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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
ANTITRUST LAW UPHELD.
Big Insurance Companies are Dasree
Out Of APkAnsas


LITTLE Rock. Ark. July i6.-Ths gu.
preme Court, Justices Battle and Wood
dissenting. to-day sustained the anti. trust
law enacted by the last Legislature. The
opinion. which contains several thousand
words. will be filed with tho clerk OF the court
this afternoon The case was instituted by
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company
to test the oonstitntionality OF tho ratio f,x-
Ing and penalty clauses OF the act. The law
prohibits fire insurance companies belong
Ing to rating bureaus anywhere on cart h
from doing business In Arkansas, and i'm
poses fine Of "a. 900 for each days business.
Penalties aggregating more than $3.50 600
have been piled up against the Hartford
company since the law won't into effect
Judge Winfield. in the Pulaski circuit
Court, sustained the law several weeks ago
and the insurance company appealed 10
the Supreme Court. Chief Justice Hill in
handing ac-. tha opinion to-day simply
said that the case was affirmed. The
agents when the decision was announo odd
Battle and Wood held the same opinion
when the case WAS first tried six years ago.
The insurance companies will now ma he
an effort to get the cave into the Federal
Court on account OF the Federal questions
involved In tho law.
Gov. Davis is the author Of the law and
made three successful campaigns for Gov
ernor on that issue. Every fire insurance
company holding membership In rating
bureaus except the Hartford and the Cor
man Alliance withdrew from tho State when
the law went into effect last March. The
business and commercial interests OF the
State were unanimous In their opposition
to the bill when 1t was pending In the Legis-
lature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
DR., waterbury Drives winners At Bay
Ridge Harness Meet.

Or. Thomas ID. Waterbury lust about
cleaned w the card at the postpo ned matinee
meet Of the Bay, Rid ge Driving Club, which
was held yesterday on the Parkway Driving
Clubs oouTbe
Class A:
Col julius, gr. e., by Baron W. (Dr. Thomas b.
Lerids br. m. iDr, Maurice T .Iewts, .,...,,,.:
Tim--2:so .22i.
Glass d:
Anna wilkes, blk m. by Raven wilkes tDr.
Rose stein. blk. G. leslie Dodge ,.,..,,....,,.2
Scnonal. CHI m. Charles d. Strangl..
T1me-2:s7. 2:30i4.
Class c:
A. Laundry. br. g..by Alfonso Dr Thomas D..
Waterbury,. .......,..., ...,.,.....,,,,.l
Lord Rclgrave br. e, Drank Jacobus) .,,.,,.,,,,2
Gym Stakes. IN, m. tRcuben Il, Boand). 3
Justine NJ, b. m. George N. lhnken) ".......,..+
T1me-?:2s. 222h.
Class D.
Belle Hayes, blk. m. Drank Jacobusl...,....,2 !
AlberteiiA. b. m. Charles Kromtach) ,.......,l
PonGef Ance, b. z. edwin r. Strong) ,........s
Corbett, b. z. (Willis X. Putnam) ., ...,.....%
Ttme-3SS}s. 2S7. ASH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
WITHDRAWAL or DEPOSITS.
"hen Completed the Cash balance In the
Treasury VIM lie About sos 900 900.

WASHINGTON, July l5--The withdrawal
OF Government deposits from the national
. banks was about completed to-day. this
Mlng the date on or before which the banks
were TO pay over a percentage Of their de-
posts to the Federal Treasury. After the
actual cash balance in the Treasury will be
shont $4,000 600, As against high water
nerk OF nearly $4,000, 600 two years ago.
ne WORKING balance had a few months
ago dropped to about $40, 900 900, and 1t
was on account OF this low state OF the Gov
ssthmlnent available funds that Secretary
ssoeral deposits from national banks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
AMATEUR RECORD TO POLE.
King Chimes and Gov. Holt Trot In 3:l0
NJ Matinee.

