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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-09

The theme for the Sunday morning
sermon ut II o'clock in the Presbyterian
Church will be the 'The New Creation"
In the evening at Z o'clock the question
which has been asked. Concerning the
Future Destiny Of the Unbeliever." will
be answered.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-09

The Tonopsh Sun Of January 8 says
another STRIKE Of Importance has been
made u Hslena, formerly known -
Clifford. Nys County, the owners Of the
property beine Tom @. Murphy and
Walter Whitmors. formerly Of Eureka.
In . shsllow shaft they have en-
oountsred sfoot Of ore that run ess. 20.
These leassrs hare incorporated their
block under the name Of the Don.
solidatsd Broken Hills Leasing Com.
pany. They plan extensive develop
ments.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-09

Election Contest Case Dismissed
A. s. Henderson. attorney for w. II.
Sweeney. contestant for the Office Of
Sheriff Of Eureka County. appeared in
the District Court last Saturday ct the
request of the plaintiff and asked that
the case be dismissed. Judge Breen
accordingly ordered the complaint
stricken from the District Court docket,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-09

We desire to return our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends for the
kindness and sympathy shown us durinR
the illness and death Of our mother.
MRS. H. A. CULLoDEN,
Miss ALICE NJ. PHILLIPS,
ARTHUR d. PHILLIPS,
EDWIN j. PHILLIPS.
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS

REMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT
Eureka. Nevada on the 9Th day of JAM, 1909
Persons calling for any Of these letters will
please say: Advertised" January o.
A. Backstrom Vase Manotic
Jessie Bodies Alexander Mofst.
Miss Marie Bowen Daniel Morresy
Carlo Ciapucci Rodolf Rasetti
O. Deming Joseph Roseista
DR.. L. B. Laker Will Ross
G. L. BROY, Postmaster.
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Presbyterian Church Notice

Services will be held at the Presby.
terrain Church in Eureka every Sunday.
as follows:
Sermon at IL a. m. and 2 p. IN.
Sunday School at 1880 p. m.
Every person is cordially invited to
all services.
ANGUS MATHEsoN, Pastor.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-09
NO DIPHTRERIA AT DUCkWATER
According to DIR. Burnett of Eureka
Who Recently Visited There

According to DR.. Burnett of Eureka
Who Recently Visited There
The Ely Mining Record of Jan. 2 had
the following regarding the recent sick
ness and death at Duckwater, Nye
County
DIR. Brock and Dave Mclean re.
turned to Ely Thursday evening from
Duckwater where the doctor was called
the first of the week to attend some
cases of diphtheria. Mrs. Charles w.
Williams took sick last week with
what was at first supposed to be quinsy.
but which later proved to be diphtheria
of a virulent type. The woman died
after an illness of only a few days.
The doctor reports two more cases OF
diphtheria at Duckwater, but 1t is
thought that the outbreak is under con
troll and that no more deaths will occur
at present from that disease.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-09
Prospect Roll Of Honor

Following 10 the Roll Of Honor Of the Pros
poet School for the month ending Dec. 25;
Theresa Borgna. Angelo Borsna. Albins
Gibellini. John Gibellini. Judith Borsna.
Carrie Gibellini, Jennie Gibeilini, John
Borgna, Artiglio Vaccaro. Elvszia Gibellini,
Angelo Frank.
LIZZIE BoSErrI, Teacher.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-09

Religious Services on Ruby Hill
Rev. Angus Matheson Of the Eureka
Presbyterian Church will preach at the
Methodist Church on Ruby Hill every
evening next week at 2 O'Clock. except
on Saturday. A cordial invitation 10
extended to all.
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Divorced Couple Reunited

Divorced Couple Reunited
The wedding Of Mr.. Owen A. Porch
and Mrs. Alice Porch took place at the
home of the groom on Cedar Hill.
Eureka. on Tuesday evening. January
5. 1909. Rev. Angus Matheson oficiat-
ing. This is the second marriage of
the couple, they having been divorced q
few years ago..
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-09

