Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 2

DAILY NEVADA STATE JOURNAL TEMJBBDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 4 1HO Daily Nevada Slate Journal POWNING Editor and Proprietor AMEX OWNERSHIP MINES Congressman Carter of Montana made a speech a few days ego in favor of amend ing our laws so that alens would not be de barred from securing ownership of mineral lands in the territories He argued tba there wrs a distinct difference between the ownership of agricultural lands and th ownership of mines In this fa wns cei bitily correct When capi talists or any other capitalists for that mat ter are cure large tiacts of land tnes shut out American families from opportun ity to found independent homes but when capital is turned into mining devel opment employment is furnisfaedto a mul titude of men at rales of wages which en able them to live tn comfort and proper! educate their children It is right and proper to preserve the land of the country from foreign ownership so that American citizens can found homes upon it but mineral lano comes tinder a different class of rules A tract of mineral land is practically goo 1 fur nothing unless a valuable mine i fouud brneath its surface and the openii and working of the mine is in all respects so far as the questions at issue in this dis cussion is touched like the operation of a factory Nobody cares where the monet com rt from that founds a factory nor how much of it may be launched iu the enter prise 'lhe important fact to the commu nity is that an industrial establishment has be founded which will furnish employ ment for workers and add to the aggregate of public Wealth If we had sufficient American capital available open nil the mines says the Aspen Times in all the States and Terri tories there might be some reason for op posing 'he advent of capital from abroad Hut the time will never come at least not for many geneiatious when it will not be of great benefit the United States to re ceive an influx of foreign wealth The re sources of the country have scarcely been touched and the important problem now is to them developed Every factory es tablish and every mine opened increases the ware earning and wea tb producing power of the nation while every dollar brought from foreign shores and put into such euterpi is is so much added to the grand aggregate of wealth It may be argu that it' is a disadvan tage to have the pr fits of such enterprises carrte I away from the country To som extent this is true but the benefits secured far more than over lahce this contra side of the account But it is also true that foreigners who make money in American ent rpii es will re iuvest their profits in the country where the have met with such success and since the op ortunities for such re iuvestmeut are practically without limit it is altog tber probable that for a long course of years iu ad tition to secur ing the original capital we will in one way or auother retain the major part of its in crement SUDDENLY STUPID New York hankers have lately been in terviewed on the subj ct of the new silver coinage law and its effects on trade and comm rc Very many of these financiers of the financial center of America sys the Gruss Valley Telegraph are declutii that is yet too enrly to predict tbe effects of the silver law But ju before that act became a liw those financiers were ready enough and quick enot gh with their pre dictions and they said that dire rui'J and misery would pervade the land and that prosperity would forever keep her face away ftom Aruetic i and only smi'e on thoe nations that bal the single gold etandurd for money And now when their bad re sults as predicted do not take place those eminent financiers are hesitating as to fur ther predictions It is curious to see bow wise men get stupid all ut once This is perhaps because the wise mtn were not so really wise And with other things besides tbe silver law it has oft been shown that statesmen and experts can see jiii about as far ahead as to the effects of a measure as can common people Theories of the best construction are often overthrown by the simplest kind of facts United States Guatemala Mizner was shot at on the 2d inst by a daughter of General" Barruudia who was killed in tbe cabin of the Am ncuo vessel