davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10
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The Kid-I know I maybe oughtn' i to do it. but nature surely intended for thing; to be hung on dat tail.-St Louis Post Dispatch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10

Teacher-How many senses have we Harry!
 Harry Five.
 Teacher-That's right. Now, John ny, tell me how We may use them. Johnny-To buy candy with.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10

Mamma-.Iohnny. you look as if you had been fighting again. Have you:
 Johnuy-Yes, ma am. had to- Tom my Jones hit me on the cheek
 Mamma you should have turn. ed the other check
 Johnny-l did. and he hit that and soaked me on the nose. Then got mad and licked the stuftin' out of him Chicago News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10

NOW Tommy" said the mother Of small boy as she paused i'll the dis ciplinary slipper exercise, what made you eat the whole Of that piet"
 "C-cause.' Sobhed Tommy. you t-told me to n-never do things by h-halves.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10
Some Cute Sayings
 By the Little I oiI.

"T LOW do Hau t.tov flat ya.' l.3,
 | a SOL. a.,iei- tAe s,-z.s.,. school teacher
 Cause, answered the small hoy ill whose mind souls and hearts were the same. II can hear il tick
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26
~jAPONERIAs DE OTON0

inVitAda com et .mente sola. B ie singular e,t,, en- que cAda
%conVidadc, en- veg de llegar en- c1rruaie, viene en- una clrretlla
de mAno arrastrAda por un dAblilto negro.
Por los %vest(bulos, donde fsmea ell gas, cruzAu d~iligentM
los criAdos, con trajeS negros y hzOs de c0rbGtA correct)t; pero
con picGrescAs cAritA amArinentA,. CAST sin ojos.
Los sAones estsn en- ell primer piso, al cual Sc suba DOR una
AnchA escAlers, bordeAdA pr IN triple Gordon de erisantemos
jIponeses, de que NADIA puede dr idea en- nuestro. jardines: an
Gordon blknco, otro amarillo y otro de color de rosa. En el de
color de rosa, que cubre Ia pared, los ~crsSntemos son tan altos
cue esta por delante, es tao alto, y 81 for es tan espesa, que
formA rAmilletes de IN brinante color bottom de orc. Y pr
1timo, ell blanco, Ell Gltimo, ell mis- bIio, fotma como an iardin
10 largo de los escaones, como IN Gordon de hermosAs borLas
niVeas.
En- 10 alto de eta escAlera cuAtro personaieS-los encGrga-
dos de reclbir -esperan, sonrentes, a los invitados, para indicArIes
los salones: Repsro POGO en- IN senior de corbAta blanca y con
vAriss condecorAciones, y miro con curiosidad & los tres muieres
que permAnecen 60 pie detrss de 81, sobre t)do 8 Ia primera, que
acknowledgements ebe ser Ia condeSa.
Hace POGO, en- ell tren, me contGron IL historic de esta
sehora; fu6 en- item pos una guecka (pLiIArina de aIquiler para les
di~plOmltico en- canine de mnistto, consigui6 que e,te personaie
secasAse con ella, y es ahora en- Yedo Ia encagada de hacer los
honores al elemento Official de las legaciones extrAnjerE.
Ctei 20 que 8 ria GlgunA crstura estravAg ante con traie de
mono sabio y me Quedo s~orprendito ante un1 persona de
rostro fno y diatiDguido, enguantadA hNtI Ell hombro y peinada
cuberts de polvO de Arroz; largA fIldA de sAten, color lille pShdo,
AdornadA con ~guirnaldGs de forecilias sHVestres naturales, de IN
mAtiz deLciosRmente elegido; cuerpo bien entAllado y cuajado de
rfgidos borjIdOs de perlAs clmbantas; en flo, IN trsje admissible
en- Paris, y que lleva muy bien estA asombrosa advenedizI. En-
vista de clio, 10 tome por 10 sedo y le dirjiO IN correcto nIudo.
mAno a Ia americans con una dosenvolturA de tan buena ley, que
me dejA Drendado.
AL pa.lr inspecciono rspidamente q las otras dos. Ia pri-
merA &c una gracioaa muchIcha, vestldG de color rosa SEGA, con
oameIiAs en- Ia fAlda. 7 Ia 6ltim1 del grupo, 60 Ia que ms oios
&c ~detendrian congusto, es IL AarQueSa Artmassn, iOVen de anti,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26

