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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01
g}efp 9lprt. 20. gPr


lluter Dem 9ianlcn She @6ite
Grof 1oniorial Gompalm bat id
bier ein SpAOf f1t 0cbloct, peIhes
sic 9lbIidt bat i1m!utid)e aeluinn.
brinacltoc Gar imSe',9Iite aif5ufau.
fen. 9(gsntsn oeFelben buben in Der
Ictten So7ep p:.riehu @lrbier- Str.
ben III W2 nlaitdn mo 9rooflpn 1e.
fault. Gem I'll en- arBeraelu0bnli.
der bober greis fir bic GeT4dftt
aesoblt murbc. 10 limo oie Serren
pom Snnh fat nit ocm SonoeI 0od)
iebr sufrieGen. Die erIten onaefauf.
ten Barber Slops" iIno i'm 6inan5.
GiItrift.
eSe0eS C'c'dliii itcht llnter Ser 2ei.
tinQ eiilcs N( 'naacr3. Sir oieien
QIaB lpcrfe GItre 9lrbciter Ser Sc.
tref'enoeu 9'or ir'tube ouseriebea,
neId,e Sen Gnrfehr uno oic &llnoen
fennen mo sic QcBtercu I'll baIten
pcrln6ocn. 9lus iinrtIidlen Sc.
ihdften lrerocn sic 2oooutiihe fir
bcn 6 aarren- uH0 Enta45boubeI ett'
fcrnt, na oitltr fci Ser aroBcn Gon.
curren3 nur Qcriulcn &rofit abmirfL
un0 0urch ebcnio 6;ibic1e. mie prafti.
id)e Wanifuriitinncn crieBt.
Ser NiunaQer Cinc5 Ger pom SpN.
0ifot erlportenen @cihGfte ertldrte,
6aB Sestrrc eiien &roiit BON 40 Bro-
5ent 0elpd6ren. Go5 pou linn Der.
moItete @e't*ft hi $1,000 gefoitOt
uno Der frii5ere 8aIiber fat oaraus
iGbrlih St200 na'c1c' T'c ebebul.
fen limo. ha iie iehr hohen Sobn er'
hoIten. nit ncn 5ronsafionen 6es
Spnoifots iebr }u'rieGen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01
g d 6war3er6 6ieBbofh.
s[asper, e{n0., %. gfppember.

AASPtI, NSHU., 20. UppSHtUtl.
Der 5arbige Sobn Scptt idpB gee
ftern N6eno Den @ormann Der Suns
nelurbeiisr 2t6t6eilung Sobn 8dles
BON Der Sout6ern GiIenbdhnspeigs
Iinie 3niId,n bier uno isren1 Gid.
unb perrpun0ate oenielben tDotlih.
Gam Cor mar nit Scott 3uiammen
uno 9eioe BADEN iih ourb oie 6lu6t
Der @srbaftung ent3o9en, tperoen absr
perfolgt. Sin QoTe, oas aus oen 2trs
beitern Walea beituno. .oerfolate Scptt
uno tebrts beut, Worqen nit Ger RAD
ritt 3uriid. oab ois 9eite oes Reaers
I'm @dlbe 1efunoen puroe uno oab sr
SsltIfnoro tsqon1sn ba6e. 0,ute Ipds
ter am Gage pur0e oie 2eihe an Der
BON oer 2lrbeiteru beihrtebsnen Stelle
eefunoen. Gs puroen 80 &ueelpuns
BEN an Der 2eihe geiuuoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01
81 r la n D.
ii. 9lsIerapnrn. %


