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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-26

SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA, June 25.-Cattle-Receipts,
]. 100 Market steadJ; Western steers. $s.5o@
heifers. s2.7594s5; Gamers, saga so; stockers
and feeders, $3@5.5o; calves, $3@7; bulls and
stays S3@3.25.
Hogs-Receipts $500 Market Sc to Zoe
higher Heavy. s7.5o97.7o; mixed. s7.4o@7 so:
light. s7.50G7.55; pigs, $6@6.75i bulk OF sales,
$7.4o@7.55.
Sheep-Receipts 100 Market unchanged.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. June 25.-Cattle-Receipts
1000. Steady to strong. Native steers, IS 25
al; native cows and heifers, S3@7; stockers
and feeders. s4.50@550; bulls. $3@5; calves.
s4@7.50; western steers, s5@7; western cows,
S3.25G5.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market strong TO Sc
higher Bulk Of sales, s7.2567.65; heavy,
81. 506T.S0; packers and butchers, 7.3o67 70:
light. ST. 25Gf 80: pigs, s5.75@e75. 800
Sheep - Receipts. 1000. Market steady.
Muttons, e4.6065.50; lambs. $6.5o6S %; range
wethers. s4.25G5-25; range ewes. s3.T5@5.
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NOW HE WANTS TO
GET HIS MONEY BACK
Suitor Says Married Woman
Deceived Him

Los ANGELES, June 25.-In a petit
ton hled yesterday in the superior
court, William Unkel of Seattle de-
clares that he give Mrs. Pauline Robin
son $500 for an enga cement ring and
trousseau for her wedding to him,
though all the while her husband was
living In her lodging house.
Unkel followed the Robinsons here
after discovering the alleged swindle
to get his money back.
In his complaint Unke1 declares the
woman encouraged his love making.
giving him to believe she was unmar-
ried. He gave her $3.50 for a solitaire
engagement ring, $500 for a troussear
and $4,000 to pay off a mortgage and
other debts.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
New YORK Cotton Market

NEW YORK, June 25.-Hutton's wire says:
Today was frst notice day for July contracts in
New Orleans About 1900 notices were is
sued and were promptly taken up. Liverpool
was a shade lower than expected and our mar
ket. after ruling somewhat easier in the first
hour, worked steadily higher and closed within
three points of the highest prices for the season.
Preliminary crop reports Georgfs and Ala
bama issued by the New York Journal of Com
merce today were very bullish
Spot closed quiet. 10 points higher. Middling
uplsnds, 11.75c; midding gulf, 1880; sales, ALP
hall
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WESTERN PACIFIC GETS
PERMIT TO BUILD DEPOT
Commences Work on Terminal
at West Oakland Mole

OAKLAND. June 25.-The board of
public works granted a permit today
TO the western Pacific company to
erect a two story terminal station on
their mole in West Oakland at an esti-
mated cost of $4,000. Work on the
building is under way.
Oliver d. Franklin has filed an appli-
cation for permit to build two story
class c brick structure at the south
west corner Of Thirteenth and Frank
lin streets, to cost $4,000.
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Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. June 25.-The following mar
rage licenses were issued today;
Clyde NorveIl. q. and Annie II. Dowsett.
G. Earle Kelly, 81. Oakland, and Junea
Wangeman, %. Alameda.
Frank Nsmbo. Is. Alameda, and Mary Mede-
rios. IL, Oakland
Charles L. sclsrini, %. and Bella E. sicotte
II, both Of Oakland.
John A Cobb S3, and Anastasia A. Pedreli
Is, both OF Badaga-
Frank E. Youngberg. %, and Lura A. Ru-
dell. 10, both OF Alameda
Edward H. Fslter. "a, and Alice d. Fsrey,
o. both Of Berkeley.
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GIRLS SOB GUILTY" TO
A CHARGE OF LARCENY
Two Factory Employees Accused
of Stealing Clothes

OAKLAND, June 25.-Sobbing as
though their hearts would break two
forIorn little factory girls sat beside
the prisoners cage in the police court
this morning and pleaded guilty to
stealing q number of articles of cloth
ing from Ida Montavio, another factory
girl, living at 836 Broadway. Judge
Samuels will hear their cases tomor-
row. Both girls were employees of the
Oakland box company.
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VIGILANTES GUARD
A THREATENED MAN
BLACK Hand" Letters Cause a
Safety Committee to Form

