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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16

why no money was put up" he con-
tinued land / don't think there VIII be
but we will fight just the same when the
time arrives II would be foolish Of me
TO be idle the rest Of the year when
can go out and get the money, and II
am beaten then Britt can fight the VIM
ner. That's all there Will be TO It,"
Have you any match I'm sightg"
mot just now. | haven't tried to get
any, but | would fight the winner Of the
Hanlon- Nelson bout at San Francisco
am now doing some light work at AS
bury Park. and would have no trouble
fghtlng the winner IN August or sept
ember | won't be hire long as | eX-
pect TO go to Denver, where | viii settle
down to hard grinding. When I get
home | Will talk business with any OF
them
Corbett's declaration OF war was no
sensation TO his intimate friends. who
know his financial conition, They say
Corbett Is forced TO break his agreement
with Britt because he needs the money,
and there Ia no other way OF getting Il.
Being an eX-champion Ne rs no longer
an attraction on the vaudeville stage.
and he must don the mitts again If he
hopes TO pay his bills, which he has
always done, 1t can be said IN his ia
vor that he has taken the best Of cnre
OF himself since his defeat Britrs vic
tory had SOLDERING tendency. which Is
not always the case with defeated
champions, who often go to pieces when
once their victorious career receives a
set back. Corbett has held his head
and is confidently looking ahead to the
time when he VIII do something no 9th
err lighter ever did, and that ia 10 win
back championship
just what course Britt win pursue Is
unknown at this writing, but a sport
who Is on Intimate terms with him said
yesterday; III Corbett breaks his
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-03-22

cradle disappointment Is expressed, for
the stock market was showing signs
of awakening activity, and within the
past few days there has been a well
come diff in quotations toward high
er range of values.
All this recovery and bouyancy SEEM
ed swept away on Friday, however.
and the general stock market sympa-
thized with cotton by going off point
or so, with a disposition to realize all
along the line. The depression may
Prove merely temporary. however. AL
any rate, two or three days will prob
ably tell the story. Conditions are GER
tainly In favor OF a better feeling In
bonds and stocks, as the great finan-
cial interests publicly announce that
they have released all checks upon an
upward movement In prices, and in
deed, are quietly advising their Gus
toners to invest in good dividend pay
ing securities. Money continues abund-
ant at reasonable rates and readily ae-
cessible to solvent borrowers, and the
financiers say that the chances foi
prifit at the present plane of values
are larger than those for losses. Hence
the panic came as a wet blanket to
wall street
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-03-22
Rsbel Creek Items.

Rebel Creek, New. March II.
Mr.. Alexander. of Paradise. has
taken the station at Ardona. succeed
ing Mr.. Leotard.
Sheep men in our part OF the valley
are preparing foor the shearing. which
will begin next week.
Joe Jaca stopped here Friday night
on his way home from Winnemucca to
his home in Oregon Canyon.
Price Boyd. who has just returned
from California, where he has spent
the winter. is stopping here.
Mr.. Willie Baber of McDermit and
Miss Annie Larsen of Rebel Greek
were visitors. at II. II. Nc Colley's on
Sunday,
Mr.. j. p. Anderson went up TO his
ranch twenty miles north OF here OIL
Thur sday Mrs. ]. p. Anderson and
daughter went up on Friday.
Cattle are being turned out now as
the feed on the bottom ranges is now
plentiful. Stock will probably all be
turned on the range by the first OF
April
Commissioner b. f. Riley Of Para
disc. accompanied by Mr.. Kilbourne.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-03-22
COUNTY IS
FIRST IN LINE
formed a Republican Club at
Battle MOuntdin-En-
dOrSed Nixon

Battle Mountain, Lander county, has
he honor of organizing the first re-
publican club for the ensuing cam
paign. At their first meeting the fol-
owing resolutions were passed:
We. the republicans of Battle Noun
ain, reaffirm our allegiance to the
oarty, do declare and take for our text
he address of the republican state CEN
raj committee issued at Reno Febru-
Try 18th. 1904. and do hereby organize
ourselves into a club to be known as
he Battle Mountain Republican club,
he purposes of which shall be to fur
her the interests of the party and its
7andidates by all honorable means: to
advise and counsel its members in
oarty management and to foster the
principles of republicanism I'm this
ocality.
That the issues of today are repub-
ican principles versus democratic
principles! progress and prosperity
7ersus stagnation and retrogression.
That we unanimously favor the nom
nation and reelection of that emf
'ent statesman and friend of the peo.
le, Theodore Roosevelt. to the office
Z president of the United States.
That we favor the nomination of
9on' fde resident of the state of Ne
ada to the office of United States sen
ltor and suggest the name of the
honorable George S. Nixon as ar
vailable. competent man for the po
ition and pledge our best efforts TO
ecure his candidacy for that office.
That a copy of these resolutions be
'ant to the Chairman of the state CEN
raj committee and that this club here.
fter be recognized by the party
through its chairman and SECRETARY
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-03-22
Everybody Pleased

