Reno Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - June 14, 1889, Reno, Nevada fl AND AND T oo PER oo PER I HE I EADING HE I FADING HE I HE LEADING I M yU 1 1 R T HE HE ENO I EADING I HADING I UlLY I EADING I LEAPING VOL XXVII RENO WASHOE COUNTY NEVADA FRIDAY JUNE U 1889 NO 65 JOHN Friday Saturday June 14th and 15th The Plumed Knights of Goodyear Cook Dillon's REFINED MINSTRELS REFINED MINSTRELS Under the direct management of John McGuire Endorsed hv the entire press of San cisco as THE ONE the only mate minstrel Company seen on the in CHAS W DILLON BROS GEO H EDWARDS LEECH BROS ELLSWORTH COOK BEN Slate Sextette W S POLLARD C D DALY H GREEN I D K COOK G SOMIRS Brilliant for the white silk hals Circle oo 75 Balcony now open at Nasby's Bazaar I HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST lot of DOUBLE and SINGLE BUGGIES and PHAETONS ever broght to this market They are from the reliable house of V S COMPANY Of And all work is to be first-class in every particular If you want a buggy cheap or a single or double carriage or are ill need of a phaeton call and examine my These wagons must be sold and I venture the assertion that you will Save at tel 25 per cent By trading with me I also carry a large stock of IRON AXLES and HARDWOOD in endless variety and do A General Business Stop Cor Sierra REWO NEVADA Give me a a and be convinced J Go to S J Hodgkinson's Drug Store For Fresh Garden Seeds Street Reno PALACE RESTAURANT RENO NEV TN PALACE HOTEL J GODFREY Proprietor MEALS AT ALL HOURS DAY OR NIGHT OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE public can rest assured that the Palace Restaurant will be maintained in a first-class manner The Best and Host Satisfactory Job Work at the office MR MEN IN SHARP CONTRAST The Model M Fainted by Artist and M Seen In Real background of misty fray shadows soft and dreamy a woman floating through tbe shadows with white armb raised high above her head clothed only in thin gray draperies trailing and lading into the clouds in which she floated Every curve of the gleaming white limbs line of the slender body was revealed by the clinging transparent folds which only heightened the loveliness they could not conceal and fell away softly from the full white throat and snowy breast The face was uplifted and turned slightly away in an exquisite pose but something in the chaste lines of the beautiful figure revealed all the purity sacredness and ideality of womanhood Men says the New York Sun looked at the picture with earnest faces women's chatter hushed as they approached it It almost makes me cry it is so pure and said a pretty impulsive girl I could be always good if it hung m my room The artist stood in the angle of the railing as the people crowded up to see his work and some one Is it an ideal to which he I painted it from life except the face which is idealized a little High up in an old with dark passages and up tumble-down stairs a tiny room a woman sat crouching over a smoking fire endeavoring to coax its coals into life and warmth Her dress was old and faded and soiled a tear on the shoulder revealing the white flesh her shoes were ragged and down at the heel fastened by one or two buttons her hands were smirched with coal dust A frowsy boy came banging into the room with a bun in one hand and a greasy newspaper ia the other Here's the paper the boss sent up to your man and is he any better he says He is answered the woman apathetically as she took up the paper and went into another tiny room where on a ragged couch a man with consumption was watching her with burning eyes She turned to the art notes and after a little search The picture has sold for and I only had 120 for the pose and it was so hard and made my ache so I couldn't fix em in the night so I could go to sleep The nearly out and the rent isn't paid and your medicine is all gone What was tho pose This She raised slowly on one toe and threw her hands above her head The clinging limp faded dress outlined curves of gracious beauty the soiled sleeves fell back from dimpled while arms the hands save where tho coal smirches ened them were white as snow and they were faultless in shape Through the rent in her dress tbe bare shoulder gleamed like marble and the collar slipped back from a full beautiful throat the gray dusk of the twilight