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FERRY BOAT BURNS IN AI|D-0H|O
WITH 40 HELPLESS ONES ABOARD
Twenty Plunge Into the River to Escape Raging Flames and
Are Rescued-Twenty Remain on Boat, Many Burned
Severely Before Rescued By Men in Sks- Graft Com
pletey Destroyed, Burning to the Waters Edge-Sev-
era Local People on Board &.
CONTINUED On FsSs Two.)
ferry boat who escaped u1injnFea
or slightly burned wsrSI

ferry boat who escaped u1iAjnrea
or slightly burned wsrSI
REV. NY11A, Ct BsrsA, Ohio, aa6
REV. RICHMOND, Of Columbus.
Ohio, who had been attending tbs
camp meeting at Clartngton.
ROBERT CASE, Of ClAringtoa.
HARRY CASE, Of clAr1ngton.
ALVIN SMITH OF lCArtta's
Perry, Ohio.
MRS. ALVIN cAS1, Of Martins
Perry, Ohio.
THE THREE CASE CHILDREN,
Of Martins Ferry, Ohio.
The Mary H. owned By KAbsr-
mehl and Co., Of ClArtigton, and
commanded by Captain ohAriss
Roller, wae . forty-avs foot craft,
powered with . heavy duty gasoline
engine. Sho Was valued q 5000
a-d had been running h the ferry
trade at Clartngtou, for several
years.
Caused BY BACK 3irS.
she left the clarinston shore at .
O'Clock Monday morning, crowded
with th1rty-six pasSsnE srS, And with
O crew of four. The pAsSs1EeaS
wero bound for Welcome, the town
On the West Virginia side Of the
river, intending TO take the north
bound Ohio river division Baltinors
and Ohio train. When about mid
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punishment of honrd"rS ana prof.
y Development "f III" day was IN" re-
uucst H., Mr.. Palmer Of Secretary liOuS-
Ton thai iusp"ciurS of packing houses bC
Instructed tu furnish to district att"r-
nrys upon request ANY Information they
might have. it w&s not indicated what
MIS- contemplated
Living .probl,mS continued /" absorb
much "f tn" attention "f CONGRESS. FED
crsl SUPERVISION Of ih" ISsuanc" OF
stocks aud certificates was proposed III
the SruaI" cold Slurag" regulation SuE-
g"strd hy l'r"Sld' Mt Wilson was taken
up by Ia" h"uSH' agricultural committee"
l.urupcS .mpuTl% Uf foods from MS
country particularly that purchased with
the $500, Q"u.U0O fund which President
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WILSON GIVES
j. 8. PLAN FOR
NATION LEAGUE
REFUSES REQUEST
FOR BLISS LETTER
Declares 1t Contains Certain
References to Other Gov
ernmentS

WASUINGTON, Aug. n.-rr"sid'n;
committee today n copy Of the original
! American draft Of q league Of nations
covenant but declined to furnish oth'r
papers relating To tn" peace negotiations
ASKED for IN senate resolutions.
In reply to a commute" request f'r
'all data" used in preparation Of thr
treaty, the president wrote that mos,
, of the documents and memoranda were
left in Paris and that many were "t
eenffderttHt- uar1rVneo that on grounds
Of public policy" 1t would be unWiSH 10
make use Of them ""ut"ld" The confer
cncr." IL" son; only the American coy
cnant draft and a copy of IN" covenant
aS agreed TO before his hr.t return from
Europe.
The Bliss Letter.
To another resolution asking for n
copy Of the letter written by General
BI!sa regarding the ShantunE problem,
Mr. Wilson replied that he regarded tht
letter A. confidential s!nCc il coniain"J |
certain references to other governments
He said tho communication. IN which
Secretary Lansing and Henry Nh'le
cCncurrrd took 2 very strong Gr"una
AGAINST The proposed settlement or ti|e
question but could not properly be de-
srrilrd Ms = protest against tn" ma!
Shantung dcCiSicn.
Another development in tn" treaty
controversy today was the statement
bccur" the foreign relations committee
hv Secretary LanSinE that Ntscount
lshii. jauancsc ambassador to TN"
United states. had "conccai"d' III" "<'
iSt,ncc ur the secret treaty between :
Iarau ard Great Britain. regarding Inc
Shantung peninsula while tn" Lansing
Ishii agreement was being ncs",lat'u'
The American Plan.
Tho American league "f nations plan,
mad,. ,ut,lir for rh' first time. revealed
rha, tho American d"lrSat"s had pro-
posed n covenant conforming III rnnS
particulars with that finally adopted. but
differing from Il III others.
Like tn" final draft. tn" American
plan crntcmplptSd a l"aEu" council an"
assembly dealing with 'aEE war or
threat rr war" an arbitration procedure
under sup, ryIsi"n ct ih" council. hdNl'n
hy the league as 10 reduction "i hrma-
m,n,. nu economic huyr"u against COZ
cnaut br, ;tkrrs. publicity az irrati"S' ana
Il ruanHai0r% system. tn" hlurh a.
hated nr,itl,. ten, under winch IL"
M ini"f% ""uiu E"ti'h''' '''' 80
integrity against cNt'rnaI "EE''
had It's r"uu,"rlHIt almost "o'" '"'
wcrI in the .Au'rican plan.
No Reference To Tho NJ. d.
Al yariarr.> with the covenant rs final
~ included IN the treaty. however, me
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POLISH ARMY
ENTERS M|NSk