Down BY the Sea-" which was pre-
sentec at the Armory last night. was
one of the best shows that has been
staged in this city for some time.
The plot was very interesting and
the two leading actors showed much
talent in their parts. All of the minoi
parts were also we'll played and there
was not a tiresome moment during th'
whole performance.
The specialties were exceptionally
fine and the comic song which took ir
all of the local news of the day. drew
printed cast of characters and pro-
gram was all that was lacking to make
The play thoroughly ENJOYABLE.
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went up to McDermit on Thursday
and returned Friday. Mr.. Riley was
inspecting the roads.
Jim Low. the McDermit merchant,
went by Thursday on his way from
Winnemucca. His freight team, heav-
lily loaded with merchandise, arrived
later in the day and stopped for the
night.
Mrs. ]. d. Vance and Dick Cooper
returned Wednesday night after TAX
ing Mrs. VIM. Stone to the sanitarium
at Winnemucca. her weakened condi-
ton not permitting Of her proceeding
to San Francisco.
Mr.. Pollock and wife of Los Angeles.
accompanied by their children. stopped
here Saturday night on their way
north to visit Mrs. Pollocks parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Vance. Mrs. Pol
lock was formerly Mrs. Lou Simpson.
STONE HATCHET.
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VIEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
Doings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers

New Orleans.-There Is nothing new
reported in the Sully failure, but the
imp. ession seems to gain that the New
Yo.k finn VIII resume shortly.
WashinSton.-The condition of Rep
resentative Chas. w. Thompson, of
Alabama. who is suffering from double
pneumonia, is reported by his physi
clans to be critical.
Washington.-The select committee
of the senate appointed to investigate
charges against Senator DIETRICH con-
cluded the taking Of testimony by ex
amining U. S. Rohrer, of Hastings.
Boston.-The first edition of a daily
newspaper established by w. r. HearsI
appeared in this city Monday unde
the name "Hearst's Boston American
and New York Journal" The edition
contained twenty-four pages.
Kansas City.-Reports received from
all parts of the Kansas wheat bel.
show that the recent heavy rainfall
was general. The Santa Fe headquar-
ters at Topeka has advices that wheat
everywhere is in good condition.
Perry. Kan.-William Gordon, COL
ored, has been arrested here for an al
legged murder said to have been COM
mitted in Denver about eight years
ago. He is being held In Topeka
awaiting the arrival of an officer from
Denver to take him back.
st. Petersburg Novoe vremya
published prominently Paris dis
patch declaring it is believed ther
that triple alliance between Japan
China and Korea has been formed.
which was the real object of the Mar.
quis Ito's visit to Seoul.
Cheyenne. Wyo-The report tha-
Cheyenne is to be cut out as freigh
division point by the Union Pacific
company is officially denied. Th'
statement is made that Cheyenne al
ways will be division point because
naturally situated for such a purpose
Indianapolis.-Late Monday after
noon the scale was signed by the join
sub-scale committee consisting of two
miners and two operators of each of
the four states forming the centra
competitive district. No change wa
made from the original proposition o.
the operate which was voted upor
by the miners. The next joint con
ference will be held at Indianapolis
January 25. 1906
Des Mones. Ia.-By reversing tn
lower courts decision. the supreme
court of Iowa releases Mrs. Ida Gala
CHER, accused of numbering her hus-
band. Mrs. Gallagher was tried an6
acquitted. her evidence tending e
fasten the crime on Charles Holiday
an accomplice. who is now serving
life sentence for the crime. She was
afterward tried on charge of perjury
convicted and sentenced to twenty
years. An appeal was then taken.
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Death of an Old Citizen

