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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
A0z7 + EEZLLAZ

The appointee was porn at Fall Riv-
er. Mass, and graduated as civil en-
gineer at Monmouth university, Mon
mouth, ILL.,, of which his father was
the founder. He entered railway SER
vice in 1869 as rodman and ten years
later became chief engineer OF the
Peoria and Pennington railway, the
construction of which he supervised.
In 1887 he became bridge engineer for
the Santa Fe, and in 1892 was ap-
pointed chief engineer of the Illinois
Central. During seven yeas he held
this position, in 1898 BECAME assistant
second vice president in 1901 assist
ant general map ar GER and nj in septem-
system a. general manager
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
PLAY TO SPITE HUSBANDS.
Rayonne Women in Euchre CLUBS o"
cause Aubbies Dislike Them

eayonne Women in Euchre CLUBS DO
cause Aubbies Dislike Them
Some time ago number OF men N
Ravonne, N. j., formed an anti-euchre
society. declaring that their wlVea
were devoting altogether too much
much attention to the game named
Appropriately enough, Josiah Klska
was elected president, The organt ~ =
ton has struck a nasty snag IN tne
ehane of an anti-lodge club started ny
the wives, who declare that IL they
NAV Judge from the midnight storie.
told by their husbands Bayonne mus
have a remarkably large number O
sick lodge members. They even IN
innate that draw poker is the mos
prevalent disease. More euchre pal
ties than ever are being given an
clubs which heretofore stopped pla;
ING In the spring will hold week.
meetings all during the summer Jul
TO show those fresh married men th'
they cannot boss uc.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

One man had riches Ior MS
The emptinesss r shegsof topnost SUBMITS
All h pigmy peaks ano OF lofty loneliness;
Felt the keen pan nf OIL ''i''
Down in the ava lowi gXpe nflieS-pa'Da a.,
w HES years FAR removed from m9iiins 81"
a and 9Trsis and bird-song blent -,.oce
Bap rS1aTs of Quiet things. of restfui ps'ee
ga nd deep content.
vat there was something in his cup OF
| days oa+
o5 Ineffa eay m me knew who in the siddY
! maze ~; foet
OF fo ffed Fa am goblet, wreathed VIII
" rue and bays Toto,
And found c IT lrf in National MAGAZINE
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
Iona EAST Indian Names A.,

Mercantile clerks with many let'e rs
4, write to India tradesfoik are ~ W
nttied The following, picked az 4 f~m
dom from the books of a Lono9 4 81 m a N
doing business in India are no' an a. ." Of
a bad specimen Of the genera run Iar -.
uames throughout the empire 1,o D8S~
ha !nIa Observation-Disclosures; Mantnri
v v,He,ado suryanarayana, VangaF "a
thasST Observation-Disclosures. Con Con
: :ne~o, Muttukumaraswamy Muo
3 3'an p s, shunmugasundaran
i ni5,,ar Keduramangalam Subram nan
M MI rSidembera Iyer, Peruvayei Coo
Is. ,enswarenpettah Rajaruthna M000
liar.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
virginia Aroused.

Roll. Va. May 16.-Many in
terestt overies are being made
and 3onderful cures reported
recenl nothing has been seen
or keh this state to equal the
wond@rk of remedy called
DoddE Pills. The people are
very ,stic about it for it seems
that 4 no case that this won
derfuI he cannot cure.
Andy cases reported that OF
Mr.. JAsh of this place is con-
spicud its completeness. MIR.
Ash Weat sufferer with Kidney
troubH was gradually growing
worseE he last he was forced to
get ulkr four times every night.
He ha many medicines with
out an result. but at last he
found ht one in Dodd's Kidney
Pills. rs: The very first box
of Dc8ney Pills did me Inors
good Hthing I took in my life"
NoJsh is well and can sNeep
all Internationally as he yeE
couldl
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
CARDINAL FOND OF wALKS2, ~
Head of Roman catholind MOL
more a Pes;orsat see Of Bait


Though far fl ns4aestrian.
nan Cardina5 IRON being roous'
sr, Nots No Boar oar GIBBONS is great sn Iai in
lis B sofpoonly is he known as suon has
si hsgas city of Baltimore ou' n Eel.
cqnired that reputation among SS e, htI n1
low prelates at Rome Inc eIr he
and archbiships there VIII ,;"1;y that
has made friends say laughingg ley
h ta start out on mornings walk XIV, w,'a a
t aeyere stunt stunt of penance. The card,
nal is too delicate in frame ana he@ n,,,-
t 4a make as anything of show as p inni
pit orator. knowing his physic Gamer r
tations. he is very retiring III 80 3
ond when he does appear Oelole 80
a anu he is quiet and unassu m
f i0n in his delivery, not trying to 81 D.
| i nia Strength for his administrator
9 laborS.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
Neatly Answered.

