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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-10-26
DEATH OF G. COLLIER ROBBINS
EUREKA Pioneer Dies at San Diego.
California. Last Week

California, Last Week
Colonel George Collier Robbins. one
Oh the early pioneers Of Eureka, died in
san Diego, California. last week, where
ne bad resided for the past 20 years.
Mr.. Robbins came from Miss uri TO
California in 1850. aud for the succeed.
ing 30 years followed all the mining ex.
elements Of the Pacific Coast.
he came to Eureka in December 1869.
and built and ran the Buttercup fur.
naces. n Of the first smelling plants
Installed in this section. He also own.
ed n operated a number Of mines here
in those days.
Deceased left here in 1887 for Cali.
iornia and settled at San Diego, retir.
Ing from active business on o of
old age.
lie is survived by two sons, Frank Of
Los Angeles. Charles P. of Spokane.
and a daughter. Miss Mary Robbins of
San Diego.
Mr.. Robbins was q native of Missouri
and 81 years Of age.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-10-26
COURT HOLDS EMPLOYER LIABLE
Rules Smelling Company Is Respon-
sible for WOrkman's Injury

SADl0 "
San Francisco, Oct. 2l.-Employers
engaged in pursuits hazardous to life
or limb of their employees, will be OBJ
uued to make use of all appliances
known to science to guard the safety
of their workers. otherwise they Will be
liable for heavy damages. Such is the
decision rendered to-day by Judge En-
skine NJ. Ross in the United States Olr'
emit Court Of Appeals. affirming the
Judgment of the United States District
Conrt of the State of Washington in the
case of Clifford Twitchell against the
North Point Smelling aud Refining
Company.
Twitohell, who was l6 years OF age.
was injured by the bursting OF cone
containing molten metal while trying
IN break it with q Ratchet. The prick
aoor used for depositing Stag was badly
worn into hollows. in which water was
allowed to accumulate.
The boy had been at work only a Few
davs and had not been informed OF the
danger of water coming into contact
with molten lead. When he struck one
% the cones the molten lead within.
coming in contact with a pool of water
in n of the hollows OF the moor eA-
nloded and seriously injured him.
The company claimed that Twitcheii
had been guilty of contributory negh-
,enco in striking the cone without first
as~certaining if it was cool enough 10
break with safety.
The jury gave a verdict for Twitoheii
10 the sum of sls.sSS, from which inc
company appealed.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-10-26
why YOUR FREIGHT IS DELAYED
Investigation Shows Up Southern
Pacific's Method of Handling
Nevada Freight

The following from q recent issue Of
the Wells, Exc County, Herald will no
doubt prove interesting and instructive
to Eureka merchants and others who
have been Tlaying awake nights for
some time and trying to figure out the
reason for the long delay in the receipt
Of their freight shipments:
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-10-26
p.,,saao,s New Deputy Sheriff

Sheriff Sweeney has appointed al
Thatcher a deputy sheriff at Palisade TO
al the vacancy caused by the death Oh
Ernest Evans. Mr.. Thatcher receives
400 per month from Eureka County as
a a officer and the railroad oompah.
les pay him $50 per month as nis
Waterman, making his salary In all
$l70 a month.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-10-26
Teacher Wanted

About the first of next month
there will be a vacancy in the
Cottonwood School District, Eu-
reka County. Any one desiring
the place can get full information
regarding the matter by address
ing the Board of School Trustees
of that district.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-10-26
..rrrRpAY. OCTOBER %. 1907.

