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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14
TELEGRAMAS
POR Ell CABLE
Ell general DeWet Sc une
d las trOpas de FOurie
Perdidas de los ingleses
POBLAOION AMENAZADA
ServiciO cablegrafcO ESPECIAL del BOletin
Mercantil

Paris, lines. ! La .prersa de esta
ciudad publica un dsspachc, fecha-
do en- Lorenzo MAftuez diciendo
que ell ger eral DeHet reforz6 sus
tropas tan prontO como traspas6 la
frontera del Transvaal, uniGndosele
ell general Fourie cor todas sus
guerrillas.
Goa estas fuerzas tOm6 posicic.
mes Dewett repelien!.o al enem;go
que obstinadamente |e psrsegufa, al
que cause muchas bsjas
Con los cuatro mil hombres que
esperaban en- la Hnea divisoria
del Transvaal y Orange al valeroso
Dewett, trata este caudIllo de alta
car a Standerton, que dista unos
treiuta y tres kilometres &c las po-
siciones tomadas por su ej&rcito.
La huida de Dewett ha causado
profundo desaliento en- les tropas
inglesas, que conhaban ciegamente
en- la captura de aquel general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14
Don JESUS M VELEZ LOPEZ

Aver tarde las cinco tuvo lugar oil en-
tierro del licenciado don JESUS NJ Velez
Lopez.
Connotadas personas de esta sociedad
acudieron rendir tribute la memoria del
que va no existe.
Multitud de coronas. con carifiosas dedi
catolias, pendfan del f6retro
Despidi6 ell duelo con sentidas palsbrss
hacienda el panegfrico del inado, el senior
don Manuel Egozcue, alcalde de San Juan.
Reciba la desconsolada familia del que va
no existe. la mas alta expression de nuestro
duelo, por 10 irreparable p6rdida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14
Ell doctor R. NJ. POnte
DEN IISTA

Estara ausente de esta capital, p0r
euatro semanas soiamente. 80 is
En- atenta circular, nos participant los Sc.
nores Garcia y Go, 5 en- G., que con ests
fecha queda disuelta Ia mercantil 'rque venia
glrando en- esta plaza bajo aqueIla denomi
nac6n, consttuy tndose otra bajo la raa6n
social de Garcia Compania, de la que sou
sociss gestores don lnocepcio Garcia Fer
uanlez don Jesds Perez PertieTra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14
LINEA DE BENNER
DE
NUEEA YORK A san JUAN De PTO.- .-2ICO

La hermosa goleta americana John Nc.
Dermot" comenzara cargar en- Nueya
Iorl para este puerto Ell l5 de Mayo, sa-
liendo ell % de Mayo.
Suplicamos los comercantes que Sc sir
van hacer pedidos por correO cable para
cOnseguir padamente Ia cabida necesa.
ria en- ell barcO
Sc recomiendan los embarques en- esta
Liaea por la economic de lietes
Para informes dirigrse
SOBRINOS DE EZQUIAGA,
Agentcs.
San Juan, PR, Mayo s, 1901 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14
La pena de nuerte en- Mexico
RefOrma del articulO constitutional

En- la prensa recibida 1ltimamente
vemos que despues de un acalorado
debate de varos dias, durante Ell cual
Sc pronunciaron discursos muy nota
Dles, la Oamara de Diputados de Me-
xico aprob6 por 1876 votos contra la
reforma del artfculo % constitutional
que restablece la pena de muerte en-
los siguientes terminos:
AIticulo %. La pena lie muerte
queda abolida para los delitos polfticos.
En- cuanto los demas podra ser apli
cada en- los casos de traici6n q la Pa
tria, en- tempo case de guerra extran-
jera, al parricida, al homicida con per-
fidia, premeditaci6n, alevosfa 8 ventaja,
al incendiario, al plagiario, al sateadoI
de caminos y a los culpables de graves
delitos de orden militar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14
NOTICIAS DEL DIA.

