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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-21

Lloremos toaoe. No nos ha de OR
Ladi,. Ia humAnidsd, eatsf gae9a d
sats peqsse55eces estd soYd0 ST; ilnra-
mos. Estas l&grimas ser&n mn efa
II sirads rebeli6n del debil contra el
fuerte. Amasemos estas l4grimas
CON nuestros andrajos para que mr.
ja ID chisp& vengador& que aDiqnils !:
ell rayo de 10 snarqu1 =. TfAbajn 90
snfrimiento, 90 dolor, es muerte".
Vienen de lA ciudAd del oests no
ticias muy deAconsoladoras. T. trA
bsio suffe allf una casi y complata
par sljzsci6-. El termino jurisaic
ciouAl de Mayagu y, emir entemanta
csf taro, est& en- ruinas S1bre 81
psss eli gran ir fortunio que el cam
bio de soberal 70 y otras concausss
han arrojado stbre los cultivadores
de squ6l rico grAno, y ssf Il miseria
VI extendi6ndosa, llegando q los DO
bios dsstarts ados, deatruyond0 Or
ganismos entec yA pOr ell pr0lon'
gad0 lapso de tempo pasadO en- 10
inacci6n, y el 6xodo Sc impone para
dar 10 espalda 6 lA muerte.
Precisa que allf el trabAjo sea vi
do, sea regenerac'on, sea gloria.
Qae Ell desesperado obraro maya:
Riszano encuentre medios de labrar
10 TERRA, para que 6sta le devuelva
el preciado sustento. Else problems
de Mayagties, es el problems que &
la isla toda or vaelve,
Luchen, pues, los delegados por
&quA. distrito, y luehsn Con tea6n y
efies.cll. po~ que haya ~trabajo en-
Maysgti a., y el sufs imisnto, y ell do
lor, y 10 muerte co Ger q uen & los
puertorriquef1os ansiosos no mas de
que el trabsio les dignifqua y de-
vuelva & sus hogares 10 algeria de
10 vida, borrando Ell espectro de Ii
miseria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-21
Los tiradOreS
puertorriQuehos
Han obtenido un triunfo
81 SafgentO zaldO gan6 e.
CampeOnatO

Washington 18.-En la lista de tt.
rAdores de carAbina aceptados como
expertos del Dspartamsnto del Este
duranta el surso del afio 1902 v que
ACADIA de publicAr la SecretArfa de
In Guerra, y entire nm tctSl de 81,
treinta y dos de los que fguran per
tenecen Al Regimiento de puertorri.
quef1os y 10 SON naturales de 10 isla
de Puerto Rico. Por 10 que respsc
tn Al tiro do revolver tambi6n ha ga
nado el campeonato el battalion m IN
tado de ese mismo Rsgimiento.
Figuran en- puesto de honor el
saygento ZAlio y ctros. Esos tira'
dores han eolipsado pur complete 4
los del resto del ej6rcito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-21
Gran bale de
ninOs anOChe
FL sef1or Giusti de 40 me.
ses de edad, fue uno
de los campeones
Despues de las 10, el bai-
le qued6 entregado a
los "nlf1os grandes'

Muy lucido result6 el de Anoche
On el teAtrc. Los hombrecitos y las
nc e1ioritas on nasniGtatr0 estAban muy
graciosos. Todos yes tidos con ira.
jes euriosfsimos, y era de yer como
nm peque min de media vara de esta.
tara lucfa amplia levita, ehistera,
pantal6n largo y botas charoladas,
danxando 6. CON talAnts de conquis'
tAdor, otros estAban vestidos de CO.
balleros de 10 Edad Msdis; ctros en-
trsjes de 6e6es, 6 10 que 90 10 mismo,
Aen csr&cters, algunos en- trsja de
snegro viejo..
Toc6se N Cdinsdn y reir6 entire
los nifios verAAaera con fus:6o. lSe
eonoce que esta danxa tlene algo de
belicoaA!
Mayor acometividad que 10 gente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-21
Falsa alarma
de guerra
Poca fuerza
Ve'orios y escandalos
(Dss maestro corresponsaD

