The daily appeal. [volume], July 25, 1906, 6 O'CLOCK EDITION, Image 1

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VOL. LXVIIj
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CARSON CITY, N IV ADA. tB)DIESDAV EVENING, JULY 25, 1906.
5 CENTS A COPY
No. 99
LI OPEN BIG
RESERVE IN
OCTOBER
ARTIH LUTZ1S
TURNED LOOSE
This afternoon, the supreme court
handed dowa a decision in .the case o"
Martin Lutz, sent to jail by Judge
Murphy for contempt ot. court in not
paying aiimony to "his "wife. It was
believed that Lutz had money and
wag able to pay the alimony bul-iio
one has ever been able to locate his
wealth; meanwhile he has spent sev
eral weeks in the county jail of Orrn-
0?NING ONLY AWAITS PRESI- b' waning for t he court to pass on
r.eiiTia rrr All tTlAU f Ills CaSC.
INDIAN LANDS ARE ALLOTTED-
StpS
I iDONT WORRY
L lAiAxnii no
GROW
DAI ISO CSMIABK f &3 "Tr UI1I A I
ITV OF THE EARTHQUAKE Geo
CLAUSE NEVADA COMMISSION
ER INVESTIGATES;
SAN FRANCISCO, July 23. The
The Nevada Investment Company
was incorporated this afternoon, wita
W. Cowan, president; C. F.
Nichols, secretary; Geo. ' T. Mills,
treasurer; H. A. Lemmon, P. V,
Mighels and H. R. Mighels. directors.
The purpose ot the company is to
V. Casson, allotment agent for the :
interior department, is in this city i
I
He says the allotment of ianus oi
the Waiker river reservation has oesu
completed and that ail that remains
now to tnrcw open the .reservation;
fcr settlement is tne president s proc-;
iannJion setting the. date.
Taio is gccu ,news as it is aimost ;
certain that the land will be open for
settlement by the middle of Oetouei.
The Walker Uivr reservation uas
ben a lode stone to mining men tor
half a century, ever since li was sec
aside for reservation purposes. There
are immense leages of gold, silver,
copper and iron ores in the mountains
of this tract, and rich strikes nav
been made several times by miners
who were able to sneak past the
lines and do a bit ot prospecting
work.
in addition to the mineral lands
are enormous areas of agricultural
lands through and past which the
Walker river pours a continuous frood
oi water that can be used tor irri
gating these same lanas. -
it is almost certain that forest re
serves will be declared, that certain
land.- will be neld from entry for
reclamation purposes, and that the
government will proceed to
irrigation wors as soon a
aiter the lands are thrown open
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The supreme court heid that there
had been no proof tat he had the
money to pay the aiimony, and tn.if
he could not be imprisoned tor nui
doing something he was unable to
do, and that there was no law lmprn
cnlng a man for debt in 'Nevada.
Lutz was accordingly allowed to
go and after the heat and raosauitoe
and oedbugs oi the notel de Kinney
his liberty was very acceptable
The divorce trial was set in Judge
Murphy's court tor Monday.
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DAMAGE DONE IN VIRGINIA
BY THAT "I
SOFT.
IS DEAD
"FRIEND OF ALL VIRulNIA" PASS
ES AWAY AFTtR A USEFUL
LIFE BELIEVED ALWAYS IN
FUTURE.
BREVITIES j
The Junior '04 class had a delight
ful time at the Armory last night.
Como
boom.
mining district Js jon th-i
agent of the Pheonix-Royal insurance j handle all classes of mining securi
ccmpany of Austria has received the j ties, stocks, and bonds and to promote
followinz notice: j properties of merit in northern and
"To thp claimants of rhf Austrian western Nevada.
rheonix Royai . Imperial Priviiedged Tae company has taken office rooms j
Insurance Company of Vienna, Aus- j in the. Withereii building, which will j
tr;a: We wish to convey to you tne i lt thiown open to the brokers and i
instructions received .from the home i mining men of Southern Nevada". A
offie of this company at ienn;, Aus
tria, viz.; That ail claims that have
been filed against this company by
That "rainstorm' a- Virginia City,
.ate yesterday afternoon was a real
stcrm.
Tne Pioneer laundry was wrecked;
the road to the Utah mine was de
stroyed; every bridge in Six Mile
Canyon is out; four corus of wood
floated down C street; Charies Living
ston was ail but drowned; a big
wagon was swept away and ruined;
niige boulders rolled down the streets
in the flood ot water; Bob Gile-s"
place was washed away; the Weirs
I Fnrsro linUfliiip' was trnok hv HhT-
constr ct ' -..-.---.- -- -- - -- - - --o---
1 i ning ;the sluices at-the Buyers plant
s possible ; , , , , .
were uestroyeu; 10m barneys sluic
es were washed out; five feet of de
bris blocked traffic at the stone
bridge near Billy Hill's; a wall of
water three feet ueep swept down the
mountain through the city, and sev
cther smaller accidents happened.