Remo!cado pOr el "Bor.nquen,n lego
aver tarde nuestro puerto ell '1UnGas, y
barco al seryitlO de la Janta de faroS, que
segdn dejamos dicho en- nuestro n1mero de
aver, habfa sutrido grandes averfas cerca
Fsjardo, en- ell sitio denominado "Bahfa
Honda
Sc encuentran en- esta capital, los seno-
res don Federico Z. Virela, alcalde de
Lares, ell stnor Lebr6n, de Patillas don
Laurentino Estrella, calde de Camuy.
La individua Juana Diaz, penetr6 en- la
habtaci6n de Petrona divers en- IN dts
Guido de Gsta, le rob6 una palSera que habil
Ell el caJ6n de TN mue6le. N0.ada la falt !
de la alhaja por la duena recelando De la
Juana, dl6 parte del Eecho Il la po'icia,
qulen encontr6 la prenda en- poder de la
acusada.
Inmediatamente fuG reducida prisi6n,
p0r 10, que promoyi6 un gran eScandalo.
El Tribunal de Policia lie impuso la pena
de 20 dias de arresto.
Sc encuentra va mtj9rado De Ia enferme
dad que yenfa padecendo nuestro amigo
don Eloy CebraD.
LA fallecido en- Santurce la respectable
sonora doha Mercedes Ros Padr6, viuda
de Martinez
Ante ell Tribunal de Distri.o de Maya
guez han debido celebrarse aver las yiStaS
en- juicio oral de las siguientes causas:
Contra Juan Jose Cordero, por allana-
ment9.
Contra Eusebio Fernandez Rivera, por
COntravenc6n.
Contra Vicente Ramos Roman, Por isual
delitO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14
PrOteSta en- Mayaguez

Comunican de Mayaguez que los duenos
de establecim:entos dc bebidas pdblicas han
cerrado aver sus pnertas en- prutesta del bill
HoIlander.
Igual actitud han adop.ad los que Sc de
dican al negocio del tabaeo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14
I'm Crimen en- Salinas
La victima es una mujer

La vlctlma eS una muler
Ramon Escobar Maria Aatillano, vi
Wan maritalmente en- Salinas desde hace
dos amos, en- cuya poblaci6n trabajaba 81, de
pe6n de una hacienda en- 9, banio "Agui.
rre".
De caracteres diametralmente opuestos,
eran frecuentes las rilas entire la pareja,
casi Siemp.e provocadas pOr Maria, Quien
iba buscarle al trabalo muchas yeces sin
otro objeto que Ell de insultarle, estos desa
hogos tuvieron el yielnes un trsjico desen.
lace.
El amante, Ell un momento de c6lera sac6
un cuchillo J de una pu5alada, dej6 muerta
{ sn querida.
El desgraciado Ramon EScobar, ha sido
preso puesSo disposition del Jusgado,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14
Tribunal de pOliCia
DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL

Felix Audrade, por maltratar a Ramon
Gonzalez, 4 dollars de inulta, cuatro
dias de trab foi7alo; Juan Pauline PenA
por rina amenazas a Juan Cabaret, cinco
dollars de multa diez dias de trabajo for
gadoS; Anselma Sautos Isaac CGLde de
Diego, por pelea escandalo, la prmera
dos dollars de multa va el seguado un
dollar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14
DISrRlTo De SAN FRANCISCO

Francisco Fonte, por atropeilar de obras
4 Antonio Andno robaFie una camiseta,
10 centavoS en- plata una soga, dos dollars
de multa; Martina Mani, ,.p0r tratar de sgle
dir con un cucliilo ADgsl CeciIio ame
nazar Rogvlia Fauale, Cinco dollars de
multa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14
FL "Kaiser" y la Triple
AlianZa
Contra Russia

SeryiciO cablegrafico especial del Boletfn
Mercantil
Nueva York, lines. Ell Empera
dor Guillermo II de Alemaria hace
grandes gestiones para ell afanza-
miento de la Triple Alianza.
La prensa de Londres emplea un
tono marcadamente hostil al referir-
Sc 4 Russia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14
SALUO TRANQUlll]AO Y REPOSO PARA LAS
ManRES SYlAS cRlaInRAS

