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Vaudeville at Orpheum.

Another Jesse L. Lasky act will be
the headliner at the Orpheum TINS
week. 1t is entitled THE Military &c
tette" and 1.-THE Girl With the Baton.
Several Of Mr.. Lasky's productions
have been seen here this year already
and all were good. This one IS a mu
steal production. The mechanical ell
fects are effective, and stan OF nVe
expert mechanics Is required in the
nroduction. There are eleven mu-
sicians. As the title would imply.
scenes. of army life are shown, and one
gets a glimpse of Russia, India and
other countries.
one of the best distinguished Amer
lean character actors was the late Fe-
liz Morris. His daughter, Felice Nor
ris. who has inherited a great deal OF
her fathers remarkable talent, is max
ing her debut in vaudeville in a one
act comedy by Francis Wilson entitled
''The Old, Old Story" She will be seen
here in this plaYlet with well selected
company
A novelty act that is both sensa-
tional. original and new is what the
Tom Davis trio will present. 1t is
called Motoring in Mid Air" Tom
Davis. who heads the trio, is one OF
the many worlds champion cyclists.
This act is a most sensational novelty,
skilfully performed on a cycle track.
The mechanical effects are excellent
Lovers of music will be furnished with
treat by the Basque Quartette. They
are four fine singers, and they give
songs from the French, English and
italian classical operas.
A real minstrel man is Arthur Dem
ing. who has served as end man, and a
favorite at that. with Hi Henry. Prinl-
rose & West, Haverly and other big
minstrel organizations. His monologue
is quaint and his songs are new.
No Orpheum program is complete or
well balanced without an aCrObatic
act. and this part of the entertainment
viii be furnished by Rice & Elmer in
three-bar comedy act which is said
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gotten, and by so doing to create in
the minds of all his auditors desire
to be good and do right. Mr.. Dodge is
surrounded with a good supporting
company. which includes Miss Louise
Marshall who will be seen in the role
of Marguerite, and has provided a
suitable scenic equipment.
Changing the bill on Thursday even
ing. Mr.. Dodge will present for the
last three nights of the week, with a
Saturday matinee, Alexander Dumas
famous play, '"The Three Musketeers,' -
and in which Mr.. Dodge is said TO
have few equals in the role of D'Ar-
tagnqn.
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in the coming production of Faust,
which will open at the Grand theatre
for four nights and Wednesday matt
nee, starting Sunday evening, has an
entirely new conception of that role.
While he makes the character cynical
and humorous at times, still his IN
DERIVING thought is to make Mephisto
truly terrible, TO such an extent as to
make the impression of the devil an
tagonistic rather than attractive. Mr..
Dodge's idea is to make his production
of Faust" a lesson never to be for
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particular line in the country The
title of their performance is "A Rube's
Visit to Chinatown"
New kinodrome reels will be shown.
one humorous, the other dramatic, and
the bill vii be finished by three new
selections and overtures.
Salt Lake is to enjoy tomorrow night
such a feast of music as seldom comes
TO this town. given as it is to the best
in music. The Orpheus club, which
has always stood for the very best in
the musical line, and has brought here
some of the most talented musicians,
has yet never attempted to provide
such fine entertainment as this to be
had tomorrow night, when the four
stars from the Metropolitan Opera
company will sing. The program as
submitted, subject to a few changes,
Of course, is as follows:
PART /.
Male Choral-"Bugle Song" ...
49, -.--------.-......D Dudley Buck
Orpheus club, A. H. Peabody,
conductor.
Spinning quartette from Martha
or quartette from "Rigoletto"...
Madame Rappold. Madame Jo-
CODY, Signor Martin, Signor
Campanari.
Aria-"Barbier de Seville" -. .Rossini
Signor Campanari.
SOng-"Chanson Provencal".. 80.
............ ..........Del Acqua
Madame Rappold.
Aria-Flower song from Carmen"
or Ridi Pagliacci.
Signor Martin.
Gavotte-"M ignon" ....T Thomas
Madame Jacoby.
Trio from Faust" 80. Gounod
Madame Rappold. Signor Mar
tin and Signor Campanari
PART IL
| Choral Largo" arranged for male
CHOfuS ..---....--..-.- ------ .hdnu6i
| OrpheUS club.
/ Last act of TrOvatOre, or Garden
Scene from Faust" .
Madame Rappold. Madame ia
CODY, SignOr Martin and Sig
! nor Campanari.
Mr.. Arthur Rosenstein. conductor and
! accompanies.
! w. c. Ebaugh and f. E. H. Scott
! accompanies for the Orpheus club.
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s. NJ. Taylor & Co. successors TO
Tosanh T. TAYLOR, undertakers and en-
baIn1ers Same. address. 251-3-5 East
First South street
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Business Change.

