Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-05-22
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with the President rode Governor
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train " Tie Capao!, AID ;Se PresidErt
expressed great s~s;s'sc:ioa and delight
With ths ~srtsIsive decorations u our
email city.
The q. 4. r. srtei e . special @oort
and us given tbs positi0o d boEor rezy
the Presidents carriage.
As the pzrty arrived :: the capitol
grounds over so sckoo! children Saiyei
oTsr 40 American fsgs and rsa@i their
Toioes in TIE National Anthem TIE L.
dian School Band furnished Inspiring
music II EG IN rT-ctiTe program.
simple though If wac
President RccseTelt rode fr0ra the
train Ii the same ~ca.risgc :ha: General
'IFLA FNA- u @A-L L. .
Carson City. Il va aJso occupied b.
President Hayes and General SheTllaD.
II hEs been used only upon such ocrs
Ei0nz end consequently today stand Ike
Beg.
When Secretary L,sb s,epped from
the train be said:
Just IcOE at the decoratiOns.
He made no oomparhon =!tb ptbRr
town. but the emphasis 0: his zord=
indicated thst CsrsGb had Ou,dDns her
self Members Of the PrtsiIeutIaI party
stated tina: the Csp!isi u SsraIs 1as
the most handsomely decorated city u
It's sIzs encountered On Tbs trp. The
POrtioo Ut the Capitol WIS eDriTrled
With rifles, forming IN arch over :Ls
desk from shicb the President spoke
Over this Gas stretched a banner With
the words:
-NEvADA HosoEa II HEE0 oy SAN
JCAs.'
Immediately! after the speech the
party drove ab0nt tom, and the GDTei.
nor CHANGED ~ remember that he bad
been assed 10 present the Pre-ideui
with u gift. II Sas an e1qnisiteIy made
Logger magsZine revolver in 4 leather
case and Mr. Roosevelt was AZ please1i
over 1t hs a child, and il IN safe I" say he
WI! not travel FAR before trying It.
While waiting Tor the Governor Ia re.
turn from his Office Il number Of ladies
with children rushed up to the Prcsi.
deni's carriage and presented the it'll"
ones for a handEhakc, which in every in
stance wW chcerfuily given. Seeing the
suc"HB Of the first iew, other children
crowded about and Eoon the President
waG az busy us he could be grasping The
hands ~ the little ones aud saying n
word t0 each. at the safnc time raising
his lat 10 the pleased mothers.
The Governor returned and the Pre5i
dent wac still busy at his pleasant task
and the secret service officers had ~
give HE word 10 start several times be.
fore the Chief ~ the Nation ceased, and
then it wWb not until the tiny hand 81
the last yOnngster had been grasped.
President Roosevelt was met at
Truckec by n number Of prominent cit
liens ~ Nevada among them Governor
Sparks and Ma,Or Nackey of Carson.
These gentlemen boarded the Preeiden.
tial train and were speedily Introduced
to the head oi the nation.
Those who mel him and rode with him
expressed Themselves D charmed with
bic strong personality. They found in
him q most nTable companion, and n
spectator from another lnnd would never
have gue1sci that The jolly gentleman
with the spectacles was tho President Of
The United Siatcs.
"COming over on the train. IN CONVEX.
eaiion with Mayor Mackcy, he pointed
10 the green fields 81 Washoe valley mud
said; "Therc gentlemen il u practical
dcmonst ration OF what irrigation will do
Tor now Nevada
Ito entered into a discussion OF the
benefits that would accrue 10 Nevada
from tho National eystcm md surprised
his bearers by his extended knowledge
OF the affairs aud the topography OF this
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