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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
The MARKETS

Tile market IL overlooked with
chickens. and all the dealers have
cat prices Ia order Ia free the
street The price has been affect.
ed from l TO Z cents por ID.
Washington creamery butter has
jumped ! cent. selling al 1sc. This
Ia the third raise In the past two
wceka
w nigIow 4 Co. report the com
lnx Of n car Of bananas. They will
sell for tz.Ts To q. 20 a bunch. ac.
eordln8 10 siEe.
Prices ON native apples arc firm.
owing 10 the shortage coca stoned
by tho recent flood. The best are
selling at 81 per bon.
There Il an extreme shortage on
salmon The Puget Sound nah
are entirely off tho market and II
r. early for che Columbia River
salmon. Hay dealers report the
coming Of a CONSIGNMENT ~ Puget
Sound hay. which viii relieve the
hay shortage.
vsasssbiss
rartanht. fsuwe. neai eahtsss pef 10.
iaihe' ssrss's - 81 s.a<s ~.
saes. o.. eatatoes. ssssis. sssl efsnbssris.
III ziqii 9. psppeFs =. isfisss. si9i ~
ioe. hefss fs5ish. per n. so. tomatoes. Per
.. s.'. sss,..' s -. e ,s1gs I S.s.
- so, ,,. soseansts 20 sas ga y
ornnzse valsaein pef ba4. o. SOS fsl
hm~-. per cas-. q ~. Shapes. Takays. p-r
| u so0l - guinness. iiis. rsfalmnsons. yes
Eggs.
strictly fresh ranch eErs pr aax. s1stfr.
Oregon fanch. -. eastern. Esffae
Butter ard Chess.
wsshinsisa eres s,,y bate, per n. 10
fresh tab lia. raneh sattaf gsr u uara.
chsses. Wisconsin tNins. n. "a Wis
een-.H reunE &fnsrlsan, lie. r'-.hufseF.
tiash swiss -. isafsoi TIiianoak. itsis.
EASTERN storage -. or ~. 90.
posuyy.
~. % ehleksss, Per 70 IS. traii-
~. saase. srssssd. per m. nasss. ~.
eushs paF N isei roosisrs. ssGfsa
live STOCK
w.shss-. .hssp. per 10. ssas sw~s. ~
.sl.ss. ssr K ,AsiO,ss lamb. ss p.I r. A.s Il
Meats
Steers. n. sN1fc, COWS. 10. Gfss. veal
PCT n. ei80ior mutfan. M. I61ffe. sa9igs
Lamb. pr ID. lie. dressed hoes r-sr h.
| iehc.
FIsh.
Schooner baiihut. per No. E4fos sfssm.r
per NJ. lHeos salmon trout per IN
/ loqtia; soiea. IN. a. rock cod. pr h
/ e.. shfimp-, per n. s9ioat silver snalt.
so. per gallon. ifei 81 Bans sas 800 80
G0i 70 red snapsrs. tdscy eiams ~,
oar ID. 1905 fronsn shad. per H. lSu
Hay ard Fsedstufrs.
Eastern Wash. timothy, ton. gfiar3s n.
/ set Sound ton, flaftt. alfalfa tom ffssftas
sheat lar. per ten ti&s Eastern Wpahiry
/ ton. f1s13p. whole corn i2sW2s tom rrseI1d
/ corn ,. Per tons fee MAJ. a. psF tom
middlinss vi per ton. eii cake, inns Der
too bisn psf ton tlIi shorts. per ton ~.
/ "a
Lime ana Cement
Portland cement. imported, per bbI, tln.
Portland cetaant Calitarnfa. per hbl ~
/ b.. zoo for feiurnsd bags. plaster p.ria
sbi. tHi ilfus, san Juan q Roche Har.
/ Dor bh, TIA. flre brick. per NJ 10. pias.
i1og35ei hard mail plaster, a ton. %,
sood fiber. tis
Nuts and Figs
Fancy imported fies. q l5llI EoI new val.
nuts per W.. iBci almonds, pot D., ea1i
nrasn podds. Dor oonsn. uDi honey.
~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

According % an agreement insi
siNued the American Athletic union
will mutually FecpEniHs vtpulsi0nh
aua suspensions, and wufk IN haf.
muuY Ntth The untau aea Societies
Ffanralsr DO sports Aihlaiiaacs.
The French aaelely IL tho leaaiug
one ~ tfs kina Ia FfaBea. bat that
name could b. q BIS handicap IN
America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
Enf.rtaLn nrlIl Tear,.

