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F~lfST,broueh a winIo,v.

George Harpers thirty years old. who fell
through the shal- window OF a house adjoining his
home, $50 Fiorida 8Senue northwest, at an early
hour this morrsirrS was tus afternoon reported 10
be m an hnprOfed eonditian lie is still a patient
at Freedman ~tfospital, though it is expected
he viii be able tc leave the institution tomorrow
The principal Injury Of Harper is a1 ugly cash
across the throat. The other injuries are slight.
The evening times., 1900-05-10

The New Grand-yaudeviIle; afternoon aud even.
ing
Columbia Theatre-De Wolf Hopper, in '.The
Chsrlatan;" evening.
New National Theatre-''The Maneuvres Of
Jane;'' evening.
Lafayette Squire opera HOuse-'Wine, Women,
and Song" evenl9g.
kernan's Lyeeum Tha.re-'Tbe High Rollers: .
afternoon md evening
National Park-Bostoek's Midway Carnival; !;
afternoon and evening.
Trains leave Chesapeake Junction daily. 10 A.
m and p m, ior Chesapeake Beach on the Bay
The evening times., 1900-05-10
~ AL the newest and
HPOeHf most attractive styles u
. mems shoes. Blacks,
t,ls, patent leather.
Shoes. e. s.s5i to e@s 5000
made -...--. y L ~
Moy Jim Pleads Guilty.

Moy Jim, the Chinaman- arrested several days
ago by Detective Watson. charged with violating
The policy Jaw, and who pleaded not guilty and
demanded jury trial when arraigned in court
Monday today Changed his plea 10 guilty and re-
quested -trisf by Judge. He was ordered 10 pay
fine Of SIS.
The evening times., 1900-05-10
UNEEDA BISCUIT.
.PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
order COZ Pumninr PIant.

The District Commissioners have ordered
that 4 temporary pumping plant be installed az
the lower end Of the TibeT Creek and New jersey
the north line OF y Street At estimated cost
OF S2.3gT. chargeable 10 tie appropriation for
cleaning and repairing sewers and basins.
The evening times., 1900-05-10
A sAENGERBUNp EVENING.
The Members Enjoy n Farce-Comedy
and Dance.

and n Dance.
The Washington Saengerbund at its hall
On c Street. last night held nigh carnival
and the fun was greatly enjoyed by the
large crowd in attendance The theatre
evening opened with the pay Elm Kater.
or the Effects OF a Frolic, - which was very
creditably presented by Messrs. a. Lew
A Depper, and ". Hanneman. Mrs II
Kunnemyer. Mrs. F. Carl and Mrs. Ros-
enberg-Weber. dance was given after
the play which lasted until far after mid
night
The Saengerbund is meeting three Zines
a week. rehearsing the songs for the grand
singing festival to take place in BROOKLYN
\. Y. from June 30 to July 4. On Nav
2S, President Saenger. of Brooklyn. will be
in this city &c invite President Mckinley
to attend the festival and make necessary
arrangements for his presence
The evening times., 1900-05-10
Gbe Gueniua IinteS
THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1900.
The weather Indications.
TEMPERATURE.

Fair and light frosts tonight Friday fair an
not 50 cold; light 10 fresA northwesterlv winds
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TIDE TABLE.

sun rises------4-54 An sun sets...--.7.O 20 p n
Noon rises.---..-.-..... Moon sets.....2-25 4 NJ
The evening times., 1900-05-10
CyeIist CoIIid.s WI,b /, Co.

Cyelist COIlides With "a Car.
While riding his bicycle At the corner q sixth
and streets northwest about 9.I5 O'Clock shis
morning, W. c. Herd, Of o25 Street northwest,
eollided With a car OF the C5ty aud Suburban
Railway lie escaped without i8iuy though "a
bicycle was badly damaged.
The evening times., 1900-05-10
Gas Asphy1Intes n Contractor.

WILkESBARRE. Pa. May l0.-Jasoa
case. a wealthy contractor and builder. OF
DOrrancetOn, this county. was found as
phyXiated in bed in room at KeithIine's 8
Hotel yesterday. 1t is thought he acci-
dentally turned on the gas after extin-
gushing the light.
The evening times., 1900-05-10
ADJUSTMENTS TnnAY

Lamps lit p
Lamps 0ut tomorrow. w..t.................5:5 A.
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EAST Citizens PROTEST
Opposed to New Permanent Build
ings for the Washington Asylum.

