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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
ct Yinicminbe.

en- at BEN norIfe 2iteraturs eien.
fommeligite Sigterififfelier, gas.
liuno Slafion @inie, bebe, Tom oct
lii erinores, ben 30te Suli 1870. s
&c EFT og feunti Iar, iom MT er gaaet
iloen bans Ssb, bar bans 0apn fun.
oct Ell itebie faitere YlaoS / 0orges
t9iltorie. 90 ielp ON life ale bar
ct mere inogoaenoe &~ienoifab til
bans omrfattenbe Sorfatterlfab, iaa
CT oer bel neppe nogen, iom life
fIerloer ct eaer anbet al bans beoita
lprilfe 3igte. Sgiaa mango inte.
r~esiante gnfeltbeoer fra bans bepu.
Jeoe Sip er fremoeles / iriif Grin.
tring.
"Iftenp." brineer ct SiQebe al
Get SuS, i &riitiania, bpor Ginie
boeoe lit iioite Gar, og fortGaer Der.
I'M:
Sen 8aarb, iom giueoet frem.
filler, gogitaopeien SO, er ct al DC
cloite Suie i ben MI iaa IipIige @aoe,
ppfert / 30.aarene, al Spgnlelter
3ad)ariasien, JONI / 1869 bortlcieoe
SeiIigbeoen / 2oen @tage, 3 IpreI.
ier og &ieffen til @inje. Gen 90.
aarige Sigter blep / SUM- Woaneo
Iomme Iar gift % ifuloc M iom
lpgiit Wano for fsrite Gang flute
inO / egen 9efpemmeIiobeo. Senne
tlep = antagcli9 peb Sjplp al
6rlle,s meobragte MioIer = fom.
~fortobelt uoitpret.
"Selen"s iioite Iargane nofom
Der, ~itrepet ~iaagobtiom uoeluffenbe
a. Slnie perionlis og erpeoeret a.
0ri,en, og Der lepeoe Iigtcren / Sm.
gallJ meo nogle faa @enner, bporaf
NroprietGr Saafon Wuns poo llae.
rolo %iortrinspis bsr n9pneS. Set
ItllIoe ipnes, iom ON Sinie MI bap.
&c nogen @rl,nb iii at ie Ipiere pao
0remtioen % baabe, at bans famp.
tDlote Sortio MI piloe blipe afleit of
lpffeligere Sioer.
Den oespGrre, bisie eooe 0oae
enot brat. Otter bel ire 6ieroina.
oars Samliu bsoe Srit Sinic CSar.
ltlfeber). Otter bette tlnee Slaa
tlep Slnie ipg % maatte inbluaaeS
paa Tissboipitalet. San forloo Sos
Speebnlet efter ct fortere Spbol0
forat reiie til i'm Sen, 8aItor Oe,e.
re @iifop) Bang, iom bengana BAT
&apellan I 8ran paa Sabelanb. Sir
tenn Slnle ON apeloen ben 29be
Suli.
Den ~fel9enoe Morgen fanotes
Ian oso / Seugen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
WorOtT Stennc
for Dolfeoanic.

