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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11
DISTRICT COURT.

The regular January term Of tho dis
trict court for Washington county
commenced on Tuesday with Judge Il.
V. Higgins ON the bench. and court
stenogrnphor WI. Cook In attendance
Eduardo Alvarez, the Spnniard who
has been iangulahing In Jail about two
months awaiting trial, was brought In
TO court for arraignment. Alvarez
looked very much worse for hia con-
nnoment ms he came hobhling into
court hanging on the arm Of the ahoriff
and using q walking stick. he also had
his head wrapped In large towel and
altogether looked more like hospital
subject than n criminal. lie entered u
plea of not guilty TO tho charge or
grand larceny. and his trial was set for
Thursday,
ON Thursday the jury In the case OF
the State W. Eduardo Alvarez returned
into court with verdict % guilty.
The court sentenced Eduardo Alvarez
TO two years In the State prison, Prls-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-11

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Evening journal., 1899-03-21
Tbs GEWS OK SMYRNA

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Smyrna, March 2O.-The literary ex-
ercises Of the Smyrna High School on
Friday were as follows: Composition,
Miss Helen Collins; reading, Miss
Emily Daley; recitation, Miss Bmma
Stevenson; composition, Miss Maud
Janney; composition, Charles TURNER;
reading, Ralph Jefferson; composition,
Miss Helen Start; composition. Cyrus
Taylor; critics remarks. Debate. Re
solved, That the cars plan of dis
armament is feasible For the affirma-
tive were Miss Helen Lewis and Miss
Eva Griffin, and for the negative Miss
Mary Crow and Miss Mary LeFevre.
The judges, Agnes CarrCw, Beulah
HazeM and Emily Daley, decided in
the affirmative
"A very serious accident befe-l Mrs.
Jacob Stein on Saturday morning. In
coming down stairs she made a mis-
step, falling heavily and fracturing
10th bones Of her right arm so badly
that the bone protruded through the
skin. DR.. T. c. Moore reduced the
fracture. Mrs. Stein is doing well. but
suffering from the effects Of the shock,
she being q very delicate woman.
Mrs. Anne Young has returned from
Clayton, where she has been visiting
relatives fer two weeks.
Mrs. Jones. Of Union sreet, has been
seriously in for several days, but was
reported better yesterday
John Wesley Start is recovering from
a severe attack of grip and is able to
be out again.
Mrs. ]. F. Carter has returned home
after two weeks visit to relatives IN
Philadelphia and Wilmington.
Mrs. Henry P. Massey, Of near town
has been the guest of friends in Phiia-
de,phia and Wilmington.
Five young girls are taking lessons
in French, with Miss Dwight as theil
teacher
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
TINE W0NDEIRLAND.

"Iaush and grow faJ' IL AM Old
adaes. butt amomg 1hia large addl-mces
mat assembled at lie WOnde1l aid yes
aeldny lweire mEny stcut rtts0rs VINO
wccls e1HaaVoring 20 shake OF some OF
l.llt eam plus fiesta by CONSTANT roars OF
jeusgiesr at the ludleTous performances
prssenksh by the aths.s hOJdiEE khe
boards There Uhl6 week. WITHOUT eX-
ception the bin pEClsshuCh this w2ek rs
line funnlest seen thzus since lhe SEASON
openh. and from STACK o. finish tne au-
dience was kept in c-nLLcLt good hu-
NOR AS an imper5rnhtIcr Ray A..
Royce has few equals and certainly no
supporters, and his quaint sayEEis and
nrmlcking wsre muoh enj0ydd. Ellis
WI Eth and Burt brought down the
house in tlheir clever sketch, "A Let
ter of Advice" and eucoTes were fire.
ouent. The famous baritone singer,
George II. Diamond, who made his fist
appearance here yesterday ibi titus
itrated sonss, has a voice of rare sweet
MISS and c.earness of time. The hat
and flag spinning OF Girard and Monte
Elmo is marvellous. and the Mayo Sis
ters in their original act, "A Trip tC
E.nigsanh," i'm troduces some fine duegG
lanh clever dancing. As dancing team
siwan and O'Day are hard to beat, and
their itnpsrscna.i1n 20 uD-to-dats
''cccrs" Ee exceedingly o-eyer. "Th.
Two American PsEikE" dl-mcnstrats
thlsir ability No cling and dance. ant
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
DOYVR HAPPsEIaGS

