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VOLUME VII. LAS VKfrAS, CLARK COUNTY, NEVADA, SATURDAY, FEBKUARY 25, 1<>|| NUMBER 9 BRILLIANT EVENT BASEBALL GAME GOVERNOR TALKS SAD ACCIDENT TERRIBLY HURT LAND PRODUCTS Animal Ball of 0. R.C. Proves Between Railroad and Yegas Advocates Measures of Import- Son of H. J, Jarman Has Hand A. H. Norris Assessor Of Lin- Clark County Should Event of the Season Teams Results In a Tie ance to Clark County Mangled coin County, Losses Arm Spendid Exhibit The third annual ball of the Onto of Tin- moat iatereetinf* gatasj of Imse Last Sunday evening, Governor Oddie I While playing with powder and caps A friirhtfui (ate overtook County As-! The Lain! and Piodoetl Exposition to Railway Conductora more than maile liall payed oa tin- local diamond this delivered a lecture on "The Governor'a j near his home in Qoodftpfiags, Wi dnes- leaenr A. H. Morris bul Sunday after-1 be held at Loa Angelas March 18 to good its promises of brilliance. In tho year mi nn Waahingtoa'a birthday be- View" in the Baptist church of Reno, ! day afternoon, Harold Jarman, 14 year noon. Ill company with a companion April L', affords Clark county g plendid bower of beauty formed by the decora- tweefl tbe Las Vefjn and Salt Lake beintf the first of a series on civic prog-' old son of H. J. Jarman had his right he left Caliente mid walked south on the opportunity to attract public attention tiona of flags and streamers, ptoced simp teame. gress to be delivered by the brainy men j hand badly injured by the explosion of railroad track bound tot some of the to her agricultural resources. The Salt here and there by the red and green It wai ., -I, i„,tii croon nine which ex- of the country during the next few a cap. oooatraetion camps along the high Lake railroad company, has contracted gleam of switchlights, to tlie strains <>f tended into the twelfth leeaiOB ending months. S. E. Yount assisted Mrs. Jarman in line, while croaeing a bisfh treatle lor 1(MH) square feet of space in the ex entrancing music the youth and beauty wiih the - re6 to B in favor of the Contrary to the usual custom of bringing the injured lad to Vegaa, tbe the travellers were overtaken by position building and will spend several and strength of Las Vegas, with many simp tea in. speakers on similar subjects, the Gover the father being away from home. Dr. • freight train. In an effort to save hundred dollar** in making the same at- guests from other places, "tripped the The features of the triune were the nor did not indulge in a rehash of plati Roy W. Martin amputated the lir.-t themaelvet from injury, both men laid tractive. Tbe company, through Doug- light, fantastic" until the small boon aplendid battery work ran both sides tudes and generalities, but plunged into finger of tlie right hand and dressed tin- Mat on the ties, getting the train paM rVhite, industrial agent, has offered following the night of "Washington's and the heavy hitting of Bean of the the heart of things in a manner intense severe lacerations of the remaining over them. Norris, in his excitement, our chamber of commerce a liberal Birthday." The preparations were com shop team and Bone)* and Black of the ly interesting to Clark county. portions of the lad's hand. It is hoped in son.•• manner throat hia arm across annum' of this ipace and will transport plete in every detail. Promptly at 9:00 Salt Lake least, "It is my firm conviction that the that the young man will not lose the the rail with tbe remit that the wheels ;in ezhibta free of charge. The cost of the Grand March was begun, Mr. and What ia expected to be another in greatest work this^state can undertake, use of his hand to any great extent. caught and amputated it al the elbow, installing our exhibits free of charge. Mra. T. P. Cullen leading. The floor teresting game will be played next Sun. lies along the lines of its agricultural Bleeding terribly and each moment The coat of inetalling oar exhibit will be waa crowded for every dance. At day at " p. m. by the same team. development," said the Governor. He growing weaker, the injured man was about fill, which the Chamber of Coni- eleven o'clock an elaborate lancbeon The batteries will be Mains and then made a convincing plea for legisla- i Opening Day obliged to suffer for several hoars, be merer will he asked to contribute. waa served by the ladies, the tables be Bearei t<>r tbe simp learn and Oswold, tion along the lines of the bill provid- The dry goods department of the fore receiving medical treatment. !!<• This it A (lark county exhibit and all ing attractively arranged on the stage. Einerick end Bellin to the town teams. ing for a "Nevada Bureau of Industry,, Thomas Department Store presented was finally taken to Caliente on No. 1 sectioi s of the county are asked to pre- The affair waa a success financially as Much credit is to be extended to the Agriculture and Irrigation," which aa i quite a festive appearance on Thursday ami on Monday was removed to 9al1 pare samples of their choicest products well ae socially. Among the guests umpire and inananers of both teams for the major part of its duties will have j afternoon when the management was at Lake City, His condition a said to be for the Exposition. The benefit to the from other cities were Mr. and Mrs. T. the dean exhibition on Washington's charge of the work required under the home at their regular "Spring Open- critical agricultural interests of Clark county P. Cullen and Mrs. Myers of Los An birthdu . Carey act. ing." The latest novilties in Spring Mr. Norria bag many Eria nds and ac through making a display such as our gelea, Miss Potts of Caliente, Mrs. C. A. The passage of the governor's meas- \ dress troids, laces, embroideries, hats quaintances "dii this section who are products will supply at this time of the WatBon of Kelso, Mrs. Baldwin, of Los ure will be of the utmost benefit to! etc., were on display in a most bewild- shocked and grieved at bis misfortune year will be immense. There will be Angelea and others. Branching Ont Clark county and the Las Vegas valley ! ering array of beauty. The gracious and who hope for his speedy recovery. probably 40,000 strangers seeking new A. Hoffman A Co., have added the in particular. No section of the state I clerks were untiring in their efforts to investments or locations brought into Store to Move agency of the Siiuer Sewing Machine has such vast possibilities of develop- ] please the guests. The store was Southern California by the railroads on company I > their """rowing business. ment agriculturally as Clark county, ; crowded with a lively chattering mob BUILDING NOTES on account of the colonist rates. The The harberdashery department of Tht-y will have samples of machines on and Governor Oddie's efforts to secure j of femininity and the affair was quite | Chamber of Commerce should do its Hawkins' Big Store, under the mtUMge- tbe floor ai ail times and will als< keep legislation favorable to our interests ia thi nature of a social event. De The plate glass front of the Mesquete utmost to aid in making this display a ment of A. Bailey Johnson, will move on hand a lull line of extras. should receive the enthusiastic support light!' il music was rendered during the block is being placed in position this eretit to the county. of the Clark county delegation and the afternoon and each guest received car to handsome new quarters in the new week by contractor Kenneth Moore. It The management of the Exposition people. nations and ferns. Mesquite Block about March 1st. The is very attractive in appearance, will designate a certain day as "Nevada new store will be handsomely fitted and New Offices A. X. Pauff is planning to build a day" at the big siiow and on that date will be opened with an entirely new handsome home on the property corner the Salt Lake mute will give away to The operating and mechanical depart Why is An Assemblyman? Real Estate and fresh stock of furnishing goods. of Seventh and Fremont rtreata recent one of those attending a valuable lot Jin ments of tbe Las Vegas and Tonopah Why is an Assemblyman? We know M.M.Riley has sold 20 lots in the ly purchased by him. the Clark's Lai Vegas Townsite. A railroad .ail! occupy a suite of offices Pioneer Heights tract for the Fidelity ; why a hen crosses the road and when a The cement block walls of the Sulli vast amount of advertising descriptive on the Second door of the new Mesquite Trust Co. the past week. This property j Elk's Ball door is not a door but we do not know van building have been completed and if Lai Vegas and Clark county will block about March first. The nlfices "Why!" is an Assemblyman? We pre adjoins the White addition, ami is only ; The resident members of the B. P. 0. the roof is being put on. The structure so be distributed at the exposition. will be attractively fitted up and will sume an Assemblyman is a man who is three blocks east of the new school will be one story in height only. E. will give a ball at Majestic theater, afford ample accommodations for the elected by the people to come to Car house. The survey is now being com next Tuesday evening. Judging rom i office and dispatching force of the road. son City and squander the people's pleted and the lots marked so that pur- j The concrete walls of the Overland Beat Him j ^ past events carried out by the antlered The old quarters in the Salt Lake dej money in preventing an opposition chasers may locate their lots more annex are going up rapidly. Mr. Wis- readily. The lots are priced all the way ] nerexpects to have the lower Btory ready •'Indian Charlie" an Indiai. police order, this event \ i" be .a grand i.i - pot are given over to the dispatching p.irtv 'rom making g^od in the admin department of the Salt Lake road the istration. from $50 to $L'00, and are sold on easy loa'occupancy bj April Gret. man on the Moapa Indian reservation, cess. The Elks never do things in a increased force now employed here We presume the democrats who voted terms, $5.00 down and $5.00 per month. | P.J. Sullivan has prepared plans for was bully battered last week by two half hearted manner, and those present making it necessary to use that, addi for their representatives in the assem a thirty room apartment house to be other Indians who used clubs to do the will enjoy a delightful evening. tional room. erected on First or