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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-11
Social and
Personal

Chilly grows the autumn tide,
Aikenward folks soon must ny
Or in Florida. abide
Till the springume draweth nigh;
So the scribblinG poets write
To insure them bread at niFht.
Personally. I prefer
To dilate on opera days.
And with knowledge to refer
TO the new cotillon ways:
Not to social things Injured.
Yet my bread is thus insured ,s.-ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The forthcoming marriage Of Miss Emily
Tancey Knox to Mr.. Walter Stuart Tan
ner is announced to take place at the
home OF the bride. NO. 209 South Fourth
Street, Wednesday forenoon, October 18th.
Miss Knox is the daughter of Mr.. John
Clement Knox. and is charming and
highly cultivated young lady Of prominent
social connections Mr.. Tanner Is the son
Of the late Colonel William E. Tanner
and Is most farorably known In Richmond
i,,,~s,,,eo .oa <sorfety 1ifa 54
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Train No. 33 leaves Richmond 9:10 A. NJ,
daily for Petersburg. Norlina, N. c., and MI
intermediate points Connection at Norlina
with train arriving Henderson 2:10 P. N. and
Raleigh $3.50 P. ~, daily, and Durham s p. II.
daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Richmond for Washington. New
York and the East daily-No. 81 at 5:45 A. NJ,
and No. 66 at sos 2. 81.
Connections at Jacksonville and Tampa for
all Florida East Coast points and Cuba and
Porto Rico: at New Orleans for all points In
Texas Mexico and California.
TRAINS ARRIVE Az ECONOMICALLY.
e:s5 a. ". No. 81 Efom all points South
ASS P. NJ, No. e6 and Southwest.
5:A5 P. NJ, No. So from Norlins u. O.,
Petersburg and local points
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
No. 81 and 3If1oytda and Metropo1ita1
limited Pullman Drawing-Koom and Sleep
inc.Cars between New York and Tampa. Yes
tieuled Coaches between New York and Jack
sonyille Pullman Sleeping Cars daily beeween
Jacksonville and Tampa. Also. through Draw
ias-R Room Sleeping Cars between Ney York ana
.tlanta. and Cafe-Ca1s betw0n Aanlst and
sAfianta and Hamlet and Savannah
Nos. p and 66-SeaboaRd Fast Nail Pull
man" ORA wing-R BuRet Sleeping Cars Be-.
tveen New YORK and Jacksonville, connectins
At Hamlet with Sleepins-c Car to and from At
'I.nfn . In connection With which through Pull.
ran- tickets are sold Pullman Parlor-Cars Sc.
tween Jacksonville and Tampa Finest Day
g>>"'->'s WI MAY, City Ticket Agent.
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Richmond, fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad.

l SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY Is, 1sesL
sor.r.s -. -, dAllJ, from 1JEd-Strest Stauos
~ " 1,Gainxton and beyond STOPS NJ All1oeo
,nsn sl.nsg aaa Alexandria. stsps NJ Oces.
and n Now ~: snlfsR,ns ears % WAsniast's
s:as =. H., daily. from Main-Strest Statios.
. tistAda and Metropolitan Limited Tor WashinS.
Als1andrta. Sleeping cars to New Y@1-
~ =. -, except Sunday, from Elba station.
points ltc
static. II Synday o. .som
bs Aliens nna ac. .1a ,siand
Aisaand.ia. Bunct ParIsr Car.
s,stioa for Waohisst s SA and beyond. Stops ss
El1a; Glen Allen and local stations. Ashland ~
Psriu-u +. inclusive. Seminary and AexandfAa-
!. 1905 5000; except Sunday. from Br4Si1rsss
Dos~s ana Ds'fae
With Conversational Limited ''.sA SA'' '
4:eu z. H., except Sunday, from BrydSHsse
station. accommodation for Fredericksburg and
lni s:n1 points.
z n Washington and beyond. Stops at boswell.
Nsr 1 and Alexandria Sleeping Car -
w ga = =. daily. from ElD. ss.tlos Ter
land ninlnk k toa ana beyond STOPS Ash
seepnE e6 and Asaandsia
oSo =. -, except Sunday. from Bloa StatsA
accommodation m for Ashland and inteemedIats
10 s:yS :. H., daily. from Bryd-street Station
shan and s xas s o:
Brooke. Whitewater. Quansieo and Ale1andria
Stops S,, at other stations SUNDAY. Sleeping Car
R Re o1sl to New York aud Washinston to
!, ll:15 2. n, except Sunday. from Elba Sta
dnon recommendation for Ashland and interme-
TRAINS ARRIVE R1cHMoND-soUTHw
o.au q: a., except Sunday. at Elba Station.
accommodation u from Ashland and intermediate
8 .s s;25 a. n, except Sunday. at B5rdsress
-, SO = =: .s daily. at Byra.ssrsxs station,
Brooke: FssdeFicEsoars Miisesd. posrei. Ash.
to 'ssfs SUNDAY
stops .sseioo, q
Ashland. Inclusive. Glen Alec snd Elba. Par
400 2; NJ: daily. at Elba Station. stops at
and Milford Sleeping Car from New York.
sos 2. NJ, daily. at Main-street station.
boswell and Ashland. Sleeping Car from New
600 2: n. except Sunday. at slba station.
accommoda ton Ashland nne intermediate
points.
.ta31 daily. et Bsya.ssrses Station.
Ashland and Elbu. Sleeping Cars from Nav
YG Aka and Washi ss;!e Dining Gar .,.o.
stops at Alexandria and local stations Quantics
to Ashland. inclusive, Glen Allen and Elba. Euf-
1923 z. Il. daily. az Main-street statios.
Florida anc Metropc'itan Limited; stops at
land land - Sleeping Cars from New York
accommodation from Ashland.
W. P. TAYLOR. Traffic Mansess.
W. D. DUKE. General MaragsR.
=
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81 stiles. Powsessk stiles win ceatinusi
20 OCCUPY the. aame. o6doss Major stiles
has occupied stnco 1D6. ia5 s
POLICE BOARD MEETING
MAY Undertake General Investigation Of
the Observation-Disclosures Position.

Opinions differ as to what action the
Police Board viii take at the meeting.
which they propose holding in the Office
Of Major Howard this afternoon, num-
Investigation OF the police department
Viii be- inaugurated, while others say that
only a report from a sub Committee on,
Rules and Regulations will be entered
greater number OF supporters, and &C
Would not be at all surprising II an inves-5
tieation is undertaken. Mayor Taylor:
favors this plan. He wants to probe the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-11
| NEW SECRETARY
OF ASSOCIATION.
Clerk George Pollock Gets Capt.
Angles Place Candidates
for Police Board.