shrouded her with dreamy shadows and the uplifted face was turned A FEMALE LOBBYIST How She Manures to Gather Honey from Every Flower A fine figure of a as Joo gery observes in Great passes by into the Capitol sweeping of silk and genuine seal fur with as broad spread of canvas as tho yachts Puritan or Her age ranges ably between forty and forty-five her ure is practically embonpoint but her face is rosy with health and her features still preserve the stamp of beauty Her eyes are big and gray scintillating under the flashes of dark eyelashes and brows and were her attire lass pronounced she would be styled elegant This lady enters the re- ception and sends her card to several memoers wno at once and soon she is surrounded by B coterie of conscript fathers vicing with each other in playing the gallant She jests and jokes with them all inviting them to call at her residence and having played her cards adroitly leaves the Capitol in a well-appointed coupe with the driver in livery Sometimes she is accompanied by her daughter a pretty girl of eighteen and a splendid type of the blonde This lady is a professional lobbyist and plies her vocation with marked success Whispers in the air are heard occasionally in criticism of her private character trom those of her own sex but says the gallant correspondent of the Kansas City Times neither man nor woman has ever brought forward an accusation direct and positive so far as it is generally known She has had her fingers however in many a Con- gressional pie whereof she received a slice of greater or lesser proportions and no one is more thoroughly posted in the avenues and channels of legislation She obtains a copyof every introduced and of ports thereon and if tho game be worth the candle history and parentage Then when the case is thoroughly digested she offers to make or mar as the case may be wherever the best financial opportunity is presented and her efforts ace usually at- tended with success She is shrewd and gathers from every honey-bearing flower The Wastes of Cooking America wastes enough yearly to feed the thousands who are now said to be out of employment The time may yet come when it shall be considered practical where in the course of the education which a State gives to the people to teach girls how to extract the greatest amount of ment from the common material of food and a careful statistician justly remarks that can teach the masses of the people how to get five cents worth a day more comfort or force out of the food which each one consumes will add to their power what would be equal to one thousand million dollars a year in MRS BAKER'S ARREST How a Got Rid of Burglar At- tired In Feminine AppareL Iliad just been the account of a bold daylight burglary that had occurred that day only a block or so from my writes C M well in the Woman's Journal The thief was a notorious one and his ingenious manner of operation and the details of his capture occupied a prominent place in the evening papers As I finished my landlady entered the parlor and I This affair was un- pleasantly near us wasn't it Mrs she replied it reminds me of an adventure I had with a burglar though I got rid of mine mere easily I suppose s he saw by my face that I wanted to hear about it for after giving the fire a few cheering pokes she took out her ting and sat down while I who pre- fer my niente without fancy work settled myself to listen feeling that 1 merited entertainment after my day's work About five years she said beginning on story and brilliant hosiery at the same time one Saturday evening my son and I were alone in the house my one boarder having left that day and my husband being city for a week Joe was only twelve but I wasn't timid at all and about seven we were sitting in here reading when the s and total loss of clothing no notice rang Joe went to the door and was taken of the report by the in a moment showed a lady in She was very TO BLAME Ordered to Hca UnlU for i Last San letin A M there died in the Mare Ipland after an illness of six days Lieutenant Heath TJ S N He was one of the survivors of the wrecked man-of-war Vandalia and came on the Rockton e few weeks ago He had been ing weeks contracted while at Apia and a week ago be was taken down an attack of pneumonia an officer of most geni and loss deeply He entered th and