LONDON. Aux. ll.--(By the Assoc
..ated PreSs )--P"liSh forces entered
'rinsk. capital uf III" Russ an pr"Nin' -
{ tho same name. last Friday after
ror,ni=ht of heavy fighting. according 10
n official statement ISSUED b! III" war
fficc tonight.
The RolSheviki. despite strong coun-
er-attacks, wore unahl" TO arrest III"
>olsh convorcrnG movement on IN" rrE
row, ida ~, rho west. and NiltIka. Oh
hr north.
Tho Pol sh nCf"nsiv'' north "t tn@
iSnsk marsh bel, - also progressing ~
nrabry, tho statement adds
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Lenine, Threatened On All Sides, Will Retire;
KolChak's Anti-Red Government TOtters
FOOD ADMINISTRATORS JOIN H.C. |. FORCES

Wilson said was necessary to stop the
westward spread Of Bolshcvism. drew
the fir" of senator Myers. who declared
ia Il speech that IN" people abroad w"r"
buy ing American products cheaper than
they could be purchased Mt home.
President Wilson's suggestion that
congress could show what can be done
to control mounting prices by r"medy!ng
tho rXInrtion which il has been charged
was rampant in the District OF Columbia
resulted IN the drafting of a bill by tn"
district commissioners, In conjunction
with Chairman MurdoCk, Of the federal
trade commission. which would put un-
der Icrns" all dealers in food. fuel and
wearing apparel. with the licenses re-
Nucahl" on proof Of profitccring.
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Bolsheyik Victory

LONDON, Aug. IA Russian
government wireless dispatch receiv-
ed here this evening ssys:
I'm the direction Of Petrovsk
Northwest Of SarHtov) our troops
under enemy pressure have retired
Eix miles.
In the direction Of Sinyarka our
troops hav~ retired sixteen miles to
a new position TO the east"
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TIE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l1.-Forecast:
West virg.nia-Partly cloudy, local
howcrs and thunder stor-n5 Tuesday
nd probably Wednesday, not much
hange in temperature.
western PcrnEylvsria and Ohio
sartly cloudy Tuesday; wednesday prob
:, bly, showers, not much change in tenn
,erature.
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CITY Solicitor Will Ask Prosecution
Of Alleged Local Profiteers In Sugar
Commons Pass Bill to
Prosecute PrOfiteprS

LONDON, Aug. ll.-(By the Asso-
ted Press.)-The house Of commons
tonight, passed the second reading Of
the government bill, providing for
prosecution and penalties for persons
guilty Of profiteering. The vote was
ISL to 8.
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ENDED HIS LIFK.