Next Friday night al Eagles hall
the local Knights Of Pythias will
entertain Capt o. A. Case and tho
members Of the prime drill team
which vent n New Orleans and ~.
tunnel nth first honor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
SPORT DOPE

The Ballard Tigers defeated the
Seattle Chaneellera Saturday after
noon IN a hotly contested Esms %
football. the final score beiEE ) 10 Q.
To-Day II the last IN which "a
make entries for the horse show. "a
Be held December ~. 10 and Is. I'm.
tries must % in not later than
s 30 O'Clock tonight a. the office u
the association 10 the Mutual ife
building.
The sophomorsa and freshmen 81
the university will play q game Of
football next Thursday sfternoon
on tho campus Tire game ain not
b called earlier than Z o'clock.
Ralph Dlmmiek has besn chosen
football captain for the coming year
AZ Whitman college. wal,a Naila
Dln1mlek Ia a blE tackle.
The second team Of the Uniyer'
atty Of WRshinxsou played n no
score game SATURDAY At Tacoma
with the Tacoma r. ~ G. A. The
game Vas an interesting one and
good plays we're made on each aide
Fred Beel. OF wisconsin. won the
wrestling championship % the
United States saturday niEht ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

FINE ATWOOD CHEW.
or SUIT. jacket tight
fitting and braid trim
med. skir, fuai psAsist:
navy. brown and black.
advance sale Vrics
=. ..........S 12.W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
Bedding Dept.


ttss values. advance sails
price. palr ......ss.o Se
Not more than two pairs "a
a customer,
ia Cotton Blankets In tan,
gray OF white. an ettrn
large end heavy blanket
$3.50 values. advance sale
price. pair ..t..... ~ I'D
We invite your particular
attention 20 our Noosefi
blankets. You wiil fad =
genuine saving II you bur
here
California Wool blankets.
ia. IN graya and brown.
81 value. pair .s. <.S.oS
White Wool blankets. the "a.
moua Mhrysvtlle California
blankets. ia. five pounds
weight. $3.50 value. pair
....s. ..... &c.. iii. NJ
Good heavy silkolino Com.
forts. both sides alike. a
good large aixa. 81 50 value.
each .s...s..s..s. 81 ID
silkoliue Comforts IN choice
designs. filled with white
cotton down. n larEe thick
comfort. special a. value.
advance sale price each
...... ..4....s 81 I'D
HOME. MADE COMFORTS.
two yards wide and two
and u half yards long
These ARE made from ma.
terials picked from our
stock and sell regularly at
$3.50: special. each sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

DRFssY ADCLO 7 II
BLOUSE SUIT. newest style.
trimmed with silk braid. veiFe;
collar and cuffs. silk lined.
cluster plated skirt. navy
brown. black and green. $50.
SIS value: advance sale price
o.. ...s.s sss.ss.. S22.Jb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

no. worry aboat bong hair not be
Ing Ia fashion neat yrAr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

Foofbaii IA less brutal than for,
merry. according 10 President Eliot.
OF Harvard And thia waa lust after
he had seen the crimson players
win a game "A he led the opposi.
tioa 70 the sport under the old rules
undergraduates AZ Harvard Brrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

Dan Cupid seems 20 have openea
up training quarters IN tho Clnrlu
naii Reds camp Frank Jude. bob
Wicker. George Sehlai and iohnny
segEoI have been married. and Mli
lor HaEeias II said 10 ~ exhibiting
Suspicious EymptomA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

already visited and enlarged art De
parenL The additional
enables display the best advantage beaut
line OF Fine Art Noedework
what buy make for Christmas
here help decide Every day the and lat
- things being added
Complete sEsortments of Art Needle work supplies pillow
runga threads and brad burnt leather
novelties embroidered pillow and lace
all kinds laundry shoe bags
kinds hemstitchod lin
yarns OF all the makes In complete
Pillow Tops Pooes fee values
close, each 2oc
Souvenir Pillow something your East
friends 75e and ssc values each ............4.49e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

