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DAI
APPEAL
EDITION
6 O'CLOCK
5 CENlS A COPY
NO. 9
VOL. LXHI
?5 CENTS A WEEK
CARSON CITY, NEVADA SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1906.
LY
SQri POLITICAL ECHOES
The tremendous over confidence dU-. his intention of retiring from the
... j tight as f .gubernatorial candidate. He
plaved by the Republicans m the re-, """ - ..
ia.rU Refused to come back on the grounds
cent state campaign has many Inlfen-, Attorney ' General Sweeney and
sely humorous sides to it. I Controller Davis had both come into
The leaders counted up the presi- j ti,e fight upon his announcement that
dential votes two years ago and ar- he was not a candidate.
rived at the conclusion that the Silver ; Both these candidates not only of
party had gone out of business for ' fered to retire in his favor but urged
good and that the democracy was a j his acceptance of the nomination and
corpse forever.. it is safe to say that from the mo-
They overlooked the fact that the nient he took the standard of the par
nrcsidential vote was not a fair indi-. ty it meana victory for the ticket.
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WESTERN UNION MESSAGES PROSPECT OF OIL IN THE 1 SILVER WILL CONTINUE TO LOOK AT THE 6000 THINGS
BY SLOW FREIGHT
It takes, according to the Western
Union time, exactly 2 hours and 23
minutes to go JTb nithe corner of
Second and center streets to 20 East
Second street, a distance of about 150
feet. A telegram which reaches the
office of the Western Union at 7:30
last evening, requiring, by tne way,
an answer before 8 o'clock, arris af
WALKER DISTRICT
RENO, Nov. 10. Ellsworth Oldt,
who went to the Walker Lake Indian
reservation opening, is of the belief
that he has located some ground on
the west slope cf the Mount Grant sec
RISE
TO EAT
DENVER, Cola Nov. 10. "Silver is
going to reach a price of seventy-sii
cents or better within two years and
it is going to hold that price,"' said j
tion that will prove to be good oilGeorSe w- Roberts. directOT he
ground. On one of his locations he I nuta ouues mints . an .uiw ;
picked up what local assayers and ; "v c
chemists say is genuine asphaltum.
and this is generally found where pe-
chai'sed with
t-?n.M.i.gb fund:
cation of t lie political status ui
vada.
The knowing ones turned to the
congressional vote as the better index
of the condition of state politics.
The democrats elected their con
gressman and this showed that ih;?
s'atp was normally democratic. The
Rnospvelt wave came en wiih a
mighty surge but Ihe republicans mis- .lairn an
took the foam at the top tor real
water.
The leafier.-; assured the rank and
file that a nomination on the state
ticket meant ar. election and they
sent the orders down the line- to the
party overall? to pine up a lay of dis
content and make a lor of mde to
the effect that the democra1 ic efflcers
were never U be fovnd in the eapito!
building. While this was not true it
wts thought to be a go.-.d way .o
change votes.
Ti.e resul: either shows that th.
people of Nevada do not believe
their republican newspapers or eNc,
believing these stories they prefer
absent democrats who don't attend
to business to republicans who remain
in the building all the while and lift
,2on.o(Hi from the sctiool fund.
With aU their seeming confidence
in the game they still went out to
hunt some one with the big sack ir-
The Republicans were dazed by the
change of the battle lines and open
er! r. campaign of vilification.
The first attack was upon Sparks
and Swtouey. Sparks replied to this
iraducev in a way thai spitved his guns
at the onset and wTien Sweeney was
I believe that hundreds of sliver
mines throughout the west which'
ter a travel of 150 feet at the Journal j troleum eKists with depth. The shale 1 llave been s,lut dowu f"r more tnan
office at 9:45. that acc0mpanies oil bearing sands:1 n years on account tne tan in
Of course it isn't answered, and the . him A further ; Price wiil 1)0 opened again within
only regrettable feature of the trans-1 examinatiun of thc surface showings 'Mr- &y hecat
action, so far as the Western Union ma(le ,)V experts in thc oii
is concerneu, is tne iac uwu n. , 1usiness an(1 in the event of a favor.
But having no op-1 , . .-m i.e nrn-
.lljir I' if'U vv-mfni.. ..... . --
misamironrialing the
... I , 1 for long, and
a few cents tolls.
position in Reno the Western Union
can stand the loss.
