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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
SOLDIERS HOME BOARD.
They Held Their Regular Annual Meet
ing Yesterday.

Governor Luce arrived IN the city
Yesterday morning, and proceeded d.
rectlv TO the SOLDIERS Home 10 attend
the regular annual meeting OF the
board OF managers, Of which be is a
o5Icio the presiding officer. The board
was in SESSION all the afternoon aud
until late sln tie evening After the
adjournment, Governor Luce returned
10 the city and registered al the Morton
House.
A full board was present, with the
execution OF =. +. Grabal, 81 Green
vile. who has l.st been appointed o.
succeed M.chael Brown. Irs gucd, and
whose commission was not issued ln
time for this meeting. The board per-
fected its formal orga0laNon Icy Tie
election of j.. i. Graves, o. Adran, As
clerk, and J.. W. Bliss 81 saginaw, as
treasurer. The Governor appointed
the following standing comnliIeos; On
accOunts, v. II. Wilmington, y. J.
Graves and T. j. Grabll on hulioings
and grounds J s. CrOLCT. /. {. SnnJh
and j.. ". Bliss. \ select committee.
consisting OF !. {. Smith ana v. H.
Wilmington, WAS appointed 10 take ntO
consideration the payroll ot employees
with view OF making necessary
changes and "A better classification,
This also includes one hundred and
eleven of the nmates, VINO are em-
pioyed in tho lighter work about the
premises and arc paId for tLcir sery ces.
The board also ordered 4 leu r box
placed In the nome. 10 De kept scurelN
locked and the key placed in the hands
of some outside member OF tine board.
for the reception Of any written state
ments or complaints that any ol the
mmatcs may desire To bring before the
board. THIS VIII give the "boas an
independent means OF communication
with the board, free from any coutro!
of the officers of the institution.
The principal labOrs Of the board
consisted m examining and auditing
the accounts for the regular supplies
furnished the institution, and also the
construction accounts for the improve
ments at the home. al these wcrs
found in excellent shape. AID show
that the institution has been carefully
and economically administered. The
now members, Generals smith and
Wilmington. have taken hold of tie
work like veterans. and proved them
selves valuable acquisition f. the
board.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

Refuse to Let the street Railway Through
on its Extensions.

The Grand Rapids street Railway
Company has run against some very
stiff suags in the line of their suburban
extensions. Both the Divisioa-st. and
the Reeds Lake Gravel Road Com
panes have planted themselves square
Is. and say that the street railway shall
no' b- allowed in Their roads and they
refuse 20 entertain any offers from the
Street Railway Company. They say
that most of Their patronage comes
from the farming community, and .hat
# the street railway comes into their
road with is tracks and ar electro
motive power, the farmers viii dodge
the road. aud good part Of Their
revenue VII hc gone. The Reed Lake
Grave H0ad Company IS wiling to let
the s.rect railway through as far as the
uters, cti0n of ChcIrv-St. and Lake
ave., hui beyond tuai u0mt they declare
no t1nr0ug gufaTe. Both gravel road
companies nguuate that f fhe Street
Railway Company would pave the
street with h.oek pavement they would
not have rs stli0us objections, tut with
2 grave. road 9riv. tacr objection is
prrpefral. Trey als0 say that TREY
vorii aaFe uo objection 60 the ovie0-
s.or. i tne CIy limits wer extended to
t0c no.nt- to nhlcn tic src r7llWar IS
q he continued
The res.aentsof south Grand Rapids.
a1i 81 fsct f1e property owners along
ts1t1 fer rr0uusgd r~fr-sr-s are rr~r
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
WASHINGTON NOTES.
PensioB Legislation froPesea-tel. Ne
Creefy Accepts Hfs Appointment

