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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-15
\. SOBER BERG
=. SDDERBERW
Attorney at Law.
Office north Carson St, Carson, New
Irrigation and Mining Law Specialties

The ThaNter Drug sore has received
and has on display fine line Of vases,
pictures. fancy calendars, ceIluloid toilet
sets. perfumes tiate~t od"rs), porcelain
fincyware, glove and hanak crchief boxes
etc. They Sell cheaper than amy house in
Nevada. The public is cordially invited
to call and inspect and price goods.
Housekeeping rooms: In desirable
locality, centrally located, be rent
ed to responsible parties, Inquire at
Mrs. Cary's. east of Capitol.
The Thaxtel Drug Store, first to put
prices in reach Of the poor people.
FOR RENT-An upright piano, fine
tune. Box 424. City.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-03
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pongas en- camino embellishments he pro-
metido que llegaras manana, bejo esta pro
mesa han reclbido solamsnts & otra persona
muy rscomendada que % habia ofrecido. Com
prendo todo sl dolor qus sxpsrimentarA al
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TO egoismo.
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leta ven buscarme; irsmos juntas 4 casa dc
esa sonora, que, despues de 10 que die aver
acerca de ii, espera tu lisgada con la mayor
inpaciencia
No divides que uR dia Dc lstraso to kara
perdsr esta plaza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-03
VIII

FL sol Sc habia puesto entire nubes purpuri-
mas, 10 cual era indicio de que al dia siguientc
harfa viento Y sequedad.
Muy de madrugada era cuando Mauricio SO
puso en- camino con Ia eseopsta al hombro, Y
Sc dirigi6 hacia una colina coronado de abetos,
abedules enebros. Su madre esperaba una
snueya camarera, y los preparativos que Sc ha-
clan para hospedarla ocasionaban en- la casa
oierto barullo, del cual habia querido ponerse
salyo..
Al atravssar un canino encontr6. en- carrua.
je cubierto, dentro del cual iban dos muieres
muy bien tapadas que - hsnian qasdado
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05
city Council.

Council met in regular session; all
present except Councilman Reeves.
Committee to whom was referred
the matter Of the Slater franchise re-
ported adversely; report adopted.
Resignation police magistrate s. S.
Nichols presented and accepted, and
J. ]. Minor appointed to fill vacancy.
Minor accepted until next meeting Of
the council.
Council appropriated $25 toward
erection of band stand in city park.
RS. Lewis and CIR. Shaeffer are
q committee to represent the city be-
fore county commissioners in equali-
zation and apportionmept Of taxes.
Council agreed to pay ten cents a
load for all dirt taken from excavs-
tions for new Presbyterian church,
provided it is hauled two blocks or
more from grounds.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05
A. e. Wilson,
ssoess.or to !. \. Penney.
=. Undertaken
Enbalner
Day or Night Calls Answered
Promptly.
rhe.s SOL. $40 MAJ. ssr.ss
The Nickel Plate Road

Offers special advantages for summer
tourists on It's Peerless Trio Of daily
express trains. No. 4, leaving Chicago
at 2.30 p. m, will be fsudd : special
favorite for Niagara Falls, St. Law
renee Riuer points, the Thousand ~
lands, the Adirondack and Catskill
Mountains, and all lower Canadisn
points. ~ also Rochester. SyrAcuss.
Rome. Utica and MI poidts Ia the Cen
essee aud Mohawk Valleys. Also for
all Northern and Eastern rsnnsylvar
iilA and New Jersey points, embrscine
ElmirAs Binghampton, Acrauton,
WiIkeebarre, and I'll points III che IN.
thracite coal regions; also fot Chau-
tauqua Lake points, every day.
Individual Club meals with popular
cuislne, ranging In price from = osnts
g oiie dollar, on III our dining can.
No exeeee fes0 on sny train of thG
Niok11 PlAte Koad, Rntes aiWays ~
lowesi. Wrlte, wire, phone q call q
nnrreee egent y NJ, ]. X. CalahAn.
QsneEal Agsnt, ~ Ads,ns 6seSeS Chi-
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05

Governor Thomas was temporary
chairman, Adair Wilson was made
national committeeman, and S. R.
Fitzgerald member committee on reso.
lutions. at the national Democratic
convention at Kansas City yesterday
Senator Teller was temporary chair,
man of the Silver Republican con.
vention.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05
Ths oreeon AfIoat AEsln.

