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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
ltntcr Der 85nigseihc.

Sic ihreit nift, f0brt uiht 3uiam>
men: Sn ibrcn Ioern miB tnpferes
@ltt flic6cn. Sic Itebt IT'LL uno bltdt
i'm OH. SIR Geiiebt miro freibcipeiB.
ibre groBcu Gugen baben ettpas bon
Dem Slid 9cbceten @iloes.
60 ltebeu lie cinen Wtoment Aug
in Nrge, Die Wionbitrablcn beleudten
bds id0ne unbeoedte Snupt S'Son>
ncQs, Dciicn 9lidc iih erbarmungsz
los nuf bas Narnlprantlib Der 8ous
pernartc beften.
Gublih bridt Der 2au6er. sic
ntbmet t'cf aui. bic natiirlihe Sarbe
febrt nieoer. JIG frditiet ii6, bas
S6timmitc 81 gelpdrti9cn.
Sic gcb6rt gu bcn ieltencn Srauen,
hcren Wutb in Der Stnnbc Der 8e<
faGr iidl reu 9eitdrtt crbebt.
sic limbs, @auptmamn> S'Son<
nett, ipriht tic lun9ium, i'd belt
Sic momentum fir eincu @ciit. Sic
cridfrcdtcn mid, obpobl i6 irnrfe Terz
ben babe"
nSa. Sic BADEN quite Nerbcn",
enigc9net O'Sounea trodcn, "niht
piele Snmcn. ahd nid)t pielc tart
ae,itige Goupcruanten lpiirbcn III Der
0ciitcrinrnpe ben @eg Sipii6en bier
uub Scnrsippob 6uriidle8en. lluter
ben gege6snen llmitdnoen lit es meine
Yiliht. Sic beim8ubrin9en."
Sic Iddelt. ihlieBt Die 5biire unb
5.ebt ben Inntel enger Inn iih.
~Sbrc Yiliht? baS @ort bat fir
monhe 2eute icbr oebubareu Searifi.
sic b:elten cs ofieubar all6 fir Sbre
Ytlibt, mir bierber 81 foleen uno. i3
mub oos %rnliebiame @ort sebrau9cn.
Den Spion 81 ipielen."
"Spion? 10 es mag a~lsieben. a6er
MIDI trteb mebr ais bloBe Neugierbe.
Inter g~eipD6nliben @erbdltniiien
pilrbe es mih guar munoern, tuenn ih
3nbn Sangerfielbs @oupcrnante Msit.
tcrnad taprorennben Madden iG6e, ae>
miB ober miiroe i6 ibr nift iplgen."
~S1rf id bitten, mir 81 iaaen, mas
hcn Snuptmdrn S'Sonneu beme9t. on
9aop Snn9erfie!bS @ouoernante Sns
~tcreiic Su nebmcn?"
Out, WfiB Serncaitlc. ais ih Sic
erfGnnte. mar mein erltcr Ginorud
oaB Sic ihlnfpanbelten. Sd fannie
in Nlaicr cine Somnnmbule. Die meis
lenipeit gin0, ipcnm ma lie niht eins
iperrte. @enise Wiuutcn poriihtis
Ger Scobndtung nber belebrten mid.
zap Sic iebr lpa6 lpGrcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09

Sic lih b"erufen fii9lcu, cine orre I'm
gliidli6e. Del baS 9aieiu bart mit9e@
ipielt, ms @crSer6.n 81 beecn?"
gtlrns III ibrem Con riiErt ign, or
rcib nift me.
Sci Gott, mein 2c6.n mar fcin
8olrnpfab, ib bin Ser Settc, ser Die
fdrpfenbe Wenitteit nntlogt. Sd
mill sic niht beecl. nj. sc icg:n.
Ser @prsaio, Gle Gatreduns, oos @cs
lldnbuiB bicier sad]t iouen iein. n!s
lrGren tic ME geifeben. 90 iG Heft
ODER llnreft t5uc, oic @obcbcit ST
pcrbsblcn, iJ lpeiB CO nid1t, i1 ipeiB
lhir. bdB ih iHipcigcn perpe."
Gincm rlGslifen &utrieb folgeno.
bictct lie inn Die 9duo.
sir bns renigitcns oantc ih She
ncn. @arum iJ sic @iibrc cerlt,B
ino bierGer fam, boben Sic lid 5u
S6rcr ei9enen @efcieci]ur9 6eantpors
tet. llno bod, 0ouptmouu C'Son>
nca. fGnntcn Sic lid fem 6cfercs. GDz
tercs, n~iirbi9cres Mptip Scn!cn? Sic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09

