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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-04-01
Classified Advertisements
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lOOuIluueu lTOJU GdBo luIee'J
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
MUST SELL my Ashland 61a -acre
free irrigated bottom land, dairy,
chicken and fruit ranch. A bar
gain. M. Jacker, Ashland, Ore.
89-tf
LOSf-A pair OF nose glasses at
tached to chain with black but
ton at end. Finder please leave
them at Hodgson & Whitmore's of
flee. SILT
HOUSE FOR RENT-Furnished or
unfurnished, corner Granite and
Nutley. Phone AIR. yS9-tf Z
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Threc town
lots in st. Cloud, Florida, and two
five-acre tracts within three miles
of the town. Will trade for Ash
land property or other property
worth $500. Walter Herzog, Horn
brook, Cal. S9-lmo'F
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17

Oas Mtorgenrot lag feierlid ilber
@oibineton. @Ges ermadte gum neli-
en- 9eber, Inn nuh3ugeben Den iibli'
hen 8flidten. @s mar Wonto9 Wtor-
oeu, ser 10. September. Gin Nanr
@uoen 6ffneten lid gum lebten Niale,
Inn lid oann fir INNER gu i6lieBen.
&uooIpb Sour, ser i'm @aibingtoner
0eutldtum unO ouh onOeripeitig
nohIbefonnte 8iirger oieier Stoot,
hottie ieinen 2ebensgeilt ausgeboliht
Seine 8obnung nor gelegen in 239
-4b Str. S.-@., molelbIt er Gin
gorbiergeid1ft gemeiniom nit 8meis
en- ieiner S0bne betrieb. Gr NOR am
10. September 1884 I'M lhone11
,Shmabenl1nole" gebore1. Als
SiinoIing BON t6 Sabrcn fam er nad
Nmerifo; err lonOete in Ebla0elpbta,
moIelbIt er Damn bis 81 ieinem AZ. Sc
bcnSiobre lebte. @r beirotete in Der
|Sta0t ser 8ruberliebe Srdulein Caro-
lima Spiegel, oie por 20 SaDren oos
8eitlidc Iegnete. 0ieier gbe entiproi-
fen 10 Sinner, 6 &noben uro 4 Wdo=
den, Sic MN nlle lelbit Safer o0er
IMeiitter, ia @roBeltern iino. Die yea'
men leiner &inoer iino, mie fol9t;
GenoeIin, Sobn, Sic nit Dem Sater i'm
@arbiergeI6Gft maren; ferner @ill'
am, 6reoerid, @eorg, 6rol Y. Wt.
|Shulbe, @ipe. bon u. 8. S6ulbe.
6rou 81. M. gentmon, 8fpe. BON Us
S. geotmon llno 6rall u. Momott
Sin Sobn uno cine Sodter limo tot.
Die p~erItorbene 5odter roar Die erite
| @ottin oes S1ubmla6ermeiiterS y.
S. @ommer bierielbft. @or 81 Sab
rem beeonn er lem 8arbiergelddft.
@Gbreno feines @ufentbaltes inSSalb-
inqton wcbnte er INNER on Der AZ
lStroBe S,-@.
Ser Icrftorbene geborte ptelen yer
einen lno 2oeen an. ST mar @breh-
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17