Isla Calebrs, Fsbrero 18. aver
II hizo el 90 impiae e1arcicios de ca
non en- PlAya SArdina.
Hs embarcado para los Estados
Unidos 10 fefiora del Teniants Har'
ding y con ella I'M hijo. Con este
motive, corrieron muchas ebolas,
acerca de guerra. Habo personas
que " vefan ell .Vineta. en- In PAsa
y el ePAnthers en- Ell Canal. A otros
individuos se le puso To carne. .....
de slsgarto>. Y total, 10 paz reinA
en- Culebra.
El martes por Ii noche hubo squf
tres vslorios y dos esc<ndAlos. Es'
tos 1ltimos est&n aclar&ndose en- el
Juzgado de Paz.
FL ePotamac. Sc 10 pasa llevando
y trsy sndo eBArgasD de nm lado pa !.
70 alto. De estos hay aquf. nueve.
Las faerzAs del cAmpamento <De
W " se marcharon en- el sV::xen..
E puerto Rsy dos carboneros y nm
ystch.
E1 el poblado no hsy mks que tres
soldaaos Y IN cabo, como fuerza; an
el sB Alcans, monte pr6ximo nj pue.
bio. hay nm cuerpo de sef1ales y el
eampament0 eRooseve t..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-21
SABEN VA SEMBRAR MAlZ
(De metestro corresponsoD

NDS 7GWGStTO CO7TCSD01lSOkl
Febrero, 18 La Alcaldfa ha do.
do nm pl&go perentorio para piutar
todas las casas de 10 poblae,61 /. fan
dandOse en- no &c cual ley de Sa-
nidad.
A'guuos opinan que este, mas que
10 SAnidad, ataf1s Sl ornate pub i.
CO, que no puede haber ley que
obligue & gastar en pintura 6 los que
escasamerte ancuentran para 10 ma.
/ nutenci6n. Y otros Green que eli
ok kase, mas que precepto de Ssni.
dad, obedece al desao muy lauaable
do protsjsr 6 a'g1u comerciante en-
pintura.
IA tenido meio,fs relativa en- Ga
padecimiento la venerable y spres
eiada sef1ora enferma do1a Mariana
Bracety.
Han empezado los ensayos de 10
piececlta c6mica: eLs casa de cam
po,> por los flcionados del cuadro
artfstico del sCfrcnlo de instruction
y r acreo,s
Todos los domingos Y algunos
dias de 10 ssmana, celebra Ell CTR
eulo divertidas jaranss. CON pia 10,
para recreo de sus soeios.
Nuestro &mig1 don Jose D. Cha.
pei, Sacretario que fu6 de este
Ayuntamiento y hombre de gran
iniciativA, hA tornado 10 de celebrar
ell Carnival, en- este pueblo, con el
mayor rumbo possible,
El G Gobernador ha negado Ell indul-
to 6 Felix Ernesto Gomez, hiio de
este pueblo, preso por los sueesos,
8 represalias polfticss, que tuvieron
lugar raix de la invasion america.
No. Los eompAnsfos de causa de
Gomez fueron indnltados hRce ITEM
po.
va el professor de IL Eseuela de
Agriculture empie "a & ensefiar 6 sus
Alumnos 10 siembra del maiz v de
Las pl&ntas de jardfa. Lo indican
algunas matitas, que empie zsn &
brotar frente y al lsdo de 10 Rswaz
School.
FL domingo pasado tnvimos el
gusto de oir tocsr ell piano. en- una
jarsna del .Circulo., & nuestra ami.
Gu 10 Pro 4sora dc n Ramona Veea.
esposa de don Florencio Gsztambi. |
de y una de las buslas maestras de |
piano, que tenemos.
Tambie toca Ell piano en- eli citsdo
sCfrculo,s CON eadmirable maestrfs,
iona Carmen Rita Rodrfg asz, die.
;lnguida esposa de nuestro amigo sl
Ltcenciado ea Farmacia, don Juan
8Autista Sein.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-21
El CarnaVal
eSta deSanimadO en- Carolina
Preparase, no obstante,
un gran bale de
de artesanoS
(De maestro correspoqasGD

