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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-11
PROCEEDINGS OF COMMISSIONERS

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners was
held Monday. Feb. 8. 1906.
observation-disclosures Fraser, Pa
roni and Henderson ; also the Clerk and
District Attorney.
The Commissioners and the Auditor
counted the money in the Treasury and
found the same correct, to-wit: e21,-
1888. is.
A list Of the bills allowed will be
found in another column.
The Board ordered that Stephen
Naples of Pine Valley be allowed not to
exceed the sum of SOC to build a bridge
aud cut a channel to convey the waters
of Trout Greek across the County Road.
He is to render a fully itemized bill of
the above work to the County.
A communication was received from
Joseph Grandelmyer asking that Mrs.
Thomas Wren be allowed a widows
exemption against property that had
become delinquent for taxes. The
property had been advertised and sold
before the communication was received.
The bond of John Fine as Constable
for Ruby Hill township in the sum of
$1,000 was approved.
The bond of James Williams as
Justice of the Peace for Ruby Hill
township in the sum of $1,000 was ap-
proved.
The Board appointed @. H. Duborg
as Justice of the Peace Of Beowawe
township.
The Board made its report OF the
estimated receipts and expenditures of
the several county funds for the year
1905, and the budget may be found in
another column of this issue of the
SENTINEL.
The Board ordered hat Eureka
County's proportion of poll taxes COL
lected and due said county for the year
1905 be paid into the General Road
Fund of the county, the said General
LNOdo Euuu OCih6 oOoiShoeON 40
proper county fund.
County Auditor Spinner appeared
before the Board and made a statement
relative to the controversy that has
arisen in the matter of apportioning
money to the Gerald School District.
Mr.. Spinner protests that Gerald is not
entitled to the sum set aside for that
school district by Superintendent OF
Schools Rogers, upon a decision from
Attorney General Sweeney. In view
of the fact that Superintendent Rogers.
who is also District Attorney. has COM
mitted himself to one side of the ques.
ton, Mr.. Spinner claims he. Rogers, is
disqualified from acting as legal coun-
sellor for the case, and asked the Board
if it would allow him as County Audi.
tor a sum sufficient for legal advice
from a disinterested attorney. The
Board took the matter under advise
ment.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-11
LOCAL MENTION.

Adams johnson returned from PAIL
SADIE Monday.
E. A. Skillman returned Monday
from his trip to San Francisco.
Harry Father returned home to Eu-
reka Sunday from Ely sick with the
grip.
William Laird went to Newark
Thursday to work in the Bay State
mine.
@. II. Duborg of Beowawe, Eureka
County, spent a few days in Eureka
the first of the week.
Angelo Florio was an arrival from
Goldfeld Monday for more beef cattle
for his meat market at that place.
B. L. Smith returned to Eureka Mon
day from a business trip to the western
mart of the State and San Francisco.
7. w. Shaw made a business trip to
Eureka this week from Alpha in the
interest of the Whalen Con. Copper
Mining Company.
Mrs. L. J. Wilson and son, Homer. ar
rived Thursday from Monitor Valley,
Nye County, for a several days visit in
Eureka.
Andy Morehead, who has been en-
ployed at the Brown Hotel for several
months, left last Saturday for his home
1t Auburn, Cal.
Rev. Father Manion will hold the
usual services at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Sun
day School at 2 p. m.
Pete Carletti Of Alpha spent several
days in Eureka the first of the week.
He reports the stock in the north end OF
the county in fine condition.
Miss Katie. daughter of w. B. Ora
ham, is reported seriously ill at her
home in Ely, and arrangements are
being made to take her to San Fran
cisco for medical treatment.
Ed Kraus got back from Tonopah
last Saturday. The events of his over
land trip with Maud are not all re-
corded, but it is rumored that ''muel'
gave him plenty of exercise to keep in
the middle of the road. Mr.. Kraus re-
ports a very enjoyable trip-and Maud
says ha-ha.
AL Clayton, formerly of Alpha. IS now
residing at Lafayette, Contra Costa
County, Cal. where he is conducting a
butcher shop. Mr.. Clayton shipped
some 300 or 400 head Of cattle when he
left here, and he is killing them off,
and retailing choice Eureka County
beef 10 his California patrons, the price
averaging 10 cents a pound by the
quarter.
Jay Clemens of Reno arrived in Eu-
reka Monday and departed by private
conveyance for Sand Springs, Nye
County. He is the representative of
the Marys River Land and Stock Com
pam of Elko County, which has about
5000 head of sheep wintering in the
Duckwater country. Mr.. Clemens has
gone to look after his company's sheep
and business.
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GERALD SCHOOL MONEY.
Contention That the District Is Not
Entitled to AppOrtiOnment.

