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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-06
Mining Men Visit Eureka

Albert Fries, president Of the Rich
mond- Eureka Mining Company. &C
companied by w. II. Landers, superin'
tendent of the Standard Con. Mining
Company Of Bodie. Gal, of which MIR.
Fries is also president; j. @. Skuse, a
mining engineer, and L. L. Oddie OF
ronopah, mining operator and candi-
late for the Republican nomination for
Governor Of Nevada, arrived in Eureka
Thursday night by auto. They are
making a tour of the different mining
camps of the Stale, and during their
visit here inspected the Richmond.E u-
reka Company's mines and plant on
Ruby Hill. The party left for Buck.
horn Saturday morning.
President Fries had nothing OF a
definite nature to offer regarding the re-
building oil the Eureka and Palisade
Railway, but did state that he had
hopes of an early adjustment OF the
differences between the railway and his
mining company, and looked for an
agreement shortly that would mean the
resumption OF work on all the mining
properties now lying idle in this camp
on account of transportation facilities.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-06

Miss Edna Broy vas the guest Of
honor at an invitation dancing party
given by Miss Laveta Mayberry at the
Miners Union Hall on Ruby Hill FRI
day evening August 8. The social event
was q farewell party rendered miss
Broy before her departure for a vaca-
ton In California. Merriment ana
pleasure prevailed and all those in at
tendance will remember the occasion
as a most enjoyable one.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-06
Political Announcement
For United States Senator

Referring to Key Pittman Of Tonopah,
who appears, at this distance, to be the
leading Democratic candidate for United
States Senator. the Goldfeld News says:
"Mr. Pittman is Senatorial timber
He is the best type Of Stalwart Western
manhood able, honest and sincere in
his convictions; he has the oratorical
ability to express and defend them. and
be would make a brilliant campaign.
He is the antithesis Of Senator Nixon,
his opponent, in many ways. and would
more nearly represent the true spirit Of
Nevada in every way. His declaration
Of principles, as contained in his formal
announcement. stamps him as a man
who thoroughly grasps the public needs
in National legislation and should he he
sent to the Senate, Nevada would honor
herself more than honoring him."
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-06
. NEW MONEY ORDER FORM
Complex Method Of Sending Money
Through Mails to Be Simplified

Complex Method Of Sending Money
Through Mails to Be Simplified
Under a recent i4w passt b; Congress
q new form Of money order is being pre-
pared by the Postofice Department.
which will greatly simplify the now
rather complex method Of sending
money through the mails.
AT present the issuing Office must
send to the paying Office a separate Of.
fetal advice, after receipt Of which the
money order is paid. Under the new
system the money order form will have
as a distinctive feature & detachable
coupon containing the necessary in
formation, which coupon must be pre-
sented to the postmaster es the paying
Office.
In the new form the names Of the re-
mitter and payee will not appear on
the money order proper. as they do at
present, but they will be on the detach-
able slip. The new forms will be placed
in use as soon as the supply of the old
forms is exhausted.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-06
Seeking DR.. Prescott pyo.' Heir.

When DIR. ]. Prescott Dyos, who
died from heat p%rostration in Salt Lake
three weeks ago. had been buried In
Nevada, 1t wss found that he had
$500 in cash and considerable other
property. and now an effort 10 being
made to locate his two children. . sou
and . daughter. The daughter lives
near Helena. Mont, and has beer
married, bat friends Of the Deeth. Me-
vada. specialist do not know where the
boy is. Inquiries have been sent to
Helena and Salt Lake In an effort to
locate the children, the only living heirs.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-06
New Political Announcements

This week three new candidates pre-.
sent thar names in the SENTINEL for
nomination at the coming Primary
election, as follows: julius Huebner,
Republican, for County Assessor; OTIS
Fulton, Republican, for County Com
missioner (short term) Key Pittmau OF
ronopah, Democrat. for United States
Senator.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-06
Will Not Return to Ely