Ell JARABE CALMANTE de la Sra, WINS.
Low, sc da los ninos en- ei periodic de la DEN
TICI0N. Les ablanda las eneias, resuolye la in
Aamaci6n aiyia todo dolor y cura el eolco
toso. Inocente ehcaz eli todos los easos,
Aeonseiamos las madres que tougan un niao
enterno, que no deieu que la prevention propia
nj la de otros, eyite eI uso dc esta medieina que
proporoiona alivio SECURE, absolutamente SECURE,
SO usa op0rtunamente,
Carlos Julia, administrators de corre0s
de Juana Dlaz Su hermano Ramon, han
sido presses, de orden del Oomisiouado de
la COrte Federal senor Stewart Maltinaun
y conducidos Ponce, pof acusa'seles de
defraudaci6n al Estado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14
Exposition de pequenas
InduStrias Ell la COrte
de ESpana
5 rYiCiO Oablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantill

Madrid, l1nes.-Se ha Inaugural
do en- esta Corte, con toda solemn.
dad, la Exposition de pequenas in
dustrias, que obtendra, segGn Sc
espera, grandes resultados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14
CORTESe ESA T0S 0 +LIGERO RESFaIA-

CORrESe ESA T0S 0 +LlGERO RESFaIA.
do" cusndo esta en- su primer peli0do. AL
principle cederd un remedio suaye. Las
PASTILLAS BRONQUrALEs DE BROWN,
son titles cuando prevalecen, los resfriados,
tos, brOnquits, influenza, ronquers, y males
de la garganta, dan aliyio cast Immediate
mente. IN s.
IIa regresado de Ponce Mr.. Waldemar
f. Lee, empleado en- las ofi;inas de CJrreos
de esta capital.
"La Cruz Verde, calle de la Luna MI.
nero 49, es el estabIecmiento donde Sc ex-
nende la lecte mas pura que viene a. esta
Capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14
MAS GLORIAS
PUERTORRIQUENAS
MARIA AZPIROZ
EN- CUBA

Dice "La Union Espahola" coIegs haba.
nero:
'Hace aigunas uoches, la genial violinis-
ia Maria Azpiroz, fue inVitada por Mr..
Wood para que dera en- palaclo una mues.
ira de habilidad prodigiOsa. La nina acu.
do la cita y en- preSencia del general Wood
de su distinguida esposa, del senor Obs
po, del Mayor general ID. E. SicheS de
otraS varas perSonas mas de la co.onia
americana eiecut6 varias composiciones de
su lnagotable repertoire = (Beriot Sarasate,
Alard White etc.
La generala hizo a la precoz artista un
SoberbiO regalO; Ell general le ofreci6 reco-
mendarla los Estados Unldos todos con-
v'nieron en- que la nina los doce amos es
va una veldadera prcfesora, un prodgio.
Nos es muy grato hacer pdblico este
trluhtO de Maria Azpiroz que es triuufO
tamben de Espana de America pues la.
b'endo nacido en- Puerto Rico de padres es.
panoleS Sc educ6 en- Madrid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14

Antonio Reyes agredi6 aver nOche con
un bast6n a Lorenzo NaVas, en- la calle
de San Justo, la entrada de su casa.
Entire los dos Sc trav6 una lacha q basto.
nazos, en- la que tuyierOu que intervenir los
transeuntes para poner t6rmino a la con-
tlenda. .ee.sr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-14

Sc encuentran en- esta capital, los seno-
res don Federico Z. VireIa, aIcalde de
Lares, el stnor Lebr6n, de Patillas don
Laurentino EstreIa, calde de Camuy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-06-27
AFTER The BALL.
Good Feeling Prevails Over the
Queens Contest.

