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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-04-20
News Items From BuCkhOrn

Deputy Sheriff Peter Keller of Buck
horn is laid up with an attack OF rheu.
matism
Judge s. @. Stanton of Buckhorn has
gone to Salt Lake City to be operated
on for appendicitis.
George Wing6eld and his mine mana.
ger, Fred Siebert. are daily looked for
here, and on their arrival are expected
to give out plans looking to a greater in
crease Of activity in the Buckhorn mines
following the putting into operation Of
the Z. & p. railroad.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-04-20

following the law and applying it alike
TO rich and poor. to the ''chevalier" of
high fiance as we'll as to the ''chevalier"
Of the road, to mine owner and miner.
TO the railroad magnate as well as to his
humblest employe, to all alike without
fear or favor. and thereby enable this
court to do and perform its sworn and
solemn obligations.
You will please give your first con-
sideration to the case of the State against
Jean Bannan, who is now being held
before you upon examination and war
rant of the local Justice of the Peace.
You may now retire.
Bill Against jean Banon Ignored
After a thorough investigation OF the
case of Jean Banon. who was arrested
on September 90 last charged with set.
ting fire to the dwelling house of James
Kautz. and after a preliminary hearing
before Justice Of the Peace L. w.
Cromer was bound over TO appear before
the Grand Jury, that body came into
court Thursday afternoon aud made a
partial report, ignoring the bill against
Banon, aud he was Immediately re-
leased from custody.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-04-20
EQUAL SUFFRAGE NOTES
Meeting of the Eureka Branch of the
Equal Franchise Society

The meeting of the Equal Franchise
Society held in Eureka Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. G.. M.
Roberts on Spring street proved to be q
very pleasant affair. 1t is now an es-
tablished society. and by our mex meet.
ing we hope to have q constitution
and to be able to get down to work.
Fully realizing that woman of herself
can do nothing. but that with the help
and guidance of Divine Wisdom no
thing Is impossible, and as we desire
above all things to do only what is right
for the advancement and uplifting of
our sex. we, therefore, deem it proper to
open u meeting with a prayer.
Following is q list Of the officers
elected mp to date:
President. Mrs Laura Hoegh; Vice
President. Miss Efie Father; Secretary.
Miss Christie Fulton; Treasurer, Mrs.
Ed Berryman; Press Chairman, Mrs.
+. ]. Brossemer.
Toward the end of the meeting one of
the ladies asked her neighbor for a
starter of yeast. Considerable merri.
ment was caused over the modest re-
quest. But IL seems to me it should ap-
peer as a harbinger of good cheer to
the opposite sex. as it proves that ever
in the midst Of new enthusiasm the bread
box Is not forgotten.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Laura Hoegh on Spring
street, Wednesday. April "a. at 2:3O
p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all who are interested in the work to
attend. PRESS CHAIRMAN.
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DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed In the Office of the Recorder
Of Eureka County Up to
April 10, 1912

State of Nevada to Mabel Noble
Patent deed to NJ of s. E. u Of Section
%. VIZ of s. W. quarter of Section 23.
township 30. N. R. SO East, M. D. B. 81
M. containing 100 acres. Recorded
April Is.
above described property. Considers
ton $1,000. Recorded April IS. 1919.
Notice of Location Of the HELEN No.
2 mine in Eureka mining district by p.
Fl. HUI. Recorded April IS.
Proof of Labor on the Iron Mask.
Bland, Thurman and Beck mines in
Eureka mining district by Leo Lucey.
Recorded April 10. 1912.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-04-20
LOCAL BREvITIES.

