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DAILY
APPE
vol. l;:i;
25 CENTS A WEEK
CAKSCN CITY, NEVADA TUESDAY EVENING JULY 8, 1907 5 CENTS
;0PY
No. 211
SERIOUS STABBING
JOG Blake, Bartender at California!
Brewery Seriously Wounded
Dy Tony King
Virginia City. July S. As t3?
result c au altercation ov. r
As ttiij result of uq altercation ovor
the v-rite cf a bucket of le r Joe
liliw, bartender oi the Califoraia
Breweiy ia liug in a very ju t carious
condiuou, the result oi several knife
tauo at tue hands oi a half crazed
character el" that city by the na:r."
oi 'i ony King.
King cuuue into iho Calit'o: a lit
Brewery at abuui ten o'clock last
cigct aai asked for twenty-live cents
worth oi beer. Alter the betr had
been, drawn he outred Blake twenty
cents for the same. The latter re-;
fused to accept the faint' and "King
began to abuse him. J
A heated argument ensued ut.d
Blake was -thrown to the lloor in a
Bcudo that ensued and was stabbed
a number oi times by King with a
t'jur inch dirk.
li. 8chv.eiss, owner and proprietor
DEATH OF DEL LEWIS
Tbttf raoraing the Appeal received
a dispatch announcing that Del
Lewis, a brother of Irw.n Lewis, forni
cr editor of the Appeal had been kill
ed in L-ca Angeles. No particulars
wr? givea.
CM)
ABLE TO BE OUT
Tht many friends of Miaa Liena
Kara are pieaseu to icaiu iuit uc
is recovering from her sick epell and
waa able to be driven about the city I
(lurla'1 the carnival. !
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GARSONITES MIKE
GOOD AT SILVER BOW
Tivre ts much activity iu the Silver
G-oju district, and a number of proper
ties are under bond. The group oi
cl.-jm.s owned by Prince and Millard
C.'t'ia of Carson and F. W. Baker of
(Mkland, the latter a brother-in-law of
tto two first-named, has been sold V)
Tonopah people for $10,000 cadh and
a block of stock in the company that
will be organized. The ground con
sists if six claims. There is a 6 foot
ledgo -which shows assays running
from $100 to $000 on the surface, and
.he. Indications are that the property
will make one of the best mines in
tho district.
Within the past ten daya four or
nve new leasing companies have goue
to work in the district, and reports
from those already at work are very
encouraging. On the Clifford lease
ore running as high as ?000 a ton has
been opened up, and the Wills-Day
lease Las developed a large body of
good milling ore, running as high as
'fcQ a ton.
The 10-stamp mill recently erected
between Silver Bow and IJellehelen is
being remodeled and a cyanide plant
i being added. Tonopah Miner.
RECOVERING RAPIDLY
Repot is from the bedside ot Miss
.toe Roberts state that the young lady
:s gaining rapidly and that vi e ts on
the rapid road to recovery which Is
good news to her many friends it this
"it.
. - M o -
A SEVEN DAY PAPER
The K no Journal is now published
-very day in the week. This is the
first paper in the state to become a
seven day paper and this feat of
journalism is bound to be appreciated
The Journal is progressing by leaps
and bounds under the new manage
ment and is now one of the leading
newspapers of the west. It is ably
edited and Is sparing no expense to
stive the news.
IN VIRGINIA CITY
of the brewery, LoariiiS the
rushed to taw assistance of
itr beauu,,' iviug over the nt ad I
i;a a cane succeeded hi pulhuff liiuj
iiu" o lUf wounded man. lie then j
gave las attention to Blake who wua .
bleeding proiusely
from his many (
wound. King in the meantime I
cfu-!od out oi the building and hid j
under the perch. The officers were:
called, but owing to the darkness j
were unatle to rind King and up to!
ium atierr.oou no trace oi hitu has
Leeu found. Blake is in a very pre-
ear.ous condition and tue physicians
have not. moved biru from the brew
ery ftar.tv; hat the move would cost
hita his lite.
