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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-22
The JeWelry Counter

Chatelain Purses, with long chain, SEC
kissing Bugs, with settings OF turquois
emerald and amethyst 25c.
Beauty Pins with stone settings, &c
Swansdown Face Powder. 10c.
Mennen's Baby Powder, 15c
Solid steel Scissors. with brass riv-
cts, sc.
Aluminium Hairpins 3 for SC.
White Metal Teaspoons in sets OF six,
guaranteed not TO tarnish. per set 1Sc.
Fancy Hat Pins in an assorted lot.
worth up TO S5c. for 15c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-22

Knotted fringe damask, hemstitched,
buck. plain, damask, c61ored bordered
and plain white damask, fringed bucks.
and colered border; sizes range o.
from 2Ox3S to 2Ox54. Price. EEC
Knotted fringe damask with drawn
work, colored borders hemmed damask
and bucks: sizes range from 17xS6 TO-
to 20x54. Price............. .......-.... IOO
Hucks with colored border and plain
white; some are hemstitched plain white
damask with knotted fringe; sizes range
from 18x3s to 18x40. IT,
Price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d ~
Damask towels with split fringe; buck
towels with colored border; damask
towels with split fringe and checked in
blue and red cotton crochet towels; sizes
P range from lS1'' to 15C
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
Funeral Of E. Pierinne

h funeral Of the late Eugene Pierinne
took place yesterday afternoon under the
.Unspices of the knights of Pythias, Rev.
George K. Davis officiating.
Many friends from his former home
Dayton, and from Virginia attending.
The long line of carriages attested the
esteem in which he was held.
The Rev. Davis remarks upon charity
were fifty chosen and were a lesson to all
OF us: w are but weak mortals; let Us
therefore not dare to Judge. We know
lot when or how the end may come; let
rs therefore accord the charity we may
all need. Let us forget the last rash act of
a disordered brain. and remember only
the past, that he vas d kind and loving
husband and father. u generous friend and
h"n"red citizen. Let bis uemory be ever
- green ~ the sprig of accia dropped
upon his coffin ny loving comrades and
brothers, though the sweet flowers may
"Ither and the SNOW FIJI where the sun
now smiles upon hi, last resting plare:
let him sleep, judged only by lie who
ever looks kindly upnn the f~rallties OF
His creatures. ResquIscat iii peace"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
Grading Begun

The teams to ne used in grading tEe
new railroad from here t. Tahoe arrived
here Monday morning. \ camp Was i'm
iuciiateiv established about two miles
up the river and the grading j. @ it
progress. Yesterday there were Two four
horse teams plowiug AMI len twa-horSe
teams with scrapers ut work ON The big
Hat this side the three-Iuile dam. Th~
ground at places seemed to work easy
and they had made a good showing in a
short time. At the upper enc Of the HAT
where the river cuts in near the wagon
road 4 crew nt fifteen men were engaged
in grading. Preparations ar" also in
progress for the building OF the bridge
across bonner Lake. The bridge will ne
between the wagon bridge and and the
river. A dozen or more teams will be
put to work at once. The original cOn
tractors are the ones who are doing the
work, they having rtcOnsidered their
determination to ALAMEDA the job
Truckee Republican.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
FROM DAILY.
The Paper Mil.

Inc 1ruckee Republican says: W.
K. Spaulding, representing the Sierra
Nevada Wood and Lumber company.
mas been awarded the contract to fur
nish the Floriston Pulp and Paper
company with all the lumber to be
used IN the construction of their i'm
mense paper and pulp plant at Floris-
ton. There will be between 2, 5000, 900
and 1000, 90 feet of lumber used in the
construction OF the buildings. The
contract specifies that the delivery OF
the lumber shah be commenced within
six weeks.
Besides the lumber there will be one
and a half million OF brick used in the
building. They will be shipped from
San Jose. The lime will be burned in
3 kiln that will be built on the grounds
ii FIoriston.
The contract for the power plant
viii be lot in a short time. A side
track from the main line OF the rail
rOdd Is now in process of construction.
lhere Will be twenty-five buildings
erected for dwellings of the men m
ployed at the plant. The entire works
when completed will represent an out
lay of more than half a million dol
lars.
Il = expected that the work will be
completed Within ninety days after it
i begun. In awarding the contracts
time viii DC an element of much con
sideration and it may only be those
firms or companies who are so situated
that they cau do their work with dis
patch that will be able to secure con
tracts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
~KnM TUESDAYS DAILY.
M'MILLAN VS. SADLER
Evidcrcc Taken en- Both Sides

