Lincoln County record. [volume], January 15, 1904, Image 4

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SANTA B YRBA.&A..
The Mot Charming Retort In Sonthern
California.
' Thousands of Amsrioans orot the
eontient to Southern California
every winter of the Eaet; but ho
many think of going e far to
escape the equeallv extreme weather
of deathdenliug Eitern summer
"Southern California in summer?
Whew! how hot it muat be.!" cried
the winter tourist, it the terj
throught if Uw Sunshiny State a
few months latter. How little he
knew whereof he spealtsl
At trst thought it does seem
strange, doubtless, to the u
initiated, that the Land of Sunshine
should be sought or oooling-off
place during sumnier months; yet
this year the transcontinental rail
roads and one of ths greatest resort
on the Pacific Cost are combining
to create a summer tourist season in
the country that hitherto keep warm
in. But to those who know the
truth about the wonderful land by
the Pacific, it only aeeras strange
that this more has not been made
long before.
It kaa became a fashionable habit
to visit Southern California during
winter months, so it seems impos
sible that this particular can be good
for any thing at any other time.
Leaving fashion aside in dealing
with the modern migration of foot
loose Americans in serch of equable
climate-a migration whioh, daring
the past winter, reached truly mam
oth propontiouson Pacific Coaat-thn
truth i that Southern California
bis the most delightful, ever summer
olimate in the world- po rains, no
sultry thunderstorms, nothing but
olear. breezy days for allmost six
months. Tou are used to think of
it as Bummerrins in its own heat
from Jane to October; but the facta
areverv different.
Drop into piotureeque Santa Bar
bara, the moat charming resort of
Southern California one of the old
original Spaaiah settlements in
ths midst of summer, and you will
Ind aa the United SUtes weather
records show that the thermometer,
year in and year out, regiaters a var
iation of but oomparitively few de
cress from toe temperature 01 toe
. ... .
eorsesDondinr day in midwinter
This fact, more than any other,
makes Santa Barbara's climate the
oat unusual and most delightful
known to eomfortseekiog men.
This summsr lovely Santo Barbara
will be more attractive during tne
months that are terrors on the Atlan
tie ooaat and in the Middle Weet than
it has been for fifteen years, for the
paat winter kaa been one of the moat
favorable in the history or southern
California. Abundant rain that
wonderoue tonia to the Californian
filling Uia heart with glaJneea and
hi ItiMil itli flows- sank di'
into the fertile soil of the valley
aftr the I'Uifr thirlif in my uioniu
and garuuuoil witn tzi sums xuez
mountains Htid contiguous rugged
mountain peaks about Santa Barbara
with welcome anow, that filtered lute
the secret reservoirs of nature, Inter
to deoend ou a lifetgiving mission
to the garden and orchard below
during the atill, clear-skied mouths
that already are repreaeutiug turn
nitu'ou the soutaren aborea of the
Golden Gate.
It will be alreitdy is one of the
toreeous fruitful summers that is so
fondlv looked forward to in this
Land of Sunshine, where dryueas
has prevailed for several yeara until
mow: a summer of green hills, roll
wavea of eoldeu wild mustard
bloom i iiv' iuto flowering valleys, ami
copious urp spreading down to
tuo very cliffs ot the blue racim-
The famous hunting and fishing
in the wouutaiue back of this charm
iniz old uiwaiou town of Santa Bar
bara is assured again, aud great
nreoaratioua are being made iu
the country round for an influx of
pleaaure eeskt rs from other portioua
of the Stato.
Glorious us it has been by the
wtur of the past winter, SauU
Baruaiai to inaugurate this summer
a season for .ateru aud MiJdi
Western touriita equal, it is propbe
bk-.I. to that of the ruahing winln
aaontl: Tliia nioveis UeiuK i.. i.ii.o
by tho Futu r, the great uew bote!
opeut-d hi Suutu Barbara last wini.-r.