The leisurely methods of the West
ern Union in Reno have been endured
f the Cent rtu C
inimittee.
lie prc.uiK ed vouchors for every dol
lar that had beer passed through his
"mind.-.
The lepuiiiicans, however, did not
lerpiire their thain.'.an 10 show any
vouchers. They on'y wanted the
democrat t.i m that.
Mitchell, i".:o monio-i man who ran
for govern. -r and was overwhelming
ly ;'e ' itl hi- ev ;: county. Mit
che!'; :;:!! i lie whole republican
an.oai ..n through with his money
examples such as re
:::;lu - e multiplied 'a
and id- leg
IV. 1':. . ! (if
he has been
r:ah arm eve
The party 1
Robert? a he
convent ioii.
agree how he
rue
puil-a
many
dug ai
wfik after
chocks that
ni( a or. his
r since the campaign,
eaders handed Attorney
package at tne Tonopah
They wanted him to
would vote oii the pris
on war.lensh.ip before the;
WOtllil
give him the nomination. He declin
ed and was turned down. He comes
back to Onnsie" county and was elect-
counted above
definitely.
A teletiram sent to a man's wiie
a-ith her lioiue audress plainlv marked
is eni to the husband's onVe. lie
sec the message from a neighboring
town and is glad to see it unopened oa
nis desk wheu he arrives aiiain in Re
no but why enumerate.
R.'tio business men by the hundreds
have complained of thin kind ot sor
vio" but tie-re is apparently no re-dres-;
ttntil the I'o tal Tclearaph ce.m-,;;-
atii'. Chtrenee T.Iackay come.
Tliey will be as welome as th: early
lis.'.vrs it; spring ".ft cr a s'onny witi-;-e;
.'o'Tlliii.
The eiitor of 'he Appett; sen- a
mssage by the Western Union to
; Hen-, .n-er a nt.'ir.M: ago. 1; i;- still
ton the way. The Western Union poli
tic?.! dis'iatche- which reached this
ibed and work of prospecting for oil
will be started.
In the event of oil no matter el
v.ha grade being found it would lie
worth r.tore than a g'drt mine anil
there would bp no danirer of an over
predttction. Southern Nevada is proh
ablv the richest nunera' section In
;i.i ontire world. U is also one of the
rvt barren section so far as timber
and coal are concerneu. Hundreds of
t'tiiies are already produeing ore and
all indications are that there will be
thousands more of tl'ni in a few
vears. ("i'ca;) fuel i- badly wanted
at t);, mines and oil at home would
solve the problem. Tie re are other
section.., in different directions from
'b ldfield where prospectors who have
been in 'he oil fields say that the
are good, but !n
.:! :.nd silver ledg-
been paid to
mi'
iv. ad
no
tnuieat ion
rush for gol
ittentton ha
ty since election
are a juml....l
mass of figures which convey no infor
: mat ion whatever. None of them were
; worth printing. The parties who
! sent them our must have been on a
! continuous drunk.
MANHATTAN ALMOST DEPOP
ULATE! BT G0P.PER STRIKE
MANHATTAN, Nov. lo. Manhat-
respective of his experience in state ; ed without opposition and is now
an'airs. The offered the nomination laughing at the way i..e cat jumped.
to several rich men ana none m uiem , nan ne neen nomnueeu ai .u.."m.i n Th(, p(?op,p o: Ca,.Bon Citv are also ' tan has had an excitement equal to
wantea u uiiui -mi. ..lev .. ,., tl.- """"''"'! clamoring for a better service and :nal (,t opening cf the Walker
I are loud in their demands for the 'e reservation, during the
the price of the
melal will make it worth while," Mr.
Roberts continued.
"And. further let me state this is
no speculative or boom, market. The
price of seven! y-one cents today will
be better next month, ar.d it will stead
and naturally advance point at a
t-nie unto a l.Tlih mark, possibly near
iJghiy, will be readied.
BUILT UPON SAND, HOTEL
COLLAPSES
LONwl REACH. Cal., Nov. 1 With
no waining save the cries of the work
men who first, felt the iloor- sag be
neath their feci, five stories of the
ce ntral wing of the new fToo.o-io liix
by hotel collapsed at. 'a::;., yesterday
morning, carrying nine men to death
in the tons of tangled wre kage.
About one hundred and lil'ty artisans
and laborers were scattered through
the s'rticttire a; the nnunero it fell,
and f;f these nearly a huii'Mo;! were
carried down in the ruins.
Eight bodies have beer, recovered
from the mass of debris in the base-
ment, and one of the injured die ', Vx'.e
this afternoon at the Long Beach hos
pital. The last two victims were
found at nine o'clock last evening and
the rescue crews are still working -:n
Soups
Chicken Bouillon
Shrimp Salad
Fish
Boiled Salmon with egg sauce
Boiled
Beef tongue with tomato sauce
Entrees
Steamed chicken with mushrooms
Breast of lamb, breaded, green peas
Giblet sauce on toast
Pineapple fritters with syrup
Roasts
Beef Veal Mutton Pork
Desserts Pies
Apple Pumpkin Pear
('itard PuiT'ling
Frui's
Apples Grapes
Cheese
Tea. foffee, milk, chocolate, cocoa
H R. Mighels and H. A. Lenmion
left this morning for Aurora, going by
ie auto rou'o.
J. A Moynahan. the commercial
'raveier, is in town.
W. E. Harney, the Ramsey politi
cian, who failed by only loo votes to
capture an ollice. is registered at t'ae
Arlington.
Mrs. TiTonias Smith, formerly
Miss Annie Deny, is the guest of her
sister-t'j-iaw. Mrs. Susie Mcpherson.
dame- Audrain lias accepted the
jo.;t; ;. bookkteper with the State
I'...:.:. ;'-;.: Tr.e-t (untpany.
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CRMSBY COUNTY CLAIMS
iohowiug claims have been al
y the commissioners of Orms-
The
lowed
by county;
Ed Regan, salary
J. P. Woodbury, salary
James East on salary ..
Win Kinney, salary . . .
H. U. Van Etten, salary
J. . Ellis, salary
unlimited money, agreed to he tne : now.
standard bearer. Mitchell figured that; The republican party of Colorado
Sparks was out of the fight and with ; by force of bayonets and mob law
the expenditure of, say $25,000, he 'concluded to make Colorado republi
would have a walkover. ; can by driving out all the democrats.
As soon as he accepted, the word j ney drove them over into Nevada
went down the line that the "angel" , and made thfs slate more democratic
or the "sucker", put it as you will, than ever. These deported democrats! ,-
Postal Telegraph to come in.
n-n
IN JUSTICE TO MR. VAN ETTEN
had been found. There was a rush have developed our mining industries
for the band wagon and seats were and are building up the state. Send
in demand. over onte more. We have plenty of
Well, everything looked lovely and room for them,
it was a "dead skinch" until at the The fusion party still retains the
fusion convention the party leaders orison, the asylum and the orphans'
insisted that John Sparks reconsider home.
Yesterday's Appeal contained a !ne of te assayers was off before day-
statement that the ballots voted 'n light the next morning to the locality
county last Tuesday were printed f'om which it came. A few others
i in Reno contrary to law.
! Some friends of Mr. Van Etten
j complain that the statement does not
i contain all the facts of the case.
In justice to Mr. Van Etten the Ap-
peal desires to state that h?, as coun
ty clerk, ordered them printed at
were told of the find and they in turn
told just a few friends, so that by
evening of Sunday not a team could
be obtain (1 from a stable in Man
hattan, and all horses owned by pri
vate parties, and even the mules lo
ing service on delivery wagons, were
ENTIRE FAMILY THREATENED.
CHURCH NOTICES
MAHYSV1LLE. November '. A j
cii.se where a whole family is threat-
led with extermination through the!
eii'ects of typhoid fever germs is re-,
i.-)ried from Sutter County. ,
l'K .i 1-iifl ii.gion, r.uiuer eiiv, .
' i; udfo have the disease its worst
; luges, and the doctors have small
i'lpes of his recovery.
wore struken this
fcare't th
their ca::os a
S.. Peters Episcopal Holy Euchar-
i.-t at 8 a. in. Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon. 11 a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon. 7:"0 p m.
Presbyterian Services at 11 a. m.
and ::'. n. m. Sunday school at
noon. Christian Endeavor at G:.10
i) Pi.
i'l with work and sent them to a
Reno office. This office happened to
be also rushcu with work and sent
ithem to a printing office in Sacra
inTonto. where the work was done.
While this printing was contrary to
Courier Pecord.
ailtlv t-.iwnt u-itVi
me .News oiuce. l ne .News was rush- ihiimi-sm-h in mi -service lor ine trip ot (
thirty miles southwest, across Smnk
ey. valley to Bank Springs, where the
men who had discovered the copper
veins were encamped. Thc people are
still aoing to view the strike, and '
is estimated that over luon claims have
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W. U. Tel. Co. rent clock 1 o
Blackie Bros, paymt on bridge loo inr
John G. "Eliis. cash adv t; ;n
John Smith, road work 33 o-i
Margaret and John Brown ent-r- Job Smith, road work 28 5'i
tained a number of their little friends F Knobloch care C. 1). Matheson 4: yr.
last Wednesday evening at a Hallow- I. G. Lewis, printing res. list.. 157 'i
e'en party. The evening was pleas- Ah. Ambrose, dep. sheriff 15 0a
E. E. Roberts, salarv
the hopes of recovering the body jf (; n- pnu,,n, c..i.lri.
past another man sunposed to be bnri?d n r- . "
week. On Saturday las, .ome samples there. Nine injured workmen are be- .'ohn' Savage' Janitor'
ih copper ore were brought to an as- in cam, for a Thp hosIjital. but f . a
cv rffi i Manh.,tf .1 1.. . ... .. " ' -"-'V, VllgUieer
is believed that an will recover. Ail i,,,,, i,.f-;ii;o i
a percent of copper was reiurned that nf the. mpn nn h mtrantnrs. rn),a . . . ' -v
' ' v..., ,A. lerkle. CO. nivaician
are accounted for save one. supposed Carson Water Co.. water
to be still in the ruins.
"HE RPOWNISS ENTERTAIN
lames and music
BRIEF PARAGRAPHS
the s'attites which provides tnri't the been located.
A (lord
nornitur
of quail alight.
must be printed in the county
.at'eiii:-'.
r U-ed
h-red.
file children
week, and it 's
complaint will develop 'n
seriously as in me
An examination of the wat
,v the fatrilv has been lr-
ADVERTISED LETTERS
ballot;
where they are voted, if was in no
vay the fault of Mr. Van Etten. flic
Hi publir an county clerk.
AT THE METHODIST CHURCH
tat
SWEET STRAINS
Th.e Uoyal Hawaiian Hand will np-pe;!!-
ui the Opera Hore t.- xi Tues
,;iv evening and a musical treat i?
i:. store for all.
The Hawaiian music is fascinating
and harmonious and when rendered
hv the native band, which is perfect
ly drilled, ad skillfully conducted, it j
receives an added charm which makes j
it delightful to the ear. ;
Seats are now on sale.
0-0
Drs. BARK AN & SEWALL
Iv.iili-V Li--- Chariov 'l.
';ss Rose Sam.
Gents' List Wiil McCrearv. Orlin
j '-I Oilman. Frey Payne, C. Peterson
j CM. Chas. K. Spencer, W. M. Van
1 '':n en.
j T. R. HOFER. Jr.. V
' COMMITTEE MEETING
he
! at
M.
Specialists for Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat are now located at 1700 Cali
fornia St., corner Van Ness Ave.
San Francisco.
'!'!"-' will be a meeting of the cotm-,-
central committee at the Silver
Democratic headquarters at 7..10 Sat
urday evening. A full attendance is
requested.
SAM P. DAVIS.
CHAS HEADY. Socfy. Chairman
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SALE OF FANCY WORK
The ladies of the Christian Endeav
or Society, connected with the Pres
bvterian church, will hold their an
nual sale of fancy work, pies, cakes,
etc.. December f in the lecture room
of the church. Full particulars later.
" Rev. Upton E. Patridge, pas
f ihe Methodist Epic-copal church
oyalton. California, will oven-'.
a; the Mctnodist Episcopal Church
'at h evening during the progress ,d'
!!'.; special meciings--.
During the remainder or this week
will pre!:."!; a senes of sermons
1'i'inn Ihe following subject. "What
it is to be a Christian." "Why Should
1 be a Christian?" "How Shall I Regit-,
to he a Christian?" "How May I
Know Whether I am a Christian rr
Not?"
The subject tonight will be "What
is it to be a Christian?
A cordial invitation is extended to
Vou. DON. O. COLP.ROVE.
Pastor.
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The price of the Sunday dinner ut
the Briggs House tomorrow will be
:'.5 cents to all but regular boarders,
who will be charged 25 cents as usual.
Miss Elsie Sauve, who was stricken
n9td witn Paralysis in Reno. is no better.
When one considers
is menus over 2n.Miu acres, air! on Foe
'.'?-h locator dor-lares he lias gotten nrely d
iiite-looling ground, the size of ihe de
pose may be imagined. In all nrob
:::It v there will be some shrinkage
.ieve;oi)ments are made, but just
"ov 1-utiis are being taken on eveiy
ihing wttiiin a radius of six miles of
he itriemal strike, rmd Green water is
'i:e fa--t in'o the shade, prosjiec
i. eiv.
m.
the Mi:
li''
G.
gone
visit
" it street and pv.
wn thai il-.oroughfa.'e.
Kitxmey.'-r and fantilv
yest eru "
si(!i'tt.
ded ,.;
to I. os Angeles whole
relatives for ;i month.
lev wi
ih
O-O
lo-opd: Sauve and son are in town
ir.la.y but will return soon to Reno.
J. A. Hotaling. the engineer who
pulled tiie special i:ni which carri.-d
'be machinery to GnldPeW for the
Moh-r.vk mine recently at an enor
mous '-ti'ie. is visi' mg relatives ';i
(his city.
Oreenwater two weeks ago Itadoniy
: tn- woman resident, but now. not
withstanding the desolate surround
ings
and
Rob Rlrl.ard. John Chare, and s -.
( rai ot her eu'lmsias-ic spoilsmen fi.fr
phis afi('ino..n for ihetr clubhouse on
nl-.s ,. the Carson v'wer Tte.v
pect p. :!. ply the neighborhood
ith gar.;.- w'lvr. they return.
';iyor Davis departed this morning
ei Mineen for Carigr's station where
Rasmus Petersen, road work ..42 oo
Chris Johnson, road work ....21 oo
Win. Kayser. hauling 4 no
John Smith, road work M pii
II. Heidetiieich. rep. window s ... 1 :;."
John S. Graham, paiii'ing iont. lop pu
John Adams, road work ::;t 00
j.. T. Krebs. mod. at tendance ... lo on
Mamie Miildoon. nursing l'o
R. F. Danhauser. wood 00
Oliver De Jarlais. searching for
Hie leniaius of Mr. Coiistatite
S. A. McPiai-oti. ntiriug ....
f. M. Iielllon. ice
If. P.. Van Eiteu. cash adv. . . .
S Tel. Tel. Co. phono
T 11. East.ui. roai! work
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'e wol epii-.;; .'cr to enp
-ive trout and inhale tin
dor of the pines.
Mrs. M. M. "arweod. the 1 , 1 1 s
!'"w-" -';! v. oman ia V-"-
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W. Ii. Cavcll, ce;n
Chas. I.. Kitzmi'v,
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C. L. Kilzmryer drugs, Galvin..
YV. A. Van Doin. race track
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210 oa
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Ethel Davis was a nassovr-
for Reno this morning whith"r she
on ihe verge of Death Valley ; '-"Ps ,0 visit frionrts.
he suggestive name of Funeral j Ramsey precinct was shy fwentv-
ivange at the base of which the town ''vo votes on account of residents re- i
is situated, there a fair percentage ! 'nrning from California being delayed
of the female contingent. This is a j by a freight wreck near Auburn,
verification of the venerable axiom: j II. P. Clifford was a passenger this
"If all the men in the world were on; evening for Reno, whither he goes;
one island and the women on another : to .see his cousin. True Boardman, I Fr building purposes, payable in
how many poor women would be j who is now. Teadingman of the Elle- i small monthly installments,
drowned." iford road company. Lewis and Co. n10tf
lease
Xev. Press. Co. tax reeppc. .
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