Ser r9(rbeiterrat3" (Streitcomite)
brobt hem 2onOe nit einem neuen
Streif, um Die Qlrbeitgeber gu 5pins
gen, Die eo,LO0 Uiann. pelAe gerern
aus9eihlo6en purben, ipieoer gu be-
f6dftigen.
Die Qeute peigtrten ii9, unter zen
oIten 2trbeitsbepineungen Die 3bdtig=
felt pieoer duf3unehnen. 0ds Streits
comite ianote Nbgeorbnete nah Den
Gtdoten i'm sSnneren oes Qanoes, nm
Feft3uItelIen, auf nelhe llnteritiiBunJ
,ine gepequng CUR Our9Iiibrung Ell
nes Wlohenitreifs bort 8u reGne5
1Gtte.
Die Hotb treibt oiele Qlr6eiter our
StellunQnabme 9egen Die QgitatoreN.
WGhreno res Iebteu Gtreit5 mubten
piele grbeiterfamilien thatid6li6 bun
germ. Die 2eute bdtten ipeoer GelO,
NabrunQsmittel 3u faufen, noh bic
Sooten gu beeroiaen. Sn ein3elnta
TG(len paren Die Qeute iognr 9en0@
tbiqt, r1den0 in Sen Better 3u bieis
ben, neil bic Qeute nas Iebte Stiit
&leioung ferge9c5en hatten, um oeu
ndgenOtn 6unqer gu ftillen.
SsboitpppI, %. Ro0.
Die 3dt lduFt db, ipel9e ais Gnd-
benfriit ben Meutsrern 8ur lluteripers
funQ qeittnt lit. Der etemdIige Gent.
nont S6ent, Der fpegsn reooIutiondrer
0eIinnunQen aus ser Wdrine entlaiien
fporoen III. fat ben 9eiebl ubsr ben
Greu3er CtThotop uno oe'ien neu
ternoe Mdnniho't iiberncmmen.
Ct. 9etersburQ, %. Pop,,
9ie 0tQierung fiinoigt ineben an.
bob oie Wieuterer in Sebaiiopol nit
@offenQepoIt anaeqrifien nerosn fol-
len, renu iie iih niht Bis Wiitternadt
unterperien Wlar speiFeIt ni6ts
oeitpneniqer bier Iebr Itort oardn. oab
ber G,eneral Baron Nl0Ger Sotomelss
IN e dui 0is Vrobe dntcmmen ldlian
nir0 ob oie 3ruppsn oui ibrs nsus
tsrnoen 9ameraoen fsuern ipsroen ooer
niht
gc5si6ueno fir bic cage 1T es. odb
bic lonaleu WlanniddFien Der Sdtiie
i'm 6dien pon GbsiTd, iih nobl peis
oerten. nit ben Wsuterern asmeiniane
Gd@e '1i modem, aber dnoererieits
aud bic 9efshte ib.tr 0oraeIeBten mig
ohtetsn ais be G4iffe in Gee iie6sn
foaten. IS III m0gIid, oab oisie
Wanni6oi:sn GeiDdlt NIT Gtnalt bes
ontportsn. menn 5nfanteris unb Qrs
tiIsris 1ui fire 9nmsroosn in Der gas
ferns feaern
ct petersburg, %. Hcc.
lie mHiiarbeborosn pon Ct. Be
ttrsbuy1 g59sn 81, 0ab auf bic ginieui
rsaim,ntsr tia 2trIob. islbii ni4t all
bic. cit III oer 6auptfoot itaitouir
fno. ggir o;e Cfii3ie.e er!idrsn. ptr
tr.iist f@ Der Cell. tgr Pepolte aa
bic game dymts ron UldoiiooItod mad
Der sal.riihs Grsu5s. Die Eruppe'
in osl 4,aHoidI.ti fiilen re hinBu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01
DueIf in h:r Mirt6fhdft, t,
Snproile, 9enn., 90. g1ob.

csn elmer Nirtbidaft trafsn iit9 sss
fern Qfeno s. 9. gbparos unb 6.
Qutreu, s., felt lan1ersr 3eit einanosr
sSeinb pafsn. 9sibe lraren belpdffz
net. Goparos rdAerte iib ieinem Seq
ner nit t..nem oFfenen MeFer in Der
6uno unN ehe 9utrell Isinen 3eppIper
stehen fonnte, eInpiiug er me6rere MeTs
ferItid)e. 9ro0em 3pJ er ieinen 3es
bolpsr unh f0otete &b'parOs ourh slpei
@h.iTIe. 9rtrell nirh ebenfdlls niAt
nit Dem Qeben NaAnnfommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01
Sic 3ie8eninfeL.
S)pnpIulu, %. gob.