has made ci European South Atlanti Squadrons At the he was attached to the fitting out at the navy yird and was one of the three surviving officers of FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK All classes of legitimate v ad- not exceeding six lines inserted in this column for fifty cents per week the Vandalia to sea duty his arrival We the commanding dalia these officers fur transfer by reason of impaired health The Newly Improved SELF-HEATING COMBINED SAD IRON and will do the ironing ol one ily for six months with 25 cents worth of charcoal no changing of lions S M FASSETT Wanted GIRT TO DO GENERAL work Apply at MRS R R BIGELOW Two doors south of the Courthouse MISCELLANEOUS BAKER HAMILTON Importers and manufacturers ol Implements Bte Work Wanted A GOOD FAITHFUL MAN WANTS work in a private family to do gardening and light work Apply at the GAZETTE office Situation Wanted YOUNG GIRL DESIRES A do general housework Toronto Restaurant Inquire at The FOR THE BLOOD 1889 FOB THE BLOOD NOW TAKE The Great Sierra PURE JUICES OF THE HERBS OF CALIFORNIA CUBE FOR LEUCORRHEA AND ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR ALL KIDNEY TROUBLES TAKEN DELIGHTFUL TO THE TASTE ALL OTHER REMEDIES EOR URINARY DISORDERS HANKS THE FIRST AMONG FINE MEDICINES SPEAK IN HIGHEST PRAISE OF IT PURELY VEGETABLE Manufactured by SIERRA CHEMICAL Office and Mission Street FRANCISCO CAL nice medium size dressed quite elegantly in black and with a pleasant face and dark brown hair which she wore in curls She was apparently about thirty Sue asked if I was Mrs Emery and I said I was She said she had come in that afternoon from Reading to attend the Temperance convention going on in and as she was not acquainted in the city she had asked one of the ladies to tell her of a good near the hall where she could stay over Sunday and she had been directed here She also mentioned that a lady connected with the Mission had asked her to deliver an address there in the morning This sounded all right nnd I told Mrs Baker as she called herself my terms for the room which she said were satisfactory and then she said she would first go to the evening session of the convention and come back and take it So she started out but came back in about ten minutes saying that she found herself too tired to walk to the hall and that she go right to bed I took her up to the same one you have now Miss then I came down and thought it over It was queer I thought and I felt a little uneasy but a bright idea struck me One of the ladies connected with the lived right in the next block and I was slightly acquainted with her I knew nothing concerning the without her knowledge so telling Joe to be on the watch a little I went around and inquired about Mrs Baker Miss Greene knew nothing about any such person and was sure the school had had nothing to do vith fact they had a from German town to address tnp school This didn't make me feel any morn comfortable I next thought 1 would interview Mrs Baker again nnd gpt a little more definite information about her So I went up and knocked but got no answer tried the door and found it locked You know my room is just behind that one and communicates with it by a door in the end of the closet papered over and hooked on my side I next opened that door and entered her room as her closet door was wide open The gas was turned low and Mrs Baker in bed evidently asleep I walked toward the bed and as I passed the bureau noticed a big bunch of brown curls on it and her black dress near by on a chair As I wont on rather amused at the quantity of false hair I stumbled against something which on investigation proved to be pair of masculine trousers suspenders and all I was rather startled and looked at the bed Only Mrs Baker's head and one arm were visible but the hair on that head was a light auburn and cut very short and the sleeve on that arm was of dark gray and buttoned at the wrist This was remarkable to say the least and I went again without waking her and after holding a little council of war with sensible little chap if I do say sent him for a pol iceman The station isn't far so Joe was back in a few minutes After hearing his story they sent a skillful detective and 1 took him up to the room We both went in and I walked over and turned up the gas and said Mrs Baker 1 