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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-12-01
AUSTRIA HUNGARY.
Because of Bitter Race Quarre1s Ger
many May Absorb the Two.

Many MAY ADsOrD the wO.
Bitter race quarrels raging in Aus
tria-Hungary have led European pol
ltidians to predict the ultimate absorp-
ton Of the two parts by Germany and
Russia. There are many people who
believe that the Kaiser and the Gar
have an understanding on the subject.
At present the Germans and Slavs hate
each other so cordially that they are
held together only by their common
affection for Emperor Franz Josef. He
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-12-01
the different colonies of Britain
throughout the world is shown by the
several hands on the dials.
CHAMPION WOMAN GOLFER.

A New York Girl Player Wins the
Much-Coveted Trophy.
A New York girl, Miss Ruth Under
hill, Of the Nassau o.. I.) Golf Club, is
queen Of the women golfers Of the
United States. On the links Of the Phil
adelphia Country Club she defeated
Mrs. Caleb L. Fox, of the Huntington
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-12-01
LARGEST OF ALL OCEAN PIERS.

"u IL by a Railroad and Extends a
Mile Into the sca.
Inc cut shows the largest ocean pier
III the country. 1t was built by the
southern Pacific Railroad at Port Los
angeles, Cal, in 1893. 1t is a regular
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-12-01

port for passenger and freight coast
steamers, and is also United States
port or entry. 1t is twenty miles dis
J.ant from Los Angeles and two miles
Vom Santa Monica, Cal. The chief
commercial use Of the wharf is in the
Uansshipment Of cargoes Of coal and
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-12-01

Valley Club, by score of 2 up, with 1
to play, thus becoming the national
champion. That she should win against
Mrs. Fox was a surprise to those who
had watched the playing of both of
them during the tournament. Miss
Underhill is a member of the Nassau
Golf Club of Blencover, L. 1.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-12-01
GROWTH OF ENGLISH.

May Soon Be the Language Universal
Iy Recognized Among Nations.
The International Academy of Sci
ences adjourned without solving the
language problem, and recognized Eng
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-12-01

When a woman Is entertaining an
out Of town guest, she looks very CRATE
full when some one asks her company"
how long she is going to stay.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-12-01

A woman thinks she is mighty "inde-
pendent" If she wears rainy day
skirt in dry weather.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-12-01
f0NE ON THE OCEAN.
,opRoRS OF THE WIDE, BLANK
LONELINESS.

..;ro the Atlantic without Soul
Sneak To-Overcome by a Feeling
,.we-Relief Only to Be Found in
Hard Work.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-12-01

Some people insist on a feast or a
famine. Why not adopt a middle
c9urse2
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-12-01
THE BRITISH EMPIRE CLOCK.

When 1t Is IL O'Clock at Greenwich II
Is 7O5 O'Clock at Montreal.
When it is ~ o'clock at Greenwich.
the relative time both day and night in
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25
Died

In this city, December p, 1899,
Henry II. Rice, a native of Canada,
aged Is years and + months.
Although Harry Rice has been re
garded as a very sick man it was a SAD
blow to mis- wife and many friend
when his death came. Harry Rice
has resided in this city for uvcr twenty
years and during that period made
mapy friends. He has been employed
for many years by the V. < I. r. r.
in a number of capacities and while
employed as engineer earned the repu-
tatiOn of lightning Harry" as he
was fearless and no engine ever turned
a wheel too fast for him. He was gen
erOus to a fault and the only enemy he
b ad was himself.
He leaves to mourn his loss a wife,
three daughters, a son and a mother
in the Fast.
The funeral will take place from his
late residence Saturday, December %,
at . p. N.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25

The creamery project is being DIS
clssed by the farmers in the vicinity
of Carson and all are very much inter
ested. The committee having the
work of issuing Il prospectus in charge
will about the first Of the yeIr have it
in shape to issue so that each rancher
will have q printed outline Of she whole
plan, and after they have thoroughly
familiarized themselves with the de-
tails they will be in condition to meet
in Carson and discuss the matter intel
ligently.
There has been a runner that the
plan was to only pay 30 cents a hun,
dred pounds for milk. This is untrue.
The price paid will be- more than
double that. It will Of course vary ac
cording to the price Of butter. Afto.
The enterprise is we'll on its feet it vii.
be turned over to the farmers them.
selves to u on the cooperative plan
After that the price paid for the milk
will cut very littIe figure as all the
profits will go into the pockets OF the
ranchers and they can fix their Owr
price for milk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25
The Nevada Magazine
A.

