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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27
WILL SET ASIDE CONTRACT.
United States Will Open Panama
Railroad to General Traffic.

A dispatch from Washington, ID. @.
says: Within few weeks at most the
contract between the Panama Railroad
and the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany will be abrogated by the United
States Government. In acquiring the
canal zone the Government also ac-
quired the railroad. The abrogation of
the contract means the end of the mon
opoly maintained by E. II. Hartman s
Southern Pacific in transcontinental
business.
1t is expected that opening the road to
general traffic will mean the establish
ment of independent steamship lines
from Panama to San Francisco and
from Colon to New York. with gene.
raj reduction of rates from New York
to San Francisco.
For several years there has existed be-
tween the Panama Railroad and the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company a con-
tract whereby the Steamship company
aud the Southern Pacific Railroad en-
joyed monopoly of the Pacific railroad
business between the Isthmus of Pana-
ma and the Pacific Coast points.
Under this contract if a merchant at
San Francisco wished to ship goods to
New York by the Panama route, he
would be obliged to ship from San Fran
cisco to the isthmus in Pacific Mail
boats and to have his goods hauled
across the isthmus by the Panama Rail-
road
New York merchants were obliged to
use the Pacific Mail between the 18TH
mus and San Francisco, for under the
contract goods hauled across the 18TH
mus could be delivered only to the
Pacific Mail Company for shipment to
San Francisco or other ports.
The object of this contract was not
50 much to get the business of the Paei-
fic Mail Company as it was to maintain
transcontinental freight rates. The
Pacific Mail Company is owned by the
Southern Pacific Railroad, which is
very much interested in the mainten-
ance Of rate across the continent. By
having this contract it has control of
the only means of transit across the
isthmus, and so was able to maintain
rates at about a parity with the rail-
road rates from New York to San Fran
cisco.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27
EX-GOVERNOR KINKEAD.
His Famous Veto Of the Bullion Tax
Bill Recalled.

The death of Ex-Governor Kinkead
brings to mind an incident in the history
of the State that has passed from the
memory of good many of its citizens,
says the Elko Independent. Selected
by the Republican party in 1878 as its
candidate for Governor against Gov.
ernor Bradley, it was charged in the
campaign that he was acting hand in
glove with the Bonanza kings in their
efforts to swindle the State out of the
bullion tax on the net proceeds of the
Comstock mines. Kinkead was elected
mainly through the efforts of Mackay
and Fair in Storey County. The rest of
the story is well told in the following
from the Carson Appeal:
He made an excellent State executive
and his administration was clean and
able throughout. His main public act
was the famous veto of the Bullion Tax
Bill. The Bonanza firm had been in
long litigation with the State, and was
trying to evade it's revenue obligations.
Although members of the Legislature
were almost unanimously pledged not
to compromise with the Bonanza firm
on the revenue question, Dick Dye, act
ing for Jim Fair. succeeded in passing
a bill which remitted the tax penalties
of the Bonanza firm and was regarded
by everybody as an outrageous swindle
on the taxpayers Of the State.
1t went through by the baldest brib-
cry and corruption, and that was sup
posed to be the end of the matter. The
Bonanza lobby were cong1atulating
themselves ON their success when like a
thunder clap from clear sky came
Governor Kinkead's veto.
1t staggered the Bonanza firm and the
Legislature, for the Governor gave his
reasons for the veto in no uncertain
terms
Up to that time no one had ever dared
to oppose the Bonanza firm in so open a
way, and when the people recovered
from their surprise kilograms of con-
graduation came pouring in from ali
over the State. In the evening the
people Of Carson SCALED out the band
and he was serenaded at his residence,
and hand shakings and congratulations
for his honesty and courage were in
order from avarv side
Public opinion was so strong that all
the money that the Bonanza kings had
could not have passed the bill over the
Governors veto.
Nearly every newspaper in the State
commended his fiym stand, and it was
generally remarked that there was moth
ing within the gift of the people that
he could not have for the asking.
He was a candidate for reelection,
but when the next State Convention
met, all his noble work for the people
was forgotten and he had less than a
corporal's guard of votes.
Thus passed into private life one of
the ablest and most conscientiou Gov.
ernors this State had, and one whose
honesty was never questioned during
his residence in this State which presses
close upon half century.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27
Republican Primaries,

