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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-01-04
WATER NOTICE
Notice q Applie2ti0n for Perni-<ion To Ap-
~propr2se the Pubsie Waters q
the State Ct Nevada

the State Ct Nevada
Applie&tioa No. z5.
Notice il hereby given that On the l5sh day
Of November. 1919. in aee0rd2nce zith Sec
tion 3. Chapter XXI, Of the St2sutss Of
1906. che I. r Kelley, Of Salt Lake City,
County u Salt Lake, and State Of Utah.
made application u the State Engineer Of
Nevada for permission 70 appropriate the
public waters Of the State Of Nevada Saeh
appropriation il 70 Be made from Boulder
Spring. ia the Humboldt River drainage area.
~ points $500 feet North. IS deg. East
from the sw corner Of T. 81. y. r 20 E..
n ID. B. 4 n, By means Of = pipe. and 50
cubic feet per second ia 70 b eonyeFed 70
points 500 feet 70 > point bearing south 5
degrees east from the point of diversion, By
means Of > pipeline and there u-ed for min
inz and domestic purpose& Water not 70 Be
retained to stream
signed: W.. NJ. KRARNEY,
State Engineer.
Date Of Last publication January 4. isla
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70 Whom It May Concern

Notice Is hereby given that I have rented
my ranch and stock IN Antelope Valley, Ia
rek2 County, Nevada, to Dominiek Cerruiti.
BArb&r CelAttA and Pete Sufotti. sbo have
taken full charge Of the property, and from
and after this date / vii not be responsible
for any debss or other matters in Connection
xiEh the condnct Of this ranch
BAE1 CKzErrTL
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Soees % hsrshy gives tat shs tArs ca tAs
Prooss6s q the Eisss q Ezrskz Ca9zsy 10
tie qzArssr enSi1s S<E2<zb<r -. 1914 are
ns~ dss al aysAs &c zes. ny oS1 n En-
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se-izsy szfa<es1 Il c. McTERSEY.
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PRESENT AND FUTURE NEVADA

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6ssss 10 IN q Esckrzasinx Thsrs IL
M . sozzfy Il - 5zEse rnks 61st III
su52y fnls in6nssrr- Tbsrs krs shsD-
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Ing % fss XsrEas nls kD1 -azzns
Nevada wa 10 sad - - s1rer1w 20
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always txz1zs . ssp rrine
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rzoa Of rne Trnckss-Csrsoa Proposes ssr-
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honesssads o. the lsD6 tat car - NJ.
rzxktsd nndsr tie GovsrDDsns ezos1s
and are o0E rssplng ths1r reward
There are 1900 Ec-ss B0w lrrAxzssd.
ssd fhs ro5sss o~oats1pAstss 1920
EGsa Frou . p0lnf sass EAsso WAds
worth ~hers the nsw t0wn q Fsrn1ey
has bsss bait np ~ hoDsssssoerss 30.
Saltwater. On phsz xEsfUDsrly kDown
IS Ebe Carson Sink. . pAscs whsrs fAe
C&<s0s river s22k. there l. B0w . enEar
q 5ox1ssse2ds-
Beet Sugar lndzstry
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- together AID started an sgifsfzo1
vharh rasalssd in . 800 90 bsss sagE
factory besng brsls tosre-
Ta1s IL 10w o8s Il fbs ls.dlng indus
u1ss a re STATE. and plans are b@ans
ms5s 70 bzld . sse0Dd factory II tie
Hsn5o1df Valley, bar L0se1ock-
4 bag fsrm CT the sao-ss o Wss8Oe
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Wood For Sale

am prepared 10 deliver A No / wood in
Eureka At $500 per cord. An also
fitted 70 take orders for al kinds OF
hauling Leave orders n the Eureka
Cash Store ". y. CURTO.
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WATER NOTICE


20Ee - AprAc&1E fU TerL-eAA zap
rsprzzse ne Pab1e TGses Ct -e
STATE a Nsss6A
AppEr&tioa No EL
Ssfies IL hereby GFsz tAAs .. The zs.a osJ
Of NeEsnher, 49, Il &oels1zaes WIKI SCI
tia =. Chapter XXI q tie Statutes II
1876, zoe Angelo Ysrso q EuskA C0zu:g
q E1rskA ko5 STATE # SssSd4. E4ds sp-
pscztso1 70 ths STATE Knxinser q NsEacA for
psrmisi0a 70 appropriate tie pzbhc wst@rs
q tie State If NeT4dA EzeA s~ppr0prlzt5oo
j. 70 be u16e frezn Upper Ks:to Sprinxs a.
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Sxze6s
W. IL KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
Date Il Frat p1ksieti01 December Il. 1872
Date Of Last pabliezti0n January Il. 1919
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NOTICE
OF
Delinquent Tax Sales
Fer Fra Knss.nmeut of Taxes