Diamond Coal. sold only by Citizens
Coal Co. Both phones 20
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DR.. Alice Houghton, Osteopath. has
moved her Office to IS Mercantile block.
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turned to work under a reduced
scale after being out of employ
ment for several days. As a re-
suit the men are now working for
from 1915 to 1915 per day in
stead of from SO to 81 before the
threatened trouble and the sue
ceeding shutdown.
Postmaster Atwell of Search
light, Lincoln County, who plead
ed guilty to embezzling s5,43S.4l
from the postofice at Searchlight,
appeared before Judge Earring
ton in the Federal court at Car
son on Tuesday and was sentenc-
ed to pay d fine of s5,43S.41, the
amount he embezzled, and serve
four years in the penitentiary.
While working in the roasting
stack of the Ely smelter, remov-
ing wooden supports from the in
side of the huge stack, George
Neale, a mechanic, lost his foot
ing and fell a distance of 80 feet
to a cement floor below. He was
injured internally, his skull was
fractured and both legs were
broken, but his physicians state
that there is still a chance for his
recovery.
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Change of Publication Day

The SENTINEL will be published
on Monday instead OF Saturday
as heretofore until further no
tice. This change is made on
account of the daily mail service
to and from Eureka being discon-
tinued, and in order to give our
subscribers and readers the latest
news of the week. Under exist
ing conditions we believe it will
give better results, and trust il
will meet with satisfaction.
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The Tribune Leads

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To keep in close touch with the prog.
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State News From Our Exchanges

Several cases of smallpox have
been discovered among the chill
dren of Carson and the schools
have closed for an indefinite pc
Rod.
Mark Bryan, who has the dis
tinction of being the first white
child born on the Comstock, is
preparing to publish a paper al
the new camp of Rawhide.
The people of Typo have asked
the Commissioners of Nye Coun-
sv 70 apnoint a Justice of the
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Peace for that district, and also a
new school board, as the school
district has been practically
abandoned.
Ticket Agent W. J. Armstrong
of the Southern Pacific at Reno
has been arrested on the charge
of embezzling $500. He was
short in his accounts, gambling
the money away. The arrest was
made by the Agents Guarantee
and Fidelity Company.
The miners at Phoebe have re-
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DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed in the Office OF the Recorder
of Eureka County Up to
January IL. 1908