1cVI'0FtFFUf -"' 1600'
0ds Gilaro 9crai, bic tIeinits Der
6drdiiithsn 5nietn, bat cine iolde
lleberrolterung por lpiloen 3ieQen.
baB Die 9an3e 9sgetation Dpn linen
seritort norben lit. Der @ouoerneuy
Garter bat Die SnIel beiudt unb g,s
funOen. odB lie nur nod 8tpei menid.
li6e Ginlpc bHer bat. lpel9e oos 100
2ebensiobr tereits iiberidritten. Sis
hdtten IdngIt cen Sungertoo erlitten,
penn man i6nen ni9t Qebensmittel
1eThidt bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01
gOetiiae erflarnns Ses aeaens.

Sem ,Berner Buno, S6tpelj,
f6reibt Elm SorreIpon6ent:
Cine poetiIcbe GrtlGrung 0es an
0ausrn0en Rsgenpetters, untsr Dem
unIGnqIt bic S6peil su lsioen bate,
gdb mir elm dltes Utiitterhen. geioe
bdtten mir uns por einem neuen o;lb
in zines Der Wartbdu8den Der Uluris
Wor6eifenbo6n i'm adnion 4argau ges
fli6tet .,5a lue1et. min liebe 6err,"
Iaqte fs oui cine msinerisits gematte
8emertinq iiber oas unduiborli6e
9ropfeln, .0as hunt no lang nib 9ueo.
Gs ifd) A. biel gluet 9FIoKen uf 2lsroe,
6W6nfd6e hsi 3pisl hrie1st SeB ous
rsis be 2 !Rung uno 4 linge, bis Der
lfeb 5errqott 3 2lsros ipisoet Iuber &C.
pdlde bci 10 oll Dem gluet." Sffsr-
Bar 0ohte bic 1rau biertei an ben
ruIfTh iopariifeu 9riea.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01
8 a 3 G De.
@ranb Marots, Mih., %. g2op.

Gronb Marots, Mi6, %. glop.
Sin tlsines Canoe aus 9irtenrin0e,
in ipeI6em man bas 8erippe ein,s
Snoianermdb6ens fanb, trieb bier
ans llfer. Die lteberbleibisl laQea
auf elmer 6ii6I9en 9ede uno an ben
6anbgelerIsn fono man IiIberne Nrms
bGnDer. Wlan nimmt an, oab ole SSns
biuner i'm Girfldng nit einem reli9i0z
fem cjebrduh Die 2eif'e oes WlG0fers
in 6as tleine 6abr3el3 Iegten uno leBs
teres Tfinem S6idial iiberlieBen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01
SSnras Mtffethdtst.
Sln0ianapolia, sSn0., q. glop.

OHVIuHUFV1E1I 0NV'f 20 1IVU'
9tus Gpgdne Sno., miro b,ridtet,
oab is6s G@Hsr bcr WaTEinsfoae
S6uIe, ipel6s isoenTaIs b,rii6. +,
Mtuiier bor 9tugen batten, ibren Ghal.
tpllegen @arl 6iltpn auF Die Gifenz
bobni6ienen feitbanoen uno bieiet ie.
benfdGs Don Dem nd6Iten 3u9e iiber=
fabren poroen ndre, tpenn mehrere
iunge MGtden i'm nidt aus ieiner
Gage befreit bGtten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01
6atfe fir p Ri debere
9en 0orf, %. }op.

