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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07
TENNIS COURT FOR EUREKA
Revival Of Interest in This Game Marked
By Construction Of New Court


Efforts are being made by some To-
cal tennis enthusiasts to construct q
court in Eureka, and to form an or
ganization of those who are interest
ed in the game. A piece of level
ground belonging to John Merialdo
and located on Main street next to
the residence of Joe Rebaleati has
been secured and work has already
been begun in grading and preparing
it for a court. This lot was used for
this same purpose a number of years
ago. but for some reason was aban-
doned and will require considerable
work to get it in condition again for
playing.
To meet the expenses a temporary
organization of about a dozen men,
bers has been formed, and it is hoped
that a number more will avail them
selves of this opportunity to play. 1t
has been a number of years since Eu-
reka had a court and there are not
many players in town, but it is
thought the present revival of inter-
est in the game will bring out a num-
Der of the younger people who will
soon develop into good players.
Tennis offers a number of advan-
tages over most other outdoor sports,
in that it may be played by a
smaller number and may be made
just as fast or as slow as the players
themselves desire. 1t has possibly
more of the element Of science than
most games, and the small man has
an equal chance with his larger OPP
ponent. The champions usually start
playing at an early age and are al
most a frequently women as men.
The game is intensely interesting to
the beginner, large or small, and yet
may be made fast and hard enough
to satisfy the most vigorous athlete.
From present indications the MEM
bership in the local organization will
be large enough to permit of the ex-
penses being met by a two dollar as
sessment, and that price has been
adopted for admittance to member
ship.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07
LOCAL MEASLES SITUATION
Eureka Schools Are to Be Kept
Closed Another Week, Open
ing on April 16

During the week just passed the
number of cases of the measles here
reached the maximum. and the stu
alton has now begun to improve very
considerably.
While a few cases of the disease
were contracted during the week by
some of the children. most of the
sick r now ~convalescing and able
to be about the streets and barring
backsets. should soon be in their
wonted good health again.
Some of the cases have been rath-
er severe. owing to complications of
coughs, colds, etc.; but only one
death has resulted; and this was due
to pneumonia, following measles.
The situation on the whole has much
improved and another week should
about see the end of the epidemic in
this community.
The measles made almost a clean
sweep in the schools. only about a
dozen children. who had already had
the disease, having escaped.
The schools will remain closed for
another week. opening on Monday.
April l6. This will give the pupils
time to regain their strength before
returning to school.
During the present week the floors
of the school house have been scrub
bed and the building made more san
itary for re-occupancy.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07
Improved Mail Service

The SENTINEL learned yesterday,
thoughnot officially. that the Eureka
Nevada Railway Company had en-
tered into a contract with the Post
Office Department to carry the mail
between Palisade and Eureka, max
ing three trips weekly, and would
commence handling the mail service
on May / next.
The SENTINEL is without informa-
ton regarding the new train sched-
ule that will go into effect on the
above date.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07
DEATH OF ANGELO r. fRANcHI
Native Son of Prospect Dies From At
tack Of Pneumonis Following Measles

tack of Pneumonia Following Measles
The tolling of the Rescue Hose
Company's bell Thursday evening
about 10 o'clock announced the sad
news of the death of one of its men,
bers, Angelo Frederick Franchi of
Prospect. Eureka County. whose life
it was known for two days previous
had been hanging in the balance from
an attack of pneumonia, following
measles.
This is the first fatality in this COM
munity from the general epidemic of
measles, where scarcely a family has
not had some member down with the
disease.
Angelo Franchi was the youngest
son of Mrs. Joseph Franchi of Pros.
pect, and was ayoung man of appar.
emily perfect health. He graduated
from the Eureka County High
School in the class aof 1915, since
which time he has lived at the fam
lily home at Prospect, where his faith.
er, Joseph Franchi, died about two
years ago. He was a promising
young man of a happy and genia
disposition, and his numerous friends
will regret his passing when JUS
reaching manhood-being in his 20tf
year.
Besides his mother, he is survived
by three brothers, John and Weedie
Cardanelli, Tony Franchi. and a sis.
ter. Mrs. John Depaoli.
The funeral is being held this af.
ternoon from his late home at Pros
pect.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07
CHARGED WITH CATTLE STEALING
Three Men Alleged to Have Been Work
ing a Bold Scheme at Fallon


Lee S~upelveda and Will Swift were
arrested at Fallon last week charged
with stealing cattle. G. E. Mitchell,
also accused of being implicated with
them, was later arrested at Reno.
These men are all charged with
rounding up small punches of cattle
that were being fed for beef in near
by ranches. This work was done at
night, and when the animals were
collected they rushed them into a
slaughter house located at Fallon.
where Swift was in charge, and he
had them killed and dressed before
daylight. The hides were incinerat-
ed and all evidence of Identification
destroyed.
Cattle were being missed and could
not be accounted for until the Off
GERS found that six beeves had been
tagged into the Fallon Strengthening
& Supply Co.'s place as six cows.
whereas there were four steers and
two cows, and it was prime beef.
It is stated that one of the parties
arrested has already made a confess
sion.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS
ARE DISCUSSED
Eureka County Board of Health
Meets and Considers Epidemic
Situation and Laws
Applying