King has ha i a had reputation in
this city and is an
ins lkin convictid
J offender hav-
veral tunes of !
robbery and has served several terms i
iu th- city prison. ,
Blake ia ono oi the popular young j
men of this city. '
THE RENO HAMMAM
It is one of the Finest Bath Houses
in the Un ted States
The new Ilammam baths at Keno
are now finished and several of the
worlds wayfarers have already
sought rest within the neatly painted
walls inside the big brick building.
For here may the prodigal son and i
the way ward husband dispose of aj
hold-over or a suddenly acquired slzz.
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gas pipe. i
Cooley ana oaiieron nave met wnu
numerous setbacks in the construc-
Hon of the building, and months have
i been consumed in making small prog
i ress. P,ur at. last they have prepare !
one of the best equipped Turkish
baths in the LTnited States, which is
no exaggeration, for while some
others are larger and more elegantly
appointed. none art more- up-to-date.
Ia the r.ew bah house are accom
modations for forty people. There is
a dry and moist sweat room, electri-!
cal room, and varices other devices
for tha treatment of patients. There
ia a reading room, lounging parlor
aud side-hoard. Three good ma.sserus ;
Cornell, Dalzell r.nd Rodit are con
-tlAltliy IU ttLl'-UUHUVl-. j
Jack Longhi is one oi the attrac-j
lions of the place. Jack worked in!
the Winsor and the Albany in Den
ver for a long time, and afterwards at
Burns' baths in San Francisco. Pec-ides
his friends in these places Jack
knows every man in Keno and many
in Carson.
Cornell did
on (ho house
nine was Un
ill the electrical work
md much oi the plau-
rsii:t of his suggest-1
ions.
A ladies department, entirely sepa
rate from the i
portion of the
building, is bell. f: ed
ready in about a month.
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and will be
TO TOUR EUROPE
Dr. Berry of Carson City and his J efforts of the mine owners and opera
wife have goue to San Francisco, j tors to preserve peace and to eon
from which point Ihey will sail by ! tinuo work.
way of the Orient for Europe.
Dr. and Mrs. Berry wil remain away
from Nevada for two years, during
which time Dr. Berry will study med
icine and surgery in the Old World.
His wife will devote her time to the
development of her musical talents.
Mrs. Berry was conferred a degree
of Master of Arts at the last com
mencement exercises of 'the Univer
sity. o-o
REGAINING STRENGTH
A decided change for the better
has come in the condition of Miss
Carrie Cottrell who has been critical
ly ill for some time and she is now
thought to be on the road to recov
ery. Last evening she -wa3 much
stronger.
iWARTHA 1
JS PLEASED
With Reception Tender-!
ed hhr During the j
Carnival
Dear Sir: Will you permit me
through the columns of your valuable
paper to thant-t the members of Car
uuibe sua Aerie, lUuti, F. O. K., fur the
r.Saue I many courtes.es extended to ine and
iuy attendants during tue recent Eag-
lea' caraival? 1 wish to assure them
that their efforts have been de-ply
appreciated aud I am glad to have
made the acquaintance oi men of
their standing and thougr.fulness.
No eifort has been spared to make
my stay in your city a pleasant one
aid 1 shall ever carry with me the
ir.t-tr.ory oi an eve nttul aud pleasant
sojourn lure.
To the prime minister, Mr. J.
Tranter, I also wish to prosed
aiactie thanks. Hid unfailing c
C.
:ny
ur-
tesy. his close atieiiu.ni io l: coui
forl and pleasure, his anticipation of
every want, ami b.t constant gooil
nature have added greatly to the
pleasure ef my visit in Carson City
ami h.s tho-.tghtfulm-ss will always be
renu-r
ing-!.
I w
h'red v ith the kindliest of i'eel-
i !( iham; T'roprietors of
the Arl.agton Hot.. I ,.i.J ail conuicted
therewith for their careful artentiou
and courteous treatment of us wh'le
we have been lieneath their roof.
The ladies upou the reception com
mittee, Mesdamts Koberts, Living
ston, Ivtersou, Van KUen and Wood
! will p!?ese accept mv thanks for their
tfa'.aess and kindness, and
also to the young
ulie Mii j-i Hiv 1
r-i:v ana t u-p. wno urignteneu
with
have
tneir Uvcorutioas the rooms i ;
occupied while here. I wisn
. .... .. . i
mi nearly t-auKs. i
Th.. insnmp fe p.,,1 -h nr nu !i sr '
manners of my two little pages, Nila .
