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The herald., 1894-04-07
Nionrnrnn Canal ELL.

WAsnINGroN, April 6.-The senate
committee on foreign relations held two
meetings today aud considered the
Nicaragua canal bill. 1t has been de.
cided to report the bill introduced by
Senator Morgan favorably as soon as he
can prepare report on the measure,
upon which he is now engaged. Senator
Morgan's report will be approved by
mnst of the committee.
The herald., 1894-04-07
DON'T FnII TO Car At Our ONCE

And get free tickets for yourself and
family over First-street cable line to
Workman tract and new city park. All
are invited. The trip is a delightful
one. 100 of these choice lots go without
reserve or limit today at l p. m. on
the grounds. Remember the terms, only
ID cash, balance in L, 2 and 3 years.
EAsToN, ELDR1DGE &c Co.,
l2I South Broadway,
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Tho Iavestlwatlon wan Go On.

WASHINGTON, April Representa-.
tive Boatner, chairman OF the congress
sional committee to investigate the
anti.strike injunction OF Judge jenkins,
says the modified decision OF Judge
Caldwell will not alter the plans OF the
committee. The investigation will be
unaffected by anything, even. Judge
Jenkins himself may say.
The herald., 1894-04-07
Affairs in samoa.

WASHINGTON, April 6.--Tho senate
today, upon motion OF Senator Gray
adopted motion calling on the presi-
dent for information in his possession as
to the condition of affairs in Samoa, in
cluding the correspondence upon this
subject with Great Britain and Ger
MANY.
The herald., 1894-04-07
FRIDAY.
FLORAL-MILITARY DAY.

4
The parade win form on Matr s,roo.
Z nigne Sa TESTING, on Eighth street, at 12;36
pm, and will start promptly al 1 o'ciocy
to the e pa P,ezS wi rn move north on Main street
VIII pass, counter ma rchlng on NTain
street street sSath to Spring street. to Second
Broadway. south on Broadway to Fiftb
fbancs; wssl West, on Fifth street to Hin street,
where the Soutn m on h 3 street to Sixth street.
the directions to Chiefs OF Divisions
sam same desalls ss lis pf oTsanzation Will be the
This parade will be reviewed Oay' ~ tb.
Fshnia hier sanf q PoneeH Sn H osFfst FfSdnesEd eEd f esSs
Grand Marshal and Staff.
FIRST DIyISION-A. NJ. Peache and
aids.
,,l!g Brig Ser. 5asn. EP ( Johnson commanding
Signal Corps. Second Brigade. N.G.C,,
Maj NJ. T. Owens. commanding.
Ninth Regiment Band
Ninth Regiment, N.G.C Col. e. P. Spile-
Los Los Angeles Military Band.
Seventh Regiment, N.G.C., Col w. q.
Schrieber. commanding.
Naval Reserve Co. 4. of San Diego.
Naval Reserve Company Of Los Ange-
Mussos Band.
Garlbadi Guards.
Legion F'rancais.
Sailors Union (uniformed) san Pedro.
SECOND DIv1s1ON.-H p. Wilson and
aids.
Los Angeles Cadet Band
Maccabee Float floral decorations.
Foresters Float floral decorations.
| Royal Arcanum Float floral decorations.
| Old Virginia 5un-hower Float.
Santa Monica Floral Float.
Bob Kern's Spring-water Float.
| San Diego Bay n climate Float.
| Mission Vines, Fruits and Flowers.
THIRD DIvIsIoN.-E. W. Maxwell and
aids.
Ontario Band.
| Los Angeles Float--Children as Flower
| Angels-Boys' Brigade as Escort
| Car OF Desert Flowers
Full-rgged Ship Of Flowers.
| Mountain Scenery Float.
irpigation and It's Fruits and Flowers
The Court Of the Flower Queen.
Tnrners T1,iy o In Uniform ana Floral Float
Los Angeles Business College Floral
Float.
aids
Orange Band.
Three Hundred Flower Wheels.
Bikes and Roses. ',ri-
Pasadena Tally-hos. ~
Raymond Hotel Taily-ho.
Meyberg Brothers Crystal Float.
''JJnoie Toms Cabin" Float.
Whitney Sara toga Float. ~
Admiral Cigarettes Smoke Float.
Mailer & Zobelein's Good Cheer Float.
FIFTH DIvIsION.--John c.. Cline and
Busshard's Band.
shetland Pony Calvaeade - Babies on
Tallyohns and Two Hundred Floral
Coaches, Carriages, Phaetons, etc.
The Ds'' police, Grand Marshal and stan st e
will form on Main street.. south OF E;ghth
straet First Division win form on Eighth
Street, west Of Main street, right resting
Eighth street east q Main street, right tight
restfng on Main. Third Division VIII form
nn easS,enth street west OF Main street,
. right resting on Main. Fourth Dlvlsl9n u rs;i,
street right resting on Main. Fifth Df-
,,ieion will form on Sixth street, west
" nf'tVn Main street right resting on Main.
INSIGNIA OF RANK.
Grand Marsial-Buff waist sash. black
teaatrnand Marshars Staff Blue shoulders
sash ou.,en r,ad ,,aiat sash
4 i,3vision Aids-Shoulder sash OF fiesta
D colors. >,,,... rsh,afs ,,,tit h A.
,,a,,e on each of the foregoing daye.
l. eAli vehicles and street cars Will be ex-
c,nded from the line OF march during the
Z procession.
IL BY order OF
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TICKET sUAEPING.
Hearing on the Bill to Prohibit tn
Business.