LAS VEGAS, N. NJ. June 25.-Because
BLACK Hand" letters were being sent
to ]. B. Mackel. threatening him with
death and the destruction OF his prop
erty If he did not drive a tenant from
one of his buildings, the citizens of
Las Vegas haye organized themselves
into q vigilance committee and are
guarding the threatened man and the
property
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Blunts reef, CsL-(List Of Lights and Fog
signsis Pacific Coast, 1905, page "a, No. so.
snd I5et Of Lights, Buoys and Daymarks, Pacific
coast 1908 page 36). Notice is hereby given
that Blunts reef light vessel No 50, OF Cape
Nendocfno Cal, was replaced on her station
June % and relief light vessel No. 20, tenn
porsriIy marking the station, was then with
drawn.
No change has been made IN light vessel No.
a As 10 the characteristics Of her lights. fog
signals or general appearance. By order Of the
Iiehfbouee board w. G. MILLER
Commander q. s. NJ
Inspector. Twelfth Lighthouse District.
San Francisco, June p.
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Neu YORK Metal Market

NEW YORK, June 25.-The London tin mar
ket was unchanged to a shade lower, SPOT re-
maining at 1892 15s, while futures closed ~
E134 rs Sd. Locally the market was dull and n
shade higher, quotations ranging from 2sc to
% 25c
Copper was lower in the English market. with
spot quoted at ESQ Is Sd and futures at eco ns
The local market was duh and unchanged, with
lake quoted at 13.25d1 3 621ac; electrolytic I3G
13121zc; casting. 12.75d13c.
The English iron market was unchanged. with
Cleveland warrants quoted at SIS 41bd Locally
the market remained steady.
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LWIUVLIUM
The State Central Organization organized In
1902-An association for the commercial AMI
Industrial DEVELOPMENT OF California;
PROMOTION: Tha act OF promotion. advances
ment encouFagemenf-''- Century Dictionary
The committee has for its object the PROMO
sell. Il fosters al things tending to the 1D-
FANCEAENT or California. II Is an authority
on All matters relating TO California IL EN-
COURAGES the establishment OF new Industries
and fosters those already established. It invites
desirable immigration It presents the oDDor-
professional activity. II Is supported By popular
subscription and makes charge for any service
rendered II has affiliated with Il 200 CONNER
cial organizations OF the state. with 4 combined
membership OF more than 50, 0o0- Meetings OF
representatives OF these organizations ara held
semiannually IN different parts OF the state
where matters OF Calif0rnia's interests are dis
cussed- Headquarters q the COMMITTEES ars main
tanned In California building. Union square, San
Francisco. CoRRESPQNDENCE INVITED.
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BAG MAKERS BAEKRUPT-Creditors Of the
" A. Plummer company Of 1l5 Drumm street,
makers OF tents and awnings. filed a petition
Yesterday asking that the firm be declared bank
rupf The creditors are william l.. Darrell CON-
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Army Transports,

ATInE ITUUETl UTTN
The Logan. outward bound, sailed June IL from
Honolulu.
The Crook IS IN port
The Buford is in port.
The Sherman Is IN port
The Warren is at Manila
ne Kllpatrick left Manila May /. bound to
New York via Suez.
The sheridan, homeward bound, left Naessski
June q.
TIE Thomas is in port
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COTTON FUTURES.
st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. June 25.-wool, weak Medium
grades combing and clothing, 22h 62skc; ligh
hne. 2o1z @2se; heavy fne, 1917 @2ic; tu
washed, 259365ac.
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TORNADO DESTROYS PROPERTY West
Point Neb.. June 25.-St. Joseph's Catholic
church was destroyed and a dozen residences
we're seriously damaged by a tornado which
struck this town last night It was followed
~ q cloudburst which flooded the streets. doing
much damage.
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MAN AND WOMAN DIE sUDDEELY-oak-
and June 2s.-Mrs. Mary HoGschmidt. aged 40
~psrs died suddenly Of heart failure at her home
1868 Thirteenth street, at 10 O'Clock last night.
She IA survived By her husband Frank b.
Knowland plssterer, was found dead in bed at
ne home. 1924 Linden street. this morning. He
was as years ofsags and Ealive 81 this state.
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NEWS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY, ALAMEDA HAYWARD


ley. June 25--Rev. E Z. Baker OF Oakland viii
occupy the pulpit OF the First Congregational
church OF this city Sunday morning and evening.
during the absence OF Rev. Harry R. Niles Dur
ing the absence OF the pastor in July Rev Fl. 3.
Peabody OF Hartford. Conn.,, viii have charge OF
the services.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN


The tank steamer Lansing sailed for Port
Hartford yesterday TO load $500 barrels OF crude
on valued at SIS. 200. for Ancon-
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Naval Stores-Turpentine ana Ro.,r

SAVANNAH, Ca, June 25-Turpent,ne
Steady. 43l5 @zzc; sales, 100; receipts. : ess
shipments, 1.s32: stock. I28.722 Quotation
B, 81. 65@2. 20; D. So 05@s 20; z. SO 5oe5s. IS;
1850 K 81 s5@4 Is: M. s5'o5Sb. tx
s.. Io65.S5; VIC. s5.1565.5o; WV, IS. GOA
80
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CHARGES Observation-Disclosures lime .,
Suit for divorce on the grounds OF desertfon ana
habitual neglect was brought today by MAGGIE
A. Damon against Myron II. Damon,
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London HOP Market
Eastern livestock Market

| LIVERPOOL. June 25.-Hops IN London tPa.
| cinc COAST, steady. e. 5sG3.
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SUMMER SESSION FACULTY DANCE
Berkeley. June Pa reception and dance will
be held In Hearst hall next Thursday night the
first social event OF the faculty of the summer
session
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For q Chanre rake LAUNCH

Sunday at Montara Inn. in the new and
rapidly developing city of Montara. on
the Ocean Shore Railway. Get ac-
ouainted with points of interest at
your very door. Time table page 19. :
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RAISE FUND FOR HoME-oakland. June Is.
The central labor council has raised 81 Oo0
toward the purchase Of property at San Lorenzo
for the union meps osphalsga
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-02-13
Adjusting School Matters

The various Deputy Superintendent
OF Schools are still 1T Carson working
upon school matters by order Of the
State Board Of Public Instruction and
are preparing several bills TO come be-
fore the Legislature. The most i'm
portant bills are ones changing the laws
In regard to high schools and providing
for the maintenance OF county normal
schools. There 10 q surplus Of funds In
several districts that are practically ont
Of reach Of the State Board. and ct the
same time the counties 10 the eastern
part Of the State are asking for normal
training schools. where residents Of
those counties may obtain normal
training. The District Superintendents
are working on q bill to allow the use
Of this surplus fund for the establish.
ment Of such normal schools. Another
important measure 10 one asking for q
more liberal apportionment.
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Under New To-Day" appears an ad'
vertisement which will be of great in.
terest to the mine operators in this dis
trict. R. H. Locke has closed . con
tract with the American Smelling &
Refining Company of Salt Lake City
whereby shippers to that company from
this and neighboring districts may have
samples assayed free of charge. This
applies to mine owners and leasers who
are customers. or who wish to become
customers. Of the American Smelling
g. Refining Company. Leasers and
mine owners. in taking advantage OF
this courtesy Of the American Smelling
& Refining Company. should be able te
develop their leases and mines in far
better form than they have ever done
before. As we all know. ~assaying costs
money. and the leaser and small mine
owner does not always feel able to have
all tie assaying done which he wishes.
Now that provision has been made
whereby these samples may be assayed
free Of charge. the leasing business. al
least in this and neighboriug districts.
should receive quite q stimulus.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-02-13
W|NDFALL MINE MAKING
WONDERFUL SHOWING
Property Now Stands Proven AS
One of the Big Mines
OF the State

j. j. Jones, managing director Of the
Eureka. windfaTl Mining Company. ar.
rived here from GoldHeld Monday, and
spent Tuesday and Wednesday making
inspection Of the company's property.
In speaking Of the recent development
in the Windfall mine Mr.. Jones on
Wednesday evening said:
THE development Of the property
the past 80 days has been of q truly en-
couraging nature. On the 1870 foot level,
where Superintendent Weidman has
done about 400 feet Of lateral work.
about 10000 tons of ore has been dis.
closed. which samples about one
ounce in gold per ton. This body of
ore 10 in the north drift aud crosscut.
When n stops to consider the i'm.
mensity Of these figures they are stag
gering. In the south drift and crosscut
on the same level two splendid bodies Of
high grade milling ore have been opened
up. each averaging better than seven
feet in width.
ION the second. or 225 foot level. de-
velopment has demonstrated that the
ore shoots are continuing to gain In
strength and richness with depth. and
the big ore shoot which has developed
so extensively on the 1870 foot level is
coming into the shaft at . depth Of 24s
feet. At this depth the shaft to-day
cut into Is inches Of very high grade
shipping ore. and q large body Of the al.
tered sands characteristic Of the milling
ore Of the property.
1.-THE property now stands proven as
u Of the big mines Of the State, and
with the completion Of the big cyanide
plant. upon which work 10 being rushed
by the Kaeding CONSTRUCTION Company.
who are acting for the Eureka Wind
fall Company as superintendents Of pom.
struction. 1t is expected that the out
put from the Windfall property will be
very satisfactory to Its owners"
Mr.. Jones states that in his opinion.
taking everything into consideration,
the Eureka indfall Company has per.
haps performed more aggressive devel-
opment work than any other mining
company 10 the State Of Nevada.
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Notes From Ruby Hill