Ely Record Owing to the Tact thai
Miss Helen Whitmore Of Eureka has de-
cided not to return to Ely. Miss Kate
Graham has been employed by the
board of trustees of the Ely schools to
teach the primary department
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-06
plaintiff by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MIL

plaintiff by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Min
ing Company.
@. II. German, cashier OF the Eureka
County Bank. testified to Florio having
tnrned into the bank the checks for
collection and sent by it to the Contin'
sntal National Bank. its correspondent
in Salt Lake; that the latter BANK
col,scted ON the checks and credited
tbs money to the account of the Eureka
Oounty Bank, to which it was then in
debted in the sum of $4,000. making
with the collected Florio account an
indebtedness of over s11, 900; that he,
German, had wired the Salt Lake Ban
for $4,000 a few days before his oank
closed. and received the same by reg
istered mail, etc.
Counsel for the Bank objected to any
testimony be given for plaintiff. Tor the
reason hat a Receiver cannot be sued
without permission of Court. and that
.s Florio had not obtained such per-
mission he could not maintain his suit.
This point was argued for most OF the
forenoon. and the case is still proceed
inr AZ the SENTINEL goes to press.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-06

Ely Record: Clarence Norman OF lie
lipah. and Carl Muir Of Hamilton. last
week delivered a couple Of car loads OF
horses to buyers at Ely. The horses
were gathered in Jake's valley and the
White Pine mountains. They expect to
ship q good many range horses during
the present season.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-06

A dispatch from San Francisco states
that the condition of George Wing
field was so far improved that he has
ventured out in his automobile for fresh
air. His doctors believe it is now only
a question of brief time when he will be
around attending to business as usual.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-06
c BREvITIEs.

% n. McCrea Oh made Z
hns,uess trip to Reno early this week.
Hugh Bader, the blacksmith. aud
-,,s returned TO their home at Salt
Lake Sunday.
Attorney O. B. Henderson of Elko
has been in Eureka several days this
wssk attending to legal business.
q I. Kaeding and G. A. Fletcher
,sf Wednesday ON n hunting and mine
,nsoecting trip to Roberts Greek and
the Alpha section.
Will Stewart. accompanied by hi,
rife and child, left Monday for SAP
lose. California. where they intend to
remain for the Winter.
Joe Minoletti arrived in Eureka Fri
dsy evening with a l2-horse load OF
wooden tank material and other sup
niles for the Farmers Mining Company.
Mrs. Charles Minolstti and children
came in from Newark Valley Friday to
be with her husband. who has been
sick in Eureka for the east two weeks.
Several Eurekans left here to-day foi
Newark Valley to attend a dance thi,
evening given by Frank Romano at HE
new aud handsome residence recently
completed.
James Romano Of Diamond Valley
in an estray notice published in to-day
SENTINEL offers $25 reward for the
return to his ranch of two work horses.
See description in advertisement.
In this issue will be found the adver-
tisement Of the Eureka and Palisade
Stage Line, being run by the Plumme,
Bros. For particulars regarding sched-
ule. fare and other matters see an.
nouncement.
Robert Raftice drove in Tuesday from
Bald Mountain and visited here foi
several days. He says everything IL
very quite in that section in a mining
and business way, although a number
OF mining men have visited there re.
Gently to look over the district.
G. Ruben and Frank Kopp we're sr
rivals in Eureka Friday from Silverado
Mr.. Ruben found that the food water
Of last week succeeded in getting inte
his cabin back of r. Mechanics resi-
dence on Spring street. and did con-
siderable damage to his clothes and
other effects in the cabin.
G. T. Weidman, formerly connected
with the Windfall Mining Compan,
here, dropped into Eureka Wednesda,
in his Stoddard. Dayton auto. He cam'
here from Reno, but since his departure
from Eureka several months age he has
been travelling all over the West in hi,
auto. Ia his travels he has been int
Old Mexico and as far north as thu
State Of Washington. He will prob
ably remain here for another week.
r. @. Turrittin Of Reno aud A. T.
Kimball of Salt Lake arrived in Eureka
Friday evening from Elko by auto. In
GLIDING Spencer Reynolds OF Eareks,
the above gentlemen constitute the
Board Of Trustees having In charge the
management OF the Eureka Live Stock
Company. II Is understood their pres
emit visit here is to make a thorough in
spection and appraisement Of the prop
erty, and with Eureka as headquarters,
they expect to be here for about two
weeks. On account Of the Florio CASE
now being tried in the District Court.
Spencer Reynolds did not accompany
them on q trip to Duckwater to-day.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-06
Wool and Hides Shipped

John Williams brought in q wagon
load of his wool "Wednesday from Will
low Greek, south of Fish Greek. While
here he loaded another wagon with
hides for William Zadow. He left
with both loads Thursday morning Tor
Elko. from which place the wool u
hides will be shipped East.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-08-06