The Supreme Court was engaged all
day Yesterday in the trial of the case of
Mcmillan vs.. Sadler, upon an informa-
ton la the nature of proceedings OF quo
warraut". Mr.. Ohlander, County Clerk
of NNr county vas the first witness ex-
amiucal nu nohalf of Mcmillan. Counsel
for Sadlrr objected to almost the first
question put TO Ohlander on the ground
that it Was jmmaterial, irrelayent and in
competent. ruunsel Contending that no
per>ol. court nor board have any right
to rNaillr" or inspect the ballots except
in case of . contested election. The OBJ
lection WAS hriefiy argued by counsel for
the r,~iur'ive parties and aiken under
adyieruuot " the Court to he passed
upnu ~ tn. lose Of REALTORS case, upon
furth,~ alignment. Ohlauder was then
exarfiueD d consider able length by u
sci f,i l~.5...r and it CAN'T out during the
examination that the Board of County
C~ouu8~~,, n.rS 0f Nye county had never
e.tah,i~t ...arv boundaries for the sew
era ire.Iu. j. in Nye county. The bal
Ints -r,. rn"u counted aud - appeared
frolntur r,.:ut that Sadler ..., received
I02 >u:... 80 which no objection was en-
tarad .y .,.in~el for Mem. Han and that
NrNl1lau .mi received - votes not OBJ
iertpu .,lx counsel for Sailer. Counsel
for MrNliltu objected to - votes east in
the ,,4nu'> for Sadler anil counsel for
Sadie. ,l:r-tcd to Is votes cast in the
county iur Mcmillan.
Itv,,. Omitted by counsel upon both
Sides t.ti nc objections to a number OF
the i~,aitua~ were not tenable but were
taken Ivy ne respective couusel ont OF
abundant rautiou. 1t will be seen by the
above tnat Ger half of the votes cast for
NcN .I3l we're considered defective by
counsel ,,r Sadler and that about one
third af the votes cast for Sadler were
obiec,ed Il, as defective by counsel for
McNiiIar. should this proportion con-
tin,le thi ,.tgh0ut the count of the vote
for the =, ,'e It will readily be seen thai
Sadlrr'~ raiority in The State over Me
MILAN Mi. I've largely increased,
Wouuijra. counsel for >adler, holds
that Tie supreme tourt has lao jurisdic-
ton bat that the matter shCUld he tried
inthr District Court with the supreme
Count It's au Appellant Court.
Ihr nl1ae,ses brought from a distance
insist ou ;t.eir fees in advance. h court
vii! ru..u.. ~that!O-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
A Productive Mine.

+. :. Cakes. engineer Of the jackson
and Lake View Company That is oper-
ating the famous May Lundy mine in
Mono county, is in town. He reports
brisk times at mis- camp. Ten stamps
are dropping regularly on high grade
rock. The cyanide plant is completed
aud forty men are working under
ground and ten are employed in the
mill. An ls00-foot double compart-
ment tunnel has beer started and
work will o o begin upon an electric
plant which will furnish the works
with light and power. Prospecting il
rendered impossible in that section by
the snow, which is still quite deep in
places. At Lundy Lake a cyanide
plant is in operation. 1t is working old
tailing5 that are being pumped from
the iake.-Reno journal,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
A Good Scheme

VIM, Pinniger has opened a l0,cent
contribution to gather fund, for the
purchase of a steam roller. He mel
Aware Evans this morning and Mr..
Evans informed him that he had a
good rock crusher that be would give
TO the town. Mr.. Piuniger feels great
ly encouraged and says Reno will have
good streets and the county fine rOad7
in short order if everyone will take TIE
interest in the the subject he is taking.
Gazette.
Wouldn't It be a good idea for Car
son to dig up It's road machine and by
a small donation on the part OF the
citizens, could be made to do good and
useful work.
Talk It up at the Improvement Club
and sea what can be done for Ormsby
county roads.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
Dan Eiagan Injured.

