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nounced their Intention 10 deny the
indictments. n prevented ana ~
three votes are enough to defeat the
indictments In the absence Of MT
plKutt, tho ma jority Ia favor OF huh-
talninE the indictments voted 10 de-
fer returning the bills until Mr..
Pigott'H return. Juror andrew
Blackstone. u " alleged. made the
motion 10 defer action. With MI.
rieotf present reconciliation VIII
probably be blocked.
A. b O'Clock. however. the jury dld
return four true hills, three Of which
Ware against defendants already In
custody They are Frank white und
Justice ON. accused Of grand lar
eany. and James Hafassch. accused
Of the theft 81 so worth u stamped
envelopes from the Standard Oh
Company. by which he had been en-
ployed. The other bill IL against
concert hailkecper who has not yet
been arrested.
This morning the jury took NJ
again the Fetteriy case. which occp-
pied nearly the entire time Of yes
tefdaY's session.
bench warrant was issued this
morning upon the order Of Judge
Hau IN the superior eaurt 70 bring
Matte Sloan before tiae grand Jury.
A subpoena issued yesterday failed
% reach her. and the grand Jury
therefore requested that the warrant
BE- issued The pfoeess ssaH placed IN
the hands 81 Deputy Sheriff. Nelson
AMI naWra for service.
Matte sloan IL the stepsdaushter
81 William Fettefiy. who vas recent.
81 convicted 81 rspe upon the siri
and sentenced 10 Is years ia the pen
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llUtS HIS
FLAG DOWN


An1INCros. d. G. March ~
HttspiinE the tact 81 bitter
- Nat have existed among
>fEIc<7s ever since the Spanish
- b nonr n The service vino
- ~ rsrtizanzhip 70 warn
lHsus % such an extent az %
~ sact that the nasv losrs a
4nd 81 sht< affiesr whrn
A&rtrsi A. . crpwrinahield
- nAx down ffosn the Chl-
q 3api<> ttf1y Criticism ~
Admiral crun nisshieif mas
1se'J trtuissd 81. BAT his
Y a. . naval offIcnr has
~ ti<p1f~f Tne prominent
D4rsf - : uiefnf,er Of the
r4<<i strategy dusfnE me
~ Ep@ln vii ever remain 4
49, m the laval history 81
= Mulfsi Charles 2 Cotton
<<>Hf Rear Aamtrai Cssowuin .
p rcur1an1 Of the Europ~ar
a-cfrt. Th> rssirnsnens ~ the lsf.
= n ~ reasnaflan 81 cao.
49, frt srf errfnefsn 10 ~
= 7t4f admiral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
NEW run FOR
THE SENTINEL

The steamer Sentinel. whlsisi 4 -
taken en- the ssatti~tFsceeis run AT
TIE time the trt<rsstsn 1ins rs-
esnspletsf. 10 t,Acs Put ~ iAs run
between seattle srsi D~knsh t@s
points within fortnfEhf 10 tzkr the
place ~ the s,sapsf Hsssi< Hane@r.
island.
The Sentinel 10 now At Calby un-
esrEninx extensive alterations and
repairs A n~w house IL being put
on her. she " q larger and swtftcf
steamer than the Hansen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

Many residents Of Georgetown and
south Seattle appeared before the
county commissioners yesterday 20
attend the hearing % South scattle'r
appeal from the decision Of County
School Superintendent Hartrnnft. TO
extend the territory Of the George
toxin district about threeuuartera of
a mile, thus cutting on a large pros
portion Of the South Seattle school
lands aud revenue The matter was
| Lnniinnel until ThnradaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

line. noodins the s,sepse oompars.
mcnt. Pour and possibly more wait.
ere and hands were drowned, All
were colarvd.
All 81 the officers were cool and
called the crew TO their stations. Ths
strerass compartment was found to
be sufficiently unlniarsd to proven,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
CAPT. NICHOLSON
rs a BENEDICT

The season fof the two months ali
nehee Of captain Mormon Niekuiaon
tfain HE command OF the Pacific
tnaet steamship company'a city Of
Seattle leaked cut today II II an
naanced by HIS most Intimate friends
that he vii reach the city the latter
part OF the month from Glasgow
teutiand. whfre he married at the
Hath hafel, March q MiAH Jennie
Mtlief. The hanny couple are now on
theft way to this city
The captains friends are planning
q awe him a reception on hla return.
When he steps aboard the coed ship
that has been his bachelor home ~
many ysafn he will be greeted with
display Of bunting. cheers from the
crew ana a full nirinaed orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
PRACTICE TRIP

