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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27
PERSONAL Y LOCAL.

Don lose ID. Sena, s~ecretario de la
Corte Suprema del Territorio. regres6
q fines de la semana pasala de Aztec,
donde estuvo sirviendo de. i%nterprete
en- ell reciente termino de Ia corte de
distrito del condado lie San Juan,
Don Eduardo M. Otero, de los LII
mas, manejador del rancho de ovejas
de su ito Ell Hon. Salomon Luna, en-
la Reserva Forestal de Gila, Sc halla
en- Ia ciudad, donde permanecera I'M
mes de vacation, y Sc hospeda EN- la
casa de su madre, la Sra. A. M. Ber-
gerp.
NM Hon. Amado Chayes Y s1 fami-
Ia 50 proponen sallr de Santa no
nara Albuquerque cosa del dia prime
% de Noviembre, 70 MIA mira de re-
'entarse en- aquella cludad, donde ell
'ehor Chaves practlcara la abogacia
atendera al arreglo de titulos de te-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27

convention. La lista fue llamada nor
'precintos Y los sigulentAs fueron pues.
'tos en- | acomIsion central:
PrecIntos.
No. I. Sin representation. Manuel
Roybal Y Evaristo Trujillo nombrado.
No. 2. Sin representation.
No. o. Sin representation. Fras.
cisco Delgado y Francisco Trujiilo
n%ombrados.
No. I. A. P. Hin y Jose Ortiz ! ia.
ca.
No. s, lose u. Romero ' sizto
Montana.
No. 6. ,. D, L A. GARLIC ' A.
Rael,
No. I. c. Rael y lose ., ooasa.
les.
No, $. Juan Jose Silva ' Apolo,ls
Chaves,
No. D. Sin representation. N. Va
lencla y d. Romero nombrados.
No. 10. Sin representation.
No. y. c, L.obato y Alberto San.
chez.
No. 10. Sin representation.
No. II. PatrIcIo Trnjillo y ]. v.
Herrera.
No. ia. Sin representation.
No. II. Il, Ehle y Jose Segura.
No. is. Ramon ArmIjo y N. Baca.
No. 10. Sin representation.
No. 20. J., Black y Agaplto Garcia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27

rreno para diversos clientes que lc
han ocupado.
Ell secretario del Terrltorio James
w. Reynolds regres6 ell viernes an
tepasado, al cabo de una ausencia de
tires semanas en- Ocean Park, Califor.
mia, donde estuvo con su familia. La
Sra. Reynolds ~ los nihos permane-
ceran algun tiempo en- ell sur de Ca.
lifornia. El viaje de Mr.. Reynolds
a la costa lel Pacifico fue en- busca
de ~descanso y %recreacion.
La Sta. Nina Otero Sc march6 ell
sabado pasado en- I'M viaje de recreo
a Chicago y Cincinnati, v Sc propo-
ne estar ausente IN mes de Santa re.
En- Cincinnati permanecera algunos
dias visitando a sl hermana la Srta.
Anita Bergere, que esta de alumna
en- st. Joseph, la Academia de las Her
manas de Loreto. Ira acompahada por
la Sra. Neill B. Field, que Sc iunt6
con ella en- Lamy.
Don L. A. Miera, tesorero Y ex-ofi-
clio coector del condado de Sandoval.
Y opulente criador de ovejas y CO.
merclante en- Cuba, en- la parte occi-
dental de ese condado, arrlb6 q la
'cludad n la noche del viernes antepa-
sado y Sc hOsped6 en- ell Claire. FL
senior Miera es candidate para MEM
bro del ~consejo legislative del distri-
to compliesto de los condados de San
ia re Y S~andoval, habiendo sido nomi-
nado a esa posicion por una conven-
cion de lelegados Rdpublicanos de
los dos condados, en- Las Vegas, FL
dla 20 del pasado Septiembre. Vino
a la cludad a cuidar su interes poll
tico.
Don Elfego Baca, de Socorro, Sc ha
mudado a Albuquerque por la OCCASION
presente. I'll seiOr Baca ha orienado
lue SO Gamble su direction para el emil
vic del Diario Nuevo Mexicano de So
zorro q Albuquerque. !
La nieve que Sc derrite en- las o
ha aumentado la corriente del
10 de Santa N. El voldmen de aqua
IS muchas wees mayor que de ofdina-
los que cuidan los terrenos del Ca
no han tenido ahora que re-
,ar ell zacate. En- lugar de ESQ han
stado ocupados en- lbarrer la nieye
e los caminos.
Los drboles de Ia plaza sufrieron al
averias q causa de la nevada v
viento. habiendose rompiio algunos
razos. Tan pronto como calm6 Ell
empo Sc pusieron hombres a sacudlr
nieve de los arboles d fin de evitar
as perjuicio. Z
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27