ltnh ladt Dem Narrcu Adufi9
alldb Dos Slid. 5llr Narrbeit fcbrt CT
ld,licBlid) ooh 6irild.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
fir ba5 SGbr 1909.

Sieier beitausgeitattetc, 2t6 2eies
lpnltcn umfaicnbe unh reid iuus
i~trlerte aalenOer FAT foI9euoen Snz
bait:
SuIitinbises 9%aicnbnrium nit s,p5lf
ncnen Observation-Disclosures in
&prt unD Bib, Den Ibbiloungeu
bon su6lf neuen MOnatsbciliseu
nit bealeitenDer 2ebensbci6reibung.
Gebenfbiatt nes Snbrcs 1909 bon
81. e. 8epIer.
W%cnjabrssrmf BON Sran52ebner t.
Warianiide Stdttem i'm beiliscn
Samo. Bon @ilb. g 6erer
Tarbcmbrufbilo 5mm 5O-jabrisen
Somroes : Snbilaum. |on Yroz
feiipr S. Sod. (Sierieiti9c. reid
in Snrben mseefiibrtc 9ei9abe.)
Batter Suminifus. G~r5qblung aus
Dem IpIfsleben bon 2oren5
Setbcr. 4 ts,D
Gbriitns, Der MuferitanScne, erifeint
leincr Mntter. @ebi6t bon Z.
Ilegan.per 9 an nj g a + f.
ner. S. j. Slt oem' gleidnamigen
SarbenbiIbc beg &ebemptpriltcn>
grllpers 90. Sbmal3l.
Wpr BnnSert SaBrem. 8ciHidtsz
bilber. gc5eihnct ton Otto o n
9 d q d. | n q.
Sas Iebaiaon. Gr3d5Inng bon 6.
Willer.
Gin stiif llbrfettc. Gr5dbllns bon
linton Shott.
Bon mnseidbr. Grabbing aus Iraen>
tiuien bon 8. Catalina.
Gas Ieaenipicl. @ebidt bon g.
bmanu.
Gtumal nnn niht picber. gon
@uibo SabI. SiBenbah.
SabreSrnnoidau bon Or. Sent NIT
pielen 9ilhern.
Siele pradtise original : Snnitra.
tipmeu BON b~eiuGbrten 2iintlert
ihmidcn bicicn ncncm Sabraang,
melher aud piener ben bcliebten
Wnnbfnlcnber cutb1lt.
Nus Dem Sbengennnnten fann 1id)
Sober elm llrtbcil bilben iiber ar
Dos Sutereiiunte. mas in u~nIercr
Trdmic 81 finoeH lit.
@ir icnocn Sbnen Ben GalenSer
foiteufrei. fpcnn Sic ioglcih SIREN
~riidltduoi9cu Announcements : @etrag.
unb $500 fir %orausbe5ablung eins
lt)icfcn. Senoen Sic oen Setrus
prompt elm, penn Die NaGfrage lit
cine groBe unb es bilrfte inner %ors
ratb id)neQ pergriffcn iein.
N~htun9suou
2oren6 d buncr.
@eibIftsiiibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
Geuling 6cim 6a8aro uno fem 9eldids
tcrer Spicler beIudyt cen TloB.

