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Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 3

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I DAILY NEVADA STATE JOURNAL TUESDAY MORNING MAY 21 18S0 ITY CENT COLUMN SURVEY' MILITARY POST IIUIHEIAIIA STATE JOURNAL The TOWN AND COUNTY Castor! a Castoria Castoria his to Postoffiee May 18th LEADING HOTEL IRRIGATION IN IT HAS Liglit Sunny Looms of the Restaurant Attached ine Billiard Parlor OPERA HOUSE HYMERS Saturday Eve Mfy 25th 1889! Hagerman SA1E MANAGER JOHN PIPER the Mexico is up REHO Mil LUM BUI CO Wholesale and Be'ail Dealers in ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER Wood Tuiriiings APPLE BOXES A SPECIALTY ESPERSETTE OR SAOID And the rest arm Kitchen Garden and 00 II 60 Sty Reserved Seats now on sale at APOTHECARY Corner CcmmerciRl Dow and Virginia Street I'eno fre HERZ2 RICH! Coach to and from all Trains TUB TIMBER SUITS his PALACE RESTAUHA5 Set GODBBEY Proprietor MEALS AT ALL HOURS RESH GARDEN SEEDS AT DAY OR NIGHT HODCKi OYSTERS IN EVERY STYL DRUG STORE Virginia Street Reno Nevada SALOS Reno Nev THE DEPOT CHASE A CHURICH Proprietors PARRY The best quality of WINES LIQUORS AND GiGARS Jesse Moore's Brands of Whisky a Specialty ill Gild See the automatic trains between yester to the up the OullinR President' Bender Vico Pres Win Henry Secretary irst Natl Bank Treasurer In each of the timber suits in the Circuit Court at Carson against the Kich Con Mining Company et al the Ec ftijjlroad Company and each of the'viits against private parties in Eureka and White Pine coqnliss Judge Sabin quashed £he summonses spd sot aside the service The attorneys for the Eureka Gon jijg Company mada no motion to gnashhe summons or set aside the service bat Jeigurred That company stands served Dress Circle Reserved Balcony Reserved Balcony A nice new good location quire of Jackson Kellock John Lafferty John Martin Mrs Matney Mr Lewis Mace Miss Olive Malloy Patrick Morrow ancarrow Eda Osburn Mr Pentlin Mrs Pratt Mrs Roberts AV tn Roth erdinando Rule Mary A Shaw A Valentine Chas Ward Walter Walker Dan Wilber Mrs Wilcoxeu Mrs A Wolf Joseph Yates Mrs Yandel A 2 aI'ine Billiard and Pool Tables attached for for the accommodation of guests Captain Lamprey Angus McAlister Hugh Chaloot Sergeant Jones Lady Shendryn Blanche Haye Mury Netley JeuningH prices are old man a his new ad Land and Conditions Required Major Gordon's Views classes legitimate advertisements iot exceeding six lines inserted in this col umn at 50 Cents per JKecu Any plant 8 THE DENVER CONGRESS Reno Nev has ftOG school 6 Bulletin The Bulletin should correct the above so as to read that' Reno bag 506 school children on the north side of the Central Pacific track and when the census is completed it will show that Reno has more than 1000 school children and about 1300 boys and girls under 21 years This House is situated beside the Railroad track and It is but step from the building io the ckrs ot the PBBon one side and those of tho St on the other DEPOT HOTEL the new Paymaster and he thinks they pretty soon Hope roucuiij yieiuvu Seven sacks yielded $14000 have also attached a large' Hay Yard with good Stables Also corrals tot oot stock HKABSK TO lK' When she became Miss She clung to When she had Children She gave them Castoria Windows Doors Blinds Mouldings Pickets Shingles Etc Extending a cordial invitation all my old friends and patrons I am yours jjm CHAMBERLAIN public can rest assured that the Palace Restaurant will be maintained in a first class manner or Sale cottage house of rooms in Lot or sale cheap En HUNTER Real Estate Agent To the Public I will not be responsible tor any debts contracted by my son Albert Derrick as I have given him his age MRS A GILSON Rkno May 1 1889 The Connection Made Between Beckwith and Reno ALL THE ATTRACTIONS A IB3T CLA88 HOTEL ABE SUPPLIED Northwest corner of Virginia and Second Streets RENO HAVE RENOVATED AND ItEMODLLED THIS beautifully situated Hotel on tbo banks of the Ti river and I am now prepared to furnish mST CLASS 55ARD AKO UJ5ISK pahticulab attention paid to Engraving and Watch Repairing STANDARD TIME TAKEN BY TRANSIT And Horsos Boarded by the Day Week Month to suit the times llorsi Buggtes and Saddle Horses When Eaby was sick We gave her When she was a Child She cried for Gone to the Boneyard The Esmeralda News published at Haw thorne has given up the ghost and the Walker Lake Bulletin is now the only weekly printed there The News was al ways a clean and creditable paper and it deserved a better fate Of its the News says: Owing to the dull times in this section at present and the recent appointment of the present editor and manager to the of fice of County Clerk of Esmeralda county it is thought advisable to close the paper for a short time