Una junta en- masa de Republica-
nos fue tenlda en- Lamy ell sabado en-
la noche y tuvo un exito complete. La
junta Sc efectu6 en- la sala de Pflueger
la cnal estaba llena de genie. Ell con-
curse pasaba de Glen votantes. Los
candidates en- ell boleto Republican,
excepto Charles G. Closson, candida
TO para alguacil, y Celso Lopez, can.
didato para t~esorero, Sc hallaban pre-
sentes, y discursos fieron hechos. Los
oradores principales fueron ell Hon. II.
b. Catron y Ell ~presidente David M.
White, de la comision central del con-
aado. Parece que Ell p~recinto del Ca
honcito, donde esta situado Lamy, da-
ra ina gran mayoria Republican,.
Mas de 200 votos han sido registrados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27

Roman Liberato Baca, que es ell no
minado Republican, para la Camara
de Representatives. del Mono distrlto
Representative. naci6 en- Cebolleta,
de Valencia, el 81 de Dlciembre de
1864. Su padre y su madre fueron
ambos nativos del mlsmo condado Y
descienden de familias que Sc conta-
ron entire los prlmeros colonizadores
del centre de Nueyo Mexico en- ell
slgio declmo septimo. FL Captain
Roman A. Baca, padre del sujeto de
esta reseha, fue por c%uarenta amos
un ciudadano principal y prominente
del condado. Presto servicio active
durante Ia guerra civil en- ell lado de
Ia union, y tamblen tom6 parte como
Official en- nnmerosas campanas con-
ira los Indios, desde 1850 hasta 1880.
FL Captain Baca presto grandes SER
vicios en- pro del mejoramiento del
pueblo y para ell adelanto del Terrific
rio durante 81 vida. Fne hombre de
ideas ~progreslstas y %avanzadas y de.
sempeh6 muchos puestos oficiales de
responsabilidad. los cuales llen6 ca
paz y satlsfactoriamente.
Roman Liberato Baca fue elucado
on ell Colegio de San Miguel, en- es-
ia ciudad, en- la unlversidad de St.
Louis, Misuri, y en- la Universidad de
Georgetown. cerca de Washington. Es-
Ia bien edncaio y habla, lee y escribe
espaiol & lngles con soltura y per-
~feccion. Despues de completar su
~educacion Sc ocup6 en- negoclos mer-
cantlles y Ell la cria de ganado en-
el condado de Valencia, donde per-
maneci6 hasta su traslado a Santa re
en- 1892. En- esta ciulad ha estado
ocupado en- asuntos de %terrenos, en-
interpretar y traducir y tambien en-
conducir I'm rancho %ganadero cerca de
San Mateo. condado de Valencia. Ha
ocupado varios puestos oficiales, los
cuales ha desempefado con cr6dito
y eficiencla: ha servido como INFER
prete Official y traductor en- asambleas
legislativas Y en- las %cortes; por cerca
de dos amos fue secretario en- la oflci-
ma del superintendent de Inst rue
cion pdblica, cuando dicha poslcion
estaba ocupada por ell lifunto Coronel
]. Francisco Chaves. Representa- ha-
bilmente este condado en- la Camara
de Representatives. de la Asamblea
Legislative 35ta E hizo trabajo laborio-
so en- ell pasaje de leyes de especial be-
nficio a esta ciudad y condado. Ulti-
mamente sirvi6 de diputado %alguacil,
una posicion de que dimiti6 ell jueves
pasado, cumplimentandole ell alguacil
Antonio ]. Ortiz en- alto grade, por
su desempeho fiel. honesto y diligen-
lie de sus deberes mientras sirvi6 Coz
su diputado. Ha silo electo MEM
bro del concilio municipal cuatro We
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27
CONVENTION REPUBLICAN,
DEL coNoADo De SAN Mj0ue


