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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
Catlin Owners Will Build Mill

The owners of the Catlin property at
Silver Bow, Nye County. will erect a
ten.stamp mill in the Spring. according
to Bert L. Smith, one of the large own
ers. During the present Winter the
work will consist chiefly of developing
the mine, which at present discloses a
ledge of fine ore which could be shipped
and from which shipments have been
made, but the owners feel that to ship
the ore is little less than throwing
money away as the freight and charges
amount 10 about $57 per ton. Mr.. Smith
says that the ore of the district is what
is known as a free milling silver ore and
that it can be easily milled at a big profit.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
BARTLETT WILL GET BUSY
10 Introduce Four Measures Al
Opening Of Congress For the
Benefit of Nevada

The evening before our former fellow.
townsman Congressman George
Bartlett left Tonopah for WASHINGTON
ID. O.. to attend to his official duties in
Congress. which body convenes nax,
Monday, Dec. 2. his numerous friends
la Tonopah turned out in force To mar.
ticipate in a farewell party given in his
honor.
A number Of appropriate addresses
were delivered by the gentlemen pres.
ent. and in his response Mr.. Bartlett OK.
pressed his appreciation OF the erea,
honor conferred upon him by the peo.
pie OF Nevada by electing him to Con.
gress. and he pledged his best efforts in
behalf Of his constituents during his
term in the House OF Representatives
Upon his arrival at Reno Noyember
%, ON his way to Washington, he was
interviewed by one of the newspaper
reporters Of that city. aud among other
things he said:
II intend introducing at the begin.
ming Of the forthcoming session of Con.
gress four measures-namely, one for
the free coinage Of silver, another for
an increase in the appropriation for the
Federal building at Reno, the third is to
have the United States take up the
smelling business as one of the depart.
ments OF the Government, and the
fourth a suspension Of the annual as.
sessment work OF unpatented mining
claims for 1907"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
News Notes from Hamilton

Miss Treasure LAM has been very sick
of pleurisy, but lie now improving.
]. +. Beck has moved his family
here and will remain for the Winter.
School opened again last Monday. af.
ter an enforced vacation of a month
and a half.
G. S. Alden, Chas. Blackburn and
Mrs. Mary Kennedy have left for Cali
fornia for the Wintsr.
The freight teams of William Matson
came home Tuesday from Eureka and
report much snow on the Pinto summit.
J.. Mitchell, who with Roy W.
Schenck is working the Zoani mine
which they recently bought, left for
Ely Monday.
We have had some snow here, but
most of it has thawed away and only
the top of White Pine mountain shows
white in the distance.
Reports from Salt Lake state that an
operation for appendicitis has been sue
cessfully performed on Mrs. Carl Muir
and that she is rapidly convalescing.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
LOCAL BREvITIES.

via. McKinnon was up from faii'
ode last saturday
will Ioufburrow returned from
u..hs on Wednesday.
Mendes vas al arrival from
.~~sw.ter on Thursday.
IA Mrs. Fred Sarton were ar
.ssrs this week from Hamilton.
Brossemer left "Wednesday
a business trip to Hamilton.
"a McElliu and daughter Miss
-, we're visitors from Hamilton
this week.
,,s,bsa Parry returned to En-.
an Monday from a couple OF
r S,.,h.' visit at San Jose. Gal.
y.lix Rice, who has been watchman
a.E&P P. r. r. shops at Palisade,
returned to Eureka this week
The San Francisco Brewery saloon is
..o;,e a thorough renovating.
wrn pobertson is doing the work.
100 aoor was put down in the Eu-
oo,ra House last week. The i'm
D.,,.ms,t gives good satisfaction.
~. and Mrs. John Moyle returned tc
o.s, Hill this week from a visit at Ely
tn their daughter, Mrs. Alfred Do
s%autels.
c,.,lss Minoletti OF Hamilton re-
- n Eureka on Wednesdays train
,..m . business trip to San Francisco.
d. ,s,t for home Friday morning.
u;.s Fannie Anderson left by
w.anssday's train for San Diego. Cali
,,,,i. where she goes to join hei
u,,bsr. sister and brother. who re-
side there.
Nia A. @. Keurick. travelling mana
ssr in Nevada for the vivavi Medicine
Company, left for Elko Friday. She
s.ys an illustrated health talk TO tbs
ladies' Of Eureka at the school house last
Saturday afternoon that was both In
trssting aud instructive.
Mrs. Mary McElroy returned to hel
home in Reno last Sunday from a three
vsek,' visit with relatives aud friends
a, Ruby Hill aud in Eureka. Mrs. Nc.
ElrOy left Eureka several years ago ant
invested in Reno real estate. Her prop.
srty has advanced in value until she IL
now financially most comfortably stu
s.ed.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
RUBY HILL HONOR ROLL