NOTICE Is EYEEET GTTEx To ALL
sh1an 4 NAY e1as=rz= Tns1 the sal1szzs
described pr1fsrrs sszAs< lFiax E1 benx L
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are - 1rpozss rhs dssczr<511 rhz-s& hNs
be=z 6LT axxs5 k12 zssssss1 fr tAs ys1E
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L ssnnsrsaz VIII the SssGip5an shsrs<:
csns an szsz taxes sd sss e ~A3se-izi1g VII
b@ sa1ssss j. Ea55a1 - as Original xL
Eo1 u. yrsrerfy sad fr 81 q Ahl5 riEln4l
LAX psnkry AID soss. 70 VII
Mira ~. A Asnin-PEssuss5 rzns. N1zz-
t4zn Prise Tkae 800 T2x SO a rszAlfy
81 q su< 8N Tosk SKA
Bsr1-zod Ni1inx Ca-Fe Ezne - Psi
enss5 mines. Brzz53s sE 1zz. SD. Sssek
sae 4@ szsA $50 Bsrsrz1i Ne L as
Ers- E9a Gs65ss N& 2 AT E=a Ss0
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WATER NOTICE

Notice q Application for Psrmissscn 70 Az
propriz.s tie Pubiie Waters Of TIE
State Of Nevada
Appa5e4tion No. Isl.
Notice i hereby given that o. the lSsh day
Il December. 1919. II &eo9rd&nos with See
tion q, CHAPTER XXI Of the Statutes 0f
1sge. one Angslo FIorio II RurskA. Coanty Of
Earska, snd STATE Of SsssdA nads appaie&
tf0n 70 the State Eng nser If Sssa1A
for permission 10 ~sppr0pxi2ss the p2b
lie waters u the State II SsEAdA S1eh
zppropriztion IL 70 Be n2ds froa Loves
Ratio Spring. q. points At aid spring. iron
which c. q Mineral Monumsnt No Il On
top Of Prospset Mosnt4in bears ~ deg a
mia W., 1860 feet distant. IL ID. B. q NJ.
By means a open eaf aud tunDel. and .0Zs
eubie feet PER sseond E TO Be conveyed q
points TO trOughs 70 be constructed At said
spring. By means Of pip@s and there used f0s
stock watering purposss- Water mot 70 b
returned 10 stream
Signed:
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a sRor

Public. Insurance Prompt at
tenton given 20 typewrting and copy
ing At Post 06c~. EerekA. Nevada
Lezal blanks for sale ~ the SExTrxEL
once.
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$1,000 Death Benefit

Fifteen dollars Weekly Benefit for Acct
dent - Sickness: $1,000 for loSs Of limb or
syesgAt. slc far Ensrgsaey Relief Benefit
Cost u . per year. No ether Daes nor As
Nee sad women between Agrs 10
. 6 are ACCEPTED. Reliable company with
sloo,too State Deposit for the prOs<c.iOn u
P@ aoidsrs Aad 10 guarantee the payment
q eEi2N Write for further information
giving yoar Ass. SCI and occupation.
Address Dept AL
AMERICAN REGIsTkH CoNPASH.
Ere P~s1nsylrAniA
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NOTICE or DELINQUENT TAX

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state L1zl1-SE-
Date a Ersf p1klie4ss01 December IL 1872
Date Of Last p~abiezti0n Jasuary IL. 1919
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-05-17
PALESTINE TO HOLD l. & C. n SHOPS
Supreme Court Says Contract Is Bind
ing and Shops Must Remain
in Palestine.

Austin. Textile citizens of PaleS-
tine and of Anderson County won
sweeping victory Wednesday in their
suit against ;he International and
Great Northern Railroad Company to
prevent the removal of the roads ma
chine shops and roundhouscs from
Palestine. the supreme court having
affirmed the case of the International
and Great Northern Railway Company
VS. Anderson County ct nj. The ma
chine shops will remain in Palestine.
The International and Great North
ern removed its general offices from
Palestine on September |, 1911, and
announced that the machine shops
would follow. Part of the offices went
to Houston and the traffic manager to
New Orleans. The citizens instituted
an Injunction suit TO prevent the re-
moval of the shops and to compel the
return of the offices. Following an eX
parte hearing the injunction was
granted in chambers. When the rail
road appealed the Galveston appellate
court reformed the judgment so as
to omit that portion commanding the
return of the defendants general Of
ficcs to Palestine and affirmed the or
der as reformed. II held that since
the offices had been removed that
they should not be returned pending a
final disposition of the case on its
merits, it having gone up on the pre-
/ liminary injunction.
The court says that the new8lnter-
national and Great Northern Company
might have been relieved of the debts
and financial obligations of the old
( company. but that its duties and obi
cations TO the public remain exactly
the same. not changing one iota; that
since Anderson County issued bonds
/ to secure the shops and offices and
/ gave other valuable considerations,
those contracts were not impaired by
the reorganization.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-05-17
POSTMASTERS MUST STANG EXAMINATIONS
President Orders Change Under Civil
Service Rules-OffIces Paying Less
Than $3.50 q Year Excepted.