Hearing on the Bill to Prohibit ths
Business.
WASHINGTON, April 6.--The hearing
on the bill to prohibit ticket scalpine
was continued by the house committee
on commerce today. William Daniels
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. on behalf OF the
railway conductors, submitted some re-
marks favoring the bill. He was fol-
lowed by G. N. Aldrich OF Peoria, ILL.,,
of the Travellers Protective association,
who said the business of ticket scalping
was the only safeguard against contin-
tiop of higher rates. George Mckenzie
OF Chicago, member of the executive
committee Of the American Ticket Bro.
kers' association, spoke against the bill.
The herald., 1894-04-07
Taxation of Legal Tender Notes.

vyAsHrNIrror, npr1i1 .r.spfsSenTa.
tive Henderson has filed minority re-
port on the bill reported by the majority
of the committee on banking and cur
rency. to prevent local and state taxing
of United States legal tender notes. The
report says that the minority OF the
committee is of the opinion that this
power should not be conferred. These
legal tender notes are now exempt from
taxation by state and municipal author
tiles, by express provision OF the law,
and even if it had not been provided by
law, that they should be so exempt, the
courts would undoubtedly hold that such
notes as credits of the government are
exempt from euch taxation.
The herald., 1894-04-07
HEADQUARTERS GRAND MARsHA1
Los Angeles, April 1901.

and aids r. WILSON,
Los los, Angeles y3s Cadet Band.
Celestial F1oat--Escort Man6 rIscort'
Prairie Schooner-Escort Min,esse'
ser Coach-Miners as Escort
Float from San Diego.
EIoat from Pomona.
Esoat from Santa Monica.
rloat, Irrigation.
Busted-boom Float.
THIRD DIv1sION.-E. w. Maxweu ana
Three Hundred Illuminated Bicycles.
F'loat-Iyos Angeles
Eloat-soiid Prosperity.
Floats-Produots.
Float-Patriotism.
Eloat-Ghamber OF Commerce.
Tally-ho. ese ~n~
Elost-Meyberg Brothers.
FToat-Rob Kern.
Mounted Maskers
A. Hamburger & Sons Float.
4. ,FEouRrH DIvIsIoN.-Guy Barham ana
Mtsso Brothers Band
Iurnverein Germania and Float.
kofp and Float.
Foresters and Float
Maccabees and Float
royal Arcanum and Float
Maskers Dismounted.
Brothers Tue SoiOEeo
burbank Theater--"Uncle Toms Cabin /.
Citizens. Carriages and Maskerr.
Platoon OF Police.
Tne police, Grand Marshal ana ssaT
Vii Vii form on Hill street, right resting ON
s.'gnth street; The First Division will
rorm FORM on Eighth street, west OF Hill street
psyIs,dS TSEds res,1K ,n on Hill street The Second
on on HiII III street. right resting on Iiili street.
nhe Ihird Division viii form on sevanthi
street; west Of Hill street right restine,
on on Hill street. The Fourth Division viii
l9rin ql on seventh street, east of EllI street
right resting on Hill street ~ se.SS''i
The herald., 1894-04-07
Dog show entries close today.

Less Than Manufacturers Cost,
Shirts, neckwear, etc. l46 N. Spring st.
The herald., 1894-04-07

Eckstrom does the WALL papor business Of the
city He has large Stock good taste and cor
rect prices. 800 s. Main st.
The herald., 1894-04-07
Dog show entries close today.

II you taste Maier & Zobelein's Book
once, you surely want some more.
The herald., 1894-04-07

For fine meals at moderate rates 60 to th
Badasn Cafe.
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Eight Bicycle Outr.ders.
Chief OF Police, j. NJ. Glass.
Mounted Police.


