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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-28

New York, Sept. 25. - Mrs.
Aurel Batonyi, nee Mrs. Burke
Roche, nee Miss Work, daughter
OF the New York millionaire club
man, Frank Work, has left her
ndlng-master husband and gone
to the roof of her parent at the
behest of the latter and in order
TO share in the 100000 estate
which Work will, in a few years
or earlier, leave to posterity.
Following her divorce from the
Lhglishman, Burke Roche, she
married Batonyi, who was report
ed to be of noble birth but whom
her father has cause to believe is
common person of Hungarian
blood by the patronymic OF Cohn.
newport declined to receive its
'ormer riding-master on a social
equality and the road of the pair
mas been strewn with thorns
rather than the roses which they
expected. The unforgiving father
= nearly 80 years of age, but still
vigorous for one Of his years.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-28
Nevada State News

A Loyelock constable named
Wolf is suing Humboldt County
for fees to the extent of $1,000,
alleged to be due for taking pris-
oners from Lovelock to the coun-
ty seat for trial.
The Nevada Printing Company
of Reno has been awarded the
contract to furnish the stationery
and supplies for the State. The
contract is for one year and the
price on the acquisitions amount
to s515.
White Pine County's license
collections for the quarter ending
Sept. | amounted to $40. O.4OO.25,
as follows: Gambling s6l50, re-
tail liquor 5000, general mer-
chandise slS00.25, and dance
halls $3.50.
A disease, similar to the one
that killed several horses on
South Fork and in Mound valley
a year or so ago, has broken out
among the horses of Ruby valley,
Elko County, and several valuable
animals have died.
Citizens of Nina, according to
the Goldfield Tribune, are making
things interesting for the Esmer-
aida County Commissioners, who
they insist, shall revoke the IL
cense of number of Nina dance
halls and other undesirable insti-
tutions there.
Ceremonies dedicatory to the
Nixon theater, the building pre-
sented to the town of Winnemuc-
ca by United States Senator Nix
on in commemoration OF his
many years of residence there
were held at the building site last
Saturday afternoon.
H. 7. Weldon, of the broker
ace firm of Koenig- Weldon Com
pany of Goldfeld, who was arrest
ed last Monday on a charge oil
embezzling s663.5O from Mrs
Jennie Donohoe, a trained nurse
has been released from custody
on $1,000 cash bond.
Several of the post-traders VINO
conduct places and have personal
property on Government land IN
the Indian reservation IN Esmer-
aida County have refused to pay
taxes to the county on the ground
that they are on Federal prop
erty and therefore not amenaOi0
to State or county taxation.
The assessment roll OF Wasnoe
County fOOts up sl4,ese, 600 100 thls nns
year an increase of s3.992'6oo
over that of last year. While 'his
is a pretty good showing Tor for AS As
sessor Beard, it falls over loo per
cent below the actual cash value
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-28
Holly Got Eighteen Months

Henry Howard Holly was last Satur-
day sentenced by Judge Pike to serve IS
months in the Nevada State prison for
the crime of embezzling 800 from the
funds of the Wells. Fargo Express Com.
pany at Reno. The aged mother of the
young man arose from her sick bed at
Oakland to make the journey to this
place to plead for her son. but she ar
rived just a few minutes after he had
been sentenced.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-28

which he has so long occupied and
make way for some other man better
fitted for the work than he. and capable
Of giving to it the large amount of time
which it requires and which he has for
some time been upable to give. The
breakdown of three years ago and the
suggestion of recurrence of the diff
Guilty. together with the increasing de-
mands made upon him in various lines,
has impelled him, although most re.
luctantly, to this action"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-28
Beat6C LOdQe No. 7, <. Of P,

Meets every Tuesday evening at its Castle
Hall in the Smith RickArd Building at
o'clock, from October l to March 81, and at
7:30 o'clock from April to September 80.
All Brother Knights in good standing are
fraternAlly invited to attend.
G. L. BRoY. G. G.
Attest: d. Z. NosTRosA K. Of r. & 8.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-28
Eureka Lodge No. q, |. 0. 0. F.,
Diamond Rehekah Lodge No. 8, L0.0.P.