The qualifications required of voters at said
primaries viii be the qualifications prescribed
by the Election Laws of the State together
with the party test. viz; II am Republi
can" The Election Board at said Primaries
shall consist of three judges, any of which
being unable to serve, said vacancy to be filled
by those present as prescribed by law. That
the county be divided into nine districts ant
the 60 delegates be apportioned as follows:
Eureka Precinct. 16 Delegates-Judges,
Daniel Dean, Thomas Roselli, Artimus John
son. Polling place at office of the Justice Of
Peace.
Ruby Hill Precinct, 6 Delegates-Judges,
John McNaushton, Robert Northey, j. ii
jury. Polling place at the residence of John
McNaughton.
Prospect Precinct, 8 Delegates Judges
Edward Bergman, Andrew Anderson, Johr
Moyle. Polling place at School House.
Diamond Valley Precinct, Delegates
Judges, A. G. Dibble, Adam Stuhlioot, g. +
Cox. Polling place at Coxs Ranch.
Mineral Hill Precinct, 4 Delegates Judges
John Aiken. Uri +. Tyler, F. ImObersteg
Polling place at Trevelli's.
Alpha Precinct, 3 elegates-Judges, VIII
lam leighton, r. Carletti, A. Clayton. Pcll
ing place at Clayton's.
Palisade Precinct, Delegates Judges
Daniel Downey, G. ID. Abbott, j. M. Requa
Polling place at School House.
Beowawe Precinct. Delegates-Judges
j. A. Fulkerson. G.. III. Duborg, Thomas
Webber. Polling place at Beowawe Hotel.
Garrison Mine Precinct, 6 Delegates
Judges, Otis Fulton, W. J. Shultes, A. r.
Gibson. Polling place at Office of TenabC
Mining Company.
Polling hours at the various precincts to b'
from to P. NJ. on Thursday. September /
1904.
The several Boards of Election are hereby
requested to forward tie returns to the Secre
tary of the Republican County Central Com
mittee as soon as possible.
b. L. SMITH,
Chairman.
L. w. FREMONT, Secretary.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27
Makes so Years the Age Limit,

The Mountain Copper Company of
Keswick, Cal, has established 80 years
as the age limit for its employees at the
Iron Mountain aud smelter at Keswick.
No men over that age will be taken into
the service, and it is gradually wedding
out old-time hands who has passed the
limit aud putting younger men in their
places. The company now employs 600
who have long held easy jobs which
they were capable of filing despite
their years are amazed at the new order
and fiud that their years of faithful SER
vice are now of no avail to retain their
positions.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27
Waiting FOR the Sack.

Rumor has it that the campaign fund
Of 1904 will be the largest on record. In
1896 the day of large campaign funds
was ushered in, and it is doubtful if the
country ever again returns to the old
method of simpler aud less expensive
elections. The bulk of the money is
used for legitimate expenses-for speak
ers, literature and organization. The
day of the sack has dawned and is like
ly to remain until the end. In Nevada
local politicians are said to have their
expectations, which if realized, will
liven mp the fight in this State.-Reno
Observer.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27
NEVADA POLITICAL TOPICS.

NerddG Socialists liant Place on Ticket.
A paper is being circulated for sigma
lures asking that Socialist State ticket
be allowed to go on the ballots this year.
If the number of names required by law
are attached to the document, it is said
there will be full Socialist State ticket
rut in the field.-Reno Ledger.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27

chance to act upon the sulphurated sill
yer and gold, dissolve these latter and
thus remove the values from the mass
Of ore by simple teaching or filtration.
Fourth, this rich solution is now
made to flow through electrolytic vats
again, where not only are the silver and
gold readily obtained in the metallic
condition on the catholics, but the solu-
ton itself is made to become richer with
simultaneous regeneration Of the ferric
chloride.
Fifth, this solution, now being ready
to do more dissolving. it is again led
into the ore vats. leached, electrolyted
and again sent over into the ore vats,
and SO on cycle after cycle"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27
Bowel Complaint in Children.

During the summer months children are
subject to disorders of the bowels which
should receive careful attention as soon as
the first unnatural looseness of the bowels
appears. The best medicine in use for
bowel complaint is Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as il
promptly controls any unnatural looseness
of the bowels, whether it be in child or an
adult. Sold by Mns. II NJ. Schneiders Il Co.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27
Ex-Governor Adams in q Runaway

Ex-Governor Adams in q Runaway.
While Ex-Governor Jewett Adams
was returning to Carson from his gyp.
sum mine near Mound House last Sat-
urday, q part of the buggy broke.
tightening the horse which started to
run away. The animal ran for some
distance when he stumbled and fell,
killing himself and overturning the
buggy. Mr.. Adams was caught under
the buggy, sustaining very bad cut
over the eye besides a number Of very
painful bruises.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27
Thinks Nerada Doubtful for Parker.

