Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 3

NEVADA STATE JOURNAL PRICE DAILY JOfKyAL ITEEN CENTS PER WEEK Delivered by Carrier RIDAY MARCH 2 1894 TIME TABLES Time of Arrival and Departure of Trains at Reno OUTHBHN PACIIC No 1 Eastbound rn No 3 Eastbound fast a in No 2 Westbound in No 4 Westbound fast VIRGINIA A TRUCKEE No 1 Virginia Express a in No 2 San ran Express No 8 Local Passenger 1:45 pm No 4 Local Passenger BY Express and reight 8:50 a in Express and reight Timo of Arrival and Departaro of Mails at Reno MAIL ARRIVE CLOSES San rancisco Sacra (I mento and points in 8:15 a 4:00 in California and Oregon (9:25 Ogden all Eastern in 8:00 a Carson Virginia and all Sout hern points :05 8 :00 a rr Susanville and al) points nort 14 :15 8:00 a Buffalo Meadows end Sheephead mail ar rives every Thursday at 4:15 and close every riday at 8:00 a si A locked pouch from Virginia and Carson arrives at 11:15 A SI mail for same closes at 1:30 si Postoffice Hours: rom 9:00 a to 0 Sundays from Oto 10 am BREVITIES Ice skates at all prices at Lange oxwell of Verdi visited Reno yesterday Condon of Verdi was in town yesterday Cole Atherton of Carson was in town yesterday Kansas Coats of Verdi spent yester day in leno Lynx are plentiful in Ralston Valley Nye county Nevada Mrs Beaglehole was a passenger for California yesterday evening When you feel tired without special cause that indicates the need of Ayer's Sarsaparilla Bishop Leonard was in Ueno yester day continuing on to San rancisco last night District Attorney A Jones and wife came up from below yester day morning No beauty ever looks her best Unless with Hair Vigor dressed Iler hair chief glory is confessed Beginning with to morrow cut rate tickets for Eastern points will be sold at Kono at the same price as from San rancisco ff you want a good fitting pair of boots or shoes no scab work from go to II who is reliable and no stranger The largest assortment of heating stoves parlor stoves cook stoves and ranges crockery and lamps at panic prices at Lange A Schmitt's The sixteen year cld daughter of Mr Bauard living near Boise Idaho while playfully pointing a rifle at a nine year old boy blew his head off If you desire a luxuriant growth of healthy hair of a natural color crowning ornament of both sexes use only Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer The case of WH Hancock vs Henry Orris being tried in the District Court Wines and Judge Haydon are counsel for defendant and Deal for plaintiff Colonel Thomas received a letter yesterday from the President of the Comstock Tunnel Company in forming him that Ralph Nichols of York had been appointed his suc cessor Ida Crane a young woman has been arrested in Virginia City for petit larceny and landed in jail The theft consisted of several articles of wearing apparel which were found in her pos session Washington is reported as in fested by beggars as never before are made up of beggars for bread beggars for work and most of all im portunate beggars for office The Dispatch says Grand Master Sar gent of the Locomotive iremen has been at Wadsworth for a number of days helping to straighten out some tangles in the local lodge caused by Strong The Silver State says: Cattlemen are jubilant over the good crop of feed which is beginning to sprout in the surrounding ranges Cattle in Nevada are always well fed and always pre ferred in the San rancisco market Kennedy is the name of a new and bustling mining camp in Humboldt county Nev About 100 miners are at work Mark Wiggins recently shipped twenty tons of rock which yielded $100 per ton A small lot of ore sent to Portland Oregon netted $500 It is confidently predicted that Kennedy will become a live town Best of All To cleanse the system in a gentle and truly beneficial manner when the springtime comes use the true and perfect remedy Syrup of igs One bottle will answer for all the family and costs only 50 cents the large size $1 Try it and be pleased Manufac tured by the California ig Syrup Co only A INE ENTERTAINMENT Washington' Birthday Celebrated In a itting Manner by the Paradise Sch ooh Last Thursday night the public school here gave an entertainment in honor of Washington's birthday which was without doubt the best ever given in the valley The variety in the selec tions given the excellence of the music and the thorough drill in all the parts all contributed towards making it a most enjoyable evening for the spectators The exercises were held in Kemler's Hall and when the curtain rose there were about one hundred and sixty people present After tle school choir had sung the opening address in honor of Washington was delivered very effeetiveiyby Mr Artie Gillilan He was followed by Irving Case who in a clever and entertaining manner told why he should like to be like