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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-18
Notice For Proposals.

Carson City. Nevada. Mar, .. 1899 :
Sealed proposals will be e'aived by
the State Board of Capitol Commission
ers at Carson City Nevada mp to, but
not including the 10Th day Of April
1899 for furnishing 2,00c feet Of 4 inch,
and 1000 feet of 3 inch water pipe,
wrought Iron of good quality and
make, Couplings to be included neces-
sary for connecting the anne Bidders
must name gauge OF pipe proposed to
be furnished, said pipe to be delivered
at the depot in Carson City, Nevada.
Address all proposals to the Clerk of
State Board of Capitol Commissioners
Carson City, Nevada, marked sealed
proposals. The Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
BY order of the Board.
W. K. DAVIS, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-18
Snow sta=~ers the Au.ornobne.


The automobile failed to come up to
the standard OF the hirpo-equus in the
blizzard. One with siX-iuch tires and
a cab body, containing two gentlemen
and stcered by a motOrman Of mature
years, cause6 a blockade in Fourteenth
street that lasted tbs greater part of
the day. The thing would eat into the
snow up to the hubs and stop. Then
it would back. stand on its hind wheels
and whizz in the air. 1t seemed to have
life and the voluntary power of resist
ance. Long lines Of vehicles reached
out on the last and west, and their
drivers 'guyed' the poor motormaD
nearly to death.
In Admiral Dewey's cabin hangs
nicturc Of the battle of Manila done by
a Chinese artist Of Hong-kong and pre-
scented to the admiral by the junior OF
icers of the Olympia, who have -heln
selves each ordered a copy Of the wori
"A contract calculated to keep tn
artist at work for ON time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-18

JipTCIAL ~DEPARTNFNT
-,,ro,aa EGurt

y. =. Bouniheld. CHIEF Justice
". \. Massey, Associ@t"Ju.Gco
G. II. Eelkpay, Associate Justice
W. y. Jones, Attorney General
Eugene Howell, Nertl Sap. Court
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-18
CAKE WALKERS.
a Place in Ciicae" Whore Good Ones
tre Turned out Every
Day.

It may not be generally known that
Chicago has a factory for the pro-
duc;ion OF cake walkers. zays the Chi
cago Chronicle. No machinery is used.
The output being the result IatAsr Of
circumstances, In one OF the State
street restaurants. which is nearly half
a block ceer ard which boasts the
Longest '"rch counters in the civ.
about 50 coiared men are euDiottd
as walters. and they all wear white uri-
forms we'll stained by the driprI>->
from piea and the Slop-O,er from
liquids. About $50 o'clock each ,..trr-
noon the men take their !uuch. They
ell form in line in the rear OF cuv res
taurant and march in single nc down
to the front of the room around the
princ..a. counter, ccuDtermurch down
tie os..r size and sit ct Il ounty pro-
yiGeG for them. The feature Of Ike
march i, the c4be walk swing. which
most Of tt> n,aa proc1io>, aud it is no
u~uuSHaI t,*~ far .t.r-. %lem they
pass to t.#.tt:E ..I .a.:1ga> as;
Get do e."a ...| uu>e y.ght,'
Say. mas. you'd never win no cake
with THAI walk on you"
IF | was a gal and you walked with
me like that | sure would pun d razor
on you etc.
Some Of The men are said to be the
most expert cake walkers in the city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-18
Notice to Creditors

In the First judicial District Court of
the State of Nevada, in and fut Dr'H~hy
county.
In the matter Of the estate OF Junn &:
Carter, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Mary Car
ter has been appointed by the above en-
titled Court as "Xerutrix Of the estate of
J. g. Carter, d'os %, and that All ii APP
poimtmert was made on the l4;h day of
March, 1899. Notice is further given to
tie creditors Of. and Al! PERSONS having
claims against the estate Of said decreased
7, exhibit them, TO the Clerk If the above
entitled Court, with the necessary vouch-
crs, Within sixty days after the first pub
l@ictti"u OF this notice.
mi5-4w MARY CARTER.
tXt,u4TiN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-18

