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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
GObt. S. Snttb,
Pr6iioent.

bingeri6tet tporben. sc mar Dies bic
erIte 9tnri6tung bes S6drFri6ters
Reinol, iun., ra9 Dem Riidtritt 1eines
8uters bon bem S9arfri6terdmt.
S9mdb bate am 13. NpDember bo4
rigen Scobrss Bel Oo6me cine alteSruu
erT9ufen unb ban 4r6eiter So6n, ols
oieIer i'm an sinem Ginbru6 6irberr
ppllte, gu erI6ieBen perTu9t. Gr paro
pom S9nurgeriht gum Sobe berurz
t6eilt.
4IlerIei aus 0eutf9Ganb.
en- benz Dorfe 0orleben, qrpbin8
'9dnnoDer, Iiro bur9 eiueSeuers6runIt
brsi3sbn 9eb0fte in &i4e geIe8I tporz
ben.
Sn Magoe6urg bat Der tpegen 8sz
IeIotgung feirer S9niegermutter oez
ri4tli9 b~srurt6eilte Gigarren6dnoler
9epi Ieiusg6sfrau unO oann Iia fsl6t
erF9oFer.
0ds @onfRorium in 9oslur ber6ot
jeoe tir6li6e 2ei6erFeier fir BEN pera
ftpr6enen SjItorjenmaier Sperm. Diss
lIcenu5, neil oelen Qsi6e i'm 9remdz
tortum berbrcCnt porotn mar. Sin
Pafpr, Der Elm perT0nIi6er Sreunh
oes 8srfor6eHen mar, Tpra9 am Sara
&c, dber ni4t in 9alarN uHb 8dreit.
Bel 8eIpre4ung be5 Moro pro3eI4
les gegen Den 3ubdiIer 9ugo 8ut6z
mann, Der nit Der 6reiIpre6ung bes
QHgetlagtsn noeEe, p~erlangt Die
rOeutf6e 3agss3eitung," baB fir3uz
bdlter Die PrIgeltrdfe eingeFi6rt
peroe.
Sr Dien baden 76 lul6erif6eqfar4
rer uno air9enGlteTe in elmer 0%ffsntliz
den &rtldrung oagegen 8~erpd6rung
eidgelsgt, baB Qaes, mas iut6eriT6,
preuBiT9 uno osutT4 if, nit bo6perz
rdtberiI9 ibentiT6 ertldrt piro, unh
bic Sos BON 3oms"8 epegunq fir paz
terldnoi19 uno 6rifli6 ertlGrt.
SR 0uisburg in Der R6einprobin8
III bic SdgerThe Mai6inen : 5a6rif
a6ae6rannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
SMgb WcGloerry,
Sbef.Slerf.