IHt"fsS 'c'""" DO"otJ" j"F "'stF'
Parker is said to be in need of Ne
vala's electoral vote and the managers
think that it will be easier to ''convince"
handful of free-born citizens out here
in Nevada than in the more thickly
populated centers of the East. The
Observer thinks it will take good deal
of argument" to carry Nevada for
Parker after his famous telegram on the
gold standard, but there is no telling
which way the cat will jump. Silver
Republicans have voted the Democratic
ticket so long the habit may have be-
come fixed.-Reno Observer.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27

G.. W. Rumble, who is under sentence
at San Francisco for using the mails to
promote fraud mining stock schemes.
has begun suit against DR.. Frances
Williams and the St. Francis Goldfield
Mining Company of Goldfield. He
claims to have advanced the money to
survey the ground and to have been
financially interested from the first, and
that DIR. Williams and her associates are
irving to defraud him of his interest.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27

A Texas editor who published the Ten
Commandments is said to have lost half
of his subscribers before he could ex-
plain in the next Issue that nothing per-
sonal was intended. They thought he
he had "dig" in it for them.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27
Parker and Darts Prsnature,y c1riste,,e,

Parker and Darts PreBiature,y CIsristeI,ed
The State Ledger of Reno continues
to promote the gayety of nations and in
vite the attention of the Luuacy Com
mission. One of its most unfortunate
breaks was the designation of Parker
and Davis as 'the Morgan twins" On
the heels of this unfelicitous attempt at
a christening comes the news that Nor
gan's New York Sun has declared
against Parker, and that his Philadel-
phia representative is passing the hat
for Roosevelt. Morgan's rake-off from
the Panama canal steal was 100000,
with other perquisites to follow. "The
OK knoweth his masters crib Carson
Appeal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER !, 1904,

Between the hours of l and o'clock P. NJ,
and the members of the County Central Com
mittee are hereby instructed to appoint the
Judges and Clerks, and designate the polling
places for the Primaries in their respective
Precincts
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27

Property in the new town of Sparks
is assessed at half million dollars out
side the railroad property.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27

1t was further resolved that the Primaries
be held in all the Precincts on
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27
REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY CONVENTION.

Notice is hereby given that at a meeting Of
the Republican County Central Committee of
Eureka County, Nevada, held in Eureka on
Saturday evening, August 10, 1904, pursuant
to notice duly published, it was resolved, that
a Republican County Convention be held in
Eureka on
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-08-27
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1904,

At the hour Of l o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for county offices.
to be voted for at the election to be held on
the Sth Of November next, the choosing Of
the County Central Committee for the coming
two years. and the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before the
Convention. The officers to be chosen at that
time are as follows:
Two Assemblymen,
One Sheriff,
One Assessor,
One Clerk and Treasurer,
One Recorder and Auditor,
One District Attorney,
One County Commissioner-Long Term,
One County Commissioner-Short Term,
One Public Administrator,
One Justice Of the Peace for each district,
One Constable for each district.
The different precincts of the county shall
be entitled to representation as follows
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
Siorag til CT N~orolGmoima.

Ser at ben 8oS6eb at optaae / ~Ses
eorab>Yoiten" iublagte opnnintreubs
Srep, mootaget fra Sr. gnton gseibe.
mann, geloietu, &irm. Sea tatfer Sr.
Weroemmn paa bet bierteliaIte for hans
opmuntrenoe @reo. StulSe lea BONNIE
efter ben aanb os Zone, bpori @repet er
Itreoet os tiaise efter bet Snotrpt grebet
glorSe paa mig naar ieg l9ite bet, ioa
niad Sr. 8eioemanr bore en- af be foa,
bbis Sierte ilanr parmt for line 0lebs
memneIfers SOB os glenbigbeb. Ser er
8rebet:
Snolast ienber ieg en- MoneszS rber,
lpoerce pda en- Saler til Sirlp for Sors
Iter Sboritenien SanS. Senien, 9orSs
lamb; ie8 bsrer biitnof life til bans
S~dmbhsbiuser men / iaaSanne Silfrlber
ifulee ale 90 enboer bore biIise lii at
boe fine tr9neenoe Iebmenneifer Ell Ii
ben SiRlp, iee fer at 9e bar Ienbt en-
batter Gum til bant. Seq ituloe snIte a,
ie ban fit fsrit til at bctale be 500 9r.
og ialfalo iaameget til.
Web Ggtelie U. 8eioemanu,
9elpietp, 0tinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05