At the meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors Of the Police Benevolent Association
held in the Chiefs Office Thursday night.
Mr.. George Pollock. the newly elected
clerk of the Department. was elected
a director from the First District and
was then chosen Secretary of THE Asso-
citation to succeed Captain j. B. Angle,
resigned.
The association will hold its regular
meeting on Thursday, November 9Th.
The semi-annual inspection of the police
force will take place on the same day.
A lot of lobbying is being done by the
friends of the candidates for the vacancy
on the Police Board from Monroe Ward.
It looks like an easy winner for Mr..
Thomas Whittet, but the friends of Mr..
W. c. Camp express confidence In his
election Council Will I'LL the vacancy
on Tuesday night.
There are 166 delinquents on the city
class tax lists, and yesterday Clerk White
of the Police Court issued summonses
against these men. Unless these are
paid by October 2eth, at which time they
are being made returnable, and good
reason can be shown why they are not
paid, fines will be imposed. The maxi
mum fine is 500 and can be secured by
execution against property.
The Second District shows more OF
these delinquents than any other, the
number there being IS. In the First
District there are s. and in the Third
there are u.s. The failure to pay this
special tax is generally due to neglect
and 1T is expected that before the re-
turning day comes, most OF the names
will have been removed from the list.
AS it stands, it represents about 1000
due the city.
Musical Director Max Hoffman has
a, little suit OF $40 on his hands, lnstt-.
tuted in the Law and Equity Court yes
terday afternoon by y. q. IerTell. ahe
suit is for an account.
,o4 cart tse cty sc5a Teait Court
Virginia Engineering and Construction
Company for the purpose Of doing
dredging, harbor and river improvements
s st stock OF from $4,000 to $500 600.
ne 'offieers are President and Treasurer,
s d Crenshaw; Directors-S. ]. An
thony, s. w. Travers; Ihomas Arm n
strong. John W. Massie {; and Frank Z.
Ryan.
wn a. Burton (colored) was given two
wears IN the penitentiary yesterday for.
hitting A. G. London over the temple
with a beer bottle and badly hurting
him. ..,,o,, ao,awa, !, =,
VAS found guilty Of breaking into a rail-.
road car and was sent 70 the Negro Re-
:; io 4 vspdict for $3.50 was returned in the
Law ana Equity Court yesterday in the
suit of Sarah P. Elicit against the Pas
5senrer. and Power Company for injuries
received. She sued for 5000
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Lumber is OF.
Especial Dispatch TO The Tlmes.)

Especial DlRpatch 70 The T1mes.1
M'KENNY, VA, Oct. 1o-The D1essrs.
Woodbridge Bros. will open up an under
takers establishment here in the near
future
Mr.. Charles H. Thrift has recently re-
turned from an extended trip North.
looking after the lumber business. Lum-
Der is reported off
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Will Still DistiIi.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
CHATHAM, VA, October 10.-The dis
til!:ng plant OF ]. II. Plgg. Dry Fork, de-
stroyed by fire on Monday evening, will
be rebuilt. The structure will be Of cor
rnxated iron. Work will begin very SOON
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Bessie Doyle. Of Norfolk, has ar
rived, and is with Miss Shields, at the
corner of Fifth and Franklin Streets.
sSs
Miss Mary Joe stiles. Of Savannah.
Ga, is at Mre Duvals No. So1 East
Franklin Street, for a visit OF some
length.
Mrs. Howard c. Johnston has returned
to Mrs Duval's. after a most delightful
trip South. She has as her guest. her
sister. Mrs. Harry Newell Walker, Of
Savannah, Ga.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones, who is at Hot
Springs. has been given picnic on Flag
Rock. and has seen the sun set from
that point OF vantage. The many Rich
mond people who have visited Flag
Rock, can understand that Mrs Jones
must have enjoyed her picnic
Miss Mary Randolph. who has been
with friends In Lynchburg. will return
to Richmond for the Horse Show.
Miss Dora Mallory. Of Petersburg. is
in the city to attend the Horse Show.
She is the guest of Mr.. Scott Sublett.
at No. so4 East Leigh Street.
ss
Mr.. Frank Cunningham will take part
in the singing at the unwilling exercises
to be held in Hollywood the afternoon
OF October 25th
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding on October 23d, of Miss Page
Osborne, Of Petersburg. to Mr.. George
Bryan. of this city.
Mrs. Faulkner, Miss Russell. Miss
Cover and Miss Carter will reach Rich
mond Monday night next
Miss Chisholm, of Charleston. S. c..
and Miss Heath, of Norfolk, are expect
ed by Miss urquhart to be here to-day.
NrisU Brame. of Arkansas, and Miss
Michaux. of Powhatan. are already in
town with their friends. the Misses Har-
vie.
One of the loveiest women to be seen
during the Horse Show week is Miss May
1tanty, who has lately returns1 from a
season spent north, where she excited
universal admiration and received uni
vers,al homage.
Schools and class work will so on
somewhat Internationally next week.
One prominent and well known professor
has already been notified that his en-
ga gements must lay over until after the
show is disposed Of.
There is no foundation for the r11nor
that Professor Hasleft intends leaving
soon for Europe. The Professor has
made his usual plans for his winters
work and has no idea at present OF maxi
ing foreign tour.
Mrs. Wexford c. Reed and Mr., and
Mrs. Julian Morris arc due to be In
Richmond to-day. IN.
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New Law Firm.