mitaIieo Ser SSerllialem 2oge Nr. 3;
W3itglieo Der nOloelt SnbabitontS
glIIpciotion; &eteron oes s. 8atatl-
Ions, un0 &oplon oesielben; ferner
GbrenprGiioent oes gentralDerbonOes.
Sci ser @%riino1tng oes Gentralberbnn-
oes muroe err 9. 8i5eprGiioent uno
mar BON 1S9S-t902 iein 8rdiioent.
@r nobm an ben Seriammlungen beg
8erbonoes regen Mnteil, ebenlo an
Den @refutiplibungen oeSielben.
TSerner mar er @brenmitglieo peg
,@ermania M1nner6or's" uno Weit-
olieo oes oSGngerbltnoes". &lS Der
vGolumbio Surnperein" nod beitano,
mar er Mitglieo oesielben. Iitd) ipar
er Mitglieo i'm u9idterbunO".
NrBer ieinen eieenen &inoern trolt.
ern ibm nod IA Iebenoe @roBenfel
rno 25 @nfel. Die 8eeroigung fano
am MittmoG, sen Is. September, I'M
2.3O llbr bonn @auie ieiner Eodter,
Srou yeotman, 407-11te Ctr. e..
o. ouf oent 8roipect Sin Srieobofe
Itott. 2ei9enbeitatter mar 8nt. See,
1872 go. abe @.-@. Die 8eerdbniS-
5erenlonien nabm SEER Haitor IS. SEQ
bin BON Ser 2utberiiden ct. Sobn's
Stride, AZ StroBe S.-8. Dor, oeren
Mitglie0 Ser 8erltorbene NOR. Der
SEER &oltor iprod iiber &ers 4, 3ap.
10 ans Dem Bud Der &onige: 0@s tit
genltg, 10 nilnm MN, SEER, meine
.Seele; iA bin niht better oenn meme
Slater. 9ie 8eeroigungsfeier NOR
iebr e~inorltdsnoa un0 cine groBe An-
5abl 2eiotragenoer nabm 0aron tell.
Ser n@ermnnia Mdnner9or" por
ollf Dem 8egrdbniile Dol5abIig err.
idienen rurl .sieinem glten ebrenmit-
gIieoe oie leste Gbre a1 erueilen. Ser
Gbor long ltflter Der bepGbrten 2ei-
tllng ieines Dirigenten Serrn 8rofei'
Ior Gbriitioni oaS @rehIieh a@nte
INqht" non Mabp.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17
3riiis?

@ehuB puren in Den Iebten @oden mand1e 1ngfliben 8en1lter IN
tolteno gonaen. @ibfs &rieg nit Oeuthluno, oMr niht? fragten lie 1tD
pie ouerifonifhen 3eitungen iaben ods S6ltmmte Doraus. @inen fur5enI
aobeIteIearomm folgten meienIunge &ommentarc. Die meiten 8ldt-
Ter = bier To noturTh Die englHt be8obfen gemeirt nben einen
Rrieq nit DeutlhIano nit boiler 8erimmtbeit berets in Der nadfep gu
funft poruus. 4Is Die 8IGher - sic Seem Dmf gSorlO uo Die bidige @oit
9ropbe8eiunqen bereits erflat 81 baben. Aber gu frHb butte mani auf
einen gruh geparht. 9e ben genannten gldttern ibergeenen Arttfel
hotten i1 erIh6pft uno oacs beb tiff Die metten |. b Sette nit
0eritano, qlaubten ia ood ni1t an Die 8eDeutlng, Die oiGen Mrtifeln BET
qeIeqt mir0e. Ms Damn Der Mra6ic faa fam, ia oa mrnoerten fb ptele
Urpbrtten), mie es oenn aberbaupt nod mogHh mar, Dem arege 5u
entqeben. Mub oes puroe beigelegt. Muf einmdl bB es oann mieoer;
9mba Stebt an Ser Spite zines Gtretfesi Sn Dies Iden oenn odl ibon
All bnI al feini 0umbo ioate in Nbt uno Bann erfiort uo Die ge
sRbunqen atpthen Mmerfu uno Seferreib oerfdGrft perDen. 0adl ben
neu5ten geridten urteleno, bot Ser bieige 6iterreidiide @ehnDte 9ien
UNI feline Mbberlfang eriuft Or miro geben, 1no es miro mfeOer rubfg
nroen. 0ue p%roenglif6en 3eitungen beDeien fipp uo flor, pe forfppt
oie Deltihen uno tme unIhuloig ub belig Die @nglGn0er ito. Deutid-
Iano, 1agen tie, bridt pinentlib internatonole @eiebe lmo madt fb pieRr
ileqoler Sanolunqen fhuIMg; england binpieoerrm blt nbt nur aus
@enauete oae @eRbe elm ionbern es iorgt dngfli6 6aflr, onB omieben
BON unoeren einae1alen merSen. Notlrlih, Der unfnl0ige @ngl1noerl
Derartae 2Igen uno Sdpinoeleien lt man in 3eitungen, ole bon eng
Lamb gefttert meroen, ieoen Gag. Die groBe Nafe os Subffmns
oas amerfanifhe lit hermit semernt oas rr 3eitungen uno ionit
uihts anoeres Id, gloubt natirlid oiehn Der gsobrbet entbebrenoen
Die 3eihangen einen nelen ~3midenfaa ais cine aris bin; Dies bat fat
ben @ni6ein, os penn Die biefge &egmruns nr auf einen @runb lmert
I'M losiflagen 81 f0nnen; afr Der @runo ihent INNER nbt ihnper.
aenug gu ien. 9e 0eatnen amerifas ioaten es hb our aufgobe mnhen,
oieie aufregenoen 8eri1te 5u 0emenheren. 9e fortomernoe &ris mlr0e
fouit aufboren uno Die iberuufgeresten @emiter nirben our gube ge-
Iongen.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17
Nus ben Wercinstreiien
@erjammInnsen Oer Ietten 8Od'e.