Second street for bly did so for them to go to the capital Lots in James II. I.add's addition i job. Dr. Roy \V. Martin was called to city and spend entire davs in asking for east of town have been going like hot Mrs. J. F. Gamble. Moapa and attended the injured man, the roll call on measures of no import- j cakes tlie past week. Up to date about Dr. W. 8. Park ia planning to erect a bringing him to hia hospital in this ance whatever. They elected them to fifty lots in the tract have been dis- home on the Kyle ranch property. In city. spend nearly three hundred dollars of I posed of, at prices from 160, for inside the meantime he ia keeping a force of •m 1 the people's money in so altering a • lots to $75, for corners, the terms of men busy clearing up additional land, Tiie assailants of the injured man se. measure whuh .v;;s o.dained as a safe sale being 10 per cent cash and the developing the springs and water were arrested and brought to this citv guard of the treasury so that its own balance in installments of ten per cent sources, fencing and cultivating. He where they are now in jail awaiting the father would not recognize it. They of the purchase pi ice each month. Mr. now has L'0 acre- of alfalfa and 10 acres action of the I'nited States court hav elected them to dilly dally and to kill Ladd is now constructing a concrete of corn in. ing jurisdiction of the case. r as much time as possible in an endeavor building near his reservoir which will Electric Light to compel a governor of the opposite he used as an amusement hah in con* political faith to call a special session. nection with the bathing facilities. Mr. In Your Homes and Places of Business If the democrats of the state elected Ladd announces that the sale will end IT IS CLEAN, CLEAR their representatives for these reasons, March 1st, enough property already BRIGHT, BEAUTIFUL then they have no kick coming as their having been sold to warrant the im Be up to Date representatives are surely making good. provements planned. When again of- Don't go back tothe Dark Ages If they would spend just one-quarter of iered for sale the price of lots will prob- the time in the legitimate passing of ably be increased 100 per cent. Have-- bills we would have one of the finest —. legislatures that the union could boast, \*s/. B. Wilson and Adam Kramer have Hawkins but as it is, it is a disgrace to the state. sold to H. M. Lillis through the agency The action of yesterday was such as to I 0f Peter Buol, lots 6 and 7 in block 14, brand the legislature as a number of being on the south side of Fremont A Telephone children attempting to play legislature street between the Age office and the The BIG" Store Put in your homo. Will COSl you only and the children should be trounced for drUK store of the Las Vegas Drug Co. $3 a month, ami will save that many making such a farce of it.—Carson j The price paid was $4,000. Judge Lillis KtMt. i expects to build a modern business times over. Don't impose on tlie cour block on the property in the near tesy of your neighbor who has one. It Elisabeth Willits has purchased lot in block 14 Buck's addition through the future. The improvements on the is not fair to her. agency of Peter Buol, for $150. property are of nominal value. Our Clothing Department Lawrence P. Miller has purchased Will occupy the new Mesquite , Consolidated Power & Telephone Company from Marv Todd, 25 acres in section 2, Philip Buck has sold to Samuel \V. block building adjoining our 21, 8. 61 E. for $20 pi r acre. The tract Cramer, lots 8 and 9 in block 13, Buck's Grocery Dept.,about March 1st lies southeast of the famous Crouse ubdivision, for $325. The sale was & NKW FIXTURES ranch in the assured artesian belt. Dade by Peter Buol. Mr. Craner is now NEW FURNITURE Peter Buol made the trade. milding a home on the property. NKW GOODS Will make this handsome store HOTEL CHARLESTON meet attractive. Among the BOB SCHAEFFER, Proprietor tf" ^ ENTIRELY NEW LINES to be opem .1 at thai time will LADD'S ADDITION be original "Hole Proof Sox," To the Town sit of Las Vegas Packard Shoes, Stetson Hats, Merit Shirts Now on tl Market Our splendid new lines of Samples now Sale Opens February 1 awaits your or.ler for a Spring Suit. Artesian Water on the Ground The BIG Store 50x140 ft. Lot fop $50.00 $5.00 Down $5.00 per month OFFICE .... With Judge Lillis J. H. Ladd, Las Vegas, Nev. 'THE VERY BEST": Excellent Restaurant and Bar In Connection IL • C3I IQ1 JUDGE DECIDES LOVE tnree Dngaoes of rnfxntTT. each Orig WOMAN DIES RATHER LAS VEGAS AGE ode comprising nine regiments; one THAN Plt/P IIP IDPAI ^ USE OF BOTH HANDS AMOUNTS TO NOTHING II FEDERAL MILITIA brigade of field artillery, consisting of tttltM UIVC UT lUCHLd two regiments; one regiment of cav c. P. SQUIRES, Stoma. A martyr to pride! A victim to her CULTIVATION Ol- AMBIDEXTER In tlie opinion of Justice Joseph alry, one battalion of engineers, one I very finest sensibilities! A sacrifice Aspinall, of the Supreme Court of battalion of the signal corps, four am- , ITY FAVORED IN GERMANY. LAS VEGAS ..-. NEVADA ti her highest New York, most Plan to Make Citizen Soldiery lmlanie tompanies. four fitdd lios ideals' Such was • • men are. r ore pitals. a field bakery, and a complete Part of Regular Army. Miss Klla Klnhv or less, nuisances. wagon train. Scientists Claim That People Writ w ho died the other BALL GAME OF CHEROKEES If this statement The report shows that at the pros day in a Phil.it'o! Have Free Use of Both Hands mahsi you won ent time tl.t re ara I1MM officers and patM hospital from Have the Better of Othera Important Function la Preceded by di r just how Colonel Weaver Would Have Control •tea in the .Na'iona! Guard of the the effects of BIG in Many Waya. Song and Dance Which Lists grouchy a being of National Guard Taken From various states, of whom 1*7,9X1 are in vation. Sensitive AM Night. •lie justice is States—Scheme of Mobilisa th. infantry arm. 7.:."•''• m the to the finest deg.ee Berlin—A movement has been start what will (he fact tion for War Drawn Up. coast artillery. SJmtM in the field j by nature, delic: d in a'ermnny for the cultivation of The bail |UI as i fa.• I .* bj tbe that he does not artillery. 4.'.i'.7 '.t. the cavalry, and the Iv refined by edu ..mbidexterity. The Moo Is that de Oherokc r;ut:t to Ilia 'ii its approve of love rest divided among the auigineerit.g. Washington. Should the United cation and assooia vi loping the power to use both hands football or an- other popular gau.t is lead you to be signal and hospital services. States become in\ol\ed in a foreign tion. revering h'r •ipiully well means developing the in to ether people. The eastern 1 and I ' lieve? That his war. the country, including the Ha Cktrekeea lne oa the Qua'.'a riser- honor is an all- art as something telligence in general and the memory waiian Islands and Porto Kico, would PLUMS FOR THE DEMOCRATS. too sacred to be in particular. vation in western North Carolina. round crank? probably be divided into sevoatoen Democratic control of ti.e house o. bartered in the markets at the coarse it ia said to have been scientifically The ii- it' borbood la which I live, Well, deft you believe it. for a ino- military divisions, in whieh the regu writes an Indian gtrl in tiie Keel Man. Bteat A friendlier, more genial soul representatives lias a i ash value Ot behesl of necessity Klla Kinley IS! IHainan* that while right-handed lar army troops on duty within their people have the organ of speech on Is divided lata four snaia secttaae, never lived than iliis same Justice limits, together with the national mora (ban $700,000 a yea: to meinlii rs bravely faced the gaunt wolf of want oameh : Yellow Mill. SbCO, Pig COve Aspinall He simply has the courage of thai party. That sum represents and yielded her delicate hotly to his ihe left side of the brain, and vice guard of the states comprising the versa, people who are nmbidi \; aud Hirdtown. The Indians Using in lie bis convictions-, that's all. And division, would form the backbone of ih< sanual pay roll of Ihe house. It langs rather than lower the Mag of have two language centers, one In one of these sections avi:i challenge •be aim pie little fact that he isn't the great army that would have to be has been ishe loved; a crust of bread and his right hand is generally trained carried the plau of combined mobiliza money. The last legislative appropri playir.g the game. It is (-rTio-jillv a glass of water to prolong father ind the leit neglected, the right Dnrtag the past week Justice As- tion of regulars and national guards ation bill carried an aggregate of played in an open field far tlif'irer.t than ease the slow torture of starva speech center gradually grows torpid pinall presided in New York in the men into effect in the New Kngland 1097,000, exclusive of Ihe salaries of from the weii graded "total upon which tion these for her in preference to ind useless. :'asi- of WUltatfB J. Mather against h's states and New Vork. which makes up cli i ks to members, to pay the salaries the game of football is stayed the plenty and comfort which loving The extraordinary claim is now wife. The quarrel between Mr and the first, second and third divisions in of the several hundred employees of friends gladly would have supplied made that by the cultivation of the Tbe evening before the game the In Mis. Mather was over the custody ot tbe plan of national mobilization. the house. To this amount should be had they known. Mistaken sentiment'.' left hand the capacity of the right dians, the women Includes], hold a their i Iron, and in handing down When the full plan of mobilization is added a sum iu excess of $10,000 Fates pride? Perhaps. And yet. some dan re in their respective sei liens of i decision tbe justice remarked: realized it will include ever) national wbicb went for extraordinary service spa ech center of the brain can be re how, one t.