Washington Seymour Case who has ability for mimicry far above the average then brought down the house with an amusing account of the Irish nrm who mistook Mt Vesuvius for the Hill of Howth It is impossible in a brief sketch to do credit to all who took part for all the program was good and every performance received a generous round of applause Several however are worthy of special mention Bessie and Myrtle Purviauce the gifted sing ers in their character song of Peggy and Uncle would have been a decided hit upon any stage In addition to their sweet voices they are perfectly at ease upon the stage and have a knowledge of what is re quired of them far beyond the ir years Little Elsie Case in her role as the re jected young lady in the character song of could not be beaten Mrs Purviance and Miss McMillan favored the audience with solos which judging from the applause were thoroughly appreciated The hit of the evening however was the dia logue Irish Love Gertrude Abel showed marked ability as the Irish servant girl who could not read and she together with Seymour Case as a colored girl and Hattie Kiley as the mistress kept the audience in a continual roar Edith Gilbert was a decided success in her recitation on Washington and Boy and Minnie Brad shaw in their parts exceeded even the expectations of their friends There were many other parts equally deserv ing of praise but which cannot be taken up on account of lack of space No part of the program dragged and none of it was tame or monotonous A specialty was made of the musical part of the exercises and a great deal of the success of the evening is attributed to this Great credit is due to Mr Lewers and the other teachers of the public school for their careful drilling of the scholars and painstaking efforts to make the entertainment a success Paradise eb 27th THE NEVADA EXHIBIT What a Caitsoiiite Says on the Subject Carson ebruary 27 1894 Editor Journal: Having expressed my views relative to the outcome of the Midwinter air as refers to Nevada interests I feel desirous of learning if they coincide with yours especially so since the proposition to ignore all annual fairs in Nevada has been formulated by A Bendei' of the fc railroad As I stated in my communication to the Tribune on the subject I can see no possible benefit that can possibly accrue to our State from the California fair True the ex penditure of the to se cure the grand exhibit at Chicago doubtless ultimated in benefit from the fact that our resources were com paratively unknown to the majority of the Eastern people and entirely so to visitors from other nations but to argue that the same will result from the California exhibit seems so utterly fallacious that men of ordinary judg ment would laugh the idea to scorn Nevada's financial condition does not seem to justify the donation of money to aid the Midwinter air and most certainly it must appear ridiculous to ignore our annual fairs for such a pur pose California is by no means Ne friend but on the contrary the metropolis of that State whose palatial residences and ten story buildings were erected by the products of our silver mines has always antagonized our interests and to day would swallow up not only the mines but the agri cultural property of the State and rob the farmers of their means for irrigat ing the arid lands The mony which is now and will continue to be drawn from this semi impoverished State for the purpose of visiting the fair had better be retained so that merchants and other business men might be enabled to collect their just dues and our native annual fair be successfully managed and well pat ronized These are not only my own but the opinions of hundreds in this part of the State and it would afford myself and others uch pleasure to learn your views on the subject Deacon Sutro Tunnel Litigation On Monday next at 10 a Judge Thos Hawley of the Court will render his decision in an import ant case Sims vs The Union Trust Company of New York It involves important points in relation to the ownership of the Sutro Tunnel The decision is awaited with much interest by stockholders of the Company and the legal fraternity generally Tribune Ralph Nichols of New York has been appointed Superintendent of the Sutro TunneLvice Colonel Thomas re signed who occupied the position with credit to himself and satisfaction to the company for fifteen years Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest Report ABSOUUTEEY PURE RoYal I Powder WORDS CHEER A Good Letter rom a Keeleylte Carson Nev eb 29 Dr Lee Car I have your request to furnish a copy of Mr Kellev's letter to me of the ISth inst for publication In complying with the request I do not think I violate personal confidence It is a living glowing truthful and plaintive appeal to every unhappy victim of that