Grand Marshal N. A Covarrubias.
suaff.--James McLaohlan. ]. 9. Estudillo,
]: A. -Agulrre. H. Abila, Guy Long
StFeet S,+S pr, cROets eIy Il oSsss s Clement an
derson,- George Arbuckle. F. X. Sepul-
gilman T. ii. j.. JTTShSSa: Thomas, CHARLES Jenkins
g. K Donesan G n' ". ". FasS stockweIi X na'ewia G.
Crowley, Charles Jenkins. Harvey. j.
visiting AidsE R r. w5e peS oDs EoHsy stsSh% crasb
G. b. sherman, Henry Pierce. i. Moore,
J. G. Clancy n. Den, G.. de la Guerra,
Thompson. II. Sturgis c. e. Lataiilade,
c. F. Blake. Henry Stanwood. II. Blake,
A. Haynes Of Santa Barbara: Arturo
J. Rose, Jr.. w. Riley, II. j. Hunt, c.
Coulon, T. Chrisman, Thomas Ruiz ].
L. Kennedy, T. Rice. N. Hearne of
FIRST DIvIsION.-A. M. Peache, Chief
of Division, and aids
Los Angeles Military Band.
Twelve Heralds. Mounted.
Float-Gar OF the Angels-Escort, Span
Float Prehistoric California - Escort,
Aztec Indians.
!. lclas t---ILandine of f,ahriiin--.rszonrt Cav
SECoND 'DIvIsIoN.--IIenry p. Wilson,
,Chief OF Division, and aids.
Prairie schooner. with Escort yaqueros.
Float-Eariy Mining pays--Escort, Min
ers, with a Pack-train or Fourteen Bur
Tos.
THIRD DIVISION. = E. w. Maxwell,
Chief of Division. and aids
! Ontario Band.
Room Band-wagon with Band, the Boom
Float, Boomers in Carriages the Busted
boom Float. ....,. ~
Float-Products.
Float--I>os Angeles.
FFofIRTH F9S1IrTSHp Dp1VfsfoN. b : Guy Barham,
Chief of Division, and aids.
I Busshard Brothers Band.
TIg5ts THFnyerefp 81 pyisIas SEmand With % Float Royal
Arcanum with Float Maccabees with
Float, Foresters with Float. Knights OF
| Honor.
FIFTH DIvISION.-J. C. Cline, Chief
| iof Division, and aids.
| ! GAR. Drum Corps
| Musso Brothers Band.
Italian Benevolent Society. Legion Fran
,caise, sailors Union from San Pedro
FToat from San Diego. Float from Po'
msH2S, ST2E Eo6i op6ii1FisfoSmW FFsm SaSV :. punn ch.e
| bf Division, and aids:
| 7 Los Angeles Cadet Band.
| Mercantile Display-Oriental Float lChi
,nese,5 Los Angeles Business College Float
| IChamber of Commerce Float, Meypert
| IBrots. Float, Bob Kern's Float, Hambur
BnrSanE fsr b Ssn7 TheSter Ssr Fioat, Los Angels
stoneware Company's Float, Ma!er & 70
belins Float. other Floats not reported
Carriages, Tally-hos, etc.
Platoon OF Police.
The police, Grand Marshal and stan
viii form en- Hill street. south of Ninti
Gtreet First Division will form on Mint
street right resting on Hill street .an, del
thrown back toward Olive street. Sseon'
division viii form on Ninth street. Tign
resting on Hin street, left thrown bacI
toward Main street Third DIVISION WI ~
form on Bighth street, right resnanSg ~ Sg,,o ~
street. Fourth Division will form @
iglth street right resting On maln nm sree, ssree
ISifth division will form on Sevent
street. right resting. on Hin street, o., LEI
thrown back toward Ohvs street .srsa 5lxs
1-iaht resting on Hill street, left throw
back toward Main street.
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TUESDAY.
HISTORlCAL DAY.