uuIiam Menoes Va
las. Wednesday attending to
s' s.,,in Brown and Tom Dixon left
saturday for Rhyolite. Nye Coun-
=, mining business.
", cs.,lsv Boyle. formerly of oortez.
-.w Of Diamond valley, was in
D" . Thursday for supplies.
s mn,i.m Potts, the sheep man of Mon
x.llsy. Nye County, was a visitor
r.,.Is several days this week.
rs.rs will be q regular meeting Of
q, Iobp's Chapter. No. 8. r. A. M on
.d.v evening at 2 O'Clock.
'a plasemau, a son of Fred PLACE
# San Francisco. was an arrival
n'I rarets from the west on Mondays
'r ~. SENTINEL acknowledges the re-
,rom Paul Yost Of the Eureka
a.rwsyv Of q neatly gotten mp 1908
calendar.
The Base Range Dramatic Club is
.~.,.mnlsting giving another of its
"., Il the Eureka Opera House in the
near future.
Va. Hannah Williams, who has
IAN visiting relatives in Butte. Mon
,.,,. for the past three months. return
,d home Saturday.
Will Robertson this week finished the
oo,s,ds painting Of the new J. B. Bale
ssasnce on Main street. and the work
,.dous In an up-to-date manner.
eovsrpor John Sparks has appointed
" Z Griffin al . delegate to the
,-ms,icsu Mining Congress to be held
:, Joplip. Missouri. November II to is.
1901.
NJ. H. A. McKim and son. Horton.
vbo spent q couple Of weeks visiting
nth friends in Eureka. departed for
,bsir home at Tonopah last Sunday via
Reno.
Mrs A. B. Lightfoot is temporarily
teaching the grade in the Eureka public
..bool recently left without q teacher
h, the resignation of Miss Florence
Tsunahill.
FL Looney, who has been working in
the mines at Typo for the past four
months. came in from there on Thurs
DAYS stage aud will remain in Eureka
for the Winter.
T. +. Plummer and Nathaniel Levi.
su. ASSISTANT manager OF the Mineral
Hill Con. Mines Company. were up from
Mineral Hill last Saturday attending to
bosiness matters in Eureka.
Almon Day OF Lynn. Mass, one Of
the heavy shareholders In the Newark
Mining & Milling Company Of Newark
valley, who has spent the Summer here
giving his personal attention to the
Management Of the property, returned
to his home in the East by Tuesdays
train. Mr.. Day is well pleased with the
mine and the general propects OF the
company. He expects to return here in
the Spring.
B. L Smith came over from Tonopah
Sunday in his new Pope Toledo auto
mobile and brought his wife aud chill
dsn. Mrs. John Gregovich came with
them. She was the guest while here Of
Mrs r. J. Brossemer. Like many former
Eareksns now in the southern country.
Mrs. Gregovich has words of praise for
that section OF Nevada. where they have
pospered since their departure from
Eureka. Mrs Smith. who has not been
In good health for q number Of months.
b gradually improving and low looks
aaks herself again. Both she and the
children were welcome visitors to Eure-
IA. Daring the week Mr.. Smith visited
Roberts Creek. Fish Creek aud Bull
Creek in bis automobile aud demon.
ifstsd what the auto Is as a time I'VE
10 making these country trips. Mr..
suilh returned to Tonopah Friday with
bio family. Mrs. Gregovich accompany.
Ing them.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-10-26
Episcopal Church Services

The regular services will be held in
st. James Episcopal Church on Sun
day, October 81. Morning Prayer and
Holy Communion at IL .. m. Evening
Prayer at 1880 p. m.
Services will be held on Ruby Hill
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-10-26
METAL MARKET.

rs. latest metal quotations are a
follows: ma, oupce.
Silver at New York 6ls cent. ,op ps nonnds.
Lead at Salt Lake s4.7O per ~" P
eating Copper at New York. iS''"'''
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-10-26
r.,on Lease on Altoona Mine

.Joe Moline. Andy Tenvoord ana LEO
have taken a years lease Oh ,no
Altoona mine on Adams Hill' and TINS
week began operations on the prope..,,
cleaning out the present workings anu
getting ready for extensive aeVeiOp'
mani work.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-10-26

Condemnation Commissioner Selected
William Easton Of Austin has been
appointed by the Western Pacific Rail-
road a commissioner in the condema.
ton Of lands for right of way through
the Dunphy estate in Lander and En-.
reka Counties.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-10-26
m.asinn Announcement

Cards are out announcing tna' 'ns
wedding of Mr.. George "iu r.,
Mis-, kathryn N. swick. ootn Oh nu
. aa,'' will take place at the home Of the
mo,hor ON Mob Hill on Wednes'
Say evening, October 80. 1907.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-10-26

Ole Elliot and A. d. Meyers passed
through Eureka Tuesday afternoon ~
INTO from Goldheld on their way to Ely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
CONVENTION. SCENES AND: NOTES

has ever been displayed Books. cards,
papers. maps. etc.. have all been clas-
OF competent persons who Will find
for any one Just what facilities are
needed In Sunday school work. This
exhibit will stand as ills under after
the great Sunday school conferences
Friday OF this week. a public meet
:ng In the interests of Sunday school
work Will be held ut All Saints Church
on Thursday night at 8 O'Clock. 1t
which tile Rt Rev Ethelbert Talbot
will preside. Attention is called to
the fact that the committee has chang
ed this public meeting from Friday
might to Thursday night. Superintend-
ents and Sunday school teachers OF all
are especially invited to-
this meeting.
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SERVICE r, THE DEAF,
.Rltu,u, vylll he Rendered in Sign In,