Resolutions Adopted at "A Recent
Meeting Forwarded to the- Com
missiOners-PrcSent site Declared
to BE Unfit for Further Occupancy.
Too Near the Smallpox Hospital.
The evening times., 1900-05-10

SI.25 to Baltimore and Return VII.
II. a o.
Saturday and Sunday, May y ani Is
The evening times., 1900-05-10
ROfES

BUILD viii continue 10 annoy YOU as long
as your blood remains in bad condition = :. :,
puts the blood IN good order and g q q
keeps II So - -
The evening times., 1900-05-10

Henry Evans. 90 81 NV.
EDWARD Stevens. 9Th and Pa ave.
Aaekall Bros, 9th and Il SIS ne
L s Lesdbeater 4 Scns. Alexand-ia. Va
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26
A Deserved Pebuke

When Judge Mack adjourned court
out of respect to the memory of the
late General Clarke Mr.. Aft Chartz
took occasion in short talk to speak
of the recent incidents in the Fair case,
where attorneys spied upon brothers
professional, sent thugs out to intimi-
date witnesses and resOrted to subor-
nation of perjury and trickcry and
chicane of various kinds to carry their
points. He thanked God that the Ne
vada bar had never fallen to such
depths as that. His remarks were
timely and approved by all the sttorn-
evs present. 1t is matter in which
sagebrushers take pride; that the Ne
vada bar ami bench have been, as a
rule, d scent and self-respecting.
OF course, some prime rascals have
at times crept into the practice of law
in Nevada, but they have been isolate d
cases and their practice has not been
lucrative.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
A Cattlernan Indicted

The Silver State OF yesterday con-
tains the following:
1t is an open secret that the indict-
ment returned by the grand jury Sat-
urday afternoon was against Joe
O'Neal of Rye Patch, on a charge OF
cattle stealing. Sheriff McDeid is in
the western part of the county looking
for O'Neal with bench warrant is
sued by Judge Bonnifeld for his arrest.
1t may be several days before it is
served, {, = Neal is said to be in the
hills gathering cattle.
Mr. t'Neal is one of Humboldt S
best ken cattiemcn. There have
been rumors in circulation for some
time which Indicated the possibility OF
the grand jury returning an indict-
ment against him. The nature of the
evidence against him is, OF course
known only to the grand jury. He
will probably have no difficulty in Civ
ing bonds.
The grand jury will resume its SEES
sion in TWO weeks and there would be
no great surprise should another batch
OF indictments be the result.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Mistook the Date

For several days Sen. Hardesty of Elko
nd Sen. Williams of Churchill have
cen wandering about Carson. They
lid not seem to have any particular bust
less here and when asked what they
we're doing in Carson gave unsatisfactory
replies.
1t was discovered yesterday that they
bought this was the year for legislative
session and were waiting for the gang to
ret III. 1t seems that Janitor Burlin-
game found them providing about the
senate Chamber and not knowing who
hey were ordered them out.
They paid no attention to him as they
ire a little deafand Burlingame, thinking
hey were housebreakers, went over and
cot Sheriff Kinney to have them lock ed
Up. They were FASTING their names on
heir de- Ks and writing out a reouisition
for stationery and figuring on their
mileage account when Kinney dropped
IN to Their identity.
In ord. 10 do some business, however
they held :: caucus with closed doors in
the Senate Chamber Williams acted as
SargeaH: IL Arms a I'D Harlesty held the
caucus. tp to The hour of going to press
the result Of the caucus has not been as
certaincd.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26
Big Fire at Reno

On Sunday evening the Mill & Lum
Der Go, of Reno, lost their entire
building and most of their stock by
fire. " hen the fire was first discovered
it had made considerable Roadway and
three engines were called out. They
were unable to save the building and
had considerable difficulty in prevent
ing the flames from spreading. The
stock was mostly dressed lumber,
meuldings, corn.ces, sashes and blinds.
It was total loss and valued at
about Sl5, 900, mostly insured.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26
Gaining Fame

The friends of Miss Lena Raffeto, as
well as those interested in Nevada, will
be proud to learn that her first appear
ance at matinee given by the pupils
of the Stanhope-W heatcroft Dramatic
School at the @ison Square Theater,
New York, Jan. 9th, was "a decided
success.
The New York Dramatic Mirror be-
slows the highest praise. mentioning
her first as one of three of the thirty
who appeared, as possessing great
talent.
She was called before the curtain
twice and huge basket filled with the
rarest roses was presented, together
with card bearing the inscription,
"a token of esteem from Western
friends" Letters of cOngratulation
poured in, one from Willis Steele, the
author of the play, another from Mrs.
Wheatcroft, one from far-off Arizona
and another from an Italian gentleman
hitherto unknown.
The Sagebrush State may yet have
the honor of producing second Ber n
hardt or Duse.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26
Got Three Years

