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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-23
The Pioneers Memories.

Brave days of long ago, how memories
b, and flow.
Like hu bees on YOUTHS wine.
!he Gays when men were strong in hone
and zeal and song,
These days of Forty Nine.
We ioIled where nuggets CLEANED. here
waters foamed a:ld streaulea.
All! that was LIE divine.
we joined in bout and ftay.-shook hands.
That was the way,
In days OF Forty Nine.
Bat now through yelling tears, I sean
those misty Years,
Those years of yours and mine,
"h."tl through Times open door have
SLOW Y passed before,
Those years of Forty Nine.
And from that silent host comes MANY a
wandering ghost,
Which passing makes no sign.
While fom the Shadowv throngs float
back the s;dlened
We sang in Forty Nine.
S. P. D.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-23
DAVE HILLS RETURN.
David B. Hill has issued a prom

David B. Hill has issued a
mento. He says:
am a Democrat still. | am no
deseTfer, no traitor. no goldbng. |
stood by the Chicago platform at the
polls, and | stand for the regular
Democracy now, against those who
abandoned the in 1896
In all the history of politics no
such bronze aluminium gall has ever
been discovered as this utterance OF
HILL. This miserable, sneakine
traitor who skulked in his tent in 90
and defeated Bryan, after BRYAN had
downed his policy in the Chicago
convention, is the man who is now
publicly denying his treason, treason
that burns in the memory of every
silver man in the United States.
h Democracy of the country has no
use for this wretched turn coat who
now is trying to crawl into the crrnp
because his keen nose scents the
victory for the IN 1000.
He wants to return to the party he
SO brazenly betrayed and get a chance
to Sc: at the banquet that will be
spread in the fall OF 1900. He should
be given some bone to gnaw on the
outside of the door and be kicked into
the street if he lays his paws on the
mat, and every other gold traitor OF
that year should be compelled to keep
him company.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-23

During the six months ending De
cember SYST the output of pig iron in
the United States was 5,221 900 tons.
In December alone it was oo7 600
tons, and the stocks on hand de-
creased about 200, 600 tons. In the
production Of iron all other countries
are second-class compared with ours.
The railroads absorb millions of tons
annually and the engineers strike in
England has turned to this country
a demand for such structural iron and
many locomotives.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-23

On the occasion of the wedding of
the late Duchess of Teck to her hand
some but impecunious husband, her
brother, the Duke of Cambridge,
gave vent to his unfortunate habit of
thinking aloud. When the Duke of
Teck solemly pledged himself with
all his worldly goods to endow the
bride, the Duke of Cambridge ma1red
the solemnity of the occasion by ex-
claiming quite audibly: well, by
Jove! And Wales gave him his
shirtsi"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-23

McKenna has been confirmed as
Justice of the United States Supreme
Court, Notwithstanding the efforts
against his confirmation. 1t has been
asserted that he was incompetent for
the position and even documents were
introduced to prove it, but as is
usual i'll such cases, ali that was
offered or said against him had no
effect. the pull he had overcome all
obstacles.
The big corporations put field on
the Bench and they wanted someone
IN his place that would be equally as
good to them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-23

The R~othchilds own Spanish bonds
and the recognition of Cuba will
materially depreciate these securities.
The Rothchilds own Wall street,
Wall street owns the Republican
party ard the Republican party owns
Tom Reed. This is the reason WHY
Reed sits down on Cuban recognition
Ip the House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-23
Official Count of State Funds.
State of Nevada.

