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the Commissioner of Public Lands, or
his agent holding such sale, one.twen-
tieth Of the price offered by him for
the land, four per cent interest IN adj
vance for the balance of such purchase
price. fees for advertising and APP
praisement, and all costs incidental to
the sale herein. Each and all of said
amounts must be deposited in cash or
certified exchange at the time of sale.
and which said amounts, and all Of
them, are subject to forfeiture to the
State of New Mexico, If the successful
bidder does not execute a contract
within thirty days after it has been
mailed to him by the State Land Office,
said contract TO provide that the pur-
chaser may, at his option, make pay
ments of not less than one-thirtieth Of
ninety-fve per cent of the purchase
price at any time after the sale and
prior to the expiration OF thirty years
from date Of the contract, and 60 pro-
vide for the payment of any unpaid
bolailN' AZ VIC fNpEdlluH VI ANlllV
years from the date of the contract,
with interest on deferred payments at
the rate Of four per cent per annum,
payable in advance on the anniversary
of the date Of contract, partial pay
ments to be credited on the anniversary
of the date of the contract next follow
ing the date of tender.
The above sale Of land will be sub
ject to valid existing rights, ease-
ments, rights-of-way. and reservations
The Commissioner of Public Lands,
or his agent holding slch sale, reserves
The right to reject any and all bids
offered at said sale. Possession under
contracts Of sale for the above de-
scribed tracts will be given ON sign
ing Of the contracts.
Witness my hand and the official seal
Of the Land Office of the State of New
Mexico this 10th day Of July. 1918.
ROBT. Z. ERVlEN
Commissioner of Public Lands.
state of New Mexico.
July l9-'S-lOwks
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STATE OF NEW MEXICO
Notice for Publication, Public Land
Sale, Lincoln County

$3.50 F
Office OF the Commissioner Of Public
Lands. Santa Fe, n, NJ
Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant to the provisions Of an Act Of
Congress, approved June Goth, 1910,
the laws of the State Of New Mexico,
and the rules and regulations of the
State Land Office, the Commissioner
Of Public Lands will offer at public
sale to the highest bidder, at 8 O'Clock
n M, on Monday, October 2lst, 1918,
in the town Of Carrizozo, County Of
Lincoln, State Of New Mexico, in front
Of the Court House therein, the fol-
lowing described tracts Of land, viz.
Sale No. 1880 sl-2S1 2, Sec. 10; El-2
SEl-l, Sec. 20, T, IS, r. 10 f., con-
tanning 23S. 40 acres, There are no i'm.
proyements on this tract.
Sale No. l2S2-S l-2SWl-i. Sec. y;
Y. 9 s., X, 8 f., containing so acres.
tract.
Sale No. 1888 Wl-2N. VIII, See, 10;
Wl-2SEl-i. Sec. 22; Nl-2sW la, Sec.
q; Nl-2SEl-i; Sec. 2S, T. o s., r..
8 Il, containing 800 acres. There are
no improvements on. this tract
Sale No. 1881 Lot /. Sec. 10; Lots
/, 2, 3, El-2sWl-l, Sec. 30; T. 9S.
K. 8 r.. containing 237 80 acres. The
improvements consist of house, barn
and we'll; value 500 90.
Sale No. i2s5---Sl-2sWi-l. sWl-is
ED. Sec. 6, +. 10 S., h. IA f., con-
tanning lls. 20 acres. There are no i'm
%provements on this tract.
Sale No. l2sG---SEl-4NEl-i. NEl-Is
Ed, sl-2SEl-i, Sec. 80; T.lO s.. r.
II f., containing 100 acres. There
are no improvements ON this tract.
No bid on the above described tracts
win be accepted for less than Three
Dollars (S3, 00) per acre, which Is the
appraised value thereof, and in addi-
ton thereto the successful bidder must
pay for the improvements that exist
on the land.
Each Of the above described tracts
will be offered for sale gepnrately
Tho above sale of land will be sub
ject to the following terms and condi
tons, viz:
The successful bidder must pay to
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-08-23