Febrero 20. Muy fria y desani
msda yiene resu!tAndo squ1 10 pre-.
sente 6poca de scarnAvalea.. Algu.
no que otro stiroteo. que no merece
los shonoress de CONT ate. En todaa
parties se han llevado & cabo bales
y asaltos y squf nj siquiera Sc anun.
clan. lOoedecer& este & la reinante
sbruierias? No quiaro creerlo, p0es
siendo como 90 ser6nicas esa enter
medad en- TODD ell pals, Ell aflo ante.
rior re jug6 CON verdadero entusias-
mo. Tel vez ser& que los Animos no
estan dispueI tos.
He tenido To- satisf accio de COMO
Ger al eorrecto caballero don B ,r-
nardo Blandino, activo administra.
dor de ese diArio, que hA venido &
esta poblacion en- asuntos de esa
empresA.
Para Ell pr6ximo domingo % del
40 Anuncia nm gran bAile
de artasanos en- los salones del <Ho.
tel Dolores, org Aniz sdo por don
Nicasio SerrAno, quieu se propone
eehar el resto en- 10 noche del dia 20
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-21

DE TOCADOR DE MENNEN DE TALCO BORATADO.
Para proporcionar comodidad sosiego las
criaturas, tisese siempre Ell de MENNEN. Para
camar Ell fuego ardor de la navajo despues
de afeitarse, usese el de MENNEN. Para dar un
tono natural hermoso al cttis de la mujer v un
rasgo delicado al tocado, 1sese el de MENNEN.
Cuidad0 CON los SUBSTITUTES. Ell merito
aceptacion que tienen los POflYOS nE MENNEN
DE TALCO B0RATADO han producido numerosos
SUBSTITUTES, baratos perjudica1es al cutis
Ninguno es tan buen0 como ell de MENNEN. Este
diiere de ellos principle proposito. Ell
legftino tiene Ell retrato de MENNEN en- la tapa
de cada cajta Refuse tOdoS los demas.
TARJETAS Dc vista con s0bre
y sin ellos, % kasaa IN ala CO
p~e~w@w 4 90 e$n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-21
COMUNIcAD

Hnmacao, Fsbraro IA de 1903
IS nor Dire tor de
La CORRESPONDENCE
DE PUERTO Rico
San Jra1
Ia agrAdece~6 IL publiuacion de
10 que 1igue:
Dasde estx fscha me sepArO
abiertAmente de t&da idea polftica y
por consiguielta no perten, 20 &
ning6n bando polfti.o existente en-
II It's Conste aef Ds ustea CON
todA c nsiderAcinn
Euge7ai0 fernandez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-21

IA tenido mejolfs relativa en- On
padecimiento 10 venerable y apre'
eiada sef1ora enferma dona Mariana
Bracety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-21

Tambie toca Ell piano en- ell citsdo
sCrculo,D CON admirable maestrfs.
ao11s Carmen Rita r odrfg asz, dis
tinguida esposa de nuestro amigo sl
Ltcencisdo e1 Farmacia, don Juan
BAutiata Sein,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-21
Sc P As E

Que no publicamos comunicados
sin que sean pagaaos por adelan-
taaO.
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentan po-
una Inca y La Inca vale aiez cenr
tavOs.
Las cartas que vengan CON CO.
nuAicaao sin su importe no 50 COR
tsstaR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-21
Ell LEGlTlMO DE MENNEN.

Una cajita de POLvOS DE
TOCADOR DE MENNEN DE tai.
co BORATADO, contiene mas
cornodidad y provecho para
los hombres, rnujeres y Ilifios
que ninguna otra preparation
que Sc haya descubierto hasta
el dia. Ne solo es un lujo, sino
una necesidad. Para caimar
Ell ardor del cdtis desollado,
los sarpullidos, quemaduras
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
FGONEG IS
YOGs FR67a7
c. wilson Of Reddius. u4-. IS at tn

