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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-25

Carson City, Nevada, June Z. 1898.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-25
NOTICE

NOTICE
At the regular meeting OF the State
Board of Examiners held June 7th, 1898
the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED. That the Board of Exam
liners shall meet on the third day of every
month, for the purpose of allowing
claims against the State, and all claims
not in the Office of the Secretary of State
on or before the third day in each month
shall not be considered or allowed by the
Loard until the next meeting which will
be on the third Tuesday of each month
REINHOLD SADLER
EUGENE HOWELL
w. ID. JONES.
Board Of Examiners.
Attest:
ARTHUR NORRIS.
Clerk.
Carson City, Nevada, June Z. 1898.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-25
FRENCH TANSY WATERS, the

FRENCH TANSY WATERS, the
W0riFS fa!no Is remedy for irregular
and painful periods of l.siies; are never
a;iir. and safe, rejuvenate the system:
briSateN the eyes; restore health and
beaut' o the failed: French Tansy
Wafe. re the only reliable female REM
edy IN the world: imported from 2 aris
take nc ;iilng else from druggists. b ut in
sist on genuine; in red wrappers with
crown trade mark. Price s.. For sale by
all leaiiug druggists, or sent by us lirect
Oh receipt of price. la France D < Co.
importers, 3ao Turk ST., San Frat- SEQ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-25
: Goat -i1i n arit.

nr. iinuton's lluiiuant. whicn affects
man a;!d beast alike, is the graritiest cura-
We 4 lelt ever manuiActnred i'll the
world. You have but to usa il once and
Il a. YER use anyother. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-25
Official Count of State Funds
State of Nevada,

State of Nevada,
County of Ormsby.
ReinhOld Sadler
Eugene Howell and William Woodburn,
being duly sworn, severally say that
they are members of the Board of EX-
aminers of the State of Nevada; that on
the list day of April, 1901, they
{after having ascertained from the books
of the State Controller the amount of
money which should be in the Treasury
made an official examination and count
OF the money in the State Treasury of
Nevada, and found the same correct as
follows:
,15l.S6
Paid Coin Vouchers not
returned to Controller 1S,O2l92
tal- S14S,7737S
State School Fund Securities
Irredeemable Nevada State School
100000
Nevada State Bonds 242600.0O
United States Bonds S200OO.0O
Total 81 ,59l 1919
Reinhold Sadler,
Eugene Howell,
William Woodburn.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this list day of April, A. D. 1901.
sEAL] J. DoANF, Notary
Public. Ormsbv County. Nevada
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
NO F., F. AND v. THIS YEAR
AND THE No-Tsu-oH WILL SUP
PLANT 1T NEXT FALL,
All Efforts VIII Be Combined to substi-
tute South Texas Fair tor the
f.. f. and v. Festival.

There was TO have been meeting last
night at the Business League Of the al
rectors Of the Fruit, Flower and Vegetaole
Festival association, but owing to the abb
Sence Of great many members the meet
ing was deferred until next Monday even
ing President Cortes was present, also
President MacGregor of the Business
League. and from these gentlemen 1t was
learned that the purpose of the meeting
was simply to officially ratify deter
mInatlon already practically reached TO
abandon the Fruit. Flower and Vegetable
Festival this year and turn over TO the
No-Tsu-oh the responsibility Of getting np
a carnival to take the place OF the festival
and 1t is understood that this arrange
meut has been sanctioned BY the No'Is1 ~
Obs who have been working very dlil,
gently OF late in preparing for a carnlVpl
This winter which Is likely to eclipse any
thing OF the sort ever witnessed N ieN1s'
In addition to the regular No Isi-Oh
Ii S,su Sa rod moi the least among them
The over beautiful flower parade by tne
ladies' al
val bas been very successfully conducteu
Ia Houston for three years past and Is
Mr. MaeGregor expresses II, Houston u
getting too big fol such little snow ~,
fhis Inc we want n South Texas falr ahd
while the Fruit Flower and yegeiah
FESTIVAL win likely be abandoned, INC, ef.
fort 10 get up South Texas fair VIII py
no means be rellnqulshed, IN fact suoils
in this direction VIII be now renewed Win
the view q pe.mansa,, r FpestisnI Win
n hIr falr something that we hope "a
make A credit not only 70 Houston but
10 the entire state
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
THE LIVERI MURDER CASES
TREAcHERY RATHER THAN COOP
GRAFTON EXPECTED.
New Orleans Authorities Are Silent on
the Fate of the Two Young Ladies'.
Habeas Corpus Hearing.