Francis II. Sneade died yesterday a.
his home near the Ophir mine. He
had been III for only four days, and
the cause of his death was paralysis of
the brain. Deceased leaves a widow
in this city. also a daughter. Mrs. Hell
ena Kenny. and two married daught-
ers and son in California. He was
resident of Carson for twenty years
where he was employed by the v. & T
railroad company. He had lived on
the Comstock for six years and made
his home with his daughter. Mrs. Ken
ny. Deceased was native of Chester,
England, aged 81 years and 6 months.
Chronicle.
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for the benefit of his health. POST
master General Payne is confined to
his bsd with the gout.
AS the new statute of limitations is
not to be retrospective, Il is likely
some postofice rascals may escape.
Next Monday the republican members
of congress win meet in joint carcus
to select a committee to take c barge
Of the coming congressional campaign.
TIE case of General Wood Is be ng
daily considered in executive session.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, Senator
Blackburn made a two-hours' speech
against the proposed confirmation. He
was followed the next day by speech
from Senator Quarles in favor of the
promotion. The 70 tifica tion bill has
passed the senate and the same body
has authorized the purchase of a SUBJ
marine torpedo boat for a quarter Of
a million dollars. Mr.. Griggs of Geor-
gia has proposed that the Congression-
al Record be abolished and in its place
a bulletin of information Of work in
the departments be published foor the
people.
On the 18th inst. Mr.. Burton of Ohio
in the house made a speech pointing
cut the steady growth of expenditures
in carrying on the government. He
cautioned the representatives to be
more economical. The pure food bill
Is yet to pass the senate. and may
meet with some opposition and cons'd-
erable modification. Many do not like
the idea of swarm Of SPECTATORS GO
ing all over the country to taste and
smell of food products. There is a
great contest on between capital and
labor over the eight-hour bill the anti
injunction bill and the arbitration bill.
The discussion may continue for ten
days yet before the committee having
these bills in charge is ready to report.
Senator Dick has returned from Ohio
in a silent mood, and is d d'sinclined to
discuss politics. He is finishing up his
business in the house and will appear
in the senate next week.
Many propositions are before con-
gress eonce1 ming the future govern
ment to be provided foor the canal
zone in Panama. General Davis of
the commission would like a governor.
a secretary of state, an attorney gem
eral. treasurer. a sanitarian, su-
perintendent of schools. justices of the
peace, police judges and three judges
of the courts.
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Notice is hereby given that primaries
viii be held at the various precincts of
the county on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2
for the purpose of 'electlng twelve
delegates to attend the state conven-
ton to be held at Virginia City on the
18th day of April
Polling hours to be from p. m. to
p. m. at the following precincts:
District No. 1.-Winnemucca. includ-
ing Humboldt House. Mil City. Union
vile and Dun Glen; tn ee delegates:
polling place. Jas. F. Dennis office:
judges. NJ. Reinhart. C. e. Haviland
and c. w Muller.
District No 2.-Lovelock; five dele
gates; polling place at S. r. Youngs;
judges. S. r. Young. Emmett Reid and
II. c. Marker.
District No. 3.-Golconda. including
Adelaide and North Ranch: two dele
gates; polling place at j. A Lang
with's office: judges. F. ]. Button, J.
F. Thompson and j. A. Langwith.
District No 4.-Kennedy: one del"~
gate; polling place at Wynn q Lash
er's office: judges. j. sarret, A. E.
Lasher and c. s. Wynn
District No. 5.-Paradise. including
Willow Point: two delegates: polling
place at A. Pasquale's: judges. j.
Byrnes, Jr., II. X. Haney and George
Piper.
District No. 6.-Denio, including
Vicksburg. Jackson Greek and Quin
River crossing: one delegate: polling
place at Schubener Bros: judges, Sol
Sehubener, Nels Larsen and A. T. Lay
District No. 7.-McDermit. including
Kings River and Rebel Greek: one
delegate; polling place at Andersons
store: judges. Tom Mcconnell. r. H.
Connors and A. l.. Evans.
+. NJ. LEE,
Chairman County Central Commit
tee. per C. w. Muller. Secretary.
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U. S. Court Proceedings

