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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19

milczenie. Robert ockna1 sic wres2
Gle z smiertelnego osfupienia. Ia
zyf lekarstwo, kt6re go jeszcze raz
|chwilowo ozywi1o.
- No dobrze,- uslyszal teraz
mowiacego Roberta, Leopold. =
Cheese wiedziec, czy c6rka nasza
jeszcze zyje i gdzie sic znajduje?
O tax, tax, - zawo1a1a Nal
gorzata, sadzac, re jej dawny u
kochany, da1 sic wzruszyc. jej
b1aganiom.
TAX, ona zyje!
Dzieki Bogu,. przerwa}a
wdowa, skladajac rece W RADIOS
mem uczuciu.
- Ale wiecej mic ci ME powiem
= m6wif dalej deputowany. Cd
lat dziewietnastu zrzeklas sic
twych praw macierzynskich, ME
chcac pofaczye sic z ojcem twego
dziecka. Me jestes godna uscisnac
tego dzieciecia, kt6regos sic "a
parla. o jej przyszlos6 obawiae
sic ME potrzebujesz; c6rka nasza
bedzie bogata; posiadam wiecej
niz 4 miliony, a te, ona tylko o.
dziedziczy. Daremnie bedziesz sic
stara1a odnalezc ia dop6ki ia zyje
A chociaz umre, recze ci, re ia
moja %tajemnica p6jdzie re nina do
grobu, postaralem sic Q to.
Vice jestes nieublaganym
- zawo1ala z placzem Malgorza-
ia. 80 Mic vice twego okrucienst-
wa zmiekczyc ME zdo1a!
- Mic - odpowiedzial ponuro
Robert, To moja zemsta. Odda
je ci przez to czastke tych cier--
pien i bolesci, jake ty mi ME-
gdys zadalas.
iC1aR aaIszy nastap1.)
80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19

Wystarcza. Cry q jeszcze trzeb;
tWego dziecka2 To bylobyz "a vi,
lei DopraWdy, PAM musialas Oh!
ba oszalec, zes sic odWazyla prz,
bye tutaj
Jestem PREY zdroWych zmy
sfach, odpoWiedziala Malgorzata
Ty Wiesz dobrze, re ojciec Emu
'si1 mnie gWa1tem do tego zame'
cia, re ME moglam mu sic OPERA,
Moglas byla przeciez ucie.
re nina.
Oh, czemuz ME uezyni1am t
go.
To wlasnie by1o twoja zbroe
MIA.
Tax, by1am slaba, przyznaje
:Robercie, przebacz mi.
- Jabym ci Wiaro1amna mia
przebaczyc! tobie, najgorsza :
matek przebaczyc! ia bym G
mial przebaczyc, tobie, kt6ra ma.
leza}as do mnie, a kt6ra zamiast
ise "a nina, zaprzedalas sic inne
mu? Czyz ia m6glbym zapomnie6
re twojazdrada zrobila re mnie
nedznego denucyanta? Czy sa--
dzisz, re ME cullen tego, jak pc
die postepuje sobie, gdy twojemu
malzonkowi wyjawi1em tajemni--
twej handy? Ale meczarnie "a
zdrosci zaslepily mnie! Re stole
teraz W najlepszym wieku, jake
zgrzybialy starzec mad brzegiem
grobu, twojem to jest dzielem
Ty mnie zabilas, .rozdzierajac mi
SERGE!
= TAX, ia ci wiele zfego uczy-
ni1am, ale Bog widzi, jak bardzo
Gle kochalam.
O ME! ME! ty mnie nigdy
ME kochalas! Tvs do prawdziwej
mi1osci niezdolna.
- Vice ME wierzysz tez moze,
re kocham moja c6rke?
- Zapewne, re ME wierze. Gdy
bys ia by1a kocha1a, to by}abys
odwage do oparcia sic
ojcu i do ucieczki re nina. Gdy--
bys ia by1a kocha}a, to by}abys
umar1a ma te mysl, re twoje die
cko wzrasta daleko cd ciebie, ME
zaznawszy twych p%ieszczot macie
rzynskich, ME wymowiwszy s1od
imienia matki? By1abys u
maria, przeklinajac sama siebie.
Robert zamilkl, pc tenn wysile
niu uczu1 smiertelne os1abienie.
Mai jednak lyle jeszczez mocy,ze
schwycil flaszke i zazyl lekarst-
wo. Mafgorzata siedziala pre-
straszona, blada i drzaca, z g1o-
wa spuszczona.
TAX, = jeknela b%olesnie, by
z1a kochanka i gorsza jesz--
.ze matka! Przyznaje to re skru
cha, ale zbywa1o mi silly i odwagi
do innego postepowania.
= Prawdziwa mi1osc dodaje
odwagi i silly!
= 0 laj mnie, jak CT sic podo-
ba, rob mi gorzkie wym6wki,czu
je, re zasluzy1am ia to-. ale pre-
bacz mi. Dziewietnascie lat pre-
cierpia1am niewyslowione meczar
ME, op1akujac codziennie ma cor
ke! By1abym umarl,a gdybym sic
ME by1a spodziewa}a, re ia jesz--
cze kiedys zobacze! A teraz mad
szed1 ten czas! 0 daj sic przebfa
gao, miej litoSc Madonna! Po--
wiedz, gdzie jest moja c6rka!
= Me man ola ciebie ami litos
ami mi1osierdzia, odpowie-
dial Robert, - Chociaz ty o
wszystkiem cheese zapomniec, ia
nam lepsza pamiec!
= Ale ty ME masz praWa wy
dzierac mi mego dziecka, zawo
}a1a Malgorzata.
- Nadalas mi sama to prawo,
opuszczajac twoje dziecko!
Czy jestes doprawdy tako
krTntny, re wzbraniasz matce 20
baczenia swej cork, j .powiedz1te.-
MIA jej, lie cierpialam przez to, ze
mi ia Wydarto2
Onaby CT i tax ME wierzy1a te
go i cofne1aby sic re zgroza od
ciebie.
- Czy ona vie Q tajemnicy swe
r.
go urodzenia2
- Ma to ME odpowiadam.
O! twoja nienaWise posuWa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
KALWARYJSK1E
VINO LECZNICZE.