Nelling 6cim 5a8aro uno fem 9eldids
tcrer Spicler beiud)t cen Tlot.
Sn Der Iaht nab WiiB &erncai1ic5
Mueflug tsbrt Sir Eeter frjiber ais
o~cnUbnlih Fem, I'm icd5hunocrt
Yfuno reitcr. gr lit BEL icbr gutter
3aunc. Bic Nadt lit it'll unp Ifon.
Scine 6reubc periteuht icIblt Die 8es
ipeniterfurft, er pfeift cine Uric Dor
lid1 bin. Nls CT iein @eIietbum err
rcitt uno Die IQec entlana reitet,
idllaaen Die llbrcn Der StaOt eli llbr.
@us lit oas2 Dns IfsrD bat plobiid
aeiheut. Sic finb nabc elmer 9rpBcn
Gitc. genannt sbie aGnigseidc, neil
nortbin einmal Elm iungcr $rdtenpcnt
Dor iciucn @erfolaern lid geiIildtct
baben ipa. Ser ,groBen Saumes
3ireiae brciten ibre Shatten weit lims
her uno aus Den, Sunfel tnud5t lang
lam cine ipeiBe 0eitalt nit ipallcnoem
Saur, pas @ntlib benz seltirnteu Sim>
mel sieeipenoet. &eiB, geiiterbaft,
laltlps 9leitet Die grifeinung climber
uno ltett lid mitten nuf Den @e9. Tou
beIdeint Der bleibe Wpnb Die blalien
3iige. unb Cir Tctcr iiebt Slabcuas
Sangerficlbs Sobteuautlie.
&ic critarrt liebt CT cincn Wsenrent
nuf tic, Dor gntietcn permag CT fei@
ncn 2aut berpur5ubringen. Damn
bdumt lid ifeu bas 8oB u1o elm
a%rnuier Shrei 5ittert purh Die title
MittcrnGft. Elm Sdrci. oeu Die 6prer
ME pergeiien. Sns Tfero Itiirmt ipie
raleno fort, Elm idlperer SAL folgt, Die
Sunbe itlagen on. Der St1utncft. Der
ihldfrig auf ieinem Yoitcn list, thirst
beraus unp padt ous Tfero, pus Dor
Smrdt bebt. IS lit rcitcrlos. On
Ginger GntiernIng liegt Cir Teter be-
iinnungslos i'm tbuligen @ras. Cont
lit uirgcubs ettras 81 leben.
(Sortietnug foGet.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09

Sieier beitaIsgeitattetc, 216 2eies
lpaltcn umfaienbe unh reid iuus
l~trierte aalenDer bat foI9enoen Sn@
bait:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09

