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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
THE CALLS NEVADA EDITION.

ANY pages devoted BY The Call this morning review
W OF Nevada, sister State special Nevada edition IS
issued, the Of which eminent all call
residents of Nevada have coaboated The result placed
contains and the pictorial features that illustrate will justify the
large that has been incurred by the OF The Call
PREPARATION and that will be of immediate and lasting benefit
the great State that Caorna neighbo the east OF the
Sierras.
review Of Nevada it may be asserted without reservation
complete United States Senator Nixon Con-
Van Duzer Governor Sparks members OF the learned
faculty OF Nevada State University mining great and
marked achievements and capitalists have personally contributed
journalists have with loyalty the
wealth which they dwell their time and abors cheeruly
10 have Nevada brought 10 the attention OF the world
From all points OF view, therefore, The Call publication OF to-
exceptionally wide and has authenticity impaired
BY abilities OF the writers 1t is with pleasure that
The Call becomes the medium through which significant ndI
eating glorious Nevada disseminated During
veopnt Pacific whole and OF the individual
and Territories The entire field has been constantly under
survey-north and south, and west
Familiarity with the needs and of the people Of the
acquired hopeful and
tell than that which this morning IN these columns
represents progressive Nevada.
Writers the wealth that has been discovered
Aeada mining The great prosperity that will
Nevada the result OF the turning by the Federal Gov
great OF fertile SOIL that awaits only the eniven
touch OF moisture blossom the suggested Culture
BY the OF the State and the influences
from Climate mines broad that
viii be the and prospective agricultural
development large scale copanionhip with brave hardy and
genial peopethes the inducements held home
seekers dwell in and share the fortune Nevada offers
The attractions great The ability fulfill promises
OF prosperity The
auaon OF The Call gladly extended the showing that
Nevada able make Nevada will be and richer
the future than in the paImy days OF the Comstock
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
A PEACH.

Carson was briskly vending his way
up Broadway, a serenely happy ex-
preston on his face. At last his eff
forts had been crowned with success,
and yet this Jewel he had found and
possessed himself of was well worth
waiting for. No wonder he was hurry
ing forth TO acquaint them at home
with his great good luck.
She is mine" he cried TO himself
Nine Miner
Halo. Sir Cupid landed another
victim?" inquired a CHEEKY voice from
behind. And then as his friend turned
about and faced him, Gebhard added
You shouldn't talk so loud, old man.
Well, since the secret is out, what's her
name?"
Name" exclaimed Carson, with
twinkle in his eye Wait until this
evening. Come up and 1 will introduce
you"
Gebhard knitted his brow. Then I
don't know herr"
mo. but you will. Don't forget TO
come up. She's a peach
What. Your prospective
Quite So" broke in Carson MY
prospective cook"-NeW York Press
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
NEW KIND
OF TEA.

Yerba mate. the South American tea,
Uncle Sam, and the herb my be intro
duced into this country as substitute
for ordinary tea and coflee. says the
Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
deiphis North American. Terba mate -
a food as well as stimulant. and us
praises are sung by many OF our Con-
suls, who were asked TO tell the De-
partment OF Commerce all about IL
Its medicinal action" writes Consul
Flagg, from Rosario, Argentine 'is 10
arrest the rapid consumption Of tissue
and the consequent feeling of WEAKNESS
that comes from excessive labor Of mind
or body. II certainly does prevent hun
ger.
The Paraguayan retires TO sleep after
having eaten his heaviest meal. and in
the morning ne takes no break asst. as we
understand it, nothing but yerba mate.
and on that alone works TILL nearly mid
day. doing his hardest work of the day.
'.Ail of us may be subject 10 demands
upon brain or body when both are more
or less exhausted. If we take alcohol.
there is danger of acquiring a bad habit;
II We take coffee. there is danger OF
bringing about bilious attack. and tea,
though less dangerous. still has its vic
tins; but here is plant that millions OF
human beings resort to every day, and
yet Il is rare that one can find a person
injured by its use.
IL is said that more than 20 0.0o0 900 peo-
pie in South America drink mate daily.
Ii promotes digestion, soothes the nerves
and gives activity to the brain.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
BOBBIE ON DANCES.