FAfToN. "a. March 70 The base
ball team u Lafayette college starts
on IT, Southern trip today and viii
play Columbian university ht Wash
inGton. y. 6 tomorrow and the Uni
eersliy % North Carolina ~ Chapel
Hiii on Monday and Tuesday Of neat
week. Captain Johnson A. sncouf.
aged by the showing the team has
made IN tis practice work and ap.
pears cunfident that tho season Will
b. = snrceaxfai one for Lafayette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
TEACHERS
MEETING

ASHLAND. Wis. March ga
host Of school teachers has Invaded
Ashland and viii remain In poeaes-
sion until Sunday. The occasion r.
the annual convention Of the North
Wisconsin Teachers Association and
II hiss brought out n fun attendance
OF the members from all over the
section embraced by the association.
The two days program calls for
papers and discussions covering n
wide range Of subjects OF interest TO
the educators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
7-7777777777
FISHER VS..
MATTHEW'S

NEW YonK. March 0.-.The only
athletic event on the tapir this even
Ing 81 any Importance " the wres-
tIing bout at the New Polo Athletic
club between George Fisher aud
Tom Matthews. 10th men have
many followers IN the sport ana the
rcauli Of the bout r. awaited with
"a uliln lIlinrnal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
AWKWARD FOR
THE LOCCERS
Decision That rhsY Cannot Con.
asnn Land Tor Roads

Judge AibSrison. IN the superior
court. has ruled thai tbs act % the
legislature % tsee permitting tbs
condemnation % iosEtnE roads over
the lands Of other persons. V uncot-
nfttutionai. In the case OF The h~sif
Lumber Company against ehainssr
Aoffls. ~ which the plaintiff sous ~
70 condemn a iosstnE read eyef the
Attendants Ian1. Walter ! Fulton.
attorney for the defendant. demufrvsi
60 the plaintiffs complaint and con-
tended that The law Of ftss - una
constitutional because u permits tins
eonaetnna slon ~ lends for private
u.s. not authorized BY the eonstiiu.
ton. Judge AlhsFtson Sustained the
demurrer
NJ Is ciainssd that u IRE decision is
upheld b. the supreme eoaft u VII
render inaccessible immense areas %
valuable Il abrf In the state, from
~kich logs cannot be taken out 81
espt condemuinx iesNins ways over
the lands Of other parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
cOLLEGEDEBA7E

MADISON. wis. March 20. The
debate between representatives OF
the University Of Michigan and the
University Of Wisconsin. FOR which
both institutions have been prepar-
Ine etnce last fan, takes place here
tonlfhf. and u promises 20 be the
eveat Of the university year.
The subject Of debate iH embraced
IN the following Resolved. That
The adoption 90 general income
tax levied by the United States gov
erfltnent would be for the best inter-
49, ~ the nation b."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

Ties, has Increased Ia interest, April
II the time set fuf the annual set.
ttement. Last year Il was well
known that the miners organization
had too many other and larger df-
ficultleM on hand 10 inauKurhte a
strike In this district aa the wage
question. and the operators settled
on their own terms. paying VI 90 Tor
inside day WORK. while operators IN
ether parts of the country were pay :
ina s4fe The affairs Of the miners
organisation are tn better condition
thiH year aud u IL rusnofed that a
atfenuoun effort viii be made 20
brins the scale up near 20 that PAID
Ia oikar districts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
var TO GET UP HILL

The council committee on streets
Yesterday Afternoon decided to make
a fnvorahle report upon an ordinance
proposing 10 make a street. known A.
Union place. from Union TO Pike
street and midway between Ninth
and Terry avenue. This street VIII
make an outlet for Union street and
an easy grade from Pike street to the
ton Of the first hill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

! which has given u a prominent place
among the best exampi~E % Archi.
lecture OF Great Britain. This walt
With its magnificent carvings. ap-
parwntiy, has hrru gradually forced
out for centuries BY the weight ef
the rouf Thaash the cost Of r.
storasion wiii be irnfnrnsr. u viii be
done al ofices
Exeter cathedral n not afuous the
largest q English fanss and Sc re-
nown ~ aus chiefly t. the n*aaty Of
ltn details The cathedral u 800 years
ola
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
CAPTURE
A WHITE BURGLAR
lArrss ,nvApEs A LODGING ousE LITTLE BROWN
Anp ROUGHLY HANDLED

