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AMERICA AT THE OLYMPIC GAMES.

old Olympic repete with historic interest
Their the lapse of centuries should be an sp
of the old Greek athletes
Physical strength and courage
appealed all nationaies
of of
gratifying that off athletes
competition with the representa-
tves England the land
sportsmen
ourco congratulations
gold
instead the historic laurel wreath
Shores the tarnsh
apparent
SENTIMENT
of tribute
President Roosevelt
forest that the Cleve
land The motive which prompted it sentiment bat
affairs sentiment
o grave political
led the writing of Uncle Toms Cabin had it's
spring sentiment and the part which the book played
intensifying
the horror that the American
Cubans by the Weyer the
colonial and the deeds
national
achievements
should remembered however
occupying position
magnificent
vandalism exploration acted that
that industries would be thing of the
initiated
President portions
intelligent
old May their tribe de-
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COMING EVENTS.

City Council of Wenatchee meets
every Tuesday night at the city hall
Public Concert everv Friday night
in the Park. Wenatchee Military
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WANTED-ROoms for light house
keeping; either furnished or un-
furnished. H, Box 474. us
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WANTED-Plain sewing; children's
clothes a speciality. Leave word at
Reading Room. Will call. III
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Are You Looking for
A COOL SPOT?

IL SO, 60 to the head of Lake Che.
Ian. Tickets only 500 for the
round trip and good until Septem.
Der 80, via the Columbia 4 Okano.
gan Steamboat Co.'S steamers and
the Lake Chelan Navigation Conn
pany.
No dust; no wind; just q cool and
pleasant trip. High mountain climb.
ing on good trails. Fine fishing and
hunting. For further particulars,
apply to office of the
Columbia & Ok anogan Steam.
boat Co,
at Wenatchee.
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FOR SALE-One acre of choice land
in best location within city limits,
divided in lots. For price and
terms, phone 1872.
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CLERICAL POSITION-Young man
wants clerical work for spare time.
Phone 1441. 7-21
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WANTED

WANTED-Jobo on a fruit ranch. J.
H. Brenneman, Wenatchee. TIC
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FRATERN.lL NOTICES.

l. o. o. F., Wenatchee Lodge. No
157 meets at Sprague Hall every
Saturday night. F. C. NELSON.
Noble Grand: GEO. D PERRt
Vice-Grand.; p. H. SHERBURNN.
Secretary.
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BERRY PICKERS WANTED by Joe
Edwards, soc a crate. Apply to
Wenatchee Plumbing & Heating
Co. 1921
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DIR. CAMERON. Dentist, Rosenburs
Block. Wenatchee. Washington.
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TURNING LATHE for wood work
wanted. Phone 203, A. E. Thomp.
son. 100
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UNDERWRITERS

DOCTOR McCO1. General nactica
Columbia Valley Bank Building.
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+. - Il. M., River.
KEN side Lodge, No. liz,
~N6A~ meets every End and
xxx atb Thursday OF
Z ~ each month At Bow.
or Hall. B. J. WILLIAMS. w. NJ;
K. h. NOWLAN. Secretary
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-03-30
General News Summary

According to an official report read in Congress the other day,
there are $4,000 unemployed workmen in New York City alone.
The rights of States to fix interstate railroad rates have been
knocked out by the United States Supreme Court in the Minnesota
and North Carolina cases. This is the first big victory for the rail-
roads since the recent crusade was inaugurated against them.
Durham White Stevens, the diplomatist shot by In Whan Chang
a young Korean, in San Francisco on Monday, died at the St Francis
Hospital Wednesday night following an operation. Death was due
to peritonits. The operation disclosed that the assassins bullet
had perforated the intestines in six places.
The diplomatic circle at Washington is still specializing as to
the cause for the attitude Of the German government in asking Char
lemagne Towers return, and the turning down of DIR. David Jayne
Ill., One suggestion is that Ambassador Tower desires to remain
in Berlin for some time and that his influence with the Emperor has
been exerted to dissuade the authorities at Washington from reliev-
ing him.
President Roosevelt sent another message, to Congress Wednes-
day in which he urged legislation on several important matters. He
said the time had come for a revision of the tariff, and urged the
immediate removal Of the tariff on wood pulp and a corresponding
reduction upon paper made from wood pulp. Child labor, labor
disputes, the liability law, amendments OF the Interstate Commerce
and anti Trust laws and revision Of the tariff were the principal
subjects of the message.
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GOLD CIRCLES MINING BOON
"Big Sim," Formerly Of Eureka, Now
Heavily Interested There

