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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-03-29
WATER NOTICE
Notice Of Application for Permission 20 AP-
propriAte the Public Waters Of the
State OF Nevada.


Application No. 2639.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
Of February. 1918, in accordance with Sec.
ton 25, Chapter XXXI, Of the Statutes Of
1903, one w. l.. McGregor. Of Blackburn
Station, County Of Eureka, and State Of Ne.
yada, made application to the State Engineer
Of Nevada for permission to appropriate the
public waters Of the State Of Nevada. Such
appropriation is to be made from Curlev
Creek, at points in NE4 OF SCI. Sec. 2, ].
"a. N. X. 81 f., NJ. ID. b. & NJ. by means Of
a dam and 3.l4 cubic feet per second is to be
conveyed to points in the NEi Of Sec. Is, T.z,
n. r. 81 f., and the NW4, Sec. Is, 7. q.
N. X. SO f., NJ. ID. b. & NJ, by means Of .
ditch and there used for irrigation and do
nestle purposes. Water not to be returned
TO stream.
Signed: w. M. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
Date Of first publication March !, 1918.
Date Of last publication March 20, 1918
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R. A. BRor

Notary Public. Insurance. Prompt ~
tention given to typewriting and copy
ing. At Post Office, Eureka. Nevada
Legal blanks for sale at the SENTINEL
Office.
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Several new cases OF scarlet fever have
been reported at Tonopah. but d..
Richards, the health officer, does not
expect that an epidemic will ensue.
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marry until you have the price load Of debt.
Don't marry when a wife will merely mean frm,v
And, above all, don't marry until you've -" = cor with the
planted on the ladder that you can chmo ""'"o
added weight of a wife. mr. Don't
Wait until you are good and ready before you ~@y
Lot anv GIRL bluf Won into marrying her by weeping over you
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02

Club, or at one of the country clubs.
daily, for discussion of interesting
topics.
The yiscount drives cut every af,
ternoon, and entertains his friends in
formally at the embassy. which looks
out over Franklin Park, a Yeritable
forest OF ancient trees The entire
Japanese embassy stat are remaining
here to keep the ambassador com
pany.
Senior Don Albara r. de Terreros,
charge d'affaircs for Mexico, is an
other diplomat of high rank who is
kept here by unsettled relations be
tween lis country and this, and the
Swiss minister, DR.. Ritter; the Ar.
genuine minister, DR.. Naon, and a
number of the South and Central
Americans are in town.
=
The announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Katherine Force. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Force OF
New York and sister OF. Mrs. John
Jacob Astorr and Henri Harnickell, a
New York broker, has been made TO
their close friends. and was confirm
ed by the family at Bar Harbor.. Mrs.
and Miss Force are there with Mrs.
Astor and Mr. Henri Harnickell was
also a visitor over the Fourth. No
public announcement was desired by
the young lady or, her family, but.
according to a dispatch to the New
York Tribune. the marriage will take
place shortly and at Bar Harbor.
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY

. Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence j
4 WASHINGTON, ID, c., July 81
When the social season opens in
Washington next fall, the British EN-
bassy will be the most attractive
spot in the Capital for the younger
set. Clese upon the arrival in this
country of Ambassador and his youth
full wife, Lady Spring Rice, comes that
of the Honorable Thomas Aubrey,
Spring Rice, cousin to the ambassador
who recently was attached to the en-
.bassy here by the British foreign of
fee, as third secretary.
The Honorable Thomas Aubrey
spring Rice landed in Boston yester-
day on the Laconia from Liverpool,
and will at once join his cousins, the
Ambassador and Lady Spring Rice, at
their summer place at Dublin.
Francis Darcy Godolphin, who also
was appointed to place on the en-
bassy staff here as third secretary
has arrived, and is with the Ambast
sador at Dublin, and yiscount Camps
den, another ambitious subject OF
King George, has arrived to become
honorary attache. $
In addition to these several inter-
esting changes, there will be new
counselor of embassy to replace Al
fred Mitchell Innes, who was promot-
ed to another post after several years
service here No one has yet been
named for the place.
q 9
Washington is never quite deserted
by the Diplomatic Corps, but just
now the. Japanese ambassador, Vis+
count Sutemi Chinda, is the only Dip
lomat. OF his rank in the Capital. He
has to keep his company, number of
other diplomats who never close their
legations here, and who meet at the
Metropolitan Club, the University
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in fairy tale and nursery rhyme cos
tunes. A number OF dinners will pre-
.cede the ball. the host and hostess and
their niece. Miss Janet Fish. attending
Mrs. Herman oslrich,s party DIR, and
Mrs. Fish will go to their place, Gar
rison-on- the Hudson, sfor September.
Capt, Theodore A. Baldwin, Jrs q.
S. A.. accompanied by. Mrs, Baldwin
and their children. and Mrs. Baldwin's
gister, Miss Catherine Judge. left
Washington several days ago. to
motor TO Narragansett Pier, and have
arrived at their destination Captain
BALDWIN has leased -1Iaplehurst", a
charming place at that resort, and will
remain there nntil late in the fall.
.
Mrs, Edmund K. Goldsborough and
the Misses Goldsborough.. who are at
Oakland, Nd, expect to sail for Eu-
rope August 2. They win spend the
summer al Liverpool with Mrs. Colds
horongh's son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. William Stead Mr.. Stead
is the American Yice-consul at Liver
pool. They may spend next winter in
Italy
Mr., and Mrs. Francis Huger Nc
Adoo are the guests of Capt. and Mrs.
Isaac E. Emerson at Brookland Wood,
Nd, having recently returned from
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their honeymoon, spent on board
Capt. Emerson's steam yacht Mar
saret Mrs. McAdoo. formerly Miss
Edith Preston Mccormack, Is the
daughter of Mrs. Emerson.
The Italian ambassador, Marchese
Cusani Confalonieri. and his family.
who have been guests Of Mr., and Mrs.
John Hays Hammond at Lookout Hill.
East Gloucester, Mass, have leased
the cottage Of DR.. Irving Pomeroy. at
Stage Fort Heights, nearby, for the
remainder OF the season.
Mrs. thomas F. Walsh has arrived
at Briarcliff. at Bar Harbor. and win
spend the rest of the summer there.
Mrs. Garrison. wife Of the Secretary
of War. is expected today to make
Mrs. Walsh visit OF some length.
. . .
Edwin v. Morgan, ambassador to
Brazil. win be given a great ball by
the federal senate Of Brazil on July
81. The guests will include all Of the
diplomats stationed In Rio Janelro
and the cream Of Brazilian society.
2
Hon. T. A. Spring Rice. cousin OF
the British ambassador, arrived from
England yesterday by Boston
steamer. He. will be third secretary
Of the British embassy.
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is, and the trip was taken for the
benefit of his. health, which was COM
pletely restored. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
viii pass the remainder of the sum-
mer at their place in San Mateo. They
have an attractive home on the Borel
estate, that was wedding gift from
Mrs. Lewis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
tome Borel. San Francisco Chronicle.
& AA
The friends of Lieut.. and Mrs. Geo
2. Lake formerly Miss Helen North
will be interested to learn that they
are on their way to Newport. r. L.,
where Lieut. Lake has been assigned
to the o.. s. s. Idaho. Since their
marriage in Honolulu last May, they
have been spending a most delightful
honeymoon in Evanston, Ill, as the
guests OF his people With Chicago
so easy to access they we're able to
take in all the theaters and shops,
as well as many interesting motor
trips In the surrounding country.
q & 9
Mrs. Harry Marlin Hepburn and
little son Jack are leaving on the 9th
of this month for San Francisco,
where they will join Mr.. Hepburn,
who went up several weeks ago. The
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02