General Manager george n. Edwards
of the Windfsil Mining Company left
Monday on . business trip to Salt Lake.
Attention IL called to the Dissolution
of Oopartnership notice OF g. Pucciuelli
and A. Merialdo Of Palisade, Nevada,
published in to-day's SENTINEL
The stormy weather Of last week has
continued through this week; snow,
hail and showers of rain falling every
day, and since Thursday the weather
has been quite cold. The barometer is
still below the storm period.
John ~Spadazzini, who sold out his in
terest in the boarding house on lower
Main street last week and went TO Min
eral Hill. has returned and expects to
engage in another line Of business here
shortly. He rented the w. J. Tonkin
building on Main street Thursday.
According to a recent letter received
here, Steve Sheckells, q former we'll
known resident Of Eureka and White
Pine Counties, now located at Reno. is
planning to bring q moving picture
show to Eureka as loon as she rail.
road resumes active operation and
business on the Base Range justiies the
venture.
A. p. Mayberry returned Sunday
from an inspection Of his apple orchard
in the Rogue River Valley in Oregon.
He reports that section of the country
to be most beautiful at this season of
the year. but says our stormy conditions
here followed him throughout his trip
and he cut his visit there short on ac-
count Of the continued rainey weather.
r. A. Broy received a telegram Thurs.
day morning from his brother. Delbert.
that his father. Postmaster u. L. Broy,
Of Eureka, who has been in San Fran
cisco several months for the benefit of
his health, was missing. Later. his
brother again telegraphed that his
father had been located at San Jose.
California. where he had gone on a
business trip
o. p. Barnum was in town Tuesday
from his ranch In the upper Fish Greek
valley, about 3S miles southwest Of Eu-
reka. He reports that fully a foot OF
snow fell in that section during last
weeks storm, and with the added moist.
ure that has fallen during the last
couple Of months, predicts unusually
fine feed on the ranges there rs soon
as q little warm weather starts the new
grass.
Bob Mabry and j. O. Buchanan of
Spokane, Washington. and J. A. Ward
low and W. t. Mcdowell of Chatta
nooea. Tennessee. stockholders in the
Oredo. Eureka Mining Company recently
organized here to develop a number of
Adams Hill properties. finished their
business in Eureka this week and have
departed for their homes. r. O. Wander
ford is resident manager Of the com.
pany in Eureka.
Isadore Sara came into Eureka We'd
nesday from the Eureka Land and
Stock Oompany's shearing pens at Oak
Station on the Z. g. P. and reported
that the last Of the company's ewes
had been shearsd that day. He says
the continued stormy weather had pre-
vented a full days shearing so far this
season. and that some 500 ewes had
LANDED before they could be sheared.
The balance Of the company's sheep
will be clipped when weather conditions
permit.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-04-20

E. Moore and s. P. Beach arrived in
Eureka by Thursdays stage from North
Platte. Nebraska, and would like tc
purchase four or five car loads of good
horses. They expect to remain here
about a week. =
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-04-20
Dance Tonight

A social dance is to be given in the
Eureka Opera House this Saturday
evening by the gentlemen Of the Grand
Jury. The lobster Climb Band will
furnish the music and a good time will
be given all who attend.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-04-20

w. s. Raine, SOL of j. p. Raine of
Pine Valley. who was taken to San
Francisco last week suffering from ap.
pendicitis, was operated upon at st.
Mary's hospital in that city. and is now
reported TO be rapidly convalescing.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-04-20
THE RAILROAD DAY DANCE

Again to-day
We've nothing to say,
But don't you feel gloomy OF sad
1t pays to wait
For anything great,
Keepyour eye ON the Railroad Dance ad.
No man ever does as much to-day a. he
is going to do to- morrow.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-04-20

Lives of some men oft remind us to
ask: whats the use?"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-04-20

A sharper is a keen man with a dull
conscience.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-06-21

inperil his own chances when
lie must come up for reelection
to the high office he now holds.
The fact that the strongest
men in the Smith ranks Cand-
Ter and Hardwick-are showing
no eagerness to jump into the
contest strengthens the idea that
Senator Hoke is going to play
hands off in State affairs this
year.
It is we'll known that he has
no great affection for Jack Sla-
ton, but even his dislike Of the
Atlanta man would not tend to
involve him in a situation injuri-
GUS to his own political welfare.
Therefore, the belief that Sla-
ton and Hall will be the only en-
tries gains ground over the
State every day. Time is drift
ing along, too, and any other
candidate would have to get out
and hustle now to even up with
the two candidates, who have
been at work for weeks.
Everybody is now waiting on
the call to the executive COM
mittee to meet to fix the primary
date. Chairman Wright was
here a few days ago and
said he would probably call the
committee together the latter
part Of June or early in July.
There is no probability now of
the Committee meeting next
Saturday.
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Nav Abolish County Conn
missioner.

