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L'Italia., 1907-09-16
LA FIESTA NAZIONALE MESSI-
CANA.

Quest'oggi / figli del Messico cele-
brano solennemente Il $40 a%nniversa-
rio della proclamazione dell'Indipen-
denza del loro paese.
Molte case affiliate dai messicani So
no imbandierate.
Stasera' luogo concerti e
conference.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16

l Caro- funebre
2 Carrozze a ~disposizione del pa
remit cd amici del defunto.
1 Elegante casa tutta coperta di
di panno.
l I'm elegante v~estito.
Imbalsamazione del corpo del de-
funto. lavoro garantito la classe
Insomnia ~trattamento ~scrupoloso del
corpo e servizio funerario complete al
la classe per soil $500 presso
JULIUS s. GODEAU
3O5 Montgomery Ave. TelefOnO. Tenn
porary 320S.
2123 Bush ST., vicinO Fillmore, Telefo-
no West 1000.
N. B. L'ufficio ai Montgomery Ave-
nue. e tenuto da persona italiana.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16

dan furono celebrate, in lutte lie chic
Sc special salenni funZioni.
Giunsero l'arcivescoyo, da ogni
parte degli Staff Until telegrammi di
CONGRATULATIONS.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16
TRASLOCO

La ditta Nj Cicchi & Co. la pi0 vec-
CHA fabbrica di sigari Italiani in Citta
ha traslocato ALA vecchia localita al
No. 434 Broadway, love | vecchi clienti
ed amici potranno favorire / loro ordi-
L'Italia., 1907-09-16
Mi!an0 Opera Co.
Grande Stasione
d'Opera Italiana
ChuteS Theatre
MARIO LAMBARDI, Impresario
ETTORE PATRIZI, Manager
SETTIMANA

Married.. Sabato Matinee e Domenica
sera 'BOheme" Mercoledf, Venerdf e
Domenica Matinee 'Rigoletto" - Glove
df e Sabat sera "~Traviata".
L'Italia., 1907-09-16
DAGLI APPENNlNI
ALE ANDE.

Leggete domain il principle del
la emozionante e splendida novel
la di De Amicis "Dagli Appenni
ale Ande". - f. la Storia di un
ragazzo emigrato che cerca e sal
va sua madre nell'Argentina.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16

L'TTALIA eH glornale italiano
piu popolare e diffuso della Costs
dol Paetfteo.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16

II slgnor Carlo Lagomarsino ringrazia
dal profondo del cuore tutti gil amici e
conoscenti che vollero rendere rultimo
tribute di affetto ALA sua .amata estin-
TIA zia Colettina Camilloni, accompa-
gnandone la salma fino a1pultima dino
ra.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16
NOTE ELETTORALI

I delegati dellUnion Labor Party
nell'ultima adunanza che ebbe luogo
sabato scorso proclamarono la candi-
datura a Sindaco nellie prossime ele-
zioni administrative p. II. Mccarthy
presidente del Building Trades Coun-
Gil.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16

WEYMOUTH DEANGELT arriva SEM
pre- e 81 vende bene. 600 Case or ora
r%icevute dalla ditta Tomanovich & Co.
i35 Washington st.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16

T~elefono dell'ITALIA:
Temporary 1874
L'Italia., 1907-09-16
Ufficio d~'lmpieghi
Italiano

615 WASHINGTON ST., s. Francisco
Succursale, 619 Broadway,
Oakland
6 Minatori $2.75
2 Foratori, $500.
10 Minatori, $500, $50 g 400
@ Falegnami, $500 al giorno.
2 T~agliapietra, $3.50, lavoro di fer
rovia
8 Capt., $500 g bordo
4 BattimazZa, S2.75 al giorno, vicino
ALA citta
Lavoro Nuoyo per Lor Angeles, paga
$3.50 al giorno.
3 MANUAL, $3.50
2 Armatori, $500
80 Operai per lavoro di molini. Paga
$40 al mese e bordo. n
10 uomini per una fonderia, $2.25
GiOrnalmente passaggi gratis per
Nevada, Oregon, Sacramento, Sono-
ra g OroviIle.
Non mandiamo operai se non abb
biamo Passoluta sicurezza che saran-
no impiegati.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16