The following ia the Roll of Honor oil Inc
Ruby Hin School for the month ending Nov
% Of all pupil. who have neither been absent
or tardy and who have attained the requis'
average in scholarship and department.
Seventh Grade-Clara Rosevear'
Fifth Grade-Ruby Williams.
Fourth G~rade-Albert Beck, feari NicnOi
Third Grade-Florence vivian, Li11i'
Kitchen. Sophia Esthorne, Estelia hose'sai'
Malyina Rice, Sidney Hooking Dewey "e'
Naughton. ri.
Second GrAde-Leon Rice, Thomas Eee'eS'
Mary Peroglio. n-c.,s
First Grade-Margsret Kitchen, Dee Coats
Annie Williams.
Receiving Grade-walter MeNsushton,
RRpEccA EocLEs. Principal
HupA WILLIAMS, Teaehe''
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DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed in the Office of the Recorder
OF Eureka County Up to
November 81, 1907

Certificates Of Location of the Sunset
Nos. l and 2 and Butte mines in un-
known mining district about Fix miles
east of the Deau ranch in Brock canyon
by E. w. Orr and Arthur Pollinger.
Recorded Nov. 10.
Certificates of Location of the Race
Horse Nos. l and 2 in Richmond mining
district about Is miles northwest of
Carlin by George Cotant and ]. NJ.
Taber. Recorded Nov. 10.
Proof Of Labor on the Copper Queen
Group mine in Stafford mining district
by Henry NJ. Chance. Recorded Nov.
Is.
Location Certificates of the Bay State.
Lizard Head aud Hand L mines in IN
known mining district about 10 miles
northeast of Beowawe in the Tuscorora
mountains by ]. +. Howell. Recorded
Nov. Is.
Certificate of Location Of the Gem
mine in unknown mining district in
Brock canyon about seven and a half
miles east Of the Dean ranch by j. p.
Shelyin and G. E Bolan. Recorded
Nov. %.
Certificate OF Location of the White
Line mine in unknown mining district
in Brock canyon about five and a half
miles east Of the Dean ranch by J. p.
Sheyliu, Mrs. L. Shevhn, Roy Shevlin
aud Mathew Shevlin. Recorded Nov.
%.
Certificate of Location Of the Horse
shoe mine in unknown mining district
one mile west of Brock canyon about
six miles northeast Of the Tenabo sum
init by ]. P. Shevl:n. Recorded Nov. %.
Certificate Of Location Of the Home
stake No. / mine in unknown mining
district about two aud a half miles up
Brock canyon on the northeast side by
]. P. shevlin and @. E Bolau. Record.
ed Nov. %.
Certificate of Location of the Lone
Star No. 1 mine in unknown mining
district in Brock canyon seven and q
half miles east of the Dean ranch by j.
P. Shevlin and Mrs. E. Shevlin. Re-
corded Nov. %.
Certificate of Location Of the Home
stead No. 2 niue in unknown mining
district 10 Brock canyon about two and
a half miles from the mouth OF said can
yon by j. P. shevlin. Recorded Nov
90.
Certificate of Location of the Lone
Star No 2 mine in unknown mining
/ district about two and a half miles up
Brock canyon on the southwest side by
J. p. shev.in and Mrs. E. Shevlin. Re-
corded Nov. %.
Proof of Labor on the New York,
Hecla. Iron Pit, Nineteen Hundred
Arizona and Webster mines in Mineral
Hill mining district south Of the Big
Sandy mine by Nathan Leyinson. Re-
corded Nov. "a.
Proof of Labor on the Yosemite, Mas
cot and Friday Consolidated mines in
Mineral Hill mining district about eight
miles west of the Hay Ranch on the h.
& P. R. R. by A. Plummer. Recorded
Nov. 20.
Notice of Assessment work on the
Mayfower mine in Eureka mining DIS
trict by f. Imobers.eg. Recorded NOV
81.
Humboldt Land and Cattle Company
10 Bullion Transportation Company
Deed 10 lot 7 in block 8 in the town oil
paowawe Eureka County. Considera'
tion $3.50. Recorded Nov. %.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
Trunks EMIL of Ore