Waycross, ga, june 19-lf tie
recommendations Of the grandjury
OF Superior Court are given any
consideration at all a bill abolish
ing the board of commissioners of
Ware county will be introduced at
this summers session of the 14egis-
lature. it's p,"l'osrd hy his bill
to place tnost OF the ork IN the
hands OF tle ordinary and to have
ere nan devote all his time to the
road building in the county. The
grand jury also finds it possible
for the taxpayers to get a saving
if the Office of treasurer is abolish
ed and wsnts bill to this effect
passed.
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Good Vaudeville
At The Grand.

Messrs Miller and Kicker.
managers of the Grand Opera
House, are putting on some splend-
id attractions, 10 fact trey always
do that, but this week they have
been especially good. The first
half week, the vaudeville consisted
of q team of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and dancers, who were without a
doubt the best in this line that have
ever appeared in Fitzgerald, their
deceit upon the audience being
complete.
The bill changed last night and
for the rest of the week, they are
presenting q team of juggIers, who
are clever in the extreme, intro
ducing quite few new and novel
stunts in the Juggling line. The
Grand is an excellent place to
pass an evening pleasantly and
one can always count on gcod
wholesome entertainment IN both
the pictures and vaudeville.
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Progress OF The A. B. & A.

The roosve history of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic
railroad has followed by the Georgia public with an exceptional
" keen kindly 1t is thus matter OF common SAUSAGE
ton that Judge Paree of has authorized the
creation five million dollars in receivers certificates TO
meet certain maturing obligations the road and out certain
improvements
OF the funds in this be made available about million
and quarter dollars ounce will be devoted to the roads
material development Heavier steel rails TO be ald the raoed
ad terminals at Brunswick are to be enlarged ano
in divers particulars the general service of the A. b. q VIII
be improved.
This marks step the gradual OF the system
wad independence and toward its hu place among the
railroads Of the South To be few years
such as any new enterprise the kind then likely
counter have difference its public policy and use
funess rendered admirable service and under competent
management pressed steadily forward 80 true s indeed
that the day distant when it will emerge completely
original difficulties.
The A. b. & has stimulating example OF what railroad
CON do for the common interests territory 1t has realized that
it's own fortunes with those of the people and that 1t
would prosper quicken prosperity in the communities along
its way
1t has paid particular attention to the development OF agcu
ra interests experiment farm has proved to be OF definite and
rreachng values instances has leo 70 more
DDS of cultivation ard to better crops.
The A. r. undertaken systematic publicity campaign
hn which the story of Gcor and opportunities has
been carried far Mississippi and result of which
MANY new settlers desirable character have been attracted to the
state The unsupported range which work of this nature will attain
is indicated by few weeks ego IT," b. A. received
- from the University Of the Sobosy France for maps
and literature on Georgia farm lands
Because it is thus coe with the people the state and is
; their interests IT'S own av est the Atlanta, Birmingham
Atlantic railroad has ea pubs hearty good will Its graft
vn to note that in general policy nearly all roads
awakening their duty and their opportunity this respect inns
bodies we'll for the and for the roadsAtlanta journal
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-06-21
Undertakers Lack a Cadaver
to Work on at their Com
VentiOn.