SAerln A r. Anderson and Detective
Charles Quin are stlll at work with almost
sleeplesS vigilance trying to further IN
tangle the web of mystery which enyelops
the Italian troubles of Houston These
officers are not receiving the assistance
aod cooperation in some directions that
they tad hoped for. In fact, they are more
than half inclined to suspect treachery
among certain parties who nave declared
their fealty to the cause of the law.
A few days ago a man who was given
permission to see one OF the Liveris at the
Jail was overheard making statements and
promises directly against the officers who
aie working so hard to see that the parties
guilty. oi John Lverls death are brought
to j"stice. Afterwards Tony Liveri in
formed Sheriff Anderson that the man
WAS no friend of either himself or the
shelii., and that he had been offered money
and the securing OF his liberation IL ne
mpulC MAINTAIN silence in regard to certain
suspected parties.
Gone of tue Officers in the case hAa e
cnaasvd their opinion In regard to une
threatening letters received some days ago.
1ne9 now incline to the belief that they
were not practical jokes. AT the time
these letters We're received the officers
passed them up as the efforts of sensation
toy,ls
Another lengthy Investigation was held
at the jail yesterday at wnich Sheun
Anderson, Detective Quin, Assistant D.a-
trict Attorney fagan and an italian iu-
terpTeter We're present. 1ne wlIe aud
lnutAer of John LlveIi were subjected 10
a lIg.d cross,eXamnalon, and turtner quos-
Il ms were also propounded to Ben and
4 uny 4Serl. Tile newspaper fraternity
WAS not admitted to the Investigation,
Inc habeas corpus hearing desired by the
two L'yerls did not occur yesterday after
noon Mir. c. A. Mlchner, their counsel,
TOOK the affidayits of his clients that the
habcas corpus trial was desireA but he
did MT succeed in having a specified time
set for the hearing, which will occur before
Judge A. C. Allen. 1t will probably occur
tnis afternoon. The men were allowed
hau In the sum OF 5000 nearly a month ago
by Justice Walter Malsch on waving an
examining. trial They have not succeeded
in furnishing the bonds required, and they
have resorted TO habeas corpus proceedings,
VITA u view to being discharged from
cuStcuy.
Tue New Orleans authorities have not
replied to any of the inquiries sent by Of
ticrrs at this place with a view 10 as
Ger: aiming the fate of the two young ladies'
who have heen reported among tue I'M
found for more than month.
one OF the Machitas, who Is an inmate
OF The county Jail on charge of murder.
ing juhn Liyeri, Is Godfather 10 one of
ms children of a party who Is connected
with the many sided case, hut who has
nos yet figured IN any of the Official pro-
ceedingS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
|HE OIL RATE HEARING
koME CONTENTION OF INTERESTED
PARTIES BEFORE COMMISSION.
Mt Exceeding One Per Cent OF Beau
mont Output Win Be Shipped to
Texas Points Under Present Rates.

Mr. ]. II. Bright, who attended the re-
5at hearing before the railroad commits.
7safs on the subject Of oil rates, before
parting for CorsIcana last night, called
The Post by appointment and in brief
efavlew covered the points at issue be-
Fen the oil men aud the railroads, the
MET having the support of the coal and
Fnlie men. According to Mr.. Bright, the
dealers seek to place their product on
Parity with coal and Ignite IN the mat
A Of freights. The railroads. he says,
4 anxlous to maintain the present rates,
argue before the railroad commission.
y ,.l lnat The extra hazard In oil shipments
A a,les tlem to The higher rate. This con
wy q extra hazard is offset by the
fssment Of Mr.. Turner of the Interna-
4aal aud Great Northern, who Is quoted
4 ssJlhg mat in more than twenty years
Wy peyer heard of Il fire oecasioned
N overturned oil tank. To Mr. Bright
apfared TO be the inteutidn of Commits
s ~ reagan to establish a rate based OH
aelher point in the hearing is the con
vsa ny the railroads that tank cars can
" used for oil shipments. and that
wnbanies incur an additional expense
aanallng the returned complies" on
SUBJECT, Mr. Bright says that 90 per
me coal ears used In Transports
relurned empty. In addition TO
ac. Tue oil men maintain that empty
All ssm can no used In shipping molasses
"muas products. and that the chem
necessary for cleansing tank car
on VI shipment cost about 30 cents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
eRANp LODGE K. oF Il.
The Annual Session VIII Beain at
Worth TODAY

