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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-02
Monday, June 2. 1902.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

Pag Amusements-Savin Rock. Bargain Day-J. Johnson x Son. Beauty--The Malett Hardware co. Book Cases-C Chamberlain Co. Brownies-Hyperion Theater. Bicycle Races-Coliseum Track. Cutlery-The J. E. Bassett X Co. Chamber Suits-Brown x Durham. orations-The Thompson Shop. Grape Nuts-At Grocers. Inyestments-C. w. Scranton Go. Muslin Underwear-ChaS. Monson Co. Mother Seigel's Syrup--Druggists'. Mus..n Underwear-H Howe X Stetson. Odd Tunks-Brooks X Co. Ribbons--Gambe Desmond Co., Sarsaparila-.E. F. Hall & Son. Special Summer Session-G. w. Kelsey. Wanted-R -Room--Room, this office. Wanted -Situation--710 Grand Avenue. Wanted Cook-52 Court Street. Wanted-Glrl-1305 Chapel Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-02
Wash Fabrics.

Imported Silk Ging- hams, regular soc grades, 8 styles, at 25c.
 Crepe Lawns and Silk Grenadines, 8oc to $1.25,
 quality, soc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-02
Two Special Offers in Children's and Misses
 ReeferS.

All these are new goods, not more than six weeks from the makers hands. It is getting late in the season, and we won't carry them over.
 Lot I. $ Garments in all sizes from 6 to IS yrs Former prices $4 and $5 each. To be sold at S2.99.
 Lot 2. % Garments, all sizes from 6 to I6 yrs. Former prices were $6.95 to S1o. To be sold at S4.eo.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-02
The China for the Summer Home.

If you are like the ma- jority of summer home people, who have a sepa: rate outfit for a few months at the shore, you want your china good and pretty, but cheap.
 We'll we have exactly what you want. $4.6o to $I2.4o a set, and such china at those prices as you cannot get anywhere this side of New York, and as good as anything you will get there.
 Toilet Sets; a new lot, sI.2o.
 Lamps for cottage use, all kinds; a hanging, cen draft lamp complete, for SI.o8.
 Rogers & Hamilton's knives and forks. A plate S3.80 a dog.
 German silver Tea Spoons, look as we'll as silver, but don't cost like it; 79c a dog.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-02
Art Embroidery Sale Specials"

Picture Frames with stamped linen design, worth soc at 2;c 359 Pillow Tops, worth soc each, tor IAc each Commenced pieces. large variety, linen alone in these is worth as much as its sale price; total value of piece up to $2. 50. Choose a
 sec eact
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-02
An Astonishing Sale of
 Silk Waists.

Less than Half Prices on Waists Worth up to $25
 This is of the chances that in each year If you do seize it as it lies you wait another twelve months to get opportunity like it.
 We have divided OUR ENTIRE STOCK of Silk Waists into three lots, as foows;-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-02

Lot 3 200 pairs of one of the best known makers of corsets; variety of shapes and length, made of the finest coutilles, sateens, etc., all boned with best of steels, all sizes from IS to 30. Regular values from $1. to hO~ $1.5o pair. Sale price, VY~
 Lot 4. 25o pairs of high grade White Batiste Corset, just the corset for hot weather. All French gored; the newest long over hip shape, boned with finest of steels, sizes IS to 30. A rare chance. s7O~ Value, $1.5o While they last, "
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-02
The Semi Annual Sale of
 -- COrSetS. --

This is sale that is always associated with the Muslin Un- derwear movements and in its way quite important. Its values through the logical masteru position in the markets This is the largest Corset Store the state;thats why it able do things that smaller cannot do.
 Prominent among the goods offered 1000 Pairs New, Clean and Perfect Corsets, in
 Best Approved Models, at Half Their
 Fair Retail Value. Some of the leading items here mentoned;-
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
Denver Live Stock Market.

