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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11

SposfaIo. Mrs. Wartba 9abI-
rito osbe Den 27be Warts hos fin
Ssn, @ulbranb 0ablruo, Der Dor
R9rbeben af Wilan, WPinn. Dsos'
a~arineen bar IIberoomsiuagbeo. af'
bsbe bar ieot paa Sabelanb Den 10.
Wai 1918 % fom til Imerifa
1870. SenoeS Manb beoe / 1899.
S~oruben opennrpnte Ssn eiterlaber
blin ia en- Cater, Der ogiau Dor |
HPrbeben al Wfilm. geeropeIien
ioregif ben Site Warts. Baitor
Sbeo. 9ergee iorretteoe.
Srpnebc iis paa Euitfusicn Gn
Sarmerfone ira Smegnen oi Wun-
Iep, NrS. emma 2inbenfobI, frem.
itiae6eS ben ste bs. for oen fsberale
HetsfommiSiGr / Mtanfato pna In'
fla9e FOR at bare ilaaet iitpffer Eoit'
%fa6ien, Der bar anbrogt peo 2nno'
poitruten, iom gaar fOrbi benoeS
WtanoS 6arm. WrS. &inoenfobl
fremfsrte til i'm llnbifplbning, at
bun % benoeS Wfano bar blepne lag
te iaa for Sab al Raboerne, % at
De paa mango foritielige Mtoaoer
bapoe 9iort 2ipet ioa iurt for Dem,
at De for at fao 5reo baobe beillittet
iig til of forlabe @gnen. Sebfom.
menoe Eoitfasie bar ipigret til Ell
@iPrbeitoIpe paa oereS egen Surm,
og bum bapbe iimpeltben i~iernet ben
berira, bpilfet bun trocoe, bun buo.
De Ioplig Het til. Sum fit 2op iii
at Deuoe biem meb ben Soritaaelie,
at bum iripilig ifuIoe inofinoe Jig /
Manfato igien peo ben fsoerole
&etStermins gegpnbelie Den 22be
Ipril, iialo benbes HPrpPrell e ba
snifeoe8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
Waar tleO Nfoboten
opoaact?

5 iioIte Wsoe / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nriet / Berlin gap @~ebeimeraao Oiels
noale ~interesiante @tebbeleIier ON
SpoaaeIlen al Ilfobol. Scr aitto9
man. at hi ifpIote Iraberne bette
Stof. Ien / oen ieuere Tib bar man
icricst at bepiie, at Ilfoboler bar
fielot / Stalien ollereoe | oct ar'oet
Narbultore0e efter ariitus. - Otels
nreirer M at funue bcpiie, at er VI
foholppifrift / ~GiiierTfrift ira Oct
tpIpte Iarbunorcoe liseipm De fle'te
al Sisie Spifrtftcr, iom pi fieiroer
ira @iooelalberen, ~oprinoelig FRI
Der fig fra SIotiSen. Seneit ! oct
aitbet Iarbunbreoe citer 8riihiS bar
De benlnrelige alfpmiitiife 2ailg |
sggppten ficnSt til, bporIeSes Ilto'
boil ifal iremitiueS, % bar benpttet
Stoiict til fine magiife Sofnspotiis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
Jnolanoet.
aptun.

aarl Sanipn, @robuent ira gu
tber College | 9ecprnb, er bIet eier
paIat iom geitprer for Den cffeutlig'
Sfole | Rolonb.
st &sscipsrssmaaI. geo 2anb
brsShsiifplen | Imes bill Ser | Der
rnrmeite Sremtib blanbt glepernt
BIZ nptaget gfitenutiug ooer, on
Msgrri1tg fol tinaoes paa Sfolens
Ga1nplls. Ser foreganr mi en- lipIia
Reorganization" on1 benne Sag.
Sra RpIanb ifripes, of Der / Som'
rrrer bill bIi en- IioIig 9pagepirfiom-
hcb Der / gneu, Mfopor SomeS 8.
2arfun bill bpgge mt @eboelieSblts
til ct 8oitenbe al $4,000 % Sacob
gricfiuu ct for $1,000. SsIaenNe
riI oefaa bpage: s. 81. 8ulbtion, G.
G Semi. Sobn SoInleS, s. 6. Brit.
fpu, s. SonSon og 8 Sbrflarb.
On "2pcfunt" or bIet erfInret |
Ddrfpn 9th of @pgningsfontrafis'
rer1n, iom bcItemt nmgter at inopil.
ae ! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sSprlan9en.
De ON Ell 2snsfprbsielie al 3 Gents
pr Time. Se trnnger iniolertio
200 Ddanb til of irtbtage bereS Elao'
lie, % Silbub er fenbt til o~mIigeenbe
8per unt grbeibe til 40 Gents pr.
TIm.
SsnSfuib. - Sonef so. Sonefion
nSbe / it Stem, en- WiI noroenfcr
ct MIrsear, Soma, fibitIeben Sang.
freoog. San bar febt | Col | Sal.
HngbuI ben lite sluguit 1910. S
1S45 fpm ban meb fine SorpIore til
Mmerifa. Se boiutte its | Rocf Co.,
@ia S sSluri 1853 ilrttebe SAINT
Zen ing til Rator GIauiens aoIoni,
fpn brna peituoer % boiatte Jig /
Mitten 60, Soma. Soaef boeoe paa
Den Sarm, Tom Saberen fisbte, / om'
trent so Iar. s 1865 peteoe ban
Slate s. @iIbertion. 0ette sgateifab
bep peIiig1let meb ipp 9srn, al bill.
fe fem operIener Saberer. SiSie er
Sssohn R., George g. % Nartin 81.
S~oIlefon, Der Dor / HGrbeoen al 81.
Insaar, Nfrs. Natbiloa 9onbope,
Storp gitp, og Seurp g. SoIeiion,
Ct. BulI, Mirn. 9esrnoeIien fore.
Git fra ben norif -Iutberife Strife /
ct. Insaor, iom ban bapoe tilbsrt
/ 90 Gar. 9~eIiaseIieu par ioo itor,
of life paa Iarat NOR ale tlnbe foa
Hippo inc / airfeu. Baitor 8aIOe.
Ianb forretteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
tlor9e 1914.

5olfenosapen, at DIR. Ynebar RieIz
fen, 3SS Sioer trptt / famine Ssper
iom "Seeorabs Soften" meb giaeber al
gibsboIbsmenbeue o.i.b., ioIiS o. ben.
inbbunbetO o. so. WeS Soften" 81 so.
E%rastnbsopen, $40 Cher, meb SO.
tosrafier at gibspoISsm9nbeue p.j.b.
bsftet / ct paftert SmiIas meb BET nor.
lie gaaben ooer Eitelen, O.S5. Ueeb
Soften" S1.S5.
Sor ret at lore at ~forifaa getbbniu.
gen al Bet 100 a~arsiIbiI9um. iom biz
bIipe ferret / Horse / 1914. bsr man
a~nitafie ZIG en- al bisFe llSsaber af
"Nprse | 1s14".
git lGie ON &ssipenbeSerne / 1914
cr iom at IGie en- ipGuSenpe 8uman.
men 29iereu bar besubeu ben SiIirebss
itiaelie. at Honlanen er iaub fra ges
gpuoeIie til erbe.
q. auunbien gu5Iiibius Co.,
Seeprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
Sub pnkntu.
~ merfeI;ot Somtroi g

Vt merfeligt Samtr9t. i. IS. SeI'
far, en- &jebntano | Utica, ~begrapeoe
/ Ssrbags lin 9lbite Ssn 6ranf, Der
bar 40 aar gammel. 8eb 6amtliens
Slemfomit fra atrfegaaroen ut Den
uroerretnine ON, at en- anoen Ssn,
Der laa paa Soipltalet, Dor argaaet
oeb 9soen.
Miis Snsa Suenion, Ser tioligere
boeoe / gilbert Sea, Wim., men ru
Dor | Siour Sails, er fonlmet / Be
iiobelie al $4,000 eiter i'm Saber,
Rils 3. Snenion, en- Snrmer, iom
or2btes | en- Iutomobilulptfe for en-
Waaneo iiben. Otter Spenions 3s6
isgte Wtiis alma Wartinior, bans
SuSboloerife, ON at blipe uonppnt
til at beitpre goet, ioet bun paaitob
at ppre Spenions Common SaD"
Suitru. W2iiS Spenion braste Sa'
gen op for Suruer GountpS Het, og
iom Sslge beraf blep 4lfreo Sanien
al Barter ubnPpnt til geItprer for
goet.
SalOunipbrssmaalet / Yanftun.
Der er en- Uiuligbeo for, at Saloo-
nerne / Danfton pil bli lilffeoe ior
ct gar paa 8runb al en- Sell / Ee.
titionen til ~gpfommisiionen ON at
ioretage en- Ifitemnin9 / gaar, bill
fet iislse Sopen timber Steo bpert
gar. Yetitionen, iom blep forceret
igiennem / iioite Gieblif, bapoe 81
lln0erifriiter. 2open frPper 20 I'm.
og er meget itrGng meo
til, bpilfe Berioner er berets
til at unoertegne Ell inaoan
Fetition. Slere al llnOerifriiterne
paa Yetitionen er | OperenSltemmeI.
ie meo benne 2op blepne itrsgne, iaa
Der MI blot itaar TO llnoerifrifter
I9ien imellem en- paao % Ell tor @p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11


Patent oG Solicitors,
lies X. Williamson 3 Frank d. Merehasp MisneapohA, HIM.
Ioyedkontor: s2e-9S5 Guaranty Loan Bldg.
Ttlal: Room 80 McGin Bldg, Washington, d. c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
Mtnnrrntn.

6. 8. Mardl blep / Wanoaq$ gier.
naIat iii Wopor / 2ithpille. 2icenie
ieirebe Ineb 124 StemmerS Maioris
tet.
Snlutb bapbe / Ionoogs tit ieritc
gppalg unoer iii me commissions
itnre. ". s. Friuce blep pul8t til
Wopor.
SnIoonernc pinScr. : Mantor.
bile bIeO Der iibIte Wonbaa itemt
10 Sicenie eIler Sffe-Sicenie for
ierIte Sang paa % aar. Saloon'
elementet ieirebe.
@ranb / grainerS. S~SIbebrono op.
itoh / Gitp Sotel / @"roinero forIeben
Ga9. SCR Oct IpffeoeS Of BIZ Scrre
oper SSIbeu, par Ser anrettet Sfabe
for $1,000. SoteIIet brioeS al e. s.
Goenitab.
& Snraabct ! 2ittIe SANS bIep
forleoen Iiten inobraqt GoriIoq iii
en- @ufororbuin9 ON at forbeie Ga.
Ioor-2icerie ira $500 I'll $1,000.
Spen bar "a SoIooner. &oiS 2icen-
ie forbsieS, pil IntaIet reoucerc$ I'll
onttrent Def babe.
Gn Surmue fur en- Sphuoclic. -
s.. s. Sltrner / 2ittIc Sails er bIct
tiIbubt $4,000 for Retten iii at "a.
brtfere % irIge bans potertcrcoc
ESoebetsrfer. - SpiuocIIen nil iipr
|bIi Of itor gtpttc til at reooe &pebc,
Tom bar Ilbt Stobe al |ono eQer
Srpit.
SIpmfarr / Grpofstuu. Som TsI.
ee al Of 10 9umninaer Oco Re6 2ufc
Sails off iinfter, opitoo Ell iterf
ESlom, Der foruoriaQebe itore Spcra
FosrmeIier / Groof3tor ca, bI. a.,
iatte Gin Rorf ftI0itrnoiQ un6cr
sonb. &unoItorben par 0Cn h~cicite
fiben 1897.
Gp Spsrins. Irceborn Gountp
Creamery Gomponp ptI, eiter bpoo
Der meo6eIes ira IIbert Sea, / SOM
fner bpgBe en- 3sgtaQe$ GiIbpqnina
fiI lit gteiert. aontraften er giuet
GI g. 6. Ssrerion / rPonte On. Sen
1pe @psning ifaI benptteS I'll "coIo
toroge" arl9g.
Wnisplnntrinos.S emuuitratiuncr.
Cmtrent 1900 Surmere / Gou8IoS,
Cttertail 90 8runt Counter trpffer
{SorbereoeIier Ill en- GGffe Nai5.
bIuntnir9s 9emoritrotioner, tom
ffol oiboI6es / Ileronorio oen 16oe
Plpril, / 5crgus SAILS 0en 1l0e Ipr..
9eIican &apios ben 15oe April OF
@lbop Safe oen 17bc apriI.
SotelbranS / Merarbria. Carlos
botel | alexandria, Der eiebes %
brepes al 5ronf Sticfo, ~reo6rpn6te
FotaIt iioite Ssnbaas Rot, ioraaria-
benbe et Tab al $1,000 paa 9pqnin.
ten % $1,000 poa Snoboet. SlSen
bpitoo | Saget, ontaaelig ira en- De.
feftip Sforiten. Ger er $4,000 as
iirance poa Sp8ningen % $500 pao
%Snbboet.
Iaaronncn err paa enfeIte SteSer
Staten ali begpnot. Saaleoes meS.
(eles ira slitfin Gountp, at Saanin.
(en paa oisie Strsg Der er oeIuis
jort, mems man paa enoel 5orme
)olber paa meb ben. s Smesnen al
trncp er Der ~liaeleoes aIere6e enoeI
F9o / Soroen og alting Ter looeno(
b for ct eoot 4ar. Sorosmonnet er
en- ubmerfet 5ilitanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-11
Surtalt / iaa Orb.

Gbas. Gnitlebon, Cumberland,
@po., flyer ban bapbe ben pprite
Scite iom fon tPnfeS, 90 itanoieSe
Den ! ioa Gage meo Or. @arner's
8bite @ine OF Gar.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07
Nevada Central Railroad
Reduces Freight Bates

Austin Reveille: Taking effect July
1. radical reductions in freight rates on
certain commodities transported over
the Nevada Central Railroad from Bat
tie Mountain to Austin will take place.
This reduction is made voluntarily and
is perhaps the first case in the State in
which q public service corporation re-
duced its charges without being dubbed
into action by the State Public Utilities
Commission. There will be practically q
80 per cent reduction on freight charges
on such commodities as -four, canned
goods, grain. lumber and gasoline.
Heretofore the charges on such freight
has been around $11.00 per ton.
This reduction will enable Austin
merchants to send goods farther south
than ever and should result in a con-
siderable expansion of the business
of the railroad company.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07
Grand Chief Visits Eureka

Mrs. Mae Hunt of Tonopah, Grand
Chief OF Pythian Sisters of Nevada, ar
rived in Eureka Sunday and the follow
ing evening attended a meeting of Eu-
reka Temple. No. Is, Pythian Sisters.
She reviewed the initiatory exercises and
instructed the members regarding new
features OF the works. After the Temple
closed a banquet was gwen in the hall
in honor of the Grand Chief, who was
presented with a solid silver souvenir
teaspoon, upon which was neatly en-
graved Eureka Temple No. Is. Eureka.
Nevada" Mrs. Hunt left for Elko Tues
day morning.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07

Ralph Irwin aud Ell Halstead came
up from Duckwater by auto yesterday
to attend the ball last night aud for a
short visit with Eureka friends. Mr..
Irwin states that the recent flowing
well struck in Railroad Valley, about IS
miles south of Duckwater. continues its
steady flow Of q little over 90 miners
inches of water. and that the off cials OF
the Reclamation Company are all highly
elated at obtaining such a flow at a
depth of 348 feet. Mr.. Irwin also
stated that the final payments to be
made on the Duck water ranches by the
Reclamation Oompany-due June l.
have not been made as yet. as far as he
could ascertain. but that it was the rem
eral impression on Duckwater that the
deal would finally be made.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07
Elect Officers And
Arrange For Annual Ball

At q regular meeting Of the Rescue
Hose COMPANY held Wednesday eyen-
ing. June 4. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
President, Richard Hooper; Vice Pres
ident. R. A. Broy; Secretary. J. B. Re-
b~aleati; Treasurer. Edgar Father; For
man. d. E. Nostrosa; First Assistant.
Harry Father Second Assistant, Eu-
gene johnson. Trustees-W. J.. Hooper,
CLAY Simms. William Huebner.
At this meeting 1t was decided & hold
the regular annual ball Of the company
on the Fourth. and the various commit
tees to arrange for and carry out the
plans for giving all who attend this ball
a good time. were appointed. The adj
vertisement announcing the ball appears
in to-day's SENTINEL.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07
Last Nights Benefit Ball

The ball given in the Eureka Opera
House Friday evening for the benefit of
the Catholic Sunday School drew an un-
usually large attendance. The teachers
of the Sunday School and their assis-
tants had worked faithfully perfecting
arrangements for this ball aud were re-
warded by realizing $40 in door receipts.
$S6 at the midnight supper they had pre-
pared and served, and about $50 for the
ice cream aud punch that was served in
the hall during the evening. Everybody
reports the benefit ball to have been a
social success. Dancing was enjoyed to
music of the Base Range Orchestra OF
four pieces, the refreshments served by
the ladies were of the best. aud a gen.
eral good time was passed.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07

license must make application for a
liquor license as herein provided.
Sec. 6. All Acts or parts of Acts in
consistent with the provisions OF this
Act are hereby repealed.
1t is the opinion Of the Attorney Gen.
eral that liquor licenses do not empower
a saloon keeper TO sell other than liquors,
aud this opinion is binding upon the
District Attorney of the county. The
same has been published in substance
in this paper. The only modification OF
that opinion is in the liquor law Of 1918,
wherein the County Commissioners have
control of the granting or refusal of IL
censes.
The purpose of the new Law is to in
crease the revenue Of the State. 1t has
been a hard struggle heretofore to sup
port a State with about SO. 700 popula-
ton and los. 900 square miles. The in
crease of OF revenue Is needed aud de-
vises must be rssorted to in order that
the expenses of government may be met.
The change in the new law increasing
liquor licenses is not intended as a blow
to those engaged in the liquor business.
but as a means Of increasing the revenue.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07

Frank Stolen werck of Montgomery,
Alabama. one of the heavy stockholders,
of the Mineral Hill Con Mines Com
pany who has been at Mineral Hill for
several weeks engaged in adj usting and
strengthening out the rather tangled af-
fairs of that company, made q flying
trip to Eureka last Monday. Mr.. Stol-
len stated that the company now
mad q mining engineer and q first. class
mill mau making a thorough investiga-
ton OF the mines and milling plant, and
ii the reports Of these experts were favor
able. il was the present intention of the
stockholders to at once resume opera.
tions at Mineral Hill. s. O. Pratt, pres
ident of the company. has resigned and
now has no official connection with the
company. Mr.. Pratt. accompanied by
his wife. left Mineral Hill last week for
the Coast. and a few days after his de-
parture was registered at one of San
Francisco's hotels.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07
new PINE VALLEY WATER SUIT

J. p. Rsine Granted Restraining Order
Against Interference of Pine Creek Flow
j. p. Rsine Of Pine Valley, accom-
panied ~ his attorney, o. E. Mack Of
Reno, arrived in Eureka by Fridays
train. and shortly after g suit entitled
~. p. Raine, against Sarah p. Ennor,
Belle Eunor. and Herbert b. Ennor, was
commenced in the District Court. The
papers filed here yesterday state that
a like action was commenced in said
our on April 8. 1904.
In the present action plaintiff claims
to be the owner and entitled to 700
miners inches Of water naturally fiow-
ing in Pine Greek, and asks that the Court
issue an order restraining the said de-
PENDANTS and their agents from dam
ming mp or diverting any Of the waters
Of said Pine Greek. so as to prevent
plaintiff from using any part of the 700
inches of water.
The Court ordered that a restraining
order be issued in said case restraining
said defendants aud their agents from
interfering with the waters flow.
ing in Pine Greek, SO as to inter-
fere with the use of 700 inches
thereof by plaintiff upon his
lands On Pine Greek in Eureka County,
upon plaintiff giving an undertaking in
the sum Of $1,000, and said bond being
given. the restraining order was ordered
issued.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07
Kansas Family To Locate Here

Earle Overton. his wife and three
children arrived on last Mondays train
from Syracuse. Kansas. On Tuesday
they went to o. p. Barnum's ranch at
Indian Creek. SO miles south of Eureka.
Mr.. Overton has made a Zeal for the
ranch and Intends { run cattle on the
ranges in that neighborhood. Mr..
Barnum will remain here and continue
in the horse business as heretofore, as
his deal with Mr.. Overton did not in
clude range horses or his traps for cor
railing them. Mrs. Barnum will go TO
Salt Lake City for a short time.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07
K. Of P. Officers Elected

At q regular meeting Of Beatihc
Lodge No. z. Knights of Pythias. held
Tuesday evening. June 8. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Chancellor Commander. Martin Ma
honey Vice chancellor. Leonard Rose
YEAR; Prelate. Peter Lob; Master Of
Work. Charles Martin; Keeper Of
Record and Seal. d. e. Nostrosa; Mas
ter Of Finance. William Zadow; Master
Of Exchequer. August Hintse; Master
at Arms. Edgar Father; Inside Guard.
Spencer Reynolds; Outside Guard. j.
B. Bale.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07
COUNTY LIQUOR LICENSES
Commissioner, District Attorney and
Sheriff Go On Record Against Sale
Of Liquor To Indians

SAaDAnA ~ ~h sS&&8A A8aa @8A&
Of Liquor To Indians
At the last meeting Of the County
Commissioners, the matter of granting
liquor licenses came mp before the Board
upon the application Of q number of
liquor dealers, and caused O general dis
cussion on the observance of the laws of
this State.
The County Commissioner have full
power to grant or refuse liquor licenses.
On account Of the numerous complaints
received concerning the sale Of liquor
to Indians, minors, incompetent persons
and concerning gambling in saloons, .
conference took place. and 1t was agreed
by and between the County Commission
ers, the Sheriff and District Attorney
that all would stand together hereafter,
and that no liquor license will be grant,
ed to any person or persons where any
violation Of the law in the above par
ticulars is reasonably suspected. The
County Commissioners are supreme in
the matter of liquor licenses, as appears
from the law passed by the last Legisla-
ture, as follows:
An Act to regulate the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors outside the corporate
limits of any incorporated city or
town.
Section /. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person to sell at any liked place of
business any spirituous, %vinous. malt or
brewed liquors OF any admixture there
Of. in any quantities at any place in the
county not situate within the corporate
limits Of an incorporated city or town.
without having fret procured q county
liquor license as hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2. The board Of county commits
sioners of their respective counties in
the State of Nevada are hereby author.
ICED, empow ered and commissioned. for
the purpose of this Act. to act without
further compensatory as a liquor board
to grant or refuse liquor licenses, and to
revoke the same whenever there is, in
their Judgment. sufficient reason for
such revocation; provided, all liquor
dealers within any incorporated city or
town are to be regulated only by the
city government therein.
SEQ. 3. A majority vote Of the liquor
board shall govern the granting or re-
fusing any liquor license or the revok-
ing OF the N
Sec. 4. Any person outside of an in.
oorporated city or town wishing to en-.
gage in the liquor traffic in any county
in the State of Nevada. shall first make
application by petition to the board Of
county commissioners Of the county in
which he proposes to engage in the
liquor business for q county liquor Ii
cense of the kind and class desired, and
file the same with the required license
fee with the county license collector,
who shall present the same to the board
Of county commissioners at their next
regular meeting. and they may refer
the petition to the sheriff, who shall re-
port on the same at the following regu-
lar meeting, and the board shall then
and there grant or refuse the license
prayed for.
Sec. 5. All the provisions of this Act
shall be in force on and after the first
day of May, 1918. excepting any license
shall run out at the time now paid for;
then and thereafter the holder Of such
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07
To Locate Al Manhattan

j. j. Tognoni. Jr., returned Tuesday
from a trip of inspection to Mania ttan,
Nye County. He was very favorably
impressed with Manhattan's business
outlook. and while there rented a place
for a photograph gallery. He expects
to close his gallery here about June 10.
and mas a notice in to-day's SENTINEL
regarding his removal from Eureka.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07
The Pine Valley School

Commissioner Sadler stated to the
north and Of the County. complaint was
made by some of the people of Pine
Valley school district in regard to the
action taken by the Board of County
Commissioners last Fall in not allow.
ing said school district some several
hundred dollars to pay for material to
build a new school house in that dis
triot. From what vas stated to the
Board at that time it appears that the
people of Pine Valley were given to
understand that the Board could allow
money out of the General Fund of the
County to pay for the same. Tue
Board fully Investigated the matter and
found that there wal q special law
passed by the Legislature for the bene.
ht of Lander County schools. allowing
such moneys to be transferred, but this
law was not applicable to any other
county in the State, and the Board was
unable TO find any law or Authority of
any kind by which they could transfer
money from the General Fund. or any
other County fund for such purposes.
After looking over the new laws it
was found that the last Legislature had
passed a general law authorizing the
transfer of money from County funds
for the purpose of building school
houses, ETC.. under certain conditions.
Section l Of this law. applicable to the
Pine Valley school. reads as follows:
Section /. The Board of County
Commissioners of any county in Ne
vada may by resolution adopted at any
regular or special meeting transfer from
the county general fund to the county
school fund of any district in said coun-
ty such sum OF money as they shall
deem necessary. additional to that now
provided by law for such district; pro-
pided, that such district shall have levied
a special tax for the school year of at
least twenty-five cents on the hundred
dollars.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07
Chicken Dinner Sunday

The Brown Hotel will serve a Chicken
Dinner tomorrow Sunday with fresh
Spring vegetables. ice cream and cake
and other delicacies.-Advt.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-06-07
Horse Struck By Lightning Thursday

Charley Minoletti. who lives on the
old Mattel place about nine miles north
of Eureka. had quite a thrilling expert
ence Thursday afternoon during the
heavy thunderstorm. He left Eureka
about4 O'Clock for home driving q span
of mares to a light spring wagon, and
when within about three-quarters of a
mile of his ranch a bolt Of lightning
struck and instantly killed one of the
animals. Minoletti and the other ami
NAL were considerably stunned from
the shock. but recovered in about is
minutes, and he has since felt no bad
results from his experience with light.
ming.