John Churchill to Robert +. Skaggs-
Deed to an undivided one-half interest
in a group Of mining claims known as
the Pride Of the Camp Group in the
Maggie Creek mining district. Consid-
Grafton $500. Recorded January Z. 1908.
Anton Lutz, Walter p. Hansel and
James E. McGann to Pittsburg-P alisade
Mines Company-Deed to eight mining
claims in Stafford mining district be-
tween bridge ~ and Gerald siding on
the s. p. r. r. Consideration 81. Re-
corded January 7. 1908.
Mrs. E. f. Doolittle to Miles McKin.
non-Deed to that certain lot in the
town of Palisade known as lot No. |
and part of No. 2 in block - together
with improvements. Consideration
$3.50. Recorded January Q. 1908.
Fred b. Crofut. Grace p. Crofut,
Andrew d. Crofut and Isaac F. Crofut
to Jorgen jacobson. Fred b. Crofut,
Grace p. Crofut, Andrew ID. Crofut and
Isaac L. Crofut-Deed to a certain lot
in section 10. township 23 north. rangs
"a east in Eureka County. together with
all improvements. Consideration $50
Recorded January IL, 1905.
Chester NJ. Perry to the Nevada De-
velopment g. Mining Company-Deed
to certain lots, pieces aud parcels of
land situated in the town Of Eureka
and to lot No. III in Eureka mining
district with all improvements thereon.
Consideration S250,000. Recorded Janu-
airy 10. 1908.
Granville A. Fletcher and Chester NJ.
Perry to the Nevada Development a.
Mining Company-Deed to the Holly
Extension Nos. 1 and 2 mines in Eureka
mining district on Adams Hill. Con-
sideration 81. Recorded Jan. 10. 1908.
Granville A. Fletcher and Chester NJ.
Perry to the Nevada Development e.
Mining Company-Deed to the Chester
NJ. MAZDA. Mulligan and Abraham
mines in Hobson mining district. Con-
sideration 81. Recorded Jan 16. 1908.
Certificate of Location of the Ruby
Hill Extension No. 2 mine on Ruby Hill
in Eureka mining district one.half mile
from the Albion shaft by ]. II. Fine and
w. ]. Harris. Recorded January 10.
Notices of Location Of the Minola and
Louisa mines in Cortez mining district
joining the vala and April Fool mines
IN the east by John Rossi. Recorded
January 10.
Notice of Location Of the Snowstorm
mine in Stafford mining district about
one mile southwest of the Iron mine by
DR.. @. p. Fryer. J.. Z. McGann. b. f.
Thornton and George V. Gordon. Re.
corded January IS.
Notices of Location Of the Holly Frac.
ton and Holly Extension No. 2 mines
in Eureka mining district on Adams
Hill about two miles west Of the town
of Eureka by @. NJ. Perry and G.. A.
Fletcher. Recorded January 10.
Certificate Of Location Of the Silver
Lick Extension No. 1 mine ON Adams
Hill in Eureka mining district by w. j.
Harris and j. II. Fine. Recorded Janu-
airy 10.
Location Work on the Gordon Nos. 1
and 2 on the west side Of Prospect
mountain in Eureka mining district by
David Morris and William Holder. Re.
corded January IL.
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legislative Notes

A resolution was introduced in the Assembly Thursday provid-
ing for and appropriation of $40 for each member Of the House for
postage stamps, newspapers and express matter. After Assembly
man Huskey made a speech against the measure, stating that the
members should not try to graft the State, the resolution was killed.
In the course of his remarks Mr. Huskey also said there were too
many attaches in the Nevada Legislature receiving pay for doing
nothing.
Thirty members of the present session are reported to have
signed a petition asking Governor Sparks to request the Legislature
now in session to abolish the Office of Publicity Commissioner now
held by Sam P. Davis, who is drawing a salary of 5000 a month
and make practical the working g. of the Commission.
President McKinnon of the Gold6eld Miners Union proposed
a measure making a State appropriation of $25,0O0, to be used by
the sherifs of the different counties in the event of trouble.
Congressman Bartlett has a measure which provides for the es-
adjustment of a State police of so men under the command of a.
State Warden, who shall be appointive by the Governor or of a
State Board consisting of the Governor, Secretary of State and
Attorney General. These men shall receive $50 a month when not
on duty, and S. a day additional in times of service, the extra SIS
to be paid by the county in which the disorders occur.
Despite the many rumors that petty politics would enter into
the doings of the special session of the Nevada Legislature, all is
peace and harmony in the Legislative halls at present.
AT the caucus of the Democratic party on Tuesday night, Sena-
tor Boyd of Washoe County and Congressman Bartlett had a lively
tilt over a bill to be introduced by Boyd, but all matters were patch
ed up and the controversy did not enter into the doings of the Leg
islature.
1t is claimed by many that the present organization of the AS
sembly is illegal, on the grounds that law and precedent demand
that the Lower House should have been recognized instead of pro-
ceeding under the old organization.
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sUMMERFIELD SUES FOR DIVORCE
Attorney Is Said to Accuse His Wife
and Reno Men

Reno. Nevada. January 13.-At.
torney Sardis Summerfeld, who was
some time ago badly beaten by his son
Lester. and his sister.in.law. Mrs.
Doughty. on Saturday afternoon filed
a complaint for divorce from his wife.
The complaint was sealed. aud Attorney
Summerfleld refuses to discuss 1t.
Those acquainted with the case.
though. report that a well-known civil
engineer and a prominent business
man of Reno have been named as co.
respondents in the case.
Some time ago Mrs. Summerfeld
sued for a divorce and a portion Of her
husbands property, but after the ar.
gument Of the demurrer the case was
dismissed.
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News Notes from Hamilton

