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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
Pobyt ~arcyksiecia Fran
ciszka F~erdynanda
W Berlinie.

Arcyksiaze Franciszek
Ferdynand nastepca tronu
Habsburg6w by} z odwiedzi-
nami U monarchy niemiec-
kiego i m6wit z MIN take 0.
sprawie polskiej. Niekt6re
gazety berli6skle W to tropy
pocze1y zbijac domys}y, we.
die kt6rych miano podczas
tych odwiedzin movie o
sprawach politycznych. Ga
zety to twierdza, 20 przyby-
Gle arcyksiecia do stolicy
.Niemiec by}o aktem tylko
grzeczno6ci. 1ymczasem ber-
.li1ski correspondent. gazety
wloskiej ,,Tribuna" podaje
Wiadomosc, kt6ra naturalnie
z wszelkiem nalezy przyjac
zastrzezeniemr Arcyksiaze-
tax opiewa telegram -zlozy}
tylko odwiedziny cesarzowi
5kt6ry o6wiadczy1, Il przymie-
RE Observation-Disclosures ME
mole utrzyma6 sic 2 powodu,
20 polscy j inni slowia6scy
poslowie " sejmach aust
ckich wystepuja %stanowczo.
pr1eciw temuz przymierzu.
Poruszyc take miaano pod.
czas rozmowyi spraWe pre-
s~ladowania Polak6w " Pru-
siech. correspondent berlih-
ski wloskiej gazety stwier-
dza, il odwiedziny arcyksie-
ola wywarly v Niemczachl.
wlelkie wrazenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18

[dlllialrzz dziewczetami, ktoreemu
sprzedal Zone . pieniadze
schowal do kieszeni. w dro-
DE wysiadl Sliwi6skl pa
m1,n1iejszej stacyi i pozostawil0
zone " pociagu. co sic :
MIA stale, dotychczas ME
Wiadomo. Niewierny malzo-
mex pochwalil sic " Lark
WITT swoim postepkiem, po-
5czem go a~resztowano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
Ukasz0ny przez pajaka.

Nawskros zatru,ta krew, sppwo
dowana przez ukaszenie Cd pajaka
John Washington, : Bosguenyiille,
Tex. ut1acilbY noge, ktdra sic sta
h mass ciekacych wrzod6w ,gdyby
ME zostal namowgiiolny do spr6bos
wanna Bnklena maSci arniikZoweii.
aOnnspiisze;;s,,PP zeEastosowapFiie
pomoglo, 4 scztery nI,dtalkaswyl
tc3sy wsxystlkliie.rraa slpte,ee
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
NieszczesliWy wypadek

zdarzy} sic uczennicy Bercie
Paesche W Piotrkowie. Pod
czas lekcyi kaza} jej naucz.
P. podnieSc z pod}ogi jaki6
p%rzedmiot. Gdy sic owa
dziewczynka schyli}a, nagle
zakrzykne}a, ze uczu}a W
piersiach okropne k}ucie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18