snacial co. respondence Evening Journal
Dover. March 20.-NCrman Draw, OF
Dover. and Turnkey BOggs, of the
Kent county Jail. spent Sunday at Har-
.ringtOn.
W.Eaam Watson was in Wilmington
Sunday
Farmers CT this section say that TO-
matoes Will be more renunerauiNe
than peaches this season, tine canneIs
paying 81 per tom
Thousands OF sight-seers, despite uhe
rain, viewed the wreck yesterday. A1'
Enough the din Of the two coillulLt
trains was terrific, Walter Peterson
voupg blacksmith residing within ten
wards Of the scene of the wreck slep
.sound.y until morning
The Cover and Milford trolley roa'
isNan assured thing, and Dover I.Nei
men are looking glum already
rhieken thieves cleared the pouRI.
,-or,d of Thomas AicGdnmiss FARMER
residing near Dover. ,-A
THE Ba,vard House has been furnish
Cd with a new coat of paint.
Rev A. T. Wright, pastor or ArLhol.
NJ u. Church. left for Wilmington
yesterday. ,o,
iReuresentative King, in an interVle'
ON saturday. said: Il Went to Whining
tom to exonerate myself regarding U
charges Of bribery. and did it.
Miss Lola Hmtdhins is WISHING He
sis,. r, Mrs. a. T. McVelgh,in WlmHne
ton
Evening journal., 1899-03-21

FliNCY GOODS AND DRESS TRIM
MINGs.
~ r, RirV, POS King sgv-t
FIsrI AND 0ysIBRs.
j. D. Wa.iaoc lMrd ard flarrs1a o.s
il An l' lseitr. 2Ol Mat5.arl avenue.
FURNITURE
NJ Megaty & sen, sixth lGll I4tIui sts
GENTS FUNRlLlH.NGs.
kLril Trls. SC7 Mafket stsest.
W. r Meamp, 7l3 MLgAs. street
James H. Wiilh.. e gslh ALL Market
atc lees.
Wyatr- & Co. CC3 Market street
GROCERIES,.
( ID. w. Lynch & o.. Cor FouiJh and
Madison ltretts.
d. w. I.ymuh & o., Cor Eish1i and
KING stree.s.
F T. NJ. Wicc. l20 KING st., Cor Fifth ST.
IT. j. Grave. lHlshIJaeELh aLd Wees sits
|M.a ]. H. 1<eLusdy, Cor. E ghth aad
l.mec.l ct-oets.
saH.e WHqmg. Elshdh aLd Wainut SITS
F T.. II. Green, 1921 O.aym MT s.meet.
VIM. W. Craw.crd 9Ol sihahoross ave
ianes C.. IIarkine, Eleventh and Or
angs stneets.
william Forrest & Son, Lancaster awe
3 nne and Frankin street
c. o. Frazier. Sixth and Spruce elaeets
Lewis Wallace. s. +. Cor. Ninth amd
Poplar streets
Moses Altson. S. w. Cor. Eighth and
Wo.a aston streets.
Ms. Thomas Oinvan. lNm and Van
BlJ gDl stuects.
Ms. e. NJ. Dcmey, 1902 Market street
y. A. Benmatt. Lancaster avenue ard
ssarl-s street
EXces 81 r GREGORY. HgniV r. sohm'dt
prep, Front ara Van Rlin7n streets
Hfrw S,iIc=. Ninth ara Ven Buner
st, ceus.
4. 7. Macraczen. COO C.aoes street
Mi ! a. Scu.iy, Thial n-d Hlwloy
-f.ee's
J. L. Cooper. ssvo1h ,1n Van B-cr
4r1-ha
C a. E,bsTtson. 2121 Marke nrest-
J. w. McCCV. s. w. Cor. Lancaster
aveyrs "nd Scot reat
J. r. r. Mcrtg-LeTy. Ger Ts-eh ard
1ipir -CaE
Fhihdrru'1'n 0r-a-,y. 500 King street
C1 r2s # Mi'-r, mslaEar
?. n sui+h G son. Third a-i Lom-
f~ri -t-c-As
hats AND GAPS.
r. EilrFrc,., 3O7 Market nEet
w. r. M.9rrs. 7l3 Market street
HARDWARE
Woodward & Era, 3O3 Mllkst street
GCil S02 shpEy c.reot.
H. W. Eamram. 703 Market street.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21

