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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-15
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BY JULY 1st-A furnished cottage of
four to six rooms; modern improve
ments; state price and particulars.
Address &c. S." Advertiser Office.
5S77
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NICELY furnished rooms and board
at Vida Villa, 1890 King street 5S74
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Classified Advertisements.
WANTED.

A LARGE watch dog; male Address
particulars, age, etc, to TX Y. g.,
Advertiser office. 1854
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POSITION WANTED.

AN EXPERT stenographer, one who
has a thorough knowledge of the
Japanese and Chinese languages.
Address ''B. L. this office. 1884
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FOR RENT.

JULY Large house and grounds,
with stable; modern improvements;
in Pawaa. Inquire Of Mr.. Lightfoot,
Sanitary Steam Laundry. $3.50
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu. June Il. 1901.
HAaH OF STOCK

MERCANTILE
st. newer & &c.
y. S.Sachs' Dry Goods
Co, Ltd. -..........
L. S. Kerr & Co., Ltd .
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Sales: 900 o. R. & L bonds, 800: 100
Eva, $3.50.
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AETEoRoLoaIcAL RECORD.
~ tie government Survey, Published
Every Monday.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29
sn-cinl sn,.Ion Talk.

Governor Sadler is in receipt OF a
number nf %petitIuDs. requesting him
to call a special session Of the legis-
lature. that the valued policy law
may he repealed.
When asked il there vas any like
lihood Of Il special session, the Gov
ernor said.
Il am in favor Oi some action that
would repeal this la =, or the passing
OF a law TINT will give the people
protection against fire. Az the law
now stands. the insurance companies
will not do business. aud it leaves the
people in u bad plight. Regarding
the calling Of "a special session. this is
IL serious one. How could I know
that by calling such n session that
the asked for relief would be given.
Suppose II session was called and no
action taken III this matter. the peo-
pie would have more cause Tor COM
plant thau ut present. Could tile
assurance be given TINT the leglsla-
tive members TINT passed the valued
policy bill over the veto, give absolute
assurance that they would pass Il hill
repeating the law, then | could give
the matter serious consideration.
Without such positive Information,
there will be no extra session.
The Governor does not consider
that the clamUr raised by the insur.
ance people themselves is cause
enough to call the session. but the
citizens aud other bu mess men Of
the State are asking for the relief
There seems Ia be but one way ont Of
the muddle aud that is to secure iron
clad assurance from the Legislative
body that they viii repeal the
Hardesty lawn which case nm OK
ira session wonld be called.-Carsun
Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29
Means Much for Nevada.

y Washington Iii -patch Of the 2S II
says: Several parties from the geo
! 'gi al survey. comprising IN all about
lOJ meE, vii beg II ab ,ut April 1t.
work on the CuIitOrnIi-Nrvadd Tor.
der that Is expected tn involve lame
lHtn labor ,nd the ulti mate cxprudi
turs IF db puL S~iO.OJU.UJU, dislnbutrqI
over a period Of abnut ten years.
This ls Il pr j 'ct to buiId larsr
reservoirs on The California side
Of the Cali OrnIi.Nrvud horhnr line
and the recla IA ion II the fertile
Lands IN the Ncvad ii le. Chief lIy
hrogrnph l.. Il. Newell sad tn,Ia,
that the lack Of cunscI varrnu uf the
water sources accounts for u stcndy
loss III population III Nevada. tn,
parties which will begin operations
shortly will WORK manly along tie
rruck"r. Car 'nn md Walker rivers
They wi me II IT. the June Of
It ems, cap cit II re GER :oir4 and
estimate the cost Of building them
In the valleys the water which can br.
used to best advantage will he used.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29