c. Wilson OF Reddiug. O4-., as at the
Busch.
Sam Heller of New York is a guest
at the Lafayette.
Joe King, an Adelaide miner was
in town yesterday
DR.. Groux has ~et"rned from a nro-
fessionaI visit to Golconda.
Frank Machado, a sheep man Of
Andrews, Oregon, is in town.
Mrs. Dixon has been called to Rock
creek by the illness of her mother,
Dr. Wilson of Elko was in town
yesterday. He went east on No 6.
Harry Boyle registered at the Busch
today from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
g @
L. L. Mushett, station agent at Col
conda, was a visitor to Winnemucca
yesterday
Engineer Smith of the Glasgow &
Western Co.'S. railroad spent last even
ing in town.
Manager B. F. Riley of the Golconda
Hot Springs hotel had business in
Reno last evening.
o @
J. S Pueblo is down from Oregon.
Rev. Mr.. Bellam returned to Wads-
worth this morning.
@ @
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pedro of Andrews,
Oregon, are in town today on their
way to San Francisco.
Fred Mead, formerly manager Of the
E. T, NJ. Co at Elko, passed east
through Winemucca on No. yester-
day
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
Home -
happenings

Home cooking at Mrs Frye's res
taurant If
Buy a meal ticket at Mrs. Frye's
restaurant If.
Excellent 25 cen meals at Mrs
Fryes restaurant. If.
If you dine at Mrs. Erye's resaur-
ant you are aaentively served with
plentiful and carefully prepared
viands. IT,
o @
Only the best the market affords is
served at Mrs. Frye's restaurant. If.
George Berk yesterday received a
lot of fine muttons from the Golconda
Cattle Company.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
BORING INTO
A MOUNTAIN
Pueblo Peak 10 be Pierced by a
Tunnel Nearly a
Vile Long

G. W. Garfield arrived from the east
this morning During his absence he
visited New York, Boston, Toronto
and other Eastern cities.
Mr.. Garfield viii leave shortly for
Pueblo district in the northern end
Of the county where he has a prom
ising mining property on which he
will resume operations at once with
ten or twelve men.
He will run tunnel 4,5OO feet into
Pueblo mountain to tap four strong
ledges that out crop on the top of the
mountain.
This tunnel has already been ad-
vanced 800 feet and has cut blind
lead 100 feet from daylight that is 81
feet wide and averages $31 in copper
and gold
The mountain is very strongly min
eralized and Mr.. Garfield feels greatly
encouraged over the outlook. Develop
ment work will be rushed from now
on without intermission.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
INDUCING IN
SPECULATION
Winnemucca People Wondering
What the 0ulCOme
will be

There is a great deal of speculation
in Winnemucca at present on the out
come of the plans of the Southern Pa
cific Company. The moving of the
shops to Reno may build up and again
it may be detriment to this town.
Undoubtedly Winnemucca will con-
tinue to be the freight and may pos
sibly be the passenger terminus. The
repair shops here will also be enlarg-
ed, but there is a strong possibility
that the long lay over will be at the
Reno end, in which case Wfnnemucca
will suffer a loss.
The pay roll of the Southern Pacific
Company is one of the chief supports
of this town and to increase or de-
crease this amount would materially
effect local business.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
For a Good Cause

The ball to be given on the evening
Of January 30th in Armory hall by
the Young ladies' Catholic Associa-
ton Of Winnemucca viii be for the
benefit Of ST. Paul's church over
which hangs a debt that the young
ladies' are desirous of materially re-
efelag, if not wiping out entirely. The
Party is being given for such a good
cause that it will doubtless be liber-
ally patronized.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
WJNNEMUCCAN
IS HELD UP
Eirbwavmen Relieve Ills House
Of a Pig Sum of
Money

