Daily Nevada State Journal (Newspaper) - October 4, 1903, Reno, Nevada AILY EIAL VOL LX RENO NEVADA SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 4 1903 No 131 The Action Taken by Trustees and Citizens Relative to ber of Commerce Is Bearing Fruit and Various Sums Given The trustees of the Chamber of Com- merce showed good judgment In ing into their confidence and counsel at their meeting Friday night many ot the prominent and representative business men of city The practical earnest addresses of Chas Gulling Senator P L Flanigan C Wheeler R Dodge B and Mr Wright of Gray Held Wright bore good fruit All these gentlemen spoke in terms of highest praise of the excellent in- fluence for good throughout the coast and Eastern States as a re- sult of the valuable exhibit of the re- sources of this State that have been maintained In the Chamber all be- lieving these will prove to be one of the very best means of attracting cap- ital and immigration to Nevada The speakers all agreed with the trustees that besides the addition of fruits grains and vegetables there must be issued without further delay abundance of printed matter including pamphlets and folders in up-to-date style fullest and latest statistics of the resources of each county Ar- rangements are to be made also to put circulars in the hands of gers on all day trains at points east and west of Reno inviting them to visit the Chamber of Commerce while the trains are which is often to sixty Good results have already Hollowed the earnest words and pledged support of the business men at this meeting There have been already voluntary pledges made from several of the ness firms of Reno since the The committee appointed to secure sub- for the maintenance of the Chamber Commerce and getting up the needed printed matter feel very confident that they will meet with a liberal response from the business and professional men of Reno There were added to the exhibits yesterday a collection of the very choicest of five varieties of Fall apples and Duchess Seckle and sugar pears from Ross Lewers orchard at town and large Alexander apples from the orchard of D C Wheeler and rice popcorn from J Crawford Reno Death of an Infant Milton the son of Mr and Mrs James Olin of Keystone avenue died yesterday morning at The funeral will take place Monday morning at 10 o'clock from the Riverside undertaking parlors NOW WIT D'YE Ben Shearer Is Locked Out of His Own Home and the Only Recourse Is to Tear Down Recorder Ben Shearer thought he would have a happy home when his new office in the courthouse was com- It was to have been a cozy place and yet sufficiently large for the transaction all the business that might have presented itself Now Ben is wandering just precisely where he is for the artisans who are on the establishment put in the door leading his holy of holies without realizing that the com- bination lock had been set and on the wrong side Now they have the door cemented into place and the luckiest part of it is that they were on the right side when they did the job or they never could have gotten out Ben is now considering the digging Ta hole through the wall and allowing the door to remain simply as an ornament THE T T Council Determined That the Company Getting Permit to Build Street Railroad Construct Line to Site of Railroad Shops At a meeting of the City Council last evening the bonds of Harry E Stewart the City Engineer in the were approved The sureties were Sam Hodgkinson and J B In consideration of the sum of Charles Burke deeded to the city a right of way through his addition to Reno for sewer purposes The matter of the street railway franchise came up and the resolutions prepared by City Attorney Williams was read for the first time It was a very voluminous document and there was no time for sion The matter will be taken up for further discussion Monday evening The probabilities are that before its final passage many changes from its present form will be made when it will bep and the people will will be published and the people will are granting in the way of a chise and what the returns to them will Council then took a recess until Monday evening Senator Secretary Walter Lamb leaves for Washington Wednesday He will act during the next session of Congress as secretary to Senator Newlands His brother Loring will accompany him and enter school The Biscuit Crackers MONDAY 12tH We Expect to Open the New Store for ness The Grand Opening Will Be About One WeeK Later We buy from the largest manufacturers in It will be the future policy of this house to reach the first hands and cut out all profits whenever possible Our prices are Our values are HEAVY BED with fine white cotton and v size PRICE in full size PRICE BED size medium weight filled with fine cotton covered and lined with fine silkaline PRICE BED with snow white cotton full double bed size ured sateen covered silkaline ed through and through in a scroll AT BED extra quality show white cotton Covered with fine mercerized extra large size BED double bed made of fine sheeting PRICE each 7 BED buy from woolen mills are noted as making the kets in this country all wool weight You have your choice of mixed gray or plain white PRICE d BLANKETS heavy in Vicuna let and colors j COTTON Just the thing for bed sheets for cold nights In white or gray PRICE WOOL fine gray all full double bed size PRICE FLUFFY In cream and pink the same kind that you have paid c a OUR PRICE STRIPED Good fluffy Just the thing for gowns per yardi like the PRICE in pretty for wrappers and house PR ICE -1 FLANN Special value double fleeced In striped and mixed lignt PRICE iS Our usual small margin quicK selling prices The Aluminum Team Proved to Have Some Heavyweights Paradoxical as It May Seem and There Is Bitterness Felt By Yesterday the alumni team of the University of Nevada defeated the varsity first eleven by the score of 6 to 0 This was the first game of