DENVER, Colo. June 18.-Receipts
Of live stock at the Denver Union Stock
Yards for the month to date are 81, $3.50
cattle. 2.7ll hogs and 1868 sheep, show
ing an increase Of 9,702 cattle and a
decrease Of LAST hogs and l.l56 sheep
compared to the same period last year.
For the year to date there is an increase
OF 81. $50 cattle and 1850 sheep and .
decrease o. 1881 hogs. The week closes
with practically no market here except
for butcher stun and even that market
Is limited. Everything depends entirely
upon the decision Of the Colorado Pack.
ing company whether or not 1t will meet
the demands of its men for an increase
in pay. At present everything Is prac-
tically shut down. The movement OF
southern cattle 10 making some business
but there is no movement on the market
of either seockers or feeders. Buyers
are not wanting but little just now and
this market is in about the same con-
dition Is others. All depends upon the
corn crop. Eastern markets on choice
beef steers are gradually reaching the
Sc mark. the past weeks top prices
being S7.a5. A fair run of southern
cattle 10 expected next week.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
The Socialist I'm Politics.


Socialism is q theory, and its disciples
are political dreamers. Their platforms
are platitudes. and the dupes, who
bliDdiy follow this ignis fatuous in mod
ern politics do not comprehend the hand
that directs the alluring meteor. There
is . class Of independent voters who
want something which they cannot state
in definite languabe. and to such = gilt
teripe generality appeals. Municipal
ownership OF public utilities Is definite
statement Of the socialistic progrOm. but
this rational movement is Discounts
naneed By ultra Missionaries whose aims
and purposes neither they nor any one
else can comprehend. Extremists are
always liadie to damn any cause. no
matter how lsudable. with which they
are associated.
The man who callaShimself conserva-
tive 10 frequently radical on the wrong
side. The man who calls himself radi-
cal Is frequently superficial. Evolution
eliminates both and progress is newt
able. The radical fool, and conservative
knave, are alike stumbling blocks in the
path of true proGress.-Denver Demo-
crat.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

At the water supply in some of our
largest streams. These cannot be used
for the ordinary purposes of private
ownership without harm to the greater
interests for which they we're estab-
ished. but they may easily he kept as
game preserves without interfering with
the water supply or the forests.
It is. therefore. to he hoped that cong
ress will act upon the presidents sug-
gestion and will provide for one or more
suitable preserves In this state. where
our wild game may be kept and in-
creased. and which may serve AS y
source Of SUPPLY for the regions now 30
rapidly being cleared OF wild life by
resident and visiting hunters. Colorado
Springs Gazette.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
The Irrigation Bill.

Z Washington dispatch SAYS;
Tue rrigati0n Dill - passed oy she
neose creates reclamation fdnd
from the sale III public lands In Arizt'na,
Caiitornta, Colorado. Idaho. Kansas
Montana. Nebraska. Nevada Now
MEXICO, North Dakota. oklahoma'
oregon south Dakota' otsh' "asn'he.
to0 and wyoming. iess the amount paid
70 local land officea and 8 per cent Que
the state under existing laws Tor eoaca-
taonal purposes the reclamation fond 10
% USED Tor the construction ana maih-
tenance OF irrigation works In the STATES
and territories enumerated.
Provision is made for the payment out
OF the treasury OF any oenc'ehc'es III Tue
allowances to agricultural colleges ow-
ing to this disposition OF public 'ands.
Inc secretary OF the interior Is anthor-
ICED to examine. survey and construct
the irrigation works and report the cost
thereof to congress at each session.
Section provides Tor the iettine OF
contracts for the works contemplated IN
sections, when the necessary funds are
available IN the reclamation tuhd tor
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
Report Was Not Verified.


Peter Jennings. state timber inspect.
or, and Fred ]. McNair, of I.eadviiie, q
prominent mining engineer, stopped In
Craig Tuesday night and on Wednesday
morning started on u trip through the
Mavbell country.
These gentlemen came to this county
In the interests Of the state. but while
here they made q little tonr OF investi.
cation on their own account. One OF
the things they came for Ii to investi.
gate the reports Of timber depredations
going on east Of Sidney. but upon exam.
ination they found that the reports could
not be verified. They then came down
to look over strip Of state land which
extends from Elk Head In a southeast.
erly course to point near Hayden. fol-
which application for lease has been
made. There are about S,0D acres in
this strip.
From here they went to investigate
the state land situation in Msybell val.
ley after which they will send in re.
port to the state land board.
They were ptloted around In the lower
country BY Long Horn Thompson
Craig Courier.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
Preserves For wild Game.

