The daily appeal. [volume], December 10, 1906, 6 O'CLOCK EDITION, Image 1

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APPEAL
EDITION
VOL. LXIII
25 CENTS A WECK
CARSON CITY, NEVADA MONDAY EVENING
DECEMBER 10, 190C
6 CEN18 A COPY
No. 31.
DAILY
6 O'CLOCK
53
uhd
FRAUDS
ALLEGED
"WHAT LOOKS LIKE EXPOSE OF
SCANwAToHN NEVADA OPENS
IN COUP.T HERE TODAY
the Nye & Ormaoy County Bank in
that cit.
Mrs. Lee ;Bright is recovering from
a severe attack of the measels.
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WILL KEEP KANSAS MINE
OPEN ALL WINTER
POSTAL TELE.
iu uumiwu
NEVADA PRISOM
t E. S. Kendricks has been an in
ornate of the Nevada state prison for
! seventeen years and ia serving a life
' ' ' sentence in that institution, but he 'a
, 1 a man .of wonderful goodness of heart
WILL BUILD FROM SOUTH AND ,, v.W'W- n iw, -..2
What looks like the opening of an
expose of scandals in the location and
patenting of public lands in Nevada,
scandal which has enveloped every
state west of the Missouri river ex
cept Nevada, was started today ia
the federal court when the case of
Ingalls vs the Southern Pacific cor
poral ion was opened before tne- eor.
missioner. For years this slate has felt th
pressure of inadenuate freedom in.
locating and patenting land, eope- i
cially along the line of the railnxoi. ,
'i ne railroad claims and has a g.'an '
of everv alternative section cn each J It i- reported the S. P .will build
EXTEND THROUGH CARSON I their eonselor and guide, knowing
CITY TO SACRAMENTO. his long trial cf self denial and
: repression have made him a wiser
i and better man. For several years
I. L. Clarke, a well known mining
and -real estate mam of Los Angeles.
accompanied by his-expert, Mr. Walt-
ington, went this' "morning with Ray
mond; i$ell4o inspe the- Kansas
mine, near Topaz, and from that
place will go to Walker river to iu
vestigate the situation there.
It is the intention of Mr. Clark and
his associates to keep the Kansas
mine open all winter if possible and
mafep pvipnsivp rieveloirments in it.
A bodv of pood ore has been struck !the Bel1 TelePhone Company by the a check sufficiently large to pay for!of w Farrell
in the "n-ine and the owners propose 1 tnreats of the tern Union 10 km crn recen,,-v phased for the
to v"'-k it for a" It is worth 'business in California, the Mackey Presbyterian Sunday school in this
people have circumvented the oh- (i
land Stockton tree theie is to le
I erected an office Luikiing. .nd on
Stockton street, on the sue occupied
by the club which Chris Buckley-
started, is to be a big rooming-house.
On the southeast corner of Sutter
and Stockton streets an office build
ing is to oe constructed. On Suttsr
between Stocttton street and Grant
avenue, the old Nathaniel Gray prop-
lerty, excavation has commenced for
the construction of a nermanent
WEEK AGGREGATE $1,34625 j building. On the northeast corner of
3IG BLOCKS PLANNED. ! Sutter and Grant avenue, where the
. Snake Drug Store was, there is to be
Applications'' tor "permits '"'to erect I a big bul,diB; and lhe ,ot where
Goldberg, Bowen & Co. were is to . e
OKES
BUILDING PERMITS FOR THE
In its attemnt. to e-ft intn Kovmia
! he lias taken an active interest in the i new hiiilHi
nprj nrni'n la1 Htirintv rKa
tue Postal Telegraph Company has'church services that have been heldi ib7m upn
"ulwu r-i"y-ine various aenominations at tne,cember 15tb aggresaUng the
. -oicni uuiuu, ami give ine state re- .pnooii am nas coninuuiea largely d j $1 34o 251
net rrom the poor service which has their support; but the crowning fea
characterized the monopoly here. nre of his thoughtfulness and benev
Blocked in its amalgamation with olenee came Saturday in the form of
ad
'.dition
stamrt mill is
v.vrth.
the ob-
rneltr a 0 ! stl'llctions, and they will build inue-
TO the
to be built at Wads
side of the center of the track twenty ! r'
at Spares in which to con-
miles, a strip of land directly through ! strict refrigerator cars for the use
ine state forty miles wide. Tnis la -id the company.
was granted the old Central Paeifi? ,
r.ess that prompted it
rt-(
I
railroad by tiie government to aiu k: QflrU
t!io construction ui tnat puue-i hu i j: h
icse
and the railroad has. under
giants prevented the development of
much, in fact all but a small acreage
of tl.is vast tract.
