Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 3

Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest Report AT THE RIDAY MAY 25 1894 ABSOLUTELY PURE NEW IMPORTATIONS IN LARGE ATTENDANCE BREVITIES RENCH CHINTZ ast Colors at oo per Suit 8:50 a 1 :15 LACES one yesterday afternoon Ill Black Scrim the New Butter Cclor Cream CLONES and White in the newest designs and different San in A 9 widths 4 :15 a ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE DISPLAY IN THEIR LARGE SHOW WINDOWS sk of the fee by Vi gar struction of the irrigation system or YOU BUY THE RENO JEWELER TAT GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS VV MAUGHLIN DEALER IX CHOICE GROCERIES AND COEES 11 A SPECIALTY BACON AND LARD ull Line of ancy Groceries at Low Prices eom VIRGINIA STREET RENO NEVADA Choice amily Groceries ruits Etc irst Class Rooms at Low Prices a BY NONE ACCOMMODATIONS SURPASSED HELMOLD Proprietor Cents a Speciality Our Chicken Dinners Every Sunday for 25 HOT AND COLD BATHS AT ALL HOURS mlilStf MEDICAL DEPARTMENT HAVE YOUR PRINTING Journal Job Office :1 5 rn 8 :15 rn the Of some blood gives the inclosure of Mrs Truckee Meadows is re call and take them away The best salve in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and posi tively cures piles or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satis faction or money refunded 25cts per box or sale by Hodgkinson raavltf two C5 SJ sa lit go management of by the Govern C1 C5 Comfort of patrons the first consideration Ma at 31 15 a rn :25 in 15 in :05 in 4 :00 in 7 15 in 8 tn 8 :00 a rr OP DAILY JOURNAL 8 05 NEVADA STATE JOURNAL i KNIGHTS PYTHIAS rom this elate they will carry a large stock of burning fluids Also The Tonsorial Parlors No 9 Vibgixia St Reno Nevada Time of Arrival and Don wtnre of Mails at Reuo DONE AT Emrich will close out his stock of capes at wholesale cost Those wishing to purchase should call nt once while the stock is still unboken Awarded Highest air Piiis cure liver UN constipation biliousness jaundice sick headache indigestion JONES A CO tire now ng enta for the celebrated Chas Bray and arrrived from Carson yes attendance at the Grand Cheap Breadstuff Wills has received a carload of Pioneer and Snowflake flour the best brands in the market He also has all kinds of meal in carload lots which he will sell at astonishingly low prices in quantities to suit Now is the time for farmers to lay in their summer supplies Call at his store North Virginia Street and get prices as these articles must be sold in iifteen days my22wl HY Expre anil reight Express anil reight IV Bearce Organ registration and manipulation taught thoroughly Organ tuning and repairing a specialty Special atten tion given to beginners on the piano Leave orders at music store sep6if Tlie Platform Adopter The Populist State California adopted a platform of which the following are the principle planks It endorses the Omaha platform and joins the Alliance and Labor Congress platform in favoring the National control of railways telegraph and telephone systems and the uncon ditional repeal of the National Bank act It opposes the issuance of Govern ment State and municipal bonds and favors woman suffrage It condemns all opposition to the public ssjR joI system and opposes the Pacific railroad subsidy bill and favors foreclosure and operation of roads by the Government It favors the prohibition of Chinese and Japanese immigration the imme diate construction of the Nicaragua Canal and favors the the Nicaragua Canal ment It demands that duee the salaries county employes favors legislation siad rn Vi i i 8:15 a miNo 3 Eattbound fast mail '8 men and frs Compat INE TEAS I TTooil Lowell I am glad to tell you that I have been given good health by Sarsaparilla or three years I was aa In valid suffering terribly from Nervousness and Lameness was so nervous I could not bear the least noise and I hail 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 Hood's Sar saparilla but Said There Was No Use after thinking the matter over I de cided to give it a trial and have taken six bottles of 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 Sarsapa rilla for I believe it will do them Miss Susie Dodsox Colton California EASTERN HAMS and and ex fhe Gentlemanly and Obliging Waiters Special Pains Taken to Make Guests Comfortable Call and be Convinced ANDREW RANSDEN Proprietor Invalid 3 Years Cured by lioods Mapes arrived home yesterday morning If Hall was passenger bound we last night Major Hulfaker was down from Vir ginia yesterday Dr Rulison came up from below yes terday morning Dr A Dawson arrived from the West yesterday morning Judge Win Webster returned from the East last night A Livingston of Carson arrived last night by the A Wallace was a passenger for San rancisco last night Mrs Clarke