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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-10
Cdmara de Delegates
Rztraoto Dc Ia sesion de hoy 10 Fbro.)
Abri6se ID sssion s la> 81 con las
formAlidades de costumbre.
PETICIOSEs

Una dc don Antonio Lab 81, Con !.
tador municipal de San Juan, recla.
mando aumento de kueleo y autori.
zaci6n pAra proponer snS empleados
snbalternos y separation de los mis-
mos.
Una inatancia de II socieaad Il
eUni6n de vArios onci. o, de MEya.
gtisz. pidiendo qas no Ne apruebe Ell
HI B. is sobre arbitrs &c I z,so.
Otra de II socisdAd eUnitn local
de alba flileF., de Msy nj q, pidien.
do tAmb 6n no se aprusbe Ell H B 18.
El AyuntAmiento de M4risAo aoii'
cita que 10 Ckmara vote IN c1e Ito
para conat, ucci6n lie dos tros % de
earretera que una quel pueblo con
las ciudaaes de MAyagti ~ San
German.
Una instancis de varios padres de
fAmilia &c San JaAn, suplicando se
6eje sin fscto una orden del Board
de CAridad, prohibisndo el que se
visite 6 los asilados.
Bill en- 1a. lectnra.
q. B. rs. Modificando 10 L. adj
cionAl 6 las leyes escolares relAtiva
6 inspectores de escuelAy. Por los
sef1orss Camui1as, y Gazmln Bsri.
hz
Ea q. lectura q R. ~ 73. y "A
Por erf srmedad del Sc f1cr R.tsy,
preside el sc nor We've.
q fefior Apo teIdice 6 II CAmars,
que tenienao en- coluti nieeto que
ha fallecido una hija del Delegado
por Areeibo sefior Coirs, que Sc le
el vie nm telegtama de r6sane. FA6
acuerdo.
A petici6n del senior Di N vArro
10 Ckmrra AGO do que Sc piaan in
formes los Directories de lcs Asi-
los para venir en- conccimiento ai GO
cierta 10 6rden dada por ell sen ,r
O-terhcut v que I'm resu.tsr I've pa.
sen 6 IL com:s.6a del Ejec1tiYo que
entiende en- las invest' & aciones de
Las denuneias heshas COZ t.a ell Asilo
de nif1as.
Fu6 aprobAdo e. 81 lee tura 9, bill
mum. II del sefior Tlmoihee sobra
creaci6n de nna oficina del trAb, !.
Sc declala 10 Ckmara en- comis 61
total para 10 discusi61 del 81 B
ndm So Para eatablecer 10 G rte
de Apelae.o de Puerto Rico, intro
ducir DE- arminadas NOS idcacionea
en- otros Tfibnnales y RET rgAr 'zar q
Ministerio Fiscal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-10
Casa de Prestamos
Hilarino Lopez Oepero
45 SAN JOSE 45.

En- cumplimisnto 6 10 prevenido
por 10 Lay, ne venderkn en- p1b.ica
subAsta, en- este establecimiento, el
die II del actual de- q y de & 9
p. M. los objetos del aaos On garan-
tia cuyos p1 6 stamos no han sido de
vueltos; comprendi6ndose solamente
los que fueron hechos hasta el 30 de
Junio de 1902
La casa contin6A sus operaciones
5. VS..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-10
LUTO EN- UN HOGAR

Recibimos hoy el siguiente peno.
so telegrama de nueatro correspon'
sal de Arroyo:
"Arroyo 10, 2, 9o3. 10 s6 q. m.-
&Cory es pondenciA. Capital.
SenorA Ezsebia Rivera amAnte
esposa del senior Federico Il Virella
fsileci6 estA madrugada. El sepe.
lilo tendr& lugar esta tArte. Gene
raj sentimiento an todA la poblAcion.
-Corresponssl".
Unimos nus strA solidAridad al do.
lor que euluta ell hogar del sc d Or
Vir Ia v hacemos votos, al enviarle
nuestro p6same, polque sobre fasr
xas resistenciA ante su irreparable
desg rAcia.
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Rscases de where's
CauSa ViCtimaS