Lamlcy. Of the urooklyna. cham
plou aiazEer af The Nationals. i
reapinx The discumfortA q fauae
Sporting writer's have had him fsE.
uge ia enough deals recently 10 ala
fapt half the teams IN tho issNas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

Thirty alx stranded roller polo
players wiii have 60 skate or walk
home from Oklahoma ritY The at
tempt 90 introduce tho sport there
was 4 rank iailaru u Was probably
a little too tame Tor thDan used 10
the strenuous lifo Of deVeingiak \
nsw state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

Sixteen loekeya hare been killed
In the past two FeATA. nins In 1905
and sven In tgus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
New Gloves

Use Cashmere Gloves 500.
women's 2-clasp Cashmere
Gloves. silk lined. Parts
Point embroidery, fine
quality. worth 75c pair; adj.
vance sale price ...., soc
ei.bo i6-Bt Cashmere clovea
csc.
Women's tSbutton length
Mosanetaire Cashme ere
Gloves In extra quality,
black, brown. navy and
gray. worth $50 pairNad.
vance sale price 80, gSe
SIPS Lamb Gloves ESQ.
Womens 2-ciasp Prime
Lamb Gloves. Paris Point
embroidery. complete as.
sortment. black aud coiors,
worth si25 pair: advance
sale price ...s....... use
t6-Button tonu Gloves 1925
and 81.
INFfiu y ifaflin 1iNNtH III ~
and 15-button lengths. en-
ira quality. black. white
and colora. advance sale
prices range:
81 value. 12-button length
So. ...s....t, - @2.2I
1915 values, i6-button length
ssssstss sttsea stsst rs
chlldren's Cashmere Hose
33e.
Children's Fine Cashmere
Hose. seamless. gray heel
and toe. double foot. soft
md warm. advance sale
price s..s...ss. $3.50. .fsff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

New Orleans. throwing Frank 6oteh
tNo out 1t three falla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
ai.1s SUITS sieso.

TfGHTFITTfNG
nRoADcLoTH SUIT. Jacket
has velvet collar and stitched
hroadcloth straps. skirt = full
plated one. eolors brown and
BLACK: tzfTs value. advance
sala price .......sfG..J0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

Steam baths. 2Bo. Oriental Datha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

New shawl Plaid Suits. jacket
trimmed with straps. velvet
collar and cuffs braid trimmed.
new nine Eurcd shirt With two
folds al the bottom. lirht and
dark grays. si7so value fnr
:. -. .....+..sss.s. ~. DO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

IA1ftA F1fa4
French Cuney Cluster Scarf In
brown and black. a full. warm
neck piece. si25 value for
...ss.. s..s. Soc
Rich Brown Sable Opossnrn
Scarf. aiIk frog fasteners. fuli
natural tail ends. a SO value
Tor .sss.sss sssss.sa+s SI.DS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

Portland cement. imported, per bbl, o. n
Portland cement California per hti- III
81. 200 for faiurnsd bags. plaster p.ri.
sbi. san llfus, san Jaan q Roche la.
bur, bhi, TIA. firs brick. per NJ isB plas.
tfring hair, per N. 10. install iath. Issf g.rl
i7og35c; hard mail plaster, a ton. tisi
sodd fihaf tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
Nuts and Flqa

Fancy imported fizs. o. adj 80. new wal
nuts. per w.. f8ci almonds. pef d. Ha
nraHn podds. Dor ooHsn. 3d. honey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

Fred Beel. OF wisconsin. won the
wrestling championship % the
United States Saturday night al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
NECKVvEAR

csc woren's Fancy keck~ear
soc.
Fine assortment womon'a Fan.
cy NeckweAr In large variety
Of choice patterns. silk en-
bnoidered. lace trimmed. mo-
az aud Jewel trimmed. black.
white and colors. advance
sale price .......-..... ooc
SOC Lace stock Collars 25c.
Pr Venlee and Oriental Lace
Stock Collars In pretty pat.
terms. with or without flowing
ends. choice designs. advance
sale price ............. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
Advance Sale Of Small Furs
Ladies' Fur searfs.