With a landable desire 10 help the
people Of Nevada out Of the lnsur
ance middle inUu which they were
plunged by the foUlhardeness Of tile
Legislature, one Of EIKu's INSURANCE
agents wrote To the First National
Bank Of Chicago, requesting that
Bunk assistance in inducing some
sulid eastern company to enter the
NJ vada field, and write policies on
her properly. In due course of mail
the following reply WIS received:
ave lind upon inquiry that the in.
urance business l Nevada is con-
irolled from San Francisco. and We
are. the refore, unable to mteI cede on
your behalf.
"PermIt us to say that according to
our view the present preIicament Of
your State Is due to crude and ignor
ant Legislation. We are not surprised
that this law has caused insurance
companies to withdraw from yunr
Stnto. The are two remedies open to
you, either to have the legislature
convened and the law repealed. or to
form Il home insurance company in
yonr State. You might be able to
Induce one or the other company to
re- enter Jour State aud try to get
business under such restrictions us
will protect their busip, So; but MS
stated above, this must he done
through the Office at San Francisco."
Here is the unpr, JUDGED opinion
OF Il 1e%sintcrested man on the IIar.
'iesty insurance law. Ills unqualified
assertion that "tlie present predica
ment i'll Your State is due to crude
and ignorant Legislation" may CRATE
upon the ears Of our people. but who
can say TINT it is not justified by the
passage Of this law The exceed:
Ingly "bri Iht" men who served the
State III Tar 'on may not reli h it
but it speaks the truth nevertheless.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29
nAnRIsoN's LAST WORDS.

The March number Of the North
American Review contains an article
from the pen Of the late Benz ,min
Harrison. Having been written 30
shortly before his de ltb, and dealing
with public quas ions OF the first i'm.
pCrtaptance. thus article Will prob
ably be RENE nbered as his last pub.
lie uiterance. 1t is fortunate for lns
memory and fer the country that it
presents sentiment 3 SO truly Ameri.
can md so thoroughly consistent
with international morality. us well as
with Jul our nations tradinous.
The following extract presents u
glimpse Of his argument, but it de.
serves perusal entire:
MIR. james Bryce recently eaid:
Indeed the struggle Tor liberty. and
nationality are almost beginning to
be forgotten by the new generation
which has no such enthusiasm for
these principles us men had forty
years ago..
And the moment when two repub.
lies are IN articulo mortis some Of our
Journals congratulate Tie over the
prospect OF an increased trade with
the Grown Colonies" that are to DO
set up in their stead md over the in.
creased output OF the Johannesburg
mines. The emperor OF Germany is
reported to have forestalled President
Kruger's personal appeal by the
statement that Germany's interests
would be promoted by the Briti-h
conquest OF the republics. And
Bishop Thoburn asks: SWhy should
people lament the absorption OF tbs
small powers by the large ones?"
Never before a American smy-
pathy failed. or been divided, or
failed to lind it's voice, when II peJ-
pie were fighting for independence.
Can we now calculate commercial
gains before tho breath of a dying
republic has quite failed or the body
has quite taken on the rigor morti,?
II international justice. government
by the people, the party OF the ma
ton, have ceased to be workable
things and have become impractic
able, shall we part with them with IA
sneer or simulate regret, even il we
have lost the power to feel itP May
not n DO allowed to contemplate
the heavens with suppressed aspira.
tons, though there ure no acom
sumers, thereP Do we need to make
a mock Of the stars because NO can.
not appropriate them-because they
do not take our our produce? Have
we deceiyei ourselves.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29

a representative OF Wells. Fargo &
Co, is about town today securing
signers 10 II petition asking the gov.
crnor I" veto the fish bill. passed by
the lnst legislature.
Tho bill prohibits, for a certain
period Of time. the shipping Of lish
out Of Nevada II is said hat We Is
Fargo do noIrly all tho business m
this line aud that their books show
that the fish bnsiDess from Ncvad 4,
into California amounts tc ovor ;GJ.
coo per year.
Advocates Of the law cay that Ne.
VIDA has no fish commissioner md
no hatchcriee, hence cannot ATTEMPT
to supply foreign markets without
seri usiy depicting the supply. They
al.o opine that Wclls, Fargo & Cos
inter at is not purely N the W ,Ifarc OF
tho STATE. lnasmuch as there are no
h'h caught for California markcts in
thus vicinity. IL Ia difficult 10 zoe vbnt
weight Il petition from this county
Houid amnuni ~tn.--"arsuu News,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29

Now, there was Il certain man He
-wore of from indulgence in alco.
hoIic stimulation. To him came II
friend.
~tlenr you have sworn OFF, said
the friend.
-Yrp."
"Glad to here 1t; mighty glad to
hear il. You are looking better al.
ready"
Wher"at the man transferred his
custom 10 another.
Also came "a second friend. a. It
II Tact that you have sworn OFF," he
asked.
at are"
Il can't see that it has made any
difference III your looks"
So 1t came to pass that the second
man borrowed an easy 500 from the
maker ~ northumberland
Pr, IS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29
Tn. New Nall contr,c,.

