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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-23
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-07
SUMMONS.


In Justice court Helene Township, Of the County
OF Lincoln. State Of Nsvsds.
Charles Garrett o., Plainttns, against y.
Bsrthol and James Hutchinson. OF Barthol Saw
The state OF Nevada to d. BArthol and James
Hutchipsou. Of Bsrthol Saw Mill 90:
You arc hereby summoned to sppear before mo,
= Justice Of the Peace In and for Helene Town
ship, County and State Aforesaid, at my once da IN
Helene. on the 23rd day Of December A. D. 1873,
a tan o'clock O. m. Of that day. TO answer the
complaint Of Charles darrst Co. wherein ssas tnsy
and tventy.one and thirty one hundredths dollars
for goods supplied and money loaned. - per
account on Ale, ss fully set forth In Plaintins .
Complaint on Ale In my once.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 70
appear and answer the complaint a. sforssaio,
Judgment will be taken sssnst yor iorsno sun huu
ons hundred aud twenty. one and thirty one nun
dredths dollars and cost Of suit.
"a the sheriff or any Constable Of said county
Greeting; Make legal sesvice ana due return ne's
Of. s..
Given under my hand this tth day Of November
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-07
SENATOR JOHN p. JONES.

The Winnemucca Silver State says "The
last fond hope of the Nevada Republicans
was shattered and ..~trered when Senstor
Jo,es ...nounced to them through the Pop
ulist address that he was done with the &.
O. D. The Senator trusted certain men in
the State during the last campaign to tell
him the truth. but he found after the elec.
tion that they had misstated every fact and
he was led into an error that he has many
times regretted-the sending of telegram
to the effect that he thought it best for
Nevada to elect the Harrison electors. he
now intends no doubt to make up for that
mistake by doing all in his power to defeat
the Republican party from now and for
ever"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-07
PROCEEDINGS

The Board met in regular session Monday,
all the members present.
Minutes OF previous meeting read and sp-
proved
A communication was presented request
ing that the boundaries Of the Bristol School
District be changed so as to include Bennett
Springs. 1t was ordered by the Board that
the boundaries of Bristol School District be
changed 90 as to make Bennett Springs the
centre.
A petition was received from Hike re-
questing that SIS be appropriated to repair
road between Hiko and Helene. IL was or
dered that the sum of s75 be appropriated
in accordance with the prayer of the petit
ton and the same be allowed by contract to
the Magnolia Mining Co. for the repair OF
the road between Hiko and Helene.
A petition from st. Joseeh was presented
asking the Board to appoint commission
to open roadway through Robert LsgAn's
land. The Clerk was directed to inform the
sgners Of the petition that the petition
must be filed and signed by "a taxpayers
and freeholders on last assessment roll, and
upon receipt of same the Board would ap.
point two commissioners and the ownor OF
the land would appoint two, and after the
amount of damage is ascertained, the Tree.
holders who shall derive such benefit shall
pay for the same before said road is ordered
+. opened. :, ,u
Complaint was made that David W
, Huntsman had turned the water from thu
main creek into the main wagon road o
I lower Kean Springs the Clerk was ordered
e to inform said D. W. Huntsman that b.
: turn the said water back into the mail
channel at once.
. A communication was received from w
!. D. MAYNARD requesting the Board to ailo,
4 him for the taking of testimony 10 the cas-
!. Of Nevada VS.. Thomas Morgan.
~ The claim was not considered, as it wa
s contrary to an order made by the Boar
10 previous to taking such testimony.
,r The sum of thirty five dollars was turne
: over to the Board by the request Of relative
= of G. w, Wadleigh, deceased, the amour
ID being advanced by the county.
The Board appointed Thomas Grev
10 Constable at Helene, and he was allowe
thirty days to file bond in the sum OF $l0O
u Reports of officers were then read and o.
ys proved.
of A budget of claims was presented al
! allowed. The list appears in another ct
" umn of The RECORD. =.
Z Complaints of Luning & Co.. G. D. vi
80 cent and Chas. Sutro Il Co. vs. Linco
40 county. served on Chairman Schaefer, we
- taken up, and the District Attorney "
ne ordered to prepare answer to the complaint
or The Boasd then adjourned.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-07
ANOTHER UNFORTUNATE.

