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WASHINGTON. d. c.. MARCH %. 1905
Sealed Proposals. will be received by the George
town Gas Light Company on or before the TENTH
DAY OF APRIL, 1905, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON for the supply of 6.0O0 TONS more or less.
of y -fnch screened best quality gas coal, to be
ordered within the year beginning with April I,
1905 and ending with March 81 1906. Bidders
will state price per ton of coal delivered {. b.
cars Rosslyn Virginia. and price per ton delivered
l., our coal sheds at Both street end c. & o. canal
northwest Said eGal to be of gross tonnage, guar.
auteed 2 240 pounds to each ton. Security for tho
faithful fulfllment of his contract VIII be required
Of the successful bidder. The Gas Company rc-
serves the right 10 reject any and all bids. Cen.
tractors will state the kind of coal proposed to 10
delivered All proposals shall be dressed TO w.
RILEY DEEBLE President Georgetown Gas Light
Co 1919 L street n.w.. Washington. ID. c. and
marked Proposals for Coal" iE0RGETOwN
Gas LIGHT COMPANY. mh2S-d&S13t
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WASHINGTON. d. C., March 2s. 1908.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 2S 1908.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Washington Gas Light Company, at 10th street
Office, this city, before the 10th day Of
April 1905, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, for
the following supply of gas Goals for the year
beginning with April /, 1905, and ending with
March 81 1906.
10000 tons of R-inch screened best quality gas
coal, to be delivered at West Station. 26th
and G streets NV.
1900 tons of s!-inch screened best quality gas
coal to be delivered at East Station our
railroad tracks, 18th and VI streets Sc. needed
ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL
20 900 tons of anthracite broken coal, delivered
at our West Station. 18th and q streets NV.
5000 tons of anthracite broken coal be de-
liyered by railroad tracks our East
Station, 18th and VI streets Sc
STEAM COAL.
5000 tons of best quality steam coal. to be de-
livered at West Station works, 10Th and q
streets
5000 tons of best quality steam coal, TO be de-
lyered by railroad on our tracks at East Sta
tion works 18th and VI streets se.
All of the Goals enumerated above to be gross
tonnage, guaranteed z, $40 lbs. to each ton and
needed.
All contractors for any kind OF coal named
above will be required to give ample security for
the faithful fulhllment OF each contract.
The Gas Company reserves the right to reject
any or all bids for the above named Goals.
All proposals shall be addressed to the Wash.
ington Gas Light Company, and marked Pro-
posals for coal"
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY MARRIED COUPLE (NO CHILL
dren), furnished housekeeping apartment, from
May 10 to September l; no china, glass, silver or
table linen required; will pay SIS per month
Address Box IA. The Concord. ap4-3t
WANTED-BY TWO LADIES, SMALL HOUSE
Keeping apartment, partly furnished or unfur-
nished, in first-class apartment house northwest.
for summer or longer; possession April 10; terms
reasonable. Address +. G. F.. Star Office. It,
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OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
Washington d. c., April 3. 19U5.-Sealed pro-
posas, in duplicate, will be received here until
pm May 3. 1908. for lighting portions Of public
grounds in this city during year ending June 80.
1906, with high candle power gas lights Intor-
nation be obtained here CHAS. s. BROM-
WE'LL. Col. ap3,i = .6myl ,2-6t
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WANTED-WHTTE CHAMBERMAID, $40; WATT
ress, $50; chid's nurse. $40 to $25; kitchenmaid,
$40; cook, SIS: laundress, SIS; general house,
worker; SIS: other places. LADIES' EXCHANGE.
Varu nnf
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OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
Washington. ID. C., April 3. 1906 Sealed propo-
sails, in duplicate. viii be received here until
pm. May B. 1903. for lighting portions of public
grounds in this city during year ending June 70,
1906 with high candle power gas lights Infar-
nation be obtained here. CHAS. :. BROM-
WE'LL, Col ap3 1. 90 myl2
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST $50 BILLS AND 81 BILL, ON mon;
day, between and o'clock, in Atlantic and
Pacific tea store, on 14th street. Norwood's
grocery store, or en- route from there to Swami
st. via ST, to 18th, to 8, to 18th, to Swami.
Finder will be literally rewarded. JOHN F..
CONNOLLY 1928 Swami ST. nv ap4-3t'
LOST-A FUR BOA, ON ROCK CREEK NEAR
Mass. ave. Reward on return to 1918 Riggs pl. 1t
LOST-SUNDAY. AN AMETHYST ROSARY; VAL
liable to owner account Of associations. Re-
turn to 416 I st. and receive reward. ap43t'
LOST-sUNDAY, MARCH 26, on CARS IN GOING
from 18th and Pa ave. to Zoo, pair Of gold
eyeglasses, with chain attached. Return to
lola 26th st. NV. receive reward. it,
FOUND-LADIES' GOLD WATCH. APPLY ROOM
1854 Treasury Dept. it,
FoUND-GOI.D WATCH. ON MARCH 30, OWN
er may recover by addressing Box 229, Star Of
fee. - ap3-3ts
LOST-AT OR NEAR CAPITOL ABOUT 1890,
April g. small watch, with diamond monogram
NJ. W. c., attached to diamond bow-knot pin.
Please return to New willard office, where a
liberal reward will be paid. ap3-3t'
LOST = FRIDAY NIGHT, BET GEORGETOWN
and go Pa. ave. NV, bunch Of keys Reward
il returned to D. P. MCCARTHY. Clio Pa ave.
NV. t. ap3-2t
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U. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. WASHINGTON
Barracks, ID. G., April 3, 1896 Sealed proposals
will be received at this Office until April 10.
1865 and then publicly opened. for furnishing and
erecting War COLLEGE building Boom Crane
Derrick. with tower for supporting and
hoisiing engine for operation. Information lp
Engrs. ap3.i5,S
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WANTED-R0OMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-BY MOTHER AND son, BOARD,
city or suburbs; inexpensive references. Address
Box PIC, Star office It,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WISHES ROOM AND
board in private family. within or 10 minutes
walk from 9th and SITS. NV No boarding
house. Box 2, Star office. ap3-2t"
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WANTED QUICK, BRIGHT AND ACTIVE
young to take charge of retail butter and
egg stand in Center market; state experience II
any; also salary expected. Address Box DO
Star office apI-2ts
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FOR RENT ROOMS, 1ST FLOOR, FURNISHED
complete for housekeeping; piano. heat and gas;
$50 per mo. Not over 3 adults. 1905 Sth st.
NV. ap4-2ts
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE WORK AND
DRAINAGE.-Oitice Of Building for National MG-
scum, Library of Congress, Washington, u. -,
April 3, 1905. Sealed proposals will lie
ceived at this office until two O'Clock pm. on
Saturday April 10. 1902 for concrete pipe trenches.
topping out concrete foundations and laying sewers
for the National Museum building. In this city.
Specifications general Instructions and conditions
and blank forms Of proposal may DE obtained
application at this office BERNARD X. GREEN,
Superintendent of Construction. ap34 . g. 10, Lot
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FOR REMITTANCE BRIGHT OUTSIDE ROOM;
beautiful view. Inquire Apt. rs, The Plym nth,
l<oO llth NV. ap43ts
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FOR REMITTANCE FRONT Above ROOM
furnished, suitable for man and wife or two
ladies'. Apartment ao5, The Ethelhurst, 18th
ana l. NV ap4-2ts
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WANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED SHOE SALES
men. Apply X. BERBERICH SONS, 1116 to
112o 9TH Washington's most progressive shoe
store It,
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED,