The APPEAL is happy to state that
nothing but good feeling prevails over
the Queens contest. The battle was
really fought by the friends and ad mir
ers of the two ladies and the beaten
faction takes their defeat good hum
oredly and will stand in to make the
coronation a complete success.
The principles take it the same way
and yesterday morning Mss Schulz
sent her congratulations to Queen
Nellie the lst," and everything is
lovely all around. The people of the
city are all very grateful to the young
ladies who entered the contest. as it
augmented the Carnival fund by
nearly 5000 and will place the finances
of the celebration on safe basis
AS the APPEAL has frequently con-
tended you cannot do anything well
without lovely women are at the helm
The town is to be Congra tulatcd that
the affair passed off so pleasantly with
none of the bitterness Of feeling which
| frequently charac>-rizes such contests
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-06-27
T0napah.

The following items are taken from
the Tonapah Bonanza:
Robert Stewart sends word from Soda
Vile that lumber for Jail building is
now on the way to Tonapah. The indi-
cations are that a Jail will be one of the
pressing wants of the future, and that it
soon will be filled.
The demonstrated and daily increas-
ing value of leases in this camp is pro-
ducing certain results not altogether to
be desired. Disputes as to ownership
are arising daily, and the Indications now
are that there will be considerable work
for the legal fraternity and the courts in
adjusting these difficulties.
In the Seauchamp & Tamblyn lease,
in which Frank Gotden and Bob Hof-
fer Of Carson are interested, the rock
assays from 81, 400 to s., 500 per ton.
! This rich rock is in the ledge in the
shaft and holds this average as sinking
! is continued. There has been no cross
cutting or drifting on this rich body of
ore as yet. The value of this lease nc
one can forsee but it is safe to say that
the owners will realize snug fortune
from What is in sight from the presen,
time
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-06-27
A Railroad Case.

One can get good idea of what rail-
road ease is from the following, take
from the columns of San Francisco
paper
John Quadt. a dealer in wall papers,
obtained judgment yesterday for Sl9l2,
with 50 costs against the Canadian Paci-
fic. Chicago & Northwest and Lehigh
Valley and Wabash railroads. This " as
on claim for over charge. the plaintiff
alleging that a tranSportati II contract
had been made fer SI.20 hundred
pounds. but that the railroads collected
Sl.15 per hundred.
Justice Long heard the case, devoting
half Il day to it. The railroads were rep
resented by George \. Knight and l.. =.
Il. Sawyer. George Ii. Perry WAS QUAD :
attorney. Nearly a carload of railroa,,
documents were i'll evidence and about
twenty railroad agents were III attend
ance.
Reading this, one wonders what will
be the end of the railway tax cases.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-06-27
Are You Going East This
Summer?

If you are going to the Pan-Ameri-
cau Exposition at Buffalo or to Cincin-
natl. Detroit. Chicago. Milwaukee, or
any point in the ! i. write or call
upon Mr.. D. w. Hitchcock, Gen. Agt..
Union Pacific r. II. Co., No. l Mont
eomery St, San Francisco, in regard
to reduced round trip rates to these
points. Three trains via. this route
leave California daily. The time of
the "Overland Limited = to Chicago is
less than 3 days and to Buffalo 3 days,
which is nearly a day quicker than any
other line
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-06-27
ALL SORTS.

Trib cures insect bites and stings.
All kinds of Carnival decorations at
the Fox Store.
Before the Carnival rush secure your
choice cigars from c. w. Friend.
John Smith of Belmont vas sentenced
to Is months in the State Prison for sell
ing liquor to Indians.
The weather service people predict cool,
pleasant days and bright sunshine for
next week.
Some very pretty white under skirts
to wear with your new lawn dresses,
can be found at F. w. Days.
Louis Pozzini, arrested at Austin on a
charge of administering poison to an
Indian. was discharged from custody.
"How sweet and contented that lady
looks going down the street,
'Yes lleed, she seems to have no care
on her mind. guess she is not on any
of those Carnival committees that meet,
every night
Major John Dennis is TO he asSociat-
ed with Ernest BINGHAM in the editor
ial management of the Journal which
will make a very strong newspaper
team.
For Carnival week Won will mead Some
new colorS in footwear. something not
too expensive and at The Sama time lp-
to-daie. Ed. Eurlin Iton viii fit you ont
Cut prices on summer foot wear Now is
the time 10 fall into line before ali are
gone.
The man WI no came down from Gard
nervile and circulated The report that
the rancherS were selling thoroughbred
horses, cattle and stacks Of hay in order
to pile up money To give hougl is count y
the Queen of the Carnival. must he til;
same man who said that Reno would q,
broke before she allowed Carson to name
the Queen.
The Carnival committee has con
cludeG to build two platforms on tht
grass in the Capitol square instead o
one as first contemplated. They vii
be used as grand stands during the day
parades and on the night of the Mard
Gras as dancing floors. They will be
put in the best possible shape for the
latter
Now that the Queens contest is owe
the town will settle down into its norma
condition once more, and Carson will gc
ready for her visitors coming next week
The Maids of Honor will at once begil
work on their court tOgs. 1t might be
good idea for the committee to give ear
of the Maids a certain sum out of tn
contest money for dress material al,
have it all alike.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-06-27
The Reno VaudeviIIes.