A New York Herald Paris cable d'spstch
..v. that Princess Colonna, daughter OF Mrs.
John w. Mackay, has applied for lsgA
separation from Prince Ferdinand Gallatro
Colouns and for the custody OF her three
children. Mrs. Macksy opposed the mascn, ,
but eventually gave way. The bride was was
married without dot or settlement, but y
Mrs. Msckay allowed her an income Of Of
Sl76 900 year, besides giving her many
valuable presents. The Herald's corresPcn'
dsnt saw an intimate friend Of the family
who said: "Prince Colonna and MRS.
Macksy have not spoken for years, NO % one
vould believe the enormous sums Mr.
Macksy has paid for the Princes gambling Y
dsbts-over FL, ,OOO, 900 in Eve years. Apa,r'
from the allowance he made his step. daugn
Tar. he also gave her the money witn Anic'
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-07

The San Francisco Stockraisers Review
says: Reports from most interior points
speak of a shortage Of beef cattle. The
same state of things is more likely to hap.
pen in Nevada also, which would make it
yery difficult for our city to obtain its regu.
lar winter supply. Shauld these reports
turn out true we can hope for an increase in
values all along the line
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-07

Mexico Is one ahead Of the United
States in the transmission Of long dis
tance electric lighting. An electric
plant on the Rio Grande sends light to
Gradalajara, II miles away.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-07
The Nevada Southern.

The Los Angeles Express says that Presi-
dent Blakely of the Nevada Southern, Y.
Mulholland and others engaged in the work
of raising an $50, 900 loan in Southern Cali
fornia, are we'll satisfied with the progress
made. The enthusiastic and business'like
meeting at Pasadena gave the enterprise
new impetus. Citizens Of San Demanding
have also asked that o meeting be held
there to present the matter to the people
It is understood that SO far Los Angeles
business firms and private individuals have
pledged about $40, 900, and additional assur
ances are given by which the amount will
be increased a little later. The prospect. Q
raising the entire amount needed for i'm
mediate heavy work on the roadbed seem
very good.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-07

Some parties are making . desperate at
tempt to revive the old dead camp OF Lew.
iston, Utah. The ore rune from " to $lO
ton. A lot Of "guff about the camp is
given in our telegraphic dispatches. We
wouldn't advise ANYBODY 70 rush there, . e.sn
ii q man did make such . wonderful strike
as ore going So or "a to the toni
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-07

Mine owners should remember that
to take advantage Of the suspension
law q notice will have to be filed With
the County Recorder certifying that
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-07

Virginia City 10 having an epidemic
OF deaths; two or three funerals occur
nearly every day.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-07

After suspension Of nearly year, the
publication Of the Virginia City Enterprise
has been resumed, with John E. McKinnon
as lessee. Virginia will come to the front
again.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-07

The Carson News says that Hon. H. F.
Bartine is once more settled in his Carson
home and that he has concluded to resume
the practice OF law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24
Gov. NJ thews Talks or once.
Seek ers. la Washingtoa.
indianapolis Sentinsl.l


Governor Matthews was seen last
night by . Sentinel reporter aud ssked
about the. prospects Of Indiana, Office
seekers in Washington. from whence bs
has just returned.
lie replied that he could add nothing
to W hat the Sentinel 10 printing every
dsv. He bore witness TO the accurancv
OF its statements regarding matters now
going on at Washington. He spoks Of
the division OF the senators regarding
the appointment OF . msrshsi and die.
trict attorney. and said IL was impossi.
BILE TO predict what would come Of Il.
But the Information TO be obtained
there, Was no fuller than what appears
here each morning. H. thought II like
ly that w. f. English wonld secnre thu
appointment to the mission TO Swisxer.
lAud but the others were yet uncertain.
why. the hotels are tuIl. the CORR.
doris are packed with ofFice.seekers from
every where. and they are making life
burden to the members Of Congress and
Senators from various states"
The governor will he accompanied on
bis southern rip by Mrs. Msnhaws and
Miss Ma trews aud will lesve Tuesdsy
night. rhe party will GO 10 81. Louia
by rail and from there will 60 10 New
Orleans by steamer, Ii IL the first rest
the governor has had siuce he cOnven-
tions began In the camp sign and II will
be his FIRST trip down the Mississippi BY
boat. The "trip will last about ten dsys.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24
Prices Of Electric Lights.