dido on dicho pueblo aver on la tards
q Antonio Almod6var y Jose Vega,
que iugaban & 10 prohibido.
Ell pollcfa del cuerpo insular,
Arturo Iglesias ha sido suspendido
de empleo y sueldo.
Ell teniente Soto de Guayama
informa que esta mahana Sc halo
muerto en- n habitaci6n del pueblo
de Arroyo, q Juan Cintr6n.
Sc cree que falleci6 q consecuen-
cha de una intoxicaci6n ~alcoh6lica.
Ell cabo de 10 policfa insular
sefor Igaravidez telegraf6 esta ma.
mana de Aguas Buenas, 81 Quartet &c.
neral comunicando ell arresto de Fe.
liciano Polayera y Evargelista San
tos, acusados de rapto de las i6venes
Maria Rios y Basilia Camacho.
-Esta maiana falleci6 en- Santur-
ce la respectable sonora dofa Carolina
%Igaravidez madre del doctor don
Pedro Gutierrez. Esta tarde q las Gin
co debe ~celebrarse ell sepelio.
Acompa1amos en- su dolor q tan
apreciada familia.
s6<THE HELVETIA.s-27 Gale
de 10 Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes.
<Table d. hotel.s Aposentos para IA
miliss y personals sofas. Comidas &
cincuenta centsvos cubierto. Bsdos.
Telefono, 1s2. Apartado corree. 295.
P~ropietarfo, Pedro Schira. Nota:
Este hotel esta q cargo de una sei1ori.
10 cagDefa.
~PARA curar I'M resfriado en-
IN dia tome las PAsTLLAs LAxAN-
TIES DE BRoMo QUININA. FL boticario
10 devolvera 81 dinero 81 no 30 cura.
La arma de <. W. GROVE 90 halla
On cada calita.
CALAIS INDIGESTIONES sc all
Wan embellishments, con tomar dos
sellos, y radicalmente SO curan con un
solo estuche del Digestive Mojarrieta;
ain privarae de alimentos. Las Dis
pepsias y Gastralgicas, 90 curan con
Eomar 3 9 4 estuches. Para curar ra-
dicalmente las mas graves enfermeda-
des cr6nicas, gastrointestinales, SO
tebe tomar durante 5 o 1 meses ell
Digestive Molarr1eta: que % el nnico
verdadero remedio gastro-1ntestinai
complete y radical, unlversalmente
connrmado superior u todos los Utros
s0magO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26
e CINTURoN ELECTRIC0 MAS
FUERTE EN- Ell MuNDO.

Con Ia intencl6n de haccr conocer { intro.
ducir nuestrO cintur0n e~l6ctrlco CItOWND
en- los itgares donde no estl a1n conocidO,
queremos mandar uno d cualquier persona
que 10 n~eceSite, abS0lutamente gratis. ESQ
es un ofreelmiento honesto, hecho por una
flrma segura y honrada.
81 Vd. ha perdldo la vitalidad v Sc slente
abatido y desalentado; debil y n~ervioso 81
lie agobia una vejez prematura, y ell vigor de
la 1uventud esta perdida 81 padece de dolo-
res en- las espaldas, perdida de la virilidad,
Indigestion o varicocela y este cansao de
pagan dinero q los medicos sin encontrar all
VIC, puede Vd. ser curado con ell clntur0n
~eiectrlco & CROWN. D
Sabemos que nuestro cinturon puede 80.
mario, que va. despues do curado 10 re.
comendara a otros enfermos,. y que de este
t1odo quedaremos tndemnizados de nueStro
oSrecimierte liberal,
10 QUE sc DICE,
eu elntpr6n me ha curado do Ia Debllldad,
de Ia Varlcoeela = de 10 entermcd4d de Ner.
vios, por 10 cufR Dc las cuales hahia ca Tano
eonslltado un gran ndtnsro de t1edlcoS,
hAsta Greer mis- enfermedades lncurahles,
For lin Ia providercla me rnand6 81 clntur6n
sieetri i }pn 81 erSG W. w. G@stn slss "a A. cgNEss|SI'
A,ctMpLIREM0S CON 10 QUE DECti
NOS, - Corted este aviso, mandadnoslo cod
BIT hotnbFe, dlrereioh Y IN PESO Fniericarq
para gastos DC tralsp9rte, y ~tnanAerenoa 1
eRoSW1NS' n'1 EsiIhc ST!Sistis' MEDICAL CO.
Rl9 Beard Bldga New York, E, U. A!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26
INFORMATION D|AR|A