Rag No. 20. In honor Of Francis
Pellman, at the home of his sister,
Mrs. j. -. Garvcn.
Flag No. p. In honor Of 1t. Harry
Dixon, Mt the honu q his wife.
Flag No. y bearing n single star ut
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Rich
ard in honor Of Ray L, Curry, brother
Of Mrs. Richard.
Flag No. 20 at the home Of Mrs.
j. II. Cole bears two stars in honor Of
her two sons, Jack and win Cole.
Flag No. 30 at the home Of Trinidad
Gallegos and Marin y Gallegos bears
two stars In honor Of their two sons.
Pablo and Pedro.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-08-23

A trial order makes you a salts.
fled customer, phone 6, Patty
& Hobbs.
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Service FLAG
Galley

Flag No. l.. Bearing three stars,
in honor of Eb. Ralph and Lewis
at the residence of r. r. Sale
brothers of Mrs. r. Il. Sale and Miss
Grace Jones.
Flag No. 2. Bearing two stars, In
honor Of Ralph r.. and Geo. b. Barber
Jr.. at the Barber residence.
Flag No. g.. Bearing the single star,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lutz, in honor of their son. Lieut..
Chas. II. Lutz.
Flag No. 4. Bearing the single star,
in honor Of Morgan Reilly, at the res
idence Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reilly.
Flag No. 3. Bearing two stars, in
honor of Thos. f. Wright and David
T. Beals, displayed at the First
National Bank.
Flag No. G.. Bearing the single
star, in honor Of Roy II. Grumbles,
son Of Mrs. M. b. Grumbles, at her
home.
Flag No. T., Bearing one star, in
honor Of Romaldo Garcia, at the home
Of his father, Jose Garcia.
Flag No. 3. At the home of Mrs.
Chas. A. stevens, bearing the single
star in honor of her son, Allison
Stevens.
Flag No. o. Bears two stars, dis
played at the home of Mrs. Alice
Roberts, IN honor of her two sons,
Bert Roberts and Pink Parker Rob-
erts.
Flag No. 10. Bears the single star,
displayed at the home of Mrs. Geo.
b. Barber, by Miss Anna Kirby, in
honor of her brother, Guy Kirby.
Flag No, H.. Bears the single star,
displayed at the ranch home Of Mrs.
]. b. Cleghorn. in honor of her brother,
Joe b. Collier.
Flag No. ~. Bears the single star,
in honor of Lloyd Hubert, at the
home Of his father, +. S. Hubert, at
Lincoln.
Flag No. 10. Bearing the single
star, in honor Ivan +. French, ut the
home of his mother, Mrs. Emma A.
Flowers.
Flag No, II. Bearing two stars,
displayed at the home of j.. n. Farley,
by his daughter, Mrs. l.. d. Baker,
in honor Of her husband, |. d. Baker
and her brother, Albert +. Farley.
Flag No. Is. Flying at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j. Straley, bearing
two stars, in honor Of their two sons,
Thos, and Chas. Sturgeon, at Ancho.
Flag No. l6. At the home of Mrs.
r. T, Lucas, bearing the single star
in honor Of her husband, Lieut.. r. r..
Lucas.
Flag No, Is. Bears two stars. dis.
played at the home Of Mrs. Edith Il.
Smith, in honor of her two sons.
Orville Vernon, in the army, and
Cecil Hammond. in the navy.
Flag No. n. At the home of VIM
Barnett, IN honor Of Sam and Mike
brothers of VIM Barnett, and Roy
Hamilton, a brother of Mrs. Barnett
Flag No. 10. At the residence Of
W. G. Merchant, in honor Of his
two sons, Bernard r. and Ralph W.
Merchant.
Flag No, 20. Al the home Of Mrs.
Phil 5 O'Connell, bears the single star
10 honor Of her brother James Carpen-
ter.
Flag No, q. At the home Of r. w,
Harris, in honor Of his son-in law Ira
Johnson. and bears the single star.
Flag No %, At the ranch home Of
r, NJ. Johnson. hearing two stars in
hot)r Of sons. Peter and Ira johnson.
Flag No. %. At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Stimmel bearing three
stars in honor of his three sons, Ben
iamin r., Charles NJ. and George T..
Stimmel.
Flag No. %. At the homo of Mrs.
NJ. f, Wells, bearing the single star in
honor of her son Gordon Wells.
Flag No, Is. At the home Of Mrs
J.. b. Crawford, bearing two stars in
honor of her husband, l.. b. Crawford
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-08-23
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