BOCIs AND SHOES.
J1tn' McVey, 500 Market ST.. CIR.
II,yy's Kumtor5 shioe Houae. 22s Mar
k5t stu5eh
NJ. Monaghan, s. w Co, Fourgh and
Madtson streets.
C. NJ. Dcugherty. 62i w. Fnogt street,
nCar Madison.
NJ Grady. Thivd and King streets.
:. Knnlh. 322 +. Fmrth street.
Fhip Rceenthai, S. w. CIR. Elev6nth
and Bennett streets.
NJ Rcss. No. 423 W. Second street.
Stanley Kuicdh, s w. Cor Fifth and
French 1reets
EICYCIlES AND BICYCLE
SI'NDRIES.
Fyle Cycle Co.. S07 Market street
EUTTER. EGGS AND OHEESE.
Jsrmes CCrish 0ta' s &C.. 4S and so Sec
chill Street Market.
CARPETS AND DR. AFERTES.
NJ. Magaay e sen. s. r. Cor. Sixth
a-d T1tnan streets.
GARRETT CLEANING.
w m,ustcn Carpet Cleaning WrlIi
Cor Th'chdsnih aud S-oN stredts
Telrh-re No. 1892
CIlFlANLNG AND DYETNG.
.sleo1o 4 Co., 500 w. Second street.
CLOTHING.
Jas. II Wright, 5. b. Cor Eiehth anl
Mscka. streets.
COAL AND WOCD.
Jch1 NJ Slc.-mon, 3 w. Thlgi street
Jcsapl II. Cooking, El.dwe-n 1lhlutssrJ.
ami Fouute5rth On Scott stuieat
CCNFEQTTCNElRY AND ICE
CREAM.
f. Walh & Co.. 227 Market e,re5-.
lO-i-INu3Y, GLASS AND CHINA
WARE.
l. Il1Tls Rcw. s13 Krlg erect.
TRY GOODS.
lO Ocl.y & lHr. Cos, 607 ali GCJ MarNe
eE--t
DRUGGISTS.
z. Jarts gel.. Car EixlA AKA Marl1e
go Ia.e.
J. W. II. Gi one. n. w. Ger. LarIoaste
ay,ni1s end Franklin street.
pr. V51sey. s. IL. Cor Eighth auy
iM-Ccce ctreets
! 8 c. NcKzsvlr. Maryland av5nna ang
Illdal -llest.
D-. III. NJ First, Cor Eighth am,
Cl-uuCe CTe-ds.
]. C. Mscll-5a, Cor Adams a-li Tent.
E.rdets.
Ctto C'B. strayw. Cor. Seventh ant
Grange r.regbsl
J. J. CalraglhEr & sBro.. 400 Market st
J. J. Gallagher & P-o.. 2OO4 Marlue. s.
H. X Watson. sO3 Market street.
J. s. Peztem. De,awaus averue ans
Adams street.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21

