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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08

The Presidents sincerity in desiring
Legislation to control trusts within legiti
mate bounds is undoubted. 1t is more
than probable ho vever that he will have
a herculean task OF his hands should he
undertake 60 limit ne power Of the
Pennsylvania r. X. The influence of
that corporation is not confined to one
party. When they wish legislation they
get 1t. To carry out improvements in
Washington. rendered necessary by their
enormous traffic, Will cost several mill
lions Sure of their power, they have a
bill before Congress which is 20 become
a law at the next session. Under this it
is proposed 10 give thar corporation ad-
dtoual rights and privileges aud valu.
able land, and requiring the District Of
Columbia to pay large part Of the con-
templated expense, Unless the Presi-
dent vetoes the measure when it is pre-
sented to him there Is little Likelihood Of
AN effective check being put upon the
rapacity Of this giant corporation. II
might be made to serve as an object
lesson
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08
HERE'S a GOOD THING.
Something You Can Readily
Believe As It's Alma
Evidence.

Mrs. G Thornton of Alma, Mich
GAYS. "As a good general tonic | can
recommend Or A. ". Chase's nerve
pills Last spring ! was feeling poorly
and seeing them advertised got box
at Sharrar * Mulholland drug store
and used them They induced more
perfect rest and relieved the nervous
headaches and did me good generally
Or. A. W. Chases Nerve Pills are
sold at soc. box. at dealers or Or. A
w. Chase's Medicine Co, Buffalo, \. Y
See that portrait and s'gaature of A. w.
Chase, NJ. D. are on every package
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08
STATE

FOR Governor
AVON IT Bill of saginaw
For Lieutenant Governor
ALEX ANDEK MAITLAND OF Negaunee
For auditor Genera
PERRY f. POWER OF Cadillac.
For Attorney General
CHARLE> A. BLAIR OF Jackson
For state Treasurer
DANIEL. Nc 10Y of Grand Rapids,
For Sr.rrttrv a. state
FRED VI. WARNER of Pennington
For commissioner OF the Land Office
EDWIN WlLDEN of Paw Pa"
For SUPERINTENDENT % public lu,trucuon-
DELOS FNLL OF Albion,
F,r Member OF the state BOARD OF Fducalon-
PATRICK NJ KELLEY OF Detroit
TrHRR l. WRIGHT 90 lrOuwo'd,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08
BEAN RAISERS READ THIS.

The genuine patent Miller Bean
Harvester" made by the Leroy Plow
Co.. Leroy, y. y, Is covered by United
States patents tn re are mora Of these
machines in use than al others com
bined.
limitations are on the market but YOU
can buy the genuine with 1902 improve
ments as cheap as the limitations of our
old machine. You will never have any
trouble In securing extras for the gen
uine Miller Bean Harvester for sale 10y
j. w. Holmes & Son. \ ma, Mich.
LEROY Plows ara easy Draft.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08

Hon. james II. E,kels. the brilliant
young comptroller Of the currency dur
ing the last Democratic administration,
is quoted as saying that the party can
make nothing outoflts cry of imperial.
ism. Ia fact Mr. Eckels believes that
the acquisition Of the Philippines is a
good thing for the country which view
seems 90 be shared by a good many men
prominent in Democratic circles. Sena-
tor German, for instance, has expressed
himself as being entirely out Of accord
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08

The Republican state central commit
tee has reelected ID. +. Award secretary.
Chairman Diekema is authorized 10 ap.
point an executive committee Of five.
Headquarters will be opened in. Detroit
early in September.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08

with the views shared by the contingent
OF which Senator Carmaca is the most
voluble spokesman. Ii looks as though
MIR Eckels might repeat his experience
Of 1900 when he admits he voted for the
Republican candidate as a patriotic
duty.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08

The recent anti imperialist piopa-
ganda contains such a large amount Of
exclusive information abont horrors IN
the Philippines thar some people have
been led 70 unkiudly remark that II
had home made appearance.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08