Barkley ,and lieruice Hoopes, twill
ever l.t before me and I shall always
remember them with happiness and
pleasure. The little key bearer, Mar
garet Kegan, and the crown bearer,
Dorothy Mackey, will not be forgot
ten as the years roll along, but will
be present iu memory's picture ir.
company with those of the pages.
Without particularizing further, let
each and everyone who in any way
contributed to my pleasure or com-
I fort, feel that this acknowledgment
is for him or her personally ;u;d .hat
my reign as Queen Martha First has
been so filled with brightness and
cheer that 1 abdicted my thr : with
regret, but hope always to r. in :!ie
ood will ot the people iu ( arson
,
MARTHA E. tt( iPEitTS.
Action is Postponed Indefinitely
AfU-r an extended ULseussion, the
j Western Federation of Miners Satur-
j day, in mass meeting at the ball park
I voted to indefinitely postpone all act-
jion with reference to the employment
: ot watchmen at tlie mines, i nose
I watchmen were employed during the
j recent tie-up and the question has ari
! sen as to whether the miners should
not demand their removal or
their
affiliation with the federation.
Tlie rank and filo of the federation
is said to be in sympathy with the
The Industrial association submit
ted a proposition in writing relative
to a permanent grievance committee,
but this, together with the proposition
of watchman, went over until a fut-
ure meeting, me associations com -
munication was read before the meet-
ing ana secured ciose attention, u
was the sentiment, however, that the
body should wait until the return
Goldneld of the delegates to the Wibody the question of having a per
F. M. meeting in Denver, which ad- ( manent grievance committee, so that
journed a day or so ago, so that their if there are any grievances on one
ideas might be secured. The oper- j side Dr the other, they can be taken
ators association's proposition fol- up an(1 settled harmoniously, and
1W3: with peace and quiet, and avoid any
1. We desire to have peace in this possible trouble made by gossipers
camp, and no further labor troubles, or trouble-makers.
Attorney Pilklngton of Wellington
is la town.
SUSTAINS
DEMURRER
In Whitaker-Rav Case
And lime to Ammend
Complaint is Uivcn
THE WH iTAKErt RAY CASE
i
j Inis merumg the cast' oi the Wh.t- I
j tai.er Kay oou.pauy vs. the County of
U.i.iiijs w.ii rt .u the j iaiatins sued;
for auine i'-P'tt due fi r ihe sale of
furniture to the Public .School house.
VVS decidtd. j
The d-..-ieuddnis, ihro:;gh tbetric:'
Attorney koO.-rts demurred to the
complaint on the ground:; that the!
school board should bv t ml-raced in I
the compla.nt with tin- other dui'end-:
an.. ,t udge 1-arriugton .ts:ainod th !
uen.urii-r and gave . he plaintils
thirty days to amend compl rint.
The court decided that it could not
j compel the County School Suiicnu
i t nih.nt and other deii-ndantH to act
J after They had u.-vd discretionary
j powvii. Al3o th.it it net a c-uit
I m eei:ity.
j This is a suit ter the detks and
fi far no fuic has been brought for
the chairs, lvon'.e are asking why
this suit has not been brought as the
opera chairs were ordered befi.
the
desks.
The ci-ntraet bit-i- ). district and
was dated before th. desk contract.
No bill has yet been piesentod to thei
board and the chairs have Leon in j
use tor nearly a year.
SMALLPOK AT SPARKS
i'h ere are two cafes of smallpox in
r"""' lu- lv"ulb UIJ'US a
i T 1 I. I'm . - i j r . ' ,
"') Le unu me iiiue enna or jTanh
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.1 "Minn rtmt -tyinrlrci tt-Vi n o f.!-m.-.i
-
resident of this city. Both houset
have been placed under quarantine
and there is little tear or the. Sseaofc
i u
" -u""-
-oo-
The Journal is trying to dislodge
Colonel Max on as boss of the Keno
school board. It will be a pretty
fight in a few weeks when things get
warmed up right.
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GOLDFI ELD MEETS DEFEAT
Ooldfield lost both games against
the Reno league team at the latter
place Saturday and Sunday.