Acapulco at San Jose de Guatemala last week while resisting arrest by the Guate mala authorities A book which the Min ister held tn front of him received th bullet and doubtless saved bis life The woman accused our Minister with being the cause of her death by ordering the captain of the Acapulco to deliver lhe fugitive General up to tbe Guatemalan government To unfamiliar ears my sound better than but it is really the old enemy under a new name Beading between the lines of the rport of Henry Georg reception in New York and tbe meeting of the Single Tax Convention it appears to be a Democratic movement in so thin a disguise that it will hardly de ceive any intelligent and intere ted rcrde Either there lias been previ ly a greater difference of opiifou Wall street regard ing the silver question than has been gen erally supposed or a conversion has taken place there Some of tbe most prominent financiers how say that the new silver leg islation is likely to prove a good thir Perhaps eome'of them are wise after the fact and indorse what they cannot help ah let me see what do yon rive tot a cold on the chest asked Jones a sort of indifferent tone of a doctor with whom he was sliffhtly acquainted aa be met him on the street was the laconie reply 80 do we We advise you not to nerlect that backing ooufh and drowsy feeling the coated tongue tbe failing ap petite the indigestion and general lassi tude and that "tired as so many express It Take Dr Golden Medical Discovery in time and It will not disappoint It is not only the most wonderful alterative or blood cleanser known to medical science but also possesses superior nutritive and tonia or strength giving propertiex It im proves digestion and builds up both flesh and strength when from any cause they are reduced below a bealny standard or Bronchial Throat and Lung Dis eases accompanied with fingering coughs the Medical Discovery is abso lutely unequaled as a remedy or Weak Lungs Spitting of Blood Short Breath Consumptive Night sweats and kindred affections it surpasses all other medicines the only lung remedy sold by druggists guaranteed to benefit or cure in every case or mney refunded I I Mgnt Ini st I HwiMB If I IU 9 for an Incurable case of catarrh in the Head Jjr by the proprietors of DrRWMk Catarrh Remedy By its mild soothing and healing proper ties it cures tbe wont cases no matter of how long standing Only oeuta Sold hy drugguu evtrnriMNt CONSOLIDATION COUNTIES ELECTRIC THEE CUTTER As the Reno Jotbnal remarks the con ioiidatio i cf counties is not a measure for any Constitutional Convention to decide We have written to this eff ct we believe ini stated that it was only Legislative action that can make the change Lyon County Tim If a Constitutional Convention should be ailed and a new Constitution adopted in arhieh the boundaries of tbe severs! coanties of the State of Nevada should be fixed the consolidation of counties would bs a meas ure for a Constitutional Convention to de cide provided the instrument should ratified by tbe people st the polls the Iouhnal and Times to the contrary not withstanding Elko Independent The Journal has never asserted that it would not be in the power of a Constitu tional Convention to form a Constitution in which the fixing of the eonnty bound tries might be included It has said how ever and it still maintains that such mat ters are properly the work of our State gislature and that they would be out of place iu a Constitutional Convention Chers is moreover as little likelihood of a Nevada Convention proposing such a thing as that it will name a Governor who shall hold the office for life and that the person named will be the editor of tbe Elko Inde It is a very good suggestion thrown out by the Boise Statesman that the proprietor ship and management of the great Sho shone alls Idaho should piss into the hands of the general government where this magnificent spectacle could be cared fgr as iu the Yellowstone National Park in the State of Wyoming Something should certainly be done in this direction and Idaho herself has all the burdens at pres ent that is cap ble of bearing up under The reinatkable group of wonders stand around Sh ishone alls should not be left to the desecration and vandalism which will certainly follow without govern mental