Meets the Second and Fourth Monday of
each month at the +. & A. NJ. and l. o. o. +.
Hall at 7:30 o'clock from April / to September
80, 1906. All sojourning Sisters and Brothers
are cordially invited to visit.
JENNIE ZADow, N. G.
KATE SwIcK, Secretary.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-28
Useful Map for Mining Men

John Pardy. County Surveyor has
few blue linen prints to dispose or
showing the relative position of patented
mines and new locations ON Prospect
Mountain. Ruby. Mccoy, Cariboo and
Adams Hill in the Eureka, Nevada
Mining District. A very useiui map
for mine promoters.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-28

Butte. Mont, Sept. ga canvass OF
the Amalgamated mines to-day shows
that the number OF men employed to.
day is S579. as against 7li2 employed
during July. Approximately $500 were
laid of. At the North Butte and Red
Metals Companies mines the reduction
Is less than 60 per cent.
The ore production has been cut from
1900 tons to $50 tons The Berkeley.
Diamond. Bell, Belmont and Clear Grit
Of the Amalgamated are down. Super.
inieHlent Gillies states that the Boston
and Montana may be further reduced.
The amount OF tonnage under the re-
duced force has not been estimated.
The falling of will be large.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-28
suTTt CITY FULL OF GLOOM
Miners Are Now Leaving the
Copper Camp in Train Loads
at a Time

Gruettner, who returned to
o.,, lake last week from a trip to
wo,,apa, stated to the Herald that
80 q a sorry looking Old town since
..r,,al closing Of the mines has
gone into effect
-,,v paralyzed; the town is on the
80 and miners are leaving by the
- load. Not only has production
IAN trimmed, as stated in the messages
,,om company sources. but no Sunday
,o,k is being done in any OF the mines.
T. the trimming down Of the forces
married men are retained wherever
rossible. as against the single men. and
,bs outlook for the approaching Winter
il indeed gloomy.
81 was told by drummer on the
,,.,n coming down that the Hennessy
Msrcautile Company. the big Amalgam.
.,sd concern, had Cancelled orders for
,9so 600 worth OF Fall and Winter
Goods and that practically all other
hnsiness houses in the camp had
taken similar action, according to their
reouirements. Business men and the
neonle have almost forgotten what a
,alephoue is like or what it is used for.
No attempt has teen made. since the
strike, to operate the exchange. aud as
matter Of fact, the strikers will stand
for the use of instruments nowhere ex.
cent at the hospitals and fire stations.
Butte is a place where no one should
20 unless looking for bad case Of the
blues. The action Of the copper mar.
kets has made paupers OF hundreds and
hundreds of people who. six months
ago. were rated from well-to-do to
wealthy, and now. with over half Of
the mine forces laid off aud with moth
ing to give the least encouragement as
to when change will come. the con-
dition OF the community is one to en-.
LIST the sympathies Of the most hard
hearted"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-06
TortIhritt in 9roofIp,

SORT Drift in 9roofIpn II,
- 9ic tlcinc SrtldoIt 9rooflpn III
Mime Nrlul0cl County, Die lih bis
Der, iucnn Scucr ou3brod), o1lf Die
2olhoppurotc hon Curtis Ban Der.
loiIcn mllbtc, bot jebt lire ciaenc
Spribc, cine d)clnilhc, crbGlt ibr cige-
llcS SpribcnbouS uno lire ciacne
1rciipiIliac Sclleripebr, Ole icbt orgo.
llilirt miro. Die Spribc lit ein &c
Id)cnf Der GboS. Z. Solloipop 60,
ooS Grunoltiif fir ooS SpritenGollS
Idcnft Die Siio . Baltimore 2ano.
Improvement So. unb oaS aopitol
Iiir oaS Sals, oos 5fuei Stodiperfe
bod lucroen Ioll nit elmer gro6en
Solle I'M 5%iueitcn Stodluerf, miro
ourd) $t-Nntbeile o~lligebrad)t mer.
bcn.
&eripalterS Gerfauf. -
Die Mliftionotorcn g. g. 2obc II. 60.
5eigcn an anoerer SteIle oes .0eitt.
ld)en Gorreiponocnten" Den Serfauf
oes 9rinto5insfrcien GisentbumS Scr.
$40, observation-disclosures, an.
Cine Gipilbien y ii 1t II q
lilr Nnltellrng i'm 6eiier.G epartement
5cigt Die Erilfrngs- 9eboroe oieleS
Icrartemcnts oil anoerer SteIle bes
D3eutiden Gorreiponoenten" an.
Seinc Sa6reS-@eriomn nj,
lnng 5eiat Der ugbbott 2eib-. Spar.
iino galiuerein Ger. 1" an dn6erer
Stelle bes n9ertiden Correspondent.
ten" all. gm 6. SUM- iinoet Die Ser
lalnntlrng III Go9tmonn'S Solle, Nr.
Si3-Sl5, Siio Montioro . gpenlle,
itatt.
Die 9aumeii it rs9 j e belt
geItcrn i'll ibrenl @ebduoe al, Der gde
bon Seringtons nn0 Gbarles.S troBe
ibrc SabresDerionlmlung. Ser Der
nciic Yrdiioent 1beooore j. 9rua
p%raIioirte. Sn InihluB oarnn wuroe
ein Diner ierpirt.
8aioIin SfenerpIootrt
Gnrf) Die Grploiion zines @aio-
lii,oiens lpuroe eeitern Morgen furs
nad Z ltbr oas Wobnbals BON Sral,
eliIobetb 9uffp, Nr. sci, Siio.
Sprin9itrabe, in grano geiest. Die
5euerlpebr loifte bas Seuer, nad).
benz es einen Shooen bon $500 on
bert Mobeln ur,b $500 OH 9auie ae.
than batte, Der niht olrdJ @eriide.
ring geoedt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-06
.8ormartssG Ser.
alma