HARNESS AND aADDLnRY.
FNnl S. Dlre, al Markc, street. and
iCS shp'ey shntt
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Reese a HrO.. 4l2 King street.
/. Lowis ROW il3 King street.
II. %. Reed. % East Second street.
iCE CREAM
f. Woh g Co.. 227 Market street.
JEWELRY.
Milurd f, DAVIS 9 East Second sbreet
Joseph Kern, 707 Market street.
Charles a. Fell, cor Fcuuh and Mar
ket streets.
William C.. r. Wright 22O King street
LAUNDRY.
Cly Steam laundry, Sl2 Market street
Bradway & Hammond. proprieiors
Aalce NJ. Boyle, 5l3 shlp,ey street
IlAMFS AND LAMP GOODS.
l. Lewis Row. il3 King street
II. L. Reed, 10 Eas, Second street.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
James II. Wright $, r. Cor Eighth
and Market streets.
MILLINERY.
l.. Ste.nicken. 2l7 Market street.
S. -. Carton, POP King streo..
MEAT MARKETS.
Joseph Chappep. sAal,ross avenue and
Lincoln street.
Harry r. Gallagher, conner Fourth
and Franklin streets
Eugene II. Dockety, G25 Madison
street
r. gtsofl,a,,e connie. Nrfrt1, aud Pine efa
/ Samuel y. Hinger. stalls 70 and rs,
Third street market,
j. d. Wallace, Third and Harrison SITS.
William Brown. Reed and Jackson SITS.
Robert Tong. 2O0l Market street.
Jchn Gibbons. stalls 40 ard AZ, Second
street market.
N,rr.s w Smith stalls AZ and 40, Sec
ord street market.
MILK AND CREAM.
r. L. Ochearee. 4O4 shipley street.
NOTIONS AND SMALL WARES.
Crosby G HE Cos. COZ and COS Mar
ket street
f. b. Riley. 22S X ng street.
s Chadwick, 2lOO Market street.
c. A. Kenny, 7O2 Poplar street.
NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.
Miss Maggie German, 10 South Jack
son streoh
Mrs c. G. Collins. S. w. Corner Tenth
and Spruce streets.
OPTICIAN.
MIiralt #. Davis. Q EAST sec1nh.
SEWING MACHINES.
L. NJ Rockefeller. 100 West Seventh ST.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
WiImington s Northern z.

rIMr-TA Bile IN effect Nov. q. 1898.
Trains leave Wilmington (French Streee
,tatiofJ, for ,. q O. Junction, Ora.
uogue. Cossart, Chadds r'ord Junction,
t.vcopson, Coatesville and intermediate
stations daily. except Sunday, at 7.20 g.
a. zI5. 100 and $40 p. m. Sunday only,
los a m; 2i5 and 400 D. m.
IoI Waynesburg Junction, Springfield
Ia intermediate stations, daily, except
sunday, al 7.2O a. M; 2.15 and 400 D. m.
sundays only, at SOS a. m; 2.lL and los
D. m.
oI Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and IN
iernediate stations, daily, except Sun
fss al 7.2o a. m: and 2.15 D. m. Sunday
only, SOS a. m and 2l5 p. m.
Z, q McAuSLAND. superintendent
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Pass. AT.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
AN OLD roMOArs FuNRRAn..

ElI1tOn. MA, March PA cat 13
years old belonging to William Boul-
ds1A co.cred. died in Ekton and he
gave 1T a finst-claes fum5lal He pre-
pared a coffin Of regulation pataeul and
the cat. onwe,opcd I. a l-aok cashmere
shroudL Ian In state fer two days The
cofiin was covered with Lack oloah,
lined with regular coffin tr.mming1.
arl he'd four hsri5rg. Cn the casluet
wsi,a several large bouqusgs-h-ral
trabutes. THE bearers wa.e four yIomng
Waite b3ys Who tcck eraal. delehl
IN bury.ng the old tomcat
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
IlonGE INslTAnIIA.TrON