Pension Liquidation fropesea--Sol. Ne
Creery Accepts his Appointment
s1s -ss,ss - sss zs.ssAss-s.s-.s
MAsHlNGroN, Maroh l3.-Represent2-
tive bliss today introduced 8 ball pen
s.oning. al the rate oi - 3 month. al
sailors or soldiers who served for al
least ninety days ia the linen forces.
tins pens,oa 70 be Ia lieu of any other
but not additional
Col McCreery, OF Flint, who was re-
GENTLY appointed United States consul
al Valparaiso, l. here 20 receive l.s ln-
structi0ns fr0m the STATE Department.
He wlll sail for South America IA thirty
days
The House Committee on Invalid
Pensions has referred 10 a subeommlt-
tee All matters relating 20 tac framing
oi service and dependent pension oills.
The sub committee consists Of Morrill,,
of Kansas; Belknap. Of Michigan; Saw
yer. OF New York Lane, of Illinois, and
Noder, OF OHIO. The committee expects
10 finish Is work IN two weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
oye, have not ssid hSlf taSt ! w-sh .
II can nOt express nly feelings.
Your eEFlng son.


Tals letter eas p0stnlagSe4 --.sooil,
Portugal. February 2e, and came va
England
There Ras als1 3 letter for his Little
brother Fred whom be mentions, but
OF rs content nothing need be sad,
ave that he told the lsd. who = bat
wears old Ghls ilOnth, tlat he, Clarence,
would be from homa, and would not
see mm fog twa or three, Or four years
more.
Ihl, letter VAS posfmarked AZ / sbon
Portugal, and came ID this country VIA
England. ~ tnst 4 Clarence loot per-
sists ~ coming home 10 bear any pun
.shment that may be inflicted, he may
arrlve At almost any time.
it II % be aOped not. I. is 20 b.
hoped that be all learn that there j.
40 safety for h.m here; that this j. n8t
nor ln the nature 81 Things can 10 be. a
haven of refuge; that he will stay
away and 10 other lands earn suti-
Gent, coupled with rs OWN little mher-
itance, 10 mske restitution, and having
done So. hold up h.s head and keep
maniully on m the same course. Agent
Stanton OF the express company, SAYS
he does not know what course the
company Will pursue should he return.
That Will be Ia other hands.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
CASCADE CASKET.
Topics of Discussion in the Grsnge-A
Maple sugar social

.StNss,t Vst StAt,SNs-
CASCADE, Mich, March 12.-The fol-
lowing are some OF our Grange discus
SONS: Different forms of notes, and
liabilities of sIgnerS, indorsers, Joint
notes, waving Of rights under exemp-
ton laws, wife's rights IN husband 5
property, lightning rods contract, Bohe-
man oats, etc. These discussions are
led by one who Is appointed and gets
legally posted. 20 that the instruction
given IS correct and beneficial. ar
rangements have been made for Il
maple sugar social, to be held on the
evening of March is, at the home of
M. and Mrs. Jas. l.. Laraway. The
poor, the rich, the low, the high, the
hired man, the hired girl, the farmer,
the mechanic, the travelling man, the
man that stays at home, the lawyer,
the doctor, the preacher, the reporter,
the publisher, the editor, the printer
and his devil, are all very cordially in
vIted to be present. If any are left out
II Il by mistake, and the request of Mrs.
Larawav TO have il understood that il
= a general invitation will take all.
The proceeds are 10 be used IN painting
Grange Hall.-At the next meeting,
March 20, discussions: Manner of rals-
ing prize crops. as reported in American
-1qrieUturlst. Perhaps physiological
talk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
ICELAND NOTES.
4 Business ChBnge-A Ministerial
Gala Concert.