It is the moat maguitieient caruvau
iaiy on tin- itic coast, and becaniv
famtiua tli. ooimiry over last winter
bv b vii.g uiiti- r its roof at one time
more multi-millioiiares thun ever
were gathertd Uttlur before in
any rvsort hotel in America. ih
list was haled by John D. Rocke
feller, Hiid ran down through the
J. Pi-riHi.t Morgan family, eto
Southern Californians are looking
forward to this first move to keep
one of their great tourist hotels open
he vear round l I predietioa U
the Country Beautiful is at least to j
be appreciated for its unsurpassed
anmmer weather as well as lot its
famous winter climate; and begun,
as it will be, beside the most beau
tiful and tranquil bay along tne wa-
tern shore, a great boom is expected
in yachting circles and in old oceau
ports on ths South Coast.
"A Tourist."
STATE NEWS.
The Uurcury reaohe4 0 urteea
below sere at Elko laet Tburaday.
Over $18,000 worth of bullion was
shipped out of Virgins City last
week.
A passenger and freigh auto is
to be run between Wsbuska and
lerringhm.
Ahaavy snowfall is reported in the
mountains in the Eastern part of the j
State.
The Southern Paoifio is about to ;
install the block signal system be-
tweeu Beno and Ogden.
Five Chinauien and one white !
man have Ibeuu arrested at Uaw-j
thorns on a charge of selling whiskey .
to In ilia us. j
The reopening of the school of
Eureka has been postponed again
bioius of the prevalence of scarlet
fever. i
M. A. Murphy a miner at the Dea-1
ert Queen Lin at Tonapah, fell
down the shaft last week and wss
killed instantly.
The new mill at Tonopah is ready
for uuisuee. It cost $8,000 and is
built of iron as to the walls and
roof, the floor being concrete.
About 15 feet of the Homestead
tunnel remains to be cleaned out
and timbered, but undoubtedly train
will be runing through in a week.
It is estimated the repairs to the
tunnel will reaoh $25,000.
There are now more than 200 pa
tients in ths Nevada State Hospital
for Mental Diseases, whioh number
appeared to be alarmingly large for
a Bute the total population of whioh
ia in the neighborhood 45,000.
The Wadsworth Dispatch aays:
The theatre diaaater of Chicago haa
evidently frightened the city council
at Beno. as it has inveetigated the
MoKissiek opera house in that eily
aud is likely to condemn the atruo
tun. Tom Smith. short termer, at
tempted to escape from the State
prison Christmas day by secreting
himself ia a small reservoir ia the
bath room. His absent wss dis
covered ' at laok-uptime and he will
get a long term in the dungeon on
brad and water.
About the nerveat bit of burglary
that be conceived oocured ia Carsoa
few months ago. says the News.
Soma energetic oititea secured a
tesm and wagon night, backed
lue outfit upto the ueilibjr' woid
shed aud stole about una a id one
half cords of wood, took th chips
aud sxept'tbe flour, leaving the
woodshed with out as much as kind
ling ia it. The operation whs emiu
entiy successful, as the perpetrator
has never been disoovervd.
Splendid Showing.
Th receipts of the atum luud
Ollict) for the yar endiug December
81, 1003, sod aid to tie Hints treas
ury, were $1:10,593 4'J
During the year 58,307.87 acres
of land were U. plied for, pririicpally
in Lincoln, Elko, Nye, Humboldt
and Washoe counties, tbe acreage
applied for in the several counties
bi 'ng in tbe order hnil. These
ImihIm rert 'd to the St'u lor noa
iu .lit of i i ire.it and other causes,
first payment having been made oa
all of them by the origiual appli
cants, making a olear gain of $19,
884.49 to the school fund.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONuERN.