Goldfeld, New, November 27.-Three
trunks filed with high-grade ore from
Goldfield were recently seized by de-
tectives at Salt Lake. and the owner of
the trunks not appearing to dispute
possession, they were returned to Gold.
field. There is about 400 pounds Of ore
in the trunks, worth $4,000, or $i5 q
pound. The ore is now in the posses
sion of the Consolidated Mines Com
pany, from whom it is said to have
been stolen, piece by piece. by miners
employed by the company.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
PAYS LODGE OFFICIAL VISIT
President of Rebekah Assembly Given
Cordial Reception by Local Order


Mrs. Della b. Woodruff, President Of
the Rsbekah Assembly. l. o. o. +. Of
Nevada. who is making a tour of the
State on an official visit to the various
lodges Of that order, arrived in Eureka
on Monday train.
la the evening Diamond Rebekah
Lodge No. s held its regular meeting
and received the Grand officer In official
form. The meeting was largely at
tended by members Of the lodge, and
after reviewing the work Mrs. Wood
ruff dtliverd a pleasing and interesting
talk, and also spoke of the increased
membership and healthy condition Of
the lodges throughout the State.
After the lodge closed a ban Iuet was
given in honor of the distinguished
visitor and a very pleasant time was had
by those in attendance.
Mrs. Woodruff left on Tuesday morn
ing's train for the western part Of the
State.
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Mask Ball New Years Eve

The Mob Hill Fire Company will give
masquerade ball at the Eureka Opera
mouse on New Years eve, Tuesday.
december 81. This is the first mas
q0efade ball given by that company
.nd the members are hard at work per-
''Oung arrangements TO make the event
.of'ny OF the occasion. The Mob Hill
rue Company is one of the institutions
VI the town. and the citizens should en-
00fAge the boys Of all the fire COM
p.n'es here whenever they decide to
give something OF a social nature like
'ae Dali referred to above. For full
p.ss'culars see advertisement in another
column Of this issue.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
Partners Must Pay Their Share

When a partner in an unpatented
mining claim refuses to contribute his
share of annual assessment work. the
partner or partners have in the law a
method of settlement which is defined,
says the American Mining Review.
An advertisement is published for 90
days setting forth the facts aud calling
upon the delinquent to contribute his
share of the expense, failing in which
the title passes to those who have fully
complied with the requirements Of the
law, and the delinquent no longer has a
shadow of interest or title to the prop
erty.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS

REMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT
Eureka, Nevada, on the 9th day of Novem-
Der, 1907. Persons calling for any of these
letters will please say Advertised" Nov. 30.
Castanzo Abetto, Serafn Barainca,
Chas. j. Blaisdell, E. F. Harvey,
NJ. L. Stevenson 2, J. w. Turner,
Adam Thompson, Larkin West
G. l.. BROY, Postmaster.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
The Ball On Ruby Hill

