davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03

The secretary Of treasury estimates
that nearly ssOOOOO,OOO will be needed for
military purposes, during the next two
years, besides about sSOOOO,OOO for pen
sions This will be over SS 90 for every
man, woman aud child Ia the United
states. The man with family Of eight or
ten will have TO foot quite BILL By the
time he has assisted In paying all the other
expenses Of bis nation, state and county,
he will begin 10 realize what blessing It
IL 10 be n citizen ~ a country that Is becom-
ing AbuIly among the smaller nations Oi
the world Imperialism comes high.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03

way 10 get mashed. Aud the South African
troables are not the only prospective sour
oes OF financial complications. There Ia
aposslbilily OF Russian war, and there
Is strong indication OF financial dlfhculty
m India The whole business population
Of india Is IA revolt against the gold
standard that has been forced on them,
and the misses Of the natives will not ac-
cept any thing but silver, The cash re-
serve OF India amounts 10 only 10 i-2 of0-
Fes--iG5, 900, 900 rupoeB-Of about $50, 100000,
OF which less than one-half Is silver, aud
England Is on the point OF buying both
silver aud gold Tor India. The Statist says
that over t2,OO0OOO gold will be sent TO
India during the next two months and the
silver holdings Of the Indian government
will probably be reduced 10 about eroros.
IL insists that the government must buy
silver without delay and have II coined as
quickly as possible, and reasonst that India
ought not 10 be subjected 10 further trials
on top Of the famine, also pointing out
that II troubles break out on the Afghan
frontier silver alone viii be usable.
II may be urged In apologf for ltho gold
standard that any metallic money stand.
ard will necessarily link us 10 tho REMAND.
er Of the commercial world. That Is true,
but tits all the more reason why we should
insist on standard that will make basis
broAd enough for the business Of the world.
II Is the climay Of folly for all the nations
Of the earth 10 Try 10 stand on oEe little
pinnacle, which Is not largo enough for
half Of them, when there is opportunity TO
have a footing that Is absolutely safe, and
andithat would be blessing tO the whole
world. We are not obliged 10 follow Great
BTitain's lead In everything.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
slack nitumInous Coal For Hogs.


Slack btumlnoua coal ls often rec
Ommondod as condlment FOR swine,
says John ~. Janlson IN The National
stockman Tho only reasonable OK
planntlon why they relish It Is because
their eystemn nrc out OF condition.
The rouaa particles when FIRST taken
into the syA sm act M an .rritant, re-
iulting Ia n physlc. While this may
lcem nll right under some conditions,
q ID not the bost way o. reach this end.
When allowed FREQ access 20 Il. their
appetite for Il seems 90 become NOR
bid, and they put IA most OF thcir time
eating II, and finally. instead OF acting
as n cntlartlc Il causes serious rOs-
tlyeness. Hogs sometimes form an APP
petite Tor gravel or slate as Il may DO
found IN their feeding lots with n sure
result that they loso their thrift and
eease growing. The coal should not be
fcd 60 them, b cause the e,il effects
from feeding II oycrhnlance the seem
ing good II does. Farmers sometimes
clean the slack out OF their coalhousca
and scatter Il IN their feed lots aud al.
low their hogs free access 10 II. but
very few are 40 well pleased with the
results as 60 make continuous prac.
tice of Il. OFTEN Il Is dono with the
yiew'to stnrtlng hogs In a thrifty way
thnt are out of condition. II Is doubt.
ful II such results are ever secured.
Il Is much better 10 give variety OF
feed that Is easily dlgeated than 20
hope to aid digestion by feeding artl.
Giles that have tho least possible dlges.
tive properties
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
RUuLrau antRE nonsR.


horses, they eau be kept 20 the age
when all horses command the best
price nc a relatively lower cost than
other breeds. II Is true that n CON
Hidorably higher price can be obtained
for n well bred weight carrying hunter
or FOR n high class carringo horse than
for good draft horse. but for one man
who has the necessary qualifications
10 insure success IN breeding carriage
horses OF the best class there nre ten
who are capable Of breeding good daft
horses, and. except perhaps IN York.
shire aud IN some parts Of Ireland. FOR
one farmer who can breed a first class
weight carrying hunter there nro 10
who can breed good draft horaos In
the long run capital invested In wcli
bred Shlrea or ClydegdRle mares THAT
are intolllgentiy managed gives, ns a
rule, more certain return than capital
employed In breeding either ridlng or
driving horses. But II n man Ia n good
Judge of hunters, hnckueys or carriage
horses. and IL born breeder, naturally
endowed with the qualities that aro
necessary a. success. chief ahionk
which are sound Judgment, patience
aud tho finest powers OF discriminn.
tlon, he may safely breed the kind OF
horse In which he takes the keencst In.
tercst provided he has suitable land
and buildings.
There II no depression IN the market
for high class huntcFs. The demand
for high class carrlage horses exceeds
the supply. aEd good 'kneys can bO
readily sold at rcmunt.adve prices AZ
tile agricultural show at Trentham
lately tho Duke OF Sutherland stated
that according TO figures he had re-
ccivcd, 100000 horses, In value $780,
100000, arc annually employed Ia con
ncctlon with fox hunting. The love OF
sport shows no sign Of diminishing.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03