State of Nevada.
County of Ormsby.
RelnhOld Sadler, Governor.
Eugene Howell, Secretary of State
and James r. Judge, Attorney General
being duly sworn, severally say that
they are members of the Board of En-
aminers of the State of Nevada: that on
the 22d, day of Jan, 1898, thew (after
having ascertained from the books of the
state controller the amount of money
which should be in the Treasury made
an official examination and count of the
money and vouchers for money i'm the
State Treasury of Nevada, and found the
same correct as follows:
Coin 500 o2e -
Paid Coin Vouchers not re-
turned to Controller 5631 "a
Total S2S7, 2239 81
STATE SCHOOL FUND SECURITIES:
l~rredeemahle Nevada State
Schoo Bond, s3sO,OoO 90
Nevada State Bonds. oo2 cea On
United States Bonds. $40 900 ~
Ao'al' 81 ,599,6O4 II
REINHOLD SADLER.
EUGENE HOWELL.
JAMES r. JUDGE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 22d, day of January A. D. 1898.
[sEALl T. n. STONE. Notary
public, Ormsby County, Nevada.
The silver star., 1898-11-10
DOLORES MoNTEzuMA THURSDAY NovERra TO- 1895

BY a byoncho, lost her gold watch
at the county fair and now thinks
she has appendicitis. She should
get some nice young pan to relieve
her of that unlucky name.
~
An Oklahoma editor announces
that he will accept a gallon Of cider
that has lost its youth and five
heads of cabbage for a years Sub
scriptior. We will wait with COR
siderable interest to see what nature
of editorial utterances he will spring
upon us on hard cider and cabbage
diet.
A st. Louis specialist claims to
he able to cure rheumatism by pull
ing at the diseased leg, but he can
not claim his treatment as original.
There is a leg pulling process con-
nected with the treatment of all
diseases.
49,
The next notable war will be be-
tween the United States and Tur-
key. 1t will open on Thanksgiving
day, and close when the last Christ
mas bone has been polished off and
given to the house dog.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

publican from ell the counties in
the state show that Wolcott carried
Archuleta, Cheyenne, Conejos, Co.'S
tilla, Huerfano, Kiowa, Kit Carson,
ineolr, Philips and Powers coun-
ties, his pluratities over Thomas ag-
gregating $3.50, while Thomas
plurality in the other counties a.
mount to 4s,s77. In Arapahoe
Thomas has plurality of Io,o44,
i'll III Paso 4, 900 and in Lake 1928.
The whole state ticket is elected by
about the same plurality rhomas
recaiyee.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

The Denver Post clipped the fol-
lowing from the High School Col
umn" of the Salida Mail: A young
miss recently of Denver tells of a
man who "shot the chutes," on a
wheel with one leg.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

If a woman has pretty hands and
rings. she will learn to play whist,
whether she has any memory or not,
is the excuse an exchange gives for
the many po0r whist players among
the ladies'.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

The Denver Fostscripts tell of a
Chicago preacher who says hell is
utterly devoid of heat. That many
be Chicago's kind of a hell, but the
hell in which the defeated politician
wishes to have the fellows whe did
MT vote for him reside, has heat to
spare.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

With her army scandal, trouble
with England and general corrup-
ton, France has about gil she can
handle and may soor be calling for
some one to help her let go.
The silver star., 1898-11-10
sWolcottites Turned Down By a
Good Majority.
CHAs. THOMAS THE NEXT
GOVERNOR OF COLORADO
a. L. Short Elected Representative BY a
Plurality OF $50. Colorado All Blight For
Silver When the Final Test Comes.