A. the recent meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Peterbnrg Electric Light,
Power and Wster Works CO., the fol-
lowing scsle OF prices for incsndsscent
lights was adopted:
light. Is csndia power, per month,
slOO 2 lights. Is candle power. per
month. SI.s0 3nghts, ID candle power,
per month, o. 10 lights l6 candle
power. per month 81 25. 8 lights, ia
candle power. per month. 81 So 10
lights. Is candle power eA00 Is lights.
IS candle power. IS o. 10 lights. ld
candle power. e6 o.
To be paid monthly. The Company
to keep ell lsmps In working order,
with the exception Of lamp brsakage
which il TO he paid for by the subscrib'
er. Special rates will be given Il
churches and halls. Petersburg Press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24
Why We Will Laugh.

Lsporte Arsu.: II will be Amusing
two years from now TO see the little
legislative whipper-snappers who so
xlibly sbused the newspapers Of this
state rush around TO the printing offices
to be set right before the public when
stories are circulated agsinst them.
They will then discover that one Issue
OF . Newspaper will spread thu ne VS.
over Q larger field and do more efFec-
tive campaign work than 6fty pettifog.
ing speechss, Thev will discover that
going out IN the country and making
three or four school house speeches to
twenty or thirty men and bows during
. campaign 10 . very slow and ineffec.
tusl way to get . case before the peopi 10
and they will become desperately anx.
ious for newspaper assistance. The par
~ press will then he called on 10 do "its
dutv TO the party" and support and de-
fend the trescherons and contemplate
legislative whipper-snsppers. but un-
less the newspaper mon lose oil sense
OF self-respect they will be slow 10 70.
spond TO the crack Of tha party whip
when applied by these little upstarts.
They are 'on the list and Will be re.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24

FoRDsvILLr. KY Mn DoAxE: En-
closed you will tind . piece in memory
OF little Manda Bauer. We desire IL In
serted Ia your paper in order that II
may fall in the hands Of her father, John
q. Bauer, who il out in the world
Through her illness she called for him
The heading OF the piece below 10 of her
own composition. Her frequent, only.
aud dying desire vas to see her father.
But alas. he providentiAliy or other " ise,
failed to come.
GRIEvED TO DEATH on ACCOUNT OF HER
FATHER.
The dark angel OF death aas again en-
tered our town and borne from our
midst one too pure for earthly cares.
Death loves . shining mark and has
manifested his claim in the person Oi
little Mazda Bauer, u years old dsugh.
ter Of John G. and Ameli. Bauer, who
departed this life March 4. 1898. We
teel indeed the deepest sympsthy for
those who are bound to her by kindred
ties. yet We know that our words are
but empty symbols. We feel they have
IN sde grave too cold aud deep for .
heart so young and pure. yet our faith
in her happy transit to house not made
with hands, t0rces us to believe our
loss is her eternal gain. Long will We
remember the sweet and lovely child
whose earthly career was 90 brief. Yet
her work among US is completed, her
chair is vacant, and Mands is 1T rest.
None kew her but TO love,
Nor named her but to praise.
Were il possible for each OF her
friends TO drop . blossom on her grave
what On immense cluster OF hpwers
would eDcircie her tomb. After sppro.
pirate service. her rensins were laid
10 rect in the Catholic cemetery Q,
Whitesviiie, Dsviess County, XIV.
A precious one from US 10 gone,
A voice We loved 10 atl!.ed;
A place 10 vacant II. our home
That never can be filed.
God called little Msnda back to him
The boon his love had given,
But though her body mouiders here,
Her soul 10 sale Ia heaven.
A FRIEND.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24
FiFTY-EIGHIH INDIANA.
Journal Of the Proceedings Of the
Regiment tai Reunion.

