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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
Local investment Company's
Statement.

TIE locAi Investment COMPANY
waa oisaulfed ana Incorporated ~ <
iew g eur home people eighteen
months aFa Tor tis pufpose u dealing
q cltl fca. estate. aud land. and while
there sas aaly a sniaii amauut 81
nloney paid il bY ths COMPANY yst a.
tie cnd 81 fhe arst yea there vas
dividend aesiafcd b. tAe si0ekh0laan
q loo psf cent am thefc has last
esen anotler dltifieusa t0f tfe ast
hsif gvat DECLARED 81 = ptf cent
This eii illustrate laa easy lt Is
g mase muaeY hl tho lndlan Ter.
tpJ provided s1Dsf pod start a4t Is
lhe usiit uaF ana psaas tle asif
meibods
The officers and d.eeten ~ alls
epnmng aW J H Bansf rfus
ttas q ialmsn Vice Pres fl
tampisil satisn IS 0u Tgeas
J q latclif nlfmiQt other stNf.
alaen afo + q Colms 3 RCamplai
ias a ani 0f Wn Cmpte8 NJ
Isylot y Nl'huM v rmomuau
George kapn g & wifani rmf +
kelsey 2 igflshi EB Fmsser n
/ Cfuie'a8ea i eutary Mi
ep.isin John 4 PARIS II Neg
tltlt istf { ntTtanf IE -hsol ed
an tane.s : bt.dsIa M tMm
! fmHef Mm NdHe q sb.p'sg
am uC Wushi AtnHsd amaaat
Z 1ocA eaa q la 81 ia fay tHs
leti q dar CaH on 81 Adire1
+ li tkmfNTt See
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
GETTING A GOOD SOD.
xhs First Year DO Net Bether Mach
Abaut Puliing wseds and -
Not Cut 0aAsa Too Soon.

A. = the sd i xeli started there
> g. ume 60 sit saan wifh falssa
san9a for ssels hy ths thousand wlii
apFin8 gp - ii q ma8 Ita nuf ~
Discouraged n The hfas yaaF ths fsr
uiiasf hfipss ~ more wesds than
Efsss. 10 tlas The grass wiu eonaasr
somt Eeeq.s ohssa g saslnS slower
ana tim9fhf fos tha feAaan. bat IL
Yea esAnot an0rd e. bay ssisaod lawn
Ffats sssd. - ail ueaaa 49, SHAT sou
safe 30 matter II it + ueaaF Ths
manure eiII have eee8 aesaa Is t
matter haw sell fHtea nav
seem 60 hf ihe peis s8lo helf br|af
tHamah TWe yafds la fsNu. siae $
4f ffum oaa q atIeh fas uass
Htfe hant ralt sh0 arai season aa4
I'll eh itt aca the AitaF ana fha
tt iefsF The al ha3 ooaai
tahs z planting uerr iha 4uc 80
th uaup.ns atoat nseesarr t8 ras
tae aitef ererg thanr a.
a Ngai deal a thr 0faas. A1a
the taIHeiHE SUMNER sha yafd aaa -
y fols aus feseetsd
Aai aaHi q ~ ealaas g cd rsef
Eaw often Il ss aaH fas
g established t may ha trimmed
as afea AZ faa fs 6attta tha ss
Hni = afelie tis Gnt SEASON 81
Isi Mhle saea pests 81 Fa1n1 lty
s g Oh Ereo uih. the
a1staaa aad tu n rs oe8e1
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
FAVOR COMPROMISE
OF WHITE MAN CASE
Department Not Opposed If 1t Can Be
Arranged Satisfactory With
Both Sides.