Sc Major Robert Stiles has taken into
partnership With him in the practice o1
ifaW.| his son. Nr. John Clay Stiles. and
:Vr.s Maurice ~ Powers Tha neWss 11EmI
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SEABOARD|:.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

Short ln> to principal cities of the South
and Southwest. Florida, Cuba, Texas, Caltfor-
MIA and Mexico, reachins the capitals of six
States.
SCHEDULE m EFFECT APRIL 10, 1902.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-MAIS-STR
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o-S w. T. MAY. City Ticket Agent.
z. P. SMITH. District PASSENGER Agent.
phone 4o5. 1905 East Main Street.
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80
XU01Io1 nAIB rms DAT.
By = chswning Co.
AL. Adamsoo.
AuctionesrS.
AUCTION SALE
MANCHESTER IMPROVED AND VA
CANT ON SATURDAY..
OCTOBER II. 1so1, COMMENCING
ATT O'CLOCK p. NJ,
AS FOLLOWS:
AUCTION SALE p

First-Nice vacant lot, fronting 9 feet
10 inches on north side OF Hull Street.
two blocks west Of Morrisetts# Store
second-Nos.227 and 20 East Sixteenth
Street, eacn lot being 30 by g feet, with
good frame dwellings thereon
3 TER1iS-Will be easy and named at
time Of sale. Be prompt and securo bar
gains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-11

Chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy.
was postponed in order to await the re-
port Of the Lexington convention. At tho
NEE ting next Wednesday delegates Will
be appointed to go to New Orleans. and
arrangements will be made for the at
tendance upon the unwilling OF the Phil
adclphias memorial monument in Holly
wood October 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-11

VIM IA. Burton (colored) was given two
years IN the penitentiary yesterday for.
hitting A. G. London over the temple
with a beer bottle and badly hurting
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W. P. TAYLOR. Traffic Manages.
W. D. DUKE. General MaEaEse.
e. T. D. MYERS. President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-11

Attest: G. E. BOWDEN. Clerk
BY Joseph P. Brady, Deputy Clerk
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Musical Director Max Hoffman has
a little suit OF $40 on his hands. lnsti-
tuted in the Law and Equity Court yes.
terday afternoon by E. H. Terrell. The
suit is for an account.
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The monthly meeting Of the Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-11

lily. Arriving Petersburg lO:15
at Petersburg with Norfolk
Ilwsy, arriving Lynchbnsa 2:%0
rs A. ~. pistol 1870 A. II.
to Lyuchbnrg.
tally. Arrive Petersburg 11.y0
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m TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. 5ss#
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-06-07
HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES.

The commencement exercises Of the grad
ustine class of 1902 Of the Eureka High
School will take place st the Eureka Opers
Bouse. Friday evening. June 20, beginning
al s o'clock sharp.
A general admission fee Of Is cents will
be charged TO defray the expenses Of hiring
the Opera House, and any surplus that may
be left will be given 10 some fund for the
use Of the school.
The vocal music for the occasion has been
prepared under the supervision Of Miss
Annie Luoey and the instrumental under
that Of Mrs. s. RspheI. The programme
in full will be printed in the columns Of the
SENTINEL next week. The following is .
list Of the graduates:
Minnie Brsmenksmpf Of Eureka, Lena
Gregovioh Of Eureka, Lucy McElroy Of Eu-
reks, Tesss NJ. Msu Of Newark Valley,
Elizabeth X. Regli Of Diamond Valley. AL
virs Tognini Of Ruby Valley, Wendell
p. Jones Of Eureka. Nose s. Morris Of Eu-
reks, George c. Young Of Eureka.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-06-07
SOCIAL SOCIETY NOTES.