The annual message OF President
Roosevelt included Recommendation
that certain areas be set aside Is pre-
serves for wild game, and the sttentiOn
of congress is again directed to this
matter BY Mr.. Lacey, Of Iowa. The
subject is one Of considerable interest
TO the people Of Colorado, where the
wild game, including deer, elk, bear,
antelope, grouse and other birds and
animals. 10 not only = valuable posses
sion Of our own people. but forms a
strong attraction to bring into tho state
numerous outside visitors who arc Of
great benefit to us In many ways.
1t is . matter Of genersi knowledge
that no state game law, however well
executed, Is sufficient to secure the ends
desired in the protection Of wild game
and the maintenance OF our game re-
sources. On the other hand, experience
has clearly shown. in the Yellowstone,
in the Adirondacks, and In other places
In various parts Of the country where
game preserves have been established
by individuals or BY tho government,
that these do not only preserve the game
within their limits, but that they also
form asource Of supply from which the
depleted region adjoining may Be re-
pienished.
Colorado is especially suited for the
establishment If one or moro Of these
game preserves, because there are al
ready set aside tracts Of large area
which are necessary to the maintenance
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
j. n. Pierce Robbed aud As.
Salilted.

j. n. Pierce Robbed and As
saulted.
GLENwooD SPRINGS, Colo June ID
Jerry Pierce. u member Of the nrm oil
tho Nuck0lls Packing company Of
PueblO, was robbed al d brutally ~
saulted ~; masked highwavman q
Minturn, Hfty miles east Of this city. u
$50 this morning. Mr.. Pierce's con
,dition is very serious.
The robbery occurred in the cabooss
Of q Denver Il Rio Grande stock freight
Mr.. Pierce and his partner, Mr.. Heef
we're IN charge Of a number Of cattle be
ing shipped. At Ninturn the trair
stopped and Mr.. Reef aud the memberi
OF the train crew left the caboose. Mr.
Pierce remaining alone.
A few minutes later masked man
armed with a revolver. suddenly entered
the caboose and ordered Mr.. Pierce Il
turn over his money and watch on paii
Of being shot.
Mr.. Pierce compiled. giving the mar
two IS notes and his watch. The ro6bol
became angry when his victim said ht
had nothing more Of value to give and
began to beat Mr.. Pierce about tile head
with his revolver. MIR. Pierce was
rendered unconscious and the robber,
was not discovered until the train crew
returned.
DR.. F. 1. Coffman. the company's sur
geon at Minturn, WAS summoned and
dressed the injured mans wounds and
then had him sent to Leadville, wherl
his family reside. DIR. Coffmau pro
nounces Mr.. Pierce's wounds ~ very
serious and says that he must have l0sl
fully half a gallon OF blood before he
was found.
Mr.. Pierce 10 IS years Of age. He va
unable to give any description Of tn,
hold.up. The sheriff OF Eagle county
and number Of deputies arc securing
the country In the vicinity Of Mintur,
in hopss Of catching the hlghwayman
4. - -
The above dispatch appeAfed II u,
Denver Post, which arrived here Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Pierce's many friendl
in this vicinity hope he 10 not seriously
hurt.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21
RANCH PROPERTY A SPECIALITY.

Mark Twain and Mark Hanna have
both been honOred with an LII. ID. de-
gree. At the present rate colleges and
universities are securing the horizon for
other marks of their esteem who will
make good advertisements.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

Promptiv Attended 10.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

The above dispatch sppsafed IN I'M
Denver Post, which arrived here Tnurs-
day evening. Mr.. Pierce's many friends
in this vicinity hope he is not seriously
hurt.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

OF what does bad taste in your
mouth remind YOU! 1t indicates that
your stomach is in bad condition and
will remind you that there is nothing 50
good for such . disorder as Chamber.
lain's Stomach Il Liver Tablets after
having once used them. They cleanse
and invigsrate the stomach and regu-
late the bowels. For sale at Is cents
per box by StrehIke Il Owens.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

Our total exports and imports last
year figured up to s2.l52,OOO,OO.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

The highest mountains in the world
next to the Himalayas are the Andes Of
South America.
The Meeker herald., 1902-06-21

Stops the Cough
and Works or the Cold.
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure
= cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price p cents
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-16
Douglas Notes