..Exactly how old are YOU any way
"a friend of Lillian Russell
aSM M 1--we a friend" replied the act
.osl With apparent irrelevance' VINO
rese' ,a,., in mid-ocean on an ocean
was After she and her mother
had landed, the steamer, on i'9 ,be has
trip, blew up. So practlc 3: ;;,,e e that y
no birthplace. My age Is me I'M. yor,.
she added, after a pause'-t>e"
| TimeS
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
a.,aars in Spain.

r,tare are 100, 227 professlonaI JOE
uors in spain, of whom 01'S4s are
gynmen. In some of the cities oe tasao
are ,o9 aims is recognized as 2
oee ,..lnote business. and the munich
leg Sit,i Semands a percentage upon the
pa iilS4;ons Seville is the only city
coii +Se Kingdom which forbids beg
oing in the streets
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
g.move smallpox Scars.

- is alleged that applications o.
the x.rays will remove the marks nls o ,eH
1ne tha akin by smallpox. Not only
on 'n na told that experiments have
are "" svccessful with patients just re-
Deen hut there is also reason &c
[o,,avn that pitting of many years
sta ars Of burns and tuberculosis are
&c removed by the X-rays'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
tragedy OF wENTz's DEATH.
Ais Murder Blot on Our Present oas
Civilization.

Ais Murder Blot on Our Present Gay
Civilization.
With all the associations tna' si,ne
ground the name of Virginia, tna'
state seems to furnish a strange seC
ting for such a tragedy as that Oh Eau
word r., wentZ whose body mas just
heep found near Big stone Gap IL
Wise county. And yet the mountAi"
country in the western part Oh VIZ
a;nia ia as full of the mystery Oh
| moonshiners and feuds and other Id"
| lessness as the adjacent dlstric's "a
| Kentucky and Tennessee.
wentz had inherited an interest IN
araat estate of mountain lands tna'
nod never been subdivided Tor sale'
There were many squatter inhabitants
ond all of them ragged against the
, Young man who came in to deFelop
| tho country, as if he were some usuIp
p or or tyrant. Oct. IA last year ne us
.nneared. and though his death MAJ
1ore heen assumed not till no" ha
his fate really been known.
Eo,. seven months his body ma
loo,, living on open ground, undisco'
800 Searchers by the thousands ma
ao,,abt for weeks to find him, an
800, of them must have passed VII
in a very short space of his body. NO
the Mace of his death is found by
cident within a mile of where he WI
~ .eoo,, alive He had evident
been killed by his squatter enemies
This is a tale of wilderness a
n zo,olo+ion filter for the early days
colonization than for the prime OF
graatest of nations, filter for the
west than for the hoary East:
ives rs at least a sense of the 10
- long time it will yet take before
rowing people will have occur
the whole land for its own-bei
the whole land will be re
"settled."
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

Ask xsr Fer Aiiea's Eoet-kAsd
A powests the feet. Cures Corns
Bunion, Sore, Hot. Callous. Aching
Sweatiad Ingrowing Nails. Allen
Foot-E new or tight shoes easy. q
allDru Shoe stores. IS cents. AZ
cept nee. Sample mailed FREi
Addres Olrnsted. lie Roy. N y
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
HeWdyi

Ho- liver? II not in a
class m, doing full duty d
givini satisfaction Simmo
Liverwili fx 1t so you'll thi
it's g troubles will be goiV
Put Z boxes only.
Prier box.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

Chief Master at Arms TlmouHy NO nn
Chi GA the only one of the l6;oO
r nayt,c , in the battle OF Mo e,Oi
par. 'i st;il in active service in the ne
pay annlied for his retirement. y
mas ap PAS Murray has been sta
SOM ~, the cob dock at the BLOC
ed on nd is a familiar fgurS
navy afon. he has shipped s
the loS ,ssss~c- sut one in the old Nc
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
,,n;,ue Memorial OF Kaiser.

what seems an instance of almost
oxcassive hero worship, even in the
subjects of the kaiser, is reported
lgsSon perlin.N a memorial stone Is
IS sang erected in schorfieide.< near
: y II NS, ON the spot on VAR the
&. lst@ . when he killed one
~ -. Stag. The e. hich
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
Value of Eaas as Food.