a fafe'a reading q tlse opinion IF
t'ie Assistant Alfornsg General az.
proved bf tlle Acting Secretary & tae
Interior alssloees that tie Department
raiiief taFem d compromise IN Il NAV
fe bought about TIE opinion holds
20 elect fiat tie Department can
ufss u9 valid ub5niian o. a compfo.
nise apa sell eneni q tie case but
tiaat c laa heea taken cot 81 us
hands and lodged aita fleeoarts and
ihai the Secretary himself had na
authority q approve 90 dlapnfoye
anY settlement FUtlef tlat ii the
ef@als aaa mpmSeuiives 81 TIE
Nation deem o advisable b. can a
spe al session of tle Council the see.
fetafx might assarc them taat sch
fe Hpuld maet uo ohietan Ef8m
iHs IeIaftmeu, 8gi tlaf 81 present
iltf1 s n9 assafaaee baflfr the ia
mriment tlat sa action desired
a} t'4s wgn Fensms Interested 1f
t.ai aHf emeHf IS proposed
Desired
llre m 60 state 0at
la Nttea M aetes4nH
approved hf u u
fae epnlou ciar manstaat apdu
leafanre q bsHue gltenbyas a.eleat
ismhef af a8a6 t1o Nation and
I ta1ff ra sg both sides ai
ie rase f'lat : npuHfe S desired
.oi eos Hse.g q l Hadc sdlisiaai
- % lslfiI HaaI@ r'af tie Depart
ieut Haaa aeiue atdflat lua3
.u Ac n u led contain
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
WHAT OTHERS
SAY OF US
Extracts From A Slranuer S
Talk Of VInita.

AMlse st&naeA friends al wefa
hse las eesk have Submitted Is 81
iutsfsies in their home PAPER ne
s0'1tau Cu.an ST. Taylor mld
y antei llsm ghe t aAss af
uaf 'lfea in hs taIblsaH asF rs
Ysl1 iQ kln'ta Ha aaad q saf-
pslsi ioa iag fle f8nn S tafsncs
ii S cfsfg ht 81 g1ai as aaf taauaad
lu mang fwpss tstfor I aeops
are snffrls.nE| friendly Ia ehfa
as a.osf fun tie raf Thae are
les ia.ebsoad Indians tHaeh thea
as aAng uike1 nein aHi tisg aa
aue e.0 - stHaus sft ousl
tisHe aat no e9s 8 permitted ta tafs
easA e fhase s DIS possession
nae e msfakeH ef fhHsa Haf
tfe Nl aa1 Naaey N
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
COLLEGE GIRLS CEREMONY
On she NFa " uraauAtsua ghsy A.
ssnaie sad Tell 81 Thsir
EnEa ssmenik

A. sn2aEenAaG nlAfeNsioa IA rsgt as
fae sfmaseArtiutnl festivities * Naans
iioigass sad smiih colleges Eaeh
sellaF nhe has founa lime amid her
sisaaes AID bef play during lha four
Yeas aa8fss b bnaBnaa ennaesd
bluaAlpFiy a4nsits Il The Naabt lgols
fnke Eiria olsffse fAla oafamanf oa
ths tep q Moaat llalyoke. saga the
AeN fafk ssh Early f. tse afiasn0oa
taef mAhe tne tsip d ihs m0ausaln
sop sad lhsn. after ! glly aappsf
ilotk Vuf 80 q tbe broad Fsraa isz
Naea theg become thofousaiy sat-
sfAiea vita ias fomAnile ie4.lar nhish
the nsoamtala Alahys causes. sht pfesi
asns says slmplf
Easared Elrls step farsh and run
Afuaaa faa ftrau1af
ihHn theirs u : Chorus 81 risNiss.
1FoRstfait1ns aeniatk. mrcueAghi08. Aaa
sat r the ounfaslon f8av s. hrs Flfit
VII emeuEa ana tsgin - tn8f afaana
tae ferandas AMID thr seaeia 81
nles and efien q surprise 4 saf.sk.
inn damaei wiN he AfasMH laftA ~
Aer tham IN spite ~ heF Implofiar
Boz im a1i realty - annonnes Ia
fst' aat = made - loia iaa uasaug
Eonp
AZ SMITH tae eanteNslnn take2 glaea
e the class supper gaH before -
ioasts tie rfenitesi rlses aua says.
Here's - ths sagaeea girls wAsr
4fa fhe4Hs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
THREE-YEAR-OLD
CHILD KIDNAPPED
Child Alleged to Have Been
Kidnapped from Ottawa.
Kansas.