Ritual tVIll he Rendered In Sign Lul,-
grunge BTO-Dny.
Tho beautiful Eptscopal service Will
be rendered In sign language In the.
Chapel Of ST. Andrews. Beverly and
Laurel Streets. the Rev Thomas
Semmes, rector. this afternoon at >
.o'clnck.5s. I'd iS g, }ss ;Si
tho deaf of the midwestern district,
will preach. The Rev. G. a. Dantzer,
rector OF All Souls Church for the
Deaf. Philadelphia. Pa, WI III also malse
an address. The Rev. George Fred ok
tlIck, assistant to tho Rev Oliver J.
8Whlldin, general missionary OF the
southern dtoceses, has charge OF tile
service. THE public Is cordially In
svitedt to attend 81 s
{ ( Tho deaf generally arc represented
In lliclsnond by. four clergymen who
nre deaf themselves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Secretary IN d Bishop.

OF all the members OF the upper
house. Bishop Greer. the coadjutor OF
New York, Is perhaps the most noted
truly remarkable control Of his voice
In speaking. Bishop Greer has been
the chairman of the special committee
on the Mems Thank Offering, the nam
moth collection from the men in re-
&C gni:ion OF AGO years OF church work.
1t WAS Bishop Greer's private secre-
tary who got off the famous mot, that
the children OF the church took their,
collection annually. the women OF the
auxiliary present their Offering trien-
niaIiy and the men OF the church make
theirs once in 800 years.
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spected and looked UP to by all par
VIII Entertain bishop.

VIII Entertain bishop.
DR.. Silas HcBee. the millionaire edi-
tor Of the New York Churchman. Is
also in attendance on the sessions of
the convention. and on Friday after
Church. DR.. McBee will entertain tho
Lord Bishop Of London at his home
In New York City after. he returns
from his visit to Harvard. Tho New
York churchman will issue special IL
iustrated issues throughout the con-
yention. It has had It's own photo
grapher here for several days, taking
sR1chmo nd views.
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William ID, Lee.

Especial to The Times-D lspatch.l
-lL5WINCHEsTER, VA, October g.
william .. Lee. one of the Oldest rest
dents of this ction. died at his home
at Burnt Factory to-day. aged ninety
years. Mr.. Lees wife died some years
ago, but q son and four daughters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
, Intrrext Of SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

I'm Interest OF Sunday Schools.
Exhibits of Sunday school literature
and appliances for the inspection OF
the General Convention have been dis
played in the basement Of All Saints
Parish House, which Is on Madison
Street. between Grace and Franklin.
This is said to be the largest and
hest collection of Sunday school litera-
ture and supplies of every kind that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Noted Cnnnt IIan Bishop.

ed visitors from the Canadian church
lett last night for New York ,CirI,
Were he will preach in Christ Church
to-day. Bishop Reeve, who does not
expect to return to the convention. is
one of the unique figures which stand
out in the church to show its manly
power. Many years ago he went into
the far Northwest and established
among the Indians and trappers a
work which is in many respects a
model. In 1891 Bishop Reeve was Gre
ated the Bishop of Mackenzie River.
making his headquarters for his ex-
tensive mission work Mt Athahasca
Landing. Edmonton. Northwest Terri
tory. in one of the widest sections OF
North America.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
OBITUARY
Death. in Nnrfolk

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
e NORFOLK, VA. October 5.-Captain
Gaiah Barker, in the sixty-sixth year
of his age. died suddenly at his home
early this morning. He is survived by
widow. sister and brother. The de-
ceased was native OF Massachusetts.
After months illness Charles "A.
Davenport died at the Protestant Hos
pital aged fifty years. Hegis survived
by 4 wife and three children.
Early this morning James II. Wood
died at his home here in the fifty
nth Year OF his age. He Is survived
by wife. daughter and two bro Tiers
Mrs. Addie L White. wife OF Luther
3. White. and daughter OF James
Scott. died here this morning after .
protracted illness. She was twenty.
eight years Of age and leaves a hus.
oahd and two children.
Mrs. Geo. =. Kelso. wife OF E. e
kelso. died here this morning about
O'Clock. She was q native OF Mis-.
souri,. and had been living here bu
SIX months. fssEs sg591ass -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Danger On the Cars.