Thankful to our many friends for favors extended we bid you adieu hoping that with better times the News will put in an appearance person wishing to buy or lease the can do so by corresponding with Rosenthal Hawthorne Nevada irst unniest and Best The San rancisco Post eays of of If a comparison were drawn between State Senator John orbes and Mr James Yerington are in from Hawthorne to spend the Sa bath at their old home Jim feels and looks like a youcg millionaire arson Tribune Jim is just one of the boys the Journal would like to see a millionaire He sit down and count the twenties every hour but would give his money a chance recognising th! is more valuable for what it will purchase than for what it is Every attention paid to guests pe tite and accommodating attendant in every department The house is first class throughout is open day and night and every attention is shox travelers AL WHITE NEW SONGS! NEW EATURES! AND MORE UN I Than all Other Comedies Combined See the DAZZLE The following letter from Major Gorden Commander at ort Bidwell will be read with interest at this time upoa each of the seven hills of Reno: obt Bidwell Cal May 13 1889 Jfr Powning Beno Nevada Sir: It gives me great pleasure to acknowledge receipt of your letter with the accompany ing suggestions or ideas of a military post and the necessary requisites for convenien ces and health of men and animals irst the post reservation should consist of from 100 to 160 acres of land or more if it could be had for the purpose of buildings drill and grazing grounds situated some three and a half to five miles from the city nnd above on a good high commanding position so as to be easily drained and accessible to a good large pure stream of mountain wa ter sufficient for the troops animals and ir if necessary And farther in lo eating the same due consideration should be given to the accessibility of building a branch railroad to the post for the purpose of delivering military supplies ro as to economize labor loading cars Store houses should be built in view of this groat convenience Very respectfully Your obedient servant Gordon Major 2d Cavalry Commanding Post Summonses Quashed and Service Aside PRICE DAILY JOURNAL 12 Jf CENTS WEEK Advertised Letters List of letters remaining uncalled for in the Reno Nevada 1889: Assalena Mrs Ardanca Banhman Barney Mrs Bardin Hulda Baker Mr Geo Bliss Brown Dick Bray 2 Carlisou August Campbell Chane Steve Conners Ttnplin A inion Thomas Daley Davis Mrs Geo DeLaontaine Dunn Mike Elrod owle Gigniao Mrs Gibson John Hifferman Thos Jason Robt Advice to Mothers Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain of cutting teeth? If so send at once and get a bottle of Mrs Soothing Syrup for Children Teething Its value is incalculable It will relieve the ooor little sufferer imme diately Depend upon it mothers there is no mistake ubont it It cures dysentery and diarrbcea regulates the stomach and bowels cures wind colic softens the gums reduces inflammation and gives tone and energy to the whole system Mrs Wins Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth ing is pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female nurses und physicians in the United States and is for sale by all drug gists throughout the world Price 25 cents hotn 160 THE PALACE RIVERSIDE HOTEL (ORMERLY LAKE EOUSE) eno Nevada CHAMBERLAIN Proprietor cbitf of the Public Linds Division of the Interior Department says that from 15000 to 20000 square miles of rich agri cultural laud may be reclaimed in Nevada by a system of storage reservoirs It aooears from this that official atten tion has been drawn to the agricultural possibilities of Nevada It has commonly been thought that Nevada was an irre claimably desolate region and that it might have to surrender its rights as a State and return to the condition of Territory But if it contain i 20000 square miles of irrigable land it is anything bat a worthless desert There is reason to believe that if a large part of its land were reclaimed from aiidity Nevada would be one of the most favorably thought of among all the States in the Union The climate in the southern part is almost tropical That soc ion of the Stalo would be a paradise for fruit growers The vine and the olive would flourish The warm air and the clear skies would make life a continuous Sommer of delight But in order that all of this might be realized a large area would have to be brought under cultivation Otherwise there would not be sufficient population to make trade active and to secure tbo social advantages and pleasures which are unknown in a sparsely settled community The Senators from Nevada could well afford to devote practically all their time to securing appropriations for the con struction oi irrigation reserroirs and canals If