-Pasado mafana, viernes, SO CO.
lebrara en- la Corte de distrito Ia Wis
to publica On I'm incidente con motive
dc los processes electorales. FL senior
Hernandez Lopez representa- q los acu-
sados y recusa a Mr. Wilcox, alegan-
do que no tiene personalidad como
acusador y que las causas en- que 81
entiende deben pasar q los fscales de
las Cortes de la isla.
La %pretensi6n do los republicanos
lea ~aprovecharia si profparase, porqae
aiendo s,1gos cast todos los fscales,
tendrfsn SECURE el sobreseimiento dc
los causas. Por ESQ mismo 90 necesi-
ia I'm fuociunario que no sea republi-
cano nj unlonista. Basta que sea
usto. Y Mr.. Wilcox 10 es.
Sc ha concedido dos meses de
licencia, por enfermo, a don Manuel
Vazquez Alay6n, que embarcara con
rumbo q Espaha ell nueve del mes en-
trante. Ell senior Alar6n es Official del
municipio.
Ell Concejo municipal acept6 en-
su session de anoche ell pliego de con-
diciones remltido por ell alcalde Todd,
para que las medicinas de la farmacia
municipal sea por subaste p1blica.
-Esteban Cruz fue denun :iado por
llevarse las latas vacias que los vecl-
nos sacan a las GALES durante la no.
che. lie condeno Ell iuez de paz a 30
dias de arresto,
Ell Concejo municipal acord6 con
tinuar ell arrendamlenEo del editiclo
destlnado q carcel p1blica de Puerta
de TERRA. Ell ingenlero de la clQdad
hara I'm reconoclmlento en- dlcho edit.
clio para los efectos de nueyas tasa-
clones.
Ell Juez del Vale ha condenaoo
& veinte dias do carcsl a Jose Ortlz,
acusado de aggression.
-se ha visto el juicio de Luis AL
dea, acusado de acomstlmlento a la
justicie y condenado a sells meses dc
carcel.
e pollcia insular Galvallo, de.
nuncio ante la Corte Municipal por
hurto de me1or cdantia a Felipe Lo.
PEI y Ramon Collazo.
~Se HI vlsto ell juiolo contra
Leopoldo Figueroa acusado de AGO.
metimiento y aggression, FL Juea del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26

Vale conden6 al acasado q c~incuenta
diaz de csrcel.
En- la Secretaria del Goberna-
dor Sc recibi6 esta manana un tele-
grama del coronel Hamill manifestan-
do que la huelga ha entrado en- I'm Pc
r1odo de calma, empezando los traba-
jos agrtcolas en- la mayor parte de las
haciendas de la isla.
-Embarca para Espaha en- Ell CO.
rreo que tocara a este puerto Ell 5 del
corriente, ell comerciante don Miguel
Padin, muy apreciado en- Ell concrete
de esta plaza.
Ell reloi del Ayuntamiento anda.
ba aver por los cerros de Ubeda. Min.
gun policfa averigu6 que dicho reloi
int1Wt0 las ordenanzas municipales.
Rigi@adose ell pdblico por su horario,
nsdie sabe la bora que es. Hablamos
por supuesto, do la esfera que mira 4
10 Gale de San Francisco. Sc hace
necesario 90 lie paren los pies al bora
rio, para que no adelsnte tanto ell
tempo, pues pone en- brete q los ira
baiadores que Sc rigen por oil reloi del
Ayuntamiento.
-Durante el semestre de Julio 4
Diciembre de 1904 Sc tramitaron en- la
Corte municipal seiscientos noventa ,
tres iuicios, sobresaliendo las conde-
nas por aggression, dafos maliciosos y
nurtos de menor cuantfa.
Aver sall6 para Arecibo oil &C.
nor Wilcox para concurrir q varios
luiclos por i%nfracciones electorales
que han dc celebrarse en- aquella Cor,
10 de Dlstrito.
FL senior Wilcox probablemente
regresara a.San Juan mafana.
DE Patil!as nos comunican Of
fallecimiento de la se10ra dola Juana
Lebr6n, tia de nuestro correligionarlu
dou Francisco Ortiz.
Reciba 81 famllla nueatra condo
lencia.
Ell municipio acord6 anoche sa'
car q pdolica suoasta el servicio dc
luz electrical IN la ciudad y sus ba'
rrlos, para el me- de Octubre, en- que
vencera ell que tiene establecido .eI
Consejo con Ia Sociedsd An6nima.
Sc nos asegura que con tods
pompa 90 llevar&n q cabo las ies'
tas dc nuestro patron San Juan. Te.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26
L|GA PETERBOROUGH
Continuation de la p6qinq 50,