All h arrangements are completed
for the ball to be given by Eureka LoOa'
No. ge5. Western Federation OF Miners a',
a, Miners Union Hall on Ruby hi'l
Friday evening December o anu INV ~
event promises to be one Of the most en- en-.
i0vable and successful affairs mat ha'
taken place there for many years - oont.
per will be served in the hall at % 0 81 :
Pc ao~nla' Germans orchestra will III 7.
n,.h the music. IL is learned that 9u,'s
a number from Eureka viii a,'sn os .I
ball. The management OF the S ana,i
will sse that all in attendance are iO0ASO
after and given a good time
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Wednesday Nights Entertainment

wednesday, NIGHTS entertainment
The three-act drama given by the
Base Range Dramatic Company on
Wednesday evening at the Opera House
entitled Nevada, Or the Lost Mine''
was well attended and the members of
the company acquitted themselves
%creditably in the characters they as.
sumed, the audience warmly appreci.
aiiug their efforts. The specialties in.
terspersed between acts by Eureka's
local talent were well received. At the
conclusion Of the entertainment a
dance was given and continued until 9
o'clock a. IN.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
COAL STILL SCARCE IN EUREKA
Dut flenty of That Article Can Be
Had In Salt Lake CITY

Had In Salt Lake CITY
From information CLEANED from m
Sait Lake Tribune Of November % il is
learned that there is an abundant spn.
ply Of coal ia tina, city. That paper
states that heretofore during the Win.
ters coal has been a mighty nreciops
possession. but owing to the closing
uown oil the smelters which consumed
a vast quantity Of coal and coke. and
the opening up Of new coal mines, the
supply bids fair to be equal to the de-.
mahd Tor many months TO come. II
also says that Manager Bamberger of
the Bamberger Coal Company of Sal,
Lake states that practically all the deal.
ers IN that city are well up with their
orders.
The SENTINEL learns hat G. s Sly
OF The Ruby Hill Mercantile Company
ordered a carload Of coal from Salt Lake
Tor the Eareka maket aud il was shin.
pea from the former place in a Rio
urande coal car, but on arriving at Og.
Den 1t was found hat the car was in
such a diiapidated condition that it was
taken no further and run onto a siding.
II is also learned that Frank Lewis Of
Eureka has written to several coal deal.
ers in Utah and Wyoming with a view
oil getting shipments of coal here for
domestic use in this section, but up to
the present time he has not been in.
formed whether or not they will supply
him.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
Senator Jones of Nevada

John p. Jones. former United States
Senator from Nevada, has returned to
his seaside home at Santa Monica, Cal.
For the past two years or more MIR.
Jones has been in New York City. The
health of the famous silver advocate is
still good and his family says that he
looks forward Il his visit to California
with pleasure.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
special Night Ore Trains

The Richmond Eureka Company on
Ruby Hill is now shipping about 2o
tous Of ore a day to the United States
Shelters at Bingham. Utah. The Eu'
reka a. Palisade Railroad this week run
several night specials for the purpose OF
cleaning up the surplus ore that has &C
~oumulated aud which the regular day
train was unable TO handle.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
J.H Mckenzie Elected Wine Manager

j.. H.. e'Jack'O Mckenzie. a former
resident Of Ruby Hill. where he engag.
ed in mining, and who left here about
10 years ago. has been elected general
manager Of the Goldheld Consolidated
Mines Company Of Goldfield, Esmeralda
County. succeeding j. w. Finch.
Since leaving Eureka Mr.. Mckenzie has
become quite prominent as a mining
engineer and is reputed to be q skillful
mine manager. He has already arrived
in Goldheld and taken charge Of the
compauy's property.
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Inc Goldfeld Chamber of Com
aerce passed a resolution favor
'Ag a special Legislative session
saa Douglas County taxpayers
aoid a similar sentiment.
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GOldaeld Mines Forced to Close Dow

uoIdheld Mines Forced to Close Down
Goldheld. New, Nov. 26.-The min
era union tonight voted to accept moth.
ing but currency in payment for the
iaoor Of Its members, this action to take
elect tomorrow morning. As it is i'm.
possible to get money with which to
pay the men, the mines will be forced
@close for an indefinite period.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
FAVOR Absolute Exclusion

The American Federation of Labor IN
.os.ion at Norfolk, Va, unanimously
soa,ad a resolution favoriug absolute
EXCLUSION of all immigration from
lotto countries to the United States
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File Your Bills

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners will be
held on Monday. All bills against the
county should be filed with the County
Clerk not later than Saturday, Nov. 80.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
Major Long Ill at Reno