French Coney Scarf. rich brown
color. six tails. a t1.bo value
Tor .ssss .sssss.s .DB
Ladies' Fur Scarfs.
Full Ions Sable opossum Scarf.
rich color and bottom finished
With six fine tails. a s6.Ib
value Tor .....s.-.s..... ID
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HsJ hnd FssdstufFs.

Eastern Wash timothy, ton. NINA. m.
set Sound, ton, tlaNiei alfalfa. ton tisssiit
vheat lar. per teh fiss Eastern Weahins
ton. t2sae9. whole corn. f2sM1s tom rr1taL1d
corn - pr tons Tee H-at. - psF ton :
niddlinaa. vi per ton. aii cake sEs4t5 Der
ton btnn, PEI ton tiTi shorts. per ton IA
chopped feed per ton. ~. cats, TIM ~
IA -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

Schooner haiibut per NJ. Effo. sfssu.,
per H. 1850 salmon tfuut per III
io4tt1. sulea. ~ 81 rock cod - IA
70 shrmp-, per NJ tgioct silver snalt..
y v per gallon. t101 Isl bungsneas efshs'
ti0i " red snsperr, tote eiams -,
sack tl0lMs Sturgeon per IL. lie Fsffinh
par ~. 100! frszsn shad. per Ib. lsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

pu Barry Searfs.
Handsome assortment ~ nu
Barry Scarfs In Liberty SIX.
Radium SILK and Crepe do
Chine. solid coiorE. printed fig.
urra. Persian and Pastel com
binations. prices range soc TO
.sssssss ssssss ssssss.ss -
$50 Laee NectUear zee.
Lace Yokcs. Chomisettes. Stock
Collars and Collar and Cuff
Sets In Pr vcniso. Princess
Lace. Oriental and Renais.
aance. beautiful patterns. ad.
vance sale price ..... .eSc
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Advance Sale Of Ready -to-Wear Suits
SIS SUITS sizA
10 AND sss SUITS $3.50.

The low pricing on the suit stock Is an in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03
EXTRA
SPECIAL

72x7aInch. full bleaehea,
Damask Cloths in assofsea
designs, a special $40
value: advance sale pfl .s
each .......t .s'ssNi.o'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-03

fFHAGl
Handker-
chiefs Sc.
Chlldren's
printed
IIRndker.
chiefs. fan
cy coiored
designs.
with rhyme
and verse:
variety pat
terms; al.
vance sale
price, each
- sssHhC
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-12-15
OF INTEREST TO LOCATORs
Valuable Claims May Be Lost by
Neglecting Required Work

1t is generally understood hat men
are here waiting to take mp all promis-
ing claims in this district upon which
the location and assessment work is not
done according to the requirements Of
the law. A shaft ten or more feet in
depth, or an open cut four feet by six feet
by ten feet along the ledge. is required to
be done within 80 days from the location
of the claim, as location work. Relo.
cation work must be done by sinking
a new shaft or running a new cut as
If it were a new location. The amount
of work required each year is that pre-
scribed by the United States Statutes,
to-wit: One hundred dollars annually
The law Of Nevada fixes the value Of a
day Of eight hours labor actually done
on the claim at four dollars. Those
who have interests in property Of this
kind should see TO it that the law IL
fully complied with in every particular.
Otherwise, they may lose valuable
claims.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-12-15
RESCUE co. ELECTS OFFICERS
Handsome Token of Regard Pre-
scented to Foreman ID. NOstrOsa