The more thoroughly an egg has
been cooked the more severe is the
labor demanded of the stomach. Ii
we would get from this article of food
it's utmost value it should be eaten
either raw or UNDERGONE. Hard-boiled
eggs are suggestive of picnics and
dyspepsia. Raw eggs is a splendid
stimulant when one is exhausted from
any cause whatever. 1t is by no
means unpalatable when eaten with
salt, pepper and a dash of vinegar. For
weakly children raw eggs beaten wit q
milk make a first class food. The s'lreet
ture may be sweetened with -: =
and it is best to give it in So, HI il
titles at short intervals. the suga
is improved by adding sht dmaii qua
tablespoonful .of~S. In ar The nav
one piut of-tiS stated - port wine y.
wou,aag to San J9z' vine will suffice
.nge for the ST the mixture. The foT tah
rchants,G I'm: Two raw eggs; o Gne 'I m
of, spoonful of wine and sumcieh' IL
- ~tT1f
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

Thdfacture of liquid air for
scient technical purposes has
assuni siderable proportions in
Germl
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

supslity and extra quaEl -
must Chis is why Defiance
starcltng the place OF all
others
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

A gsvater a day is drunk |
everye who practlces' as nee
ly all gymnastics kio"h
jiujits
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

Things worn by Italian WON
en- inAe part of Italy the wear
ers chm; the longer the ear
ringsIrther south the original
home} women.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

Thbf operating electric rail-
way 4 8 per cent less than that
for sains of like seating capac-
ity, ain by the experience OF
Germsays.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
e
MEN

ments sNHM
sks5, &reaties and laying the
dnurrY , Slspvereignty Tp the
VIZ "a ~ sfl1Niu rough travel and by
Ven = ~ e ar tffffValed acquaintance
the -. We manners and customs
PORTS which he sent back OF
thai W Tue 1sources of the country and of
o0n iouno ealings and chickering's COM
re well dr by the Arab slave traders con-
Rany one-l an avaricious and humanita-
"ient devel0Europe-both characteristics be-
| ulorado -TeSenune-that Africa could no
nearer tbec be allowed to go its own way
land had g everlasting bonfire.
| Hinoo e. e result was the Berlin confer
| H.. of 1884. AT this conference the
J., IONS of Europe drew up rules for
| foint game OF scramble which was about
oy}avy gsegin. Stanley had traversed the
icoupte,plored center of Africa which
| TERED opeated the better known regions of
deep wellsouth from the still better known
81 The wesns of the north He had brought
Il tan oil n. &riod of curious, investigatory
II o,,ad On .sxion TO end. He had taken
- 80 Vder Leopold. He had trans
LOS ~ International Congo assc
/ iroh' on ~ 30 a sovereign landed estate.
Is at preserb de Winton had been sent
/ the welsh F9torial governor. The Unit
/ The dai1yH had recognized the blue
y figured as fc III gold starred flag of the
hal Congo association as
cA-BraVo ~ 4 friendly government If
: conVeHcl ou1'@Hnations of Europe were moi
committesI on the cold edge of con
yention, PTs las time for intervention.
| leaders of t. Win conference, rendered in
{ o,,,r have Eby Stanley, meant interven
e ..I..o,+ - IN International Congo asso
e Ame the Congo Free State,
+ ~ ION st'A ~ Hritory roughly defined and
rious proiaai Hereignty lodged in the per
/ been puhllshS Alng of the Belgians. The
o chairman sb AFRICAN was manifestly destined
r matter. 1De gradually rounded up into
o, iectuspheres OF influence, the centers OF
Sol .ravity of which would be at London.
....s- Ssris. Berlin, Lisbon and Rome. The
Ae -. 5. ss governing this process were con,
'nstSpRs9sfad in skeleton and were left to
es vs. "A s%4ded with flesh and blood by
p. susie mt conventions between the
N. onls~sLES Sts particularly concerned
aIsGLE --1SS4 must, therefore, be
d A.. NoRFpoch of the modern par
ed A. ZOO IA and Stanley must be
tic AZ 1923 2. a. eqpelling figure in that
rd A. ,7:4S n
ge e:oo a. 5:2son why only an in
,l.6;sso D. e:a5 d a. s:I4ion of Stanley's work
M aand g. he is studied only as
srefI. III 1911 The glorious fellowship
I'd war,7e,. J1orers. He ranks with
!. haasas iasco da Cana and Living
Il Al AfA. Ina his affinity is mainly with
@ ~ 49, But circumstances gave him
yanrrsai|5sa to be counted with also an.
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EVENTS or EVERYWHERE.