Daniel Hagan was severely injured
yesterday afternoon while working on
the 1850 level station OF the { * G
shaft. a massing of tagging falling
from the timberiug above struck Hagan
on the head, inhicting a scalp wound
which produced Inconsistencies. He
revived soon afterward and when
brought to She surface an examination
was mace which disclosed that the flesh
Of the scalp was laid open for several
inches, but no fracture of the skull had
occurred. This, however, constitutes
but a small part of his injuries. The
first cave knocked Hag2n down and
covered him up. His partner had IL
ascend the Shaft for assistance and be
fore he returned a second cave occurred
and several tons more OF debris piled or
top of him. He is bruised from head
to foot and seems to be quite badly in
Jured about the chest and back. Hi
physician thinks he will be able TO pul
him through, hut last night his friends
had grave fears as to The outcome. Fl,
was suffering much pain auG Was ~
D~ectorating i great deal OF blood
.2utrrprisG.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
BUSINESS MEN MEET
And VII! Form d Chamber OF
commerce.

The ra.l tnr Il meeting Of the business
men al ...> town to form an organization
for tn..r business protection called out
every H3..nnss man in town and although
MANY of taam had little to say they eNi-
IDENTITY tr * considerable interest in the
affair a~ i.,rr all attended IN person.
Geo. II. Meyers was chosen temporary
Chairman and : r. Cohen selected as
Secretary.
MIR. :. y. Cohen was called upcn to
state sir sbject Of the meeting. He stated
in a con,i>e way that it was to the bust
ness iutr.r>t of the Carson merchants to
form ~ organization or OF
Comi d. re. to put a stop to the Outllo" OF
their capital and the only way 1t could
be done vas by the combined efforts OF
the merchants.
He recommended the foundation OF
such a'hpdy of men and was ia person
willing ia help the project in every
way.
Tie III, followed by Chas Kelly. who
favored he movement.
Walter Chedic advanced a plan for
the building OF d nout I'LL l" t"ls
Icy and also furnishing the city with
light and power
Ed Walsh and Geo, Tyrrelt bott
agreed 20 END any assistance tina was
possible and upon the suggestion ,
Mr.. Tyrrell the following committee
was appointed by the Chairman t'
meet next Monday night and form {
permanent organization to be be know
a. the Carson Chamber Of Commerce
A. t~iv.asston, G. A. Tyrrell, Chas. ID
Kelly, :. T.. Cohen, E. Burlington ano
A. Cohu. The Chairman was also re
aue4ted 40 act with the Committee.
The Meeting then adjourned unit
next Monday evening" at the same piac
and Hour.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
Died

In Thu city, June 9th, 1899, Mrs, Kate
Taylor. aged tG years and 10 days.
Mrs. Taylor was Ole of Carson's earliest
settlers OF this section, having come t"
this city i'll the early sos. At that time
she was employed at the Carson mint,
being among the first of the lady en-
ployes She was born in Georgetown.
Scott county, Kentucky, and came wes'
in the early rush.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Mart Follei
and a son, William, besides a sister in
Virginia City, to deeply mour her loss
and keep her memory fresh, and many
friends to gtieve at her death and to offer
sympathy and consolation to those left
behind.
The funeral will take place tomorrow"
Sunday afternoon at l O'Clock from ~.
Peters church.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
His Probable Fate.

The Judge Advocate has reviewed
the papers in the court martial case
Of Captain J. Nj. Neall and the gen
eral impression, among army circles,
is that unless President Mckinley
exercises his power to extend elem
ency. the captain will be dismissed
from the army. 1t is not believed
that the President will. interfere with
the findings of the court and that the
captains dismissal fate is sealed.
The papers are with the President
aud his decision is expected within a
day or two,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Ladies Of the Maccabees.

carson City hive OF the Ladies OF the
Maccaoees-the second n IN Nevada
was organized 1hls week oy udoc-a ,.
Mof1at, Deputy supreme commander
OF the West, and the following officers
duly elected and installed;
Past Lazy Commander-Mary Kos
ser.
Lady Commander-Melvina Platt.
Lady Lieutenant
ME JACOBS.
Lazy RECORD hecp9f-Allce H. Dry
ant.
Lady Finance heeper-LlIilan r.
swift.
Lady 'hapialn-Mary' T.
bury.
Lady Sergeant-FlOrence '. Spur
geon.
Lady Mistress at-ArmS-BeIi II
Spurgeon.
Lady Sentlnei-Annle f. Thompson
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
The Fire

Aboui half past eleven last night the
fire belts sounded an alarm and a no
rnenk inter the sky in the western di-
yi.iou was lit up with 4 very lively
blaze. 1t proved to be the woodshed i'll
the rear Of the Episcopal Church. The
tlaunes spread to the roof of the church
md fol- a moment it looked as if the
,hurch was doomed. The Curry boys
Boon hal a stream on the tiamex and by
.heir prompt action saved the paopelty,
The origin of fire is not known but it
has evary appearance of a fire bug at
worn
The loss will amount to about $50 on
the church
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12