New York, Febrero 10 II, A. N.
Otras noticias de Caracas infor-
man que SO inicia va, de manera
terrible, la escases de vlveres en-
Venezuela, ocasionando sufrimien-
tos al pueblo. Ell hambre Sc deja
sentir intensamente en- las clases
menesterosas. Consid6ras6 que esta
situacion no podra soportarse por
mucho tempo. y que el Presidente
Castro tendra que tomar alguna
resoluci6n.
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Sc ignora el nj
nero de Vlcti1naS

New York, Febrero 10 IL. A. M.
Sc ign0va todavia ell ndmero de
vfctimas, pero dltimas noticias
anuncian que fueron numerosas.
Los tagalos formaban I'm pode-
roso ejercito, desplegado en- gue-
rriilas, que, despu6s de varias horas
de combate, Sc internaron en- los
montes. Los americanos han tent
do sensibles perdidas, pues el alta
que fue resuelto y encarnizado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-10
q r AN S "A s T r RIA
DE R. MONTES.
FORTALEzA %. ALLEN ST. rs.

En- este antigua y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela irajes hechos en- to
aas medidas, y por mas ash mismo
tambi6n IN extenso surtiao de corba-
tas, tirantes, igas, paraguas je-
noveses, cuellos, pu1os, camisas ne
glig6e blancas y de c0lores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smokin y otros articulos
para cabaNeros.
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81 bloqueo con-
tinua con rigor

Newly York, Febrero 10 II. A. M.
Comunican de Caracas que ell
bloqueo de Venezuela continua con
todo rigor. La vigilancia de los
puertos es cada vez mas estricta.
Ell acceso de buques que puedan
introducir comestibles por alguna
parte, es completamente dificiI, por
los muchos barcos de guerra alema-
nes & ingleses que hay en- aguas
yenozOlanaS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-10

Las u aquinas de escrihir de siste.
n . at tiguo, sen aqu6llss en- que hsy
que levantAr Ia cArTetilla para yer
el trs bsjo que ne va hacienda. La
"O.iv 81" ha concluido con este en-.
gorro. que signifca p6rdida de item.
po y cansancio de 10 atenci6n Agen.
tes psra Paerto Rico, Reynolds San.
chs 2 Morales. San Jaan.
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Sc organizan
expediciones

New York, Febrero 10 IL. A. M.
Tambi6n informan de la capital
de Venezuela que en- la Repdblica
Sc organizan expediciones para in
troducir comestlbles por las ronte-
ras terrestres. pero one son tan di-
fciles y costosas las tentativas, que
Sc tiene por inefcaz ell recurso y
Sc teme one pronto ell hambre inn
pere en- todo ell pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-10

Sc PREF arael gran remAte para el
aia & limo de mes q las II ae ID nochs
en- In caaa de Pr6stsmos de J. BA
zan y Co. Fortalexa 28 Todas las
prendas que lleven mas de keis me.
ses sin renovar ser&n rematadas, y
90 publicRr&n CON antelaci6n al re
mate y los nd dneros de las prendAs
que Be han de subAstxr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-10

glBlEt
sERVICIO EsPEOIAL
DIE
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
DIREoTo DE NEW-YoRK.
Sangrienta batalla
Entire americanos y fl
lipinos

New York, Febrero 10 IL. P. NJ.
I'm despacho de Manila da noti-.
scia de una sangrienta batalla entire
americanos y tilipinos. Ell encuen-
tro fu6 terrible. Los americanos,
strprendidos por guerrillas tagalas,
contestaron al nutrido fuego de
estas con gran empuie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-10
NO'TICIAS

CONSF 10 A i. y, ,sAiADRES = Fl iarabs camants
. Ia se6r. Wnslow debe slempre que los nifos
stan en- e pertio de la dentci6n Proporciona alivo
Immediate al )equeho paciente. produce un sueho ma
tural tranquo ahva el doof 81 aagelito despiera
muy yiyo alegre rs muy agradab1e paadar, calma
al nno aBlanda sus sncas ayia sus dolores haes Il
Es 81 meior rcmedio conocido para Ia darea pro.
venga 6sta de la dentici6n DC cusiqqea otra Gauss
de Ia Sefora Winslow.S % 81 maios de todoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-10
$4,000 obreros
Sc declaran en- huelga