officer. He rushed into the station
like a mad man. The only clothing
that he wore Vas an abbreviated
underahirt. Tie told his story quick
" and patruimen Humes and Mayor
and Night jaiisr iBurkman followed
the excited little man 10 the room
where the burglar was held . pris-
Ouer.
Kennedy. the alleged burglar. was
ready and willing TO go with the 20.
licofneH rather than stay Ia the Jap
anese colony as the price OF freedom
Hts captora had not treated him
gently.
Several times the Japanese Of Sc
attic have captured burglars and
other thieves and the police give
them the reputation % being the
nsrviest class Of people in cases Of
that sort known.
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CHECK the
TIP EVIL

sf~sxpuR0. IA. March ~. The
49,. Il the E'rnfss + aisia railroad
.s.Itsnr With much intsfcat the
- Il tho niessafes rrcvuty
,Ia-t t. eheek the Up nuisance
All anesl 11le nss rules arr
- sislnxent character and post
-. fornif tnr eaF nssffeHs or other
-rs,.s<n 10 DO anf sefYlee4 for pas
..s<<rs N efeeF u receive tips In
~<-n II u aid thai Il the meas
- slrrady adopted fsIi 20 prove
'<->sls. n tuttiae A stop q che
..ssxnes n Win be made a rule g.
:. AZ ANY esng.Qye Mo reserves
-, shtls IN the service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

- LONDON. Conn March ~
-. s.ssr sle~ steam aud With
80. hiswias. the steamer
~ a. sgsgSk shia morninw
,.sssssr Tsuatea Of the
-. rhs latter vsssel Was UNI
-, seaA~ay and was also
.,s.ss sss ..svsk asss on and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
WILL LECTURE TO MARINERS

Capt w. ". Lloyd Of the steamer
Spokane. ~iii deliver a lecture on
''frigonomrffY nnd the conntfue
tion OF Nautical Tahlra." before the
Puget found ffafbor. No. -. Amer
lean Association Masters a Pilots.
In the ropna at the association In
the Globe bloek. March al. AZ .. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
MINERS WANT
MORE WACES

wELI.sToN, Ohio. March 70
win the arrival here today OF fes
erni Of the state officers OF inc nh NJ
81 Nine Workers the question o. -
ar ,,nse seaie in the mines of sub
dlstricf 2 Of district g. which Includes
Jackron. Lawrence and Nirtcn eonh-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
only Took sea IN MONEY

Elihu Jones has reported 90 the
police that burglars entered hia rca-
idcnce al Eleventh avenue north and
Fortieth avenue. yesterday and stole
fe2 In money. Nothing but cash was
taken. although there were other
vnluables In the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
orArH or MRS. CLARKE

Mrs Frances A. Clarke. wife Of
Charles II. Clarke OF the Kelley
clarke company. died NJ the family
rssillencc, 1i2i Union street. last
eveninF. after a short illpeHa, Mrs
CLARKE was 30 yunrH Of age She had
bssu = resident Of Seattle for several
ssa4s. and had many friends here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
wh0R THREE
GOVERNORS

o.. 49, fyhK. March - To honor
SAL. 1.sn'neFs who are Ka. ernSra "
n IA. ~, ~. ifaisfnits af Beta Theta
4>ISa<r .1nHfd for a dinner a. the
e1s,--'. nstorla this evening fof
trass - vnell Of Sew York. Gov
G.ss>. n Aassae huaetfn and
ts,i.S nyntagne u virginia. The
Lta ~ f.skefs Include - governSf
~, = " Francis Of Missouri preai.
f-a.,c.' W " Louis exposition. ana
9aasi, S1~s and renfase II Penn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

lr .,,,res suit Instituted BY
~ 80, afainsf Charles srade
tAa s.s,a IN the eur*tiuf court
sNrlsy usornlns ~ Judge
~ nncFy. Who has been ap-
1872. ress viii Be hctiy con-
e .ss vii probably last several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

ss~.rseax Ess<Fpris< As.s-ststte.s
LONDON. March s--<speetal Cor
cspontence.i--It has jasi been dis
covered that one Of the most beauti-
f,tl features of magnificent and
venerable English cathedral which
many Americans VIII visit every
year h ia such an unsafe eoadltiau
that Il viii have Go b. patched up
immediately u danger to the Whole
structure i to b. avertsdL
This il the famous west ffont of
Exeter cathedral the apfsnaor 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

Thr annun7 NV hI0YdIe and dos
tatea VIII be collected beginning
Anil T. Whfei tags IN the form OF
n tttfid 20 be- attached to the cycle
hnad VII be "a snlc from that date
nsH fsHn viii also be on sale from
Aprii l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20
FAIRBANKS is
THE MAGNET


