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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
Il. JANBRFNA.
acababan de manifestarle verbalmen-
ROBO EN- UN BANCO
Chicago, Abril 7.

De los cinco bandidos que asalta-
ron Ell banco de Coal City Y robaron
del mismo la suma de s. 500 despues
de haber sorprendido y encerrado al
serene y al maquinista del ferrocarril
de la Iocalidad, tres fueron muertos a
tiros p0r una partida de hombres de
buena voluntad que Sc pusieron a las
ordenes del jefe de policia para perse-
guirfes; pero lograron ponerse en- sal
70 los dos restantes que eran los que
llevaban el dinero rObado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
INFORME FAVORABLE

La moci6n presentada en- la Camara
baja pOr Ell representante Slayden del
Estado de Texas, pidiendo informes
al SecretariO de la Guerra sObre los
cuatro oficiaies del ejercitO de los
Estados UnidOs que prestan servicios
en- Ell ejercito cubano, mediante un
sueldo, ha sido hoy recomendada ia
vorablemente por la Comisi6n de asun-
tos militares, la cuaI informa que la
Constitution prOhibe Ell que los ofcia-
les americanos presten esa clase de ser
viciose en- paises extranjeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
Estados Unidos
ULTIMO CORREO
Washington, Abrii z

Seg1n. el informe de Ia tomislon
.leI Senado nombrada para lnvestigar
N las causas que centribuyeik Ia ca
~ast1s de Ia vida en los Estados Uni
les. Sc debe primero que todo hmltar
Il uso de los almacenes refrlgerado-
res Que Sc establecen con Fl obJeto Dc
haeer subir los precios dc la carne
.4emas eomestibEes y mantenerlos ar
9ificialmente efevados con perJnlclo
lei puebIo consumidor y de acuerdo
ION esta indication de la Camara, su
tresidente. el senador Lodge ha pre-
septsdo al Senado un proyecto de Ley
oars acabar con el abuse denunelado-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
SAN jUANAS SECOND CLASS MATTER.

ler.s scs,~, ~ Alrsrsa. la ial'nr -
'eisra - hase ~aamcnic van idcAs pa-
ras III ,sas ideas no son otra r"Sa qu'
fuenl.-> infcrmasl"ras mucha> .cre> c"a-
rarias ! Ia verdad
H. tnynos en moral nr P1cde. oa la
.aa ,mdfjca, coSfah3b3sidS. ,~iablc,'cs ua
principio absolute cn ia> >,slSs4.inne>
r. una confusion ie rowrpi,>. :
Aicorta quierc de:ir quc ), S,'lSialiddd =
poraogrdJid. Is un error >osiener quc ei
reall,ino tiene como prurlto y fin cantsl
las abcrracionf~ de los sciiiioS ESio -
false ah>oluilmentc Si ha ducrido dec.
que N Il reai>mo ticnc ancho campo
10 >,caliptico, ha dicho una verdad
Pcro 81 realiSluo- uo-como SStcma ester
Cos el integral iriantO dt Ia rcretdd -
la ridd. Mas dc acuerdo csta con la>
ideas de los contrarioS al realiSmo en- E.
arte. el romanticiSmO. ~ exist+ papu-
l1ucha eStetica al go mas antinatural Que
ESQ Ell tiloSofia literaria. Hay NADIA ms
tonto Y anodnO que cSa enfcrmedad vpr-
bal del romanticiSmO? PueS que ha ge-
nerado, por ventura, aigun bien eSe Siste-
ma de ideal informante? ! lla llevado
al miSticsno? Pe0r IS menc0llO. Quitro
pScribr TN articuIo Sohre la SenSualidad
y la pornografIa deSpues de eSta rapidl
informaci6n Porque esto Sc roza con
ideas que 70 he emitido en- el juicio Ie
la hermosa noveIa Ell Manglar.
Ahora respondo d Alcorta. 5Se di
preponderancia la senslralidad? ? No
no. La escueta realista sana es hermOsa.
contando las tristezas miSeriaS de Ia
Humanidad
NamoS YER, Alcorta: la vida paSio-
nal cno es un mOdo de ser de la citiA hu-
manu-? La vida eS una regla escolar
un reglamento? No es. 6Pero, podra
sero Nj el coraz0n nj el pensamiento st
Sujetaran, fuera de una te0ria mas i
menos hermOsa, pauta. El pensamien-
- 50 ha deSenvuelto dentro de una re.
.la etica La sensuaiidad (sensaci0n '
>entimiento) es Ia est6tica y Ia rcalidad
slmadas homogeneamenteg la pornogra-
fla va es Otra cosa.
Pero no eS honnd0 s0Stener en- bucna
!6gica que ell realismo eS Ia SicalipSs en-
triunfO.
Puede esta, IA sicaIipSi>, documentar
el realismo, y el artista no puede sin
falsear la verdad, prcscindir de esos ell
mentoS de verdad Ell la labor artiStica.
Dscurriendo paralelamente podrlamos
decir los partidarios de4 reaIismo, que en
el misticismo estetico hay preponderan-
ella al histerismo ideal. Y la exalta-
natica
Puesto que la psiquiatria sefala los
mGltiples casoS, intinitoS de perturbd-
clones por ese sistema ideal y ultra
IDEAL.
No no. FL reaIismo canta la verdad.
V i en- I'll camlno cI artiSta cncuentra
aQuelloS elementos que hagan seIialar Ia
verdad en- da vida con sliS crudezas V
dolores. eI artista es honrado y sl labor
eSt6tlca sIgue Ell cttmino que anda STEM
pre- la verdad en- eI bien.
ROdiJ00 TcyrGHfty
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
EI rUaISHlO On O artt
II.
III ef,0i - Ia - gsiasi
MadaFTu.