I hereby myself as candi-
date for the judgship of the Third
Judicial District. subject to the ac-
ton Of the Republican district on
vention.
WIN. ALEX SUTHERLAND
I hereby nnoun my candidacy for
district Judge of the Third Judicial
District embracing counties of Tor
rance, Lincoln, Otero and Dona Ana,
subject TO the action Of the Republican
district convention.
LYTTON r. TAYLOR
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-17
v LEsE ARCONNSKEM.

!. 4 ssE
Byvaiy Glen redakce zdejsi-
no plain Dealeru'', nynf pod
ddstojnik Y setniny + munlGni-
h0 motoroveho battalionu {.
8O6, pan Robert |. snajdr, syn
nestora cesko-americke zurna-
listiky pana Vaclava Snajdra,
1906 Lawnview Ave-, zasila do
md zajimave licenf cd zapadni
fronty, kteryzto dopis je uye-
fejnen j v dnesnim Plain DeaIe-
ru. Setnina nfz pan Robert l.
snajdr slouzil, nabyla dodatec-
neho vycviku v Anglii, nacez
poslana byla do Francie a po-
'slez do Argonnskych lesd, kde
Americana podfleli Sc ma bojich
zvlaSte krvavych. Dotcena set
nina postupovala iesnf argonn-
'skou pustinou, d6lostfelbou roz
rytou a otravnym plynem pro-
sycenou "a dine j Y noci. Cesty
byly pokaeenymi stromy zata-
rasene, pdda samy krater a pro
|hlubina. X nejvetsfmu delo-
'stfeleckemu utkanf doslo 26.
zafi, ,nacez amer. pechota pre-
sia k viteznemu ltoku, "a ne
hoz osady Montaucou bylo do
byto, kterazto osada po boji Wy
hlizela jakoby prestala zeme-
tfeseni neb hurikan. Hunove
nell posice velice slime a sve
|skryse az 60 stop pod zemi.
Vsecky dotcene mem. posice by
ly opatfeny orientacnimi napi-
i sy. Jeden podobny napis znel:
"Offizleren Heinz, (domov du
stojnlk1), ukazujici ma radu
skrysi dokonale opevnenych.
Kterys amer. ferina odnesl vsak
dotceny napis k vojenskemu
hrbitovu, jakoby oznamoval,
re vsichni mem. oficiri v bitve u
Montaucon byii pobiti. Pozdeji
zmineny municnf oddfl pritahl
ku Nixieville, kde rovnez kruty
boj radil a bojiste desne mrtvo-
lami padlych bylo pokryto.
"Videl jsem v krateru j mrt-
veho mem. kuryra ma mrtvem
SVEN koni dosud sediciho", pi-
Sc poddustojnik p. Robert /.
snajdr, jenz pritomne v Pariz.
ina dovolene prodleva.
\ Jiny Cleveland'an, radovy vo
jim Ant. Jindra, Abb Hyde av.
o jehoz navratu nedavno jsme
,psali, rovnez potvrzuje, ze bit
IVY v Argonnskem lese prekona
lily svou prudkosti j vitezne ta-
zeni Americana u st. Mihiel,
"a kterychzto argonnskych BIZ
tev prvni amer. div:se pochodo
vala sest dnu Sest noel ku
sve mete.
WSsSl .WySsS]
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vYKAz < 4 DAKU