pretty loud The person in bed waked up looked confused a moment then Oh is that you Mrs in what sounded like an assumed falsetto to my suspicious ears But just then the officer came in sight and Mrs Baker's voice dropped suddenly to an exalted bass and made some remarks that were like to say the least while the owner made a quick motion toward the little valise on a chair by the bed But the detective was quicker and snatched it first I retired then and as I went out heard the officer Now Ifr Jim Warren I shall have to trouble you to dress yourself and come with me I went down and told Joe who was on toe stairs wild with excitement how the thing had turned out and in about five minutes the officer and his prisoner went out at the front door After landing him securely In the tion the detective came back after the lise which he had forgotten He said that he had recognized the man as soon as he saw him and that he was well known to the police who had been looking for him for several months The contained a revolver a small dark lantern some skeleton keys and a few other small articles which I don't re- member J don't know how the fellow happened to caught napping so nicely but he felt so safe that he was off his guard Perhaps he didn't mean any chief and only wanted a little needed rest but I'm very glad I got rid of him as I did Department and instead of being dered home as they were detailed for sea nervine A for Isaac sends tbe the following which explains POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT OFFICE FIRST ASST P M WASHINGTON June 6 1889 General has ordered the establishment of a at Purdys in the of Sierra and Slate of and the pointment of Matilda Evana BS master thereof Very respectfully J S CLARKSON First Ana's P M General HON W M ST K w A RT U S Senator For tho present mall should be sent to Reno Nevada Waterman Willing Governor Waterman of California is reported as saying in reply to the question if he desired to succeed self as I do not propose to make a hard fight for the tion but if the people are satisfied with me and desire to retain me as ernor I am a candidate POWDER Absolutely Pure This powder never varies A 1 purity strength and wholesomeness More economical than the ordinary and cannot be Bold in competition with the short powders Sold only in cans ROYAL BAKING POWDER Wall street New York REG ox Fairy Queen CIGAR EVER THE BEST offered in this market at Z C Commercial Row cigar and tobacco stand Wanted A GOOD DAIRYMAN TO T K HYMERS for Sale ON THE CORNER OK CENTER AND ond streets fronting Center Wanted THA V PRICE R H CONNER HARDWARE IRON STEEL COAL POWDER CUTLERY ETC FOR- Honte to Rent ON FIFTH STREET OPPOSITE G W Mapes place Six good sized rooms hard-finished also stable carriage house a ood well and ditch water Apply to D ACHMAN No 3 West street Yonng Stallion for Sale I HAVE A FINE YOUNG NORMAN stallion for sale cheap Apply at once to C A BHAGG Unfurnished Rooms SUITABLE FOR HOUSEKEEPING FOR rent Apply at office The Wonderful Fortune Teller AND CLAIRVOYANT IS STOPPING AT H Wright's Sierra street room No i up stairs where she can be consulted oil health love marriage absent losses or business Confidential Examination PERSONS DESIRING TO APPLY FOR teachers certificates will present selves for examination at the brick school house 111 Reno Tuesday June 18 1889 D ALLEN Co Supt Schools Washoe Co Good Dairyman Wanted AT GEORGE BECKER'S Granite Saloon Payment Stopped ON A NOTE OF IN FAVOR OF J L Stevenson and parties are hereby fied not same JAS SULLIVAN For Sale TN THE ADDITION A ONE- L stoty frame dwelling lot i inch of water with property horse buggy and ness owe cow nnd household In- quire at this office The Palace Batery HAS FITTED UP THE FINEST ICE cream parlor in the State and we shall pleaded to receive all our old customers as well the new Our reputation is well and needs no further mention to Hunters and ACCOUNT OF ing my fences and distributing boxes broken up to bui d wharves for fishermen and hunters I hereafter forbid their ing on my grounds without permission from me JOHN BOYNTON For Sale WEIGHTS ALWAYS Buckeye Mowers Tiger Mowers Bain Wagons Tiger and Rakes Benicia Headers Eureka rang Plows Pitts Threshers Hydraulic Presses BUGGIES CARTS SPRING WACOM Why Pay House Rent When by taking stock ia the PACIFIC LAND AND