re morseless tyrant whose rule is pitiless and whose reward is certain death And if it should be the means of rescu ing even one by bringing him to the cure Mr Keeley and myself can en dure whatever of unenviable notoriety if any there be its publication may bring to us I recognize the fact that I put it off too long alas! too long! just as thousands have done! and as thousands are doing Herewith find copy of letters as requested Yours truly John Hvrrinoton Willows Cal eb 18 Jahn Ha rringtou Arlington House Carson Nevada: My Dear Your note received yesterday I am more than pleased that you have at last entered on the treatment which is to restore you to moral and mental manhood and relieve your friends of that awe of a something impending that restless uneasy unspeakable feel ing which as a precursor of impending calamity a coming event which casts its before destroys their con fidence and precludes their candor No man addicted to drink to such an extent that he is not master of his ac tions can either hope or expect that cordial fellowship which ought to ex ist among social and business associ ates or no man can say with assur ed truthfulness as his safeguard that the courteous affable and intelligent gentleman is more than glittering ex terior In a moment the man avaunt and the demon enter the trans ition from comparative sobriety to drunken inebriety is effected in a twinkling and with it the mortification of friends and the anguish and shame of those nearest and dearest on earth bursts forth in all its appalling and naked bitterness How many heart broken wives have hoped against hnpe for the reformation of their brutalized husband have prayed ferverantly and unceasingly with streaming eyes and bleeding heart that the good God of Gods would grant this their one fer vent sincere inspired prayer and how many God of infinite mercy pity them have died of a broken heart have gone down to their graves wrapt in the gloomy shadow that gathering like the clouds of a mighty storm at last burst the boundaries of restraint and left only desolation and death behind That medical discovery which eman cipates souls from the thraldom of death and hell is next to the redeem ing blood of Christ the greatest boon yet bestowed on finite mortals God bless the discoverer and sanctify purify expand and extend the applica tion of his remedy until sobriety is no longer a hope laden and burdened with long years of bitter disappoint ment but a living existing and ac knowledged fact glorious and universal reality Every Keeley and every Har ringion is a fresh jewel in Keeley's crown of immortality God speed the work until the hearth stone of every humble home made dark and desolate by the sin of intemperance shall have been brightened and sanctified by the halo of reformation and redemption Every arrangement has been made for our comforts so that you have nothing now to do but your med until you have finished the course when you shall hear the glad tidings done thou good and faithful With best wishes I am faithfully yours THE CONDITION EDE Telegraphic Notes Bar silver 60 Boss McKane was yesterday landed in Sing Sing Dr Poole the celebrated librarian of the Chicago library is dead The Civil Service Commission has presented a report attacking Secretary Carlisle for violating the law in numer ous instances It is semi oificially announced that the Santa railroad will put on a line of steamships between San Diego and San rancisco Charlotte Perkins Stetson of Oak land the well known social reformer has sued for a divorce from Chas Perkins a Bhode Island artist Sam Holmes a mulatto hobo was fatally wounded in San rancisco yes terday by a Chinaman It is thought he was trying to rob the cabin Gladstone's private Secretary yester day declared that it was only a ques tion of a short while before the resig nation of the grand old man would take place A general lockout of coal miners in Jackson county Ohio took place yes terday because they refused to accept a reduction in wages the same as in Pennsylvania Ex Senator Patrick II Lynch once a member of the Nevada Legislature suicided in his cell at the House of Correction San rancisco yesterday It is supposed he was insane It is declared in Paris that President Carnot has sent an autograph letter to London demanding the recall of the British Minister Lord Dufferin other wise he would be given his passports At New Brunswick yesterday two negroes entered the home of Mr Baker a wealth farmer killed his wife and daughter with an axe and were both subsequently killed by Baker Robbery was the motive At Charleston Va a battle took place yesterday between striking miners of the Wyant Eagle mine and a detachment of State militia The strikers number over 400 and threaten to burn the mine One dead and six wounded is the official