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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-04-10
nNIrIsn nEVENrEs INcREAsE

LONDON, March 3l.-Thc treasury
returns issued tonight shows that the
total revenue of the United Kingdom
during the fiscal year ending March 81
was SSO5. 99S 800, compared with 1858, b.
O0S,lS5 for the previous year. The net
increase of revenue over the previous
year was thus SAP 990.715
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SUGAR PRICES

by Gable to the Planters Association
From Williams, Dimond q CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 9-The New
York price of 06 deg test centrifugal
Is 3.5l cents a pound.
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DEPARTING.

Friday, April 10.
S. S. Korea, Seabury, for the Orient
and Manila at p. m.
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ITALIAN STRIKES MAY END.

Associated Press, Morning Service.
ROME, April 9.-There is evry indi-
cation of a peaceful ending of the strike
There have been no disturbances today.
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BOOKED TO DF"ART.

Per S. s. Korea, April II, for the ORR
ent: Mrs. L. L. Terry. Mrs ". o. Akj-
ers, w. II. Rice and So" mt X. j..
Imanishi and wife, Mrs. \. g. Van De
Venter, Mr.. Scullin, Mr.. Armstrong
A. S. Cleghorn, H. F. Kellner, e. b.
Hebberdne, A. Walden, Rettig and
wife.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co.
and Togo Kisen Kaisha.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

TIE Companies Honolulu and leave this
ut the dates below entloned:
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HACE saber: que dona Dolores Ra-
mos Mel6ndea, mayer do edad, yiuds,
de Oficio HOrnSstico vegina de Mana
II. In aeadido ( eese Tribunal. solici-
tan9lo "a declare & sn favor el dominic
de Ea fiaca siuniente:
RUSTTCA sin nombre coneeidc. ST.
tuadn Cd ei barriO da Tierras Nuevas,
tsrnino municipal de Manatf, de ex-
tension superficial dieg = nuoye cuer-
vale valen sisss s:s sis $ sstsnts ssa Il areas @ :
srs,nla s y elsaeo I ssntlass % de s.,s serEe' 3 2
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S. MELOR & Go
yenden per mayor y al detal1e d pr

Oe7sdeV per mayor y al detGlle d pq.
cos hmstados
HierroN Ngalvanizado liso y acanalado
ingl6s.
= Tornillos con tuerca arandela.
AZadas superiores marca <ManoS.
Rejas dc arado inglesas.
Planchas de hero inglesas.
Machetes ecocodrilo>.
Camas de hierro inglesas.
COlchones de alambre superiores.
L4oza en- huacales muy barata.
Vagillas de 18 cubiertos.
Pdntas de Paris.
Maquinas de coser Standard.
Aceite de linaza ingles.
Pinturas superiores inglesas
Frisas espaHolas de todas clases
Sacos de Yute para az6car.
Hilo acarretO.
Un complete surtido de mercancias
& preci0s de quemaz6n.
A TODD cOmprador de alguna imp0r-
tancia, se le regala un tocador y un
abanico.
San Justo II San Juan P. r.
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Ral6 do

EI dia de Bieiemora pr6xinao 4 laa
q Sle HI tarde tendr& lugar ia III casa
do prestaSuos dc j Bazan i Ga. Allen
28, I'M gran ronate de prendas de ssl-
daa classes, propias para regalos de Ma
vidad, Hay ininidad de a0rfi5as con
briElantes de t0dos tanaafos " alhaias
precioaas. d is
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AA
8 81
nam as
af ar
n 80 te sle
cos gsAe INls ss ia ea Il u M
Del uS medic 6e enAa
M pape en 81 eual 81
mla aaa 3Nas aH N e
sEe
Ia lQe a zs q NAHNn sa
se gsaedAn trasIsaibi U gpIl0 pAlabRas por
minute
l naenssje as reoihisl0 eHa dlehO pa.
bel sensitive. dand0 nua buena iglpge-
sion sAa AaaFas
s glea gea eAan hecha
talnbi6n esy erinlent0s cor 81 afe
de Poulsens que conabina eA $50 dal
tel6fono ordiuaviO con n Instruments
telerrkffe0
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LT