Saturday afternoon Charles Cantry
and Charles Goslee plead guilty to the
indictment charging them with burg
larizing Jacobs tailor shop. Judge
Talbot sent Cantry to the penitentiary
for twenty months and Goslee was
given twenty-five months. The charge
against Philip Macguire was reduced
TO receiving stolen property, to which
he plead guilty and received a sentence
Of thirty days in the county jail,-ln-
dependent.
\. c. May, Deputy Internal Revenue
Collector, has within a few days re-
ceiyed from the head Office at Sacra-
meuto instructions for work for four
months ahead. This does not indicate
that a change within that period OF
tia.c Is contemplated.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12

At the Episc opal Church Sunday
evening the Daughters of the King re-
ceived into membership several ladies:
Mesdames Humphreys. Heidenreich,
Tickner, Patterson and Misses Singer
land, kiszmeyer and Brumsey.
The Rotchilds are said to be nego-
tiating for mining property valued at
Sic, DOC, 900. The deal is said to include
the gold producing property of Captain
De Lamar in Lincoln county in this
State and in Utah.
The work at the Carson box factor,
will cease at noon today. At TIA,
hour the whistle will blow for the las
lime.
Sam Toxic, of Bodie, Cal, recent,
>AIpped 20 pounds of ore to the Self,
melting works and received from il S63;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12

A smooth couple are working the
nlckle-iu-the slot machines over in
Nevada county. One of the pair
shakes dice with the bartender while
the other aim-iams the slot machine
with some sort of a wire arrangement
OF course he hits the t%wo-dollar button
oftei:er than anything else. The pair
ATE working this way aud Carson
saloon keepers would do we'll to keep
a sharp lookout.
AT FlOriston, eleven miles north OF
Verdi. material is arriving for the cree
ton of the paper mill and the work OF
construction has begun, Property has
risen in price about Floriston and town
lots are being surveyed in the vicinity OF
the paper mill.
Captain DeLamar's mines at Murcur
value of s653,sss during the past ter
months.
| Lovelock. Humboldt county. will hav,
a great wheat crop this year. 1t is esti
mated that it will be fifty per cent NOR,
| than any year i'll it's history and full,
double that of 1898.
1t is reported that the Blusstone ant
Spragg copper mines in Mason Vale
have been sold to Kelley Of Montana.
Two commands Of CojOraao ,,apitalisf
have been organized to develop Churc
hill county copper prospects.
The lowest bid for the constructio
of the hew brick building to be bull
a, Wadsworth was S1I,o95..
The electric light plant will clos
down permanently the middle of thi
month.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12

The Warren Engine dance will take
place on Friday evening, June 10th.
RI YOU haven secured a ticket do SO,
AZ o owe that much to the fire hoys.
sheriff ingalls, yesterday sold the
mines and mill of the Durand Company
in Aurora, under execution, 80 John
Neidy for 1896 81. There were on
other bidders. Hawthorne Bulletin.
Anyone knowing tho address OF the
following members OF Troop M vii
confer a favor by sending the same tt
Postmaster Day: Clyde d. Whitney
Walter S. WOodson, Harry War;
Charles Splinter, Mora E. smith ant
William c. Haley. The address of al
| the other members has been furnished
Deacon Gale arrived from the soutl
| last evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
The Races.

Quite a crowd of Carson people went
to Reno Sunday to take in the relay
race and other races on the program.
Reno won in a walk and some OF the
Carson sports are also walking home.
The quarter mile dash was won by
Keddie in 80 Is. Kelley second and
Muller third.
In the half mile Keddie had not en-
tered so it vas won by Eaton in 1:13.
Kelly second.
Mile dash-keddis won in 2:36 Is,
Massey second, Swane third.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
A Poisonous Dose.