FOR RENT LARGE FURNISHED ID STORY
front LOOM Apply S13 9th st. NV. ap4-3t'
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WANTED - A WHITE WOMAN; GOOD COOK
and housekeeper, for very small family. Ad-
dress, with particulars NJ. E B., Star office.
ap3-3ts
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wANTED-CoIORED NURSE, SIS; MAID, $50;
housemaid. SIS; cooks, $25 500. sic; general
houseworkers. SIS: buffers and other help. La
DIES EXCHANGE S07 Vermont 1t
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SPEEDING WAGONS.
Have you seen Speed Wagon? 1t is
wonder.
PRODIGY CARRIAGE CO.,
Phone 213 1890 32d st.
We are the sole agent for the famous s. R.
Bailey Co. Whalebone Runabouts. mh25 II, d&S
JUST RECEIVED CARLOAD OF FANCY DELIv-
erv wagons; best make; bargains quick buy
ers; also $50 secondhand vehicles of ali kinds
cheap to make room for new work. COGS-
WELLS, 200 18th st. NV. mh11-d&S
NEW STYLES WATERFOWL CARRIAGES
For those who want and expect the finest In
Of this celebrated make. Pleased to show you
and quote special prices to early buyers. 300 to
select from ). d. WATERS & SON, 80 Pa. ave-
mh15-d&S. Dot
NO CONNECTION WITH OTHER DEALERS.
COGSWELLS Is the cheapest and most reliable
place to buy new and second hand harness. traps
buggies. surveys, daytons and delivery wagons
$65 handsome rubber-tire runabout, $4s; SIS
top bugges, $40; harness. 81 up. Large assort-
ment. Tel. 1877. 209-211 18th NV. mh13-tf
II. II. BABCOCK CO., BALTIMORE, MD.
Write US for prices before you buy carriage
of any kind 400 vehicles on our floors to select
from. Round trip on Saturday, 81 %. mh1o-26t
NEW BABCOCK DESIGNS-THE LATEST VIC
torias, surries, Stanhopes basket and natural
wood novelties. Buggies, phaerons, buckboards,
traps and dozen styles of runabouts and pony
wagons and carts. Ii. II BABCOCK CO., I07.
109-111 W. Fayette ST.. Baltimore, Md. E. w.
Hall, Mgr. mh10-26t
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SPRING SHOWING.
We are showing all the latest styles In
fine Surreys, Depot Wagons. Runa bouts Traps
and Novel -.
Don't tail to the famous line of Columbus
Buggy 20. vehicles
HARNESS.
Our display of fine HARNESS is the best that
has ever been shown in this city.
PROBEY CARRIAGE CO.,
Phone 213. 1890 32d st. NV.
mh2
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WANTED WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
NV ap3-3t
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WANTED-HEIPEDS ON COATS, SKIRTS AND
waists at Schultz, opposite Arlington Hotel
and Dt
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WANFED--AN UNUSUALLY GOOD HOME FOR
IA neat. refined and Industrious white girl to
sist In cooking and homework: small family:
must furnish unquesiOnable reference. 1919 II
81. NV. api3ts
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wANTED-LADY FOR DEMONSTRATING L,
large store. Call for Mr.. NELSON, at Hote
Barton. 1te
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NANIEp-TNO LADIES To DISTRIBUTE SAM
pies from wagon In Washington; desire clever and
fluent takers; who can impress the listener;
selling. Apply Wednesday from 3 to L. st.
james Hotel for HEiDMAN. IT.
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WANTED WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; small family; stay nights. PA 9th
sw. Call after 4. ap4-3ts
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FOR RENT-1OO4 18TH ST. NV, BRIGHT AND
cheerful front and back rooms; single or en- suite:
moderate. sn1-3ts
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wANrED-HELP.
FEMALE.

housewerk: good wages. Cos 18th st. IT.
wANTED-OoLORED COOK; MUST GO HOME
az nights Call at 1907 You st. II
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-06
STATE NEWS.

T. L. Oddie has purchased the Cook
ranch in Monitor Valley, Nye County.
The Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany suspended sending stock lists to
Virginia City on Monday.
Walter Magee has leased the ranches
he recently purchased from J. R. Will.
son on Reese river, Lander County, to
Patrick Walsh for a term of five years.
Six Chinese have been deported from
Nevada in the last few weeks by the
Government. Two were from Reno,
and n from Sparks, Tonopah, Cali.
ente.and Virginia City.
w. L. Irvine of Butte, Mont, has Of
fered to buy the creamery at Yerington,
Lyon County, and through a process of
his W invention will preserve milk
for shipment to Tonopah.
A verdict was awarded plaintiff by
Judge Hawley in the United States
Circuit Court at Carson. in the suit OF
the Salt Lake Hardware Company
against the Chairman Mining Com
pany of White Pine County.
Governor Sparks, @. H. Chamberlain
and j. H. Judd have purchased the
Death Valley mine. for the sum of 80,
600. The property located near Ida
is an old producer, having been worked
more than go years ago in a primitive
manner by the Spaniards .-Goldfelt
Sun.
1t is reported that Gould will extent
the Nevada. California & Oregon Rail
way, a narrow gauge running from
Reno to Madeline, to Portland, Oregon
This with the Western Pacific at SaI
Francisco, would give the Gould system
both a north and south outlet to tn
Pacific.
The citizens Of Rhyolite in the Bull
frog district have subscribed for $1O,0
worth of the bonds Of the Rhyolit
Water Company, which company qua
rantees to place water into the cam.
within 90 days. w. F. Patrick of tn
Bullfrog National Bank Mining Con
pany is promoting the enterprise.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-06
Caught in st. Louis.

Edward ]. Smith. former Tax Collec.
tor of San Francisco, who absconded
two weeks ago after stealing over $780,.
900 of the city's money, was captured
in st. Louis on Tuesday by Pinkerton
detectives. He admitted his identity and
expressed his willingness to return
without e~xtradition papers. His in
fatuation for Leona Brooks, a oma of
the half world, for whom he sacrificed
honor and honesty. deserted his wife
aud child and betrayed his friends. led
to his capture. The Pinkerton Agency
Swallowed the woman and followed her
to the jefferson Hotel in st. Louis.
where she was registered as Mrs. B.
Smith. The absconder me her there
and registered as B. Smith. Leona
Brooks is also in custody.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-06
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

The London Sportsman says that the
stallion St. MacLou, by st. Simon, out
of Mimi, has been sold to ~Sulzberger of
Germany for $4,000.
Mrs. Nettie Craven. who claimed to
be the common-law wife of Senator
Fair of Nevada, died a few days ago in
an Iowa insane asylum.
The highest concrete chimney in the
world, built to abate the smelter-smoke
nuisance, was completed at Tacoma.
Wash. ON May l.. 1t is 107 feet high
and cost 500. 900.
Former State Senator Harry Bunkers
of San Francisco, convicted of accept
ing a bride, was sentenced on Tuesday
at Sacramento, Cal, to serve five years
in the penitentiary at San Quentin.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-06
The New Company.

The Tonopah Home Consolidated
Mines and Exploration Company was
recently organized with a capitalization
of 500, 900 shares at a par value of $40.
The organization was effected for the
purpose of taking over and consolidate
ing and developing several of the close
in and most promising of the properties
in Tonopah and adjoining and adjacent
to the developed properties. The COM
pany was organized through the efforts
of w. J. Arkell & Co., who recently
secured control of the Tonopah Home.
The company Immediately launched
into extensive newspaper advertising.
Page and half-page advertisements,
with the names of the leading mine
operators of Tonopah and prominent
of the country mentioned,
have appeared in many of the Nevada
and California papers. The with
drawal Of Messrs. Nixon and Oddie will
have a tendency to make Nevadans, at
least, doubtful of the wonderful fore
casts made in the lads" for the ad-
vances in the price of Tonopah Home
Con. stock.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-06
Sewer Franchise Railroaded Through

Just on the eve of incorporation
when the people of Tonopah are about
ready to take charge of their own local
government and local improvements
the County Commissioners have rail-
roaded through a franchise giving a
private individual or company the right
To sewer the town for the next 90 years.
1t is very true that the city needs a first
c.ass sewer system and its use will i'm
prove the public health infinitely, but
in order to get it there is no need for
any undetermined methods.
The people should own their W
system and now that they are about to
incorporate the town they should be
given the chance to take the matter In
their own hands. AS stated by George
Wingfield, in a speech before the
Health Committee, one of the foremost
objects of incorporation is for the people
to be enabled to provide for sewerage.
1t certainly does not look well for the
OOIutQlSSlOuCIS w lush al II hdiAiAy
all the powers the people are asking.
While the granting of this hurry-up
franchise may be honest, it certainly
does not look SO. For a public body
like the County Commissioners to take
such action without a soul in the State
knowing it was contemplated is GER
tainly most vicious and against public
morals. The people have not asked for
such hasty action and it should not
have been taken. While it is the right
thing to have a sewer system the idea
of granting that privilege to a private
corporation is i'll advised and unjust to
the taxpayers. tits a move that will be
most sincerely regretted by all.-Tono-
pah Sun.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-06
THE TONOPAH HOME CON. co.
Nixon and eddie Object to Their
Names in the Advertisements.


The Tonopah Sun of May . says
Recently Senator George s. Nixon and
T. l.. Oddie were induced to take a GER
tain interest in the Tonopah Home
Consolidated Mining Company. Since
the management has seen fit to use the
names of those gentlemen as an ad-
vertisement and to publish the same ex-
tensively. they have withdrawn from
the company. The following telegram
was sent Sunday to Manager Arkell at
San Francisco.
"ToSoPAH. April 30. 1905.
"W. J. Arkell, San Francisco.
1--WE have just returned from Bull
frog and note your advertisements of To-
nopah Home Consolidated Mining Com.
pany in all papers. This form of pro-
motion is not in accordance with u
understanding aud does not meet with
our approval. and. therefore, accept our
designations from your company and
omit our names from further advertise.
ments. Letter of confirmation follows.
GEORGE s. NIXON.
"T. L. ODDIE."
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-06
LITTLE CHERRY CREEK STRIKE
Former Eurekan Finds Gold Mine
Beatty Canyon Heard From.

Mart Horton arrived in Eureka last
Saturday with two four-horse teams for
supplies. Mr.. Horton conducts a store
at Blue Eagle. Nye County. which is
headquarters for the miners and pros
pectors Quitting for Troy, Is miles
distant, and Little Cherry Creek, 80
miles south of Blue Eagle. He keeps
ON hand q full line of merchandise and
supplies, and the mining activity in
that section has materially increased
his business.
Mr.. Horton says prospectors are
going into the hills every day and that
there is a great deal of excitement over
new strikes ON account Of their high
gold values. He reports that one of
the best looking claims at Little Cherry
Greek is John W~edekind's. At a depth
Of 30 feet Mr.. Wedekind has a six-foot
ledge of gold ore. Assays of the rock
go more than 800 a ton. He also has
several other promising looking claims.
Mr.. Horton is doing assessment work
IN a claim recently discovered in Beatty
Canyon, about 10 miles south of Blue
Eagle, and has struck ore that goes $35
a Ton,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-06
SAYS 1T WAS ISLANDER.
Security Company Brings Suit
Against TonOpah Firms.


Denver, Colo. May 2-Suit for $780,
600 has been instituted by the Rocky
Mountain Securities Company. q Den
YER concern, against the Mims-Sutrc
Company, Frisbie and Lawson. the
Goldfield Sun, the Tonopah Miner. the
Tonopah Sun, and J. w. Shelton q
Company. all doing business in the Ne
vada gold fields, charging them with
SANDER and willful Misrepresentation.
Papers were filed in the Federal Court al
Carson, Nevada.
The complaint states that the Rocky
Mountain Securities Company was in.
corporated May z. 1902. and has since
been doing business in Nevada, develop.
ing promising properties aud selling
the same.
1t is alleged that on March 20, thii
year, a meeting was held in the Office
of the Mims-Sutro Company in Tono'
pah. at which certain malicious speeches
were made concerning the methods OF
the Denver Company.
In the issue of the Tonopah Daily
Sun of March 30 a full report Of the
meeting vas printed.
Several other stories were printed al
various times aud many accusations
were made against the integrity Of the
company. The plaintiffs allege that
formerly their yearly profit was $12. 500.
but that as a consequence of this SANDER
the receipts have dropped off and their
total loss has been $3.50. 900.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-06
BELMONT NO LONGER CAPITAL.
Seat of Government of Nye County
Moved to TOnOpah.

The seat Of government Of Nye
County was officially transferred from
Belmont to Tonopah on Monday. The
Commissioners have leased temporary
quarters for the transaction of county
business until the court house is built.
The Board held its regular monthly
meeting in Tonopah Monday. says a
dispatch, and granted a franchise for
so years to F. s. Lack to constru t and
operate a sewer system in Tonopah.
Many citizens preferred municipal
ownership. A franchise was also
granted to ). b. Quigley for an opposi-
tion electric light and gas company.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-06
Nan Patterson jury Disagrees,

For the second time a jury trying
''Nan" Patterson for the murder of
Caesar" Young disagreed in New
York on Thursday and was discharged.
The young woman will be released ON
bail, and she will not again be brought
to trial. The indictment against her
will be quashed. Before the jury was
dismissed it was cautioned not to tell
how it stood. 1t is believed a majority
were for acquittal. but in what proper
tion can not be ascertained. The pris-
oner collapsed when the jury an
nounced disagreement and is reported
in critical state in the Tombs prison.
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to dodge such an officer and the pro-
prietor could always hide behind the
excuse that he was depending upon his
uniformed officer to keep them away
from the games. In conclusion he
pleaded for the sanctity of the home
and the elimination of the disreputable
element that follows in the wake of I'm.
limited and unrestricted gambling.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-05-06
Tonopah Ores Smelted in Washington

IOnOpdn UreS Oulelteu Ill Washington
A ronopah dispatch of May 2 says:
1t is reported here that the forthcoming
shipments of ores from this place will
be sent to Everett, Washington, in
stead Of Salt Lake, as a result of the
absorption of all the Western smelters
by the American Smelling and Re-
filming Company. otherwise known as
the Smelter Trust. When asked about
the story. Charles Synder, manager of
the Western Ore Purchasing Company
of Reno. Mound House and Tonopah,
said that he could not discuss the mat.
ter further than to say that his Com.
pany was still independent of the
American Smelling and Refining Com
pany. although it sold all its product tc
that concern.