The PoSt"nice department Ina sent
official notice to the postmaSiers OF
the princlp Il ulfic i'll the State st at
ing that in September next a general
advertisement; will be issued inviting
propOsala for carrying the mails on
all star routes in this state Tor "a term
OF four years. Legiuning july |. 1902.
Notice il given this early TINT all
persons who may contemplate bidding
ON II OF these contracts may have
ample time in which Il inform them.
selves regar ling the services tn be
rendered. and III ;his way he prepared
to submit bids intelligently, having
in view the coalitions of the country Ia
he served, aud the TO always over
which the mails must be CARR ii.
There is Il di-po-i'inn On the part OF
the Pnst"ili e Department to diScour
z the prarti:e Of allowing non.resi-
dents to secure contracts in secrInus
OF the country with viii III they are
not familiar. and to favor, so Tar us
possible, bidhers vino reside ON the
several lines.
1t shoLlI be taken nto consIdera
ton that the Drpar, ment is willing I"
pay IL just and reasonable compen.
satiuu for the SCI wees desire,i. aud
the people for whose benefit these
line: were csrabli she I are lstiticd III
demanding good and efficient service.
Prospective bidders should remem
her Also that the Department will
upho Id the people i'll demard ding
that the terms III the contracts shall
he honestly complied with and it may
he depended up'n that no slipsiiOd
service will he tolerate l., at least in
thus pIrt 81 tile State, under the new
contracts.
Post masters are instructed la motif,
all persons resting on or near any
mail route that IN Ter the he s'.a
urban rres delivery plan, nov i'll force
they will be entitled to have their
mail delivered Zee ~ chlrgc 10y sim
ply placing Il proper box CONVENIENT
to the road and mail carriers will be
instructed To not only deliver mai
matter at such places when properly
nd lress ii. but to gather ~ucL letters
and other mail malrcr us may he de
posted there tor transmission Al
pcrsous duthuriz ii to carry mail mus
he competent I" handle such MAJ
matter III an Intelligent mnnner, AN,
will be held Responsible for its prop,
delivery.
This innovation is meeting wit
succcss in the districts where 1t Ina
been tried further East. aud no d"ub
It will be a%pprrcIutd u! the people q
Nevada who are remntc from estai
lshed pustuliicc=.-Carson News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29
rHE ExEcu five POWER.

One Of the curious aud startling
developments OF modern government
- the rapid and almost incredible
concentration OF power in the hands
of the Executive. The har ,.fouyht
b titles and the st OIs o tint ms Of u
centnry are beng practically orsot-
ten III the new leglsla ion which Con-
gress Is considering OF granting.
IL the idea Of Civ ng to the Presi.
dent OF the United States the au.
thority to legislate had been p,,posed
to our forefather there wonld have
been something akin To riot, and the
papers Of the l,L1 would have been
filled with dire prophecies Of the fall
Uf Republican institutions. And yet
that is exactly what ID asked III Il re.
port to Congress i'll regard to the
Philippines. mud what would he
grauted in "a bill which Senator
Spoouer introduced. which delegates
to the President the authority to leg.
islate in the Philippines when, in his
discretion, it shall become necess iry
Our p%ublicists have held To-. gene.
rations Tint Congress has no authority
to delegate the lower Of Legislation
to the President or any other branch
Of the government, but il seems 10 be
certain that this will be done III suite
Of all presidents and all the ideus
which mark our past history.
Take another illu Il rariop: Cuba's
new constitution. which Inns more or
less been formed under American
auspices. ignores entirely tie soy
errignty Of tle states, which was for
SO many years a bitter question: in
the broader politics ~ thus country.
hink nf the contests that have been
fought over that issue, Of the bril-
limit debates III the press and ON the
forum, OF the marvellous amount OF
BRAN, energy and skilled Thought
that have Ueen expended upon it pro
and con! And yet to-day states
rights seem 10 he III dead as slavery
Itself.
We have entered upon Il new era;
have cut loose from the old chanueI.
and are making boldly for the open
seas II is hard to say whore We
shall | md, but certain it is that the
ship OF state is now going full speed
under new navigation lawt !-Saiur
day Evening Post.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29
Death OF u.