Il was the Rev. Cyrus Townsend
Brady sailor. preacher and author.
who Introduced the resolution the 9th
er day for special prayer for those
erend chaplain evidently believes that
journeying by sea is now much safer
and less an occasion for special prayer
than journeying on the cars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Funeral Notice

OWEN ST he funcral n of tho II late
5s JA MES M. OWEN s MI n be fel d from
Ss the, residence d llis; son, VI Mr. & Ahprna
& u Owens, az rmount AY 4 at
Is eFnen mi ya ~
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once Assistant Rector.

Once Asslsthht HcctUf'E7
The Rev. r.. p. Williams. a clerical
delegate from the Diocese Of Wash
lington, was at one time assistant rec
tor Of st. pauls Church. and was orr
dained in that historis old place. Mr..
Williams has many friends in fhn
Iccngregation and has received much
attention while in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Business Opportunities.
To Insurance Men:

8.SIf you control Life insurance bust
ness for any Company.Eas Manager
Special or Local Agent, or Bro ker.
"R enle nj er' tx II
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Mrs. William Jenkins.
Especial to The Times-Dispat,

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
EDERlCKSBURG. VA. October S.
Mrs. jenkins, widow OF William
Jenkins. of this city, died Thursday
at the home of her Daughter, Mrs.
James Chiveral. In Baltimore. The re-
mains were brought here and taken
to Caroline county forsinterment. Mrs.
Jenkins Is survived by three sons. two
OF hom reside here, ana three 5daurh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
In Davis Pew.

In Davis Pew.
The delegation from the Diocese of
Washin e ton occupy the seat In st.
Paul Church which was during the
fourfyears OF the Conference.-The pew
or President Jefferson Davis. DR..
Thomas Nelson Page. of the delega-
ton, gathered HIS party around him
yesterday and gave them graphic
description of the memorable service in
st. Paul's. held by DR.. Minnigerode.
when a undiscovered courier entered
the church and told President Davis
OF the fail OF Petersburg and the Inn
mtnent danger of Richmond. With q
nasty word OF explanation to the rec
tor. Mr.. Davis left the church as DR..
a1innigerode stopped his sermon and
He'd the congregation In prayer for
the city and the sConfederacy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

members of the fsgr sex was shown
by the fact that in the press of those
passing. he sometimes failed to be able
acting Inaa as escort, but he quite invaria-
bly, said:
II will shake hands with the LADY,
Certainly he had the chance to see
typical American crowd last even
every State in the Union was repre-
sented 8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
LYNCH NEGRO ,lUl.DEREt.

Slayer of Policeman 4. Shot and Kick
cd to Death.
CUMBERLAND, Md, October 6-Wii-
liains Burns, negro desperado. who,
on Thursday night shot Policeman
August Burns, inflicting wound
from which the officer died yesterday
morning, was taken from the Jail by
4 mob at an early hour this morn
ing and shot and Kicked to death.
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ilIfs Err on HER BROTHERS,
Funeral arrnngemen later, & 3 s

UTLE Y.--pled. Friday. OctnberS It'll.
at a :56 A. NJ, NJ rs. =. p III TLEY, at
Il her home, Il 4 "a u South N 4ailrel s Street,
4 Eu neral 8wi II tax q pl CO. fran u Ion
& ss;sa lon Church y IS 11EaRNOoN
n at N 3 & o'oloplk, Interment In Niaury
CeineterY. M anoles ter. u ssssis IS ft
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DEATHS.