mialo igie " staniku, kt6ra
PREY schylaniu weszia jej v
piersi. P~rzywolany lekarz
ME zdolal ig}y wyc1agnae.
Dziewcze odwieziono do "a
kladu dyakonisek v Pozna-;
niiu.
RogatyWki pred sadem.
Glo6ny byl wystep policyi
pruskiej " Steele podczas
procesyi Bozego Gala, gdzie
to policya zakaza}a Towarzy-
stwu sw. Piotra " Steele po-
stepowac " procesyi, je6li
niosacy choragwie i asysten-
ci ME usuna r%ogatywek, kt6-
re mieli ma g}owie.
Rozumie sic, re Polacyk do
tego sic ME zast6sowali; po-
licya czapki zabra}a i Polacy
wystapili z procesyi. Policya
przys}a}a nastepnie mandaty
karne W wysoko6ci 80 marek.
Odwo}ano sic do s9du. Dnia
10 wrzesnia 1906 roku sta.
wall pred sadem }awniczym
W Steele cd Towarzystwa
sw. Antoniego z Freisen-
bruch PIP. MARGIN Pazo1a,
Jan Koczorowski, Jan Adam
kiewicz, a cd Towarzystwa
6w. Piotra z Steele PIP. Fran
ciszek Karczyhski, J6zef Po-
6lednik j Piotr Michas. Ma
stole sadowym lezaly owe
czapki, kt6re to vzagrazaly
publicznemu porzadkowi j
.bezpiecze6stwu". Sad po
dose d}ugiej naradzie wyda}
wyrok uwalniajacy, a koszta
.naiozyl ma kase 2~adstwowa.
Prokurator jednakze ME "a
dowoli} sic w6wczas 'wyro-
klein tym i za}ozy} apelacya.
Dnia % stycznia r. b. odby1
sic W Essen termin pred
izba karna, kt6ra rowniez
uwolni1a wszystkich oskar-
zonych cd why i kary a
koszta na1ozyfa kasie pan
stwowej.
Uznanie nalezy sic Roda-
kom re Steele i Freisenbru-
ze tax dzielnie praw
swoich dochodzili. Il,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
Nova przyczyna wydale-
MIA gimnazyast6W.

MIA gimnazyast6W.
Zgi mnazyum W WscAowie j "
progimnazyumw Kepnie wy
|dalono Zyckiego Mar, Wa :
lava Dyrkse Degorskiego 2
|G1abowa "a to ze rodzice ich
sprzyjaja s~trejkowi. Nadmie-
mic wypada, 70 wydaleni ME
maja rodze6stwa W szko]ach
elementarnych kt6reby strej-
kowa}o.
z progimnazyum W Tree
mesznie wydalono wzorowo
prowodzacych sic kwartane-
row Barczaka j Kaptura "a to
ze rodzehstwo ich strejkuje
W niemiekiej nauce relig.'
z gimnazyum inowroclaw-
skiego wydalono 3 uczni6w,
kt6rych rodze6stwo bierze
udzia} W strejku szk6lnym.
Nazwiska ich So: Barczak, Ha-
}agier Patyk.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30