Last Tuesday. like all other cleo
tions, brought victory to some aud
defeat to others, but it efectually
proved that Colorado is yet in the
ranks of the right. Goldbugism
was given dose of bitters and is
cndeavoring TO take them with
what little grace it has left. Bad
weather at some points made the
vote light, but at others it was up.
to the usual number. Although
We are yet short on returns from
the entire state, those already in
prove beyond a doubt that the
fusion ticket headed by Thomas
has carried By plurality of about
10000, and that John c. Bell will
setain his seat in Congress.
Local enthusiasm was centered
upon the Democratic candidate for
representative, +. l.. Short, and the
local vote shows in what high es-
TEEN he is held by the people ofhis
own home. The vote polled here
was light but turned in a majority
Of 81 for Short. The following is
the vote OH the two tickets:
Bell 100, Wheeler Z, Thomas o6,
Wolcott 6, Carney 81, Noble 6,
Beckwith 81, Milsom 4, Fesler 81,
Roof S, Adams S, Temple 50, Hart
s. Campbell 80, Grenfell So, Scott
-. Representative and county Of
fees, Hutchinson I, Lamb -, Mills
4. Short 100. Garter 81. Scharnhorst
81, Hall 10, Thompson "a. Treec
az.
At this writing returns have not
been received here from West Do
lores Lavender and McElmo, but in
the precincts already heard from the
vote on representative stands as fol-
lows:
The silver star., 1898-11-10

Y. +. N. ereaves is now high
cock of the lHal!s in the Qp)iir Mail
Office and if those epitials mean
"Very Rough Nerve" the roasting
pot will boil frequently.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

The koodoo box-car depot of the
Rio erande Southern continues to
be disgrace to Dolores. The COM
pany's promises are like pie crust
easily broken,
The silver star., 1898-11-10

rhe Durango Democrat must be
laboring rrder the effects Of the
election. Yesterday morning it
missed Dolores entirely and this
morning the bunch contained papers
Of the eight,
The silver star., 1898-11-10

When in Durango you should stop a.
the Bla!n Hotel. Chaa. Flock. proprietor
The table Ia supplied with everything
the market affords md you are suro OF
being treated courteously 20 wsll ~ has.
ing good comfortable bed 70 sleep Il
Rates q 10 and e2.oo per day; opposite
Union Depot.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

The result Of last tuesdays elec-
ton in this state clearly foretclls
what will happen to the gold bugs
in the future. Colorado has twice
been loyal to the causc that means
prosperity to the poor man and she
will continue to be until eternity
dawns.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

Defeated candidates are now bust
ly engaged telling how it happened.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

THE SlLyER STAB predicted that
there would be nine Wolcott votes
in this precinct. bpt VIC are glad to be
able to say there were only six.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

Just what clause in the election
laws that gives All election Judge
the privilege to sit in his chair and
c!ectioneer. is subject that is deep.
ly puzzling the residents of Mancos.
This same judge has laid himself
liable to the law and had he been
the party electionecred instead of
the clectionecrcr he would have
been anxious to see the law take its
course.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

In trying to be independent"
many people are positively inpolite.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

1t is no disgrace to have a patch
on your seat. Ycu may be the
printer.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

Money may make the mare go
but it sometimes fails to make the
voter go.
The silver star., 1898-11-10
LAAkzAkA AAAA

"Of course" it is the man who is
hurt that does the following.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

The San Miguel Examiner had
two extra pages last week devoted
to boosting Cousin Ed and his gang
The silver star., 1898-11-10

II told you so" is being used
with alarming frequency all over
the land.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

Now that the campaign is over
most people will settle down to
business again,
The silver star., 1898-11-10

The unsuspecting turkey, regard.
less Of the fate of his ancestors, is
accumulating supply Of meat that
pleascs the eye Of man.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

II is estimated that Colorado S
gold output for this year will np-
proacl S2s,ooo,ooo
The silver star., 1898-11-10
From tho Denver Poatsoripts.

Scientists say that n woman's
foot should equal one seventh Of her
height. Chicago papers please
copy.
~
A young lady Of Oklahoma named
Friday has had an arm broken three
times. had her teeth knocked out
The silver star., 1898-11-10

IA woman with new red silk
pctticoat always iinagincs the walks
are dirty" says the naughty local
editor Of tho Telluride Journal.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

Fellows who got "stand-off " on
the first ton Of coal are wondering
how they are going to get ton No.
2, If we judge them by oursclf.
The silver star., 1898-11-10