VI Hd0FTu.
NADIA tan prriuiicid IN Ia vida come
In xaicraci6n NADIA tan inuiil, porquc
al fin. no - arguments one pTnebe na,ia.
Los idealistaS. con sus exajeracioneS dn
pnreza estetica han adulierado Ia verNia-
dera orientaci6n literaria. Esa diSloca-
ci0n del pen>amiento e>tetico. hacienda
base V rumbo de un determiniSmo logico
dentro de las idco-paStOncS, de escueta>
| vaguedadeS y pnSoiIaciones para funda
m,ntar una moral ltcraria: Sadiendose
de 10 humdRo y vital. de 10 redt-reINiGd,
,, para formular un humanismo siStem.i-
tico ficticio Y tacticio, fa,>o por ende :
eSoS idealiStaS con Su> eXaj jcracioneS han
qucrido estabItcer un patron para sentir
y una pauta para crear.
Como 81 la inspiration y Cd sentimiento
Sc sujetasen la imposition de leyes de
etca mas menoS esc0ldstic0, de I'm for
muliSmo de cliche
Y ese NAL de invadir fueros terre-
nos ajenoS d leyeS literariaS adietivaS
:, '>''>'0' N''''
radioso, sin salirse de la verdad.
r.. ~ 10
'' =. - " - 90 - Wv "' III ''0'o''''''-
ien'e Wv t eii ef'"'
49, P''4''1 y" >'''''
.-,.
''' w ''Ti ~ "'oi u
'''0' No'''' '','"' ''"> A'p0'i 'Si"S'
LEA moral On, ~ roaI sao,,n .? oo,,.o,,+
de IA as..uaIa ,,Jtra-;dooI lo,+;.ao
estas nalabras axnr.ssn h;on ~; ;aaoI
esta fuera de- II vida os+s+;oo
>. - pow VII y
N''0 P,''D '''' !" 'i''i al II" sc en-
49, - = wi ioiio
''.'> NV '"' f'''if d Las
1~'''o ny
- '''''io' i'''"N ''
-. 1'N =" '''''"'' - ~ wa
q" !" ''ii'si' i''d ID est"
- e,, =" e>i'' eh''''eS'd d
' '''''' ava >''''o GU Id nIor"l
'>'''''.' ''''>iis ''i"c'"-
i't'''i 'S'">' hd''d o'ceh
-, ''''' ''0 i"> t'''''c'f'ioS P"'"-
~ ~ =" 4''' 81 'e"i'Sfiio ''1lsd
c.'-O O'J',i'0 p'i'lor"ldi' Il oe ehtohar
n;6n fa,~a 20 "%',,'"''' a+r"';n 6 '''i" "liF''l"-
~ '''' '''' ''''''
DlstlngamoS: Sc IA &e"suai'tad cS COM
pfeHStcd az "h m0d" de scr oe la rert{dd.
nay beldeza absolute Y honradez arts
Lica en- Ia labor, Nadle me convencerd
ue que Ia vida no tlene sino un modo de
ser EN- una pauta moral. Esto es falso
aoSoilltamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
TAFT QUIERE QUE EsCRiBAN