why does the Roswell Record per-
slst in clubbing this town Eddyg Is II
pure cussednessp 10 would be- aa sen
sibIe and true 20 refer 10 Roswell as
Mudville. Did the editor Of the Re.
cord but know how obnoxious he
makes himself to Carlsbad people by
his use Of the old worn out name he
would desist. Eddy county IL enough
OF one name for our people aud II will
never be changed, but the name Of the
town was determined on by :vote Of
two 20 one and all are we'll satisfied
with the presen. cognomen, no matter
what our good brother OF the faber in
mud llos Vile may opine.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
THE sEMI-wEEKLY NEWS
and
THE CUpppNT

At - Very low T7xsfCA
Ih9 acinl- weekly hcwn iGaivcsion or Dai-
ihhl u pubHfhcu Tueauhya ana Ffidnye
zach issue consists Of eight pagoa There
arc special deph. imente for the iafmcfa, me
ladlcs and the boys and glrla, bosldea n
NQrlu ot general news mnttef, illustrated
articles, etc. We oficr The Semi Weekly
News ana the CunRKNt for ~ months for the
low CLUBBING price Oh 81. rs cash Thia Rives
you three papcrs week or t56 papers year
lot rldicAiouely low price. Hand IN your
subscription ut once.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
A Fearful BIuhder.

win often cause q horrible Durn,
seald, Cut or Bruise. liueklen's Ar.
Mica Salye will XIII the pain and prom.
pity heal IL. Cures Fever Sores, Ule
ers, Boils, Corna, an Skin Eruptions,
Best Pile cure on earth. Only 25ets a
box. Cure guaranteed Sold by
Blaekmore Go. druggists.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03

The Alookmen Of Eddy; and adjoining
counties are requested 10 meet Al the court
house In Carlsbad AZ 10 a. M. Monday,
Feb i2, tor the purpose OF uniting for
selling stock, ia order that ell The MARKET
Ing may bo done In bulk, thercby ail
growersrealiziug better prices for steer
cattle the oonlngsprinR. ~
]. d. WALKER.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03

Inthe matter OF NJ. J. Murray
bankrupt.

thnnkrupt.
whereas, |, y. 4. Cooper. ~ trustee ia
the matter Of ~ ,. Murray. a bankrupt,
have come into the possession OF .tOck oi
horses ranging on the public range on the
enht side oi the Pccug river in EDDY county,
New Mexico, consisting Of sixteen head, of
ulucfont ages ana SEX more or lcaa, brand
cd rhttcr ana one hofrcl horse, ana some
other articles oi personal property, which 4
I'm directed 10 sell ~ public huctiong
NOW, ihorciorcy notice ia hereby given
that viii sell all ~ said horses and chattel
property, az public auction, 10 the Highest
bidder Tor each, az tho front door OF the
eounly court house, IN the town Of Caris.
% clock y, m.
witness my hand this ana day OF Febru-
q n. COOPER,
Trustee
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03

4 8. Lam ogicr.l Alfonso Dlannsla

January 4 iNul Wm H. a. nay.
Cnm having ieru cntrful nt thia ofloo ~ All.
ialso hisnhsia agalnit wh u. q Day for Msiirs 70
comply with lac ~ % tlmiar eulture entry No. 81
dated June lth, 1871, ulon thc ~ ~ Tho sok aud
south range ~ east, IA kddy cuuniy, New hexico,
With view a. The cancellation " said entry contas-
iaut alleging that ne sald wm. II, q. hay has not
eumphri rfh The iav iu any year ainco said entry
Wa hiadsi 10 that tho lhud haf not brun puwcd %
cultivated ANY rafi " ilie sainu, that tha Mnd
fiil in a naiural rfaic the Nnd iAfirs nnt hereby
snunnuned 20 appoar II this oncn on the on day of
March. ip1 ~ ~ o'clock M 20 rrrtand aud lur-
nish testimony concufniug said alleged Allure.
HOWARD LELAND,
Register.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
How 10 Mako Ela.r oln,m.n,.