The Christmas number Of the Nevada
Marazine is out lust in tineto he . real
Christmas lumber ana is full Of rood
work hy Nevada Deople
The opepinr article is bv Sam Davi-.a
christmas carol entitled "Tbe First Piano
N Csmn"
William Getwoldt has a poem entitled
The Morn Of orns" and isofa goad
peetic vein.
An AJventure in tho NV
CLYDE I. Bopham. Of Treon \, Nevada
| Cavalry. ia of unusual into. wy :.
| Dotea commenc.~ 3. rid ,t.tv which
promises much interest.
The Ninrle Tax problem bv Wells
| Drnrv will set the readers thinkinu
part Fiveof %ava5a History Inv Prof
Lawers is full Of interest. \ Christmas
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25
A Carson Girl.

The friends of Miss Lena RafettO in
this city must be more than pleased at
the progress she is making in New
York. The following from the New
York Sun indicates that she has a
bright future before her:
Miss Lena Isafette of Carson City
Nevada. for the past four years a
pupil at Mills College, Oakland, has
entered the Stanhope-Wheatcroft ORA
matte School in New York, with a
view to going on the stage. Mrs.
Whsatcroft expects great things of the
girl, and will present her in an impor-
tant part al the first Performance
given by the school.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25

Al the drug store of +. j. SteinmetZ,
opposite the P~ostofice, may be found a
large stock of goods suitable for holiday
gifts, comprising novelties in c~elluloid,
leather goods, dressing cases, glove and
handkerchief cases. travelling sets, decor
ated ware, Eastman kodacs and fine per
fumes.
w. \. Hall, representing a Boston min
ing located at Denver, visited
the Logan and Hully property III Como
last Sunday. He seemed to be well
pleased with what he saw. - Dayton
Times.
A telegram was received yesterday
morning thating that J. II. Kinkead had
been elected Superintendent of the Gould
& Curry mine.-Report.
According to the Lovelock Tribune the
old Arizona mine at U~nienville, New.
will be opened up and active work be-
u on the property in the near future.
The marriage announcement of Ida
Lucille Rogers, of Wellington, to Joseph
Warren Simpson, OF York Harbor, Me.
has been made. Miss Rogers is well
known in this city.
Mr.. w. Cogsweil arrived from Cali.
fornia Sunday to take charge of the cleo
trio light plant at Empire. Mr.. Cogs-
well is a brother of Mrs. E. B. Yer,
ingtOn.
Among the departures for California
last evening were the following: Mrs
John Wright, Mrs. Prof. Smith; Joe
Stern,J J.. b. Vieira, Leslie SMALL, FREQ
Heiser, JACOB Webber and wife.
A mining project that will add mater
tally to the bullion product of the Com
stock and give employment to a large
number Of men, will be one of he oca
events Of the early part of 1900.-Virgini'
Chronicle.
benjamin Reed, charged with s%ellin!
whisky to Indians, was cleared in tn,
US. Court yesterday. This is the fir
case at this term where the defendan
wa. cleared. There are but two case
left.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25

The funoral'ofthe late James Morris
took place yesterday afternoon from
Masonic iIaIl. After the Masonic ser
vice the naIl was crowded with SORROW
ing friends and relatives who wished to
do honor 10 the dead. After the services
at the h#li the remains were escorted to
the depot where a special train con
Quoted the body to Empire where inter
ment took place. The Masonic Lodge
and many friends escorted the body to
the last resting place.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25
Appointments

The Governor yesterday made the
following appointments: 10 the Ma
tional Livestock Association Conven-
ton, to be held at Fort Worth, Texas,
j. Z. Stubbs, John Sparks and John
r. Bradley.
G. w. Livingston, as Commissioner,
to reside ia Connecticut.
VIM. 81. Bird, Commissioner OF
Deeds, to reside in Utah.
II. E. Prudential, notary public,
Lincoln county, Nevada.
Vincent Rosemon, Commissioner OF
Deeds, to reside in the State Of New
York.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25
4 Good Showing.