Saturday evening. June Goth. the
Reno Vaudevi!le's play at the Carson
Opera House This combination is
composed of Messrs Jacobs. Hewlett
and Hoffman,, who do an acrobatic
turn. Introducing an automobile built
especially for their own use-It's a hit
watch the bell.
EVERYBODY presented with a ring.
After YOU get the ring Messrs. Hewitt.
Lunsford roI!n. Blair ana OF her sweet
singers wilt render the latest popular
airs and will he accompanied by II
chorus of Twenty-Five voices and an Or
chestra that needs no praise at or,
hands.
Little Leo FIickm man, the hoy So
prano. will be heard in an entirely new
rcpetoire, everyone has heard this
sweet singer.
Palmer ana Ql1tieid will introduce a
musical turn IF rare ability, also mono
loeist work. They'll keep Yen laugh
ing from start to finish. They're a
whole show in themselves. They play
twelve different musical instruments.
The Riverside Comedy Four. do a
musical singing act. which is right
there with comedy and at the same
| time they don't forget the harmony.
This act 10 a winner.
Mr.. John MeGlin, will introduce
some new and novel musi: on the saxa-
phone. Mr.. Mehlin is "a thoroug b
musician and yon will enjoy this rare
| treat.
| There IS a large chorus and there
will be several of the latest ballad
sung, iufrCd ucjng dancing etc.
The boys have worked long and
hard on this entertainment and have
succeeded in maxim it one of the best
Seats on sale at the usual place.
The fist pant comprises singing il
costume Of th" Monastery scene OF the
Toy Maker.'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-06-27

If you want to be happy all of Carni
val week, buy your kid gloves of F.
w. Day. All our gloves are guaran-
teed against manufacturer imperfec :
tons, and we will replace with a new
pair any imperfect glove returned to
us that does not show signs of wear
The Centemeri glove is the best.
WANTED-Muckers to work in the
Iron Mountain Mine. Wages 81 so per
day. Apply to the mine superintend-
ent, Iron Mountain, Shasta County,
Cal. Take tain to keswick If.
See Lampson for all kinds of designs
and decorations, exterior and interior
Floats and booth building, cotton and
gold work, Egyption pastel and Queen
Ann fronts our specialties.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-06-27
THE STATE REVENUE CASES,
What the State Board Found in
Lincoln County.