The Annual Session VIII Begin at Fort
Worth Today
Fort Worth, Texas, August 5.--rhe grand
lodge knights of Honor OF Texas meets
here tomorrow morning and one of the
principal matters Ca he disposed Of viii
he the selection Of permanent headquarters
for the grand lodge, The cities Ia the
race arc Fort Worth, Dallas and Wpco. a
committee, composed Of grand officers, met
places, hut the selection was not nude
public tonight The officers now here arc
Grand Ditoetor u. w. Hudson Of Pear,
tin, GRIND 1Fcasurer John g. Wolfe Of
Cameron. Grand Guide u. II lupsson OF
Robinson OF Cold Springs aud NJ j. Moore
Of Cameron. supreme Dictator ID. =, Bigss
OF noston and Supreme Reporter Noah n,
Givan Of st. Louis have Wired they will
he present. a number OF delegates came
In tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
POPULARITY OF FUEL OIL.
,,.s If lis Advantages on LocOmO-
lives Recounted.
!, rswBNrs SAFETY AND ECONOMY
o.o,bern Pacific System Making
ne s.,stions for an Immediate
Change to Liquid Fuel

.,r, the utility, safety and
t'pss. ~ al as fuel on locomotives,
xsv orleans rimos'pemoerat OF YES
w q contained the follewlng'
'sas- southern Pacific Railroad company IS
~ ropldB to burn Beaumont oil
l'' Il their engines. For some time the
" y hss been experimenting with this
'Sprr saylng been convinced iAat It ~
e IA cheaper than coal, II will he
|s's elnsively an over the Atlantic sys-
Witch extends from New Orleans to
N psso The Pacific system already is
M ne California oil,
Il N Il The engines are now heihg changed
soop MS the change Is mad The oil
NV N, stared at convenient places. Oh
NV benefits Of the change Is tbat IL W II
" necessary to take on fuel 81 often
pr messing to the trave Ing puuilc
TN rlll follow the intro iuctipn OIL
'AAlt Summation of the dear old c-nu'r,
ta,% mn been getting IN everybody eE, $
M these years. When oil Is us II, net 3
81, he no more cinders, ana no more
,aaa No.. ~ suits for ruined eyes, caused By
A alsg ant Of the windows to ger a view
,hS conntry through which the train IL
,sr me elnder Will be simply
kteli,iscence after thls:
Another thing about me use o. o. Is tuat
NH MAZE dhe iireman's job one TO be
Isnsir sfier. The fireman viii have little
Il, Srrthlng 10 do. No more shoveling of
a !. M more seraping out of the cltnkers,
n mara raking out ashes. no more grlniY
.,..s no more cuss words because the nee
= I'M IN burn. Hereafter the fireman eau
~ dress suit If he wants to and 40
IgFihst is required of him. lie Will have
Hse softpst snap on the road, one that he
Gss neon wanting for a long TIM. The
8asipeer will no longer be ALE TO swel
H5Srnd and lord Il Yver his helper. From
&ss dime on the fireman is the real thing
h viii take several weeks before all Of
"A engines on the Atlantic system eau
"a, changed TO the oil basis, and the stor-
Mep tanks located at the proper places. nut
6p work will be pushed along, and J st
a soon as the arrangements can he IN de.
I'm contracts for the oil VIII be let and
.<al will be displaced
a lhe of6cers of the Southern Pacific are
tIpsbIe az vet to give accurate figures rs to
Tx saving which the Introduction of OH
|tisI make, but they say thai II W II lie
.tdsiierahie one feature which has been
'fher overlooked Is that the use Of oil
ctakes ire from the engine absolutely
|frosshle because there are no 81 s
& I'm an oil fire. and In this way thr ms n
.ire rate on all stuff in transit will be
III dnced and the shipper VIII get the henc-
III Of II in reduction in the rate. But
&bae is great saving In cost and a
Rtat saving In time. Engines can run
&tth tankful Of oil from New Orleans to
Fan Antonio and from San Antonio to
la paso without any reloadlng between
faN Ihls amounts TO q saving of an
tuf or two In the schedule.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06