CONVENTION REPUBLICAN,
DEL cONoADo De SAN MIGUEL.
Las Vegas, N. NJ, Oct. 19.-La situa.
cIon politica en- ell condado de San
Miguel es buena al escribir esto. eli
partido Republican, dIarlamente ad.
quiere fuerza y esta recibiendo nue..
a adlcIones 4 sus fllas; arraaara Ell
campo en- Ia pr6xima election o
grandes mayorias. con tai que los can.
didatos propios sean nomlnados en-
81 boleto Republican,. Los aspiran-
ties son muchos. La ~dificultan princi.
pal es la antigua y conocIda de nue.
no hay suficientes iestInos para aue
todos toquen, sine que la proporcion
es pequeia para tantos a~spirantes.
Los noinbres de ~aquellos que mas
sc, m%encionan para empleo pGblIco
son: Eugenio Romero, para suceder.
50 a 81 mismo como tesorero v colac.
tor; Cleofes Romero para alglacll nor
otro termino: Ignasio Lopez. actual
ASSESSOR diputado; Apolonio Sena. &C.
!ual escribano dipntado; Robert IL
". Ross, actual tesorero v collector di.
putaio. para escrlbano de pruebas,
f. II. Salazar, de I'll Independiente.
Ramon Gallegos, de San lose. actual
comisionado de condado. que (hace dos
amos abandOn6 q los regulares v SO
unio con los independientes. Isidoro
Y Manuel a. Sanchez, escribano lie
pruebas actual, para ASSESSOR.
superlntendente de EscueIas.
Para superintendent de escuelas
lie condado, Lorenzo Delgado y Peril.
rio Gallegos O mencionaJos. FL
prlmero es I'm j6ven excelente, bien
educado en- ambos idiomas, de enten.
dlmlento des2legado v cardcter recto:
ell segundo es asistente del superin-
tendente actual v tambien I'M buen
Para juez de pruebas, Ell
incumbente, ]. G. Alarc6n. Su.
sano Montana Y Severe Baca, son men.
cionados. Ell dltimo es bien conocido
en- la politica local v territorial. I'm
px-presidente lei consejo. v en- 10 To-
cal, un %ex-juez de pruebas v Official de
experienced. Para comislonado do
rondado, Benigno Martinez. ell actual
Incumbente, desea ser su PROMO s,lce-
sor y estar en- auge cuatro amos mas.
pero 81 su nombre va ante la conf.
sion encontrara su Nemesis en- el DR..
-. r. Desmarais, que puzzle obtener Ia
lominacion. ST la admite. Otros aspi-
son j. G.. Alarc6n, va citado,
Patricio Ortega. Para comisionado
lei segundO distrito, parece que has.
a ahora Gregorio Gutierrez tiene ell
libre. pero es possible que lie
,algan algunos competidores en- Ia
convention. Para miembros del con-
'ejo q camara alta, James s. Duncan
"a adelante: Sc liable tambien mucho
lie Charles A. Spiess v de d. C. Win.
ers para esta candidatura, v Secundi-
10 Romero, e%scribano de, de la corte
lie distrito es meniionado como candi.
|ato possible. Sc informa que John
J. Clark esta satisfecho con los no.
lores pasados Y que aspira a NADIA.
Para r%epresentante, B. ]. Lunch. que
'irvi6 hace dos amos en- la legislature
'robablemente recibira I'm endosa.
niento de su precinto. v como STEM.
ire, East Las Vegas. precinto 20, oh.
endr6 Gin tra ho Ia on Ia oonvanotop
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27

Continue do Ia pagina primera
desde la reserva de Navajo hasta Ia
iona Artesiana, y en- todas partes hay
%evliencias de prosperldad y c%ontenta-
mIento, dc a~bundancIa y de comodidad
%placentera.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10
Actual Value Per Ton of 1000 Pounds.

