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STREET LIGHTING.

Low tide......1:21 A. ". and 1:39 P. n.
High tide......7:19 A. NJ. and 7:4O P. NJ.
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IaupGs German Course of Lesson

Lecture on system Of teaching, $50 and 6 p.
n today. Tomorrow. Lessons Illustrating Haupts
g. stcu- Wdrder Building Ninth and r streets.
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70 Items Made to Suffer Great Sacrifice
in This Remnant Offering.

Light Tan Kersey Refers for misses age II yearsined
throughout with twiled satin, which sold for 81 GO TX
Long Coats made of good quality melton cloth with TWO
small extra caIeS-half tghtftcd back, in red; G = 90
IA 70 Is years sold for reduced " - .
Handsome Automobile Coats, in and castor made of
imported kerey elegantly stitched and finished with panne vel
vet handsomely lined throughout; is and G 90
Is years which sold for $4,000; reduced ~ - =
Misses Imported Coat made San Toy effect the material is
imported kersey the color this is trimmed with
stitched bands Of Panne velvet match; finished with silk cord
and tassel, lined with extra quality of self
in; lG years, which sold for S35O0 reduced OH TX
l. silk Velvet Waists, in red blue green, and black
Ougly talOrmade sizes "a 80, which sold for q - 90
The IincryDe Department,
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e1.25 TO Baltimore and Return, Via
ID. A. o. n. H..
eafurJay and sunday January Z5-Z6.
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KorToIk 4 Mashtngton stennaboat {

Delightful trips daily az ESQ p m from lsot
sth 81. 20 Ola Point Comfort. Norfolk. Virginia
Beach, and Newport News. See a. page Z.
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INVESTMENTS.

Lamps lit today -----.--.---. $40 P \
Lamps out tomorrow a.
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Clear and bracing Makes your blood
Jingle and your muscles swell. and may
hap YOU feel bit tightly Citzeness
Charlotte Smith feels tightly. anyway
Hear her as she scoIds the oleo manu-
facturers. Material formerly used for
soap now so-caIIed butter. backed up
by paid scientists. attorneys. and lobby
lists, as we'll as a subsidized press" Wow,
And further comes the ingenious expla-
nation Of the decrease Of the country
marriages. Says the citizeness. IT'S
because there are no more dairymaids
the farmers using machinery in their
stead; consequently nc demand for fem
inine heIpmates around the place"
Wouldn't that vibrate youi Fighting
weather in the War Department. Cap
tain William Crozier not yet confirmed
as Chief Of Ordnance. And he won't
be- says Mr. Joseph Stickney. eff I can
help it," Mr.. Suckney thinks il Captain
. Crozier gets the job. Captain Crczier may
Fe influence to look with favor upon GER
tain Of Captain Crozier's wire-tuba guns.
That's "a heavy human nature problem We
+ don't feel justified in wrestling with to-
/ day. Lighter weights:
The Weather Indications.
/ Partly cloudy tonight Increasing
/ cIoudiness Friday. Probably rain; fresh
winds becoming variable.
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THE SIN AND MOON.
TIDE TABLE.

sun rose....7:22 An. sun sets...5-01 T. NJ
Noon rises. Moon sets...5:52 Al
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TEMPERATURE.

Temperature at 9 a. m.................. IS
Temperature at u uOOn.--.-.-.-.------ g
Temperature at 1870 p. m...-.........-. 3,
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4 odd Elton Jackets. as CO 40
sorted sizes. Reduced from y NA
$500 Observation-Disclosures. OEsOO
4 dark oxford gray Rag c. ~
lans. Reduced from $1,000 Hi
to........ y OsVO
fine Salts Seal Plush Ct n
Capes. handsomely lined-N I'll
reduced from $500 to-. y sSO
2 Tan Kersey Long
6: &c., a: ss's a1 :..S IT, = $3.50
4 fine Oxford Gray Walking Suits.
m ade with Norfolk
Jacket and C or e d ~ m
from $3.50 tO............P @sOO
e. Electric Seal
Cape. with bear collar GO n
and edge. Reduced iii
from $500 To-. - 6sOV
Second loOr-Suit Dept.
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Gbr Corning UinttS
THURSDAY. JANUARY %, 1902.

Publication once:
CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS.
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A miscellaneous lot Of 400 yards OF
short ends in silks. containing 8ik 10
Yards in each piece In this assort-
ment you viii find Plain Japs. Printed
FOulards, Tahetaline. and other
weaves. which sold in the piece up
TO 59c per yard. You have 7nP
the unrestricted choice at. per Vt
yard Observation-Disclosures. y
First noor-Centre Bargaih Tables.
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The weather Indications.

Partly cloudy tonight Increasing
cloudiness Friday. Probably rain; fresh
winds becoming variable.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-07-05
San Jose Man Arrested.

San Jose, July IA warrant has
been issued for the arrest of William
the paper house Of H. l.. Miller, for
the past eight years, on a charge of
felony embezzlemsnt. The exact
amount Of the shortage or the particu.
lars of the crime are being held
secret.
Advices received at London from
Ads Abeba, capital Of Abyssinia, an
nounce the safe arrival there Of Fitz.
hugh Whitehouse of Newport. r. l.,
and Lord Hindlip, who started from
England February l OF an exploring
trip to the Upper Nile. Both Of the
travellers were well and had thus far
enjoyed a successful trip. They we're
cordially welcomed by King Menelik.
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NOTED FILIBUsTER & A
Skipper Scott Of the Laurada Passe,
Away.

Away.
San Francisco, July 1.-"Return. Al.
dressee died at Yokohama, May 30
1902" That is the way the news came
to this city on Saturday last of tie
death of Captain William X. Scott,
commander of the United States navy
collier Justin, and whose experiences
as a filibuster in the Caribbean sea
rival anything that Captain Kettle or
any other made-to-order character Of
fiction eve did. The words quoted
were written across the face Of a let.
ter from James Boyes & Co., of 10s
Clay street. According to the stamp
of the United States consulate at Yo-
kohama the epistle reached there four
days after Scott had put out on his last
voyage.
1t was in the latter part of 1896 and
through 1897 that Scott became par
ticularly notorious among nations as
master of the steamer Laurada, a
black. low-hulled craft with q clean
pair of heels that flung defiance at the
warships that this country and Spain
had on a patrol at that time in the
Caribbean sea- They were there to
prevent Just such ships as the Lau-
rada from running munitions of war to
the revolving Cubans. In the first
part Of the game Scott was chief mate
under Captain John Hart, and many q
dark night the two have sneaked out
of some nook in the F1oridan coast
with every light doused and a cargo
under their feet that afterwards made
dead Spaniards and more history. So
successful was Hart that he became
careless and one day he found himself
in the hands of Butcher Weyler at
Havana. With refreshing impudence
Scott took up the cudgels in his be-
half, invoking the right of an Ameri.
can citizen to sail the seas unmolested.
The Laurada was only a peaceful trad
er, Hart was a Skipper who respected
the laws of the nations and the
thought had never entered his mind of
lending himself to anything like fill
clustering. Scott kept this story up u
til he started the wheels of the state
department and after nine months
President Mckinley effected Harris re-
lease. All the time Scott had been
keeping the Laurada at her BLOCKADE
running work, but Hart was such a
wreck from his incarceration in Cuba
that he could not resume the command
of the ship, and the che. mate went
merrily on in the role of ilibuster un-
Ia the war vas declared. Between
times. when things were dull in the
Cuban business, Scott was always
pleased to help any .--.ie South Amer
lean republic to change its administ-
tration. How many runs of this kind
he made no n but himself and
those who employed him W. knew.
for he was one who never talked.
This unique character was an Eng
lishman and was close to go years of
age. So long had he sailed under the
American flag, however. that he was
really more of a Yankee than some
native born. He was married and his
wife is living somewhere in the east.
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Think They Have a Clue.

San Bernardino. June 27.-Oficers
here are of the opinion that they are
on the track of Henry R. Mcdowell,
wanted in Philadelphia for the embez.
element of $4,000 and for whom a
reward of $4,000 is offered. A few
days ago as the w~estbound Santa Fe
overland pulled into Barstow a man
leaped from the train and went tear
ing across the desert, and was not
seen again for several days. when he
turned up at Daggett, nine miles away.
The man left on the northbound over
land and has not been seen since.
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PLENTY OF WARsHiPs.
More Not Needed at Caracas at the
Present Time.

Washington, July LIN the first
cablegram received from Minister
Bowen at Caracas, Venezuela, in three
weeks the state department was yes
terday advised that = battle which will
decide the fate of the Castro govern
ment Is imminent. Minister Bowen
did not go into details regarding the
situation. but stated in addition to the
fact that the crisis had been reached
that there was no necessity for the
protection Of the United States lega-
ton in Caracas by a guard of marines,
and that the most important rivers Of
Venezuela had been declared in a
state of blockade. These streams are
the Colorado. Orinoco. Guira and veIa
de Coro.
There is small likelihood of any more
waships being sent to Venezuelan
waters in view of Minister Bowen's
cable that there was o n needed and
in the absence Of advices to the 0on.
trary from Commander Mclean.
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WARsHlP GOES TO HAITI.
Steps Are Taken Promptly for the Pro
lection Of Citizens

Steps Are Taken Promptly for the Pro.
lection Of Citizen No.
Washington. July LIN response to
the cabled request from Consul Liv.
ingston at Cape Haptien, Hayti, the
state department has asked Secretary
Moody to send a warship to that place,
and the Marietta, which arrived at San
Juan on Friday, was at ono ordered to
go to Cape Haytien to observe condi.
tions there until the present period of
military activity between the govern.
ment and revolutionists ceases. The
Marietta has been held at San Juan in
expectation that she might be needed
In Venezuelan waters. but advices re.
ceived yesterday proved this is not the
case.
Minister Powell cabled the state de-
partment from Port-au-Prince, Hayti.
that he had been informed that. the
Haytien admiral had fired upon Cape
Haytien and that several people were
killed.
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Keep Out of Range.

Tacoma, July I.-Convicts Tracy
and Merrill we're seen near Tenino
last night. The posse believe they are
in the woods neal that town. Fifty or
more men, headed by Sheriff Mills of
Thurston county and Sheriff Deggler
of Lewis county are endeavoring to To-
cate them. The bloodhounds from
Walla Walla have proven a failure. 1t
is apparent that members of the posse
inc many of the officers who have
been following the convicts so far have
taken good care not to get too near
them.
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Beginning at corner No !, identical with
corner No !. Rocco Ledge & Company OF this
survey and location corner. whence sec cor.
ner common 20 20. "a. IS. 70 T IS N, X 81 L,
N D NJ, bears s 10 deg 4 960 feet.
Thence N SO deg 80 min 4.
Var 16 deg 30 min L.
Se Lode line bears N is deg 80 min z 1,47s
feet in length.
S3l Intersect 4 line Of sec % T Is N. R 81 L,
1.725 feet N TO 4 sec stake 9l6 feet s TO
~. "a, rs 20 sec corners.
oVo TO corner No 2. Q post ~ feet long, 4 inches
square. set IN feet In ground with mound
or rocks scribed post No 2. U s 8 No 2 1000,
whence location monument Sc corner bears
N is deg 80 min W % feet. open cut 10 feet
square by 10 feet In depth bears N Is deg 80
min w. rs feet.
Thence N Is deg 80 min e..
Var 10 deg 80 min z.
iAIs TO corner No 3. Q pine post ~ feet long, 4
inches square, set ~ feet In the ground
with mound Of rock scribed Ipost No 8, US
10 1000.
Thence 3 80 deg 80 min W.
Var 16 deg 80 min Z.
oOO To corner No 4, Identical 10 corner No A.
Rocco Ledge 4 Company OF this survey.
Thence 8 is deg 80 min w.
Var Is deg 80 min e..
$50 Intersect sec line between Is and "A.
iA7s To corner NO /. the place Of beginning.
containing. ..............--..l ID 6l.lOO acres
Total sres Rocco Ledge 4
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KING STILL
All the Bulletins Give Encouraging
Reports of the Kings Condition.

Reports OF the Kings Condition.
London, July 1.-The notable ex-
element the past week outside Buck.
ingham palace at the hours the bulle-
tins were posted was entirely absent
yesterday. The sanguine impression
created by the dostors' reports Satur-
day and Sunday was maintained by
the salient phrase in yesterdays bull
letin, mo bad symptoms of any kind"
The c~heerfulness of the public is ap-
parently fully shared by the members
of the royal family. The Prince of
Wales went riding this morning, and
both he and the princess witnessed
from the palace window, with evident
interest, a march past of the guard.
The stock market opened with a
very strong tone on the good news re-
garding the kings condition. Consols
rose seven ~sixteenths. Other depart
ments reflected the improved feeling.
With a view of recompensing the
s~ightseers so far as possible for the
disappointments of last week. today's
and Wednesdays reviews of the colon
ial and Indian troops will be accom-
panied by a certain amount of pagan
try. The queens anxiety has been so
much allayed that she definitely decid-
ed to occupy the first carriage in the
royal procession, In which other mem
bers of the royal family will partici-
pate. as well as the foreign princes,
who are still in London.
The following bulletin was issued
from Buckingham palace late last
night: THE king had a fairly COM
Portable day, and the discomfort in
the wound has been less"
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SHOULD WE ANNEX cusAf
Senator EIkins Tells Why u Should
Be Part of the United States

Senator EIklns Tells Why u Should
BE Part Of the United States
Washington, July 1.-Mr. Elkins OF
West Virginia addressed the senate in
support of his resolution providing for
the annexation of the United States
of the island Of Cuba
Mr.. Elkins said that his resolution
had been misunderstood. II had no
bearing on Cuban reciprocity and was
not intended to have any. The reso-
luton did not suggest annexation of
Cuba in an offensive way. II provided
that the Cubans must take the initia-
tive. and only after they had asked for
annexation could the United States
act He pointed out that many dis
distinguished and patriotic American
statesmen. from jefferson to Mckin'
ley. had favored annexation. and he
thought the present was an opportune
time ito carry into effect the wellde-
finedwishes Of a majority Of the peo-
pie Of Cuba and the United States in
regard to annexation. II is in the In
terest of both countries. The environ
ment of Cuba, with the trials and diff
culties that beset her on the threshold
of her national life, stand in the way
of her being long an independent ma
ton; while as a state in the Ameri-
can Union her people would be pros
perious and progressive and enjoy the
liberty and all the blessings that
would flow from being a part of the
best, the greatest and freest govern
ment in the world"
1T is claimed that annexation would
destroy the promising and growing
beet sugar industry of the United
States. Not SO, however.
The prices of products among the
states of the Union always seeks an
equilibrium. With proper protection in
favor of the cane sugar of Cuba which
she will enjoy az a state aad the beet
sugar of the United States. within ff-
teen years the United States would not
only produce sugar enough for its OWE
consumption, but largely compete with
other countries in the markets of the
world.
But for the war with Spain, al
though so successful and glorious,
Cuba would now be a part of the Unit
ed states. Even with the war. had II
not been for our declaration that the
was was not waged for conquest or ag.
grandizement, known as the Teller
amendment, Cuba would today be a
part of the United States, just as Por.
to Rico and the Philippines are. The
amendment has proved both mische-
vious and unwise.
When Cuba shall become a part of
the American Union and the isthmian
canal shall be completed. which is now
assured, Porto Rico. Cuba, Hawaii and
the Philippines will be the outposts of
the great republic, standing guards
over the track Of the worlds com
merce.
There is a tendency in all human
affairs, in government, trade and com.
merce, to concentration and combina.
tion. Meteors go to the sun, small ma.
tons are becoming parts of great ma
tons, and Cuba in her present environ.
ment. situated as she is, cannot be
expected to resist this tendency"
Mr.. Elkins, in closing, said too much
had been said about what we owed to
Cuba and how much depended upon
our relations with the island.
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SURVEY 1000.
Rocco Ledge q Company.


Beginning ut corner No. /, identical with
the Sc corner Of the location, a pine post
~ feet long, 4 inches square, set IL feet
In the ground with mound Of rocks scribed
post No /, U s No 1900. set alongside OF
post No 2, U 5 ) No 1,SI6. Homestake mine.
whence section corner common TO 23. "a, rs.
26. T 10 N, II 81 l., NJ ID NJ, bears s 10 deg 4
800 feet, tunnel dump n 10 deg 80 min W, $50
feet; thence N Is deg 80 min Z 10 feet, tun.
mel entrance 50 feet; the,,ce N 81 deg Il S
feet two shafts 40 feet in depth 80 feet. end Of
drift from dump point N "a deg r 100 feet,
Offset to left % feet two open cuts 10 feet
square by 10 feet In depth at ais feet orse. 90
feet to left open cut 10 feet square by 10 feet
in aeptb ut 300 feet open cut 10 feet square
by 10 feet in depth.
Feet. Thence S 10 deg so min W.
Var 16 deg 80 min z.
$50 Lode line bears N Is deg 80 min E-leng.h
l.479 feet.
5S4 To corner No q, identical with sw corner Of
the location; . pine post AZ feet long, 4
inches square, set III feet IN the ground
with mound of rocks scribed post No Q q 5
S No 1000. set alongside Of post Nos. L 5 s
No 1.sl6 Homestake mine. Thence n Is deg
80 min e.
Var 16 deg 80 mid f..
900 Whence mouth Of tunnel bears 5 IS der Z
50 feet 100 feet to breast Of tunnel. same
course.
1000 Cross wood road bears n a. deg 80 min 4
and 8 AZ deg 80 min W.
1879 To corner No 3, q pine post ~ feet long 1
inches square, set III feet in the ground
49,. " " ~ "tAAkt1 k0tt AG a. y .
: No 1900, whence location monument bears
N Is deg 80 min Z II feet.
Thence N SO deg 80 min T..
Var l6 deg 80 men T..
$50 To location monument OF tbs Bryan mine,
unsurveyed.
SIS Intersect Z line Of section q. T i6 N, r 81
=. 800 feet N to \ sec stake, ASS feet s to
z3, "a. rs, 20 sec corners.
6s4 To corner No 4, 9 pine post ~ feet long. 4
inches square. set IN feet in the ground
with mound Of rocks scribed post No 4. 8
8 No 1900.
Thence 8 Is deg so min W.
Var 16 deg so min e.
$50 Intersect sec line between 23 and "a T le N,
R57E
1879 To corner No l. the place of begin
Containing 10 o. 100 acres.
Conflict with U 8 3 No 1916 Homestake
mine and not excluded. beginning at post
No 2 OF said mine, and thence N 81 deg W
2s3 feet to post No g.; thence s 70 deg W
22 feet to post No 4; thence n 70 deg 80 min
1854 feet, to place Of beginning, Containing
02.l00 acres.
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NO. 8ot.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

q, 5. LAND OFFIUE,
CARSON CITY, Nevada. May l6, 1901
OTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BERT L..
IN Smith, whose postofice address is Eureka,
Eureka county. Nevsda. in behalf OF himself and
his co-owners. II. A. Jackson, Oscar . Smith and
Andrew Jackson. has this day hled HI sppli-
cation for 8 patent for fourteen hundred seventy
nine linear feet Of the Rocco Ledge 4 Company,
commonly known as the "hocco Mine" and four.
teen hundred seyeniy-nine linear feet Of the
Rocco No 2. veins. lodes OF mineral deposits,
bearing gold. silver and lead, with surface ground
nve hundred eighty four feet In width. OF the
Rocco Ledge 4 Company. and SIX hundred feet in
width OF the Rocco No 2. situated in the White
Pine Mining District. White Pine county. State OF
Nevada. and designated bv the field notes and Off
cisl plat on Gle in this Office as Lot No or Mineral
Survey No 1000, which said field notes of survey
describe the boundaries and extent OF said claim
Oh the surface. with magnetic varistion &c 10 deg
80 hin T., Is follows, TO wit:
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Went Over the Bank.

San Joce. July daniel Lynch, q
veteran stableman Of this city. drove
on the grade or the Mt. Hamilton road
in Halls Valley yesterday and was
k1ued.
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Cholera on Transport.

Manila, July IA case of cholera
has been discovered on board the Unit
ed States transport Thomas and she
has been detained in quarantine at
Marvalez, at the entrance to Manila
bay.
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SUPPLEMENTARY FIELD NOTES
For the Rocco Ledge a COMPANY, U
No 81, Wolverine.

IS No 81. Wolverine.
Feet. Beginning at post No 2. sw corner.
Thence n IS deg 80 min T..
Yer 10 deg 20 min n.
100 lntersect b side line Of u \ = No 81, Woiver-
Inc. whence poe, No 2 Of said survey besrs
deg l. IS feet.
4eo lntsrseet n side line Of U 8 s No 81. woiver-
Inc whence poet No Of said survey bears
Conflict with U $ 3 No 81, Wolverine. is
hereby not excluded from this survey. Said
conflict Is described as follows;
Beginning at post No l, u 8 4 No 81, wolver-
Inc; thence + IS deg W 800 feet 10 post No 9:
thence n n deg W - feet: thence n is deg 80
min Z 800 feet: thence \ II deg 4 10 feet. 20
place OF beginning. containing So 100 scres.
The notice OF location Of said Rocco Ledge 4
Company mine Is of record in the once Of the Re
corder of White Pine county, Nevada. ct Ely, in
said county, Of page 222. Book 5. Mining Loca-
tons, records Of said eounty. and the notice OF
location Of said Rocco No 2 mine IL Of record In
the same Office. Of said county. =, psgc 40, Boob
2. Mining Locations, records OF said county.
Said Rocco Ledge & Com psDy and Rocco MOI
veins, lodes or mineral deposits herein and on the
officisl plat thereof designated ~ Sur ey No 1900.
being bounded on the west by the Ne Plus Ultra
mine. on the north by the Bryan mine and IN.
known claims. on the east by an unknown claim.
and on the south BY the Honestske and Protec.
ton mines.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Rocco Ledge 4 Company or Rocco
No mines OF SURFACE GROUND, are required
to file their adverse claims with the Register
Of the United States Land once at Carson
CITY. In the county Of ormsby. State OF Ne
vsds. during the co days psriod Of publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions of the Statute.
o. II. GALLUP. Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice Of
Application for Patent be published for the period
Of ten Q0l consecutive weeks IN the Eureka
SENTINEL, . weekly newspaper published st En-.
reka, Eurekacounty, Nevada
o ". GALLUP, Register.
Date of first publication, June I. 1907.