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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-19
Clothes in Pictures.
From the London Express.

The Tailor and Cutters art critic is
again lamenting the lack of sartorial
knowledge displayed by portrait painters
in their pictures at the Royal Academy. In
the current issue of the Journal he ex-
claims. in large capitals, that If these pic
lures represent the present-day school of
British artists. it is thigh TIME ENG
LAND AWOKEi Are mems clothes to-
day." he asks. $50 utterly unworthy of
the painters art? Are they SO completely
devoid of taste and beauty that they are
so shamefully reproduced? They cannot
prove otherwise than to be the laughing
stock of taflors and their customers"
Coming to details, the portrait of Lord
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-19
SIS and So
Trousers, So. so.

A special lot of Fine
Worsted Dress Trous-
ers; latest styles in
trouserings; sell at %
and Sc regularly; for
tomorrow, $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-19

1t was out at the zoo. Little ostend
peered in at the sacred OK with the brass
ring in his nose
oh, mammal he shouted. excitedly.
''Well, darling, what is it?'' asked the
stately lady in black.
sswhy, that OK has been on merry-go-
round and caught the brass ring."-Chicago
NeWA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-19
81. so Trousers,
ST so.

Mems Atwood Trous-
ers in tasteful dark eff
fects, invisible pin
stripes, ETC.; can De
worn for dress. never
sold under $50; for to-
morrow, $1.0.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-09
MINING PROPERTY SOLD.
Money Paid and New Parties in
Charge.

The Springfield Nevada company.
which has taken hold OF certain min
ing propositions in Olinghouse Can
yon, has had prominent engineers, re
sidents of this State and Of others,
consulting as to the most feasible and
most economic means of taking water
from the Truckee river to the mines.
The reports of the engineers have not
been made. but the scheme is one of
the greatest undertakings ever made
in mining in Nevada. embracing as il
does, outside of quartz mining, the Ill
innate working of two thousand acres
or more of placer ground that has
yielded as high as $50 per ton. This
water is also necessary to the contin
uous working OF the three quart
mills the company owns in the can
yon
With the mines and mills Ui the
company in full operation, OlinghousC
will be one of the busiest mining
camps in the State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-09
Putting New Shaft in Place.

The work of unloading the new
main shaft for the c. & C. steam hoist
and transferring it to the inside of the
hosting works, was successfully &C
complished Saturday afternoon and
yesterday, which was remarkably ra-
pid work, as it involved moving Of the
heavy mass on platform constructed
of heavy timbers to the height requir
ed to lower it into place. The latter
task is in progress today involving
wilderness of tackles and guys that
caused the floor to resemble the deck
of clipper before the ropes are coil
ed after wearing ship. The shrinking
of heavy crank on the south end Of
the shaft will be the next important
work after the shaft is lowered into
the bearings when putting the other
parts of the engine in place will be
comparatively easy and will be accom-
plished in the shortest time practical
ble.-Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-09

are entitled tc !a.5,.rleats for their
evident know how
During the ensuing week there viii
be some important arrivals Of Tono-
Dah mine owners and managers from
their headquarters in the East John
Brock, OF Philadelphia, President of
The Nizpah Extension company and
Arthur Brock, President of the Tono-
pah company, is among the number.
c. c. Burger, assistant consulting en-
gineer of the Tonopah company mines
will also be here, and General Mana
ger l. l.. Oddie, will have returned to
his responsible duties after his late
brief trip northward John Hays Ham
mOnd, who was expected upon visit
of inspection, became sick md has
gone back to New York.
The Boston onopah mining COM
pany has purchased from Cec4ge
Wingfeld and larry Ramsey, the
i'op,iiC vi 'lS C''oI anu tiiC ope'l ~"
claim of the Mizpah Extension on the
north. The Broadstreet is a very i'm
portant addition to the Boston-Tono-
pah property At the depth Of 900 feet
the Boston Tonopah shaft continues in
brown porphyry, which was encoun-
tered at 1S5 feet after dropping
through the blue porphyry struck at
the 120foot level. Several very fine
ii the new works., which are a tri-
Umph Of modern mechanical science
Operations progress with perfect pre-
cision and very commendable rapid
ity.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-09
Dog Catchers.