The following is basis for arriving at rates on ore, carload in
excess of $500 per ton, unless otherwise specifically provided for in
Tariff: g
On ore, metal, bullion, etc, value in excess of $500, to and in
Guiding $500 per ton, the rate will be made by adding to the rate
given for $500 per ton valuation, 2 per cent on the value above $500
per ton.
Rates named above do not include cost of transfer at Pahsade,
Nevada. a- &H###E
Ore Of different values in mixed carloads, will be charged for
on actual weight of each value at rate provided. #T
Rates published in this Tariff are based on actual value of the
ore. As the exact value cannot be determined at time of shipment
ore will be ~way-biled according to value declared by shipper. All
shipments must be released to such declared value (n no case ex-
ceeding $4,000 per ton, and SO receipted for.
Freight charges will be corrected to proper basis by agent at
destination, on presentation of Smelter Certificate showing ASSAY
actual value of the ore being determined in the following manner
From the gross assay value of the entire contents, according to
the market price of the metal product at destination, deduct the
charges for assaying. smeterng and handling at the smeter.
Until ore bunkers are erected at Palisade the charge for trans
fering will be at the rate Of seven and one-half cents per ton for
ore shipped in sacks; and at the rate of twelve and one-half cents
per ton for ore brought to Palisade in sacks, and there dumped in
to broad-gauge cars to go through in bulk.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10

discarded ore is low grade. the modern
methods Of smelling aud the low rates
OF transportation are a guarantee thai
Eureka's output Of ore will in the COM
ing years roll up many more millions to
swell the proud record of the past.
And not alone is the future output OF
the mines to be considered in this esti.
mate. It must include the values that
will come out Of the old Stag piles tina,
accumulated at the Richmond aud Eu.
reka Con. shelters during the twelve
years they ran. aud which not only
reduced their own ores but also did a
very extensive custom business. These
great Stag piles were thoroughly
sampled last Fall by the Richmond. Ea.
reka Company. aud while the values
were not made public. it is known they
contain good metallic values besides
being valuable for finxing purposes. and
it can safely be said thar under the new
tariff rates every ton of the several
hundred thousands lying at the north
and south ends of Eureka will again
enter the smelter furnaces and yield
good profits.
To handle Eureka's increasing output
the Eureka & Palislde has rebuilt the
Smile railroad from Eureka to Ruby
Hill. and will build immense ore
bunkers at Palisade. The ore loaded
on cars at the mines will then be
carried through to Palisade and dumped
into the ore bins. which will be emptied
on Southern Pacific cars and carried in.
to Salt Lake.
The 5O-ton turtle. back Gondolas that
are used in bringing coal West will be
loaded with ore at Palisade on their
return trip. Only such freight as can
be handled in bulk is carried in these
cars and the trip one way is made with
empty cars. A proposition to the rail.
road companies to place the Gondolas
at the disposal of the shippers from Eu'
reka and load back ore from Palisade,
was favorably considered. and to this
arrangement is largely due the grant
ing of a rate as low as $2.75 on 80 ore,
when heretofore the lowest rate wal
% on sla ore.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10
WILLIAM wHALEN ARRESTED
California Warrant Charges Him
With Getting Money by Fraud.