This II a most agreeable prepara.
tlon and IL easily made by boiling n
half pound OF elder flowers IN the same
quantity OF pure lard until they are
crisp, then strainlng while hot through
n linen cloth.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03

Have your frying pan very hot. Wipe
the steak dry. place II IN and cover
tightly. Turn frequently and keep
covered. When done. add 10 the gravy
one tablespoonful Of hot coffee. good
sized lump OF butter. salt and pepper.
Pour over the steak and serve.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
Smoking stunts the Growth Of Boys

Smoking Stunts the Growth Of boys.
What ever difference OF opinion
there may be upon the adyisability Of
smoking for men, there is none as TO
its pernicious effect upon boys. IL
affects the action OF the heart
and reduces the capacity OF the lungf.
Young inen who are being trained for
athletics are mt permitted 10 smoke
10y their trainers because, as they say
ut Is bad for the wind" The argu-
ment that will appeal most forcibly to
your boy Is that smoking will stunt
his growth. II has been proved that
youthful smokers are shorter and
weigh less than their comrades who do
not smoke. Cigarettes are particular
ly injurious Nicotine, the active
principle OF tobacco. Is said by che
mists 10 he. next 20 prusslc acid, the
most rapidly fatal poison known.
The tender tissues OF growing boy
cannot absorb even very small guam.
tiiy Of Il without most iniuslous re-
suits. February Ladies' uome jour
nal.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03

The Dublin Freeman'a Journal pre-.
aents this roster II, distinguished Irish.
men In the war against the Beers;
Lord Lansdowne, the minister Of war,
Is a Kerry man Mr.. Wyndham, tho
underecretary. is great grandson Of
Lord Edward Fitzgerald and his living
image. Roberts Is o Waterford man
and Is proud of the fact His title Is
Lord Roberts Of Waterford and Kan
dahar Kitchener was born on tho
Kerry coast White is an Antrim
man. Clery n Cork man and French
a Roscommon man. The Irish people
ore not proud Of THE list.
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
FoR SALE: Ladies Crescent bicycle
good as nsw also one line guitar.

You are invited TO the praise aud
preaching service at the Baptist
church tomorrow evening. Pastor
powell's theme. "rhe true l,ader for
young men"
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
LAwnrscruuna, Anderson Co., Ky., N

LAwuEscEuuno, Anderson Co., Ky, 1904,
TO TilE TRADE
My lrand was feleotod ior uae at q. 3 Marine
Hospital Az Watdnftnu, u, g. alter lninH ana
lYrcd hy the cmlnUnt chemist, W, M New, over
eighty aoYcn samples o the ioadng hruudr ol Rem
lucky, Maryland ana frnnsylvanlh, ~ should hc
borne in mind that in this department oi the GOV
plain bottles. Without marks "a any kind, ana the
sra, % and ai, un ~ ulgrltH, over such large
ID that frW ditillloIf cnu HhuW Tha Aainr usCd
rom thc noted Boiling anung in Anderon county
a. degree ihc ynar round, nih supply inoHhaus-
~ Respecnuilyi , sEAhgn
Carlsbad current., 1900-02-03
- Ills palatlal new resort solleits the
= patronage Of the people Of Carlsbad

WIIN IWHI NNWTIITl NWHTHWINFIHH
courteous treatment and lrstclass service 10
an respects We handle only the best OF all
kinds Of refreshments For family or medl-
cal use the renowned J, s. searey Whisky Is
unexeeled as lts selection by the q. s. gov
ernment by the L. 5 Marine Hospital viii
testify. We also handle Sherwood Pure
Rye, the best and highest priced OF this
class OF goods on the market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-29
MINING NOTES.

The Horseshoe near Stateline has
reached the market with another lot OF
gold cyanides
supt. John A. Kirby OF the Daly-West
was spending Thanksgiving win his
family In this city,
Samuel Newhouse the widely known
mining operator. arrived in the city ON
tho afternoon train yesterday from the
East.
The War Eagle Mining company OF
Idaho rs putting In chlorinatiun plant
at the Iowa mine belonging 20 the con-
many. SAYS the Boise Statesman the
biz tunnel ~ now I'm 200 feet II rs
expected that the 3000-foot mark VIII
be passed by the LIST Of the year
The Hidden Treasure copper Mining
company was incorporated yesterday
with a capital stock Of 100000, divided
INTO cent shares The company is IN
rorporated to develop copper mining
rroperties in Arizona. John a. sWapp is
president Of the new company.
Andrew johnson Is suing the Centen-
plal-Eureka Mining company for $1,000
because OF injuries received while work
ing In the mine. Negligence on the part
M the defendant IS alleged by the plain
I'm which caused him to suffer injury
from the fan Of a mass OF rock on July
18th last
John II. Clark, who has been carry
ing on extensive development work az
Gold Basin, returned 20 Colorado thlf
week for the winter. His property has
been developed further than any 9TH
er property on the mountains and has
large body OF low grade gold ore open.
ed up. requires now only a plant tt
handle 1t. and that Is what VIII be ar
ranged for this winter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-29
PERSONAL.

r ~ Baird Of Pocatelo is registered
at the Cullen
A.. and Mrs. Robert Rantoul came
down from Helena this morning
81 Read Of the Butte Inter-Moun'
80, a. registered at the Kenyon
u NJ Todd come down from Rexougg
MS morning and adjourned TO 'he
cullen.
D,yja Traitel, manager Of the Fred
,rick Ward company is registered az
me kenyon today
r Bean and wife Of cheyenne are
numbered among the arrivals thus lHo'H-
ing at the Kenyon.
Librarian chapman has returned to
her cost al the public library aIieI
"a spell Of indisposition'
&c Lynch has returned home from
, vigi, TO Illinois lie reports lhe pIo9-
nects Cor an extensive Zee crop TO DC
very good In the east
George y. Wallace and ID. :. Murray
M The Rocky Mountain Bell Ieiepn he
car,rany have returned from an insptc-
| tion trlp of the northern lines DO idRho
and Montana.
/ Hon. George o. Cannon, Ars Hyrum
Z ,,,D,,.e,n Nrs. Dan Spencer w. j.
] s"cncer and son and Mr.. and Mrs W.
/ ~ CMr LETT on this mornings tram
Tor san Francisco.
charles E. Downing Of the Denver
p,at formerly of the Herald, was iI
iown for a few hours yesterday ana 'nl'
morning. he came west In order I,
! mret his mother who is en- route non
california 10 Florida 10 order TO olleh-
tto funeral OF her sister
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-29
Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
NEW STEAMERS IN USE.


The arrival Of the Oceanic steamship
company's new steamer Sierra in San
Francisco a few days ago was Wit
messed by crowds Of people, says the
San Francisco Call The Sierra is one
OF three new steamers built expressly
for the Australian traffic, The others
are the Sonoma and Ventura. They
are each 5000 tons burden and 425 feet
long. Eaca Of them has double bot
toms OF the cellular system and they
are also ftted with electric and re-
f.igcrating plants. They VIII replace
the Alameda and Marlposa. which have
been doing service with clockwork
regularity FOR many years The Sierra
will enter the Australian service first
on December II and It Is proposed 10
have a steamer leave San Francisco
every three weeks thereafter. In ad-
ditIon 10 the interest many Utah peo-
pie viii have In the change because OF
the missionary work In the South Pa
cinc. IL Is OF interest locally because,
with more modern steamers running
across the Pacific the great Peninsular
and Oriental lines Of steamers with
their routes through the Suez VIII like
~ have sharper competition. The can
fornia route will doubtless receive. IT'S
share OF the heavy traffic between
England and Australia. a great many
of the bookings fas December and Janu-
airy are said 10 be English tourists VINO
in the trip across the continent. VIII
not fail TO see the City Of the Saints.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-29
Presents a Most Interesting Sight
ON The 400 Level
1T HAS BIG Possibilities
49,, SueIter 10 be Built In salt Lnke
10 oppose the Tru''-N Venture 'o'
Accepts IIammond's Terms
NO QUOTATIONS.
HOLIDAY


The material advance IN the price OF
Daly.West shares during the past te"
weeks Is a matter OF surprise TO those
who have never visited the mine Those
who have loked through the property
eyince no surprise however lhe
STRENGTHENING Of this security is not
due TO any special change In the mine'
further than the increasing Of the ore
reserves No wonderfully rich strikes
are recorded, but the development OF
the property Is 80 fatering that long
dividend paying period is already lh
sight What II viii be Wheh .'i5
/ 400 level is proved up by another ieNg'
ON the 1900 or 1900 can only oe V1"
featured, IL is the opinion OF Nun
her of mining men, however thal q" y,
tbst depth a magnificent sho' ing WIZ
he made in addition 10 that when Us
now In sight above the lfVO. III sue
,yest drift from the crOs5cut on tha'
level The management has cut through
four chutes OF very good ore, Inc ulll'
tbrougb three OF the Chutes Is not Nris
long from which II is supposed lila' u,o
,suex OF the three chutes have peeh Guy,
The opinion is quite freely enteftalheu
mat a lower drift will prove them 70
be- very large. The last oh9te'
however has been run through a AIS
trance OF $50 feet and the DRIFT was ~
6ne looking ore last week, as Bood il
NOT better than any previously ehcouu-
tered The management fterc0nhec.His
with the Wine from the l,Zv lsye's -
s,ul driving west towards the AnchoI
lines which are still several hundred
feet distant. The width of me ore
hodv ON the L. 400 is not known. Furlh-
~ than that the top, bottom ana siles
M the drift Is In ore nothing Is Known
az no prosecuting has been done. Inc
mine presents very interesting pros
meet on this level and the start Whlch
has inst ben made In sinking a Nlh1e
from the 400 level near the cIoss'u'
win doubtless unfold much more rlches.
probably no mine In the state unless
II he the great silver King, presents
levels are connected with the YOU by
Inc Daiv-We above the 900 level i Wo
levels are connecting with the sOO ps
upraises al the distance Of 100 feet ana
I6 feet above that level These are
known as OF and % respectively Inc
drifts there as on the sOl run 10 Wv
Anchor lines and It Is at this point taal
an upralse has been run 30 feet IN nut
looking shipping ore. Az q poiHl oVy
feet east of the Anchor lines another
,,praIse has been run In the some chule
Tor * Yet. With q very fine shoWmt
on o. and an ore body from % to y
feet thick and more than 300 feet wide
ON Oi. and an excellent showing N m
Slopes from the 300 the future OF tnl'
mine must he very rOseate II the ven
was vertical the above figures Woul'
not mean 80 much but when II u
known that the vein lies yeryhat-so va
that there Il about SOC feet or slonIn
on the vein between the 900 level and OF
n vertical distance Of only 100 feet
II will be seen that the ore chute aboy'
the 900 will nay manv dividends Win
ont taking into consideration the nm
showing on the lower levels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-29
UNDER AN ARMED GUARD.
Winchester Rifles Were Required to Enforce
Quarantine.
Measures Reported 60 Have been
Necessary at Scoaeld, Because
of smallpox.

The little mining town OF scoheld
seems TO be in bad luck. Not only was
It the scene OF one OF the greatest min
ing disasters recorded In the history e
coal mining. but at the present time II
Is suffering from a scourge Of small
pox.'
Some three weeks ago man from
Spanish Fork went TO Sconeld TO work
IN The mines he was taken sick with
the disease and IN ten days time there
We're ten cases In the little settlement.
The miners, instead OF living up TO
the laws OF quarantine, SIM keep work
ing in the mines coming directly from
the infected houses Their are now sew
enteen cases In tie town and the most
stringent measures have been taken TO
enforce quarantine Guards have been
placed around The infected houses and
armed with winchesters They have or
ders to allow no one 90 pass.
Precautions are also taken az Cation,
the junction OF the little road that goes
To Scoheld frou4ehe main line of the
Rio Grande WeQprn, and no one from
infected Utah ctnty towns is allowed
TO pass
Dr. Beatty, the chairman OF the State
board OF health has not been Informed
officially of the smallpox % epidemic,
and does not know what action he VIII
take until he has made an investigation
of the situation.
In the meantime the Pleasant Valley
Coal company has ceased bringing coal
TO Salt Lake city from the scofed
mines. so that consumers Of the coal
here need have no fear Of Infection by
that means.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-29
STATIONS INDEPENDENCE,
The Venture Company Of London Ac'
cents John HAYS Hammond's Terms.

Denver. Colo. Nov 29-The Venture
Corporation Of London has cabled lls
acceptance Of the terms Of John HAYS
Hammond, under which he agrees 20
take charge Of STATIONS Independence
mine IN Cripple Greek and already work
Is under way IN accordance with his
plans
The board OF directors agree TO turn
the mine over 20 MT Hammond, CIV"
ing him authority TO prosecute the
needed development work and leave the
matter Of dividends from the mine 90
his discretion. He has agreed 20 pay
I'm dividends for next year tissOO0. or 10
per cent on the capital stock OF the
corporation. This Is just one-fourth OF
the amount that has been paid 10 diyl-
dends from the mine since the English
corporation has owned Il,
The impression that has gained ac-
ceptapce IN some quarters, that the
mine Is entirely worked out Is denied
by Mr.. Hammonds report which shows
that the ore body Is still capable Of pro-
ducng 100000 profits This, " mined
during the year would leave nearly
$4,000 for DEVELOPMENT work. after IN"
promised dividend had been paid.
OF the reported negotiations for
purchase OF the Portland mine Mr.
Hammond said.
"You may say positively that there
has been no sale OF Portland mine con-
templated by the present owners, nor Us
there any negotiations Tor consolida-
ton ~ the Portland with suatton
IndeueudOnCa