We sine u. a. k0M6nSkt v Mt.
Pleasant: Velko vybor SPJ.
$l0;' LAska K Vlasti (. / $5;a
Verne sestry Z. 2 s; LibuSe Z.
3 $3; Rdzena Jesenska cis. IS
S.; Wilma SokoIovA Z. g S5;
Vesna Z. II S.; Palma Vftez-
stvf {. IA IS; Ant. Ce1akovSkA
{. % S.; Fora (. 8S SIS !; Pokrok
Xxx. Stoletf {. Al S.; zeny Po-s
kroku (. 55 $5 Jirina (. 63 $25;
TAboritky $40; Dcery Slavic
S.; Jitrenka So; IA
j. CD. - Velko Vybor j.
G. D. $40; Libuse (. $5; Bla-
homila {. Is IS; Anna Sazav-
ska {. 81 S.; Hvezda Budouc
nosti Z. 100 Sc; Ratolest Roz-.
kvetu (. 123 So; Ratolest Po-
kroku {. 1O8 So; Jaro (. 1873.
IS; Wilma Sokolova (. rs $5;i
Zvonky Svobody Z. LA SIS
Vratislava {. 6 SIS; Sarka So;
Ladisaava So; Reuata Tyrsov&
s.; Augusta Opizova So; Via
stirnila IS; Skvela Budoucnost
e. 116 $2.
Velkovybor Jed. Ces. Vl&ste
mex 81.
G. s. p. s. - Velkor&d st&tu
Ohio $5; Svornost (. - $40;
Bratri v Kruhu (. 22 $5; Palac
ky {. 10 IS; Lidumil (. rs $5 !;
zizka Z. 8 So; Jan KoIlar {. SO
S.; Cechoslovan (. 80 S.; Ce-
sti Bratfi Z. 1O3 IS; sCechomir
{. l23 IS; Vitezsfav Halek {.
Sc $5; Pravdomil {. 131 SIS;
Bfetislav I. {. 96 So; J. S. Ma
char (. 218 $40.
C. S. B. P. j. - Vitezslav (.
2 $5; Jos. Jungman $5; Jan z
Chlumu IS.
Jednota Taboritd. - Velko
Loze statu Ohio SIS; Loze Sion
{. Ia SIS; Loze Zeny Tabora E.
Il So; Loze Bila Hora $5; Lo-
re Praha $5; Loze Zehy Pokro
ku. {. 46 So; Kruh Cleveland
skych Cesek So.
Sokolske Sbory. - Sokol
Havlicek SIS; Sokol Cleveland
$40.
RHINE spolky. - Truhlar-
ska unie SIS; Pekafska a Gu
krarska unie (. 39 SO; Sleva-
ci a Jadrari $5; Strelecky Klub
Slapnicka $40; Cesky Sportov
tni Kldb $5; Ohio Fishing
Club So; Cesko Slov. Podp. Spo
lex Swat. Czech So; Omladina
Jan Amos Komensky {. 5.S13;
Socialni Sekce {. 13 SIS; Delni-
cky Vzd6l. Spolek v Mt, Plea
SAINT $40; Opravci Klub Buc-
key $40; Mistni Sdruzenf Sva
zu Svobod. - Obcanska Bese
da v Mount Pleasant $40; L.
Prckop Velky {. 708 IOOF.
| SIS: Ceska Soci&lni Sekce 2he
wardy S.; Mr.. M. Zeman $5
J. F.. Nimberger $15; p. JOS.
Hlavacek $40; p. Petr .. Bre-
ner z Hamlet ave. $5; Bratri
Pavelka a Spoil. $25; ze sjez-
du CSPS. $50; p. Ant. Kara
SEX $40; The Pleasant Realty
Co. $25; The Collinwood Foun
dry Co. $3.50; Jan He'll 81 ;
pd. Anna Kucera f5; Bailey
Co. 500; Ant. He'll $5; The
Cleveland Home Investment
| Co. $50; Vaclav Kali $5; FIR.
Hronek, architekt $50; r. Re
beka 81; j. Svancara 81; DR..
F. j. Melzer $25; M. S. Mel
zer $40.
Patronat Ceske Nedelni Sv.
Skoly Jan Amos Komensky
vzdava timto vrele diky vsem
spo.kum, jez Sc slcastnily prl
vodu phi slavnostnim otevreni
sine dne "a. listopadu 1913 a
sice Slovenske socialisticke Sex
ci {. 63; Buckley Oprav. Klubu,
Ceske social. Sekci {. Ii a te-
Iocvicnemu odboru teze; Radu
Cechoslovan (. 80 CSPS-, Sdru
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H Potfebuiete-i dopisni
papiry, ucty. visitky a jaky-
koli tisk, 0brst'te se > ddvs-
rou do tislarny "Svsta".
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MSs] WygsSSl
POSlLEJTE kNIHY CESkO.
SLOVENSKEMU VOL
SKU v RUSKU.