(C0ntinuGci6n de la p6ginG 81
para montar en- Nueva York una of
Gina y para dar impulse q la propa-
ganda, prestarfa q la isla servicios de
primer orden & infuirfa en- las refor-
mas que es precise pedir y obtener 81
Puerto Rico ha de ser algo mas que una
pobre colonia g%obernada por gentes
que nj la conocen, nj la aman, nj tie
cen motive ninguno para interesarse
por su %porvenir.
Nosotros, en- ell empefo de salvar
a nuestra patria, necesitamos disponer
de un elemento indispensable: la prem
sa. Sin la prensa cuanto Sc haga en-
la isla resultarfa esteril, porque no en-
contaria eco ninguno en- los Estados
Unidos, que han de resolver nuestro
problema polftico.
La Liga, siendo una especie de
porta-voz, en- ell cual sue la queja,
y, 81 es precise, la protesta de Puerto
Rico, cumplira una mission elevadf-
sima.
Pero urge colocarla en- situaci6n de
que la cumpla. Y ESQ depende del en-
tusiasmo y del esfuerzo del pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26

Estas pRlAbras, en- frances ess1n gtabIdGs en- una elegInte
clrtulins, dorado en- los angalos, que recibo por ell correo, IN die
de N%Oyiembre, 90 IL rada de YOkohIma. En- Ell reverse 90 lee
estI advertenciA manuscritI con letra ingless cursivA: In tren
especial de regreso saIdrd dc Ia estae6n de- ShjbKki d Ia una de
la madrugada.
70, que hAce solo dos dhs que eatoy en- 81 oosmopolita
Yokohama, dy vueltAs entire mis- dedos, con cierto asombro, &
este cartonGllo; confeso que confundf todas las nOciones de Japo.
Meria que hlbia adquirido durInte mi permlnenciG en- Nsganki.
Un bsile amoIdAdo 10 europea, Is aristocracia de Yedo con traje
negroy tocsdo parisiensa =. no puedo formarme idea de clio.
I, ademAs, esta CoRdesG 10 mismo que las varias Aarque.
sas de nombres raros que vi mencionLdm aver en- una cronlca
eegante del pail me dan ria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26

nemos ateitados nuestros almacenes
de Ia sin rival cerveza <Pabst,s para
ateuder & los pedidos que So nos hs.
gan. M. R. Calder6n, Tetuan IL.
--Esta maflana q las doce no 90
habfa presentado la 1auza para la
libertad provisional del sc nor Ubarri.
La acusaci6n contra este sen Dr. &c lee
"a en la G )rte de Distrito ell sabado
sn la mafiana. Sc dice haber sido
oombrados abogados en- esta causa &
los se1ores Fl srnandez lopez y Mon.
serrat.
Ell seflor Todd, siguiendo ell elem
plo del munic:pio de la Habana, que
SO propone honrar de manera fastuo.
"a Ell tercer centenario dc Ia publica-
ci6n del 90 III 'tes ha propuesto una
ordenanza que consiste en- zanzibar
el nombre del paseo do <La Princesas
propiedad del Ayuntsmlento por 81
de <Paseo dc Cervantes>. BESIDE lue.
go oil presupuesto municipal de 1905 q
1896 contendra una partida para de.
dicarla al srreglo y embelleclmiento
del indteado paseo, hacienda fkurar
oil expresado nombre en- a'gdo sitio
saliente dc dicho paseo. Entendemos
que el nombre dc Cervantes es algo
grande que pertenece NO solo & Ia
naci6n espaioIa, 81 que tamblen q to.
dos los pueblos de idloma espa1ol.
Ell teniente Reyes comunica que
aver Is hsrido en- el barrie <Guabates
F%ructuoso Cruz,
Investigated oil hscho result6 que
las Commissioners fleron casuales.
Ell Concejo municipal desestimt
una communication de varios conner.
ciantes 6 industri ales que solicitabar
del municip!o permiso para tener sus
establecimientos abiertos hasta las diea
de la noche, tanto los dias laborables
como los festivos.
I'll doctor j. M. Said ada SO en-,
cuentra or inspection sanitaria en- e.
pueblo de Toa Alta.
Ell c0rresponsal dc Yauco CO.
munica esta man ana haherse sorpren'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-26
Tn bale en- Yedo
A Nddama Alphon8e Dauaet.