LITALIA E II giornale italiano pin
popolare g diffuso della Costa del
Pacifico.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16
UNA BUONA LEZIONE

Fred Weiner, un cameriere appar-
tenente all'Unione venue, Teri l'altro,
m~ultato di so dollari dial Giudice di
Polizia Conlan per avere, ALA presen-
di dome e di fanciulli, riyolte del
lie parole volgari ed offensive al ma
n~ovratore e al conduttore di un car
di Fillmore.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16
DenarO
PrOduCeDendrO

Depositate 1 vostri risparmi g ne a
vrete gil Interest,". Gil ultimi sci me-
81 demmo ii $50 per cento. Attivita al
$500, 0O0. 90.
BANCA
632 Montgomery street
Succursale; 3343 Mission St, vicino al
la 29.ma Strada.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16

Due conduttori unionisti dovettero
pagare una forte multa per avere da
un omnibus" i~ndirazzato parole Of
fensive ad a%lcuni ~passeggeri di un
carro elettrico.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16

DESIDEhATI ragazzi e uomini per
imparare ! mestierf di plumbers, stuc-
catori, muratori. Catalogo gratis. Posi-
zlone sicura. In-segnamento pratico.
libri.
Coyne Trade school. $50 sth St., 8. #.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16
~TRASLOCO!l!
B. MUSSO Q G. s

No. 7O4 F1LBERT
fra Montgomery avenue . t.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16
Cr0naCa della Citta' e C0l0nia |ta|iana|
Morning Daily News
L'ITALIA:
GIORNALE QUOTIDIANe del MATING

Il pin grande Giornale Italiano negli
Stati Until = II solo che 81 pubblichi
ogni ygiorno in otto pagine con illu-
OtraziOni.
L'Italia., 1907-09-16

La vecchia Q nuova clientele e prega-
ia a fargli una vista
L'Italia., 1907-09-16

Ling. Patrizi nella sua lettera al
Cav. Sbarboro faceva notare un fat
to: che cioe la misura di mettere la
citta soto qu~arantena sarebbe stata
L'Italia., 1907-09-16

II Presidente del Board of Health
w. Ophuls, II. Blue, r.. Taylor.
n n 4
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16
Nevada State News

A resolution was passed in the As
sembly Wednesday barring all lobbyists
from the Capitol building.
The officers of the Goldfeld Miners
Union have issued notices advising
those looking for work to stay away
from Goldfeld. as there are three men
for every job in sight in the mines.
An official statement from the Selby
Smelling Works shows that a recent
shipment of AZ tons of ore from the
Hayes and Monnette lease on the Mo
hawk mine at Goldfeld Melted the ship
pers $574,000.
Ernest Il. Negman. a cattleman and
rancher in Battle Mountain, Nevada,
and Miss Margaret Russell. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Russell Of the
same pace, were married in Oakland,
Cal. on Feo. 8. at the Hotel Touraine.
In attempting to replace Q fuse which
was destroyed in the shaft house of the
Clinton Mining Company's lease on the
Florence mine at Goldield at an early
hour Monday morning, Ernest L. Tay-
lor. a young electrician Of Salt Lake
City. was electrocIted.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16
Gentlemen. Where Do You Stand?