The first of the week Sheriff W. II.
Sweeney" received a telegram from the
Sheriff at Sacramento. Cal, to arrest
William Whaien aud hold him until he
arrived. On Tuesday Sweeney sent his
deputy. Angelo Florio. to Alpha to ar.
rest Whalen and he was brought to
Eureka Wednesday on the same train
that brought the warrant for his arrest
in the mail sicks. After the official
document reached the Sheriff. he read
il to his prisoner and re-arrested him.
Whalen was not taken to Jail. but while
waiting the arrival of the California
officer he is in the custody Of the
Sheriff. 1t is understood that the war.
rant OF arrest was sworn u by
a Mrs. Martin Of Sacramento, Cal
who charges William Whalen with
having obtained money under false pre-
lenses. by the sale of mining stock of
the United S ates Mining and Smelling
Company Of Alpha. Eureka County. OF
which Whalen is President.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10

The benefits that will accrue to Eu-
reka from the new ore tariff can not be
estimated at this time. When the
mining industry in this section di-
minished with the decline Of silver and
the products Of the mines could no
longer be profitably treated at the
smelters in Eureka. the high rates OF
transportation aud the charges for
treatment elsewhere were prohibitive
and operations were suspended IN many
valuable properties. But a district 80
rich in mineral treasures could not for
ever remain dormant aud the develop
ment going on In Nevala in the past
few years has brought about the
economic conditions that were nsces.
sary to rs.sstablish mining operations
here.
The new era in mining in Nevada
has renewed activity IN every section
of the State. and no where is the future
more promising than in Eureka Dis
tr.ct. where little or no development
work in search Of new ore bodies has
been done during the last IS years.
Up TO 1883. when the products Of the
mines were treated in Eureka, nothing
under S35 ore was sent to the smelters.
Ores which did not run to $38 were
either left undisturbed. or disposed of
in the old slopes and natural caves. or
left on the dumps on the surface.
Much Of this discarded ore has since
been culled over By the tributers. but
they in turn, because Of railroad aud
smelling rates. were unable to ship ore
that would not run to at least ga per
ton.
The pos .ibilities Of the unexplored
regions of Eureka District are thought
to be boundless. aud by persons com.
petent to judge it Is estimated that the
quantity Of low grade ore left in the
mines in early days Is at least half as
much as the entire quantity which was
taken out and shipped.
An idea Of the known Of
the mines may be gained from the
yield during twenty three years of oper.
ations, which Is presented in a table ON
the opposite page. Granted that this
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10
WAGES RAISED ON RUBY HILL
Richmond Eureka TO. Voluntarily In
creases the Prevailing Scale.

Richmond Eureka 60. Voluntarily In
creases the Prevailing Scale.
The Richmond. Eureka Mining Com.
pany Oh Thursday OF last week sent a
telegIm from its offices in Salt l. Ike to
the Eureka office st .ting that beginning
Feb. / the pay Of all miners employed in
the Company's mines will be % q day,
timbermen 1850 and timber helpers
$3. 25. This is giving all skilled labor
underground an advace of so cents per
day.
The Company had the question OF
wages on Ruby Hill under considera-
ton for some time and Manager OF
Mines G. Z. Allen and Supt. A. p. May.
berry during a recent visit to Eureka
looked iuto the matter very thoroughly
and upon their return to Salt Lake u
decision to increase the wages was de.
eided upon, the management Of the
Richmond Eureka Company being con
WINGED that with the cost Of living in
Eureka, tais was = fair aud just scale
of wages.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
Board Fixes Tax Rate at So 2 IL
a Hundred-Ofice of Con-
stable Declared Vacant.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of County Commissioners was
held Monday. Present. Commissioners
Paroni aud Henderson ; also the Clerk
aud the District Attorney.
The Commissioners and the Auditor
counted the money in the Treasury and
found the same correct, to-wit: s24,.
5l4.40.
A list of the bills allowed will be
found in another column. Also the
bills rejected by the Board.
Mrs. Dora Bennett was allowed s25
to enable her to reach friends in Utah.
she being without funds.
The bondsmen OF John McKernan.
Constable of Eureka Township, having
Withdrawn from his bond. and he hav-
ing failed to file q new bond within ten
days, as required by law. the Board
ordered that John McKernan has for
feited his office and declared the Office
Of Constable vacant.
The District Attorney was requested
to prepare q letter to the Superinten-
dent OF the Eureka & Palisade Railway
Company requesting hat company to
fix the crossings on the Ruby Hill Rail-
road so hat they will be in condition
for teams to cross.
The Board ordered that Eureka
Couuty's proportion Of poll taxes col.
lected and due said county for the year
1905 be paid into the General Road
Fund of the county. the said General
Road Fund being designated as the
proper county fund.
The Tax Levy for 1906.
The Board fixed the TAX rate for State
and County purposes for the year 1906
at 81. 2214 on the 800 valuation. This
is a reduction Of az cents on the 500
from last year. This amount is ap-
portioned as follows.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10
A $2.75 RATE TO SALT Lake
Market for Eureka's Low Grade Ores Opened This Week When
the New Tariff Went Into Efect-Bunkers to Be Built
at Palisade and Ores Will Be Carried in Bulk.