I? has been the practice of the road
and ihe men connected with the ro-id
to await the discovery of value in the
lands by other persons, allow them t.j
do some preliminary work and then
assert railroad ownership.
Frami in natenting oiher lands
TIKES ONE THAT DAY
BRIEF PARAGRAPHS
The gift is certainly appreciataed
pendently. , by the organist and members of the
The authentic news on his matter -s'-hools and they wish thus publicly
comes from to San Francisco. To that to tender t:'ir thanks and apprecia
city General Manager and Vice-Presi-. r.on to ?dr. Kendricks for his gener-
dent William H. Baker of ihe Posttl mis gifi as well as the thoflghtful-
: has gone in the Interest of his cor
jporation with Third Vice President
IXally. The plan these two announce
to cross from Salt Lake to Sacra
, memo touching the mining camps and
Reno is to follow The Salt Lake. San
Pedro & Lcs Angeles road to Beatty:
to come straight to Carson Ci'y and
Reno through Southwestern Xevad l.
It is known that Gould of me
Western Pacific owns the controlling
interest in th" Western Union. The
hntv's that were expressed that the
Postal wruld leave Salt Lake f;r
, Reno narallelinc th;e Gould line wss
lost when the rejiert came that the
Western Union had begun the fight
against Maekay's interests.
SAN jFRANCiSCO W. H .Bak-r,
general manager and first vice-president
of the Postal Telegraph and
Cable Company, and E. J. Nally, third
' Saturday afternoon in response to
!a polite invitation, thirty little friends
of Dorothy Mackey assembled at iur
h.:i'st? to assist her in celebrating
! her seventh birthday; and what, a
ir. .Try time they did nave; They had
i con informed in the card of invita
'i'l'.i that Santa Clans intended stoo
: ping there that afternoon and that.
is freely fharged and it is entirely,'" an prouaoiuo. ne- wuum u-ue
possible that a thorough investigation gift of each guest. Of course, ox
will show that Nevada too has been , nation v.-as on tiptoe and lhe
robbed a- well as has the United j bright eyes of the little folks were
Cf.r " ' r" " icvti uii ih alert to discover hi ; ap-
htatea. j
The Appeal expresses the hope that , preach,
this matter will be sifted to the hot-1 The early part of the afternoon
ton, to the end that the State of Ne- was spent in games and sport and
vada shall Know if fraud has been j the little guests had begun to think j vice-presidem . who are in this city,
committed, and that the government , that the proposed visit of St. Nicholas are considering a plan to extend the
shall know that if lands In this stale 'was a' hoax when they were invited j company's lines into the Nevada min
have been fraudulently patented oajby their little hostess to adjourn loiinR regn.
thev were in every state around Ne-jthe dining room. Here a genuins j The pl;ln 5s to extend wires from
vada. The IT. S. district attorney can ; Surprise awaited them. A long table j SaU Lake City 1)y way vt the Clark
no much and it is in his province to j laden with all the good things thatjroad to Beatty and in turn "string"
c-. n,r nQiiino- nnon the govern-i delight children was spread, in the the towns of the mining section io
ment with sufficient data to lay the 'center of which stood a miniature , Hawfhorne. Carson City Reno, and Jonopah has declared a dividend of
foundation for such an investigation. Christ mas tree wnn its nraiicne-r, ; v-here connection will be made with ,"": if ua....a..
i'-p government will as it has in bending down with gifts and decorat-j the company's main line to Sin lsT
other states, send expert investiga-! ed alluringly. Santa Clans himse.f, , Francisco.