-..
Der? robin begibt tic ii@ in Der 0eis
Itcritunoe?"
Sic blift ni6t INT. cilt fliihtigen
SuBes balm, Iuoolf S'Sonnea fclgt
ibr.
S9r 3iel lit graden SoQoip. CT
Iiebt e5 6lm critcn Winl, ME cs DOE
uno eiuiam holiegt urt,r oiiiteren
@dumen. Iae &apeu iinb gci6Ioiien,
tcin Sid)t IGimmert, Oas Salls liebt
unIo9bar perlaIien nrs. Ser nddts
litc 9cirH nffnet bic Sbiire nit einem
Sdliliiel nnD bli,ft 8nrild. Ser Shats
ten rcr 8dumc birgt Den Gerfolger,
nidl$ lit iihtbar, ais bcs 0ionbeS
bieider Saeiu, DER clpise @lan5 Der
Stcrue. ni6t5 borbar. ais Dos Slit
tern be5 &inbes in 2nub uub @rns.
Sic pcibl'he @eitalt pcn'fuinoet I'M
Oallic. S'Sonncu tritt por bis an
bnS Ebor unb lpartct. pbne 5u iuiIlen,
chi mas. Yl0Blih ertont Elm iurftz
6arcr, cntietliGer S6rci, benz ipiIoer
aln9elout unb baum SobtenitiQc folgt.
Ser Siii5ier bot manfeH Sefpets Iets
ucs @!illtbcs, icincr lluerifrodenbeit
ge9cGen, ilult dber b%urdhbc6t i'm
Sdouber. @as lit bas? miro i'll Dem
Doen, o~rabesitiQcn Sauie Elm Worp be-
g1ngcn? loll or ben Gintritt er5ipingen
obcr iuartcu, CD Ger 9rauie Snrt lid
micbcrbple? Gr laIlf)t filnf. 5ehn,
fiinfScbn Ntinutcn: Ilc5 bleibt itiae.
Nur pas Slilitcru Der Yldtter. Der &uf
Ginger %0gel. Die Stinmen Der Nnbt
iiub p~crncbnllid). @dbrcnb CT nod
uni6iiiliig ltebt. tritt Die gcbeimniBs
pollc Same lpieoer aus benz 6auIe, ges
fplgt bon eincm %9cbeugten nlten @eibe.
.Mein, 61nndb, gu lollit mid niGt
bc8le;tcn, Die 3eit, etlpns Sroiidcs 81
iilrbterL. lit fir mid porbsi. &ein
2c6cnber poer Sooter Miro mir lha>
nen. Sn brci giertelitnnocn crreihe
ib Scdrswoob, fomme bincin, tpic idl
berauafnm, trpb allcr S6lGiicr, unb
bin mor9en pieber Sir Teters 0ou>
%pcrnGnt,. 8 Snnnubl ipelh Elm 2cs
bcnl Och 6uriid nub IudDc bas cntieb>
lidJe S6reicn 5u %perbinberrL ipcnn Oh
%fnnnit. @ic gut. baB man glaubt,
e5 ipufe in @raden Soloip."
nSiin9It mdrc es bdlo pcrratbcn
morbcn. Ser Scrr uno Die Same
b3rten cs. G3 fam nift INNER bauz
crn."
.Ni6tS bnuert cipie, aud meiuc
| Stunbe nnbt. @is cabin lei rlbig
uuo BERTHE ben Shlnftrunf. penn Der
&drm Su arg lit. 0utc Na6t."
Sic Gilt Die Stufcn binab. Die
Slltc fcbrt ms Snus 5urild.
Sic @puperuoutc blcibt itcbeu. 5icbt
Die llbr llnb iiebt beim Wioubihein
%bnrauf. Sic tobe @e'tnlt inter Den
r@duntcu beulerft JIG uift.
~Sdon bnlb 5rpei llbr", mlrmelt
tic, i'd bate nitt gcba6t, Dab es 10
fpdt m0rc."
Cine iebr ipGtc Stunbc nIerbines.
inn nllein i'm Srcien 81 iein, IiB
I3erncoitle". ipridlt 6aliptmann
S'Sonuea llnb talift nlis Dem Sfdte
ten ror ihr auf, Init Sbrcr GrlnibniB
mcrhe i1 Sic 6uriidgcleitcn."
~ ~ y
GinunobreiBiglt ties
&apitcl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09

cine Gage mag gldn3enp, bic nnbcre
bitter unb traurig iein, uno bob lit
oa9 soc 2ebcu iihcr, Gas dnocre boil
0efnbreu MnD %eriuduu9cn."
Ser SifiSier ld6eIt.
r@ol @eiabren uno Scriuhnn9cn
iiir tbDrid),c NfdSdsn uun leiGtiinnigc
Sraaeu. niht fiir sic. Sic riiien in
ieher Scbenslnge fir lid 81 ipr9en.
&as Sbr giotip iii, ih femme cs n;tt,
uup cs aebt mid njd3ts on. auScr -"
"guser, @&rptnann S'Spunca.
altBer -"
sAuber. iu,un lluannehmlihieit;n
barnis eutipringcn. S6on jest tpurs
Den Sic mebriad iiir Gin Ocipanit ges
bdlten."
Sic @oupcrncnte Ia6t 9%e3ipungen.
Ser arnle tleine Sir Sct,rl mas
fam ih bafiir. ircuu idl elmer il=n be-
fannt geirelenen Sobten alci6e?"
.Ssrners miieu Sic. hnB Cir Irs
tour NIT 2app Garcia lett Sabrcn pcrs
lobt it,"
-Ib". 5iirnt @tiS Scrncuiile, Jest
fommcn mir nui 5nrt,S 0ebict. Sir
Irtbur iii NIT Garcia perIobt uub bat
Der peradtetcn @oupernante einiee
Iufmsr:inmfcitcn crluieieu. Gr bat
frerublid nit mir 9eiprohen uno Ole
ihpnc bof9cborrre @raicntods.er be-
cbrt mid nit ibrcr G.isrinAt. llno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
Mhtnua, Tarmer.