On Friday the case OF Florio vs.. Inc
Eureka County Bank was called. Judge
Breen stated to counsel in the case that
be had obtained the services Of the Hon.
Thomas L. Mitchell Of Ely to preside at
the trial; that when the Eureka Coun'
ty Bank closed its doors the situation
was such as to compel him to make ex-
~tensive investigation into the affairs OF
the bank and take certain action IN
order TO save from the wreck as much
as nossible for depositors; that the re-
sult of his investigation left impressions
an his mind which should not exist in
the mind Of q Judge in every way quail
sed 10 try and determine the issues be-
tween the plaintiff and defendant in the
casa a, bar with fairness and justice to
all concerned, and that for these reasons
a iudicial officer in every way quaiiheo
and an entire stranger. not only 10 al
concerned but to the facts OF the case
would preside at the trial.
Judge Mitchell was to arrive on
rhnrsdav. but met with an accident to
bis auto between Ely and Elko'
on,v reached Eureka on Friday evening
.Judee T. L. Mitchell Pre'ides
That evening at 7 p. m. the case wal
called, the pleadings read certain mo
TONS and objections made and entered.
and court adjourned until Saturday al
$50 a. m. c.,,rdav
uo,n;ng the checks amounting to over
10000 v.re admitted to have been gwen
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27

their choice been consulted by the stake
presidency he would havo remained
their mentor and gude-and in that
case The Tribune feels justified in say.
ing that they would have been inn
measurably better off But the priest
hood quorums, absolutely under the
domination Of the men higher up, were
the serpent of falsebood and detraction
achieved his beslimed work. Besides,
and as measure of tyranny against
tho wishes of the people, the stake pres
idency threatened that il tho members
of the ward insisted upon selecting
their own bishop they would refuse to
ordain and confirm him as such. Which
is merely sample illustration of the
boasted freedom Of the Mormon people.
And as TO the pretended trial before
the high council, The Tribune has it
from other sources that it was the veri-
est farce that was ever perpetrated in
the blasphemed name of God,
1t is sore blow that Mr., Smoot de-
livers to the hierarchical hypocrites and
falsifiers, together with their satrap
agents, when he declares that if they
bad only stuck to the truth, and to the
truth alone, they would be able 10 lay
some claim to respect from not only the
Gentilcs, but from even their own fol
lowers, But while apparently severe,
it is absolutely true. Whatever appar-
ent respect is paid to the Mormon hie-
rarchs by tho Mormon people is born of
fear Of their tyrannical power and cruel
reprisals.
Mr.. ,Smoot IS letter is well worth care
full reading. 1t is honest and above
board and entirely fair and truthful. 1t
is in the interest of justice, and as
such is one of the most effective de-
fenses that the rank and file of the
Mormon people could have.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27
ENGLAND AS ALLY.

British M. P IS shouldn t come over
here and talk rubbish. Here is Sir
Robert W Perks, for instance, telling
a New York audience that "If the
United States ever gets into trouble
in the Far East, England will be at
her side, and the combined navies Of
the two greatest powers in the world
will sweep the seas, with tho Stars and
Stripes flying from the halyards as the
flag of st. George
Nonsense. The United States will be
very well able to take care Of herself
in the Far East; but if not, Great
Britain is under bond not to help us.
Japan by treaty so firmly that il would
be quite impossible for the British to
side with us in case we were at war
with Japan; and second, Great Britain
would be so busy carving slices off
from the Chinese Empire that she
would never think of the United States.
1t is the common understanding of the
world that the United States is the
great obstacle to the partition of China
among the European powers. Great
Britain would be III hot foot on such
a partition in case this country "got
into trouble in the Far East (mean'
ing. no doubt, into war with Japan,)
and all idea Of joining forces with US
would drop away like flimsy cloak.
1t is idle to talk sentiment about a
matter where interests are so at vari.
ance; though we verify believe that
it would come hard for British soldiers
or sailors to fight ours III the Orient,
for there they are as one. But Great
Britain has so many interests of her
own to conserve and protect, and is so
tied up with Japan, that the most we
can hope In the case suggested would
be that Great Britain, by warning and
emphatic diplomacy, might cause Japan
to subsldc and not force any trouble
upon the United States. In any event,
however, our real dependence must be
upon ourselves, and upon being fully
prepared for whatever may come, to
meet and overcome, single"handed and
alone
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27
A "LIE' THAT WAS TRUE,