When a woman refuses to turn
around in church to look at another
woman's hat, it is said to be sure
sign that she has religion.
The silver star., 1898-11-10
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"Of course" it is the man who is
hurt that does the following.
In trying to be independent"
many people are positively impolite.
Defeated candidates are now bust
ly engaged telling how it happened.
1t is no disgrece to have a patch
on your seat. Ycu may be the
printer.
Money may make the mare go
but it sometimes fails to make the
voter go.
~ told you so" is being used
with alarming frequency all over
the land.
Now that the campaign is over
most people will settle down to
business again,
It is estimated that Colorado's S
gold output for this year will np-
proach S2s, 900.
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The San Miguel Examiner had
two extra pages last week devoted
to boosting Cousin Ed and his gang.
The unsuspecting turkey, regard.
less of the fate of his ancestors, is
accumulating a supply Of meat that
pleascs the eye Of man.
When a woman refuses to turn
around in church to look at another
woman's hat, it is said to be sure
sign that she has religion.
Fellows who got stand-off on
the first ton Of coal are wondering
how they are going to get ton No.
2, If we judge them by oursclf.
IA woman with n new rcd silk
petticoat always irnagincs the walks
arc dirty" says the naughty local
editor Of tho Telluride Journal.
Daily camera., 1898-11-12
The Maria Theresa.

Nassau, N. P, Nov. II-Wreckers who
have arrived here have brought with
them stores from the stranded vessel of
Cat island which establishes beyond
doubt that she is the Infanta Maria Their
esa. AS the vessel is looked upon as
being dereli1t, the wreckers claim the
right to seize the stores which can be
saved. They report that the water is up
to her between decks, that she has list
10 starboard, which side is damaged, and
that she is dismantled. The vessel lies
between two reefs. on smooth bottom,
and has her anchor out,
The British admiralty authorities here
are going to take possession of the Maria
Theresa as a derelict. The American
consul has protested against this course
claiming everything less the salvage.
The steamer Ant,lla is leaving here
for Cat island with customs officers and
police on board.
Opinions differ as to the chance Of saw
ing the cruiser. Although she has beer
aground since Thursday, the Maria Their
esa rests in an easy position and ths
weather is moderate.
Daily camera., 1898-11-12
H0V0||0 Troops
DeD0||d Money
SPANISH REVOLT.

Troops in Havana Pro,e,t Against Promis-
sorry Note Payments.
Havana, Nov. II-Key West, Nov, II
The situation here is most grave, An
archy and revolt prevails since Wednes-
day. There has been but little blood
shed but conflicts are expected. The
mlltiamen of the city have been in a
state of riot for "a hours and the regu-
lars are no better. Blanco has but a
small force at his command and those
were brought from Matanzas.
Only meagre and vague accounts are
permitted to be sent by cable.
The Matanzas battalion are guarding
Blanco's palace, but the captain general
does not feel safe and W II send for more
troops from Matanzas.
The troops are enraged because they
were paid off in promissory notes, and
the cashiers of the banks refuse to pay
them in cash. The officers however
we're paid in coin and as result several
clashes between officers and men have
resulted. One officer was seriously hurt.
Blanco this afternoon promised to pay
the men in cash tomorrow.
News from Porto Principe is to the
same effect.
Daily camera., 1898-11-12
CONDENSED ITEMS,


Fifteen thousand people witnessed the
Yale. Princeton football game today. A
the end of the first half the score was E
to in Prieceton's favor.
The Spanish peace commissioners
notified the Americans that they were
not ready with their answer today and
asked for another postponement till
Monday.
Sagasta is anxiousiy awaiting at Mad.
rid the outcome OF the peace conference
1t a rupture occurs he will address a
memorandum to the powers.
The Aztec left San Francisco today
with 10000 barrels of bottled beer for
the sailors of Manila.
President Mckinley sent letter Of
coincidence and check for SIS to the
widow of James Jones who was killed a,
Kokomo. Ind. by the premature explo.
sion of salute cannon upon the occa
sion of the presidents visit there re.
Gently.
The Oregon and Iowa have arrived at
Rio Janiero.
Daily camera., 1898-11-12
May Appoint Border.