Th- iiiivm of yinUt throughout
the S...tf Ima far aouie time back
en,: aged the intention of tbeDepart-
uivnt of CliHimatry. As a eonae
qui nee, tli an ilysis of soil samples,
whiuli W4H tirai d. lat by fire aud
than by latv. f prorer facilities for
their an il.VHi , his biva c-npt-llrd
it Miff' r ntg.' l i cuuae of ihe al-
mont excltivivi attention ol M e
Dt'.itiueiit u tUt current work that
wax aeut iiito the laboratory. It ia
dt sirt-t now to complete the analy
aia of tlit1 N'li! samples at tbe very
arlirHt opportunity aud, therefore,
w take this method of giving
notice to the friends in tut Stato
that for a few month they will con
fer a favor by not aeu ding any sample
for analysis, unless it be ia the case
of aa epidemic of disease in soma
portions of the State,
lours reepeetfally,
(Signed) J. & Stubts,
Dirastgr.
REUNITED.
r kaw taluk in' ot it ever, aa' It 'pears
t mm la-day
Tbe war' the biggest blessln' U.i )
vr ooM our wari
'Court, thar'U t tone abUn', aa' a fa
mora ( 'U be
What- lb data! la the seedier Voak their
purtlMl at a
Far that's t be eipeoted: fcet-4h tbint
that aukaa ma t4
That to war's a havalp Measla' la tb
wounds that It'll hal!
Tbe eld wounds tbat'a ba reckUa aaaaa
th dty that Otn'rul L--aid
we'd rest aa' think It rr kf tbat
ald-tima appla treat
f aa tb bora that fls ua la tbe aaiaa eaate
f bl
Oa th tama froutiT bal aa' keartr, '
-hakln' bowdy-dot
Am' I bur tb ban' play "Diet,'' aa' 1 eae
'am march away,
'Till I oaa't Mil mw th blue la, aa I'm
aataaA up on tb grrt
The I4 war taui air rlaeiar, aa' "Pizla'a','
e th rtaa;
Bat "Task Doodla" fellers fr it'a kaU
war t th aklaal
aVa tb eld "Btar-8po(t Beaaar" Is la
var atpl'a chlm.
Aa' I toll you. we're abavta ef a kelle-
lula time!
I'm slad I'vi lived te aee It; I'm (tad the
time la com
When, north an' aeutb, w aaawvr te the
roll-call of the drum)
When thar ain't no iln dlvld ua, but
north an' aouth w ten"
For jeit one common country eae free-
dom-lovlu' Un'l
Tbat'a whar the war'a a bleeala', that'
whar 'peara Ilk I aa
A. krl(htr mornln' breakla' ea the hllli
for you an' met
lt'a ihoulder now to abeul4p-thar ain't
no blue or sray
An' w'r ahoutln' "Hallaluta." aa' we're
happy on tbe way!
P. L. Stantont la AtlaataConatltutloa.
tDtUi O A 'COOff EUIt.
n fsmag woman here have iiscov
erd new kind of aport, whieh is noth
ing more nor leas than 'eoon hunting.
They have been oat twice within a
weak, and had no end of fan in tramp
ing round through the woods and
swamp at midnight aud later hunting
the cunning 'eoon. They engaged the
aarricaa of aa experienced hunter, who
has had wide experience in bunting
big game iu the Rocky mountain, and
knows all the haunts of the wild an
imals In this vicinity. Four young
women started out under this famous
hunter's guidanae about ten o'clock a
few nighta ago. They wore rubber
boot and their shortest sad oldeat
golf akirts. After they had tramped
through the ewetnps and over tb ateep,
rocky bills for three miles the hound
treed a 'eoon. Th hunter managed
matters so eleverlr that each girl in
turn had a ehaae to blase away at it,
and there haa bean a dlepute ever ainee
a to which of tbe young women
broagbt tb creator down, say tb
New York Journal.
Nat estiafled with thla, they went out
again a law nighta ago, but thought it
would be mora fun to he a few young
men with them; eo tbey enlarged the
party, with the aid 'coo a hunter for
chaperon. Tbey managed thla time, by
laying out until two o'clock in tbe
morning, to get two 'eoona. On their
way back ona of the girls got stuck eo
fast In the mud that ahe had to be pulled
oat by th united atrength of several
of her friend. Tbe aport will b con
tinued with a large hunt soma time
next week, when th 'eoon hunter will
bar a party of about 10. Es will di
vide them up into aquada, giving a
hoood to aaah squad, and se welea
arty will have th bt success.
atiml to m Cavwt
aavet mar of tfeswvertnff a gold
rvawwnted hrHoa.K.K.WiU-
aoem. fn-grnral for western. Aue-
creila, in hie lecture at meeting ot
the Royal Colonial inetltut. held at
th Whitehall room recently, undr
the preeidency ot the earl of On alow.