Usuwa ono Dol g1owy, zgaze,
dreszcze, objawy niestrawnosci,
ocieza1osc pc jedzeniu, brak ape
tytu niechec do piracy, brak ener
gil, przygnebienie umyslowe, u
czucie og6lnego os1abienia.
Me zawiera zadnych sztucz-
nych barWnik6w.
DIS jeszcze W najblizszej apte
ce, u naszego agenta lub wprost
cd mas kupcie butleke Cena $1.35.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
1WWIAARlSlr PiiaIek, dlniia 1890 Wlzesnia, 1913.

sic zbyt daleko Wien, re kaza-
les zapisae urzedzie stanowyn
" Romilly, Renate, jake c6rke Re
berta Vallerand j Malgorzaty Bel
thier, a ztad Wyp1yWa jasno, ze
dziecko to do mnie nalezy. Teraz
ME prosze dluzej, ale Wymagam
iI4Oddaj mi moja corke, lub cie
pred sad zapozWe
Robert zebraWszy ostatek sill pc
Wsta1 i 2 b1yszczacemi straszliwie
oczyma krzyknaI:
Dobrze oskarz mnie pred
sadem! Gdy tn przyjda przes1u-
chiwac mnie, mazda tylko mole
go trupa, DO ty ostatnie tchnienie
we mnie zgasiias. Cd mego trupa
mic sic ME dowiedza. Me masz
juz cork, Renata do mnie ty1ko
nalezy.
Silly deputowanego Wyczerpaly
sic do reszty Z1osc i wzburzenie,
kt6re go przejmowaly, przyspie-
szy1y przewidziana przez lekarza
k%atastrofe. Uczul boil, jak gdyby
rozpalone zelazo SERGE mu pre-
szy}o i schwyciwszy sic rekoma
"a piersi, upadl ma fotel. Malgo-
RATA przestraszona pobieg1a do
dzwonka.
= Me wolaj nikogo, = odez--
wal sic slabym g1osem. = Nam ci
jeszcze eos do powiedzenia.
Wdowa Zatrzyma1a sic.
Umierajacy zazy1 znowu lekar-
stwo i siedzial przez kilka chwil,
z zamknietemi oczyma, jakby u
marty.
Podczas kiedy ia serca rozdzie-
rajaca scena ,odbywa1a sic W sa-
Ionic, wszed1 przez otwarta furt-
Ike ogrodowa cz1owiek W zeglars-
kim ubiorze, = Leopold Languier
- do sieni.
Kamerdyner Klot spostrzeglszy
go, pospieszy} zapytac czego tn
chce?
= Czy tn ME mieszka deputo-
wany pan Robert Vallerand ?mam
interes do niego.
= Czy pan moi Una pana?
- Me ale jestem mu polecony
.przez jednego bardzo ~wp}ywowe-
go wyborce!
Zbieg z w~iezienia wymienil jed
dnego z najznakomitszych w1asci
cieli W okolicy Romiily i m6wi}
dalej: I.
- Nam cos bardzo waznegod do
powiedzenia panu deputowanemu
i chce go prosic o pomoc, kt6rej
mi zapewne ME odm6wi. Ca1y ten
interes ME potrwa ami piec minut.
Badz pan tax dobry zameldowac
mnie niezw}ocznie.
= Pan Vallerand ma gosci, -
s1uzacy, = jakas pa
nj odwiedzi1a go. Me wien, jak
d1ugo potrwa jej wizyta. Zapro-
wadze pana tymczasem do gospo-
dyni. Gdy ia PAM odejdzie, be-
dziesz pan m6gf dopiero widziec
sic z panem Vallerand.
Languier poszedl "a s}uzacym
do ma1ego pokoju, obok salonu,
oswieconego bladem swiatlem lam
py.
= Usiadz pan i poczekaj tro--
che, - rzek1 Klot i wyszedf.
= w tel chwili s}ychac by1o