= NE-a IA||IA NNN#H
sau francisco car. JuIg 3. Tufee
yeafod relon Cooper who alleged
to hfe heeu kidnapped from hef
grandparents Il ottawa kansas. and
and brought here by her father VIII
lam cooper has been taken from the
Children hospital 81 tha ehllds
mother an3 an attorney Airs Coop.
er who Is alleged q have represented
herself as a nurse and tie ATTORNEY.
vha IS sad 20 have claimed be was
the child's farther have started east
taking the Child with them Nj and
Mm Cooper were divorced n ottawa
last February Cooper who is belieY.
ed = - ln Los Angeles. Tad placed
the child n tie hospital 70 e treated
Tor minor ailments
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
WANTS 1000
HARVEST HANDS
North Dakota Offers from So
IS per Day for Men.
AselatM PmM

Asoalaisd pfess.
pes Molnsa guls a5 One IL tle
mos. afgeut calls fcF harvest hands
feceivei n this city came yesterday
from North Dakota. shen one tl.ou.
sand lusn wsw ASKED foF e harvest
The wheat espp tbs efop il sAiA u
- yfig large Wages offered afe two
and three dollars per day
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03

ewes HH fHe faf9 ar trfs
~ - rIsaaa H4r1 fs.f
f-rf H.flf a|sftrfsa b. =H. f... =
in sel m q us nH
eM a*
tfHFaf IffsHE 81 wE
tah can kH faes a.E So as
fesaathIt ~ q ihf.i Hasa# oaa
~ Ufttf iesHr tHsn llf E.e.s Tf
tgflte lTe rtau ra8 fNf
oat ias ag - Hs r.a
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
SHOTGUN
QUARANTINE
zoe Cases Yellow Fever An
uounced Many Recovering.


Associated Press
NeW 0ei t nIa hfe
There las hesn tao 0gted -
eases H la819 fea aaa aeei
Maa9 Qf tlre an a Tie ag g. -
efe N nas fa M
disposition pfe8s u efef favn
90 fls state asin a8. s.uiae stf t1
tishfsn tie lnautae ttsa Sd. u
ported fE eteH surrounding
lonus sluie0 easa aft oaa
iug Hat "a raeH HsHe ID afsHes
outside of Sea Orleans t0fum back
efffE Italian sho makc, - anpelf
afce and lam laye hesu pit ap aI
ever TIE Stale against tiat mNle af
naiieualifF
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03

a+'h terms 81 sttti@niNfit approved bY
Tie Principal Chief tlat tie Depart.
ment eauld recommend % the prcsl.
dent that he approve the same.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03

raf Is rather fAlA eiiea ana she aqreF
lAYef ia fhs tNFmeeN l3est NifA
grated cheese ass del elih butter thea
tfpNn AEasQ e hai otsa rhis disa
naf 81 served Sc . separate f0afse far
ianfhea caanirY exnflsmAA.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
PIPE LINE
TO THE GULF
viii Extend From Chanute
Kan, 10 Port Arthur, Tex.

Associated Fffsa
Independence Kan 1aiy g. II Is
announced that negotiation have teeu
cauplsied ~ piglshufs. ra Ia Nei
eon hfutl'sa Cuislg sal Shell
tfausloftafion caaIanE fot financing
q = proposed PICS llne q the Gull a.
MsSioa with Che unIau Tfsst Go
THAT Gus plps llns aill ertend from
1laugts % Port Auhaf q distance
q slx hundred miles and aIl eat
Alaat mIiliau dollars Pan IS to
e'ase aesl Nf August ast kansas
FTe'ineem av nov u T4tfsh1g f8r
fiai pafne
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
REPORT OF THE
Topeka BANK
Receivers Submit the Follow
Ing TO the Comptroller
Of the Currency.


lated Press
" Mnat0u io5 TIE tHsf re.
pu af reeeNef 0f ue First
NatIata ihus 81 Topess which
closed Iis daor 81 ia.t gni ha hoen
mreted % tHe comptroller e tie
eurneae Receiver tlasIass tlIe A..
SITS = tne bank as follows
Coed deU.l doubtful lgG ass.
worthless sl9ats Liabilities lndi.
tIdml deposits ilea7ggi certificates
of deposits s8lsel0 due te National
banks 80 53i das 20 other banks and
bankers ti2lii. uupaiadafts outside.
sioR so9 other liabilities Sos. Total.
Il 6Ia 5s-.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
sweden AP-
PROVES REPORT
OF Committee Appointed toDeal
With Norway Crisis.


