The daily appeal. [volume], June 19, 1906, 6 O'CLOCK EDITION, Image 2

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THE DAILY APPEAL, CARSONCITY, NEVADA, JUNE 19, 1906.
THE DAILY APPEAL
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
Published every evening, Sunday excepted.
I. G. LEWIS Lessee and Publisher.
T. Q. FARRER & CO
Sacramento Saloon
ANDY TODD, Prep.
TL best of liquid refreshments always on Up. Including Import:
nd domestic goods. ;
Good Cisara are a part J wsr stock. "ti " "
First -class
WATCH
AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING.
Twenty y ears experience as
OFFICE THE APPEAL B'LDG, CORNER OF MAIN AND 2d STREETS
TELEPHONE Main 315
i practical and scientific optician 2
enables l.U. rarrer to tt your
eyes properly with glasses.
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One year by mail W 0
Six months bv mail 4 00
TkrM mnnthi hv mail ... ........ 2 00
Toa never make a mistake at the old corner.
Carson City, Nevada
Per week by carrier 25
(Entered at the Carson Post Office as second class matter)
DO YOU DO THIS
Keep every cent you get, and don't
do any thins of a public nature unless
you can make somethjngr out oi it
directly?'
court.as just decided a . West Vir
ginia case, holding that, a railroad
irust confine its business, to trans
portation and cannot sell or deal in
coal or other commodities. Will the
sanctimonious Baer deny that he is
daily breaking the law;" or that the
Reading is tainted?
The lobby against the pure food bill
The present congress will go down
in hisicry as the "dolittle congress,"
although ti e republicans are fond of
bcat'ng that they belong to "a party ' las i,een too persuasive for rainy
that does things". They declare that j republican congressmen to overcame,
to stand pat is patriotism and to let i aiu the bill is "hung up" in tho in
well oii.ugh alone is the acme ofjt(:re.3t of the beef trust and otiwr
statesmanship. These anomalou3 purveyors of tainted stuff,
claims will hardly satisy those who
are plundered by the tariff and rob-1
bed by, corrupt corporations which a j The Fallon Herald has merged with
simple law uxuld relieve. Instead of J the. Churchill Standard, the Standard
"doing things" the republican congress ; to t3k tne Herald business,
l.tis neglected, or feared, to pass the ! tt)Mt)n)ttttttMO4
Philippine tariff bill, the pure food j P30FESSI0NAL CARDS
bill, the Santo Domingo, or Isle of j
Pines treaties. They are still dally- j
ing along on the railroad rate bill, J OSCAR J. SMITH
the statehood -ill and the Panama i "
Canal o.uestioi.t, both as to the type Attorney-at-Law, Room 3, Smith BuilJ-
of canal and tte government of the
canal zone and the temporizing lead
ers are quibbiirc: about compromise3
on these important issues. The steal
known as the sh:p -subsidy bill is ba
ing pubhed as ore of the measures
to coir premise on and it is . safe to
say that should "the deal" go through
tts n.er.ibers who vote for it will have
gre;U oifl'iculiy in compromising wita
the voters to give them another lease
of power.
Oh yes, the republican party does
tlii.'ics but from i resident to the most
insigrific-ant kid and cuckoo congress
man, thetr r.uiutns are much more
filial ';:!t lUi-rter thTm the statute!
bc.)k.3 w a record deeds done,
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THE SANCTIMONIOUS BAER
ing, Reno Nev.. P. O. Box 597.
JAMES G. SWEENEY,
The Eagle Market
Choicest of Fresh and Cured Meats
Cold storage and fresli meats received daily - Fam
ily and hotel trade supplied in any quantity
Game, Fish and Smoked Meats a Specialty
o o Ring up phone Si for quick service, o o
FLANIGAN
WAREHOUSE
COMPANY
Largest Vehicle and
Wagon Stock
in the State of Nevada
The latest novelties in Cushion
Tire Runabouts always on hand.
Bain Wagons, Deal Delivery and
Spring Wagons. Also a full line cf
Harness.
Phone 253, RENO, NEVADA
ttorney-at-Law. Attorney Generals
Office, Cpltol Building, Carsou
City. Nevada.
Oiw W. H. CAVELL, D. D. S.
."arson City Nevada. Office
Stato Bank & Trust Co.
OV;r
DR. V. W. GOODE, D. D. S.
Tew Ba;:.lr. Building, Carson Gity, Tev.
Hours 9-12 and 1-5. Tbone ?3.
T. ft. HOPEK,
Sacramento Hay Y ard
Grain -y Stabling
Dry
Wood
Pine
Emil Petersen
Phone 1-3-3
Undertakers are sending in their
cards to the promoters of boxing in
New York and other eastern cities.
It appears to he all over , but the
funeral.
,i - -
The co;il tiust magnate, George V. j
Baer, who is constantly reminding;
us tJinr hp is not as other men ara
anl with r t a..t.f u al complacency now:
inlurms the ruL'.'c that: "If all the
ra lroils were fiee from taint as the
lioaJin.; there k uld be no railroad
investigation fleering over the coun-to--'ay"
is i:adins on dangerous
gro'in 1 au.l his trtn may come next.
If our strenuous administration was
doing its duty by investigating the coal
trust and utitmacite combine, the
sanctitt uiious .Faer. as head of the il
legal coal trust would be behind the
b.trs for in-law,' l'y combining with
:I.ers to raise ihn wire of coal, one
r,- the necessities of life. Xor is that
the sole f.icuse for under the con
stitution aul laws of the state uf
Po'i-.syl -.-aiiia a. liilrcad corporation ;3
prohibited trrm holding any more land
than is necessary for its actual busi-
,ent fpr Fire, Life and Acddev.t
" PoicieB, Office New Bank Bull 1
lng, Carson City, Nevada.