.Htsasst - ~ 1t.s.aszs-sNa
ZEELANp. Mich. March 12.-The
machinery formerly used for the manu-
facture Of slaves and heading by the
iceland Stavo Company, was shipped
10 HudsonviIle Yesterday. The slmc
will be- used by the firm of Rhodes q
Jordan Ia the.r new mil iustcompleted
at that place Nj. Rhodes also slppcd
his household goods tnCrc.--Rey. j D..
Fles or THIS place has accepted q call
from p church at MuskegDa. and viii
move tO that city % a few weeks
Nicholas Neideer was taken 70 the
county poor house today. by supervisor
Dem tIericr. The Iceland Singing
Club VIII give a cOucertat Don HerdeI :
Hal, on Thursday evening. March -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

Totbe Editor Of the 7GEAw-uEn,tp.
There are very many advantages ID
sunday funerals which ought, in jus
tee to our people, TO be considered. 4
large majority of our citizens arc as
sociated IN the active iabors of life; O
Sunday funeral make tpos,ibie for the
stricken family to have tac comforting
presence of their fellow lab0rcrs. At
such u t.nlc thc officiating Clergyman
has an opportunity 20 reach many who
otherwise arc not commonly under jas
ministry. As a rule, tl" hearers ~
funerals are in aycry synpat1oto ro'a-
ton 10 those subjects winch tac iec. %
death emphasizes. and. q may also hc
said. that the minister is more tender
and rc-p0us ve 10 tho woes and needs
of our common humanity than Dc i.
ordinarily. when ln hs pu n't restrained
hv the propr.etIes and thC ceremonial
Observance of the regular church SER
vices. Al Ell events. as One Ci the
ministers Of the CITY, J object % being
uacod no tuc att tUde of consulting nay
own case or comfort ED preference go
the wishes of the afflicted family. !
think shat "Drofest' was unfortunately
wor Cd. There is not minister .n thls
citv. 80 faras know wn0 would not
at once respond % any call when lHlc-
ton a ks Tor hls services. ANos.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Oficers Elected by the Grand Lodge at
Saginaw.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, March l2.-
The grand lodge, Knights of Pythias.
elected the following officers yesterday.
Grand chancellor, Miles :. Curtis,
Battle Creek; grand wee chancellor, d.
{. Page, PetOskey; grand prelate, III. j.
FoOtlander, Muskegon; grand keeper
OF records and seals, j. ". Hopkins,
Lansing; grand master OF exchequcr. IL q.
c. Hall. Hudson; grand master-at-arms,
W. II. LOOnis. Grand Rapids; grand IN
aer guard. George \. Reynolds, Sagi-
nav: grand outer guard, Or. 4. :.
DOlan, Ionia; trustee 10 fl Vacancy, VI.
+. Carleton. Bay City.
Grand Rapids was chosen as the place
for hOldng the next meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
A MINERS STRIKE.
The Men at the Norrie Mine All 60 Out
Ior an Increase OF Wages.
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sHe--Rlts - Kst Nt>tssNs -stNN-s.
IsHPEmSG, Mich, March l2.-The
trammers, landers and timbermen, at
the Norrie mine, on the Gogebic range,
struck last night for an increase of
wages and the abolition of dockage
charges made by the mine manage
ment The miners are in sympathy
with the other strikers at Ashland mime.
All the miners are out. The strike viii
probably spread. There Is no immedi-
ate fear Of violence.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

Frank sud Artue Peck Werc called
before t5e lsr Of thc circuit court yes
tord8y afternoon for sentence. ou ac-
count IF tho extreme youth oi Aryne
Peck. sentence was suspended D h.s
oase uutl June ]. and y he behaves
himself uut thattmc i may b. -us-
pended indefinitely. Ili- brother
Frank. however. 81 not r9eice sd
crime. and Zee was given tho fuIl extent
of the law, which IS FIVE wears iu Tho
state Prison AT jackson. Tnc defense
was allowed sixty days ln winch 60
settle bl n EXCEPTIONS
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