Cesky vojak v Rusku vstou-
pill do ctvrteho roku valky. Pc
celia ctyri leta 'byla mu pritelem
nejvernejsim vzpominka ma
vlast a DOBRA ceska kniha. Ce
skou knihu bral s sebou do "a
kopu, ceskou knihu cital v tina
vych "zemljankach" a ceska
kniha jej provazela ma daleke
a obtizne ceste po Sibiri a Dali
mem Vychode.
Ale ceskych knih je v Rusku
malo, maloucko - Ty, jez po-
darilo Sc nam ziskat pro plukOv
nj knihovny, jiz davno jsou pre-
cteny nekolikrate a moznost, ri
skati move ceske knihy z Czech.
neni zadna.
Vznasime tudiz k ceskym srd
elm v Americ vrouci prosbu:
Posilejte ceske knihy cesko-
slovenskemu vojsku do Ruska!
PosiIejte i ceske casopisy, bro
zury a vse, co dobreho je v A
merice tisteno ceskym slovem.
Cesky vojak v Rusku bude Yam
"a ne z te duse vdecen. Zasilky
adresujte:
Kolegium Odbocky Ceskosto-
venske Narodni Rady pro Ru-
sko We Vladivostoku, Svetlanska
ul. {. 49,, anebo proste: DR.. Gil
skra, representant CSNR. We
Vladivostoku.
Za Osvetovy svybor Patfho
Ceskoslovenskeho Prazskeho
pluku T. 6. Masaryka:
Vaclav Flip. predsela.
Praporcik Netolicky Ant. tai.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-11-02
The Influenza Situation

To date official reports of three
deaths from influenza in the north
end of the county have been received
by the health officer.
One case has developed on Ruby
Hill. This patient is greatly i'm
proved. ,
Thus far no cases have developed
in Eureka. This is the only county
seat in Nevada which has remained
free of the epidemic. as far as the
authorities are able to learn.
Nothing has yet been determined
90 TO the probable time the schools
can be re-opened. or the ban re-
moved from persons congregating
together in public places.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-11-02
DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed in the Office ct the Recorder
OF Eureka County Up to
November /, 1918.

The following notices to hold min
ing claims have been filed in the Re-
corder's office during the week end
ing November l:
Ruby Hill Nos. l and 2 mines in
Eureka mining district by Thomas
r. Clifford for John T. Martin.
Rocco Nos. l and 2 mines in Eu-
reka mining district by Thomas R.
Clifford for Charles Martin.
Altoona mine in Eureka mining
district by Juan Mileno.
Gold Nugget and Gold Nugget
Nos. l and 2 mines in Secret Canyon
mining district by Caesar Prina CO.
owner.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-11-02
FINAL CLASSIFICATION
EUREKA COUNTY REGISTRANTS