In the United States court this morn
,ision In the case OF Eisele agains
Oddie and others. awarding the plain
iff damages to the extent of $500 and
,osts. Eisele was forcibly elected
from bit of ground in Tonopah over
l year ago by a number of the most
little town, and sued for $1,000 dam.
'ges: $4,000 for lndignities suffered and
1000 for alleged actual damage to his
property. the valuation upon which
were based upon a sentimental basis
ather than an actual one. 1t being al
King VS.. McKissick-Demurrer T.,
answer overruled and the case will be
tried by jury on June Sth.
Salt Lake Hardware company VS.. the
Chairman Mining and Electric com
pany-Demurrer overruled and the de-
fendant given until rule day in June TO
answer.
Consolidated California and Virginia
Mining company vs.. Baker and others
set for trial on the 2Sth.
Buffers VS.. Keaney-Set for trial on
April Goth.
The following jury cases were also
set for trial.
Kelley VS.. Truckee River General
Electric company. June LIST.
Oddie VS.. O'Meara and others. June
9Th.
Kinkead VS. O'Meara June 9Th
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Southern Pacific Changes

Mr.. e. o. Mccormick. passenger
-ratfic manager OF the Southern Pa
;ific. has been promoted to the position
II assistant to J. c. Stubbs. traffic d.
ector OF the same company. Mr.. Nc
cormick will assume his new duties
the Chicago Office OF Mr.. Stubbs on
April l. His present position will be
allied by Mr.. Charles s. Fee Of st. Paul,
at present general passenger and
ticket agent of the Northern Pacific
railway. The news OF Mr.. McCormick.s
promotion is pleasing to his friends.
out they will be very sorry to have
MIN leave San Francisco. His fine
qualities have gained him hundreds of
personal as well as business friends.
dis successor. Mr.. Fee. has a reputa-
lion as very able railroad man.
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HOME NEWS TOLD IN
PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local Items OF
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

JEFF Marks is here from Sacramento
today.
E. Reinhart & Co. are unloading
ar of barley today.
Joe Lorentz is home from a trip t.
gosgrove.
G. W. Nelson came In yesterday from
Jackson Greek.
Sylvan siard OF Golconda is here on
business today.
James Byrnes sr.. came in this af-
ternoon from Paradise.
F. w. Baker. wife and child. of Wells
came in on No. last night.
Roadmaster Jas. Griffin, Of wads-
worth. was in town over night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Flood, OF San
francisco. are guests of the Lafayette
]. b. Schneider, of Chilllcothe. Ohio.
IS spending few days in town on
business.
Assistant Division Superintendent
shaugnessey was in town a portion of
he day yesterday.
Jake Schell and sister. Miss Maggie.
ey for a short visit.
Valube Hurtado's teams returned
his morning to the Quin River coun-
t.y loaded with supplies.
A party of twenty or thirty people is
oeing made up to attend the wedding
and dance at Golconda Saturday night.
special rates viii be secured.
w. II. Cheney. a resident of the
Worlds FAIR city. and an old time
citizen of this state. is here for few
lays and is staying at the Winnie.
nucca hotel.
Yesterday was the first day OF
'p'ing. but the fact was generally
I'VE. looked here by reason of the win
try weather. Today Is a vast improve
ment, however.
Charles L. White has filed notice of
the Bonanza. Little Gem and Hurry
Up claims. at a point twelve miles
west of Lovelock.
All musicians and others interested
the formation of a brass band In
Winnemucca are urged to meet
promptly at o'clock tonight In Justice
Robins office. where 1t is hoped an
1rganization will be effected.
Wash. ONeal, who will be remem-
oered as having once been a resident
If this county. living on a ranch in
Paradise Valley. and whose home Is
aow in Mississippi. passed through
Winnemucca on No. 8 today.
An important item unintentionally
overlooked by the reporter yesterday
was the birth of son to Mrs. J. M.
Thompson Of Golconda. at the Winnie
mucca sanitarium on Sunday March
TO- 1904. The mother and child .e
both doing well.
Miss Adele Roberti. accompanied by
her sister. Miss Lizzie, departed on
No. last night for San Francisco,
They will be met by their parents In
Oakland, and should the feared compli-
cations In the case arise. an operation
for the relief of appendicitis will be
made at some hospital where Miss
Adele will be taken.
District Attorney Harry Warren of
Humboldt county was visitor to Re-
no yesterday and went on to Carson
this morning to practice In the circuit
court. Mr.. Warren is making a splen-
did record In the district attorneys Of
fee. not only in the matter OF enforc-
Ing economy In the administration OF
county affairs. something long needed
in that county. but in the prosecution
OF criminal cases. 1t was due to his
unaided efforts that the four murder
ers were recently convicted there. Ga
zette.
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HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News NOteS Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