Recently the Deseret News asserted
that The Tribune could not be a fair
and impartial recorder of events as con
uected with the Mormon church and
it's leaders. And incidentally the church
organ intimated that this paper persist
emily refused TO tell the truth in this
respect The News has many prece.
dents from official sources in the church
for that sort of statement, the latest
one perhaps being the following, which
we find on page 4S6, volume /, of the
official report Of proceedings in the
Smoot case:
Mr.. Worthngton-You have referred to
some newspaper as being of such a
vicious character, etc. that you do not
attribute much importance TO charges
made in il. What is that newspaper?
You said That speaking OF the matter OF
Joseph f. Smith, should like 10 ask
counsel II that would be taken as a public
attack upon the newspaper? do not
wish TO get into quarrel with a news
paper
Mr. Worthington-I was asking only for
curiosity. and # yon have any doubt
about II, | will not ask the question
Joseph F, SMITH have not any doubt
about IL. but prefer not 10 name II, il il
is not necessary.
OF course, il was The Tribune that
Joseph f. meant. His aspersions against
this paper were delivered by him when
being questioned concerning reports APP
pearing in The Tribune concerning the
polygamous marriage Of Apostle Abra-
ham II, Cannon to Lillian Hamln. He
declared that he would place no re-
lance in what this paper had said in
that case, thereby leaving the impress
sion with the committee that The Trib.
une was untruthful. But Mr.. Smith s
testimony concerning this particular
case vindicated The Tribune S former
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27
LOCAL HISTORY
SUNDAY, MARCH 81.

lS59-Governor Cumming issued a
proclamation against the presence OF
troops In Provo. 1t was said that
United States officials Intended TO
secure the arrest OF President Brig
ham Young. and that in bringing
about the arrest the assistance of
United States troops might be need
ed. Governor Cumming notified Gen
eral Daniel II, Wells TO hold the
militia In readiness 10 prevent the
arrest should il be attempted; 5000
militia were placed under arms. Gov
ernor Cumming had succeeded Brig
ham Young as governor. He was ap-
pointed January is. 1858. by James
Buchanan; president. and served un-
I'll May u. 1861, when he was re-
moved by President Abraham Lincoln.
lS69-Thc seventy-iifth quorum OF sew
enty was organized at ogden. with
Archibald Macfarlane. David G. Mel
son. Henry j. Newman. Joseph A.
West. Sanford Bingham. Jr.. William
Stoker. Richard White and War
Isaacson as presidents. Indians made
a raid on the stock near Scipio. MIL
lard county. and took about loo head
of cattle and horses.
1S7i-Salt Lake fire department was or
ganized
lSs5|EI B. Kelsey died in Salt Lake
City.
lss6-The grand jury having found four
indictments against each. Stanley
Taylor and John Bergen were re-
arrested and placed under heavy
1SS7-Thc two wards formerly existing
In Panguitch, Garfield county. were
united. The home OF Allen Miller
bishop, Paragoonah, Iron county. was
visited by United States deputy mar
shals. who arrested Bishop William
Jones on n charge Of unlawful CO.
habitation.
issS-Iames f. Mitchell of Riverside.
Weber county. was arrested for un-
lawful cohabitation. Orlando +. Her
ron was discharged from the pen.
lSS9-Olu( j. Andersen and Henry Nebe-
ker were discharged from the pen.
j. NJ. Hansen Of Newton. Cache
county was arrested on charge OF
unlawful cohabitatiOn.
ls9l-John a. Powell was discharged
from the pen.
lS92-Beaver Dam branch Box Elder
county was organized as a ward.
Fraucello Durfce. bishop.
lS93-The cornerstone OF "a new meeting
house was laid AT Sandy. Salt Lake
county
1S95-Lorenzo Hush was discharged from
the penitentiary.
IS96-Jane Wells Cooper Hanks. relict OF
Ebenezer Hanks, and an attachc OF
the Mormon battalion, died at Paro-
wan Iron county.
189S-Henry w. Brizzce. a member OF the
Mormon battalion, died at Mesa. Ar!z.
Elder Walter Henry Hush died at
Payson. Utah county.
fS99-Mormon church decides to offer free
site for federal building. Jones trial
begins.
19OO-County Attorney Nebeker OF Cache