New York, Febrero 10 II. A. M.
Noticias cablegraficas de BARGE
Iona dicen que Sc han declarado
en- huelga en- Catalina so mil
obreros. Las autoridades civiles y
militares han tornado toaa clase
de precauciones para evitar que los
huelguistas prcmuevan desordenes
public S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-10

Sc encuentra, en- YAuco el doctor
Isaac Gonzalez Martinez. de Maya.
gisx.
iiNo hay redencion!! l! e que se dis
fIAce y antss de q aitarse Q. e..t.aje ro
tome una botella de In gran "Cervs
70 PAbst" que venden al por ma yor
M r. Ca 4 sron & ca en- Tstuan nd
nero lily al detalle todo buen cafe,
eojer& indiseutiblemente an rekfria.
do
Ia dicha mas grAnde para el dis
e2tico es hacer perfscta Dig ssti6n,
y solo se corsigue tomanao IL Esto'
mAcAlinA Ulrict.
DscididAmsnte ser& an heeho 10
creaci6n de nm Csutro de Rscreo pS
ra Artseanos, en- Ponce.
La Union de B .aceros de TallAboa
Psf1uelas, ha instalado allf nm CO.
mercio de viveros Al por menor para
servic'o de loa unionAdos y del pd
blico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-10
Tribunal SuDrenO
Sef1alamiento
G I v L

Fsbrero 10. CAsaci6n por infrAc-
ci6n de ley en- el plsito segui 10
por 10 Succession de Don Fe mia
Pereda contra la de DON Juan r..
driguex sobre 10 rendiei6 de cusn.
tas. La G Corte de Mayagisz declare
sin ugar Ia demanaa CON las costas
& ID aueesi6n demandanta. Aboga-
dos: AcS11a y Alvares NAva.
CRIMINAL.
Febrsro 10 Adolfo :Amatos Nal.
donado fu6 condenado por 10 Cor
to de di triio de Arscibo q ID pc.
M de veinte siios desrecluAi61 tenn
pora', acoesorias, IL aemnixaci6n y
CO tss. Contra ese f.llo essableci6
recurso de cAaaci6n Ell acusado, por
estimar que en- el de ito de- homicidio
que se 10 imputa no debe Aprecisrse
ID ag .avAnte de reiteraci6n. Aboga
do: Rossy. Ri fiscal impugna Ell re-
curso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-10
p0R MAS ne SESENTA AMOS.

RMNdMDIO ANTIGUO BIMN PROBADO.
Ell JARABE CALMANTE DE LA ERA. WINSLOW.
lsado por MILLONEs DE MADRES. para sus hijos 81
PERIODO DE DENTICIoN, con ExIT0 coMPLETO. TRAN
QUIfIZA In CRIATURA, ABLANDA LAS ENCIAS ALIvIA
ToDOS LOS DOLORES, CURA Ell CoILco vENToso, el
me5or remedo DIARREA De venta las BoTICAs
del mundo entero Pedid,
Ell JARABE CALMANTE DE La SRA. WINSLOW,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-10

RI pr6ximo aomipg, celebrarkn
una ASSEMBLIES en- los saiones de 10
Federation Libre, de Ponce, los pa
naderOs unionadon.
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A los NOtarlOS

DARPETAs BARA ESCRITURAS
I'm dolores se hacen la 6raen
LA CoRREsPO DENCIAs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-10

En- MAysgtisx conttL1a el mono.
polio del pan dando que hacer al
veeindAriO.
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Doctor Emilio CheVremOnt
CIRUJANO DENTISTA

De regreso de los Estaaos Unidos
hA alberto ga OFICINA DENTAL
calle de San Francisco n1mero 49,.
Frente & 10 Capilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-10

es Dicen de FsiArdo que alll tAmbisn
reina gran animation para las pro.
Xmas Fl sstAg de Carnival.
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LA Union