Catholic knights of America met at
Tuesdsy.
Paris is undergoing THE ordeal OF =
a street fair this week. 4
Car load shipments of potatoes from v
Mineola are beginning to go out {
]. w. Clements, of Sherman, was
critically stricken with paralysis Sun
day.
valley Mills has voted special
school tax for an independent school
district.
Capt. Peary, of Arctic fame, is ar
ranging for four years trip into the
heart of the frozen zone.
About 200 members of the Oklahoma
Press Association left Saturday for
ST Louis to visit the Worlds Fair.
Clarksville has voted to issue bonds
for 900 for the purpose OF CON
structing q system of water works. III
Burglars have been so active in en-
cago during the past year that pu
plary insurance rates are to be raises
drainage tunnel, 5000 feet 10 g |
and costing $4,000 has just been colo
pleted to clear Cripple Creek mines :
depth of $50 feet.
Part of the now Russian loan issued
in Paris has been taken by the New
york banks, the National City being
among those participating. ~
one hundred women members OF
: Texas .womens Press. Association left
K Texas Tuesday for st. Louis. where
they viii spend ten days seeing. the
fair.
Extensions of the Arkansas Pass Rail-
way are rumored from Lockhart to
Austin and from the terminus at Kerr
Vile to some point in New Mexico,
& passing through San Angelo.
The Democratic convention OF che
District of Columbia resulted IN
split. The eighteen Hearst delegates
boIted and threatened to send sep
arate delegation to the National Con
vention.
Governor Lanham has appointe
Judge John j. Wood of Palestine 7
the vacancy on the bench in The Ihlr
judicial district court, to succeed Judg
John Y. Gooch, deceased.
Secretary Hay is in ST. Louis, wheI
he is to represent the president an
deliver an address OF welcome to ca
international Press Congress, on q
10Th instant.
For the year 1904 Dallas County pN
occupation taxes to the amount
s7A.675. the largest amount OF oca
patton taxes ever paid by any cous
in Texas for one year. For the sss'
time Harris County paid S59,S7l q
Tarrant $4o,314.
The German residents near be
Gregor are getting ready for !.
NAV feast on May 10 at Quebe's Gro
three miles cast OF McGregor: 1hni
will be all kinds of races, games,
tic speaking dancing, prize shootil
etc.
Three negro tranps attempted
wreck an express train twelve mi
from Wilburton, /. T., by the use
nitro glycerine. A hand car set
explosive off, and three men on
car were seriously injured The
groes are in the hands OF. the Uni
States authorities. "A,
The Overland Cotton Mills,
at Denver, which are said to I ~
$3.50. GOO, will be disposed of 7.sssl
forced sale on the 22d in s
stated that Texas parties 9
on purchasing the propes
moving the machinery
and erecting mill.
During swimming COP
nection with the openir IN
bathing pavilion in Jers
Daniels or the New Il
has established a neM ~
1:lo for ITO yards. %
cluded four turns ss .
John A. Revier q .'sS & !
Thursday night. S-,-r'
years old He zee
Mexican and ciFSf ward 1s;s
in i- sd bu
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

The a single qualified prac-
ticing in the English pretec
torate Africa and ganda.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

Theppera house in Milan
one DIV theaters in Italy
which do not wear their hat
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

A Who looks ahead OF tlnA{fi
wondA will be as are oths
old pc
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

It aated that the Investments
OF this in Europe amount to
four of dollars. Much OF the
monekested in German govern
mentl -
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

widow Of the Late n. M. sauna ao,Tdet,
o ..e tha history of politics as Wen az
IN tne history of exploration. he oc,
cupies minor but ind dS Afries along
a mitb kitchener and cromer anu
Rhodes.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

Thd had BROTHER who liz
but VINO brother. The bea Is
was a
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
.iers TAUGHT to Swim.