paa @iiIpet og fcsssgte at fpnIe Dam.
9ons Neoraab brnete Sscbnions IL
Mar gonIe SIN in0 | Snien, o. ban
gap Tia til at bearbcioe @ooos so.
peo meo en- @epGrfolbe. inbtil oenne
fnaf tpersober; Mrs. ssobnion Lob
ogiaa TIL men Wooo par n9r Deo at
gisre &nal paa benz ale ire. Omit.
Der tom bans borne Cater Iebenoe,
% bun trneoe nieo at affpre ct @ebGr
Iiee mob @ooos Sopeo. Sette fntte
SfrGf ! fam, o. ban ooergab fig, faa
be tit BAN bnItet og bunoet.
Iere 2anb trenges. - Solicit |
ben norore Del al Staten 6isfiiterer
Spsrgsmaalet ON gl~abningen at
Gbepenne @eierpotionen. Men BET bill
ianoipnligbis taae flere gar. for Can.
Oct fan faaes, ieln ON Separtementet
| Walbington loniier oinigt Gre til
Solfets Hsit. Oct BIZ fsrit paolGg.
ges Snoianerne at tage boer fin Del
iaolebes, iom blep giort meo elsie.
ton og Danfton Meierbationerne, og
fsrit naar bier Ssrroinner bar facet jim
Del, fnar be bpibe @et til at beige
9ono. Set er fire Iar, iioen l1ooe-
lingeu til Snoianerne beapnote, men
BET antages, at fire Iar til bill meo.
add, TOR De bible fan faa uosen Sin.
leoning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
glltnnts.

Sgnamit. - s Bloomington bar
Sporoognsfolfene p9ret paa Streif
ii0en Wptaar, og Den Site ssanliar ip.
mes De at babe grebet til polblomne
Mibler. llroer en- eleftriif @ogn paa
6ront Street erplo6ereoe en- 9pnamit.
patron og graget ifr9mte De omborb.
p9reiloe. S9fningen oper Iotorerne
~ipr9ngtes, og Wiis 9erharbine Spes
blep %iaaret. Selbigbis par finn faa
Wenneifer omboro.
1lbiGtter Ssrn. Charles Iie.
meper, iom arbeioer / en- Siperpitable
| Chicago, iaa Serbag Iiten zen 30te
Sanuar, at to apirlber gift frem og
tilbase foran grt Snititute paa Safe
Sront. Blubielig Lob Den enc til
gapiioen al Spauingert, meoenS ben
anoen Itob paa 8agt, oa bum Loo ct
Sp9obarn ligge igien peo Sainois
Gentral.9 anens Spor. 0a bun bar
fourten tilbaee til Mifigm Ipemle,
off ben artben &pinoe ben til famine
Steo % lagbe lit Barn peo Chen al
oct fsrite. apinoerne msotes igien
foran Seieitaloens 4outor, % efterat
bape pefSlet ct gar Orb ifpnote De Jig
nfiteo til bier i'm SAINT. 0iemeper
blep npsgierrig, % 5 Mtinllter ienere
gift ban til 9apiioen al gtrt Snititute.
Ser inibleoe ban n9iten oper oe TO
SpGobsrr, men tog Dem begge meo
Jig til aontoret og parilebe Bolitiet.
@srnene bar belflGote OF inbtulleoe |
tpffe og foitbare nlotepper. Se inn.
res at bore meIlen 9 og 3 Waaneoer
gamle. Yaa &l9oerne bar ser ingen
MGrfer at gaa efter, % heller life par
Der nogeu Seobel, ionl aap Splps.
ming. Se, JON iad Spinoerne paa
Witigdn gpenite, tiger, at De bar INT
fl9ote, men ipntes at bore / tort
Sinbsoprer. Solitiet pil prspe at fin.
De no, bpem De er. Man trur, of De
nplig bleo ~uoifrepne ira ct Soipital.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
Nnrn Dakntu.
@reat 9urtherus SraatScput i -,