that they pay for the entire cost aud
construction and equipment in eight
months; from every resident of the
State that has at heart the welfare of
the State the demand is made tina,
something must be done.
Gentlemen, you are merely the
creatures of these mining camps. ham
lets and cities. You may have fiattered
yourselves that you are their masters,
but you are really the servants. You
may have been deluded into thinking
that the everlasting arms of the cor
porations will protect you, world with
out end, but assuredly You are mis-
taken. The people will repay.
There is just this much to it! The
people of the State OF Nevada demand
that the Legislature grant legislation
giving relief from the unjust charges Of
the railroads. We do not s~upplicate
for it. nor request it. We demand it,
for we have the right. You who are
gathered there in Carson are there to
obey the will of the people of the i'm
periai State Of Nevada, You are not
there to be driven and led by any cor
poration. You belong to us, the people
of Nevada. and if you refuse the de-
mands which we see fit to make, we
shall see to it hat your names go down
into history as has gone the name of
Judas, who betrayed for pieces of silver
the Light of the World
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16

"Gentlemen Of the Senate, we want
TO know where you stand" says the
Reno Evening Gazette. caustically com
meDting on the defeat of the bill in the
Senate which gave to that body power
to subpoena officials Of public corpora
tions and ask for information pertinent
to aug inquiry that might be in pro
gress, and which defeat. regarded as a
test of strength of the people versus the
railroads indicates that the corporations
are the stronger.
You know what public sentiment is
on this question of regulating the rail-
roads.
you know that in all the length and
breadth OF Nevada there is no topic
upon which. in the main, there is such
substantial agreement as there is upon
this. Some Of ms may differ as to de-
tails. but that is a small matter; we
are willing to make concessions n to
the other in order to meet upon com-
mon ground and accomplish our pur-
pose. But the central strain must run
true; it must accord with the peoples
will.
do you doubt, gentlemen Of the
Senate. that such a sentiment exists ?
You can satisfy your lack of knowledge
easily. From every county in this
So. g. kL~ u-s,t~- wrAarn
railroads charge such excessive rates
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16
METAL MARKET MANIPULATION
Salt Lake Operator Says Quo
tations Made Misrepresent
the Business Done

Salt Lake Herald. Feb. ~: George
w. Ritter of the Eureka Hill Mining
Company has returned from a business
trip to New York and other financial
centers. While in New York he took
considerable pains TO look into the
metal market as il concerns the selling
and buying by the big and little con
Germs.
Mr.. Ritter says that such a thing a.
being able to buy lead or copper at the
quotation prices made by the metal ex-
change is simply out of the question.
The American Smelling & Refining
Company absolutely dominates the lead
market, and he was not able to learn OF
a single instance where anybody was
able TO buy lead at anything like the
quoted price of Sc per 100 pounds. even
when the metal was bought by the
thousands of tons From $500 TO
s. IS were the best prices he had heard
quoted anywhere. The American
tAiOuSA I5 mCtAOao VI
handling this metal. he says, is about
the most despised institution in the
United States. He heard q great deal
of talk of making a stand to have the
duty on lead removed in order that
decent treatment might be had from
the Smelter Trust.
In the case of copper. it is different,
because o dozen strong con binations
have a say IN the market for that metal,
but even in the case Of that metal
Mr.. Ritter says, the consumer pays
more than the prices hat are sent out
to form a basis of settlement with the
ordinary and small producers. That
the market is absolutely swept clean of
copper. he says. there is not a shadow
Of doubt. Most Of the big selling com
panies have contracted their products
months ahead, and the smaller users OF
the metal are to-day sending their
agents among the owners Of scrap heaps
and old junk in the hope Of finding the
much nseded supplies there.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16
A New Denatured Alcohol Bill

The compromise Denatured Alcohol
bill agreed on by the House Committee
on Ways and Means carries a provision
that the measure shall not become eft.
fective until after September /. 1908.
This date was fixed at the request OF
Mr.. Yerkes. Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue for purpose Of granting him
adequate time to prepare the regulations
for the manufacture Of alcohol by small
manufacturers not connected with dis
tilleries. The present law removing all
internal revenue tax from denatured
alcohol permits only distilleries and
factories having large ~denaturing ware
houses to engage in the manufaeture OF
the alcohol designed for fuel, light and
manufacturing purposes. and the bill
just reported by the House Committee
is to permit farmers to convert their
products into alcohol.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16
Lent and Easter