E Atatstr0 dc E,tado y Ia CondesG
t5enea 81 honor dc rogaros que u.agais d
pa8ar Ia velada en- d Rok0n Metkaa, con
motjvO del nacim!ento de 8, III. 81 Emperaaor.
Sc ballard.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-12
WINNEMUCCA'S Big FIRE
Property Loss Is $4,000,
Little Insu ,ance.
Wild Shot Seriously Wounds a
Woman-Fire Fighters In
jured-Property Destroyed.

About 4:3O o'clock Saturday morning
Winnemucca was visited by the worst
fire in its history. When the alarm
was turned in the Fire Department
hurried to Armory Hall. which was
then in flames. There is q dispute
about where the fire started. Some
claim q drunken woman overturned a
lamp. which exploded. in house owned
by Mrs. Houston, on Bridge street and
in moment the flames were carried to
Armory Hall. a large building adjoin-
ing. The dry wood burned like tinder
aud famed by brisk wind the flames
soon gained headway aud it was after Q
O'Clock before the fire was gotten under
control. The loss is estimated at $75,-
600. with very little insurance. The
entire block on both sides of Bridge
street, between Second and Third, is in
ruins.
Three persons were injured. One will
probably die. Mrs. Henry Gilbert was
struck by bullet from an exploding
shell. 1t struck her in the head, pass.
ing out near her nose, infiicting a very
dangerous wound. William Pearce and
W. A. Mitchell, who were fighting the
fire, were badly burned. The fire de.
stroyed nearly everything in its path.
and it was only after stubborn fight
that it was controlled. Following is
the property destroyed:
Armory hall $4,000, insurance $1,000
Mrs. Houston $500: r. w. Lewis
$500; I. H. Webber $4,000. insurance
$1,000; Marion Nofsinger $500: P. La
veaga $500. insurance $500; Reinhart
& Stauffer $500. fully insured; d. j.
Biggins $40, 900. insurance $1450; Mrs.
Z. r. Ried 5000, insurance $1,000; H.
w. Duncan $4,000. insurance $500; r.
w. Lewis building occupied by Duncan.
$500; Eagle Drug and Jewelry Co.,
stock SIS. 200, building $1,000. insurance
$4,000; Dowle s. Wagner $4,000. no in.
surance; Tug Wilson total loss. no in.
surance; Fred Hauer $500; no insurance
+. @. Robins. three buildings. $1,000.
small insurance; ]. A. Robinson $500.
insurance $3.50; ID J. Hadley $25OO, no
insurance; DIR. w. s. Porter. household
goods. total loss; A. Kleinhans build.
ing $1,000, insurance $1,000; Chris Diehl
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-12
NEVADA PRESS COMMENT.

The "LonOs" on Stock Selling Called Dozen
There is much ground in the Bullfrog
district that. by reason of its own sur
face merits and its proximity to rich
mines. ought to be worked. Some is
owned by individuals. but most of the
ground referred to is held by com.
panies.
These companies seem to have
adopted waiting policy; policy
that allows the "other fellow" to do
the work and spend the money. They
are long on stock selling. but short on
real mining. They advertise for sale
stock in properties contiguous to or so
many feet from such and such a we'll
known mine. but in many instances
the location work is the only evidence
of the expenditure of money ON their
property. These companies cannot be
said to be wild-cattinR, for the grouud
in most instances has real merit, but
when a company sells stock it ought to
spend some Of its receipts from this
source in developing its mining prop
erty. thereby helping itself. its stock
holders and the community. II the
ground is good enough to sell stock On
it is good enough to work.
Every claim is not expected to make
a mine. but those who are financially
able should go after the ore, thus show.
ing their good faith with purchasers Of
stock and doing their part in develop.
ing one Of the greatest mining camps
the world has ever seen.-Bullfrog
Miner.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-12
BULLFROG has WATER
The People Celebrate with
Adams Ale"
Prices of Drinks Have Dropped
to the "Bit" Mark and Lather
Now Goes with q Shave.