not blep iorlcSeu Tag itpgt rantpo.
neret pc0 Sloebrdu6. @pcus Sano.
leNuiuger bar iroSiet, ina Mon fnuoe
life foa en- Graabe SanS. Sabet pp.
gtne3 ill 50 1000.
NUr bprt % for biaiat. - 9iauite.
flls Su6uitrien / Roro Oafota er life
ion blOnntrenoe ionr, iom oen bar p9.
ret ier, % set itploeS. at ser er Sper.
Hon al GutrncitfuI. Ser flaacS oper,
Stguitetnl foiter ioa meact. % at oct
cr mulliat Tor StatcnS alll at funfi.
rere uleO 0et. iom inofereS ira andre
Stater paa @rmo ui SanSlereS, Wi.
HeruTlt0S ol SerubunerneS @raaoig,
heo. : &II@boro foiter aul 5000 81
pr. Sou, o. Oct er ell rmllig Gris.
8aa Den auoen SIDE fritiiereS Mine.
etcre poa andre Ste0cr, ioroi DC iPl.
ger nereS alrl for binigt. Set CT 0nar.
lig YolItit iigeS 0er, Oct cr at eoelGa.
&c i'm 6orretnmg. Wteu Wiueopera,
tererne Tiger, at Giteriperlieleu eftel
aul er mInNre emo iiior. at De life tan
iTl9e tine Sarcr, at Sanolere. III
boem De bar ieubt aul. or iene til q,
betale, % al De poa @uno al ser
lille 6OrtieuCitc ser er paa oct MAJ
ino tu6 bier Gent. eIIers taber 81
! &eH9e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
ptles fureret
uoen Smerte,


Den frie Brebepaffe, iom Ri ienber
til ale, iom ifriDer, siper siebliffelig
2inbring og letter dig paa @eien til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
Mtbtann.

Sriften gjenoptases. s Oenne
nge bill gootiom ale SbingfeJSae.
brlg Deb. Menomonee Hiper oct
norblise 8isconiin og ben spre Mi.
6iganbalps ~gienoptaee 9riften efter
tire Raaneoers StiIitano. Sumore.
Der af M9nb, iom / al benne Sio for
gaaet leoige, pil altiaa I'M after faa
9eifi9ftigelfe.
Charles Gridion, Der bar Yartner
I'll 8uit Mooms, ben mproeoe Ga.
loonpert | Natban, bar anlagt Sniu.
rieiag MOB s. Sammerberg, Den mpr.
oeoes Soigerfar, af bpem ban frpner
$4,000 Sfaoeseritatning for Slao.
Der. alageren paaltaar. at Sammer.
berg ieln bar impliceret / Worbet, og
at ban funoe uopege oeu ifpI6ige
Monb, ON ban piloe.
Sueblofaoe. Den 3Ote Ssanuar bar
Oct 10 Gage, iioen noaet Sr9n foml
mo til Sarbor Bead / Iidigon, oa
2elegram1et flyer, at ser fan benqaa
10 Gage til, Tor oct er mtliat for
Sernbeiten at arbeioe Zig frem. 8isre.
peiene er osiaa tilfsene,, og gpen er
life noen Srpgt for en- Sungersnsb,
GA oers Soripning al Ssbemioler life
er flor. Seloignis en- Ser inaen 9liI.
mangel, oa Sernbanen bar itiaet belle
ut Oplag til Sispoiition. Gaa Ssern.
bateiporet liaeer Sneen fra t2 iii IA
Soo opb og .er baaro fpn Stint.
Sloebrano. - Oct fornemite So.
tel | &epitblic falbet Sbe Bancoe
Sorie, nebbrGnote ben lite Sebruar.
'Sele gpgningen meb Snobolb blep ct
Hop for Suerne. "9oaroere" OF Sic.
tier milteoe oft. SSloen bar paaiat,
og Ir~reitationer bill finoe Steb.
s. graaitab & Cos garnle Gro.
cerpitore og SIagterbutif Sfbpe.
ming brandt op BEN lite Sebruar.
ugen fsr bar alt Silbe6sr ilpttet
ODER 8aoen til en- np 9parina, iaa
Sabet life blep fort. Oct neobrenb.
te "Store" bar Oct eloite poa ben
4ant at gpen. graaitao & So. bar
banolet Der 80 aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05

ner boboe opftinef born til ann6ioot
for BiceS@ nperrer MOB Solomon, og
oenne bapoe nm en- Stcmmes Toio.
ritet oper aribs, % TO Stenuier bible
faaleoes bape foranoret llbfaIoet.
4rfbs bar paa Sagt efter Duer iain-
men me6 Yrnfioent gilmore; ban bar
mel at organiiere bet ~reptbIifamffe
Varti o. itenite for repubIifonf prn.
iioent fra Gremot til Mcainlep. Gan
er mi 81 aar sammeI.
80 Tarmbnie brrnbt. Nder
Stenerions % Masminno goferoms
Sarmtniie ! N9rbeoem Of Menomortie
neSbr9nbte | Seroaas totalt. Sabet
opgipes til omfring $4,000. Code.
rams Tab beetles for en- Del peo as-
firancen, men Stenerions assurance
bar netop iaabibt uoIsben uoen at
bore fornpet / rette Eio.