Ser yGmfel graig TerguiigitngS-
bcreim" belt ain febten 9iensta9 IN
5einem 8ereinslofal, B. ;. in Der Sdlt-
qerbunobaae, feline iibli6e 8eriamm-
luna ob. @egen Der Site i6loB mar1
bal0.
Ser 9entidamerifaniidc &ranfen-
ltntertatmngsDerein" p%eriammelte
lid e6enfaaS am 9ienstag Abeno IN
sSn. @abmann's Salle, uno erleOlgte
Sic nottpenoigen @eiddfte.
Die oMrbeiter aranfen mnS Sterile
faiIe" belt in Carl Sammels 9alle
ihre Notwithstanding ob. ytaf)=
Dem Der gei66ftli6eSeil erleoigt mar,
blieben Oie Mitglieoer nod elm gutes
@eilAcn beiiammen.
Ser ySeTen-9 armitaotcr llnter-
Ititnngsberein bate am@tittmody mo-
Maltese @%eriammlung in &arl Sam-
mels Safe.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17
slrmimimsipse Go. 25,
q 81 az m

4m Sonntoe, Ben 10. September,
peilten sic Mitglieoer Ser Mrminius=
loae i'm ngoitern Star Some sum
@otteS0ienfte. Dem often @ebranb
gemGB, oieiem Seim, oas fiir Die
@itpen uro @aiien Der bingelGiebe-
rlen 2ogenbriiber bereeiteat poroen
lit, iGbrIih einmal einen 8eiu6 ab5lt-
ftatten uno benz feierIthen @nttes-
oienite bei5ltpobnerb mar oie &eibe an
Der Mrminiusloee. SEER 9aitor @an=
non Mititin bon Der Aa Saints Gbnrh
in Chem gbaie belt bic 6eitprebiGt.
Scr @otteshienit puroe bur6 eiiten
Cell Ser Mnrinebanb beri6onert.
Gbenfoas trltg Ser SGngerbnno ollrh
ben @ortrag bon i60nen 2ieoern UNI
ter Der 2eitune bes Serrn &rofeiior
". @limpredt einen euten Cell bel,
oen einoritdsbollen @~ottesDienit 6n
perberrli6en. Ger SEER Yaltor mltr-
Be BON Dem WeiIter Der 2oge, Serrn
Sobn @eber, Dem Mltmeilter &errn S.
8ii6buien uno Dem Sefretdr Serrn
AOam SAneioer abgebolt un0 naf)
Dem @eim gebrn6t.
gfa9 Dem @ottesoienIte iparen bie
2ogenbriioer ouf oem 2anbiib oes
&errn Gaihabmaiiters &ies in 4afo-
ma Yarf, ., g. 3u @aite. Ser ihSne
@arten mar nit 2ampions aufs berr-
Iidite aei6miidt. Gbpobl eS an Die
fem Gage in Der Staot iebr beib mar.
fiiblten iih Die @dite unter ben ihatti-
gen 8dltmen duBerit fiibl. DerS dmie-
Neriobn oes Serrn &ies, Ser befannte
WeBgerrneiiter Gbas. 6. @erner, be-
Oiente oie @Gite nit Sen berrlidften
Speifen uno @etrGnfen. SEER @erncr
lit iebt S1aBmeiiter Der 2oge. Ssbnl
fparen bel ieinem 9ienite feline @e.
mabliH unb Godter hebiIfliA. Seher-
mann aniiiterte Fth fSftfid uno ane
briicften einittmmte ben Danf aus
Dem freigebigen @aitgeher. Der GGn-
9erbuno tritg our geie0i6aftliAen I'm
terbaltung ntel BET burA etne Heibe
ltoner @eidnge. Steier f1Sne Gag
pirb ben 2ogenbriibern nod lange IN
Grinnerung bIeiben.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17
ltuier 8nnbesfrennS.