= On account OF the non.reappearance
of Commissioner Patton, the board did
not settle the question of the appoint,
ment of County Judge Secor's successor
to day. According to Mr.. Willis the ap.
pontment of Mr.. A. w. Border, presen,
clerk of the court, is seriously considered
and it is understood that the appoint
ment has the recon- nendation of Judge
SeCor himself. There remains but two
months of the unexpired term. 1t is
said that Mr.. Borders appointment will
be made by the board as soon as Mr..
Patton returns.
Daily camera., 1898-11-12
SPECIAL BARGAINS
At the Peoples store, Friday, Saturday
.... and Monday.

At the Peoples store, Friday, Saturday
... and Monday.
A pair gray blankets, worth 6oc, spec
lal price, 33c.
Large size comforts, regular ooc goods,
63c.
Ladies heavy fleece lined vests and
pants, CSC goods, Iqc.
Ladies heavy fleece lined union suits,
65c goods for 3oc.
Mems heavy feeced filmed underwear,
shirts and drawers, sells all over for 75c;
special price, 32Hc.
Mems natural wool and camers hair
socks, only I2Hc.
Ladies' plush capes, trimmed with
rhibet fur, braided all over, a 81 cape
for $3.50.
Children's heavy winter jackets, nicely
made and trimmed, 50 jacket. special
price, SI75.
Childrens Tam O'Shanters, 75c article
for &c,
Ladies fiannelette wrappers. our ia
nous make, elaborately trimmed, fully
3H yards skirt, sI.25 wrapper, for this
sale only 8Sc.
Mems good dress shoes, special bar
gain, $l.5o shoe. will sell for o8c.
Ladies flannel shirt waists, newest
cut, 87c.
Ladies fall hats. sailor or walking hats,
sells for 75c, special sale, SOC.
Mems heavy corduroy pants. sells for
81 Is, only sI.6o.
Ladies black dress skirts. new goods,
worth 81 IS and sI75. special price. ooc
and 81 7q
Children's outing flannel dresses, ages
to 4 years, sells for 35c, only FAC.
Boys suits, this falls styles, made in
three pieces-coat, vestie and pants
special price. $I.5s.
Boys Jersey suits, sizes 3 to years
worth 81 88, only $lAo.
Children's ribbed fleece lined union
suits, all sizes, worth 38c, special price
z3c.
Mems Heavy winter sweaters, all col
ors, regular price is 83c, special sale
price for four days 4oc.
Twenty-Five pieces of the best g..
sheeting, sells everywhere for Is or 2o'
a yard; special bargain price per yard
13c.
| Rabies' short cloaks, made of goo'
leider down, trimmed with fur, sells TO
fsr; special sale price. 73c.
/ Ladies heavy Aeeced lined gloves
worth 75c pair. for this sale they vii
60 at i3c per pair.
10 3td Nv THE PEOPLES STORE.
Daily camera., 1898-11-12
Miss Baker Entertains.

Miss Bell Baker entertained hel
friends delightfully."- last evening In honor
OF Mr.. Rollln Baker, of Stevenspoins
Wisconsin. The following were the in.
vited guests: DR.. and Mrs. Notman
Prof. and Mrs. Farnsworth, Mrs. Camp.
bell, the Misses Freeman, Whitmore.
Lowering. Shotwell, Beardsley, and the
Messis. Parsons, Earl. Buckingham,
Pollock and Sherman. Each guest Was
presented with dainty program of the
evenings entertainment on which their
name was written.
Daily camera., 1898-11-12
The b, \ M. Nine.