-.nnot but lift his hat to the the country. These daacea are held ID "We are always bearing of the guard organization in the i'nited nnd apecial employees. All of this vived, and to that extent broaden Ihe memory of Klla Kinley. the woman the open air. usually near si ma small mother and her troubles, but of the States proper, and in Hawaii and with the exception of a few thousand intelligence, as ambidexterity in who held utilitarianism in contempt stream. The women do the singing lather—nothing, except when be Porto Kico, and some day, perhaps, dollars, represented in the pay of half creases the use of the human being s and who braveij embraced death rath while the nipn dance. In their songs crosses tbe bill to the poor house the great national reserve organiza a tlozt n minority employees, went to hand. er than yield an iota of her sacred they make all kinds of remarks about Poor old father, I feel sorry for him tion that at present exists only on tli Republicans. Instances are quoted by supporters ideals. those of the opposing side. Tbese at titnas. 1 am glad to be able to de paper. The Democrats are likely to make if the movement in which practicing cide in the father's favor once In a a clean sweep, with the exception of dances continue all night long From Of the proposed national reserve, Daughter of a painter and reared in ihe left hand has rescued a power of the time of thp dances until after the while. the six official stenographic reporters an atmosphere of art. Klla Kinley sur ipeech until then paralyzed. One pa the creation 'of which has been the nt debates, and possibly the chap games the players are net allowed to "All ;hing< being equal, I always dream of army officers for so many rounded herself with all that appealed tient in question was stricken by par- eat any food. give a woman the benefit of any al laincy and one or two old committee to her finest sensibilities. Her studio ilysJa of the right hand. The doc years. Col. Erasmus II. Weaver, I", 8. clerks The reporters get $."i,000 a . The following day the people from lowances. Things art bard enough >vas the refinement of beauty and deli tors starled touching the patient to A., chief of the division of militia af vear. and the chaplain is paid $1,000. the different - gather at the ap tor women, I inn till you. Hut l can fairs in the war department, in his cacy. Thirty years ago she conse- write with the left hnnd. with the not help a little natural rejoicing ni w The mail of all ihe newly elected ratcd herself to her ideal iu art istoalsnlng result that in a short time pointed place to witness tbe game. annual report, after referring to the Democratic members nnd the old They either sir or Stand around the ami thei when a man has a perfectly limitations of uniformity in training sculpture and painting. Some of lie the power of speech was awakened in clear i •..-• and justice demands ih.it members who were re-elected, is filled work won the highest praise of con the hitherto torpid organ of speech. edge of the Held. The ball players the organized militia, as enforced by with applications for jobs on the each have two stli ka similar to those he gets tl decision. the apecial conditions existing in the noisseurs and occasionally she sold a An even more astonishing case was ' Y< i i . 'mother' may bare all the ." 0US4 pay roll. If Champ Clark is product ion but never unless the work used In the game of lacrosse, only different states and territories, adds elected Speaker he will have the ap that of a hoy who at the age of DI smaller. Tht ball is tossed uri in the bard KM cks, bul sbe gets all ihe that these limitations need not neces hail reached the point of perfection at lost his left hand, but soon learned to eulogy, • •. Did you ever go ti the pointment of a private secretary at which she aimed. Repeatedly she center of the fieid and the game be sarily lead to tha- conclusion that li is * 1.000, and a clerk at $4,000, another do fairly well with an artificial mem- gins. The objei t ls to get it around theati and see a play written around Impossible to provide a satisfactory v. as urged lo paint for the market, o ber. At the age if .10 he suffered a poor, i:>..:-. long-suffering father? Hid clerk at $1,000 and a messenger at appeal to the tastes of those whose two poles placed at < ;•< h end of the uniformly trained body of citizen sol $1,200 annual salary. troke of paralysis which robbed him Eeld a eertaln numbi r of times. They you ever bear one ol tbese heart diers lor the defense of the i'nited pockotbooka are always open for that if the power of speech, but by means cannot pick op the Iail in tlieir hands. breaking songs a ing aboul tbe dear States. The important posts to he Ailed by Which pleases them. But she shook of a small ring with a pen attached to old man" Not a bit of it. Mother elet tion of tht bOOSe are those of her head. She would not debase her The player? who succeed In getting Lack of Uniformity. it fixed to the artificial limb he could gets it all. Clerk of the boast . the doorkeeper, the art by making a sacrifice to the tastcj tbe ball around the poles at the end "If the bast conditions found among practice writing, and thus not only re "W'1,1 n they want to compose a sons ssigsnl al anna and the paM master. of the unartistic. She would let no of the field tlie greatest number Of the organized militia of the states," covered power over his original about father they writ-.-: 'Father, dear These officers have the appointment painting leave her studio which she times win the game. -Red -Man Mag- he says in his report, "could be made speech, but over French and Russian," father, come home with ms now,' or of practically all the subordinate em did not believe would live (luring the azlne. Uniform throughout the I'nited States, which he had forgotten. As a matter 'Over thi hills to the poor house. ployees, witl: the exception of the coming ages. Commercialism she it would be a satisfactory solution of ;if fact, ambidexterity is necessary in That is the s:>rt ot deal they give clerks to commit teas, which places spurned. Kor years she lived in com the pioblem. several professions and occupations, lather." are the personal patronage of the re fort on the $100 a month allowed her "The conclusion is reached, that if which surgery and piano playing WOLF HUNTING WITH EAGLES "You don't believe in love?" he was | spective chairmen of committees. by a wealthy brother in the west, but may be given as examples. asked. while a federal citizen soldiery may There are more than 60 of these clerk when he died this income was cut off. be expected to be made really satis ships to be filled, and il is probable Kirghiz Train Great Birds to Hunt ".Not I." declared Judge Aspinall ; Then grim want entered her door. But factorily efficient for field service, a that the only present clerk to retain Gazelle, Foxes and Even Bti itly. "Love is nothing but a mat she showed no sign. Her friends never ter of pink lampshades and caramels state militia under existing conditions his position will be .lames C. Courts, GIRL WAS A GOOD FARMHANL Wolves. dreamed that the paleness of her face and Ice cream sodas, anyway. Not will always vary from very satisfac clerk to the committee on appropria and frailty of her form were due to Ihe sort of a basis two sensible peo tory to very unsatisfactory. tions, who has held his place under hunger — hunger prolonged through Macqucrr^rd in Boy's Clothes Until an All wanderers are lovers of the ple want to build their lives on. It "The question arises, therefore, as various administrations of the house. the months and the years. Accident Brought About the Dis chase, but for sheer love of sport aid i man and a woman wish to get mar- to whether lt would be possible to Kx Representative Alexander Mc closure of Her Gex. daring exploits the Kirghiz taki' the ried they should go about it in a com bring into existence such a federal Dowell now holds the choice berth of Kor M years she struggled for her palm, declares a writer in the Wile mon sense way. Choose the mar, or citizen soldiery as here Indicated. It clerk of the boraae, which pays $6,r>00 ideal. Then a friend found her dying Mlddlerort, Coon *• Falling from ai, fl World Magasine. tmotrml Asia is the woman best suited In class, education. Is possible that the present organized a year. Frank B. Lyon of New York but smiling. She was sitting before apple tree and Injuring his back, James home of falconry, which was, not in temperament, and all that sort ol militia would not approve of such a is doorkeeper of the house; Henry; an unfinished picture whtcb she fond Dean, who bad been employed as a troduced Into Europe until the Crusa thing, and then go ahead and many body of citizen soldiers, and it would Caeeon of Wisconsin is sergeant-at- ly hoped would meet her own fillies' farm labcrrr by B. M. Bell of Ala ders brought back falcons with then; If you care to." be useless to attempt to provide such arms; .Joseph C. McKlroy is postmas approbation. Not a penny was in her bama township, was forced to admit from their eastern wanderings. But a force if the organized militia should ter; William J. Drowning of New York possession and the only food in he that he was a girl and had lieen mas-. imagine the ambition of the men who oppose It. ll chief clerk, at.ti Herman A. Phillips studio was a crust of bread She had queradlng aa such for over six months. fly their birds at wolves and foxes in MAN WHO ARRANGED "A body of federal citizen soldiery, of Illinois in journal clerk. All of fasti d for vs. She was hurried to a Dean, or Miss Olive .Meeker, as her stead of at quaila and partridges! Net ; hospital and all that love and Skill PEACE AT APPOMATTOX organized by federal law, would have these jobs pay between $3,500 and name really is. left her home, which content with bunting game birds with to be organized under the power of $5,000 a year. They are plums worth could do was done to save her life. she made with her married sister, at small f.'.icons the Klrghis capture and congress granted by the constitution picking, for on alternate years the but in vain. The doctors said she Ka'-t Syracuse, early last spring, and train th* great golden eagles, with Maj. Gen. Wesley Merrltt. O. s. A..; to raise and support armies; it would legislative year begins in December died from starvation. during the summer months was em which they hunt such game as gazelli . retired, a veteran of the civil war, In have to be a part of the army of the and ends March 4. ployed at the assembly grounds al foxes ar.d even wolves. A well mount dian tighter and, United States; it could not be any Chautauqua as a buy waiter. Leaving one of the three j Some members of the house set a ed Kirghiz falconer, carrying on l is part of the militia authorized by tlie great deal of store by these jobs, and POOR IRISH LABORER 'here at the close of the season, she wrist one of then magnificent bird.