The ~3-year-old son OF Charley Brown
living on the south side, took by aeci-
dent yesterday a dose of corrosive sub
Innate aud for a time his life was in
great danger, but DR.. Phillips III
ceeded in relieving the child of the
poison, and while it is though he will
recover, he will suffer from the effects
Of the dose for some time. -Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12

Miss Mary Roberts, who was such a
successful teacher in this city for some
years past, has just secured a school in
Oakland. There were three hundred
and fifteen applicants ana only twenty
successful ones. Her Nevada life di-
ploma, coupled with the fine letters of
recommendation from this section, and
her long experience as a teacher in this
city, enabled her to stand seventh on
the list.
She will begin teaching on the first
of August, That a Nevada diploma
has such weight in California speaks
well for the educational methods O.
of this State. The Carson friends O
Miss Roberts feel proud of her success
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12

Austin, June Ex-Governor Sayers to-
day telegraphed TO all Governors and
Attorney Generals of the Southern
States a call for an antitrust conyen
ton to meet in St. Louis September
Goth, for the purpose of concerted ac-
ton against trusts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12

1t may not ne generally known that
persons who nom carelessness or any
other cause lake mail from the post
Office that belongs to another and fan
20 return tho same, are liable to a n
of $500 or ons years Imprisonment.
This applies to newspapers thus taken
| from a postoffice as well as other mail
matter,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
FROM wEDNESDAY's DAILY.
BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS.
E. Pierinne Of Dayton Com
mits Suicide

About nall past : lock Yesterday
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a,,o+ f,,ii,r ,.u b. ,.id ~,
had been nm late and wanted sIean
He ,,ti,ed to q room ahout one ~o.cIorL1
and o+ b.1f ,..+ +,r, ,ho irmo+a. Of tho
r..l.d hr ho,nno J. -.
mort off, n;.+o1 IN tb, ,.oom oo.,ni.d
doc, 49,, Quickly tb,,wn
omen and Pjerinne WAS found dead on
the bed in the room.
MAID me-
MIR. Pierjnune had evidently made
all preparations for his ghaslly deed, as
his coat and hat were of and he had
removed his shoes. \ pistol lay mean
his head where it had fallen and a u
let hole in the right temple Old the
StnTy- Nh Nh NJ nt1l-t ia 70 killed hlTll
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
Had Fun With the Editor

The Knights of Pythias who went
to Dayton on Saturday evening to
attend a Special session ofthe Dayton
lodge returned to this city about i
o'clock Sunday morning. Upward
Of twenty Knights took the trip from
this city and delegations from Virginia
city and Reno. The Grand Chan
cello: of the Order for the Domain of
Nevada was present and several Past
Grand Chancellors were in attendance
The occasion of the gathering was
the confering OF the second and third
degrees upon Fred Fairbanks the
distinguished editor Of the Lyon
Coutv Times. 1t is the rule in the
Knights that when ever an editor
seeks admission into Castle Hail ofthe
Order they improve the opportunity
to have considerable sport at his
expense.
Fairbanks was too good a thing to
overlook hence the gathering al
Dayton on Saturday evening. A
bountiful banquet followed the confer
ing of the honoIs to the new knigh,
and there were speeches and toasts
and a general flow Of humor and good
cheer. The Dayton Lodge trate d
the visitors in royal fashion filling
the inner man wits roasted meats and
the overflow Of the wassail bow
beside providing suitable provendei
for the faded steeds,
The following Knights participated
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
Call for Anti rust Convention.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-30

disciples at the last supper. celebrating
the feast Of the Passover, i'm cOmmerno-
ration of the time when God, shifting
the first born OF the Egyptians. passed
over the habitatiOns of the Hebrews.
They first partake OF the lamb which
was killed according TO the custom OF
the time. Then Christ speaks: with
desire | have desired TO eat this Pasch
with YOU before | suffer, Tor L say 10
YOU that from this time / VIII not eat
it until it be fulfilled I'm the kingdom or
God" The house father brings in the
BASIN the water, and the towel, ana
Christ first goes to Peter. who remon-
strates Christ saying: If | wash thee
not thou shalt have no part with Me,
and Peter replies: Lord, not only my
feet, but also my hands ana my head.
He then washes the feet of John, then
of James. and then OF the other disciples
i'm turn. Lastly he gets to Judas, and
bending over. kisses the betrayers feet
Christ then takes His place at the table
with John on His right hand and Peter
on His left. With sacranental WORDS
lie blesses the bread and breaking II,
passes IL to His disciples. He then
blesses the wine: as often as you DO
this. do il Tor commemorative OF Ne
As the chalice Is passed round the dis
for the play by Paul GrOllhessel nearly
a century ago. Then. thinking Of HIS
coming betrayal, Christ speaks: My
children abide in Me and in you. As the ,
father hath loved Me 50 have ! loved |
Won: but alas! must | say it, the hand |
Of him that berayeth Ne is on the table"
They all start up i'm surprise, ana JUDAS |
asks. "Is il /. Rabbi and Jesus an |
swers, "ThOu hast said it,"