2r,. L,c Bis


En;tcrj~ .-.~# '-- an .!at scaled pro-
po~a3~ for I..:- .... 'nH rc,''j>rI Icy The
BoariufC uajE.. .mi>~jourlso of Nrn>-
10y county Safe Of \evad5, iuttl up To-
10 o'clo.a a. III. g.. H"udaN, the first day
of Vi ~, l>3, al ,.e' tn" "i the tVuniY
CLERK Of Drnsoy r'.;.-y, State Of Nevada
Tor ,hc purchase OF Uf}1~hY County Agri-
ruiiulaI A~~u,.Hi..:a figIE. IN the sum Of
<-l0tI. "ra!v is:; thereof. not less than
the sum of ;i,orn2. said bonds to je Of the
-, .,,,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-18
BOARD OF PARDON

r einhold Salder, Governor; NJ. S. fonni-
acid, Chief Justice of Supreme Court;
W. A. Massey, Associate Justice Of Su-
preme Court: G. II. Bolknap. Associate
Justice o { Supreme Court; W. y, Jones,
Attorney General.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-18
STATE

l.. Q. Henderson,. Warden State Prison
jos. /. S'rt}$. IlHitDttsttV Nt
Or. Patterson, Supt. Hosp Mental Discs
4. Al. Beehs, Supt., of Orphans Home
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-18
Notice to Creditors

GEO. w. CowING, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-18
=. KIRMA%, AMI
Jos. X ELLY.
H
Notice 10 log Owners.

Licenses ior ] - are now ready at
the ShcriG's ofica. Parties owning
dogs will call at the Office and procure
tags. the law viii be enforced and all
dogs found without tags will be killed.
WIN. KIN NEY,
Sheriff.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-18
Notice 70 Creditors

II Tive District Court 81 the '2iret Ju-
.i'.l ni>.ric; Of lie Ss3to Ct Nevada. in
ana f"r he county or Orn~ =.
I" The matter OF tic estate Of Isaac o.
ro>ich, deceased.
Notice i hereby given that the un5er-
zjEn>3, K. k}rInIn and jos. Kelly. have
b,vu duly~ appointed nj qualified ty the
District Court of tso Hir>t Judicial ~
trict, State Of Nevada, in and for The
county OF Ormsbv, on the i2th da- %!
april. \. y. 1899, as c~xrcrtorS ~ $50"
.,>tate Of Isaac OlcoNirh, deceased. ,l....
aid coarty. All creditors having claims
Gsinst said estate are Required to file the
am with proper vouchers attained,
With the Clerk of tho Court within three
months after the first publication If this
notice.
=. KIRMAM, AMI
los. KELLY.
Executors Of tho estate Of Isaac Oico-
vich. deceased.
Dated this 18th DAY nf ADrj,. 1890.
Torreyson & SuniHrrio .. Attorneys
! for said estate. ..r.i T.:
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-08-10

lance that words may 60 with us.
But, and if the words sink into
the heart, deep into the heart,
deep into tire Soul. If you have
Fteally and truly determined by
grace, and the aid of Gods all
powerful promises, to Turnover
this. new life to begin anew, then
the world is full of eetness, and
we will begin tostaste Of the first
fruits Of the beyond, Hthat home
of the soul1s,eternal 1ife;;'' and this
is the Church Of God. That Christ
Jesus came into. the world, not to
call the righteous, but sinners to
repentance. +
F. r 49,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-08-10

is to be found on earth, or any Joy
in life, it cannot be by closing up
the gates Of feeling, which admits
us to the loftiest and most vivid
realization of a future existence,
in that heavenszwhich We must
quickly choose or lose our hope
Of entering into, that heaven which
is the abode Of. our Creator.
Therefore these words come di-
rectly home to the soul, and we
will saw y
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-08-10
A WIFE's PLEA. Z

To The EDITOR OF The Sun
Sir: Why divorce? Forgive!
There can be no divorce for those
who have ever loved. Separation ?
Yes. But absolute parting, never.
Love is not love --~r~, .a,..fa-: = ri Is
Which alters when it alteration finds; #.
Love is an ever fixed mark,
The hope of every wandering bark. -
Those who love will follow on
through shame and gloom down
to the portals of the tomb. Such
is the mother love next to the
love Of God, and such should be
the love which binds the hearts
of husband and wife, who, for
saking all others, tread the path
way Of life-be it rough, be it
smooth together to the end.
Whittier thou goest I will go,
and where thou -lodgest I will
lodge; thy people shall be- my
people,. and thy God my God.''
Sacred tie! Marriage sanctiGed.
No decree. can separate the
hearts e love, bound in welded
ties, for, like sweet memories, love
ends only with their lives Free
dom from the bond, I cannot but
think, is sought only by those
who never felt the depth Of love:
In joy or sorrow, sickness or health, in pov-
erty or wealth, till death do us part. s.-.
Then keep your pardon,
pity and forgive. Do not turn
from your side the man who won
you for his bride, so that little
children cause you pain as their
lisping voices speak his name.
You would not desert your child,
ana as l love the child SO does the
father seem to me-a hayward
child, who needs a true wife's
heart and hand to lead him back
to heaven and to home, and pray
that at that bar beyond he may
find peace and forgiveness, :.a.l
When first saw your face, my own dear love,
/ dreamed not of disgrace, my own dear love,
But had one more life to live, t r. -. / L
1 would as surely an as truly be ~,r- g..
Your own dear love.
->~~ -. A WIFE.
Tarrytown, July 81. -
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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-08-10
Advertise in The PRISON MIRROR.