wyrazne te s1owa Roberta:
= Me masz juz c6rki, Renata
do mnie tylko nalezy!
Leopold ME mogl przez zamknie
tie drzwi doslyszec wszysktiego,co
m6wiono, ale ton, W jakim Ro--5
bert m6wi}, wzhndzi} jego uwage.
Oni sic tam kl6ca mruk-
nal jodsfuchajac. zapewne to
wujaszek z owa panic, kt6ra oko
10 mnie przejezdzala. Zapewne to
jej jest ten pojazd, co stoi pred
|dworem. Co ia PAM moze mice "a
interes z moim wujaszkiem2
To m6wiac przykladal coraz
.blizej ucho do klamki. Lube CLOS
Roberta bardzo byl slaby, mogl
jednakze Leopold zrozumiec te
|sfowa:
= Me wo1aj nikogo, nam ci
j:eszcze cos do poWiedzenia kt6-
re jego ciekawose podwoi}y. Ale
ME zostal zadoWolonym, DO: pc
tych s1owach nastapi1o grobowe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
zAPIsUJuE s0BEWIARUsA

Me pozw6lcie waszym dzieciom
cierpiec. Jezei So lekliwe, bojaz-
live, maluchne, albo z1osliwe, daj
Gle i'm Hollister'a Rocky Noun
tain herbaty = 1agodnego lecz
skutecznego lekarstWa ola dzieci
35c. w apiece Brown'a a. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
BIOL CtOWY.

Boil g1owy przyprawia ludzi 0
straszne wprost cierpienia. zrod-
lem jego jest przewaznie lie funk
cyonujacy zo1adek, a to W ten spo
sob. zo1adek kt6ry ME trawi po-
karm6w nalezycie, obarcza jelita
(kiszki) nieprzetrawionemi czast
kami, kt6re .gdy pozostaja czas
d}uzszy niz powinno W zoadku,po
czynaja w%ydzielac trucizne.
Trucizna ia dostaje sic do krwi
naszej, a wraz z MIA i do m6zgu,
powodujac ten tax straszny boil
glowy.
Usuwajac wiec niestrawnosc, u
suwamy tel i. boil g}owy.
Observation-Disclosures srodkiem ma
choroby zo1adka jest slynne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19

og1aszajcie slew Wlarusia.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-08-16
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1919
AN IMPROVED SENTINEL"

In view of the renewed mining ac-
tivity, the improved business condi-
tons in Eureka, and the present en-
couragingsoutlook for this district,
the SENTINEL is planning to enlarge
and make it a better newspaper.
E. A. SkiIlman, the publisher, ac-
companied by his son, Edward. left
by Tuesdays train for San Francisco,
where he expects to purchase a type
setting machine and power machin-
cry. His son will remain in the city
to take a course of instruction in the
mechanical intricacies and operation
of the ~typesetting machine. As soon
as this is accomplished the new equip
ment will be installed in the SENTI-
MEL office and its readers be given a
more extended and up-to-date SER
vice.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-08-16
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MENTION