The Active Gold Mining company,
operating the B. g. NJ mine at Ward,
began work in the 6oo-foot level this
week. The company is now employing
thirty four men and shipping some ore.
twenty-five tons of smelling iron has
been shipped to the smelters. and car
load of concentrates has Just been
brought to the Globe smelter. Aside
from this, 200 tons of mill dirt is being
handled at the Culbertson mill at Bout.
der. The company is gradually paying
off the $4,000 bond, and in the mean.
time is developing promising mine
Daily camera., 1898-11-12
Petition to Continue Hui, Fights.

AT a recent meeting of the professional
hull fighters in Havana it was determin
ed to forward to President Mckinley a
petition that after the beginning of the
American control there be no legal steps
taken to prevent them from carrying on
their amusement. The bull fighters de.
clare that their livelihood depends upon
their ability to continue in their chosen
profession and that it would be sore
disappointment to the people Of Havana
If their chief entertainment was forbid
den. The glad,ators will state thai
General Lee, during his residence in
Cuba, never missed an opportunity te
witness fight. They also declare tha
all Americans who have witnessed bul
fight are greatly pleased with the per
formance.--N New York World.
Daily camera., 1898-11-12
HotfOoting NorthWard.

Norfolk, Nov. I2-Editor Manley, oi
the R cord. the negro paper of Wilm
lngton which caused all the bloodshed
J. E. Melan, ex chiet of police, Charles
Bunting, justice Of the ce,and Acting
Sheriff French, all of whom were ban
lshed under penalty of death, arrived
here today from Elizabeth from whence
hey were driven by the citizens. The
authorities here, fearing violence, have
ordered ynem to move on, as the feeling
against them is strong. They are penni.
less and in a desperate condition.
Daily camera., 1898-11-12
Holds
L0||g Session
HEAVY BUSINESS.
Cabinet Meeting Lisens to Schley's Evacu-
alton Report.

Cabinet Meeting Lisens to Schley's Evacu-
alton Report.
Washington, Nov. ia special cabi
net meeting three hours in length was
held today It the White house to listen
to the report of Admiral Schley on the
Porto Rican evacuation. The meeting
was devoted principally to the consider.
alton of the policy to be pursued IN
Porto Rico and Cuba. The condition of
the Cubans was given attention and it
was decided to send relief. The large
sick list in American military camps and
the currency question in Porto Rico was
considered.
Compliments were given Admiral
Schley upon the work of the commission
in Porto Rico.
After the meeting the cabinet members
SAID that there are no new developments
in the peace conference at Paris
Daily camera., 1898-11-12
A Mine of Wealth.

When American capital and enterprise
have been at work little while in Cuba
and Porto Rico. Spain will open her eyes
at the mine of wealth that for centuries
lay untrouoled at her feet, She may not
mourn her lost opportunities for develop
ing a people, but she certainly will regret
her lost chance for big receipts in the
shape of taxes. twill be part of her re.
proach among nations to see her former
colonies grow rich and prosperous under
her eyes, but forever out of her reach
Baltimore American.
Daily camera., 1898-11-12
Ladies' of the Maccabees,

State commander of the Ladies of the
Maccabees, Rosetta R. Webb, is in
Boulder assisting the members of Boul
der Hive in securing large class oi
new members under a dispensaton to
initiate at reduced membership fee. The
ladies are desirous of securing large
class to be initiated all at one time. As
fraternal beneficiary order the Ladies
OF the Maccabees stand at the head oil
the list for women.
Daily camera., 1898-11-12
RQCe Troubles
Are Now Settled
POLICE RECRGANIZEO.

Wilmington Again Presents a Scene OF
Peace and Order.
Wilmington, Nov. I2-Everything is
quiet and business began to resume its
normal conditions this morning. A large
number Of negroes left last night. The
police force has been reorganzed and
the mayor has issued proclamation
calling upon all citizens to cease Carrying
arms. The negro collector of customs
called upon the negro quarter today to
make an appeal to the negroes to pre-.
serve order.