Dor Dem llnteriu9unssausi4uB Der
Rstp gorier Geieegebung purotn 1e.
tern Der Qrdfoent DicGoa. 9i3eprd-
Iihent 9eriiRs uno an0ere geamte Der
Rep gort gife Sniurante Gpmpdnp
ms gerhGr genommen. Gs puroe
.rmitieit Oab su elmer gsipiiien 3eit
oer Central Faiicn1lblnt $1,000
N unpsriitueybatIn Sapisrsn gsssn
.,ae geifeiui1ual 0es 8aiIirera iibers
aeb.N ugc,H tn1 sliiiee eae in oem
Semitic ne. &an 5lie5H an9ls ih.
I'm e;rfv H rasg aaf sirer
E,r'ou le Sc
e, ,rru,a tBz rsi
sier oi1 iotf i0.s
aiota.e 6... .1a.i.a ger.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01

bDr oes Nbpuioten Susbes fat piIs
itdnoig 5ufommen uno iein 9eriah.
sinen peri0nIi9en profit bon sac coo
gu srtldren, oen er BEL elmer 9lnleibe
ma4te, oiirfte ais ein 6ebIIdIag ans
seeiben ner0eu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01
Qlnfter1ih 29. glnpelnher.


It..7- %. JtIDtUIUtI.
Der BroieITor rieo oe U2drinis.
Elm g}itglieo 6sr Deputirieatdmmsr
BON Solarno, oe Is cine 2(utortGt
in dusfpGrti1en 81 .leesn6titen anges
Ie6en piro beha .ie 6eute in elmer
lln.erreoun9 ou' s ttItimmteiit. oaB
Seiterrcit eiuen Be Hien @erjraq nit
@rieh,nldno al oiien 6a6e. n1d
pelhem lcbieres ti 36eig bnn Qlbas
nien in Der m ichen europdiiden
Siiltei erbalten io
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01
otqeGo0en. II.
g2eip g)orf, %. g2op.

Senrp s.. Hogers. oie re9te 6ano
Godefeler's, erbieit beute cine 8orla.
bung, aIs 3eu9e in Der SIaoe oes
Staote5 9liKouri ge9en bic STANDARD
SH Gompann Su eri6einen. Die Dor
Iu0ung, Ipipie Die porgeifrietencn3eu=
gengebiihren ipurben i6m ucr cincm
8eamten 5ugetpurfen, ols sr iiCb in fei.
nem 9(utompbil beTano.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01
Q(ndetomile zen:

ylap gcrt, IS. 9loo. rStatens
BAN" pon Rottsrodm (unfern ter
Giiite).
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01
Nsn Cylcars, Ca %. 9op.

Gsn Cyltars, Ga, %. Rop.
Sn ocm 6dpIe g1o. 1917 Gutsrp.
Gtrabe rc ass pcn ben damtlien
altjn uno Sug5 t;u-6lt puros. tam
elm Feu.y ;Im gll.truh un0 5rda
Warp 9le.n u1o 5chH Siein ein
andte ron 10 Safrsn. 1erbrannten.
Erauti3ek ggieOerftben.
Qer gost. %. GoO.
g,ls 5rou Mcr .,.It!ion aus 6bis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01
Orr arj05tag

gSirN uun Srm Guiicr pcriOnlidl er.
Ofinct. - ScntidllanS's &csiclmn.
gen Snm NlnSinnNc iinO furrctt,
5n Ocn mriitcu NGd.cu snt
nuo irrnuNidlaiildJ.
Ter q, FctcrsbnrNcr uNrbcitcrrntli"
orubt init Cincm urncn Streie
Notwithstanding &icacr gIrbeitcr
5u @nri.cu ScS aiIacmcincn
StimmrcdJtS.
Wenn sic Mcntcrcr ii ScbaliupuI iidl
bis heutc 9i6cuS uidlt nuicrmerfcu,
10 iuiro nil ySaiiru0cmnlt
cinar fr!ftcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-01