Yesterday Brick David ana
Skinny" Helm, the newly appointed
dog catchers made their first rounds.
They introduced themselves to the
public, or those who own dogs with a
tag in one hand and the authority to
kill the canine in the other. In most
instances owners coughed up the dol
lar and by night the county was over
one hundred Ollars to the good. There
was only one available excuse for not
paying a dog tax and that is providing
the dog is over sixty years old. AS
none of this character were found, the
exempt list is still open.
The raid will continue today, and
parties who value their pets will Ell
Their put up or the minions of the law
will confiscate the live stock. 1t is up
to you neighbor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-09
ENJOYS CARSON.
A Visitor Gives His Personal Expe-
renee.

A traveller who has been journeying
considerably lately, was struck yes
terday by the appearance of the
grounds about the Capitol building.
He says Carson is to be congratulated
upon the Capitol grounds for several
reasons They are now beautiful n
arrangement, offer ease and comfort
and shade are extensive for their use
the choice of trees is good. everybody
can enjoy them. Where he has been
there is slim shelter from the sum-
mer' 5 sun, one has to toll in the heat
the greater part of the day to inspect
what they have to offer. The climate
here is superb, restful after visiting
many cities Of the fvstclass, invigor-
atiug anG eneryating and needs only
advertising to be known and appreci-
ated. He commends the square and
says while Carsons beauty and at
effectiveness may be ascribed to nice
streets and many fine trees, the start
ing point for all visitors will be the
grounds about the Capitol.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-09
LATEST TONOPAH NEWS
Bonanza Items of General Inter-
est to Carsonites.

Frank Golden was among the ar
rivals on Wednesdays evenings stage
Nr. Golden will attend the District
Court as a witness in the State VS.
Maxwell case.
Tenants of the State Bank & Trust
company's holdings on corner of Main
street and Brougher avenue have been
notified to vacate by the 18th instant
This accords with the plan of erect
ing a granite building on the site
May Howard, the notorious demi-
monde. who shot Alec Whitman last
winter, was on Wednesday last before
Judge Lindsay, to answer a charge of
arson, in having attepted to burn the
Tonopah Jail. After hearing evidence
the magistrate held the woman for
action by the grand jury, fixing bail
in the sum of $1,000, which was fur
nished.
At the Ordah shaft good head way
is being ade. the bottom shows highly
mineralized porphyry. The shaft is
down SO feet
Operations at the Rescue progress
rapidly since the new steam hoistins
plant went into commission, which is
adjudged to be one of the most eco
nomical and effective mine equip
ments in the camp. At its present
depth Of go feet, the shaft will be
dropped to the 500-foot level before
, nence. The bottom is now in ledge
matter. mineralized to the extent O.
81 to Sc per ton. The engineers ant
successfully placed the new works
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-09
Off for Korea.

Last evening Pearl Davis. who has
been visiting relatives in this city the
past month. was a departure for his
home in California. From that point
employed by a mining company. The
offer that has been made him is most
fattering and while the distance is
great. yet the compensation seems to
warrant his move. The many friends
of his in this city will wish his pros
perity in the land across the sea.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-09

About 80 this morning a man who
gives his name as John DUNCAN sold a
clean featherbed in Chinatown for IS
Constable Mccoy heard Of the trans
actic,. and soon had the man in Jail.
The feather bed is comparatively new
md shows that it has never been used
but very little if at all. The man is
also charged with selling new clothing
around town. Constable Mccoy has
made several inquiries regarding his
feather bed but has failed to find an
answer for it. He will turn the man
loose tomorrow if no owner can be
found.-Independent.
Found-A bunch of eight keys. Ow
ner can have same by calling at thii
ONCE and paying for this id.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-09
NOTES OF NEVADA MINES.
Items Of Interest Pertaining to New
ada Mines.

