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The herald., 1897-03-15

not to exceed 50 per day of actual service,
and be subject to removal from service al
any time, in the discretion Of said board.
Sec. 2. Any adult person, upon showing
to the satisfaction OF said workmaster, or
Of the road commissioner, or OF the board
of supervisors, or of the superintendent of
the county farm, that he is homeless and
without means of support and in immedi-
ate need of the necessarles of life, shall be
employed by such officers, according to
their respective authority; to labor on the
county farm or the public highways In said
county, under direction Of the superintend-
ent of said farm or of the workmaster. as
herein provided. for which service he shall
eses hs be- Oaa I esch
IS cents per day of eight hours labor for
each days service, the same to be paid out
of any moneys or funds available for the
the county farm upon which the labcS was
performed, and In the same manner that
other service upon such roads or farm is.
by law, authorized to be paid.
Sec. 3. The said unemployed ehall be des-
ignated as honorable unemployed" and
shall be at liberty at any time to terminate
said engagement to labor, as hereinafter
perintendent Of the county farm) three
days notice OF such intention.
Sec. 4. The (workmaster or the road COM
missioner, or the board Of supervisors. or
may. at their option. discharge said hon
orable unemployed II his labor or conduct
prove to be unsatisfactory. (But anx per-
son discharged other than by order OF the
board Of supervisors, may, after hear
ing. be reinstated by said board.)
Sec. 5. From and after the taking effect
of this act, the penalty for "vagrancy," al
defined by the penal code Of this state,
shall be servitude at hard labor for the
term Of three months on (any public road
or highways iu) the county in which the
offense Is committed. or upon the county
farm. or upon ben. ct the discretion Of the
Sec. g. It shall be the duty Of any justice
son convicted Of vagrancy In his court, as
prescribed In section or this act. for q
term OF three months. ana Cause him to be
delivered Into the cpatody Of the work
wish ssls sSuse = isssfsS' vSsss sSty Il L
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08
A Three Cornored Victory.

In the case of the attorneys VS..
Honey and the Government 1t WAS a
queer triangular fight. All hands
won something. Heney's contention
was that the mortgages were not
given in full for the legal services Of
W1Cdhurn and Coffin. but were given
as security for fees respectively Of
1000 and $1,000. He won on this
proposition.
The Government "a after whatever
was left after the fees were deducted
aOd it won by compelling COffin to pay
the proceeds II the California mort
gage sale to the Clerk Of the Court
The lawyers were after anything
thy could get and they got away with
ii.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08
Trv This Next Summer.

For the benefit OF some Of Our
ranchers who have found it difficult to
Obtain sufficient help during the hay
ing season, we copy the f~oiio"ing
notice from a Kansas farmer, who
simply could not get harvest hands
and put this sign upon his fence:
"Harve5t hands wanted. Hired girl
blonde and genial. 6 binet organ
music in the evening. Pc three times
4 day. Three spoons oil >Yugar with
every cuD Of coffee. Kammocks,
feather beds or leather divaus-at your
option for sleeping, Rising hour, 9
o'clock in the morning. Three hours
rest at noon. Come one, come ALL"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08
FROM THE KlONDiKE "LYRE,'
Quotations From Our k!ordike
Exchange-Arctic News.