A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered 10 Mrs. Frank Brossemer and her
guest. Mrs. Lottis Crysler, on Saturday
evening. prior TO their departure for 9 visit
TO the home ranch Of Mrs. Crysler's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Butler. in Monitor
Valley. Nys county. Whist was the order
Of the evening. and the usual favors were
awarded, Miss Ruby Mechanics winning the
fret prize and Frank Henderson the conso-
lstion. Delicious refreshments were served
after the game. and music wss enjoyed IN
til the midnight hour.
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TROUBLE ron THE TONoPAH co

The Tonopah Mining Company some time
ago filed application with the Unsted States
Land Office at Carson for patents to the
land on which their several claims are To-
Gated. Now protests have been filed and 9
contest will be held. The Tonopah Con-
solidated Mining Company objects to pat
emit being issued to the Tonopah Mining
Company On the Blackboard claim. and the
Salt Lake Company objects to an issuance
of patent on the Valley View claim. Both
these claims are producing splendid ore. the
latter having 9 dozen shafts down to . con-
siderable depth. A number Of attorneys
are on the ground now gathering evidence
and having surveys made. W. E. F. Deal
has been employed as counsel by the Tono-
pah Company.
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THE MAID OF HONOR CONTEST.

II has been suggested to The SENTINEL
that the voting contest for . Maid OF Honor
to represent Eureka county 81 the Reno
Carnival be conducted in the following
manner:
That coupons be printed and placed on
sale st different places Of business In Eureka
81 Eve cents each; that the ballot box be
placed in the Eureka County Bank. where
the ballots can be counted daily and the
standing Of the different candidates in the
contest posted.
This will give every one the privilege Of
voting for their choice of Eureks's young
ladies, and seems the fairest and best plan
offered.
We will endesvor to carry out the pro-
grsmms outlined above. The coupons will
be placed on sale and the contest started
on Monday next.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-06-07

Postmaster c. L. Broy has just been no.
tilted by the Postofice Department that the
returns from the Eureka office for the four
quarters ending March 81. 1902, have been
reviewed. and upon the basis Of the gross
receipts therein shown, his salary as post
master has been fred at 81. 800 for the
year commencing July l. 1902. This lie an
increase of 500 over last years salary, and
an increase OF $500 over that allowed dur
ING 1900.
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COMMISSIONERS FROCkkDrnes.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of County Commissioners was held
Monday, June 2.
Present - Commissioners Fraser, Han
cock and Psroni; also the Clerk and Dis
trict Attorney.
The Commissioner and Auditor counted
the money in the Treasury and found the
same correct.
The minutes Of the lsst meeting were
read and approved.
A list Of the bills allowed will be found
in another column.
On petition Of citizens Of Eureka, Mrs. A.
Sweeney was granted . monthly allowance
Of $40.
The Diamond Springs school district was
ordered abolished and its funds srsnfsrrsd
to The general school fund. This action
was taken because Of the lack Of the re-
CURED number Of children in the district.
In compliance with the request Of che
Commissioners notifying ell citizens Of the
northern part Of the county to appear be-
fore the Board on Jnne 2 and show cause
why the new road over. the hill near Pail
SADIE should not be discontinued, and why
the road in the canyon should not Be re-
opened. T, r. Jewell and J.. P. Rains sp.
pesrsd with . petition from citizens Of Pail.
sade, in effect that the new road over the
hill is sufficient 10 meet ell needed re-
quirements, and the above named gentle
men also substantiated the statements set
forth In said petition.
Stephen Naples and j. r. Ennor sp-
peared before the Board with their ct
torney, Geo. A. Bartlett. in opposition to
the stand taken In the above mentioned
petition. and argued against the road over
the hill being continued o. . public thor.
oughfsre, and asked the Board to hsvo ths
old road in the canyon reopepsd.
Both sides were Of the opinion that the
Board, by visiting the locality and looking
over the ground, could arrive 81 . more
definite idea % to what course would be
best TO pursue in the matter.
The Board before its next meeting will no
doubt visit Pine Valley and investigate the
road situation there.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-06-07