"a Scr 81 il iifte q obara
itsi1t oes THERMOMETERS .fliiiiipe
Gd,re" Is btsro 81 7o-es ti4 'um
$50 Glrd0 hinauf IL Der Ga6tcit
iebot fiufi Re m'tr zen @efrie punit
budb. cira 70 chen @s ps.dhlr
ipedrel be eis reo -r;eritari de
gpGre eti,.t .1-eh
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-12
The 400 Yard Limit in Eureka Tested

the house be closed and its occupant re-
outside the 400 yard limit.
District Attorney Lew Rogers aud
Deputy Sheriff Angelo Florio measured
the distance from the church to the
house and found it was outside the
and no action was taken ON
the complaint. The law in the matter.
as amended, taken from Page SO,
Statutes Of 1908. is as follows:
Section 1. It shall be unlawful
for any owner, or agent of any
owner, or any other person to keep
any house of ill-fame, or to let or
rent to any person whomsoever, for
any length of time whatever. to be
kept or used as a house of ill-fame.
or resort for the purposes of prostitu-
ton, any house, room OF structure
situated within four hundred yards
of any school house or school room
used by any public or common
school in the State of Nevada, or
within four hundred yards Of any
church edifice. building or structure.
erected for and used for devotional
services or religious worship in the
State of Nevada.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-12
An Exciting Runaway.

Willie Simpson, son Of j. B. Simpson
who conducts the livery stable at Ely,
White Pine County, had an exciting
experience during his visit to Eureka
this week. He drove the Giroux family
over from Ely Monday and at train
time took them to the E. & P. depot.
When the train arrived the engine
frightened the horses and they ran
away. Young Simpson succeeded in
stopping them on the hill near the
depot, but one of the horses. gave a
lunge and broke the stay-strap which
threw the single-tree into the wheel.
The driver dismonnted to repair the
damage and while doing so the locomo-
tive started and again frightened the
horses and they began a mad race
through town. up the Main street. halt
ing only when they dashed through the
fence around Dennis Coyle's house at
the south end of the street. One of the
wheels was dished. the back seal of the
vehicle was thrown out and the rig was
considerably scratched, but no serious
damage was done and no n was hurt.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-12
Sheriff Sweeney Restrained.

Judge Hawley of the United States
Court at Carson has issued an order re.
straining Sheriff w. H. Sweeney of
Eureka County from turning over to
Daniel E. Davies of Eureka eleven miu.
ing claims near Alpha, Eureka County.
U. S. Deputy Marshal Dave Graham
arrived in Eureka Friday and served the
restraining papers ON Sheriff Sweeney.
The property involved consists of IL
claims belonging to the Whalen Con.
Copper Company. which were sold
last February by Sheriff Sweeney to
satisfy a Judgment rendered in the Dis
trict Court in favor of Daniel Davies,
plaintiff, for $l507. so for labor, with
interest and costs. The claims were
bid in by Davies. The six months al
lowed the defendant to redeem the
property will have expired on Aug. IS,
but the restraining order stops any
further proceedings in the case. The
matter will ome up in the United
States Court at Carson on Sept. f.,
when Sheriff Sweeney and Mr.. Davies
are cited to appear and show cause why
a temporary injunction should not be
granted as prayed for.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-12

The dead-line law was given q test in
Eureka on Friday Of last week.
A few weeks ago the residence Of the
late Charles Lautenschlager on Buel
and Clark streets was rented to a
woman who had just arrived in town,
and many complaints were made to the
District Attorney by the people living
in the neighborhood that the woman
was conducting q house Of ill-fame
within the limits prescribed by law, and
asked him to look into the matter.
The District Attorney called upon the
owners of the property. stated the COM
plants. read the law and informed
them that the premises would have to
be vacated if found to be within the
400-yard limit. Whereupon the inter-
ested parties measured the distance
from the school house and found
the house was inside the boundary.
Notice was served upon the tenant and
she left town.
On Saturday another complaint was
made to the District Attorney that the
house on North Buel street now &C.
cupied and being conducted as a house
of ill-fame was within 400 yards OF the
Presbyterian Church, and asked that
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-12
The s. P. to Educate Mechanics.