Mrs. AL Dees and daughter, Mrs.
D. d Kolstrup, of Sparks, Nevada.
were arrivals here by Fridays train.
About three years have elapsed since
their removal from Eureka, and they
return for a visit to their former
home and with old-time friends.
Cedric Laird and Alden Moore, the
boys attacked with the scarlet fever
are both well again. Most fortunate
ly for the families of Eureka, the
disease was confined to the one house
hold. due to the care and precaution
of DR.. w. H. Bremen and Mrs.
Abram Laird.
Roy H. Elliott. of the Buckley Wells
organization. spent several days in
Eureka this week attending to mat
tiers in connection with the develop
ment work under progress at the
Silver Common properties on Prospect
mountain.
Mrs. c. H. HUI and daughter,
Miss Pauline. have gone to Illipah,
White Pine County. for a visit with
the formers parents. Captain and
Mrs. William Norman. who are
there from Venice, California. for an
extended visit with their son. Clar-
ence Norman.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-08-16
THE MOvIn6 PICTURES

At the Eureka Theatre on Sunday
evening. August IL. The Silent
Witness" with Gertrude Mccoy as
the star. will be presented in six reels.
The story concerns the trial of a
young man whoimagines he has killed
a college-mate in defending the good
name of his mother. Brought to trial.
defendent faces the district attorney
not knowing that he is his own father.
but the lawyer being a man of high
ideals, feels that he is as much at
torney for the accused as for the
people. The conclusion is dramatic.
and the events leading up to it are
said to be replete with suspense and
interest.
On Wednesday evening. August 20,
the special photoplay. Peggy" with
Billie Burke as Peggy, will be pre-
sented. This is a comedy-drama in
eight reels, and the genes of the
play shift from fashionable New
York to bonny and romatic Scotland.
Charles Ray, William Desmond and
W. H. Thompson are the stars sup
porting Miss Burke.
Tie story carries an American girl
of vivacious spirits cross the ocean
to the door setting of the Scottish
highlands. She is pictured in the
land of heather and the thistle. where
she terrorizes the staid country High
land Scotch. She masquerades as a
boy. is pictured in fairy stories. is a
tantalizing sweetheart and both
pretty and bewitching. Peggy is
humorousthrough out and will please
both young and old.
Admission charges so and Is
cents.
On Friday evening. August %.
The Fringe of Society" will be pre-
sented in seven reels with Ruth Ro-
land and Milton Stills as the stars.
The story is laid in New York and
its environs. and the atmosphere is
society throughout. The main lobby
of the Biltmore Hotel. Peacock Alley
near the flower booth, and the beaut-
iful Italian Gardens are shown.
One reel of Ford Educational pic
lures will also be shown.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-08-16

The suit instituted by w. Graunke
against DR.. Thompson for $50. 600
damages. it being alleged that the
death of the formers wife was do to
neglect on the part of the defendant.
came to trial in the District Court
at Minden. Douglas County, Tuesday
morning. The suit is attracting more
than ordinary attention and the court
room is crowded with spectators, the
sessions being Largely attended. 1t
has been many years since a damage
suit of this nature has come to trial
in the courts Of the State.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-08-16
ARMY MOTOR CONVOY
MAKING SPLENDID PROGRESS
Meeting With Cordial Greetings and
Demonstrations While Making
Trans-continental Trip

The epoch making transcontinental
trip of two complete motor Transport
Corps companies of war strength.
consisting of So army trucks. which
started from Washington on July z.
is receiving an enthusiastic welcome
at all points along the Lincoln High
way which will be followed over al
most the entire journey. The trucks
are scheduled to arrive in San Fran
cisco September /. Daily reports
are being sent in to the War Depart
ment of theindividual performanceo of
each vehicle, and also engineering
reports relative to the condition of
the highway.
According to Brigadier General
Charles P. Drake, chief of the Motor
Transport Corps. the purposes of the
long trip will be fourfold: To pro-
vide service and performance tests
of various types of army motor
equipment. To collect data to be
used in connection with the technical
training of the personnel of the M.
T. c., and to provide an opportunity
for extensive study in terrain obser-
walton. To demonstrate the practi-
cability of long distance commercial
motor truck transportation and to
point out the necessity of govern
mental appropriations to assist in the
continuous improvement of all
through connecting routes in the
United States.
H. c. Ostermann, Vice-President
and Field Secretary of the Lincoln
Highway Association. is the official
pilot and he is travelling slightly in
advance to adjust conditions in gen.
eral.
The Motor Convoy is reported
to be making splendid progress
through the Western States and is
scheduled to arrive in Eureka on
August 20.
One of the essential points of the
War Departments program is to
carry on the entire trip under war
conditioned far as maintaining strict
ly to the schedule laid down, keeping
the entire convoy compactIy together
and self-sustaining in every way.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-08-16
Sale Of Army Food