Tonopah unwilling to take a back
..,t TO Reno, enjoyed a bold hold-up
Tuesday. One Of the proprietors of
ma house. Mr.. Elliot, was formerly a
s.lo,p man in Winnemucca. The story
of the hold-up is told as follows in
the dispatches;
Half an hour after midnight this
morning two masked men entered
Cole & EIIiott's saloon and robbed the
faro and roulette tables of all the gold
and most of the silver in sight They
came in by the back door and ordered
all hands up. There were ten men
IN the saloon and these were lined up
with their hands before them on the
bar and guarded by one of the rob-
bers holding two pistols on them. The
other helped himself to the contents
of the cash register, and dumped $4OO
in silver from the roulette wheel into
a sack.
At this point George Cole. the pro-
prietor, made a run for the back door
to give the alarm, when the guard rob
ber fred. shooting Cole. at the base of
the brain. The bullet ranged upward
between the scalp and the skull. COM
ing out at the top. Cole continued to
run. the robber following him out.
The robber with the sack walked to
the faro table after his partner had
run ont and took $500 in gold. leaving
the silver. He also took diamond
ring from the roulette dealers finger,
rmarking: Il will show you how to
take a faro game in without making
bet" Cole, after being shot ran to
the fire bell and rang an alarm. Fhe
robbers secured 81, 200.
Officers are searching for the rob
bers, but their. efforts so far have been
futile, as a poor description of them
was obtained.
Coles wound is severe, but not ser
iOls The town is infested with hard
characters and steps will be taken at
once to rid it Of their presence.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
Methodist Meetings

There was a Praise service at the
church last night. The new song books
are proving very popular, and the con-
gregation takes hold of the singing
with great zest, just making the
church ring.
The meetings are to continue until
Friday night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
Tell Us the News

Elsewhere in this issue appears the
first response to a bunch of circular
letters sent to every school district
in Humboldt county, soliciting cores
pondence. Two weeks from today the
Silver State will be receiving news let
ters from every town and hamlet in
the county. This paper will become
the "omcial organ of everybody, the
mouthpieee of the people" If you
know Of any happenings in your neigh
horhood drop US a line The Silver
State Will reciprocate.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
Murder

s been committed in the store of
~ Holman this week. The whole
e family has been literally carved
pieces, even the little Prices are
aiier than in 1902. You will find
Aanhels and wooden goods, all no
ana fancy goods marked down
' lowest possible price.
and reprice things to satisfy
Yourselves.
!, 'ne chicken hearted" can see
@sns' apparel.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
Young indian Burglar

1t was learned yesterday. evening
that the burglar who entered Chas.
Kemler's store at Paradise has been
captured. lie is an Indian boy. not
over Is years old. He was discovered
by means of a cut he sustained on the
hand when he broke the glass in the
door. The goods he took were also re
covered.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
C0nSidine Chosen
Especial to the Silver Stato)

Especial to the Silver Stato)
Carson, New, Jan. 21-John L. Con-
sidine was elected warden Of the State
Prison on the twenty-fourth ballot.
Governor Sparks voted for Sadler on
every ballot except one, when he voted
for C. II. Stoddard of Reno
Attorney General Sweeney nominal
ed N. w. Rolf of Reno and voted
for him six times and six times for
Burns of Virginia city.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
A Busy Place

One of the business places in Win
nemucca is NJ. Kline's cigar factory.
The splendid quality Of his goods has
caused demand that he finds diff
cult to ill. An addition to the force
in the factory was made this morn
ing in the person of P. H. Barnes, an
expert cigar maker from Salt Lake
city.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
Getting Good Ore

Chas. Malm. foreman of the Glasgow
& Western Company's Adelaide mine,
spent last evening in Winnemucca.
There are 23 men employed there at
present. They are drifting on the lead
and extracting good ore. There are
large quantities of pay rock on the
dumps.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
Next Term OF Court

The trial of Harry Dimar, charged
with the killing of an Italian at Love
lock on August 31st last, will be be-
gun in the District court on the 10th
of next month. Several other Grim
inal and civil cases will come up at
that time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
Suffering From TumOr

Gorilla Orroga, an old time vaquero,
was brought in from the Qdin river
country yesterday suffering from tu-
NOR on the right side Of the jaw. Dr..
Gifoux will operate upon him.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
Hawkins Found Again

The hunt for Hawkins has just been
successful for the third time in the
past two months He was sent down
from Golconda last night to serve 20
days in the county Jail for being drunk
and disorderly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
Episcopal Service

Episcopal services were conducted
in the Hose house last evening There
was a good attendance and the SER
vices. which were conducted by Rev.
Bellam of Wadsworth, were interest
ing and profitable.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
Brakeman Reported Killed