La Fontaine, the famous French
poet and writer of fables, was a nota-
BILE example of the eccentricity OF
genius. When he lost his entire for
tune, a lady. who was one of his best
friends and an ardent admirer of his
works, FASTENED in alarm and distress
to find him. She met him in the street.
penniless and cheerful.
you must come to u home" she
said.
II was going there" he replied, and
her began a visit which prolonged 1t
self into years, during which La Fon-
ain never seemed to be troubled by
a thought that he was dependent. Nor
did the lady or her family have any
other feeling than one of delight and
pride that he made his home with
them.
Some one adopted n Of his sons
when the child was a baby. Knowing
that the boy was In good hands. he
seemed to forget all about him. Years
afterward at a dinner party he met a
young man whose wit and charm Of
pleased him greatly.
"Why. that is your son!' he was
told.
Indeed. am pleased to hear It,"
was his remarkable reply.
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The Goldfeld athletic club has
three fights scheduled for Thanks
giving day.
Rawhide, the new camp in Els
meralda County, only two months
old, has Is saloons.
Nearly every saw mill in the
Sierra Nevada mountains has
been closed down for the Winter.
On account of excessive charges
for electric lights in Tonopah, the
Bonanza and Sun advocate a re-
turn to oil burners.
The widow of officer Brown,
killed in a fight at Reno, has re-
ceived $4,000 life insurance from
an Eastern company.
Virginia City and Reno were
shaken up by a slight earthquake
shock about 1:30 o'clock on the
morning of November 22.
DIR. Way Tong, a former Carson
Chinese physician, is held at
Sumas, Washington, for depor-
tation on account of his being a
polygamist.
Regardless of the State law in
regard to pulling off prize fights,
the Reno Athletic Club continues
to pull off events under the head
of boxing contests.
G. S. Cripple, partner of Kline
in the Nevada Reduction Works
Company burglary at Goldfeld,
has been admitted to bail in the
sum of $500.
The Southern Pacific Company
has posted a bulletin at Winnie
mucca announcing that the CON-
pany will give a lot at Inlay to
all Winnemucca employees and
move their houses and barns and
other property free of cost,
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Der of the Vermont senate and In 1891
was appointed United States commits
sioner to Samoa, later becoming chief
justice of the island. In 1900 he went
to the Philippines as a member of the
civil commission and was assigned to
the department OF justice and finance.
Recognizing the Philippine treasury
and changing the money system from
a silver to a gold basis without injury
to business, he also organized the en-
tire judicial system and is the author
of the Philippine civil code.
Mr.. Ide rendered his resignation as a
commissioner early In 1906, to TAXI eff
feet ON June l, but when Governor
Luke z. Wright was made the first
ambassador to Japan Mr.. Ide was APP
pointed to take his place. President
Roosevelt and Secretary Taft feeling
that his services merited the honor of
having for a time at least held the
actual rank of governor general of the
Philippines. He served as governor
general until about a year ago. He
then returned to the continental Unit
ed States in time to attend the wed
ding of his daughter Annie to Con
gresham Bourke Cochran.
While en- route to this country Judge
Ide went ashore at Shanghai for a
drive through the city. The spirited
team was driven by a Chinese and
during the spin took fright and ran
away, dashing into a jinrickisha and
killing two Chinese. The carriage was
overturned, Judge Ide being thrown
violently to the ground along with the
driver. Neither was seriously injured,
but Judge Ide suffered a painful LAGER
alton of his left leg.
James T. Woodward, chairman of the
clearing house committee of the New
York Clearing House association
which figured conspieuously In the re-
| cent occurrences In Wall street, has
| been at the head of the Hanover bank
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Delinquent Sale Notice

Ruly Hill Tunnel and Mining Company.
Location of principal place of business, Eure.
ks, Eureka County, Nevada. Location Of
works, Eureka Mining District, Eureka Coun-
ty, State of Nevada
NOTICE-There is delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account Of as
,essment mo. 34) levied on the nth day of
September. 1907, the amount set opposite the
came of the respective shareholder as follows:
No. No.
NAME Cert. Shares Amt
Mrs. w. Winzell 485 $40 $50. 40
And in accordance with law, and an order
If the Board of Directors, made on the 9Th
lay Of September, 1907, so many shares of
ZACH parcel Of such stock as may b. necessary
shall be sold at public auction, at the Office Of
the company at 2. H.. Hubs furniture store
in Eureka, Nevada, on
Saturday, the IN day of December, 1901
at the hour Of 3 O'Clock p. m. Of said day, to
ray said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with costs of advertising and expenses
IF the sale.
G. III. Hull. Secretary.
Office, p. III. HUI Furniture Sto e, Eureka,
Nevada.
Eureka. Nevada, November Is, 1907.
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and Is in close WILLIAM d. "iLsoN.
touch with all its affairs.
Mr.. wilson's career is a remarkable
one. Born in B~lantyre. Scotland, / n
1890 no came RI this country with his
parents in 1870. His father settled 10
the coal mining regions. but was often
Ill and weak, so at nine years Die
young Wilson went into the mines to
load on to wagons the coal the elder
Wilson had dug. For a long time the
family was dependent upon the
amount shoveled by those little arms.
At ten the future congressman elect
was his fathers prompter In debates.
at eleven he was discharged for join
ing a labor union, at fourteen he Or
ganized a debating society and read
ing club in a cobbler's shop, at TWEEN
ty he was unable to get work in the
mines because of "pernicious activity"
at twenty-eight he helped organize the
United Mine Workers of America, and
at forty-four he was elected membef
Of the house of representatives over a
multimillionaire opponent. He has ten
children, and one of his daughters AID
ed in his election last fall by making
stump speeches for him and managing
the details of his campaign.
The arrival of the great pianist, lg-
mace Jan Paderewski, for a concert
tour In America recalls the craze that
existed over him when he first visited
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from. They've got WALKER
me lots of times, but | made up my
mind that I'd study the market and
beat them If il took a lifetime. 1t
took just six months. A year ago l
was all in. ! had lost a million. Then
l started studying. ] watched the
crops, the bond sales, the stock sales.
/ got a theory that If bonds couldn't
be sold, though stocks paid dividends,
there was something wrong.
This country is all right. 1t is per
fectly right for people to invest But
we want the man who buys bonds and
stocks outright and puts them In his
box. They are not doing that now.
Men buy to sell again, but nobody Is
hanging on. That is why | figured out
this panic, and things are going lower,
let me tell you"
Henry G. Ide, one of the receivers
for the suspended Knickerbocker Trust
Company of New York, has had a
varied career, including labors as an
educator. lawyer, legislator, jurist, civil
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Is 1DafleS CuTteT Oh
'Ardmore. who will represent the Fourth
district In the house. Ardmore was in
Indian Territory. and Mr.. Carter Is
himself part Indian. He is one-fourth
Chickasaw and also has Cherokee
blood. He is a farmer and stockman
and a Democrat and stands high In the
community.
Four out of the five Oklahoma n
gressmen elect are Democrats. Until
the next general census the state will
have FIVE congressional districts, and
this will increase the membership of
the house of representatives to 391, but
it will in no way affect the balance of
power in the house, nor will the adj
mission to the senate of two Democrats
from Oklahoma affect party conditions,
as the Republicans have a large ma
jority in both branches of congress.
The state will be entitled to fourteen
delegates in each of the great national
party conventions.
william B. Wilson, who is a candi-
date to succeed John Mitchell as pres
ident Of the United Mine Workers OF
America, is representative elect from
the Fifth district of Pennsylvania. He
has long been looked upon as Presi-
dent Mitchell's right hand man In the
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WATER NOTICE
Notice of Application for PERMITS
sion to Appropriate the Public
Waters of the State of Nevada
Application No. sos