control of some kind The Ogden Democrat has been reduced from a seven to a five column paper There is great improvement however in its make up and having dispensed with its plate matter it gives its readers the same amount of crisp editorial and local as well as telegraphic rn wi as before its reduction General John Giboon has succeeded Gen eral Miles as commanding officer of the Pacific Division of the United btatesarmy The change was ordered at army head quarters on Monday State air itacea illed The following is the list of the races fide 1 for tbe meeting September 22d to 27h inclusive: No 2 Running stake two year olds five eighths of a mile $200 added illed with the following entries: Dennison Bros enter ch Minnie Theo Winiers enters blk Black Bart Wm Thompson enters Joe Elmwood Stables enter br Sir Walter Elmwood Srnbles enter Duke of Milpitas Allen enters ch Kit Carson No 5 Pacing 2:20 purse $1200 illed with the following entries: Marcus Duly enters St Patrick 8 Tyron enters blk Castillo Craig enters Acro bat No 7 Running stake tbree year olde one and a quart miles $250 added Theo Winters enters Chan Ha kell Butler enters ch Guido Elmwood Stables enter Initiation Elmwood Stables emer orma No 9 Trotting 2:30 clans purse $500 illed with the following entries: Holly enters br lora Snider enters Vidette A Brouse enters Latham Almont Keating Lee enters cb rank No 10 three year olds two in ihree purse $200 illed whh the fol lowing (nines: Holly enters Kaffir II Wil is enters Our Jack Tieijnns Watson ent rank No 13 Trotting 2:10 district parse $300 ined with the following entries: A A len enters Andy Sweeney enters Gibber A la herty enters br Alpha No Burning stake two year ohD seven eighihs of a mile $200 added illed with the following entries: Tbeo Winters enters blk Black Bart Wm Thompson enters cb Joe Elmwood Stables enter Dake of Milpitas Elmwood Stables enter Sir Walter Allen enters ch Kit Carson No 17 Trotting class purse SI 000 illed with the following entries: Holly enters ch Pink Lee Shamr enters br Chas Derby Butltr enters Manning Geo Nixon ent ra cb Rabe Snid' r'Dteisbr Vidette 4 No 19 Pacing 2:25 class purse $500 illed with tbe following er trits Hugh Willis enters Our Dick Circe enterg br Prince Tyron enters blk Cas tillo Sweeneyentera Sam Lewis Tbornquest enters br Gersta Downer enters ch Huverly Craig ent ra Acrobat All running purse races do not clcse until two days preceding race Dashed to Death A Suggestion to the Timber and Lumber Men on the Sierra In the great forests of Gallicia electricity is employed in felling trees The method and application is thus described in the Electric Review: tool used for comparatively soft woods is a form of auger which is moved to and tro and re volved at the same time by a small electric motor Tbe tool and motor are mounted on a carriage which turns on a vertical axis secured by an arm to the trunk of the tree The auger or blade describes an arc making a deep cut in the trunk operating much in ftie same manner as a morticing machine The tool is gradually advanced after each half turn around the trunk thus deepening the cut until it reaches about half the diameter of tbe tree wedges are then inserted to pre vent the rift from closing up and the other side of the trunk is operated npon until tbe tree is nearly cut through The job is then finished off with an axe or a handsaw In this manner tbe work of felling trees is accomplished with great rapidity and a very small amount of Not Settled Yet The Truckee Republican says: Republican stated last Wednesday that the Railroad Company had agreed to grant tbe demand of the trainmen for an increase in wages The port was premature and was taken from a San rancisco paper The fact is there is a hitch in the proceed ings the Riilroad Company seeking to gain time The officials do not seem willing to acknowledges th authority of the Brotherhood to bind its members and desire that all of the trainmen be represented The Company officials say that they are willing to make concessions but propose to make the con cessions to their employees as individuals and not as members of brotherhoods This is liable to cause trouble for if the brother hoods are not to be recognized as such they might as well disband We believe that the ederation will