-. federal commis constitution. ara always seeking, and eager to be HEIR TO A MILLION hired out to Mr. Bell and with five is a fine sight. Tbe weight of the sioners who ar- "With these thoughts in mind, with other hired men hatl done lier shar^ of ranged terms of j allowed to name men on the pay roll. eagle is such thai the owner requires a clear understanding that the pro Others find it a great nuisance, and the apple picking. No one suspedted peace at Appomat j What will he do with his millions'.' a support for l.is wrist, and the hunt posal is at the present time purely are happy to he able to tell their con that she was a woman. tox at the close ot j Home men might use a suddenly ac ers are usuall) to be seen «i;!i a 'ittle academic, and with a view solely to stituents seeking easy work about the the rebellion, died j quired fortune ol The physician WHO was called to at woodin bracket that support arm developing discussion, It is suggested eapitol that they have no power to : recently at Natural; such dimensions tend her when she fell from an apple agtinst the !; ;'. The eagli ar. hood that a body of citizen soldiery, such help. Bridge. Va. He was < as so much grease tree discovered her sex and told Mr. ed, as all falcons are. but can enly be as that contemplated, might be cre Boll. Then the whole story came out. used in winter when they are hungry a resident of the. ated as a reserve for the regular to lubricate an District of Colum-' INVESTIGATING POSTCFi-ICES. easy descent to While posing as a boy at tiie farm ot and keen. In summer they are array, that congress might provide the Bells she was nicknamed Hand on marmots and live a restful iif:-. sit hi;.. such a force as a part of the United I'nder the personal direction ot i" rdltlon. B u t Gen. Merrltl was Postmaster General Hitchcock, the John II. Mct'lus some Jimmy and was quite a favorite ting in the sun In front of *!:<- tent Slates army, a reserve branch, to sup with the girls of that section, paying doors. When gazelle a r wolvi • an bora In New York j plement and to combine with the Inspection service of the postofflce de ky says lie isn't June 16, 1836. but grew to manhood partment is making a careful Investi of that kind, lie attention to one for some time, and the objects of the chase, the eagles active regular army and the organ- even taking her to dances. Being are aided by long aloi k :•:•< yhounds, i ' in Illinois, and received his. appoint lzed militia for national defense m gation into 'hi administrative effi hasn't a very ment to the military academy at West ciency of the large postofdees in tbel clear idea of just slim, tall, fair, with auburn hair close a small hi---ad. the degs running in and time of emergency. ly clipped. Miss Meeker made all the pulling down the quarry when the Point from tha state r- 1855. He j country. Ever since Mr. HitchcockI what a million! Part of Regular Army. boys anil girls sit up and take notice. eagles bare suffii ii ntly Da n I!di red it served throughoul the civil war with j has been iu office he has tried to get dollars h;, but he, great distinction, being, brevetted in "Such a reserve force might well at certain factl 'hat would enable him is trying lo grasp ' Mr. and Mrs. Bell say they will adopt various grades for gallantry in the j constitute a part of the regular army to judge of thi comparative efficiency the notion and' Miss Meeker if she will live with them battles of Gettysburg, Yellow Tavern.' of the I'nited States; that Is, the reg Of ihe service ii. tin- various important meantime he will undertake a search and thus partially fill the vacancy In Hanged the Clever Fcrger. Hawe's Shop. Va.' Five Forks. Win ular army of the United States might postottices of the country. To this for a sister who he has reason to be- j their hearts caused by the death of an Of curious petitions against the chester and Fisher's i till. Va. He al be considered as divided into two end he has called for reports from the lieve is us poor as he has been all his only daughter a few years ago, who, death penalty biir.g enforced, one re- so received brevet commissions for j branches, an active branch kept con different postmasters, showing the dis life. had she lived until now, would have calls the eighteenth century case of gallantry during the campaign ending! stantly mobilized and filled to the tances traveled by the different car John McClusky is an Irishman and , been just Miss Meeker's age—nineteen William Ryland, who was sentenced 1 with the surrender of the confeder limit now authorized by law, and that riers and the number of persons serv he was engaged in slicing turnips for years. Thus her escapade has result for forging a bill for £7,114 on the ate army of North Virginia. reserve to be called, say, the national ed by each. He has obtained data a Scotch farmer's cows near Glasgow ed In finding a home for herself. East India House. The forgery was a reserves, to consist of a body of citi on the amount of mail handled in vari when a New Vork lawyer approached The disclosure has relieved many a work of art. No less than thirty sig In 1*76 he was commissioned col- j zen soldiery, supplementing the active ous parts of the same city and in aad gently broke the news that all; heartburn from the swains of the sur- natures were imitated, nnd at the trial onel of the Fifth cavalry and took: army, and constituting, in time of comparable sections of different cities John would have to do in the future rounding country, who were forced to not one of the victims could swear part In the expedition against the peace, a body that would receive Kor some time a number of men would be to slice coupons from Inter- step aside for Handsome Jimmy, and that the signature was not his own. Sioux under Gen. Crook. Later he j trained soldiers, both commissioned have been at work compiling the sta ail healing bonds and blow in the re the country lasses are kifpt busy ex However, with the help of the paper was appointed chief of cavalry of thej and enlisted, from the active regular tistics contained in these reports and sultant cash. Was John extdted? Not plaining they were only fooling. manufacturers. Ryland's guilt waa Big Horn and Yellowstone expedi army on one side and from the organ deducting from them obvious conclu a bit of It. He fold the lawyer that brought home. Then came the peti tions and finally was placed in com ized militia on the other. sions relative to the comparative effi be couldn't stop to talk until the tion of his friends. So clever a man mand of Forts D. A. Kussell and Lara "lt would serve as a body to receive ciency of the administration of the cow s were fed and the rest of the | KISSING IS ALL RIGHT NOW ought never to be banged, they plead mie. Wyo. From 1881' to 1887 he was all who had had military training in postoffices In different citie3. chores done. Afterwards they talked i ed; his craftsmanship should save superintendent of the academy at the active regular army and organised Thus far, the department has sent lt over. Then John packed his bag But for Goodneaa Sake Don't Shake him. It gained a respite; he waa al West Point. la IMS he was made militia, but who. while wishing to its inspei tors only io those postoffices and came to New York with the law ! Handa With Your Friends for lowed to finish a fine engraving he major general and assigned to com with give up active training, would desire where bad conditions were evident on yer. There he found that his brother, Fear of Germa. bad begun, but nothing more. Though mand a dei nrtment. headquar to make themselves available for the face of the reports that have been Jim, whom he hadn't heard from for tbe engraver was a favorite of George ters in Chicago military service In time of national received. Just as soon as proceed years, had died and left him his en Denver, Col.—Frank E. Thompson, III., that king quite failed to see how Two years later he was transferred danger, it would keep such In hand, ings have been taken to stop the bus! tire fortune of a million dollars, made who occupies the chair of education at a forgery could be excused on the to command of the department of the organized for war service, iu appro- ntss of some of the get-rich-quick n the contracting business. the University of Colorado, is for kiss ground that it was a clever forgery, oast and in WS was detailed to serv lee In the Philippines as military gov prune military units. companies a number of inspectors Go back to work as a larin laborer? ing. Instead of Issuing preachments error, being commander of the first "In ease lucb a force were created no* engaged in fraud Investigations Not much. After John finds his sister against osculation. says Professor expedition sent to the islands. In Oc it would lend Itself admirably to the will be detailed to different postof and whacks up the million with her Thompson, educators and instructors Raisea Young to Eat. tober ol the isme year, after having mobilization of the national forces in fices, the reports from which show a he is going to buy himself a farm in ought to warn against the more com The paradise fish, one of the nei, gon te Paris ior s conference 'villi time of war With tiie regular army low grade ol efficiency. HHchcoek'l Ireland, hire two or three men and mon handshake. ironders of natural history, raises its tie peace commission, he married eonsls'ing as it dees, lor war pur- sut cess in reducing the postal deficit try hovv it reels to be a boss farmer "There's nothing unhygienic In kiss young to eat. The habits of this pecu Mi's Laura Williams, daughter of . . of ldn.nun mi : . v. i:h a tore- of while Bt the satin time increasing tho himself. Perhaps be will get mar ing compared with handshaking." says liar fish are also strikingly similar to N'orman Williams of "hleago. His ir.tiii.al reserves of, s.ay, at Brat, service has encouraged him to maki tied—a luxury be has so far denied Professor Thompson. "Almost every those of'a great many parents who firr-t wife 'v.: Caroline Warren of Cin 100,600, throughout thi i'nited States! further efforts in tiiis direction. He himself. Bat this is the extreme of hand Incloses within the recesses ol (how little more consideration for cinnati. He was retired from sctiva ami with a force ol 200.000 organized believes thai instead of lopping oft extravagance to which he v.ill perm!) the nails or tissues millions of germs, appropriations for extension of seiv j their offspring. The feaiala drops her • militia, Which, it is believed, will elf to gono. Johjonn iI.s going io he which are communicated iiy ihe act of ;.c and reducing the deficit in this eggs carelessly anywhere she may !,•• I were laid at eventually be pes: tile the first iiue ,, : y sensible and lii'l" ouj a lot oi -: afcing htnds." way ,the department should work to and the male gathers them up aad of defense would consist of a mingling bei • good to re.t In thi Reservation eo Increase the effli leacy of tha postal r it- fellows who have places them iu a bubble nest, which (if tl.i . •• thn e. If such a force as Sgurcs uon - tery at West Point, beside the body service. Experience lias shown thai ,i:u and •• tat 11 hi Ci- From Eee Sti.igs. he blows, and awaits the hatching. of his lirst wife here Indicated wore created, the :.: t*S alt When they are sufficiently gtown h • brigade might consist of one regular whenever an attempt is made to cut Centerville. Cal.