Annually inquiries are made as to
how the beginning Of Lent is figured
and what date governs in that particular
year. In the early days the Christians
based their observance Of Easter on the
Jewish Passover which. in turn, was
dxed by the Judean calendar. Accord
ing to this calendar the months were
coterminus with the revolutions Of the
moon and Easter was. therefore. the
Sunday following that i4th day Of the
calendar noon which falls upon or next
after March 81. Ash Wednesday is the
seventh week before Easter. This year
the Lenton season began Wednesday.
Feb. Is. Easter Sunday coming upon
March 3l-Pueblo. Colo, Chieftain.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16
NEW TO-DAY.
TO Whom 1t May Concern

fCopy Of notice sent 10 Prudence b. Mhalen,
Venetian Building, Chicago. Illinois,
Feb. 5, 1906
You are hereby notified that on this 5th day
Of February, 1906, a. Alpha, Eureka County,
Nevada, the following, besides other business,
was transacted at lawful meetings OF the
stockholders and directors ttrusteesl OF the
United States Mining & Smelling Company.
The number Of trustees was changed from
seven 10 FIVE. and the following named per-
sons we're elected trustees for the ensuing
year: VIM. whAlen, Mary MePhee. Alfred
Bruce, NJ. G. Daudried aud Z. ). L. Taber.
The following named persons were elected
to the of6c ; indieased opposite their names;
William Whalen. ..... ......... President
Mary McPhee. ............... Secretary
T.. J. L. Taber. Treasurer
The branch Office at Chicago was abolished.
Mary McPbee was appointed resident agent.
Said United States Mining Compay aud we,
the undersigned. its duly elected, qualified
and acting President, Secretary and Resident
Agent, do hereby make demand up,n you
that you forthuith and without delay, deliver
to said corporation on to its Secretary and
Resident Agent, Mary McPhee, at Alpha,
Eureka County. Nevada.
(l The minute book Of said United States
Mining & Smelling Company.
(2D The Stock Certificate book Of said
company.
90 The Seal OF said corporation and said
United States Mining & Smelling Company,
and we. the undersigned. President, Secretary
and Resident Agent, and T. J. L. Tsber,
Urea 'urer of said company, do hereby further
make demand upon you that you forthwith
and without delay deliver to said corporation
or to it, Treasurer at Alpha, Eureka County,
Nevada,
"a The Cash book OF said corporation.
% All Treasury. Stock Of said company
amounting to about 5000 shares Of its capital
stock, and said company, and we, its said
President, Secretary and Resident Agent, and
Treasurer. do hereby make final demand upon
you that you forthwith and without delay
deliver unto said corporation, or TO its said
President, Secretary or Treasurer, at said
Alpha. Eureka County. Nevada, all vouchers,
papers documents, instruments and all other
property, Of Shatever name, nature or de-
scription. belonging TO said corporation, or TO
the possession Of which it, its said officers or
any of them, is lawfully entitled.
~[sisnedl WV. WHALEs. President.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16
RAILROAD BILL is INTRODUCED
Measure Endorsed by Commercial
League Is Now Before the
Legislature