Application No. sos
Notice is hereby given that on the 23ri day
of September, 1907, in accordance with Section
%, Chapter XVIII, of the Statutes of 1907,
one John H. T.. Weekend Of C%urraot, County
of Nye and State Of Nevada, made application
to the State Engineer Of Nevada for permits
sion to appropriate the public waters of the
State Of Nevada. Such appropriation is to
be made from Big Greek, Nye County, Ne
vads, at points at the mouth of Big Creek
Canyon in T. IA N. r. So E.. by means Of a
dam, and IL cubic feet per second is to be con.
veyed to points two miles northwesterly from
point Of diversion by means of bitches and
pipes and there used for power and milling
and agricultural purposes,
Signedi
FRANK r. NICHOLAS,
State Engineer.
Date Of first publication Nov. 16, 1907.
Date of last publication Dec. Ia, 1907.
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traitor and
%financier. Born In
Barnet, VT, in 1874,
he was graduated
o Dartmouth In
b i twenty-second
year, and. after
serving for some
time as principal of
the high school at
st. J~ohnsbury, VT,
where he still has q
home, he was ad-
mitted to the bar.
lie waa @ n
times o a mem
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Princes Punishment followed a tempestuous scene between Louis
PHILIPPE and his father, in which the former demanded that King
Charles either change his policy or abdicate.
Don Miguel, the pretender, is the Duke of Braganza and 81
years old. He lives at the Chateau Zesbenstein, in a beautifully
wooded park, two hours ride from Vienna. He is an ardent sports
man, a big game hunter, widely travelled and widely read in many
languages. He has IN extensive knowledge of men and thinks from
many standpoints. Adding to this, kindness, wit and genius, the
Duke, who is a colonel of bussars in an Austrian regiment, makes
friends and followers wherever he goes. The Duke has been mar
ried twice and has two sons and five daughters.
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horses as he can
find time to use.
Speaking of his rise
in the world and
the cause of pres
emit financial condi-
tons, Mr.. Walker
said:
II began when |
was eighteen. | had
$50, 900 to begin
with. My father
was Edwin Walker
of Chicago, and
that's where | come
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for thirty years. He
was born in Mary
land and at the
close of the civil
war entered the
New York import
ing house of Ross,
Campbell & Co.. in
which he rose to be
a partner. In 1873
he became a direct
or In the Hanover
bank, and four years
later he retired o
mercantile business
in d to take up
the duties of its
During
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their homes, his enemies pIo'tinS
to overthrow him and establish
in his place a pretender, the Duke
of Braganza, King Carlos OF
Portugal who alone Of all rulers
cannot even attract the envy OF
the Gar, is trembling lest he be
forced to abdicate his throne.
In the political clubs OF Eng
land, in the royal court of Ger
many, even in cafes OF Paris,
where all is gayety and laughter,
politician, noble and boulevardier
speak of the matter in awed tones
and await the uprising that will
upset a dynasty and send a king
lettering from the throne.
Public discomfort in Portugal
is becoming great. A strict Gen.
sonship is maintained over the
press and several newspapers
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ket for twenty years, out Wall street
has just found 1t out. For about a half
dozen years be has lived in New York
and before that operated from Chica-
go. He is about forty. tall, well built
and well dressed, with hair turning
gray, and is a widower. He has a
villa at Lakewood and a cottage at
Saratoga and as many automobiles and
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coal miners organ
ization and Is very
popular with the
rank and file of
the order. b
Mr.. Mitchell stated
that the condition
of his health would
prevent his serv-
ing longer as pres
ident, Mr.. Wilson
announced his can
didacy to succeed
him. He has been
secretary-treasurer
of the organization
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~ >-1
in THE
LIN ELIGHT