Oru SJpDellDQDn meOOeleS oUle
Sui: S Oct %noroiife Solfebunsiteu
ne, iom aabnes Der | 9pen imorsen
beltager ialt 700 9aniere fra Spe
r:ge, Noree og Sanmarf. Gen itsr
ne aontingent fommer fra Sperige
Sra Norge fommer 81 0elta9ere
Sereerne er repr9ienteret peo 81
Ganiere, og enOelig beltager el
HGfte omtife Soreninger.
ollie bisie Serrer % Gamer bill De:
Steunet fremisre De samle Solfe
banie / rationale 8oitpmer, mcr
besuoen bill Ger blipe aibolot e.
Songres, = bpor SopeOforbanolingS
ennet er ct Sori lag ON Sonnelie al
G.; 9entralforening for banlfe Sol
tcounie / Sililittning til De ppri5.
uorbiife Soreninger.
!SopeofeitIi9beoen bill blipe Steu
,iets b~sitioeligc Habning / SorGts'
Guiet, bportil aongebuiet, Winiitre
ne % aommuneitpret er inobitot
Ger pil blipe afbolOt en- H9ffe Sp-
risninger paa Stabion. aue roc
Celtagere fomnler marl6erenot
iamllet inO paa 9anen % gaar oenne
Sang runot. 9erefter begpnOer Sp'
ulsningen. Sra Norge fommer bl.
a. Ell Saain9bpl Iom ifal oanie SOL
lin9iolo.
Men oen itsrite EiltrGfning BIZ
Der iormooentlig Stepnets to Sp'
tog.
gaaoe intorgen og Wanoag mar
iferer Seltagerne igiennem gpen,
iisrt gamle rationale Sragter, og
Der bill / Sorbinoelie bermeo / 81
poli blipe afbolbt en- Set meo Saf.
telOans % nleget anoet iamt arran'
eeret ct 2pgtetog giennem &leben'
lapns @aber.
aisbenbapn Bite Suli. SOag be-
qpnote oct anbet noroiife SOLE.
bansitepne, iom bar begunitiget al
imuft Sommerpeir % ouerraifenoe
flor Snteresie hos Tublifllm. Wens
&c flelte oauife % iamtlige norlte
9eltagere bar aufommet aIlereOe
Ssrbag, anfom Speniferne ferlt /
u%ormioOag. 9e norife og oanlfe
Geltagcre par moot op / Solfeorag.
ter for at tage inoo De "a. 800 iuell.
lfe 9aniere, ipm fom BERTH meo
Saaocn, og Wtobtagelieu par meget
tjertelig. ga acknowledgements par
llbuerlet, gif iamtlige S%olfebaniere
/ Trocesiion element gpen til DC
Sfoler, lom pelpiuigit bar operlaot
rem unoer oeres Spolo Der / Spen
Set bar ct mpriomt pg ppntelig Sp.
tog, Sc ca. 800 Solfeoaniere prG.
itereOe, ga De afgif ira &riitians.
borg SlotspIaOs. Ssrit fom Sc
ieitlige Spenifer, iaa De msrfe, bsi,
tibelige NorOmpno, iaa 6%Grsingcr.
lie % oerpaa De mlintre banIfe Gan.
iore. Mootagelien / SbrGtsblletS
Seitial bapbc idmlet ct meget tort
4,l,blifum. - Gomiteens Sormanb,
2arl 8ooDin, boo pelfonrmell. Step.
net fommer iorboabentlig til at itpr.
fe BET f%ameratSIige Sorbplb mclem
Shortcuts llngbom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

fer i,ofleffet noset iaabant iom
1872 Mia. 6iifepngeI. 90 enbelig
Bar ban, iiberom be 81 Ipparater
ban perionlig fsrer Silipn meb, bp9.
Get 5 Mpporater meo EN- 2eperings
epne Of 734,00O Ongel. sIt | alt
bar De gnitalter, Sr. Stensaas bar
anlagt, Icperet 1885 go Onge!,
eaer altiaa temmeIis ner ID Drill
Toner.
Sette betpoer 10 en- eonife poIb.
iom 90 meget p9roifuIo Sorsgelie al
Sanoets Serifoanos- SiifebeItanb, =
og oirefte euer inoirefte en- goo Sor.
pgelIe al Rationalformuen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
TBSsfalb.