it6 benz Sosialismus nG6erten. 9us
Srgan bes 6rn. b. Stumme, bic
"Yolt," fubrt ieBt bieien 9eounten
Ipslter aus, uno bic r8erliner Neueiten
Nddri4ten," fopis bic .8erliner Yoz
lltii4en Nu6ri6ten," 9eibes Orgune
oes r@entral : 8srbdnbes beutI6sr
Snoufrieler," ietunoirten i6m. Die
glattsr perfen ben natipndaiberaLen
4b9eorbneten 6ebl b. t6ernsbeim, BAL
1ernlunn unb 8enpfIen Dor, odB Iie
ourd ibre Reben in Der betreffeRben
Rsl6stugsIiBurg einen 3iB unter ben
Snouitrieaen unb cine felbItm0rberiz
Idle .3erieBung Der uparteien Der
Sammlnng" Deruriu9t bGtten. Gs
5eige oies Die 5erieBenbe 8irfun9 To-
5ialpolitii6er SdpGrmer. ST.. SeDl
babe 8. 9. bon rSerrI9aftsqsliiten Der
Snbuftrie" g1pro4en. unb 6r. Batter
mann babe a%usgerufsn, Der 4rbeitoez
berz4biolutismus geb0re gu ben iiberz
punbenen Oinqen.
Der n8orpdrts" ma9t bierau bic
9lphe, bieie aabbdl9ereien Der 8robz
3dpitaliiten ieien febr interehunt.
@s berlautet als pabri9einlid, bas
Die DISSATISFACTION na9 gfinaIfen
niht gef4loHer, ionbern Der Hei6sz
tag big gum 5erbft bertagt per6en
fpirb.
Die bsutiae Maitagss
Seier.
BON benz Maifeiertdg fpiro biegmaI
in Berlin tpdbri6einli6 tpenia au mers
fen iein. 0as Mdifsif bes piertsn gers
liner Wabltreifss, gu Dem Der DifLine
She'll Der Qouifenftaot, bus S~tra[auer
Hebler uno elm Sbeil Der 36niasftabt
gebOren uno in Dem Ii9 ftets bic reaIfe
Seier beg Cages gs5sigt bate, i'll aus
Observation-Disclosures @riinben perboz
ten fporoen. Der Reihstaas : oboe
oronete bieies Woblfrsiies 1T Der 60
5ialoemotrat Singer unb bds MaiFeIf
ionte in ben 2otalsn bes 4~usffuasorz
tes Sreptotp ubsebalten tperben.
Sn giiena4 lino 8erIammlunqen
uno in DRESDEN unb Maina umaiqe
fir ben Muifeisrta9 psrboten poroen.
Sn 9am6urg purbs ben Qrbeitern,
Die ben Waitaa feiern molten, BON
ibren Qrbeitern erfldrt. baB Iie oann
erit am II. Wai ouf DISCRIMINATING
rehnen fDnnten.
4llianas pbantaIien.
Nagemeine Iufmertiamfeit bat in
poEitif6en &reifen Elm 4rtifel Der of
nNorboeutfdsn Ingemeinen
hs Snbalts errsgt, bab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

gen bic Re6te, md9te grDBers 8eiien
unb trat 1848 in bieRsbdttton bes BON
feinem @robputer ba9riinbstsn
nS9pdbif9en Mertur" in Stuttgart
Elm, beien 2eitung er 1854 ii6ernobm.
Sn alien 5rugen Der beutI6en golitif,
BON 8eginn bes z6olIteini>
i9en Streites Biz gum Gintritt Wiirtz
tem6erg's in bus beutI9e Rei6 unb
Big gu ben neueften politiI6en, poltsz
pirt6f6uftliGen uno tir6enpolitiI6en
S%Gmpfen, psrtbeibigts glben in Ieiner
3eitun9 ben nationalen Stanbpunft.
Der piirttembergif6sn 3tpsiten Sam
mer eebDrte er 1868-'82 fir 90blins
gen an unb trat bier Der bamofratiI9m
Pdrtei nit Gner9ie e~ntgsgsn; felt 1871
mar er itGnbiger &efersnt Der poltsz
pirtbi4aftli6en GommiiTion iibsr ben
81 1enbabnbdu unb ma6te Ii9 als fol@
der UNI 0as 8ertebrspeIen perbient.
Qls WitgIteo bes Rei6stdges 1871 Bis
1876 fir 8Dblingsnz2 sonbsrg1Mau
brOnnS8 aibingen I6loB @l6en li6 Der
nutiondaiberalen 9artei on. Geinem
1878 i'm Rei63tug anqenommenen
4ntrag auf Grri9tungen einesRei9sz
Carbohydrates CAB bic Rei6sregiez
rung als6alb GoIge. Qu9 tpurbs 1849
BON inn Der nSdspGbiI9e SGngerz
6uno" unb 1862 unter Ieinem 8orliB
in&oburg Der nDsutide SGngerbuno"
gegriinbst. glben berDffentli6te Die
@nt6inbung bon Der Sn1tan3" 5ibinz
gen 1916, Sur @infi6rung Der
S9purgeri9ts in Oeuti9lonb. Be
oba9tungen aug ben @sri9tsidlen
Srdntrei6's unb gngIano's," Der
boltstbimIi6e beutT9e MGnnerge=
lang. @ef9i9te unb @tenung i'm 2ez
ben Der Ratton." r9ef9i4te bes
n@9pdbHdsn Mertur." (Qnm. B.
3.)
MtTfionGr 8aierIsin's 80.
8eburtstag.
en- Dresden feterte eeiteru Yuitor
Gouuro Raimunb 9dierlein in Ieltez
ner tOrperIi9er uno geiitiger 5riide
ieinen 80. 9eburtstag. paitor 9aierz
lein tpuroe 1916 bonn n2aipaigsr Mif=
f%tonsperein" na9 0orbamerita gez
fanot, UNI unter ben Snoianern fur
oas Gbriftentbum gu pirfen. Gr GRIM
bete IN ben urtpdtbsrn Mi9igdn's unz
ter BEN @bippeipup : Snbianern cine
Station 8etbunien, bic er 1ieben Sabre
lettete. 1853 tpurbe er nod Snblsn
geIdnot, mo En- in Saords, gbiaamz
BRAN, Gnboulore uno in anberen Dr.
ten Wlf{ionsitationen erri9tete Ii. 3trz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01
Nus 9eutlAlanb.
Gfattmrmier anf Der @artbnrs.
0Narum Safer Wilb clint ftid1t an
Die Nmerbabnbalse cling, ipnoern
int Sflpiie bliep.