A Reno dispatch to the Sacramento
Bee says: The Southern Pacific Com
pany is to begin the experiment of
educating its own mechanics. Orders
have just been received from headquart-
ers to begin tie erection of q school
buildings on the railroad grounds at
Sparks. 1t will be used by the Com
pany in %instructing the apprentices in
the different branches Of the work now
being done in the shops. The aim is to
give the young man a course In mathe-
mates as well as in manual training.
Skilled engineers and mechanics will be
employed to instruct the youths in the
practical part of the work. while the
school itself will be in charge Of the
Department of Mechanics of the Uni
versity of Nevada, Professor Scroggam
being assigned to that department..
Graduates from this new school will be
given positions with the Company as
rapidly as vacancies occur. It is be-
lieved that this is the first Of a series of
similar schools that will be established
by the Southern Pacific at different
points along its system.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-12
The Eureka County Improvement Club

Last Wednesday a number of the
citizens formed the Eureka County I'm.
provement Club. whose purpose is to
advertise the of Eureka
County. give publicity to its mining.
agricultural and other possibilities. to
circulate reliable information concern.
ing its wealth. and to try to interest
capital to come here and open and
develop our mines, and by wise n
%servation of our wasted water reclaim
our rich arid lands.
This is a movement which it is hoped
will meet with the hearty approval and
support of all the citizens of Eureka
County. 1t pays to advertise, and
knocking never benefited any body, not
even the knocker himself. That our
mines still contain immense quantities
of ore is the opinion of the practical
miners who have spent the greater part
of their lives here. while 1t is the a
imous verdict Of the mining experts who
have examined our mines that mines so
rich to the depths they have been worked
are unquestionably as rich at lower
depths. There is also a large outside
field for new strikes as is shown by the
recent developments in the Roberts
Creek mountains. All that we need is
capital to develop Eureka County.
Help US get it coming this way.
We have just been favored with a
visit from Fitz-James Mccarthy
"Fitz-Mac" as he is known to the news
paper-reading world-the great news
paper syndicate writer. a man whose
reputation is second to none.
During Fitz.Mac's visit a few of our
possibilities were shown to him. He
was surprised and greatly impressed,
and said that he had never seen in
half a lifetime spent in the great min
ing camps of the West such a show
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-12
DEATH OF JOHN G. SHOEMAKER

John George Shoemaker died at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Walter S.
Miller, at Placerville, Ell Dorado
County, Cal, on Thursday morning,
Aug. 3. 1905. His dea tn was caused by
pulmonary consumption, from which
he was long a sufferer. He was a ma.
tive of Eureka, Nevada. aged 30 years,
4 months. % days. Deceased was the
only son of John H. Shoemaker of Eu-
reka, who at the present time is in a
serious state of health, and the news of
mis- sons death was a sad blow to him.
The late MI. Shoemaker was raised in
Eureka but he had resided in California
for years. The funeral took place Fri.
day. interment being in the Union
Cemetery at Placerville.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-12
MIKE SMITH is DEAD.
Virginia City Hero Passes Away in
San Francisco.

San Francisco.
Michael Smith, the hero of the YELL
low Jacket fire, died at San Francisco
last week. By his rare presence of
mind and splendid courage he saved
the lives of several hundred men who
were employed in the Yellow Jacket
Mine in Gold Hill when it caught fire
and almost burned out in 1873.
Smith was running the "~giraffe" in
the underground workings of the
Belcher when the fire broke out. On
account of the gases aud flames the
miners in the Yellow Jacket crossed
over into the workings of the Belcher
and sought the open air through its
hoist, which Smith was operating.
Sticking to his post he ran the hoist
until every man was taken out, al
though he was almost killed by the
poisonous fumes that he inhaled.
When he finally ran himself to the
surface he was unconscious when taken
from the car and for a time his life was
despaired of. He was a Canadian and
died at the age of 55 years.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-12
PROCEEDINGS OF COMMISSIONERS