Sars Guanoabl, ON bpi5 Seb al.
lcrebe er berettet, bIep begrapet pee
SprtnJpater Strife Den t5oe gu,
quit. Gaitor 8. @lesue forrettebe
gfbsbc bar feot / Horge ben lite
gtopember 1889 og fom til Imeri.
ia / 1878. San boIatte Jig paa
Sorm / Canoe Sopnibip Der / Goul.
fret % boeoe Der inbtil for fort Eio
iioen, 90 ban flpttebe til lin SON
Sobn. San bIeo gift / Horge, %
&onen osoe for % aar iioeu. Sem
Gsnner og en- 9atter operleper 6or.
Glorene, nemlig Sobn, Wrs. Wtar.
tin 9uOabl, Ole, Slllius, 2uopig %
Cbparo. Ger err t9 @arnebarn og
TO garnebarnS 8arn.
Miis sIma Stcgen, 9atter al
Mr. og Mrs. 8. 90. Stegen / Sranf.
tile SoDnibip, Osoe Nanbag Otter.
miooag efter lpngere 5ibS Sp9oom.
Sum bar feot cen 23oe December
1900 / Caledonia, Ninu. gegra.
relien foresif Sns0og ira Siemmet
og 8aibington @rnirie airfc. So
itor Eaul &oren forrcttc0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
Worifc I Senpcr, solo.

Faitor S, SiortaaS, 1864 Wta.
tlon Street, 9enper, Colorado, bar
loot os benitiuc til De Of glabets
Seiere, iom bar SIestninser os
alerote, Der Dor | Genper, at Ienhe
Gam oisIes goresie, iaa han fan
lGtte Jig / 6orbinoeIie mco Dem.
Naltor Siortaas a~rbeioer for Chen
t.anot Spge pg iliee, iom Itaar
i'oenIor f%irfelig Sorbinoelic / nrpn.
ie @n iom gp. og SoipitaIs. Ofisiio.
rpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

"StapangerfiorS" afeif fra Ien
Gorf 6reoag Den 19oe Ss., oa berea.
mes anfonnne til Noree 2SSe. "ger.
gCnsfloro" ai9if ira Bergen 9sroaa
2Ooe os. Zen mebbar ca. $50 GaS.
logerer % bcresneS anfomme iii
Weip yorf ben 296c. "geraens.
roro" aigaar iGicn ira Hem gorf
zoe sept. Ggcuriioaen fra Noro.
te'ten alrei'er ira minneapolis ben
5te ON Iftenen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
Knoffeoe Palien.

On pberit merfeIis lllpffe inotrai
forrige use / Omaha, Hebraifu, ibet
III % glar gammel Wanb, falot meo
Get iamnle, ban ifuIoe itige no a;
9aoefarret og fn9ffebe Salien.
Sam lepebe bare nogle faa Winuter
eiter lllpffen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
Npoaf Vintjbtnas. :
Ept9beoS9rDn % 9ettemelf

" Com en- inno, bebaselis os biais Drift
er "Rannas2I" os "S9ttemelf" uben EpipL
bebit for aIminO.iis srus. gi lenber euig.
bebssrpu euer Starter for 9attemelt nteO
grussanuiSnins portofrit for SOC. Oftelebe
Wennet), SOC; Oitefdrpe, SOC; Smerfdrus,
soc. Gotato Company, Deer Part, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
Gnsbploerjfe gnNes al en- mios

20 belalorenbe, 9obt ubieeube GntemanS.
@ue Sern borne os / sobe QipsitiuIrstr.
@ier eseu Sorretnin9, Sutitbpsuiu9 %iaaueis
iom eset lint SeboelisSbus liant ell nposIIg
Sommerboli9. Gen iom enifer bsrne |laoS
ma bupe ct tGttelist lloissnbe, ueult9 %
bpsgelis / Om9ans. San sierue pGre en-
eGrerinbe eller Sontorbame maa fInnt
lane ct gobt Maaltib Mab. @Ieeren mel
lem 80 og 40 ioretr9ffes. Suu nuu BELT
pGre Gi9e, men fan osiaa pore Gnfe rost
Ssrn. aue Sorreiponbauier ifrepne paa nOr't
ioretrGffes. Sobn ganssber9, Va Grosls
g8isconiiu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

