davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
Desert Lands-NOtice Of Intention to make
Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT BLAcKFoor, IDAHO, j
March 2d igl3

March 80, 1853
], Samuel Gerber OF Pocatello, Bingham
county, Idaho, who made Desert Land Appl :
cation No SS6 gu the 4th day OF March, lsS1,
Tor the NEA OF Section a. Up 1. South o.
Range ~. East d N hereby give motto OF my
Intention 70 make final proof Ia tstahnsu H. y
claim 10 the lane above described before Il e
REGISTER ana X celyer at Biackiuut, luahu. en-
turdaV the End day of April, lot8 anu that
CAIect "a prove tnut SAID land has b, en-
properly irrigated ana reclaimed H. the mannt r
required 10y iaw. by two ~ the following WlJ-
q s'eS; Fred Tyler, Alfred Techert Pet,r
Hanson ana Robert Herman, All OF Bling ham
county, Idaho
SAMUkL GERBER.
PEHRY j. ANsOS,
Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
PSHRY j. ANsOS,
Register.

NYJANTEn-AGENTs ta sell our choice ana
" hautN NurS " stock We nave many
special varlcti both In FIR rs and Orna.
u.aiS IL = Her. Nnlcn GTe Il ntrollCd unly ~
us. We pay cumui,ssiun Ur SauniS WrttU as
at once tor terms, anu 81 cure choice Ut tern.
tory
MAY BROTHERS,,
Rochester, NJ Y. Nursurymcn,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
n the Probate Court of Bingham County

In the matter OF the Estate
OF John Briggs, deceased
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned.
adEil, tratur OF tue estate 81 john Briggs,
d, ceased, to the creditors of. and all persons
having Claims against said decreased, Ia tN.
hibit them with the necessary vouchers with
in ten months after the ttSt publication ri
thus ne tlce, said Publication being On the litt
day OF january, 1855 70 the Sald adNiniStr,
ter, at his place II business In thc Town %
BlacktuUt, luahn. the same beng the place
estate
Stewart 4 Dietrich, Il W GUW.ls,
Att IS tor Estate Administrator tor tht
Estate Of John Briggs,
utC-NsNG.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
A Valuable Rancho For Sale.

A 40 acre rancho all
in cultivation, 3 blocks
from the railroad at
Blackfoot and joining
the Blackfoot school
house block, for sale at
a bargain. 1t has on it
a dwelling house, corrals
and stables for30 horses.
Good water right and
200 inches Of water.
Would make a fine adj
dition to the town Of
Blackfoot. Terms easy;
part cash, part in mich
COWS and balance on
time. For further infor-
nation apply to
J. A. BEERLEY,
BlackfoOt, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11

VT !IHL 'HAII' IANNFHbtIs aHu ENpIFNs.
Leaves Hlnckfont Daily At : a N Tor the iffi
Lost HIyrr Mines, Houston. IhHiia hHnan1n
Clayton. custer thy tEtua a nj iiny HDtsr
Fltsss ugcrr are carried iu nfst Ctaaa Cttuht-s
drtgtn ~ careful ami cNpt tifncrd drtycfp
Eating HOUSES on thv tiur ukt uustrtussf.t.
Accommodating agents who are Frasty az al
times e. furnish patrons With tati infDrnIatlttt
regarding tus nA nttnt- ana surrounding rt,ttti
tfy Fer further iururtrr'iarn npIiy e.
Eit&D EpiLER agent atlilackfo1t. Utah
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
CARL j. CANNON ,
Merchant Tailor,
PoCATELLo, IDAHO.

\ complete assortment Of fine Cloths
SutlnI etc., constantly on hand
4 first class tine II Fall and
Winter goods Oh hand
Guui alMan-lip ami perfect
TIL st tnarei NJ uriyr. from
Hhrnad WI. lr promptly att,ud j 10
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Encklin,s .irnirn snlrr.

THE NEST SaIv.. ia tlr wprll ~
tarts. Brui.,,. Sores, Ulcer, salt
Ricum, Fever Snr,,. rettrr, Chaplr-
Hands. ChilhIain~ Curns, and aIl Skin
Eruplious, and positively cures Pile.
or no pay required II !, guaranteed
10 give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded, Price - cents per box.
For sale Is Bcltle K Son.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-11
IdahoStage Co.