The Journal Of the reunion OF the 5sth
Indiana Regirnentsl Association. held
at Princeton. Indiana. December Is aud
Is. 1899. has been published and IL
being sent TO ell members In good stand.
ing. The Journsl makes pamphlet OF
SO pages and contains . full report OF
the proceedings of the reunion. includ-
ing all the addresses made and papers
read. Among other matters OF interest
In the pamphlet IL the welcome address
nv Hon. l.. G. Embree the response By
DR.. w X McMshan; the historical
sketch OF the regiment by Col. Moore
OF the Flag presentation by
Mrs. Mowerv; the address OF Mrs Chap
lain Hight; Movements Of the Medical
OF Woods Division st
by w. w. Blair; . thrill
ing sketch OF Q visit inside the rebel
lines the night before Stone River bet.
tie, by Sergeant John p. Norman; .
number Of interesting letters from ab-
aent comrades. . full page cnt Of the So b
Indiana Monument and . history OF the
same. roster Of members and addresses
and various other mstters OF interest to
every comrsde. = Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24
New Mexico the Place For Con.
susnptives.
Especial Correspondence Jasper Courier ]

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ, March l6, 1898.
EDITOR CoUsiER Since I wrote YOU
about . month ago. we have bad Q fret
rate chance to compare the weather Of
this section with that Of other sections
of the United States. aud as . result Of
the comparison every impartial observ.
er will be wiiing TO sgree with the peo.
pie here in their claim that "the Rio
Graode valley has the finest climate In
the world" Tho claim may be rather
broad but IL Ia not unreasonable. Al
winter through the weather has been
delightful, and the hundreds OF invalids
who are here in search Of health, have
found II pleasant for outdoor exercise
walking. riding or lawn tennis playing
slmost every dsv. We have had Q few
IbIusfery days, when there was TOO much
wind to make outdoor exercise sgrees.
BILE, but the air was not cold, and the
sun has shone every day. Que little
snow shower, one night in February,
which made the ground white until
ten O'Clock next morning. was the only
sample We have had Of tho sort OF
weather that has prevailed 30 freely over
the rest OF f.thetcountry all winter.
The town ia growing rapidly, and
tuc ouuuiuk opoueiOub W on through
all the winter months just - well - IN
spring or summer. The town IL q center
OF . very extensive trade. and carrying
on . large commercial business with the
surrounding country, being the whole.
sale center aud supply point for eli the
mining districts In New Mexico and
Arizonis, covering an area OF more tham
q hundred thous and square miles. But
the principal attraction of the place IL
its climate, and the experience Of hun.
dreds who have tried il has fully dem
onstrated the fact that the rare, drv at.
mosphere Of THE section will certainly
cure consumption 10 those who come
in time. and will in everv case prevent
the development OF the disesss IN those
who are predisposed to il. This attracts
to this place large class Of people from
other sections Of the country who have
money enough to live wherever they
please and with whom the only c0nsid.
GRAFTON 10 health. US BUaKE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24

The shrer-psge poem bv John G
Whittier. which appeared in the Novem.
Der st. Nicholss Magazine, commemo
rates the visit of party Of youog girl.
to the poets home II contains the fol
loving lines, which have . peculiar
significance nov that the good Quskei
poet hss passed away:
Il would not IL could repeat
A Itfa sbirn still is good and sweet;
keep in age. - in nv prime.
A not uncheerfuI step with time.
And. grsteful for sii blessings sent.
90 The common way, content
To make 70 new experiment.
On easy terms with law aud tate.
Por wh<i mu-t he calmly wait.
And trust the psth csanot see,
That God is good sufficeth me.
And when st last upon life's play
The curtain falls, ! only pray
That hope may lose itself In truth,
And age In Heaven immortal youth
And al our loves and longing prove
The foretasts Of diviner love!7
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24
u z. q. U. COLUNW.
CONDUCTED BIZ MRS. N. L. HOBBS