Get bar lpuge p9ret en- ielt Sopr
blanbt Itlanterbapsfarere UNDER Hei.
len life at bli unberrettet ON Ser.
Gems pigtigite 9egipenbeoer. 6or
at afbielpe cette bar Sen Gorif.
slmerifalinie MI taget oct isrIte
Sfribt benimob en- Ipis / Oct norita
Sprog. Genne ltosaoe bill ubfom.
me ontborb paa bens Sfibe "9er.
eenfioro" og "Stapangeriiorb", iom
e;ennem fine foriterfcoe truaoIeie
Snitaautioner er iItanb til at peoIi.
Qeboloe Sorbinoclien meb &unoc.
manOen pr. 9ergen, unber belle &ei.
len.
Seniigten er at intsbefomme ct
%naturlig 2nife hos Tasiagererne,
bpilfet Zen Norife Imerifalinjt
iGrlig beitrGber fig for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

Suffertpi-9 nifes eete ~ioenife
- "Y%oltasriiar" at afturat famine SIdg5
Tom man ut | Sperise, iaa isno ino S1.0O
for en- tospunbs sGife til 80. q. NeIin,
Dept. 80, Rodiorb, sd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26
SiIjaIaS euer 8ptte. 800 Icres,

- fire Dill ira Standardization. i 3iebaa
Gonntp, So. Dat, belpis ubitpret meb 'Neite
og Waitiueri, me9et lette 8ilfaar, euer pl
operpeie 8ptnins. ubmsrfet 9lnlebnin9.
SSameS .. Siuium, Sor 1875, oapti, q. 0uf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

fred
Zen irife gid
bet cngaf
@Ae Surb
{ nlpffen.
! SiGlpen {
!! ger mprbt
timer.
Wpt Il
Gen irf
Gpar pan 81
&ule Silbuo
"Traiioeiu"
hapbe iparet
itet, % oct
iluttet enitem
Stis1t 9l
~Senbelier til
hppoet, of
Gnslunbs iib
bebe De irife
Wdlltltercbef
bpbealt meb
De liot I Sd
non. 0e m
fneb, iaa bi
cnbnu en- Gt
Get par la
Ret til at I'd
ionl Boo Gin
lilente, at 81
til De brittle
pigtie en- &c
og bppoebe {
en- heuig Ret
ielpit9nbige
Slog5 Snof
gfterat Del
get / 2onboi
/ ct ertrao
b~porefter CIR
tereoe for 90
San gient
ban / fit Il
pberite 8rpI
fam bpbe SRI
ior1e De itrib
erfl9reoe, at
lllna tilfreoSt
Government
6e beaer iff
Soif til at Il
bproig / Dor
ooa 1~logetior
iagbe bait.
Ianb ifulbe +
iuperGn 90
Sorbinbelie
roger Sopal
llerne blano
Sc fremIat I
tc Rntipnali
itorie fra 81
&cbn,pnb nj
itono ira:
giort Bet Fl
min Santtal
ienere Sfrir
te ~nogeniotn
SrlonbS 81
Ming al Dor
o. lopalt q
Gonlmonlped
SilIllt CT
biuig til at
Sio iorn trc
me al Srch
life on at 81
nlco bare q
rcr Jig rcbe
lcru o. ban
9lopb d
Sale / Barr
lutfenbe on
lrllocritrege
lanb alorta
lambs fe1nn
brittle &ia
bill lebe til
tie arig 10
UuUI.
"0tanac
let, men gi
Dom oa all
bar iaat:
bli @errer
bere Srerc
ne ooerborS
er inaen q
tton fan lc
Sao!"
Saainnr
o%ntontn,et
Gtreailn I'd
| Ssroags
Weblenllne
d
tt8t r,Gfm
Set belle +
George og
SaiI 81
Sinn Sci,
at bripe
lneb BEN
bIep itrar
r1eo oct Fl
Sonoon.
Otter n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