The weather has been very fine and
the snow is fast melting away.
James Rosevear has gone to Green
Springs to look after his cattle.
L. LAM has closed his saloon for the
present and this is now a dry town.
We are sorry to say that Judge H.
Bash is still on the sick list and is SER
iously i'll.
Quite a number of persons who are
interested in the mines here have been
in town during the week.
John Swyer Of D~nckwater passed
through { own Monday to Capt. Moor.
mans ranch, where he will work dur
ing the Winter.
Joe Sabron of Currant Greek was in
town this week with a load of dressed
hogs. He feels sure the new railroad
will come his way.
The Wilmington Hotel is now con.
Quoted by Selia Moroti and is the only
place in town at present where lodging
can be had. Every oom was occupied
during the week.
DIR. Cowen. Supt. Frazer. Roy W.
Schenck of Ely, Hal Reilly from White
Pine Mountain, Alex Shields. Mike
Ahearn and Hugh Coyle of Six Mile
House were in Hamilton during the
week on business and for supplies.
There is now q doctor located here.
DIR. Pettengill, formerly of Mispa. will
open up an Office and a drug store in
town. He went to Ely last Monday
and says he will open his drug store as
soon as q suitable building can be fitted
up. r. A. ID.
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Notice to Creditors
In the Third Judicial District Court Of the
State Of Nevada, in and for the
County Of Eureka.

County Of Eureka.
In the matter Of the Estate Of John Wilce.
deceased.
Notice is hereby giventhat the undersigned
was on the tenth day Of January, 1908. by the
Third Judicial District Court of the State Of
Nevada, in and for Eureka County, duly APP
pointed administrator Of the estate Of John
Wilce, deceased, late Of said Eureka County;
that Letters Of Administration Of the said es-
tate have been duly issued to the undersigned
by the said Court; that the undersigned has
duly qualified as such administrator; that q
summary administration of the said estate
has been duly ordered by the said Court; and
that all persons and creditors having claims
against the said estate are required and direct
ed to file the same, with the proper vouchers
and statutory afidavits attached, with the
Clerk Of the said Court within forty days OF
the first publication Of this notice.
H. c. MoTERsEY,
Administrator Of the estate of John Wilce,
| deceased.
H. X. Mitchell, Atty for Administrator.
First publication January 20, 1908.
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Indian Coniesses to Murder

Goldfield Nevada. January A.
George Williams. the Pinte arrested on
a charge Of numbering Barney Griffin
aud William Conner in Esmeralda
County some time ago. on Saturday
night confessed the crime t. Deputy
Sheriff Bart Knight. He stated that
he was passing the camp Of the two
prospectors. and engaged in q quarrel
with them, and that one of them shot
at him and he then drove away, but
later returned and shot both men, after
which he hit each man in the head with
an AZ.
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Bob Evans Flagship
Reported Blown Up

New York, Jan. 17.-An unveri-
fed dispatch from Rio Janeiro
states that the b~attleship Connec-
ticut, flagship of Admiral Evans,
who is in command of the feet
now engaged on the journey from
New York to San Francisco, was
blown up this morning in the
harbor Of the Brazilian capital.
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ELY'S ENTOMBED MINERS
Now Expected They Will Be Rescued
By the End of the Month

Ely, Nevada. Jan. 17.-Foreman GAL
lagher. who has charge of the rescue
work in the Alpha shaft. said to-day
that he believes Feb 1 will be the maxi.
mum of time that will be required TO
release the three entombed men. About
IA feet remain to be made before the
iron intrusion which comes into the
shaft at 615 feet is reached. from where
1t is believed solid ground will be found
to the 1.000-fo level, where the men
are.
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Eminent Chicago Doctor Dead

DR.. Nicholas Sem. one OF the most
eminent surgeons in the United States,
died in Chicago on January 2 of d.
lation Of the heart. On November 10,
1907, in Chicago DIR. Sem performed an
operation upon Olney Leighton. eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Leighton of
Eureka, for harelip, which was entirely
successful. The doctor was a native of
Switzerland and 81 years of age.
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Mrs. Horner Meets With Accident