County Auditor Spinner has received
under protest the apportionment of
State and County School moneys SUBJ
mltted by County Superintendent of
Schools Rogers, for the reason that the
latter apportioned money to the Gerald
School District.
Mr.. Spinner contends Gerald is not
entitled TO any part of the first semi
annual installment of school money for
1905, on the grounds that the school
census was not legally taken in that
district last year. The census having
been taken in August or September.
when the law states the school census
must be taken in the month of May,
aud the returns filed with County Su-
p~erintendent of Schools or before June
10. Also, that Gerald is an old school
district, and that the boundaries merely
were changed. The law says that no
school district. except a newly or
ganized district, is entitled to receive
auy public school money in which a
public school shall not have been taught
at least three months in the year ending
Aug. 81. No school had been taught in
Gerald since April, 1908.
County Superintendent Rogers says
he found Gerald School District, with
6 children between 8 aud IS years. on
his books when he made his apportion-
ment. and he accordingly gave that
district its share Of the money to be APP
portioned. When Auditor Spinner OBJ
jected, Mr.. Rogers submitted the case
to Attorney General Sweeney, and
under advice from the latter be has
permitted his apportionment (which in
cludes Gerald) to stand. and he has
filed the same.
Mr.. Spinner says he will draw any
and all warrants for Gerald School Dis.
rrict under protest, aud he has asked the
Board Of County Commissioners for
legal service other than the District
Attorney. who is also County Superin.
tendept of Schools.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-11
Looking for Miners.

William wainwright, superintendent
for the Newark Mining and Milling
Company came in from Newark Wednes-
day. He left Newark Tuesday but
when he got to Newark Summit he en-
countered snow drifts 10 to 10 feet deep.
He returned to James Rogantini's and
stayed Tuesday night. Wednesday
three men cut a road through the snow.
Mr. Wainwright is after miners to go
work in the Bay State mine at New
ark, where development work is to be
more actively prosecuted.
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SICKNESS AT GOLDFIELD.
Reports Is to the Health Of the
Camp Are Misleading.

A great hue and cry came from Gold.
field several weeks ago because of a re-
port that was sent broadcast that much
sickness, and even an epidemic pre-
vailed at that place, and q great effort
was made to learn who was the author
of the dispatches and correspondence
sent to the press. So great was the
indignation of the Goldfelders and 80
successfully did the local press suppress
the sickness of the camp, that the out
side public thought a sensational re-
porter had done Goldfeld an injustice.
Now, however, the health situation at
Goldfeld comes again to the front in a
very bad light as the following will
show. In the Legislative proceedings
printed in Tuesdays Carson News may
be found
s. B. 27-Public Morals-To pay fees
and expenses of members of the State
Board of Health on a trip to Goldfield,
Esmeralda County, to investigate the
causes of the epidemic existing there
and to remedy the same.-Committee
of the Whole.
In the news columns of the News of
the same day under the head" Investi-
eating Trip" appears the following
item
"Dr. s. L. Lee, President of the State
Board of Health, departed this morning
for Goldfield to investigate the extent
and cause of the epidemic at that place
and to assist in finding a remedy that
will be successful in stopping its run.
"Dr. Lee is sent on advice of Cover.
nor Sparks, who is upheld by the action
Of the Legislature"
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DEATH OF WILLIAM SCHEUCH

The death of William Scheuch oc.
CURED in Eureka on February 8, 1905.
Deceased in early days was engaged in
merchandise business at Dogtown, CAL.
but came to Eureka years ago and
worked at the furnaces and at jogging.
He was a native of Germany, aged rs
years, aud the cause of his death was
general debility and dropsy. The
funeral took place on Tuesday.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-11
THE M'KANLASS TROUPE.
Travelling Minstrels Who Prey on
the Public Morals.

Travelling Minstrels Who Prey on
the Public Morals.
The McKanlass troupe. billed to ap.
pear at the Eureka Opera House on Sat.
urday night. did not arrive IN Eureka
until Monday. The company is com.
posed of six people. most Of whom are
negroes. A good-sized audience greeted
them Monday night. and a fairly credit
able musical entertainment was given.
At the conclusion of the programme an
intermission was announced, after which
"a lecture to men only" was given.
The SENTINEL learns an additional 80
cents admission was charged for the
lecture" and that the actions and an
ecdotes Of those taking part were nasty
in their obscenity. 1t is deplorable that
the peace officers did not have an init.
nation Of the second programme, so it
could have been stopped. not only for
the sake of common decency, but to pro.
tect the youths present from the debas.
ing sights and the filthy %utterances of
the lecturer" The general public was
so disguised that very few were present
at Tuesday nights entertainment.
1t is to be hoped that if McKanlass
and his troupe are still touring Nevada,
and it is thought they are. that they
will be suppressed, or at least be COM
PEELED to confine their entertainments to
legitimate lines.
The SENTINEL suggests that Editor
Bragg and Senator Rolf give this colored
riff-raff their attention if they go to
Western Nevada.
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DEATH OF JOHN RING.

John Ring of Ruby Hill died in Eu.
reka February 8. 1905. of dropsy. He
was a native of Sweden and "a years
of age. He was a resident of this Sec
ton for a long time and for years
worked as a miner on Ruby Hill. He
is not known to have any relatives.
The funeral took place Friday.
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Tuesday Nights Party.