Hepburns will be greatly missed In
Honolulu, where they have a wide cir
Gle of friends. As Madge McCandless,
Mrs. Hepburn was great social ia
vorite. and since her marriage three
years ago has been one of the most
prominent society matrons in Ho-
nolufu.
Mrs. Myers, daughter of Mrs. J.
Mist of Manoa valley, who has been
visiting in Honolulu for several
months, leaves soon for her home in
Germany Her brother, Mr.. Robert
Mist, will join her later in California,
and see her safely off from the New
York end of the journey. 1t is with
deep regret that her friends in Hawaii
see her leayes once more.
8 9 8
The Rev. James B. Thomas and Mrs.
Thomas. nee Mott Smith, are spending
a few days at the Hotel Aubrey, on the
other side of the island. Miss Mott
Smith will join. them for the week end,
the family returning to Honolulu in
time for the Rev. Thomas to speak
Tuesday morning before the New
Thought Club.
Mr.. and Mrs James Cummings, who
have been occupying the John Guild
residence on College street for the
past two weeks, returned yesterday by
the Claudine to their home on Maui.
While in Honolulu they were guests
at many informal gatherings, their cir
Gle of friends here being a wide one.
Miss Katherine Paris will sail on
the Siberia next Saturday. Miss Paris
will travel under the chaperonage of
Miss Hopper, and after two weeks in
San Francisco will go to Hillsdafe,
Michigan, where she will attend school.
9 8 8
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl du Roi left last
week for an extent ed trip to the main
land and EuropeM They will spend
several months in Germany visiting
relatives, not returning to the islands
until next March.
& g &
Mrs. T. B. Renters, Mrs. Stackable,
Mrs. b. Taylor and Mrs. G. M.
Weller, were entertained by Mrs. f.
F. Bishop to delicious luncheon at
Hotel Aubrey. and delightful auto
ride round the island on Thursday.
9 g g
Mrs. Swiney, wife of DIR. Swiney, of
Maui, who has been spending week
or more at the Young Hotel, returned
to her home in Waikiki on the Lur-
line Wednesday evening.
g e
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Filmer and
their daughter, Miss Marion Filmer,
are once more established in their
home in Oakland after delightful
trip to Hawaii.
The Misses Louise and Alice Effin-
ger have been spending a few weeks
ah Cannon Beach, Oregon, as the
guests of their aunt, Miss c.. w. Flan-
ders.
Mr.. ann Mrs. Wilbur MacNeil sail
ed this week for the volcano, where
they will spend the remaining few
weeks ef their vacation.
q
Miss Erminie Cross, head of the
Castle Kindergarten, sailed last week
Tor Kauai, where she will spend few
weeks of her vacation.
Lieut.. and Mrs. B. o. Mahaffey have
taken a charming suite at the Colo
NAL, and will make their home there
permanently.
Mrs Clifford High is spending sew
eral days at Kahala as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Phillips.
e
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Templeton
Croker. who have been in Paris, are
motoring in Southern France.
8
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mFo. mC(oO1tC88 Otnnets
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. McCandless are
entertaining this evening at an infor-
NAL dinner in honor OF their niece.
Miss Mary O'Brien of Parkersburg,
Virginia Miss O'Brien, who is the
house guest OF Mrs. L. l.. McCandless,
has been greatly entertained since her
arrival two months ago. This even
ing's dinner is the parting fling that
the John McCandlesses are giving for
her before their departure next week.
Covers will be laid for fifteen.
Sc q
Luau at the University Club.
The members OF the Stanford base
ball team were the guests of honor
on the last day of their visit in Hawaii
at luau at the University Club The
table was decorated with crimson
carnations. ferns. clnmps of ti-leaves
and many bright-colored futtering
butterflies. A splendid quintet dis
pehsed Hawaiian music Throughout
the affair, and everything was done
to make their last evening in town a
memorable one for the college men.
Covers were laid, for thirty-six.
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Luau at the University Club.
Society Personals


Mrs Fletcher, wife OF Captain
Fletcher. U. s. A.; Mrs. VIM. Hebron
Of Honolulu and Mr.. CuyIer Lee acted
as judges at the masquerade ball
which was given at Castle Crags on
the evening of the Fourth Of July.
Mrs. w H. Bullen unprecedented a
"Darkey Bride;;" the character was so
cleyerly done. that the first prize. a
handsome jewel box was awarded her.
Mr.. Lucey went as a dashing cowboy,
and won the mans prize, q silver
cigarette case. Miss California An
drews went as Red Riding Hood. and
captured the second. and Mr.. Horace
Orear Jr. was success as clown,
and won prize. San Francisco
Newsletter.
Mrs. Ellamae 6oodale Camp Of this
city and Honolulu, and William Biddle
Sheppard of Philadelphia. were mar
ried in London, England, on June 21st
Mrs Sheppard is well known in San
Francisco and has host of friends.
The groom is member of one of
Philadelphia prominent families, and
Is well known in financial and society
circles The plans Of the couple In
clude tour Of the continent, ending:
with visit to California this coming
autumn. San Francisco Chronicle.
Ia honor Of her house guest, Mrs.
Lindsay OF Honolulu, Mrs. Wells GIL.
bert entertained last Saturday with
an informal luncheon at her home on
Gilsan street. The guests who en-
ioyed Mrs. Gilbert's hospitality were
Miss Margaret MCGEE of Logansport,
Ind. Miss Alice Strong. Mrs. ]. X.
Gamble and Mrs. Lindsay, who is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Kimball. Port
land Oregonian.
&c
Mr.. and AIRS. John Lewis arrived
Tuesday on the Wilhelmina from Hon
0lulu. where they have been for the
past few weeks. Lewis recently UNI
derwent an operation for appendicit-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02
B. f. ELL Frs e co.
Announce Their
SEMI ANNUAL REMNANT SALE
OF COTTON GOODS
Announce Their
Which begins Monday Morning 8 o'clock, August A