successful the result would soon be seen in a rapid increase in the population and wealth of the The Eureka Sentinel comments es follows We find the above article in a Culoiado paper It is mainly true There is not an inter mountain region of the same extent in all the West that has as much rich agricultural land as Nevada but it is of course practically useless without water Tbo day will come when Nevada will be one of the great grain fruit and vegetable producing States of the Union It may not come in five ten or twenty years but it will surely come when tho lands not requiring irrigation elsewhere shall have been taken But occupation nnd settle ment can be hastened by favorable legisla tion by Congress PALACE HOTEL RENO NEVADA No Work on Sunday The Enterprise says: We understand that the north end mines controlled by John Mackay will stop operations on Sunday commenc ing with the first in June The vote which was taken a few weeks ago resulted in the movement being carried by 38 majority taking every miner work ing north of the Savage John Mackay is in favor of Sunday closing General Keating also fa vors it and A Hamilton is indifferent This being the situation we believe every mine on the Constock from the Utah to the Imperial will stop work on Sundays within a very few months from the present time ur Sale Ono on Washington street and house on Ralston street opposite residence of 0 Bender Enquire of 11 Gray On last named place We wish to call the attention of the public to the exceptionally fine cast of characters in the three act comedy to be presented at McKis Opera House on tbo evening of May 30th by borne talent Remember CAST CHARACTERS Prince Perovsky A Norcross Sir Alexander Shendryn Baronet Hugene lol rank Barnes Dr Greenlaw Dr LewisRobt Moore Miss Ione Gould Miss Ada inlayson Miss Minnie Smith Miss Matie Snow If a comparison were drawn between the present of company and that which was playing at the Busb street a few years ago it would be favorable to ths present company The company is de cidedly clover and though the pica is noisy there seems to exist an impression in the minds of each of the company that the suc cess of the play depends upon the work that each individual can accomplish Mackie makes as good a Grimes as did Can field while Louise Sanford as Teddio made quite a hit The rest of the com pany are bright and active The audience was large and seemed to enjoy the play as heartily as when it was first presented hero An excellent thing about this company they act with a vim and there is no time throughout the three acts when the fun is allowed to relax BREVITIES Charming weather Arc you going to the circus? The warm weather has come The Essex saw mill is running Stocks were a little weaker yesterday The Journal Job Office is crowded with work A Hamlin was down from Essex yes terday Go to Lange Schmitt for paints and brushes Senator Emmitt has returned from trip up north Theo Winters will leave for the East morrow morning Parasols for everybody at Ed from 25 cents up Prof Buck the writing teacher has wandered back to Reno Ex Sheriff of Eureka now of Vir ginia was in town Sunday 1 New Sateens and an elegant stock of new white goods at Ed The Rsno public schools will be close! to day all on account of the circus Go to Lange fc Schmitt for garden hose lawu mowers and ico cream freezers Now is your time to buy carpets Big reduction in carpets at Ed The country folks will be in town in force to day and all on account circus The Carson schools were closed clay to permit the children to go circus John Bradley came in from Elko Sunday evening and went over to Carson yesterday Thos Derby of Virginia was in Reno yesterday with a view of investing in property in this section The has changed time It now leaves here at 9 o'clock a and arrives here from the north at 7:30 Allen Bird representing the Pacific Land' and Loan Company of San rancisco is in Reno advancing the interests of that company The Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company has just adopted air system on their local Reno and Virginia Ben Michelson of New from that section on a visit to bis sister Mrs Dr Bergstein Capt Griffin says tunnel is in 860 feet will strike the ledge they will find a big bonanzi Clarke tho conductor of the train that caused the accident at is now a brakeman on a Montana railroad Thatcher the engineer is also up in the northern country somewhere The Supreme Court of California has decided the right of way suit between A Ross Mrs arley et al vs TheN Co in favor of the railroad thus affirming the decision of the lower Court Booton of the Opera Housa Dry Goods Store has just received one of the best selected stocks of and shoes ever in our city and at prices that be boat Nolan Bros fine shoes a specialty Mrs WJ Johnson