The Railroad bill favored by the Ne.
vada Commercial League was intro
duced in the Assembly on Wednesday.
Feb. 10. A general canvass OF both
Houses indicates that the bill will pass.
Its passage in the Assembly is assured
without question. and there Is ground
for belief that the members OF the
Upper House will follow the example Of
the Assembly.
The Democratic members of both
Houses Of the Legislature held a caucus
Tuesday evening at which every leRis-
lator present pledged himself to support
the above Railroad bill.
Summary of the New Bill
The provisions of the bill in brief are
as follows:
1t proposes that . railway commission
of three shall be appointed by a board
to consist of the Governor. the Lieu
tenant Governor and the Attorney Gen.
eral. The commission is to be appointed
80 days after the passage Of the Act. 1t
had beer agreed in Reno that the term
Of office should be six yeass. but the
caucus decided that three years would
he better and the bill was SO amended.
For ineficiency or neglect Of duty the
appointing board may remoye any COM
missioner upon giving him a hearing at
which he may make his defense.
One commissioner is to devote his en-
tire time to the work of the commission
and he is to be paid $4,000 a year. while
the other two are to receive $500.
The powers of the board are very
broad and effective and most Of them
have peer sustained by the courts in
other States. Railways must place their
rate schedules on file with the board and
cannot alter them without the consent
of the board.
A maximum rate based upon the
Western Classification Associations list
is fixed. and the classification as adopted
in October of last year is made a part Of
the records.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16
Not For Him

The poor old chap was dying. His
family was gathered around his bed and
the doctor had said he would no outlast
the day. Suddenly the sick man beck.
oned his daughter to his side.
whats that nice smell of cooking:''
he asked in a feeble voice.
tits ham" the daughter answered.
Cant ! have a bit?" pleaded the
dying man.
mo you can't it's for the funeral"
said his MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16


"Being the owner Of q stage line."
ssid Douglass Of Churchill County, II
would not have the affairs Of corpora
tons examined in public. Since l do
not wantthe affairs Of my stage line in
vestigated. / would not vote for the
Boyd bill"
(Note-where is that stage lineD
A Cooperation Man
81 belong 10 q corporation myself"
said Senator Wilson Of Lyon County.
''and / do not like this way Of prying
into the affairs Of a company. Ii is not
fair to publicizs the secrets of a concern
which are not meant for the public.
The Boyd measure would go into the
affairs of the railroads and cause a lot
Of needless expense"
May Want Borrowed Money
Senator Locklin Of Storey County
said: Il belong to a corporation also.
and / do not see what right the State
has to know the affairs of the concerns
doing business in the State. I'll should
want to borrow money at any time,
and the Subpoena bill was passed and
an investigation made of a concern in
which ! am interested, the stock in the
concern would drop and l would be the
loser"
RsU Too Drosfic
Senator Mack of Douglas County de.
clared: 1.-THE Subpoena bill is too
drastic. / will vote Tor anything within
reason, anything conservative"
Easfon Very Angry
II did note vote in the committee on
the bill before it came before the
House." said Senator Eiston Of Lander
County to-day. for l did not like the
provisions. Admitting that l helped
frame the measure in Senator Boyd's
Office. / simply changed my mind
about voting for the measure"
Campbell Has Opinion
Senator Campbell of Lincoln County
said: 81 voted according to my views"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16
Hotel ZadOW Arrivals

Following are the arrivals at the
Hotel Zadow for the week ending
Feb. IA:
J. r. Davis, Chicago
n. K. Baer, Salt Lake
@. w. Meador. Sacramento
I. ]. Cashin, South Omaha
@. W. Henry, South Omaha
w. L. Bull, Salt Lake
Z. T. Stewart. Salt Lake
William Psrnes. Ogden
/. K. Rosenthai. San Francisco
Fred Norris, Tonopah
Carl Muir and wife. Hamilton
Charles Chastine. Cnrrant Greek
Dave Mclean, Currant Creek
John hardness, Reno.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16
A Square Deal Shuttle

A machine which automatically
shufhes a pack of cards in an instant
with the cards concealed from sight,
and which changes the position Of nine
out Of every ten cards, is the latest
mechanical device for card players. 1t
not only protects the cards from injury
but gives an absolutely square deal
shuttle. The machine weighs four
pounds and attaches in a to
any table. II is about IL inches high.
Mechanics.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16
Editor Booher Not Convinced