' For a rainstorm that was not a
I cloudburst, the effect resembles very
Governor Sparks returned to Car- close, a feal e h cloudburst
viewed from this distance, but it may
not have been anything but a rainstorm.
r'.om will be fitted up for the special
! us'-; of mining men. in which they
j will fi'id p.li mining papers, maps and
data that will lend assistance to
S thm iii their work with the mining
' industry of this section of the eoun
'tiy, end the stae general.
! The company will connect with the
! hjirj. distance wire between New York
i and S 'n Francisco and will have the
: reports both cah ooards as fast
j us they a , lade.
j A complete staff of stenographers
wili be employed as needs arise, and
j the ofhea will add another enterprise
of worth to the city ot Carson.
Things are moving aious at tae , ,t u ,he iutt.nUtm of the new com.
prison and the cement Hoor is be- j yaay U( t.t rignt down lo t.usiue5S
iiiy put in the new ceil room, to be
reason of the earthquake which se
cured on tne morning cf April iSth.
Hit5, are invalid, as all policies of this
company become null and void by
said earthquake as the same was
wholly responsible for the connagru
tion that followed.
WAV. WiTT, Delegate.
Wm. Keday. Adjuster.
James McKinty, superintendent 1
the C. &. C. mine and allied proper
ties in lrginia City, is dead.
The tlreaded miners' consumption
at last triumphed over medical skill
and tne friend of all Virginia passed
away this morning at his home at
that place.
Deceased was one of the best
known and most public spirited men
on the iode, and has done a great dea!
to keep the old camp together. He
never made a promise to his directors
that he did not fulfill, and when he
Mrs. Dr. Goldberg is visiting her
husband in thi city.
Major. O. F. Alers. a brother of
Mrs. A. J. Cushing is paying her a
short visit before he goes to tDe
southern mines. The two have not
met in 42 years.
Samuel Morris and Chris Yager iett
today for Cat f reek, to look at some
mining properties.
B. J. Sweetlaud and lict. Smith
wiil open the raitL theatre shortly.
Kintescope.
formerly tl
Information as to the whereabouts
advised extensions or increased work, j i t Martha l.au.
is wanted bv iire.
his advice always was followed
A thorough optimist, be believed
to the day of his death the Comstock
revive, and that oy modern metn-
the cid veins can be
and her golden
.w. U. bay, c;t Berkelev.
CELLS NEAR COMPLETION
the cehs are properly
and a revival of mining in this and ,
other sections triDUtary tp Carson!
City is a foregone conclusion. i
Don't worry, watch us grow. Boost
; and get into line ana make some mon
ey. The mines south, the mines east.
60V SPARKS "TALKS FISH
AI1D A LITTLE POLITICS
be opened 'or closed as desired, with
out interfering with the door of any
other tier.
son City today from his outing m
Elko county. He has been iishing on
Bi Goose Creek whicn runs into
Snake river.
He landed' one hundred and ntty
trout weighing from three quarters
to a pound and a half and thy were
fish native to the waters of the creek,
never having been plant etl by a fith
commissioner. He looked for tV..
and grouse but found none.
looking weli after hl3
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One ot the prettiest sights in this
pretty valley is a fieid ot wheat on
either side of the, prison road. .
ready when
hooited up.
When finished the celi room wii
oe one of the best m the country
j Each row of cells m each tier may be !
.. ...beu at onee a pi.ein r.evice tuat , Ine b,? lvciamation projects, the open
operates from outside the tier, m ig ,,f Valley -Fark, the construction c-t
case of fire or pank. or ior anv other j a street iajiway, the rejuvenation ot
reason whatever, all the cells may j the whole tt,n.Uoly tributary to Car
be thrown open at once, and each nr-ay ' K rirv ,, f.lamnrin fm. th.
attention of those from whom at
tention is due; so get ousy.
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1 he prisoners are doing most of
the work under the direction of two
skilled mechanics lurnished by the . Dr Goidlerg wno nas 1een ,n tnis
contractors. Everything but the iron j c.jty for gouie dayg practiclng Qls pro.
is furnished at the prison, the rock has een made happy bv
and cement work betng done by the I on.iva, ot Mrs GoUiberg.
prisoners themselves. j He announ(.eu thig atternoon taat
io : ... ... .
j i'c iiitt-utis 10 ne ueie in imure, win
I buy or build a home, and add hiiu
1 self to the community. People like
these are more than welcome in this
city, and many more of thtm are
coming.