dances is WHARF foaks go to spend the
evening & git acquainted and at sum
dances thay git pritty well acquainted
befoar the ball is over.
sum churches believe in dances & sum
doant, so the ones that doant thay have
socials & play kissing games, but al
dances you only hug a littel-
when you git old enUh and git in So
ciety and want 10 go TO dances you 90
first to dancing school & learn how 70 re-
verse & then You go 70 a dancing party.
You doant need to know much. all you
need TO know IS how to write so you can
put yure partners naim on your pro-
gram.
you doant need TO be smart to be
good dancer, the ones that have some
thing else on thare minds is the ones
that sumtimes git out OF step.
gurls ike TO dance beekaus IL gives
them a chance 20 talk. when you are
walsing with them thay look Up in yure
eyes & thay say, Doant you think the
music is divine & the floor fine? then
after a while thay say Doant you Jest
luv 10 walls I cud die Waising
thare is other kinds Of dances Ike on
the stage. WHARF gurls come out & dance
in different ways and sum OF them kick
quite high thay are all rite. too. but
doant cair for dancing partieS.-Milwau-
kee Sentinel
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
CHICAGO JOURNAL.

SO TO speak Perhaps. while wishing
Tor inspiration and for success in your
work. you have deferred to conditions
and influences yet TO be manifested.
IL those conditions and influences
proved TO be unfavorable. you blamed
luck for it. You believed yourself to
be at the mercy of circumstances II
the day brought you blue mood in
stead of the happy. energetic one YOU
wanted. you thought there was no help
for IT, and fought your blues as best
you could.
Why not get at the root of the mat
ter? Why not put the blame where il
belongs? The fact is that by your own
word You decide what the day shall
mean to you. 1t is in your power to
say each morning what you intend to
realize before night comes.
The hours stretch before you. plastic
TO your thought. It is you who must
determine the shape their events shall
take.
II you have been facing the morning
with mind full of ifs. butts and how
evers. why wonder that you have not
succeeded as you hoped?
1t is one thing to hope and another
TO decree You may hope with fervency
every day of your life for the good
you desire, but if you fortify that hope
with nothing more positive than IFS
butts and howeyers you need not be
disappointed to see that you are con-
tinually doomed to disa appointment.
Whatever you put into the day, YOU
get out of it,
Take the conouering attitude. At
the very beginning ally yourself with
success forces by declaring that you
intend to do the things you want to
do Determine to realize happiness
from whatever you undertake Deter
mine to I'LL your work with magnetism
and joy.
When you take this stand you lea xue
your mind with all the success forces
In the universe. Just so soon as YOU
cease waiting upon conditions and de-
clare your rights as a ruler, you sum-
mon these forces TO work with you
and for you in your every endeavor.
Be glad. and complain no longer of
handicaps. of moods. of DISCOURAGE
ments. Let go OF your fears: let go Of
your uncertainty, your doubt, your un-
faith Success is for you IL you are
for success Happiness is with you IL
you are with happiness. Greet the day
with glad hand.
What are you putting into the day.
Ask yourself the question. Whatever
you put into 1t you will get from ii.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
VIOLINS' VARNISH.

A recent publication by George Fry.
r. c. s., OF London, on the varnishes
Of Italian violin makers of the six
teenth, seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries. gives a minute description
of the old violin varnishes used by the
best Italian makers. Such a know
ledge is Of Importance to the violin
and varnish maker of the present day.
as 1t Is entirely out of the question to
remove the varnish from Stradivarfus
violins and analyze II. Fry devotes a
chapter to the influence Of varnish.
upon the tone of violins, in which 1t
Is shown that ii has a decided influence
and that oil, rather than spirit var
nishes. are to be preferred He also
thinks it more reasonable that the
varnishes used in Italy were made
from the materials close at hand
turpentine, linseed oil and rosin. the
latter oxidized by treatment with
nitric acid than from some remarka-
bic mystical gum
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
GREET EACH DAY WITH
A GLAD HAND.
Take the Conquering Attitude, Thoroughly Determined
to Do Everything That You Want to Do
BY ANGELA MORGAN.