Oar esteemed tOwnSman, Bud Ora
vel, placed upon our desk yesterday a
handsomely shaped nugget. 1t weigh
ed IT pounds. We have credited him
with three months Subscription to the
Lvre. We are pleased 10 see that Mr..
Gravel, who is n Of our best citizens
is doing well. He is one Of a syndi-
cate who expect to buy a quart OF
whisky e Saturday night.
The high wind yesterday raised ron
siderable dust. Jake Luckenbill, who
was on the Ell Dorado road with his
team, says be was nearly blicded by
it. When be came home he cOughpd
up 1913 80. One Of our greatest needs
is street s~prinki,ug
Dawson PettihOre ha. finished his
new we'll in the rear Of the Kitchen.
1t has now II feet Of ice v.tet 10 it.
and he has washel over $50 900 in dust
from the dirt taken out.
The Wow Larkin yesterday met
with a misfortune which will. we are
sun, Ncll LbltL liz sym pdiHS VI ETt
public. During the heavy raiEstorm
In the ~afteIOO0u regular torrent
rushed down the gully back Of her
house ana washed 80 much gold dust
into her pig sty that the pig was
smOthered. A subscription has been
started for her benefit,
While Ike Sicman, the esteemed
proprietor II the Big Strike saloon,
was fishing in the river yesterday. his
boat struck snag it proved to be a
600 pound nugget. He will have il
taken out aud will use it for a horse
block in front OF his place. Ike is al
ways bound to have the best hal is
going.
Large numhers Of dead cat fish are
seen floating in the river every day,
When examined it is found that every
n of them has from six to eight
ounces Of gold dust in its stomach,
This caIelessness of allowing loose
gold to escape into the river will ruin
the fi5hi"Q unl"ss st pp,,(
Bill Jacobs mad" d pretty 90 ID
strike on the Little Juniper this week
He struck plenty of gold at the drpth
of three feet, bur as the Jumps vAre tc
big to carry, h. closed up the h,lo md
has staked another claim further W
the creek.
Alex Cameron put a new fire place
10 his cabin this week, but he will
have to build another n After he
had com pleted it he built a a roarinz
fire but there was 80 much metal il
the stone that it melted and ran al
over the floor, He now has a gold
plated fioor but no tire place.
There was a bull movement il dos
meat yesterday, the price closed at s.
cents above toe 0pe, ing figure. 1t i:
supposed to e due entirely to profes
siOnal speculation.-Ptttshurg Tines
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08
Crofts & Reeds Goods.

The soaps manufactured by this
firm are now firmly established by an
approaching public. We are not put
ting a soap on the market that is re-
failing somewhere else for IS cents
and dem anding Is cents for them
here.
Our Extracts are fully up to the
reputation acquired by the soap.
Being very highly concentrated, only
a"0ut One-thiId Of the quantity is re-
quIred as compared with the many
compounds under the name of extracts
on the market. They are the best
and the cheapest. P. n. HANSEN.
Sole Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08
Pen Pictures of a Wretch.

Phil Francis. OF the Stockton Mail,
thus sketches the characteristics OF
Rev. MI Hudelsoh. In his ease in
Sacramento he testified as follows: =,
My relations we've more thai OF sex
sual alliance than anything else. She
cooked for me come, part OF tine timA.
We were what you might cell living
together. did not walk in the street
With the woman, because sac was so
common. Although men may have
mattresses, it is MOI at all likely that a
man would walk out with her. | TO
not think | ever said she was as good
as | was, for [ got pretty low, but
never so low hat | thought l was 80
better than a common woman |
We contributed 70 her support I
never did consider MYSELF as low as a
woman living on the wages Of sin
Testimony Of Rev. B. F. Hudelson in
the suit OF Cora Webster.
Oh, you didn't, eb? The woman
lived with you, cooked for you, gave
JCH a Nv ACHF, PNCA kICdIult, luIt
even her life Of shame and sin had
not wholly slain ia her woman's
heart-dId all this for you while you
did not even help buy the household
neces5it.oo-ahd you never got 80 low
that you thought you were no better
than she. You mean you never got
so high. You mean hat you are SO
low, so mean, so heartless. so un-
speakably vile til At you co,ld not even
rise to the level Of a m~acquereau, who,
at least, does not pretend to look down
upon the prostitute whose earnings he
shares. II you want the opinion # a
plain man who makes no pretence of
being a saint, you are a near skunk,
Rev. Mr.. Hudl son.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08
New

The Nevada Press Association at it's
annual meeting in September, 1886,
unanimously resolved not to ex-
change with any new paper started
in Nevada, except in a new town, until
the paper has been run a year. This
resolution has not been reclnded and
the Press Association should abide by
il or abIogate it. There are more
paTeCs now than a maxi a respect
abb living and there are mo long felt
wants" in The newspaper line in Ne
vada.-Journal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08
ALL SORTS.