Ate4 Ee
htat' HH H -
ta Suaeia Parliament teist
proved 49, fie oH
mlti 4f W t ns u
desl ail0 fie fss N1Iha6
aul sw#at IB t tsE
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03

Ihe Noofs af asanily Auretsfate
eaaeedrIHkHra aaH medical urltef
States thaf ihei5 ashi ofea begins 10
faii 8 ne art q 81 ahlla mamY arr
hAua at Ra0e ave af csnee II
AlpA3e glssa s. ahe cause
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
NEW ROAD TO
SOUTHERN COAST
From Wichita 10 Gull OF Cali
fornia TO be Completed
Within Three Years.
Associated Press

Associated Press
s1u Enneiso. lua 81 Henry s.
Manning dlfeelaf ~ tie Kansas city.
Metiep eseort planned II Oxtend
from Wichita thlough kansas oka.
iona. Tekss and Nexleo % tho aulf
s. California. MS the rad viii h.
completed II slde q thgee years
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-03
GOV. HOCH MAKES
APPOINTMENT
Chas u. LerrIvo, Of Topeka,
Appointed on Board Health

topska tuiy = Gov lloch Las
appointed s.llAk Il i.sFfleo. q Topeka
nsmtef q tlle state tari IL heahh
xtce ~ Clns fowfy Deceased
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
a Mcerschaum Mine

"Mcerschaum is mixed like coal
said a pipc-dealcr. 1T is "a soft SOAP
Ike stone. ana i'll Asia Minor it's min.
'ns is an important industry
The crude mccrschaum is called
hnmtash. II is ycllowish white in
color, and u red clay coat or skin cnvcl
OPS il. The blocks eos, from SIS ia
S29p CARLOAD They arc aof;
enough 10 cut with knife.
These blocks IN summer arc dried
ny exposure 10 The sun. In winter :,
leaicd room is necessary.
Finally, The mccrschaum blocks
are serted into II grades, wrapped in
cotton and packed in cases with The
greatest care.
The bulk Of all this mcerschaun
goes to Vienna. There the best pipe
makers in the world Philadel
phia Bulletin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03

During tllo months If lunc ana
Jit: of Til. ,.r 1905 .n,r aI,u have.
rC'iehed oi nca ana flIi.st on ~ ii. $.
rrt et;yccn IA ia tu',...r, river ana
the southern ana of Tho ~i,-rp Nova.
da than were lost IN tha. dreadful lailI
durnu Tie prrcc,ii,r hnlf century rhu
desert has swururd With proSIrCturs
ever since tlr 0rrUili, ali the Sail
Lake railroad in May. all Of them hon.
ing TO strike leads a. rich rs those I'M
covered in Goldnplds. and HulI,ro. and
too curcr III thor hun, for gold To wait
until the winter rains shall have re-.
stored tho lluw at frruurn, sprurs
filled the dried water holes. ana ban
ish,d the iulprnul heat
Stories oi the mysterious trims of
Walter Scott into Death Valley. and
his return with biilro loads of virgin
gold from some iahilnuS hidden mine.
have urcd men into that illumination
Of dissolution and none can tell how
many have lost their way. never 10
return once OF the trails and ont of
water tho desert traveller rocs mad.
wonders airnlcssly among tho r,rlts
ana saWihills. and lies To die in som"
hollow, where his whitehead bones may
rest Tor years undiscovered
Inc list oi known victims Of the
desert mounts M day 10y day In three,
weeks eleven dead prosprctors We're
found. Hnd eight others were ravin%
maniacs when they were rescued. And
the rcSc'lcs. moreover, were accidrn-
tai; other travellers simply happened
TO ma na'l wanderers.
lanes Mcltac. Il miner. attempted Ia
crosS ''Ih'n VaiirI ON horseback re-
. ,, ~ INV ''u My anu INC To-
"',''i ~ ',t wa''r hoi'S' an" u" car
~" '"HN ~ ""''I o'hill" ms SAT-
n", VIZ H"rH" ,."l'Poi nhdcr ii''
',, "''', anu Mc''"c WIS com.
p.' ""''""n ne ah'h'ai anu
,'" ~ go VI '"' ""''oE a''"'
"'.ru MS ''i''rh iro," me caSk'
49, ',''''''i',i '' 'he Wa'or :"
M ~ - ~ ~ ''"'' ''"''i-t" uN'r nc
n" ', ~ ~ "'A' ~ 'nS ~ ''iiic''
ht, a., '" 'N.'' ""'' 9"'"
~ n'" Nv, 'r"l ~ Wa.cr " was
~. i, ',,'A '" ~ 9prl'ie' hl, '"
49," ~ '''',n N"n'N WI 'nc 'oili-
,,'', '''''' '"' ''"''' !" an "pl''''ihH
''s'"'''c
Mchac knew What was before him,
ahd rcS'rail'ihS me mad IMPULSE To
iiastch forward. he sought the scant
smut al me lh"Fun'l" hush, and rest
." 'i'""Hh me remainder ol III" day.
hi'' y Il'r' al thn hlsh' Whru The
H''' hai hhhl"h some lew degrees he
!eH'i'''''l me Jh'lrh'y' ana ne succeeded
III hccH'hE hlS WIS Shinclchily 10 tlhN-
q III W" t'Ght direction Her" is his
own description 81 IN" end of the
q'oA''
When nj last | dragged myself to
the spring. after hours of torture,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
Mining Rushes.

