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dollars.

dollars.
Sacramento district was on the ives
slope OF the range and toward tn,
town of Lovelock. A large number O.
claims were worked in early DAYS anc
good deal of rich ore was taken
out
Sierra district is in the Dun Glen
country and is quite rich. The prop
critics are now being investigated a
scond time with a great deal of in
terest and the prospects are for them
becoming producers.
Star district is close to Unionville
and contains some of the richest
mines In the county, notably the She
ba, recently acquired and now being
operated by Salt Lake company.
Trinity district in which the Ara
ola mines are, is one of the famous
humboldt camps The distrio pro-
duced several million dollars, bu. the
40 pAofCu IcUclllOuS. AL one time
over twenty claims were producing.
Willow creek district was discoy-
cred in 1880 and Keenedy in 1890,
Among others is Winnemucca district.
within few miles of the county seat.
where the Pride of the Mountain has
produced over 100000.
Vicksburg, Denio, Kings river, Sa-
dorus and Osgood districts are among
those recently organized and have
mines of more or less value.
Anthony is found in several places
in the county in paying quantities.
Large deposits of salt are found, as
well as boraX. Near Lovelock are
extensive nitre fields. Close to the
Churchill county line aref ound nickel,
cobalt and iron. There is not a town
ship in the county but contains min
eral indications.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-03-21
MADE ICE IN AUGUST.
Story Of the Indian Who Originated Famous
Ghost Dancing Craze.

Jack Wilson, the famous Piute In
| dian who started the ghost dance Graz,
among the Indians all over the Unit
ed States few years ago, lives in Ma
son Valley, Nevada" said an officia
OF the Indian bureau the other day
He does not have the influence
among the Indians now that he had
ten years ago, although he is more
than the ordinary Indian intellectual
iy. His success as apostle was due
to his superior intelligence, combined
with low cunning and an utter lack of
conscience. To secure the power and
influence he welded over his follow
ers III the early days of his notoriety,
be resorted to numerous tricks and de-
ecptions.
On one occasion when he had been
lecturing on the new religion he told
his audience that on the next day he
would make ice from the river and in
vited all to see him perform a miracle
1t being August he knew that to make
them believe he had made ice would
give him greater prestige He select
ed point below bend in the river.
and after securing a trusty accomplice
who took from neighboring ice
house a generous lump and deposited
1T in the current above the bend, Will
son, with wild gestures and weird in
carnations, placed himself a. a con-
venient point where he lifted the float
ing ice from the water when it reach
ed him from above, and thus made the
Piutes believe he had supernatural
power. By such trickery he made his
associates believe that the ghost
dance would drive the white man
away from this country and bring
back the buffalo. o."-Washington Post.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-03-21
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Baltimore syndicate which has
purchased the principal street car
lines of San Francisco has paid over
the sum of $1S,617, 900.
The Turkish government has fatty
refused the demand of the United
States for the repayment of the sum
Of money-$72. .000-paid to the brig
amos as a ransom for Miss Stone and
Nine. Tsilka.
Senator Proctor has introduced a
bill continuing in force the present
law for the exclusion of the Chinese
until the expiration of the existing
treaty with China or until new trea-
ty shall be negotiated.
The Coils p. Huntington estate,now
being inventoried by New York State S
tax appraisers, acting with the execu-
or $29. 900, ,000 The transfer tax will
approximate 100000 This is the un-
official information about the sched-
ule of property left by Mr.. Hunting
ton.
The Democrats of the House, at a
adopted resolutions declaring that
Congress should express the sympa-
thy of the American people for the
struggling Boer republics and pledg-
ing themselves to use their utmost en-
deavors to force the committees to re-
port resolutions expressive of such
sympathy, if only that Congress may
have an opportunity to act.
General Nelson A. Miles yesterday
told the senate Committee on Military
Affairs that if the bill introduced by
Senator Hawley at the instance of the
War Department for the organization
OF General staff of the army should
ger hold 4..s commission. The reason
he gave for the statement is that the
bill is utterly subsersive of the inter
est of the military establishment Ind
he said he would not be party to
such a proceeding to the exten. n
4 yea continuing to hold his place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-03-21
IT MUST cOME.

As inevitable as the changing seasons Of
the year is the change which comes to
every woman. And just as one antici-
pates the changes of other seasons il is
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A Woman With a Clear Complexion

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Headache Saps Your Vitality

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
NEW YEARS RECEPTION.
Secretary corseiyou Yesterday Made
...1e prcofar, fer the Dsy.