Tuesday was pay day among the
miners Of Ruby Hill.
The large water tank At the LOGAN
shaft 10 being lined t, prevent further
leakage.
Alfred Hooking. Jr.. has returned
home after q year and . halls absence
In Idaho.
There are several cases OF w~hooping
cough reported among the children
the first this Winter,
Mrs.. 8. NJ. Chord. Mrs.. A. T. Taylor
aud Mrs. William zadow Of Eureka
were visiting here Tuesday.
The snow storm ~neoessitated the use
of two engines last Sunday o haul ore
from the Richmond. Eureka.
The Eureka Livestock Company this
week purchased the delivery team Of
the Ruby Hill Mercantile Company.
Anumber Of children are absent from
the public school this week on account
of revere colds. which are going the
rounds.
The Ruby Hill Dram attic Cub held q
meeting Friday evening at which they
discussed aud arranged for . play to be
given later.
Managing Director J. ]. Jones and
Supt. O. T. Weidman Of the Eureka.
Windfall Company were visitors on the
Hill Wednesday.
John Martin aud Edward Moyle have
quit leasing on account Of the severe
weather and have taken positions at
the Richmond Eureka.
A daughter was born to the wife OF
Henry Norris at Butte. Montana. on
January 20, 1903. Mrs. Norris was for.
merly Miss Ada Fault Of Ruby Hill.
The compressor at the Eureka Con.
has just started mp again after several
weeks Of idleness. Several new Bur.
leigh machines have been added to II
during this shutdown.
Angus M~cNaushton was unable to &c
to work on his fathers claim on Pros.
pect Mountain for several days on &C.
count Of the brig drifts of snow result
ing from the last two storms.
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Important Ruling on Mining

State Minerologist Lewis e. Aubury
Of California has received news OF O
decision affecting mineral rights which
10 Of great Importance 90 miners In
California and Nevada. .ho have been
lighting against homestead. scrip and
other land entries. In . letter tc
Aubury the Commissioner OF the Gen.
eral Land office, frederick bennett. al
Aubury's request. tells Of his recent do
c's'on In I iaho, where 1t was decided.
that LANDS once held to be mineral Ii
character cannot be taken mp for any
other purpose. providing. Of oourse,
snat the land was obtained by honest
and legal methods"
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Lincoln Postage Stamp. On Sale

Postmaster O. L. Broy has received
from the Postofice Department a limit
ed supply Of the new issue of Lincoln
two cen postage stamps, which will be
placed on sale at the Eureka office com.
mencing Feb. 10. 1t being the Tooth an.
niversary Of the birth Of Abraham Lin.
coin. and the stamps will be furnished
the public until the number received il
exhausted. These stamps will also be
placed on sale on this date at all post.
offices throughout the country.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-02-13
AssEMBLYMAM C. \. DUBoRG
One Of Eureka County's Members
In the Legislature Is Given
Commendable Write-Up

The Reno Gazette each day since the
Legislature has begun active work con
tains . cartoon aud sketch Of some
member of the Nevada Senate or As.
sembly. In it's issue Of February 8 II
has q good picture by Buel Of Assembly
man G. III. Duborg. n Of the members
representing Eureka County in the
Lower House. which is accompanied by
the following pen-picture Of the life
and achievements Of that gentleman:
One Of the wheel horses Of the Re-
publican minority in the present AS
sembly is O. H. Duborg. One Of the
energetic members Of the Ways and
Means Committee. he is always looked
to for advice by members Of both par
ties on questions affecting the welfare
and finances Of Nevada. On more than
q occasion during the present session
he has distinguished himself in such .
manner that he is again called the
watch dog Of the treasury-as title con.
ferred upon him two years ago.
This is his secopd term a. . member
Of the Assembly from Eureka County.
He was reelected by a large vote
against one Of the pioneer Democrats Of
the Base Range.
Mr.. Duborg is q native Of Denmark.
He was born October 10, 1869. He
came to Nevada in 1889. and this State
has been his home since that time. In
1901 he was married to Miss Christina
Frandsen Of Reno. and they now have
three children. The Duborg home is
located at Beowawe, the cente Of the
vast Duborg interests in eastern Ne.
vada. He is associated with Henry
Anderson in the livestock, farming and
mining business. Their land holdings
located in Elko, Eureka and Lander
Counties aggregate in the neighbor.
hood of 80. 900 acres. They have about
that number of sheep. cat'l e and horses.
Their mining interests located at Hill
top, near Battle Mountain, at the pres.
ent time are attracting State wide at
tention in that they promise to become
the richest in Nevada.
Mr.. Duborg has always taken a keen
interest in politics. not for personal
reward, but as q means for lettering
Government conditions and advancing
the interests of Nevada. He has been
an important factor in the advance
ment Of Eureka, Elko and Lander
Counties.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-02-13
HIGH NEVADA OFFICIAL INVOLVED