Mieoer cine f9Dne Seniatipn bsrbprz
ben. - Ser 8ori6Id9 CUR 8riinz
bunq zines Observation-Disclosures als
elm triumph Der So5ialoemofrdz
tie. - Grnsuerung Oes 9orI4laes,
ben 8ei8sbotsn 9idten gu bepiai@
gen. = 8erings 9etbeilisuns an
Der beutiaen Maitagsfeier gu err
partsn. = 9lnerIei Sntsrs6antes
aus benz Hei9e.
Berlin, 80. Mpril. - aaiIer
Wilbslm bate fi9 Dor einisen Susen,
pie i9on bamdls eemelbet, uuf Ginluz
bung oes 9~robbersogs &arl Ilerunber
bon Sa9isn : Weimdr : Gifena9 CUR
Muerhobnidgo mad Der Wdrtburg be-
seben, tit audi bort e~ingetroffsn, absr
nidt auf Die Sugb gegangen. 4ua fat
er Die i6m gu @bren per~dnftaltete Seft=
@orfteaung i'll Giiena6er 6pFtbeater
ni9t befu9t. Dies fibrte gu benz fem
5dtione1en 9erii6t, oas aud in bic
glGtter Gingdna fanb, mar lei einem
orarfiffii6en 4nidlas uuf bas 2ebsn
bes 3aiiers auf Die Spur gefommen.
Daran lit aber tein tpabres Wort. Die
@afe bat fi9 iebr sinfa9 aufgsfldrt.
Oas Wetter mar ndmli9 10 itaubers
BAIT, baB aug Der Sagb ni9ts ipurbe.
Der Hegen goB in StrDmen, unb bic
aanse Sagbgeieqi4aft mar auf Der
Wartburs eingeregnst. Man iu9te
Ii6 nun NIT Stat bic l3eit gu p~ertreiz
ben, Elm Gartenfpiel, bus Der &aifer
lebr lisbt unb psrfett fpielen ion.
Senes Hei9sarbeitsamt t.
Bei Der Debate i'm 9ei9staae iiber
bic grri9tung zines Hei9sarbeitsamz
tes erfldrte, Die f9on gemelbet, ,Giz
fenf0niq" b. Stumm, bic Mnnabme
beg Mntrages tpiirbe Elm triumph fir
bic Go3ialbemofratie fein, unb be-
bousrte. baB 70 aablrei4e 4bssoronsts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