—Attacked •£ eats them, keeping them housed np army regiment, one national reserve down the service the complaints audi iwarui of lies which he was trying to until he needs them. Some of the lit- April Leads in Easters. regiment, and one regiment of the or investigations that follow result in a Changes in Suez Canal. .nve. Prank Lyons was stung so badly tie onea escape, of course, and as they From 1910 to l?0un. inclusive, Easter ganized militia." larger expenditure than would havt Since its opening in IMS the Suez at his home near Centerville thac ha sre prolific breeders, the specie is Rill fall 20 times within March and The full divisional mobilization un been made had the service been con caual has been completely changed so died in an hour. Mr. Lyons was sixty, perpetuated. 71 times in April der tbe plan outlined would consist of tinued and improved, [ar as its dimensions are concerned five years old. I CURTISS VISITS CRUISER VALLEY FAITH IN COTTON TELEGRAPHIC NEWS IN NE./ AERIAL CRAFT PROVEN BY BIG HARVEST COAST HAPPENINGS s W DIEGO, Ft I . Jl L'slng . ne . PINCHOT GIVES REVIEW I M.EXICO, Cal.. Keb Tl.— Tile his hydro-ae opianei nienn n. t'nrtiis It'll Impei lal Valle\ cotton crop IN PARAGRAPHS Mi nday saornlnp slighted on the hi lost*abOUl all in the bale. sa\s the MIRRORED HERE water alongside armired errteer I'alexico Chronicle. \ t>w fields >et Psnnsyltaate. was hoisted aboard, ma have pickers skimming them at $•_• 1 1 chine and all. ami short I j afterward OF NATION'S ADVANCE hundred and just about making wages GLEANED FROM NUMEROUS SECTIONS ne machine was drop'ied hack into the The tia-ld- arc being cut, th'- stalks wafer and the aaiato' Hew awa> in bl il 1 n and raked into windrows to lie jBRIE F OUTLINE OF CURRENT EVENTS OF THE COUNTRY his bengal on Ninth island. destroyed. Plowing ha- commenced Tlie test was made to show the na \ > FORMER CHIEF FORESTER SUMMARIZES ACHIEVEMENTS IN CON for the next planting ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE department that ar aoro) line equipped The total lesult of the crop in the as Cnrttea' machine is eqolp|ied does SERVATION OF GOVERNMENTS NATURAL RESOURCES valley this year will be about .".."no Dispatches Picfnnng DeveJepacnU Front 1st not need a specially constructed plat balm. This figures ihe value ot the form on a ship's dead; to make it of lint Bl about $::.X.-,.iion. There are then flfgfgansn1 Ressjae of the Weeks Hif-fxaiaes Ostnte World Shi-sad of Ur-aecessan practical use in the navy. "Desire of People to Role Themselves and 'Not to Be Governed by Big 2.T"iii tons of seed, which, at |1."> pet- The trial by Curliss was unan ton, runs into ("1,000. making a total Ceteris* Erato of Interest From Neirfcj Details and Preseated ia Brief nounced. His hydro aeroplane wa< Interests' Spreading With Rapidity—Majority Awakening to mine Of the crop of about $4tr,.iiini to Places -Will Allow Rapid Wheeled out 01 its hangar shortly lie- ihe growers. These results are lower fme s o'clock thi> morning to tiie baa Necessity of Preserving Nations Farm Lands and Forests" than expected at the beginning of the Fasts 46 Days: Unconacioua and at "1:80 Curttsa flew to the water se:ison. but bad results in nearly eveia ATHKNS. Ga„ Keb. tl. -Fin forty- alongside th.- big cruisers' deck. case can be traced to inexperience and Horse in Barbership for Shave six days and nights Mrs. I. A. Moss Alter a atai of fifteen minute; m NKW ROCHEMJC. N. Y.. Feb. 22.- "Finally, th I'nited States fores) a lofty disregard for wholesome advice LONG BKACH. Feb. 21—.1. H. Bus of TiiiiiH 1 has not eaten s mouthful of board Cintiss and his machine were I Gilford Pinchot. president o' the Na service, with the y amateur growers. ter, a rancher, walked down Pine ave policies which it rep nue from Fourth street to First, and food o: taken a particle ot liquid nour dropped into tin- water. The machine tion a' Conservation association whom resents, ha.-- iron its fight auainst the This year the acreage to lie planted ishment. Mrs. Moss has been confined arose sjrscefutly and without Incident, ; Pn -ident Taft removed from the office open attacks of will reach at least 30,000 acres, as then turned west on First, leading his ts enemies anii ma- against 12,006 planted in 1910. The re mud bespattered horse along the aide- to bed during the period of her long Hew bach in the hangar on North [of chief fore-itef of the I'nited States. covert hoatiltt) of men who should 1 the time she lias been island, wheie Cintiss has established I before the peoples Fortran of New Ro- sult pe ' acre is expected to be much walk behind him. On First street Bus last. Most ol have been its flietids. Both the ser ter entered the National barbershop, an aviation school for officers of th" |nhel!e delivered Monday what he enti- vice and its policies are now more better on account of the knowledge unconscious. gained in the culture of the crop last still eluding the horse, anil declared army and navv. and where in s ar- tied A Report of Progress." firmly established in public confidence ranging to erect his factory. the course of his remarks In- season. he wanted the head baiber to shave Must Wait Year for Statehood In and support than ever before. both the horse and himself. About WASHINGTON. Keb. 21.—After a summarized the achievements in the "It will be difficult to set too high conservation of natural resources, this time Patrolman McClelland took conference with PreaMeni Taft at the COLD WEATHER BALKS a value on th" work of Hie new For ARMOR PROVES SLAIN charge of both man and beast, the for white house Delegate Cameron of Ari Which he attributed to the "proxies ester. Henry S. Craves, to whom this OIL TRANSPORTATION she movement." paid tribute to the CHINESE TONG WARRIOR mer being booked at the police station zona announced ihat the territory of result, as well as the adoption of on a charge of being intoxicated atnoaevelt administration, crediting ii sound water power policy bj the ad Arizona could not become a state un COAUNGA. Fob. tl. The Proline SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. LM. — til after the convening of Ihe next with enormous influence in awakening ministration, im' directly due. era' Transportation company has not tht people lo their tights and oppor I While searching the effects of Wing $50.COO for Famine Sufferers congress. He said ihat the rote of the takea am oil since the first of the "Side bj side with the conservation Kee, ihe aged Chinese murdered in people oi Arisona on the organic act tunities, and said the Pa) ni-Aldrieli of our natural resources and material SKATTI.K. Feb. Tl.— The Seattle month with the exception of the spe tariff was "the most powerful singl" j the Chinese joss house, i'nited Btates Commercial club, which is supervising could not be certified and filed here cial contract oil. The storage facili welfare stands the conservation of our j officers discovered evidence that indi before .Match .1. factor in breeding popular distrust of industrial and political liberties. the gathering of supplies to be shipped ties are pressed in this field, and it Is cates the dead man was formerly a fo China for the relief of the famine the old line politician.- and (hell "In this litdd the great Forward step almost impossible to get the oil 1!" t nods." Hum warrior. Among other things sufferers, have started a campaign Appoint Woman Passenger Agent through tlie line In the present cold of ihe last two years is that, nl least. Found was an armored vest weighing to raise ISO.OOfl in Seattle to buy pro DAVENPORT, Iowa. Keb. 21 —Miss ! weather. The heavy rains hare soaked Thai, more than all else, lie said. our people have seen the light. At more than thirty pounds anil which visions for the starving people. Th? Daisy oden. tor years chief clerk of j into the ground and chilled the oil I waa responsible for making tlie last I least, we have come to realise the beats marks of much usage. Although army transport Bnford, which is now the Dst ran port itassenger office of the nn the lines, and with a continuance I two \ears "the most formative since I fundamental proiioeltlon tha: equalit) he has been known here for many at San Francisco, has been assigned Chicago. Burlington AL- Qnlncy rail Iof the weather Ol todav it will be lie- civil War." In his nummary of Iof opportunity no longer exists among veirs as Wing Kee. papers found to the work of carrying tlie supplies road, has been appointed division pas 1 some time before tlie oil is pumping'achievement s Mr. Pinchot placed flrsl as. The Industrial and political power aiming his effects indicate that his to China, and it i- expected here in freely again. 