HISTORICAL DAY.
The parade will form on Hill street,
right resting on Ninth street, at ~ 1880 p. m,
and viii move promptly at l o'clock.
Route of March.-The line Will move
north on Hin street, passing the review.
ing stand Of the Queen Of the Angels, to
Third street. east on Third to Broadway,
south on Broadway to Sixth street east
on Sixth street to Spring street, north on
Spring street to Main street, north on
Main street to the Piazza around which
the procession will pass, thence south on
Main street to Sixth street. where the
parade will be dismissed.
All organizations, commercial displays
or those in charge Of floats participating
In the parade win report TO their respec-
tive chiefs OF division upon arriving at
their designated place of formation,
whereupon they will be assigned their
place in the parade. and chiefs of di-
visions will report to the chief OF staf
Immediately after the formation OF their
respective divisions.
The parade will be reviewed by the
Grand Marshal at the reviewing point, in
front of the Burbank Theater, while pass
ing down Main street.
Chiefs OF divisions will turn out ut the
reviewing point and remain with the
Grand Marshal until the review of their
respective divisions is over, when they
will rejoin their compaand.
FORMATION OF PROCESSION.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1894-10-18
,Ist DAY OF OCTOBER, 1894
KiOW's THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
F. J. Cheney & Co Props. Toledo, o.
We the undersigned have known f.
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business transactions and financially
able to carry out amy obligation made
by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
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and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1894-10-18

Real Estate and Commission Agent.
Having superior advantage of be-
ing an actual resident of Nevada for
thirty-three years, am prepared to
handle all classes of Real and Per-
sonal property, gold, silver, copper,
lead, and iron mines, farming and
grazing lands, water rights and deal
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and hogs.
Parties wishing to buy or sell any
kind OF property, will do well to
make their wants known to the un-
dersigned. ]. A. Blossom,
Battle Mountain, New.
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2Ist DAY OF OCTOBER, 1894,
Registration Notice.


Notice is hereby given that the
Official Register of Cortez precinct,
Lander County, State of Nevada, is
now open at my office, in the town of
Cortez, said county and State. between
the hours of 10 A. NJ, and q O'Clock P.
NJ, Of all legal days prior to the
2Ist DAY OF OCTOBER, 1904,
for the registration of the names of all
legal voters of said election precinct.
prior to the general election to be held
on the 9th day of November, 1894.
John Hunter,
Begistry Agent for Cortez precinct,
Lander County, State Of Nevada.
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ID. II. HALL, Register.

1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing No
tice of Application for Patent be published
for the period of GO days, Cten consecutive
weeks,) in the Central Nevadan, "a weekly
newspaper published at Battle Mountain,
Nevada. d. II. HALL, Register
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RATES OF ADyERTIsING.
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Work will receive prompt attention.
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Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
Official Register of Pittsburg precinct,
Lander County. State of Nevada, is
now open at my office, in the town CT
Pittsourg, said county and State, be
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. i,
and 6 O'Clock P. NJ, of all legal days,
prior to the
2Ist DAY OF OCTOBER, 1894,
for the registration Of the names of all
legal voters of said election precinct,
prior to the general election to he held
On the 9th day of November, 1894.
s. A. Pugh,
Registry Agent for Pittsburg precinct,
Lander County, State Of Nevada.
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Registration Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Official RegiSter of Battle Mountain
precinct. Lander County, State of Nevada, is
now open at my office which is situated on
the corner of Bird street, opposite the Starrett
stable, In the town of Battle Mountain, said
county and state, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ, of all legal
days, prior to the
2Ist DAY OF OCTOBER, 1904,
for the registration of the names of all legal
Voters OF said election precinct prior to the
general election to be held on the 9Th day OF
November, 1891. WM. NORRIS,
Registry Agent for Battle Mountain precinct.
Lander County, State of Nevada.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1894-10-18

Best Cigars in market kept constant
ly in stock, manufactured by VIM.
Lewis d Co.. San Francisco. Rough
Diamonds, Pisicinon, Attraction and
Alicas. Call for a good cigar at
Blossom and Blossoms.
The sun., 1894-11-11
THE RETIRED BURGLAR.
His Unpleasant Experience In . Tswa n
Western Pennsylvania