Chicago fight promoters are try
ing to match Battling Nelson and
Kid Herman to box somewhere just
outsid-3 tho city limits of the Windy
City.
0-0 -v.
Carson Cemetary Water Wards
DR. ALBERT E. MERKLE.
Physician and Surgeon.. .Office over
Nye and Ormsby County Ban.
Office Hours A. M. 10 to
P. M. 1 to 3;' P. M. 7 to 8.
DR. CHAS von PADESKY,
yslcian and Surgeon, Office opposite
the State Capitol, Cor. King and
Carson Street.. .Residence, Judge
Mawley House.
Office Hours. 1 to 3 and 7 to i
P. M.
PR. W. L. BERRY
4ffiice and Residence Dr.
rluffakers Home
ffii; ,-iours 1 to 3 ant! 7 to
8 P. M.
Anything you want in the way oi
nice pastry? Leave your order at t
RICHARDSON'S
The Briggs House
GILBERT BRIGGSj - Proprietor-
Cbe most Comfortable fotcl
Serves the best 25 cent meal in the State of Nevada.
Sample rooms for commercial travlers. Rooms electrically
,ishted- ' '
Complete telephone service to ail points South.
Free bus meets all trains. Good care assured.
Cor. 3d and Main
Carson City
SALESMEN Sell our S20 Soda ,'
Fountains; make $10 on every sale; j
collect own commiss'ons; act quick;
write for particulars. ' j
J. B. FOX c Co.. La Salle St. j
Chicago.
Headquarter! for Tourist
and Conimc:c'a Traveler
Notice is hereby given thai water
has been turned on at the Cemetary
and that no person in arrears will he
allowed the use of water Until the
amounts now due are paid.
Patrons are. further notified that it
is the intention of the Trustees to
give a six months service this season,
instead of five months as heretofore,
to do this prompt payment by water
users will be neccessary.
April 24. 1S06 GEO. W. KEITH
v Secretary and Collector.
RodgerCrow $
MBioooeeuoiitt
: C. W. FRIEND,
Optician,
"cU LJghtea Fr
Sa.-npie Rood
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o e e m o o o
Blacl'.smithing and
Work.
Wagon
Hoise Shoeing a Specialty.
Dayey &Maish
GONFEGTIOWERS
Fresh Fruits' of every season
Ice cream soda and iced drinks
Free delivery to all parts of the city. Country
orders promptly filled
Emporium B.. jck Carson City, Nfv
icod Wcrk and Reasonable
Prices.
Shop opposita the V. & T. R.
R. lTeIh Depot.
Watches and Jeweir, also
F.ngineerir.g and other sclentlflc
Instruments, skillful? repaired
9.
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
ARLINGTON HOUSE.
stout & McMillan, Props
Only Modern Hotel in Carson
ONE BLOCK FROM RAILWAY DEPOT.
Engraving : Done
tYts examinea By tne most
j Improved methods and al do-
fects of vision properly cer-
reeted. ?
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Ager.cy for
Graphophone,
Supplies.
the Columbia
Records and
ll..K;':rc.jir, m.m:wi. ':! is; :a js.. ar m m. ..3E. jK:...m:..;3i:.''ai:'.Js;.at: je:
MEYER'S MERCANTILE CO
Successors :o. Geo. H Meyers
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Choice " Familv - Groceries
f r
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The Criterion
REGAN EROS. Props,
hnest Stock of Foreign
and Domestic
Wines, Liquors
and Cigars
Only the Best Served our
patrons. .
F. J. Steinrnetz, .Drnofti;
CARSOX, CITY NEVADA
Stationery, Kodaks and Photographic Supplies, 5
Store op. Pcstoffice - - - Phone No. 121 'i
5
The State Bank & Trust Co
Carson City, Nevada
Capita I Fully Paid Up S200.000
Branches at Tonopah, Goldfield and Manhattan, Nevada.
DIRECTORS:.. TB. RICKEY GEO. H. MEYERS, P. H. PETERSEN, A.
LIVINGSTON, S. L. LEE, J. K. WOODBURY, G W. MAPES, C. T. BEN
DER, W BROUGHER. T. .B. Rickey, President; Geo. H. Mey
ers, vice President; J. P. Woodbury, 2d Vice President; Jas. T. Davis
Cashier; E. D. Vanderlieth, Asst. Cashier; E. B. Cushman, Asst.
Cashier, Tonora. ; J. Lindsar. Asst. Cashier, Goldueld'
. C. H.. Wise. sst Cashier, Manhattan , .
The Bank will receive deposits, buy and sell Foreign and Domestic' Ex-'
' change, give prompt attention to Cbllec'Jons; buy and sell Mining Stocks;
and do a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
A SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT With over 'me hundred Safe Deposit
Boxes has been placed in the Bank. These boxes are rented at" from';
$2.50,,to $6.00 per jear accordjng to size.
Bank Money Orders sold on all principal places In the United States at
no rreater . cost than Postal Money Orders. ' " . ' .
The Stone Market
O.T.S51ULTZ, FH2'7,
Dealer in
Prime Beef, Pork. Veal,
Lamb, and Fish in Season
Phone 504
The Bank ,. Saloon
MEYER & SANGER, Proprietors
?nntr; Carsnn tr,cet Carson, fpra3a
Thebest apportioned Private Card Rooms 12 the State
1 .' J ; , .Finest of Wmes,;Liqtiors and Cigars -' .
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