Los dos i6venas Sc estgecharon IL
nanos, " ent0nces Bonderby exelaHzs6
en- t0no sO1emne:
Do este modO Sc realizan los de-
seoa de Eni amigo Dulac. sin masislad
de II 8 1faBdFess p0KC 80 pHune. -.
SOY 70 81 Dniac de- Isondras .ExM que
ridO DuEac de Paris. i hija y 70 no
heUnos hach0 mss uua deaega 81 ST
jo ii aend6hino lna papalaa aasa NOS
habianos rapartiao para re VI nis
pFUp6siGos.
it6n0l xclanl6 DulaC Miss
El0rencia 80 ha pEesEa0 daaegapa
Car nnm aaa 40 ma
Alast aliG 0iiic - siragi so
tn hlsaoxia anm naaa
ttk IL Ell eiazssss incausg M
Mi hiiA , d mia rar Ii i nuarisS
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PARA CONDUCIR eARGAS

Sc vende nm magnfiico CAIRO ameri-
cano con sopandas, propio para con-
ducir frutas, capaz para 40 quintales
de peso. con cubierta v cortinas late
rales, lIantas de acero v freno. ETC.,
on perfaeto estado de conservation.
Para inf0rmes el Administrator de-
este peri6aico.
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Dedicado las especiaIidades Sle Ci-
rugia General y 6rganos g6nito- urina-
rios.
Ofgece sus serylclos professions
Allen ST. 81. PisO aegundo.
H0ras lie consulta. Los dias lab0ra-
blea. De 264
C0nsulta gratuita para los pobres.
Aiartea y s6bados de AS.
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4 4 / s

a vende "a ncntaco 4 & plaKos. icon
buenas qRrantfas ssna finea rsstira con
casa de givienIa Il enezaas kle ss
tos fkkuada eEa Id cmEFekera Ten klr
l6Snetro ~
Para inf0rmes aiFl iiKae don Carries
ri. Blondet Hae0 Reys Kio Piedraa.
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Acadia Municipal do FaIardo.
AVISO.

Sc encuentra en- dep6sito un caballo
zaino oscuro, de seis y media cuartas
de alzRds. paso menudeado, crimes
abultadas, marcado en- anlbas caderas
con (R), que fu6 conducido al Dep6si-
to Municipal ell dia De los corrientes
por el policfa insular Rodrigo Rodrf-
guez. K 10 hago pdblico, para que
llegando conOcimiento de su duefIo.
Sc presente q recojerlo, preyio psgo de
gastos, en- ell t@rmino dc treinta dfas
cOntados desde hoy, vencido ell cual. se
yender& en- subasta p6blica.
Fajardo 5 de Diciembre de 1908.
II B. Blonco,
Alcalde.
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FAcFCIl

81 colmo del cello.
I'm aeronauta sube On 81 globo con
I'M invitadO lego en Hi materia.
al eneOntrarse 4 mas dc mil metres
de altura, hace un fals0 moYimiento y
cae III espaciO.
Cuando qniera usted baiar grita
tire de Is cnerda del centre que es In
vaivuIa.
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Professor particular

A m6dicos precios ense6ar6 Art
metica Practice Y Mercantil, Tenedu-
ria de Libros, Gramktica Castellana.
Geograffa Universal etc. el Professor
Graduado don Manuel Gorbea Guz-
man. Direction. Fortaleza II al
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SElVE G

La casa de mamposterfa que est& an
calle de San Jos6 n6mero 27. Ell
que Ia intsrese puede diTigirse don
"a. CorChado (Jaenl EspafIa, on Bail6n.
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Dulces en- alnibar de Variaa classes
y tabaeos ' cigarrillos Sc venden 81 la-
do del Ayuntamiento casa nimerO 40
frente 4 Ia Plaza Principal.
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ACABADA De LLEGlR

Mantequilla Danesa superior para
coeinar en- latas de !. W hbras & 30
centavos libra.
Salchichas Dsnesas superiores.
4Aaldr6s Cgt6sds
Marina.
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lIa lNa De nIN.