There will be o stated convocstion Of
st. Johns Chapter No. 8. r. A. NJ.
Saturday evening at Z o'clock.
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ClowJ Zadow r
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Conway Barlow N
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Coates O ID Chialivia
Culver W Martin J
Cobb NJ Depaoli J
Cox wF Eathorne WI
Case 8 Eccles I
Dooley w Fine ]
Dixon 7 Graves Nephi
Donnelly W Glynn 7
Delaney M Harris +
Delaney H Horner NJ M
Delaney Jury James
Davies w L Moyle
Donnelly NJ Moyle Ed
Depaoli A McCann @ e
Father Henry McNaughton
Evans John Rogers / II
Florio A @ Richards H
Foster NJ @ Rosevear L
Fulton o Sharp w
Fletcher @ A Smitt Il
Fine J H Shaw J 8
Ferraris A Vittle J
Gallo @ venton A O
Geraty E Wilson +
Hooper w J Woods J
Huffmaster Borgna A
Hancock J. Jr Frank
Harris WI Greenwood O
Henderson O L Clayton A w
Huebner A NJ Winzell f
HUI @ H OarlettiP
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Hildebrandt o Leighton g w
Hills X E Tattsn
I'm bersteRF Crofut F
Johnson A w Romano
Johnson J O Sadler e
Jacobsen J Bruffey 7 A
Kraus Z Plummer TT
Keefe d Anderson A
Kautz Bruce V
Ropp + Bailey G w
Looney e Clifford y
Laird A Cavanauah G F
Lob P Cook +
Lucey L Carol A
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Lewis r &C Ebert J W,
Laird w Edison K
Locke r II Fillmore N L
Mau w Friend q H
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MsckeyJ Hammond w
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Morrison d Knight Ell
Murray King G
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Minoletti u Menough H F
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MoNaughton J B Mcdonald H
Mcbride J McGann ] Z
Nostrossa d e Mcbride OF
Phillips Ell McKinnon M
Pedriola p Nelson FP
Phillips AID Ronald r L
| Paroni P Raine r +
P~astorini r Swan j
Parmagiani II Sri A
Philippe e Sasserno E
Phillips E Tighe
Raftice r Walker G
Rebaleati ] B Wells Ell
Roselh T Woods O
Regli Winger J
Repetto J Yates W
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| Sweeney W H WALTZ Fritz
Kitchen J G
The Board adjourned to Monday
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The following application Of L. d
Francis, NJ. D.. for the appointment Of
County Physician Of Eureka County
was read to the Poard and ordered
placed on hle:
Eureka. Nevada. Dec. 90, 1908.
To the Hon. Board Of County Connie
sioners Of Eureka County, Neradd:
Gentlemen-f beg to offer my service,
as County Physician of Eureka County
for the year 1903.
On my application for said position in
1907 I was informed by n OF thu
County Commissioners that / would
have to prove my ability before ! would
be eligible to such Office.
/ presume l can conscientiously say
I have proved the ability required. A
record of but three deaths In . practice
Of nearly two years-one from injury to
the brain. one from consumption. com.
plicated with pneumonia. and n from
general paralysis-I trust. entities me
to O division Of the county work.
Respectfully yours.
L. II. FRANCIS. NJ. d.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-09

On motion Of Commissioner Thomas.
seconded by Commissioner Fraser. ano
unanimously carried by the Board 1T was
ordered that DR.. w. +. Burnett be ap.
pointed County Physician Of Eureka
County from the first Monday in Janu-
airy, 1909. to the first Monday in June,
1909. 1t a salary Of go per month.
1t was ordered by the Board that
Martin Mahoney. Sheriff of Eureka
County. be authorized to appoint q
jailer for the branch Jail at Palisade at
q salary Of $50 per month.
The Board reappointed Mrs. A P.
Tenvoord Matron Of the County Hos.
pital.
j. J. Luoey. ~ janitor of the Court
House. was reappointsd by the Board
ct o salary Of e75 per month.
The acceptance Of w. +. Burnett a.
County Physician for the ensuing five
months was read to the Board and
ordered fled.
The acceptance Of Mrs. A. p. Ten
voord a. Matson Of the County Hospital
was read and placed on file.
Trial Jurors For 1909
The Board selected the following 1876
names from the last poll list Of Eureka
County to serve rs trial jurors in the
Third Judicial District Court of Eureks
County for the year 1909;
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Kitchen J G
The Board adjourned to Monday.
February l..
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COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS
Old Board Finishes Up Its AT
fairs Last Saturday and New
Board Met Monday