Peter Hoffman, the Douglas county
miller, was in town yesterday. Mr..
Hoffman is well pleased with the result
of his mill and has sold during the
past year 10, 900 sacks of flour. The
Carson people . ask for Hoffman
-four in preference to any other on the
market. The mill is to be further i'm
preveu ana in i short time the Heit-
mar mill will ne the best equipped in
tie s 3te.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25
They Are Off

Last evening, as per schedule, the Ne
vada State Band departed for San Jose
where they will participate in the Golden
Jubilee. The boys were all at the train,
likewise a large circle OF friends, and be
fore leaving the boys piped a lively tune.
AS the train pulled out they We're cheered
and the boys answered with three cheers.
May they have q grand time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
Christmas Suggestions.

Everyone needs help in the selection of
CIristmls presents and the proper place
to tint proper suggestions and neat
pr. sent~ can he found at c. w. Friends.
Ike has a neat and selected stock of
Christmas goods. From the finest in
heavy gold to the pretty silver novelties
that are 10 much the rage. The goods
are new and Of the --latest designs and the
prices in keeping with the times. What
ever Mr. Friend guarantees can be rel:oi
upon and there's not a >hoddy article ia
lis stn....
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25
Piscatoriai Matters

1t is rumored that the California Fish
Commissioners will place thousands Of
trout in the Truckee river this coming
season. If nothing unforeseen prevents
the accomplishment of this, the stream
will again be well inhabited by the fnny
tribe.
The Verdi Mill Company, since the
burning all their sawdust to avoid ham
pering the fish industry in any manner.
The management Of this concern is very
liber~4 4n is views and is doing its part
in promoting The interests of cur fisher
m~en.-Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25

Mrs. r. X. Co. or3 returned FROM
below Yesterday.
]. D. T~orreyson visited Virginia yes
cerday.
All Of mineral specimens for the
Paris exhibit have been shipped by
Commissioner Y~eringtOr.
Miss Abbott, shorthand instructor at
the Business College, departed for Oak
land last evening where she will spend
the holidays.
The residence of J. p. Kelly, near
Reno. was destroyed by fire Wednes-
dag. Loss 5000.
VIM. Litchenbsrg, who departed with
he Nevada State Band, returned yeSter-
lay afternoon. He reports a hot time in
the Garden Citv.
Colonel Henry G. Shaw, an Cd sol
der and veteran journalist, who for
merly worked on the Enterprise, has
been reappointed customs inspector
and assigned to San Francisco.
VIM. 0, Parker, one of CALIFORNIA;
legal lights, was admitted to the Ne
vada bar yesterday.
The ladies OF the Presbyteria2
Church cleared about $50 at their
sale and supper last week.
Just received at Geo. TyrreIl's for
he holidays, fresh bananas, oranges,
dates, fig, nuts, apples, lemons. Tree
decorations on hand.
Dr.. Lee stated yesterday that no
new cases of smallpox had developed at
the Indian School and hat all of the
sick patients are doing well.
VIM. and Ed. Trimmer, of Wood
foras departed for Santa Barbara on
last evenings passenger, where they
will spend tho winter.
Miss Maud Hain-s, of Kings Con
%servatory of Music, San Jose, arrived
yesterday morning to spend the holi-
days.
The Indian football team from tho Car
Isle School passed through Reno yester
day. They will tackle Berkeley and from
indications the Berkeley boys will have
their hands full.
Miss Alice Wood bury and Miss Eva
Short, of Mills College, Oakland, ar
rived in Carson yesterday morning.
The young ladies are home for the
Christmas vacation.
John Meder is making arrangements
to put on a play at the Opera House
called the The Sea Queen" Fur
Their mention will be made of it in q
few days.
Go to Geo. A. Tyrrell for your Chris,
mas home made chocolate creams, bon
bons, taffy and all kinds OF fresh al
dies, a trial will convince any person
that they are the finest in the market.
We have not heard it officially, but
it is runOred that IN eastern man ha,
beer awarded the contract for carry
ing the mail between Wadsworth and
Olinghouse for $3.50 per annum. Well
he will have to carry it and cannot
sub-let it because nobody will take it,
Dispatch.
Will Walsh's horse ran away yester
day afternoon. The hOase went VI
Carson street and through the Katie
man corral, winding in and out of hal
a dozen rigs without injury to any 0
them. The runaway came back dowr
main street and finally cleared himsel
of the cart. The only damage dom
was a wrecked cart.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25