fight in order to maintain the integrity of the order ootrace Squabble in Court Tba case of urlong vs the Bullion fc Exchange Bank in which plaintiff seeks to recover the $500 forfeited to Dr Reed in tbe Dobbins Rosenthal footracing agree ment says the Carson Tribune was sub mitted this morning to Judge Wells who promises to render a decision in ide a of week Very able art! ingenious arguments were made in the case by Messrs Wood bum and Tor eyson for plaintiff and Bowley Jr for the Bink or rather Dr Reed who is really the party in interest he having given the Bank an indemnity bond on forfeiture of the money A New Mining District New mines have been discovered about 28 miles from Wadsworth near Winne mucca lake which is on the line between Humboldt county and Washoe The dis coverers are Andy Russell and Charles Wasbeim of Wadsworth and with Messrs Crosby and Buckland of that place they have located several claims One ol the ledges is said to be eight feet wide and some specimens of the ore assay $180 to the ton in silver Engineer Hampton brought some samples of the ore here which old miners eay are rich Bishop Will The will of Bishop in years past well known in the legal and political his tory of the Comstock recently deceased in San rancisco was filed in the Probate Court in that city on Tuesday Deceased left an estate valued at about $9500 con sisting of a residence on Broderick street near Mailer and an interest in tbe law firm of Bishop Watt It is bequeathed to his widow Isabella Bishop who is also named as executrix Bar silver 118 Saturday's Times Review says: Loui Zenola underground carmau at the North Commonwealth attempted to board a cage which had been rung up and recipitat from the 100 foot level station to the bottom of the shaft a distance of 125 feet ishi' his br ins out and killing him inet intly Deceased leaves a wife and one or two children Only a Mirage A Nevada ca'tleman relates that near Trout Creek he saw a band of cuttie nj pa tently plunging toward him When he got within a half a mile of tbe band he di soov ered it vas a xmi igC Bqb Lindsay Gone That well known genial citizen able lawyer and sincere friend called Bob by all who knew him says the Carson Tribune has left Nevada for tbe new State of Wash ington and will practice his profession at the city of Seattle in connection with ex Judge Sum King Mr Lindsay is a self made man in tbe common acceptance of the term but nature did very much for him in enabling him to make use of the early education he received and after sowing the wild oats of early life fitting himself to become a useful as well as or namental member of the State of bis adoption A natural musician orator and actor has gone to the new progres ive State and the Tribune fe Is certain that he will be not only well received at the coming metropolis of the Northwest but that his talents as a lawyer will insure him success A There will be a called convocation of Reno Lodge No 13 A held at Masonic Hall Reno Nevada on Saturday Sept 0 at 1 o'clock sharp for the purpose of attending thefuneral of our late brother Jas Poor All sojourning brethren in good standing are respectfully invited to attend By order of tbe 8 Jamison Secretary The Storey Delegation Last night says the Enterprise the Storey delegation met in caucus end de cided to vote aa a unit upon the offices of District Judge Clerk of the Supreme Court State Treasurer and State Printer The candidates who get the benefit of this are Rising Josephs Egan and Eckley A gentleman who came down from Vir ginia last night says there is very little likelihood of ths State Convention making any nominations to day Many of the del egates were in Virginia yesterday and tbe general feeling among them was that after meeting effecting a temporary organiza tion and appointing committees the con vention should adjourn nmil riday NEW TO DAY REPORT THE CONDITION THE BANK NEVADA AT RENO NE vada in the mate of Nevada at the close of business September 2 1890: RESOURCES Loans and discounts $188576 59 Overdrafts 107 066 30 Checks on other Banks 168 60 Cash 16589 40 Current expenses paid 2952 84 urniture and fixturea 2231 55 l)ue from other Banks 861 50 Total 8318426 78 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in $150000 00 Surplus fund 7500 00 