J. b. Simpson, big Sim," who was a
resident Of Eureka about % years ago,
and who made a fortune in Ely. White
Pine County. was in Salt Lake City last
week, having just returned from a trip
to Gold Circle in the northwestern part
of Elko County. where he has become
heavily interested in mining and other
property. In conversation with a Her
arid reporter he said:
II know that country pretty well.
Late last Fall when it was first mooted
that genuine discoveries were being
made there / decided to get in. have
been keeping in close touch with what
was going on aver since, but did not
look for the breaking out of the boom so
o Everything that has been done
there has been without any attempt or
desire to cause excitement, but il now
looks as though it had got beyond the
fellows who counted upon making a
showing on their claims this Spring
after the weather was good enough to
permit camping out. Now that things
are moving. / guess / shall have to get
q hustle on and look after the ground l
acquired there early in the Winter"
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Standard Oil--Morgan Combination

In concluding his address against the Adrich Bill in the United
States Senate Tuesday, Senator LaFolette of Wisconsin declared
that so far from having been sensational when he said that the in
dustries of the whole country were controlled by 100 men, he had
been conservative, and he asserted that, in this age of trusts and
combines. two great forces had come to control the others until an
of Morgan and Standard Oil really directed industrial at
fairs in the United States. He divided the great fnanciers into
three groups, placing IA first, a larger group second and a still larger
group third. These he classified and he gave the names. He in
cluded Senator Depew of New York in one of the groups. Depew
seated in the Senate and general laughter followed the mention
of his name.
His most sensational statement was that the fate of Heinze and
Morse would ultimately overtake larger and stronger men. :. J..
Hill had been taught his lesson, said LaFolette, and the Gould in
terests were being swallowed up. "The Vanderbilts," he declared,
"can no longer retain their important control and themselves see the
handwriting on the wall"
The Aldrich Bill has now been given the right of way in the
Senate and it's consideration will be the order of the day before
every other business until a vote shall have been taken upon It,
Senator Aldrich will force this action.
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News Notes from Hamilton

1t is expected that Charles Minoletti
will be home from Italy in about a
month.
The snow has nearly disappeared
from the roads here and it is very
muddy.
II. f. Hunt, Axtel Shields and Gust
Simon were in town Sunday from their
respective mines.
Mr.. De Sotelle of Ely was in town
during the week looking after his
horses and cattle on the range here.
o. ID. Taylor had a load of rails
hauled to the Gary mine during the
week and is susy putting them down.
James Rosevear came in Sunday from
the Green Springs ranch, which he is
looking after during the absence OF
his brother at Salt Lake City.
William Matson has installed tracks
and cars in his Belle View mine during
the past week, and is about ready to
commence taking out ore.
Alex Muir is repairing the roof Of one
of his dwelling houses and making gen.
eral repairs, and we understand the
building will soon be occupied by par.
ties who are coming here to spend the
Summer.
H. F. Hunt, mineralogist and super
intendent of the K~ing.Lead, mine has
written q short and complete article on
the mineralogy. ores, mines and history
of this camp, which was published in the
Mining Record of Ely last week. The
article is plain. timely and interesting
and will shortly appear in pamphlet
form.
The school funds being nearly ex-
hausted. the parents here have agreed
to continue the school until at least the
first day of June, and they will them
selves pay the present teacher up to
that time. 1t is then proposed to open
school again in September with the
same teacher. This gives a three
months vacation only. whereas for
years there has always been a six
months vacation.
The people of Hamilton have organ
lied o Commercial Club for the pur-
pose of the general improvement of
Hamilton and the camp, and for the
purpose of giving publicity to the re-
sources and the advantages of this
mining district. A temporary organiza-
ton was affected last Sunday with r.
A. Dean as Chairman and Carl Muir as
Secretary. 1t is the intention of the
club to have some literature printed de-
scribing the camp and to give all in.
formation it can to people coming here,
or who contemplate coming. r. A. d.
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Department Final Proof Requirements

The United States land offices have received an important order
bearing upon the communication of homestead entries The order reads;
accumulation proof offered under a homestead entry made on
or after November l, 1907, will be rejected unless it be shown there
by that the entryman has, in good faith, actually resided upon and
cultivated the land embraced in such entry for the full period of at
least IA months.
"Where such Communication proof is offered under an entry made
prior to November /, 1907, if it be satisfactorily shown thereby that
the entryman had, in good faith, established actual residence on the
land within six months from the date of his entry, he may be cred
tied with constructive residence from date of entry; provided that
it be also shown that such residence was, in good faith, maintained
for such period as, when added to the period of constructive resi-
dence herein recognized, equals the full period of IA months resi-
dence required by the homestead laws; and
I'm no case can Communication proof be accepted when it fails to
show that the required residence and cultivation continued to the
date on which application for notice of intention to make such proof
was fled"
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After Nevada WildCatterS