At a meeting of the County Board
of Health of Eureka County, consist
ing of the acting County Physician,
the Sheriff and the County Commits
sioners, last Thursday. it was order
ed by the Board that placards be
posted upon the premises upon which
cases of humps are known to be. as
a warning to persons who might not
know of the existence of the disease.
1t was the opinion of the Board
that a similar measure should, and
no doubt would have been adopted
in regard to the measles, had it not
been for the fact that a large per-
centage of the population of the COM
munity was exposed before the dis
ease was discovered.
The regulations of the State Board
of Health provide that all susceptible
children under the age of Il living
upon the premises wherein exists a
case of measles, humps. etc., are
prohibited from attendance at
schools or public gatherings of any
sort during the period in which the
premises are placarded, and that the
placards shall remain posted for two
weeks where the patient is the only
susceptible person. or three weeks.
if there are others susceptible in the
same house.
These rules were substantially COM
piled with by the local physicians.
with the exception of placarding, and
it is believed that in this small COM
munity no person was exposed by 60
ing upon the premises wherein a case
existed without the notice which a
placard would have given.
There has been considerable dis
cussion in this. as well as other COM
munities of the State, as to whether
or not a strict quarantine should be
maintained in case of measles. The
latest law on the question is found
in the Nevada Laws of 1915 at page
$50. which provides that "it shall be
the duty of any attending physician.
upon any Ease of measles, to estab-
lish and maintain a quarantine of
such person or persons or the family
or premises thereof in conformity
with the requirements, rules. and
regulations which shall be established
by the State Board of Health" But
according to an editorial of the Car
son City News of April l. Carson
City physicians, including DR.. Lee.
secretary of the State Board of
Health. state that measles is not a
quarantinable disease. and that the
members of a family whose children
are afflicted, should not be compelled
to absent themselves from their
places of business by being quaran-
tined, or compelled to stay away
from home during the sickness"
And the State Board shall establish
the rules, says the law.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07

The Eureka Power & Light Com
pany broke ground Wednesday for
its power plant that is to be located
on land near the local railway depot.
H. j. Phillip. an experienced cleo
trician. came in by Tuesdays stage
and will commence wiring the town
as soon as the necessary material has
been received.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07
Justice Court Case

In the Justice Court this week in
the cas- of the State of Nevada
against CASTOR Uhalde, charged with
assault and battery. the defendant
plead guilty to the charge and was
fined one dollar and costs, amounting
in all to STATS.
This case out of a dispute be-
tween Uhalde and Peter Edera in re-
gard to some horses. and which re-
suited in a fight between the parties.
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Eurskan Appointed Fire Chief

Frank Henderson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Henderson and a former
resident of Eureka. has just been ap-
pointed chief of the Tonopah fire de-
partment by the Board of Commits
sioners of Nye County. The position
carries a salary of $3.50 per month.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07

Few of US get what we deserve,
and most of US should be thankful
that this is so.
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At Tonopah. Nevada. March 81. 1917. to
the wife Of Leon Kind, 9 daughter.
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Ia hay VIee=caHciIIer
imperial en- AIenlanl1

AMSTERDAM. Aovicmnrc 9
Friedrich Won Payer. iidcr DE-! f@I
too ~prosrcSiSta. H. sido dcsiGnadu
para ocupar eI pucs;o dc Nice-Carci
Her del imperio, ,fuc rcnuncjo h1cc
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Que ~proccdcntc dc Berlin sc rcc!big
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Fl dcsPacho snadc que sc co7s'd"-
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La guerra %continuard
aun cuando Rnsia
Sc rinda
Los EsIados Unidos por nih=
gin motive hardn Ia pazs


