevada, vas ar
rested at Reno Saturday on a charge
of violating the game law, the warrant
having been sworn to by Game War
den Merklinger. The defendant
pleaded not guilty and demanded .
jury trial.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-22

The SENTINEL has received Q copy
Of the first issue Of the Tonspah Bon
ANA, published at the new mining
camp Of Butler City, Tonspsh District.
by the Tonspah Publishing Company
W. ". Booth, manager and editor. II
presents . neat typographical appear
snce, and is well filed with local ed.
vertisemsnts and spicy news matter
The SENTINEL wishes It success.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-22

Owing to . scarcity Of beeiestile,
meat markets ct Loyelock have been
compelled to close temporarily.
Reno has gone mad on mining and
. big proportion Of the population
turns out every day to 60 prospecting.
Rev. J. A. Mitchell has resigned the
psstorxte Of the Presbyterian Church
at Elko and will take charge OF 9
church in the East.
Reno Ledger: We are informed on
reliable authority that Reno will have
another Republican paper within forty
days, and the preliminary arrange
ments have been made for the launch
ing Of the new paper upon the stormy
sea of journalism.
The Wells Herald reports q great
strike in the Brooklyn mine at Con-
tact, about one and one-hslf miles
from Salmon river and thirty-five
miles from Wells. The Brooklyn
mine is a copper property and ID
owned by a Montana company.
Earl Russell, who married Mollie
Cook in Reno last Fall, is held in jail
in London under 5000 bonds, on a
charge Of bigamy, preferred by the
real Countess Russell. Judge Curler,
who married the couple, arrived in
London June IL, and will tell the
British Court how it all happened.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-22
Grand Eneampmeat Omcers.

The grand encampment, /. o. o. F..
met Tuesday at Reno and elected the
following officers: Grand Patriarch,
F. P. Langan Of Virginia City; Grand
High Priest, b. Peck of Reno; Grand
Senior Warden, L. Lodenstein Of Viz
ginis City; Grand Junior Warden, F.
G. Leadbetter of Reno; Grand Scribe,
w. Sutherland Of Virginia City Grand
Treasurer, w. w. Booher of Elko
Grand Representative, A. L. Mauk Of
Elko; Grand Trustees, s. Jacobs, A.
w. Hesson and r. G. Leeper.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-22
A reporter lately took a census of

A reporter lately took a census OF @
mile Of Fifth Avenue, New York. en-
bracing the homes Of very many rich
men, and found just fifteen children
under the age Of twelve. There wal
an average Of one child to three
houses. Then the reporter transferred
his attention to the East side tene-
ment district, where he found In one
fat sixty-three children, or more than
four times the number found In the
whole Fifth Avenue mile.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-22

Some wag in the western part Of the
State circulated . report among the
Pluto Indians that President Mckinley
had ordered that all Piutes be paid 81
q day for working in the hay fields
this season. The joke that far was all
right, but when Mr.. Indian stands up
to Mr.. Rsncher and coolly informs him
Of the new law, and with savage
dignity refuses to work for q cent less,
there is . standstill to ranching opera
tons. However, after q little time it
may dawn on the Piute mind that he
has lost several days wages In waiting
for the bounty insured for him by the
great pale face father.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-22

According to the western papers
Reno il considerably stirred up in
consequence Of the recent election Of
the Principal Of the Reno public
school. Prof. John E. Bray. the pres
ent incumbent, and Prof. Mark Averill
Of Virginia City we're ~aspirants for the
position. II 10 reported that Mr..
Averill had what appeared to be q
walk owe up to the eleventh hour,
when men who onlys short time pre-
viously had been outspoken in their OPP
position of Bray and favorable to Averill
fell down and voted for the former gem
tleman. Hence the weeping and
wailing and crashing OF teeth in the
Riverside town.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-22

Hon. Robert Z. Skaegs. who repre-
sented Elko county in the Assembly
at the last session Of the Nevada Leg,
islature, has written Q communication
to the Wells Herald Of June Z, in
which he severely censures Governo'
Ssdler for vetoing . constitutions
amendment passed by the Nevsds
Senate and Assembly last Winter
He says the Governor had no more
right to veto the measure than had q
Road Supervisor or Justice OF the
Peace, and calls it an outrage. Mr..
Skaggs says be wrote q letter to The
Secretary of State, Eugene Howell,
and informed him that the Governor
had no right to veto . constitutional
amendment. and says he received q
reply from him and also q letter from
the Governor, stating that they were
of the opinion that there was no ques-
ton In regard to the power OF the
Executive in their minds. Mr.. Sksggi
then adds: "But they failed to show
me the part Of the constitution thai
conferred such extraordinary power.
The Governor sent me bis veto and
must say it is . peach. He takes his
power to veto from the joint rules Of
the Senate and Assembly, and vetoed
q amendment TO the States Consti'
tuition on the ground that it was un'
constitutional. Wouldn't that jaI
you ?"
The EIko Assemblymsn then quotes
Section / of the State Constitution
that ~2rescribes the manner in which
constitutional amendments shall be
proposed to each Of the Legislative
bodies, and if passed by them referred
to q subsequent Legislature, and il
again passed, then submitted to the
voters Of the entire State for their ap-
prevail or disspproval.
In conclusion Mr.. Skaggs says
Nov, / would like to ask the Gov
ernor. If the constitution says that. i
agreed to by the next Legislature by
majority, where does he get his power
to make that Q two-thirds majority
Is the Governor, created by the con
stitution, greater than the constitution
1 think not. The people and the con
stitution constitute the government ant
the men in authority are but the ser
wants of the people.
"The constitution is the funda'
mental law of the land, paramount
and superior to all laws, and in it the
men in authority find their powers
and where no powers are granted nj
powers can exist"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-22
C.ssins serape .s ro..p.h.

There vas a cutting scrape in Tons-
pah one day last week in which John
O'Neil, . late arrival from Butte City,
cut Tom Osborn with q knife in the
arm, shoulder, face and back. O,Neil
had Q hearing before Justice Clay
Peters and was bound over to appear
before the Nye county Grand Jury.
Osborn is not dangerously hurt.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-06-22
I. o. o. p. Grand Omcers.

At the session held in Reno Tues
day the Grand Lodge, 1. o. o. F..
elected officers as follows: L. A. LIE.
MARIE. Grand Master; w. A. Fogg
Deputy Grand Master; Reinhold Sad.
Ter, Grand Warden; William Suther.
land, Grand Secretary; @. Novaco.
vich, Grand Trea surer; F. M. Huffa
ker, Grand Representative; A. w
Hesson. L. L. Crockett, Samuel BOWL
ing, Grand Trustees.