snbt Chr 0nier. Seu. aartoi elm. @ei,en, Norm.
sioagen, @erite. 9ier, Butter poer lberhauut
ir9enbmelde darmprobutte sI uertauieu? Benri
ir, baum ifreibt erit an Sol. 3. Magic. 0ubnaue.
Soma, uno irdgt ihu nm ieiue Sreiie. alan
~abreinre einiadb: Z. :. Naste, 9ubuqu., 3olua.
n. b. 0err aiagle tanft uno u~ertauir ann
etaot. uub 6armeIJentbum
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-05-01
BARTLETT GOES TO FRISCO
Former Eurekan to Enter NewspapeI
Field at the Bay

Henry ]. Bartlett, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. B. Bartlett. and brother OF
Congressman George A. Bartlett, former
old residents Of Eureka, who has been
publisher Of the Nugget at Round
Mountain. Nye County. since il was
started, released his management OF the
paper with the issue Of April "a He
has leased the plant to Joseph Pavlock.
who for the past two years has been a
member Of the staff OF the paper. Mr..
Bartlett states in his valedictory that
"other interests, which he feels have o
prior call on his activities. have prompt
ed this step"
The SENTINEL learns that the former
publisher of the Nugget was recently
elected a director in a new company in.
corporated q short time ago to publish q
daily paper in San Francisco, backed
by loaiing and wealthy Democratic
politicians. 1t is understood that Mr..
Bartlett will be connected with the
business department Of the new paper.
Tue retiring publisher is also well
known here to old Eurekans. who will
wish him success in his new field.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-05-01
News Notes From Ruby Hill

Several new men started to work here
this week.
Sol Triple will open his new saloon
here on Friday, April 80.
The snow is still quite deep in q num-
Der Of canyons in this vicinity.
Several severe windstorms visited
this section during the past week.
Edwin Hicks has been suffering from
a severe attack of rheumatism for the
past two weeks.
Prospectors are beginning to arrive in
this vicinity. One of them has set mp
his tent back OF Caribou Hill.
Wedding bells will peal again soon in
this vicinity, aud one of our business
men expects to be q principal in the
affair.
Mrs. Heagle and Miss Lee arrived
ON Thursday from Salt Lake. They are
employed IN the Littlefair boarding
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly. former
residents Of Ruby Hill. have returned
from Montana and taken up their resi-.
dence in the house owned by Henry
Norris.
On Saturday a heavy blast was put of
by II miners 10 the No. 2 Hicks stope
on the 100 level of the Eureka Con.
mine. There were TT holes put off to-
gether. and the blast proved successful
in caving the ground desired.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-05-01

Prof. A. E. Kaye of Reno. formerly a
resident Of Eureka. has just received
word of the death Of his brother. John
b. Kaye. at Caldmar. Iowa. last Satur.
day. at the age of So years. john B
Kaye was m Of the early pioneers of
Nevada. crossing the plains in 1858 aud
locating on the Comstock. For a mum.
Der of years he was employed as a
miner in the Ophir. He returned to
the East after four years of roughing it.
only to return again in 1869 at the out
break Of the White Pine excitement.
Failing again to successfully WOO the
tickle goddess Of fortune. he gave up
following mining and settled down to
the study OF law ct Lake Geneva. Wis.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-05-01
Tenabo Mining Claims Sold

The l. V. group of mining claims. SIT
uated Ia the Tenabo district. 20 miles
southeast of here. were sold this week
by the owner, A. Vandemart. to H. l..
Sanborn and associates Of Londonville,
Ohio. says the Battle Mountain Herald.
The group had been under option to
these parties for some time. but was not
finally taken up until last Wednesday.
The exact consideration is not made
public. bat it is said to consist of a cash
payment and a block of stock in the
c,mpany. Development is to be com.
menced at once by the new M
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-05-01
SHOOTING At PAIlsADE
Rough House Started in Winchester
Saloon Results Seriously