of Carson arrived on yesterday morning's train from California George Mosher's condition yesterday was about tlie same except that he was a little weaker Remember the piper social and dance at the Pavilion this evening and do not fail to attend Harry Clark and wife left on last train for Mexico where they go to join his father Clark Mrs 1) A Render and daughter ar rived from rancisco yesterday and took the train for Carson Seth Taylor who was so badly wounded some time ago was out on the streets for the first time yesterday John Cahlan and family of Susan ville returned from below yesterday morning and left for home by the There are according to the latest regis tration 4895112 voters in England and Wales 625628 in Scotland and 7379:51 in Ireland Haskell was up from Washoe yes terday He says the late rains helped the ranges very much and insures good pasturage in the foothills Blackwell Supreme Chancel lor of the world Knights of Pythias arrive! from California yesterday morning ami is registered at the River side Hillman and mother ware pas sengers on the west bound train last night Mrs Hillman will return to her home in the East by the southern route The State Central Committee of the Silver party increased the membership from Churchill count by appointing Hon Lem Allen a member of the Com mittee A society composed of 140 women has been formed in New York for the avowed purpose of reforming the bus bauds who are prone to find fault play poker etc The owner of estray horses which came into Candler on quested to See notice Commodore Love manager for McCullough's drug store has been laid up with a siege of illness for nearly four days His many friends notice with pleasure that he is able to be on his pins again A special train passed through at 4:30 xi yesterday having twenty one cars of cattle for Halleck Nevada They came from Los Angeles and be longed to a man named Pierce and will be fed in the Eastern part of the State Mrs Thomas Brennan daughter of Killeea of the Phomix Hotel who with her two children has been on a visit to her old Reno home and parents departed yesterday morning for the home ranch at ort Halleck Elko county Hofer Superintendent of the Mint Elrod Chief Clerk of the Mint Torreyson Attorney Gen eral II Yerington Geo Bryson Med er Thompson terday in Lodge of ollowing is the ield ') ty pro gramme fit the State Univer ity this afternoon at 1 :39: Maiden race Standing broad jump vault for height Seventy five yard dash Ball throw Shot put One hundred yard da One hundred and twenty yard hurdle race Running broad jump Standing high jump Running high jump Standing hop step an 1 jump Two hundred and twenty yard dash Running hop step and jump One hundred yard handicap Pole vault for distance Tug of war Cir on Virginia ami all) Southern point 8 Susanville and all points! north tax on all acome to be at Sacramento I llltOn took the WCSt bound Convention of I last evening The Silver Stalo says one of the most important mining sales in the history of Humboldt county has just been con summated at Winnemucca It was the sale of the Imperial mine millsite and water right in Kennedy district by Messrs Kennedy Benton and Wilkin son to Wardner The purchase price was $50009 of which $5000 in cash was paid down the remainder to be paid in regular installments Ac cording to the terms of the agreement entered into between the buyer and sellers tlie new owner must have a mill of at least ten stamps in operation by the 22d of next September In case of failure to make any of the stipulated payments the property with fill im provements which may have been made reverts to the original owners Mr Wardner has been prominent in mining affairs on this coast for years being very successful in the various ventures in which he has engaged Though he bought tne Kennedy mine for himself it is well known that he represents wealthy capitalists who will doubtless spend considerable money in putting up a proper mill for the reduction of the ore of the Im perial lu fact it is said that the building of a twenty stamp mill with latest improvements will be menced immediately ma5tf JONES CO A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder re Jrotn Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Y8AiTHWrDlMUX every riday at 8:00 loakc 1 from Virginia ami Carson arrives at 11:15 a mail for same clones at 1 PostofHoc Hjnrs: rom 9:0) a si to 6 I si Sundays from 9tc 10 a st Death of a Nevada Pioneer Joseph Rouse died in his cabin near Lovelock on the evening of May 18th aged 74 years says the New Era Joe Rouse was a native of Point where he was born of rench parentage He served in the Mexican war and lost a finger in one of its battles He went to California in an early day and came to Nevada in 1862 In the early days of Humboldt when in mining claims