SE.N- YORK. Aux. lI.-Suft"riug from
hcu shock brought on by IN" torpedo
rg of a vessel On wh!vh h" served dur
ng the war. CAPITA Il Alexander 7 OSl-
e. OF tte steamship Qu'ttac&S. which
rrived here yesterday from Tacoma
,ith a load Of flouHc' mH'i,t"d suicide
n the v"yagn by cutting his throat.
aptain Og.lvi" whose hom" was in Ta-
.rrna. was buried at sea
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CHARLESTON, w. Va. Aug. ll.-Ihc
state tax levy for ih" year ending JuhG
20, 1924 was fixed today by IN" p"aru
Of puhl;c works ut II cents Tor 'aEn
s1o0 or double last years rates "
cents hcing for tn" bonded Indebtedness
caused hv the Virginia debt. and /
cents to cover the expense ot ruhh!hS
III, state. Last year the levy was
ccnts for tho current expenses Of inc
state. the rate being lowered due 10 ia"
oil md gas tax law becoming ch"''IN''
Tho levy adopted will leave surplus
Of nrprnXimatcly s306, 900. although ac-
cording to the stat" tax commissioner y
estimate a surplus OF over StuV.""o -
needed Ia take care OF three contingent
gics that may arise-a decision unlaN"r-
able 10 the state on the conSiitu,lofial-
ity Of the oil and gas lax. which Is no"
being tested: tho possibility OF state IN
stitutinns running over their anproprla-
tions. due to increased costs; SpcCial
session OF the legislature
Rather than place the levy hlEA
enough TO meet tho first contingency.
the board OF public works decided upon
Tho lowest possible ratc--making II
necessary for a special session Of the
legislature in case tn" oil and gus taJ
is not collected this year.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Aug. H.
Tho state board Of publ" works met nj
2:30 this afternoon for the purpose OF
Ia~ing the state levy of TAXATION IN
Guiding that To take care Of tho Virginia
deb, sinking fund. II had before II
recommending of w. S. Ha!lanan. the
state tax commissioner. and +. \. Dover.
chief accountant. that tn" levy b" made
IN cents on the hundred dollars valua-
tion for the Virginia debt. and : cents
for other state purpot"s.
Though il was said 10 b" Impossible
70 determine the exact surplus in tn"
treasury on July I. 1912. until complot"
settlement is secured from all sh"rns
for last ycars revenues. and until last
years appropriation cancel on August
:. the officers reported an arproXimat"
surplus AT the first Of this year Of
1890. 900.
Tho recommendations TO the board
further stated that tho estimated rcvc-
nuc from the oil and gas tax is sl.coa.-
600; from other sources than tho direct
levy. S1,956.o00. and from y cent di-
rect levy. 3aso,ooO. which. with the sur
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WASHINGTON,

WASA1NGTONt Ao8. IL
Andrew Carnegie had given
away Ssso,ess,es3 mp TO June l,
1918, . compilation Of his bene-
factions prepared by the carne-
rts Endowment for international
Peace shows.
Among the larger gifts listed
In the compilation arc $50, 1854, ,sos
for the estabushment Of ASH
free public libraries; $40, ,3s3, ,olo
TO colleges for library and other
ouildinxs, endovments and other
purposes; s2s, ,25o, 900 to the Car
negie foundation for the ad-
yAncemsnt Of teaching; 6,7ls,-
$50 to the Carnegie Institute and
the CarneGie Institute Of Tech
nolory; S22, 900, 900 to the Car
nsgie institution Of Washington;
slo,S4oooo to Carnegie hero
funds, and $40, ,ooo, 900 to the Car
negie Endowment for Interna-
tional Peace.
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SOVIET PLOT IN THE
e BRITISH CAPT. TAL IS
EXPOSED BY Police

LONDON, AuT. ll.-9y tho AFso-
dated Press.)-SeditiouS docrm"n''
were seized by 'Ne police today N
raid on London's western suonro "l
Acton. The papers captured do7i'
With q suggested seizure of Hrns ana
ammunition from tha inili'7ry StcreS
BY revolutionarics and the estabisH-
mcnt OF soviet gove rrment IN Lon
don.
important arrests are regarded. aS
probable in the course OF th2 week Ill
connection with thc seiz2~C. Other
raids, II iS said. arc contemplated by
the authorities.
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One Killed in Crash
Of British Flying Boat