III distinguido joven don Francisco
Ramirez. fue aprobado aver p0r una-
nimidad en- el e1amen de seRundo aEEo
de Leyes.
Los exAmenes que este afIO su-
fren los que aspiran Al tftulo do al9o-
gado, sahernos que son rnug seyer0ss
perO DO nos extgafia el Qna 81 joven
Ramirez b VI salido airoso. porque
tiene talento = vsrdadaEa oonatancia en
ell estudio.
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Dulae ton6 ell ferrocarril del Norte,
Sc EMBARGO en- Calais, v despu6s de IN
excelente visje. lIeg6 6 DOuyres.
Al poco rato se dirigi6 al dDmicigio
de Walter Bonderby v liam6 s Ia
/ puerta.
Pablo fu6 intr0dueido en- una sala,
en- Is que SO hallaban I'm aneiano y una
/ ioVen de singular helleza.
sEs el sef1or Bonderby quien
tengo el honor de habiars
/ ST.
Soy Pablo Du'ac.
| -lAdmirabIet- exclaFu6 Ell anciano.
que hablaha perfectamente ell frances.
Sientese usted afIadi6 Ia jOYen
en- 81 mismo idioma.
" ahora-re el yieio tomar&
usted Ell ts con nosotros. Florencia,
sirve,el Is.
Dnlac estaba decidido aceptar todo
cuanto le ofrecieran.
Entablada In conversation consi-
guiente, Bonderby dijo al parisiense:
Tengo On Londres IN amigo in
meDsamente rico. que tiene una gran
casa de comarcio y desea casar su
6nica hiia con IN hombre que se lame
Dulac.
tQue cosa tan extrafIal
mo 10 crea listed.
La naturaleza no ha realizado el
sue1o dorado de mi amigo. Guerra
tener un hiioy y no tiene mas que una
hija encantadOra. Sc llama Dulac,
apellido muy raro en- In0laterra y del
que est& snmRmente orgnlE0so porque
ga abueIo. su padre + 81 10 han llevado
siempre con grandlsimo honor. lie
seria muy doloroso que despues de So
muerte desapareciese Ia raz6n social
Dulac v Compaf1fa. Por esa raz6n
quiere tener & lD Dulac por yerno.
Me ha encargado Que escribiesa s to-
dos los Dulac de Paris Ii carta cue ua-
ted ha recibido. para 10 cual he con-
sultado eacrupulosamente oil Bottin
He leeempeEadO & cOnciencia mi CO.
misi6U, y listed es eI primer Dulac que
SO ha tornado el trabaiO de molestaFae.
De csnse usted aqui nm par de dias ,
despues 1e aeOTnpafKar6 Londres, don
de le preaentare mi amigo DuIac.
Por espacio dc tres df8s. Bonderby,
su hiia Florencia v al francis hicier0n
varias excursiones por los alrededores
de Douvres.
Pablo Dulac recordaba con dolor
que pronto iba terminar su licencia,
y que era precise despachar cuanto an
tes 81 asunto
Una tarde, Bonderby anunci6 & Du-
lac que su amigo de Ia Cite esperaba Al
dia siguiente ID Ileaada del joven pa
risi6n.
AL oir 81 frances Ia noticia, exclaun6
deaconcertado:
NO quiero ir & Londres.
sQue usted no quiere ir Lon
dresa
No, seaor. Quiero regresar Guam
to Rntes 4 Paris.
Miss Florencia Sc puso encarnada
como una grana.
7 por que renuncia listed Ia 1
briiIante posici6n que 80 Is ofrece en-
LOndres2 10 preQunt6 Bondarby So /
trata de una mOjer herInosfsima y SUI
mamente rica. Su resoluci6n es alb
surda.
Pues no tengo mas remedio que
nantenerme en- ella, porque. :. por-
que. amo q miss Florencia Bon
derby.
sDa verasa
ST. sefE0r. v con toda mi alma!
IL que dicee ia & eso2 pregnnt6
8ondarby su hiia.
no quiero perjudiear s Mr.. Du-
&C pero...
SAle arnaa 6 no2
Miss Blorencia se eeh6 { aisSar co-
40 nna nifIa
Dulan lloraba fsnabisn.
rzex.fsvs les s sssa <ssssnsyszesa4ss i
an pOder d0rainar In issB noc
i Qne se hall p0a
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Pensando establecerse en an pueblo
cnya salubridad h eloaian. IN pari-
siense pregunEa un veeinO:
E,s verdad que aqui s. muere poc0a
-lOh, sefior, como en- otra parte,
una s0la vezl
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Haea los aiSoa. 81 salir Il Bio Issasae
ae aR casas a p0k teRM Ia sAna
caFfa. cor snEiC da
sohre elecfa a0lanaeElte: 81 l1ts-
lac. Paris
Ta cagbs essaba concebida en 3 5scs
t6rFninos
esunDniendO ane es usEea s0lkeFcs
tengo 81 gasto de otraeaEla q lnszso dc
nna i0vam ancan adore. iTInena gssake
riea j Fnny bien eduCada u teEae wy
tod un enQafl0, no hAblenaoa Enas del
asunf0. NeDna ustea 4 9otyrea il pre-
sentese ed al donicilio del eeGT0g Bon-
derby taegaiap ea nornhro da III eaAla
81 nfsmer0 de III easa ALI ae u da-
ran 1odas las explicaciones necesarias
que el easo reqnlare.
Nagter Bossdsrbg.s
MIR Dnlac, Paris, sin ninguna de.
recci6n particular
~ Indudahle no So trata de
mi exclaln0 Pablo No con0zco en-
Paris Tnas cue otra persona De mi mis-
mo apellidoi
Dulac apret6 al paso y al cabo de
media hora snb1a Ia escalera dol minis
terio da Hacienda y entraba en- uno de
loa neg0eiados con ohleto do ayistarse
con 81 6nico individuo del misTn0 ape
lido 4 quien eonocia.
les para usted esta carba2 pre-
gunt6 Ell Dnlac n6mero a Dnlac nli-
nero 2.
El DpIac nfImer0 Q no Eay6 mas que
la primera lines y devolVi6 81 papeE &
su amigo, dici6ndole:
10 gecibido la misma carta ha-
ce tres nases.
LA EniaEnaa
SSa ha1saaEsa 3enaela
iQu6 cosa Ian rara
iSer6, Sin duda. una burial
Es possible.
Estoy convencido de clio, tan con-
vencido, que no fuf Douvres.
aes 20 yoy hacer el yiaje. I4o
nAisnaU me da elnplear las Yacaciones
de Pascua On ESQ que en- cuaiquier otra
cosa.
Recuerde usted que los ingleses
sueIen dar brornas muy peaadas.
INo impOrtal Estoy resnelto 6
| descifraF este misteriO
Los dos Dulae se despidieron des-
pu6s de este breye diGlogo.
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enua aa n prpl0ng Es
d al paeien
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In articuaTio exsganiero interroga
un p0hFe diabIO.
uaIes son las nnonedas mas raras
de aaGa pazs2
0aaa. safforl Con dacirIe { us
tea aue eE orc 30 ae We mas cue en-
&C. sxaaeA de Aaa ainntesl
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Entire adtores dra natiCoa:
lsasi he terEninado, per0 no s6 c6-
mo haeer na0rir i1li h6rce dc un mo-
do original, 81 final del quinto acto.
nea la C0sa ea mny senciIIa.
Hazle leer los cuatro prineros.
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B|S D.
RcOBnaD YuE TRO YIG0R
sAnEn0RA IS pEslGhOSA.