Washington, ID. g., March 25.-lt is
stated semi-oficially in this city that
the United States Government has sent
Secret Service men into the Rawhide
mining district of Nevada to investi.
gate certain properties in that camp
now being exploited and advertised by
a brokerage firm of Nevada. This
brokerage firm is said to be flooding
Eastern financial centers with literature
in regard to wonderful gold deposits in
Rawhide, and to be offering much
Rawhide stock for sale.
According to the report now in circu-
lation here, the Government has reason
to believe that the Nevada stock adver-
Using company in question is using the
mails for fraudulent purposes, and it is
for the purpose of securing evidence
against the promoters OF this company
that the Government has sent the
Secret Service men into the district.
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Uncle Sam Wants Horses

Two U. s. army officers visited Reno
last Saturday. The Government is
needing. it is said. several thousand
more horses. and these officers are
securing the West for such animals as
they find meet the requirements of the
army regulations which they can se-
cure. The horse demanded by this
government, stated n yesterday, is an
animal about Is hands in height and
about 900 pounds in weight. The bay
horse is preferred, must be sound and
be between four and six years old.
These are for the cavalry service. In
the artillery service the heavy animal
is demanded. AS high as 1925 is paid
for a single horse for this service.-Reno
Journal.
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No Funds to Build Tunnel

julius Kruttschnitt. director of main
tenance and ways of the Southern Pa
cific. who is now on his annual tour of
the Hartman roads, said in San Fran.
cisco the other day that the report that
the Southern Pacific was to go ahead
with the construction of a fve- mile
tunnel through the Sierras was un-
founded. I'VE have no new projects
for construction on hand" he said.
1--WE have not the money. A tour OF
the country will show that the railroads
are not doing a large business. Mer'
chants are not shipping heavily. dc
not believe that the hard times are
over"
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Editor Booth Jailed at Rawhide

Rawhide, Nevada. March 25.-Fol-
lowing an argument with the labor
agitator, w. w. Booth, editor Of the
Tonopah Bonanza and the Rawhide
Rustler, was arrested on Monday after
noon by Deputy Sheriff Chris Grant
and placed in the Rawhide Jail. He
was several hours in the Jail. despite
his offer to give bail. Booth claims
that the case is identical with that Of
D~iamondield Jack Davis. who a few
days ago was convicted at Rawhide OF
carrying a concealed weapon and was
fined $3.50,
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Sacramento Bee: The suspension of Al students of Stanford
University for active participation in the recent disorderly and Of
fensive parade, out of opposition to the prohibition regulation,
should have a wholesome effect on the whole student body Disei-
pline has been too lax in the institution, and it is high time for a
change. The punishment is by no means too severe, for it applies
only to the present semester, which closes in a little more than two
months Other students who took an active part in but a portion
of the parade are required to do more studying, through the impo-
sition of additional units. BY thus giving them more work they are
helped to keep out of mischief, in accordance with the teaching of
| a good old proverb regarding Satan and idle hands.
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To Whom 1t May Concern

Whereas, a petition was received by this
Board signed by five or more taxpayers and
citizens Of Eureka County on the End day Of
March, 1908, requesting the County Commits
sioners to build a wagon bridge across the
Humboldt river at Barth, about $50 feet
east Of the present ford on the county road
from Pslisade to Beowawe;
Whereas. Section 4S8 of the compiled stat
utes requires that notice of the above petition
be advertised in a newspaper published in the
county for at least two weeks; therefore,
Notice is hereby given that this Board will
on Monday. April 6, 1908, at Q o'clock p. Nd.
hear the petition and examine witnesses for
and against the construction of said bridge
and determine whether or not the said bridge
is necessary as petitioned for.
1t is hereby ordered that a copy of this
notice be posted At the place above mentioned.
A true copy.
Attest: X. McCHARLEs,
Clerk of Board Of County Commissioner.
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Short Welded Bliss

VIM. II. Gotwaldt. one of the best
known newspaper men in the State.
was made defendant in a divorce suit
in the Elko District Court ON Monday
brought by Rose Gotwaldt. Mrs. Got
walds alleges that she vas married to
the defendant August 20, 1906. and
that he deserted her October 4, 1906, since
which time he has failed to support
her.
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OLD MINERS oPISIoNoF RAwHIDE
Saws Formation Pockety and camp
Not Yet Demonstrated Permanently