The Journal says Major WIS Long
tho limited States Surveyor Gener-
ais Office at Reno. who was at n time
! resident of Eureka. has been Ill ior
soma time. He is suffering from heart
tronhle.
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,y,,, ps Delinquent Monday

The attention of the taxpayers o o. hat
Monday. December 9 is the las. .a Gay ,b ~
s wa,'. nav will be delinquent and the ~
u ua. oeut penalty added. oae IN o,hs r.
per , o,as can be paid now and the o'ner
the 'o an or before the first Monday IN
June, 1908.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
n;voree Granted

Jndpe Peter Breen of the Third Judic-
,.l district Court ON November 2S' 1871
~rantea a decree Of divorce to Miles Me-
Kinpon of Palisade from his wife, owe
McKinuon, on the ground OF aduitry'
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
METAL MARKET.

ane latest metal quotations r a
follows:
su'ss at New York 57s tents per ounce.
cssa ~ Salt Lake SAB per 100 pounds.
s@s'ns Copper at Salt Lake. 12t cents.
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Notice to


Notice is hereby given that the taxes on all
taxable property in Eureka County, Nevada,
for the year 1907 are now due and payable at
the Office Of the County Treasurer at Eureka,
Nevada.
One-half Of the taxes can be paid on or be-
fore December 2, 1907. and the other half on
or before the first Monday in June, 1908.
Taxes will become delinquent on December
2. 1907. and IL not paid at that time ten per
cent will be added thereto by law.
Taxes must be paid in lawful money; no
checks will be received.
r. VEGETABLES,
Treasurer Of Eureka County, Nevada.
Eureka, Nevada, November 4, 1907.
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: merry Creek, White Pine County, Ne
~ November, Is. 1907, to the wife Of
f'ssr salvi. . son.
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MANY SUDDEN DEATHS
From Poisonous Rhcum ati5nn.

rheumatism has for years been re-
garded as an exceedingly painful dis
ease but it has only been discovered
within tho last few years that it is
this terrible trouble that is either
directly or Indirectly causing thou
sands Of deaths yearly throughout our
country. rheumatism of the Heart.
Neuralgia Of the Heart, Paralysis.
Uric Acid Poisoning are among the
most dangerous forms Of the disease.
If Uric Acid is allowed to stay in the
system sudden death can scarcely be
averte1, bat if any sufferer will go Ut
once to c. 3. Murpny's Of Augusta and
Chas. w. Ward Of Gardiner and get Il
bottle Of -BLOODINE' the guaranteed
remedy for rheumatism, they will
positively be cured. BLOODlNE in
large bottles costs 80 cents. In Cd
chronic cases where there is acute
rains, "BLOODINE RHEUMATIC
LINIMENT''' should be used with
'BLOODINE."
oct21 90, novG14
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Boston Market.

Boston. NOV. ). 1891.
FLCTR-Mill shipment. spring patents
rer Dbl. Sj.5oGi SO: winter patents. mill
shipment. Per Dbl, s5.0N.54o.
CoRNMEAI .-Granu.ated per Dbl,
SIZE. 81; boiled. per Dbl, $i.2lai.+O.
CGl;:<-e5trcam"r VI How SPOT ~
No. Nclow .-llft12c.: No . GLOW, all
rail pr hu - ". NJ. :: yellow all Taii
&c.
RYE FLOUE-Per hbl si.15Gi5.GO.
OATME Alive quote rolled at S.1oa
{ ~, rcr boil: cut S.S'd2.
CRAIIAM-:i. 2off5.G5
NnrS-N". clipped 6'c.: No. " clip
rnd fs5t:1c: "a t" - lbs. I" snip p2r hu.,
i',t,,6lr.. a 10 . lbs. per bu., 19n'9Ec-
- 10 "a Ms. PED In. .M5S,!c.
PHOVISInNs-P"rk heavy hacks. per
Long cuts 5000: loose per H.. 1oi2c.
ribs 1G'iM1Gl.c.: hams rc-uhir and small
l&laGr1al. IN ends. E22.5GM 40, should
ers. fr-h ila.c. lard rendered per h.
He.
Ef:EF-Croicc hirds, 1SN1Slic.; choice
fores. 7IkM1s.c.
LANES, MUTTON lambs, Hr;in-.
HALE. yclliiI-s. sac. nation, Suoc.
VEAT.-Per n, I1EMl;;.
POULTRY -rhirkenS. northern brotlers
per H. iSF:.Gc.: western hroiiers. per lb
l:ffiVc.: r-oSicr;; fowl. :3ftl}c
III 'i''ri.tl- North "reImcI.-. ~ 81.
"c"trs.n ''. a,n"lN. -71:'1r-: NORTH Z 'i:-N
oj, ,.'T,.
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PALMYRA GRANGE.