HMgese Gus 81 ESgaaAnx y eeaeaeas que asswa4a
ae Is sA6gf2 81 aatao vital seEalnaI sa la sab.
Eennezz AJAa HE3S50S& "a 81 GzzFpp fet hS5afre.
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Mueaa0s Memnrag han musE1e 60 enfsTz9 9sda4e8
soEzsa1Ees tales lsH zeS eaEEzH del htgafsas
6e los S1nozes enfefn7eaaile9 Esi ll9nAEas efss
par hAiSe PefHitssto 81 yit2lsaaa BAas4Fze. ex-
panAhm&0s@ &Ss eeK s&as3A8 NaE&sEa@@ 40 eaE&a
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sstAe ashilieausea perA1aaas - preseTvn1uo 90
Yftait&ad para 1eA5sttE s0a aEa1u@a ae ssa2 peit
HrnNa& mg gfaENaa &&@%MA
Aana0s h1zanTea AhA aas6gsae lsaatz, pero eegsRss
MANIA 6 VH es9ssG as S1zieaeSA kzlcUEabta canez
de eaEas peEdsGAas ala aaDeE y gerdaae5z cAzaa
sfaf TasAe-
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Despu6s mnETnur6s
Pues bien; caalos y sed faliceaI
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noches aeRraEnsa al eaEag 4n sxszenesa g nna
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sIen es ese cabaIlero que Ie hm S.
lElasl0 hace po0o, tlnca0rg
primer e1iente. Hace yeinte
tae soy 81 naGdieo
sashe tenea ana salad prneba de
onha
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-14
Ole NEVADA
PRISON BREAK