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Dr. Basil Harvey. Chicago.
Mrs. j. NJ. Stewart and two children
Oshkosh. Wis: Mrs. Stewart. fractured
law: Earl. broken arm and collar bone
Hobart fractured hip.
Russell Quinn. Chicago; burns. consid-
cred serious.
James Barnes. Woodstock. Ont.
Beatrice Geddes Sarnia-
J. ]. Cu,hbertson. Port Huron. Mich
fractured jaw; considered serious.
John Bird. Chicago; fractured arm
j. \. Lamont. Wyoming. ont: frac-
tured leg
Mrs. w. Gott and daughter. London.
]. Shawley. Strathroy.
w. II. Cole and wife. Flint. Mich.
p. X Mcdonald, Strathroy-
Mr.. I. y. Byrnes. sarnia.
Annie Sinclair. kokomo. ont
Miss Flossie Cuthbertson. Port Huron
Mich.
Mrs. Pugsley. London
r. Jackson. Petrolia. cont
The name OF the telegraph operator Al
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
REBELLION
IN KWANG 81
SPREADING
Lamentable State of Affairs
New Existing.
LUNG CHOU BEINGBESEIGED
imperial Troops Kill Both
Rebels and Non-CombatantS.

Victoria, B. c., Dec. N.-The recrudes
enoe of the rebellion in kwang 81 is caus
ing lamentable state of affairs in thai
province, according to mail advices re
ceived from China. Lung Chou, promi'
rent walled city of Kwang 81, was being
besieged by the rebels when the last adj
vices were dispatched. Nan Kin, on the
West river. was surrounded oy rebels
wno sent messengers to the governor
FALLING him to fight them. These rebels
looted a steamer sent to Nan Ming with
provisions and money for the governor oi
that city
The province is not only suffering by
reason of the depredatiOns OF the rebels,
ldt also by the imperial troops. who
when they have dispersed the insurgents,
ravage the countryside.
The braves. eager for loot and TO dis
plav the heads of rebels slain in battle
make no distinction between rebel and
peaceful inhabitants Crops are destroy
I'd, accompanied by indiscriminate pill
iaging and acts of savagery- AS re-
kuIt. instead of contracting, the sphere
of the rebellion is growing more wide
spread than ever. While the reebls are
harassing kwang Su in the south the
other rebel movements have been started
in Kan Sy by General Tung Flu Slang,
and 10 the northeast Of Pekin by the En-
sIia Peng. who defended Chao Ying val
ley. which is shut in by high mountains
against the Russians in 1909, and who has
b, gun movement against the Chimes
movement. III ehas gathered seevral thou
sand men and has several cannon and
small arms. General Ma has been sen;
against him with the force of imperial
troops General Tung Flu Slang has 1906
troops and has accumulated large
amounts OF grain and stores at Ming
Hsia. and. assisted by Prince Tuan, Il
prescribed boxer leader. he has begun a
movement against Pei1in in the western
province Anotner troublesome move
n,ent is reported from Nanking, where
wboxers are said TO be openly proseiyt-
ing the men of North kiang Su.
Brief reports are given in Tien Tsin pa
pers Of "A nearthquake at Hsin Chang
China. as a result of which 600 lives Were
lost No particulars were given. Details
are now at han dof the disaster at thc
Tang Shan pit hitherto briefly reported
The disaster was due to pit fire, and IN
his effort 10 dam the fire and save the
Chinese miners, MIR. Naitera Stochman
lost his life Sixteen Chinese were also
burned to death.
one of those dreadful river disasters
which have occurred several timesj on
Chinese rivers. took place on November ,,
on the Yang Use river a strong tide
caused a serious disaster among the junks
of the Chinese bund. \ small rice boat
broke away. carrying some six other
small junks above them and in in trice
half a mile Of junks were adrift in q
seething mass, some on their beam-ends
some capsized. until actually hundreds OF
1unks drifted away in patches.
The North China Daily News says there
was terrible loss OF life as Well as OF
property No estimate has been made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
RECOMMEND AN INVESTIGATION
Saltwater City Council Wants tc
Know About Their Salaries.