tNgHAT are you putting into this
Af day-fear, uncertainty, growls,
grouches. discoura cement? Doubt
of yourself and your powers-fear lest
the thing you want 10 do you will not
be able to do?
Or are you taking to it glad faith
and assurance, a determination to sue
ceed, a live. thrilling belief in yourself
and in the work you are to do?
Whatever your attitude may be each
morning when you awaken TO face an
other day, remember this: Whatever
you put into that day you will get out
of Il
Perhaps you have been in the habit
of waiting to see what the day would
bring TO you-waiting upon its events,
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
TIME FLIES.

4 small boy who was waiting with
his mother in a twelve-story Office
building on Chestnut street the other
day watched with fascination an in
dicator which showed by a pointing
hand on dial where the mounting car
was Mamma" he said. now L
know why everybody here hurries so.
Just look how fast that clock goes,"-
Philadelphia Record
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
WHALE MEAT.

Newfoundland has recently developed
new industry, which is stated 10 be
successful one namely, that OF placing
on the market whale flesh in place OF
beef. Whale meat tastes more ike ven
ison than beef, and is quite a tempting
article of diet A firm intends shortly
TO try shipment 10 the English market
The meat has already been shipped in
large quantities 10 the West Indies.
where it Is much appreciated by the
natives
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

The Car is very fond of golf though
he doesn't play much At each royal
palace there is a links. and in the park
of the winter palace nine-hole course
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

Special information supplied daily %
business houses and public men by TIA
Press Clipping Bureau (Allsn's). 80 Call.
fornta street Telephone Main 1041
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
RAILROADS IN CHINA.

THE Chinese dug boating
they would by such OF transportation offend
their dead and by invading their
tubg their by the Of land traffic. But
capable of finally overcoming all things superstition
There is much and travel by canal between Shang
hal Soochau and Hanghau This trade has been carried
launches and three companies catered for it. the Tai Sun Chong
the Taito and the China Merchants line They
petors and the business increased rapidly
combined, transportation fact and
Then the
much with traders
and natives demanding railroad relieve them
actions OF transportation So this
that the natives offer waive the right OF their
tomb.
In before launch formed 25o7oo natives
travelled from Hangchau Shanghai extraordinary
mobility for Chinese The freight in silk and
large and after the combine freight put up ST per
and silk to 81 and coal ST AS the distance
miles these high for
seriously affected trade and the merchants
and operatives have regular for railroad
The situation worth inspection by American railroad
builders The franchise granted will Chinese but tey
built by the withdrawal of the opposition superstition it NAV
well industrial awakening in other by the
of railway lines that will avoraby the trade of
the world with that empire.
for appeared
putting
over there Never
of Times
donations to soutber couas
sodbuss would be more popular in that seconBalore
he who started the report that probably
never get harp and erOwn-chicago News
suwaukse
ouAnee-sSsw YORK wc5d
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

Almost
original is chiffon ale of strawberry red with white silk
trine feaher-boned
extending well
Ing shoulder
the
and severity OF outline
cover the elbow The ceinture
single the top.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

Townsend's Gala Glace Fruits. In ar
tstfc fre-etchsd boxes. 10 Kearny 81
and new store now open. Ts7 Market 81
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
MYSTERIES.