Macon, Ga, June 19.-Faiiure to
procure corpse for the purpose, the
annual convention of Georgia I'm
dertakers and Embalmers was OBJ
hged to cancel the scheduled dem
onstration of latest embalmine
methods This was planned as one
of the features of the program.
The convention opened today, the
$50 funeral directors being welcom-
ed to the city by Mayor John T.
Moore, after which the undertakers
were addressed by Rev. E. C. OAR
gan on THE Relation Between I'm
dertakers and Ministers.
S. R. Greenberg, of Atlanta, lis vice
president of the association.
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LOST.

a bill book, containing $11 in
money and unendorsed cheeks OF
the following description; Check
en- First National Bank, Fitzgerald
for $40 from | j. Russell in favor
of j. w. BaIlenger: check on the
tirst National Bank. Fitzgerald,
for SIS from Mrs. A. E. Fountain,
in favor of J. w. Ballenger;
check on the Exchange Bank,
Fitzgerald, for So, 90 from r. A,
Talmadge in favor of j. ". Bal
lenger; check on the Citizens and
Southern Bank, Savannah, for
81. "a from D. Kirkland in favor
j. w. Ballenger; check on the
Bank of Grassland, fer $1.00 from
Fl. L. Bass IN favor of j. w.
Ballenger. Finder will be reward
ed if property is returned to this
office or to j. ". BaIlenger at
Abba, Ga.
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New Enemy Of The Farmer

From several counties alarming report that pest
Th v Worm is ntestipg the crop and totally destroying
wherever the makes its appearance Specimens have been
en 20 the Department Agriculture which has given them this title
State Enomoog comes IN more less num-
hers wear frequently appears large numbers at place
He SUGGESTS remedy the busting of plants with paris green
derea arsenate Paris used should be mixed
with airked lime cheap flour the rate OF pound of paris
- nine Of -four Apply by putting and walking along
and shaking plants Two be treated at time by
o fveoot pole tied either end Use about two
ound Of paris green per Asenate of lead better but more
efcnt to obtain handled carefully Mix with equal
pars of -four and apply in the same way
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-06-21
HOke Will Paddle His
Own Canoe HenCefOrth

Atlanta, June, 20. Senator
Hoke Smiths dictum from Wash
ington during the Wilson-Un-
derwood Campaign in Georgia to
the effect that Il wish to state
alphabetically my desire to take
no part in local politics in Geor-
gia, especially during the COM
ing summer" is believed to
mean that no aspirant for guber-
material honors will receive the
open comfort and support OF the
junior senator.
Shortly after he issued this
statement Tom Hudson with
drew from the race, whereupon
talk began to run riot to the eff
feet that the Hoke Smith faction
was grooming ano her man for
the place. Time has rolled
along, however and it is begin
ming to dawn on people that
Senator Smith meant what he
said. /.
His earnest desire to stay out
of local politics, which means
largely the gubernatorial race.
is probably born of his hope to
keep away from bitter entangle-
ments which might and would
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-06-21
The National Contest.

The hitter contest between Roosevelt Taft for the Republican
nomination is waged solely personalities
Both and their paisan filling the air with acca
saon of fraud treace Each the other with crimes SUI
cent if proven citizen send him to the penenay
for lite for against veal AS democrats we are IN
clined O believe the statements of both
pride view the democratic situation and the moral
the candidates following The sole expression one hears
from Democrats as to the peculiar ability of their and
dates to fill the highest office the gift of any popeand the PROB
able strength their nomination may add the party Either the
aspiring candidates pa confidence nd the character the
men assure the party President capable and patriotic
It appears to be of individuals the side and OF
principles the other
We predict that principle will win in this instance.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-06-21
New Officers for
Cotton Gill Mill

At the recent stockholders meet
ing of the Fitzgerald Cotton Oil Co.,
the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, j.
B. D. Paulk; Vice-President, c. A.
HoltzendorI; Secretary and Treas
urer, L. w. Meakin; Assistant Treas
urer, G. A. Jolly. The board of di-
rectors chosen are as follows: j. B.
D. Paulk. L. w. Meakin, R. Mathews,
M. w. Garbutt, E. N. Davis and j. G.
BOney.
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1t. has been stated that more
than eighty million people in the
United States are victims of some
form of indigestion. The Ameri-
can people do not take time
enonph to eat The result is stom-
ach distress, gas, belching, indI-
gestion and dyspepsia.
Dicestit is the new relief-it
has been found a certain, quick
and permanent remedy. Thous-
ands Of people have found relief
from its use. Their own state
ments on file in our office are
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-06-21
If You Eat You Need Digestt
The New Relief For Indigestion


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Browns Dlgestit is little tablet
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your food-50c.
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A Lesson From The WayCross Fire.

