The daily appeal. [volume], June 28, 1906, 6 O'CLOCK EDITION, Image 1

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6 O'CLOCK
EDITION
VOL. LXVII.
25 CENTS A WEEK
CARSON CITY, NEVADA THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 1906-
5 CENTS-A COPY
NO. 77.
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WORRY,
6LEII8R00K ROUTE HAS BEEN 1
RESTORED
GROW
-INCORPORATION OF "VALLEY
PARK CO." TODAY MARKS NEW
ZA IN PROSPERITY OF CARSON
CITY WHAT THE NEW COM
PANY WILL- DO.
The postmaster received word from
the department yesterday to the ef
fect that the mail route contract, as
bid for by fcd Hadseil, has been ac-
j ceptea and service must begin July 1.
This reopens one. of the finest routes
cn tho cc?.st.
Tcurists can take the v. & T. in
the mcrr.ing at Heno, ride through
the beaui.iul Washoe valley, spend
SEN. DUDS
BADLY HURT
IS THROWN FROM HIS HORSE
AND SUFFERS BROKEN
COLLAP. BONE
The "Valley t'ark Company" was in
corporated this afternoon, ad thus
another enterprise for the betterment
of Carson City is launched.
The new corporation has acquired
i.he Ruedy ranch and declares' its in
tention of subdividing, platting and
aeliing the same tract for city resl-
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23. WhUe
riding in the hihs near &an Mateo
yesterday. Senator Francis G. New-
lands wa3 thrown from his hcrse an l
half an hour in Carson City, .nd then sustained a broken collar-buie.
ride up the back-bone or tne Sierras I me norse wnch tne senior sena
to beautiful Lake Tahoe. A short stop tor of Nevada wa3 riding stepped into
at Glenbrook,' embarkation on the lake 1 a gopher hole and the rider was
i steamer, and a trip across the placid I thrown heavily on his left shoulder.
bosom of the storied sheet of' water The surgeon states it wjli take
ends at tne great Tahoe Tavern eariy at least three weeks for the fracture
in the evening, train from theTe to
Truckee. and from there to the east
or west, as the case may be.
It is now possible to leave San Fran-
to knit. This will delay the senator's
return to Nevada for some time, a3
there was much business to be at
tended to in San Francisco In eonnev-
iisco Saturday evening, spend the day I tion with the rebuilding of the Palace
in Nevada and at Tahoe. and arrive Hotel.
Icnce purposes.
Plenty of capital and energetic man
agement insures success from the start
When the big addition to the city Is
completed, and the' new houses are
filled with the families of those of
Nevada's men wno wish to come to
the only palce in the state in whicu
life is -not at a premium, Carson City
will take its rightful place among
i2f beautiful reaiuences cities of te
L'cast.
The new tract will accomodate LVJ
lamiles. 'the corporation intends. as
lota are sold, to install sewers, trees,
cement sidewalks, parka and water
.supply, and to secure only the best
cjaas of- residents for the new
add! tion. Work will be started almost
Immediately, some preliminary ar
rangements remaining to be made.
The Valley r ark Company has
plenty of capital and probably wilt not
ask for any financial assistance from
any cf Carson City's investors, as the
project is one of the beat in the state
' and wilt make money from stare
C. M. Peters, who acted as an agent
in the sale of the Ruedy ranch to the
projectors of the new company said
.this afternoon: .,
"This loks good to 'me. T have
watched th real estate "business m
Kiis clty-foWsome years and think
I am in position, to know a good thing
when I see it. The new company
ceriainly should have the support of
every citizen of Carson City and t
tor one believe the new Section will
Lc of vast benefit to the city."
Geo. H. Meyers the banker said:
' It looks as if the new addition, it
candied the way the projectors intend
to handle it, should be a fine thing
fur this city. Wide streets and trees!
sood houses and plenty of the good
Carson City water, snould attract
pirsons that want a good home. Car
son City has the best natural ad-
antagees in the state and thiss is
just what we need, a fine residential
tract a new comer to settle with us.