report Gladstone was loudly cheered yes terday as he entered the House of Commons He addressed the House in a clear resonant voice and seemed in the best of health The speech was an attack on the House of Lords and is believed to be the last he will ever deliver in Parliament Mud The Evening Goldbug declares that the Silver party in Nevada has thrown enough mud to besmirch the Nation cuckooing the same sentiment ex pressed by one of the oratorical wind mills of the Republican meeting last Saturday night Will our esteemed contemporary please particularize as to some of the aforesaid and designate the spot where it struck The failure to do so may emphasize the general belief that Truth and our es teemed contemporary parted company some time ago The Survivor of the Snowslide Slowly Recovering Ed Ede the only survivor of the State Line snowslide has been removed to the Golden Eagle Hotel where Dr Phillips is attending him The wound in bis neck reached the bone and has to be kept open until the bone heals His right leg which was badly bruised is discolored and swollen to about twice its natural size His arms and one of his shoulders are discolored and one of his arms is stiff at present He talks rationally and describes his feel ings during the twenty six hours be was buried in the snow His physician says he is doing well and the indica tions are favorable for his recovery Strike in the Harris Mine Ex County Clerk Perry who has just returned from the Harris mine near Washoe City reports a very rich strike in the old works A vein about eight inches wide was discovered in one of the stopes which is litferally yellow with gold A lot of the ore brought to town by Mr Perry contains large quan tities of free gold and would work sev eral thousand dollars to the ton The principal ledge in the mine is silver but there are small veins very rich in gold Jack Godfrey serves a first class meal and fresh oysters in every style at the Palace Restaurant Meals at all hours Arnica Salve The best salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Seres Ulcers Salt Rheum ever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all skin Erup tions and positively cures Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 23 cents per box or sale by Hodgkinson Metu Bobo's Examination The examination of Metse Bobo will take place to day at 10 before his Honor Justice Linn It was to have come off yesterday but the main witness Indian Bob was in Wadsworth The latter however is expected to ar rive to day All the witnesses are In dians The Millionaire Evangelist Is Coining The Opera House has been secured for ten services beginning Thursday March Sth at 7:30 Great crowds attend bis meetings wherever he goes mhltf I'carce Organ registration and manipulation taught thoroughly Organ tuning and repairing a specialty Special atten tion given to beginners on the piano Leave orders at musio store sepGtf or rough or chapped skin use Mystic Balm 25 cents Virginia street Awarded Highest Honors at World air The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder Nn Atnmnub' No Alumjj tHe Standard DISARMAMENT EUROPE PALaCE dry goods and carpet house There Is Now a Strong1 Reactionary Sentf ment Against the War Spirit It has long been the universal convic tion of Europe that disarmament is only possible as the result of an exhausting general war and that it is impossible to postpone that war after the limit of pre i paratory resources has been reached There is a widespread feeling that cer tain nations are already beginning to pay the penalties of overtraining while others have attained their maximum fighting power This is the real explana tion of the prevalent war scare It is tot surprising therefore that the pos sibility of a peaceful attainment of the desired object is earnestly considered Newspapers reflect this spirit from various continental capitals The Times quotes an unnamed foreign statesman as authority for a proposed project for partial relief from the present situation He says: "It is sought to remedy the present state of things not by disarmament but in a way offering the advantages of dis armament and without affecting the principles on which armaments are le ing increased "Universal military service now ex ists in military countries and cannot be meddled with The average length of active service is three years Now it has been proved that a single year is am ple for drilling conscripts and teaching them to handle arms The other two years are devoted to movements and marches or in other tvords to what is called seasoning the men Many good judges hold that the training which makes old soldiers is acquired only by five or seven service and that in time of peace three service has not such superiority over one year as to justify triple the expense