LONDON. Aug. ll.--tRy tho AsScciat-
. i TrcssI--Th" flHirG boat f"''Nstow"
; -urv. which was IN" IL start Tuesday
.rr CapterCwn. South Africa. on an
. -ht Thousand mil 4 Ch'. rra"h"d TO-
~ OF F'Hl.Nstown daring test fiSh'.
'',~ wirclc~s operator IN board. Lieut..
acI. rod wa. K'll"d. III" 'N passcn-
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Bolshevik Reverses

LONDON, Aug. l1.-(By The
Associated Press)-only about so
miller OF the Black sea coast remains
in tho hands Of the Bolshevikt, the
voluntary army having advanced
son+h and west Of Xharkov and oc-
cupied ochaxov, Al miles east, north
east Of ode6sa, according to a war
of6ca official statement tonight.
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PRINCE LANDS
On AMERICAN
SOIL, MONDAY

ST. IoRNs, n. p, Aug. 1.-THE
Prince Of wales landed from tho bat
tleship Ranown rt ropsan, : fishing
village on Conception bay, for his drss
VISIT to Newfoundland soa today
After remaining for . few hours no
returned TO the warship. he WILL
come to this city tomorrow.
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KEEN INTEREST |V|AN|F ESTED IN
|NTELL|CENCER'S SUPERB OFFER.
LARGE NUMBER OF AUTOMOBILES In LIST
MAKES PROPOSITION MOST ALLURNG
SPARE TIME is ALL THAT IS
NECESSARY TO MAKE WINNING RACE
AUTOMOBILES AND DIAMONDS GALORE
ALL ARE PAID FOR THEIR EFFORTS

high of living would be reduced by at least
could have caused excitement in Wheeling
the vicinity reached The egcncer yesterday than did
ngencer great Automobile and Diamond
Campaign with which luxurious hghpowered
cars the American models together with costly
diamonds gold and other valuable gifts to be given
away absolutely willing workers during the next few weeks
Everywhere the campaign the topic Of discussion
Smpy staggering the most people characterized IT.
that this campaign going to be the greatest
the annals of local newspaperdom In launching the AuomoDe
and Diamond Campaign The Wheeling ngencer epes all pre-
yos efforts of any publication this territory Hence the stupen
os 600 przc list which of the costly and
genuinely classy motor ever built The arrangement OF the d
of the prizes such that person that enters compete
upon an equal footing with al. g
ntense1n
To
of
a
the
fronp O CONTINUED
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-. -
It,.t, :. ,otti,r som,u.horc
Cost OF Living IL Sc'''nS S0h'wh"r''
An all day session M'h p''uSh,
suits that may at ''aS' ,"'"" "h'' ="
the parties VINO are r'"''! u'.'H Wv
profltocrtng. Prosecutions Will u" I'''o'
in federal courts ms n result OF 'Elu'h'"
developed At the local hearings ana III"
middle man may find hImSeli "uS'"d
from the mrrkrt-audit"riun ana inc
farmer in his place.
Testimony OF Mr. thar'rS II. '"pP'
local broker paved IN" way TOT 'n""',S ;
of governmental prosecution "l ~ aus
of the G. D. k"nncy company nj haI''-
more. who operate ono huhHr'u N'"r'S y
and ono OF which is locai.h IN 'h'N Guy
Mr.. Copp told 81 ms "'h'i'I ''P''.'E
as hcau W W. 80: c,.;,,, d,,or,,,..,,,
regulation and prlc" h\'ht ""l"r "',"''
AS such rs he was ASS"'''''u W." ''''t
T.. w. OElcna!: "rS' NiS'n'' w." ' 49,,
miniS'rat"r. Mr.. '"rp S'" '.'''
government y! ca''Iui ''tS"'''i"l ,.',.
lishcd laws Tor inc Si,' "' r"',,', :. "
ar" still IN l"rC'' Nv '"'" % r
sold under th'Sc 'Ct ,;.,, ,I,o,,..,n,n
on" hundred noul"A' w" "'' 'i. - ,no
Of fvc cents aod''i"hi' li m'.s ~ ,'.r
sugar ls rut up y ,,,,,-'r to
SACK. l",s 49, w., ,,,rLs -, ,wcrty-u,c
S9.Sl per hunurcu P""''"0 ''
pound sacks. -, c,, o,,
Immediately lvli"M M" ~; ,,..,i
manager for tho N'h'n'S '"'"i''''' 49,
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u. 6. ENTERS PEoTEST