"one OF my most painful experiences" said
the retired burglar. IL had in town in western
pennsylvania In the course of my customary
preliminary walk had fixed my eye upon a
small but trim-loOking Queen Anne cottage
which stood upon little bit OF knoll In quito
Rood-sized lot with grass plot all around IT,
The cellar windows were good and high and
easy, and selected one at the rear OF the house
30 as to be as far as possible secure from obser
walton, though that seemed on such a night An
almost unnecessary preoaution. IL was one of
the darkest nights ! ever knew, and nobody
could have seen you ton feet OF; but then there
was the danger Of being heard, and 40 Il wn.
sensible, or course, to go In at a rear window M
Is ei~eys foolish 20 take any unnecessary risk
dow from the outside, SO ! waited for the next
thunder clap-tlero was a thunder storm com
broke a hole in tho glass and reacSod In ii'b To-
,hot hhe ShtSh' Inc instant my hand got through
Would hold on iii GSot he diedy bsPss bS9s Lhs5 knew
possible doubt about that; the vigor and dash
and and bower bower Of the grip and The absoluteiy firm
next flash OF lightning saw him. a white bull
a9g, standing on the head uf a barrel under the
been roaming around that cellar. on The alert
ana he d heard me from the start lie was on
that window on the outside, and all he wahtsd
Was To have me get in.
coulaR't pull away from him any more Than /
could have pulled my hand out from under a
pie pie driver. So reached around as well as
SGSl6 S6a6 Nth nay iei. hand and got my gun, and
nsI, mSn 'he next nash OF llghtninG came fired. 1
much more than that, for he didn't lot 20.
though | wouldn't have, thought he could
90 that but he dd-til / Thought the
tteeih must come together through my hand
I makes me vince, now, Just TO think ofit
w w hen the next Hash came 1 saw him again
bsSd hs5e was blood tTickling down the side OF his
mean from where I'd hit him, but his teeth were
set IN bold that knew COuldn't have broken
with Jimmy. There are times when circuIn-
stances sIe agtn man, and this Was one OF 'eTn
hs.. could hear EN- in the house already. They'd |
heaFu the pistol, as | knew they would and |
they were coming. The door at The head ~ tba
neliar stairs opened and two young men with a
li<At came tumbling down. They saw the dos |
I6a,t S1ahHtLhg On tho barrel With my hand in hls
houth ana my arm running out through the
window. Well. one OF them came out IN ny
an1 @ v as easy, dead easy; he tied me up with, |
19t any more trouble than Ii I'd been a bnndis |
Z, ~ Iss ana the man inside got the dog on some
loM, don't know how. Then they took M
~ y 70 the house and sent for a doctor and Tneed
NJ ~ SIv - nha then they sent me 10 hOspital to
.la{ gnll Mas tried. He Coat ne tLr.s s..so ~
AAa AZ nonthA. thAt dos" ''
The sun., 1894-11-11
There are others

- we'll ~ 10 those who see. There are others
who hold mp their skirts and wear rubber over
shoes. They are out from necessity, not for show,
and you are not encouraged TO look their way.
The manner Of holding an umbrella has sig
nidcance sometimes. The man who IL Indifferent
~ his own comfort, while he carefully protects
the woman who 80 trustinplY hOlds his arm. may
be married but Il Il far more likely that he ex-
poets 10 be- and that she on his arm Ia his sweet
heart. Other men who object 70 water some
utnes thke moIt tnah .hslr snlIf 2I bhe .um-
tion Of their condition in life. They probably
nnde = mental reservation excepting umbrellas
when they ,ndowed their brides with their
worldly goods. but all married men are not
inconaiderate. That may be seen In
this elderly couple. They are apparently Eng
llsh, aud have manner OF their own that would
lead one IN believe that they have Lad many a
rainy days experience and know the best way
10 navigate q sloppy street
The sun., 1894-11-11
oU4IL THAT WON'T BE sHoT.
Canadian sPOrtsmsa Are HaviAE TroubIs
with American Birds.

GLENCOE, Ont, Nov. s,-TwO years ago quail
became very scarce in this part OF the province
and some enthusiastic sportsmen imported
couple OF bevies from the Southern States and
turned them loose. This year they are reaping
their reward. though il is not tho kind they ex-
pected. That live quail are plentiful every one
agrees, but up 20 date very few dead birds have
gladdened the hearts OF the hunters. Whether
the feathered colonists have acquired new habits
since coming under the British flag or have sim
ply brought with them the spirit OF independence
peculiar 70 the republic no one knows, but they
are certainly we'll able 10 take care of
themselves They are wild and wary and
unlike the native Canadian quail are easily
flushed. When flushed they fiy straight for the
thick woods. where it is dinicult To get at them.
They think nothing OF flying half a mile 10
reach a thicket. and often instead OF Alighting
on the ground they perch In the trees where no
dog can iBd them. Last week the sportsman
who had most 70 do with bringing in the foreign
ers tTamDed about from sunrise till sunset. and
on being asked the Customary question, What
luck p replied;
II am a sinful man, but not . liar / didn't
get feather. l never saw such birds They
Invariably flushed before the dogs got within
nifty yards OF them. and made for the woods.
where It seemed impossible TO find them"
After dinner he lit a cigar and gave his friends
the benefit OF his observations.
Il don't believe there are more than dozen
Rocks Of these imported quail in the county,"
he said. " but they travel around 50 much they
are seen everywhere, and In that way give the
impression that the fields are full OF them l
asked every farmer / met II there were any
quail about The answer always "a. Plenty