only means which I can see of putting an end to the senseless outlay is to make a 12 service obligatory on all If anybody should propose a universal service of five or seven years he would be thought mad Universal service has been considered compatible with a reduction of seven or five years to three thus materially lessening the ex pense After years of experience it is now seen that three years are alsoincom patible with universal service therefore is more logical hnrurno or conformable with economic exigencies than to reduce by two thirds the burdens which are getting intolera ble from which before long lie only way of i cipe will Le by utilizing the engines of delruction so that war will have to be made for own and it will 1 etter to perish in action than at poav Tin i the most significr utterance thus Mi tvohcel in the rcaiKn against the pint which for t'a moment is cheeking the nienoto: storm of gloomy foreboding 1 a Ion Cor New Toik Lun Eair Vires Mr Lundy will repeat his stereopti con entertainment of the air views in the Pavilion Reno next Thurs day and riday March 1st and 2d Tickets at drug store 3t Invalid 3 Years Cured by ff It I I lood Co Lowell Mass I am glad to tell you that I have been given good health by Sarsaparilla or three years I was an in valid suffering terribly from Nervousness and Lameness Iwas so nervousI could not bear the least noise and I had to walk with crutches for six months as I could not put one of my feet to the floor Physicians did not do me any good so a friend told me to get Sar saparilla but I Said There Was No Use after thinking the matter over I de cided to give it a trial and have taken six bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla and the re sult is that I am well as any one could wish to be and can do any kind of work I ad vise all my friends to take Hood's Sarsapa rilla for I believe It will do them Miss Susie Dodson Colton California MONDAY EBRUARY 26th PALACE DRY GOODS AND CARPET HORSE Offers the following articles at special low prices: 40 pairs Lac Curtains 60 inches wide at 95 cents per pair reduced from $150 25 pairs Lace Curtains extra wide and long at $145 per pair reduced to 250 60 sets 5 foot poles complete with fixtures at 25 cents per set reduced to 50 eta 10 4 Bleached and unbleached Sheeting same as Pequot reduced to 232c pr yd 9 4 2Pec pr yd 8 4 pr yd 6 4 15t4c pr yd 5 4 yd 4 4 ruit of the Loom Muslin 8e pr yd jffCust omers can get any quantities they desire as long as the reserve stock holds out Country Orders receive prompt and Careful attention ine and Reliable Goods Sold Cheap DIXON BROTHER The Leadino Butchers of Beno MEATS A ILL IKTINJD At Wholesale and Retail inest Beef Pork Mutton Veal and Sausages Constantly on Hand Also Ham Bacon and Dried Beef ancy Meats of all kinds put up in the finest style of the art and delivered to any part of the City free of charge C3 INTE LTS Jk CALL Corner Commercial Row and Sierra Street Reno 9 Tiie Reno eweler 1 1 IB CARRIES The Best Line of Watches DIAMONDS JEWELRY and SILVERW A At Uniform Low Prices WE ARE DOING MORE Reeairii EnsravM anfl Diamond Setting THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE STATE II EMLAZRTIdNT llai'ivarc Grroceries Provisions CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE AGRI CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINE EXTRAS Pills cure liver ills constipation biliousness jaundice sick headache Indigestion SICK CATTLE V'1' HAVE ANT? I SO TKY A LEAK Veterinary Bnrpea Office at Golden Eagle Hotel Reno Noyala After twenty three experience with ANTHRAH BLACK LEG BLACK TONGUE TEXAS EVER and BLOODY MURRAIN on able to treat them No Cure no Pay in tha fli stage of the diieaxe an'VtMArw THE ARCADE SALOON ARMANEO Proprietor inest Wines Liquors and Cigars Commercial Row Reno Tonsorial Parlors VIAVI Main Office at Mrs ZE I would be pleased to answer all questions either personally or by letter regarding the many diseases which VIAVI MRS HUNTER jyWf LASCOMBK B' COgKIN COIN LARCOMBE ERB IN Groceries Tropical ruit Vegetables fresh fish orthsideof the Railroad Tr ck Sierra St RENO NEVADA ALRED NELSON Dealer in Imported and Domestic TOILET ARTICLES AT ZDLRXTG STORE VIRGINIA STREET RUHE MIDDOURTTHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALERS IN BEE Mutton Pork Sausages Veal Eto Meat delivered to all parts of the city Snon Vmrnrrll How Reno Nevada No 9 Virginia St Reno Nevada HELMOLD Comfort of patrons the first consideration Proprietor aATH HOT AND COLD BATHS AT ALL HOURS i next GodlineM" I Cigars and Tobacco Also General asso I me nt of Hats Gloves and Underwear And a large and well selected stock of nncl Notion DELONCHANT GEBAU JZJL ACKSMITH AND SHOP Reno oundry it Street None but first class work All Wiadi of jobbing done at reaeonebte retem felM.