The old Board Of County Com
missioners met on Saturday. January 2.
1909. and closed mp the business of
1908.
A list OF the bills allowed Is published
in another column.
The bill Of A. w. johnson, deputy
constable. for $3.50 for the arrest of
John Frankopan and Fri Filipi. wal
rejected on motion of Commissioner
Thomas. seconded BY Commissioner
Paroni and carried unanimously BY the
Board.
The Board stated that the District
Attorney had advised the Com.
m~issioners that the deputy constable
could not lawfully present . bill to the
county: that IL should have been put iD
BY his principal and further. that Mr..
Johnson being deputy sheriff 10 not en-
titled to fees for such arrest, and that
the bill 10 not . legal charge against the
county.
A communication from DIR. L. H.
Francis was received and laid over for
action by the incoming Board.
A petition from citizens and taxpayers
Of Pine Valley In Eureka County was
received by the Board requesting thai
. new school district be established, to
be known a. Pine Valley School District.
stating that the said district has the
requisite number Of school children Of
school age to entitle IL to . school. The
Board granted the request.
The bonds Of the various County and
Township officers Of Eureka County for
the amounts - already Published in 3
previous issue of the SENTINEL. were
approved BY the Board.
After t~ransacting the above business
the Board adjourned sine die.
Meeting Of the NsO Board
The new Board of County Com.
m~issioners, consisting Of Alex. Fraser.
NJ. Z. Thomas and ]. B. Bale. held lite
drst regular meeting pm Monday. Jan.
uary 4. The Clerk and District Attorney
were also present.
The Commissioners and the Auditor
counted the money in the Treasury and
found the same to agree with the Coun.
~ Treasures statement.
The joint statement Of the Auditor
and Treasurer for the quarter ending
December 81. 1908. was received by the
Board. It will be found in to-day.
issue Of the SENTINEL.
Commissioner Fraser stated that he
presumed. being the hold-over Com.
missioner, 1t was his duty to call the
Board to order, and that the first order
Of business was to organize by the
selection Of q Chairman.
Commissioner Thomas moved thai
| Commissioners A. Fraser be appointed
| Chairman Of the Board. Commissioner
J. b. Biale seconded the motion. Mr.,
Fraser declined the appointment. Mr..
Thomas then placed Mr.. Bale in
nomination for the position. which was
seconded by Mr.. Fraser, the vote result
ing in the appointment Of Commissions
Bale Fraser and Thomas voting
aye" and Bale NO."
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-09
ORPHEE PASSES
THE AMERICAN
GAME FRENCHMAN IN LEAD AT
MADISON SQUARE
Had Struggled All Afternoon and
Evening in GruelIing Six-Day
Running Race to Get
to the Front

NEW YORK, March 9.-After haV-
ing struggled gamely all afternoon to
catch P. ]. Dineen and w. F. Prouty,
the Boston team in the siX-day go-as-
you-please race at Madison Square
garden, Louis Orphee of the French
team TODD a lead of two laps over the
Americans in wonderful burst OF
speed shortly after midnight
All records for the twenty-four hours
went by the boards ten minutes before
midnight, when Dineen had covered 165
miles and l lap, and exactly on the
stroke of II the French team equale6
the figures set by Helgeman and
Cavanaugh when they made the record
OF 1902.
With seven laps between him and the
Frenchman, Dineen plugged along
methodically, but Orphee then began
pressing him. Suddenly the French
man began to sprint, and amid the
plaudits of the spectators gradually
crept upon the American. He passed
the Boston runner at 1890 this morn
ing. The score of the leading teams al
midnight follows;
Dineen and Prouty, 1858.
Cibet and Orphee, 1851.
Spring and Adams 1888.
Feegan and Curtis, 1906.
The scores of the two leaders at
a. m, were III for the Frenchmen and
40 for Dineen and Prouty.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-09
AID WOLGAST AND HARRY BAKER MEET
IN TEN-RoUND ARGUMENT TONIGHT
PLAN BENEFIT GAME
FOR INJURED PLAYER
Condition of Walter Ransom, Who
Was Severely Hurt at Palms,
Shows Little Improve
ment