Mise Minnie O'Hare departed for
Masou Valley yesterday morning.
Single barrel shot gun for sale
Inquire at this office. 2w
Some big gold discoveries are now
turning NJ in Canada.
The rancher. say hat a good rain
would do no harm now.
Furnished rooms to rent. Near the
capitol. Enquire at this office.
The State Board of Education
Yesterday afternoon granted Mr.. K.
E. Roberts a certificate to teach in this
State.
b. There will be tickets on sale today
for the special train to be run to Reno
Sunday for the relay race.
For RENT :-Furuished house. cen
trally located and suitable for a small
family. Enquire at this office. a2S
Quite a number Of Carson people
went to Gardnerville yesterday to at
tend the funeral Of Miss Tousic.
WANTED:-A girl want a situation in
the country either cooking or house
work Apply at this office. If
The tax suit of Lyon county VS.
Mrs. Ross was argued before the
Supreme Court yesterday. Ali Chart7
appeared for Mrs. Ross and attorney
Huffaker for Lyon county.
Yesterday some boys hunting in the
woods neal Laurel, a small town neal
Washington, found the nude body OF
a woman. The head and left foot and
left hand were severed from the body
T. n. Stone, Commissioner OF Deed.
for California, and Notary Public fol
Hrmsby county. Office: Capitol Build
Editor Jones, Iot he:Austin Reveille
is travelling about the Western part
Of the State on a Pythian tour. 1t is
also said he is Il candidate tor {
judgship on the silver ticket.
Evan Williams has returned from
San Francisco and the people of Car,
son will be glad to hear that the gas
process he is interested in is a com
plete success.
l have just received one Of the fines
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08

H"usekeeper8 who do not insist on
using The Calendar Clock Safe, are
working gains rne best interests OF
the family, for besides the great con
venience OF the Safe to the cook it
save its price often in preventing the
ordinary waste in the kitchen and
pantry Besides everything is kept
cleaner and neat~r which is a coDsO-
lation all to housekeepeIs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08

Mise Minnie O'Hare departed for
Masou Valley yesterday morning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08
The EIiafoTd COMPANY.

Tie popular Eti~t"rd Comuta'," .
sistine OF fifieeu ladies and gentlemen
of unliaputet abilit", head"G ny the
clever character comedian, ". }. Ellie
ford, a.d the charming singing and
dancing 5o2brette, Jessie Norton,
commence a weeks engagement at the
Carson Opera House on Mpniay veA
ing, September 18th, presen ing for
their initial performance b beautiful
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08
Notice Of Appointment.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed and
qualified by the District curt of the
First Judicial District Of the State of Ne
vada, Ormshy County, as the admins
TRAITOR of the estate Of Oliver Tonga
baugh. deceased, late Of said County.
SAMUEL LONGABAUGU.
Dated, September 1tn, log1. I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08
Notice to Traenaece-e.

Notice is hereby given that all persons
trespassing OF the Clayton ranch, above
C~radIebaugh's, viii be prosecuted to the
full extent OF the law. Hunters who
break the fences and shoot stock will be
legally compelled to pay damages
GEORGE FULSTONE +.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08
Sporting Goods.

For really first class sporting goods go
to John 6. Fox's. Guns, ammunition,
fishing tackle, shells and cartridges, also
flies, reels and poles. Going at low
figures and quality insured. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08
Special Sale of Boots and Shoes
For 80 DAYS.

Commencing, Sept, LIST, $500 pairs of
all grades Of mems, women's' boys,
Misses and chileren's shoes regardless of
original cost, room and cash is what we
need and you need the shoes. This sale
will be strictly for cash, and Ed. Bur
lington's is the place for these bargains.
All the goods are from the best manu-
facturies and are good. Cali early.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08
Wood for Sale,

A. Brault has now on hand oven 300
cords Of wood for sale. 1t is yellow pine
and hauled down from the w~o~ntains
instead 0fbeing ttumed L Wa..r soaked
Inquire at BrauIts hotel
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08

melodrama, "Phe ~Srowawav," to be
followed by MI. Barnes Of New
York." "Correr Grocer" Mrs. Part
ington and Her son Ike "kidnap-
ped" The Runaway Wife" and a
special matinee Of "Humpty Dumptv"
New Scenery has heen prepared for
these productions and the company
carries everything necessary to enable
them to present complete and elabOr-
ate productions.
Mr.. Elleford is the only manager in
America who has ever secured the
rights to produce these plays at pop
ular prices and controls the sole
rights 70 their production.
Seats on sale al F.. J. SteinmerZ's
drug store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-08

For ease and comfort in a shOa for
laborers, the bicycle shoe is unex-
celled. T. W. Day has reduced the
price Of his bicycle shoes from So to
81 so.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29
DEVILS AUCTION

The above theatrical company
presented their "aklt' of good
things here last night to a good
paying house There was nothing
new IN the play as far as II goes,
but some new acrobatIe features
were introduced as we'll as scenery,
The play was well staged and the
performers were all up to their bus.
iness, The scenery this company
carries with them was not all used
by a long sight, still the play was
better staged than ever before
here, thanks to the management Of
the opera house for making It posi-
bic to do this, by takIBg out some
overhead work TO the stage, The
troupe left here for Tyler Texas,
this morning,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29
EAST SIDE COUNCIL MEETING.

A short session Of the East Side
council was held last night. Mayor
Pro TEN Mullins was in the chair,
and Aldermen Huckins, Dunn, Ows-
ley, Brewer, Hudgins and Barrow
answered to roll call
The minutes Of previous meeting
we're read, approved and the mayor
pro TEN placed his signature at the
bottom,
The chairman Of the street and
alley committee was instructed
to buy lumber to repair all bridges
and crossings in the city.
Alderman Brewer reported on
price of fire hose. His report re-
ceived, but no action taken as to
ordering lme, for the present.
Alderman Hudgins reported the
bad condition OF the side walk in
front Of the CITY hall 1t was or
dered repaired Immediately
Alderman Brewer called up the
sewer connection matter with the
West Side, and said it was necessa-
ry that the council act at once, on
the question,
Attorney w. II, Arnold was pres.
ent, and addressed the council on
the subject OF making union
with the West Side and having a
common dumping ground for the
sewerage, He believed the council
was the proper body to act in the
matter, He said he would look into
the matter--if It is right for the
council to act in the premises and
report to them at any meeting they
might call, whereupon the council
offered to meet the attorney to-
night, which was agreeable.
On motion, the case Of II, G, Car
loss, suspended from the police
force, was referred to the commit
tee on police with an order tor them
to take evidence against the officer
aud report back to the council.
Dr. Simmons handed in his resig-
nation as city physicion and an cleo
ton was had to Rll the vacancy,
Drs, W, @, Spearman and Y, II, Kit
trell were put IN nomination, and
DR.. Spearman was elected,
Mr., A, p, Brown, manager Of the
Telephone Company asked that an
ordinance be passed prohibiting per-
sous from tackIpg advertisements
on the eompauys poles, The petit
tion or ordinance had some defects
and Mr.. Brown was given the priyi-
lcge Of withdrawing for the pur-
pose Of curing the defects,
An ordinance was placed on Its
FIRST reading giving Johu O'Doherty
the right to construct a switch
along Front street from the Cotton
Belt track, In front Of his property
running 1875 feet front,
Q, Q, Brasher was given perms-
sion to put down a sidewalk Of plank
In front Of his property on State
Line avenue,
Mr. Owsley was given permission
to order a rubber stamp for the use
Of eaucelIng city scrip,
A motion TO adjourn over until to-
night, was put before the body and
carried,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29
Infringing Wires

you think the Postal Telegraph
Company Is not fixing Tor business
you are away of your base This
morning a gang of men arrived
here and are now strlnging two ad'
dtIonal wires along the route and
when these are up the Postal will be
much In evidence TO take care Of
any kind Of business that may be
offered II, for aside from these four
wires, they have two Of them eops
per aud can duplex messages over
these II occasion demands, which is
always necessary out large elites,
where many messages are sent And
received,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

Rev. I, p. Langley returned yes
terday from Texas, where he has
been carrying on a Baptist meet
ing, He says Marshall, Texas, has
a shot gun quarantine, and he
thought for a time they had it in
for him for 2l days, but he made a
good showing as to where he had
been, and the good work he was en-
gagged in, and they let him pass
through the lines,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

The young boy we made mention
as being sick at the Rosebud res
tauraut, has fallen into the hands
of Miss Merriam Calvin aud MessrS,
Randall Moore, Willie Wilson and
A. S, DeLamar who have secured
a lodging house for him and will see
that his bills are paid, DR., KIttrell
has volunteered to doctor him This
Is the right kind Of christian zeal
to display toward our fellow man,
Let Others In this city form squads
of four or even a half dozen and
help some poor unfortunate when
the occasion demands.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

Well, the opera house was crowded
last night aud there Is not so many
bald headed men here either
"rhere are others" In this world,
who like TO gage on the beautiful
as much 50 as the much abused
bald headed men,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29
Candy, candy, candy, de-
Iicious and fine. Only 25
cents at Oscar Turner's.

The West Side Gre company was
sent out on a wild goose chase to-
day. looking for a fire on Maple
street, turned in by telephone from
some one out In the suburbs When
the wagon reached Twelfth street,
not seeing any blaze or smoke they
turned toward State Line and came
back to the CITY, Afterward they
heard that the Lively gin out on
the Boston dirt road had caught on
fire and the alarm was turned In
from there. We have not heard
what damage was done to the gin,
II any
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

Four or Ave adiusters OF moyea-
bic alphabets, accepted the a. rate
TO Fort Worth last night, many of
them TO remain there or move on as
the circumstances they meet may
demand. We hope they may all
nnd "fat" takea,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

II Ia eoineIdent that when an at
traction OF more than ordinary mer.
II shows here, our friend Joe lFuQua
Of lloggy turns No TO see u Joe
takes the THxARKANlAN and keeps
posted Is the only way we eau aes
count for it
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

Cotton came very near hitting
the bottom yesterday. We learn a
few bales here only brought Al cts
1t Is true the cotton classed down
at a very low grade, yet it was not
"dogtail" by any means, and the
low price shows that there is no de-
mand for the lower grade of cot
TON
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

Lawyer Garrison returned ycster.
day from Dalby Springs He tells
us that the quarantine o0leer exc
amIaed him closely for yellow ''fey.
CT seed" aud when they found he
was In good condition let him 20 IL
neAcn.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

Dr. j, NJ, Johns Is back from a
visit TO Shreveport, He reports
that city as healthy-no yellow le-
ver-says quarantine ls very strict,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

DR., D, Clements OF DeKaIb was
here last night He had a seat In
row |, No, and section | at the
opera house, The doctor Ia all
right
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

Miss Ethel Carr and Mr. W, p,
McLaln Of Mt, Pleasant, are visit
ing friends in our city,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

There will be some interesting
horse and pony at Spring Lake
park race track tomorrow evening,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

Five more people were "yanked'
from the train last night and given
quarters at the quarantine station,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

The little niece Of Conductor Joe
Carter, living on Maple street, died
last night from congestion,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

If you enjoy horse racing and mu'
sic combined, 90 to the park tomor-
row evening,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

Col. W, j, Kelley Of the White
ollG Cement Company Is here
today, at the Cosmopolitan hotel
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

Busey's brass band will give some
horse races at Spring Lake Park
tomorrow evening,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

DR., \, A, Simmons, our ex.elty
physician, who handed In bis reslg.
nation last night, tells Us that he
is the only doctor IN this part OF the
country who ever treated yellow
fever patlentI that In 1904 at
Shreveport, he had many cases
there during the epidemic,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

Mr.. ]. E. Mason is quite sick at
the Benefited hotel. q
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

Mr., Jim Turner and little son are
back from st, Louis,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

Attorney j. D. Cook Is back from
a business trip to Little Rock
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

Blngl bangl went a gun yester-
day out IN the 9th ward, on State
between 10th aud 18th, and the
echo had hardly died out before
bang bang went the gun again,
The reporter, who lives near the
scene Of the shooting walked out to
see what was up, aud the first sight
beheld was a policeman with his
hand on hs pistol, tearing along on
18th street at break neck speed as
though he was trying to head some
one of on Maple street, Every one
living on the street happened to see
the 'e0p' about the same time ana
all ran out aud followed him TO see
what was up The sequel TO the
whole affair was the policeman,
Archie Mcdaniel, was on his way
home aud hearing the heavy firing
ran back 10 see II he could catch
the one doing the shooting The
discharges were traced TO the llan-
non home, aud the explanation was
that one of the Gahnon brothers
was shooting at a dog The police
man made no arrest,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

We made a trip this morning to
Mayor Hardins court as also to Jus.
tIce Hooks, Both were busy hear.
Ing complaints against men for of
fenses against the laws of the city
aud county In the mayors court,
we noticed a couple of boys who
we're charged with killing and main
Ing a flock of geese on Rose lIlll
The boys entered a plea of not gull
to, and the main witness being In
the county Jail on the charge of
being drunk aud dlSorderly, the
trial was held of until the witness
the witness could be brought over
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-09-29

Mr., O, ID, Mcdonnell, Of the Call,
who was In New Boston Yesterday,
6aya that cotton sold there from a
quarter TO three Quarters OF a cent
lower than In feSarkana, Our city
is now a Hfstleass cotton market,
and farmers can buy goods here
much cheaper than Ia smaller Ia.
land towns, without our railroad
facilities,