The vault of the new Elko bank Is
now in place and ready to receive
money.
Montezuma Is the name Of the min
ing camp which eastern capital Is pre-
pared to develop.
electric lights unless they guarantee
the company $500 per month.
The State University co-eds beat a
Stockton. Cal, team in a basketball
game at Reno, Saturday, with score
of 10 to 3.
An application has been made for
the establishment of a postofice at
Montezuma, Esmeralda county. and 1t
undoubtedly will be allowed.
Nta, the five-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Neasham, was crushed
to death under the wheels Of farm
wagon near Reno Saturday.
There is another case of smallpox in
Elko, the son of w. s. Griswold of
Ruby Valley, a high school student,
being the victim. The house Is quar-
antined.
Ed White and e. J. Curtis are under
arrest at Reno on charge of grand
larceny in robbing the room of Harvey
Askins of s7oo in jewelry and coin.
A row over a woman cook In an
Elko county wood camp near the Hos
plan oil boaring plant In which it was
aid NF fha til
proved a hoax.
1t is reported that Mrs. Lillian
Whitten will sue the Reno Electric
company for $4,000 for the loss of
her husband, who was recently killed
in Reno by one of the company's light
Eires.-Lyon County Times.
A Carson City merchant last week
received a box of goods shipped to hia
proper address Just one year ago. The
News says that the activity of the
transcontinental lines in giving good
service is only exceeded by their ex-
tremely low rates for performing it.
Labor in the mines in Southern CALI
fornia and Nevada has received quite
set back by the Incorporation of the
Desert Miners association, which In
heir articles state they "will not dis
'riminate between union and nom
inion labor" The recent strikes in
hat section have probably prompted
hem to this act. Pacific Coast Miner.
Walter Lewis. wanted at Tuscarora
nd Lovelock. was arrested at w. E.
fohnson's on North Fork Friday morn
ng at the request of Constable Mccoy.
Ir. johnson notified Constable Mccoy
# the arrest and he at once notified
Unstable Douglass of Tuscarora, who
wanted Lewis on two charges, petty
areeny and making a gun play. Doug
2ss went to Johnson's Friday and
-ewis was turned over to him by Mr.
Fohnson. While Mr. Johnson was taxi
ng care of Douglass team Lewis
lsked permission to go into another
DOM for something. Douglass let him
20 and has not seen him since. He is
wanted at Lovelock foor stealing a
tamond ring valued at SIS. After the
fuscarora officers got through with
linn he was to be turned over to Con-
table Wolf of Lovelock. The last
seen of Lewis was at Mr. Weilands
anch. where he was headed in the d.
ection of Mountain City. Douglass
nd johnson are after him.
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Practice Must Be Stopped

Complaint having been made by
number of people In regard to the
shooting OF rifles around the school
yard. | hereby give notice that any
dinance against the discharge OF fire.
arms in the town limits will be arrest
ed and punished according to law No
further warning will be given
S. G.. LAMB, Sheriff.
Winnemucca. March 10.
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Editor-in- Ito office boy)-Ben-
ME. where is the theater tickets I sent
you after? Bennie-I forgot 'em. City
Editor-Bennie. where's that paste /
sent you for? Bennie-I forgot It.
Sporting Editor-Bennie, what was
Jack Glasscock's battin average In
1883? Bennie (promptly)-Three hum
dred and eighty y-six.-Cleveland Lead
er.
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Elegant Spring CIot hing

We have just received a new sample
book from Strauss Bros. of Chicago,
showing their uneuualled line of spring
and summer goods for mems suits.
vests and trousers. We have never
seen so fine line Of samples, or 50
extensive q one.
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Notice

Mrs. Rickard wishes to announce to
the public that she is now prepared to
take pictures in the best style of the
art. 22-1w
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For Sale

Domestic sewing machine, cheal
Apply at Silver State office. 81,
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Live merchants advertise in the Sill
yer State.
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER

The Daily Silver State is the official
county paper. and generally recognize
ed by the people OF Humboldt county
as the leading paper for fresh news
ar all times.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-03-22
JOB PRINTING

The Silver State has the best equip
ped job printing plant In the county,
and can print anything from q calling
card to a bible. Bring or send In
your work.
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
Dale, Polling Places and the
Judges of Election

Notice is hereby given that primaries
viii be held at the various precincts of
the county on