The battleship Oregon which ran
aground ON the rocks near the island
of Hookie, China, few days ago, has
been Hosted Of, and will be taken to
NsgasakI, Viz hundred miles distant,
which contains the only sufficiently
large dry dock 70 hold the Oregon.
The Japanese government has render
ed valuable service on this occasion.
~.
The Foprth w quiet day in
Canon; ~ rain during the sfternoon
drove ~ picnickers home in flying
light 6edeF. The pyrotechnic dis
play q night WIS good and enioy.
I'd BY y onfhnsiastic crowd, eepecial-
" thoee No chased Grant, TIE color
"a pcrl w sensn candles.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05

Forrest Quinley WAS run over =
the intersection Of Main and Eighth
streets Sunday morning. Quinley was
riding . bicycle and hoped to cut his
way through the crowd Of wagons,
but found It impossible. He jumped
off but was knocked down and tram
pied on by one horse and two wheels
pssssd over his body. While he was
badly bruised, no bones were broken.
The bicycle was badly wrecked.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05
! LONG EASTERN JOURNEY.
F. A. RaynoIds wife and Two Sons
Return--Are Entertained 1t the
White House, impressions
Of the Thriving East.


On Tuesday, May 22d, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic A. Reynolds, accompanied by
their sons, Lewie and Lawrence, de-
parted on a trip east, destined ere it
returned them to their home in Canon
City, to furnish them the opportunity
to visit not only the principal cities
of the East, but many points of ma
tional interest.
The first stop of Importance was
made at Montreal, Canada, where the
party were the guests of one of
MontreaPs foremost citizens, Henry
Earle, ST., and family. The visit was
enjoyed, and very many historic points
were visited. Mr.. Earle is the father
of our townsman Henry Earle.
From Montreal the party proceeded
to Boston, tired, but pleased with the
trip and scenery through which they
had passed. To do" Boston thor
oughly could not be thought of, SO
only most prominent points were to
be seen. While there the party was
received and entertained by Mr.. VIM.
F. Baldwin and family. Mr.. Baldwin
is the brother of Mrs. F. L. Bartlett of
this city.
The trip from Boston to New York
gave Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds fuller
realization of what the thickly settled
East means than they had before en-
joyed. On arrival they were met by
Rev. A. C. Mcmillan and wife, and an
old fashioned visit followed. From
thence the party proceeded to Wash
ington where delightful week was
enjoyed.
Here Mr.. and Mrs. Raynolds were
the favored guests of President and
Mrs. Mckinley in . charming morning
drive and later at dinner. Old Can
tonites together, it was no wonder
time sped quickly by, but not until
events OF the past and present had
been discussed. The following day,
Saturday, the marine band was to
discourse sweet music on the grounds
in front of the Presidents mansion,
the cabinet was to be present. as was
also the widow of the late President
Grant was to be received. Invitation
to be present was extended to Mr..
and Mrs. Reynolds, and as cheerfully
accepted. They justly feel proud Of
the honor bestowed on them by the
chief executive Of the United States,
Few cities of the size of Canon can
boast Of greater honor conferred up
on her citizens. They were also en-
tanned by Senator and Mrs. Harris
nee Murray-of Kansas. A visit to
Mount Vernon and the National Ceme-
terry at Arlington Heights was not to
be missed by this anxious sightseeing
party. The visit to the congressional
library was one long to be remember
ed. The thousands of volumes, the
paintings, sculpture, indeed art in
every form, offered such inducements
to tarry that it was hard to break
away, but the journey must continue.
From Washington to Atlantic City,
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05

John Somers was tried before
Esquire Mcdonald last Saturday on .
charge of burglary. 1t is alleged
that be had stolen goods from D. &
r. G. and Santa Fe cars. The evi-
dence justified the justice in binding
Somers over for appearance before
the district court and in default Of
bal. was sent to the county jail.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05