The Local Exemption Board has
given the SENTINEL the following
partial list of Eureka County regis
trants showing their most deferred
class and final classiications as deter
mined by the Local Board and Dis
trict Board.
Class One-Neil Parson Plummer,
William Donnelly, Louis Barbogelea
ii, John Zunino. Mario Daniel Par
DIM. George Augustus Flavin. Roger
Vane Bruffey. Louis Balbi, Richard
William Gibson. Eldredge Augustus
Porch. Attic Dominick Vaccaro,
Louis Avanzino. Albert C. Cummins,
John Marteletti.
Glass Two-Tony Lepori, Thomas
Francis Plummer. Jim A. Zunino,
Harry Morris, Albert Bale, Clemente
Tognetti. Tony Ricci, Albino John
Romano, John Blair.
Class Three-None.
Glass Four-Walter Handley, Laps
ley William Hope. John Baptista
Rebaleati, Thomas Kitchen, VIM.
Hawkins, Jean Baptista Etchemendy,
Robert Clare Kelley. Harry Father,
Charles Stafford Walker, George
| Wildes Goodfellow, Maurice Pieretti,
Mike Mannini.
Glass Fve-John Baptista Etche-
very. Simon Garchitovena. Pietro
Di Pieto, Jean Ardantz, Domingo
Peirot, Gracian Ardans, Juan Antonio
Sanchez. Martin Elorga. Victorino
Alberto, Frank Daguerre, Frank Et-
ulain, Jean Yribarne, Jose Elorga,
Jean L. Ardans, John Ardans.
The Local Board this week com
pleted mailing out to all Eureka
County registrants between the ages
of 10 and 10 years, and 81 and 45
years, questionnaires which must be
filled out and returned to the Local
Board within seven days from the
date of mailing as shown on the ques-
tionnaire.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-11-02
DEATH OF MRS. ROSE N. cuRTO

Pioneer and Respected Residen, Of Eu.
rska Passes Away Here Last Sunday
Mrs. Rose M. Curto, apioneer resi-.
dent of Eureka. died at the family
home here Sunday of pneumonia fol.
lowing a brief illness. The infrmi.
ties of age and i'll health FASTENED
her end. her physical condition for
some length of time causing the fam.
lily concern and anxiety.
She came to Eureka with her de.
ceased husband from Italy in their
early married life and there family
OF children with h eexception of Dom
mick, the eldest, were all born here.
At the time of her death she and her
daughters, Misses Ferinda and Rose,
were making their home at the old
family residence in Goodwin Canyon.
Last Fall a family reunion was held
at the Curto home here. the surviv-
ing children. all grown, were present
and the occasion will long live in
their memory.
The funeral was held Tuesday af-
ternoon. and a large number Of
friends of the deceased and the fam.
lily were in attendance. The services
were conducted by j. j. Lucey, and
hymns were rendered by Mrs. j. B.
McNaughton and Miss Anna Lucey.
The interment was in the Catholic
cemetery.
Will and Dominick Curto and their
wives came over from Ely to attend
their mothers funeral and to console
their sisters in their bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Salvi, the latter
a daughter, of Cherry Creek, were
unable to come to Eureka on &C
count of their small children.
The deceased was a native of
Torino. Province of Vialfre, Italy,
and aged 70 years, 9 months and q
days.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-11-02
Lone Pine and H
Mineral Hill miningV
Bruffey.
Death Of Paul Ferrari

The funeral of Paul Ferrari. men-
ton of whose death from infiuenza
at his home in Pine Valley was made
last week. was held at Palisade last
Saturday. Mr.. Ferrari has been q
resident of the north end of the
county for about Is years, and for
the past twelve years has been en-
gagged successfully in ranching and
stockraising in Pine Valley. He leaves
a widow and five children, and a:
brother, Ben Ferrari, now living at
Battle Mountain, Nevada.
Vincent Merialdo is reported down
with an attack of influenza at Oak
land. California.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-11-02
SANITARY POLLING PLACES