1T has been an
nounced by Pres
ident Roosevelt
he will issue
the procIa nation
making Oklahoma a
state on Nov. 10. and
bout two weeks
later the congress-
men elect from the
new commonwealth
will journey to
Washington TO take
up their duties as
legislators of the ma
ton. Among them
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telegraph matter is censored and
senders of letters must put their
names and addresses on their en-
velopes or have them refused by
the p~ostoffice officials, The army
shows signs of much disaffec-
ton, notably among the officers,
and three generals have been e
lieved of their commands. The
navy is also said to be very much
dissatisfied.
Late advices indicate that
the anti-dynastic agitation is grow
ing and that a crisis is imminent.
According to the Liberal"
the report of the Punishment of
Louis PHILIPPE, the Crown Prince,
has been confirmed. The place
of his retirement is the Villa
Viceosy. One of the royal resi-
dences situated in a forest ID
miles in circumference and walled
in is said to be his place Of safe
keeping. The paper says the
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his administration Of its affairs it has
taken its place as N of the leading
financial institutions Of the country.
Mr.. Woodward has served as presi-
dent of the New York Clearing House
association and is identified with a
large number of banking and raj way
corporations. He is also on the lists
of many social organizations.
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REwski. gers the keys OF his
piano and shipping of the margin OF
his morning paper to keep as a sou
venir. One Of the worshipers Sc
cured a better souvenir than that. but
she said nothing about 1t TO her friend
because it could not be divided and
she knew the friends zeal for hunting
scalps. The ome waited. but Pade-
rewski came not. So they departed.
A few weeks later the worshipers
met lear Ignace. He voiced his sor-
row at not having seen them the day
they honored him by calling.
"Ah, but my visit was not wholly
| improbable" said one worshiper,
showing the player a little charm that
| dangled from her watch chain. Look
at that. II you pleased" And she smiled
| triumphantIy. Paderewski looked puz-
gled.
"May l ask what it is. madam he
| said.
why, a basket carved out Of a
cherry stone. Don't you think It's
beautifully doner
Eyes, it is. madam. very beautifully.
Buy why put 50 much labor on so In
significant an article?'
"Ah, | see. you haven't guessed"
said the w~orshiper. flushing with pleas
ure at the thought of the surprise she
was about to give him.
"You ate that cherry yourself! j
found the stone on the mantelpiecs In
your room"
For a moment the players face was
the same tint as his hair. Then he
said quietly:
mon Dieu, / am very sorry. but 1t
must have been my valet. / eve eat
cherries!"
Fortunes have been lost In the past
few months In Wall street; but, on the
other hand, fortunes have been made
there. too, during the same period. One
Of the men who have profited by the
ups and downs In the market is ].
Walker. who is credited with
made a COO Ave millions since
last st. Patrick's day. He has been
ioing business in the New York mar ]
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MINING TAX.