We have taken special interest in arranging this sale
and sure that this will be occasion of profit to all
concerned Our sales of this nature in past have been
very successful want this to surpass them ALL
have taken every possible to get the best possible
values before customers in the most saleabe FORM
Included in this sale immense assortments of very
desirable lengths Of Batiste, Tissues Poplns Voes,
Ratines, Lawns, Ginghams, Shrtings Linens, Crepes,
Sxones, Cretonnes Scrims Denms, Innings, bleached
and urbleached Musns beached and unbleached Sheet
ings Table Daask and Table Oil CLOTH in fact every
remnant in Cotton Goods Dept will be marked at
usually attractive prices
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Glsiaut nit MnbegcbaIt.
9riuuernus an ben Ssmbenwnri beim
letten Tnrbar III Nnnisn.

lin .iuen inoiIden Gleionttn bans
eelt IS Iid. um Simoub. Der b.iln
Iest.n Ourbnr ben YiS,tonig uno
eeiien 8emabIiu trus. YIdn %srinnert
iih nod an ben 9ombenonldlae. Der
bamols Elm. 10 nndbaItiee Grre9uus
beroorriet uno aIs ueuer Btpeis fur
oas llmiidsreiisn repolutiondrer
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Sode. obne ooran Iau9atmige Or
orterunstn gu .nupfen. obSruar bic
naber.u umitanoe, ME lie .rIt iest
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3eueen betaunt tperoen. Is btsreiflit
ssmoht bdtten. lpenn man Der britt
f9en unt,rihitterlih.n S.lbitb.berrs
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lin ben s%Ian3,notu Jtitjua, in
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grobi,n uno idouii,n gisfanteu. ben
man m gang 6iuoufton auitreiben
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p.ro.n audi oisit Bisrfibler s,bihs
rtne h,rarse,pust. moran lie iibris
ssHs. rpn itr. Borier periihern. elm
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den. f,ias 5lau,tn lporen Don soIes
eeitidttn Ssic.netpsNN ptrbIllt,
Shulr, bon .iiuhliHM p,rl,n uHh
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lIb.. uns aui BEN Rid.n trua er
DIE aas sifsii.ri.m SiIbts sefertiste
, .Sstrsa-, in Der oas ,rIuuat. paar,
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Iden Weilen mittels bes Jsrnfpre-
6ers u~nterba!teu. 81. tauihien
fsierli6e 9egrubun9sDorte aus. in
Dem ne ber Grfinoung Gramers ibrs
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3erbeit oes getris6es uno fir biz
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Die gan3e 4uimafung ipriAt niat
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Fhe Notwithstanding" bemertt od5u:
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ben a~lleroinqs unpOIlitdnoigen Nm
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gen oes Snitems entnebmen Tam,
banosIt IS iif um bic inouttoriihe
llebertragung Der Sprshitrome 3pi
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8.Tn6t tommenbe problem nit Silfe
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brGu6li6sn 6odfreduen3itr0me gu
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fh.n Snitsms. fopi. Der 8erfuhs-
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miiiIen.
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Wns.Gnibefnna beim Niidfana.

Der Smotp 5ia Rip.r Don 8anIas
1T tsinsr Der groBtsn 6Iife; ab.r er
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por Die Sate bios Elm rdtislbaftes
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pom Siios&onias gepsilt bate. tam
duf ole 8ermutung, oaB bieie 8lnieu
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oeri,tbeu gu ent5iinoen. Die Suneen
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mann ouf ole Griheinung aufmertz
fam, hno bie'er ermutiote ne. ouf ei=
acne 6onb ,inen Drummer an5uIeeen.
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W:miobib", iab. rpdhrenb bintsr i9m
sfpei 0iener in glGnaenbtr Srott
Plnb gsnommsn batten uno einen
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n.m ii6,r.n 9ooe entgesenfiibrsnc.
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