V.'l
oils of mining.
opened once more
flood restored onco more to the "chan
nels of commerce.
McKinty was appointed to succeed
Ryan, was 5S years of a?e, and left a
family in moderate circumstances.
The funeral arrangements have not
; yet been completed,
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.Ran Ore-,, have refused ?i:..0Ut
nieir ciainis in Ilamsev.
The Ramsey tuwasite tj' j:,,. iu
sold lots to the amount of $24.0bC.
MORE NEW RESIDENTS
ABOUT ELY
A doctor in Goldneld has been
He is thrown out of his Duggy the thjrd
trip and tne time by the same runaway horse, and
jaunt has evidently agreed with him.
He reports that the prospects oi
Bryan being a presidential candidate
in K'8 is causing men who sidestep-
has suffered a broken aniue each time
Champagne corks popped in Cherry
C'reek on Monday nignt when the ar-
ped Parker in the last election to an- rival of the Nevada Northern railroad
nounce that they are coming back to was celebrated with a banquet given
v ote the fusion ticket, this fall.
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O- tr
ill honor of the officials of the line.
There is a great deal of work be
ing uone on the copper mines at the
North end of Lanaer county, and
Battle Mountain is enjoying a small
boom in consequence. v
A write up of Ely, which appeared
recently, had this among other things
to say about the rejuvenated copper
amp:
The history of Ely is the history
oi nearly all of tii oid minify camns
i f the west, whicn, during the time ,
':t their prosperity, prior to the year j
1S7JJ, when silver was demonetized,
coasted of populations running m
.nto the thousands. With the aemoi-
of Carrolltou, 111, and James T
THIS HONEYMOON IS TO BE
A TRIPLE PLATED ONE
The coming entertainment of the
Leisure Hour Club promises to ie
something particularly unique. The
young ladies are orilling industrious
ly and some ot the features are oi
the most novel variety.
The costuming will be something
gorgeous, the musical features some
thing delightful, and the general stage
effects surpassing anytmng ever at
temptd in Carson Cty.
All th etaleht in Carson City has
been grabbed to make this affair a
success and the people handling It
piopose to surprise tne town.
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FIRE DESTROYS SUISUN
The county commissioners and city
trustees will meet tonight to take
action on the application for a fran
chise to lay street car tracks au.l
c perate a trolly line in this city and
county.
The body of W. ii. Kidd, who died
in Gai'dnervilie, was brought here
yesterday. K:dd was enroute from
lone, New, to California and becaniv
ill in Gardm-rville. The body will l;
sent to lone.
Emeralda is the name of a new
camp north of Reno, where it is said
all sorts of valuable ore has been
found.
A new townsite has been laid out
at Nashville, north ot Reno.
The judges of the Supreme court
will take a vacation in August.
Bids for the shooting range were
inadequate, and all were rejected.
One was $:52j and one was $250. The
property will not be sold for less thau
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DEMOCRATS OPEN UP
CHICAGO, July Zo. Tile western
avision ot the democratic congres
sional committee will open headquar
ters at the Palmer House in Chicago,
.august 1. Final arrangements were
SLisUN, Cai., July 25. A tire.
which started hre at :40 o ciol
last night burned until y o'clock caus- ol- A gou strike in gilt
The Manhattan Mail
Uie record by printing
has broken
the Rt'ovy
ink. That s
The deposits of antimony adjacent
RAMSEY RECORDER
The ' Ramsey Recorder" is the lar
est addition to the journals ot the
State of Nevada.
The new paper will be issued on or
about August 4. A olant is on the
way to the, new camp, and actual to lovelock are attracting ..the at
work of getting out the first issue" is mention of tne metal dealers and min
well under way. -ng men from eli ' directions. We
The temporary office of the Re- toitbt it there is a point in the Unit
corder is at the Appeal office, and the ed States which has so much high
main office will be at Ramsey by Mon-' grade antimony aijacent to it as Love--day.