Este acreditado Salon de Bar
beria y perfumeria sito en- la calle
de San jose IL, Bajos del Casino
Espafiol, frente 6 In fotografia del
senior Colorado, estk introduciendo
grAndes mejoras y cuenta con tres
com petentes operarios.
Precio de cada servicio 10 etvs.
Propietario
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De soBRlNos DE HERRERA

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erIdda daporqu IN secret
| asded adoenca Axi6n de Ia seer la
piqu
m
pede Ab h
amhia y1aoqu Ias 6phd aprey
nutua fuedn eno 6 d de i conner n
sdoupaao edsta dn
encasd fLra 6m fmed age ,chy y h
encuaque fumano tube tome nGaa a
NOd g
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Agapito del Toro.

Ri obrero Hipoiito BAiz de Ponce,
h&llase desempe d Ando una comisi6n
obrera en- Jnan& Diaz.
Nos escribea de Ponce m knifss'
t&ndonos que el corresponsal de
10 "LigA Oorera de Puerto Cab all."
y distinguito orador kef1o Or Ramon
Morel Camps. In obtsnido en- aque
Ia ciuaad grandes triuL fos en- sus
trAbsjos de propaganda.
En- Rio Piedras hay profundo Ges'
contento contra lA P0licia CON mott.
vo de los sucesos aesarrollados allf
& timamente:
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I'm esta Imprensa se yends papel
visjo & ~ 40 qsirtal,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-30

dry weather keep the surface moist by
evaporation from below.
Winter wheat is the leading crop. Corn.
oats. Kafir corn. cane and alfalfa are
also extensively raised and yield fine
crops. The reports of the State Board
of Agriculture show that Harper, al
though small county in area. is near
the top of the column in the production
OF wheat. corn and cattle. The county
is well watered by small streams Good
well water Is obtained al depths ranging
from ten 10 forty feet
The price OF land ranges from SO 70
$40 per acre, the price depending on quail
ity Of land. location and improvements
The best quality of wheat and corn lands.
with small improvements thereon. can be
purchased at about SIS per acre. while
some good grazing lands can be bought
as low as so per acre.
Anthony, the county seat OF Harper
county, is fondly referred TO by its 90
inhabitants as the biggest town of its size
in Kansas. With possibly the exception
of one other town, Anthony now has more
lines of railroad than any other city in
the state. There are five lines entering
the town and as a result the place Is
growing as a wholesale town On &C
count OF the five brick and stone business
buildings in Anthony has the appearance
of being a larger city than IL is The city
owns and operates fine system Of water
works. the equipment including nine miles
of mains. There is an electric light plant
and among the industries OF the place Is
a large salt plant employing la,Ee force
of men.
Harper, the city. while it may not be
quite as large as the county seat. is
mighty close to il and in the matter Of
business is a boomer@nor an idle man In
town and everybody as loyal TO Harper
as sitting hen to her prospective brood
Unless one were willing to commit biga-
my with trouble II would hardly be safe
to say anything else.
Harper has water works and all the
features of the good Kansas town. in
Guiding two lines Of the old reliable San
ia Fe. and like Anthony has TWO good
newspapers. II is solidly built sup with
attractive brick business blocks and i'm
presses the visitor that it is up and com
ing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-30
HARPER COUNTY, KANSAS.

The Topeka Capital, in writing up Har
per county. says:
Down in Harper county the people are
so stuck" on their surroundings that
no one will move away. Therefore since
the probate judge finds plenty OF en-
ployment. there is little doubt that the
population will steadily Increase whether
this little sketch of the county ever
reaches the eye OF the homeseeker or not
Harper is as far south in Kansas as
possible without tapping over into Okla
homa II is west OF the Arkansas river
and yet little east Of the center Of the
state. 1t Is hardly as ariroerstic In its
elevation above the sea as some OF the
counties farther vest. being only l.to0
fee; high. II slopes gently 70 the south
east and most people riding through or
trains get the impression that it's largely
bottom land or account Of its generally
level appearance
One CT tire conservative real estate
dealers Of the county-nost real estate
men OF Kansas are conservative these
DAYS since the state speaks SO trumpet
ingly for itsslf-teils about hts territory
lines Of railroad with i7s miles OF main
track and - stations n the county. The
average crop 81 whea, for HsTp-r county
is about two and q hail million bushels
per annun In isn tire wheat crop
amounted to ..-s - bushels II. sol
Is loose. rich iozn- IN some places
nearly black. while tn other places q Is
a lighter color II contains sand enough
70 - warm and mellow and never gets
hard or lumpy- II varies In depth from
TWO 70 ten feet ard IL sufficiently Porous
10 render the lane capsule cf b>inE es,l-
ti-ated almost Immediately affs. the
heaviest saizss and also 70 act an res
eFvc;r for surplus rzxa aa1 the<ssy {.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-30
LIST OF ESTIMATED COSTS.