October Sd. at 1850 p
NJ. AIABLE sAVERLINE,9 daughter Of
!. ~. and e. j. Moritz and grand
+ daughter of j. w. and Ell Gaines
aged six years. one month ana nine,
teen days. b 4 j, - :,
~ bud the gardener gaye9us,
a pure and lovely child;
lie gave It to our keeping,
To cherish undefled.
But Just MS 1t was opening
To the glory OF the day.
4 Down came the Heavenly Gardener
And took our bud awah,.,' M -
-, BY HER PARENTS.
Who plucked that flower?', cried
ne gnrdener, as he walked through
the garden. ~ 1s>s' E :.
M Ills 8 f t'Ee answered: "Thc
peace: BY II Err GRANDPARENTS.
Funeral will take place from 1,bris,
Epi scopal Church SUNDAY at 3a7p. M.
u Eriend Is, snd acauaintances Invited
at tho res dence
or her brother, 1901 East Marshall
Der !, 1907, Miss AMELIA An M1L LII.
SER. daughter Of the late Josenh
and Louisa Millhiser. 5 n \
Fun neral from tho residence THIS
sun dey) INCOMING at ~ o'clock.
AtlARrIN.-pled at 1:so O'clock FRI
day morning. Lieutena It y. W. MAR.
his a Rc.B % !. Si5, s., rs
The funeral win AXE place from
Holy. Trinity Church THIS Sunday
"a Eft ERNOo ct 3 o'cloo TX. "a, Friend.
of the ffamtlySare respectfully
uuested to attend. n!
skITTI. MARY n, SMITH the be love,
daughter e. Abram and AIargare
~ Smit h. departed thu life Saturday
the eth OF October, ut 9 o'clock, ali
South Second Street. n. I. az
Dearest love one, we must Il lay5thee9
Is In the peaceful graves embrace;
IBut thy memory w III be oherished MT
Till we see thy heavenl ~, face. vi
ss3s mn FIR or HER BROTH ERS,
Funeral ga rrnngel ts Il later e s85y
|UTLEY.-pled. Friday. U 0ctnba rs It'll
33gats 4 o S. "A I. M RS. r. p UTLEY, a
her; home IL 4 "a u South !, Laurel Street
1
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BANKRUPT Rntifes.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING o
CREDITORS.

In the Matter of Bankruptcy.
c.. r. HALEY, No. 1856,
Bankrupt. In
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF. T HE
q UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
q ERN &DISTRICTgOF OF VIRGINIA.
To the Creditors OF C.. T.. HALEY, Of
Manchester, in the County OF Ches-
terheld and district aforesaid. bank;
Notice is hereby given thaton the 4th
day OF October, a. D. 1907, the said
C.. f.. HALEY was duly adjudicat-i
ed bankrupt. and that the first meeting
Of his creditors Will be held cid In my
lean National Bank Building. Rich
mond. Va, on the 9TH DAY OF OC-a
TOBER, IA. D. 1907, at 10 o'clock in the
titors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint trustee, examine the bank
rnpt and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
! X Is T1IOS. b. SNEAD.
Referee lin Bankruptcy
October 5, 9O7.5
Fl. w. GOODWIN. b Sd. Is
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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Church Ser vices0

At Epiphany Church, Barton Heights.
the preacher for the morning service
at IL o'clock is the Rt. Rev. G. 81. Kin
solving. Bishop OF Texas. In the eve.
nngc the Is sx Leigh
public are cordially invited.
Gospel wagon services will be. held
at High and Belvfdere Streets to-day
at q =. M. and at the Old Market q
S p. NJ.
In the absence Of the pastor, the
at Calvary Baptist Church, and the
Rev. r. B. Ray, OF the foreign mission
board, at night.
AT st. James Methodist Church. the.
Y Rev. William Wilkinson, pastor OF
Wall Street. will preach at IL a: NJ.
and the Rev. Mr. iDuckwo nth, OF st.
The Rt. Rev. Sheldon Munson Gris-.
mold, p. Bishop Of SALINE ma, Hamsaa
sa oeecN tGo
ming service the pulpit5wil be filled by
the Row. William Wilkinson. the cele:-
hrated open-air preacher. Subject "A
Shining Star,n Singing Angel 4
The Rev. William Willsinson,,D d. ..
OF Minnesota, also the evangelist OF
Wall Street, New York, will occupy
n mr. Fat at ii 4. n. Dr. Wilkinson IS one
OF the great workers along purely
evangelistic lines In this land and + in
others. He has done notable preach
summers. each day at noon, to great
congregations. These services are un-
der the New York evangelical tent
campaign committee. The doctors ser
vices are sought for all over the Eng
isb, gnna X In n world, dS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

CIAI., rENSp4lY s,EXCURSIONs TO
Z! 5Nl.AC:AItAsls FAILS lar. d. ~ \, ,a8
II. IL AZ Nd CONNECTIONS.
Tickets sold for afternoon trains of
iday preceding each OF the following
da tes. leaving Washing ton.Ap. q: Ia
Penn. II. RI, s,o5 y. ~. .NYsdnesdays
her lIth. 26th, October 9th. Via -. h
O.I II. R..S7;45 a.. NJ. Irr days. q nly Z etll,s
August I'd, 10th, September stli,i aotl,,
October 4th. Flaa E d 33 s4sSs 81 ..sIs
u gT Jv. r. TAYLOR
Is s 81 lj8 s Traffic Manag er.Stss