Washington Ali fourth class post
masterships except those paying less
than $50 year were thrown open
TO competitive examinations by an or
der issued Wednesday by President
Wilson. These positions are retained
in the classified service. but about
10000 inCumbentS who were cover
ed" INTO the classified service by exc
cutive orders of previous administra-
tons will have to meet all corners in
competitive examinations to hold their
positions with civil service protection.
In a statement making this order
public, Postmaster General BurlesOn
announced that it was the purpose of
President Wilson and himself to eX-
tend the classified service to include
presidential postmasterS of the second
and third class. probably within a
year This may require legislation by
congress. he said. His plan, which
will be laid before the president,
would provide for a qualification test
for incumbents and applicants lin
keeping with the importance of the
Offices
Under President Tafts order of DC
tober Il, 1912, fourth class postmas-
tiers were divided into two classes,
class 4 including those drawing more
than $500 and class Il those drawing
! less than $500 Competitive eXamina-
tons were prescribed for future appli-
| cations for class A appointments,
while the class b positions were to be
| filled upon recommendations OF post
office inspectors.
Wednesdays order leaves only of
/ fices paying $50 or less to be filled
upon inspectors recommendations
Rules and regulations to govern the
administration of the new order will
be worked out and announced by tie
civil service commission as soon as
possible.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-05-17
One sowino for Three Crops of Oats.

Caldwell. TEX. Earl Porter of
Caldwell sowed oats in one of his
fields near town three years ago. The
first spring afterward he harvested a
big yield of oats and Immediately
sowed crop of sorghum cane. cut
ting big crop of that in the fall.
after which he ran a disk harrow over
the land The next spring he cut an
other big crop of oats and sowed an
other crop of cane. when he gather
ed this he ran a harrow over the land
again and there is another big crop OF
oats ready for cutting now.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-05-17
Another Ruling Against Daughters.

Austin, Textile Daughters of the
Republic again have been ruled
against, and the $4,000 which they col
lected in rentals of the Alamo prop
erty. and which they have loaned out
at Houston, must be turned into the
state treasury. according to an opin-
ion given Monday to the governor by
the attorney generals department. 1t
is understood that the governor. after
this money is deposited with the state
treasurer. will ask the legislature to
appropriate it for use in the restora
ton of the Alamo. The state now
has nearly $4,000 available for the
work and with the additional appro
priation it is believed that the restora
ton of the Alamo can be completed.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-05-17
Two Lost Girls Found.

AleXaudria.-Mi Misses Annals Roche
and Argelee Barker, 15-year-old girls,
who were lost in the woods near
Alexandria Sunday night, and for
whom posses OF at least 200 men on
foot and horseback were hunting, were
found and returned to their homes
between . and 3 O'Clock Monday morn
ing They were located at a farm
house of Mr.. Bass. two miles east of
Boyce and thirteen miles west OF
Alexandria, The two girls, in com
pany with two others. had gone dew
berrying in the suburbs of the city and
wandered off from their companions
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-05-17
At HOME AND ABROAD
CONDENSED ITEMS OF INTEREST
TO EVERYBODY.
At THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
I,,oo-,ant News Of the Week Gath
cred for the Busy Reader-State
and Domestic.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