In lftSt the MaUlns gold field was dis
covered by a lad In this wht: The boy
la picking up a atone to throw at a
row observed a speck of gold in It,
and reported it to the nearest resident
magstrat. This gentleman wae so
exalted at th new that he telegraphed
to the then governor and stated that a
lad picked up a atone to throw at a
erow, la hie excitement omit ting to any
"and saw gold in it." So the governoi
wired back these words! "What harp
pead ta ths erow I"1 tendon Tele
graph. f RnnpT.iFTiwfi nr pahts.
tkva OaalSBl
Tn te SlMl rav
te WMk,
The ways of women shoplifters are
thus described in s foreign journal:
"At the Bon March and the Louvre,
la Pari, a regular allowance la made
for shoplifting in the debtor and cred
itor acconnta; the daily turn thua reg
latered ia surprisingly high. Beaidea
amateur kleptomaniacs, female tbievea
make a continual raid on the counter,
and, notwithstanding th vigilance of
the' inspectors, they manage to reap a
good liurvest. These women usually
vrtCr akirta aa full ns fashion will allow,
with very deep and capacious pocketa;
tbey alao weur ahoea, not boots, and
have stockings cut off, so as to leavs ths
toes free.
They preas close to tb counter, where
s rapid motion of the elbow, favored by
some dangling fringe, catches the cov
eted article and throws it down. Then,
quickly, the foot slips out of tbe ahoe,
and tbe toca, exercised by long practice,
draw the lace, or whatever it may be,
under the long aklrt. where It remaina
hidden till an opportunity occurs Of
quickly secreting it iu the pocket."
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Pioche and
Stage
Via i alientes
J A.. DKNTON Proprietor.
Mages leave DeLamar at 7 A. M. every day.
Leave Panacaat 11 A. M. and Pioche at 8:00 A. M
very day, coiinectug with the S L, L A & S L
Railroad at Calientes.
Pioche Office at Thompaon'b Store.
A. IS. Thompson, Agent.
Prescription
Delamar,
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Prescriptions
Carefully vnmaoaaded at all
boar nf the day er eight.
JOHN SHIER, Proprietor.
Snnoribe for
LOBSTERS RISE IV PRICE.
Th Wh Are Faaal l th Cra.
taaai Will Hav to Pa Mr
tmr Theaa Thla Year.
"This year people who are fond of
eating lobstera will have to pay dearly
for the privilege ot indulging their ap
petites in such sea food, for the reason
that the crustatreana are scarcer now
than ever before," aaid wholesale deni
er in fiith in New York to tbe writer a
day or two ago. "Mve lobs'rra are at
present selling at SO cents per pound,
ami as only comparatively vuiull catch
es are daily reported by the fishermen
of Htonlngton, Block Island, and other
well-known lobatering grounds aa far
east as Portland, Mr., the Indications
arc that a further advance of from five
to ten centa a pound may eoon be looked
for.
"Ten year ago almost any quantity
of fine lobstera could have bean pur
chased Id Xew York at the rate of fire
ceata a pound. The average size of live
lobsters that then came to market was
SO inches long, not counting claws. The
largest average now is not more than
half that 'length. There used to be
plenty of 14-pound lobatera and I bnve
seen them weighing 18 pounds. A lo!.
ater a large that would have to be .10
yeara old at least. This shellfish grows
alowly, and at three yeara old Is not
much bigger than a crawtleh. A lobster
under five yeara old Isn't tit for market,
but thouaand of such youngsters have
to pass muster on our fish stalls nowa
days. "Tbe present dearth of lobstera in
New England waters is largely due to
the enormous number of undersized
ones that have in the past been caught
and sold for canning purposes Id MhIih",
Millions of small shellfish that should
have been allowed to develop and breed
were thua annually exterminated, and
the result has been that the supply of
eatable lobsters haa dwindled from 30,
000,000 in 1889 to probably less than
5,000,000 in 1869.