Guthrie, O. T., Dec. 27-Stillwater is
doing the St Louis stunt. Wednesday
night the finance committee of the council
made the following report to the coun-
ell. which report was approved and its
recommendations adopted by the city
council:
Saltwater. 0. T., Dec, 16, 1902.
ITO the Mayor and Council:
we, the finance committee, to whom
was referred the report of the city attor-
Eey with reference to the msappropria-
tion of the city funds. beg leave to report
that we have carefully examined and in
vestigated the same and we recommend:
'First-That as to the contracts alleged
to have been made with the members of
the city council, the city attorney be di-
rected to report whether said contracts
have been wholly executed; and if wholly
executed. whether any fraud or over
charge was involved therein. whereby the
city was defrauded of any money or lost
anything by reason of such contracts.
"Second-That as to salaries paid the
mayor and councilmen. we regard the pro-
position as being somewhat doubtful, but
believe the law does not authorize the
payment of salaries to such officers. In
order TO have the matter judicially deter
mined without involving the city in many
suits at law on a doubtful proposition.
We recommend that the city attorney be
directed To bring suit against Geo w.
Wallace. mayor. for the sum of $2S. re-
ceived by him as salary. he having re-
oeived the largest amount thereof; and
that action by the city attorney as to
others who have received salaries he
taken. If the suit against the said Geo.
Wallace be favorable TO the city.
FREEMAN l.. MILLER. chm.
c. E BUSH.
c. T. FORBIS.
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loops Pills cure constipation. 25 cents.

get out at night, have a good dog with
| a bell to his neck and take large fash
light with you turn the dog loose and
follow him by the sound Of the bell
When the bell stops ringing you know
| that the dog has sighted something, then
fash the light In that direction until you
| locate the game and you can Kill all there
is in the bunch When the light is turned
on the game it blinds them and they sim
ply stand until they are killed. Another
way is TO shoot into bunch and run the
chances of getting as many as you can.
4 good sportsman does not do this. as he
cnly goes out for the sport of the kill
ing one at d time The ones that do il are
the fellows that make business. of sell
ing them 1t was told Oh the streets
yesterday that certain game wardens
we're in .cahootes' with some of those
fellows and when they were sold he got
his rakeoff.
Oklahoma is about the only place left
where you can find game in any quantity.
At the rate they have been killed off this
fall they viii not last long. \ dozen qCails
can be bought in AIva for - cents.
4 prominent county official said yester-
day The way these fellows who make a
business of killing quail do TO evade the
law on shipping game out of the terri
tory is TO ship them about the terri
tory until they finally land at Enid and
put away in the cold storage there. Then
along in March. after the shooting season
is over. the people there ship them to
Kansas City, st. Louis and other points
where they can get good prices for them. -
II is claimed that carload after carload
was handled in this way last year.
The representative of the Review talked
with several members of the Alva Gun
club yesterday and they are all in favor of
the legislature changing the tima for open
ing the season to December l and closing
February /. making the quail season sixty
days instead of ninety days. as at pres
ent.
In talking with Claud McCroory. one of
the leading members Of the club. he said:
MY opinion is that there ought to be
Make a good stiff law with heavy fine
for any railroad or express company
caught handling them. It's shame the
way they have been killing the game
around here lately and / am willing to do
all can to help stop it"
John Boughan said each member of the
Gun club ought TO report any game they
see being shipped. Make the open season
from December l to February 1, and en-
act stronger laws and see that the game
warden does his duty.
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Falls City. Nebraska.

gress; the public printer: the commits
sioner OF labor; the civil service conf
mission; the commissioner of fish and
fisheries; the regents and secretary Of
the Smithsonian Institution: the heads OF
bureaus in the several departments: the
president of the Columbian Institution
for the Deaf and Dumb.
1890 p. m.-The Society OF Cincinnai:
the Associated Veterans Of the War Of
1854: the Grand Army OF the Republic;
the Union Veterans Legion: Union Vet
Grams Union; Spanish War Veterans; the
members of the Oldest Inhabitants asso-
citation of the District Of Columbia.
p m.-Reception OF citizens
Adjutant General CorbIn Of the army.
and Assistant Secretary Darling q the
navy. today issued the customary orders
requiring all officers OF the army, navy
and marine corps 10 assemble in fun uni
form on New Years day at their re-
spective headquarters and proceed thence
to pay their respects to the president
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
CHANGE IN GAME LAWS.
People Think Too Much Hunting Is
lone Out Of Season

Guthrie. o. T.. Dec. 27.-The sportsmen
OF Oklahoma are starting an agitation,
which viii probably end in Il demand on
the territorial legislature 10 change the
game laws.
The AIva Review presents the subject
in a very forceful manner in the follow
ing para ragraphs:
Whose fault is it that so much game is
being killed ana shipped out OF the ter
ritory? That is the question you hear on
the streets now. What can be done to
remedy it, is the other. Is the season
too long OF is il the fault of the game
wardens? The season for shooting game
in Oklahoma opens October 10 and closes
January l.. ninety days in ALL Sportsmen
say that the quail and other game is only
half grown when the season opens, Oct
ober Is and that the time should be
changed 10 December l, and then run two
months. They also say that hunters go
out and pot shoot quail. One way is to