A stranger was robbed OF $40 Sun
day night. During the day he got
drunk and at night tough looking
customer was seen to follow him out
of town. In the morning he aWoke to
find his purse gone.
Charles Day, who was accidently
shot at Bridgeport a few weeks ago,
is improving slowly and is now out of
danger
L. H. Taylor passed through town
Sunday on his way to Antelope valley.
where he expects to make a survey OF
Alkali lake. He believes the lake will
make a good storage reservoir for the
ranchers along the lower West Wal
ker.
C. c. Small, well known in this
valley. was arrested this week on the
charge OF grand larceny for stealing
horse belonging 20 Jake Warner
He was brought before Justice OF the
Peace Dake and was admitted 10 bail
for 5000 His trial will take place
August 10Th at 2 o'clock.-Reccrd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-16
,SmELTER Difficulties:
An Attachment Placed on the
.;rl', Valley Furnace

An attorney representing the Ris-
don Iron Works of San Francisco, ar
rived in town Wednesday and yester
day placed lien of $500 on the Car
son Valley Smelling Cos plant. 1t ap-
pears that the Vulcan Smelter Com
pany does not manufacture their smell
tiers but get the work done by outside
concerns and in this instance at least
have not paid up. The local company
have had no business transactions
with the Risdon Iron Works and have
receipts from the Vulcan Company
for every dollars worth of material
on the ground. 1t is unfortunate that
the company should be embarrassed
in this manner just on the eve of
starting up and we trust the affair will
be soon adjusted satisfactorily.-Rec
ord
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-16
Funeral Services

The funeral services OF the late J.
"a. Wright took place yesterday after
noon at the home. They were private
and only relatives and immediate
friends attended At train time the
members OF the \. O. U. W., dele
cation from the band and also from
the Warren Engine company escorted
the remains to the depot where they
We're shipped to Sacramento where
interment will take place today. Many
friends gathered at the depot to eX-
press their sorrow to the relatives.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-16
The Relay

An exciting relay race is billed for
Sunday when the married men of this
city and the Gardnerville team will
ride. The last time the two teams
tried out the married men carried
home the CORY scalp Of the visitors.
and from all reports the Carson tribe
Will have to be and doing if they wish
to land With the prize Sunday. While
this may not be one OF the fastest
races ON the coast il is certain to be
one Of the most exciting as both
cams are up 10 the game. There is
no doubt but that a big crowd will be
al the track to see the exciting event
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-16
Painfully Injured

Danhauser f1ume in Kings canyon An
drew Farrell was thrown from tres
tie by piece of wood that jumped
the box. This resulted in a badly
sprained ankle and it is feared that
his leg is broken near the ankle. 1t
wood team and by the time he was
home the leg was badly swelled. which
will prevent a close examination for
a day or SO. At the best he is out of
commission for a number Of weeks
and the shaking up he received has
made him pretty sore.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-16
EQUAL TAXATION
A Good Suggestion From A
Stranger

The Appeal has received the follow
ing circular, which speaks for itself:
The Tax Commission under the pre-
sent law are unable to succeed in
their strong effort for equal taxation.
The fo..owing law will be the remedy,
viz:
mo evidence shall be allowed
in Court to recover for property
that has escaped taxation.
Under this law everything called
property that can be stolen or destroy
ed by fire, will be promptly taxed,
which will make the rate so low no
one will dodge his taxes.
Under this law no one will move
from one city to another city, state
or county to escape taxes.
Under this law everyone will pay
taxes on all his property which will
be equal taxation according to the
constitution of all the states.
Under this law the value of every
dollar of property Will be taxed to
maintain the machinery of the gov
eminent which alone guarantees pea.
ceable possession and gives value to
said property.
1t makes the taxpayers tired tC
maintain Courts for people to recover
for property that has not been taxed
1t is time said law was passed by
the Legislature of every state
Every nominee for the Legislature
should be instructed tO Push it A
lang Push it Along
Respectfully.
w. R. LPLE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-16
Rescue Work

Mrs. Jennie G. Nichols, State super
intendent of the California Children's
Rescue Work Society, is spending a
few days in Carson.
The object of the Children's Rescue
Work Society is to rescue orphan
the streets and from unnatural homes
and fit them to become useful mem
bers of society; to make them honest,
law-abiding citizens, and to decrease.
as much as we can, the supply to
al! ranks OF pauperisin and crime.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-16
Sued For Libel

The TuScarOra Times Review prop
rietor has been sued for libel by A.
p. Johnson, an attorney. The Times
Review says:
The offense is alleged to have been
committed when we published. III our
issue OF last Thursday, our report OIL
the trial OF the State VS.. DOry. That
part of the item which gave Offense
was the paragraph wherein we men
toned the incident of the trial where
the offended practitioner was rebuked
by opposing counsel, Hon. Marion S.
Wilson, for misquoting the law to the
jury
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-16
Attracting Attention