Los delegados de los obreros de Ia
fabrica de acero de Behelehem que
stan en- huelga, han tenido hoy una
eatrevista con el Presidente Taft y
ae han manifestado que son ntoie-
bies las condiciones que imponen en-
uich0 establecimiento
slr. Taft les indic6 la c6hvenfencla
ae Que eensignaran por eserito 10 que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

I'll ayudan' u. Ia policia lnsular. re-
isiic Por "f,.eu 81 primer iefe copi.
IL an inrora@' pr'rsn'ada por ia po.iria
Sevria ar-r 81 .aS mala> -o1 liclop,>
n que 49, "'.iian lV> do> rahalo> '.l-
ganchado> rocn, No. , prnpiedad del
DR.. Francis, G,'iag la >ido enjn-
sado ,>jr rNV~lcnf" al >enor Inspector
Vetcrnario - l.'ri;o Nortr pala que
practique '' ouo.nniento DE- l,> .do>
cahalloS en ."rl;,nLcion de 81 padec,m
.uucrmo a.s-.r3 ira enfermadrl col
jagioSa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

Soy el CriSto que 4 i-azlro hizo surgir un dia.
voy 4 r.sueitarte va que tc dces muerta
voy a trocar tuS males EN- profunda algeria.
Ie mi mundo ignorado voy a abrirtc la puerta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
;RESURREXIT!
PARA AZI REA

Nj pllua snf~rmIts de sos ojoS de eusucn"
,lne r,=signada cSperzs loS mOmentoS fatalcS
que separen tu alma de este mundo pequeho;
ALA IA HiSta uirame: voy a curar tins males.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

EScucha no aTimcntcS el alma con memorials
de las tragicas vidas que en- tu vida pasaron.
yo creo que tenenOS identicaS historiaS
V preten,o curarte como a mi me curaron
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

Primero fui atraido hesta el mar de unoS ojos
de fagOres; dulcisimuS que amenguaron mi pena,
beb desputs e tzslsamo de mos labos may roioS
V comulgu6 en- eI ara blanca de un alma buena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22
Information de Sandal


FL Official de Sanidad, de Ciales, re
mite para su aprobaci6n los pianos de
la panaderfa que desea reformar ell Sc
nor Fernando Pintueles en- representa-
ci0n de la SUCCESSION Pintueles lie fue
devuelto sin aprobaci6n por no reunir las
c0ndlclOneS neceSarias
FL TesOrero de Puerto Rico, relnite
para que sea analizada en- el Laboratorio
Quimico una muestra marcada con ei
No. 116
FL inspector de Alimentos, de Ponce.
envla para ser anakzattas en- el I.aTor~l-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

Eseuche stls consel lOS-desden 4 los doctores-
tuve f6 en- sus auguriOs quise tener vida
pOr fin POGO Il POGO Sc fueron mis- dolores
divide mis- tragedias Y cerr6 mi herda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

iari" l.,> 'i.s 81 i,,.lle a. ,.sea aiar-
caja> rn '. Noy tsy SO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

e. w Sh-; pa.t, 'c San Juan. >ol.riia
authorization nara fraSladar a los f. l.
lie Norte America, Fl cadaver de :. W.
Sheppard >t~ontamente embalSamado y
!up fal,pci@ Il consequential De Nefrit>
anfclmeda5 ,Ia t|rights) EN- Milamar,
Santure.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

1az tn 10 misIno, heu1nana, yo pretendo curarte
con aquaos remedies con que mi me curaron
ven al mar de mis- ojos tragicos a mirarte
Y no divides que ,huerto va resucitaron.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