T. Tr-,..z. DI.;, = -.
T;t . 90
i0 '7'9'' / D. L. Ail"'V' 'seU W
year,
NJ, ~, =, p..l.or,r +h;ro+
l. \"'l'tIIIc'H FlS'Ie" menu SeH''l-
VIII I'LL If "'i5H& as county NIefh
o"flhS the absence OF clerk 'oWlhg.
Mrs. ID. \. Wits of M0unI HsUSo is re-
poFtsd very H.
Lem Oshnrn.a popular voung man Of
Reno. died al ~.,.l Gabriel, Cal, Monday.
c,,+c
Yesterday and Will >pend the holidays in
this city vith lis folks.
d.,
49, f.' ~
with his family.
-. rs.. 49, :,
L CIV"
rr;I,I, ~ :. a,a1 ta.tat.
~;t.1, m mon 49,
n
Morgan John of Gold Hill returned to-
day from Costa Nica, where he has been
eAnf1'So' l" ~ nlihes o""o" ~ OCH
oh0 'p'"
The past few cold nights have stirred
up the icemen and they are getting
things in readiness to harvest their Frozen
crop.
rhon,1oa
-. ~. dna...;.. ST. D.
-
Use to be a neat job when completed.
o.~auato1 ~. a;.,
he.1thr faI1 of ohon. LIE tt,.+ ..nontoc
roa1Iv took nI.oo
Justice Massey and wife will eat Chris
mas dinner with relatives and friends il
Elko-their home. The Justice has beer
constantly at his post for over a year, anC
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25
Consulting Engineer

Leon II. Hall, the well known electri-
cal eI gineer of Oakland. has been ar-
pointed consulting engineer b.! the var
ious Coms!Ock mnirg companies to
make arrangements for the removal OF
the steami plants from the different mines
and the substitution of electrical power
therefor. Mr.. Hall is a native Com
stockor. Icing a son of the late DR.. J. |.
Hall Of Gold Hill.-RepOrt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25
A Rich Strike

Word comes from the Gregory mine
copper. The mines for some weeks past
has been looking well and a few days ago
a deposit of native copper was uncovered
1t is the real article and the owners figure
on a bonanza.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25
or Lamy was IN town yesterday

Editor Lamy was in town yesterday.
Elue9t Pomine is down from Glen
brook.
Arthur Letoraeau departed for the
City last evening.
VII Wilson returned from Chico
Cal. Yesterday
Governor Sadler has returned from
eastern Nevada.
Harry Rice is reported in a very
critical condition,
A brass band has been organized in
G~ardnerville with seventeen members.
The Fox store is selling its big stock
at prices that will astonish you,
Special prices on all goods at the
Fox store.
You never know what good coffee is
until you try Mu-tavit at the Empor-
.um grocery.
One of the chief attractions in the
way OF decorations at the Methodist
entertainment will be a seventeen foot
fore and aft schoouer. The Ship of
Peace
There will be a Christmas entertain
ment in the Methodist Church next
Saturday evening. The decorations
promise 20 to be of a very novel char
acter, something entirely new. Free
admission, everyone invited.
Judge Cofey of San Francisco is
making a determined stand against the
legal harpies who rob estates. The
looting Of estates by thieving attorneys
has become such a recognized industry
all owe the coast that IL stocked upon
as a legitimate business. Not until a
few OF these miserable rascals are be-
hind the bars will the looting of estates
be stopped. These same thieves who
fatten off the dead have all the dispO-
siti2n Of high waymen except the nerve
to risk a tussle with the living.
The British say they want to mako
the Beers progressive and civilized.
The Beers seem to be quite up to date
IN val tactics while England clipgs to
all the old methods. She seems to
have better guns, better Generals ara
better tacticiOns. Kruger ought to
open a night school and show the En-
glish something of modern warfare.
England will send more artillery to
South Africa. Better first fad out
what particular make will suit Paul
Kruger as they will eventually fall into
his hands after they get there. He
does not seem to be very fastidous how
ever as he takes anything in the line
of artillery that they have to offer.
A decision was filed ia the Supreme
Court yesterday in the Lewis vs..
Hyams ease, appealed from Storey
r county. The original application to
prove certain exceptions. Petition
dismissed.
The following students of the Uni
versity of Nevada were among yes
< terday mornings arrivals: Miss Lulu
d CUP, Miss May Kelly, Birch Jones.
Frank Meder, Roy Richard, H. South
worth, G. Southworth and w. II.
Brule.
The holiday vacation of the Nevada
University will close January Sth.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25

Gilbert Mem. Ross has been re-
elected Superintendent of the Ophir
mine.
Joe Ryan, Superintendent of the
Con. Va mine, was a west bound pas
senger last evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25
Married

In oakland, California, December .
1899. by Rev. Or. Lille, Warren l.. Lackey
of Cold Hill, Nevada, to Miss Marion X
CarnoH, of san Francesca.
Mr. Lackey is well known in Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-25

Anything from a diamond ring to a
pretty silver novelty at Friends.
The record-union., 1899-12-30
Man with Brain Of a Calf.