District Deputy Glani Whistler G. C.
Mailer, of hhe !. o. o. f., and staff,
VIII iLbals cftueIis I'm sll the lodges
embracing district No. 1, on the follow
Ing dates: Aru'l /. Mechanics. No. 4;
Arr.p 3, iD5-aware, Nj 1 April 5
Hope. No. 2l: April g. Eden. No "a,
ArlrT Z. Columbia. NO. 26. and Fairfax
No. s; April 10, Hermann, No. %; iApri
12. Nacml. No. IS, ID. df r.; April 10
Asylum. No %. and Jefferson NJ. .
Ap.il n, Prandywine. No. IS.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
oN To WASHINGTON UNDER PER
SdpTAL ESCORT

qhe fourth of the present series Ol
pennsvlvania Railroad three-day per
sonaIy-oonducted tours to Washing
ton D. G.. win leave Tuesday MarSn
sS The rate, si4.5O from New YORK
s1i 20 from Philadelphia. and pToPoI-
Sicnate rates from other points, inciude
~ necessary expenses during the en-
sSre trlp-transporrtation, hotel accom-
moattfons. and Capitol guide fees. Al
ewneriemced chaperon VIE also accom-
spany the party. , -
For inGneraries, tickets and fun IN
,or. ,atIon AMPLY TO ticket agents; Tour
ist A. ,ent, 1896 Broadway New forsi
7s9 Broid street, Newark n. D., OF az
dress Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant Genera
Passe nger Agent, Broad Street STATION
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
AClADENY DE MUSIC

A a.ae audience assembled in the
Academy OF Music last might to witness
the initial performance of a three
days engagements by Pauline Han and
RlyM Mccre. assisted by a number
Of speciality artists. The star attrac-
@ons, CT course, were the singing of
Miss HaM and Mr. Moore. and none
who heard them regretted the fact.
Miss Hail showed that she has lost
none Of her former attracdveness, ami
rendered several operate selections in
a fine manner. Mr.. Moore sang a num-
ber Of selections, some of which were
his own compositions. and received
repeated encores from the audience.
The rest of the program was clever.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21

ahasr ins.hlmenral seiect'0ns were
much enjoyed. The bin concluJss with
tllie laughable sketch, entlt.ed "rhe
Lunhties Bail. by Thomas ]. Ryan
AMID Miss Mae RichlfeldL To-mOgrew
amid Thursday nights There win be a
grand amateur caloewalk for prize Of
$50 I'M gold.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
VETERANS sToRY.-Georg

A VETERANS STORY.-George
Lewis, Of Shamokin, Pa. writes; 81
am so years Of age. I have been
troubled with CatarTh for fifty years,
and in my time have used a great
many catarrh cures, but never had any
relief until ! used Dr. Agnew's Ca
tar.hal Powder. Cne box cured me
oonprete'y- y-"-62 Sold by Mixer Drug
Co. 400 Market. and n. B. Danforth
Market and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21

s1,NlrAY SCHOOL sCPEiRINTENlD-
IJNT5.
The regular mcnthLy melting OF une
sunday School lSuperinrendsnEsr Asso-
c.aticn Will be held tlhas evening Ln
FIRST Unitarian CthurIcht Cnnnles N
Bowers will read a paper en- ,Lrop
Outs. or How to Retail n Ans Ojael
Scholars" .--.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21

DO right this year; buy for your
home a Ludwig Piano. Nothing better.
Store SIS Shipiey street.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qunlne Tablets
i'ruggists refund monev ~ n falls 2sc.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
rL For furniture and
NTOF0UR household goods at
AIS Shipley street.

Apply to lanes Monaghan, Shoe
Store, Cor Fourth and Madison
streets.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21

ca have d CrenT Sampson ali
caha heob ftlmerh to % send Storm ve
hasb oped dp is ul b cas- share o
h purpose an wh y ave pre- H oil t h your
vpremum IN y passed from ian IF he York formerly
snow theonyT dng gSmpC Cry lnd v lmpny
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
ADJUSTMENTS
MISS RoBER A sUCCEss.