Some weeks ago the State Revenue
Board sent the Attorney General to
Lincoln county to investigate some
revenue matters. The board had
learned that District Attorney Nc
Nance had accepted retainer of $500
from the Oregon Short Line people
and was also representing the county
in the delinquent tax case in which the
railroad figured. Mr.. Wood burn was
also com missioned with the investiga-
ton Of the mining tax cases.
His report to the board was that the
District Attorney of Lincoln ad limited
that he was acting as an attorney for
the Short Line, but that he had ac-
copied retainer before the road became
entangled with the county in litigation
of the road bed and that he had at
tended fully to the county's. interests
irrespe t'tive of his connection with the
railroad company, and clearly vindi-
| Gated the District Attorney.
Regarding his suits against the De
Lamar company for delinquent taxes.
he had sued merely for the delinquency
a it appeared on the record and had
not been connected with the assessing
CT the bullion tax in any way. The
record corrob0rated his statement.
Mr. Wood burn submitted questions
from the board to eX-aesessor Fruden-
thai mainly ask ing why the mine had
BEEN allowed to make such excessive
charge. for milling which cat down the
net profits and why the assessor did
not conUci them to bring their ac-
counts down to the real cost Of milling.
! The facts show that ohe DeEIlmar Com
Tany owned both a miro and mill and
the mine management made IA contract
with he mill anl4ement to mill ore
for 81, 4 tUn. hojh Arrangements be.
inc one and the same people. O! late
CHARGES until the average for the las,
five Wears WAS over $I3 a ton. Will,
the April FOnl Company in their re-
tnrns hal placed their milling charge.
at 81 30 ton.
T"c>e charges in the DeLamar &C
count was regarded as out of all pro
portion to the actual cost by the State
Board and made for the purpose 0
evading the payment of just revenue
and estimated that about 500. 90 ha:
been lost to the State in this way L
has never been able to date. to get a
satisfactory explanation of why the
company were allowed to thus cvade
taxation.
Mr.. McNamee stated to the Attorne,
,, General that the n pril Fool people hat
, m ,de returns showing no net profit tt
, speak OF, and had plld scarcely any
e tiXes, yet they had invested man,
l thousands of dollars in Salt LAX,
real estate He was contemplafin.
some evidence before the Grand Jur
and asking for purjury indictments
but an invests cation found that tn
, state ments, while signed, did not ap
D pear on their face as having beel
sworn to before an officer authorizes
:, t. ad minister an oath.
:, This is about as far as the board ha
gone in the matter and further deve1
Il opments from Lincoln county ar
9, awaited.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-06-27
Encouraging Sign.

Andy Newman vas up from the Vail
ranch on the Carson river yesterday
looking for men to pitch hay. 1t is an
encouraging sign that he Was unable to
one seems to be employed at something
else The wages offered are 81 per day
the highest in years 1t is understood
that the Mason Valley copper mines
have caused the scarcity of labor for az
ricultural purposes.-Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-06-27
Tonapah Mines Sold.

Hawthorne, June 25-John A. An
derson, of Philadelphia and A O. Tur-
ner, OF Grass Valley, have bought the
TOnapah mines. The price is S:,:;6. COO
of which $50, 1000 has been paid. SlO0.
600 to be paid in ninety days and 1886,
600 before January 1st. The deepest
shaft is ninety feet and in four feet of
ore that averages 81, 500 per ton.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-06-27
Wanted.

Fast pony or horse not taller than IS
inches at withcrs with feet cut down.
Must he chunky, fairly short coupled
and very fast. Would prefer we'll refined
horse of sensible disposition that has
scription to f. NJ. SH ANLEE, 80 Market
Street, San Francisco, Cal. Room 3.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-06-27
Latest Hats.

The very latest thing in ladies millin-
cry is the shirtwaist hat. The creation
is not only np-to-date, but is stylish. The
price is also in Keeping with the times
The ladies are invited to Inspect them at
Miss Lind's millinery parlors.
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Notice..

There will be meeting of the Car
quai tiers this. Thursday, evening at
80. Business of Importance will be
transacted. EUGENE HOWELL,
President.
F. D. VANDERLEITH,
Secretary.
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Bids Wanted.

Bids for concessions on all street stands
are now open and must be given in writ
ing to Committee on Publicity and Pro-
motion Immediately.
\. W. Rolf, s. B. Cohen,
Secretary. Chairman.
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A Good Selection.

Miss Epsie Grant has been selected
as Goddess of Liberty for the Fourth
of July. This is one of the best selec.
tions made as the young lady is thor
oughly fitted to fill the position, as she
is not only handsome, but has the
grace that goes to make Goddess TT
for the occasion.
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Carnival Cash.

The following is the sum received by
big time that is to be opened next week:
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Sadler have been reelected q teachers
Of the Wells school,
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