etn."
Sn Der Gortports . Saue fonb onl
Montog abeno Die rcgelmaBise Ser
iammIune bes 9amcn . Gereins bes
T,trnpereins n8prtpGrtS" itatt, in
iueIder Die Erdiibcntin Srolt Cora
SartIeb bcn goriit mo Die SefrctG-
rim Sro,t Gatbarine @roliel bos Iro-
tofod fiibrte. gs mllroc bcid(oiien,
am Montaa, ben 10. SSuni, cine
Gll6re 8artp 5l pcronItolte,L 10.
Damn tpitroe Elm ncltc8 Witqlico olti.
eenommen. Nad) Sdlllb Scr Ger.
iammlltng fano cine Nbidiebsfeier
fir Srou @ilbelm Sitting itatt, ,pcis
6e OH 26.. Sunni NIT ibrem @uttcn
cine 9eutidIanbreiie antritt. Srou
Setting troftirte bic Gonen nit GiS-
creme 1tnb aiden.
sic liens II DIT
Ser r9amenbcrcin G~ergiBnein.
nidt" bieIt ON Icbtcn Son1tog lei
men SabreSallsfl lug nod bcnl So.
l,tmbio Siibin1 SGorc, uno sic Wtit.
oliebcr ueroen bo3 famoic Nopems
bcriuetter ebenio mcni9 pcrgciiem iuic
sic ir0blihen StluNcn, sic lie trot
Scr unirtlnolid)cn Mittcrnng Der
lcbtcr. Die Mitglieocr bottcn iid
nit ibrcn TomilicnongcDoriocn red)t
soblreid) cinaciunbcrL mo boS oilS
SSroll Gnlilie @ittori nlo MIMI
Grouie ~bcltebenoe YrrangenlcntSsGos
mite bate iiir llnterboltungcn oHcr
Trt fir Sung ltnb glt gciorat, uno
oild boiiir, Dob 8oirmcn unb Woaen
bciricoigt luurocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-06
Wits Baltimore Gunntiy.