Der 8erliner 96il6drmoniI6en Com
3erte, pirb in Der nG4Tteu Salon in
Berlin ban Der Studsn's ~Ipmp6oniz
l4tn prOlOg gu 9eine'sr RdtcliFf"uufz
fibreu.
Oas GnIem6ls beg gerIiner Deutz
T6en S6eaters pirb bemnG6Tt am
Disner aaimunb 5beater Elm SAT-
Tpiel a6Tpioirtu.
Die friibere SpernFdngerin RaFaela
9attini 1T in Berlin i'm tiefFer Gleno
an Der Snfiuen3a geIior6sn.
0er8rOnprin3 BON Siam
buelltrt lid.
3pei 5G6nri9e Der ariegsI6ule in
9ot5oum BADEN T;9 bueGirI. Der cine
Der Oueqanten mar Der Rronprina
Mald Wdiirotpuob bon Siam, Der Teis
neH @egOer Isiner 9erfunft tpsgen 9ez
6GnTelt bate. 8erT6Rbene qeb0riqe
S9mifie tparen bic Strafe, tpet6e Se.
tonIgli4e 5obeit bufIr aust6silte.
BON elmer de ers
4offen.
Die S4ieBaffaire i'm @arten Oes
Palais oes Gr3Fr5ogs 8arl 2ubpig
in Wlen, mo Elm bdrmloIer 9Grtnerz
9sbilFe Namens R3iba bon einem unz
gariF9tn Wa4tpOTien in ben Riiden
gef4ofen purbe, gibt ben 0iener
8ldttern NnlaB gu 8eI9nerben bariiz
Der, oaB bic Si9erbsit unb bas Qe6la
Don PuFantsn on Srten, mo- S6ilos
MAIDEN aufgeItelt finlo, benz @utounz
fen ooer miBberFtaroenen YFli6Feifer
ni4t beutT9 D~erItsbeHoer Wa9tppaen
preis9egebm Tinb. Der berpunoele
9drtner 1T in3ni|hsn oeforben. Der
Soloat, tpel6er ben unIeligen S6uB
n6gab, 6eiBt 5irene3et. Gr bsFinoeE
Ii4 in 9aft.
&ranaII in g ger.
Sn Gger mare benz 9rager Qnpaa
Miridd beindbe libel m~it9eTpielt NOR
ben. Der c3e6iI9e SiBtopF bate in
einer 8erlammIung in berdusfOroerns
Der Weife perlangt, baB bic 9eri6te
IN @9er t5ehtIirt peroeH miiBten, uno
BET Teiner Q6fabrt oerlammelte Ii9 cine
anfgs6ra9te goltsmenge am 9ahubof,
Die aaerlei Drobungen uusfieB. Mi=
rldd griff gum Repolper, DurOe d6er
in bemielben Moment Der6dFtet. 8Irz
germeifter 9T9ier 6erubigte oann bic
Wt1ge.
Jung ReinbPB Oebit ats
S9arfrt9ter.
Sn Sale q. b. Sddle III Der 23siG6s
rige S9misoeseIsLle Seprs S4mab ]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

II 3sugen Iinb in oieism pro5eb
borqelahen unb ale baben IenIdtioneue
QusIagen gu MAIDEN, Cine 5rou 8riz
tpdnet er3G6lts, Iie babe Born i'm 2elz
Ter bes 9auTes ar6eiten fsber, mo er
neue 53iegsI in ben Subbootn etnlegte.
5rau Miin56erg bate bemertt, 0db
Born zines Worgens in sinem aorb
9alf, 3er6ro6sne 3iegel unb Groe aus
benz &eler bra9te. gu elmer brumutiz
i9en S5ens geItdltete Ii3 Die 0ernebs
mung eines taubtummen 3eugen, Der
beri6tete, ME Born bic Steqe in benz
Re[Ier, cpo bic 5rauenIei4e berborgsn
mar, nit Cement psri9loB. Dieter
3euge bs6auptete audi gum eriten
Mal&, baB Born BEL jener 4rbeit einen
9e6ilfsn gsba6t babe, uno nun be-
i9Gftigen Ii9 8sb0rbsn uno Publitum
nit Der 6rage, ob biIer unbetannte
aud Bel ben Morben 6etbeiligt gene en
iei, uno tper er Ietn t0nne.
11ngebeure SenIation errsgte es, ais
Der prdTioent bes S6purgeri9ts ge@
itern mittbeilts, elmer Der 3eussn, Der
3if9ler S6pur5, babe li9 erbGngt.
8orn's brittle Grau b~ertpeigerts i6r
3eugniB; 5usleid tpurbe aber betunnt,
bub Ite Dor einiger 3ett ebenfaus einen
Sel6fmorbberIu9 gomu9t babe, UNI
9orn's MiB6onblungen gu entgeb<n.
SIN geiIetn bss NngefIo9ten neroen
bic GeT6norenen jenen &eGer 6eTi6tiz
gen. Den Wuurer StdrpIte, BEN Born
ben 8eQer d6gemiet6et unb Der fir biee
fen ginitige 4usidgen gema6t bate,
nnnnte Der Stadtsunrpalt in feinem
plaiooper einen li9nerii9en MitI6uIz
bi9en beg Qngetlagtsn. Don ben 506z
men 8orn's pertpsigerte Der GItere iepe
4usiage, Der iingers iogte obne S6os
nung Ieines 8atsrs, a6er trobbsm nidt
ungiiniig fir i'm aus. DAB Born
f6ufoig befunoen tpiro, gilt als spei>
fsqos.
Pfsrbefleif4 ssbGi8
uls Rinbflsif4 bsrs
tauft.
Die dgrariIde n0sutT6e Saaegaeis
tung" bsbduptet, pd6rsnb Der Bet"
untsrTu4ung in WaTbingIpn babe es
ii9 6erausgeftent, baB Elm peHli9es
S4Ia4tbuus unter Der Gillette Beef"
cine Msnge pferoefleiI9 in 8i6Ten
nab Dsuif4ldnb impDrtirt babe. Das
8lutt Foroert bic beutT9e Re%gieruug
auf, Oiefem Sapinosl gu Itsusrn.
BON 9ebiete Der 4unR.
Nrtbur NifiI4, Der Oirisent Der
2eS5iser 8epanobaus : gon5erte u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