. lock. '
Will Harrington will have the act-- . -t -
ive management of the business. Manhaian is last becoming a placer
o-o" . camp. All it needs Is water to make
The old way of getting a pair of :t a haven Tor piaeer miners, and al
glasses by picking them " ont at a most within the town --e miners at
store or selecting a pair from the work with dry washers. All of them
.hritty and populous camps graduall
dwindled down until neariy every !
niilding was vacant and until tne !
stieets presented an appearance or
desertion and desolation; until Uui
tew persistent and perserverlng tan
:iies and indivudals remained, Hoping
almost against nope tfiat the day or
resurrection of their camp mlgnt
come. And come it has. tor lu!
brought in its wake a reawakening j
;n mining affairs, an era of invest- !
ment and those who nave stayed
with their mine holdings Tor all these
years are now reaping tneir reward.
Nearly all now hare a rew thousands
to their credit in the bank, while a
few have "money to burn."
"Ely is very prettily located near
the mouth of Robinson canyon. The
site is picturesque, with plenty X
room for building and other improve
ments. In the outskirts of the town
there' are a number of pretty and
tasty homes, surrounded by lawns
and trees.
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iioyu ot .Missouri. no- were appoint
ed oy Chairman .James. M. Griggs oi
tne congressional committee to direct
cue-movement.
i-,lod will be in charge, assisted by
iiamey. The vVestein division will
in iiu.u Ohio and all nortnern states
-.vest ot the .vxississippi river, except
- tijs, xvri-.ansas aun Louisiana.
ro
ww ..lri 1 i L. CL w
Tne map of tne proposed route or
the -Saver reak railroad from-Blair
Junction on the Goldfield and Tono
pah railroad to lair. m the Silver
Teak district, was filed in the control;
!ers office today.
RAMSEY STAGE LINE
ing a loss of $1im,miu. 5'ive entire
blocks, including twenty residences
and eight business plants were de
stroyed. The fire was checked before
reaching the main business distrut
by the combined efforts of the local
fire department and the departments
from Vallejo and Benecia.
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Ed. Patterson will leave tuis mom
Ling for Hawtnorne to oo some wor..
nd look after mining claims.
a new kind of yellow journalism.
' An open call for stock is now pa
ot Manhattan's business.
The first machinery to be installed
at Round Mountain is that on the
Sphinx property.
Will Harrington has resigned troin
the state priming office to take
iiarge of the office of the Ramsey
rteccrder.
The telephone line is being extend
ed from Manhattan to Round Moun
tain as fast as possible.
Samples of Miller Lrke Hat. a huge
placer field, give values as high as
$9 a yard. Preparations are bein?; -
made to work :!Su acres of
ground on a ktrge- scale.
stock - of a peddler is dangerous. No are making oetter tuan wages, and
thinking person who values his sight ' placer leases are much sought after
will dp that now. Go to a specialist rxom the owners of claims. . . .
and have your' eyes examined and visr !
ion tested scieattfreally Is the mod- ; A ,.ew line of Eastman Kodaks has
era way. Examination FREE. Dn- arrived at Kltzmoytri drug store.
nraiiiiatf Rrractioni9t. Just the thing for campers and to
, . ...w 1 ft i-:m - . ,
Rcom'SC, PtkjHoteii--V' . 36, Pari; Hotel;
lir. (toldberg is a graduate of one
ff the foremost 1 optical Colleges f
the United , States, the technical
scientific training received there
laces him in a position to do
tliorough optical ' work, examination
DAILY stage leaves Churchill on the
arrival of the Tonopah train. Parties
eave Carson City at 9:25 a. m. and
connect with the stage watting at
Churchill.. .Extra stages for large par-
ies...Make arrangements by wire to
Towle Bros Stage Line, Churchill.
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Have you registered.. The register
closes this year on September 10th
The man that gives a newspaper a
false piece of bad news is about mi
a level with the man that yells fire
in a theatre, or that sits in front of
a business housje and makes remarks
about women.
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this
The Mono county supervisors have
bought . a piece of property for ?:i5u
that was advertised for sale at $220".
and the Bodie Miner wants to know
who got the $i:ioo difference.
ORDER YOUR COAL NOW
The Masonic Pioneer tells of a jail"
break at Carson City. When did it
; ('happen, how did it happen and who
WSNTEP. . FUEL. COAL: Persons! got away? The Pioneer also ha
that want coal this wir.ter will please Lhlnir to sav about "Nevada's farcical
specify the amount to the MEYERS
MERCANTILE CO. Jn orier tht stor
age arrangements can be made for
it, and the situation of last winter be
avoided... We hae . but a limited
amount of storage, but by ordering
NOW we can arange for more.'
" ME ERS MERCANTILE CO.
laws." Is it on account of these
same farcical laws that the counties
east of the Sierras are asklog for
admission to Nevada? Selah.
The mail was delayed two hours
thls.mornlng; trouble with connecting
lines.