"The regulations concerning the cap
ture of lobstera in New Enrland waters
are now na stringent as any game luw.
"No lobstera are being canned In
Maine for the reason that the short lob
ster law haa killed the business in tlir.t
state. The canners do not find it profit
able to buy lobatera at the present high
rate, and they cannot purchase short
ones or shellfish weighing less than ten
pounds. , ...
"For the last four years energetic ef
forts have been made by the United
States fish commission to Tptore lob
ster to t! fir former oln.-' L
planting millions '! lobsli
Fisher's Intend sound en-'
coast as far us Mv,ine. '
chief anrm'v of live Jobst- .
th Itritifh prov' 'n. ... Ilfi;t
arc sh'-". l here t tear
fitted with wells .at hii -for
loli". ." i,m ;5,OO0
lott.r. 2 eri steamer
ton a 'mI Jst-v York rind '
cities t1i NiMcra ii:- ship; ' ' I
anle dealer n'l over the Thlteil States."
Washington Star.
America Dlamaad.
Oreaalonn'.ty small diamonds have
been found u.'iioLg i!.e riugca of gravel
brought down from tbe north iu the
age of tin- irlaciers and scattered over
the state l.nrderii:" on tho preat lakea.
Prof. Hobl.s. of the Cnlversity of Wis
consin, thinks tha' thee i S-.n.m,ds
came from tome .l"c In t -. i-. -'a. ur.d
that by tracing bat-k th 'n' ad
vi'nee of 1 i- (.'lai-iiis the :.::':, .'. 1 1 tt
tion of the gems -jay br !. m-ied.
An effort to esrry out Prof. Ki.I I.h' sug
gestion la tb be ir:. ami i'rof. H. I,.
Fairchlld, of th I i.iversily of Urn-heater;
Prof. !. C. ButkCil, i.f the Si lver
sity of M'.l.'ican; J'rot. J. P. Iddlngs,
of the Ut.lvi-vsity Chi i . "'.and Trof.
O. C. Par-.! ;r-ton tb li Colum
bian niun ii' . wl',! opiix:e by sam
lulng. without ch' .: anspected gems
found by rson living uear th gla
eial moraines. Yuth' Companion.
An loea
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la report! by Imapoaslbl paitlM to th ffaet
that
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had tsttnd a trust er combination ; we wish
k ueare the pabll thatthw la truth In
moh nporta. W have ba manufacturing
swing aaachta tor ovr a qaarter of otatu
ry, and hav established a reputation for our
tlv aad our maehinM that la th nvy of all
othtrs. Oar "few Jf " machine ha
uvr bD rivaled aa a family aaaahla. It
steads at the head of all Bigh Grm4m sswlag
maehlB, aad staada on It oteis aaenta.
t0 -Vim Veaw" ia (JaeMl recO
jrxcji em ad iir jkmm
It I ae assasssry toe as ta eater tale a traat
to eav ear ersdlt pay any dhi aa w hav
ao dhw t pay. W hav Bvr ratarsd lata
uapaalUoB with maBBlhctarsr f low grd
cheap aaahiaa that are made la sell rgard
taaa at any tauiasie merit. Do net be de
calved, whea yea waatasewlag maehiaedoa't
Ml year aaoswy away frona home ; call aa (
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alaewhat. If taw la ao 4Jer aar yea,
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ibout Schillings Best
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Mvorni..' iretir
is to money-back them.
Lincoln County Record.
BY
RECORD PUBLISHING COMPY.
C. W. GARHISON. LEASEE.
Th Raooao represenU the intereHta of a vast section
of rich niinersl country, now being
opened up bv a line of
railroad.
Our
Job Department
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