1 "ihe great doctrine of the conserve- ni tin great Interests denies a square real name was Wow Wing. The vest senger agent, the first woman, so far 1 a few daya to load. The Buford, which as local railroad men know, to occupy One day it was only possible 10 I tion ol natural resources." which he deal to the average man. found has an inne'- lining of fine has a capacity of 6006 tons, will sal! I said "had been adopted by ihe people such a position in the Knited States. I pump 79 barrels an hour through the Voters Relinquish Power steel mesh through which it is almost from Seattle Februai> li,. and it is Her territory extends front Water- j line with an 800-pound pressure, and ! of the I'nited States once and fir all impossible for a knife blade to pene expected that sin- will take a fu'l town. 111., to Hettendorff. Iowa, and In I one day hut water was pumped into 'as the'r lull' of judgnien* and action." "It is not thi' consolidation of capital trate. Had the guardian of the Chin- cargo. clude* Molme. Rock Island and Daven the line for (en hour-; at a stretch. ; He continued: I in Itself that bus brought litis about, the armor on when be ; but rather the use of money in politics ese temple had port. Kires were also bul 11 along the line Guggenheims Are Checked fatal conflict with his. j by the great combinations. Thus the engaged in the U. S. Hunter Making Fortune [ between stations, and the pumps were "We have checked the Ciluuenheillls assailant he would have escaped ! able 10 make about 100 barren an hour I in their efforts to absorb Alaska, and i political value of the individual voter dead man's heart was PORTI. AND, Feb. Tl.— W. R. Hair.- Break Into Jail; Prisoner Robbed I has lieen reduced or destroyed. At death. The hv the knife blade. mersley. i former l.os Angeles man, WILKKSIiARKK. Pa.. Ken. L'i.-Two Monday. With a continuance of the j hsve opened the way for the use of the J pierced twice Cold spell more trouble is anticipated. I vast resources of that territory main j lasi we understand thai the control of holds the record for slaying coyotea masked burglars broke into the town , politics for profit has reached a point Ike Wtdns. the negro suspected of among all government hunters. He jail at Warrior, Pa., near here yes It is understood one of the Associ ly for the benefit of the people of I the crime, continues to declaie thai ated lines is out of commission also Alaska and the I'nited States." I where the life 01 free Institutions is at has Jnsl been assigned to duty in Wa! terday, and bursting open the door stake and When a people like ours he is innocent. He says the blood on Iowa county, Ore., for the coming four of the cell in which Stanley .landus. on account of the rain and cold in thai connection, the speaker land his clothing and shoes was caused by weather. come 10 realize a fact like thai they months. Ihe only prisoner, was confined, ed ihe services of "that soldier ot the act." the killing nl' a chicken. Mr. Hatumerale) killed ::"2 coyotes robbed him at Ihe point of a revolver common good, young G la via," and de- Mr. Pinchot described tlie closing last year, and this year iie beat his of S2!). The burglars then e-caprnl, Idared it is bis belief that we shall yet hours of the present congress us besei own record by laying 390 of the "vat antl Jandus. who was being held on sr. e the coal and all the rest. li.\ a swarm of "hungry lobbyists,*' all mints" low. and has until July to com a trivial charge, finding himself tree, PEARY FAKE HERO, "Within the last two years." Mr. •'seeking to get from congress what MANY AMERICANS plete his twelve months. Government went out and notified the police. The Pinchot said, "an effort of the water they might not 10 have." He declared hunters are paid $l"u per month and jail was nol guarded. MACON DECLARES monopolists to turn the water powers that playing with loaded politics was in addition they get bounties paid on ! of the nation over to the control of the no better than playing with loaded JOIN REBEL ARMY the animals the\ kill. This brings '-tines, whence they might more easily Indians Visit Big White Chief 1 dice, and added: Mr. Haniniersley from $."011 to $i;uo a pas; imo the hands of the men who ' month. WASHINGTON, F •b. 21.- Thunder j PRESIDENTS JUDGMENT OF PO glwaya know exactly what they want, "'Ihe fact that a relatively small INSURRECTO ARMY AT MEXICAL1 Ked Hi id. Wolf 1 number of gentlemen, all unusually Hull. Prairie Chief. LAR EXPLORERS ATTACKED was born, nourished, and disappeared, j ATTRACTS ADVENTURERS Chief. Sase. Big Bacli and seven- other I "Its deathblow was an announce well off. have set out to relieve the Stop Chinese Smuggling leaders of the Arapahoe and Cheyenne ment From the White House tlint t) American people of the task of gov LOS ANGELES. Feb. 22. —Cold tribes called at the white house today Arkansas Congressman Compares Ar • wise Federal power policy has been j erning themselves, and are carrying Munition Scarce Among Insurgent weather and the Insurrection in Mex to shake hands with the Big White tie Expeditions to Marathon Race. I adopted by ihe administration. Tlie' out their Intention with remarkable in Forces—Officers Plan to Smuggle ico has put an effectual stop to tua Chief. Would Awarrl Medals in Place position thus taken by the presitl'nt. j telligence and success, i< useful infor smuggling of Chinese and opium from mation lor voters, for it is out of such Articles of War Across Border. Mexico into the I'nited States, with They wore accompanied by Indian of Naval Rank along the lines already laid down bj Commissioner Valentine. Then- object Garfield and Roosevelt, deserves, and things as tbese that ihe progressive U. S. Cavalry on Guard the result that members of the immi Il in coming from Oklahoma was to con 1 dofbl not will receive, the endorse- movement has grown. The progressive gration service Mnd less to do at pres fer with the romwslilonrr regarding WASHINGTON, Keb. 22. Represen menl and support of every friend of j movement is nothing more than the MKNICALA. afex., Feb. 21. The ent than at any time in the recent his proposed taxation of their lands. tative Macon of Arkansas, speaking in conservation and every enema of | crystallized determination of the reason for the sudden dispatching of tory of the service. general debate on the naval appropria monopoly. J American people to take their own a I'nited States cavalry detachment on "Mexicans do not like cold weather." tion bill In tlie house, made an attack affairs back into their own hands and a border inspection tour twelve miles said an immigration offices yesterday, Armored Cars Used Against Rebels Victory Rewards Persistence MEXICO CITY. Feb. 22.—Military on Captain Robert E. Peary, deaounc- i manage their own buslneia thern- east of ( alexico became apparent to "and with the mountain passes full of" trains modeled after thos,. used by the Ing him as n fakir, and declared that "There are nearly 200.000.00d acres selves. night, when the insuriecio force sent snow, the Mexicans engaged in smug Russians in the campaign against the lie "had been driven from the naval of natural Forests in tlie West, but "The desire to rule themselves lives out yesterday under Simon Merthold. gling Chinese across the border hav? Japanese are being prepared for use service." noli-- in the Kast. The recent passage deep in the hearts of our people. Once the l.os Angeles Socialist, returned suspended operations. against the rebels at Chihuahua. Four! Mr. Macon, who evoked laughter in of tin' bill which will establish such already it has given us liberty. Today, without its commander. Berthold is "The fact that American soldiei * can lined with tempered sn id and; the house several days ago by an public forests in ihe southern Appa in the light of what we know about said to have crossed the line, and is and Mexican federal troops are also containing seventy-two loopholes, some j nouncing thai In using the language. lachians and White mountains con boss rule, in the taking of political on his wax to l.os Angeles. operating along the international boun of which will accommodate cannon, "will'i'l and deliberate liar, dirty little cludes in victory an effort which has power from special interests, the spirit The need of more arms for the in dary has also served as ;i check for are about to he put in commission, it ! pilferer of words, and contemptible la-ted nineteen years, and Furnishes of self-government is spreading with a surgent army is becoming more urgent their operations." became known today. The cars are j little ass," he had gone about as far on,- of the best of all illusl rat iocs of rai idity no min foresaw. And neither every day. Recruits are arriving al being constructed In taetoiies here. as his "fellowship with the Methodist j th dee of persistence in a good boss nor machine tin; all the [tower til most hourly. Thirty-seven came in After Jack Johnson They will be sent to (leiieral Navarro church permitted.' added some new|ca privilege ean stop it." one party, and there were no titles. SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. tt.—The for a practical demonstration. phrases to the history of debates in 1 revolvers or amnuinition to distribute Chronicle Monday morning published the house. among them. (ion. Leyva's armory is a challenge issued by Tommy Burns, Calls Pole Trip a Fake MANBIRD FLIES 16 MILES EXPRESS TRAIN SAFE exbau
Subscription Terms One Year ..... $200 Below is a fac-simile of a letter received bjr lira. Rose King from O. D. Galbretb, Manage! of Swift •IS Months • • • • IAS it Co. branch Los Angeles. Cal., in reply to an inquiry of ln>w many grades of Stvift's 'Premium Hams and Three Monthn • 50c cBacon there are. Through the kimlnrss oi Mrs. King we publish tliis letter, ju-t to show the trade thai the kind of Swift's Premium Hams and Bacon we sell are just UM MOM a< handled by any dealer ami A--F.MBI VMAN JONES, of Clark, is tpOOMOt for a bill which provides NONE SWEETER, NUTTIER OR BETTER that all poll taxes shall be set aside for the use of the road dis (LETTER) tricts in which they are collected. This looks right. Swift & Company Arrivals THE GOVERNOR has asked the 922-928 East First Street Henry Lyons antl wife Gen Brandt federal government to furnish James Harper C Petrie " TUT TTRnNT-i I Sunset Broadway 2940 troops to sssist in apprehending TELEPHONES | jJJJ Ex(.h.nSe gfj Los Angeles, Cal., Feb'y 2, 1911 J Anderson .1 J Farmer Salt Lake E E Corbett, Salt Lake J J Scanlon, the Indians guilty of the brutal F. E Laribee J P. Diimphv " murder of four sheep men in the Mrs. Rose King, John Cleghorn S A. McDonald " (Ins Anderson, Salt Lake Q M Beak, L A northern part of the state. Las Vegas, Nevada, H \Ves«ler and wife Ogen, Utah