Nj pSlS. enf~rmIta de aos ojOS de cnsucno
aue resgnada ,Sperzs loS momentos fatalcs
aue separen tn alma de mundo pequeio
alza Ia SiSta mirsWe: voy curar tins macs
Soy el Crtsto que a iaazslro hzo surgir un dia
voy 4 r-Slritarte va que &C. diccS muerta.
roy a trocar males profunda algeria
de mi munCo igJloSido Il alNirtc la puera.
Eksrucha: ;TimcnteS el alma
he las tragicas vidas que tu vida paSaron
yo que identicaS historls
V preten,o como mi
Prmero fui atraido hasta el de oioS
de frAgmee dulcismos que amenguaron mi pena,
iebi despuas el tsal$fmO de abioS may roioS
comugu6 e eE ara blanca de I'm alma buena
Eseuche consoles tiesden los doctores-
tuye f6 augurOs quise tener vida,
por fin POGO POGO fueron mis- dolores
V divide mis- tragedias cerr0 mi herda.
IIaz tn 10 1nisno heamana yo pretendo
aqu&os remedies que mi
al mar de mis- ojos tragcos a mirarte
Y divides que tnuerto va rsucitaron
i Pobre mia lie neve! Pobre enfermita mia,
que YES la sombra blanca de tn fatal dolencia
Y Dyes ruidos la noche somiria
las tFsnqulktades de tn linpIa
Pobre flor que miistia porque ell sol no la
pobre herrnsalita mia de cuerpo todo alma,
yo pOndre sOnrSa Ell ia miel de tn boca
yO lnfunire e S espfritu la benhecfors calma
Quero que 1os poetas que hay allenle los
contemplen ell miagro de revivires
y escuchen ei duleisimo planir de
Y conoz4ln 10 9rm6nco de gratos decires
Hemarla4o predgo- -venceras la lucha
v hura de ii Ia pdtida como til no la quieras
De tn espiritu futrte las protestas escucha
Resurrexit hernana- Yo quero que nnleYzis
b. JAWBRINA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

Pobre nina tie neve! PObre enfermita mia
que YES la sombra blanca de tn fatal doencia
Y Dyes ruidos extranos en- la noche sombria
las tranquilRfades de tn limpia concencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

FL inspector gtttrinario. del Distrito
Norte inform que SOmetidas d la prur-
ba de la mal~lua dos mulaS propiedad
de Mr.. Nation Govern, de Aguas BuenaS.
dieron reac"iln positiva A vountad dc
su propietarlo tucroR sacrifcados y en-
terradas con genGentemente Tambien
infolma ace:<4 tic su vista de insper.
ci6n en eL saaato de la finca propiedad
del senior .An-oaio Roig. en- Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

El inspector dc alimentos, de Maya
gtez. ia cu-nta ie haber destluido l2O
libras de pa1.ttaS = 20 de salmon pro
pledad del S<-li0" Nicolas Silva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

iPobre flor que mtistia porque ell sol no la toe
pobre hernanta mia de cuerpo todo alma,
20 pondre una sonrsa Ell IA miel de tn boca
yo infundre su espfritu la bienhechora calma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

QuieTo que 8os poetas que hay allende los mare
contempien Ell miiagro de nuestros revivires
y escuchen Ell dulcisimo planir de tus cantares
Y conozcan 10 arm6nico de tus gratos decires
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

Don Jose E+l<itl, tie SarAJuan, sohcita
cara exhumar los restos d.,
la sonora Satr;mi1a BaZan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-22

Ha lngresado en el Asilo de CiegoS. {
senior Bernardo Ortiz, de Guayanilla.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-23
Notes Of Former Residents

Congressman and Mrs. Bartlett and
their two children have returned to
Reno from Washington. They came via
the Canadian Pacific and spent several
days in San Francisco. The northern
route was taken to avoid the midsum.
mer heat.
A. B. Ligh.foot, Superintendent of
Public distraction Of this district, has
gone to Carson City to attend q meeting
of the State Board of Education. The
Board will give its attention to the
grading Of teachers examination papers
aud will then take mp the State course
Of study, in which some slight changes
will probably be made.
Searchlight Bulletin: Lao McNamee,
son Of F. r. McNamee Of Caliente, has
announced that be will be a candidate
for the Office OF district attorney Of Lin
coin County. Darn 1t. It seems as II
twas only yesterday that we voted for
the sold man" for the same office. Well,
here's hoping that Leo lands the job
and fills it as creditably as did his IL
lustrious dad.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-23
CELEBRATED HIS 8lST BIRTHDAY
Father of Mrs. VIM. Zadow and Mrs. E.
Wilhelm Passes Octogenarian Mark