WASHINGTON. Aug. II 60 Repeated
,rotcstS against ;hr aGrari7n IA" or IN"
'oNican Stafr e SHmNra which Is -
,rdcd as IrirtiCa' 70 American inter
as. have been mad" I" III" McN'chn
ovcrnmcni by tn" stat" department. IN"
rnatn wuS informed today hy PRESIDENT
wilson
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IENOX. Mass. August 11.-Andrcw
Carnegie. steel masnate and philanthro-
pist, died at his summer home, Shadow
Brook" at 7:10 this morning after an
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An-Day Session of the Wheel
ing H. G. L. Investigations
Farmers, Dealers and Union
Men Shift Blame For High
Prices
LOCAL FOOD PROBE
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS.

City Solicitor ]. j. P. oBrien an
nounces that he will ask federal
prosecution Of Secretary George B.
Hevner, Of 9. d. Keuney company,
with Offices at Baltimore, for fixing
sugar prices above those permitted
by tho government.
Solicitor o'Brien also announces
that the investigating committee
will find out why the city does not
receive SIX percent annually from
the Observation-Disclosures, who Is re-
ceivtng salaries at the auditorium
and why the producer instead or the
middle man Is not selling at audi
toriurn stands.
Syrian mill workers paid $4,000
bonus to Pitts burgh Fruit Co.. as
bonus for giving up ono year lease
on fve stands at extreme North Enl
Of auditorium
John Riley Of Riley Fruit Farms,
Of st. ClairSvine, who operates audi
torium stand threatened with jail
cell, for refusing to answer ques-
tions In presence OF reporters,
writes his answers on paper and
hands them TO Court stenographer,
but reporters could read shorthand.
Auditorium dealers say farmers
caused the high cost OF living,
farmer says the union workman
caused it and union workmen g-ills
farmer who admits he don't know
what he Is talking about.
80
ing's board OF Investigators nd-
jou1us to meet at ten o'clock this
morning to continue its probe.
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Aurora Borealis In
Franks With Wires

NEW YORK. Aug. l1.-Tclcgraph and
trlrphonr communication throughout the
United states and Canada vas seriously
interrupted and in many cases complete
lv stopped shortly after noon today by tho
Aurora Rorealis. the merry dancers" OF
arctic explorers.
The electrical phenomenon put out OF
commission thousands of miles Of wire
anI mad" it's influence felt as far south
as Kansas city. according To reports to
the Western Union Telegraph company
Roswell Il. Tucker. Western Union wire
chief said that atmosphere disturbance
was tho hcavICS, and most extended in
the records Of the company.
Of tn. foreign r"laliuDs committee will
speak on the lcagu" OF nations.
4 committee was named by the
senate judiciary committee today. to
consider whether there IA any Constitu~
tional barrier tO ratification of the
special defensive treaty with France
Tho action was in response to a resolu-
tinn bv Senator Walsh. Democrat Mon
tana. calling on the committee for an
opiniun. Senator Nelson, Republican,
Minnesota, heads the Subcommittee.
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-02-15
Water Notice
Notice of Application for Permission to APP
proprlate the Public Waters OF the
State of Nevada