The Keno boys walked right away
from them from the start and there
was nothing doing with the high
graders and they went to defeat.
In speaking of the game this morn
ing's Journal expresses the opinion
that too much hospitality here during
the celebration was the cause of the
Coldiield team not being able to play
up to their usual standard.
2. As ihe question of "watchmen"
j i the only question at issue, we are
informed, and believe, that it was
j directly understood between Mr.
Wiugrield and Mr. Mahorev -hit
watchmen in and around the mines
should be a preferred party, or what
is known as a "company man." That
is. the watchman's duties require him
not only to report any inadvertence
on the part of the miners, but also
to report any and all inadvertnena
regarding shift boss, superintendent,
etc.. and by the very nature of things
is entitled to be, and should be, a
preferred party, as in other camps.
As there are rumors of a viola
tion of the agreement signed on April
2, lin7, upon the part oi the miners,
and all of these matters should be
taken up seriatam. and to stop
1 trouble-makers from making trouble,
j either from the side of the miners
; or upon our side, we -esiiHctfnliv ask-
that Messrs. Lyons, Tennant, O'Han-
to'iey and Anderson put before your!
i Bullion tax collector Nerin la
in
I Carson today.
PARDON BOARD
IN SESSION
Many Prisoners Ask for Pardon,
Clemency and Restoration
of Citizenship
The Hoard of l'aidons held a meet
ing this ui'u uiug. A long list oi ap
plicants were pieseuied before tht
beard, some asking for pardons, come
f'-'t" clemency and other.-, asking to be
n tuied to citmeuoiup.
Nijthmg of impoiiance iuuk place
a: the laoru.ug meeting but at the
alter noon session lo.ir eases wti Ue- '
mdtd. :
'ii:e cas..- of C.nas. It. Treadwell.
seivmg 11 years for robbery, was
pardoned. Treadwell's guilt was in
d'-'UOt trum the time of his convict-,
ii'ti and his attorney introduced evi
dence oi such a nature as to secure
h.ni freedom.
The. nest case was that of Chap.
KtlCiiS. Convicteil (if t)it- muni..
r ot
Ferrell in Keno. This was I'm
case :
In which the unwritten law waa the. son, whiskey to Indians, 3 years;
pleading at the time of th- trial, but j (Restoration) ; Chas. Kucks, invol
he was sentenced to serve K. mouths untary manslaughter, 1 year 2 months
for the killing. He was given a full Edward S. Kendncks, niuriUr 2nd,
pardon by the board. j degree, life; John C. Logan, forgery.
Dan O'Doane. sentei.e -d to ." vears : 7 vear,-: W. K. l.amb l.im-iirv v
from Washce county for bigamy was
the next application to receive at-
i teaticu from the board. Not enough
evidence was introduced to show the ( L. J. rhillips, assault intent to kill,
board that the applicant deserved the j - years; V. J. Scbnean, forgery, 1
pardon and it was refused. year; James Sullivj:.n, ho;isebreaking.
The last case to come before tliell year: Edward Spencer, burglary, 1
board tcday was that oi A. A. Scheie j year G months. (Restoration credits)
convicted to serve ten years tor man- j Tim Shea, assault intent to kill, in
slaughter. After a lengthy hearing j years; Joseph P. Smith, robbery, 10
of the case by the t board the pardon ! years; A. A. Scheie, manslaughter, in
was granted. ; years, Chas. IJ. Treadwcll, robbery 11
The board then adjourned untii to-j years; John .T. Williams, assault iu
morrow morning. It ia thought that 'tent to kill, M years, J. V. Willard,
it will take about four days to com- housebreaking. 1 year :! mouths.
Are Now Sacking High-Grade
The fo'iowiiig from the Ramsey The incline haft is sunk on the
Recorder concerning the Ramsey-. foot wal1 ei(ie- Tne country rock on
Coinstock mine, will be interesting to
many people of this city who hold
stock ia that company;
There have beeu over 100 sacks of
high grade ore taken from the great
pay chute at the Ramsey Comstock
mine since the ore body was struck
on the third level. Contained iu this
pile is some as fine ore as ee;
showed iu amine. Pieces glittering
with free gold and carrying high vu!-
nes in sulphides as well, are' brought
up in thy skip
The company is getting together
shipments and is beudias every effort
to get them out as rapidly as possible
A!', the men that can convenieuilv
be worked in th- drift are picking
down the picture ore. The returns
from it are going to prove a re vela-:
tion to Nevadans. It is going to be
shown that th; corner of the state
is posseted if a mine that is a
first grader in , -ry sense of the
term. Nearly a carload is already
out and it is the inttntion to so ar
range matters that t-hipments will
follow each other cent inuousH .