James J. Hines. a Western Pacific
laborer. was shot in the left leg above
the ankle in the Winchester saloon of
J. W. Ebert al Palisade Thursday night
of last week. Hines was making q
rough house Of the place. when the
barkeeper, Louis Ebert, took a shot at
him. The bullet broke one Of the bones
Of the leg and put Hines out Of COM
mission. The Injured man was taken
to Elko for surgical aid, and is now
under treatment in q hospital there.
District Attorney A. s. Henderson
went down to Palisade and conducted q
preliminary examination of Ebert on
Tuesday before Justice j. NJ. Requa.
the charge being assault with intent to
do bodily injury. After hearing the
testimony. aud a statement having been
received from the injured man to the
effect that the shooting was no doubt an
accident, Justice Requa dismissed the
charge against Ebert.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-05-01
Divorce in Nevada

A glimmer of sound law having at
length reached the sagebrush country.
the Nevada;divorce mills will henceforth
grind more slowly. The 2s would.be
divorces who have been hanging about
Reno in anticipation Of Judge Pixies
decision will now. doubtless, shake the
alkali dust from their high-heeled
slippers and seek q more salubrious
Cline. For the Courts opinion, to their
great disgust. holds that stopping over
between trains NO longer constitutes .
legal residence in Nevada. at least for
purposes of Observation-Disclosures Post.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-05-01
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS
Judge Breen Instructs the Jury
to Acquit @. D.. Long on a
Charge Of Forgery

Ia the District Court on Thursday
the adjourned case of the State vs.. O.
ID. Long. accused Of forging aud pass
ing a $40 check on b. f. Thornton Of
Palisade in December last, came mp for
hearing.
The following jurors were ~impaneled
without difficulty: H. Parmagiaui, Fl.
o. wilkins. j. II. Fine, w. B. Tripp,
H.. b. Zottman. William Dooley, A. T.
Taylor. +. r. Wilson, Fred Harris, w.
J. Harris, W. Mccain, NJ. q. Foster.
Attorney II. X. Mitchell represented
the defendant and District Attorney A
). Henderson the prosecution.
Ed Smith. barkeeper for B. f. Thorn.
ton, was called and examined for the
State. When the alleged forged check
was presented to the witness for identi.
location and introduction in evidence il
wal objected to by defendants attor.
ney upon the ground that 1t was not tn,
check set out in the indictment; that i,
contained many other writings on it,
face and back. and that o fatal varianc.
existed between it and that contiineo
in the indictment. Counsel read many
authorities in support Of his position.
and more especially from Wharton's
work on criminal evidence.
The Court took a recess until 1880
O'Clock p. m. to look into the question.
at which time the Court held good the
objection, and ruled out the check a.
evidence. Other witnesses were then
called. but not one testified that Long
"made" the check as set forth in the
idiciment, nor that the check was In
mis- hand writing. nor that the check was
presented for payment and rejected.
When the prosecution rested. counsel
for defendant moved for a verdict Of
acqnittal. The Court 30 instructed the
jury. which soon returned with Q yer.
dict Of not guilty.
Antone Ferraris. a juror. and Charles
Woods, a witness, were cited to appear
for contempt Of court at one p. m. Fri
day, for having conversed about the
Long Ease and gone into its merits the
day before the trial.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-05-01
Ely Diatrict l. Boomins

In the neighborhood of 2,20O men are
at present time en- the pay roll Of mines
and reduction works of the district. The
present month they will probably turn
out the record amount of ore shipped
from the mines Of the district and the
record amount of copper turned ont from
the smelters. The latter plant will
probably break all previous records in
the United States for amount of copper
production in a single month from q
plant in new territory within . given
from the beginning Of construction.
Ely News.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-05-01
EUREMs GOOD FIRE SYSTEM
Fire Plugs, Hose and Water
Tested Under Various Con-
ditions With Good Results