The excitement of the Folsom, Cali
fornia, prison authorities have passed
through the past week or more re-
minds all pioneers of Nevada of the
delivery at the Nevada State Prison
in 1871. A well planned break was
started by several desperate mon drop
ping through the ceiling into the guard
room where pitched battle followed
with pistols, rifles, lead pipe in stock
ing to be used AS slung shot, and
knives played an important part.
Lieutenant Governor Denver, acting
as ex-officio warden, was shot through
the thigh, several guards were killed
and one or two men from the hotel
adjoining were killed while attempting
to subdue the cenvicts. The twenty
or twenty-five desperate men who won
the battle, took possession Of the prison
provided themselves with food, and
arms and started out across the coun-
ry. The whole of the western part of
the State was stirred as it never was
before or has been since. The break at
Folsom vividly brings to mind the
startling incidents enacted at the Ne
vada prison a generation age.-Reno
Gazette.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-14
Boulder Hill.

Word was received here yesterday
that the contact vein on Boulder Hill,
back of Markleeville, had been found,
and that the ore is exceedingly rich.
For years miners have chased feat
over this mountain In the hopes Of find
ing the ledge from which the rich rock
comes. Hundreds Of specimens have
been found, and = number Of bouldes
have been discovered from time to
time that have enriched the discovers,
but up to the present time no real CON-
tact or vein has ever been found.
Experts from every section have
been taken over the ground. They
have all been of the opinion that soms
whore in the big hill that there was .
vein of immense value, as the float had
to have an origin in the district. Should
the new nnd be what it u claimed to
be, there will be rush to the diggings,
as the entire section for miles around u
a mass of minsralized ground. The
story of the finds and dlsappointments
of the section IL q matter of weston
history and one that has called forth =
great deal of wasted money and lost
opportunities. Boulder Hill has been
the destination of many miner, and
the fact that all of the prospecton
have found more or less of value Ia the
mountain goes to confirm the report
that reached this city yesterday. The
ground is so close to Markleeville, that
it will bring forth boom in the town,
such as has been drempt of for the
past quarter of century by the people
who have pinned their faith in Alpine
unty.-Appeal.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-14
Simple Method Of MAKING Ore
Test.