VIM. Collins, charged with stealing
giant powder from the warehouse of
John McGrath, Oh American Flat, plead
guilty in the District Court yesterday
morning and was sentenced by Judge
Mack to three years in the penitentiary.
The evidence against Collins was very
strong and straight, and it was sure
shot that if the case ever came to trial
Collins would be convicted and sentenced
to 10 or IL years Imprisonment. COnsid
ering the facts, Attorney Noel, who acted
as counsel for Collins, advised him to
plead guilty, which advice he followed.
In sentencing the culprit, Judge Mack
gave him a deal of good advice AS to
what course he should pursue while in
prison.
He was grateful to the Judge for the
lightness of the sentence imposed, and
said so. By good behavior his sea-
tence may be committed to % months.
Immediately after being sentenced
| the prisoner was remanded to the Gus
tody of the Sheriff, who took him to
Carson tOday.-Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26
$4,000 More for the
Carson Indian School

In the consideration of the Indian
Appropriation Bill, the clerk read the
following section:
For support and education of $50
Indian pupils at the Indian school at
Carson City, New, $1,000; for pay of
superintendent at said school, 81, 800:
for general repairs and improvements,
81, 600; for erection of shops. SO, 600; in
all $50, $50.
MIR Newlands-I offer the following
amendment to this section.
The Clerk read as follows:
liz line ), page Il, strike out zone hun
dred and fifty and insert two hun
dreL;" line ), page Il, strike out "twenty
five thousand and htty' and insert
"thirty-three thousand four hundrei;'
line Z, page II, strike out 'vne' and i'll
se.l "ihree;' lines aud 9, page II, strike
out thirty lhou>a.d live hundred AID
fifty and insert ".orty thousand nine
hundred.''
Mr.. Newlands-Nr. Chairman, [ will
state that | have submitted this amend
tee Mr.. ShtrInar and that he ac-
q uiesces in it.
This amendment is intended to Sc
cure a total additional appropriation OF
sic, 600, intended to cover 20 addition
al pupils dt tnis school. | will state in
this connection shat iii last years APP
preparation blll an cnlarg eluent UI the
school was maze for the purpose of ac-
commod ating this additional numbe
OF pupils, but, mad vertently, in the
appropriation bin the number Of pupils
provided was left the same as last yeal
leaving out OF consideration the fact
that the mmOda tions had been in
| creased for the purpose OF meeting the
demands of this increased number.
Mr.. Sherman-Mr Chairman, Just u
word. 1t was not through inadver-
tence of the COMMITTEES that the mum.
Der of pupils was left unchanged. II
| was because in framing the bill We fol
lowed the original estimate submitted
| by the Treasury. 1t was by inadver
tence at the Interior Department tina,
! the amount was not changed. As {
matter OF fact, We appropriated $40, OO(
for the additional building there las
year The actual enrolment was 1856
There is ample accommodation now fo
! the 200 pupils, aud they ought TO have
the additional appropriation. l thinl
the gentleman S ann al ment ought t
be adopted.
The amendment of Mr.. Newland
was agreed to.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26
No Pretense Here

The San Francisco Bulletin, in speak
ing of the Corbett- Fitzsimmons contro-
versy, says:
They finally met in an out of the
way place in a State which did not
pretend to be at the head of the high
er CIVILIZATION procession.
The Bulletin is right about the pre-
tense part of it, Carson enjoys the
unique distinction among cities of not
"pretending' to anything. We don't
pretend to frown down prize-fighting
a, in San Francisco and every other large
town in California where there is a fight
about once a week. There has been no
less than sixty fights in California since
we had the last one here and nearly
every one Of them has been fake to
rob the public. We have very lew of
these affairs in tins Stale but when we
do you can rest assured that you will
witness a genuine and not fixed
fight. We have them open and above
board and on the level and the sports
who want to job the public and rob the
porting element steer very clear of Car
son and its legalized prIzetights.
They are obliged to go to the respecta-
g! e atmosphere of California where every
thing IS fixed in advance from Sena-
contest. A little less pretense and by
pocrisy down that way and more honest
admission of what your real likes and
| dislikes are, would take California out of
| the PecksnItf class.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26
Died