PaimyrI Grange met III regular S'H-
sion Saturday evening with :. members
and one visitor present Ar INVITA-
ton from Hartland Grange was rrad
and accepted ard it vas voted to hoIo
an a!l-Gay melting to observe he ifth
anniversary of Ia" organization OF RAJ
nvra Grange which will occur
Wednesday, Nnv 18th. Harold FUR
bush. lecturer pro ton. presented tiie
following program:
Story. Meredith Ni"A''0''
Reading. BERTHE GoodN N
story l.. p Foley
Question. what are the best varieties
Of apple trees to plant to replace
those that were Killed out last year
discussed by W. A. Elaisdell. l.. H.
Carter w. Fl. ToWle. l.. P. Foley )
f.. Smith, G. W. Homestead. Harold
F'urbush. f. NJ Frost. A. l.. Max
field. 3. s. Sanford ana others
Recitation. Joseph lie biIiir
Story. Mrs w \. oitti9oc' u
Recitation. sane SahIN"
F.ieht-car trains are 20 be run on the
Boston elevated line in an erdeavor u
core with the traffic offered.
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Portland Market.

Portland. Nov. >. 1871.
FLOUR-Michisan and St. Louis,
straignts. $5.40GJ.60; winter wheat pa
tents S56tli5.15: spring wheat. baker,
s550I5.65; spring wheat. PATENTS. $6.3o06. 20,
GRAIN-Corn car lots 7+c.: bags Sof,S1c.
meal bags, 1"c. oats, car lots 3Sc.;
bags. G6c.. Mimi. sacked bran, bag lots.
$500: winter wheat bran. car lots, SIS;
bag lots $3.50; brown middlings, car lots,
$1,000
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy, per h.,
Sc tub. creamery, sc. Western fresh,
PC. N22lc.
i>GGS-Lastern fresh. "a; western,
fresh. 2n,a1c.: nearby fresh. SO.
CHEESE-N. Y. and factory 11GIi4c.
sage. 1SGt19c.
ORANGES ENG4OO.
LFMONS-$4.5 0ft5.50.
PRODUCE-Beans. California pea. 81;
AIS: yellow eyes, s.. 65Ql2. 80; red kidneys,
s.. 756i2,S5.
Chickens. 1G01Sc.; turkeys
Western. 1Sda1c. fowl. 1ial5C.
PROVISIONS-Pork heavy, SO: medi-
UNI. $3.50
LARD-Pure ties. half bbls.. 1O+.M1oEc.
cases, 113s@1l7sc.: compound. ties, hall
bbls.. 9i.MGs,: cases. ?5sM1nlsc.
SUGAE-FX. quality, bbls., 1913: small
bbls, S5.19; sacks, s5.19; extra c., $3.50.
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JOSEPH, loveioy.

quarters stating that Joseph Loveioy
formerly sergeant of Co. T.. died in Al
exand,ia. Va. Oct. -. the cause being
Bright's disease. Mr. Lovejoy WAS born
in Lawrence Dec %. 1914, and was a clerk
bv occupation. He enlisted as musi-
clan Of the Goth Mass Inf from Boston
July S. 1861. and was discharged in Ste
vensburG. Va. Dec. 10. 1863. He again en-
listed the next day in the same regiment
and was discharged at MunSon HILL Va.
July 16 1865, He was admitted to this
Homo from Boston oct. o. 1902