Prospectors, when out of reach Of as
sayers to test their. ore, can by the fol-
lowing method determine whether the
rock to be tested carries any mineral or
not.
When you desire to make the test
pulverize the rock very fine; then take
one part Of the pulp and two parts of
common gunpowder; mix them togeth-
er with enough water to make it a
stiff dough-; work il up and mix
thoroughly together in your hands;
then form it in cone or pyramid and
let 1t dry in the sun or near fire.
When dry set the cone on a fiat stone
and put live coal on the top of the
cone. When it has sizzled and sputter-
ed itself out the mineral, II there was
any In the rock, will be found IN the
shape of a button OH the stone.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-14
IN CARSON VALLEY.
THE II. +. DANcBERe LAND
AND LIVE STOCK co. ARE
CLEARING LAND AT
THE RATE OF 20
ACRES PER
DAY.

The II. F. Dangberg Land and Live
Stock Company, Of Carson Valley h
one Of the largest: stock companies In
the west.
This institution carries ON the ranch-
ing and stock raising on . gigantic
scale and furnishes the market with
thousands of tons Of hay and many
train loads of cattle yearly.
Along with the routine work Of this
company the management is gradual
ly reclaiming many acres Of fertile
ground now covered with brush. A
large traction engine IL used In this
work and twenty acres Of land Is daily
cleared of sage brush and other stub
by growth.
Already several miles Of irrigation
bitches have been run and 1t will not
be long before this land will be under
cultivation.
This company is not waiting for the
government to reclaim their land but
are doing it themselves.-Gasette-
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-14
The Best Time To Cut Alfalfa

The conclusion reached by Mr.. Mills
of the Utah Station AS the results OF
feeding experiments, are that the most
rapid gains are made on alfalfa cut
Just before the blossoms appeared, and
the least gain on tsuch that is cut a
week after full bloom. The hay cut at
the intermediate period of full bloom is
better than the latter but quiet inferior
to the former Mr.. Mills represents
the gains as 100 for hay cut before
bloom, II for hay cut at full bloom and
80 for hay cut one week later. The
two earlier cuttings were eaten more
readily than the latest cutting. Mr.
Mills further states that, pound for
pound, the values for the cuttings
stands as follows: Before bloom, 100
full bloom, IS; and one after bloom, 81.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-14
A HOT GAME.

The Butler saloon last night wss
the scene of u "crap" game the equal
of which has never bsen seen In the
State. Jules Block, wealthy steel
manufacturer of Stockholm, Sweden,
became interested in the game and
after short play was loossr to the o.
mount of $4,000 In order to get this
back he made bet of $4,000 on the
''line," which he won, and this with
few more bets judlciously placed,
played him within $500 of even aud
he quit. This bet Of $4,000 IL prob
ably the largest that has ever been
made on any game in the State out
side of poker.--Tonopah Bonanza.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-14
AS This Valley Appeared
Forty Years AGO
THE BIG CANAL.
FIGURES TAKEN. FROM RE-
PORT OF L. H. TAYLOR

We are indebted to the Wadsworth
Dispatch for the following interesting
information regarding the big irrigat-
ing canal:
The canal will head near Clarks.
About five miles above Wadsworth it
will divide into two main branches
called A and b.
A, will supply the lands southeast of
Wadsworth, 10000 acres, and work will
commence in few weeks. The land
on the road to Churchill.
B, will supply the lands northwest of
Wadsworth, 240O0, and will not be con-
structed until great deal of other
work is done along the river. The
land OH the road to the reservation.
Branch canal A runs south of the
river along the mountains and enters
the plain at about miles, that is about
a mile and half southeast of Wads-
worth, thence easterly for about Is
miles to the edge of the Carson Sink
Valley
1t is % feet wide on the bottom and
has sectional area of 100 square feet.
Approximately one million dellars will
be the cost.
Where the main canal starts there
will be concrete dam. Approximately
1000 barrels of cement will be used in
building this dam.
Mr.. Taylor says in few years there
will be 10000 people along the line Of
the big canal.