How de hyin' squirt ny is a wonder 10
En- how a blacksnake kin elamb a tree
Is a wonder 10 me.
How a catfish breathe jis' can't tel.
Er chicken befo' he busties es shell
jis' can't tell
Charlotte Observer
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

Mrs. c. G. Jones OF Sault Ste. Marie.
Ontario, Canada. who has spent several
months visiting her eldest son. J. ".
Bristoxe OF Oakland. Is about 20 return
home The charming personality Of Mrs
Jones has won her IN Californiz many
friends. who viii regret her departure
and remember her visit with pleasure
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

onsires brisker IN their to Southern core
be more popular in that observation-disclosures
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

Mrs. William Greer Harrison ard Miss
Ethel Harrison viii spend the summer IN
Santa Barbara
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

Miss winifred Mears VIII visit through
out the Northwest this sumner tnclud-
ing Fort Lsavenworth. where she viii be
the guest Of her brother. Lieutenant
Frederick Mears.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

ared the report that matches probably
and crown-Chcago News
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

has made all Europe think war Is imminent over IN
II beer without blowing the foam-washington Tin
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

Of legislatures has appeared
consists putting them the
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

Miss Ethel Woodward and A Gleave
Glenn Of Glenn County were quietly mar
ried on May Is The bride is the daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Thomas p. Wood
ward. while Nr Glenn Is one OF the heirs
OF the Glenn estate
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

Mrs. Emily Rathbun and r Porter
Ashe were married yesterday IN Betnif-
hem. Pa Mrs Ashe is WeIl known N
San Francisco. so that she viii not ar
rive among strangers
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
Gar Fond of Golf.

te So" broke in Carson. MY
ctive cook. New York Press.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

HOW THEY FIGURE 1T NOW.
Mrs. Johnson-How long has
your cook been with your
Mrs. Thompson-Not long. She
came about two gasoline stoves
ago
North Park union., 1905-01-13
FRIDAY. JANUARY -. 1905.
Editorial and Local.

The Denver dailies all got out
very creditable New Years edi-
tions as usual.
The Colorado Springs Gazette
and Telegraph got out beautiful
New Years edition. Its artistic
beauty, Typography and general
makeup is a beauty to behold.
A Missouri editor refuses to pub
lish obituary notices of people who,
while living. failed to subscribe for
his paper. and gives this pointed
reason: People who do not take
their home paper are dead anyway,
and their passing away has no
news value"
One of the last official acts of
Governor Peabody was to appoint
Judge George w. Bailey of Fort
Collins and Luther M. Goddard of
Denver Judges of the Supreme
Court of Colorado. The appoint
ment of Judge Bailey from Lari-
mer county is a recognition of
which this county may well feel
proud as Judge Bailey is well quail
fled for the position and will no
doubt. fill it with honor to Larimer
county and the state of Colorado.
Earle r. Clemrnens and Guy T.
Keene have leased the Grand En-
campment Herald for the year
1905. They took possession OF
the paper January lst. getting out
their first issue under date of the
sixth inst. They have reduced the
paper down 10 four rraagges instead
of eight as heretofore, and having
dispensed with the boiler plate
proposition they have shown very
great Improvement in the general
appearance and makeup of the pa
per, MIR. Clemens will be remem-
bered, especially in Pearl. on ac-
count OF having had charge of that
paper about a year ago. We wish
the new management the success
we believe they fully merit.
North Park union., 1905-01-13
Colorado & Southern Railway.

c. & S. trains arrive and depart
from Fort Collins as follows:
Train No. % leaves Fort Col
Inns at 6:54 a. m., and arrives in
Denver at 9:l5 a. m.
Train No 26 leaves Fort Collins
ct ll:4O a. M, and arrives in Den
yer at 2:25 p. m.
Train No. "a leaves Fort Collins
at $40 p. M, and arrives in Dem
yer at 6::2O p. m.
Trains Nos. IS and % run
through to Greeley, leaving Fort
Collins at :O5 p. m. and at $40
p. m., respectively.
North Park union., 1905-01-13
so1,cx soa susl.eAr.eN.
e...,s l.~A. ss... e.ees.
lserAarDnsT 9r fH1 IxrxaioR. }
U. y lAed o@cs, Dsns.s, Colo.