Gie @omilton Sreiiuillige Selteripebr
tpiu iidl oergroBcrn. - $4,000
fir Reudnidaffuneen erfproer.
lid. - Gas Geies, oas oie Mi-
ninoI -Rooreifen pori1reibt nm
bcQlcnt. - Serihieoenes.
dc @'it9lieoer Der 6reitpiQige.
Nelterlpebr Don Somilton limo emit
lid babel, Die sur Notbmenoiefeit ge.
iporoellc Ser9r0Bcrung iGrer SociIi-
litoten 10 balh lpte uroglif ~por5uncb.
men. Son ben bo5u n6tbigen $4,000
Doben Die Gollntp.G onmiiidre $1,000
5ltgciogt, pdbrenb oie reItirenbe
SGlfte ollr6 SubIcriptionen uno aus
Den Grtr0gnillen elmer Soir oufge.
bro6t lpcrocn %iollcn. Die ourd) Die
fiir5libe Grtideibung Der County.
GommiiiGre gercaelte @olierfroae CT.
lcid)tert Die Snd)e icbr, oa iett an al
len notblpenbigeu Eunften Sporons
ten erridtet merben fonren. 9flS ssoi.
&c Der GerbcIierittta bat Sic Sire ltn-
bcripriterS I~iiociation cine GrmaBi.
atllg bon 5 bis 10 Iro3ent oe~rsSeuer.
electromagnetic peripro6en.
@ollcn @cict bcfGmpen
Der 8cidGitSleute : Sdls- uno
GcrihonerlngS = 8ercin oes IS. 81.
~ltriftcs beidloB in elmer ent6uiioIti.
Id)cn Serlammlung in Hllbl's !Salle
III @eItport, bos om l.. Sonuor oS.
IS. in aroft eetretcne @eiet, oos Die
Minbeit : @reite Der Nooreiien aaer
S%nltlpogen poridreibt, 5u befGmpien
iino ieinen 8iberritf at erloneen.
Nuit olc Mitglieoer beS Sereins lino
mcaen llebcrtretllng oieies GeicseS
hcrboftet gelpeicn.
Scimli d) Seiratb.
Sn @olbington p~erbeirotbeten iib
obnc lire I~ngeb6rigen IN ba8 @e-
beinniB ein5uDeiben, Sr. George 81.
aoppcl bon Mr. 456, perl. lombard.
StroBe, ullo SRI. Gmma Saaie BON
Nr. 1888, Sigblonb =. gpenue. Surd,
bic 9efanntntddung Der in @oih.
iltgton ollsgegebenen Seirotbs. 2icen.
gen mlirbe bus @ebeinniB perratben.
$50 Shci6unaen II 20 Sab
rem.
Nod hen Stotiitifcn oes areisac.
rid)teS fir Baltimore County lino
ooielbit III Den letten 20 Sobren $50
Sdeioungen ouSgelproden moroen.
9 dontc sic Singb6gef
i'd t.
Milbhiitcr 2ouiS S. 0edcr perbai,
tcte i'll Der Gahbnridoft oes Serina
Miln ocn l~3fiabriaen $. 9roblep bon
DIR. 26t7 Sit . EreltonftroBe, in bei.
icn 9ciib CT cine Goaelfli1,te ulro oils
Die 2eiden brcier ,Sing,
u6gcl iono, nno %licicrte i'm in Die
Canton EoliSciitotion eiit. Ser boIc
9ilbc milroc BORT gegen Collateral
Iilr ein gcitrigcS Serbor entlaIIen.
bod, CT erihien gu oemielben nid,t.
llah iuuroe Ole Sum,me besbalb fir
perIollen crtlGrt. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-06
Sin @rnbc tit Mnh'.