The rush to Southern Nevada is not
different from a score of such excite
ments in the past. The first was the
rush to California; then California had
a dozen of them before the great exodus
{ Fraser river, then followed the Com
stock stampede; then others to Aurora
and Reese River. and to Silver City,
Idaho. Then the very widest of them
all was the White Pine, then Phoebe
quickly followed; then the old Com
stock aroused itself and with the Bel
cher, Crown Point and Consolidated
California bonanzas set the world wild
and changed the financial policy OF the
interest gathering nations. Whole lots
of people are going to be disappointed
in Nevada. but some will catch on and
the old Desert State will ring the world
again.-Goodwin's Salt Lake Weekly.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
STANDARD OIL MONEY TAINTED
New England Ministers Object to
Gift from Rockefeller.

Congregational ministers represent
ing Boston and various sections Of New
England have forwarded to the Ameri-
can Board of Commissioners for For
eign Missions a protest against the &C
ceptance by the Board Of q gift Of $780,
600 from John ID. Rockefeller.
The petition, which was prepared by
a Committee chosen at a meeting of the
clergymen. protests against the accept
auce of the gift on the ground that the
Standard Oil Company. of which Mr..
Rockefeller is the head, islands before
the public under repeated and recent
formidable indictments in specific terms
for methods which are morally iniquit-
Gus aud socially destructive" and that
"the acceptance of such a gift involves
the constituents of the Board in a rela
ton implying honor toward the donor,
and subjects the Bard to the charge of
ignoring the moral issues involved"
In conclusion, the protest says: 1--WE,
the undersigned, therefore protest
against the action by which our Church
may ever seem to be compromised. and
we plead with the officers of the Board
to decline the gift or to return it if it
has been accepted"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
Last Hone Vanished.

When leading physicians said that
W. NJ. Smithsrt Of Pekin. Ia, had in
durable consumption, his last hope va
nished; but DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
kept him out Of his grave. He says
This great specific completely cured
me, and saved my life. Since then. l
have used it for over 10 years, and con-
slider it q marvellous throat and lung
cure" Strictly scientific cure for
Coughs, Sore Threats or Colds; sure pre-
ventive OF Pneumonia. Guaranteed. SOC
and $l.W bottles at the Schneider drug
store. Trial bottle free.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
EVERY CHILD "WELL BORN"

That practically every child is born
capable of physical and mental health
and usefulness, no matter how en-.
feebled the parents may be by want. is
the cheerful view suggested by the re-
search Of the British National League
for Physical Education.
Is it possible to improve the lowest
classes, with no physical strength and
NO mental backbone? writes Lander
Brunton in the National Review. OF
course this is impossible as far as in.
dividuals are concerned. but 1t is
possible for the race? According to
the evidence given before the inter-
departmental committee the answer Is
an emphatic Eyes"
The sins Of the fathers are visited on
the children. but with the exception Of
actual disease and perhaps ~intoxication
in the parents, infants are not affected
before birth. but come into the world
healthy and strong. 1t is after their
birth that the unfavorable influences
begin to tell-improper food, partial
starvation and lack Of care in infancy
the same bad conditions, along with i'm
pure air, want of exercise and play
grounds, evil companions in the gut
ters during Notwithstanding. drink
ing, gambling, idleness.
There is a physical standard which is
the Inheritance Of the people as a
whole. and although the baby's father
and mother may have become puny and
weak from poverty and unwholesome
surroundings. the baby when born re-
verts to the racial type, and if properly
cared for aft r birth may possibly riva
in strength and physique its PARKWAY
Viking ancestors.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
Tramping to TOnOpah.