The rules committee of the house
IT a meeting Monday decided to re
mort favorably Representative Henry
resolution calling for the creation u
a standing committee on roadS W
which will be referred all matters per
tanning to highways Improvements. II
is understood Representative Shackie-
ford of Missouri will be made chair
man of the new committee.
Congress soon will be called upon
10 pay bill of nearly $l0Oo,ooo LOT
food. clothing, shelter and medlcal
service supplied by the army and navy
10 the flood sufferers in the ONO ana
Mississippi valleys recently.
A bill to make it unlawful Tor any
employer to in any way attempt 10
Influence the political activities OF ms
amployes was introduced in the mousse
Monday by Representative Pepper oil
Iowa. The measure would impose a
penalty of $1,000 for violation.
Special arbitration treaties between
the United States and several other
countries, which expire by limitation
this year. will be renewed by the state
department if the foreign governments
are willing. Secretary Bryan maue
this announcement Monday in connec'
ton with the proposed Immediate re-
newal of the British-American treaty
which terminates June 4.
President Wilson was so encouraged
by the passage Thursday of the tarlil
bill in the house that he hopes now loi
final action on currency reform during
the present session of congress.
The Underwood tariff bill, proclaim
ed by the democratic party as the an
swer to it's platform pledge to revise
the tariff downward. was passed d!
the house Thursday. The vote was
PSI to 100, five democrats voting
against the bill and two republicans
voting for it, Four progressives sup
ported the bin and fourteen opposed
it. while one Independent progressive
Joined with the majority.
Mexico has pu. the question of rec
ognition squarely up to the UNITED
States. and in a firm manner informed
Washington that it can not settle bli
pending questions with n government
which refuses recognition. 1t wa
learned Friday that President Huerti
informed the American ambassador
Mexico City that the republic was N
longer bankrupt; that he (Huerta) hal
succeeded in whipping into shape tn
remnants of the army left by Fran
cisco Madero. the late president, an
that he was beginning a campaign i
the states where the rebels were IN
strongest, and finally that he believe
peace was near at hand.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-05-17
Willing to Renew Arbitration Pacts

Washington. - Special arbitration
treaties between the United States
and several other countries, which eX-
pire by limitation this year, will be
renewed by the state department il
the foreign governments are willing
Secretary Bryan made this announce
ment Monday in connection with the
proposed immediate renewal of the
British-American treaty, which termi
mates June 4.
Such special treaties to which the
United States is a party will expire
during the year in the following or
der: Spain. June 2; Great Britain
June 4: Norway, June "a; Sweden
August IS, Japan, August "a; Portu
gal, Nov IA. and Switzerland. Dec. %
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-05-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

The worlds long distance dancing
record is claimed 10y the Countess
Lamsdorf OF Russia, who estimates
that she has covered $1,000 miles on
ballroom floors. All told. the countess
has attended 1882 balls. danced 1894
quadrilles, 500 polkas. 500 waltzes and
had leo partners.
More than five hundred dead are
lying on the battlefield above Quay
mas, Mexico The soldiers fell dur
ing three days desperate fighting last
week. Colonel Juan Gsbral, who ar
rived Monday at Hermosillo from the
front, reported that he had estimated
the killed to exceed 600. A trainload
of oil and liTewood was rushed south
with which to cremate the bodies.
Two Bulgarian military trains col
lded Sunday night between Drama
and Buk, Saloniki One hundred per
sens were killed and 500 injured.
Alter an estimated loss of 400 men
on both sides in lighting which lasted
all day Saturday, $500 federals were
I
of California port. by 500 insurgent
sonora state troops. Heavy cannonad-
! Ing reported Sunday from Ortiz, the
/ state troop base, indicated that the
/ attack on Guaymas proper had began.
| rhe official ilsure ent reports state
/ that $50 federal soldiers and 30 Of
| ficers were captured and ten machine
guns abandoned to the state troops.
Fire broke out in bazaar of the
former Turkish fortress of Scutari
Friday and. famed by high wind,
rapidly assumed huge proportions.
The activity OF Mount Nesuvius. at
Naples, apparent for several days,
reached a climax Sunday when part OF
the crater collapsed. The tremblpgs
of the mountain could be distinctly
felt and alter the explosion a funnel
$50 feet deep was formed From this
dense sulphurods clouds and white
smoke assembled.
The Montenegrin government has
asked parliament TO authorize an ex
traordinary war credit of $4,000. 600
President huerta of Mexico has re
fused to recognize Ambassador Wilson
as an ambassador until the United
States recognizes his government.
Four hundred coRstitutionalists ant
two hundred and fifty federais Tough
for four hours at Keynosa, fifty-tw'
miles west of Matamoros, Mexico. Sat
urday. The tederals were defeate,
and fled in tue direction of Mata
moros, leaving twenty-three dead an'
fifteen wounded.
A Few Montenegrin cabinet, unde
the premiership OF General Nukoti2
was formed Friday to take the plac
. OF the government which resigne'
, when King Nicholas decided TO evaC
uate Scutari at the behest OF the H
rnpean powers.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-05-17
TelenranhN for Students.

DonaldSonvillC.-N special meet
ng of the Ascension parish school
board with President w. b. Stuart.
f. Edwin Babin. l.. l.. Bourgeois, J. +
Saxon. Walter Lemann, George Der
geron and Henry Dugas present. the
superintendent recommended that a
course of telegraphy be added in the
high schools at DonaldsOnville, Dutch
town and Gonzales. in connection with
the commercial course, the object be
ng to equip students who can not af
ford to attend college with sufficient
training 10 enable them to earn a liv
ing after leaving the nigh school