Division Agent Prentice leaves for
San Francisco today to assist Major
ingalls, with the Nevada exhibit. He
received the following telegram from
the Major yesterday:
"Sagebrush, maps and pictures re-
ceived. 1t is the general opinion here
that the Nevada exhibit is the best in
the building. 1t is drawing the great
est crowds"
Arrangements were made yesterday
for the shipping of choice vegetables
will be sent down today-Journal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-16
ANNEXATION DISCUSSED
The Question Giving the Presi-
dent Anxiety

can leaders who are in close touch
with the administration say that the
question of Cuban annexation is Civ
Ing the President considerable con-
Germ, and it is asserted that he will
call in consultation. regarding this
matter. the leading lEen of his party.
II the President realizes the gravity
OF the situation, wha- can be said OF
the beet sugar and sugar cane pro-
drc.rs. who wer, instrunt ntal IN de-
fes;ing bill establishing reciprocal
relations with the Cuban Republic?
From their stand po.nt, the argu-
ment against annexation is five times
as strong and weighty as the argu-
ment against reduction of only 20
per cent. in the sugar duties.
AS a matter OF fact, it is said. the
majority of the planters and nearly
all OF the business interests In the
islands have favored annexation ever
since Cuba ceased to oe Spanish
possession and there is no dMlht that
they have been impressed by the pros
perity which free trade has bruught
TO Porto Rico.
The recent ut.tranceS OF General
Lee and Consul General Bragg upon
the Cuban situation have made con-
siderable OF an impression on the AM
erican people who have little faith in
.f11 Of Ao7n O
publics General Lees blunt declara-
ton that the failure of reciprocity
means anarchy with annexation as
an inevitable outcome is the opinion
of a man whose familiarity with the
theatre of action in Cuba cannot be
questioned.
Favor Annexation Of Cuba.
In discussing General Lees views,
Representative Newlands, who intro
duced in the House relations inviting
Cuba to become a part of the United
States, said:
Il consider General Lee such an au
thority on Cuban matters that his re
cent statement cannot be disputed
He enjoys the confidence of the mem
bers of both parties and knows the
Cuban situation thoroughly l shall
never forget the very interesting
statement he made before one of the
House committees on the wonderful
resources OF Cuba, the fertility of hel
soil and the millions of dollars thai
We're going to waste because of the
land.
Mr.. Newlands remarked that the
large element in Cuba who favored
annexation feared at the present time
to propose such a step for fear il
would naturally object to relinquish
ing their grasp on affairs when the
sweets of authority were so new tt
them
An invitation from this country t
Cuba to become a part of the United
States" continued Mr.. Newlands. Ii
sure to disarm any suspicion Oh he
part that she might become a mill
tldIS GepcNCtncy SUci DIS the mn l.
pines"
Senator Morgan OF Alabama come
out fat-footed Tor annexation.
Cuba" said the Senator. is a
necessary TO the United States as Ire
land is to Great Britain 1t is unnet
essary to refer to the fact that thi
has been recognize. since the days Q
Thomas Jefferson Every far-sigilte
American knows today as every fal
sighted American has recognized i
the past, that Cuba must eventual
become part of the United States.
Il am inclined to agree with Nj
Newlands that the time has com
wnen we should take a decisive ste
toward Cuban annexation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-16
When you want

When you want
DR.. Z. A. Darmour, OF Hawthorne. is
registered at the Carson Exchange
w. e. +. Deal spent yesterday in
this city
NJ d. Coats, Of Odgen, is a guest
ct the Arlington.
George Maute. who has been rusti-
eating at Lake Tahoe has returned
to this city. He reports the Lake the
proper place to remove the TOnOpah
dust, especially is one visits the Ia
hoe Tavern
Albert Lackey. ex-superintendent OF
the Ooverman and Caledonia mines.
has had a relapse and hope OF his re-
covery is abandoned
The Truckee Lumber company at
Verdi had $500 worth of lumber burn
ed by fire last Monday
In the, case OF Chartz VS.. the Com
stock Tunnel company the statement
on motion for new trial was filed
yesterday in the Supreme Court by
Attorney Huffaker.