Valdez College offers courses for
rural graduates. They are prepared
to take the combined, commercial,
shorthand, and the teachers course.
More than 5000 rural pupils have been
trained at Valdez College, DEBORAH,
Iowa. They have made good, and
they are to be found in many states.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

Gn fiGrfpmmcn Cane er "Secordbs8p Soften"
fenot iii Sdr og Wior / oct eamIe 9uno. $3.50
pr, Var til De ffanoinacifIe 9anbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-26

NeOiatte Sarier e. sa:ss,sH'n . sss !:
efeeer. SsrtriuTie Detitnins I'll neo'afte Sr!t.
The Boyd Transfer Co.. nfnnsapolls hnA
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-29
GRAND JURY CRITICIsEs

Serious criticism Of the construc-
ton of the new courthouse is the out
standing feature Of the report of the
Humboldt County grand jury, which
was presented to Judge Callahan.
The complete report was signed by
s. G. Lamb. foreman, and G.. G.
Moore. secretary. and the committee
reports by the various members. The
report is quite lengthy, the greater
part being devoted to the findings of
the committee on the new courthouse.
In condensed form, the report of this
committee says 1t finds many seeming
fragrant violations Of contract by the
different contractors. The roof is
anything but what might be expected
and is leaky. 1t is recommended
that the commissioners insist that the
contractor live up to the terms of his
contract and withhold any moneys
due him until the courthouse roof IL
repaired to the satisfaction of the
board.-Humboldt Star.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-29
AMARGOsA VALLEY
TO BE SURVEYED

Tonopah, Jan. 27.-A party Of FIVE
United States surveyors has arrived
in the southern end of Nye County.
where they have begun setting corner
monuments and mapping out the
Amargosa Valley on which applica-
tions for $4,000 acres have been
pending since last March. The par
ty bought a carload of supplies at
Beatty and sent it to Iceland, a sta
ton in the heart of the valley where
the underflow has been demonstrated
to be practically inexhaustible.
The men are accompanied by five
pack and saddle animals and it is be-
lieved that the next few months will
be taken up establishing n so
that early settlement of the region
under the Pittman desert land act
will not be delayed much longer. Cap
italists from Escondido have been
waiting nearly a veal for action by
the land department.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-29
SHOT In

Wayne Dean, the young man who
was accidentally shot in the shoulder
last Tuesday at the Hunter ranch,
was brought to Ely and taken to the
county hospital. An x-ray examina-
ton was made by the surgeons this
morning and the bullet located near
the spinal column. which was the
cause of paralysis of part of the body.
The wounded man was brought in by
w. C. Bradley who made the trip to
the Hunter ranch with a team and
sleigh. During the trip to Ely, Mr..
Bradley. by constant use of camphor
applied to the nose and mouth Of the
wounded man. managed to keep him
conscious during the long cold drive
through a heavy snow storm.-Ely
Daily Times.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-29
TOPICS IN BRIEF

II people will have wars they must
learn to love taxes.-Chicago Daily
News.
What expensive material is candy
made of now. since sugar is cheap?
Toledo Blade.
Speaking of immigration, Europe
made its own bed and now wants to
sleep In America's.-Chicago Daily
News.
The first tax move Congress should
make is to insure that there will
be incomes to tax.-Indianapolis Star.
In a class election at Harvard, 915
seniors cast 965 ballots. So much
for the advantage OF a higher educa-
tion.-Roanoke Times.
There is said to be enough coal in
the United States to last six thousand
years, but the price would not indi-
cate it.-Canton News.
The Iowa man who laughed until
he was obliged to call a doctor had
likely just glanced over the full list
of best minds summoned into con-
ference at Marion.-Sioux City Tri-
bune.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-29
A Q
USED FOR FUEL