Notice IL hereby given that the taxes on Wv
proceeds Of the mines Of Eureka County "
the quarter ending September 80. lso''
now due and payable to me at my Office IN ha-
reka and the law In regard 10 the same VIM
enforced. II. @. McTERNEf,
Assessor Of Eureka County, Nevada
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these shores. 1t was
at that time that
two women Worship
ers called on him
one day at his hotel.
The musician was
out, and the worship
ers waited, anus
ing themselves
meanwhile by look
ing at all his pretty
pictures. touching
with ~reverent fin
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have been suppressed, and this has increased popular Jury instead
of crushing it.
And while the spirit of revolt is growing Don Carlos is In a
son eating rich food, growing fater and slowly approaching death
by means of his enormous appetite.
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KING Carlos Throne Is Totterins

Lisbon, Portugal, November, 23-Shorn oil ms power " -
spire his foes with fear, his name plilorled ana SPOKEN )" =!
~ - d;srosrac. ~ his hundreds of thousands of subjects In
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NORTH WESTERN CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that the regular an.
nual meeting Of stockholders Of the North
Consolidated Mining Company will
be held on the 2sth day Of April, 1905, at the
office Of John Psrdy, on the west aide Of Main
street. between Bateman and Clark streets
in the town Of Eureka, Eureka County, Ne
vada- Business Of great Importance will come
up at said meeting. Every owner Of stock ia
said company is earnestly requested to be
present in person II possible; but il not In per-
son. by duly authorized proxy; and to have
his certificates OF stock present at said meeting.
A. l.. FITZGERALD
w. T.. GRIFTIs
g. L. BRoY
EDGAR SADLER
WIN. PARDY
Eureka. Nevada. September 4, 1907.
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Grown Prince PHILIPPE Banished

Madrid, Spain, Nov 23-Martia law now rules Lbson, Portu-
al Police and municipal guards constantly patrol the streets. All
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Eureka Palisade
Railway

ON AND AFTER JANUARY 81, 1907,
Trains for Passengers, Mails,
Express and Freight, will
run DAILY, mountain time, as
follows:
Train NO. =
Leave Eureka t............... o'ioA-n
Arrive at Palisade at............zOo P.h
Train No. L
Leave Palisads at...............s'So An
Arrive at Eureka at........... ~ n
Train No. 2 makes connection at
Palissde with 5. p. Co. west
bound passenger at 2:4S p. M. and
east bound at $40 p. m.
Stage Connections at Eureka
For Hamilton, Ely, Typo. Reyeille, Hot
Creek. Tonkin, Newark saiisy' o"i'
Creek and Bald Mountain.
This Company handles freight to Eureka
for Hamilton, Typo, Belmont, keveilie,
and all points South. Correspondence
solicited.
The company has stock corrals at Dia-
mond M miles from Eureka), Alpha, hay
Ranch and Palisade. Stockmen will ind
Il cheaper to ship by rail than to drive.
Write for rates.
G. D. ABBOTT.
Superintendent
Palisade. Nevada
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-11-30
LIVE STOCK DIRECTORY
JOSEPH SIRE

Some horses branded with circle -
on left shoulder. Others branded
with circle IN left thigh. Also
own horses with following brauds