has commenced suit in the District Court to compel Al Whits to remove the room built over the alley in the rear of the Palace Hotel and claiming $3000 damage to the Arcade Hotel property The Nevada California Narrow Gaage Railroad was incorporated last riday with rancis Tiernan Walker McWilliams all of Kansas as Directors This road ia to run across the State through the counties of Lincoln and Nye Little Eddie Caughlin fell into the Long ley ditch below the iron bridge last Sat urday but Wayne Beck another little 6 year old had the presence of mind to hold out a plank across the ditch so Eddie could catch ou and thereby saved from drowning Tom Barnett the old pioneer is receiving au immense stock of Summer clothing and other articles in his line His store is crowded and cheaper than ever Give the call and get a bargain Read and profit by what he says Ou Saturday last the Beth and Kyie surveying parties made the conriction be tween Reno and Beckwith and yesterday morning Bethel aud bis men left for Og don from which place they will receive their orders for future work The line in th vicinity runs from a point three miles east ot Reno northwesterly to the low hills back of Lemmons' house on the Peavine ridge A line was also run direct into Reno from the point three east At some future time it is bjieved by Bethel a line will also bo run around west of Reno and up the Dog Creek country The Journal does not mind where they run their linos if they will only build tho iov1 this way somewhere Work for tho Police The Carson Appeal says: Parties complain that a scallawag quently appears in Ed lot who insults school girls on their way to and from school and yesterday made an in decent exposure of his person He has done this sevaral times He dresses in dark clothes with blue overalls and is tall aud slim wearing a light bat crimped in the center He has a light reddish mus tache The parents of the children will shoot him if they can catch Dim at work WHAT 05 ARTH la tho reason people will not can not or do not gee any difference in cheap nontnims put up by Cheap John houses or irresponsible parties al enormous profits rather than take a medicine of world wide reputation snd one that is giving universal satisfaction at price? No med icine iu the world is giving such unpnraleled satisfaction for purifying the blood as BEGG'S BLOOD PURIIER AND BLOOD MAKER and every bottle that does Hot do its work 11! cost you nothing OSBURN SHOEMAKER Druggists Been There Before The Sierra Valley Leader says: Town property in Reno is rising in value Reno is favorably located to be a thrifty growing town and in the near future it will be called the city cf Reno and the metropolis of Nevada Saw POWDER Absolutely Pure This powder never vanes A marvel of pml ty strength and wbolesomeness More eco nomical than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test short weight alum or phosphate pow ders Sold in Cans ROYAL BAKING POWDER OO novl dtw tor Wall SI New York RICHARD HERZ RNO or Sale Ten desirable town lots 80x250 with water suffi cient for irrigation fronting on State St Price2e0perlct Apply to LINDSAY mchut The unniest of Them All THE COMPANY! Under the Management of Mr Gus Both ncr in tho Greatest of all Successes BUNCH Or The Hotel irst Best and unniest Comedy Intro ducing all tbo Mechanical Effects including the Upstairs Rooms in the amous Hotel scene ana NEW SPECIALTIES! NEW DANCES' NEW MEDLEYS! Military Post The Military Post Committee went the seven bills Sunday and took in country on both sides of the river between and Reno Tho high bench on place was voted a grand site After visiting three or four other places the Committee will be ready to re port Storming up the IJunibold Ths Silver State of last Saturday says: The railroad men say it rained steadily for twenty four hours up at Humboldt Wells this week and closed with a snow stArm which was followed Thursday by more rain They say the Humboldt river is higher than it has been for a year as far west as Beowawe Ths Omaha Bee remarks: Governor Cooper of Colorado has a most ambitious sebf me in mind He wants the Governors of Western States to aid him in calling a at Denver which shall discuss what efforts must be made to secure Government aid in building reservoirs for irrigating purposes west ot the Missouri The project sounds very much like the Texas deep harbor scheme in which the Government is to p'ay out millions in the construction of a deep wa ter harbor ou tbe coast of Texas Tbo res ervoir plan is even more stupenduous It contemplates reclaiming the arid regions from tbe headwaters of the Missouri to the Mexican Gulf Il is true Congress appro priated some two hundred and fifty thou sand dollars to carry out the preliminary work of this grand conception but it is a question