Mabel-"Say Lena, did you ever
know a doctor to take his own
medicine" o3at 13s1 81 ,.
Lena-'No, I don't think -
Mabel-t'Well I know a doctor
who takes his own medicine" aa
Lena well I never. Say who
is it?"+o stu sd5 53aDao d3ihR ,Goo.laC
DMabel=2ssWhy the Doctor he
always pre- sefntsy eah55 ana AZ
takes it l round at RsatAG}f93ln leyss .qods
54Lena7rGQ you stupid things
You means imfizz,R litnO 40 smi1
81 .sTULie1 dig 100 a. bad noitGsyni
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such as sample copies. If, after
reading, you conclude that THE
MIRROR is worthy of patronage
send your name TO this office for a
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willin' to give up the chance o.
learnin' somethin' if Bend only
happen along the way with his.
gun. But Sniverly he KEEP on
elimbin', and when he got within
reach O the critter with his COON
stabber@he gave it a jab, and
|socked the, knife clean to the hilt
in the wildcats side: Accordin' to .
all idees Of the place where Sniv-
erly used to hunt the coon and
chase>the hog-nose snake and the
perairie RATHER, that wildcat ought
to sprung out O the tree the mi
mute it got the jab, and let the
dogs jump on it. But this .bein'
only a Knob country wildcat, that
was way behind the times in it's
idees. It turned quicker'n a flash
dig Observation-Disclosures
lords the ground L over what 4.
natur,ly~wonld a.~been the trunk
O the tree if zSniverly's body
hadn't been -occupyin' most o.. that
part . the treee,= SO the critfer
had to do the best It -knowed how
and jest clum right down over
Sniverly, Maumee coon-stabber
and all, rippin' things so every
which way and promiscuouslike
that if L hadn't been keepin my
eye on him I'd a. took Sniverly
for a telegraph pole that had been
in the way when lighnin' struck,
he looked SO sort, O. ragged and
splintery. But he hadn't let 90
Of his coon-stabber, and he
clutched it high in air as he glared
back over his shoulder at the Wild
cat that had turned to and busted
all precedent in setch cases made
and provided in the coon-huntin'
and hog-nose snake and perairie
RATHER chasin' deestricts where
Sniverly had sucked in knowledge,
by startin' to=leave tree the way
it did, and then, not leavin' it at all
but jest stoppln' on limb not far
below 'Sniverly, where it was
glarin' up at him, not a durn bit
ashamed Of its-ignorance.
"'By the crawfsh-snoopin' mud
puppy Of old Musking um's agur-1
bottomsP says sniverly, this Z: iss
disgustin'! What kind 10 bull
headed dogs be them that'll tree
setch critters as this here? And
what kind Of bull7headed critter
is this here that won't tumble out
O the tree when it gifts the
Maumee coon stabber socked into
it?' he says. Dog on your ugly
pictur'?' he says to the wildcat,
griffin his teeth. If you're bound
to climb down out of tree in that
inconsiderate way I'll give you an
other lift!' he says, and he turned.
his Maumee coon-stabber on the
wildcat ag'in and give it another
jab. r
-. Ito be continued in hext issue.] 2"21~I
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-08-10

Z NOTICE:LAs letter signed
Ed, addressed to Mr.. 0.Bir-
dick, Vandale, Mimi. and two
letters addressed to Miss Rose
Outlet, Minneapolis, Mimi, are
held by the Usher until the writ
ers names are known. >-rr ~
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-08-10
THE MIRROR is weekly paper publshe;;

THE MIRROR is weekly paper published
in the Minnesota State Prison. It was founded
In 1887 by the prisoners and is edited and man.
aged by them. Its objects are to be a home
newspaper to encourage moral and intellectual
Improvement among the prisoners; to acquaint
the public with the true STATUS of the prisoner;
TO disseminate psychological information and to aid
in dispellng that prejudice which has ever been
the bar sinister to a fallen mans selfredemptiOn.
The paper is entirely dependent on the public for
its financial support. If at any time there should
accrue surplus of funds, the money would be
expended in the interests of the prison library.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-08-10