The strongest support to solve the
question Of the value OF the mineral
wealth of Eureka District. came this
week with the announcement that
cheaper transportation rates from Eu.
reka to the Salt Lake shelters are now
in force.
These glad tidings have been antici.
pated for several months. for it was
generally understood when the Rich.
mond- Eureka Company decided to re.
open the Ruby Hill mines. the ques-
ton Of cheaper transportation rates
was one of the first disposed of. And
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10
Notary Hancock Taking Dispositions

Notary Hancock Taking Dispositions.
The taking Of dispositions of wit
nesses for plaintiff aud defendent in
the suit of Sydney l.. WALES versus
Daniel Davies brought in the U. s.
Court at Carson. was begun in Eureka
Thursday before john Hancock ST..
Notary Public in and for Eureka
County. by consent Of parties inter.
ested. The case 10 . bill in equity to
quiet title to mining claims Q Alpha.
Eureka County. H. K. Mitchell of San
Francisco Is attorney for PLAINTIFF aud
ALT Chariz of Carson is counsel for de-
PENDANT,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10

it also became known that all shippers
out Of Eureka would have the benefit
of the new tariff when it became eff
~fective.
A communication was received last
Saturday from Supt. G. ID. Abbott of
the Eureka g. Palisade Railway inform
ing the SENTINEL that the new ore
tariff would go into effect on Tuesday.
Feb. 8. 1906. and accompanying it was
a copy of the new tariff.
The SENTINEL publishes the tariff in
full. and it will be a handy aud valu-
able reference for shippers to keep. 1t
is as follows:
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10
Injured hy Failing ON the Iee.

County Commissioners Alex Fraser
fell on the ice near his home on Mob
Hill Sunday afternoon aud SO badly
strained his right knee and the chords
Of his leg hat he was confined to his
bed several days this week. He expects
to be able to be out in a few days.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10
Ball on Ruby Hill Tonight.

The Ruby Hill Social Clubs dance
takes place this friday evening at the
Miners Union Hall on Ruby Hill. A
number from Eureka will attend, aud
the splendid care the Club gives its
guests, is a guarantee Of a good time
for all present.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10
Leased the Beehive Mine.

John Pardy this week leased to An
gus Gibson aud Will Stewart. both of
Eureka. the Beehive mine. adjoining
the Ell Dorado No Q. on the east side Of
Prospect Mountain.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10

An additional tax of 80 cents ON the
800 was levied on all the taxable prop
erty within the Eureka town limits
for fire purposes. making the total tax
in the town of Eureka ~. 1915.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10
Will Temporarily Reside In Tonopal

Mrs. b. L. Smith aud W. children
leave Saturday for Tonopah, where
they expect to make their home for
some time as Mr.. Smiths business in.
teresis in the southern country demand
his personal attention.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10
Lost---$IO Reward

Lost in Eureka. Friday night, Jan. 20,
1906, a horseshoe scarf pin, . Are opal sur
rounded by clip diamonds. A reward OF ten
dollars viii be paid for its return to the SEN
TISEL office.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10

ORDERED. That the following sums of
money be allowed the following named per.
sons, respectively, to-wit:
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10

MEETING ON FEB. 8, 1905.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-02-10

l hereby certify that the above is a correct
]. H. HoEGH, Clerk.