b. Mich Jlo, MI employed Of the
Club Saloon since last June. died At
the Depot Hotel at i:l0 this morning
Of consumption. Tho deceased was II
native u Miss mr., aged about Il
years. Tho funeral viii take place
from PullmHn's undertaking purIUrs
ut IL O'Clock, tomorrow Uhursday)
forenoon.
MIR. Nichols was a quiet, uulsaum.
ing man. liz bal II chsery. kuI
word Tor every body. Although an
invalid for some time. he boro his
I'll elton without complaint. Those
"ho knew hin will miss him.
80 fat M known the only surviving
relatiyo ia Il brother living in Salt
lie has been notified Of his
brothers death.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29
Funston's Capture Of AguInnido.

WASHINGTON. March o. The press
reports Ut the capture OF AgurDnldo
by General Funston we're confirmed
today by General Mac Arthur Mt Ma
Mia IN the following cablcgram to
AdJutant General Corhin:
General Funston has just returned
from his expedition IN Palanan. prov.
ince Of Isabella, where he captured
Aguin lido, who is now in my posses.
sion at MalHcanaD. Particulars later"
Malucanan ID General MaIA rthur's
headInaI tersand residence at Manila.
Secretary Root today informed "A
representative Of the Associated Press
that he q make no statement as yet
as 10 the disposition OF Aguinaldo.
Ho supposes that he will be treated
as other prominent insurgents who
have been captured.
When askedi IL Funston would be
rewarded BY promotion for his daring
work the Secretary said TINT question
a not yet been considered.
Admiral Remey Mt Manila Inns
cabled the Navy Department as
follows;
@Cavite, March 2S.-Burcnu OF
Navigation, Washington -V,cksburg
called ON the 9th with General Funs.
ton md eighty Maccabecs aboard on
al expedition to capture A~guinaldo
retnnned today. AguinaldO and three
stall officers were captured and de.
hvered o tho custody Of General
Macarthur. Rcmey."
The news OF General Aguinnldo's
capture by General Funston was re
ceived everywhere in official circles
with intense qualification, but per
baps no who dill IL create more
satisfaction than ut the White IIouse.
The fret official news to reach the
execute mansion wng Gen. MacAr.
thurs dispatch announcing the cnp
ture, which came ahori midnigh, last
night.
The Secretary OF War presumed
that AguiDaldo would DO held no a
prisoner OF war.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29
A GREAT COMBINATION.

Th" C"mmon"r, William j. Br ans
weekly payer. will begun publica ION
nrxi month. Mr.. brJ an viii enter
nTcn ln- new work with the same
energy and ability tint has character.
'H'd INN III the past. through actual
contact Win the people ~ all a,ciiuuH
~ III" country, hC has acquired Il
WIDER knO Wedge Of ita rc-Durcra
thin an! puhlrc man u his time. Hin
%t'ilit' ~ be, Oni glIrs'iou and hia
l"!hItH hnd dcvuiIun to pr:ucIplr IN
"l questioned by ms most bitter
partisan "h"my.
me CnrnunOnCr will defend tho
PRINCIPLES s"i forth ~ The Kuusus
Cty platform aud ~ sur" Ia i"cumc
u power ~ the cOuntr. II will find
III way INTO thousands ~ iiOmca and
become tho political biblr Of millions
Oi va rf-.
Ia OF Ter tn piv" tho rcrdcrn ~ the
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IVY !" subscribe for the tOumuutr Mt
reduced rates. NO have enter II into u
clubbing arrangement with Mr..
bryan. whereby the COmmonrr md
WEEKLY I~HDETESDEST wilI bc prri Il,
ny oii" nd lrCRs fnr u year Tor Il %.
TX months Tor - 81. three muuthg
ior 81 -; rarnblc ~ advance. Tho
'JO'unInDrr will br urui 'u all anb.
80 ihrrf To- The WEEKLY IyprrlyppNr
WI" nav" lmiI IN advance uruu the
~ 40 cents Now ia the iiuc
"" TAX advantage at this gr,li uif,r.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29