LOAN COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO YOU CAN YOUR OWN HOME On a plan superior to all building and loan associations and a much less cost For see T WINDOW band and for sale at the UNION IRON WORKS ON For Sale TEN DESIRABLE TOWN LOTS with water sufficient for irrigation fronting on East Mill street Price per lot Apply to R H Wood Sawing I AM PREPARED TO SAW AND SPLIT Wood by the job at reasonable rates Leave orders at Wells W H HANNA Steam Candy Factory TBE FIRST CANDY IN Reno Fresh candy every hour Call and get prices of small quantities or by the barrel Wholesale prices same as San Francisco C J BROOKINS TEA KIDNEY TROUBLES A picture of Japanese life drawn by Prof Morse shows such a pleasant relation ex- isting between the human and the brute creation that no Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is Birds build their nests in the city wild fowl Reese and ducks alight in the public parks wild deer trot about the street He had actually been followed by wild deer in the streets nibbling melon rind out of his hand as tame as and lambs on our Michigan farms A dog goes to sleep in the busiest streets men turn aside so as not to him One day a beautiful heron alighted on the limb of a tree and the busy jostling throng stopped Everyman's hand went into his pocket just as would with us but instead of bringing out a out came pencil and sketching APPETIZER CURES INDIGESTION UNION SALOON Corner 2d and Virginia Streets RENO NEVADA CHASE CHURICH Proprietors WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF JESSE Moore and A A Whiskies For Purposes these celebrated brands have no equal Our bar is always supplied with the choicest brands of Liquors Wines and Cigars All the latest publications on file Fine Billiard and Card Room attached FOR ALL SKIN DISEASES A CHANGE Sold by Wm A AITKIN Marble and Granite Works J BET streets FOURTH AND FIFTH SACRAMENTO Monuments Tomb and Stones Grave Direct importers of Scotch Granite ments ALSO Marble Slate Wooden and Iron Mantels direct from manufactures at reduced prices A NEW AND WON v remedy for Headache Cures the very worst cases almost instantly It con- tains no narcotic and is perfectly harmless Try H no cure no pay Price fi per bottle For sate by all druggists BROOKS HAVING the old St Elmo and Mocked It with a Fine Stock General Agent for Nevada and Arizona at Arcade Hotel Reno BANKING AND INSURANCE D A BENDER GRO W MAPES C T President Cashier o RENO NEVADA Cash Capital Surplus Undivided Profite A General flanking Business Transacted Prompt attention given to all business entrusted to our care Foreign and domestic exchange bought and sold CORRESPONDENTS NAT BANK D O MILLS CO Sacramento BANK OP San Francisco AM EXCHANGE NAT BANK New York BROWN CO London c CONTINENTAL NAT BANK Chicago HI BANCA Genoa Italy W O H A H MANNING GKO W D A BENDER C T BENDER THE BANK OF NEVADA Wines Liquors Cigars Is prepared to serve old as well as new patrons with the very best BROOKS MCCLANE Capital Stock Fully Subscribed Will buy and sell exchange on San Francisco New York Londo and tbe principal Eastern and European cities M O FOLKY President M MEYER cr M 3 WARD Vice-President R S OSBORN Assistant Cashier BOARD OF DIRECTORS t DANIEL MEYER ol San Francisco M of Eureka GEORGE RUSSELL of Blko M E WARD J N EVANS C C L ABRAHAMS of Reno STOCKHOLDERS Daniel Meyer M Brown L Brown of San Francisco Bradley of Elko M D Foley H Donnelly W E Griffin John Torrey H Johason of Eureka Frank Golden ol Virginia City Mat Healey of Susanville Theo H of Washoe M Clarke of J H Whited of C C Fowning Evans A Benson B F Boho Abrahams A Abrahams W H Gould Sol Levy M E Ward R S Osburn R H W D Phillips E Conn T V Julien L J Flint J Francis Barker of Reno Will transact a general Banking Business Mining and other stock ought and sold on commission several In- b aucO n j cues MM HILL ARD LUMBER 00 C Gulling President W S Bender Vice- Wm Henry Secretary First Nat Bank Treasurer THIRD AND ston streets Redo Nevada The company incorporated March and is prepared to fill all orders for building material Latest style of Eastlake doors and finish We also do turning and scroll sawing and manufacture doom windows blinds etc also manufacture all kinds of common lear lumber Give us a call Tht la everything for and Children Ovum cheapest Weekly best and