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners was
held Monday. Aug. z, 1905.
Present-Commissioners 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: $751;.
99S. 46.
A list of the bills allowed will be
found on the first page.
The Board ordered that the bill of
James Moore for $40 for bringing into
Eureka the body of Joseph Zanoli from
his ranch in Spring Valley. be pre-.
sented to Y. LAM, administrator Of the
Zlnoli estate.
The Board adjourned to Monday. Sep.
TENDER 4, 1905.
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ing as we have here. He viewed
the work done on the old mines with
wonder. He called our attention to the
great possibilities of Pine Valley for ir-
rigation projects, and he marvels that
we are not making some effort to bring
Eureka County into notice of capital.
Fitz-Mac has given Eureka County a
prominent place in his regard and the
sincerity Of his belief that this section
has a promising future led to the for
nation of the Eureka County Improve
ment Club. Fitz-Mac was made an
honorary member of the Club, and has
kindly offered to help us with his i'm.
mense knowledge of the work for
which the Club was organized. He ex.
poets to return and spend more timo
with us later on. 1t will certainly pay
us to take the hint from him and wake
up to what we have around us here at
home.
For those who have not thought much
about irrigation in this county we sug-
gest as one instance only that they ques.
ton some one who has seen the Pine
Valley ranches under water for months,
and Pine Greek pouring millions Of gal
Ions of the precious food into the Hum
boldt River at Palisade. Then think
what land could be irrigated if those
waters were impounded ior use later in
the Summer. and how much more
water could BE- obtained if the head
waters in the Roberts Greek mountains
were properly controlled.
1T pays to advertise" Get on the
band wagon and watch us grow.
All citizens of Eureka County are re-
specially asked to aid in the work
outlined by the Club, and to join as
members if possible.
ADAMS II. JOHNSON,
President.
LEW ROGERS, Secretary.
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KEEPS ABREAST OF THE TIMES
The Eureka County Bank Installs an
Adding and Listing Machine.

Adulng II Listing Machine.
The Eureka County Bank has just
added to its equipment a Burroughs
adding and listing machine. Never in
the history of the world has there been
so much interest taken in Office appli-
ances as has been shown in the last few
years, and bankers and business men
realize more and more every day that
the advantages of every labor-saving ma
chine in an Office are manifold and re-
turn a good interest on the investment.
The adding machine has become a
necessary adjunct to twentieth century
business methods. 1t is a machine that
will add. subtract, multiply and divide
six times as fast as the human mind.
The Burroughs adding and listing ma.
chine is operated by keys like a type
writer, and is about the size of one.
The machine was conceived in 1882 and
was put on the market seven years
later. Last year there were 508S ma
chimes manufactured and sold.
The Burroughs adding machine does
not necessitate any change in the ex-
listing business methods of book keeping
aud accounting, but it robs the work of
all its d~rudgery and enables clerks to do
more aud better work. The uses to
which it may be put in a modern office
or bank are so many it is impossible to
make mention Of them.
A SENTINEL representative watched
the operations of the new adding ma
chine at the Eureka County Bank a few
days ago. and the ease with which the
machine is operated and the accuracy of
the work done demonstrate that it is a
mechanical perfection in accomplishing
the work for which it is designed.
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West Side Duckwater Store.

One of the oldest mercantile establish.
ments in Nye County is the well-known
store on the west side of Duckwater,
conducted by Mrs. S. Rogautini. This
store carries a w~ell-selected stock of gen.
eral merchandise, dry goods, groceries,
hay and grain. Mrs. Rogantini has all
accommodations for travellers and fur
nishes frst-class meals at 20 cents.
Good goods. prompt attention and low
prices is the motto of the West-side
Duckwater store. See advertisement
under New To-Day"