were a in that county Joe Rouse was a celebrated character He was an untiring prospector and located many claims in Buena Vista District When were demonetized Joe worked as amalgamator for John all in the Pioneer mill which was the first quartz mill built in Nevada east of the Comstock He was a generous big hearted man true to friends and prin ciples and he had hosts of friends among the early residents of Union ville Like thousands of others who came to this coast in early days he cared not for money except to supply his wants and help his friends of whom he bad hosts No man had a higher sense of honor or greater regard for his word than Joseph Bouse Paper Social and Dance This evening a party will be given at the Pavilion for the benefit of the ree Reading Room and Library The pur poses for which the proceeds are to be used ought to commend itself to the public and insure a large attendance Prof Phillips will act as floor director assisted by Sam Mozingo and Jerome Higgins Reception Committee: Jay Clemmons Chas Knox Chas Loder Samuel Durkee red Linscott and Ralph Hussey The ladies have made a large number of fancy articles from paper which will be on sale a sample of which is now on exhibition in window Ice cream lemonade and refreshments will be served Orchestra will furnish the music 1 SOUTHERN hatbound hxpreM rn a 2 Westbound Express 1 :30 No 4 Westbound fast in VIRGINIA TKrCKEE No 1 Vi rginia Express a rn No 2 San ran Express No 3 Local Paener 1:15 A row occurred last night a o'clock at a house two doors from No 12 on irst street between Win St Clair and Maupin The former went in the house aud ordered the latter out words ensued and ended in a fight The two men were forced out of the place and renewed the row when St Clair struck Maupin with a knife causing a terrible wound just above the groin through which a large part of the intestines protruded Dr Hogan was called who after ex amining Maupin advised that Dr Phillips be sent for and have the man taken to'the hospital Dr Phillips was soon at the spot and had the man taken to the hospital It could not be learned how serious the wound was as the doctor could not tell until further examination whether the intestines were cut Up to a late hour St Clair had not been arrested qniry I Viavia Official Visitation of the Supreme Chancellor of the World Blackwell ITEEN CENTS PER WEEK emely interesting ex iu Ohio railway tracks from cities and towns into the stu country and eon: the roads in such a way that tlu be used for wagons and carriages dra OIL! 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"MME TABLES Time of Arrival and Departure of Trainn at Reno or municipal otiice shall be eligible to sit in any convention of the People's party fusion with any party is op posed The following ticket was nominated or Governor Webster Secre tary of State 51 Glynn Controller John Dare Treasurer Barton Attorney General Louis Luckel Sur veyor General Bassett State Printer Hurlburt Two former Nevadans General John Kittrell and General Preble were in the convention The former was a Democrat aud the latter a He pu blic'iu is constantly turning the world keep ing it in commotion Its vigorous ex ercise keeps the whole boly active i But the constant going that wears I You've no time to rest no time to eat and hardly time to live It's miserable living at the best Constant Indiges DRY GOODS AND CARPET HORSE Regulator and you can go as much as you please Legislature re all State per cent lessening the pense in distribution of estates in Probate Courts and pledges the Peo ple's party candidates if elected to the reduction of State appropriations and expenditures of at least 25 per cent below the expenses of the State Gov ernment for 1892 saving the taxpayers two million dollars It favors a return to the payment of regular salary to all county and township officers instead system recommends the Legislature to impose inheritani amounts over $20(80 the UNIVERSITY CALIORNIA reru'ar arse of lectures will begin rid'y June at 9 A at the college building Stockton xt near Chctnut Sun rancisco It A McLEAN 51 Dean 3XB Ksarny'Stw comer Busk 8a Rroucleco ARCADE HOTEL and RESTAURANT Commercial Row Near the Depot Reno Nevada At the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of Nevada was called to order by Grand Chancellor Beard Over eighty representatives were in attendance and nearly every lodge in the jurisdiction was represented The following Grand Officers were present: Hofer Past Grand Chancellor Beard Grand Chancellor xYitken Grand Vice Chancellor Hummel Grand Prelate George Hatch Grand Master of Exchequer A Stoddard Grand Keeper of Records and Seal Torreyson Grand Master at Arms Rosenthal Grand Inner Guard Supreme Repre sentative George King After opening in ritualistic form the report of the