Straight goods. lemonades. and high
balls are now purchasable in the town
Of Bullfrog at metropolis rates. Bar
bers are shaving with real lather and
baths are q common everyday luxury
with the miners Of that prosperous Ne
vada mining center. Two weeks ago
water was selling in Bullfrog at $3.50
and % barrel; miners had to walk
seven miles to get bath, and dumb
beasts were lucky If they got one good
drink day. Water was more expen-
sive than whisky at the bars, where .
patron would as soon ask for lemon
ade as he would for the diamond stud
in the bartender's shirt front.
On Sunday, July 80, the new water
company, which has just completed
twelve-mile pipe line. turned on the
fiuid, and Bullfrog's populace turned
itself loose. Baths and drinks of water
were the order of the day, and great
day it was. As the result Of the i'm.
portant innovation water is now selling
for cent gallon in the mining town
and the price of drinks has faded to the
"bit" mark.
The new water system has daily
flow of nearly 100000 gallons. The
new company has established big
swimming tank, where the traveller,
after long and hot ride. may find un-
expected comfort on his arrival in Bull.
frog.
The ice plant is well under way and
it will be only a short time until water
in blocks will be on the market.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-12
INDIAN TRIBES BURY RATCHET.
The Wash0es and Piutes, After Long
Warfare, Smoke Pipe of Peace.

The Washoes and Piutes, After Long
Warfare, Smoke Pipe of Peace.
The long. bitter war that has been
waged between the Washoe and the
Piute Indians, two of the strongest
tribes in Nevada, was brought to an
end In Reno last week. Both tribes
have declared peace, agreed to forget
the past and in honor of the event will
hold big dance near Reno beginning
Aug. IS. The dance will last for six
days. and Indians from both tribes
from every section of the State have
been asked to attend.
The peace arrangements were made
between Captain Dave of the Piutes
and Captain Pete of the Washoes. both
the recognized leaders of their respec-
tive tribes. The feud has been handed
down from father to son. In the early
days 1t resulted in a bloody war nearly
annihilating both tribes. In all about
1000 Indians are affected.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-08-12
TAHOE A MONTE CARLO
California's Anti Gambling
Law Ignored.
Gay Pleasure Seekers Nightly
Risk Vacation Money on the
Illegal Games.

A Tahoe dispatch says: People OF
sporting proclivities aud with money to
spend ara playing high jinks at the re-
sorts ON Lake Tahoe where the Califor-
mia anli-gambling law is supposed to be
in effect. Gambling games of all de-
scriptions are being conducted openly
and without the slightest fear of molesta-
tion at the Casino, at Tallac, the Monte
Carlo of Lake Tahoe. Tallac is situ-
ated at the southern end of the lake, in
El Dorado County, and the games are
being conducted as openly and as freely
rs though there were no law In Califor-
mia to prevent them. The officers. not
ing the golden stream that flows into
this section with the incoming tide of
pleasure seekers. overlook 1t all and
make no arrests.
Fashionable Women Play the Games
The Casino has been elegantly fitted
up for gambling, and roulette. faro. dice,
card and all other kinds Of illegal games
are conducted there day and night.
Tallac is a fashionable resort, and is
patronized by wealthy people, many of
whom spend much of their time within
the gambling halls. During the even
ing the gambling rooms are crowded,
and many women are seen playing the
games. Women who move in high
circles of society in the larger cities,
dressed in fashionable clothes, and
flashing rich jewelry. are often seen in
the Casino, where they sit down and
take hand in some of the games. with
as much freedom as some of the men.
Last week the report was current
around the resort that certain wealthy
woman lost $1,000 in the Casino in one
evening.
Nat Goodwin, the actor, who is now
spending his vacation at Tallac. is one
of the frequenters of the gambling
halls. and nearly every night takes a
hand in some of the games. Goodwin,
it is reported. has been a heavy loser,
although it is said he takes it good
naturedly and "joshes" the game
keepers as much when he looses a
big sum as he does when he makes a
winning.
Slot Machines Also Running.
Nickel and -the.slot ma
chimes are also running, and these are
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MINERS WANT SURVEYS MADE.
Government Asked to Survey All
Public Lands in Southern Nevada.

Government Asked to Survey All
Public Lands in Southern Nevada.
A petition signed by several hundred
mining men and prospectors operating
in Southern Nevada. has been received
by Surveyor General Kyle, asking that
complete survey be- made by the
Government of all the public lands in
the southern part Of the State. At pres
ent the greater part Of Nye and Es-
meralda Counties have been surveyed
only by townships, the section lines not
being run. This makes the location
and proper description of claims ex-
tremely difficult and serious litigation
is apt to result. Surveyor General
Kyle has endorsed the petition and the
matter will be taken up at once with
the authorities at Washington.
Recently the Government ordered the
survey by townships of several hun
dred thousand acres of mineral lands
in Nevada, but the scope of the work
is not large considering the enormous
unsurveyed section in the State.