The theapcst. the shortest aud most diFcCi
route between the North, East and
Meat ana the pnlntA nhInHd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10
Die menem ssiener moo efrsfnre,s.

9lus @ien piro beridtet: Sie beuer
preis9etr6nte MooeIriIur oes Soffris
ieurs 6ranS Sanlt nennt lih .gliais
itenne" uno wiro foleenpermaBen berge=
itelt: Sie Saare werben runo um ben
Sopf ab9etbeilt, bann brebt man bic
Saare iiber Die 2ofenoreber unb brennt
oieIelben; oas mittlere Saar binoet
man. Sino bic Saare auseetiiblt,
iteft man oieIelbsn gum Sunoe; in
Oenielbetl miro Elm mai1enartieer
&amm geitedt. bariiber peroen bic
Saare 9etGmmt uno bic 6rilur lit nit
Ollie bieies Sammes fertia. 3u 8e-
li6t 1T elm idiefgetbeiltes Sanoeau ge-
lfeft. Sie 6riiur miro nit einem gols
oenen 2amm unb in Der i6iefen 5beis
lung nit elmer Rei9er=9liarette uno
Brilliant =aaraffe seidmiidt. Bier an-
oere nit @brenoiplomen auseesei6nete
DtOoeiriiuren linb idmmtli9 in griebi1
I9em Still 9ebalten.
Sei Der @rdfin Splpa Saroncas
6riiur miro bas Saar oil beioen Sdla=
fen bis binter .bas Sbr eetbeilt; BON
Der Stirne biz in ben 9laden peroen
sipei biertbeili9e untereinanoer Iieaenoe
36pfe selD6ten. Ser pbere 3opi piro
i6lupfenartig seitedt, bic Seitentbeile
geDellt utb am Sinterfopfe arransirt.
Damn wiro bas eetpellte Geitenbaar su
elmer lan9en S6lupfe arabestenartig
seitedt. Sie Soroerfriiur beitebt aus
einem auf Der Seite getbeilteh ugllt=
Bien=Sanoeau". Sm binteren 3opte
pirb ein 2odenouft permenoet. Ser
Sopfidmud beitebt aus wiloen Stolen
uno 9olibri=86selden. Sci Der @roB-
Wien,Sriiur welle man oas sanse Ropf=
baar, nta6e aus Dem Saar einen Suno
in Der Mitte bes Sopfes; bann nimmt
man ben oritten S6eil Der Saare. tbeilt
oenielben in Orei Sbeile, nimmt einen
solOenen 3eifen unb fli6t einen S9ubs
3opf. pel6er bon binten na9 borne ger
ltedt niro.
SoDann nimmt man einen 20 Gen-
timeter lunsen fremoen Saartbell unb
itedt ibn in Die Mitte na6 riidwdrts
an. Sie iibrig eebliebenen Saare bonn
8dnb orebt man iiber Saarwidler uno
irilirt 9lrabestenl6f6en. 9la9 born
iteft man elm ibiefgetbeiltes Sanoeau,
pel9es man nit elmer 8riaantipan9e
siert. Oils Sopfpub oient cine glisrette
nit einem 8o9el. 8ei Der SteIanie-
6riiur MELT man suerit oas eanse
Saar runo berum, binoet es siemli9
tief auf einen Sunb, tbeilt es oann in
bier Sbeile. Die gnoen papillotirt
man uno friiirt 5wei mad unten, sipei
mad oben, in Gorm bon arabesfen, i'm
6enid auslaufenbe 2oden in tief srie=
biI6er Sorm. gu 8eIi6t lit Elm in
neuer Gorm i6iefsetbsiltes Wagneri9es
ganoeau friiirt. in pel9em ein Bril-.
lantbabem an9ebra4t 1T. @esiert III
bic 6riiur nit 8lumen uno 3eibern.
Die pierte pleisgetrDnte SSisur 1T cine
reisenoe bobe 6riilr, iuelde selodt uno
gemellt rno nit einem 8liitben traub
Qei1miidt lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10

ME tbun iollte), nm feline anbern 2uns
ben wabr5unehmeu. go polte benn
oas llnsliid poer Slid, iuie man es
nebmen mil, baB iein iunqer @ebilfe
aufdnig Su Sauie ipdr uno bieIer, nit
benz Sale 9reps unbetaunt, sog benn
nun in ieiner autmiitbigen 9ummbeit
ribtig oem alten 8auern ben lutrati=
ben Splitter, bon benz fi1 bic aan3e
borfbarbierlidbe 6amilie monatelans
hdtte ernabren f6nnen, aus Der Munoe
beraus!
Was bleibt nod su ersdblen? gim
fnolli9ere Sbrfeige bat speifellos tein
Sarbiersebilfe felt Der 3eit Der griin-
bung Der Seife iemals bon ieinem
8ro0herrn betommen, als bieier lln=
sliifsmenId, uber aud ii1er nie nit
grOBerer Seredtisung; benn bas muB
man INNER bel bieier alten uno oaber
au6 pabren @eI6idte bebenten: Sreps
adblte ia ni6t ttipa 81 ben itdnOigen
9lbonnenten bel ienem alten Sorfbar=
bier, ionoern mar nur gu ibm 9etom=
men, neil er ibn NAL n6tbig brauate,
neil er ieiuen &atb uno ieine Silfe am
liebiten gratis in 9lnipru9 senommen
bdtte uno iol&en faulen 9unoen &C.
i6iebt es benn ia am guoe bod aud
ipobl re9tt tpenn ibnen bic Seilung bon
ibren @ebre9en ni4t 10 aans lei4t se-
ma6t uiro, oenn Sanfbarteit 1T BON
iol6en bod ni6t Su erparten!
60. Siir9enion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10
Giu foitbarer et5pieI.

Ser rSancp", elmer Der gr6bten uno
mertbpoliten 9iamauten Der g8elt, par
in ben breibiger Sabren i'm SeiiBe Der
rei9en ruiiiiAen San,ilie Semioom.
Oie bamals in Yaris lebenbe permits
pete Siiritin Semioop bra1te nun
tdali9 brei bis bier Stunoen bantit su,
unertannt in Die drmiien Sadituben
binauiSuiteisen uno bort frei9ebi9 9ll-
moien ausSutbeileu. Die milotbdtige
Srau bate babel Die uunoerli9e Grille,
i1 fir oieie Spasierednge in einen
alten tiirtii6en Sbapl ein;ubiillen.
oenn ba iie, beoOr iie gu ben gtrmen
sing, 6fters S0fidteitsbeiu6e su ma=
den bate, tpollte iie swei b01it un-
glei9e Sin9e. bic Soilette fir bic 9lr-
men uno bic fir bic &ei6en. mitein.
anoer pereinen. gu oieiem 3mede ltedte
iie ben altmooii6en Sbawl nit elmer
aoloenen 9faoel suiammen, in Die Der
vSanep" 9eiabt mar. Die 9lrmen
iaben nur oas alte llmidlagetu9, biz
&eiden iaben MIR ben ~Sanep".
Zines slbenbs, als Die 6iirifin, in
ibr Yalais suriidsetebrt, ben Sbaipl
able9te, feblte ihr Der rSarcp". Ser
Stein mubte aus Der glaoel 9eiallen
iein. Sie 6iirftin ldbt iofort anipan-
men uno iteigt uieoer, Sreppe auf
Sreppe ab, in ,alle Maniaroen, in b
nen iie an jenent Sage setueien.
nSabt Sbr ni9ts sefunoen2 SD
babe etruas pcrloren, elm birni0rmises
Sing aus 6las = einen Samilien-
i9mud, an Dem i9 iebr bdnse. Su9i
nur proentlid!"
@ergebli9e Weiibe. gnblid fommt
bic 6iiriiin su elmer armen Wittpe, bio
adt unerSo9ene Sinber bat.
Gin @lasoing baben Sic alio per-
loren, quite 6rau? Sa, i1 fano ni6ts
= bod bait! Die Sinoer baben beute
nit einem St0piel aeipielt, einem gld-
iernen St6pIel. SUDDEN sic pieaei9t
ben? gDenn er nur np9 oa it,"
Ser toitbare St6picl fanb it6 ridtia
unter Dem Sebriht wieber uno Die
6iirltin Oemioow iorate fir Die @ittipe
uno lobnte ben Sinoern Die &iifgabe
oes Siamanten baour1, oaB lie Die
3utuuit pon allen ii9er fellte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10
@er lit Der SeHere Z?

gSas cine 6rau yllles tann:
Sic tann iih oas glusleben zines
@naels 9eben nit einem bisden r@beeie
Glotb" uno ben 2i6tltrablen elmer
2ampe.
Sic tann me9r llnbeqilemli9teit er-
traeen, als Elm robuiter Wtann, uno 1T
i'm Stanoe, Oann nod auf ben Ball gu
geben.
fSie lam ieoes Sbeater unb ieos
Gir6e ihlieBen, inoem lie li6 meigert,
fir oieielben su arbeiten.
Sic taun se9en cine 6rau, Die lie
babt, BON ausseIu9ter SiiBigteit uno
S6ilihfeit iein. ipdbreno Elm Wtann in
benielben @erbdltniiien arretirt iper=
ben pilroe wesen @tOro uno Scot=
i6la9.
G,e tann cine Ssriammlung beIu-
den, in Der ale 6rauen 81 9leider
3eit ipreden, uno bod gang badrtlcin
ersdblen, mas leoe Ginselne gelpro9en
bat.
sic tann einen nabs3u tpoten 3meig
in Die @roe teden uno i'm wa9len
MAIDEN; Stiible unb Wtobel politern.
@orhdn9e orapiren uno Sein &ar-
buntel pfle9en, beicr als sebn Soc'
loren.
sic fann ibre Meinung bertbeioiger
bis aRl's Slut. aud scsen aae aOsit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10
Bonn aIten 8IitGer.

Sn Sreslau itarb 1922 Elm @ciser
Namens Seige, Wlit9lieo bes bortigen
5beatsrordefers. '6eise bate bel
9luerltdot ben @eneralielomari6al Slii=
der BON Der Sefansenidait eerettet,
uno oieier bat Dem Sunitler bic Sbat
in fol9enber turioien Weiie 'beltdtiet.
, Zen IA. Sttober 1906 in Der S6labt
bel 9lueritd1! marb mid mein Yiero
sri6oIen, uno iob piirbe 9efanoen ge=
nommen moroen iein, ba i'd teine Sa=
pallerie mebr bel mid bate. Ser
3rompeter Seige, oes &egiments Seu=
ling. batte mid fallen ieben. er lam.
ipran9 bonn gfero, unb balf mid oar-
auf; ib ipies ibm al, su uniere Snfun-
terie 81 lauren, unO no moelib lib Su
retten. Sur6 Die cole Sanolung Des
6eige en.gins i6 Der Gefangenibaft.
ST. babe sc9Iaubt. oab pom &egiments
Oer 6eige 81 elmer gelobnun9 piiros
empfoblen iein, oa aber Der Srompeter
Seige mid periidert. oaB oies niht ee-
ldcben, 70 balte i9 mid perpflibtet,
oem 6eise Soritebenoes aui meins
Pfli9t 3I beSeu9en, oa ih ihm Dor ieiu
Goelmutb nibt belobnen tann. Sres=
lau, ben 16. Sebruar 1913. g.
9liiGer, General Der &aoallerie."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10

Ser bierte Selb aus bem Banana.
Drama, oenen SilbniB mir brinsen, III
Inbrieur. Der ebemalise }'oliSeiprdfeti
BON Yaris. IS giebt teinen Staats.
anmalt, Der bon li9 iasen fam, bab
er einen iolden S6refen UNI iib per-
breitet babe, pie 9lnorieur in Der Ya-
nama=9lffaire. ylaAbem Der 9roSeH
beinabe idon aufaegeben mar, neil iidj
ni6ts nit Si6erbeit na9weiien lieB.
trat Inorieur III ben 8oroergruno unN
bradte Die Semeiie. gtun brad @nea
saiammen. Sn tuehen 4uftras er
piellei9t banOeIte. als er feline gntbiil.
lun9en ma9k. oas lit ebenIo ountel,
mie Die perIOnlidteit oes @Ornelius
Sera.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10

Simmer mebr eeiuinnt es ben Gn-
Ihein, oaB Der bielgenannte Cornelius
0er3 am beiien in Die @ebeimniiie oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eingemeibt lit. 9ln-
sebIib 1T er ieBt 10 trant su Bourne
mouth in Gnglano, baB ieine guslisie=
ruus BON Gnglano an 6rantrei6 iein
9eben in @eiabr brinsen iphroe.
5roBoem beitebt Die frans6Iiibs He-
gierun9 barauf. 9erS, oeutih iiioi-
lbcr 9lbtunft. 1T 81 SeIaneon /. s.
l945 aebpren. uno bat cine iebr be-
pegte Ser9an9enbeit aud IN glmerita
hinter iid. Na6 Yaris balo naG
@riinouns Der 3esllblif suriifsete6rt,
bate er balo Die 0anb i'll alien ben
srOben @elo9eiddften, tuelde i'm Sc
beimen oOn Den reeierenoen 9eri6nlid-
teiten qema4t uuroen. gr mar Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10
SeS Mdo@eMS @Iaae.

Mlan lebrtmi9 9ateinlid unbGjriebiiA
9ie Hei6e. Die orei, Der Natur,
SD fem Wtdtbematit uno PbDIif,
6eihi1te uno 2iteratur.
SD bin nun an 8eilt uno on Siloun,
Gin Wtann i6on, bas fiibf i9 genau
Sin i90ncs SepuBtiein! - Siel liebe'
Wdr Ib aber bod = cine 6rau!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10

Bertraute bes Miniifer prdIibenten
5rencinet, Der SGsbruoer pon @le.
meneeau. Der geiiber bes Sauptorsans
Der raoifalen Yartei ySuitiee"), Der
Wlatler fir ale gelobeoiirftisen Mini.
fer uno einflubreiden parlamentarier.
ytiemuno bat bic iittlide Gdulnib oea
3esierunssperionals unb oes san5en
Ge9imes 10 tief erforidt uno 10 wirf
Jam seiOroert. wie @prnelius Sers.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10
-3u arpBartiaer patriu.

-3u sroBartieer patriO-
tii6er autopierunssfdbisteit bat Der
3Olltries in 6rantreid bic 8emiltber
mebrerer &ealidiiler uno &eali9iiles
rinnen in Ct. @allen 9eitimmt. SIM
st. @aller nStaotanS." erlaien Die
SeseiIterten iolgenben 9lufruf .98ir
&ealI6iiler iuollen in Der 8ertheioi9nng
oer Sdweis gesen Srantrcid ni6t Su-
riidbleiben uno nit itnierer idpahen
Rrait beitragen, oab Der 3oltries
nu9tig geiiibrt piro. IS freut uns,
oaB uniere Mtiitter teine fransOilAen
0hte uno Sleioer mebr taufen uno Die
Boiler feline frau3Oiii9en @eine mebr
trinten wollen. Samit mir aber au1
babel lino, baben mir einmiitbig be-
i1lollen, uns fernerbin nidt mebr
nit Der Grlernung Der frans0Ii9en
Spra6e gu beidTen. gSir boifen, oaB
aud bic Scrren 2ebrer bieIen unieren
patriotiidcn @nti9luB u4ten tusrosu.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10
GeIebritaten ppm 9anaataz
ffanoaI.

lleber ben 8erlauf Der Banana
Iffaire iinb pobl Die 2eier bur9 Die
tdsli6en ausfiibrliden Serihte genii.
seub informirt; beute bringen mir an
oieier Stelle bic YiloniIie bon bier
Wdnnern, Die in oieiem Stanoal cine
Sauptrolle geipislt baben ooer nod
ipielen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10

Baron &einad 1T bereits bonn S6au-
plaBe absetreten, oh freiluillie ooer
ni9t, bas 1T eine Srase, Die nod nidt
enti6ieoen lit. Ser 9lr3t. Sr. Sron=
arbel. pel6er i'm guftraee bes Sc
ridts bic 9eihentbeile auf ettpaiee
Spuren BON @ift unterIudte-nad Der
beliebteifen 8eriion bate lib &einadj
NIT bem Snbalt zines Sldi6dens
9lfonit persiftet-iit nod nidt nit Der
llnteriu4una gu gnOe 9elan9t unO
Giilt ii9 Oesbalb in tiefes S9weign.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10

gu ben npanamiiten" seb0rt Yaul
Serouleoe ni6t, tpobl aber gu oeren
eifrieiten 8esnern; ibm, bem 6reuno,
9oulangers. oem Manne Der yYa-
triptenliga", fam Der Yanama=Stan
bal 9elegen, lm Dor bem 2anbe bic
&esieruns, Oas Parliament gu nrid-
ten. Sn bT &ammeriibuns bonn 2l.
December, Die man cine ySpnpent-
iibune" 9enannt bat, erbob er feline
nu6ti9en 9lnflogen. uno biesmal per=
la9te man ibn ni6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10
GDei@etouneSsruns.

&i6ter: .Sie tpoIlen fi9 ideioen
laRen BON Sbrer Srau9 Saben Sic
aud Griinoe senus, oas 3uiammenle=
ben nit Sbrer Srau gu breden?"
Wtann: .gfa MI, id bi6te, bic
Ssrau mdre oOd = Sre9mittel :"
mug"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10
Giir umiere Srameu.

Die Che it cine redit thbife Safc
uur bauert iie elm Sisdien iauge, bss
balb lam and nur Serieniae Iidl parii
5ufrieben ID lea. Der iidl bein Gm
geben bieies Berbdllnifes burh Gisen
itaiieu ieitimnlra IaBt, Deldle pon
Gluer iinn. GDtpos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10

= Ger brape S6uler. On
tel; ,Na. Mar. mas ma9lt gu in Der
Sdule2" = War' sd warte INNER.
Bis Iie aus it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10

= M Tan ia9t: ,Yerliebte 9euit
uerialseu bic Suppe." = gl9, nod
otter perIalsen iis ii9 ieIbit : bas
gauge 2eben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-10

= ,9lber, fiebe Sermine, iparum
biit Su Oenn beute 10 idlebt auf9e
lest?"
= ,8eraoe ippllte i9 mir bas Ser
onii9en MAIDEN, meincn @atten Gin
8is1en aus;usanten, als eln 0err fam
uno mid gu mem SpaSierganS NIB
holte!"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-19
AFTERNOON SESSION.

&c r 80, Lands granted to State
from the General Government for
educational purposes. Passed.
S e r Al, State officers to keep
their respective officers at seat of
State Government. Passed
SCR43, Taxation of mortgages
and contracts. Forbes moved to lay
on table. Lost. Foley spoke in
favor. Passed.
LaGrave gave notice of reconsider
alton.
S c R A, relating to Supreme
Court decisions. Passed.
SC 45, Election and term of
Supreme Judge. Passed.
S G R 46. Supreme Justices eligi>
BILE to no other off e. Passed.
S G r AZ, Compensation of SUI
preme Judges. Passed.
S G R 81, register of voters.
Passed.
Assembly Amendments taken up
for consideration.
ACR 4 uniform rate of taxation
Passed.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
Senate resolved into Committee of
the Whole, Maute in the chair, for
the consideration of S B 81, the
Appropriation Bill, for the
support of the State Government for
ls9S-94. Liberal appropriation and
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An Old Hayseeder,

Cole Atherton boasts of being the
oldest hay yard man in the city, and
he is doubtless correct. When the
mothers in this city we're running
about in short clothes, Cole Ather-
ton was leading authority on hay,
aud he has been largely identified
with tho hay yard business ever
siiles. He knows as much about
different kinds of hay as M. Cohn
does about silks and velvets, and can
tell first, second and third crop of
alfalfa with his eyes shut.
He il back once more in the bust
ness, and rain or shine, he can be
seen banging about the country ON a
buck board hunting sixteen different
kinds Of hay for his customers, who
are fastidlous and want certain kinds
and no other.
When Atherton dies, his tomb
stone will be cut in the shape of a
bale Of hay, with the age Of the de-
Ceased marked on the stick.
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Bill Nye.
ceased ma

A large crowd are going TO Rene
next Monday to hear the great
est of American humorists Bill Nye
and his famous partner Burbank.
Nye, funny as he is in his letters
is about ten times as funny when he
walks on to stage. His very APP
pearance makes the audience howl
and as soon as he talks the house
goes into commissions
Everyone who has not seen him
should not miss the opportunity.
The round trip including admission
is only 81 90 and tickets can be Sc
cured of Mr., Holesworth Sergeant
at-Arms of the Senate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-19
AFTERNOON SESSION.

A p 51-Taken up as unfinished
business and ordered re>referred t
the Judiciary Committee.
S B 45,-An act to pay S. Summer.
field the sum Of 500 for Attorney s
fees in the Constitutional Amend
ments case presented before the SUI
/ preme Court testing the legality Of
their publication. Passed.
House went into Com. of Whole
on bill and reported .favorably. Bill
passed.
S B 46-An act to pay deficiencies
in the State Agricultural society, the
sum of So. 800 for improvements
made. House went into Com. of the
Whole on the bill and reported fav>
orabIy. Bill passed unanimously.
A B "a, by Smith An act to reg
ulate the fees for registration of
trade marks. Corporation Com.
A B S0-An act to fix salaries of
county officers. Eureka county.
Passed.
A B rs, by Russell-An act allow
ing County Clerk and Commission
ers in the absence of physicians in
county to commit an insane person
to the Asylum. Passed.
A B 68-An act in relation to
school bonds in Elko.
Moved by Folsom, to strike out
the word ''gold coin' where ever it
appears in the bill and insert in lieu
thereof the word ia .sful money of
the United States.
Motion afterwards withdrawn.
Bill passed. |
BNo. 70, An Act to authorize |
Washoe county to issue bounds to
the amount of Sl5,U00 for road pur-
poses. Passed.
B 80, An Act in relation to pub,
lie roads and highway. Amended to
apply only to Washoe county. The
Speaker appointed free conference
to confer with Senate on
enrolling bill. Harris, Boston,
Logan and Massey APP
pointed.
Adjourned. i
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amendments were made in all di-
rectiona, including liberal raises III
salaries Of Deputy State officers.
At 4:30 Committee ar Sc recon-
mendlng- tie adoption of the bill as
amended.
In regular session report adopted
and bill ordered reprinted immed>
lately as amended.
S B 50, by Misunderstanding leave
to Frank Brotherton, Nye county
clerk. Nye delegation.
Mr.. Hickey objected to so many
calls for leave of absence from County
officers, especially from the Eastern
part of the State, looks as though
that section was going to be depopu-
lated. Mr.. Patchen attributed it to
a patriotic desire to visit the World
Fair.
Adjourned,
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The FoOte Dramatic Company.

We are to have full week Of the
atre beginning tomorrow night, with
the Foote Dramatic company.
They have fine repertoire of stan
dard plays, and it will be refreshing
to see them after the ''skits' that
have shown up in Carson from time
to time.
A company that will play a straight
week in Carson realizes that it has
something worth the public attention.
Miss Plunkett as leading lady
shows good work at the head, as she
comes from famous family of dra-
matte artists.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-19

A. Livingston now practically
controls the wholesale liquor
trade Of the city. He is contin-
ually adding to his stock and sells
only standard brands. He is also
introducing some excellent Cali
fornia wines to the people OF Car
son, as well as foreign and domes-
tic cigars Of the finest quality.
Drop in and inspect his stock.
Is tt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-19
Peace at Topeka.
Rector.

Topeka, Kan. Feb. 18.-Afairs
have quoted down here, the troops
have been Withdrawn, and peace
reigns.
The District Court has sustained
the motion Of the Republican House
for permanent injunction restrain
ing the State Treasurer from paying
warrants issued by authority of the
appropriation bill passed by the
Populist House, which Is recogri-
ton of the constitutionality of the
Republican House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-19
BentOn's LinimeD ).

Which has been used in Carson for
over twenty-five years, has saved
many an ache and pain to those who
know it 1t Is really intended for
horses but works with the same mag
ical effect on the human. It is q
powerful remedy and for rheumatism
is the king of the world. Aches
knocked out in short order. No
horseman should be without a bot
tie. n6tf
Benton's Liniment for sale at all
drug stores.