Die SO a6IIotaIt Tinb a m
Diem tag nur BON 8 ubr
Or otgenS Bis 5 Il + 46enbR
qeDffnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

'tlLlLleH uHu NuLuS UtHuBI DerpenI DE
Sir @ttoIteO b,s ert,u etabtrat6s iDsises
Der IDanIiofen GorO;
Sames $. Mdrine, Rep.
5reberid Megenbarbt, Dem.
Olin 6. S6utr, prob.
Cir @ituri,O beg srf,u etoOtratbsIDsiaeS
Der sinunbsDan5iGtsn gsorb;
@umuet Monsfierb, Rep.
Socob >. g}orris, Dem.
Cir MitalitO Sas ra,u staotrat6sl0tueE
Der 5~psiuub5 pan jiqttu BurOi
George %. 9otpTer, 8sp.
syucob 6. 8uuer, Dem.
GburIes s. Mannet, 500. Orb.
Sir MitaIitO 6ts cftn etaOtrat6sipeoeg
Der SrsinnolDon5iQftn @urO;
WiQidm 8re6t, Rep.
Beniamin 81. Spbnfon, Dem.
Sar mitoIitO beg erttn etaOtratbg sptioes
Der DitruuDj pan5joftn @arb:
Sotparo g.. 9sbbicorO, rep.
NSobu g. Cabin, Dem.
G5urlss s. SaffitIo, Prob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-01

SIN ennnnss IN lit be sefiHmunsn be @ehOn A hsa rMss SO bs et Der 5Hutnten al
grdh pnnan Fmn Sh Rcmmatpnu,h h9s foh BEL oMr dngddt nurnn peen of ben pff3snn go
moN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-05
The Crowley Case

Yesterday the ease of Patrick Crowley
and after hearing the testimony the
Beard denied the pardon.
The News of last evening wrongly
quotes Attorney MCGOWAN. The News
states that A. j. MCGOWAN was then put
on the stand and testified that previous
to the election Mack told Woodburn in
his presence that he was for Crowley's
pardon.
Mr.. MCGOWAN stated last evening that
his evidence was that in a conversation
with Attorney WOODBURY. Judge Mack,
during the time that WOODBURY. secured
a pardon for WoOdliff, said: "Woodburn
YOU are in luck and so is Woodllff. The
crime he committed was almost of the
same nature as that of Crewley-one
above ground and the other below
ground. Now that you have secured
WoOdliff a pardon I see no reason why
YOU can't secure one for Crowley. IL L
ever wanted a man to help me out Of a
difficulty | should secure your services
AS fer the other allegations charged to
Judge Mack they are in keeping with the
remarks that have assaulted him ut other
times from the same paper. The tact that
Judge Mack defeated the Republican
nominee for. the position and with the
same attacks hurled at him, las caused
repeated abuse to be thrown al him. His
record is much better than the aver9g e
and he has done what he has considered
absolutely right in all cases coming be-
fore him without fear or partially.
As for making political material out
Of the case Of Patrick Crowley it is to
the shame of any party or parties to so
admit. Crowley was sentenced for
murder and many people believe the
sentence as it should be. He has
friends of the stauuchest kind and by
their untiring efforts have made friends
for the imprisoned man. The woman
who Crowley widowed, and her friends
are sighting every attempt to release
the man.
Crowley S crime was higher in the
penal code than m~anslaughter, and he
should certainly serve a term of Ions
duration. longer than a man committed
for a smaller o~tfense.
His friends will continue the fight fe'
his liberation. and his enemies will en-
deavor to keep him behind the bars
Other eases will in all likelihood com
before Judge Mack and he will handl
them as fearIessly as he has in previou
| cases. No amount of political threat
will interfere in the termination of jus
: tice and all the talk Of making polite
5 out of murder should be buried wit
the crime by every party and everyon
who has respect for law and order,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-05
Will Build Dams