Deoenhsr =. 1901. ~.
NatSer is l.tes,sy eivsa that Jcdesson kiiibufn
lsetlss q inteation 20 sake proof % his deesrt;
laea elaiA Ne: "a fGs the ~ NV NJ kNW
Jp.sN kM " Mh s. u. beiorc william q. Nos
:yiaA at his offico at Walden. Colorado. on Sat
q 1Ay, ~ 18th day - February. toak
es1pists iffiatisa asd seslaaation Ut said
Marx A. baldwin of Rand. I.arisesr cosnty,
" Dslca bArkWith, ali Of VALDEZ. Lartmes
Cs.ualy. Colosado.
First Pvbljeaelsa. December 80 1904.
Last PuhlicAtI0n. February ), 1905.
North Park union., 1905-01-13

Coal! Coal! +! Coal! !!
All lteams loaded with promptness
and dispatch at the Riach Coal
Bank.
North Park union., 1905-01-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
De.ort Land. Final Proof.
U. S. Land o'liee, Denver. Colorado

U. S. Land Oslicr, Denver. Colorado,
Dcccpiber =. 1901.
Notice i, hereby Ei.en that James W. Easson
of Butler, Larimcr county. Colorado has hlnd
notice of intention to make proof on his desert
land claim No. go for the NE 4 NE Ii Sec. /
Tp. Z :, X 81 W and MY Il n y S" Il. NV Il
NE 4 SEC. 6TT y. X 81 ". 6 p. IN, before Viii
liam o. Mos,nnn G. $. Com. at his Office in
Walden. Colo, on Wednesday, tho 18th day of
january, l:U1.
He names tho following witnesses to prove
tho complete irrigation and reclamation of said
land:
Timothy Il. Latham of Walden. Lar. Co.
Colo. and John y Baker. Joseph c. Baker and
Fletcher Campbell OF Hebron, Lar. Co., colo.
c. ID. FORD. Register.
First Publication December 9. 1891.
Last Publication january 10, 1905.
North Park union., 1905-01-13
NOTICE FOR PUBL CATION.
Dosort Land. Finai Proof.

US. Land Office, Denver, Colorado,
November %. 1891. ! O..
Notice is hereby given that John T. Mitchell
of Butler. Larimur County. Colorado. has filed
noticr of intention = !""N- proof ou his desert
land clam No. 2.3. for the W u NE u E!i NV !,
u y SW !, WI: Sc. Sec. II Tps ". Range 81 W.
9Th p. NJ, before William o. hosman. U. =.
Commissioner. at his Office, Walden. Larimtr
County. Colorado. on Saturday, the 9Th day of
January 1906.
lie names tho foilcwin: witnesses 10 prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of said
land:
y. y. Butler Melvin NJ. Gates. and William
Latham. ut Butler, Larimrr County, Colorado,
and hhrr. =. Butler, OF Walden Larimcr
County, Colorado.
C. u. FORD, Rogistcr.
First Publication December .. 1891.
Last Publication January 6, 1905.
North Park union., 1905-01-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
oesort Land. Final Proof.
L. s. Land Oelcc, Denver. Colorado,
n,rn,o tcr . ltNt

US. Land Oelco. Denver: Colorado,
December 9. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that John NJ. Cochrano
os Spicer, Larimcr Co. Colorhdo has hied hnieo
of intention TO make proof on his dcSert.land
cInim No. la2, for the ;;W a Sc /, Sec. - and
NWi, NE .,Eb NV /, Sec u Tp.G n. so W
Gn,,. before Wiliar, o. Mosmnn U. :. Com.
nj nj, Office in Valdez. Colo, on Monday the
10th tia. of January. 1903.
He names the following witnesses to provo
tho conpletc irrigation and reclamation of said
land:
Mary j. Cochranc Ohnicl Hanson and Clay
ton Rich of Spicc-. Colo, and Vernon Etch OF
Walden. Lar. Co.. Colo.
Cd FORD. Register.
First Publication december :. 1901.
Last Publication January 13, 1905.
North Park union., 1905-01-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
oc,ert Land. Final Proof.
US. Land Office. Denver, Colorado, !
December >. 1901.