nowned Watering place, the city Of
800 hotels, where all the fashion and
culture Of the. world centers, the
party wended its way, there to pass a
week taking advantage of the humid
atmosphere and view the throngs Of
humanity as they scurried by in box,
and trap and coach, or fling itself in
to the rolling, boiling serf.
From Atlantic City to New York,
where last adieus to friends were Civ
en-, and then, as fast as steam could
pull palatial coaches the party hur-
ried westward to Mr.. Reynolds form
er home, Canton, Ohio, where rela-
tives and old friends eagerly awaited
their arrival. The stay at the old
home town could not be long extend
ed and proved to be one continued
stream of receptions. The party was
the special guests of Mr.. Frank
Campbell and family. Mr.. Campbell
will be remembered as the former
cashier of Mr.. Reynolds bank.
The goodbye said, Chicago was
made the objective point. Here a
few very pleasant days were passed.
A visit was enjoyed with Mrs. Harrie
E. Gordon so favorably known in
Canon. Mrs. Gordon's many friends
will be glad to know that she and lit
tie daughter are well, and that her
musical talents are appreciated, for
she sings first soprano in one of the
finest churches in the city.
From Chicago home, the ride
through territory already familiar to
the eye created the wish that home,
with its rests and comforts would soon
be reached. and on Saturday. June 80
they we're glad when Canon City
is the next stop" was announced.
Mrs. Reynolds returns home much
improved in health, and the busy
banker shows that his brief respite
from business had rested and refresh
ed him. The two boys greatly enjoy
ed the trip with its varied incidents.
Mr.. Raynold was asked TO give his
impressions of the business outlook
in the East: Activity said he. was
witnessed on every hand wherever we
went, it made no difference whether
in the East or West. The large fac
tories were beehives of industry; in
deed there seemed q greater demand
for mechanics and laborers than could
be met. All the talk about 'prosperi-
ty' is easily verified, the 'anti's' to the
contrary, notwithstanding"
How do the masses feel regarding
Mr.. McKinley's reelection "WelI,
it was not intended by US to mix poll
tics with our pleasures, yet one could
not help hearing more or less Of it.
In few words may say. that large
numbers Of people who oppose the
political ideas of Mckinley, will vote
for him this fall, simply on the ground
that his administration has been safe
and economical, and it would be poor
policy to change when everything was
as prosperous as at present"
The larger use of electric cars and
the telephsne was specially noticed
by the party. why" said Mr.. R., "a
person may sit in his room in large
eastern hotels and talk with their
friends, or transact business anywhere
in the city or state; no more press
the-button' act and tedious wait for
bell boy. As for the electric cars.
one may step aboard the electric car
in Boston and with one break of nine
teen miles which must be made by
steam, one may ride direct to the
national capital"
III
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05

WnsoN-SoMERyIlLE-At the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A c. Somerville. on Tallahassee, on
July a, 1900. united in marriage by
the Rev. w. J. Fisher. Mr.. Braxton
X. Wilson and Miss Lille Somerville.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05

Florence was well represented in
Canon Tuesday. Among those noticed
upon our streets were ex-Mayor Nc
CURE. Tom Roberts, J. D. Blunt. C.
W. Tullis, ex-Marshal Squyres, At
torney Wilkes and District Attorney
Champion.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05

ARISTOCE5ATIC
AHTIAG-AI. ACTORS
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05
notice OF pIscoMrIMuANcE.

will officially notified of his
vepesency July 18TH Edward woco
is chairman of the notification committee
Mayor Wyck probably
explain plank the Democratic platform Their talk would
much down New York where the price ice high
would be coed people
something toward grading sanding the half
good Orchard half dozen country
The three leading Democratic candidates for be-
Ashue
ofendorf In reading the list wonders what county Illinois
must be-
(Buena VISTA Republic
Herald and W. R. Logan who has connected with the Republic ees
The shoulder with Republican
Colorado in the coming campaign.
Mckinley clubs
tie Philadelphia which principally
ber who four sunch the Nebraska sp
Time is doing its perfect work-Pueblo Mail
speech delegation
Democratic convention held the Fourth of patriotic
spirit Well may many
likely get the benefit of the cheap railroad rates these
patriotism
consistency
MONEY evidently abundant New York seeking
investment evidenced by the that brokerage firm
that they have millions dollars to loan security three
the calamity howe but exhobant rate of interest asked then
purse souny
the Democratic Prosperity winning its support the careful
and Of the land We doubt under Democratic
liberal compelled
cna affairs made possible obtain low
UNDER PROSPERITY"
No, there nothing with Kansas Eghtsx of her counties
debts
to 81 and cent
WILL nEAN MUCH TO COLORADO.
In interview the approaching presidential j.
Hageman prominent citizen Colorado Springs says
IF Mckinley elected railroad building will
Development of all territory
the watchword the nation The proposed between Roswell
Paso will be but 1877 miles length but it will have the
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Wilcox. who
have been guests Of Dr.. and Mrs. W.
T. Little, have returned to Denver.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05
Best meats at McNelIy's.