NWfN% 0NWOtVI+NANO
Meio uno &ah1uAt mar int 1901.
feritreite
&eim Der Observation-Disclosures glutes-
faot,
Seitte tritt elm neller Seino sur Seite,
8alid unb tiifiid lSdelno: Der Ser
rat.
SIT Der bfonfe Stobl ser oeutlderl
Mebre
Ni1t 81 rein fir oieie feige 8rut,
Oie perfauft @crtrGge, Sreu uno gb-
re?
Sogt, lit infer S6mert uns ni6t 5u
gut?
@ie iie oiplomatii6 orebn uno
fliigeln:
u@enn Der Seino gei6m6ht, 1T uni
re 3eitl"
So, mir boben &raft genue 81 prii-
geln!
&ommt nlirl Cure Dreide lit bereit
Maria Sable, Nio oe Saneirn,
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17
&tr9eM. @a@ri@ten.
ct. M~suriemfirde.

Sci Der 8eriammIltng Der Sling
Iinqe uno .WGnner am Mittmo6, s.
Sebtember inter benz 8oriib oes
Serrn 81. 6. &ammer, E~rofioenten
oes ST.. @omen Seiit-gereinS Dltroe
beI1Ioiien iihr an Ser Yaraoe Der Yer.
cine BON @oibington, Baltimore 1tno
on0eren HlGben MtarplonOs ans onn.
tog, 10. Sftober, gu beteiligen. Mei'
ter mrroe einltimmig beidlolietL 0of
ole ct. Marietfirhe ibrc eigene Wtlt.
iiffopele BON 20 bis % Wann in oet
NoraOe babe. &omitees Sum Beior.
gen Scr Wfltlif, Der Sohnen, Ab5eihen
un6 on0ere8 N~otDenOige mnroen be
Itimmt. Ole MtiteIieoer Oerielben itno
sic Serren: 81. 6. Sommer, 8r1ftoent
0es $. g. Sefu @ereins, 9fobert Ser
beri6L GiceprGi. s. ". &unlo, Shob'
meiiter @regor &rnmm, Toritter peg
Grec1ttiDs &omitees. 81. 81. @iebel, Se.
fretGr; 6. 8. NAltetter, S. s. 3e9o,
mib, Charles <rrle, s.. Nolt, u. DIT
mann, ". $. NoIte. Wan erfpartet,
Dab meniqItens 800 bis 400 Wt1nner
un0 Snglinee iid an Der &orooe BON
Der ct. Worienfirhe beteiliqen mer-
Den.
Srob ser groBen Site 9otten Die
WeitgIie0cr Ser 8rolten Soodlitdt ON
Sonntaq Inn 8 llbr cine out beluhte
Neriammluno. Noh Scr Mnooht nnO
fltr3en &reoigt in ser Stride perlom=
melten iie iif) in ser SduIboIle fir
cine 8efprehllng uno @ei6dftsbcr-
Iommlun9. Ser @crr @forrer CAB
fund, Dob Die SonntagSmeIien menn
es Ben Observation-Disclosures pailen
Diiroe, innerbolb Ginger @o6en I'M
Z, 8, 8, nnb 1890 fem i%ollten, olio A
icien oil S%onntagen, onftatt 3, mie
biSber. Die Sooolttdtsmit9lieber be-
miafommten oieie MenOerung uno be-
Itimmten, bob Die 7 l1br Wteile ols-
oonn ibre &ommlnionSmeiie lein inn=
tie. @initimmig moren sic MitgIieoer
oofiir, ooB sur Seier 0es u9elttlden
Cages" cine llnterbolt1tn9 nno Set
ellen beronltaltet merDe IN Der eriten
Salftc oeS Monots 9ftober. Der
&einertrag lole gum 8eiten Der S6u=
Re bertponot meroen.
Mm Sonntog geben bic Meitglieoer
oes Seiligen @amen Se1u @ereins
uno oie M1nner uno Syiinglinge, pie
ieoen oritten Sonntog /. &C.. qemein-
l6oftli6 CUR III. &ontrnltnion. Sbre
@el6dftsberfommIung baben tie am
Wontog, Inn s l1br nbenbs.
Oie S1ule begnnn am Montag nit
elmer itottlihen Mn8abl bon neuen
S6iilern.
Mm borieen Sonntag oerebelihter
iiH in Ser ct. Marienfirhe Ser Sol.
Sung unb SRI. Gbereiia NebeI.
DaS fhone groBe Mauioleilm, oos
Die @ittfpe bes berftorbenen Or. Sou.
lis &oliptnSft ouf Dem ct. Warien-
fir9bof bot erridten Iaiien. purof
bergongene ISOLDE bonn llnternebmer
p~oaenoet. @m Mittmoh m1roe Der
2eidnom oes peritor6enen ~groBeng(rS.
tes bon Der &irhbofsgrlft in oas
WouioIelim sur lebten &rbe iiherge.
5ro6t. Ser bo6m. Ser s. n. &otf
perrihtete oie @%iniegnlilg uno Die 8e-
ltattunesgehete. 9te naben 8ermano.
ten unb Sreunoe Der Semitic bes Ser
ftorbenen paren 3ltgegen.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17
GingcinnDt.
@eehrter Ser @eooftenr!