Balance covers hardware. painting. etc.
and builders profit
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tractiye arrangement. The hall has a
pretty staircase with seat at side and
a nook in the corner. There is a good
kitchen and pantry. The chimney goes
up in the corner.
On the second floor are four family
rooms. servants room and bath. with
plain open plumbing. LOT, above Hot
air heating.
The walls and roof Of this house may
be gray stain. or moss green. either being
effective with the stone The interior
finish is OF cheap finishing wood. stained
exposed
The whole effect is unique and decidedly
pleasing. Everyone adrires this house.
Ceilings are 3 and ST. In. width 10 3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-30

THIS delightful cottage Is built of shin
sic. with just enough stone 10 give
the effect OF party stone house. All CT
the lower story could be built in stone,
and where neld stone or fence stone Is on
the ground. it would cost little more than
in frame And & must be said that the
estimate is for stone in the wall at $3.50
per perch. and would not hold where
stone was high.
The cottage is most picturesque In its
exterior. and artistic in It's interior. There
Is wide piazza leading 20 q large living
bali, 10 the right Of which is a parior
cut of from tho dining room, If desired.
b. sliding doors. This parior has large
fireplace and wide seat. The dining room
has q round end with seat q ysry at
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-30
Special Train Service on the
TIiSSOuri Pacific Railway
For the Southern Kansas
Fair and Carnival
Sept. 20, 80 and October 1, and 3

On the above the Missouri Pacific Railway will run
special train leaving Geneseo, Kan $50 Noble at
647 Lyons I01 Sterling 13 Nckerson 7:S9; Hutchinson
sos; Elmer 500 Yoder $685. Haven S40 Mt Hope, 500;
Andale, $685. Cowch, $780, Maize $780, arriving Wichita
$50 This special will leave Wichita returning To
Geneseo at II 10 and arriving at Geneseo 230
In addition this special service train No 81, due TO
leave Wichita 610 m. for Baypevle Clearwater, Con-
Springs, Anthony and Kowa, will be held Wichita
the above mentioned dates, until IL 90 p. m.
E. E. BLECKLEY, l. r. SHERWIN,
T. p A p T. A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-30
KILLED BY sERPEsTs.

Recent statistics show that s>-penss
kai more persons in India thzn ia any
Other country. During 80 TIE NUMBER -
victims was = ST. ard II IS estimated ira:
almost Il not quite. az -zny were hiist
g. 11E
Physicians BY fhs Ese Of proper anti
cotes DO Ehat tsey car 20 ess-s ezFes
bu, :hsr- .ye many REGIONS where phTsi-
Clans are very rarely s>~-. snc there TIE
natives rely solsiy o. vts><zT. ~asea thsT
srr-sT to ~ wound cs1s~1 sy TIE seTpen'.
This ssrapie remedy 81 .aif 20 7rV<e Ts-T
effective - se-irlste-sc 81 tispe znc s. Ia
also useful n n. case % SQUADS ea1ses
ty oshs- animals e~s&1es s<rr<ztH
TIE serz q ix-c -hscs vii Be eoFereS
by rhe 81 LOUIS ezpasitso1 4EE--szt~s
s4e sc-~s-s strip atc.; f~o zi'-s sozs
BY ere rsse ri1e reqzs-tsg az snsies q
f.-cazx 20 ercscse 81 Already 3s--r-szx
niles Of roadway have brer c5=r<-oeiee
~s.k1z tia gycG,cs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-20
10 HOLD A
CELEBRATION
VIRGINIA CITY IS MAKING
PREPARATIONS
Visitors Will be Entertained
on the Lode