Read the Kipling offer an another
page. A good set Of ten books for
almost nothing.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05
Try McNelly for meats.

Read the Kipling offer on another
page. A good set of ten books for
almost nothing.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05

Fine line lawn mowers, Ellis &
Hood. II
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05

Lunch goods at McNelly's.
Cañon City record., 1900-07-05
WINS UNDER "PROsPERITY."
WILL nEAN MUCH TO COLORADO.

interview approaching presidential contest j.
Hagerman. citizen of Colorado Springs
IF Mckinley railroad building
the West Development of all this undevopd territory
whwod the nation The proposed
Pa will be but 1877 miles length but it will have the
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-10-18
Fruit Jars.

A few dozen fruit jars and rubbers for s ale. Chealander's, sth ave. Io03t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-10-18
CUICR IS IN HANDS
 0F THE UNDERWRITERS Insurance People Have the
 Vancouver Flyer.
WILL BECOME AMERICAN
It Is the Intention of the Underwrit- CTS To Give the Ship an American Register If the Owners Do Not Claim Her.

Captain Wallace of the Cottage City reports that the Clutch is still on the beach at Douglas filled with water, She is in the hands of the underwriters, who are communicating with the owners before doing any work on her. Clptain Wallace says the ships hull has been badly dam aged and it will require large expenditure before she can again go into commission.
 It Is more than likely the Clutch will become an American ship, This will cer- tainlv be done if the oaners refuse to re- claim the ship, as in that event he under writers will make the necessary repairs and give her an American register It is said the owners have likewee signiled their intention of changing the Cutch's na- tionaitv in the event she was saved.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-10-18
SAD S|0RY OF
 JOSEPH JANDOy Dpmented Boy Found Guilty
 of Larceny.
FATHER WILL APPEAL
Defense Will Be Insanity-Skuu Was Fractured by n Falling Tree Was In Insane Asylum For Two Years--Father Was Wealthy.

Joseph Jandos, Jr. was found guilty in Jndge Sehlbrede's court yesterday of petit larceny and sentenced to six months in iai. The offenSe was the stealing of a pair of pants from Cl ,vson X Co.'S. store. The case will be appealed. Joseph Jan dos, Sr., the boys father, will depend upon proving insanity as a defense. He says the boy Is suffering from an injury in- cured some years ago when out hunting.
 "Joe was struck on the head" said MT, Jandos, by limbs ot falling tree and his skull fractured. The wound did not heal properly and the boy went insane. He served two years in the Washington State hospital for the insane at Steilacoom. While he was there, l paid Dr. Case, of Tacoma, large sum to put silver plate in the large fracture in the skull.
 "He has not been right all the time since being discharged, and is subject to fits"
 MT. Jandos is much perturbed over his boys trouble,
 we have lost seven childten in the last three years," said MT. Jandos. 1.-Two died here in >kagway, two died while we were at Juneau and three in Seattle. This boy is all we have left at home
 Mr. Jandos at one time was wealthy and did large business in the meat trade at Tacoma. He lost most of his for tune by being bondsman for George W . Boggs, the defaulting treasurer of the "City of Destinv."
 It is more than probable that if the sad story is brought out, the boy will yet be acquitted of committing a crime.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-10-18

Carroll X Go. will offer, for the next two weeks, Dnck Suits, Blan- kets, Underwear, Sweaters, Heavy Shoes and Rubber Boots at very near cost.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-10-18
l MIDNIGuT ROBBERY
Two Masked Mem Hold Up A
 Broadway Barber.

Ed. Grigwire, of the Occidental Barber shop, while going home last evening was held up by two masked men, He had upon his person s2oo In currency and two of the Commerce Lemp's Beer checks. They left him with all his money but took the checks. tt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-10-18
Yukon RefOrmerS Win
Miners Candidates for the Yukon Coun- ell Beat Those of The Govern
 ment After a Hot Fight.
Special Dispatch to the DAILY AKAsKAN.