&rrr~ q Perry. United States
z.s1A fcf the District q Alaska.
= : nos IA tais city on ofhciai
>uGs<>k tells In an Interesting man
= - story of the growth % the
- SRA q Fairbanks. she mstrop-
= x ~ TAnana country
me- Y,es aso the rexien sur
.nn1o6 a MAS an uuhrokru wilder
- Tnfn a. intrepid trapper and
~ nasnta Barnett tnaae his way
- fAn1ns 10 the nanuth % Pedro
-. s1d t1sfe lived foe two years
EIsH1 and trading with the In
- Last year he made MA Nay
! t111<s NTH over tz.eea worth oi
- sklns Coming 10 this city h
u - his entire capital IN a stock
{ DEs.sonn and a small boat
- ~ SHIPPED 20 81 Aichaels
- there he proceeded W tbs
~ s4f TananA rivers TO hts iittis
- = redro creek.
ne Miners FoitsN
\ ~ a. u became known that q
s11ag rsss had heen established on
= u11Ea. a few restless miners
~ u w AAFN4 HAH- A1Ht Ne-
EW 111al - men Wefs scattered
~ - 1ttis creeks flowing into
= 11nzaA About the middle Of
~ - 3 miner nsmed Pedro
- - ~ discovery on the
~ u1o1 ~ bears hfs name. A
~ IN ~ a Japanese miner ~
pH>& 4 1nrn4tts sssfe a remark
~ ~ G1ine Witch sar had made
= 81 u<&k About TIE same time
u11x u11<r Heike8 inso the store
- nreH down q saek u dust
- = 1>ri4rst he had taken from
41E \ nearby creek
. Dn1m1<f - thess discovers.
- ~ kroen At Dawson News
- g1l1<s had aIreafy reached
~ fHy and Circle City. fmne-
11@I ~ rush began. Prom every
- = ~ ktandizs men poured
y 31i7tenks which from a set.
@4<A q fsw score hiss grown 20
- r11P2y sf&fion foe z.e1S people.
l1r1etfs little stock is exhausted.
- - beer amply repaid for
= - % hardship aad hard labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-20

sse' s''h v. >. saeare u Mileu city.
u riss stprned home today tax q.
A.'sd II nln Fletcher Daley. az
Hs,s ~ - lnls ny. who H. wanted ~
Ped -,, ~ : charge AZ selling mort.
Nm v.,oyeItf. Daily eane dul. u
f|4tn,,.1t< This usak. under the
~ ps,,ss o. United states MAJ.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-08
Over 600 Lives Lost

Full particulars were recently re-
:eived from the Samoan islands in re-
ard TO the terrible hurricane which
J.sited those islands and in which
yer 600 lives were lost. Such a loss
5 appalling. but after all is not to be
ompared with the number of per-
ems who have lost their lives from
Indigestion, dyspepsia and constipa-
ion and other stomach troubles. The
lumber has. however, been consider
bly, lessened since the introduction o.
iostetter's Stomach Bitters, so years
go, because it positively cures such
Ilments. Your life and heaIth are %
'aecious to experiment with, there
ere try this famous remedy first Of
II and be cured at once. 1t won't
.isappoint you. The genuine has our
'rivate Stamp over the neck of the
bottle.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-08
10 Treat Shines

With a new method for the treat
lent of shines from the gold plants,
v. H. Adams, a metallurgist of Les
angeles, came in from the southern
.crminus Of the San Pedro railway
C>iprday morning and departed for
)eLamar, New, last night, says the
ish Lake Tribune. At that great
3old-bearing camp he will inaugurate
series of eXpe. iments ON shines from
ne big mill with which Bramberger S
JeLamar mines have been equipped,
nd has no doubt of his ability to
each the management a trick or two
Jefore returning. Mr.. Adams claims
, have a process by which he is en-
.bied to make a saving better than
y per cent, and will at the big prop
H.ty be afforded every opportunity for
demonstrating it.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-08
Costs Less
Printing

And its the proper thing. 1t is not
LIMITATION. but the REAL engrav-
Irg.
Call and see samples and get prices
AZ this Office.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-08
STOCK MARKET
RECOVERING
Better Tone Noted, Thurs
days I'm r vement Con-
tinuing Yesterday