9r. Sofob hilbert aui Scr ngseltcrI
Cemetery Oem SbooBe ser grot
iibergeben. - Sr. 5rieorid) $. &c,
mlltb non 2ulrabiue finoet OH
oemielben 6rieoboie oeu lcbter
Nltbepl0b.
@cItcrn Nodmittog iano Ole Beer,
oigunq OeS mu 2. Sum I'M FILTER bon
ST Sabrcn aeltOrbcncn Sru. Ssafob
hilbert BON scr &obnlng IeineS Sob,
ltcS, Srn. Charles hilbert, ar. 1870,
Melt.Nonlbnrg4St raBe, aus auf Der
~@eltcru Cemetery" itott. Galtor !.
Eb. 0cnnigbonicn bon Der cuonge.
lid lutberiidcn ct. Stepbonisairdc
omtirte int Srouerbouie mo am
Orobc. ErGdtigc mo 5ablrcid)c 9lt-
mcnltiidc iGnliidten Sen Sorg. Die
Scrren Grnit $. 9ruit, Sre0. Strani,
icr, iun.. 60, Gioluan uno Scurp III
bert jun., er,uiclcn ocnt GnbiugcidIie.
ocncl 0ic lcbtc GGrc ais @obrtlld)trGs
&C.. Scrr hilbert lprlr0c ant 8. geo
ucm6er 1926 IN GenSbcr, SellensSsol.
lel, gehorcn lu16 fam I'M Sabre 1850
nod NnIcrifd. Gr mnr nit GliIobct6
gcb. &roft, pcrhcirutbct, lpcld)c ibm
Dor 6 Sobrcn I'M SoOc norongirg.
SIC Sinterblicbcncn iinb 5mei Sobne,
bic $50. @ellrp uno Charles albert,
loruIe feds Grfclfinbcr. Ser &erltor.
bene mar iriiber OtitgIieo ser rSd)il.
Ier.2oae s. 3. 9. g." bis iidl Die,
lelbe oltfloltc.
5rcbcrid $. Gcmutb.
ltutcr 5oblrcidcr @ctbeiliaitna scr
2cIotroGcnoen mllrOc 1eItcrn Hod,mi,,
tag bonn GrallerbouIc al Scr @rin.
otns2anc in 2alropile ans oic irbi
idc Siille bcS AM ,. &llli acltprbcnen
Srn, 6rcberid $. Semntb, @ottcn
Der pcritorbcncn tSrou Sobonno &,
0cntt6, gcb, Erince, nod Scr ,gSer
tern Cemetery" 81 Grade 1etrooer.
9ei ocn Observation-Disclosures amtirte
Ealtor 8. s. Mtec& bon Ger cuallae.
ii )sllttberiihcn @nobcn Girtbc IN
2utbcrpinc, 9lS observation-disclosures iitnz
girten bic SS. @illiom @eite(, Sobn
leans, 9. Norris, Srcb. Yotou Sreo.
gmnlel mo y. ". MiQionS. SEER
Gcnlllth lultr0c an 1. Tebruor 1888
III Sad)Icn gcborcn mo fam i'm Mltcr
bon II SaDrcn ltodl Baltimore. ST
bctrieb fiir nlcbr ais 90 Sabre on Der
Gdc bon Gollnnh;o.N pcnlc mo Stod.
boIm-S traBc cine Mirtbid,oft. Hsn
Sabre 1859 pe%rbelratbctc CT lid, NIT
sri. Soboluo 6. Erince, oic linn an
~. Schrilor 1908 i'm Sobc poroi,S
Ail1a. Scr Che cntiprodcn feds Sin
Der, bon ocncn ocn Gcrltorbcnen iol-
Qcnoc bier iibcrlcbcu: Die Ncrrcn
Charles $. GcmltG mo 9ilhclm $.
Nrau tyrc0. u. Wnloali, nit
lpcld)cr Snd)ter CT sic lettc Belt 5ll.
lanlrncn lpobntc. 1T bcreu Wobnung
cr Iturb lilb bon no ants CT becroi9t
mo 6rou Gn,ilic Mol1, ollBer-
Dem If Gnfcl. Die Observation-Disclosures.
Eb. s. GiQ & Sobn bate oic
9eeroi9ulg iiberllonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-06

MGbd)en ii t Niles. - Bun.
ocS . Ginponoerungs : gommiilGr
MciS rnnB iebt alld) boran gIaiiben,
0crooc lpie i'll poriacr @ofe Staatss
GinluonocrungS SefretGr Trappe,
crbielt CT bieicr Gage sic liebensipiir.
oige Sluiioroeruug BON einem iut,gel,
Molnc, Nanens @alter &ure, a
Sabre alt, gut geipadieu II. |. 10,
lbn cine Srol 5u beiorgen. Der
iullgc Mann lit nidt ipGbleriIdl aft
bari Ic lei1, aitf Wittipe, aber gum
lucnigiteu cine 5arm milB iie baben,
ooer ood) NAL cine erben. Ser
ilternebmnl,gsluItige iunge Wanr,
Der crit orei Wforote I'M 2anoe lit,
bat iid iid)er ein geilpiel on ben
Scrren bonn altelt MbeI genonmler,
oenen Oas 8elo eoer bas 9elistbum
Der Sodter oieies 2anoes mebr iuertb
lit, als Tie ielber, meinte cine Graii,
Die eineT ofter 3t perbeiratben bette,
aber mir iito uidt 10 grim, tpie oas
a8riinborn."
Bon etnem StroBenbabn.
paggon getroen.-als Der
"a Sabre alte Sarnes 8. gorbett, an
Connecticut, nabe Gbeitnut. Ipe.,
i%pobnbnft. geItert a6eno gegen 10
llDr Die 5reberids apeniie, nabe Ser
5airpieip. apeniie, in aneebeitertem
3uItanoe iiberifreiten tpoI1te, iulroe
er bon benz Observation-Disclosures Ger.
SIG Der Gatonspiae.2inie setrofien
mo erlitt eiten 9rud) oes reften
JuBgelenfs. gr 1p,,rOe in SoIepb 9.
eoofe'S ambulan5 nab ieiner @ob.
nung gebraft unb BORT bon Or. 6nlp.
orb s. Sones bon Sreoerif. uno Col.
ins,apenic TT 9ebanolnng aenom.
inen.
8 anne : abeno bei sen
~Glfs." - Der geItrige 9amcn.
abeno i'm glubbalis Der bieiisen 2ose
Der yGlfS" ait @eit.G apette.S traBe
geitaItete iid SIT elmer semiitbliden
uno gemibreiden afiaire. Sad einem
reihbaltiaen unterbaltungs Nro.
sranm folste 1an5, SIT Dem Hrof.
gornitein's Grfeiter ieine @eiien
erflirgen lieB.
Ser .8amcna q dbbcrein"
oes "aagemcinenbE putifen Waiiei,,
banies" bdlt beute Madmittag i'm
anitoltssebdiloe on Der Aisqnitbltr.
Ieine reaelmaBiae Neriammluns al.
GieieIbe besinnt Inn 3 llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-06