When it, is known there is a six
foot pay chute that has been drifted
on nearly 50 feet and which is open
ed op on two levels, 100 feet r part, it
can be seen there is a tremendous
tonnage already blocked out. -whieh
every foot of drifting increases.
Some specimens aiv being savtd
for jewelry. Gold in tle.oe piee.-s
occurs in many seams .ail c.r
course they will assay into the
thousands. In other free gold speci
mens the yellow metal occurs with
tellurium. Like all ore of this char
acter, it will when worn as a pocket
piece show more and more gold In
the free state the longer it is carried.
The Ramsey Comstock mine has
entered an era of Ion
continued
productiveness and the management
la getting things in readiness for it.
All necessary appliances will bo ad
ded as required and they -will make
some improvements that will get the
great property In condition for rec
ord production.
id. I.- ihe hearing in' the cases before
;.k- board at. this session.
Following is the entire list of appli
cations before the Board:
1. G. Hell, assault with deadly
weapon, 1 year t mouths; ltobert ,.
i.urns. robbery, -m y.iirs; Joseph V.
Conroy, burglary, 4 veins; Tony
Christie, robbery. 15 years; C. li.
Davis, burglary, 7 years; A. (). Devitt
escape from jail. 2 years; (Clemtucyj
t harky Anul Dick, burglary, , years;
Wiliani Daly, murder n,l, degree,
life; Tom i-,na, housebreaking,
years; 'Patrick Hern, mt;rd r 2nd, de-
g:-e life; Kd. Hoff, ronbery,
Jack Harris, foigery, 1 year;
P. Han-is, manslaughter, l.
years;
Eugene
years:
Jes. HawU-y, burglary. ;j yi ars; .lames
narris. burglary, j vents; Edward
Johnson, robbery, pi years; R. John-
years; Robert Mitchell', burglary', 4
years: Frank McCauley, burglary 7
years; D. O'Doan. biguuuiy. 5 vears:
this wall is a hard diorite which
makes progiess with hand drilling
i rather slow. With the addition of
i burly drills and air compressor
this part of the work will be greatly
improved and the installation of a
pump will avjoid further dlay on
account of water.
Recent disclosures at the mine
have brought a number of visitors
. .. . .. 1 . 1 .. .1 : . o . .
i iu luvwi, iiitiuuaii; some oi uie com
pany oilkia's. it. T. Bragd-m of
GoldfieM and president of the com
pany caniein accompanied by Mr.
Hayes of the Hayes-Monnette leas.'
iu Goldtivld. Mr. Reynolds and S. M.
Carleton, it Denver man. Vice-President
A. II. Mayne came iu for sev
eral d'.ivs during the week and his
brother. C. K. Mayne of Manhattan,
arrived to haw a look at things.
Outsbb: miring operators are f.ii
oinhig ; a realitatiou oi the possi
bilities .n tills property -and the dis
trict in gemral. The knowledge is
constat;.!;.- growing thai Ramsey dis
rid has a miao -.hat is sure to com.
to the front as a big high gra-1-'
shipper and is in a fair w .-.y to
.clip;;-
: v;i!a miivs
in the llge
dike L'o feet
bottom of '):.
rieii.'r a'l
; th.
. Th
from
al ov
:i- i
famotM south,
re Is high grr
the ap.-s of t
ground, to I
1 1 vei axd it
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VERY LOW
Mrs John Cat ton is reported as !
Ing very low in this city ruul few
hopes are entertained for hor re
covery. RETURNED TO TAHOE
Mrs. Abe Colin returned to Tako
City Sunday evening, wdiere she has
charge of the Emjorium branch store
at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fryer and son.
who have been Tisltlng relatives In
this city for tlia past week, returned
to their houie in Sacramento Satur
day evening.