Then too, many of the. old homes do
not suit the new people, and in this
lie--- tract they can build to suit them
selves. 1 am glad to"StS it starled."
Others interviewed about the new
company expressed themselves In simi
lar vein. Since the purchase of the
Ruedy ranch, other prospective sales
have been all but closed up, and it
scorns that Carson City is onthe verge
cf a boom in real estate, especially in
outlying tracts east and south of the
city.'
The incorporators of the Yalier.P
Company are -Paul. C Lewi pi. Mil
waukee, Wis., Hon. SamT, Piatt, U. S.
'dist rict attorney and 'I. O. LewlsVlately
ti Los Angeles. Paul C- Lewis, is
jit the head oC. the; company.
at "an Francisco again Monday morning.
Such a trip is a tonic for tired
nerves and cannot be equalled in the
country.
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At present the senator is confiend
to his apartments at 2124 California
street.
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MISS STEWART'S CONCERT
The program for KTTss- Stewart's
Friday evening concert has been ar
ranged and includes some of the most
famous compositions for voice and
iano.
While it is a most ambitious select
ion, it is certain to be given with all
the grace and charm of young singers
ease three years ago in Sacramento I and players who have had" the advent-
anil tha fact that hp had it was not I age of proper training and experience.
apparent until it was too late to doTne concert will undoubtedly be one school building.
any thing for him of permanent good-of tne Dest ever elen the city
Deceased was 23 years of age add The program follows
PERCY HR IS DEAD
Percy Kramer, son of Anthony
Kramer, died shortly after 12 ""-flock
today of tuberculosis.
The young man contracted the dis
WRECK AVERTED BY COOL
ACTION AF FRED MYRTLE
KAZEN", June 28. What would no
doubt have bien another awful ran
ri.ad calamity was nrbwiy averted
Mcnday Ly the timely action of Sec
tion Foreman Fred Myn.e on the Ne
vada and California roal aDout three
mil?-west of Benton. As it was train
No. 1G, southbound, carrying passen
gers and freight vas brought to a
standstill on the bring cf a yawning
chasm, 5u feet in width, which would
have precipitated it twenty feet be
low into a rushing torrent of water!
Foreman Myrtie was returning to
his camp when he found the bridge
which spanned one cf the branches cf
the Carson river had been washed
away by the swollen waters, leaving
the rails in place but removing ail TlTe
framework. A casual glance would
net reveal the fact that anything was
wrong. Myrtle cnew that No. 16 as
scon due and Slurried back, flagging
the train just around curve a short
distance from the washout. Had Myr
tle not ulscovered l-e condition or
the bridge nothing ccul. have sav
ed the train.
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THESE ARE SHORT ONES
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"FROM HOT SPRINGS SHAVi" "POP" HAVE TROUBLES AT
ST. LOUIS
HE WRITES INTERESTINGLY
HIS SAN FRANCISCO
EXPERIENCES
Jim Shaw, wno used to run Shaw's
Kot Springs years ago. sends The
Appeal a picture of his present abode
in San Francisco.
it represents a kitchen set up 'n
the street, and there is a big sign
ever the top which.reads, Shaws Hit
Springs."
Abcut it is grouped the Shaw family
and the old Nevada pioneer looks as
ever. Following is his letter::
"Ed Appeal: I enclose photo of how
ST. LOCI3, June 2S. The first day';;
session cl annual conference the
national Convention of the Peoples
Party came to a focus last night, when
, after three hours of heated dis
cussion a resolution, proposed by W.