A representative meeting Of the East
Fork ranchers vas held last Thursday
when arrangements were completed
for the purchase Of the reservoir sites.
The vacancy caused by the death of
Fred Hussman, as Trustee and Treas
urer, was filled by the election Of Her
man Springmeyer.
The Trustees met Friday and arrang-
ed for work to be done on several OF
the reservoirs this fall. At Kinney
Lake it is proposed to put in a solid
dam, and tunnel through the rock at
the side, in which will be placed a pipe
for conducting the water from the res
ervoir. AL the present dams will be
strengthened. -Gardnerville Record.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-05
Norman Wines Dead

Norman Wines, the well known
stage man, who has lines all over Ne
vada and California. died suddenly
Sunday at his bone in Santa Barbara
Cal. He was proprietor of the line be-
tween Truckee and Lake Tahoe, also
several lines in Inyo county, Cal. He
was one Of the best known contractors
on the coast.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-05

True economy is to be found buying
the best grade of shoes; it means salts
faction every day of their existence, by
purchasing at Ed Burlington's you are
assured a good tit, good veal and full
value for your cash.
If your eyes are bothering you go To
c. w. Friends, he will tit the proper
glasses.
Houses for sale or rent. Inquire OF
J. B. Vieira, Arlington barber shop.
Two fine soaps-Crofts & Reeds
Crab Apple Bloom, absolutely pure
and the Peerless American bath soap.
p. N. Hansen, agent.
Geo, A. Tyrrell is making a speciality
of Home MAIDS Candies, also receiveine
fresh fruits daily.
WANTED Transfers to haul wood
from Little Valley to Mills Station, 90i
cords Of wood at 81 80 per cord. Inquire
at J. Kelly Il Cos.
The latest style in belt buckles, neck
clasps, beauty pins, skirt pin sets
shirt waist sets, at prices to suit the
times at the Fox store.
The --latest tiutS and sizes in letter papo
aud tablets just received by Davis Il Far
rer. Ask to see the new mes.
The sewing machine that captured
the award at the Worlds Fair was tn,
White. c. W. Friend is the agent.
a new line Of perfumes, toilet article
and dentrifces, best, most reasonahI,
prices in town at Davis and Farrer's.
LosT-A piece of fancy embroidery On
dark rcd silk. Return to Recorders Of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-05
Wood Wanted

The Board Of Capitol Commissioners
will receive bids for furnishing 80 cords
of wood, the same to be sawed and
piled in the basement Of the Capitol
building. Bids will be ,received up to
noon on the 10th day of October, 1899:
the wood must be sound and dry, vel
low pine, limb and split, and must be
delivered on Or before the 10Th day OF
November next.
Address W. +. Davis, Clerk OF Board
of Capitol Commissioners, Carson City,
Nevada, marked proposals on wood.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
w. Il. DAVIS.
Clerk of Board.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-05
The New School House

Gardnerville's new school house is
fast nearing completion, and is a hand
some building both inside and cut,
The Trustees have been rustling hard
to have it finished for the fall term.
and each now wears d broad smile as
they view with complacency their
work almost ended.
The entire cost of the structure is es-
timated at 50, 800.
The school was opened yesterday
with T. K. Hofer as principal and Miss
Margaret Schulz, assistant.-Gardner-
vile Record.
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ALL SORTS.