In Carson City, Nevada, February
20, 1906, Mrs. Jennie Doian, beloved
wife of I. Dolan, aged - years, a ma
tive of Genoa. Nevada.
Mrs. Dolan's death was unexpected
and she leaves a husband ana two chill
dren to mourn her loss. She WAS sick
but two days and her illness was not
thought serior-. Many friends will
mourn her de;,th a. sac made friends by
her goodness of heart and pleasing man
ners. 1t IS d sad blow to her husband
and the community extends sympathy
in his hour of sorrow.
The funeral will take phase today
"Wednesday at O'Clock from the Nj
E. Church in Genoa.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26
A ki1's Fort

Just north of Mr. Ulrick's house il
fortiticauOn composed OF stones and
earthwork. 1t is modelled on the Boer
plan of defense as laid down by the
Paul Kruger school OF war in South
Africa. 1t has modern bastion and
loopholes for cannon (when they get
'em). The most prominent thing
about the fort is the flag and pole. 1t
is twel feet high and the flag is blood
red which signifies ''deth and no
quarter" to any kid of English parent
age who intrudes upon the earth
works.
The naming of the fertilization was
a cause of some contention.
The kid who wanted it named ''Ba-
juba Hill'' was voted down, as was
also the one who suggested ''Syphon
Hop" to s'commemorate Jubbert' S last
battle''
"Petermartinberg" was rejected as
too long.
| A committee on name was appOin-
ted and they settled on the more mod
ern and Americanized appellation Of
ssRubberneck. 1t was received with
acclaim and painted on board in large
red letters. q
The force that takes that fort will
know what they are getting long be
fore they reach the danger line.
Word has gone out that any partie
who dislike the appearance of thi
little Boer fort on the hill, can take i
by force if they can. The challeng'
includes Sheriff Kinney add the civi
, authorities.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26
CHEAPER AT HOME
Patronize Home Merchants
as you get Better Results

One Of the draw backs of this city has
been the idea that the people save
money by purchasing goods in San
Francisco. This is mistake, as any
one who has taken trouble to look into
the affair can testify. The retail yner-
chants in San francisco pay rents that
would swamp an ordinary business and
they put the profits on to pay the rent.
The Carson merchants buy from the
wholesalers just as cheap as the city
merchants do and as their rent and ex-
penses are much less he is in IA position
to sell goods on smaller margin.
There is not an article sold in our
city from shoe to a sack of flour that
isn't just as cheap, if not cheaper, in
our city. AS for dry goods aud cloth
ing. the Carson merchants are selling
goods cheaper than in the city. Fur
niture and carpets are retailed here at
small profits, and should a party pur-
chase in the city, the freight will more
than bring the purchase price above
eildt dSheu ny eile hOfle merchant.
The idea of sending away for goods
is detrlment to any community and
| il has in a measure been discontinued
here, and if there is profit to be made
| it should be turned to the home mer-
chant. He is the one who helps keep
the community alive and should re-
| c,lVe the Sunnort of avary ana wbD
has dollar to spend.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26
PROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

The Methodist Church is undergoing
extensive repairs.
Luke Smell of Silver Creek, New,
has been granted a pension of Sl2
month.
Bursar Ryan and Secretary Howell
have returned from flying trip to the
Bay.
Captain Linscott has resigned as
Military Instructor at the State Uni
versity.
A private letter has been received
from Hugh Farley in which he states
that he is improving slowly and that
both legs will be saved.
NJ. A Toacham has been appointed
pOsJn .ster at Noacham, Lincoln
county, New, vice Susie Ioacham,
resi- gned.
Hon. j. II. Martin and wife arrived
yesterday morning from California
and proceeded on to their home in Car
son Valley.
a number of teams is now hauling
lam ter to lone, Nye county, for the
new 3o-stamp mill to be erected in
Union canyon.
George Larry leaves for Reno this
morning where he will make arrange
ments for the production of the Sea
| Queen
VIM. HavernOr. who served Us Il
conductor on the V. & Il. X. X. for
many years is visiting friends in this
city. He is now employed on the Ore
gon short line.
| Frank Belmont, who was the victim
of a runaway accident in Huntington
valley, Elko county, last Sunday died
reached there.
A Piute Indian, known as Willie
Andrews, was arrested at lone, Nye
county, last week charged with grano
larceny for stealing a watch, saddl.
and bride and other property from I
store and ranch in that vicinity.
1t is now claimed that the V. Il 7
II. 4. is holding out for a large sun
before selling the road to the Southern
Pacific If the latter company pur
oh ased it would result in a lowering o
rates both in passenger and freig h
schedules.
| Ogla Nethersole, the English act
ress, has been arrested in New Yorl
for playing ''Sapho.'' 1t is said to b.
the nudest, bawdiest, nastiest pla.
ever put on any boards. All New
York-and a good part of New Jer
sey- however. fOcked to see it, Ate
the trial of the case and disagreein.
jury, the play will 60 on the road au,
the manager will, in years time, b
rich enough to retire aud build eevera
churches. This play may fall int
, Carson inside of a year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26
The Lecture