port of theClark county delegation. Satisfaction Fourth and Ogden streets. SWIFT TREMIUM HAM J Jr. per //-.. 16-oz. pound Guaranteed guaianteed Three Iota fenced ; lawn, GOVERNOR ODDIE, in his address SWIFT PREMIUM BACON, 82e.perlb. 16-oz. pound Guaranteed trees, flower*, etc. :: :: at Reno last Sunday evening.struck That good, —SEE the keynote of the situation in The kind we sell is wrapped in white parchment paper. We fully realize that the trade does not eat reliable Nevada. He believes, especially the paper, and as we have had no complaints from the burros in regard to the color—"oh, what's the use." ROCK SPRINGS COAL DED. YON T0BEL= since his visits to Clark county, Yours for Cleanliness and Quality, $13 per ton loose—$14.50 sacked LUMBER COMPANY last fall, that the great develop Terms: Spot Cash on delivery ments in this state in the future will be along agricultural lines. BOGGS BROTHERS.... The whole of Clark county is in PHONE 25- -ALWAYSTHE CHEAPEST- PHONE 25 tensely interested in seeing the AN OCEAN TRIP TO policies of the governor carried out and our people should give Fraternal Brotherhood The Kiks have decided to give their SAN FRANCISCO Intellectual Feast ball on the 1'stn day of February at the him enthusiastic support in his At a special meeting of T. F. B. Tues l)r. E. A. Palmer's lectors "More Opers House. unselfish efforts to secure legisla day night the engagement of Sister Taffy and Less Epitaphy" delivered al tion of such importance. Ruth West and Brother Fred Warner the Methodist church lasl week was the SALT LAKE ROUTE i» was announced. intellectual treat ot the season. An .Hotel for Sale. And They will be married Wednesday, appreciative audience was delightfully ASSEMBLYMAN DONAHOUE, of this March 1st, in the Fraternal Hall, T. F entertained by a spontaneous Bow of Steamers "Yale" and "Harvard" city, has introduced a bill provid B. acting as bust for the happy event. wit, humor and pathos delivered in a Only hotel in the t ing for an increase of $25.00 per Invitations have been extended to old vein nf human sympathy rarely enjo; ed of the Pacific Navigation Co., between E. San Pedro in this city, Dr Palmer has a hold on !! best mining and and San Francisco month in the salaries of the sher friends of the two fanilies. Schedule is us follows: The drill team of the order, composed the heart* ami minds of hs people iff, the assessor, the clerk and the ranch town in the Going; North: Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday of eight young girls with the Sarueant whieh is not often obtained in these I and Friday. district attorney. Just why the and Mistress at Arms, and captained by days of business bu-tle, and In* "Taffy state of Nevada. For Leave Lais Angeles... 2:00 p. m. equally just claims of the auditor Mrs. Geo. Lane will act as attendants. and Epitaphy" has brought him yel particulars address Arrive San Francisco 9:00 a. ni. closer to them Going- South: Monday, Wednesday,Thursday and treasurer for a similar increase Two new candidates were initiated in and Saturday are not incorporated in the bill, we T. F. B. making thirteen for the month Leave San Francisco 4:00 p.m. have no means of knowing. It of February. Call up phone 39—for wood. Deliv J. C. TRANTER, Carson City, Nevada Arrive Los Angeles... 11:00 a. ra. The hall will be completed by March eries made. tf. Connections at San Fiancisco with the Alaska Pa would seem, however, that there 1st and has been leased by the lodge cific S. S. Co. Steamers to and from Puget Sound ports should be no partiality shown. The and already two other lodges have in- Rates of Fare salaries in the county division bill gaged it for meetings. .... PROFESSIONAL CARDS.... between Loa Angeles and San Francisco "».35 were fixed at a lower rate than for passage only. Berths extra, 50 cents to $1.50, ac good business sense could justify, 131?. E. E. PABK W. R. THOMAS cording to location. Rooms $2.00,13,00 and $4.00 and Good Property with private bath, *6.00 and $8.00. Meals served except under the necessity which DENTIST Attorney at Law a-la-carte. confronted us at that time—start Mrs. J. F. Gamble ha9 purchased lots OFFICE, Opera House Block All kinds of Conveyancing paper! carefully 15 and 16 in Block 35, Clark's Las Ve drawn. "fSDeelsJ atlt-ntion paid to Mining and FROM LAS VEGAS $22.00 ing the new county in business Graduate Corporation Law. gas townsite from the CahiU estate, Pennsylvania College Dental Surgery The "Yale" and 'Harvard" are practically new, Licensed DV Nevada Male Hoard of Examiner* LAS VEGAS. NEVADA without any money whatever. Now through the agencv of Peter Buol. The triple screw, turbine steel steamships, which have heretofore been run between Neav York and Boston, that the necessity for niggardly lots are on the north side of Fourth and are the finest equipped and fastest steamers ever salaries has passed, we believe that street, next to the alley south of Fre J. A. FULLEK, M. I>. II. M. LILLIS built for coastwise traffic. Every modern device is mont. Physician and Surgeon supplied lor the comfort and pleasure of passengers a $25 per month increase in the Attorney and Counsellor and the fast schedule is but little more than by all- salaries of all the court house force Offce and Residence wiih Or. Hewetson At-Law rail routes. Juatice of the Peace. Notary Public is justified. Moreover it would Through tickets and baggage checks from seem the part of both wisdom and TELEPHONE NO. 23. Las Vegas, Nevada stations in Nevada to San Francisco may be economy to pay the public servants obtained from agents of the a reasonable wage. The salaries of CANCER WALTER B. BBACKEJN BUSTEED & HOPKINS $100 and $125 per month paid un ,N asf-JPat-tOTt,i ) ONE DAV Salt Lake Eoute At*^aamm7t™ ""h***"**. *oif« er pain. NOTARY PUBLIC Attorneys At Law der the county division act are no r ,AM\Xm*t skin ""nn SlO, pay when cured. 43 years curiae cancer, Office in Postoffice Notary Public longer fair to the officials. How 23 years In Los Angeles. Con sultation free. Dr. Hlcaok, 234 FREMONT STREET I.AS Vasal i oooo-o-oooo*] Bryson Bldg., ft, W. cor. 2nd General Practice in all Courts aoooooooooo ever, if the legislature sees fit to and Spring. Hours'/toS,Sun increase salaries, the raise should days 10 to 12. LAS VEGAS, NEVADA RUTSEN-STEVANINCK apply to all equally. L. P, SMITH Funeral Director & Embalm^r STEVENS & VAN PELT Permit No. 18—Nev. State Board Kin balm rs ...CONTRACTORS... Attorneys at Law Prompt attention given out-of-town If You orders for any service Las Vegas - Nevada Mason, Plaster and Cement Work OVERTON LADY IN ATTENDANCE have anything you Specialties made of Land, Corporation Second St., between Fremont and Ogden B I. and Mining Law ESTIMATES FURNISHED 0 The weather haa been exceptionally ONLY FIRST-CLASS WORK I cold and stormy this week. can't raise Sylvester Nay has been ill with J. T. McWILLIAMS <>0 -as-M IM Angel rake from lbs tmm City Mikt at ur 0 LOCAT A/1 I LT WTAmfiNuTfcun I xy° j w,iIf"'h*" *•'- "Tr y***************** it. Your Opportunity I v\ tt tht p*iissTtlasj cal ii .- Hill SyntlifMt- - u.Z2>.z~a.. e 9XsH*c£i\KJ>ll mrtt\ tin- Ahmite Uoasijlwlsisjj Mini..^ Had any pie? Get «ne from Mueller, i Company in Mi-xico, Nev,, ia ami Ten This week I.. ttmtti I I Sam Youut of Uoodsprinirs was in W ' m"sef>. ha« been in-|>ertin_- the property KS9 Thursday. st Alunite. G. D. McGillisd.of Loa Angeles, was Douglass White, industrial agent ol Lace Curtains at $1.25 a Pair in Vegas Friday. the SaH Lake rond, wn" in v*9jni Thursday, lending his genial annum sass For good home-made bread, call on ment to a Clark county exhibit at the While the] last Mueller the baker. Land Products Exposition in Lis An Furniture and Household Goods, including Mrs. K. K. Baily went to Los Angelea geles next month. Wednesday eveni ns;. CHAIRS RANGES Delicious oyster cocktaila aerved at WICKER ROCKERS BEDS Las Vegaa Hotel Bar. tf CHURCH NOTICES SANITARY COUCHES MATTING A. J. Avey, of Ogden, waa s Vegas visitor during tbe week. CATHOLIC DRESSERS CARPETS Have yon tasted those dough-nute? The rules for Lent will be reatl next CENTER TABLES CROCKERY They came from Mueller's. Sunday morning. FOR RENT — Neat 3-room cottage. METHODIST Apply to J. T. Mc Williams. t 1 There will be communion service at Fresh oyster cocktails three times a the Methodiet church next Sundry First Street Store week at Las Vegas Hotel Bar. tl THE TURF EXCHANGE Next First State Bank : A. C. Carper morning. Mrs. Clyde Watson of Kelso is visit The male chorus will give a musical H. H. FARRELL, PROP- LAS VEGAS, NEV. ing Hits. Chas. Ireland in this citv. program at the M. E. church next Sun Remodeled and Restocked with the best in our line. R. E. Knox and family have moved day evening. We invite our patrons to call. Cafe in connection Open Day and Night. 1 into their new home on Fremont street. Dr. and Mrs. Roy W. Martin have re turned from a short visit in Los An DIED •JAn Elegantly Appointed Din Las Vegas Business Directory geles. At Panaca, Nevada, Monday Fehv. Nevada Mr. and Mrs. Will Lothian have 20,1911, George Wadsworth, of pneu ing Place taken the R. K. Lake cottage on Third monia. The deceased was an old and •^Particular Sevrice for Particu- Consolidated Power and Telephone Co. street. influential citizen of Lincoln county, and his demise occasions deep regret. Grill... ular People Almost Everybody has Electric Lights and Teleohone now. Have You ? Party Phone $2 Dr. and Mrs. K. E. Park have moved into their new home, corner Fourth and *•!• Meter Deposits: Residence, $5.00 Business, $10.00. fAI at POPULAR PRICES Fremont. J. B. DENSIVIORE, Prop. Mrs. Harvey Baldwin of Los Angeles Wilson Drug Company is visiting at the home of Mrs. C. M. Thomas Block, Las Vegas, Nev. McGovern. | SOCIAL EYENTS j S2EtS£EE£E • S333S3KZE Complete stock of Drugs and Sundric*. tot proaapl -irvicc and reasonable Cream puffs—delicious confections "DISTILLATES GRIFFITH OIL AND FUEL CO. prices, mail us your order. W. li. WIl.