In commenting IN the above explana-
tons the Elko Independent says:
There you have the gist Of the grave
and weighty reasons of the ten Senators
who voted against a measure that was
in the interest of the people of the
whole State. While these reasons may
be weighty enough to cause an honest
Senator to vote against a measure that
would enable the Legislature to invest.
gate corporations that are robb ng the
people of this State, it is doubtful if
they are weighty enough to convince
the people Of their honesty aud in
tegrity."
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16
TO DIVIDE Sd JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Present Legislature Expected TO Make
yye County Another District

Before closing his recent term Of court
at ToBopah. Judge Peter Breen stated
from the bench that he was almost
positive that the present Legislature
would see ft TO divide the Third Judicial
District and make Nye County a district
by itself. Il have written TO many
members Of the Legislature" said his
honor. .'aDd / believe that that body
viii come 20 the rescue 1t is quite
probable that this will be my last ap-
pearauce here. There is now from eight
20 nine months steady work On the
ocket Of Nye County, and / prediei
hat within a year the Judge who is sp
pointed. If the Legislature sees ft. will
nave to have the assistance Of a special
Judge. There are numerous mining
asses, and each one will require from
lwo weeks to six week TO hear"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16
Ten Senator's Give Their Reasons

The people Of Nevada are highly in
digDanf over the result of the vote II
the Nevada L ~gislature on the Subpoena
bill in which ten Senators apparently
voted in favor II the corporation inter
ests Instead Of standing with the
people.
When interviewed by the Reno Jour-
nal in regard to their action. the ten
Senators who voted against the bill
raw the following reasons:
Eurekais Senator Explains His Vote
Il really did not like the bill" said
Senator Brossemer Of Eureka County.
and when it came up for a vote. 1
was tempted to turn down the measure.
There was a question Of constitutional
ty involved. / would not see a
neasure passed which would prove
unconstitutional.
There seemed to be q niger in the
fence. aud as long as l suspected some
thing wrong with the proposed law, !
would not vote for it. We legislators,
can not be 10 careful when discharging
our duties. We must treat the cor
porations with Conservatism"
Martins Excuse
"'Cinch' bills are dangerous. and
that is what / thought of the measure
which you ask me about" said Senator
Martin OF Washoe County. 1T would
impose a hardship on the railroads. the
the telegraph company aud the other
public utility corporations by ordering
that the officials and the records be pro-
duced for examination before the Legis-
lature. The purpose of the bill may
have been all right. but the bill itself
was too drastic. 1t would have been of
little benefit to the State to know. these
things"
Gallagher No Suited
Senator Gallagher of White Pine
County said 1.-The bill did not suit
me at all, because it would take ad.
vantage of the railroads and corpora
tons whose secrets are not open to the
public. / will vote for anything in
reason. but / do not believe in making
the public utility concerns show their
hands before an inquisitorial body when
that body would be little benefited by
the information"
Afraid of Expenses
Senator Woodbury. from Ormsby
County asserted The Subpoena bill
was not a good measure because it
would prove expensive to the State.
and when the legislators wanted the
corporation officials to appear before
il the State would be burdened. The
officials of corporations cannot be
brought before the Legislature without
their expenses being paid. could not
support such a BILL"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16

Speaker Skaggs has introduced a bill
in the Assembly compelling railroads to
furnish cars. and those ordering them
to load same within a certain time, both
being liable to a fine for violation.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16
METAL MARK ct.

The latest metal quotations are as
follows:
Silver at New York 6s3 cents per ounce.
Lead 81 New York. $500 per 100 pounds
Casting Copper at Salt Lake City. 24a cts
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-02-16
Life.

Life.
An infant on its mothers breast,
A bouncing boy at play:
A youth by maiden fair caressed,
An old man silver gray,
is all Of life We know
A JOY. a fear.
A smile. a ear
And all is DER below.
Richard Coe.
A child should always say what's true
And speak when he Is spoken to
And behave mannerly at table
At least as far as he is able.
Robert Louis Stevenson.