S. Williams, delegate from Indiana,
as an attempt "to hand the organiza
tion of the people party over to an
antagonistic clement." was made the
special order of business for 9 o'clock
tomorrow. The session then adjourn
ed. The resolution, was introduced by H
J. Mullins of Tennessee, and Droviued
the Shaw outfit looks- at present. We
were not burned out but cur chim- that the conference authorize that thi
ney was little shaky and weTiaVe been executive committee of the conference
ordered to cook in the street untii provisional committee e composed or
further notice. The chimney inspect- the president of the confederation 01
ors are rather slow getting round tor the people's party national committee
i suppose tney want ta hoicLon to their . ,nd the presidents of all organizations
jobs. What galls people down here
is the miserable treatment we are re
ceiving from the insurance companies
People who had the saving of a life
time swept away and were insured,
uave to hang round the insurance of
fices and think themselves lucky to
get a chance to talk with an. insurance
man. They got the cold nana and the Charlie Short. Joe Egan, Ai North
glassy stare when they want losses j aad Joha Evans drove over from Reno
which subscribe to the Sprlngfietd
Illinois, platform and endorse Thomas
E. Watson, c Georgia, for president.
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JOE E6A!l TALKS FIGilT
The ladies of the Degree of Honor ;
held an informal party last night tor
the benefit of candidates and new
members.
Don't forget the Jolly entertainment
tonight at the assembly nail in the
was a Carson Cuy boy. Ha leaves I
a father and four brothers. Funeral I
arrangements yet are to be made.
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NEW MIN7T& DISTRICT
PART FIRST
Charles Nuss, suffered a laceration
of his right hand that threatened to
One of the most promising fields
in the State of Nevada will be thor
oughly exploited the present season,
as a number of strong corporations 1 3 Piano Solo: "Will o iae . isp, Bru!S
I Piano Duet . ....... n Trovatore Sve him trouble througn blood poiston-
mhs berry aN'D miss hrrrh'K I lnK. but prompt action nas averted
(a) Autumnal Gale . . ,Edward Grieg tbc danger
(b) If I Were King ....iOi. Tiptore
c) The Year's at the Spring Frank C. Everett," charged with the
irs. H. H. .A Beach I murder of &L E- Malone. at Mina, is
(dl 'the Eaale E. F. Schneider on trlal at Hawthorne. He sets up in
Ansa STEWAk T sanity as his plea
now contemplate operations in that
section thirty-eight miles northeast of
laming . on the Carson & Colorado
Railroad. . This section has been tlte
scene of considerable development
during the past six months and tlfe
disclosures of ore bodies is sufficiently
strong to warrant much more exten
sive operations.
PROTECTING SHAREHOLDERS
MRS. BERRY 1 Mrs- Joe "rrls or kiko 19 visiting
4 (a) Spring Song ...AC. Mackenzie her Parents, Mrs. and Mr. Jesse Brignt
(b) A Winter L.ullaby .R. be Koven
MISS AMY HOTTli
TART SECOND
1 Rivulet Etude Mendelssohn
MRS. BEKRY
2 (a) Aus Meinen Grossen Schme.'
The return of warm weather Is a
most pleasant change from the cold
days and dark cloudy sky. . - .
At the Union Consolidated delin
quent assessment sale in San Fran
cisco Tuesday, l0o shares, on which
the assessment was unpaid, were
bought in by the company, and will
be held in the treasury until it is
known who owns the stock, which was
probably lost or destroyed in the lire.
' Other companies will protect their
stocKholders in tne same way. Chron
iclo.
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EARTHQUAKE IN WALES
Stanford White, the man that was
killed in Madison Square Garden by
zen..... K Franz I Harry Thaw, was the architect for
(b Meine Leibe ist Grun J. Brahms tne Mackay mining building at the
MISS irVWa.H.T I state university. His iirm whl com-
3 Duet from Lonengrin ....vWagner Piete me pians
MISS STEWART AND AM 1 HOWE
adjusted.
"Where houses are completely ob
literated and every thing a. total loss
the adjusters take weeks and weeks
fooling about and trying every sub
terfuge for delay and. six. bit settle
ment. When the news came that Nevada
was going to kick these welcher3 out
of the old Sagebrush state we all felt
mighty good over it."