The price lists of army food sup
plies which are to be sold direct to
the public through the post Offices
will be sent to the postmasters
throughout the country at once and
will be available for consumers on
August IS. according to announce
ment from the post Office and army
authorities.
Under the departments price list
the consumer will be able to buy ba-
con for rs cents a pound, baked
beans for five cents a pound. flour at
Sc a hundred pounds and other CON-
modities at correspondingly low
prices.
The announcement that the parcel
post weight limit had been increased
to $50 pounds. is taken by officials to
indicate that the food is to be shipped
by parcels post to each consumer
from the nearest supply point.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-08-16
WATER NOTICE

Notice of Application for Permission 70 Ap-
propriate the Public Waters Of the
State of Nevada
Application No. 5541.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 10th day
OF June, 1919. in accordance with Section
os, Chapter 40, Of the Statutes Of 1918
the Nevada Hydraulic Gold Mining Company,
2 corporation. OF Salt Lake City, County Of
Salt Lake, and State of Utah. made applics'
ton to the State Engineer Of Nevada for per.
mission to appropriate the public waters o.
the State Of Nevada. Such appropriation -
to be made from Simon Greek, Flood and IN,
appropriated waters. ct Q point In the NWt
OF NWt. Sec. 10. T. IS ~. r. so E.. NJ: ID. d;
q NJ, by means OF . dam. and reservoir. ana
100 acre feet or 80 cubic feet per second y. 20
be conveyed TO Nw3NW4, Sec. 10. T: 80 NJ
K. 81 t.. M. ID. & NJ, by means Of pipes.
bitches, and fumes. and there used for minins
milling. and domestic purposes. Water to Dc
returned to stream in the Nw3 Of NWf, Sec
IL: 1. 30 N. r. 81 T., M. d. B. q M.
Signed: j.. @. SCRUGHAM.
State Engineer.
Date OF frst publication Aug. 16. 1918.
Date OF last publication Sept. lal,lsls.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-08-16
Notes Of Former EurekanS

Miss Dorothy Gilcrest, of Eureka
County's corps of High School teach
ers. will spend the remainder of her
Summer vacation at La Jolla. Los
Angeles County. California.
George l.. Kaeding, now a res ident
of Battle Mountain, is the engineer
in charge of the construction of a
new mill now being built at Roches-
ter, Nevada.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-08-16
Notice for Publication
O3702
Elko Nevada, Land Office
, EnraEa NAuaIa AuuuaA Gfl

NNc'nos ohfd IN
Eureka, Nevada. August 9th, 1918.
Notice Is hereby given that Jorgen p.
Jacobsen, OF Eureka. County Of Eureka. State
Of Nevada, has fled in this Office his applics-
tion to enter-select-locAte under the pro
vision Of Section 2306, Revised Statutes Of the
United States, granting additional lands TO
soldiers and sailors who served In the Army
and Navy OF the United States during the wss
Wig:
The North half Of the Northwest quarter OF
Section Y, Township "a North. Range d
East, NJ. ID. b. 4 NJ.
Any and all persons claiming adversely TIE
Lands described. or desiring to object, because
OF the mineral character Of the land, or any
other reason. TO the disposal TO applicants
should hls their afidavits Of protests in this
ONCE, on or before the 10th day of September
1919.
JOHN 4. ROBBINS, Register.
First publication August 16, 1919.
Last publication September Is, 1919.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-08-16

that dealers are forced to buv w.
they can and pay what IL asked =
this. AZ In the case Of other food pro1
ucts. the accused say the governms,.
is partly to blame for shipping v,-s
supplies to Europe and thus crrsts,.
n domestic shortage. The concer,ss
attacks by federal and local authort
ties caused immediate and sharu 4.
clInes In the wholesale prices OF man,
foods, but there was little eyiden..
that the consumer was prohting by "A.
declines, which seemed to put some :,
the n u on the retailers.
After Bella Kun and his Communists
government of Hungary quit and mad.
way for the Socialists things move
rapidly in Budapest. The Roumanis,
army. which had routed the Hungari..
Red troops. advanced to the CITY ana
occupied II. and Roumania issued !.
ultimatum to Hungary which was NOT
~countenanced by the allied peace com
ell. Therefore French and American
troops were sent to Budapest and A.
sumed control and the Roumanisps
were told they must get out. Next the
socialist government was overthrow
and its members arrested and Arch
duke Joseph assumed power with The
title Of governor of the state. He WA
supported by the entente mission IN
the city and announced he would form
q coalition cabinet with STEPHEN
Friedrich as premier.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-08-16
DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed in the Office of the Recorder
OF Eureka County Up to
August 16, 1919