the season and the varsity were hardly up to form while the Alumni eleven showed that experience counts in the game Another week's training will put the in fine condition and great things are expected of them in the games with California teams The game was even throughout both team playing well Keddie of the Alumni the hero of eight U of N football teams showed that be was still able to play some and just for fun punted fully seventy-five yards of N quarterback played as of old and received his share of- the applause from the crowd Barney O Hara the man of mighty form and figure came from Virginia City to play and did fine work at right end Snowplow Hunter Pratt Ward and played good ball One of the events of the day was the sensational playing of Pete McCue late of Columbia University now of East Reno victorious team enjoyed a at the Overland Cafe and all the star plays were fully By Manager Nathan football game be- tween the Alumni and U of N teams was the one event which will make the year's team a success Coach Steckle was on the field and carefully took notes on the outcome of each play First it was seen that we have the makeup of the best eleven in the tory of the school No One position will be weak Secondly it was shown that more team work is needed At times when the team all got into the play gains were fast Now before the next game the team will be put through fast work and team work will develop If the Varsity had won by a large score the team would probably not work so hard as they will now Next Saturday the Varsity will meet a team of the Coast Artillery from Fort Baker and great things may be expected The latter eleven are strong husky men and have had a great deal of experience They play both of the large universities of California Yesterday I Steckle and A Steckle played the star game and all other men played nearly as well Of course were not in the best of condition which accounts for the comparatively slow playing Throughout yesterday's game a great many individual plays were made which while good are not the best things for the team as a whole This is the main thing Coach Steckle will have to remedy The town people showed they take a great Interest in the welfare of our athletes by the number there This is what we want and hope at the next game more will be in attendance to help our team to victory Knox C Hart arid Chism were the new men tried out and all showed up well The old men of the team can all be relied upon to put up a strong game so may be confident of a majority of our games this year The defense of the Alumni team was almost fect as Keddie Leadbetter and ter all are strong men to go against All in all we are glad the game was played and hope that more such games are arranged in the future 5 ZED PILE BRYAN WEDDING UST EVENING Ruth the Daughter of Col and Mrs William Jennings Bryan Plighted Troth to IVIan of Her Choice Special to The Lincoln Neb Oct number ot guests from out of town including eral public men of note attended the wedding of Miss Ruth Bryan daughter of Colonel and Mrs William J Bryan and W H Hewitt of Newport R 1 The ceremony was this evening at Fairview the home of the Bryan's The Rev Dr Swearingen pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city officiated Another Carnegie Library Special to The DANVILLE Ind Oct library just completed here was formally dedicated and opened to the public A program of exercises was carried out including addresses by Judge John V Hadley of apolis and Miss Hogland organizer of the Indian State Library sion For Wife Beating The case of State versus Miller is on trial in the Justice Court Miller is alleged to have beaten his wife and another woman in Spanish Springs valley EYES EXAMINED FREE DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY CUT GLASS SILVERWARE sure and call on us and you wili find our prices are the lowest GOLDEN JEWELRY STORE Cor Second Virginia Sts Three Boys from This Town andl Another Sport Said to Have Gleaned Up on an 8 to I Shot on Fiddler Special to The FRANCISCO Oct Reno men whose names are unknown and an old time turf tor accomplished a sensational deal the poolrooms of the west by which it is likely they will a fortune Something like bet oh Fiddler in the race at Morris The price backed from 20 to 1 down to 8 to 1 The horse won The rooms have refused to pay off the bets pending an investigation They Fiddler is a The operators stand to win the bets are paid BIG CHICAGO Oct 3 Pool rooms In: this city lost over owe hundred and dollars on the victory of Fiddler Sale of Imported Thoroughbreds NEW YORK Oct 3 Prominent Special to The horsemen from parts of the country attended the opening of great sale of imported stock at the American Horse today The thoroughbreds to be posed of at the sale form one of largest collections of imported blood ever brought to this country the lot are twenty-two brood mares folm the studs of King Edward the late Colonel Harry R C Viner also twenty yearlings ten weanlings and two stallions one of which is the Virginia a son of- Derby winner Ayrshire Hot noon lunches at J J Live Stock Remedies Pasteur Vaccine Co Ld Pasteur Vaccine Co Ld Anthrax Vaccine Anthrax Vaccine es Pasteur Single Blackleg cine Pasteur Double leg Vaccine Pasteur leg Vaccinating out- fit Single cord form of Vaccine Double cord form of Out fito The Cann Drug Co Leading Druggists 231 Virginia Blank NOTICES this Office Begs to announce the opening on July 1 1903 of O f J Are You Thinking of Why not get Footwear with a We make a specialty of standard advertised goods and our rapidly In- creasing business shows the wisdom pf selling such shoes although our profits are small We expect to open our new store about OCTOBER 15th with the largest and best stock in Reno There ore still many shoes In our present store that we don't want to move and we have cut the prices in two on these goods It will for you if you anything you want