200 pieces American, g cents and up
wards
250 piece imported French Satines,
elegant Ine Of patterns a. p cents
yard. worth 35ocnts.
Never before ia our long experience
in drv goods have ve seen satnos 70
fne. soft and 10 such glowing colors a.
lhis season presents. Any lind d
description is utterly mpos.bIc-they
must ho seem m order - convey the
beauty this charming class 81 goods
possess. Many Of the handsoncst
styles SHOWN tbs season in fhe city
have hecn confined 70 us.
LaDrEs' hosiery spECfft.
100 dozen Lsdics' Fancy Cotton Hose
AZ p cents pair; worth 81 ceufs.
Lscus -cHhw7tlty FloUsoi"es.
Van Drke patterns. nlne different
-ivles. Is incb VIDE. at from 81 70 -
pr yard.
Heavy all-s1k Ia Tosea Nots 4s inch
vfdt ct sI.zs r. e. vard
oar Ncw Spring ARRIVAL RI LsDtrs'
ard CHrrprrss Mrars UrngRwt,H
vill ~ m saIe Monday moune our
rr5oes sre fully 2o r.er crit. lower than
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
wksh pREss ooops

Let woven and printed fabrics bc TIE theme"
The coming season VIII in a great
measure hc q cotton season. Nlth tho
wonderful Improvement IN Cotton
textiles which has been in progress for
some years past, and the taste Of the
buying public, which has been growing
IN tins direction until some Of the
dani.cst and prct,cst of 40 the SUBJ
mcr dresses arc made ol Cotton fabrics.
Tbis not AT al remarkable, wc are
showing fabrics made of this material
whch bear favorable comparison IN
beauty and finish with Fouiard and
India goods, and which WHOM artis.
teal y banded make dresses handsome
enough for any occasion.
our lines Of standard and novelty
grades Of Gingham> are very complete
and prices arc very low, ranging from
cents 70 - cents q ward
Chambrys and Zephyrs are shown 10
great many dies gns. and arc very
beautiful. We nave hundreds Of pieces
from the very cheapest TO tho bost the
market produces.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
4 1 40 sssif

Beauty Itself aoih 81 isseif persuade win
out a. orAtQl-
Our splendid Dress Goods department.
has received during the past week large
additions Of Imported dress fsbrics.
winch for beautiful and unlimited
variety OF new STYLES and at the very
lowest prices consistent with guaranteed
qualities, vii nave 40 equal the present
season.
The admirable "Henr.e,tss" seem 70
be ths favoute, IN fact they are un-
riyal.d, for house dresses OF street
wear. We cannot give You in cold Ian
guage q comprehensive description of
thesssortment of colors in oui large
and well selected Inc Of Henrietta
clothss-'Tists and tones OF all shades,
blerdincs of the most delicious soft.
ness and hloomy effects, al once artistic
and becoming, are among the soleo-
tons displayed Oh our counters. Among
the many shades prominent are the
Card nals, Garnets, Gobehns. Serpent
Imperial, Admiral. Colens, Marion and
Vieux Blue. Our prcos in every IN
stance VIII be found satisfactory 10 the
purchaser.
In all-wool Surahs We are showing
grand values at popular prices. The
display Of entirely new shades and col
ors has never been oquaiod. and the
fabric Itself is a close rival of the Hen
riotta cloths. We are showing this pop
ular line Of goods, n TIC different
shades Of srcys. Toiaoco, Baltic. Tor.
plllicur, Len, Marco JUDGE, Ancmon,
Byzanco and many other shades and
colors equally good. our prices are
extremely low for the class Of goods
offered.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
orsus sspiss. @l0h Msroh @. isses
YSfEE YY

The system OF selling every article -
8 small pront, hat at q thoroughly re-
liable quality, Is q rullug principle VITA
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13

Edna. Edna Edns. Edna.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-28

No MORE Pew RENT.-The Cali
fornia papers have begun discuss
ing the sex of angels. The heft
OF the argument appears to lie ON
the side Of the male sex. From
our youth up we have been we'd
ded to the idea that the angels of
heaven were a collection of lovely
females, clothed in diaphanous
garments that only half concealed
the beautiful forms beneath. The
news that the angelic band consist
only Of men upsets all our previ-
Gus ideas Of the heavenly home,
and makes us feel that our ex-
emplary life during the past 40
years has been led under the
shadow Of mighty delusion. We
have concluded to give up our
pow In church.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-28