The condition of Walter p. Ransom,
the amateur ball player who was In
jured Internally while participating In
a baseball game last Sunday at Palms
between the Palms and the All Stars
of Los Angeles, has not improved, and
the doctors at the hospital on Crocker
street say, by reason of the serious
complication and painful condition or
the patient, ii is difficult to determine
when he will be able to leave.
Ransom has many friends among
the baseball fans. having played in
amateur games for several years. IL
is proposed to give him benefit, and
in accordance with a plan already In
hand. a game of ball will be played.
the proceeds from which will be given
Ransom.
1t is hoped that there will be large
attendance at the benefit game, the
date for which will be announced
later. and which will be played at
some local diamond. Ransom Is in
need of money and the present injury
will deprive him of the opportunity
of earning for several weeks at least.
and in consequence. If his friends do
not come to his assistance, he is likely
to be in sad straits. -
The benefit game will be played be-
tween two of the strongest teams in
the ball circles of Southern California,
and outside\of the opportunity to be of
assistance to Ransom, the contest will
be worth the amount which will be
charged at the gate.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-09
FAvORITES GET
BACK ON STRIDE
TALENT WALLOPS THE SANTA
ANITA BO0KIES AGAIN
JUDGES SEEM TO HAVE PUT
SPORT ON HONEST BASIS
Six. Popular Choices and One Short
Priced Good Thing Sweep Gard,
and Few SPECTATORS Have
Any Complaint to Make
BY JAY DAVIDSON

Those who attended the races yes
terday in the expectation of picking
I'D some loose change on long shots
got fooled immensely, as only SIX
fayorites won in the seven races, ana
the solitary long shot that got 10 tne
wire in front was held at SUCH snort
odds that it hardly tempted anybody
TO lose any fortunes. The timely ana
effective efforts of the JUDGES to put an
end to rough riding and crooked WORK
bv the Jockeys seemed to have a
salutary effect and the horses OBJ
served form with remarkable con-
sistency, considering the disregard LOT
formful performances that had been
so manifest in the preceding Tort
night. , ...
event to attract the multitudes, but a
larger crowd than usual attends the
Monday racing was on hand and once
again the talent gave the bookleS an
awful slamming. Good things were on
tap. as was to be expected, but not
one of them got his snout out in front
quick enough to catch the Judges eyes
Beginning with the first race and end
ing with the seventh, favorites gave
good account of themselves, and the
fellow who paid his fare and bought
his admission ticket had no KICK COM
ing when he started for home, unless
he had been shooting at the moon all
afternoon.
Ethon, perhaps the most consistent
horse at the track at this time, picked
up a big weight package and easily
defeated Adriuche in the seven-furlong
feature. 1t was no horse race, as Eth
on outclassed Adriuche, as he had done
all season. Adriuche started out to
make a runaway race of it. but Ethon
had the class and the speed and never
was seriously in doubt as the winner.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-09
RESULTS AT EMERYvILLE

OAKLAND, March 8.-Some good
fields went to the post at Emeryville
today and interesting sport resulted.
The feature was the mile and half
race, in which Wuerzburger. was
favorite.
A. Muskoday, the second choice, went
out in front and was never headed,
winning In romp from Benvolio
Wuerzburger stopped badly. Results:
First race, three. and half furlongs,
purse-Warfare. 10 (BoreD, won; Helen
Carroll 10 (Taplin), second; Redeem, Ito
(Imes), third; time :43. Lena Merle, Miss
Picnic, Jungle Queen, Airie Fairie, Geneva,
Knub, Dormanda, Easter Roses and Quickly
also
Second race, six furlongs. selling-Joe
Rose, 1913 (Hogg), won; Traffic, 80 (Ross),
second; Lighthouse, 100 (Taplin), third;
time 1;15 As. osorine Evelyn K, Blame-
less and Louis Streuber also ran.
Third race one and half miles, selling
A. Muskoday. 100 (Deverich), won; Ben
voio ia (Butler), second; Rotrou. Ill
(Rettig), third, time 2:41. Prince of Or
ange, Kogo Wuerzburger also ran.
Fourth race, mile and fifty yards. selling
Keep Moving, 100 (Taplan), won; Remem-
(Butler). third; time 1;47 Coppers Massa.
Convent Bell. Old Settler, The Captain,
Flaunt and Katie Powers also ran.
Fifth race, mile and fifty yards, selling
FL Picaro 1O5 (Taplin), won; Wap, 106
(Archibaid), second; Yankee Tourist. s5
(Deverich), third; time SAT. EN- and En-
Buchanan, Green Goods, Little Minister
Aftermath Colonel Bronston, Cuernavaca
and Funnyside also ran.
sixth race. Ave and half furlongs, sell
Deutschland. i1s (Rettig), second; Helle
Kinney 1OS tTaplin), third; time 100 2-5
Tom Shaw, Laura Clay, Anna May, Security
and Duke OF Orleans also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-09