Last Saturday q number Of the fire
boys tested the hose on the cart at the
Court House and several Of the fire
plugs for the purpose Of Ascertain.
ing how many streams OF water the
fire system from Fletcher'f stable down
Main street could furnish at one
time. They found that the system
would supply two good streams from
the Fletcher plug and two from the
Hotel Zadow plug at the same time.
They also found that the system would
give two good streams from the Zadow
plug and one good stream from the
Gavin plug. Il was found that the
Mob Hill and the fire plug at Sadler's
stable each gave one good stream at the
same time, and each plug gave two
good streams when tested separately.
On Wednesday Commissioner Fraser,
aud Thomas Hicks. fire warden for
April, examined all the other fire plugs
which had not been tested as above
stated. and found them to be in good
condition.
When these tests were made the
water from the fire system in the tanks on
the hill west Of town was turned into
what is known as the town system on
Main street, which is supplied with
water from the tanks at the south end
Of town. The town system stood the
extra pressure without any breaks
whatever.
1t is now considered that the fire
system in the town Of Eureka at this
time is as good, if not in better con-
dition, than it has been for many years.
The late Grand Jury recommended
that the Board of County Commissioners
purchase an additional 500 feet Of hose
at the expense Of the county for the
cart at the Court House, which is the
property Of the county. The $50 feet
of good hose now on that cart was pur-
chased by the town of Eureka for the
Mob Hill cart, and later transferred to
the county cart. The Commissioners
are now planning to purchase this new
hose later in the year when financial
conditions will permit.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-05-01
NEW DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed in the Office Of the Recorder
of Eureka County Up to
April 90. 1909

Notice of Location Of the Water Lode
mine In Secret Canyon mining district.
about 1000 feet north Of Secret Canyon
summit, by Alfonso Affranchino. Re-
corded April 23.
Location Certificate Of the Ohio Ex-
tension mine in Eureka mining district.
on the northeast side Of Mccoy Hill, by
Otto R. Mau. Recorded April 23.
Notice Of Location Of the Davies
tunnel in New York Canyon. about 500
feet south of the Seventy Six mine in
Eureka mining district. BY Daniel
Davies. Recorded April "a
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-05-01
ACT INJUR|NG NEVADA
State Engineer Says Governments
Policy Is Retarding Stock
and Mining Industries

State Engineer Frank R. Nicholas
declares that the National Forest Re-
serve law is being misapplied in this
State by Clifford Pinchot. and that as a
result not only many of the States
resources are being Withdrawn from the
public, but that several industries of
the State are being ruined. He also
declares that some relief must be OBJ
tanned from this misapplication of a
good Act and that every effort will be
made to secure the needed relief. Fur
Their than this, he states that he is
backed by all the %cattlenen, sheepmen.
miners and prospectors of Nevada, and
that there may be open revolt against
the law. unless the Government grants
the relief prayed for.
Not long ago Governor Denver S.
Dickerson appointed a Committee, con-
sisting of Oscar ]. Smith. Chairman (;
State Engineer Frank r. Nicholas and
Captain J. B. Menardi. a mining en-
gineer. TO investigate the creating Of
National Forest Reserves in this State
and TO see what could be done to pre-.
vent the embracing Of valuable mining
and agricultural land within the Forest
Reserves.
State Engineer Nicholas states that
the primary idea of the Forest Reserve
and the conservation of natural re-
sources was to protect the sources of
streams having their origin in forests
or in timber growths. as the destroying
of the timber on these watersheds
might destroy the streams by allowing
the snow to ali melt at one time and
thus cause the streams to dry up later in
the year. He declares that the Forestry
Bureau Is all right and that in some
instances Clifford Pinchot has done some
good work, but that in this State the
Act has been grossly misapplied.
According to cattlemen and miners
in all portions of the State and to STATE
Engineer Nicholas. Forest Reserves
have been created in Nevada where
no streams exist and where the growth
of timber. if any at all exists, is only
thin and of a scrubby nature
There is strong objection to the For
est Reserve recently created. as we'll as
to those created some time ago. and
every effort will be made by the Com
mission appointed by the Governor to
secure some relief for the people of this
State.
Taft Stands for Forest Reserves
Washington. April 2l-Gifford Pin,
chot said to-day that the statement tina,
President Taft was not in sympathy
with the forest conservation movement
was unfounded. II am authorized by
the President" stated Pinchot. ste
announce his entire sympathy with the
forest conservation policies as they are
already developed; that he stands behind
them" This is the first authoritative
utterancs Of Taft's views on the matter
since he was inaugurated. IL was given
to the public because rumors in the
West had gained currency that Taft
would undo Rooseyelt's forest policy.