Thursday. July IA. William Kohler,
Sr., Of Grass Valley, California, father
of Mrs. William Zadow and Mrs. Ed.
Wilhelm Of Eureka, celebrated his S1st
birthday.
The Union Of that city Of July Is
publishes an interesting article regard
ing the event, and q brief historical
sketch of lis life is given. from which
the following extract, are taken.
Mr.. Kohler was born at Ludwigs.
burg, Germany. in 1929. In 1849 he
left his native land for California, sail.
ing around Cape Horn, and would have
been registered among the 49srs had
not the vessel in which he sailed met
with delays on the trip, which pre-.
vented his arrival in San Francisco IN.
I'll March, 1850.
In 1859 he came to Nevada City, Cali
f%oruia. and entered into the bakery
business, which he followed all his life.
He was very successful while engaged in
business in that city and remained there
until 1869 when he went to Virginia
City, Nevada, and opened q bakery and
confectionery store. Five years later
he removed to Grass Valley, where he
opened a bakery store and continued In
that business until about 20 years ago
when he retired, having accumulated a
competence enabling him to spend the
remainder of his days in comfort.
Mr.. Kohler had keen business methods
and was always pleasant and honest in
his dealings. Mrs. Kohler, who is 10
years younger than her husband, also
enjoys the best OF health.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-23

Believing that his brother had passed
away. Joshua Tingley. a harness maker,
who was in the employ Of ii. A. McKim
in Eureka for several years. and who
died at Hamilton June IL. 1902. left all
his property to Constable Dave Mclean
Of Ely. The Ely Expositor of July 10
says the chief assets of his estate on
sists OF Sl79 In the Inflated Eureka
County Bank. together with other per-
sonal property Of a nominal value. A
petition for the probate of the will left
by the late Joshua Tingley and the is
suance Of letters OF administration Of
the estate was filed in the clerks Office
to-day by Mr.. Mclean. Mr.Tingley leaves
a brother. Bedford TiuRley. who is en-
gagged in the Granite mining district in
Steptoe Valley, White Pine County.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-23
Mi.. Alma Spinner Leaves Eureka

Miss Alma Spinner, who has been
employed as an assistant in the County
Recorders office here for 10 years, re-
signed her position July 10 and depart
ed for Palisade Wednesday morning,
She will visit at that place and Exc fer
a few days and will then proceed to
Winnemucca. where she will remain
until the arrival OF her mother, Mrs,
William Spinner. and two sisters,
Misses Mabel and Idela. who expect to
leave Eureka about August /. From
winnemucca they will continue their
journey to Los Angeles. where they
will make their future home. Miss
Alma was born aud raised in Eureka,
and while officiating Ia the Recorders
office proved herself to be efficient and
thorough in her work. She leaves a
host Of friends In Eureka whose best
wishes go with her to her new homo.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-23

Commenting on the above action of
the Lander County Bar, the Austin
Reveille says editorially
The Lander County Bar, composed Of
attorneys who know the personal and
official merits of Peter Breen as jurist
and presiding Judge, have endorsed
him unanimously for the position Of
Judge for the Third Judicial District to
succeed himself. This is a commenda-
ton seldom given in the unanimous form
that marks this endorsement by the
Lander County Bar. Before the up
right judge. politics cuts no figure in the
melting out of justice to the parties be-
fore the court. In the same way, be.
fore the people in whom rests the re.
s%ponsibility Of choosing judges, politics
should cut no figure; and when a man
Of the aggressive intellect and judicial
poise Of q Peter Breen stands for cleo.
ton he should have the unanimous sup.
port Of all voters.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-23

Whereas. it has been brought to the
attention Of the undersigned, constitut-
ing the resident practicing attorneys Of
Lander County. Nevada. that the Hon.
Peter Breen, present Judge Of the Third
Judicial District Court of Nevada, com.
prising Eureka and Lander Counties, is
or will be q candidate for reelection to
that honorable Office 1t the coming cleo
ton to be held in this State in Novem.
Der Of the present year; and
Whereas, we repose full faith and
confidence in his ability and integrity
as an able Judge; now therefore be it
Resolved. that regardless of our vari-
Gus political affiliations. we endorse his
said candidacy with the firm conviction
that our endorsement will be stamped
with the approval of the electors Of said
district in November.
Dated at Austin, Nevada, July IA, 1910.
CHAs. A. CANTwELL,
WV. d. CoPPERSoLL,
D. A. PATE,
A. J.. MAEsTRETTI.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-23