Notice of Application for Permission to Ap1
propriate the Public Waters OF the
State of Nevada
Application No. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day|
of November, 1918, IN accordance with Section|
60, Chapter l4O, OF the Statutes OF 1918, one
John b. Sri, of Union, County of Eu-
leka, and State of Nevada, made application
to the state Engineer OF Nevada for permits
sion to appropriate the public waters OF the
State of Nevada. Such appropriation is to be
made from James White Spring. at a point
within 100 feet of the corner common to Secs.
l., q. z, and IL, I. "A N, Range so and SO f.,
NJ. ID. Il. Il NJ, by means of pumping plant,
and one cubic foot per second is to be con
veyed to portions of NAN3, Section Z, lots =
and 7, Section 6, T. "a n, II. SO E., SET
SEA, Sec. l, II. "a N, r. 80 E., Nj. d. B.. Il
NJ, by means of bitches, and there used for
irrigation and stock watering purposes, from
April 10th until September 30th of each year.
Water not to be returned to stream.
Signed SEYMOUR CASE,
State Engineer.
Date of first publication Jan. Is, 1919.
Date of last publication Feb. Is. 1919.
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started on Thursday. Practically all
union laborers quit work, though the
engineers in the municipal lighting
plants were exempt. The textile
workers in Lawrence, Mass, struck
for a 4S-hour week with 81 hours pay.
One more greatest al revenue
bill in the country's history" was pre-
scented to the house last week BY
Chairman Kitchin of the ways and
means committee. AS fixed up BY
the conference it provides for the col.
lection of about $4,000, 100000 in taxes
from the American citizen, and in ad-
dition it gives a bonus OF $50 to each
soldier, sailor, marine and woman
nurse in the American forces. Pretty
nearly everything n possesses OF
does will be subject to tax. Even
the president and all other federal
officials must pay tax on their iR
comes, though state officials do not.
The normal income tax for 1918 is
6 per cen on incomes up to $4,000
and IL per cent on higher incomes.
After 1918 the normal is 4 per cent
on incomes up to $4,000 and 8 per
cent on those owe $4,000. The pres
ent normal is 4 per cent.
The income surtax rates begin at 1
per cent on incomes Of $1,000 to &c..
600 and run to 65 per cent on incomes
of over ST. 600 900.
Provision is made for both war and
excess profits taxes in the fiscal year.
but after that the war profits TAI
comes off, except in certain specified
cases where war contracts run Over
in later years.
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WATER NOTICE

Notice of Application for Permission to Ap.
propriate the Public Waters of the
State of Nevada
Application No. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
Of November, 1918, in accordance with Section
%, Chapter l4O. of the Statutes of 1913. one
John b. Sri. of Union, County of Eu-
reka, and State of Nevada. made application
to the State Engineer of Nevada for permits
sion to appropriate the public waters of the
State of Nevada. Such appropriation is to
be made from Bennett Spring No. l, at a
point which bears north Is degrees 80 minutes
east 10, 900 feet from the northeast corner Of
Section 6, T.. "a N, Range 50 east, M. D. B.
l. NJ, by means of l~evees, and U.25 cubic foot
per second is to be conveyed to NW4NE4,Se
~, L. % north, r. SO east, M d b & NJ, by
means of levees, and there used for stock wat.
ering purposes. Water not to be returned to
stream.
Signed: SEYMOUR CASE,
State Engineer.
Date of first publication Jan. Is, 1919.
Date OF last publication Feb. IL, 1919.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-02-15
MAlEK NUIICt

Notice of Application for Permission to Ap.
propriate the Public Waters OF the
State OF Nevada
Application No. ooll.
A>ouce is hereby given that on the 18th day
Of November, 1918, III accordance with Sec
tlon 81, Chapter lao, OF Jhe Statutes ut 1915,
one } Ohm b. olrl, OF Union, County vi Eureka,
and State vi Nevada, made application
to the State Engineer OF Nevada Tor Per
mission 10 appropriate the pubic waters Of
the State Ut Nevaua. such appropriation Is
to be made from a tunnel or olrl Spring, DIT a
point l344U feet North from the n. w. corner
OF Section +, L. "A N, Il. % L., nj. ID. b. Y
NJ, by means OF tunnel and reservoir, and
U.25 CUBIC foot per second Is 10 be conveyed tu
oW4 NW4, Section ~, L. 70 N, Il. o3 f., M
ID. Is. Il M, 10y means Of reservoir, and there
used tor stock watering PURPOSES. Water not
to be returned to stream.
Signed; SEY MOUR CASE, State Engineer.
Date of hrst publication an. Is, 1919.
Date Of last publication Feb. 10, 1918.