CANDELARIA.-Col. w. j. Suther-
land, ID. III. Jackson and ex-Gov-
ernor Kinkead passed through to
Candelaria last Saturday night.
Mr.. Jackson is the newly appoint
ed Superintendent of the Holmes
property, and we are informed
that Governor Kinkead will act as
the resident Secretary. On the
arrival Of the train at Candelaria,
bonfires were built, and a glowing
reception rendered the new-com-
ers. Active operations are already
begun at the mine, and it is be-
lieved a large force will soon be
put on. The mill at Belleville is
undergoing repairs, preparatory to
being put to work on ore. There
is bright ray of sunshine hover
ing over our sister city, and Haw-
thorne rejoices there at. Col.
Sutherland is the general manager
Of the property, and it is due to
his interchangeable energy that Can
delaria energies from the slough
OF despond into which she has
lately fallen.-Hawthorne Bulletin.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-28

A preacher in Southern Califor-
mia has brought suit for Islander
against a number Of people in his
parish and received several thous-
and dollars damages. 1t tran
spired in the trial that the stories
circulated about him were all
Wholesale lies, invented by gossip
ing old hens in the parish and
that they were malicious and de-
famatory. If preachers were In
the habit of bring such creatures
to the bar Of the courts, there
would be less Of such work going
on.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-28
High Art i'm Reno
MARCH 20

The Gazette, while defending
its course in acting as stake-hold-
or for a lot of rowing pugilists
remarks as follows:
From the golden days of Greece
when the Olympian, Nemean and
Pythian athletic games were the
delight of the populace, through
the days of ancient Rome, when
the Imperial City sustained it's
college of athletes, to the present
time, the art and science of self
defence has been an honored and
honorable part of the curriculum
of athletic culture. That the peo-
pie of the United States so con-
tinue to regard it is amply evil
denced by the triumphant tours
Of John l.. Sullivan, the worlds
champion, through the cities both
great and small, Of its vast terri
tory"
1t may not be out of place to
remark that the pugilistic combi-
nation got their dodgers printed
at the Gazette Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-28
CAPITOL MARKET,

Opposite the state Capitol, Car
SON Street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-28
County Of Ormsby.

In the Matter of A. S. Bryantl Notice IRON
an Court
Insolvent Debtor. to Creditors
Pursuant to an order of the Honorable
T. II. Wells, Judge of the said District
Court, notice is hereby given to all The
creditors of the said Insolvent, A. s. Bry-
ant to be and appear before the Honorable
Judge Rising, Judge of said Court, in open
Court, at the Court room, of said Court n
Carson City, Ornsby County, Nevada, q
the 3lst day Of March. lSee at 20 O'CLOCK D
m. Of that day then and there to shsr
cause, il any they can. why the pray q
said insolvent should not DO granted -
an assignment Of his estate be msde ana
he be discharged frsn his debts ana ~
biAsies in pursuance Of the ssasute.
such case nade snd provided. snd In -
meantime all proceedings asaiass said N
solvent be stayed.
witness ~ hand and -
HAL) SOL sfsaid Csurt this ~
AAy Il Feb. 4. D.. l0e
Va. dY 0sAND. Clerk. -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-28

Moral Reno is shocked by the
attitude taken by the Reno Ga
1ette, which defends the brutal
glove matches as a civilizing infiu-
euce, and compares the meeting OF
two ordinary sluggers to the old
Olympian games Of ancient Greece.
We hope the people will not con-
denim the Gazette too hastily, as
Mr.. Bragg, who runs the morals
Of the paper, is away, and when
he returns the wild and giddy local
reporter will be severely disci-
plined. just now the paper is too
shocking for anything.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-28
The most Incorporate languag

The most incorporate language
INDUCED in by any newspaper in
this State Is found In the Reno
Free Lance, q temperance organ.
The bible says "be temperate In
ell things" and this edmonton
should include the use of expitiyes
@ we'll as liquor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-28

x,bS4 Prizes amounting 20 $35, 202.5o
AGENTS WANTED!
Fs- club Rates or any further Information,
address J. J. JOC0BS, Butte. Montana
ery. JACOBS, Helena, Montana.
REMINDER that there is . guarantee Of
e1ee. 900 that every Prize will be paid in full;
and that u Is the price Of whole Ticket and
that One ticket can draw the whole Of any
prize.
IMPORTANT
Buy Tickets from Lottery Agents generally,
or Remit By Postal Nste. Express, Money
Order u Bank Exchange, or Express, ct my
expense Ter Is 90 or ever. ADDRnss,
J. JACOBS. Butte, Mont,
Mar 10 Tyr
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-23
$500 to $3.50 90 A.5 no asrE'.s f foP j,

containing a considerable amount of
money, and she was naturally very
anxious to recover it. She had been
working about the yard and garden
during the day, and supposed that
she dropped it there. A diligent
search, in which she was assisted by
her neighbors, failed to find the miss
ing article, and gave up in despair,
going into the house, There she saw
her little dog, and more to relieve
her feelings than anything else, said:
"Fido, go find my pocketbook, and
do not come back until you get it. !"
Fido, after an appealing glance at
his mistress, sneaked out of the door
with his tail between his legs, look
ing as though he wanted to lie down
and die. He was noticed soon after
ward hunting and smelling around
the lot, finally disappearing in some
tall weeds. 1t was only a few min
utes later when Fido was heard whin-
ing and scratching at the door, and
when it was opened he walked in,
bearing the pocketbook in his mouth.
Fido had undoubtedly understood
what his mistress said, and was
smarter than the whole crowd of hui
man beings.-Birmingham Conn.
Transcript.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-23
A Soap That DissoIves Var
niSil.

The part played by chemistry in
the management OF railroads has be-
come of such Importance that pa
per on the subject by c. B. Dudley,
chemist, and F. N. Pease, assistant
chemist of the Pennsylvania railroad
has been largely circulated. One of
the Illustrations of the application
of chemistry to bad results obtained
in service is that special car after
being cleaned by the car cleaners was
noticed to look badly. On examina-
ton by the foreman of painters, it
was declared that the varnish had
nearly all been removed by the clean
ing. AS a matter of discipline, the
foreman car-cleaner was asked to
explain why the varnish had been SO
badly used, and he claimed that he
could do rs better with the soap he
had. A sample of the soap used was
submitted to the chemist, who found
not less than 3 per cent. of caustic
soda and Z per cent. of carbonate of
soda, in addition to the soda COM
bined with the fat as a legitimate
soap. This, OF course, explained the
popularity and justified the foreman,
as the soap solution used in washing
the car was in reality concentrated
solution of sal soda and I've, which
readily dissolves varnish.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-23
BeIlamy's GreatFdd.

-~ 1t is long road from the present
condition ofsociety and the condition
portrayed in Looking Backward
There are 10 years to be bridged.
What are the progressive steps OF
the socialistic society of the year
1000? 1t is just here the national
lists will stumble and, falling, will melt
away. Intelligence, ignorance, stu
pidity, cunning, and the natural de-
sire to keep what one has will be too
much for them. There is growing, up
a class who believe thatit is more lib
erty rather than less, tn at is the true
gateway to equality of conditions and
more general prosperity. These
must, of course oppose the Bellamy
idea. Then the ignorant, who vague
lYJhope that in the wheel of fortune
is prize for them which is not gov
erned by rules of right or equity will
oppose any system that reduces
their chances to the level of their de-
serts. And finally those who have
and control natures bounties will
not give up their advantages from
any sense of justice or any clamor
from those who have not. They will
cling to their possessions and, if needs
be, fight for them.-Detroit Evening
| News.