At Salt Lake City July l6. DR.. J.
Prescott Dyos. the eye specialist oil
Deeth, Nevada, died Of sunstroke. The
maximum temperature registered bdt
SO degrees. but the Doctor was peculiar
ly susceptible. having had sunstroke
before. He died In his room at a hotel
after taking a long walk. DIR. Dyos
was in Eureka in July, 1909. and re-
NAMED here about a month. During
his stay he examined the eyes of a large
number OF people here and furnished
glasses to many.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-23
new DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed In the Office Of the Recorder
OF Eureka County Up to
July %, 1910

Fred p. King to K. NJ. Simpson
Deed to the FL Paso. El Paso Nos. 1 and
= mines in Buckhorn mining district,
Consideration $3.50. Recorded July l6,
1910.
Location Certificate of the C~onsidera.
ton mine in Antelope mining district
by J. Jeaveaux, William Culver. f. J.
Brossemer. Recorded July 16.
Location Certificate of the Aspen
mine in Buckhoru mining district by
Q. w. Griffin and G. q. Van Laning-
ham. Recorded July 10.
Location Certificate of the Highland
Boy Fraction mine in Buckhorn mining
district by w. 5. Robinson. Tom Cater,
r. L. Phillips. Recorded July 10.
Location Certificates of the Gold Coin.
Gold Coin Nos. 1. Q aud 8 mines in
Buckhorn mining district by j. @. Bates
and Fred Amigo. Recorded July 10.
Location Ger tifcate of the Rambler
No. 2 mine in Buckhorn mining dis.
trict by A. H. Steele. Recorded July 10.
Location Certificates Of the Gold
Reef, Gold Reef No. /, Highland Chief,
Highland Chief Nos. /, 2 and 3 mines
in Buckhorn mining district by Frank
Hutchinson aud o. A. Eckman. Re-
corded July 10.
r. Mechanics. County Treasurer, to
Thomas Dixon-Tax deed to improve
ments at Mt. Hope consisting Of three
frame buildings, blacksmith shop, stable
Good Hope patented mines aud Good
Hope mill site. Consideration 81 So.
Recorded July 20. 1910.
r. Mechanics, County Treasurer, to
Laura E. Stinson-Tax deed to patented
mine Isandula together with all i'm.
provements. Consideration 8 .2l. Re.
corded July 81, 1910.
II. M. Cooper to The Farmers Min
ing Company-Deed to the Sunrise,
Day break, Dawn, Colorado Fraction,
triangle FRACTION claims situated on
the western slope Of Prospect Mountain;
also the Snowshoe mine in Dugout
Canyon, about two miles south of the
above named mines in Eureka mining
district. Consideration $40. Recorded
July 81, 1910.
Location Notices of the Harvey and
Modoc mines in Stafford mining district
by Frank Warning and Mary Warning.
Recorded July 81.
Location Certificates of the Golden
Crown, Golden Crown Nos. l.. 2. 8.
and 8. and Lucky Boy mines in Buck
horn mining district by A J.. Pickett,
William O'Neil, w. A. Brown, E ].
Erickson. Recorded July 81.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-23
Distributing Fish in Nevada

The Fish Commission Is not devoting
all OF Its energies to planting nearby
asrsams. Last week q large consign.
nsnt Of trout was forwarded to White
FIN County where they will be placed
IN available streams. The commission
10 doing good work ami with the equip
ment now at hand in this city and
Verdi the work will be of a more liberal
nature In future years.-Oarson Appeal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-23
New Registered Mail Ruling

A new rule has been established by
the Postofice Department at Washing.
ton with reference to the handling OF
registered mail. In the future all reg.
istered letters or packages must be in.
dorsed receipt desired" IL n wants
a return on it. II this is not done nc
receipt will be given. There is pro-
vision, however. that clerks ask the
senders il they desire . receipt, the
letter or package not being Endorsed,
and IL the reply is in the affirmative,
then the clerk himself can indorss the
matter before issuing the receipt. The
department believes the e rule will
reduce the work in the registry depart
man6.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-23
Nav Political Announcements

Four new aspirants announce their
candidacy in this weeks SENTINEL for
nomination at the forthcoming Primary
election, as follows: Peter Breen,
Democrat, for District Judge; w. X.
McCrea, Republican, for State Senator
II. O. McTerney, Democrat, for AS
ssesor; O. H. Duborg. Republican, for
State Senator.