An unconfirmed rumor has reach
ed Winnemucca to the effect that a
brakeman was killed in Carlin today.
Neither his name nor the circum-
stances of his death could be learned.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22

II is stated in we'll informed quarters
that the Washington government mas
entered strong protest against the
continued attacks on the Venezuelan
ports by Germans.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22

Electric power is to be substituted
for steam in operating mine and mill
plants at DeLamar, Lincoln county.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
THIRD DAY OF
THE SESSION
Progress Made by the Legislat-
i've Bodies of this
State

JouIHdi OF preceding DAY read and
approved.
S. B. No. 2, introduced by Mr.. Gra-
ham-Act to grant leave Of absence
TO \. G. Dawley, county clerk Of EIko
county for four months-BnI placed
on third reading and passed.
Mr.. Bell gave notice that he would
at some future day present a bill for
the protection of men working about
moving machinery.
The president of the Senate here
announced the following standing
committees:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hunter, Miller
and Prudential.
Corporations-s Senators Pitt, Dang
berg and Green.
Ways and Means-senators Bell.
Miller. Raftice, Lord and Williams.
Militia and Indian Affairs-senators
Lord, Thorne and Dangberg.
Agriculture Senator's Dangberg,
Pitt and Williams
Railroads Senators Rolf, Hardin
and Freudenthal.
Mines and Mining-sepators Jack
son, Graham and Thorne
Public Senator's. Hunter.
Dangberg and Gallagher.
Federal Relation5-senat5rs Tborne.
Green and Brougher.
Engrossed Bills-senators Hardin,
Dangberg and Brougher.
Enrolled Senators Miller. Rolf
and Thorne.
State Prison and Insane Asylum
Senators Rolf, Bell and Prudential.
Mileage Senators Green, Pitt and
Gallagher.
Education, Library, Public Morals
Senators Raftice, Graham and Dang
berg.
Claims and State Administrations
Graham, Pitt and Miller.
Senators Bell, Lord and Pitt.
THE ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly was called to order
this morning by Speaker Wilson.
Leaves of absence were asked and
granted for Assemblymen Skaggs,
Greathouse and Noteware, on account
of illness.
After prayer by the chaplain the re-
port of the mileage committee was re-
ceived and adopted The miles trav-
eled by the members varied from ,,
for Ormsby county men to 1884 for a
from Lincoln county.
The former gets thirty cents for his
expenses and the latter $780,
Senate Bill No. l was received and
after reference to the Committee of
the Whole was passed. 1t provides for
an appropriation of $4,000 to pay the
expenses of the present session.
Senate Bill No, 2, which gives the
County Clerk Of Elko county leave Of
absence for four months was referred
to the Elko delegation.
Mr.. Averin moved to take the COM
of the Secretary of State
from the table and place in on file.
Carried by vote of 20 to 9.
Mr.. Denton gave notice that on to-
morrow he would introduce bill re-
gulating the hours of labor.
A gentleman from White Pine gave
notice that he would introduce bill
stock and matters pertain
ing to the assessment valuation there
on.
Mr.. Averill gave notice that he
would introduce a bill providing for
licenses to peddle or to act as auc-
Continued on page 3D.
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The corps of U. S. Geological sur
veyors under w: A. Keddie arrived
from the reservation yesterday and
left this morning for Saltwater to
carry on their work in that field
Dispatch.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
Under a Slow Bell

The court house is as dreary a place
as The abode of lost souls these days.
mere Is absolutely nothing doing and
'"e oneials are either placidly doz-
''s or pegging away on accumulated
work.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22
Dentistry

DR.. w. s. Porter, dentist. Office on
Bridge street II.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22

social dance at Armory hall tomor-
row night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-22

The people of Carson have appoint
ed a committee of seven prominent
citizens to arrange for the inaugural
ball.
9 .
b. f. Huddleson, who for number
of years had charge of the Baptist
church at Reno, died on the train OF
consumption Saturday night while re-
turning from California
]. o. Jackson, who owned a freight
team on the Tonopah road, died at
Hawthorne a few days ago of pneu-
monia. He had coin and checks val
ued at nearly 1000 in his possession.