Notice il hercb. Giv0l TINT Mary j. Cochranc
OF Spicer, inrimer cuulty, Colo. has flied no
tiec of intention tos --if-l---,l on her desert.
land claim No. l9! for ,hc NE i ana n" Ii,
Sec 81, I 6 y. r So ", y. IN, 52p acres before
William v .,iosu,au Z. 5. Com. n. his oiiicr
in Walden. Colorado On Monday. the 18th day
Of January, 1896.
H.namrs the following witnesses TO prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said land;
John NJ. Cochrnne, Daniel Hanson anil Clay
ton Rich of Spiccr, Lar. Co.. Colo and Vernon
Rich OF Waldcn, Lar, Co., Colo.
&. u. FORD. Register.
Fir5. Publication DucGahrr:. 1921.
Last Publication January IL, l.o1.
North Park union., 1905-01-13
Union Pacific Time Table.

Passenger trains arrive in Laramie as
follows and remain only five minutes;
WEST BOUND.
No. /, Overland Limited. 80. 1855 II. M.
No. 8, Pacific Express. .l:2o p. III.
No. 8, Mail and Express (ar-
rive 80 y. m0............l;50 / 80 p. III.
No i0l, Fast Mail. .a:l5 Il. nj.
EAST BOUND.
No. ., Overland Limited. .4:4O q. M.
No. A., Atlantic Express. -. 1915 y. m.
No. 8. Mail and Express. L. 1850 p. IN.
No. l02, Fast Mail. .9:l0 p. III.
North Park union., 1905-01-13
Cashier Said to bo Short.

His many friends throughout
Routt county will be shocked to
learn that William Ellis, who for
several years has been assistant
cashier Of the Yampa Valley bank
at Hayden has disappeared and
that he is alleged to have been
found short in his accounts. MIR
Ellis was discharged a couple of
weeks ago, and Louis P. Miller an
expert bank accountant, was put to
work checking up the books. He
finally discovered one discrepancy
Sl68, that being the difference be-
tween certain depositor's balance
as shown on the banks books and
as shown by the depositor's depos-
it book. 1t was also discovered
that one of the banks customers
had handed Mr. Ellis $3.50, asking
him to place it to the depositor' S
credit. No record of the deposit
has been found.
Ellis left Hayden Christmas day
and went to Craig, where he cashed
a check for $50. drawn on the
Yampa Valley bank, although he
had no funds to his credit there.
The following Wednesday he left
Craig on the north bound stage. ar
irving at Rawlins, from which point
he is supposed to have gone east to
meet a married woman who for
merly resided at Hayden, and with
whom he had been exchanging let
ters daily. Ellis leaves a loving
wife and three small children in
Hayden. .--Yampa Leader.
From Fridays Denver Republi-
can we CLEAN the information that
VIM. Ellis was arrested in Denver
on Wednesday evening, the fourth
inst, by Deputy Sheriff James
Sweeney, and that Sheriff J. J.
Jones of Routt county was then en-
route to Denver to take the pris-
oner back to Hayden. Wepresume
that Ellis IS now in Routt county
awaiting trial.
North Park union., 1905-01-13

The Denver dailes all got out
very creditable New Years edi-
tions as usual.
North Park union., 1905-01-13
NOTICE OF APPLICATION 10 LEASE
STNrI. i.ASDS.

Nicc Of tho State Boafd of Land Commissioners
Denver. Colorado, December -. isN
Notice Is hereby given that deoree McFafiahe
whosc 10. ta&cs Address Ia Walden. Colorado,
On December i9ti. 1904, made application No.
sii 10 tho State Board OF Land Commissioners
70 leaee tho following described School Lands.
situate In Lorirner County. Colorado. to Wit:
All Of Size. 1A Twp. 8 North Range ~ Wess.
No other application to iease the above de-
scribed prsmises OF objections against the above
application will bs considered after January
'''"' '''' MARK q. WOODRUFF.
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
First Publication Dscember 70. 1901.
Last Publication January 81, 1905.