Hon A. c. Cleveland of Nevada, who
is in this city, says that with trans
portation its mining camps will be
made to exceed that of any size in the
union, and that the camps through
out are in better physical condition
than IT an period since the paimy
days Ct tie Co.1-tock.
A telegram from Supt. Frank Jenney
of the big mill of DeLemar, New,
brought assurance during the day that
it was running without a wabble, as
far as it has been speeded, and that
he would be ready to entertain Pres
ident Simon Bamberger and his as
sociates at camp within the next few
days. The message does not tell of
the tonnage now being reduced nor
of the number of lea ching tanks into
which the gold bearing rock has been
dumped, but it is safe to assume that
the management is urging the plant
to all the crushers will stand at the
start.
The acquisition Of the Davis inter
est in the Black Eagle group OF
mines in White Pine county Nevada
by the Siegel Consolidated Mining
company, of this city. has been com
pleted. the vender retiring with $780,
900; this is the price of half interest.
noN- 1c f6n tor
of the White Pine county, and while
he, as have his neighbors, has parted
with many interests at small figures
that subsequently enriched the pur-
chaser. his faith in the Black Eagle
and its ultimate productivness never
faltered. For a good many years the
property about which the town OF
Siegle has risen mas been under con
certative Development and with the
Siegle Con company now the sole ow-
ner, its equipment with a smelter Will
begin next spring. Last season in the
opening of the ore bodies, the man
agement marketed fifteen carloads Of
1873 ounces silver, with 40 per cent iron
excess, while of this class Of ore it is
said that 5000 tons are awaiting more
economic means of reduction. In adj
dition to this. Manager Siegle telling
of disclosures yesterday, said that q
large volumn of second class ore had
been opened up. all of it affordins d
good margin with furnaces upon the
ground For the successful operation
of plant the company the company is
surrounded with every natural acces
sorry, including plenty of water and az
abundance of timber and that a mag
nificent rewards awaits the Messrs
Siegle is quite we'll assured. Messrs
Joseph H. and Harold l.. will leav'
for camp the present month to give TIL
undivided attention.-Salt Lake Her
aid
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-09
a, 1. ssa's FLIP
HAVE you

watches to repair7 Take them 70 Bet.
coves. We will guarantee them %
keep as goou time a. new ones 90.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-09
BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT.
City Matters Submitted to That
Body.

n. A. Hummel, of Leishman and
nummel, attorneys, presented yester-
lay morning to the Supreme Court
the petition Of w. L. Wallace, for
writ of certiorari and stay of proceed
ings in the matter wherein the Board
of City Council Of Reno revoked the
city license of Wallace as retail
liquor dealer in Reno. The mat
ter after hearing, was taken under
advisement until this morning.
when further argument will be heard.
Mr.. Hummel said to an Appeal re-
porter that the oBard of City Council
OF Reno had acted arbitrarily in the
natter, without jurisdiction on GER
tain lines and with excess jurisdiction
in others; that Wallace has been an
exemplary citizen of Washoe county
for the greater part of twenty-seven
years; was never connected with any
bunco sharps, and the action of the
City Council of Reno was not warrant
ed by the facts, hence the petition to
the Supreme Court.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-09

The people of Storey county should
indeed feel thankful toward Carson
for the gift it has made to the Com
stock carnival committee. What
makes the obligation we now owe the
citizens of Carson, the greater, is the
kind and neighborly spirit in which
the gift was made.-Chronicle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-09

l.. A. Blakesless, the revenue col
lector, will be in this city Wednesday
when he will be ready to receive re-
venue taxes for the year. He can be
found at the Arlington.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-06-09

The work of repairing the porch
the Park hotel is going
on. When finished it will greatly i'm
prove the big hotel.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-03-12
ResoIueloues de cOndOIeneia.

Las siguientes resoluciones de
condolencia lueron aeordadas por
la Sociedad Cat0lica del Sehor de
EsquipuIa, en- FL Puertecito, n.
NJ, Mario 1ro., de 1908.
Por cuanto, 81 Omnipotente en-
sus sabios { inscrutables desig-
MOS tuyo i bien el dfa ~ dc Fe.
brero pasado cortar 81 hllo de la
existencia 4 nuestro querido con.
socio, Crescencio ortiz, 4 una edad
muy ayanzada, despues de una
corta y penosa enfermedaG.
Por cuanto, 81 finado fue en- vi.
du uno de los mas cumplidos so
clos dc nuestrn sociedadym mo
delo de buen ciudadauo, buen es.
/ poso y carihoso padre, cnyo eiem-
pho Is digno dc emitar.
Por 10 tunto, resuelYase, que
con la muerte de nuestro hernia.
no, Crescencio Ortiz, esta sociedad
ha perdido uno dc los mejores Y
mas Gtiles miembros Y el pueblo
on general unO de sus meIores
amigos.
Resuelvase adem6s, que dc 10
I intimo denuestrOs corazones sim.
patizamOs y nos unenos con Ia
fumilia Y deudos del Gnado6 ayu.
dnrlps 4 seutir tan irreparable
/ perdida y humilllenente elevure.
mos nuestros preces al Altfsimo,
pidiendo eteruo descanso para eI
IaImu del dnado.
Resuelvuse ademds. queuna co.
/ pia de estns resOlurioues sea man.
dada 4 Ia yindaG hijos del hnado
Y otra a llL INDEPENDENTS para
su publication Y otra queda en-
los registrOs de esta sociednd.
Benigno Gonzales, Manue
Manzanares Te0d0cio Chave,
C0misi0n
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-03-12
NuEV0 iMpRES0R pUBLIC0.
El Hon. ]. S. Duncan N0mbrado por el
G0bernadOr para ese puesto.