These insurance companies who
have fattened off the public and lived
in clover with their blue ribboned
dogs and ' high priced turnouts, blat
like a big calf the first nard lick they
get. . .
I am not speaking for myself for we
were very fortunate in noT being
burned out.
I met George McLaughlin, on the
street a few days ago. He was as
natural as ever and on his way home.
We all patronize the "Foot and Walk
er" line now since the cars were hung
up.
The boys round the mint say that
he saved the building. Tbey had to
use the water from the mint well,
and' fought the fire until
1 Etincele (SparKs) Moszkowski
MRS. BERRY
Beloved. It Is Morn . . . . KOIymand
MISS STEWAK -
Seats are on sale at Steinmetft
drug store.
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JOLLY MAN SPEAKS TONIGHT
Franklin Pierce Jolly the jolly en
tertainer, arrived in this city last even
ing, coming toy way of Lake Tahoe,
and will appear this evening in As-1
Miss Mitchell, was in the city Thurs
day, attending to the numerous pupils
of her class.
Work is going forward on develop
ment at the ackson Mountain mines
and the showing has improved very
much.
The deeper the men go on the
Eddy mine east ot Diamondfield the
higher the values "Set, an, the ledge
is one of the oiggest inthe word.
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3CHOOL CLOSES TOMORROW
CARDIFF, Wales, June M. Vlo-1 sembly Hall, the proceeds of TSr n
lent eannquaive shocks were icu 1 tertainment to EO towards a fund for Th. managers nf th r.ni Mmimn
throughout South W'ales at :45 this I tn'e , beautifying of the balls of the I mines, have decided to go to water
iuurmug. nmucs iwnjru m. iuau, ui i new 8cnooinouse. I level on a 200 foot leuge, that so
the cheaper ones were damages. Hunri Mr j0uy. was delighted with his far vleMa f::o a Ton
dreds of chimneys-feu, occupants oil trip aound the lake although the
aweiungs were laruwn iu me gruuuu 1 weather was anything but agreeable, A new strike is "reported at Copper
and people fled from tneir nouses 1 but he asserts that Lake Tahoe Is one lopolis ot ore that goes from 1500 to t are charges of grafting in every direct
shrieking in panic with visions of tne 1 of the preUiest lakes it nas ever been isfto a ton. a rioai i nn rr nurrhaae I ion and now they have appointed three
m .
every one
concluded to quit and were about to
seek safety by leaving the building.
when Geprge . encouraged" them ' o
make one more try at the game and
they did so just as the wina changed
and veered the flames away from the
building long enougn to save it.
"I enclose one of my '"Days of 49"
pictures. It is not a very good one
but it shows how we live and it is 1
about how every one else is living. 1
exect to move into my house in a day
or so and we are all looking forward
to being able to enjoy a good hot
bath.
: Some of my neighbors are speaking
for a chance at it. I wish I had the
old springs down here I would make!
a fortune in a month.
"Every one is kicking over the way
the relief committee tried to juggle
with that flour and sell it to the
Sperry Co., for less than halt its
value. The papers blocked the deal.
It is infamous the way some of these
people act with relief funds. There
last night and spent most of the day
in tha city.
Interest centered ia Egan, who t
known as a prize- fight promoter better
San he is known, as a successful min
ing man.
' Little Joe, had nothing to say about
the probability of any fistic encount
ers to be pulled off in this state un
der his management and was mostly
interested in a plan to put on a regu
lar excursion traHv oetween Heno and
Moaaa Springs.
Regarding the Kelson-Herrera fiasco
at. Los Angeles. Egaa puts the blame
on. Nolan, Bat Nelson's aaaager. and
says that the trouble came up over
the lack of proper weights, Herrera
properly refusing to be weighed on
Nolan's scales which were known to
be wront;.