2 = :
Choose must, and soon must choose g.,
Holiness or heaven lose.
If what heaven loves hate, ~'-~~- '--
t+J Shutefrom me is heavens gate
Endless sin means endless woe, H.
- Into endless sin go, G~tT' ~ z.-l-@@-
. If my soul from reason rent s4ts.~ {
m Taken from sin its final bent, -. -.
:. AS the stream its channel grooves S., s~
And within that channel moves,
So does habits deepest tide
Groove its bed and there abide, 49,
Light obeyed increaseth light, "
- Light resisted bringeth night = T-aa-
Who shall give me will to choose, 9.7>
49,. If the love of light loose. -.. :a..-,.,-
Speed my soul this instant yields, ! -,
rn. Let the light its scepter. WELD. -~ 49,
While thy God prolongs grace, 49,.
Haste thee to His holy face.' r~
-.i~-''z The Parliament of Religions.
Choose we must, and soon
must choose Holiness or heaven
lose.' And truer words never
have been written, but how long
do we carry such sentiments in
our thoughts. If our mind was
always centered on it, then we
would not be long in attaining to
that state, in which we could sing
with cheerful heart, Nearer my
God to thee.'' But the ways Of
the world, in this wide wide world
are such that we think we cannot
attain to this state of perfection,
and for the purpose Of helping
each other we will briefly 60 over
the old and the new forms Of
thought. We wish you to read
this article slowly SO you may
grasp the fullness of the sentiment.
First we will ask, why do we live?
and we say, that we live because
it is pleasant even to have the
sensation of pain. We must have
sensation or we could not enjoy
life, and without life the human
family would taste of the deep
waters Of oblivion and become
extinct. Our emotions, our i'm
aginations and sensibilities, all go
to make up the delicate network
of the life Of man, and we must
look forward to that life as con-
tinuing life, not only in the flesh,
but also in the future, beyond the
limit of the time allowed for flesh
to live, or, we become
Respondent, at the thought that
our life is not real. We must
admit that our life is a fallacy,
if we say that there is no life
beyond the grave. When our
divine Lord was in this world in
the form Of man, he said: CAL
though we should do all in our
power and act up to the COM
mandments Of God, to the. full
lest extent, that even then, we
we're but Improbable servants:
Thereby showing that the invest:
ment required to save Us for future
use was of5so priceless value that
do all we could even then. If peace
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-08-10
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Watts Just listen to that truck
man. You can't swear that way to
save your life.
Potts-No, but when [ do cuss
I'll bet it does me more good than
he is getting out Of his remarks
Indianapolis journal.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-08-10
If what heaven loves ! hate -;
Shut from me is heavens gate.

ucIc1Ct0. IT o00ulo " 10 ;tAot
if we try to make ourselves be-
lieve that there is no future, and
whilst living in this far off plane
from God, should we die, that
then our FIXTURE would be entry
into the Kingdom Of Shades,
spoken Of ~in~last. weeks issues
place devoid of love, and in which
God abideth not. Such dreadful
future seems to us appalling. ~,
Now Just to demonstrate, we
will say, that to day we will give
you twenty dollars, and additional
promise to do the same thing in
ten years; we will love the giver
for the sake of his gift, and we
will continue to love the giver
for the sake of his promise, and
this will apply because today we
have life, and in Gods promise
we will have life in the next world.
Therefore itseems to us that we
ought to love the ,giver of life,.
because we have it now; and If He
is able to give us life now, He is
also able to give us life in a thous-
and years hence, eternal life,
Therefore ought we to love him
for what we have and also for
what we may receive and will
received if we love him as we
ought. u =7s @--'' IL ' S ='1'' ~ "a
In the second verse we read. 80
Endless sin means endless woe,
Into endless sin [ CO. ~.
This then clearly shows that a
continual denial of God and His
love, as a continuation of sin
which will lead us in a path Of
continual misery. The kingdom Of
shades is place Of continual mis-
cry because we are continually
absent from God, and God is love,
and without love there is not any
thing worth: -.-.... 49,. .....
Light obeyed increaseth light
Therefore if we confess that we
have received light, which is life,
that then we must also admit that
that light which is life, comes to
us from higher power, and that
power is our God, because that
power is our Creator and therefore
we must admit His sublime au-
thority.
while thy God prolongs grace.
Haste thee to His holy face
The foregoing will show US just
one broad proposition. ~E
In the matter Of spiritual saliva
ton we must go to the Almighty
one. We must go to the Divine
Lord. We must go to the Blessed
Redeemer. And we must say unto
Him: Lord, be merciful unto me
sinner, and if we do this in
spirit and in truth, then we will
live up to the mark of perfection
required Of US and if we live up to
the mark of perfection then there
is a newness of life The old
things will have passed away, and
all things will become new. Our
Immediate surroundings will
change, and a betterment in our
personal and social condition will
take place. There is only one
way to enter into this new state
and that one and only way is by
the broad and open door of doing
better in the future than we have
done in the past, and mark we'll,
and forget not that by your daily
works We shall be known. ai 10 i
We must each travel alone and
without aids, as the traveller has to
climb alone when he nears the
summit of the mountain. cNo.beast
Of burden can help him there;
neither. can the gross and vulgar
senses or anything that touches
the gross nd at;-7yutgsr senses help
him here. Its but for a little dis |
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1899-08-10
BASEBALL.