school Entertainments AZ Ruby Hill.
Preparations are in progress for 9 school
entertainment by the pupils Of Ruby Hill
under the direction Of Principal X. A. Nc
Clslland and his assistant. Miss Jennie
Gregovich. to be given at Miners Union
Hall. Ruby Hill. on Friday evening, June
10. The entertainment is given for the
benefit Of the school library and an sdmis.
sion fee Of 25 cents will be charged. The
exercises will commence at 7:30 P. Nj, En-
rsks time. Besides the school songs and
recitations. the operettas. Bonnybell and
Pocahoutas, will be rendered.
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ITEMS.

Regular Correspondence.
Jimmy Raine. . University student. re.
turned here this week.
Mrs. Allen. sister Of Paul Lane. spent q
few days in Pine Valley this week.
Thomas Kaney arrived from Dunsmuis
on Thursday. and has gone to the Whslau
ranch.
Mrs. George Bauman. . former resident
this place, died ct Battle Mountain on May
p of cancer.
Dean Bradley Of Pine Valley returned
from Reno this week. He 10 suffering from
an attack OF rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas R. Whslan were
10 town this week. Mrs. Whelsu has gone
TO Sacramento ON . visit.
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Big Shipments OF Horses.

Elko Independent, May 81 /; w. II. Nc
Cresry, Of the firm Of McCreary 4 Carey
Of South Omaha. has purchased about 1000
head Of horses in this section in the past few
days. About 1900 of these were bought
from Mr.. Altube. These horses are for the
eastern market. and . shipment Of 600 from
Elko and 400 from BeowAwe will be made
Monday TO South Omaha. Mr.. McCresry
informs Us that in The last three years bis
6rm has purchased and shipped from this
section over Is. 900 head Of horses.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-06-07

Fish Warden Merklinger has planted
10000 McCloud trout in the Truckee
river.
The Storey county Assessor has already
collected 81 $50 in poll tax from railroad
contractors.
Employees Of the Nevada State Journal
presented It's popular and able editor.
Major John II. Dennis, with . costly
cane last week.
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Improv,ug the Butler Ranch.

Frank Kopp pulled out this week from
Eureka with ten animals and two wagons
loaded with lumber. provisions and furni-
ture for jim Buffers ranch In Monitor
Valley, Nye county. We understand it is
Mr.. Butles's intention to make extensive
improvements on his Nye county ranch,
and another large consignment of material
for constructing the new buildings is ex-
pected to arrive here shortly.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-06-07

Trenmor Coffin, the Carson attorney,
visited Tonopah last week in the interest
Of the company which proposes to con-
vey water and electricity to Tonopsh
from Twin river.
The Piutes Of Nevada are becoming
civilized pretty fast. A squaw gave birth
to a son q few days ago and the proud
father had q notice Of the event published
In the Wells Herald.
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F~.vorably Impressed with ronopan

Attorney Geo. A. Bartlett and @. F.
Wittsnberg returned to Eureka last Satur.
day from Tonopah. They only remained
here two days. leaving again early on Tues
day for the new camp. George and his
father, NJ. B. Bartlett. recently purchased
the White Hotel at Topopah. and are now
building on en- addition to 10 TO be used as 9
dining room. II 10 very probable that the
Bsrtlstts will locate in Tonopah psrma.
neutly. Mr.. Wistsnberg has leased some
mining property there. and will personally
supervise its development.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-06-07
Rusiness Opportunity.

To the right party we will give exclusive
sale of our product in Eureka county. Re-
quire limited advance payment for goods. Ad'
dress. international Power Vehicle Co., Draw
er G, Stamford, Conn.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-06-07
d. u. Ramsdell,

The up-to-date photographer, has arrived at
Eureka and will remain for a short time only.
Photographic rooms at the Cameron building
on North Main street. He is prepared to
make pictures in all styles known to the art,
and at prices to suit the times.