H HERE is quality and quantity rep
resented in the card that Secre-
- tary Smith has dished up for the
edification of race-goers this after
noon at Santa Anita. A sprinkling of
class in every race attests the fair
conditions of the races and makes up
an attractive card. Once more the
third race probably will have the call
as the feature event in the absence
of a handicap or other extraordinary
event to play up. In this race Lord
Nelson, Lord of the Forest, erosion,
Taylor George and nearly q dozen
other crack sprinters will hook up for
a journey at six furlongs, and honest
ly, If anybody can handicap or PICK
the winner of this race without know
ing something extraordinary, he Is a
marvel. There is enough speed in
volved to make Jack Atkin feel bit
shy at trying the distance. and great
race should result. The entire card Is
attractive and good sport will be FUR
nished. while the excellent effect that
the vigorous attitude of the judges
upon the rough riding game has pro-
duced will give the public greater con-
fidence in truly run races, prospective
and in reality.
Several horses of proved class will
start today for the first time. and this
will keep the talent guessing for a
while. until it sees the veering of the
financial winds. However. these new
starters will find a big Missouri col
ony betting against them, and they
must make a rep before they gain the
confidence of the pikers and plungers.
Prospects of a Derby renewal seem
very slim just at present. F. A. For
sythe, owner of High Private, has dis
covered that his crack son of Odd
fellow has sustained an injury that
will prevent him from running for
a while, and this ends all discussion
regarding a match race or a Derby
renewal Sam Hildreth. game sports
man that he is, announced yesterday
that he takes no stock in the opinion
of others that High Private is bet
ter colt than his Joe Madden, winner
of the Derby. and said that he stands
willing to enter into a match race or
any other old kind of an arrangement
whereby High Private and Joe Mad
den could meet at the Derby distance
at the same weights assigned them in
that race. In fact, Hildreth proved
his gameness by saying that he Is
ready to bet from $500 TO $4,000 on the
result of such a race. That means that
Hildreth is sincere in believing that
Joe Madden was the best horse in the
Derby field Few will agree with him
but all must admire him for his game
ness and his sincerity. Forsythe
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-09

He moved up leisurely on the back
stretch and overhauled Adriuche with
greatest ease. At the wire, while a
mild drive was INDUCED in by both
horses, Ethon never gave his hackers
any alarm at all. Adriuche was easily
second best and got the place.
Frank G.. Hogan, which surprised
racegoers by running second in the
Woodland stakes last week, quoted at
so to /, beating Carroll and Sir Ashton,
won the Juvenile race at what may bit
called long odds, considering his fig
ures, yet he was favorite and plunged
on by the general public and sharp
shooters. He justified the honor and
the confidence of his supporters by WIN
ming easily from Mike Molett, Texas
speed marvel and Medallion.
Alteration won the mile race from
Knight of Ivanhoe, the good thing, and
Day Star, the favorite. 1t was a fairly
run race and the best horse won and
there was no complaint afterward. The
Thorn was played like it was all over,
but the Texas bunch that sent him to
the post at short odds got nothing for
their trouble and the followers of form
had much cause for jollification after
ward. Somebody started a plunge on
Margaret Randolph, which never had
shown anything that would make her
beat the field she opposed yesterday,
and she got nothing, very naturally.
Molesey won the long race of the day
at remarkably short odds, because he
stood out as a good thing and every
body played him, regardless of his
price. He outfigured everything in the
race and the touts had no success in
trying to switch their clients to other
horses. 1t was a popular victory.
Vanen was second and Mike Jordan
showed.
Aimee c, which had shown good
enough form in the east to win the
sixth race, was made favorite and win
easily from Virlando and Airs Aimee
is a classy sort of a mare, and despite
that this was her first local start and
that she was held at odds on, she
romped home on the bit.
Biskra, another favorite, which stood
out like a sore thumb, had no trouble
whatever in winning the last race of
the day, and only the careless ones lost
to this race. Nothing figured to be
close and nothing got close at the wire
May Sutton the good thing, which was
played place and show, got the place
money, and few. if any, lost anything
on the race.