State Treasurer Ryan Suspended From
SUPPLEMENTARY Of Comstock Mines
The directors Of the Sierra Nevada,
Union Consolidated and Mexican mines,
three Comstock properties. after calline
for the resignation Of ID. M. Ryan,
superintendent. are investigating his
acts while he held that position. Il lie
said that there has been an awful strife
among the officials Of the companies.
Ryan, besides his position a. superin.
tendent Of three Of the most valuable
properties ia the Comstock district. is
State Treasurer Of Nevada. chairman
Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Orphans Home, and occupies many
other positions of honor and trust. His
prominence only serves 70 lend zest to
the speculations regarding the results Of
the investigation that is said to have
! been instigatsd by e. B. Sturges. mi
Of the principal owners Of the prop
critics.
As soon as the resignation Of Ryan
had been obtained the directors elected
Whitman Symmes as superintendent Of
the Mexican and T. F. Mccormick as
superintendent of the Sierra Nevada
and the Union Consolidated, Sturges.
it is said. insisting on these appoint
ments.
Sturges acquired . large working in
terest in the three properties about .
year ago and more recently obtained
control Of the Belcher, Grown Point
and Yellow Jacket mines. in the same
district. He is a wealthy New Yorker
and the big row seems to ~revolve about
him and Ryan.
Ryan, who is at present in Virginia
City. said to . Chronicle correspondent
Tuesday night that he and the secre-
tary. Kaufman Kohn, had been sus-
pened pending an investigation. He
added that an inflsmmatory letter had
been sent to San Francisco and that it
contained matters about which only
himself and Kohn were supposed to
possess knowledge. He said the sus-
pension was due to the letter and WINS
only temporary while the matter was
under investigation. He denied that
his accounts had been questioned OF
would be investigated. The contents
of the letter he refused to divulge.
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Ed BYRHE NOT INDICTED
Former Eursksn Released at coId6sld
Fer Shooting IttIsfeld

Former Eureksn Released At Coldfsld
For Shooting IuIsfeId
At the session Of the Esmeralda
County Grand Jury. just closed. the
Grand Jury failed {, indict Ed Byrne.
who shot Everett ListleAeli at Colum.
bio several days ago. Byrne stated 10
the Grand Jury that he had received
reliable information that Littlefield
had been intimate with his wife for
months in Goldheld, Truckee and at
other places, and that Littlefield and
Mrs. Byrne had been living V man
and wife at Truckee under the name Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens.
The Grand Jury. after hearing
Byrne's statement, called Littlefeld,
the prosecuting witness. into the jury
room. and there rebuked him. inform.
ing him that he should be punished for
living with another mans wife, and In.
timating that II he again appeared
before the jury In such . matter he
would receive . more severe punish.
ment than . rebuke.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-02-13

Mr.. Paiee's Condition Much Improved
The condition Of l. ]. PAIGE. who
met with an accident while coasting on
CLARK street hill on the night Of Jan.
uary 20. when his right leg was broken
between the knee and ankle. is greatly
improved. The injured limb has now
been placed In . plaster cast and the
patient has almost resained his normal
condition. It Is expected that In q
few weeks he will be able to be around
by the aid Of crutches.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-02-13
Presbyterian Church Notice

Services will be held Of the Presby
'e'ian Church in Eureka every Sunday.
a. follows:
sermon at IL q. m. and z p. m.
sunday School at 1880 D.. m.
rrayer Meeting on Wednesday
evenings at 2 O'Clock.
services will be held at Ruby Hill on
tuesday evenings at Z O'Clock.
Asssy person 10 cordially invited to
al services.
ANGUS MArHEsoN, Pastor.