William Kennett. clerk of the State
Supreme Court, in collaboration With
DIT. Krebs of Carson City, has pat
ented a shale briquet which Is avail
able for fuel purposes. The shale is
broken into fine powder and then
bound together with resin and heavy
oil. The briquet thus resulting makes
a fne fuel. according to those who
have tested 1t.
The patent was issued three years
ago and Kennett and his associates
hope to erect a plant at Elko for the
manufacture Of the briquets. 1t is
estimated that the cost Of building
such a plant would be in the neigh
borhood of $780, 600. 1t is thought
that because of the lack of coal mines
in California and Nevada the product
would meet with immediate popu-
larity In these two States. even
though the supply did not receive a
heavy demand at other places in the
United States.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-29
GASOLINE AUS
FIRE AT CARLIN

Elko, Jan. 25.-Further reports
concerning the fire at Carlfn which
threatened to destroy the railroad
town yesterday morning was received
here to-day. The fire started from
an explosion in the coffee urn Of the
Falstaff cafe. and the fault for the ex-
plosion Is attributed to a waiter who
tried to fill the urn with gasoline.
The final damage result shows the
complete destruction Of the Falstaff
cafe, which was covered by insurance
in the full amount OF value placed
upon the premises, which was $1,000.
The Bud saloon was also wiped out.
Most of the saloon fixtures were
saved. No insurance was carried on
the saloon. Seven or eight rooms In
the Overland hotel. a two story brick
building. were practically destroyed.
but most of the hotels loss was
caused through water damage.
The construction OF the Overland
hotel. which was entirely Of brick.
was doubtless responsible for saving
of the business section. During the
first hour Of the fire 1t was believed
that the entire business section would
fall before the flames. with no chance
whatever existing to save 1t.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-29
NOTICE TO PEDDLERS
AND MEAT DEALERS

1t is unlawful for any keeper of
any slaughter house, or person en-
gagged in slaughtering cattle for sale,
to purchase any cattle for slaughter,
or any slaughtered bovine animal,
without having exhibited to him the
hide Of such animal. and thereupon
entering in his book the brand and
marks. the name ofsthe person from
whom purchased, and the date
ANY person who peddles meat of
any bovine animal. who is not the
keeper of a meat market. must have
In his possession the hide of such an
imal and exhibit 1t upon request.
A violation OF the above law sub
jeets the offender to a fine of from
$50 to $500. or imprisonment for $50
days.
M. MAHONEY,
Sheriff Of Eureka County, Nevada.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-29
INTERESTING FACTS
REGARDING DYNAMITE
Force Of Explosion Is In An Direc-
lions and Not Merely Downward,
As Seems Generally Believed

There is q general belief that dy-
Mantle exerts its force downward,
and in proof Of this the average man
will point to the fact that dynamite
exploded on the ground will g a a
hole in it. This is true enough. but
IL a slab Of stone. say three feet
square, was raised Just over the
charge, 1t would be shattered to bits,
just as 1t would II the charge were on
top Of 1t.
The only explanation lies in the
fact that on a stone slab there rests
a weight of nearly nine tons of air.
Air, IL moved slowly. does not offer
much resistance; but when an at
tempt Is made to move 1t swiftly,
such as by exploding dynamite, its
resistance becomes enormous and 1t
is as IL the dynamite was trying to
pillow through sand. Therefore, the
resistance Of the ground beneath the
explosion is about the same al that
of the air, with the difference that
the hole made In the air is instantly
filled up again. and the hole In the
earth remains to puzzle us. When
dynamite explodes 1t merely means
that gases liberated expand so swift
ly that whatever is in the way is
pushed out.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-29
HIGH VALUE OF
AN AMERICAN DOLLAR

Current trade balances in favor Of
the United States have increased the
value of the American dollar to unus-
ual proportions. but in no country
more than in Russia. In discussing
conditions in his home. a Russian,
now an official of a New York bank,
mentioned that he regularly sent his
brother, living in Sebastopol, an
American dollar a month. Knowing
the comparatively Insignificant pur-
chasing power Of a dollar in America
nowadays. a listener asked him II it
was a joke.
"A joke? Certainly not" he re-
piled. ION that dollar my brother
can buy $4,000 paper rubles and live
in comparative luxury for the rest of
the month."-Wall Street Journal.
Sentinel" So rer year in advance.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-29
Of NEVADA
HAS LOTS OF MONEY