o.r and sift the matter to the hot-1 in ihe person ot .Maurice Mwn.,
torn We hope mis will be done. i better known as "Buz." took the gifts
That the fight of the Southern Pa-; from the tree and gave them to nis
cifi" to retain its lands in the unng- assistants Maisutrun ......v.., ,
house mining district is being made Yerington, Gladys Hofer and Adele :
y the local officials of the railroad Xorcross, to distribute. j
is' the charge of Attorney 13. 0. ; A merry lime followed the distri-(-t.rien
who with Judge Downer, ?s , but ion of the favors and the dispatch-;
hut tne crown
WILL PRESENT SHAKESPER
EAN PLAY
A sale of importance was made in
sum ol the Durne(j district, during the week
by Harrigan. WeidemulleT & Rosen-
S. L. Goldstein applied for a per- stinc Thev sol(, the pr0I,erty at the
mu to erect a seven-story and base-, southwest corner of Turk and Hyde
ment brick building on th north side ' streets, having a frontage of 62.6 bv
treet, between Mason 87,; ,0 a cient of Bovee, Toy & Co.
and Taylor streets to cost $122,noo. It u thp intention of the new ownr
Louis Metzger asked for a permit lo I(,It ,lp Sn apartment house. The
; .o build a store and office building price pairl for 1he j,ropei'ty was $40,
; on the northwest corner of Larkin
and Sutter streets which will cost It js reported that the Native Sons
wwm when completed. hav abuUt conCuded the negotia-
; G. G. Burnett will put up a $55,nu0 tions for tle sae 0f their lot on Mason
i structure on Haight street, near La-. street and desire property op Van
;'guna, and Stanley Forbes a building xess. or close to Van Ness. The
!to Cl,st 8r,.''HI on Clay street, near mortgage on their lot is small, and
! Davis- the Native Sons will spend a large
Alfred K. Durbrow began work last smn on the new ltuilding.
week upon a six-story builuing, on Richmond and ivlission.
the northwest corner of commercial The Mission and Richmond districts
and Front streets, to cost s. !. continue to attcract people who ar-
Woriv has been commenced em a store jiav (.jtv No. 2
and office building on tne site once desirous cf building small houses,
.occupied by the Nevada Bank, on the Rjc-h::ond takes the lead, and it is
northwest corner of Montgomery and report";', t'-ro in the.preckels' divi-
Pine streets. sion. in blocks and :M4, forty lois
New Techau Tavern. ,,i ,,f sixty-four were s.nd inside of
The Younger estate will eret t a :v-,-: weeks.
three-siory structure will be erected blul!lin'g on tlll 6l,e 01 ,he oltl Lolum- ?.Tais inclines .1. 1). Snreckcls, Jr. to
i.ia theater, on roweii s.reet. near ,,pen iii another tract. Lots have also
Ktldy. The building has already be-?n ranidly in the Glen Park tract,
leased to the Techau Tavern Com- ani twenty-eight lots were sold on
, pany for twenty years at an aggregate ;,;me j,y tne Hibornia Bank on its
rental of $325.'m for the term. prepery near Noe and Twenty-ninth
A Chinese firm has leased a lot be- streets.
! longing to F. K. Hesihal, on the the Portrero.
1 northwest, earner vt Dupontt an I , movement is reported in the
i Stockton streets, for thirty years at a pnrtrero, especially about Utah and
; ground rental of $102:Oi0 and will Tweniy-fourth and Twenty-fifth
: erect a three-story brick building. streets and prices are advancing ran-
Nelson and Page filed a petition ;,iiy A arRe nmber of Italians are
for a permit to reconstruct the Spring bying at Bay View, South San Fran-
Valley Water Company's building at cisco. and are going largely into
the southeast corner cf Geary and market gardening.
I Stockton streets at an estimated cost Miscellaneous Sales and Leases.
I of $2(10.000. Among other maiding permits ap-
The Bank of Italy applied for a per- pi)0l for were the following:
mit to ereci an eign -story enass - . iison. southeast corner of De
building on the southeast corner if visadero and McAllister streets, $23.
Clay and Montgommery streets p.t a ott.S.
est of $U-i.mi0. under plans prepared
by Architect Frank T. Shea.
New History Building.
During the week con'racts for $Po
fion were let by H. H. Bancroft tor
ine new History Building to be erect-
Simpp' rs are jirofiting by the
iierience uf past ears and are doing
the ir nolidrty shopjdng now . Th-0
store.:, are crev.ded early and late and
the merchants are not complaining
of a lack of patronage.
The Montezuma chiii of Goldfield is
to have a new home and a handsome
on the corner of Crook and Columbia
avenue.
.Mrs. Ca-ey McDannel of Goldtletd
visiting her )arents Mr. and Mrs.
J. (J. A. Moore, in San Jose
Leslie Smaill. a Carson City young
man. is now locl " editor of the
Goldfield Chronicle.
The Goldfield Review respectfully
declined tHe" Invitation to attend the
hanging of Johnny and Ibapah.but its
editor does not state whether tke de
clination was made because he
could not get here or because he did
not want to come.
The Midway mining company of
i;o7. The stock transfer books
will be closed Dec. 20.
From fifty to a hundred people are
drifting into Ely daily.
After March 1st, you can write
upon both sides of a postal card.
Constance Crawley will appear !i;
Tone pah.
If someone does
not
muzzle th.it I0'1 on 1he t,,(1- on sme
Miss Constance Crawley, the t ele- kid c,i the Silver State he will gi e
near Third sf- et.
Pauline Tarpey. west side of Spear
street, near Market. $2.,mh.
Henry Peters. Cole streets near
Carl. $.,2.oX'n.
French Roman Catholic Church,
northwest corner of Bu-h street and
Chat am place, $12,000.
G. T. Terbtish. south side of Bush
J. Aaron Ingalls in his ,ng of the gooeuo, nm uu (he noWsnanor Tht George Brown Estate Company street, west of Grant avenue. $10.oo...
former lar.tl 'ng teature ot ine aut'imnm 5
representmi
suit. O'Brien avers the
nf the railroad is "in en
possibly . been esnecially invited ny i actress ot tne present day, is commit
Th
the advent of Governor Sparks, who had acclaimed.
the
rreatest classic
men
otf
l oseurcef..
Ti.e suit of
deal." and -that tne
. the la,1(i themselves from the , Dorothy as the guest of honor.
. . ,1 . ... ..- 11,. f,-.,1 rf rV.il-
t tc:f.- and later develop its miner u : governor is jm4uk.."j '"
t dren and he entered heartily into tneir
Ingalls against the ' tdenstires and pastimes.
Southern Pacifie-was-opened today 'n Truly, the event win exe, " -centv that -sh
thp federal court. Judge Downer and j n-T oniy m ino i '
Attorney O'Brien for Ingalls. It ts j hostess, hut in the r..nds of her small
said that sensational testimony will ', guests as well.
develop when the trial is being heard.; .
if the defendants win the richest ex-' BEAUTIFUL. SOLO WELL SUNG
plorod mineral lands in the central ' Those who attended the x-resbyter-part
of Nevada will be developed by', tPil church last evening were edified
the claimants; if the railroad wins: by a most excellent sermon from the
the only recourse the Ingalls people t vast or. the Rev. H. H. McCreery.
have is to win' by the government J which was followed by a solo by Mr.
action. Vi Henry Howard. Mr. Howard's sympa-
The dispule in court may invol . e , thotic voice was admirably shown 'n
the names of many of the men highly j the music of "Absent" to which, had
connected with the railroad. The rail-1 been set the words of that beautiful
road was given oat h alternative sec-J and comforting hymn, "Abide With
to the Caron opera house.
She will present that most amusing
of Shakespear's comedies "The Tam
ing ot tne bnrew. it is only re
produced this play
in Eureka and so instantaneous was
its success that requests came in at
once from all parts, Oakland, Stock
ton, Sacramento etc Miss Craw
ley played to a oacKed house in
Eureka, ami the audience went wild
with delight giving call after call at
the end of each act. The papers next
morning were loud in their praise and
the limes said "The play never lag-1
ged for a moment, and the audience
only recovered from one roar of
laughter to be plunged iu'o another.";
profession.
That Douglas county high school
goes to Genoa by a two thirds vote of
toe board of three commissioners..
Wood dealers who bought stum page
cm what was supposed to be railroad
land in Hie Tahoe forest reserve
have been stopped from cutting trees.
Good work.
A court in New York litis decided
that 300 women in that city support
their hose with an illegal garter and
declares they are liable to arrest if
caught with the goods on. Case was
an infringement of a patent. O mercy,
dans and Herman have become
"mangled in the pre-fight quarrel
over a referee. Jeffries may be asked
lo do the ob.