The Republican state Judicial con.
veution will be held in Grand Rapids
Sept % Congressman +. l. Hamilton
will / temporary chairman The state
campaign will be formally opened AT that
time.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08
$500 ROUND TRIP $500
UPPER PENINSULA
NORTHERN WISCONSIN

August l9th and 203h the AnnArbor
Railroad viii give it, annual excursion
70 Manitowac and Knwaunee, Wis and
Meuominee and Mauistique, Mich
Tickets good for return until sept. III
vii be sold from all stations at 3 90 for
the round trip. Dav hight ride across
lake Michigan. For time OF trains, etc,
call on nearest Ann ArbOr railroad
agent, or write ! ! KIRBY, G., =. A.
Toledo, o.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08

NJTlCF or DRAIN LIFTING AND RE
y \4tW ~ 1tlor D., hcrtuy given that !
Parser Merrill County DRAIN COMMISSIONER OF
thr tpdut3 OF urttlot. stat a. Michigan. .Hul
ISM day Of August A b. 1902
al the r.-Iicurc or Case l}rIs. on thr % ID OF s.
SO t. of section 90, township OF E.ba Gratiot
County Michigan at nine o'Cluc, 90 the fore
noon % that day, proceed lo receive bids tor
The construction ol = certain dram known and
dc-igna I'd "A Kerr Dram located 600 the town.
snip of E.ua iu -did county of GratiUt and de-
-crhrd a. fol Ow~, 10 VII.
Nnu'es OF survey of center line and specifca.
tiou- for coating establishing and constructing
drain and I'd branch thereto. the whole tO be
kuOwu hcuCrtprth ~ the Kerr drain. located ou
sections = and DO, El1a township Gmtiot
county Nicn
Commencing iu The channel OF 80. o.. drain AT
BIB north Hrd D. lh- east pt a posi- brfNrnu
Sections p and Do thence SO SO N l915ru- aud
cross " F.. fu" 500 al 80 >s north cd, o. Is post Boz.
tween -t-D~ tnd 10
Tlou-e ou -snr rour-, ~ .- Thence . $50 .D
o. - chs and ross .iuc uctw"en Secs AUDI y al
tI I.- north OF CORNER 'u Cs ~ q Tel tUi Do
IhoN-" 0n sam course ie lh~. thence -~ lu
3l a3 che anna cross Do ald . uuc Soc 40 1873 JUS
north Oh. south posi- said sec o.
Thence 400 -.Iun ro1r- 81 'h- and end }
U.s. north 4ni IS. i.- wt-. o.. aor ID -ec, lD. Oh
aud i1
BR\SCH
CONNIE ms an crduIr. o. lIuer cui OF main
druIls thence u - ci..Ii BIS, thence $50 $50
SO AMI cross HuD h tu... ~c.Iou- . and Il
a' hui his south oil post tal'eeu sad ~e-. 'n>
Thence oH same course a5 - th.acen b 5
erft .1- uud Gross nui 81 70 % -.- IU uf g5
-.l~I uI Soc .iu-.
Thence ol -sme '.ursa l'I chs aud end at
.tlis .- cast OF IIu. ueia..r. .,.s 3aUl lY.
l-e. gin OF wuI. drum. II-'. III
LruEth q. au-u drt.n. r' .Orh--.
tata. IouE.h O.. drain. .lt ID
r.' 'cH.'h of dulu 600 eel description OF
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08

NOTICE OF DRAIN LETTING AND RI
~ VIEW: Notice l. hereby given that !. var
Ser Merrill. County Drain Commissioner Of the
County of Gratiot state of Michigan, WILTON the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08

PACAL BALM Cq qass. c2 .lsssh asthma ana
lung Trouble. p cents by dtug gi-ts.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08
18th Day OF August. A. D.. 1902