MISS hObtSll A oO1CEo,..
Standing room was at a premium at
the Opera House last night, when Miss
Katherine Rober opened a weeks en-
gagement there. The play was Annie
PiNley's great success, "The DeacOn's
Daughter" and It was presented in an
exoerent manner. Miss RCter lis a
PRETTY woman and a clever actress, and
fuiiy sustained the numerous Claims
made for her. The audience seemed
delighted with her. Pleasing special
ties were introduced by Miss NewbOld
and James Kennedy. This afternoon
THE Lady of Lyons" is being present
ed and to-nlg'ht's bin villa be "She
Couldn't Marry Three TO-mOrrOw's s
matinee attraction viii be Camille.
JOHN DREW, IN THE LIARS"
John Drew. under the astlfte man
agement of Charles F,rOhman, WI play
an enga cement at the Grand Opera
House on March 27. He comes with a
new play and a sDlendidly strong COM
pany. in which are some familiar faces
and at the head Of which is still Miss
Isabel Irving. his leading wcman OF
last season. The play is by Henry Ar
thur Jones, and is a comedy OF man
ners emitted THE Liars" Mr.. Drew
/ in this play, recently concluded a four
months run at the Empire Theatre
/ New York. and It was the most sue
cessful financially of this great metro
po,ftan favomte's starring career. II
| beat the record in that connection OF
the fragrant 'Rl0seInry, 'and its finan-
/ cial possibilities were rct hall eX-
hausted when the Now York IN came
to an end. peetdes ls H.. he mos'
profitable Of the Drew plays n the last
! seven years. Il has also proved to be
| the best Nked. Charles Frohma1
showed exce..ent Judgment in selecting
IL for his star. as it net only dea.s
with the p-.dshed SIDE Oh life and tells
a charming love story, but 1t seems e
have been written especially with 2
view to pleasing the women. The fail
sex seems to agree with great unanim-
ity that Mr.. Drew's Sir christopher
] Deering is the most charming oharac'
ter in which he has ever exhibited ms
poNshed and agreeable art. The gowns
in the pay are asc.nating features iol
feminine play -goeGs. 1hey are tn'
very latest Paris and London models
and are striking examples OF on'
sweetest" frools that fashionaDa'
women are wearing this season. Inv
story Of "Ihe Liars" Involves twelve
Important characters. The play u
written in a light and sparkling style
ard is tod in four acts, the first being
The interior Of a large tent on bani
of the Thames, The second the sttlnl
room CT the "Star and Garter Hote'
the thlrd Lady Rosamund's drawini
room, and the fourth, the drawing
room of Sir Christopher's fat.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
Philadelphia and Chester Steamers
City Of Chester
"N VI -, g<gtS.
brandywine. lzsssS

Leave Fourth street wharf daily (sun-
days lncluded) al 7.30 a. m, LOO p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia, from Pier s. North
above Arch street, al l0.15 a m, 400 D. m.
Fare to Philadelphia Is cents; excur-
sion. 20 cents.
Freight received 81 day ST Philadei-
80 snd Wilmington. and carried at the
lowest rates.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21

STOVES AND RANGES.
Reese q Bro, 4l2 King street
TRIMMINGS.
Mrs Collins. s.. r. Corner Tenth and
Spruce streets.
c. NJ Amles, 200 Madison street.
Kate Higgins. Reed and Jackson sta.
TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS.
Frank S. Dure. An Market street. and
i0S shlpey street.
VARIETY STORE.
Eader & BTo 22l King street.
WALL PAPER & WINDOW SHADES.
Preston w Yeager iOS King street.
Evening journal., 1899-03-21
We Have Moved to 6O4 rlarket St.