Undivided profits 8992 34 Individual deposits subject check 87304 20 Demand certificates of deposit 50 Due other Banks 44252 74 Di vidends unpaid 525 00 Total $318426 78 BuSBURN Cashier Ward Vice President se4 RENO TRUCKEE MARKETS BAILEY Propr Wholesale and Retail Butcher resh beep mutton pork veal and sausage constantly on hand Ham Bacon and Smoked Beef a Specialty tf Main Truckee Market Virginia St Reno Reno Second door from Masonic Building Cotumercal itow se3 EVERYBODY Visiting San rancisco (tAN RETURN HOME WITH A PRESENT that will not fail to pleaae friend and that is a a I Nt TAKEN INSTANTANEOUSLY BY The World wide Known Photographic Artist 8 Montgomery Street SAN SRANC1SCO CAL PACIIC BKEWERY Reno Soda Works and Granite SALOON K1ERTH Successor to George Becker Beer by tbe Glass Qnatf Bottle or Keg at shortest notice ttjLager' Beer of the Best Quality always on hand orders from the country receive prompt attention 'Commercial Rew Reno Nevada pri3 NOVaCOVICH BERRY NOVACOVICH Wholesale and Retail Dealers in STAPLE AND ANCY GOODS GREEN AND DRIED RUIT Vegetables Hardware Crockery Glassware TOBACCOS WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS tar All the novelties In ancy Oroceriea No nedtosend away for choice uoods Cash trade ollritpri Hnd RntiaHcticTi NEVADA BUSINESS Advertise in the duly and weekly Ueno Joubfal established 20 years If you want to do business in Nevada advertlic in th OTBMAL ROYAL BAKING POWDER Highest of all in Leavening Report Aug 17 1889 KBSS ABSOLUTELY PURE OPERA HOUSE DRY7 GOODS STORE AUCTION! 3 AUCTION! AUCTION! THE auc jale at 7 :30 for the past two weeks being a pronounced success I have decided to sell twice each day in order to give people residing at a distance a chance to buy first class goods at their own prices Sales Commencing Aug 16th AT 2 AND 7:30 AND WILL CONTINUE EVERY DAY AND EVENING UNTIL SEPT 1ST When I Shall Open Out my all Stock for Retail Trade BOOTON Opera House Dry Goods Store We have at private sale 1000 prs ull Calf Sewed Shoes worth $4 00 which we will dispose of at $2 OO per pair UNION SALOON VVORTHWEST CORNER VIRGINIA AND Second Streets RENI CHASE A CHURICH Proprietors The beet qulity of WINES LIQUORS AND 0IQARS ine Billiard and Pool Tables attached for the accommodation of guests Brands of Whisky a Specialty Oull Gncl See OE WINDSOR and Materials RESH GARDEN SEEDS AND TOILET ARTICLES GO TO Drug Store Vnginia Street Beno PROPOSALS WANTID Proposals will be received until September 4 ltfO for the following Drive eges at the State air to be held September 22d to 27th inclusive: Cigar and Bar privilege at grounds Cigar privilege ut grounds Bar privilege at grounds Ice cream and candy at Pavilion Soda water and mi Ik shake at Pavilion Iruit candies and nuts at grounds Ice cream at grounds Pool privilege at grounds Paris mutuals at urounds Bookmaking at grounds Poor Paris muiuals and bookmaking at grounds Wheel of fortune a grounds Bay and grain at grounds Bids will also bo received for furnishing mnsio (brass band) not iers than eight pieces required All bids will be sealed with bid etc written on envelope The Directors reserve the right to reject any and all bids By order of the B' ard of Directors ang'23 II 8 Secretary A NEW STAGE LINE ON AND ATER MONDAY JULY 1 St stages will bo run daily Sundays excepted to Chat Suuiiuit Bcckwurth Mohawk Johnstown Pluin Eureka mines Cromberg Quincy Cretent Mills and Greenville carrying Wells argo Express rom REISTO Will leave Ueno at 8 AM Hjmere will do temporary service between Reno and Chat RN9 LIVERY AND EED STABLE Opposite tbe It Depot Reno A POTHO PROP 1 1 Hornes UKiricM noil Saddle lliraea TO IT Best Turnouts Conrtantly on Hand Horse a Boarded by the Day Week Month OR SALE run HE ENTIRE STOCK STATIONERY fnc goods nitidis etc of Kraus Co including the fixture The lot will be sold at a bargain This is a rare opportunity for an peisou deUr us of purchasing an established and paving sinesa Apply st the store a Second stjTet Orders left at his otllce in lively stable will be promptly attended to A HALSTEAD jylO RESTAURANT PALACE HOTEL RENO NEVADA I GODREY Proprietor MEALS AT ALL HOURS DAY OR NIGHT OYSJERS IN EVERY STYLE cyThe public can rest assured that the Palace Restaurant will be maintained tn a first class manner A I 5i.