Special Dispatch the DAILY ALASKAN Dawson October 7h nThis first election in the territory which for two members the Yukon council has been wecontes and bitter fight between the candidates nominated by the holders the present administration, Noel Thomas w. OB and the candidates nominated by the reform pav whose strenuous efforts obtain council At this hour the believe succeeded returning both their The election Wilson conceded Pudhomme there being still polling OBrien with the odd chances how favor of Ptudhomme proving the victor. O territory, polling places ferred to- is as follows:
 ARTHUR WILSON, 496
 ALEXANDER PRUDHoMME
 THOS. OBRIEN;
 AUGUSTE NOEL Horse 7At the election members the Yukon this district good majority the admdist tion candidates follows
 OBREN, 76
 NOEL, 5S
 WILSON,
 PRUDHOMME,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-10-18
Gold Seal pacs at Clavson's.

Gold Seal pacs at Clavson's.
 One price only at Clavson's,
 Fine watch repairing at P. E. Kern's. II Gents, ladies' and children's felt shoes and slippers. Fife-Alaska Co.,, Fourth or Bond. o27Im Good Wellington coala $I2 per ton, Pa cifc Coast wharf. NV
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-10-18

Continued Page 1.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-10-18

Public sentiment in Skaaway has been thoroughly aroused over the attempt of a few zealons temperance people to prevent the issuance of liquor licenses to the saloons which are alleged to be within 400 feet of the Presbvteran church. A petition has been signed by nearly every business man and firm in Skagwav, re- Iuesting the obieotors to withdraw their protest.
 But objection is not confined to the busi- ness men. The purpose of the protestants is condemned by members of the clergy, among them Father Turnell who said:
 DO object to saloons being within less than four hundred feet of the Catholic church? Certainly not. would far sooner they be there than crowded into some out of the way street or alley. If we are going to have saloons at alI they should be where they can be watched. They are far more apt to be orderly kept if under the eve of temperance people and the business men of the city,"
 Many other temperance people agree with Father Turnel and their names are among those who sign the citizens pro- test.
 The petition to the protestants is signed by II2 persons and includes business men, professional men, the Skagwav school board and corps of teachers.
 The petitioners express their disapprov- al Of the protest filed with the district court and give as their reason that if the same be effectual it will in no wise pros hibit or decrease the sale of liquors within the city, but if insisted upon may result in ruin to the public schools and destroy vast property interests, and be more or less in- furious to every business interest within the city. The petitioners request those who filed the protests to withdraw It. The signers of the petition are as follows:
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-10-18
Tailoring.

For stylish and good fitting clothes go to F. Wolland. who Is receiving the latest and most fashionable Report on Tailoring every month. Clothes dyed, cleaned and repaired I2I1tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-10-18
RUIN SCHOOL
People Aroused Over Protest
 Against Licenses
SENTIMENT UNANIMOUS

Nearly Every Business and Profess ional Man, the SchsoI Board and Corps of Teachers Sign a Petition Requesting Protestants to With draw Their Obj cotton.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-10-18

N c Jensen ] F Burnett
 H Hogland $ B Boyce
 H Swaddling w Cavana Geo F Hepton NJ Eversole q w Graves F $ Griffin
 B A Whalen D Lucci
 H Boas W A Bell
 R k West EW Mover Phil Abrahams w H Fife
 Jas Carroll & Co ' H Clsyson Co. Remick & Mclean J E Lilly
 H c Barley American Tailors R c Allen 5 Baur
 Tony Dortero Peter Pine H c Bowman SIS Wright Ross- Higgins Go IN Wilcoxen Cora A Lewis RW Jennings A Gehri NIX Wilson J A Baugbman W s Stokes . q W De Succa Arctic Meat Go w L Green PIE Kern Nj B Cleminger H W Laska T E Warner EF Grigwire Kelly & Co CMartln Kaufman Bros 4 l. Cheney A L Ritter II D Kirmse L Clovich l Q Jensen Moss A A Anderson A Palmberg D J Richards H Semon Herman Bakery Anton Laumeistea August Bir T Youle R M Simpson R M Simpson pr L S Keller Frank Lee c B Sweet J D Stinebaugh Wm Britt J T Hayne F W White Harriet E McCarroll Mrs c Shoenberger Mrs M T Rosenberg Nell Forsythe
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-10-18
City of Seattle

Is still the finest and swftest of the Alas kan steamers.
 Go hours to Vancouver.
 70 hours to Seattle. She sails today.