Committee on Credentials was read and adopted A recess was taken during which the Supreme Chancellor was informally presented to the members of the Grand Lodge Upon re convening the reports of the Grand Officers were received and re ferred to a cornmitte on distribution The Grand Chancellor detailed in his report his official acts during his term lie reports the Order throughout the jurisdiction notwithstanding the gen eral depression in a healthy and pros perous condition although no increase of membership has occurred during the year the jurisdiction has held its own Grand Keeper of Records and Seal A Stoddard in his report sta es that the loss in the grand jurisdiction in membership for the year ending De cember 31 1893 only amounted to seventeen This has been entirely overcome by a gain in the last five months Twelve members have died He makes a number of recommenda tions concerning changes in the law and reports the finances of the Lodge in the State in a good condition There are fourteen subordinate lodges in the jurisdiction with a membership of 848 Three thousand two hundred and eighty one dollars in benefits have been paid during the year or the relief of members $181 90 for burial expenses $109 15 for current expenses $6937 34 A balance of cash on hand is reported by subordinate lodges of $16627 80 After the reports of officers were received the Supreme Chancellor made a short address and said that during the grand session he would address the Graud Lodge at length He stated that he had visited thirty six Grand Jurisdictions traveling over 60000 miles in the last twelve months and expects to visit ten other Grand Lodges before the expiration of his term of office making a journey yet to be taken of over 10000 miles At 3 o'clock the Graud Lodge took a recess till 7 :30 EVENING SESSION The evening session was called to order at 7:30 51 The hour for the election of grand officers for the ensuing term was fixed at 11 a 51 to day Wadsworth was chosen as the place to hold the next session of the Grand Lodge The Supreme Chancellor gave much valuable information concerning the interpretation of the laws of the Order andzthe representatives were granted the privilege of asking questions so that they could in turn instruct heir respective lodges regarding the laws and methods of the organization Supreme Chancellor Blackwell is a very fluent and pleasing speaker and an enthusiastic Pythian and tire less worker He is a plain man and is opposed to receptions and banquet ing but simply desires to meet the members of the order as a Pythian and give them the benefit of his knowledge and experience The visit of Supreme Chancellor Blackwell to Nevada will be of incalculable benefit to the Order in the State and it is a favor that is highly appreciated by the Knights At 9 it the Grand Lodge took recess till till 9 o'clock this morning or sore and inflamed eyelids the )st cure is Ayer's Sarsaparilla Garden hose lawn mowers paints and oils at lowest prices at Lange i Schmidtt's Paroxysms of whooping cough times causes the rupture of a vessel Ayer's Cherry Pectoral instant relief If you want a good fitting pair of boots or shot no scab work from strangers go to II Pavola 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 Emrich has just received cream white drilled India silk 27 inches wide at very reasonable prices It will make lovely graduating dresses myl9t3 Vegetable Sicillian Hair Re newer has restored gray hair to its original color and prevented baldness in thousands of eases It will do so to you The best place to buy Ashing tackle gum boots groceries and all kinds of provisions and canned goods is at Wills Call aud get prices before purchasing elsewhere anratf Call and see the display of India silks er pe silks and crepons suitable for graduating dresses at None will fail to admire the exhibit aud all can be suited as to quality and price myl 9wl The 'V sjapt rs say tint and a tut vose wo blown I the air from Peoria Ill io El during the hoavj cyclone last week and landed apparently in good condition There are several sections that were visited by the cyclone to hear from yet A novel and periment is soon to be tried It is extend the electim DAM BAKING POWDER MOST PERECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY SILVERWARE Grand z7) fl fl GiX2 tn miiesm i V) AUJUjinu nn sv 'w 4 rr 4 A Per Cent I YOUH I 're vmm ii Hmm yV II 1 i 'zv i naitM i i mf 7 pAr MHffl II II ii Zflw WWA IM ZJ 7W sbivzs! train Idepahts 1 ARTISTIC LIGHTING GO TO Crt SKINNER 2 Corner irst and Virginia Sts (Xj for the bet of everything (j in the way of portraits SMALL PICTURES ENLARGED Without senVng away ntrl likeness adhered to Nothing but first cla work allow eu to leave th gallery Pm ra Developingranil tinlshingdone for amateurs ARTISTIC POSING I.