A challenge is out tor a return
match but no one can tell when or
where it will be pulled off If arrang
ed. Nelson and Herrera each have
declared that he will meet the other
and where any time for a finish or
limited go, but when it will be ar
ranged Is yet to be seen.
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EMPIRE UNION PICNIC
The closing exercises o? the Carsda
k:tf . schools will be held tomorrow.
riday.' beginning at S -o'clock. TS
fcciool year just pai""aa been a very
vodcefirful one, aid thi. oame' -
. cation finds the teachers aaa
cpsKerned
at work.
San Francisco disaster before them
"' Earthquake shocks were also felt at
Bristol. " flfracombe' and ' elsewhere.
There war accompanied by loaa rmaaK j
lings. &
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i Mis Jo Roberts will leave in a few
days for Long Beach, CaU to conva
lesce, from aa attack ot sickness that
has all but prostrated her. Mrs.t.
J. MCGrath wtfl accompany her. 'y.
:SDovot forget tliat a; treaf . laia
tore for rovers of mnsle.l ttlsa 9Urw-
at'arcoacert wtH- 'W-ctvea .-Vrtiar
night at the Opera housV Efeeif e
I men to handle the relief funds at a
The Palmetto, mill is treating ore I alary or aix tnousana oouars a year.
I in its district for S7
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a ton.
E. P. EtSER IN PHILLIPtBURQ
While the floor deal was being fixed
op on the grounds that no one wanted
flour, hundreds were trying to get .tt
and were , unable to 40 so. , Well I
must- deep or jroa :wUl ' think l am
his lot to see. When it is Uken inio
consideration that Mr. Jolly has trav
eled extensively, . both in the old
world and . the new, this compliment
la, doubly appreciated by the friends
and admirers of old Tahoe.
The prices or admission tw even 1 g. P. B8ger Carson City, an old
log are 40 cents- for adults and Z5 time friend and mining associate of I growling.
cents tor children. Throw aside the I Harry 8tlmner. arrived in the city I . The Nevada people down here are
eaffesof the"day far ar apart and go goaday evening- and in company fcaot growliag, bat facing fate with a
to hear ,a Jolly taS haJorman. I mlth Ur. 8thnler left lfondav for I flood heart and yoa. mar teU . the
.. IphUUpsburgj where the ittter is in-PoP of Carson that the Sagebraah
To.th a-ttUlor.of Hobart.l terested la a lease on the Copperopo-I eolef l an rlghL Tours. .
J MJt T I Us property, "the shaft on this lease 1 M 9 "HAW. ?
nsatrVUijslsX sows SMrt ihirtv ft. wlla ail 1 ... Oi
drag atara.
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an the way. Assays from some of 1
thf ore last Saturday gave retvrah
of tl400. Oohiftld tta: - r
Booghi retaraefl last night from a
The Tuurth of July will be ce.'o- ,
bratedbj' a big picnic at Cook s
Grove, which will be held under the
auspices of the Empire Labor Union
There will be dancing both afternoon
and evening. The Dempsey orches
tra will furnish the music.
a line or busses will be run be
tween this city and the grove.
Valuable prizes will be given tor
the following events: .
Race by women of forty years and
over, race by men of forty-nve years
and over, married women's race, sin
gle women's race, boy's race, girls
race, standing jump, running jump,
potatoH-ace and tug of war. There
will also be a prize for the best cou
ple in the waltz.
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REWARD OFFERED
The governor has issued a procla
mation. In which he offers a reward
of k0u. for Howard , Sharp. 4 who
charged with crime; of murder, "fin
ing Curtis Kendall,' Aprii 12, 1904 at
Goldfield
' 8harp lias" known s Doc" Sharp,
was of surely disposition aad was a
miner and prospector. He was feet
high, weighed ahoat IS, raw boned,
with light, hair, bias eyes aad shafrp
mfW .V" m 45r' -i
Sharp has never been seen since
e disappeared troas Goldfleld, follow
ing tho killing Of Kendall. fl
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