Handsome Token of Regard Pre-
scented to Foreman ID. NOstrOsa
AT the regular meeting of the Rescue
Hose Company held at their Hose House
last Monday evening, a part of the bust
ness transacted was the election. of Of
icers for the ensuing six months. They
ars as follows:
President. James Mackay Vice Pres
ident. Rudolph Zadow Treasurer. Dave
Morris; Secretary. Ell. j. Phillips
Foreman, Dan Nostrosa First AS
%sistant, Alec Mechanics; Second AS
sistant. Joe Rebaeleatti. Trustees. W.
j. Hooper, Willis Bradley.
A committee was appointed to arrange
for a grand ball to be given on the even
ing Of February % next, and were in
structed to put forth the greatest possi-
BILE efforts to make it the success Of the
season.
Before the close Of the meeting a very
pleasing surprise was sprung IN Fore
man ID. Nostrosa in the presentation of
a handsome diamond locket by the
Rescue Hose Company as a token of ap-
probation of his services and of the in.
terest he has taken and is taking in the
welfare Of the company. The presenta-
ton speech was made by Ed. J. Phillips.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-12-15
Episcopal Church Services

The second service for the month of
December will be held by Rev. Lloyd
B. Thomas at the Episcopal Church on
Dec. 2S. and at this time the Christmas
season will be celebrated at both nor
ing and evening services. A celebra-
ton of the Holy Communion will be
held after the morning service. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend these Christmas services. Morn.
ing service at II o'clock, evening ser.
vice at 7. Mr.. Thomas will make
his regular monthly visit during the
months Of January aud February at the
usual time.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-12-15

Bellamy Storer, dismissed Ambassa-
dor to Austria, attacks President Roose-
welt aud gives out correspondence bear
ing on the propaganda in favor of
Archbishop Ireland for cardinal. Re-
plying. Roosevelt in a long letter to
Secretary Root declares Bellamy Storer,
misrepresented the facts aud was
guilty of Justification in his statements
regarding the incidents which led to
Mr.. Storer's retirement from the dip
lomatic service. involving an alleged
intrigue to obtain the promotion of
Archbishop Ireland to be a cardinal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-12-15
Eureka Social Club Dance

The dance given by the Eureka Social
Club in the Opera House in Eureka last
Saturday night is reported to have been
in every way complete success.
About 40 couples attended. Dancing
commenced at 8 O'Clock and continued
almost constantly until 10. Germans
orchestra furnished the music. which
was excellent; the hall vas in fine
condition for dancing, and the order
cannot be improved upon. The Club
feels highly elated over its venture,
and promises to be a prominent factor
in furnishing enjoyment for those who
take part in this kind Of amusement.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-12-15
PALIsADE BREvITIES.
Correspondence from the North End
Of Eureka County.

Mrs. Kenyon and son, Harvey. have
gone to Mineral Hill to reside.
More snow fell here Wednesday and
the ground is again covered with a
mantle of the beautiful.
III. B. Hastings Of Palisade, an en-
ploye of the Southern Pacific Company.
who was taken to Ogden several day,
ago suffering from an injury. died a
the hospital early Sunday morning.
Death followed an operation made in
the hope of saving his life.
Miss Ethel Hale. daughter of Charles
Hale. the Pine Valley rancher, WI.
married on Tuesday at the home Of MI
and Mrs. Charles Hale in Elko to Nj
Albert s. McGinty. Mr. McGinty Is
craftsman, and The couple left immea
ately after the ceremony for Treva,
Texas. where the groom expects to y,
into business with his father.
Marriage of Miles McKinnon
After disposiDg of his interest in a
rich mine near this place at q good
price. aud being made happy by that
move, our genial fellow townsman must
needs add to his happiness by taking
unto himself a BEAUTIFUL young bride.
ut seldom rains but pours." aud here
Is another example of it. On Wednes-
day of this week at Reno, Nevada, &C.
Cured the marriage of Mr.. Miles Nc
Klnnon Of Palisade and Miss Olive Ray
mond. a charming belle of Buffalo, N.
Y. The happy couple are expected here
Saturday. and will at once set to house,
keeping. May never a cloud mar their
married life, and may it be long and
prosperous.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-12-15
Nevada State News