u d tcr Norris Mill Gef.
c II. - Hidter Worris bonn gunbeas
gerid,t, oer an Montag SRI. 9eiiic g.
gono iucgen Ialid)nna eiiicr 9onfno.
tc ~ filnf Sabren @efdngnibboft, ser
nieorigitcn utter beIn 8eies suI0iii.
gen Strafc, pcrurtbeilie, Iagtc seitern
CT lperbe cine all Erdiibent 8ooiepelt
aerid,tetc Eeiition fir oie gegnaoi.
ailng oes Wood)ens nit unter5eidnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-06
Sin GrSbecrenicit.

Sin Grbbecrenieit.
Ger ySrallenperci1 ser epo1lg. zlutb.
ct. 2ufaS.@ cmcinoe" %peronItal'
tctc Gin ioldes i'm Sonntoesidull-
8ebGuoe. Gin biiblfes llnter-
boltmnos e Gro9roumn. Sel,te
abenb Sortietlnt9.
Inter Den Nuipi5ien oeS nsSraiels
GereinS ser epongeIiid)slutberild)cll
ct. 2ufos.@ encinoe innb geIterll
Nbeno III oenl Sonnto9SidNllgebouoc
Der Stride al, Der @ellriettn- unb GU
tan.S tra6c eill Grotcerenfelt ltatt,
oaS gut beiltd)t iuor. 81 InfdlA oc5
Scltes fam Gin blibides 8roaramm
sur Surhfiibrinl9, GaSielhe cntbiclt
unter Mnocrem folgenoe 9tummern:
NufIiibutng beS b%cTonnten WGrdlenS
nGornrGsben" bel pcld)cr Die Trls.
Coma Marburger, Gliie &onmer,
Iloro pfonlMot Stella Sortel3 uno
Wotbil0c Sdnuif mIttmirftcn; Sc
flonlotiolicll Der SrlS. u. WiorbnrNcr
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-06
SHAVER EXPLAINS
 THE EXCLUSION LAW
Why ConSumptiyeS Are Barred From Texas Under Re-
 gently Passed Law.

Dr. Shaver, Fl Paso representative of the Texas health board, has given the Times the following interview on the subject of excluding advanced tu- bercular patients from the state, a matter now under consideration:
 Tt is true" said Dr. Shaver, "that the state board of health is consid- ering the matter of establishing a quarantine against what are known to be hopeless cases of tuberculosis. That is, cases so far advanced that even a layman can see that the sui feTer's days are numbered Dr. Brum- by, the state health officer, took the in- itiative in this matter, and I believe he acted upon reports from Fl Paso and San Antonio. Both are large towns and are known by reputation to every tuberculosis practitioner in the east, and as a consequence Fl Paso and San Antonio have to bear the burden of the tuberculosis immigTa- tion from the north and east. Dr. Brumby asked me some weeks ago for report on the tuberculosis census of Fl Paso and I sent him your city physicians report I do not care to give you the figures for publication, but like the report from San Antonio, it was alarming
 El Paso's Mortality Record.
 The normal mortality record of Fl Paso is fine. In using the word nor nal I mean the death rate among na- tive residents of the city. Ninety per