Mrs. NJ. Horner of Ruby Hill met
with a painful accident Saturday even
ing of last week at that place while
coasting. In defending the hill at a
rapid rate she was hurled from the sled,
her head striking a rock. cutting a cash
six inches long on the right aide Of the
scalp. DIR. W. II. Burnett was immed-
lately summoned, who dressed the
wound. Although the injury is quite
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The widest rumors are now
ahoat, some stating that the deed
was the work of Japanese on
board, and others connecting Ger
man interests with the disaster.
On the other hand there has
been no official notice given out
by the Navy Department at Wash
ington, and the prevailing impress
sion is that the story is a canard.
All efforts to obtain a verif-
cation of the rumor, or knowledge
as to its origin, had failed up to
a late hour this afternoon.
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Notice Of Horses Shipped

Over the Eureka 4 Palisade Railway on
January 10, 1908, from Diamond Station to
Council Bluffs, Iowa, by G.. A. Moore.
Horses inspected 81:
Fifteen horses not branded.
Three horses branded bar over b on left
thigh.
One horse branded cross over circle on left
thigh.
One horse branded V over bar on left thigh.
Two horses branded pitchfork on left jaw.
One horse branded bar over 9 on left thigh.
One horse branded bar over lazy U on right
shoulder.
One horse branded quarter circle over cross
on right thigh.
One horse branded quarter circle over cross
on left thigh.
One horse branded circle on right thigh.
Ten colts not branded.
Inspected by
W. II. SWEENEY,
Sheriff of Eureka County, Nevada.
By Thomas Dixon, Deputy.
Statement No. "a.
Over the Eureka & Palisade Railway on
January 6. 1908, from Diamond Station to
Concord, California, by A. @. Florio. Horses
inspected %:
Five horses branded " on left thigh.
One horse branded shield on left thigh.
One horse branded quarter circle over circle
on right thigh.
One horse branded 80 on left thigh.
Two horses branded pitchfork on left jaw.
One horse branded lazy H on left thigh.
Three horses unbranded.
One horse branded reversed L and B con-
nected ON left thigh.
Two horses branded ? on left shoulder.
Two horses branded 20 on left shoulder.
r. - . & -
One horse branded double diamond and
vented JAB connected on left shoulder.
One horse branded T Z on left thigh.
Inspected by
W.. II. SWEENEY,
Sheriff Of Eureka County, Nevada.
By j. w. Ebert. Deputy.
Statement No. 25
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BORN.

In Eureka, Nevada, January 10. 1908. t.
the wife Of ID. +. Nostrosa, a son.
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The new time card Of the Z. & p.
Railway appears in this issue.
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NEW TO-DAY.
IDligenia Chapter No. 5, 0. E 5.

Meets First and Third Thursdays Of each
month in Masonic Hall at 7 p. m. Visiting
members are fraternally invited to attend.
LILLIAN GoLDISG, w. NJ.
LAURA HoEGH, Secretary.
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PaliSade
Railway


49,
ON AND AFTER JANUARY IL, 1908,
Trains for Passengers, Mails,
Express and Freight, will
run on mountain time, as
follows:
Train No. -
will leave Eureka on Mondays. Wednes
days and Fridays at. ............s:l5 An
Arrive at Palissde at ............30o Pm
Train No. 4
will leave Palisade en- Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays t........... 9;l0 A.
Arrive at Eureka t............ 800 P. n
Train No. 9 makes connection at
Palisade with s. Il. Co. west
bound passenger at i:4s p. IN. and
east bound at s0s p. m.
Stage Connections at Eureka
For Hamilton. Ely, Typo. Reveille, Hot
Greek, Tonkin, Newark Valley, Cald
Creek and Bald Mountain.
This Company handles freight TO Eureka
for Hamilton. Tybo, Belmont, Reveille,
and all points South. Correspondents
solicited.
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DIED.

At Reno, Nevada. January IL. 1908, Nettie,
wife of Carl Stoddard, a native Of California
aged 30 years. Of rhuematism Of the heart.
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