-oN, Manager. from the new City Bakery—fresh today Mrs. James G. (livens and Mrs. GASOLINE Fuel and Lubricating Oils at all grocers. Charles P. Squires entertained the KEROSENE Guild of Christ church ami friends at WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER Buy Bulgin's bread—wholesome and nourishing, home baked by Las Vegas the Squires home on Tuesday afternoon CRUDE OIL Peter Buol, Las Vegas, Nevada. with a Martha Washington tea. Near Wood, 4-foot or stove length. home bakery. tf WOOD Information given regarding Southern Nevada. Mine- mid Lands, and possibili We handle Red Crown Gasoline only. Fresh Oysters, Booth's Select, the ly every guest came in Colonial costnme ties for Investment. COAL best ever at Nevada Market. Tony and powdered hair. Mrs. E. A. Palmer Schwebig, propr. in a short-waisted white dress, black E. W CLARK FORWARDING CO. lace shawl and lace cap with her kitting Fremont St., next to Hawkins' Phone 34 J. C. Frazier, who has been on the might have stepped from some old Hay, Grain and General Merchandise. high line for several months past, was daguerreotype. Mesdames W. S. Park, Freighting to Bullfrog a specialty. Las Vegas. Nevada. in Vegas Fridav. S»% "•> *••%• %% -SV**. ^-^ %^'*SV%.-*S>%^*V%'V"SV**> V^«VS*^BVV^%'SVSVSVS> A U. W. Beckley and W. N. Schuvler WANTED—A position as waitress or made one think of the figures on a piece A. W. Jurden Lumber Company maid. Address Lillie Beck, general of old Dresden with their watteau and delivery, Las Vegas, f-1 curls. During the afternoon tl o:e old Overland Hotel and Cafe ' A. W. Jurden, Manager. time songs "Old Grimes" and "Three TO LET—Furnished room. Inquire Wholesale and Retail Lumber Dealers, corner First and Lewis streets. <* J. S. WISNER, Proprietor of Mrs. Ball, Fourth st., third bouse Blind Mice" were sung and memory's north of Fremont. t-1 page was carefully searched for suit able inscriptions for the autograph al $ HEADQUARTERS FOR MINING MEN J Miss Betty Payne, 'of Los Angeles, is bums. The crowning feature was the visiting for a month with her sister, treading of the graceful measures of the J FIRST CLASS BAB AND DiKING ROOM IN CONNECTION t Mrs. George Johnson. stately minuet bv the following ladies: Mrs. George Johnson returned Tues Mesdames W. S. Park, W. N. Schuyler, Opposite Depot Las Vegas AJESTIC theater day from a two week's visit with her V. W. Beckley, Peter Buol,A. N. Pauff, Ill mother in Los Angeles. C. E. Sumner and Misses Nita Tooley JAMKHB W. SQUIRES, Ettas*. Rev. J. J. H. Reedy spent Sunday and Florence Squires. The beauty of and Monday in this city. He is now this picture brought with it regret that General admission -**jj ****** _ located in Los Angeles. this stately measure lives no longer ex Mr. and Mrs. Rogers have taken the cept in memories of the pa-t. Re Children under 12 yrs. lQc, I m^^ house on Second street formerly occu freshments consisting of tea, chocolate, Las Vegas Hardware & Plumbing Co. pied by the Knox family. tarts and doughnuts were served at a FIRST SHOW 7:00 P. M. Mrs. Albert Hilary and her mother, prettily appointed table in the dining W. D. WORRELL, PROPR. room presided over by Mesdames F, M. pi Change of Program every other night Si Mrs. Stanchrield, have gone to Los Angeles for a few weeks. Grace and W. N. Schuyler. I have purchased the Big Stock of Goods in the 8MB • -S^%.^S>^% ^% ^% ^-% %.% ^% %^ %.%%%-%-%%% %,-as, ^% %,% ^%i Vegas Lodge No. 32, F. & A. M., will store of F. H. Clayson and will carry on that busi hereafter meet in Fraternal hall, as will The resident members of the B. P. O. ness on a still more generous scale. Southgate chapter, O. E. S. E. met at tbe home of John W. Horden =Ask your Grocer for Tuesday evening for one of the semi- For the House—Carpets, Linoleum, Window Shades, Tables, Chairs Mr. and Mrs. F. Hansell have re occasional round-ups for which the turned from Los Angeles and will make For the Kitchen—Rai !*•-. Pota, i'.ms, Kettles, at all prices. herd is famous. A jollier bunch was For the Buildar—Finishing Hardware, ail styles: Nails, Bolts, Screws, their home in tbePettit house on Fourth never gathered together in Las Vegas street. Carpenter Tunis, everything"—including modern Sanitary Plumbing. BULGIN'S BREAD than that which responded to the invi For the Farmer—Shovels, Hoes, Plows, Harrows, Wagons; whatever you O. J. VanPelt, district attorney has tation to make merry. After the usual 1 Deed. WHOLESOME NOURISHING returned from an extended tiip to entertainments of tbe evening, as the For the Miner—Single Jacks, Double Jacks, Picks, Shovels, Drill Steel, Tonopah, Goldfield and other northern hour of eleven struck, the herd were j Giant Powder. — BAKED BY- points. requested by the host to browse. One of i W. S. Hulett and wife, of Los An the most elaborate spread ever given in geles are new residents of Vegas. Mr. Vegas was prepared for the occasion by LAI VEGAS HOME BAKERY - Hulett is train dispatcher fox the Salt the host and hostess and until a late Lake route. hour the feast of good things for the in ner man gave added zest to the "feast FOR SALE—Household goods of a [ JANUARY SALE 1 of reason and the How of soul." All good seven room house. Inquire of T. II. Elks (and there are none other) look j FURNITURE Household Goods Sharp, Fourth street, first house south IC " J forward to a repetition ol the event. ; of Fremont. The bretheren present were the follow Carload of Furniture Just Received New and Second-Hand. Prices Reasonable. Quality Bight. Supt. T. P. Cullen of the Salt LaVe ing: roatl, accompanied by his family, came Bud C. Appling, East Las Vegas N. Consisting of up from Los Angeles Wednesday to at Cor. First & M. 408. tend the O. R. C. ball. BEDS HEATING STOVES Carson Sts. HOFFMAN & CO. F. J. Kelly, Creston, Iowa 605. T. C. Ebersole and Mrs. H. E. Eber- J. W. Hoskins, Vancouver 823. DRESSERS CHAIRS sole, his mother, left yesterday for Los D. C. Smith, Provo, It. 849. RUGS TABLES Angeles, where they will remain for Jno. L. Porter, Raton, N. M. S65. LINOLEUM MATTRESSES the next two or three months. J. A. Shanahan, Salt Lake 85. COOK STOVES BEDDING NOTICE—The person who took tin C. H. Rupp, San Bernardino, 836. Nevada Market plow from near J. M. Heaton'a residence F. A. Smith, Tonopah, 1065. Everything Needed for Housekeeping TONY SCHWEBIG is hereby notified to return the same at Roy W. Martin, Tonopah, 1065. Now in our New Location, once and avoid trouble. J. H. Ladd. E. F. Walters, Cripple Creek 310. Proprietor We have priced this stuck at very "slightly above actual cost to insure First St., opp. Bank, Beale & Horden are serving delicio^ Frank R. Nicholas, Reno, 5!>7. quick action. These special prevail daring January only F. E. Matzdorf. "98. Remodeled, New oyster cocktails at Las Vegas Hotel Bar. Las Vegas The finest quality oysters are received H. M. Lillis, Tacoma 174. and Sanitary absolutely fresh three times each John W. Horden, Tonopah, 1062. HOFFMAN & COMPANY week. tf Corner First & Carson Street Finest, Juiciest, Refrigerated, Government- Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Jarman of Good- A "Kitchen Shower" announced for Inspected springs brought their little son, Harold, Monday evening, is one of the pie-nup who was injured by an explosion, to Dr tial social affairs in honor of Miss Ruth ,'tytytytyty%,'t Martin's Hospital for treatment Wed West, whose wedding will occur Wed PRIME BEEF nesday evening. nesday evening. t WANTED—Stamp mill for spot cash: 10 1000 lb, stamps complete, in first The engagment has been announced Las Vegas class condition. Also one 10x16 Blake of Miss Ruth Washington West antl crusher. Address, B. C. M., Search Fred R. Warner. The happy event will Hotel Nevada Nevada HIGH GRADE light, Bulletin, Searchlight, Nevada. occur March lirst, tlie Fraternal Broth \ Prof. Robt. T. BUI will make this erhood, of which both parties are mem bers being the the host of the occasion. STEAM . . Building Material city his headquarters during the next CONSTRUCTED "1 HEATED few months, while looking after tie de MtBB \ OF iLECTRIC velopment wotk now being prosecuted RE-ENFORCED The Young Ladies of ihe Guild of St. CONCRETE LIGHTED Ed. Von Tobel Lumber Company by the Alunite Consolidated Mining Agnes gave a linen shower in honor ot M Company. the approaching ntarriage oi tne >1 their \c y Jl ABSOLUTELY FOR SALE—80 acres on the S. L. R. most pi-jiular members, Miss Ruth ROOMS FIRE-PROOF t Paint, Builders' Hardware, Cement R. near to the townsite of Moapa, part West. The affair was held st ihe home CN SUITE ly improved, for $10.00 per acre. Cash of Miss Florence Squires. Tlie gaeat ol RATES: $1 OO PER DfiY WITH BATHS t Rooffing, Fencing or easy terms. Apply to owner, W. A. honor was allowed to pull a silken cord \ -•>ND UP Fox, 3816 Thomas Ave., Minneapolis, which released a vertitable shower of J Finest Appointed Hotel in Infers Nevada Fr&fl'i R. NiChOlAS, LfiSSee Minnesota. dainty gifts from the young ladies. %%%%^%%%%r%%%%%% V% % *VW%^ %"*•> %-VW %% %%%*•>*»*. WOMEN FIRST RULERS SCANT ALLOWANCE OF SOAP JWQ preU petticoats ONE WAY TO PRESERVE EGGS CHINA'S BIG WEALTH Capta-r.antssj*.n. Didn'rVrHn'ft Wmtt ttno HirMire* TTThi rtmmm *** Effective Plan Is to Immerse Them in Solution of Sadium Silicate •teems to Get Hands and FABULOUS HOARD OF GOLD IN MAN MERE INCIDENT IN MI8TV Face Washed. or "Water-Glasa." AGES OF PAST. SECRET VAULTS. When Fairrnount Inn was opened, arty It M WKST) anions; its tirst patrons waa Captain The primary principle to be observ mperial Treasure May Be Used ta. lince Domination of Lord of Creatior Stringer of Marshby. He had long 'd in the preservation of eggs Is the Provide a Navy for the Empire— World Haa Steadily Progressed been a friend of Captain I.arrabee. the- protection of the interior from con tact with the air. The nitast effective Vast Accumulation of in Baaeneaa and Cruelty, father of the young proprietor of the way of doing this is to immerse th-m Yeara of Tribute. Saya Prof. Clark. new Inn. and he wished to "see for himself what kind of a tavern Kddy in a water solution of sodium silicate, would keep " usually known as "water-glass." So Women were the first rulers of the It is proposed to select the sons of He was taken to one of the pretti dium silicate can be obtained from high MatK'hu officials attending 'h« sorld. and sine* the domination of est rooms, where the proprietor's wlft .my druggist at from 45 to CO cents Nobles' school at I'ekin and send man the world had progressed stead awaited his opinion He looked silent |i< r gallon. One gallon should be suf them to the naval colleges at Nanking lly in cruelty and baseness, said Prof ly at all tha> modern Innovations, but Helen! for about 50 dozen eggs. and Tientsin for a preliminary course *W K. Clark of the 1'niveraity of Chi when he was at last asked to admire Mix one part of the sodium silicate of study preparatory to a foreign edit