George Wingfeld denies hat ex.
Governor Thomas is to receive $50, 900
annual salary as counsel for himself
and Nixon.
Two cars Of granite to be used in
building a monument to the late A. @.
Cleveland of White Pine County have
arrived in Reno. Mr.. Cleveland is
buried at Z y, but his remains will be
.disinterred and moved to Reno. The
monument will be erected by Mrs Cleve-
land and it will cost $l5. 900.
Dr.. J. G.. Lyman, wanted at Goldfield
for embezzling moneys belonging to the
Union Securities Company. was arrest
ed at Boston Tuesday by a Pinkerton
detective as he was about to sail for
Europe with his wife. Lyman is ac-
cused of taking $500. coo belonging to
the company aud ~defrauding many
newspapers and brokers throughout the
country.
Monday morning as George Wing
field was leaving Goldfeld he saw a lot
Of ore loaded on the baggage car. His
suspicious were aroused and he made
an investigation, but vas unable to
learn anything from the Wells Fargo
officials. He at once telegraphed to
Reno and an attachment suit was be-
gun. When the train reached Reno
the Sheriff boarded It and attached "A
sacks of ore valued at geo. 900. The ore
was taken to the Nixon Bank vault and
placed in charge of a keeper. The ore
was shipped by Nelson Brothers. as
sayers. aud Wingield claims that it
was stolen from the Mohawk mine.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-12-15

w. c. Landon, Field Manager, Now
Visiting Eureka

We are pleased to observe that the
Field Manager Of the Nevada
Loan aud Investment Company, Of
Reno. Nevada, is with MS again. and
we are informed that this Company has
done q wonderful amoun Of business,
greatly exceeding their expectations.
and that they have been largely patron
Ized oy the public in general in every
section Of the State that they have
entered.
When q goodly number Of substantial.
representative men Of unquestioned
financial worth aud business standing,
such as are those who are behind this
Company, put their brains and money
together and organize o Company to
keep Nevada money in Nevada; to build
homes, and to give the public an oppor-
tunity to put by their savings and draw
good interest on the same, they are
certainly worthy Of the patronage and
support Of the public.
Mr.. Landon is the party who,
in company with Mr.. F. E Crotto. first
visited Eureka in the interests of this
Company about a year ago, securing a
large number of subscribers at the time,
showing that the people here appreciate
aud are willing to take advantage of
this Company's opportunities for solid
investment.
We learn that r. A. Broy. at the post
office. has been appointed local Agent
and Collector for this Company.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-12-15
Mining Resumed at Mineral Hill

Mineral Hill is enjoying a quiet but
sub -tantial period of development at
the hands Of the Scenic Mine and Mill.
ing Company. Of which s. Charles
Pratt is President. Several carloads Of
machinery and materials for the con
.struction of a concentrating plant have
recently been received at Mineral sta
ton on the E. s. P. Railway. and about
go men are now employed in the de-.
velopment Of the old Spencer mines at
Mineral Hill. 1t is reported that New
York parties hold a controlling interest
in this company.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-12-15

same conditions governing the option
ON the Ne Plus Ultra prevail in regard
to the Ne Plus Ultra No 2. Min.
noletti received $500. and will be CON-
PEELED to wait six months before all the
money will be forthcoming.
The Bambergers are the leading
stockholders of the Ely Witch Copper
Company of Ely. and wi the famous
DeLamar property al DeLamar, Lincoln
County, in this State.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-12-15
Rev. Lloyd B. Thomas Ordained

Rev. Lloyd B. Thomas, who has been
conducting the Episcopal services In
Eureka during the past three months.
left here Monday for Austin. Mr..
Thomas is a recent graduate Of a theo-
logical school in New York, and for the
past few months has also conducted
services in st. Georges Episcopal
Church in Austin, where he was ordain'
ed by Bishop Spalding of Salt Lake
City last Tuesday evening. The SER
vices are said to have been very I'm.
pressive.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-12-15
Meets With a Serious Accident

The wife of James Morrison, the we'll
known sheep man of Antelope Valley.
about 80 miles west of Eureka, met
with a very painful accident Wednes-
day while loading shotgun shells. One
of the shells exploded and injured her
left hand so badly that it is thought the
little finger and a part of the palm will
have to be amputated. The patient
was brought to Eureka Thursday by
her husband, and is now under the care
Of DIR. Burnett.