While I do not claim any persona
credit for IL. yet I am real glad that in al
the counties where I wss sent TO max,
speeches we made substantial gains
But we cannot fy up to roost aud re-
main inactive because we made gains Ia
the last campaign. The interest invofv
ed is too great. Ifgrand advance light'
have been kindled In the past. We must
heap up more materisi and pour more
oil on the bright lights nov burning, sc
ss to increase their power and brilliancy
and every true prohibitionist. to accom-.
p'ish this purpose should become car.
lrier Of literary msterial. and IL necessary
make OF himself On oil jug. Work Il
what We want aud success depends
largely upon the dissemination osprohi.
bition light aud truth. have faith that
the moral aud Christian elements Of our
State will mite In the near future
unite and make . common war on the
whisky power. These elements will
unite and con bine under the Prohibi.
ton flag. There is no other name and
no other party that can bring about this
heaven designed combustion. Our
party alone hss the moral stuff.
ltUc bOu tuis ~ ua'
attracts the christian element.
trust therefore that sll talk about the
Prohibition party fusing with any
other faction or party will cease. All
other factions and parties embracing
our fundamental moral principle may
fuse " ith us but We cannot fuse With
them. God hss given us . mission and
we cannot be untrue TO that mission
We are commanded to e. up and possess
the land aud drive out the minions OF
the whisky traffic and forever prohibit
the mtnufscture or ssle a. beverage
Of all intoxicating liquors of every de-
scription This comm and is imperative
su IL will be accomplished. aud the
Prohibition party will see that IL is &C.
com plished. The Savior OF mankind
did not fuse the doctrines OF the new
di.penssiion with the doctrines OF the
old sects or parties Of his day. A. our
psrtv IL God born party, q revelstion
Of Divine will, we cannot without sscri-
Iege fu-e with any 81 the OLD or new
parties Of the day AZ the sun 10 the cen
ter Of the system. 50 the prohibition
party is the center Of this grand move
ment. and oil other elements fsvorab bIe
TO il must come TO this center. In con.
clusian appeal TO the rrohihitionista 10
stsni fast. ID not bee ,me discouraged /;
daylight is dswning for W. The right
will prevail. Disappointments and
corruption have brought about the
defeat Of the old. invincible Rspubli-
can party, and run subserviencv viii
dismember the Democratic party, aud
devotion TO the American hons y i'll
csuse the ultimate su.cess Of the Prohi-
bition party. Lit all good men aud
good wosrsn he Of good cheer. We are
living in IN age OF reason.
Yours Truly. e = DoBDrxs.
Shoals. Ind., Dec. IL, 1892.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-24
Condition OF The Liquor League

The prosperous con iitOn ~ malt H..
uuor business. ~ .hDwn nv IN. hooks ol
the cnmnissiouer of InternsI Revenue.
10 eli that its most Jealous 'regulstors. /"
of the high or the low license order,
could rcasonshiv desire. In lsS6 the
|sa,es were 20 289. .os2 barrels aud in 1891
creased ii. los, 40 barrels in elk yesrs.
|or more than fifty per cent. Judging
from what the opposcrs Of Prohibition
tell us We would conclude that Maine,
Vermont. the Dakotss. and kSnsss and
Iowa must have been the chief contrib
utors TO this enormous growth. BIT
the fxures do not give any sales In the
fret two; show that there has been a
decrease from ~ 962 hSrr-l. to 10 ala in
the Dakotas since 1888. and from IL. .4e2
Ito / ESQ aimee 1856 in Ksnsas A. Tor
Iowa. the salas in 1886 were l97 373 bar.
rels, and in 1890 thev were SS 2n5 hnt
I,hev increased IL .677 in 1891 aud $3.50
Iiu 1892
We can hardly suppose thst the great
increase OF the aggregate consumption
results from the increased personal con.
sumption Of drinkers. II must come
ltt"su ~ iuc'cs~c '" tc uumucT w uTtuA-
ere aud a. the increase Of the consump,
tion IL At higher percentage than the
increase OF the population Of the coun.
try, there must be rapid increase in the
relative number Of drinkers. Ameri
csus are becoming more and more q
drinking. and consequently . drunken
people No wonder some Of us tee
that II IL high time there should he 4
lpol,ticsi party in this country without 4
brandy fssk aud beer keg for an en-.
biem