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Arizona republican., 1899-10-28
CONCERNING THECARNIVHL
The Executive Committee Consider
ing Details

a meeting of the executive commit
tee of the carnival association was held
yesterday afternoon at the Office of the
board of trade. Chairman ]. c. Adams
presided. Among those present were
President MCGOWAN, Secretary Michel
son, S. P. Clark, Paul Hull, Frank Cox
and Dave Goldberg.
Mr. J. Willard, chairman of the deco
rations committee, presented report
and estimate on three arches for use
during carnival week, to be lighted
with electricity. The idea was regarded
favorably by the executive committee,
but as there are yet some details to be
worked out nc formal action was taken
at the meeting.
The following list of ladies and gen
tlemen was presented by Mr. Willard
and was ordered by the executive COM
1nittee to be added to the committee on
decorations: Mr.. Hamaker. Fred B.
Mussey, ]. w. Kane, ]. W. Crenshaws
Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Diehl, Mr..
and Mrs. TharaIdson. Mrs. Amilck,
Mrs. leighton, Mrs J. E. Walker, Mrs.
N A. Morford and Mrs. b. F. Porter.
Mr.. D. H. Burtis made a report on
behalf of the committee on printing,
of which he is chairman. He stated
that contracts had been let for $4,000
envelopes, %, 600 mailing cards and for
printing carnival matter on envelopes
of business firms. In the matter of
hangers, 14x42 inches in size, with two
colors of ink and illustrated with suit
able designs, his committee was au-
thorized to close the contract for the
same.
The corresponding secretary was au-
thorized to correspond with the vari-
Gus Indian agents in the territory i'll
order to secure the attendance of dele
cations of representative Indians. 1t
is proposed to secure the attendance of
Navajos, who will demonstrate their
manner of weaving blankets, and also
of the Pueblos or house-dwelling In
dams will be one of the most noted
features of the carnival, of graphic in
terest to young and old
The committee decided to have a
queen of the carnival, who shall be
chosen from the Salt River valley. The
choice will be made by election, ballots
for which will cost cents each. A bal
lot box will be placed at each drug
store in the city, where tickets may
also be secured. The election and can
wasting of the votes will be in charge
of a special committee consisting of
BIessrs. George Buxton, Louis Masten
and Harry DiehI. The vote will be
canvassed each day and the result
posted
1t was also decided to have maids of
honor from each county in the terri
tory to wait on the queen of the car
nival. Choice of maids of honor will
be made in each county by ballot in
much the same manner as the queen.
1t was declared to be the sense of
the executive committee that the vari- |
Gus b-committees present outlines of |
Arizona republican., 1899-10-28
| MUST HAVE A GAS STOVE

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the system, it enriches and purifies the
blood, makes sleep refreshing and ere
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Professor johnson, a graduate from
one of the leading colleges, studied for
ten years before he successfully dis
covered ElectrozOne. 1t contains no
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life. Many physicians of years prac-
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Arizona republican., 1899-10-28
Personal MENTION.

Mr.. E. B. Gage returned to Prescott
on last nights train.
H. L. Chandler of Mesa City was in
Phoenix last night, a guest of the
Hotel Adams.
Frank B. Meyers of Cincinnati ar
rived yesterday and is registered at the
Commercial.
Carl H. Well of Chicago arrived yes
terday morning and is a guest of the
Hotel Adams.
c. Fl. Taft of Petaluma was an ar
rival in the city last night. He is a
guest of the Hotel Adams.
A. Redewill returned home Thursday
night from business visit in the
northern part of the territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Job of Prescott
arrived on last nights train and are
stopping at the Hotel Adams.
n. Borchers, the well known piano
tuner has returned and will remain in
the city for the next two months.
Z. s. Ettinger of San Francisco was
among last nights incoming passen-
gers who registered at the Commercial.
a. E. Baker of Fort Worth was
among yesterdays arrivals in the city.
ne 10 SCopPiiiS a. the OoiliIlei Cieti
hotel.
H. P Anewalt, wife and baby Of
Prescott came down on last nights
train and are stopping at the Hotel
Adams.
President F. NJ. Murphy of the S. f.
P. & p. will return to Prescott this
morning on a special, leaving about 10
o'clock.
Charles NJ. Chittenden, H. B. Nichols
and J. e. Dunn, all from Los Angeles.
are among the guests of the CONNER
ciaI.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Mingle of Oswego.
Kansas, arrived in the city yesterday
and are registered at the Commercial
hotel.
David Addison of Cotton, Cal; ar
rived yesterday morning over the
southern route and is a guest of the
Ford hotel.
c. w. Hamm of New York was an in
coming passenger from the south yes
terday morning. He is registered at the
Hotel Adams.
3. ]. O'Bryan of Louisville, and D.
Baird of st. Louis were among yester-
days arrivals. They are guests of the
Secretary Akers went north on Thurs
day night to meet his sister, Mrs. Hite, |
Of Topeka, Kan, who IS coming here to !
spend the winter.
g. Kohlberg of Ell Paso is in the |
eity on a business visit. He is regis 1
cred at the Commercial hotel.
H. y. Brown of Chicago is stopping |
1t the Commercial.
United States Marshal Griffith left
asst night for Tucson. The Office dep
lty, j. p. Welles, will remain in town
Until tonight to close up the affairs of
he Office in the term of United States
curt just ended.
Deputy q. S. Marshal T F Grindell
-rrived yesterday morning on his way
Jack from San Francisco. where he
vent for the purpose OF depOrting a
argO Of Cinnamon. He continued his
Quincy to Tucson last night.
H. c. Hitchcock, grand master of the
Q. o. r. of this jurisdiction, arrived |
n the city last night from the north.
aving visited the lodges of the order
n that part of the territory. He is q
uest of Grand Secretary George A
Iintz.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-28
A PHOENIX GIRL
Made Great HeireSS by Her Own
Pluck and Luck.

The following story of the possibili-
ties of Phoenix originally told by a
Denver paper and retold by several
eastern papers made the chief of the
secret service department of The Re
publican a great deal of extra work
Yesterday:
Miss Abbie Eastman of Phoenix,
Ariz.. fought with geneuine American
pluck against straitened circumstances
but she is now financially independent
A few days ago at local hotel, where
she was a guest, she told the story of
how ten days ago one of her copper
claims netted her $4,000
Miss Eastman is only twenty-eight
years old. She has always worked for
4 living. But nature has given her
much energy and a strong will, and
when, three years ago, her uncle left
her five copper claims in Arizona not
far from Phoenix, she visited her
claims to learn the value of her in
heritance.
She consulted a lawyer. He told
me- said she yesterday. that the
claims looked promising, but that in
order to hold them a certain sum of
money would be required every month.
Inen L cOnSIdereQ where that money
was to come from, as I had none of
my own. So after failing to find any
other solution, I resolved to get en-
pIoyment in a hotel. When I told the
lawyer what 1 intended doing and how
meant to set aside every cent that
could be spared from my wages in or
der to develop the claims, he said he
admired my determination, but wond-
cred whether should stick to it. But
it has finally come out all right, and I
Arizona republican., 1899-10-28
cH1LDREN BURNED TO DEATH

Farmers Branch, Tex, Oct 27.-Yes-
terday while c. r. Loving and wife,
colored. were picking cotton, his house
was burned with his W. small child
rem.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-28

intimate relations as claimed by the
defendant with Derry, dating from
March last, and expressed surprise at
the absence of Derry during the criti-
cal period following the arrest of the
accused.
A verdict had not been reached at
IL: 80 o'clock
Arizona republican., 1899-10-28
FILL POWER IS IN
THE HUMAN MIND.

The secret of success is in the human
mind. Confidence is success If you
are in perfect health your mind is free,
clear and active. If in bad health, You
feel disguised. lack Of confidence The
greatest men today are daring, fearless
and full of confidence in their ability to
Arizona republican., 1899-10-28
TO TRY MARCONTS SYSTEM.

Washington, Oct 27-After having
carefully observed the workings of the
Marconi system of wireless biography
during the progress of the interna-
tional yacht races in New York, the
navy department has now undertaken
Arizona republican., 1899-10-28

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rheumatism. Catarrh and all
blood diseas es. Women will find Elec-
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plants. price only 81 a bottle, at DR..
Keefers drug store. If you are not
feeling well, go get bottle. No per-
son should be without it. Electrozone
is worth its weight in gold.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-28

to make a series of experiments to
test the usefulness of the system as
an adjunct to the navy. The orders
issued today contain an authorization
to Lieutenant J. B. Blish. who was
sent to New York as the representa-
tive of Admiral Bradford while the
system was being operated, to delay
reporting to the navy department ac-
cording to his original orders until
after the Marconi system had been
tried on board naval vessels. The pur-
pose is to make the experiments on
the New York and perhaps the Texas.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-28

their various programmes at the earIi-
est possible moment and submit the
same to the executive committee for
approval.
Adjournment was then taken subject
to the call of the chairman.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-15
An Ancient Coin,

One OF the priced Curious OF the
Philadelphia mint is a coin which ia
1000 years old and which was coined
Mt the ancient mint OF TINT other
Philadelphia OF the far east which is
mentioned in the Bible. II is still in
good condition and the inscription is
perfectly legible. rho design on the
face OF tho coin bears striking 70.
semblance to the Goddess OF liberty
OF our own currency, and underneath
is the one word, "Demos7 which
means "tho people, On the other
side ID the figure Of Diana, with her
bow arched and the Inscription,
"Diana, Friend Of tho Philadelpliians-
When this coin was struck of. Phila.
delpbia was the most important city
in Lydia. Tho prize was picked up
in Europe by Joseph Mickey, n cele.
brated Philadelphia violin maker and
numismatist in high repute, who pro.
scnted 1t to tho mint.-Philadelphia
Record.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-15
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me- Do you thius these are the tcftiuouials of
the people, or has Dr. Pierce just nladc them
up and printed tlIcm!'"
DIR. Picrce's Pleasant Pellets cure bilious
ness.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-15

"1he following article. from the pen
OF the editor OF the Dayton Times,
himself nnf ex:Republican, is com.
mended to the attention Of the Re.
publicaps OF Nevada:
Since the late message OF Mark
Ilanna's, there can be no mistake
about the attitude OF the Republican
party towards the silver question. His
advice to Congress is to further fas
J ten the gold standard upon the Unit
ell States. There ia not even the old
worn-out hedge Of an international
agreement thrown ont 70 the silver
men this year. The challenge is
clear and straight. To be good Re.
publican you must be gold bug.
There is not line IN the message
that even intimates that silver will be
given nny recognition whatever by
the Republicans. The silver mining
industry Is doomed 20 long ns the Re
publican rule holds sway in this
country.
Well, what are you going to do
about it, you Republicans OF Nevada.
who mt the last presidential election
said You believed Mckinley would
do something" for silver? He has
done 1t. lie has rHw tsrovn oil the
mask OF international bimetallism, in
which you all seemed 10 place so
much confidence, and has declared
that the Republican party is for the
gold standard. lie hns done some.
thing for silver that he expects and
hopes will forever drive that metal
ont OF existence rs money metal.
and which will continue to keep dor
mnnt one Of the greatest industries
OF the country, and whereby the mon
led men OF the country can control
the entire purchasing commodity of
the country.
You who said You we're silver Re-
pu.licans; how are you going TO be a
Republican and for silver now? You
certainly will not claim that you are
Just ns good a silver man as anybody
else and then vote the Republican
ticket i'll 1900. Even the school chill
dren would laugh at such consist
ency. But what are you going to do?
Will you be men enough to own TINT
you were fooled by McKinley's inter.
national utterIngs OF three years ago,
md vote next year for man who
everybody knows ia silver man
from top to bottom, or will You still
vote the earnc old Republican ticket
and proclaim to the world that you
have no mind OF yonr own and sim
ply follow dictation with your fran.
chisc?
Mark Hanna's message ought not
to leave single Republican in the
State OF Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-15
> ," - VI % W. -fIT|" y ! :
THE HOND PURCHASE.
T'IfHV INV IHIlTT-T u W4ti t+--.,, :
Some Pertinent Questions For Mr.
,nr.EI Y Sage to Answer.

Q
Some Pertinent Questions For Mr.
,a,.T.gys Sage to Answer.
The country will be glad to know
that Russell Sage approves OF the
government bond purchase. MIR.
Sage says that the financial world is
aaved from disastrous panic, saye
the New York News. We would like
to put few questions to Mr.. Sage,
who was Mckinley partisan in
1886: How is it that the country is
30 nearly on the verge OF n panic that
an addition Of S2S,00O,OOO to the cir,
culatlng medium is necessary to
avert disasterH
Was not Mckinley the advance
agent OF prosperity?
Have not s6,0OO,OOO,OOO i'll stocks
and bonds, mostly New jersey born,
been fioated within II months?
Would we have had repetition OF
the reaction OF 1893 were the govern.
nent not well to do and able to [ oil.
ster up waning stock market?
Would tho government be well to
do had not sources Of federal revenue
been broadened to meet tho prob.
able emergencies Of foreign war?
Suppose the surplus reserve in
Washington now was only 100000.
GOO. Would Secretary Gage dare to
let go Of nearly S30.000,OO0 even to
oblige his friends, the money chang
ers OF Wall street?
In another place Mr.. Sage says that
Cages action "opens up the avenues
OF money and that people who have
the money to lend are not afraid to
let it go when they know Tint tho
Government is ever ready to help
them
Why should the Government help
people who have money to lend? II
capitalists foolishly stakes specula.
tors who put up collateral securities
that hfterward slump to a value be.
low the loan, what business is it of
the Government?
AS matter OF fact, Mr.Sago makes
mistake common to Republicans by
assuming that it is the Governments
duty to give financial assistance to
individuals, whereas 1t is individuals
duty to give financial assistance to
the Government.
MIR. Sage is quite certain that the
President has assured his own re-
election by becoming bond broker
and enabling the Wall streat sharp
ers to clean up sis,0O0oOO within "a
hours.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-15

WHEREAS: God in his mysterious
providence has seen tit to remove
from our midst Mrs. Jumcs Adams;
and
WHEREAS: We do deeply deplore
hor death, realizing that shc was
kind friend and fond mother, pos-
Hessing all tho qualities OF noble
wOmanhood; therefore be it
RESOLVED: That in behalf OF tho
students Of the Elko County High
School, We the undersigned, repro
Bentatives OF the several classes, do
hereby extend to tho bereavcd fnmily
and especially to our beloved friend
md teacher, Miss Louiso Adams, md
to our schoolmate, Paul, our heartfelt
sympathy iu this their hour OF deep
distress. May their hearts be com.
tortcd by the Great Comforter.
RESOLVED; That copy OF those
resolutions be sent to the bcrcaved
family aud TO each Of the Elko papers
for publication.
MATTE MCMuLLEN,
lIERDERT SpRouLE,
MINNIE JOHNSON,
MAY LASu,
Committee.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-15

4 recent surgical case in Baltimore
demonstrates that a man may havo
suddenly shot into his head chiscl
5le inches long, ono inch wide and
ono fourth inch thick aud not know
|, ia there until hc suffers from q stiff
uoct and mn impcdimcUt in his
speech. Tho man IN the case ia q
mach,nist who was at work with rap.
Idly revolving chisels. 1'hoy worc
Hung out and his facc,as he supposed,
wounded in two places. Three weeks
later his sensations were so unusual
that the Xray wGs applied aud The
chisol distinctly seen, with one end
near tho base OF tho nose and tho
sharp end almost touching the back
bone. IL was removed with little
difficulty and the interesting pation,
expects soon TO return TO work.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-15

a Missouri judge has decided thnt
any physician who believes the case
Of his patient is II hopeless one and
iails 10 inform INN IL gnilty OF Il
breach of trust. II mny bo in come
cases m unjustiiiublc act Tor phi. 81.
cian to keep up patients hope
when there is no hope. Bat thcrc
have often been cases where rcstorn-
ton Ia health lns occurred in spite
OF tho physicians belief they wore
fntal. II physician's wore intallibic
tho cnso would bo different, mud tho
they aro not infalliblo, and men 1.-Two
and die in spite Of the doctors some.
times.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-15

One pint Of milk. 2E cupfuls of -four
onc-half tablespoonful OF salt, two eggs.
one tablespoonful OF melted butter,
two tcasFuoT!uls of baking powder
Peaches as required. Ecat the egg,
without separating until light, add the
milk, salt and flour: beat thoroughly.
add the melted butter and baking pow
der, Errasr some Custard cups. half fill
with the batter. put in each cup half
peach. cover with butter. dust with
powdered sugar. stand the cups in q
baking ran half filed with boiling
water. haI:c 90 minutes in quick oven.
Serve with swcctcncd crcam.--Cincin-
natl Enquirer
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-15

Tho bonding OF n mining claim
does not always result in n sale---par.
ticularly when tho community Ia
cursod with oven ono ,nprincipled
blackmailar, who Ia inevitably on
hand with u pretended claim on tho
property under consideration; and IL
he tailn IN rObbing the persons intcr-
esicd OF icw hundred dollars "hush
money" then he forthwith commences
to dccry aud misrcprcsent the mining
location in question with hopo OF pre-
venting tho enlc, and sometimes no
succeeds by disgusting and driving
away capital to other mining districts
Suoh mon are rcally worse than high
way robbers and arc n curse TO nny
community.--Ex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-15

Tho Englcr Company is very busy
unpacking and placing an elegant
stock Of holiday, as we'll "a other
seasonablo and desirable goods. a
better selected variety OF beautiful
things never entered Elko. Loot,
out for grand display in just a few
days. TnE EYnLsR CoMrASy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-15
ON EVERY BOTTLE

~ Shiloh's Consumption Cure is
thus guarantee: "All we ask OF you is
to use two-thirds OF tbS contents OF
this bottle faithfully, then IL You can
say You are not benefited return the
bottle TO your Druggist and he may
refund the price paid" Price 25 cts,
% cts and sl.0O. For sale by Elko
Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-15

ii takes but n minute to overcome
tickling III the throat and 10 stop q
cough by thD usc Of One Minute
Cough Cure. This remedy quickly
curcs all form oi throat and lung
troubles. IL is harmless and
pleasant to takc. IL prevents con.
sumption. a famous specific for
grippe nnd it's after effects. Elko
Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-15

TO swell the fund,
and this practice is
kept up until the
child is old enough
to save for itself.
The parents have
the night theory but
how rarely they
carry tito its broad
est application.
Every mother is
perfofce laying up
for her child what
money cannot in
happiness
or misery. The
nervous motlicrwill
have a nervous
child The irrita-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-15

''You wouldn't think from the looks
of that Old fellow that hc is one of the
ripCst scholars in I'll" town."
at doesn't surprise NE. Hes the
secdiCst lc-!;ir" mnn i've seen to-day"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-12-15
.se : El1o, Nevada, Friday December IS. 1899. DC

A very pretty custom obtains among GER
4 tain classes by which the newly married
paiE starts savings bank for the child yet
TO be- Every day q penny or dime. as
The case may be. Is dropped into the bank
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