Icond tie ad % arc all make
To All Who Call This Week We Present Free One Full Page Of Stamps
Evening journal., 1899-03-21

asouven n
all presenting their books
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-09
CardnervilIe Notes

Sheriff Stalker of Alpine county. sold
the EXchequer mill property at public
auction Saturday. The property was
sold to satisfy a judgment OF 1920 held
cy Judge \. ID. Arnot, against Levi
Chalmers of London, and realized the
sum of 1926.
f.Jaynes will move the Hauguer house
from ~GlenbroOk as soon as the roads will
permit. 1t will he placed on Mission
street. near the Record office.
Dan Cameron, employed on one of the
hickey ranches in Antelope valley. was
Kicked in the abdomen by a steer and so
severely injured as to incapacitate him
Tor some time to come. DR.. Francis in
attendance.
MISS Josie kennev. the Mottsvilla
school teacher, has been called 10 San
Francisco to her sister who is not ex-
to live, and is TO UNDERGO AN
operation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-09
Is it Economy?

Inc last meeting Of the County Com
mi>Si"ners decided to 30 away with the
electric light i'll front Of the ~herif~s
office.
ketrenchment is the object that the
commissioners are elected for and what
l'ey are evidently trying to carry out.
lhere is a question in this economy X
II not killing the source of the poldan
egg? By cutting off this expense it takes
revenue from an industry that is taxable
70 the county and a few more peopIe fol-
loving such economy will result in the
'I"Sihg down Of the electric light plant
ana thus do away with this sourre of
revenue. All such industries pay A high
taxation and salaries and by ec]ononizino
Win dong away with their source of
trade 1t Will eventually shut the works
u""h' and once put ont the chances arc
very slim for the reOpening of the same
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-09

NEVACA I~EG'&LRTURE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-09
Nineteenth s. ssion-Twentjeth

Day.
Met at II a. m.
h"il c"Il-al present.
Prayer hy the Chaplain.
journal read and approved.
No bills introduced.
No third reading or passage.
Committee on 5. b. Nc. 2-referred back
10 Assembly for correction in history.
Livingston gave notice OF an introduc-
non of q bill to increase the Board of
Equalization III each county.
Recess till = p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A.. b. n-Henley-An Act to provide
for State revenue-postponed till Thurs
day.
;. b. E-Hjul-regulatiug sale of farm
productS-postp0ned till Thursday.
). y. l5-Flanigan-An act to provide
for the purchase of ground and wafer
rights adjoining State University and to
be paid for by levyiug tax on Washoe
county, p cents ON SlO0. Mr.. Flanagan
spoke at length on his measure-biU
aNseG U~llanlmouSl>.
:. 3. +-Denton-An Act to allow the
"uhtN commissioners to apportion the
county funds, applies to Lincoln county
'nly-pa>seI.
TN motion, Comins, Livingston and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-09
District Court

In the District Court yesterday morn
ing Telegram WAS read from Judge Tai
'"l announcing thar he had concluded 10
allow the intervention in the Honer 4:
Vorce matter of the Bullion and E.
change bank for 500, and the Judge Will
oe here Monday next to try the case.
Inc trials of Chas. Burnham for hr,.-
gary II larceny were set for the 18Th
ma " venire Of thirty five jurymen Will
u" drawn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-09
Will Make a Test

Mr.. Mc'la>han, a pioneer resident If
ir'''6ee CAL, has received permission
from the Southern Pacific company t.
test the efficiency of covering the sides Of
'!e Nheos on the snow belt acroS> the
N~ierraN with wire netting instead of the
heaFy pIanking ht retofore in use. ~houId
the test result satisfactorily netting will
De used instead Of ~planking. thus obviat-
danger of fire ana anorIiu- Tourist,
an un"h>tructed view Of the courry.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-09
a Correction.

only a portion of Nevada has been
transferred from the Episcopal .jurisdic-
ton OF Bishop Leonard of Salt Lake CITY.
Elko, Eureka, Lander, White Pine Nve
and Lincoln counties still remain under
That jurisdiction. The remainder of the
State is under the jurisdiction of Bishop
of Sacramento.