The lecture to be given by Jay
William Hudson &C the NJ. E. Church
Wednesday evening should meet with
the big audiences that have greeted
the other lectures. Mr.. Hudson comes
with the highest recommendations.
The following from the Oakland En-
quirer should have weight:
The audience was kept in good humor
during the delivery of the remark able
address. The language and gestures
of the speaker during his address OF
one hour and q quarters duration
were superb, and his reputation as an
orator of the first class was we'll main.
tanned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26

Senator Hardesty and wife, who
have been visiting Mrs. James Meder,
departed for the west last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. III. NorcrOss, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Morton
for few days, returned to Reno yester-
day morning.
The Elko Independent says there is no
danger of smallpox spreading from that
town, as the pest house has been built a
mile away and only the patient and the
nurse are allowed in the building.
Thomas Acres, who is employed at
the prison, has received word that his
wife is lying at the point of death with
pneumonia in Austin. Mrs. Acres is
the sister of Attorney General Jones.
Ham Mccain says there is more
water in the Humboldt river now than
there has been at this season for the
last ten years. He thinks there will b.
plenty of water for the LovelocA
| ranchers next Observation-Disclosures.
| Some of the newspaper affidavit
makers who swear to circulation, tall
of getting higher wages or they will g
into the Craven-Fair suit, where Their
is just now q demand for their peculia
talents A frst-class perjurer can &c
steady employment in the case now
and even a second-class one can &c
fair wages.
Hy Downs returned from visit to tn
bay yesterday.
Twenty bars of bullion we're shippe
from the Reno Reduction Works ye
terday.
| Homer Raffenburg was sent to tt
, asylum at Reno last week from Elk
having been adjudged insane.
A mining expert passed through
t Pine Grove yesterday, where he will e.
? anime the Wilson property.
n The President has appointed Ric
II ard S. Hooker of Nevada to be Secor
Lieutenant in the Marine Corps.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

Supt Laws was in town yesterday.
Editor Lamay was in town yesterday.
Phil McGrath came down from Mound
House last evening.
Bert Phipps was down from Silver
City yesterday.
c. H. McQuarrie Of Sutro was in town
yesterday.
New shirts for men and boys at +. w.
Days.
w. p. GotwaIdt OF the Reno journal
is wishing Carson.
Judge and Mrs. Bonnifeld have re-
turned from eastern Nevada
S. b Cohen returned from the Bay
yesterday.
Miss 10 Sullivan was q west bound
passenger last evening.
JAS. Gallagher of Mason Valley is
stayi0g in Carson lor d ieH. days.
Chas. Shields. : prominent sheep
man Of Mason alley, speht yesterday
IN Carson.
The remains OF Mrs Dolan were
taken to Genoa for iuterment yester.
day.
Fred Van Heuit. an old resident of
the Comstock, u.,a yesterday. He
was well known in this city.
The Bohemian Girl will be produced
ny he Grdu Opera Co. at the matinee
This afternoon. Adults 30 cents, children
% s'tS.
The eastern part Of Nevada was Wis
tied by rain storm Tuesday which is
vet.v welcome in that section.
Rev Eddie has decided to accept the
call TO Salt Lake City. This will be a
matter of deep regret as he has made
many friends in this community.
II is reported on good authority
that the Sunset Company will run q
wire to Carson and Virginia within the
next few weeks.
John Hartley, wife and son, charged
with robbery, were given a prelimi
nary examination at DeLamar las
week aud bound over to await actor
by the grand jury.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-26
Gardnerville Jots

A baseball club is being organized in
Gardnerville.
Several new buildings for business
purposes are contemplated in the near
future.
Hon. ]. II. Martin, who has been ill in
Contra Costa county, California is said to
be much better and expects to return
home next week.
The County Commissioners met yes
terday and appointed VIM. Selby Supt
Of the Poor Farm.-Record.