Trib cures insect bites and stings.
Jock Grov hos rst,rrod 70 his hama -
Bodie.
The bio Yacht race will make another
start today.
4 Hvanad tbirosun Yesterday
mornine.
Mrs. F.. J. MCCULLOUGH is reported as
very in.
Inc Beck hour MILL Will e~co'npIetcd
VLls "eeN'
Judge Harmon of Eureka spent yes
terdav in Carson.
river is dusty.
"''io" s0"5o
,.N,
MANY P7oPie are 9IeN VII" e0Iu' Oh
account Oh 'n0 warm o"SS ana o'o
h'gn'S'
The new company that is installing
an electric light plant at Empire is
pl"hVlnS PoleS along 'ne s'reovS'
The APPEAL acknowledges the re-
ceipt of a ticket to the Eleventh An
nual Fair to be held at S~ierraville Oct.
Sd to 9th.
~ S''"'' " y
cisco, have been expressed to Oroino
Maine, for interment.
Two miles of sn~owsheds were de-
stroyed near Colfax on the c.. P. yes
terday. No western mail was received
on the morning train.
,ooo -.
cycle. in frst-class condition. has no
been punctured. two months USAGE fol
eqo Tro,ira o+ +bi, orica
Say, Maud, where did you get tina
lovely perfume you had last evening"
''Why don't YOU know? That is tn,
nerfume from a Cani+ol (ioar that nv
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Reservation Abandoned

Elko Independent: Word was re-
ceiyed from White Rock this morning
that the Office of agent at the Western
Shoshone Indian reservation had been
abolished and hat the agency had
ben put in charge of the future Su-
p~erintendent of the Indian School.
The change will take effect in about
two weeks.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-05
Farewell Reception

The Ladies' Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian Church, at their regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon at the
manse, will hold a reception to Mrs. and
Miss, who are about to leave Carson.
Ladies and friends are invited. 2:30 to 5
p. N.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-05
Life Of Dewey.

Murat Holstead's Life of Dewey will be
omplete when issued, including his II
umphant return aud enthusiastic recep
ton when coming home. Other books
on that subject are like Richard III
come into this world scarce half made
up"
p. y. Hansen,
Agent,
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Meteorological Report.
". $. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.

W. -. DEPA X i EN- of Ab~hlttLlUkE
WEATHER BUREAU.
Carson City, New, October 5, 1899.
Yesterdays observations at the local
Weather Bureau Office.
Mean temperature, so degrees; depar-
ture from normal minus degrees; maxi
mum temperature, 10 degrees; minimum
temperature, %; accumulated excess
temperature since first of month, ii
degrees; accumulated deficiency of tenn
perature since January first 20 de-
grees; Total precipitation INCLUDING rain
hail and melted snow 90 departure
from normal .0l inches; accumulated de-
ticiency of precipitation since first of the
month .04 inches; accumulated deficiency
of precipitation since January first 2.S5
inches.
FORECAST FOR TODAY.
Fair-warmer.
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Died.

AT the Poor Farm, October, 3, 1899,
Thomas Kiley, a native OF Ireland,
aged 81 years, a late resident of Soda
vile, Esmeralda county, New.
(Walker Lake Bulletin please copy.
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FOR SALE-One parlor heating stove
n cook stove, n pair portiers, l art
rug 10xl2, ? counters 2 show cases,
shelving and brackets, etc. All in
good condition, having been used bat a
short time, Apply to Miss E. Taylor,
Fox block, Carson.
It's no trouble to get good cigars
c. w. Friend keeps them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-05

Eastern advertising Agent 23O-234 Tenn
pie Court Building, New York City, E.
Katz, Agent.
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Persons, to the assessed value of whose
property there was an amount added and
who did not appear before said Board
whilst in session, and upon max
ing affidavit that they had no no
tice Of such increased valuation of
their property, shall be given a hearing
at the next regular meeting of the Board
a. d. 1899.
BY order of the Board Of Equalization.
GEO. w. COWING.
Clerk.
n,t.l A.t,l,r al II I.Oa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-05

This is the season when Blankets, Comforters, Sheec-
ing, in fact all kinds Of House Furnishing, are in order,
Our stock is now complete and we invite your attention
to what we are showing: