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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-19
FEARS AT WASHINGT0 N
Great Apprehension as 90 Fate OF
Marine Guard sent Ia Pcking
for Defense of Legation.

WASHINGTON. June lS-The state de-
partment has received cahleEram from
tnitod States Consul Go0dnuw, AZ ShAng-
hat. repeating the news previously con-
VeYed - the navy department by Ad-
miral Rcmey and Commander TaussiE
The officials here are puzzled by TAus.
slgs statement that the British admiral
has arrived at Ttentsiu.
They do not know that more than one
British admiral was In the hetho river,
and that IL was Admiral Seymour "a o led
tho International relief column II 20 rs
this officer who has returned 10 rientsla
column has failed and has been COM
PEELED 10 return to Tieutsin. In this case.
Il f. said. nothing viii b. done Tor thu
relief of forctgn ministers At ieklug fup-
posing They are stiu alive. uuui . very
much stronger relief column can be t"rr3-
st and marched overland 70 Picking
Weeks must clapse before this can be
Tho Nin,h Infantry regimen, represents
All ~ the army which Z u prop'se4 -
ordered go report 90 the United states
consul a. Tsentsin.
70 is a'nleul' 90 50 precise oTlyial
china since this last news The coa-
clts. a taai We arr in a state % va II
SnP".'.<,., ..Sai,,. ey the of'''''s
'( fr, s4t sI25t, 70 SPEAK q, the navy
Department as 'a tae Fate * the United
safes marine S~~ta g ms STA mrn
which wgrc landed No rtcutsin end dis
patched tS r.lf g. Pcktu$ before TIE gail.
road WAS repaired They went forward
60 I, Nlas G.dsc perm <siou granted bE
the Chiuree avcrursrt g. the United
states u.nisrrt az r,k!us. ln common
with other r1lrtsterS o.. employ naval
rIard ~ r.- ltgatier Iast before fae
wires from r,k.ug Mere rat word came
that Nir!~'.t CoaEer hAI detached TWEEN
tt NJ th,~, marines tr.u b.s legation
A~t placed .Atm rs = EuAT+ ~ the Meth
otISt comp %.
The navy department. has acknowledged
tnu receipt 90 tNo cable grams recelVt-i
from Admiral kemey ard Commander
Taussig The FIRST is as follows:
"CaVite, June Is s.t1 a. "a.
Bureau * Navigation. Washington;
p.uSsiS cables that Taku fcrces Ared upon
foreign gun vessels and then SURRENDERED
20 the allied forces the morning % June
Il Kempn asks Instructions about Join
| ing other powers who axe taxing united
action in demanding that the TAku forces
| be tETnsd over 10 them 20 secure favorable
termination OF the trouble. VIII the de-
| partrnent instruct kempn through Taku
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CHICAGO june ia special 10 the
Times Herald from Phoenix. Ariz saws:
Eight thousand Pima Indians Dn the GUa
reservation. thirty miles from Phoenix.
are destitute. and Ike number q Papa
gos arc on the verEe ~ starvation s. II
McCoW~n. superintendent ~ tle Phoenix
Indian Industrial schools, has hacn al.
recicd bN the interior department TO mako
al examination into the condition % ma
Fimas Hc declares that tho sole saliva
zion az the Indians W in federal anuru-
printion for the construction - "a st,-
rage reservoir. An appropriation - "a
6tA" said Mr. McC0wen. 'hRs been ma ia
Tor the relief Of the destitute piua-
Ration@ Will bc distributed before the
end ~ the summer. nut the sgqroaria-
ton VII not preclude = recurrence Of tire
f4rsttr,,
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Broad Directions to Act with Other
Governments.

wAuuNCToN. June 1s--Instructions
snt 20 Admiral Kempn relative to
M pGrticipation In tho seizure OF
~ Taku forts were broad. consisting of
A6ecsaons to protect all American inter
Island to that end to act concurrently
With representatives OF other powers.
The sole condition was that, in his tudg-
ment his acts should tend 10 tho protec'.
ion ~ American interests. II was learned
at thu British embassy this afternoon
thsf there were two British admirals In
Psiho river, Admiral Seymour and Ad-
miral Bruce: therefore Taussig's refer
snce to the arrival OF the British adnai-
raj ut Tfsntsin does not mean necessarily
that Seymour has returned with his for
sgn column.
Included I'm the detachment OF one hum
dr-d marines with the international ex-
petition sant to the relief OF foreign resi-
dents at Pskiag are the following we'll
known officers OF the marine corps; Maj.
I. " Weller and Lieut.. Y. +. Winnie, @:
c, Reid. A. r. Harding. H. Leonard ami
N. T.. Jolly.
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roPuLATIoNsoF PUERTO RICO.
Census Director Announces II as
D53.2A3.

WASHINGTON. June lSInspcctor Gem
eraI ]. p. Sanger. director Of the census Of
Puerto Rico has issued bulletin No, !.
giving itemized statements OF the popula-
lion ~ the island according to the census
taken October last. TIE population Of
the island. AS shown by that census was
s5S 2l3. about ninetenths ~ the population
OF the state az Maryland In lss,0.
There are "a persons to the square mile.
The dense population being about the same
as ia Massachusetts. twice that IN New
York and thrice that in Ohio. 7; is more
than seven times that of Cuba. The
least settled district has flfty-sght persons
% the square mile. the people 81 the ISL
and are IN the main a rural community.
san lrian with &c ots and Ponce with ~
SO. being the only cities exceeding 2S,t01
Inhabitants.
There are in the island ffty-seven towns
having a population II 90 or more. the
total urban population under this defipi-
tion numbering Dc. 80. or IA per cent
u the total
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.,,sh admiral was at Tientsin caused
.-,ssserable worry at the White House
- navy department. as It indicated the
..uef column was forced to retire to
r,.rss,n. 1t is realized that foreigners
!, psking, II any now are alive, cannot
!. mccored for fortnight at least, IL
&. International column was forced back.
No Halfway Measure.
mt this government will not hesitate
!. throw strong punitive force into
rs,ua II conger is killed is settled. The
.xrinistration Is determined to adopt
= halfway measures TO secure repara-
-, for outrares OF that sort. Response
n officers OF the government will not
H.e,ss the question whether war with
.y,pa. with which the United States gov
,cment will have a part. IS probable. but
Msre Is no eoncealment OF the govern
rnt's Intention to go to the extent Of
=, sbiHsy 10 secure respect for citizens
x the United States and the Stars and
s,s,pes In the Chinese empire.
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CASUALTIES At TAKU.
tosses TO Foreign vessels During
Bonn a I'd mept.

social Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
cHEFOO. June 19.-zForts on both sides
Of the Pelho are now occupied by the in
irrational forces. The British Alger-
me German Hits and Russian gunboat
veys badly damaged by fire from the
sorts Russian casualties were IS killed.
wounded; German. Q killed. wounded;
british. killed, wounded: French. ]
tnDph I wounded; total, q killed 81
sounded. the commander of the Iltis ia
tsiiy. The report OF the sinking Of two
srttish vessels current. 10 not confirmed.
chinese torpedo boats were seized by
sbe allied feet The situation IL criti-
cal ut the treaty port of NewchwAng.
Two villages burned.
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Princess Robbed of Her Jewels.

LONDON. June 1s-Princess Radizwill.
of Russia. was robbed 81 jewelry worth
$1,000 at her hotel on June ~ Among
the jewels was her historic rope OF liA
pearls each weighing 2 grains. and
bracelet Of emeralds. the gift Of the
Ameer OF Afghanis;an. The princess was
about 10 start to Paris but while at
luncheon she left the Jewels tn their
cases. locked in a wardrobe on her re-
turn she found them missing All tho
efforts Of the Scotland yard detectives
have thus far proved unayailiHg For
tunately most % her diamonds were In
the safe at Cout's' bank.
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BERLIN. June IA Emperor William
according 10 the Lokal Anxicger. will
visit Oberammergau IN the iuiddie - AM
gust 20 witness the presentation ~ Tho
Passion Play. maintaining strict tncognita
Herr Johann Lang. hurgama~ter 81 otcr-
rAmmerEAu. died today a. the result ~
an operation. He formerly enacted the
roll of the Christ. and for one season d.
rected The rr9anctinh 81 The enralAAl.-
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ton! 'REMEY."
The telegram Of Commander Taussig, OF
the Yorktown, Is as follows:
'Chefoo, June IL.
''Taku force fired upon foreign vessels
about l2:45 a. m Surrendered TO allied
forces at a. m The British admiral is
at Tientsin. ''TACSSIG."
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Fyphoous Play Havoc at Manila.

MANILA. june iS-Thc entfre consul
lar CORPS q; Manila called this morning
10 pay their respects 20 tLe limited states
commission headed hT Judge William r.
Taft. 4 ivphoon has washed eat the
road between CariRc ard Manila. delay
ing the arrival ~ the Ninfh regiment
here FOR probably "a week The fyphoon
has caused the T'nitot States transport
Hancock 20 return 90 The bay. whore she
n0v awaits a moderation ~ weather
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WASHINGTON. June 1s-The war de-
partment has received this cahlegram
from Gen. Macarthur at Manila. dated
yesterday; Ninth infantry, Col. Liscom.
ordered 10 Taku on Logan. transport
Port Albert; probably start 24th. Typhoon
delays movement"
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sleeping child l. Fatally burned.

NASATMO. r. O.. Tuus U.s. Daniel MAJ
,in's house was burned todeS ana Sleep
4ng chlld was fatally burned during ~
mothers @ bsence. PASSING tcarast-r
named Ritchie saw flames Issuing from
the roof and rescued the child from tine
burning building bat the little ones re-
covery is Impossible.
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ALASKA JUDGES ASSIGNED.


WASHINGTON. June iS--The attorney
general has assigned the Judges y the
ut--tt-' ,.-rt fa- lhs +-triet x Alaska
as f1UcSs
Melville % -aNn. District No / TO
reside at juneau.
Arthur u Neves. Distrle. No. .. 70 re-
side at ST Michael
James wickersaam. District No. :, 10
reside 81 Eagle city.
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WASN'T NOTION Juae IS-Bv dircc-
zion of the president. Gan. Joseph Wheel
er. to,iay was assigned - the command
% the department. ~ The lakes With
headquarters al Chicago He relieves
Brig Gen. James r wade who has held
thar command temporarily. In couJ4nc-
tfon with his regular command. the de-
partmeat OF the Dak0tAA
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BERLIN. June iS--Tho gas pipe synIl-
cate has reduced prices under the infia-
ence Of American competition.
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NEW NORN June = Motto w. Ie-
sued To-day rs tNe Consolidated Gas Com
pAuy th4: IN June % to ariee nf -.e
would hc restored from & cents 20 81 10
per .h" ttnt. The eas 81 mpauics 81 New
York have been troucar under The control
~ the StaudRr3 Ou Company.
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Ari.ona Mining Company.. Lo...

TUCSON. Ariz-. June ls-$eWs has been
received q the destruction BY fire % the
Common weAlth Mining Compa ny's mill at
Pesrce. The less Is estimated at half a
nA.4IaE 6oilarA
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Any work that should not prov .
satisfactory will he attended To
free of charge in our nearest office

We are making a speciality " goa
crown ana hridga work tha snost heaati-
fai uaiulrsz aEd durable ~ aN dental
work known o. the pfofessipu oar naao
alone wiN D. Wuarentrs that your work
will De- ~ the beet we have q sfecial&nf
90 each department.. BEST operators. best
Flld was Ataen and EXTRACTOR ~ teeth.
fa fact nN rhe rtgN are iuyFaf1Ta - med
~rn dentistry We VIII 500 FNa in ad-
varr- exactly wHaf rnHF wtfk wt3 cost
- free cNRmiuafiou. Give gs a cau ard
yoa wfl Hn4 We 60 exactly ~ We adj
v-erfla@
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French citizens at Yunnansen, cabled from
me Idtter place, under date OF Thursday,
June H. that he had been prevented from
IeaVing with his companions by the vice
roy and that his house and all the mis-
sions have been burned. He adds that
everything, including their clothes, has
been stolen and that they are practically
prisoners.
The forging is the situation referred to
by the French minister OF foreign af-
Iairs' NJ Del Case. in his speech OF
June II.
VI. Del Casse has now summoned the
Chinese minister TO Paris and has re-
quested him to telegraph the yiceroy Of
funnansen that France viii hold him per-
sonally responsible for the lives OF French
citizens.
France sends n Warship.
PARIS, June is-The French frst-class
cruiser Guichen and the French armored
cruiser Mirsl Charner have been ordered
TO mt out Immediately for China.
Regiment Sent to Hongkonx.
SIMLA, June ls--In consequence OF tho
gravity OF the Chinese situation the Sew
enth Bengal infantry has been ordered 20
proceed to Hongkong.
Russia Demands Indemnity.
LONDON June 1s-A dispatch from
Shanghai says l.ussia has demanded 60
e0.0o5 taels indemnity for the damage
done 10 the Chinese railroads In which
Russians are interested.
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FRANCE PREPARES TO ACT.
VIII Hold vtceroy Personally RE-
spouatble for Lives.

PARIS, June Is SIS p m.--The French
consul general I'm South China. who was
Instructed to send Into Tonauin all the
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CHINA COMMITS
act OF WAR.

Continued from Page Three.
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SIMLA, June ls--In consequence OF tho
gravity OF the Chinese situation the Sew
enth Bengal infantry has been ordered 10
proceed to HonRkonp
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14
Nevada Company Listed

The listing committee of the Salt
Lake Mining Exchange mot yesterday
afternoon and. passing favorably upon
the application OF the Nevada Mining
company of Battle Mountain, New, or
dered that it be given place on the
board today. The showing that was
offered in support OF the compasy's Pc
tition disclosed that during the month
of Septern Der, 1899, 1t had marketed
five carloads Of ore for which it re-
ceived ne less than So 300, and that it
now has another consignment of as
many carloads at che surface and
awaiting shipment. The ore runs high
in lead and silver, with some gold :.
The president OF the company is Geo.
Dern. while r. L. Andrew is secretary.
Salt Lake Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14
Nevada Bows

A letter recently received from South
Africa states that most of our former
University boys are in Cape Town.
Included in these are Fred Frey, Fred
Bristol, Ed Hardach and J. NJ. Henry.
The two former, with Frank Saxton,
were l,ft in charge Of one Of the mines
at Johannesburg when the owners
were obliged to vacate on account of
the war. The boys we're made pris-
oners Of war by the Doors. but Frey
and Bristol we're not long detained in
captivity The Beers gave then
money with which to go to Cape Towr
but Saxton is still in the Trausvaal
running an electric plant at Pretoria
for the Beers. Andy Hanson is il
Bechuanaland.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14
Courier lots

Lots of Indians ia town tho past day
or two. 1t is likely that the captains
will call meeting Of all the Washoes
and decide upon plan to capture Joe
Pete.
Mr.. Livingston of Oakland, repre-
senting q company that has bonded
the Lindsay marble quarry, east Of
Antelope Valley, passed through here
last Sunday on ais way to the quarry
He expects to take out two carloads Of
marble and ship it below.
Some Of the men who won't up to
surprise the Indian camps Sunday
night found half keg Of brandy in
the willows near one of the camps.
The man who had charge of the saloon
at Blue Lakes says the indians stole it
from him. The liquor was taken to
Wood fords.
Born-In Carson Valley, Jan. 6,
1900, to the wife of W. N Merrill, a
son.
There is very little snow in the Pine
Nut mountains, but depth Of eight
or ten feet is reported at Blue Lakes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14
Lake Tahoe National Park

Washington, January I.-Senator
Stewart today intrsd uced q bill TO set
apart certain lands in California and
Nevada as a public park and forest res
ervation, to be known as the Lake
Tahoe National Park Tho lands to
be withdrawn from settlement are To-
Gated in townships II. II, l3, IA. Is and
lG OF range IA east; townships H. II, Is
a. Is and Is Of range Is east: same
townshi Ps Of ranges Is, II and Is east,
Mount Diabo meridian.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14
Receipts Of State Land Office

For week ending January Is, 1900:
Interest on contracts - 1921 26
Full payments on contracts 240 90
20 per cent OH applications------- 800 l6
Total " 1861 ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14
Types Of Character

At st. Peters Church sunday evening
8 arvices the rector will deliver a series of
six addresses on peculiar Types of
Moral and Religious Character a. fol-
lows:
The Religious Ape.
The Mulish Man.
The Screech-owl of Mankind.
The Human Clam.
The Sacred Nulture.
The Religious Coney.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend. Services begin at I o'clock. Seats
free.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14
An Unfeeling Postmaster

The taste our natives have for liquor is
uhexplaiuable, but one dusky maiden
has vowed vengeance on our worthy
Postmaster. After she had devoured the
contents of a flask of goose grease which
had been left out to ceol, Re consoled her
by laughing. aud as she dou led up like
a birthday doughnut, he refused to get
her even one small tumbler of black berry
-DeLamar Messenger.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14
Church Notices.

st. Peters Church-January IL.
10 a. IN. Sunday School.
IL a. m. Morning prayer and sermon.
6:l5. Young Peoples Bible Class.
Up. m. Evening prayer and address
First of series Of addresses on "Tae
Religious Ape"
8p. IN. Daughters Of the King Bible
Glass.
All interested are cordially invited to
attend.
Rev. J. B. Eddie,
Rector
p. m.
Class meeting 1890 a. m.
Sunday School at II 10 p. m.
Epworth League 6:l5 p. m.
Young Peoples Social meeting at $40
. Morning subject:
"The Tears OF Jesus"
Evening subject:
almost "a Christian"
All are cordially invited.
Dr.. A. LESTER HAZLETT,
Pastor.
Presbyterian Church-Services at IL
a. m. and 600 p. IN.
Morning subject:
1.-The Far Counlry''
Sunday School At close Of morning SER
vice.
No evening service.
Christian Endeavor COOP. ~.
Wednesday evening $50 p. IA. midweek
hour.
TO I'll of these services all are welcome
Seats are all free.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14

White Rose Flour the haest manu-
featured in Nevada, price sl.Io per
sack at Kelly Cos, Arlington Block.
Try sack now.
Fresh home made candy at Miss
Thomas
TO LET-Four furnished heusekesp-
ing rooms, with bath and modern i'm
paovenents: rent very low; corner Spear
and Minnesota streets.
Very special-Extra Soda Crackers
soc per box at Kelly Co. S, Arlington
/ block
WANTED-Ye ung man IS or 20 years
old to work in cigar factory. Apply to
Prof. Eddys.
Wanted-By young man, place
to work. Leave word ia this Office
| will not leave Nevada Tuition fee
for children under IL years of age re
duced. 1t takes an experienced teach
er to teach child. Phillip kra,l, reg
istered Professor Of Piano at tn,
American College of Musicians, Uni
versity of New York. dl4
Don t forget B-4 you send away TO
furniture to look at the stock at Kitz
meyers store. A good assortment 70
holiday gifts, and if you can't find wha
you want he will order it by catalogue
and at catalogue prices.
All Of the latest magazines and rer
iodicals on sale at Davis & Farrer's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14
ALL SORTS.

Trb cures bruises and sprains.
Judge Virgin of Genoa is in town.
Andy Hampel, the commercial
traveller, is in Carson.
Reception of mem bers, and Holy
Communion at the NJ. f. Church Sun
day morning.
Editor Considine came down from Vir
ginia last night.
Charley Kelly went to Reno on legal
business last night.
H. H. Hunter aad T. R. Hofer went to
Dayton yesterday.
The smeltsr at Reno continues to
freeze up. 1t needs an experienced
man and no experiments to make it a
success.
Henry Rosenb brock and Max Bestan-
dig went to Valley on a hunting trip
yesterday.
At the Methodist Church this morning
tlG SdcTdHSul "a sAS f'TN'ftFSi
baptism will be administered.
The Examiner ack nowledges the re-
ceipt OF sl2 for the Lawton Fund. The
money was collected in Elko, New, by
j. S. Gardner, Jr., George Russel, Jr.
and Seymour Jacobs.
Royal Star Mining Company is the
title of a corporation formed to work the
old Steamboat gold and copper mine at
the southern end of the Truckee Mead
ows, Washoe county.
General Corbin announced yesterday
that the public subscriptions to the Law
ton fund has reached the handsome ii
urs of $50, 1Ol, 5000 having been received
eince the last report.
Mrs Schesl rushed in front of a
train at Blue Canyon to rescue hel
two year old child, who was on the
track She saved the child, but wa:
herself struck by the train aud ser
iously injured 1t is believed that one
leg will have to be amputated.
A plant is being built at the Rem
Reduction Works that will handle ,
tons day of the copper ore that i
cd mines north of Reno. The Jackson
Libby process of electrolysis will b
used and it is said that two per cen
copper can be profitably worked.
Las Friday at Ely, White Pin
county, while directing the training o
some stock, Senator Comins was very
seriously injured by the kick of Z;
horse. At this writing he is slight
Improved, but his injury is OF such
serious nature that the community
still very anxious about him.
While reducing some zinc shaving
with salphuric acid at the Chinama
mill last Friday. Prof. Jenkins wa
rendered entirely unconscious and ha
to be carried from the building.
seems that all the cyanide "A not bee
removed from the shavings and in I'll
chemical combination deadly fume
arose which sickened every man ia tina
portion of the mill, but Mr.. jenkins
being much nearer than anyone els
got a stronger dose. He was dow
town the next day, however lookin
for some cyanide antidote w hit
Pine News
MANTLELESS gas burners, Mantl
less Gasoline Lamps Dependable. Mant
Lamps failures overcome. Morey p
tentee, Lagrange. III.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14
Dancing Class

l will hold an adult dancing class at
Armory Hall every Saturday evening,
com nencing at 1870 p. m. Social
dances will also be given commencing
at O. clock sharp. Good music, new
dances and perfect order, and an en-.
ioyable evening is assured those whs
attend. Admission so cents, ladies
free.
ERNEST HALL,
Master.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-14
Seeds

Congressman New lands has received
his quota of seeds for distribution in
the State, and will send them to any
one desiring them. Address all re-
quests to Francis G. Nswlands House
OF Representatives, Washington, D. c.
For RENTAL upright piano, fine
tune. Box 424, City.
Everybody is talking about how che ap
the Fox Store is selling it's big stock.
Try Erie Canned Goods at the Empor-
ium Grocery-the finest that are pack cd
WANTED-A waitress. Apply to
Mrs. A. NJ Mates, Sodaville, New.