La proclama dc Russia para n paz
separada, no pondra fin a la guerra.
AIN cuando las noticias p~rocedentes
lie Petrogrado references a que los
N.iaximalistas han degrade derrocar al
gobierno de Kerensky y de que ira
bajaran por llegar q una paz inme-
data V justa con Alcmania, Sc con-
!irmaTan plenamente, clio no obstan-
tc. los aliados seguiran adclante.
Tai es IL ~crecncia general en- los cir
culos diplomaticos de esta capital,
Una cuntrarevOluci0n en- Russia
pued. s~obrcvenir de IN momento a
otrU. Y en- csta capital hay Ia sospe-
.ha dc que otro moyimiento de Ia!
~caracter SC ha iniciadO va en- Russia.
Como qIicra que sea, no sc cree que
Alcmamia pueda retirar del frcntc
oriental. IN gran numcro dc tropas
! para cmpiearlas en- Otros frentcS,
! 3rcS habra sicmprc Ia am9Eaza para
ella &c que cl gobicrno de kerenSky
u otro que aira Ia politica pucsta en-
igor por este, dcrrOque 4 su { Il
los maximaIiStas : vuclva i asumir
!as r;endas del podcr.
;Iasta anovhc ninguna corrohora-
cion Official Sc habia recibido en- Ia
Sccraturia de EStado americana, So
irc 81 dcrrocGmicnto del gobicrno dc
kcrcn-ky. : micntras no Sc tengan
dciallcS Gcfinltivos ' mas autorlZa-
, dos dc esns acontccimientOs, el Sc
/ c-"tario Lansing no cXprcsara OPT
Mon aiguna. nj personal nj Official.
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I .uaci6n. Nadic duda dc que eS muy
. roSihlc qIc Sc llegue 4 Il paz Sc
paTada entire Russia ' Alcmania, 0
; Hue eSta Ultima haga una nueva o.
I Tlrta d. pa2 general en- cualquicr mo-
,acrto. dado el cariZ que estln to-
: m"rdo los arOntccimicntOS. Y nadie
/ .i.da de que, con los golpes que esta
! dando ahora .Alemania Il los italia
nos. Ia situacion cS aun mas ~critica
de 10 que pudo habcrio sido hace
ru&trc mcscs. cuandO cl %obicrno de
Ncrcnsky Sc vio amenazado ror Ia
~c,.elion d" korni.off.
Pcro los Estados U"idos y los ALA
dos Va nan Gado su rcspueSta 4 cual-
quicra proposition de paz dc csa ill.,
dole. Ella cS' un NO" categ6rico.
, E>a reSpucSta sc contienc en- Ia de-
! claracion que cl Sccretario Lansing
( hizo rccicntcmcntc al dcfinir el ca
racter dc la ConfcrcUcia intc--aliada
que g Va Il cclcbra" en- Paris este
mes. Fl Sccrotario Ia dcSiGno CONF
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"Tcrra !: 10 Sohrc los tcrminoS Dc
p@z. y ahora que Ia gravcdad dc Ia
! sji;acion para Uadir g un m:St"riu,
40 hay nj So nota disposition alguua
! 20 plrtr del @obicrno. para cam
hiar tai dcfinici6m. Sierra PucS, una
roufcrcncia d" guerra Y ella tomari
N conSidcraci"r, no solamcntc Ia Sc
T;Cda de IA ~SituaCinl it9liaua. SiuO
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CRUzARON FL RIO
LIYENzA los
TEUTONES
Los italianos han logfado
seguir retiraadose en- orden
Sc TEME. SIN EMBARGO, QUE
PUEDA SER C0RTADO Ell
EJERCIT0 QUE Sc BA-
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UNA flECACIO DE-
PAL NOHbRAN
Los RUSOS
Sc abregan TODD Ell poder los
"SoIdados y Irabajadores'
EXPfDlERON UNA PROlLAMA 4
NUNCLAND0 QUE TRABAJA=
Ran POR CONSEGUlR UNA
PAz IMMEDIATE

PETRCGRADO. Noviembre 9.-E!
Congress- General de Delegates dc
los Obrcros Y Soidados dc toda Russia.
tue convocado antenoche en- eSta ca
pital Sc reuni6 aver. habiendo concu
rrido a la junta $50 delegados. e
rrosideate de IA asamblea declare que
70 ca ci momerto propicio para We
mise con disc rSoS politIcos : que
g, o.icn de los 2Suntos que tenia Cue
..iscutir Ell Coagrcso ' que habia S!co
= aprobado. era primero, Ia organi-
ACTON del Podcr; seSundo. Ia paz y
+. guerra. : tercero. 10 relative 4 MA
.\samblea conStituyente.
Los tuucionarios electos para ha-
ycrsc ca-go de los puestos del e.
h;crno. comprenden caSrce maNlma-
,:S,qs. cnt-e los que Sc s&eluyen a Nj
co!&s Leniuc. el lider De los s~ocialis-
tas radica!es; N. Zinovieff, ayudante
de- Leniue : Leon Trotzky. preSideatc
de! Comite Executive central del
Console de Delegates de los O3reres
de Petrogl,d do. Ademas si@te n''"m-
bros lie los socialis1ts re"oiUc' o"ar!os
ocvparan puc5tUs i imror;anc!l On
Il nuevo gopiev9o.
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nizo pub,ica aver Ia siguicntc d-cl@ra-
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res cine Mebreimabme bon $t2,
963,757 ober 57.t5 9rosent.
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geiaidte lit am Oienltag in Dallas
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er cine iunge Game in ieiner Wa-
Ihine fu6r, ais Elm anoeres bon amei
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fabren fam. Die 9eioen iplen iein
Sitnep angebalten, i'm berausge5o-
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i'm erleoist, bdtten lie Die junge 9a=
me dlls Der Gar geaerrt, oieielbe
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oarauf unter Sen @iiIfeihreien Der
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beioen 9einen gebrohen neben BEN
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uno batte Die ganYe Nabt iiber I'M
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oedte.
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