De,av in Getting the the Fire Department the lives
~ ladies and child The prompt appearance of the
~ from all reports would have saved these unounates
like Fitzgerald practically depends the telephone calls
CO.. ito FIRE alarms which best intentions the of the
+o oeny delayed by misunderstanding failure to get con-
ion with the Station We favor fire alarm system one
u oerve the residence well the business of the
CITY and the cost installation should not deter the City Council from
s;ns from the dear lesson of neiehborne city.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-06-21

Will local politics have innings the coming session of the
Georgia Legaure the question frequently heard when local
politicians gather advertised for introduce
on politics about them They have either
threats implied promises their wake and naturally people
the hackers of the various de-
cded unpopular election of Fire Department Chief
y popular method unusual that it lacks the
of sncerty that the most popular would
make the successful fire fighter and as natural to presume
that business chief OF the Fire Depart
mont we are inclined to believe will die abornn"
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-06-21
New Charter for City OF Savannah
Commission Government

s,orar Of the commission form of government bill as finally
agreed upon by the committee and which Will De suoi. ~ w
city and by them legislators from this county WIN INC M
that they endeavor the bill passed through the a.
term order that the po Savannah shall have the oppo
tunity of voting on it, contains the following ;4 WIDOW
The city of Savannah corporation hal continue
the same coorate name the mayor and the aldermen the Guy
Savannah and under the same laws now peValne except "
by this a e
The board mayor and aldermen shall consist OF mayor a ou
alderman who shall be elected every four years.
The mayor receive salary of $6OOO year ana the
$4,000 year. give their entire time to the city
The ctv work shall divided into the following departments
Finance public works. public safety city property and puDc nea
DEPARTMENTS ASSIGNED.
The mayor and aldermen shall by majority determine the
departments assigned EACH the being the official head
and exercising general supervision all the departments
The shall hold regular meetings at least twice
a week and all meetings shall be open to the public
The mayor aldermen shall be free from interest in all city
the punishment for participation in such being the same as for
msdemeanor
No public franchise given renewed without due pubca
adequate compensation the city within the sound discretion
of the mayor and aldermen.
of the shall be audited at least semannuay by
expert accountant
The right of initiating legislation given the people through the
holding election petition signed by oneurth the registered
voters.
The board may proposed legislation election the
people and be governed thereby
An official may be recalled by majority in election called
a petition signed by at least Is cent of the voters
PRIMARY AND ELECTION
primary provided for three weeks the election for which
nominations may made by petition signed by 100 qualified
AT the election there shall be the number candidates
filed these being those who received the highest
Der of in the primary.
Candidates required file of campaign
pense before and within five days after the primary
day before and within five days after the election
election by candidate of his friends de-
caed misdemeanor and disqualification hold
five years
civil service created each two years
by the mayor and aldermen.
board shall Immediately after the going the
service
CIVIL SERVICE
The board required egbles twice as great as
filled for these departments NAV
be put and from which must be filled
departments be placed under civil majority
Aldermen and the civil Der
department removed from under by unan
and aldermen and the civil board
civil service board is required hold examinations at least
twice
provision providing for the submission of the act to the
people Savannah for approval passed by legislature
The usual repeal clause is included.
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Card of Thanks

We desire to express our heart
felt gratitude to our friends for
their kindness and assistance to us
during the last sickness and at the
death of our husband and father.
We trust that when trouble of any
kind comes to them that they may
have as kind attention as they
gave US.
Mrs. Vittula BusseY.
William Bussey,
Lewis Bussey,
jack Bussey,
Steve Bussey.
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Our Leader have been rendered statement OF their
rpton account and we urge you the Importance
Of prompt settlement We make report to the Po Omce
our subscription list and unless promptly will
have to your paper short ready cash come
and fix the way We don't why Uncle Sam takes
paterna interest newspapers business but ne insists na
we get paid for papers if we use the Post Office