NH ltI
John A. Steele, an old time miner OF
Eareka district, who left here about IL
Years ago for Ely, White Pine County.
WHARF he accumulated considerable
wealth in the disposition Of his copper
properties, was in Salt Lake City re-
cently after q trip to Rawhide, where ne
is interested in mining property. ln an
interview with q Tribune reporter IL
would appear Mr.. Steele is not as san
euine over the outlook of the new camp
as the newspaper reports from that sec
tion would warrant. Here is what ne
says Of the new districts:
ssThat l have no desire to knock the
camp Of Rawhide." said Mr.. Steele, rs
evidenced, I think, in the fact that l
considered it good enough to take alease
in. For all that, truth compels me to
say that not all the holes being dug over
there will prove mines. Nothing In
place had been found when l was there.
The formation is pockety and the ground
near the surface is cut up with cash
veins. IL is possible that some few
mines will be made there. but the real
source of the ore that is scattered over a
broad area has not yet been located or
at least proved.
81 know the country like q book. 1
was all over it as long ago as 1868, and
when the camp first began to attract at
tention l recollected strikes that were
made a few miles from there in the long
ago; how a mill was built to treat the
ore and how the whole business fizzled
out. However, l have got a lease on a
piece of ground there now, and here is
some OF the ore. You see this rich, vel.
low free gold? Well, that makes in the
small seams and l hope to come ont all
right on the lease, but it is simply the
truth to say that the camp has not yet
demonstrated its permanency n
worth"
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Neyada,s New Bank Examiner

Governor Sparks has appointed T. R.
Hofer. ST., of Carson. Bank Examiner
to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation Of Major Miller. Is this the
Hofer who was Superintendent of the
Carson Mint at the time Heney and
Jones were looting it? If it is. the
Governor has not made a wise choice
Elko Independent.
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Notice for Publication
United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada, :
haroh d 1Q0Q


Notice is hereby given that Pie o Tognett;
of Eureka, Nevada, has filed notice of his in
tention to make final five year proof in sup
port Of his claim. viz: Homestead entry No.
1897 made February q, 1908. for the s ! Sc
I. Section &c, and n ! NE I. Section IS. Town
ship 10 North. Range "a 4. NJ. ID. NJ, and
that said proof win be made before the County
Clerk Of Eureka County at Eureka, Nevada,
on May II. 1908.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of. the land, viz: Charles H.. HUI, Joseph j.
Sri. F. Sigarini and Angelo Depaoli, all Of
Eureka, Nevada
LOUIS ]. COIN, Register.
Date Of frat publication March 80, 1908.
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Nevada Bank Commissioners Roasted

The Esmeralda County Grand Jury Wednesday fled it's report
in which it deyotes considerable attention to the State Board of
Bank Commissioners, consisting g of Governor Sparks, Secretary of
State Glib Douglass and State Treasurer Ryan, expressing the re-
greet that the law would not provide a penalty for the conduct of the
board. The report declares that the action of the commissioners
seemed to be regulated by the fact that the State had funds involved
in the State Banks closing and that these funds were subsequently
traded back into the States custody.
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Another Killing at winnemueca

Winnemucca, Nevada. March 3d.
At G o'clock this morning w. +. Arm
troug, a bad man from Wyoming, was
shot and killed in the Palace saloon in
this place by w. II. Carter n OF the
managers. All of the eye witnesses to
the shooting state that it was in self
defense. Armstrong and two friends
walked into the saloon and he COM
menced gambling. While so occupied
he accused an employe Of stealing his
money, and, pulling a gun. threatened
to kill any one in the house. Carter
said, "Put up that gun p With that
Armstrong swung around and said,
I'm kill you" Garter then pulled his
revolver and shot. Armstrong fell to
the floor dead. Carter has been a resi-
dent OF Winnemucca for several months
and has always been a quiet. pleasant
and unobstrusive citizen.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Notice to Creditors

In the Third Judicial District Court OF the
State Of Nevada. in and for the
County of Eureka.
In the matter of the Estate of Bernardo Sri,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by order of said
Court, made and entered therein on the oath
day of March, 1908. the undersigned was duly
appointed administrator of the estate of Der
nardo Sri. deceased; all persons having claims
against the estate Of said deceased are hereby
required to file the same, with the proper
vouchers and statutory afidavits attached,
with the Clerk of the said Court within three
(3) months from the date Of the first publica-
tion Of this notice. JOHN SlRl
Administrator Of the estate of Bernardo
Siri, deceased.
Fl. K. Mitchell, Atty for Administrator.
First publication March 30, 1908.
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Notice for
United States Land Office, \
Carson City, Nevada,
March 81. 1908. J

4 81
Notice is hereby given that Giacomo Rogsn-
tint of Eureka. Nevada, has fled notice of his
intention to make final five year proof in sup
port Of his claim. viz: Homestead entry No
1898 made February 81, 1908. for the 5 Sc 1
and E SW /, Section Sc, Township 10 North,
Range "a 4. NJ. ID. NJ. and that said proof
will be made before the County Clerk of Eu-
reka County at Eureka, Nevada, on May II,
1909.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuousr residence upon, and cultivation
Of, the land. viz: Charles H. HUI. Joseph j.
Siri, r. Siearini and Angelo Depaoli, all Of
Eureka, Nevada.
LOUIS j. COIN, Register.
Date Of FIRST publication March 80. 1908.