Ed Malley, State Treasurer, has
rendered his annual report to the
Governor and the same has been
printed and distributed. While the
report is a mass Of figures and dol
lar marks, such as is expected from a
treasurer, some items Of interest APP
pear.
The report shows that the conclu-
sion of business December 81, 1920,
that s4~,339,451.59 had been collect
ed. To this sum ss~14.73s.s2, as a
balance of January /. 1920, is added.
which brings a total ofs5,154,1SS.41.
During the year 1920, $4,22S,243.-
rs was expended, according to the
Controllers warrants, leaving cash
on hand to the amount of $925,945.-
Is.
OF the sources Of evenue In the
capitol, the Secretary Of State heads
the list, as the Office through auto IL
censes and Incorporation fees handed
the treasurer the sum of $16S,103.93.
The State Land Office ranks next with
fees to the amount Of $73,225.93,
and the State Controller, through in
surance licenses, turned in s19,2S2.-
So.
The Racing Commission did pretty
well in its help to pay running ex-
penses, as the sum received by the
treasurer amounts to $20,055.18. Ma
tional forests receipts were received
In the sum of $2S,709.74.
While there is a lot of kicking re-
garding road building and funds, it
is we'll to state that the treasurer re-
ceived the sum Of $515,700.44 from
the Federal aid porportionment,
while the counties in Nevada gave up
s42s.7os.74.
Federal aid to vocational training
turned in the sum of s12.447.42. The
small sum of $334.s6 from escheated
estates is reported.
When the expenditure of $1,687,-
741.35 of the highways moneys and
s642,SS1.32 for general State funds,
together with looking after the per-
manent sinking funds for bonds and
schools and other matters. the bal
ance of s~925.946.15, hardly bears
out the prediction of some of its citi-
lens thatsNevada is fast approaching
the brink of bankruptcy.-Carson
News.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-29
BLUE LAWS FOR w0RKMEN

In 134S a laborer In England un-
der the age Of so years was compelled
to work in the field at whatever the
current wage happened to be, on
pain Of Imprisonment. This law.
which is something similar to some of
our State statutes enacted to discour-
age idelness. was passed at the time
the Black Death was ravaging the
greater part Of Europe. Thousands of
persons died from the scourge. The
resultant mortality was 30 large that
q scarcity of farm labor followed.
Those who ere 90 fortunate as to
escape the ravages Of this disease,
taking advantage Of the situation. be-
gan to charge for their hire whatever
the market could bear during the
crisis.
Conditions were going from bad to
worse when the King issued a proc
lamation. later embodied in the fam
Gus Statute Of Labourers." which.
provided that persons under so might
refuse to work on q farm at the wage
current in 1s47. unless they lived by
merchandise engaged in q mechani-
cal craft. possessed private means or
occupied land"
Persons quitting their jobs before
the time agreed upon were thrown
into prison. The law applied also to
saddlers. tanners. farriers. shoemak-
ers. tailors. smiths, carpenters. ma
sons and carriers.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-01-29
SOLDIERS RECEIVING
VOCATIONAL TRAM,s.

Twenty-three disabled sold,..
receiving vocational ~trainin,
University Of Nevada, the la,s.,
ords showing that the former -
men received the highest scho,.-s
average among the students sn,.r4.
in that institution.
There are 40 disabled men 4,
vada who r receiving traipin, =,
education. at the expense Of ths O.
eminent. the total amount expe,s.,
being approximately $50, 900 w..
Each disabled man receives an !,
lowance Of 500 a month vhns !.
tending the University, this sum \.
ing for his personal expenses a.,
does not include tuition, etc.-Rs,
Journal.