Rich men are often careful to avoid
Q nall expenditures OF money. AYERS
the Philadelphia Record. aud III sup.
port of its declaration it tells this
slory: y. we'll known Pniladclpmun
who IL reputed to b. more than ii
millionaire walked into the news
stand i'll Broad Street Station aud
asked Tor a certain 30 iun paper.
-HOv much is it? lie inquired.
"fIve cents was the reply. the
rich nan j uIled rome COINS in his
pocket. Il really don't want
ro rend IT, he explained. Il just
want to glance at the financial
column lie opened the paper to
tho desired page ran his eye quickly
up and down the culum:.~. and u
SMILE OF satisfaction spr, nd over his
rugged TEXTURES. Then he folded it
up again and handed it back, laying
uown copper CON in payment for
ius look. As III walked away the
nan behind the counter was heard
mutterlng sulphuric language to him.
self.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29
4 Monster Locomotive.

a marvel in the locomotive line
passed west ward through Reno yes.
terday. 1t ls Il Of the engines or.
dered some months ago 10y the South.
ern Pacific company for use ON the
mountain division. II il a twelve
wheeler and weighs 2l7 900 pounds
stripped. The giant secms all out Of
proportions. Tho boiler ia seven feet
10 diameter and the stack IL only II
inches high. The cab rises only this
Distance above the boiler. Tho ell.
gtne IL what railroad men call Il zone
lunged" compound. Another pecul
Unity is tina, all The drivers hive
Hinges. As they cover Il long rail
distance it looks to u Ia, mai M
though curves would have to be ubol
ished III the division on winch it will
rnu.--RcDo journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29

Cunntcrfcit- ~ DcWitt'a Witch
llnzoI Salvc are liahlr to cause b ood
pnisoUiuR. Leave the ~ alopc. The
original has ilc name Dew itI'R uDon
The box mud wrapper II 10 u harm.
lees nud healing rnIve Tor skin dis.
eases. Uncqualcd Tor piles. Eiko
Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29
ANNUAL MEETING
VI ElkO County Cattle AssOci1t.on.

The annual meeting Of the Elko
County Cattle Association will bc
held at the Courtroom, in EIko. At ,
O'Clock y. M, Saturday, April 8, 1901.
y full attendance is requested, as mat.
ners Of importance, including the eler.
''on OF officers, will come before the
meeting.
GEORGE RUSSELL,
' W. nNoCt' President
Secretary.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29

by order NJ The IiOatd nf County
C'mmia'Ioncro II Elh0 County, state
OF Nevada, made ili9 Oh, lay of
February. 1921. notice in horoln
hvcn TINT all pUr-nnG who are chrrr.
4" upon the county must come ro the
'"unty Hospital. or nll clnimq Tor
heir support viii hr diylIlnwcl -,
all Boar! "Xccp, ~ rntr1rf oximmr
MOI G"Ury.
Attest: A.G DAwLrY
County Cleric.
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accordingly.

She's well educated. isn't cher
well, she's ono OF those women
who can phes ia being Tint way.
When che meets anyone who can
speak French aud not German che
can epeak German. and when che
moets anyone who can speak German
and moi French, che can speak
French. '-Indiauanolis SIM.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29

their promptness md their pIcas
mt oiIects make DpWnt'a Little
tSaTIy Risers most popular little riIl,
wherever they are known. They orr
simply perfect for liver and bnwoI
troubles. EIko Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29

Soc rlni YOU get the Original DO
Wits witch II"z Smlyo wien ,ou
nsk i"f IT The V"uuiu" ip II - rtntu
cnt' fmt piles. OFCs nnd skin %tlisenscs
Elko Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29

The lingering congh following grip
calls for One Minute Coush Cure.
for all throat and Iurg troubles this
~ the only harmless remedy thai gives
IuImedi ne results. Prevents uOn.
sumption. Elk0 Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-03-29

No travelling e~anvassers are employed
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Grand March at $3.50 p.m.

TICKETS admitting rcntlcmHn\ q IN
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