The Valentine party next Tuesday
evening promises to be an enjoyable
event, aud the members of Diamond
Rebekah Lodge have prepared a good
time for all who attend. The affair
will be given at I. o. o. F. Hall. and
ice cream and lemonade will be served
in the hall. Prof. Rice's orchestra
will furnish the music.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-11
Elected School Trnstee at Goldfeld

Mrs. Frank 0. Henderson. formerly
of Eureka, was elected one Of the three
School Trustees at a recent meeting OF
Goldfeld citizens, incidental to getting
a public school in Esmeralda County's
new camp. There is $500 in the treas
ury for that purpose. and the Trustees
have power to buy a lot and build a
school house at once
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Fine Lots for Sale.

Any one wishing to buy property in
the new town of Sparks EAST Reno). or
in old Reno, can get some first-class
bargains by applying Immediately to
MI. G. W. Waits. Principal of Eureka
School. f11m1
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Finger Amputated.

Tom Rutherford of Currant Greek.
Nye County. had the first finger OF his
left band a%mputated on Monday in
Eureka. The injury was sustained
last Summer while Mr.. Rutherford was
working at a corn husker. DR.. w. f.
Burnett performed the operation and
removed the first joint of the finger.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-11
THE COUNTY BUDGET.
The General Estimate of the Income
and Expenditure for 1905.

Under the provisions of the County
Revenue Reduction Law the Board
of County Commissioners of Eureka
County has prepared the following
budget of the estimated receipts and
expenditures Of Eureka County for the
year 1905
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-11
The Tax Levy.

The Board fixed the tax rate for State
and County purposes for the year 1905
at 1926 on the 500 valuation. This is
a reduction of 10 cents ON the 800 from
last year. This amount is apportioned
as follows:
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-11

A tax of so cents on the 800 was
levied on all the taxable property with
in the Eureka town limits for fire pur-
poses.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-11

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rifanii den Reaierung iDnoern aus
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benz rulliihen &diier iDfort iibermits
telt, man 9laubt ing aibinQtpner oipluz
matiihen Sreiien, baB NIT ibnen Der
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balten.
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peroen.
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M. Garter" rannte neulih aben6s
geeen bic Bride in Weranoria, Ga. 4,
uno puroe poaitdnoi9 oempliert.
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MWerlEf.

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terie. Reaiutents lit elm Snbiauer als
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babn, 1T bel gDtuQa oerunalidt, inz
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mann 8ilfen p0n bier nuroe 6enrp
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tion, es banoelt iid) nm ben Nnfauf
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iiberuorteilt tpDroen Al fem.
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,eDlte 5enHer= unb Cir : Screens.
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81. SteDeS & Cons.
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1853; Dalas, 1868; @alpefton,
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blidlih feline 8piebeln mebr per>
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BemDbnerinnen Der Staot, erihDf5en.
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Mbipdrts gebtts
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Den tntrn,

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oer Nieren=& 6 anfbeiten.
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mar, alS ib mid gu 8ette leete.
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gu baben iinb uno ih foufte cine
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&9enten fir Die Ser. Staaten. .
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9as Wetter inn suut.

Das mutmaBli9e @etter i'm Mu.
nat Sum- beihreibt Der betannte
Wtthourier Wetterprppbet SRI st.
6ifS fDlgenoermaBen:
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ben 3. berum fdngt es an mariner gu
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cine %ioeenannte re9uldre. Sic oauert
uDm s. Bis II. gu erparten lino
piele uno ihmere @emitter, Die 1ib
aber nibt auf meite 5tredeu ausoehs
men. 8irbelftirme iino INN oieie
Sahresseit nidt ausaeihluifen.
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IA. bis II. bemertbar. Sn oielen
.9agen lift oas @etter brobeno, audi
ereienen iib ltarte Geeenaaiie, mabs
reno ole elettriiben gntlabungen elm
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SbluB folet flares, tiibleres @etter.
Nm 81. lit Der 6Dbepunft
elmer meiteren ~reauldren" Bes
riobe. I'm oieie Belt fino Die
meiiten elettriiben gntlaouneen
oes Sommers 81 eruarten. @enn
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finft. 10 iino in ben peitliden @eaens
Den heftiee @epitter pabriheinlid].
Dob lit au bemerfen, oaB bic bdufis
gen 8libe 81 iOlben 8eiten i'm Cru
Sen uno @ansen reff barmlus 1ino.
NuSgenommen iino i0lbe Sdue, in
oenen oas Barometer rebt nieorie
itebt uno orobenoe 8epittermolten
bonn Beiten uno Siioweiten fpmmen.
Yin mabrlbeinlibiten iino lGpere
@epitter nm ben "a. herum.
Die. lebte St6rungsperiooe oes
Wtonats 1T Die uDm &c. biz 28.. Sn
3egenoen, in pelden eS mabreno
Der borbereegangenen WDden piel
9ereanet bat, oarf man AUDI in oieIer
Beripoe pieoer auf Regen uno @e'
nitter rebnen. $50 eS pDrber troden
aeneien, lift AUDI iebt penia 8eaen
gu ernarten. IS miro Spar oiel req
men, boob i'm fernen Noroen, Siioen
uno 8eiten aiemlib troden bleiben.
NtmG's 5 Gents hapnnas@iaarre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-03
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