Weebrter Serr NeOullellr!
SSn Der letter Nltmmer Sbres sc.
sdGeten Ylattes itnno in Dem Seitar-
tifel: .Sut Ser northumberland
perbano ieine Yflidt", folgenoerS aR
nOie 9euti6en Der Sallpt- lino &eii+
oen5itaot Der Ser. 5taoten baben es
fertig gebradt. nidt Oertreten 81
iein. 81 oieiem Sase modte i'd
bemerfen, oaB er nidt gon5 FORFEIT lit
Ger .@ermonio Club" mar ndmlif
bertreten burA &errn Or. @eorg gar
tbelme, an Stelle oes Serrn Or. $.
6. 8aper, Il. @. g., Der als offi5ieller
Bertreter binfabren iolte, ieooh an
bertpettig onran bebinoert par.
q. 90. 8rind.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17
Go. 2ntb. Ct. Sobanmisfir6c.
800 Az Ctr. S.-@.

9aitG 9. 2eObin, @oltor.
@ottesbienit am nd6ften Sonntog
Inn II l1br BORN. in oellti6er Sprohe
Sonnta9sid)uIe Inn 9.45 BORN.
9utber 2iga Inn 7.f5 Mbenos.
gnefiiher Mbenb @ottesbienit-
u&auD Dob" Seier nit Ser Sonntags-
ihnle 500 l1br obenos. Seoermanr
lit hera[ih miflfommen.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17
8erihtignng.

Ser ,@lidIier gerein"" batte nidt,
mie irrtiimli6 befamnt gegeben am
10. 5. Mts. feline Monatsperiumm-
luna, lonoern miro oieielbe crit am
II, Dftober abbalten.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17
@rieHafteHt

@eri6ieoene 3u~ienoungen mllBteli
negen &oummangels biz sur ndd)lten
Summer. 5~ltritdgelegt meroen.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-17

grtia blanca Santernes iinb 81,
hnllfommcniten amerifamiihen Mad)s
middle Der fransSiiihen Originate.
3n 1925, 1926, $11.25 Sas 9ntb,
900 7te GtraBe W.=@.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
NFVADA'S VICTORY IS
A GREAT ADVERTISEMENT

Nevada, as the foremost State of
the country in mining development
if not in actual production of the
precious metals, has a right to fee
pleased with the award of the grand
prize for its mining exhibit at the
Panama. Pacific exposition. 1t is a
splendid exhibit, thanks to the man.
ner in which it was collected and
handled under the direction of Prof.
F. C. Lincoln and his associates at
the University. Prof. Lincoln, in
particular, deserves the greatest
credit for the work.
The victory of Nevada in the agri-
cultural exhibits is also magnificent
advertisement. 1t draws attention
to the fact that Nevada is the land of
opportunity for the farmer and
should do much to attract immigra-
ton from the other farming States
now beginning to be crowded. while
Nevada is still offering avast are at
reasonable prices to industrious
people.-Reno Gazette.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19