Notice of Location of the July
mine situate in Eureka mining dis
trict by Ted McNaughton. Record
ed July 81.
Daniel Morrison and Martha Nor
rison to Eureka-Cr oesus Mining Com
pany-Deed to Lots / and 2 in Block
Number %; also Lot No. 2 in Block
ID of the official map of the town OF
Eureka, known as the Brown Hote|
property. Consideration $4,000.
Recorded August 2. 1919.
Peter G. Paulsen to Mrs. R. G.
Sperlich-Deed to an undivided two
thirds interest in the Sunset No. LIZ.
8, a and 5 mines in Lynn mining dis
trict. Consideration $500. Record
ed August 2, 1919.
John Zunino and Antoine Zunino to
A. c. Florio and Theo. Bidart-Deed
to certain lots situate in Goodwin
Canyon, together with Improvements;
also that certain well, cabin and cor.
raj situate in Spring valley. Consid.
Grafton $1,000. Recorded August a,
1919.
Nick Ratio to Eureka-Holly Min.
ing Company-Deed to the Julia,
Dawn. Daybreak Fraction, Sunrise
Morning, Evening and the Afternoon
Fraction lode mining claims situate
in Eureka mining district. together
with all improvements situate there
on. Consideration $1,000 Record
ed August z, 1919.
Permilai M. Fletcher and Gran.
vile A. Fletcher to Eureka-C roesu:
Mining Company-Deed to Lots IL,
IL. 13, IA and the South 5 feet of Lot
10. all in Block SO of the official mar
of the town of Eureka, together with
improvements. known as the Fetch
er Livery Stable. Consideration $40
Recorded August 8. 1919.
r. Mechanics County Treasurer tc
Ben Repetto-Tax Deed to the Belle
of the West mine situate in Eureks
mining district. Considerable \
$10.93. Recorded August 8, 1919.
Ben Repetto to Philip Paroni-
Deed to above describe mine. Con
sideration $1,000. Recorded August
8. 1919.
Location certificates of the Laura
G. Emma S. Caroline j. Josephine E,
Julia D, Doll, Edwin H. and Charles
the second mines situate in Lynn
mining district. Recorded August a
Amended Location certificates
Great Divide. Holt. Coop Nos. /. z
3, a and S mines in Lynn mining dis.
trict. Eureka County. Recorded
August a.
Certificates of Location of the
Homestake Nos. l, 2 and 8 mines ir
Lynn mining district by A. w
Pierson and others. Recorded Au'
gust 8.
Notice of Location of the Blue
Bell mine in Cortez mining district
by Minnie j. Hough. Recorded Au
gust 9.
Honorable discharge from u. S
Army-Harry M. Thatcher and VIM
j. Stein. Recorded August 8.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-08-16

Harry T. Hobson. superintendent
OF the Marine Divide. was killed by
falling from the top of a 3O-foot head
frame to the bottom of the 52-foot
shaft last week. Hobson lost his
balance when he kicked a timber
from the frame.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-08-16

With nearly 1000 signatures, men
and women from all parts of the
State. the petition demanding that
the question of Nevada's ratification
or rejection of the National prohi-
bition amendment be submitted to a
referendum vote at the next election
is ready to be filed with Secretary Of
State Brodigan.
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NEW TO-DAY
DE NTI8T

DIR. Mabel X. Young the well-known Dent.
list Is again in Eureka prepared to do all kind
II dental work. Office on Spring street. ALI
work Guaranteed.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-08-16
Estray Notice

About August l. 1919. q light gray
saddle horse weighing about eleven
hundred pounds and branded spearhead
on left shoulder and horseshoe with
open side up over horseshoe with open
side down on right thigh; has large
wound on right jaw.
The owner al recover the animal by
paying pasturage and advertising costs.
J. r. ToGNONI.
Duckwater. Nevads.
Aug l6t5
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At Elko. Nevada, August 8. 1919, to the
wife OF Harry S~tratton Of Cherry Creek,
White Pine County. Nevada. q daughter.
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-08-16

The sugar situation is confusing
and statements are as conflicting as
nose relating to the packing Industry.
However the government believes the
sugar men also are ~proiteering and
tnree ofieials Of the Pittsburgh branch
OF a chicago concern were arrested.
IL IS asserted that scalpers have vast
quantities Of sugar stored away and