The people of the COmstOck seem
% be little backward about getting
started in the direction Of a Fourth of
July celebration. 1t is conceded that
as Carson celebrated two years ago
with a grand carnival and Reno fol-
lowed it last year with great demon
stration which lasted a week Nearly
all Virginia turned out at both of
these occasions. and now it seems
no more than fair that the people Of
the Comstock should remain at home
this coming Fourth and invite their
nefghbors to visit them in return, and
at least
The question arises III the minds Of
many about the manner Of celebrating
the Fourth CT July. A carnival was
suggested as far back as a year ago
when it was announced that this year
! we would have & grand carnival, but
we have had two carnivals In this
N'|Nf~"
9eelns to US that third repetition Of
this sCrt would be mo1ctous as well
! S ;mwCncs trouble and expense to
| see what We nave cenn twice before
, Now. with The majority Of the people
# the town the carnival idea seems
not 70 meet with their earnest appro
val. but it has been suggested that
; IN original celebration, something en-
tjrely new and one which will far sur
, r2a8s any street carnival ever held, be
arranged for and hold the celebration
FIR not less than fCrty-eight hours but
make i q grand huilmer while il
lasts
! There are plenty Of facilities here
! that % not exist in the surrounding
! towns and which will add 10 the orr
ginalitE Of the scheme and it now pro
misses fair to see this coming Fourth
, Of July celebra ted on the C0mstOcl
in the good old style Of early days
touched up with the markings Of The
rapid advance of progress that is stea
dily going Cu.-Chr0nicle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-20
Moving Pictures.

The moving picture show that IS
billed for this city on Saturday even
ing should. and probably will be greet
cd with crowded house There is
something extremely fascinating alb
cut moving pictures and especially
those Of national affairs and every day
occurrence. The Beatty Bros, in their
show have a number of new films
that have been favorably commented
n IN every town they have played this
season Their advance man, in speak
'og OF the situation, stated that with
the new electric force that is in this
city. thew will be able to give the the
atre goers as good a performance as
caa lie found on earth. as all they
require can be found here.
Aside from the moving pictures, and
there are plenty Of them, the comPi-
nation carries one OF the best bari
tone singers on the stage. who will
help entertain the audience. They
also have pianist of note with them
Il is : 1..Cw for young and old The
little folks will enjoy Jack and the
Bean Stalk, while other filmns of ma
tioaal note will be thrown on the can
vas.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-03-20
PROPERTY
TRANSFER
THE ORMSBY HOUSE IN New
HANDS
Many Changes Proposed il
Property .

Yesterday the Crmsby House. one
CT the big hotels of tits city passed
into new hands, Mr.. George E. Allen.
CT San Francisco, having purchased
the same from Mr.. Kaiser. The con-
S oeration has not been stated, but
the new proprietor VIII take charge
on the first of May
Mr.. Allen is well known in this CT
~, as ne has had business dealings
with our town merchants, as he has
tray eled for the Lloyd-Scovil iron com
panv for a number Of years. He has
SIZED m the business situation in this
city ana concluded that Carson was
about the right place to get off, and
so he gathered in a property that he
believes will bring in a good revenue
On the investment.
Mr.. Allen, when he takes the helm,
will Immediately start improvements.
General repairs will so on from the
reef to the garnet and everything
placed in first class condition. His
idea is to make the vol known house
| enc Of the leading hotels Of this city
if net the State, AMI b. the plans
that lie excpcts to adopt, he viii sue
| coed.
The old Crmehv is one cf the best
! knCwn hotels in the State. IN former
| years it lead Ill Of the great do
| ings" both political and in the social
| line were billed at the Ormsby. Near.
! ~ every United States Senator has
! heen elected in the rooms Of the Ornl.
! shy, where the politicians made head
quarters. TIE campaign that William
! Stewart was elected under. was man