Wood is pushing a re-
my. He wants all sol
40 swim. There are some
nv deaths a year in the en-
, 9Th of the army from
,This is in time Of peace
egards it as ridiculous fol
:, are liable to be o.
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-, .n donor ereat Preaeher.

seve sew FOR honoring the memory o.
E EN- Iate Charles H. spurgeon' the
the .e.t ts Sassetiat preacher. One of the
''''-- S,ting is the plan for buy
QS and beautiful estate OF
/ ,,sSIaRad converting 1t into ,,s .
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

before. The editor
E.rm holding them" he
they serve a very good
Now and then 1 get to
perhaps we are not Oh
lie as good a paper as
At such times l look VI
nd see how much worse
it be. So 1 become rea
Please don't take then
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
49, earved Good Purpose.

sno+nr Cnllom dropped in to see an
H Sy,end of his and while they
eui.oi ohotting the man who knows
Nov Nov n paper ought to be run MADE ms haS
spp.p..["articles from his pen nao nn no.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
nnH1n III W7k2ZZHI

pisbon ]. H. Vincent, founder Oh inc inc
C,,antanoua society, who VIII % &c
tied for age by the Methodist conA0A
encc at Los Angeles.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

Adj TO be $50 years old, Seth
e12 X Canaan go. Mahalaleel
500 sS2. Methuselah s6s, La
mechfoah $50. and Enoch. who
was On his youth, 3sS'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

ID
pao a., 81
d gEegIons by
ssurroundedt., IL
back in the
time not tnr as
.spaper CORE
ana stories
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president and fifty other Democrsso
has sent an urgent letter TO w.
Bryan to come to Indiana at once and
s.save the democratic party from fall
ing into the hands OF the reorganiz
eTs.s
The Ennis Prohibition Club has oeen
organized at4the residence OF MY Joah
Rowe. r., .. Fort was elected chaiE'
man and J. "a. Crowell' secretary,
they propose to meet every Mop0aS
night.
on the line of Madison and Leon
counties, Bob Blackwell was wayiaia
and killed. He was prominent farm
er ana good citizen. Blackwell starteo
home from Middletown. but was inter
cepted and killed, being fired upor
with a hotgun ann pistol
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60

Red HAIR
in younse,.+
NV hair wasn,t
I'd but II was Sm .
dited as say m We
!. y brought nle
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ticnlarly 90
tive to the cl
Monroe. which-N.
directed to theiHESC
nent at WashiE
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

rmi quantities Of California
,r,,nd handled In Bordeaux,
,b ic1 center Of the prune trade
" RI, and after being repacked
~ &c rsed to the United States.
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:. --be able 10 TIahe -
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20

elhut
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
a or disemb'
rough surf

are liable to be s
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-05-20
Ard One Had Love.

to make one pint.
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E ~. - sesrr 'Nt one in the Old Y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-01-20
lHitIbItlbIiIlli
SOMEWHAT MISTAKEN.

The last issue of the Eureka Sea.
tinel occupies nearly half a column
railing at the law passed several years
ago providing that foreign corporal
ions doing business in Nevada should
publish annual statements of their
business in some daily newspaper pub.
lished in Nevada for a period Of one
week.
Regarding this law the Sentinel
says it was framed to take p1tronaSo
away from the weekly papers.
AS prior to the enactment CT the
law no newspapers were getting any
Of the patronage, either daily Of week
ly the contention falls to the ground
without further argument. Neithe.
the Sentinel nor any other newspapel
lost any patronage by the passage 81
the bill
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-01-20

The claim however that under this
law a corporation in Eureka county
is compelled to advertise its annual
statement in Elko, has some force
The law was framed in accordance
with the laws of many other states
requiring that corporations shall give
the public some idea of what they are
doing by publicity of their business.
The legislature thought ~ to COM
pell the publication in a daily. news.
paper for one week to give greater
publicity. Had this clause hot been
| inserted in the bill corporation wish
ing to conceal the real business could
select small out of the way weekly
and thus evade the real object of the
law
There is however considerable force
! in the argumers that a cC poratiOn
| should not go out of it's county where
it does business, to advertise it's an
nual statement
The law should be so ammend ed
that where there is no daily in the
county where the corporation does
business that advertising should be
done in a weekly newspaper published
in that county.