Standing Of the clubs in Western and
National Leagues August 8. -tEI
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Total population, sos. 7
Males, 1876; Females, 9. aH
Discharged during the past
week, e .-.-.:-s -.
Received, 0. ,,..-s,
Grade standing as follows: first
361; second, 120; third, "a:
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MOVEMENTS oF5oUR POPULATION
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To The EDITOR OF The Sun
Sir: Why divorce? Forgive!
There can be no divorce for those
who have ever loved. Separation ?
Yes. But absolute parting, never.
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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-11-15
SUPREME COURT OPINIONS.
Missouri Justfces Hand Down Decis-
ions in Two Important st.
Louis Cases.

JEFFERSON CITY, MO-, Nov. 14-(Spe-
ciaf) In division No. l. OF the supreme
court to-day, Judge Marshall filed an opin-
ion reversing and remanding the case of
Martin Heller. against the Pulitzer Pub
fishing Company. for the reason that the
trial judge directed the jury to find a YER
dict for the plaintiff. 1t was a libel suit
and under the direction OF the trial judge,
the judgment was for plaintiff The Opin-
is different from that governing the trial of
other civil cases in that it does not al
low the Judges to direct the jury to return
a verdict for the plaintiff. Judge Brace filed
an opinion in division No. of the supreme
court to-day, reversing the case of John
N Chapman against the st. Louis police
board and entering Judgment here for the
plaintiff for $1,6SS.S9 and ordering the po-
lice board to draw u warrant for that
amount. The case was appealed by the
police board from the st. Louis circuit
court. which gave the plaintiff writ OF
mandamus to compel the defendants TO
reinstate him as patrolman and for salary
opinion holds that he was entitled to the
writ, but the time for which he was ap-
pointed having expired and a new police
board having been appointed. judgment
was rendered here for full pay up to the
end of the term.
Chapman was turnkey for several
years on the police force and on July l.
1898. he was reduced to patrolman, and on
October %. 1895. was relieved from Office by
the board without cause and the suit was
the result. The opinion divides police de-
partment into policeman and police Off
and the latter for an indefinite period and
declares that a patrolman is a policeman
and Is entitled to full pay for the remand
er of the. term of four years.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-11-15
new CHURCH RULING.
When Row Divides n Church the
Property Goes to Faction Bid
ding the Highest.

TOPEKA. Nov. 14.-(Special) The SUI
a church congregation becomes split up
be put up at auction and sold to the fac
ton which makes the highest bid. This
overturns the old rule of selling the prop
erty and dividing the proceeds of the sale
between the factions.
The new law was Laid down by the SUI
preme court in the case of Immanuel's Ger
neinde against Fred Keil. In 1885 the Rus
slams of Russell county organized the I'm
manuels Gerneinde church. Lutheran or
tenets of faith and doctrines as taught by
the Iowa synod. Keil donated some land
to the church and helped build an edifice.
In 1894 row broke out in the church. The
faction against keil got the Bender con-
gregation to join the church and thus Sc
cured control of the church organization.
The KeiI faction was ousted from control
and the tenets and doctrines of the Mis-
souri, synod were adopted. There is vast
difference between the doctrines of the
Missouri and Iowa synods. Keil who had
donated the property on which the church
was built filed suit to enjOin the other
faction from conducting services under the
Missouri doctrine in the church. He also
asked that the property be sold The dis
the property sold and the proceeds divided.
An appeal was taken to the supreme court
and that tribunal has madified the
decision SO as to enable the faction which
makes the highest bid for the property to
secure ownership.
church and one of the attorneys in the
case says that when the property is sold it
is liable to bring much as four sections
of land will sell for in Russell county.