Next Tuesday is election day,
and the Health Department is
making arrangements to have
the polling places strictly SAM
tary in order that there may be
no danger of the contracting or
spreading of disease. While
there is but one case of sickness
in the vicinity of Eureka, it has
been thought best to take all
possible precautionary meas
ures.
The hall used for voting pur-.
poses will be thoroughly disin-
fected; the members Of the
election boardwill be furnished
with masks; and every voter is
requested to secure his ballot,
cast his vote and leave the room
as quickly as possible. Splitting
on the floors or within the poll
ing places is absolutely for
hidden.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-11-02

Pete Carletti of Alpha was a visitor
in Eureka several days this week.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-11-02
ANOTHER BIG DRIVE STARTS
A Hard Task Is Set for Eureka
County to Accomplish By
November 18th

Seven of the organizations work
ing for the boys lover there" are
calling for aid. Instead of carrying
on seven different drives, President
Wilson asked the various organiza.
tons to combine and have the drive
at one and the same time. This was
agreed to and under the name of the
United War Work Campaign. the
drive has been planned. Posters
have been sent throughout the coun-
ty and are designed to give an idea
of the work of the Protestant organ
izations. the Catholic organization,
and the Jewish.
The quota to be raised by Eureka
County is approximately $500. Dur
ing the next few days pledge cards
will be mailed to every member of
every family in the county. The
subscriptions. large or small. may be
paid in full, or paid in installments
as follows: so per cent December 2,
1918. Is per cent January Is, 1919,
and Is per cent March l, 1919. Lib
erty Bonds will be acceptable as SUBJ
scriptions.
As an auxiliary to the Nevada War
Workers, there will be Victory Boys
and Victory Girls. Every boy and
girl that pledges to learn and give"
at least SIS before March LIST, will be
given a service flag and other insig-
mia of service. Each will be as much
a soldier as the older brothers at the
firing line.
If Eureka's quota is to be raised it
will be up to every patriotic citizen
to give as much as possible. The
Red Cross takes care of the men who
are sick, the men who are
wounded and injured. But the
organizations covered in this cam
paign take care of the boys when
fighting; they feed and care for them.
mend their clothes. furnish books
and entertainment. and take care of
their correspondence. The boys fight
ing in the trenches are cheered by a
Salvation Army lassie who brings him
doughnuts and hot coffee at the risk
of her own life; when he is going in
to and returning from the trenches,
new life and cheer is put into him by
the soup and the food given him by
the Y. w. C. A. women in their Hut
Service. These huts are established
all along the roads and paths in the
fighting district and the footsore and
weary soldiers find there rest and
comfort.
The Y. M. c. A., the Knights of
Columbus, and the Jewish Welfare
organizations furnish the boys with
rest rooms. baths, luxuries and COM
forts that their wages and the condi-
lions of the country could not other
wise afford them. The Library or
ganization, working with the others,
sees that books are gathered and fur
n;shad RI the ar-w soldierv. All
of these take money and over n
hundred and seventy million is to be
raised throughout the United States
to help the work along. Get behind
the fighting boys and give every
cent that you can.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-11-02
r..u.r Eurekan Buys Big Ranch

The Flat Creek ranches OF Madison
Anderson in Elko county were SOLD
Last week to Leandro Oroz and asso'
ciates. The deal involves 1850 acres
Of alfalfa land and meadow. The pur-
chasers intend to engage in a large
sheep business.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-11-02
District Court Matters

In the District Court this week
Angela F~errari. widow of the late
Paul Ferrari of Pine Valley, applied
for letters of guardianship of her
five minor children.
Peter Carletti has applied for let.
ters of administration on the estate
of the late Paul Ferrari.
Antoine Merialdo has applied for
letters of administration upon the
estate of Michele Bianchi.
C e A1oLc u,oc a xscitor