Pedsr Holm Suddenly Stricken By Death
In Newark Valley
Peder Holm. IS years of age, a
former Eureka resident who engaged
in teaming here in the early days,
was found dead in the road near the
Warm Springs in Newark Valley
Wednesday. He owned a small
ranch in Huntington Valley, White
Pine County, and was on his way
home when stricken.
The officials Of White Pine County
were notified over the telephone and
the Sheriff. County Physician and
Coroner came over from Ely by auto
and held an inquest over the remains.
These officials then arranged with
Ernest Simonsen to bring the body
into Eureka and deliver it to
Undertaken P. H. HUI for burial.
Mr.. Simonsen arrived here with
the remains Thursday forenoon, and
the funeral took place Friday after
noon from P. H. Hubs undertaking
parlors. The interment was in the
Eureka cemetery.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed in the Office of the Recorder
of Eureka County Up to
June Is, 1915

u. S. of America to Edgar Father
Land patent to the SW IA of ST
IA and NE IA of SW IA of Section
ID, Twp. 20, N. Range 81 E., M. d
B. & NJ, containing 80 acres. Re
corded June IL, 1915.
Edgar Father to Eureka Land anc
Stock Company-Deed to above de
scribed property. Consideration $40
Recorded June IL, 1915.
T. j. Greathouse and Ida Great
house to J.. A. Schaublin-Deed tt
the Sc IA of NE IA of Section II
Twp. %, N. Range 53E., M. D. B. 4
NJ, containing 40 acres. Considera
ton $40. Recorded June Is. 1915.
Mrs. Georgiana A. Stone to Sistt
Marciochi-Deed to lot 10 in bloch
72 of the town of Eureka, together
with improvements. Consideration
$40. Recorded June II. 1915.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19

Now that the success of the Fourth Of July celebration in Eu-
reks is certain to be a grand one, there is nothing left to do but to
prepare and wait for the day to come. The hotels are making prep
arations to accommodate the largest crowd Eureka has seen in a
score of years. Requests for reservations are pouring in by every
mail, which is a very good indication of a large crowd coming from
other towns and outlying districts. Austin, Buckhorn. PaEsade,
Carlin, Duckwater, Hamilton and other nearby towns will contribute
to acrowdthat will tax the capacity of the Eureka hotels. But the
hotel arrangements are determined that every visitor shall have first
class accommodations, in spite of the prediction that there will be
a crowdtwice as large as the one last year.
The ball team is taking practice every day, which insures q hard
contested game, and a rousing time for the first half day.
The Rescue Hose Company is making preparations for the
largest crowd at their annual ball, on the evening of July 2, within
the experience of the organization. The fact that the Lobster Club
Band will furnish the music for this ball adds popularito aud pres
tie to n annual event that is already very popular in Eureka
The grand parade on the morning of July 3 will be one that
would do credit to a town three times the size of Eureka, and the
floats of the various organizations and business concerns will re-
fec. the spirit of the day. In the afternoon the ball game with
Buckhorn will be played, and this will afford a good opportunity to
exercise the throat and lungs, which by that time will perhaps be
just a little husky. After the ball game, a number of minor con-
tests will be INDUCED in. and they will all be intensely exciting. A
complete list of the minor sports will appear in the next issue Of
the SENTINEL
In the evening the Eureka ball team will present a sensational
~melodrama in the Eureka Opera House, which will be followed by a
social dance, and nothing is being left undone that would in any
way contribute to the complete success of this entertainment.
On Sunday morning, July 4th, the clay pigeon shoot will take
place. This is certain to be a contest worth while. Inquiries from
various parts indicate that the one who carries off the prize will
have to be a live one with the shotgun.
The next issue Of the SENTINEL will carry the complete program
and the prizes to be awarded. Don't fail to see the list of contests
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
EXCURSION TO EUREKA
Low Round Trip Rates in Effect FRI
day, July End

Low Round Trip Rates in Effect FRI
day. July End
Low round trip rates will be in affect
on July 2 from Palisade, Blackburn and
all other stations to Eureka.
The regular schedule of train No. 2
of July 3rd will be annulled and no
trains will leave Eureka ON that date.
Train No. 1 will leave Palisade on
July 2 at 500 a m; arrive Eureka l 90
p. IN.
Extra passenger train will leave Eureka
July 4 at 100 p. m; arrive Palisade 600
p. m.
Rates: Palisade to Eureka and return
% 300.
Blackburn and points intermediate to
Eureka and return % so
Tickets will be non-trausferable. Re-
turn limit of tickets July 4.
No baggage will be checked on excur-
sion tickets.
w. R. REYNOLDS. Agent.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
FIRST I2-CYLINOER CAR IN EUREKA
President of Packard Motor Company
Making Complete Trip Over the
Lincoln Highway


Henry B. Joy. president of the
Packard Motor Car Company and a
prominent official of the Lincoln
Highway Association. arrived in Eu-
reka Monday forenoon in a new IL
cylinder Packard car. Mr.. Joy was
accompanied by A. F. Bement and a
mechanic from the Packard factory.
and the party is making atrip across
the country and taking in the CON-
plete Lincoln Highway route from
the Atlantic to the Pacific in order
to gather official information for the
touring bureau of the association as
to road conditions.
The party only remained here long
enough to replenish it's gasoline and
oil supplies. continuing on to Austin
that afternoon. To a question re-
garding road conditions on the Lin
coin Highway. Mr.. Joy stated
that since reaching the West they
had found Nevada's roads to average
best.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
K. Of P. Officers Elected


At a regular meeting of Beatife
Lodge No Z, Knights of Pythias, held
last Tuesday evening, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term:
George A. Flavin, Chancellor Com.
mander; Fred Father, Vice Chancel'
lor; Will Flavin. Prelate; Will j.
Swick, Master of Work; j. B. Bale,
Master of Arms; d. E. Nostrosa'
Keeper of Records and Seal; William
F. Zadow, Master of Finance; Aug
ust Hintze, Master of Exchequer,
Edgar Father. Inner Guard; Charles
Martin. Outer Guard.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
1MCs BIG INCREASED PRICE
European War Credited With
Causing a 450 Per Cent Raise
In This Metal

Of all the metals zinc has had the
most remarkable advance in market
prices since the outbreak of the
European war. From a metal gener-
ally disregarded or looked upon even
as avexatious detriment to ore bodies
containing other metals, zinc within
the brief period of ten months has
sprung into a position Of paramount
economic importance.
Never in the history of mining has
there been such another occurrence.
because never before has the price of
any metal increased $50 per cent in
less than a twelvemonth. Here are
the statistics, furnished from the
office of the local representative of
the Guggenheims-a family which
occupies the same position with re-
gard to the mineral resources of this
continent that the Rothschilds fill in
the old world:
Per Pound.
Average price Of zinc in July. 1914. before
outbreak of . cents.
Record price of zinc since war, June 1915.
.273 cents.
Present price of zinc. .......... 243-25 cents.
Furthermore, the same authority
said that the present quotation
should be considered as merely NOM
inal, as the market at present has
been stripped of the metal.
Perhaps it might be as we'll to ex-
plain right here that zinc, with cop
per, is a necessary ingredient of
cartridge cases.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-06-19
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS

In the District Court on June II,
Judge Peter Breen presiding. the
final account of John Northey, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Robert
Northey, deceased, was ordered al
lowed and approved, and the estate
ordered distributed and the admins
traitor discharged.
A. R. Wittke, who was bound over
by Justice of the Peace l.. w.
Cromer in January to await the
action of a Grand Jury. and who ap-
peared at the March term of the Dis
trict Court and asked for a stay of
all proceedings until the June term,
was arraigned June 18th upon an in
formation filed against him by the
District Attorney charging him with
the crime of mayhem.
Defendant was given until June Is
to answer the information, at which
time he filed a motion to set aside
the information, and demurred to
the same. His motion and demurrer
being respectively overruled by the
Court, defendant plead mot guilty
to the charge and thereupon filed a
paper styled application for change
of venue" which was read to the
Court.
Counsel for State was given until
Friday, June 25. in which to make
and file counter afidavits.