Aunque la prensa hispano ame-
ricana de Nuevo Mexico no tiene
ninglin inter6s vital Ell el asunto
de la impression p1blica del terri
torio Y esta iuera de la linea de
todas las aspiraciones que en-
otras cireunstancias pudiera
abrigar, sin embargo, como ma
terra de inter6s p1blieo ydmane-
ra de espectadora que observa
los hechos que pasan, pnede ha-
Ger un comento impartial Guam
do ocurre un cambio como aquel
de que nos ocupamos +! Hon.
James :. Duncan, actualmente
miembro del conseio legislative
| por los condados de San Miguel
ly Guadalupe, ha sido nomhrado
! por 81 gobernador y coniirnado
| por el consejo para q paesto de
inpresor p6hlico territorial. Go
mo tai enpleado tendrd asn car
20 la direction de imprimir las
leyes, y docnmentos p1blicos en-
inglGs Y castellano y llamura las
propuestas Y adludicara los con
tratos para hacer dicho trabajo.
Acerca de la aptitud y califica-
clones de Mr.. Duncan para ell
puesto no existe ninguna duda,
asf como tampoco la hay respec-
to 4 su integridad Y rectitud per-
sonal. Por 10 demas, no hay
duda que desempenard sus de-
beres concienZudamente Y cue
hara todo 10 possible para servir
bien al territorio ell capacidad
tan importante Y delicada, No
anticipamos que ocasionen nln-
guna dissatisfaction 8 desconten-
to los procedures del nueyo inn
presor pGbIico en- el descargo de
sus ohligaciones. aunqne es cier-
to que 81 hubiere competencia
para saear el contratO para Ia
impression dc las leyes, no todos
los ofertantes quedaran igual-
menteconientos, porqueuno solo
sacara 81 contrato Y los dem1t
tendran que pasarse sinel PorlO
que toca 4 Ell INDEPENDENTS
hablando como peri6dico desinte
resado { imparcial en- mateliu
creemos que Mr.. Duncan sera III
Official muy eumplido y dara sa,
tisfaeci6n plena en- todos respec.
tos, Y asl es que lie ofrecemos
nuestros parabienes sobre su
nombramiento V confiamos que
alcance todo el Gxito possible en-
su nueyo cargo. FL puesto de i'm
presor p0blico requiere una per
soma formal & instruida, y en- Ia
les respectos Mr. Duncan llevo
todas las reqisiciones.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-03-12
pROcLAMA PARA FL DA DE nARBOLADO
OEICINA DEL SUPERINTENDENT }
DE ESCuELAs,

DE ESCUELAS,
Condado dc san Miguel, N. NJ. }
LAS VEGAS, Mario L. de 1903.
Una acta pasada en- la legislature
territorial cl ano de 1891 y yaprobada cl
dia II de Febrcro del mlsmo aho, titu-
lada "un acta para establecer el dia dc
6rbolos," 4" impono el debor sobre el Sn-
perintendento de lscuelas el liar Ia fe-
cha dc tai "Dia Arboles.n Por 10 tam
TO, he fiado el Viernes n de Mario de
1903, para cl 6n de- plautar drboles or
namcntales, ga sea para adorno 0 be-
ncncio dc iugares pGblicos 0 priyados,
patios, plazas, plazuelas . calles. III
dia arrlba dcsignado .ser6 un dia de
vacation on todas las escnelas pdblicas
dc este condado y todos los oGcialcs do
distriios escolarcs son pOr 6-ta reque.
ridos dc que lus oscuclas baio su cargo
observer csc dia plantando 6rbolcs coo
mo antes dicbo, Estoy rcquerido dc
hneer un rcportc al Gobernador dcl
TerritoriO acerca de- laacci0n q iutor6a
que re- tome pOt el pueblo en este dia y
suplicO los directories dc los diicrcn.
tes distritOs que me iuioimen - e@Ao
que tonRnn Ell Ia celebration del mis-
100. hdcmds snpllcO 4 los direct0re'
que esta prOcllma sea prOl0colada en-
] los rogis,ros de cada diairilo.
pa 10 en mi oliclnn este dla y uno ar
rlba dicho. JESUS Ma. Qu1NTANA.
superintendent dc Escuelal
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-03-12
cATo MEJoRFs