18th Day OF August. A. D.. 1902
nj the residence or j. g. Morse, on
New Haven, Grariot County. Michigan. at
nine O'Clock IN the forenoon of that day, pro-
coed 10 receive bids for the construction OF "a
certain drain known and do signated a. Champer
Drain. located I'm the 'ownshipot New Haven, m
saii county OF Gratot, aud described a. follows,
to-wit:
Minutes of survey OF center line and spccitca-
totE for relocating cleaning out, deepening
widening and -trfi@htening a certain dram
known a. the Champer and PrOcunier drain.
the same 10 be known heECetOrth a. the Champ
or Drain.
Commencing IN the channel of No l3i draiu
az 75l chs north aud ~ chs west Of the center
o. Sec 80 New Haven township, thence - -
~ chs and cross north and south a line sec
80 Al go chs north Of center said sec 80.
Thence on ssne course Inks thence
parallel 10 and D. ks east of a line I - chs
thenc" - lH - chs and cross east d line
Sec 80 Al Is he north Of east and west . line.
Ihvncc ON same course 1871 ch, aud end ks
north and y iks west of east = post sec 80.
The length OF drain on each description OF
band is rs follows.
Prescription Sec. Chains.
ia OF NV 30 81
" ~ OF ne 30 2i.37is
Total length OF drain l97ts rhs
Survey made Ia MAY 1902 by T. w Redman
under direction of Parker Merrill, County Drain
commissioner.
said work viii be let by sections Toe section
Al the outlet of said drain will bee let first and
""u su' ''il'iul,,t s1.,"n' ia t"S', "'uei ~
gram now ON lie win the other
papers pertaining to said drain
I'm the office OF the County Drain Commissioner
OF thr County of Gratiot To winch reference
NAV be mad 6v all parties Interested. and bid,
will De made aud received accordingly. Con
tracts VIII Dee mudr with thu lowest res pom ible
bidder giving adequate security for the per
formAuce 0l the work. in "a sum 10 br fixed then
and there by ne r-Serviug to myself the right
90 veg ct any aud AL 1id- The date flr ne
completion OF such contract and the terms OF
payment therefor shnI bc announced at the
time and piircut lettlup
Notice il turtncr hereby given. that a. the
time and place OF 80 d letting or ~ s4ch other
tim aud pIuce thereafter to which I. the Couu
IS Driu Commissioner aforesaid, iuit, adjourn
tho same thr -smeuts ion benefits uud the
land, conn ri-ri within the Cuauprr drain
special assessment district, and the apportiou-
uc D., thereof niIl nc announced los ur aud NlII
Doe subject fo review tor ON. duy from nine
o.-'Or. 900 tlc forenoon uatlI u.c u'rIure 30. the
afternoon me fo.loN.u.rl- a dc-.ri. ton of
..,...,.I tr.,..t 90, ,- . 81. land .,.,..it, ,,fr
IN. .r.. l.r ...-....f,,. d a.fr|.f nf SOD dr,i
to.,.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08
Republican Ticket.
c 1NGRESs loNaL

For Representative IA Congress mn Congres'
ARCHIBALD b. DARRAGH.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08

STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS
OFF TdE COLD.
Laxative -Qutmne Tablets cure
a cold In one day No cure. No pay.
Price % cents tlgi lyr
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08

Now Therefore. For the Township OF E!ba
Supervisor VI " Coon. Highway Comm ssiOncr.
Riley Lett-. aud all unkuoWu 0f non resident
persons. owners and persons Interested boo the
above described land. and each of You OF thr
names set opposite the above descriptions. are
hereby notified that at the timeaud place aforc
said. orat such other time aud place thereafter
o. which said hearing may Doe adjourned. shall
nrOcrrd % receive bids for tho construction 0f
said kerr drain Ga the m amer herein before
stated aud also hat ai such time ~ letting rom
nine on c'-rs FOO the forenoon FOB ntlOch lu the
AFTERNOON the assessment for benefits AMI the
lands rOupri. 'd within tut Kerr dram -pc.i o.
o.. .ssmcut district Vid be- subject % review.
And WON. Hud each Of yOu owners and persons
iutrrr-t- Iu the af ,re>8ld land. are hereby
cited 20 4ppcarai the time and place Of said
lcttfur as aforesaid. and bee heard with respect
fD % aHfll assess furHf~ and your ir CREST
in -p. itiOu thereto. if Sou so desire
uifcu tIIi. 2lfh day ~ July. A. H.. 1902.
PAHkE. MEREILL.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08


~lrr 900 "A. To March. 5000 b. E ~ peaunr
uH1Dr th" dire. iou or rurscr Merrill county
urtl. comm --Ilutr
said ulr VIII o.. irt br -..iiHu- The ...tiln
at the 0ltirt of said lrHin Hl.I boz l.t U--f and
boz remaining -"ctou- ir their order up
stream in Accordance with fhr diagram Dos, 1u
Tile Wrtttho other papers pertm irg o. said
traln Boo the oh r uI thr county Drain COM
missioner Ot che County Cf trafioi to which
reference may Doe had b} alI parties Interested
and bids vii uc made Ar received accordingly.
tuntraet- WliI hn made with tuu lowest rcspOu-
sinIo bidder giving adequate 81 clrifv for the
pert 1rntncc ni th" Work iu ~1m 90 bo Fixed
then and there hy noe. e,cr,Iug ta myself the
right to rrIcnt any and ull bid- Thp dltr for
cImpIetDr OF -Ien contract and tue terms OF
payment therefor shHll ho announced at tho
time aud place OF letting.
Notice IS Further Hereby Given. That at tho
time aud place OF said letting or at such other
time aud place hereafter To- which the County
Drain com fulrsIon. aforesaid. may adjourn
the same. tnu assess -Cufs ior benefits aud the
lands com Iir. cd within the Becker drsiu special
assessment district aud The apportionments
thereof viii be- sunOurced by me- aud VIII hc
subject To review for one day. T ON nine ocloch
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-08-08

The length OF drain on each description o
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-29
FROM nJL la nd !
MISUNDERSTANDING ENTERTAINMENT
OFLIFElN THE PfiIi lpPffES.
GETS INTO CLOSE QUARTERS WITH THE
Ei0STiLENATIyES.

The 70 flowing letter whichsis interest;
ing because Of its minute descript ions Of
the newest territ.,r ! Of tie srJuite3 States
was received 81 Eugene PfefIerle recent
All 81 Was written by VIM. llpast who
Is WI known Il this city.
W. left Cebu City the 18th Of May
for bang Mindsnao, and arrived at
Mslabang the night q. the 21st. We
were ordered down here to build roads
and bridges into the interior, the oh
siective point IS Lake Lenan, which III
itwenfy ok miles from the coast. The
country is mountainous ard covered.
with timber of all descr iptions. Lake
Lenau j. about fifty miles square and4its
water swarlns with fish Of all descriptions.
country around the lake is inhabit-I
ca by the Moros . fierce race Of people,
.difsrent from my Z have come il con.
tact with vets They are Mohamedans by
religion. They are governed By sultans
and Dattos whose authority IS supreme,
the spltans and Ds ttos inherit the title.
The lake a dstshdsd 81 forts. and
trenrhss, The forts ars bnilt Of stops
and bamboo, the walks .ares from six 70.
ten fastt thick with port holes st interialss,
81 SfeH tsets The fort that the AuessIii-
cans qe III ptdlis a at Bsyan. had Il canonplof
variasa sizes from % 9 feet long, stfey'
wers bid smuoti bore, one Of them
hud the rear 1900 sstsuap led on hit. H.s
supp Ne be- the year at was manu-
faclufed nand 4 looked % be as old
again 81
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-29
OFFICERS AT SEA.
YOUNG LOEFFELMACHERC ONTINUES
TO DODGE OFFICERS
MCMILLAN HAD TOO MUCH CONFIDENCE
FATHER ALLOWS SON TO ESCAPE
WHILE UNDER HIS CHARGE.

Young LoeHelmaeher is still at large
and no trace has been found.of his hid
ing. Tie story of his escape is as fol-
lows.
From what can be learned, August
Loeffelmacher WIS not in deal to al
low his son to escape from Sheriff Nc
MILAN. As matter of fact the old gem
ueman is as anxious for his sons return
as are the authorities and Friday morn
ing, prior to his departure for home, he
offered reward of 500 for the young
mans apprehension. He not only made
this offer, but left with Sheriff Mcmillan
a written statement to the effect that be
would pay the sum in case Of the boys
capture. Is
The old man admitted to Sheriff Nc
MILAN that the boy was guilty of the
crime charged and denied that he him
self had anything to 10 with aiding the
crime. He appeared to want the boy
punished.
Sheriff Mcmillan had confidence in the
father and that IS why he left John in
his care. AT the time the boys we're ar
rested by the United States marshall and
Sheriff Mcmillan for sending obscene
literature through, the mails they were
not locked up, but we're with the old
man all night. Another thing, the old
man is of the opinion that if the boy.
would show up his own skirts would be
cleared of crime.
1t was rumored at st. Peter Friday,
morning that John had gone to his
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-29
one Bros.

The Moros are industrious the cuiti-3s
vate most of the land, which is very
fertile. Each tribe lives on land of its
own. The tribes number from fifty to.
1000 to the tribe.
81 The American camp, Camp Wears is.
two and half niles from the lake on
the land of the Sultan of Bocoloa whose
territory extends from the south side.
around the east of the lake. The sultan
is the strongest and worst enemy of the
Americans. At various times he has
ordered the Americans out of the coun-
try on penalty Of being anihilated.
The Moros have gathered their crops
ard are getting tropblesome. The night
~ July the 22nd the Sultan of Bocolod
attacked Camp Mataling Falls, (which
was held BY sixty men of r Co. Enges,''
with 800 men, I 2 of whom had rifles the
rest bolos, they were repulsed with loss.
Of three killed we had one man wound
ed. s5sf
Two weeks agost the Sultan was cap
ltured BY the Americans and held at caml
Vickers until he was ready to promise
peace. Last Sunday night 3 part Of his
tribe attacked one of the American ont
posts killed two and wound the other
two seriously. Since then they have been
attacking the camp every night but she
mountain battery has sent q good many
lot themsto their last resting place. Thurs
night while they were attacking the
camp the Sultan attempted to escape
but was killed being shot seven times by
the sentry. Now the Moros have threaten
ed to kill every American on their terri
tori. { present the Americans are wait
ing for more troops, when they get here
|Iexpect there will be some excitement.
The early part Of June ( had an nm
pleasant encounie with the Moros, siz
Of us wers sent from our camp to. find
and mapout j trail which was not known
by the Americans, we started out at six
o'clock id the morning and were expect
ed 81 Camp Yickers at. ten O'Clock. We
got % the wrong trail and were lost were
On top 81 4 big hill trying to locate the
camp when 8 party Of Moros opened fire
on Us, from behind bunch Of bamboo.
one Of our men was wounded the first
|rolley 60 We had 70 stay there, we knew
they were only waiting Tor night and
then they would finish US, but . party Of
American scouts were sent out from the
|csmp to find rs, and hearing the firing
gnt there just IN time as the Moroa had
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just received achievements in the shape
of bolo men, butfthe scouts soon chased
them and we arrived at Vickers at six
o'clock just as it was getting dark.
A few days after that one of the Dattos
from across the lake sent in word to the
General at Camp Yickers to come and
get the blankets that they had got if he
wanted them. The blankets belonged
to some of my men who had lost them
in the shirmish the day before. Camp
Mataling Falls is about twenty miles
from Malabang the nearest seaport and
also the beginning Of the wagon road.
There were onl 3 sixty men here until
after the attack when two more COM
tpanies of infantry were sent up here. Tbs
camp is on. the banks Of the Mataling
river which is Joined by another mountain
streams, about fifty yards below the
junction Of the two streams the water
falls down a precipice about seventy Eve
feet high. At present we are building
bridge across the two ,reams, It is to be
24o feet long and is built out Of rough.
timber. will send you some views of
the roads and bridges as soon as we get
back cebu. We have found gold in very
small quantities in several of the streams
but have never had time to follow them
up into thejmoun tains. Mahogany, Rose
wood and camphor wood is plentiful up
il the mountains. The natives gather
hemp and hunt rubber which they take
TO Malabaag and sell.
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-07-12
Eureka's CORY. Of Teachers Complete
Installation OF Omcers.

At . regular meeting Of Eureka Lodge
No. %, l. o. o. F.. held July 9. 1902. the
following officers were installed by j. Il.
Hosgh, d. d. G. M: N. G., c. H. Gro
uans; V. G., 8. G. Gibson; Secretary, John
Grsgovich; Treasurer. VIM. Zadow; Con.
ductor. j. II. Williams; Warden, s. Rsphsl;
o. G., Anton Fsrraris; l. G., G. L. Broy;
r. s. N. G., John Northey; L.. s. N. g..
F. ]. Br~osssuer; r. s. V. G., P. H. HUI;
L. s. V. G.. D. P. Curto; R. 5. s.. W. ].
Hooper; L. s. s., VIM. Lswry.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-07-12
NOW BEST SIDE BY SIDE.


On Wednesday. July 9, Attorney Peter
Breen had the remains Of Henry c. Black
we'll brought in from Duckwsser, Nys coun-
ty, and inferred here by the side Of the late
Mrs. Bridget Anne Brown, his former wife.
Henry C. Black we'll died in Nye county
in December. 1878. and was buried at Duck
water on January l, 1874. where bis re-
mains have rested for more than q quarter
Of . century. He left surviving him his
widow, Bridget Anne Brown, deceased, and
four daughters and one son, as follows
Mrs. Lorigau. Mrs. Redmsyne. Mrs. Graf.
senberg. Mrs. Breeu, and William Black.
we'll; also . ssspdsughter. Mrs. Horton.
II was the earnest and expressed desire OF
the deceased wife that the remsins OF Mr..
Black we'll, her former husband, be removed
to Eureka, - If anticipating her own de-
mise. Thus two, who in the heydsy OF
youth plightsd their troth and became hus-
band and wife over forty years ago, now
rest side BY side after their long separation.
Eursks's Corps of Teachers Completed
At . meeting Of the School Trustees held
last Monday evening w. L. Butler OF Texas
was appointed Principal Of the Eureka pub
lie school for the ensuing year, and s. D.
willisms Of Denver. Colorado. received the
appointment Of vioe-Principal. Mr.. Butler
arrived here last Monday and made 9 per-
sonal application for the position of Prin
Opal. His credentials and statements re-
garding his experience IS an educator were
satisfactory to the Board and be was given
the position. The above named gentlemen
are both men Of families and come highly
recommended.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-07-12
mARRrED IN SAN FRAsCIsC0.

Hon. Robert e. Rsftice Of Eureka, Ne.
vads, and Miss Kate A. Murphy Of Doug
las, Esmeralds county, Nevsds, were mar.
risd on July 8, 1902. ct 81. Pstrick's church
In San Francisco by Rev. NJ. j. Barry. The
couple were attended by Frank Kopp Of Eu-
rsks. and Miss Annie NJ. Pothoff, the Grand
President Of the Young Ladies Institute Of
San Francisco, the bride being one of the
members Of the Carson City branch Of that
society.
The bride 10 said to be one Of Cslifornia's
attractive and accomplished daughters, and
is credited with being one Of the first pub
fishers Of the "Cstholic Tidings" Of Los An.
gelss. She held clerical positions in the Ne
vsda Legislature during the sessions Of 1899
and 1901.
The groom represented Eureka county in
the Assembly during the last two sessions
Of the Legislature, 10 ct present engaged in
the freighting business, and is one Of Eu-
rsks county's sll-round good citizens.
After . short visit in California and the
western part Of Nevada Mr.. and Mrs.
Rsftice will be 1t home to their friends 10
Eureka.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-07-12
Death OF Frank Carroll.

Frank Carroll. an old time Eurekan. died
here on Wednesday. July Q. 1902. after a
lingering illness. Some time ago be began
to take on flesh rapidly. and with q view OF
reducing his weight commenced taking an
anti.fat patent medicine recommended for
lhis purpose. This treatment had . disss-
srous effect on his mind and resulted in his
becoming an imbecile. He came to Eureka
in 1870 and has worked ct different occups-
tions in this vicinity since that time. He
was q native Of Italy and SO years Of age.