A mob wanted to hang a Hun in
F. S. Kelly, northwest corner of
Miss Crawley has given much studv Pitisburg for cutting off a girl's hair j al
will erect a four-story building on the
southwest corner of Iaikin street Larkin and Post streets, $27,ni)0.
and Walnut avenue to cost $rfl.o0i, . s. wood, southeast corner f
and C. Schilling proposes to put up, a Mearohani and Kearney stive's,
building on Minnesota street, near $rr,,ooo.
Twentieth to cost $44,oo. Henry Meyer, northwest, corner of
James Dcnman will erect a building Fillmore and Fell streets, $2t,oo0.
of brick on Main street, near Mission. Fourth Street Company, northwett
which wjll cost $127. -. corner of Fourth and Howard streets.
Sutter Street Hotels. $24,500.
The rehabilitation of Sutter street. McNab &Smith, 'north side of Bran
from Larkin street east, is progress- nan sireet, between Seventh and
ing rapidly and it is said that it will Eighth, $40,000.
be one of the greatest hotel streets The Apache Conrprrriy. southeast
on this side of the continent. Hotels corner of O'Farroll and Mason streeis
are to be erected on the nori Invest $::2,'i00.
corner of Leavenworth and Suiter Woodruff Company, southeast cor
streets and on lhe lot where General nor of Geary and Powell street. $:;!?,
Barnes' residence formerly stood. fC.o.
near Taylor, on a lot directly op- Q.u
posite tne eta i ntversny ' a.i.i
ilso on the site of the old Golden
HIGH
to the character of Katherine. theiwiili a razor.
:Gate Coiumandery building
lose to a profitable hour of worship.
rv
THERE WERE OTHERS.
The tales of discomfort from Ne
vada remind one that even the Ar
gonauts of old got cold feet before
they finished their famous journey.
Salt Lake Herald.
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George Blakeslee engaged in a
friendly wrestling match one day
finest role:-. She found that Kath- composed exclusively of newspaper j office building on Sn. or street, near
Cowing goes on business connects last week in Tonopah and the result
with the opening of the branch of lg a broken leg.
erine was supposed to be fond of
monkeys, so Miss Crawley is true to
life, and brings in a pet monkey in
the first act.
Her leading man, Arthur Mande,
plays Petruchio, and he has won
much praise for his impersonation.
All who love a hearty laugh should
go to the opera house Dec. 31st.
Desides which they should not miss
the opportunity of seeing one of
England's greatest actresses.
tion in its route across Nevada". The ; Me" and the song made a fitting , headstrong wife, and it is one of her. The Gridiron Club, in Washington, i Mrs. Merritt
defendants in the suit say the land
was acquired by fraud, for it is, they
allege, mineral land.
The action of Ingalls and the sep
arate action of the government will
result in a lengthy investigation.
The decision will affect many local
ities on the Southern Pacific right f
way.
Mr and Mrs. Geo. Cowing were ds-
partures for' Reno last evening. Mr.
is
to put an
men, gave its annual dinner Saturday ! Mason, and Mrs. Nellie Moulton will
build immediately an eight-story rein
forced concrete building on the north
west corner of Geary and Williams
street at a cost of $100,000.
Meyer and Digman will build a $P,1,
two buildings on Jackson street, near
night. The president and many
other high officials were present and
each was roasted to a fine nut brown.
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TRANSFER OF PROPERTY.
H. B. Van Etten has purchased the
Geo. T. Davis property adjoining the
Meyers Mercantile Company in the
southern part of the city. Mr. Van
Etten intends making numerous im
provements to the property.
GRADE FOR CARSON.
ASSAYS "UN1QUF."
Good values shown in Valley Park.
Buy Valey Park lots novv and pros
per. Best o,pport unity on earth for home
seekers.
Lots selling fast, buy now and get
in on the ground floor, in a resident,
town, a commercial center. Liberal
terms offered, well equipped convey
ances always at hand to show nartiis
Larkin, and the Van Vrooman Estate thJg splendid property.
two buildings on Jackson srteet, near
For full particulars, etc., see G. T.
Dupont, at a combined cost of $G5,000. Conner and G E Bendinger, with
On Sutter Street
Iewis & Co., offices over Nye and
On the northwest corner of Sutter 0rmsby County Bank caraon. mw