Everything was favorable 10 an afternoon
OF good sport at Empire track yesterday
IT was the fourth matinee Of the New York
Driving Club and members, and friends to
and the racing hifh class throuaho In the
W. &. Floyd-Joness King Chimes, 'lon
and Gov, Holt. PAS. won in straight heats IL
Is the fastest mile eyer trotted in an smateur
team race Nest Wilkes. 7a''f and FL Moro.
Class A for trotters had only two starters.
and sndrss nsa nhst a is T fss
sG n 3r% R.s and 9i Gs ss
lime s Would have been ia., ss5'' .'' or '"'
premacy challenged. The summaries:
,eS.a ;: :: W; Il: c,.r.ers. .,:.;. !.
''"' ' Time-iasl. ai!',.
f fi'S %lss: 5 m Il M s. sSAssss,
Tlme-22ok. 2:2oA
9 S}sII;s ySS'sgA c Gibbons, f.;
BF''''''sA'' b. f fm 1s'.y;.' ns s,c,,.
King Chimes. ,o,s; Gov Holt, ,as w. c. Floyd
west wilkes. 2is,3 ri Mora. 3ls,s Il. A. Burke, 2dis
Time-7i6sS, 216
Glass A. pacing:
star puEh. ch, G.. 2N!4 e; $. Rice, ;........l !
Sampson. b. g.. 2Oet 1T. B, LeAhey)............S 3
2;l8h, All.
Class p. pacing:
Bessie Thompson. W. O.,......,.........,.....i l
Tlme-2lp, ?Ie
Class c, pacing;
Black Belle. blk m: nsasc. a. Hopper,....7 !
Carrie C. h. m. "a, q. Vermilye) ,....,.......i !
Tlme-2:so. 2;2e,f, 2:sii1,
Glass u. pacing:
Harry Van. b. 3. George Huber, commenced /
Ballast. b. g. a.. J: pufyl .,...............,.2 .
Rsrpn said. br, s, IN. Bruck6eime ~ ........,s 1
MT, Barron, blk. g III q. Curran) ,..,,...,...,,5
Tme-23O. 2.1s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
Several Important Bouts Arranged.

Despite the warm weather the fighters
are pretty busy all over the country and .
number Of important matches have been
made. The first Of any importance will be
between Harry Lewis and Young Erne Of
Philadelphia, who recently outpolnted Kid
Goodman. They are to meet at Lepsrville,
bout. both. are clever. and 4 hot fight Is
DAYS, Johnny BurdIck and Jack towery, both
Of this city. win have II out for ten r9y nd.
who recently beat Jack o'Brien Of Phils-
deiphia. will meet Tommy Burns OF Detroit
The contest 10 for twenty rounds. Kelly
has already left for the Pacific Coast. This
will be the second encounter between the
two. The last tlmo the pair met the GU tcome
Wac draw after ten rounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The BOARD of managers Of the Cotton Ex-
change has postponed indefinitely the plan
to enlarge the exchang building.
Robert s. Lovett, general counsel OF the
Union Pacific Railway has been elected a
director of the company TO MI the vacancy
caused by the recent resignation Of Wnslow
s. Pierce 1t is expected that Judge Lovett
will later on be elected to fl vacancies in
the other Union Pacific boards from which
MIR Pierce resigned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
New CIT, House for Mrs. Mich ols.

Plans have been Aled for new four story
and basement private residence to be built
for Mrs. Allene lew Nichols at IS and 81
East Sixty fourth street. 1t is to be Of
Colonial design, with swell front OF lime
stone aud brick, having vestibuled en-
trance and balconies at the second and
fourth stories. The building will have a
frontage OF 25 feet and depth OF 100. S
feet. 1t is to cost $4,000. The architect
"a c. p. H. Gilbert.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
$500 900 Apartment House on Amsterdam
Avenue.

Plans have been fled with Building Super.
intendent Hopper for new twelve story
freproof apartment house to be built for
the Ripley Realty Company at the south
east corner of Amste rdam avenue and
Seventy-third street. 1t will front o. 10
feet on the avenue and lle l-s feet on the
street and will have facades OF brick
trimmed with limestone and terra Gotta,
1t Is to cost 100000. The architects are
Muliken Moeller and the Central
Realty Company Is the builder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16

OIL
e - % the he .1 II. b Ssss
and Hartford sSbs cSss!s: n: seeiy played
%s:ssf ? hts b.sss III, fS'f ss.. r.:
%s|i n - SrS.I:' t isH g. s'1 81: d.
=, AaItiOrd County Ciyb-R Il, ,HGysy, 1872 J, z;
o..ss sooIsr W s Su su.tss e.a Gs' ross
.x. e ~, af As':, ,.s y = Pi BSs, i,:
?oi; W. A. jackson. IN; II. L. jackson. in' Total
Wee Bum eiub-0. II. ssely. LOO. A, $. P,,.. 10;
H'1 ssSa. IT, T. T ~ Te H. i E ''''d '''
compss!.9y. IN tn. handicap a. The ,pyt.r
BY. two '!bS from E' .nS
.ss :s n: :s s:;s 'Ri Viii 81 ''s
Is Ss aSSsst = jsh ~ =. : s?s:I: 4
p Gspp. Is. so !. BALDWIN: ioi. .: B. r.
f 4 r. Elk aGs i II, ~ = O. M'K''v'' " '0
Gans JuH Az cas 0fs nF.
t hnst afternoon o which was won BY Raymond
r. Dodd. 90. lo-So: T.. l.. r. CAdmua. %. 1s-Sl:
Robert Mitchell. %, i07o; N. Skyback, -. 18Th
H. Smith. 90. b--8i
The semi finals In Class A for tho July cup
were also played. In which F. W. Baldwin
Thomas beat DR.. W. r. Broushton. , up.
Other results:
Class B-Chsries olney beat q. ". Leslert up:
e. l.. II. Cadmus beA, H. b. Skybaok, . up. ...
PSI si. Ssfr y? up q,
holes) Peter McEwen won by default
Ftnal-Standish beat MoEwon. UP and 10 play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
New Bird House for Bronx Zoo.

Plans have been filed with Building
Superintendent Reville for new bird house
to be built In Baird Court. near the Motor
road, In Bronx Park. 1t Is to be a feet
front and IS feet deep. with sloping roof
OF glass and ornamental copper, the fax ade
being Of ornamental stone trimmed brick.
Helms d. Lafarge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
New Rocsse,le's Long Distance Race.

The New Rochelle Yacht Club will hold its
annual hong distance race next Saturday.
This race Ia for Achts 80 feet over all and under
They will race from on the clubhouse at New
Rochelle 10 btratford Shoal and back. a distance
Of sixty.hve miles. There are no restrictions
a. TO calls carried, but each yacht must be
stored 6y CefinthiAn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
TEAM GOLF ON MANY LINKS.
sAEGKILL WINS HUDSON RIVER
CHAMPIONSHIP.
Nassau Defeats Apawamis at Ryo and
Freeporters Take Hkh,anders Int
Camp-Two Club Competition at
Dyker-C1ass Handicap ut Fox Hills.

saeskill won tho team championship Of
the Hudson River Golf Association Yesterday
on the homo links at Yonkers by defeatln Q
the Powelten players. Q holes TO 2. BY
matches 4 was 8 TO . for Sasskill. which has
now won the team championship for three
years In succession. Gilman p. Tiffany
made his first appearance since wlnnins
the Hudson River Individual champ ionship
at the Twaslfakill links, and. following the
fashion set by champions this year on FIRST
appearances. he plunked 70 defeat.
His match was with Louis P. Myers. for.
merly Of the Yale team and once a holder
Of the title now for tine second yearSn TIT.
fanys possession. The nine hole round
10 Of 1000 yards and the turf suggests . bowl.
ing green throughout. and. as there are we'll
placed bunkers and traps. with natural haz.
ards that include . brook. Saegk III 10 ono
of tho best Short courses anywhere. Tho
course Is on part Of the former estate OF
Samuel J. Tllden. near Yonkers. The resi-
dence 0reystone. q name Of Significance In
the records Of national politics. Is near by and
occupied by 8. c. Untermyer.
Myers andTinany!had q nip and tuck match
TO the turn, whore the former had the lead
BY 1 UP. Tiffany squared the match on the
tenth. but Myers now took a succession of four
straight. including tho thirteenth In 2. They
halved the sixteenth in S. although Tiffany
had to stand In the brook to play his sp-
prpAoh. Tiffany won the, next two. quitting
down. Tha card KaR a 10 W ono
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
PUBLICATIONS.
COUNTRY BOARD.

farmhouse. Airy rooms; healthy location; AZ miles
from station: % to o.. MAPLEWoOD FARM,
Garrison, ". Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
4 BILLION INTAXED.
Principal Item Js Central Park Value
Sls1 900, 900.

The real estate in this city exempt from
taxation is valued at 81 OBS .ss9, ST.. accord
ing to a report made public yesterday
by the Tax Department. The exemptions
in the different boroughs are Manhattan.
s75S Ss2 $50: The Bronx. $s2. 1922, olo: Brook
Ign, $3.50 100 aa5 Queens. $1,000 900 and
Richmond, s7,074,el8,
The city is the largest owner OF exempt
properties one Of the principal items being
the parks. Central Park is valued at
Ns5 100000 SO that every Nsw Yorker
vested there, Churches and charitable
Institutions come second on the list OF
owners Of aggregate exempt properties
and the Government properties follow
In the third place. Included in the lantis
and buildings owned In this city by the
Federal Government, with their valuations,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16

q, La Lorraine, from Havrc for New York
SIS Campanis. from Liverpool for New York.
IS Caledonia. from Glasgow for New York.
IS Rotterdam, from Rotterdam for n York.
SIS Main, from bremen for New York.
IS Mesaba. from L9ndon for New York
Il Roma, from Naples for New York
IS Hudson. from Havre for New York.
IS Espcranza from Progress for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
PLA1NpIrLp, July is in the weekly play
at the Park Golf Club to-day ten cards we're
-..,.nSd oa followa.

returned as IOuoNb'
c.sio K;evs5'fRyp III .s; s.y 81! &
GSs! o ,1sc R.ymons x f R.y g. Good Ss
NV Watson, Is. i7--ss: Morgan Il Townsend 100.
". l.. Cheney beat Morris J. Dumont by
1 up. nineteen. holes IN the remaining semi
ee ST hs sHb S. at sh hd
roxs In The anal +; {; Mgngsi won the
M hai lG' by by up and to play. and F f.
ironmonser beat {. 4 Slower By up and
to play for the third Eight M sup Thee scores
30: j. +. Raymond. %, ISIS; g. G. Burke. Jr.,
Il @ H SssHi ~ 3; ~ ~ T. oas'
that has carried him through many Southern
tournaments Yesterday At the Crescent A. e.
T TIo.. and t met soo1s honos he n 1
1G Rs;s i ,si iown Sds"RR hsf is
e. s. byrn mnt Is. ~ ss T. n Ghi,ths u. SIS '
The wSs .A sy H se ss Day
was posted up In this order:
NV H. GT'h h sss. ss., cam.
r0r ny Rg spa g.. e PINK by up and to play
New HAVEN. July lh-After n contest
covering the last seven years. the Brook
lawn Club OF Brdg to- day won the Connec-
ticut team cup by nine points on the links Of
the New Haven Country Club in the team
matches Five teams we're entered in the
match. Brooklawn won the cup in ls0' and
1904, and having won the cup for the third
Rrid aeport club Al the end of the morning
play the New Haven Country Club led In
the contest. having total for the hrst eighteen
In the afternoon play Roger 4. White. and,
Of New Haven made q % total. against an 20
lawn lowered bis SCORE from " In the morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16

SIS Noordam, from New York 81 Rotterdam
IS bremen, from New York at CherbourV.
Sc Biuecher. from New York at CheYbourg.
IS New York, from Now York al CherbourG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16

HoHsEsHok RANDOM. ONE DESIGN cLAss-sTART.
isiO--couRsl. l0i NILxs,
Vvinnvimond, H: a: woodward DID not hnl.h.
Gloomy Gus, L. II. Ryley".,,,,. Did not nnish
MILTON poINf is YoorsRs-srART, i2io-couRsR.
i0t1 MILES.
Fannie. G. Old. lselln .....,,,';S 40 50 30 u
FrNer, - lBflln llO HOt Hnlsu
INDIAN HARMON KNockADorrs- ~: o.
couksA l0tf MII.Es.
Kenoahi, T. Mallory ."....,,....7 OF u 07
Wa Wa, g. b, Robinson, Jr :. 80. Did not hnish.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16

Arrived-SAruRDAI. July IL
SIS Philadelphia. Southampton. July g.
SIS Rtruria, Liverpool. July y.
SIS TJomo. Progreso. July o.
SIS ri Paso. New Orleans, July Q.
SIS San Marcos. Galveston. July s.
SIS city OF Atlanta. Savannah. July ~
IS Hamilton, Norfolk. July II.
Breautine Curacao. Curacao. July l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
Among the parcels owned by the city
and exempt from taxation are.

=, thousands Of parcels and buildings.
the property of churches. hospitals, asylums
aud other charitable institutions, as well
es the property OF clergymen, are included
IN the exempt list. among the more
important of which are:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC iris DAY.
Sun rises .%S8i Sun sets 1924 Neon sets. .A37
HI0A wArRR rEB DAY.
Sandy Hook .7:i7l Gov. I'd. T4ol He'll Gate...aA7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
HELP WANTED-MAI.E.
FINANCIAL,

WANTED Experienced wreckers wrecung
Worlds Fair buildings. 81 Louis steady work for
two years. CHICAGO HOUSE WRECKlNG 90.
ST. Louis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16

No EXTRA CHARGE FOR 1T.
Advertisements for The sun and Evening Sun
may I've LEFT a, any American District Messenger
Of'irc In thc city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
Class hapdicaps brought out thirty starters
at the Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday, twenty

E. d. Hall was the winner OF tho fourth
monthly hand leap Of the season yesterday
.. the 81. Andrews Col! ciub. from field
OF twenty The best cards were r. d. Hall.
81, ST: q. l.. Fielder. 80. e-s2: DR., W. K.
Simpson, e6. 1873: r. L. Harrison. ss. IL
u; Alfred Craven. l0l. o-82.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18
Rebekahs' Valentine Party.

The Daughters OF Rebekah Lodge No.
s certainly won new laurels for them.
selves by their valentine party at
1. o. o. f. Hall last Tuesday evening.
The hall was prettily decorated with
hearts and cupids, and Japanese
lanters and parasols were suspended
above the dancers heads. Many came
from Ruby Hill and the Diamond to at
tend the party. and the floor was
crowded when the grand march began.
during which each participant was
given q handsome valentine Souvenir.
Refreshments were served In the hall,
aud from the opening strains Of the
orchestra enjoyment held reign until
the music Of the medley mingled with
the frosty air Of the early morning
hours.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18
Success Valentine Social.

A very enjoyable social was given by
the Success Social Club at their rooms
In the Colonnade on Friday evening Of
last week. The affair was a valentine
party, to which a number Of friends
were invited. A delightful pro-
gramme was given by the members and
several of the guests Of the evening.
aud dancing followed. Dainty refresh.
ments were served. aud a few hours Il
dancing after made the event a happy
one to those present. The Club rooms
were adorned with hearts. cupids and
bric-a.brao. and with other ornamental
tons were very artistically decorated.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18

Nye County Mercantile Company Of
Goldfeld. LAYING prices are high.
Meals are rs cents and mp; cots 81 80 a
night; water % q barrel, and cedar
wood $40 a cord. The health Of the
camp is good. The climate is very
similar to Eureka. but there is not 50
much snow. There were only q couple
Of inches of snow in camp last week.
and it was furnishing water for domes-
tic purposes. The mountains are quite
heavily covered with snow. Miners
law prevails, and at a recent meeting Of
the miners wages were fixed at $3.50 for
eight-hour shifts. 1t was decided that
no Japanese or Cinnamon be allowed in
Kawich.
The Eureka Colony.
"Among the former Eurekans in
Goldreed who secured leases before I
left are Fred A~ntoniazzi, Joseph Bricca
and myself. my lease being for the Eu-
reka Prospecting Company of Eureka.
John Clendening is running q feed
corral with Herman Reischke. Joe
Bricca is conducting a saloon. Sullivan
Case is hauling wood from the range
opposite, a distance Of IL miles. Emil
Anderson from the Diamond expected
to take a lease when I left. These with
AL Dees, already mentioned, make up
the Eurekans there.
"In conclusion. I would say that Ka-
witch presents every indication Of max
ing a busting lively camp, but depends
on development and water. 1t will be
a good place this Summer, and there
will be thousands of people in Southern
Nevada before the year is out, where
there are hundreds to-day"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18
MAIN STREET REALTY SOLD.
Two Pieces of Business Property Pass
to New Owners.


Whether the reports that Eureka is
to shortly experience a mining revival
are responsible for the activity of the
Eureka real estate mar ket, or whether
recent transactions merely happened,
have sent shares in the Speculation
market of the future" booming this
week.
1t was learned Monday hat Ernest
Mau had bought from Moritz Regli the
lot and one.story brick building on
Main street. one door north of the Eu-
reka County Bank. and now occupied
by the Peoples drug store. The price
paid for shis property. according to the
deed on record was $500.
On Wednesday Paul Yost bought
from Mrs. f. j. Bremenkampf the lot
and one-story brick building two doors
north of the Eureka County Bank and
adjoining the property just bought by
Mr.. Mau. This building IS occupied by
w. H. Russell's barber shop and AL
Streets saloon. The consideration for
this transfer is said to be $3.50.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18
An Explanation.

The management of the Eureka
Opera House requests the SENTINEL to
state that it knew nothing of the Nc
Kanlass troupe when they rented the
Opera House for Monday night Of last
week, and regrets very much that al
Objectionable programme was given.
The Opera House was rented to them
for Tuesday night with the distinct
understanding that no part of the per-
Torrance should be in any way of.
fensive to the general public, and upon
those terms only were they permitted
the use of the Opera House for Tuesday
night.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18
DEATH OF MRS. e. r. KEEN.

Mrs. Addie Keen. wife of DIR. e. R.
Keen. formerly Of Sparks. but now
of Redding. California, died in Reno
Saturday, Feb. IL, 1905, after an illness
of several months. Her husband was
not present when she died, but arrived
in Reno Sunday morning.
Mrs. Keen resided in Eureka several
years ago with her husband. who prao-
ticed his profession here and also con.
Quoted a drug store. The funeral took
place Monday afternoon, Rev. w. O.
Driver Of the Baptist Church OBLIGATED
and interment was in the x. of p.
cemetery.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18
DOCUMENTS OF RECORD.
Official Report of Transactions fol
January, 1905.

Official Report of Transactions for
January, 1905.
Following are the transfers of real and
personal property in Eureka County.
Nevada, for the month of January, 1905.
as shown by the records in the County
Recorders Office:
State of Nevada to Watson E. Grit
fin-Patent No. 5134. Forty acres of
the NV ID of section II, township IS.
Recorded Jan. z, 1905.
Watson E. Griffin to Eureka Live
Stock Co.-Above described property.
Consideration 81. Recorded Jan. Z, 1905.
Eureka Live Stock Go. to B. L. Smith
Seven and ~nine-tenths acres Of land
in Secret Canyon containing water
rights used in connection with the
Ruby Hill Water Works. Considera-
ton 81. Recorded Jan. 2, 1906.
B. L. Smith to Eureka Live Stock Co.
Forty acres of land in NV u of sec.
ton II. township 16. in Fish Creek
Valley. Consideration "a. Recorded
Jan. z. 1906.
Frank Romano to Robert D. Bailey
Eighty acres Of land In Diamond Valley
in section ., township 2S. together with
all water and water rights, dams and
bitches used in connection with said
land. Consideration $3.50. Recorded
Jan. 10, 1905.
William Laird to Robert A. Laird
The west 80 feet of lot No. IL in block
ii Of the town of Eureka. Considera-
ton 500. Recorded Jan. 81, 1905.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-02-18
New Photograph Gallery.

Photographer Dove has opened his
Gallery in Eureka and will remain with
us for 80 days. He is doing the finest
work without exception ever seen in
this section. Mr.. Doves work is up to
date in every respect. He carries all
the latest styles Ia mounts and guaran'
tees his work. His prices are reason
able-less than one.half that Others
have been charging for inferior work
As he is here for a short time only, give
him a call and see his work. it viii
certainly please you.