de 1903 V sc haee el deber de los
ohciales actualeS del condado de
Guadalupe trasladar sus otieinas
4 Santa Rosa y segnir actuando
como oticiales del nueyo eoudado
de Leonard Wood FL proyecto
en question tiene muy huena pro-
babiIidad de pasar en- Ia cdnfara
y Sc cree que igual exito tendrd
en- el conseio.
SegGn toda probabilidad VA Il
aumeutar el nGmerG de fscalatos
s distritos de procurador en- el
territorio, con la creuci6n de uno
Ell ell condado de Socorro Y otro
en- los condados de Eddy y Cha
vez. Esto servira para continuar
la rutina VA estahlecida de il au-
mentando gradualmeute el nA
nero de oliciales territoriales Y
la cantidad de los gastos que re-
caen sobre los condados Y q ter
ritorio, pero en- este caso 10 de-
sean plincipalmentelosc loscondados
interesados 6 al menos los indi.
viduos que pretendcn hablar por
ellos.
Otro empleo para el cual hay
proyecto pendiente es el de guar
dian territorial de animales de
caza y pesca con un salario de
81 800 al ano. En- caso del pa
safe de este proyecto Sc puede
afirmar sin tenor de contradic.
cion que dicho empleo serael mas
codiciable entire todos los que
existen y que el afortunado NOR
tai que tenga la suerte de OBJ
tenrlo podra descansar sin zozo
bra, pues los habituntes de los
RIOS y las selyas no necesitan dc
muchos desvelos y cuidados.
En- 10 que toca 4 nombramien.
tos territoriales de Jos mas i'm
portantes NADIA Sc ha hecho has
ta ahora nj Sc tiene information
cierta acerca de 10 que So har6
/ Unicamente Sc sabe que casi to-
dos los actuales incumbentes sou
aspirantes y aplicantes para q
puesto que ocupan b hay otrot
muchOs que no son empleadOs y
desean reemplazarlos. Los que
pretenden saber son de opinion
que habra algunos cambiOs, perC
no muchos, y que la mayor par
te delos actuales empleados terri
toriules v de distrito seran con
firmados en- sus ppastos.
La ley de apropiaciones ha pa
sado va Ell eI conseio y se halla
! pendiente on la c6mara, y segnn
esta ahora el proyecto Sc obseryu
bastante aumento en cantidad
de upropiaciOnes para los insti
titutos territoriales de educaci6n
| FL Asilo de Locos de esta ciudad
tiene asignada la suma de $50.
900; el Colegio de Agriculture dc
Las Cruces, $4,000; el Institute
MiIitar dc Roswell, Sl5, 900; la
Escuela de Miuas de. Socorro,
$4,000; y para cada una de las
escuelas normules de Las Vegas
| y Silver City Sc asignaiu iuerte can
tidad. Estas sumas son en- adj
ci6n d 10 aporcionudo en- milGsi
mos de la tasaci0n regular que
corresponds 4 cada institution.
Sc caIcula que las apropiacione'
correspondents 4 cada uno dc
los dos amos venideros no baja.
ran NADIA de $3.50 600, en- cuya
sunu Sc incluyen la cantidad dc
los r6ditos que Sc pagan sobrt
los bonos amortizndOs dc la deu
du territorial, los cuales montaI
| 4 $50, 900 al ano. ANON.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-03-12
DeYenta.

I'm esta Ohcinn 50 yenden las le.
yes compiheas Dc eseuela, q 80
cts. el ejoInplar.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-03-12

especiamone dmas lt
notabes Fpnas
mas de 200 pgnas ustada prouon dc her.
grabndos.
Como surtido de obras complete
vaudo podemos vene ecos que estan al acanc de To-
das las ortuna Tenemos las obras mas ueresante moder
nas, de Religion, Educaci0n, Recreo
podo peddo que venga acompahado de vaor er aten
dido ponud hacendo por nuesa uos gnstos
dc envo Necestamos ocamos agentes todas las poba
clones para co supamos dan anosotros
apts de huenas eerencas quen mandaremos nuestras
nstTucdoDcs condisones.