NEW YORK, August Yesterday
losed with improvements in the stock
market and were continued at today's
Ipening, on little encouragement com
ng from London. where prices for
americans were generally higher. The
better tone was not long sustained
however, profit taking and further liz
idation for weak accounts causing
-ecessions in all the active stocks til
n many instances prices went below
,esterday's closing.
Part of the liquidation was IA vir-
ginia-Carolina Chemical, which was
RELY offered at slight advance. 1t is
lnown that one prominent stock ex-
change closed out leans for at least
-wo banking houses. Indications
loint to a continuation of these tao
les FOR some time to pine
Especial weakness developed in Ca
ladian Pacific and Virginia. Carolina
issues during the noon hour.
The attack on Canadian Pacific was
accompanied by rumors of trouble in
dontreal.
Word was received by the several
commission houses that the Montreal
exchange had decided to hold morn
ing sessions only for the remainder
# the summer season.
In the second hour of the afternoon
The market became very dull. with
some recoveries from the lower level.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-08

from him that the preliminary survey
through the state was being pushed
,apidly. In response to the question
rs to whether the road would pass
through Elko, Mr.. Harlow said taat
r all probability the road would pass
through town.-Independent.
Fred Stone. who was acquitted CT
he murder of Charles Connolly last
april filled up on Shelton whisky last
sunday and went to Mr.. Hylton's
anch and terrorized the men work
ng there. Stone pulled his knife an(
rev it across the throat of one Ct
he men and abused him as he did Sc
nally knocking him down. Later
tone was disarmed. Such lawless-
ess as this should not escape pun
hment-Elko Independent.
Word came from Steamboat Spring.
his morning of a horrible aceident
hitch occurred there last evening
bout s o'clock. The victims name was
VILLAIN Mitchell and he was employ
ID at the mine being exploited there.
S is well known. the water in the
haft is at a boiling heat, and the body
/ the man was taken from it literal
y cooked. Mitchell was employed Gu
op and it is presumed that he slipped
nd Fell or else committed suicide,
hitch later hypothesis has been dis
Kissed as unlikely. The o.ore ii
Jashoe county came over OF the train
ais morning and took charge of the
( nGins.-Carson News.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-08
For Over Sixty Years

Ms. Nlnslow 5 soutiliIig syrup has
been used by millions OF mothers for
children While teething. II DIS
'urbed at night and broken Of your
est by a sick child suffering ana
ling with pain of Cutting 1eeth'
send at once and get IA bottle OF Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ior cur
iren %teething. L will relieve the pu"t
little sufferer Immediately Defeh"
upon ii. mothers. there is no nlstaAe
about 1t. II cures Diarrhoea. feeu-
lates the Stomach and Bowels, cures
Wind Collie. softens the Gums. redhees
inflammation. and gives tone anu enersy
10 the Whole system. MIR WINS
lows Soothing syrup for childrt,
teething Is pleasant to the taste anu
is the prescription of u OF the Our
{ and hest female physicians I'D lne
United States. Price % cents a h"''ie.
Soil ! all druggists throngholt -hs
world BE sure and ask for M's'
Winslow's Sonthing Syrup.'
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-08
STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
New a

Miss Bertha Hollywood. OF Sidney.
Australia, is visiting friends in Reno.
Ex-Governor Sadler will visit New
York and Salt Lake to place a mining
property.
Governor Sparks will attend the
Reno Labor Union picnic at Bowers
mansion next Sunday as master OF
ceremonies.
Ore running s32 in god and 81 in
silver has been discovered near Pedro
City, Churchill county, and no little
excitement has been created. Twelve
distinct lodges have thus far peer en-
countered.
Auditor Shearer OF Washoe county
has refused to approve a bill of s.
allowed the Southern Pacific company
for constructing the subway under tbs
railroad track. and his action will I'm
dcubtedly result in a suit.
Ground was broken yesterday TO
the foundation of the Carnegie Library
building in Reno. Stone for trim
mings of the structure is on the
ground and being cut. The work wi !
be rushed to a finish as less than foul
months is allowed the {. ltractor Il
deliver tie building to the city.
Dr.. Fourier CT Gardnervi.le, yes.er-
day notified DR.. S. L. Lee of the State
Beard CT Health, that he had a patient
suffering from smallpox. Later on
the county commissioners of Douglas
county notified DR.. Lee and request
ed his presence there. The doctor
drove ~ this afternoon.
The benefit baseball game at Spo-
kane, Washington, for the family OF
Iitcher Nichols amounted to $500 il.
receipts. The game was an exciting
one in with the Indians won frol
the Angels by a score of 6 to 4. Mich
OILS was a Virginia City boy ana a
the time CT his death was pitching
IN tie northern league.
1t is stated on apparently GOOD
authority that defeat of the Virginia
Gun Club by the Reno club last Sun
day was due in a large measure to the
efforts Ct a certain mixologi:t be ong-
ing to the latter organization. Coffee
cocktails are all right at certain time.
but those times don't want to happen
with any frequency if steady nerves
are wacted.-Reno Journal.
An independent reporter interview
ed Engineer Harlow of the Western
Pacific this afternoon on matters con-
nected with tee new road and learned