nevertheless whether the national Government would embark in a venture that might involve a greater outlay than DeLesseps Panama canal and ly in the end prove just as impracticable Tbe San rancisco Alta takes another view saying: Governor Cooper of Colorado has called Congress of influential men of the to meet in Denver this Summer take steps to insure tho West getting its proper share of public money from Congress for in ternal and river California is the Empire State of the West and is the natural leader of all such movements as New York leads in the East Colorado has nearly reached tbe maximum of her popu lation while California may easily be tbe borne of ten millions of people Our Con gressional delegation will always outnum ber that of any State west of tbe Rocky Mountains and wo should lead and not follow in all movements looking to the in terests of the Western half of tbe continent We hope the State Board of Trade will send Mr Milla to the Denver meeting that he may say these things to it KicU Ore The Lyon Times says a sack ot orc weighing 124 pounds from the Pamlico mine near Hawthorn? recently yielded $8200 Seven sacks yielded $14000 The vein is thin and the ora is found in bunches LOWER SEEDS At MoJernte Prices at or Salc A completely furnished house 12 rooms bath room anl closets large cellar lot 50x100 barn and outhouses good well water shade and fruit trees This fine property is located on Commerci Row near West street Would suit for private lodging house Price 54000 half cash down balance on time Apply to Martin real estate a ent Reno Nevada or Sale House for rent and furniture for sale Enquire at Palace Hotel T2U0KEH LIVELY EED AND STA lLE Cor Siarra and Second Sts RenoNv nnVAI DAK'NQ )1 KUTflL POWOrH I UTE p1 I I jk Ik wated NHVA1 I PALACE DRY GOODS STORE SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE! AT THE AXiaCE Dry Goods and Carpet House COMMENCING MONDAY MAY 6TH SHE ADVANTAGE HAVING AN EXPER ienced buyer in the market who is ever ready to pro cure rare values when there is an opportunity will be readily seen in our establishment this coming Monday Re cent purchases made by him will enable us to offer MANY ARTICLES which are particularly adapted for this time of the year at prices never heard of in the State Loa al the Array of Bargains 12 pieces Check Nainsook assorted patterns we will sell at 8 cents per yard 20 pieces Small Check Ginghams in blue and white brown and white and black and white usual price 10 cents down to cents per yard 25 pieces figured Lawns fast colors and newest designs only 5 cents a yard 12 pieces Chailies warranted fast colors and newest patterns we will sell at 8 cents per yard 10 dozen colored Jersey Silk Mitts only 25 cents a pair worth 50 cents 35 dozen rench ribbed black lisle thread Hose sizes 5 to 8 25 cents a pair worth double 5 dozen white Normandy Bonnets at 15 cents each 3 dozen white Aprons at the nominal price of 20c each 25 dozen colored border hemstitched handkerchiefs warranted fast colors and choice designs at 5 cents each 75 dozen ladies' Collars Cuffs and Chemisettes at the marvel ous low price of only 10 cents each 10 dozen black Jerseys with fancy vest fronts and pleated back at 75 cents apiece 25 dozen 5 button Kid Gloves in light tan medium tan and brown excellent value 50 cents a pair Our stock of Dress Goods Silks Surahs Plushes White Goods Sateens Ginghams etc is to well known for its ex quisite shades designs and cheapness to require comment Our Trimming and Cloak Department is replete with the latest novelties of the season Extraordinary inducements will be offered in Carpets Mat ting and Linoleum In Wall Papers we carry the latest designs and tints only and sell them at the lowest possible prices We respectfully invite our customers and the public in gen eral to call early and secure some of the many bargains offered Palace Dry Goods and Carpet House JOHN BREUNER SACRAMENTO 0 H0! 0 HO! urniture Headquarters JOHN BREUNER 604 GOG and 608 Street SACRAMENTO GAIa Xwx II £43 This Large Cane Seat and Back Hardwood Rocker light or dark color Price 8250 Send for Our Il lustrated Cata logue Mailed ree to Any Address nfYUWvT CTTOTATIOUS Pine Bedroom Suits 7 pieces price $18 00 Pine Bods double or size price 4 00 Woven Wire Matrcsscs double or size price 4 00 Woven Wire Matrcsscs springs in center doub or 5 00 Shoddy Wool Mattresses double size price $4 5 00 Shoddy Wool Matrcsscs size price $3 4 5 00 Patent Kitchen Table price 5 00 Large Carpet Patent Rocker price 4 50 Walnut rame Plush Parlor Suits pieces price 35 00 You will save money by sending your orders direct to JOHN BREUNER Sacramento Cal I REDRICK I REDRICK Leading JeWeler AND WATCHMAKER Best of Goods and Workmanship at Lowest Prices.

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