About three months ago at Harmon,
w. Va, Jay Lentz, foreman in the
mines of the Great Western Company,
was caught under a. fall of slate in the
mines.
His skull was crushed, and DR.. E. c.
Hartman and two other surgeons gave
him up to die. A piece of his brain was
broken away from the main body Of
the brain structure, and the skull COW
ering it was broken away.
After a few days the doctors decided
to take heroic measures. The shattered
brain was cut away neatly and dressed
A healthy yearling calf was tied down,
her skull cut away, and a lobe Of brain
removed and fitted into the cavity in
Lentz' head. The wound was dressed
and trephined and the. results awaited.
The calf's head was, fixed up with half
a brain in it.
Both the miner and the calf have
progressed satisfactorily, and the man
is nearly as we'll as before the opera
ton, though his mental vigor is not
entirely restored. The calf stands as
though asleep till started, when it
moves till interrupted, in a direct line.
It will not eat till it's jaws are started,
and then its jaws must be stopped by
force, as it continues chewing when
food is removed.-Chicago Inter-Ocean.
The record-union., 1899-12-30

poses, has not been confined to Cali
fornia- In Chicago. where business
is said neither to have reverence for
the Lord or fear Of the devil, it be-
came SO common as to be objectiona-
BILE to good many citizens. As q
result Of an agitation against the prac-
tice, the Illinois Legislature at its last
session passed law making the use
of the American flag for advertising
purposes a misdemeanor. The Chi
cago advertiser was not checked by
that expression Of the desire OF the
people for cessation of the practice.
He continued to be an offender against
decency until he was hauled before a
Police Court and convicted. He there
upon took an appeal only to have the
law declared constitutional by the SUI
perior Court of Cook County, which
holds that the statute is proper ex-
ercise of the police powers of the State.
We are glad of the decision and hope
that a statute similar to that Of Illinois
will be passed in every State In the
union. In fact there should be q ma
tional law on the subject. But where
there is not such q statute, we hope
the people will make the advertiser who
uses the American flag understand
that there is an intelligent public opin-
ion that he will be forced to respect,
or suffer financially.
The record-union., 1899-12-30
Beasts' Flesh as Food.

1t may be doubted whether we do not
lose much from the gastronomic roint
of view by our over-fastidiousness In
eating. One who has recently expert
mented upon the flesh of strange ami
mails says that crocodile, though tast-
ing somewhat of musk, is yet far from
unsavory meat Elephants foot is a
delicacy well known to African travel
ers, and the flesh of lions Is said to
taste well, differing therein from that
of the tiger which is dry and full OF
nerves. The rhinocerous is said to
furnish sort of cross between pork
and beef, while all are agreed that the
monkey is capital eating, and better
than the best rabbit. The opossum and
the kangaroo only require to be known
to be appreciated, while the flesh OF
the seal, though rather dark. is ex-
tremely nutritious and above all, very
digestible. All these are animals which,
although unfamiliar to most Of us, have
in themselves nothing repulsive or I'M
slightly. When we come to hear that
locusts are at least as good eating as
shrimps, and that nine-tenths OF the
ported lobster in circulation Is MADE
from octopods, we think it well to drop
the curtain. There are some mysteries
which should not be pried into too
closely.-Pall Mall Gazette.
The record-union., 1899-12-30

erect tents upon the campus to accom-
modate the students, who in the col
leges at Berkeley alone number 1900,
while with the affiliated colleges the
total roster Of the university is some
2,7OO.
These facts, SO succinctly stated and
so clearly put, will do very much to
remove misapprehension concerning the
States chief institution Of learning, the
crown and head of the entire educa-
tional system Of California 1t is I'M
likely that the people of California will
put shackles upon the limbs Of the
university. Once convinced of its
actual needs, and that failure to pro-
vide ample means will retard the in
stitution and cripple it's effectiveness,
and the support needed will be allotted
ungrudgingly.