The road to Tonopah is thronged with
men hoofng it to Tonopah and Gold.
field with nc other assets than clothing
and blankets. Notwithstanding the
warnings frequently reiterated by the
newspapers Of that region that the
labor market is over stocked, and every
square inch of territory from Sodaville
to Death Valley is staked as thickly
with mining locations as a country
graveyard with tombstones.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
His Only Wish.

Nothing SO touches the heart strings as
the loss Of a favorite child. Anyone who
has experienced such a misfortune will sym
pathize with Mr.. N. j. Lewis of Newberry,
Florida, who writes: al am so thankful
that l have found a cure for d~ysentery. For
three years l have been troubled with this
disease. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was recommended to me
and has effected azure. When it comes back
one dose is all that is necessary to set me
right. I only wish | had known about this
remedy a year ago when my dear little baby,
one and a half years old, took ~dysentery and
lied in three days. The doctors tried to
stop it but failed, and / buried my very
heart strings with my child. No household
should be without this valuable remedy"
For sale by Mrs. H. NJ. Schneiders & Co.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
Merchants Endorse New Freight Line

Merchants Endorse New Freight Line
Q. L. Marsh, who is arranging for
the quick and cheap delivery of freight
via the San Pedro road from Salt Lake
City to Caliente and thence by wagon
into the new camps of Nye and Esmer-
aida Counties. appeared before the
Chamber of Commerce Of Goldfeld on
March II. He stated to the meeting
that he could lay down in Goldfeld
commodities. necessities and all other
freight at a minimum saving of $12.50
per ton, within q limited time, not to ex.
coed 10 days from all Utah points, and
invited the business men Of Goldfeld
to join with Utah in securing their
goods at competitive prices and
cheaper freight rates. After q
lengthy discussion with Mr.. Marsh re.
garding his freight line, the Chamber
of Commerce passed q resolution en-.
dorsing the enterprise and inviting the
business men of Utah and Southern
California. and all other competitive
points. to send their representatives to
Golddeld to investigate the field, with
. view Of doing business with the mer.
chants Of that place.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
POSTAL Exprmsrs roo HEAVY

President Roosevelt has shown 80
strong q disposition to protect the peo-
ple against the exactions Of private
monopolies. particularly with relation
to transportation. that 1t IL not likely
he will permit the present glazing evils
in our postal system to continue much
longer, says the Sacramento Bee. When
IL ia known that the railroads annually
receive about t49. 200. 900 for carrying
the mails, practically without risk to
themselves, and charge the Govern
ment rent for the use Of postal cars.
the extent of this postal graft may be
realized. The roads get $3.50 per hum
dred pounds for carrying all kinds OF
mail matter, which is equivalent TO 10
cents per pound. OF course with this
high cost of carriage il is impossible for
the Postofice to make reasonably low
rates on parcels. such as prevail in
other countries. The regular postal
rates are equivalent to $50 per 100 pounds
ON letters, SIC on merchandise. IS on
books, and 81 per 100 pounds at pub
fishers rates for newspapers. 1t is no
wonder. In view of the enormous cost
of this rail transportation. on all but
newspapers, that the Postofice Depart
ment was run last year at o loss Of
more than eS,500,00
When it is known that the railroad
rate on wheat from Chicago to New
York is sometimes as low as 9 cents per
100 pounds, the enormous profit Of
carrying the mail at the rate of $3.50
per 100 may be realized.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-04-01
Notice to Creditors.
In the Third Judicial Dissrict Court Of
the state OF Nevada. Inland for En-.
Reka County.

In the Matter Of the Estate of Antoine A
Regli, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified by the
Third Judicial District Court of the State Of
Nevada, in and for Eureka County, as Ad-
ministrator of the estate of Antoine A. Regli,
late of said county. deceased.
All creditors having claims against said es.
tate are required to file the same with proper
vouchers attached. with the Clerk of said
Court, within forty days after the first publ.
cation Of this notice.
80. NORTH A. REGLL,
administrator Of the estate of Antoine A.
Regli, deceased.
Dated Eureka, Nevada, February Is, 1905
Date OF first publication February 20, 1906.