t9r hl.eaEbonate Of soda. It ia stated TIN,
Messrs Henke. & Pilot Of his ctsv ' nse
e earn ears cars IN the shipment Of glucose aud
n~tn syrups, ana that these cars are need
extensively In the East for other nmrnns Wy"
"a IN addition to these uses for the emntv
" esn ths ears y Is pointed out that cne.third
dnceT gI 80 on seed OIL Of the world Is pro.
inpties could be utilized In this jndustrv
atone; Major Robert Gibson. secretsrv ~
Dallas il so'ton seed Crushers' association ot
thls contention on the part Of Ire oil men
ratn at Brlght says that under the present
of p RS5 more mar eer cent Of the fuel
ever be shipped to Texas noints ne'o WIN
said Mr. Bright; eve can shin crudo a.,
s. 81 Manitou; Colo, at a lower rate than to
ilirstration e bses, use Manitou as an
me rate to that point with the Iew 10
suul Piying the cog road up Pixies Peak win
III IN o', Inc management want to use
o az IA order 70 get rid Of dust, cinders,
uds'eS ana smoke. The rate to that point
~ ~ npont ~ cents, against rate al IL
Ssanv " y,v ener at think from the testi
, ,nisslpners understand the situation het.
yer than they did before / was greatly
ssurpilsed az the lack of interest anon
before the commissioners The uece ,gary
equipments for handling fuel oil reouiie
y ple sI lo,d aeal more capital than many peo
pie Imagine For relative conn ,rlson fake
company with 100 tank cars Ia rescb
intermediate points 225 miles distant from
beaumont. In order to extend thai TER.
Iltory 100 miles 1t would De n,ees sarv 10
same output 'u0
me commissioners were greatly sur.
mlsed AT statements made befo Q them
atheV were evidently under the Impression
thAt tuel oil could he produced without ex
pense, and that therefore OH snouid 10
Pm on basis Of four times that of liz
n me- as ton OF oil has four times the
s' t,nhh power possessed by a ton Of llgnlte
mont that will be able to declare divi.
denu TINS year.. on account of the enormous
outlay IN handling the output of the wells. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
DALLAS TRAGEDIES.
Man Shot by a Woman and Woman
Cut by a Man,

Man Shot by a Woman and Woman
Cut by Man,
Dallas, Texas, August s. Warren Har-
yey was shot In tAe abdomen yesterday
evening by PnNlcc Johnson, and died to-
night nt his home IN William street. ON
Gers are searching for the woman on
charge of murder The woman aid the
shooting according 90 a statement mNde
hy her last night because Harvey was Try
claimed an Interest In Tie vehicle. htcause
OF having Loaned Harvey the mouey vi u
Which 10 buy ", and he rallied 10 nay
her back.
George Kari. negro soldier of the Twenty
hnth United States Infantry, here as a
witness In the murder cnBcs from IN Puso,
tonight stabbed Ninllic Souls, negro wa
man in the wight hip und SIDE as the. re-
suit Of q business quarrel. rhe knife nlNhr
penetrated the liver, aud the woman " N
for Knrl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
SOUTHERN PROGRESS,
The New Industries Reported in the
South In a Week.

The New Industries Reported in the
South in a Week.
Chattanooga, Tenn, August 3, The more
important of the new Industries reported
by The rridesman for the week ended
August D. include box factory at Birn
ngham, Ala. hurry factory at rallN-
degu, Ala; n carriage factory at l'alk
vile, Tom; n $4,000 coal company at
Clarksbnrg w. Va. $100,0OO coal aud
coke company az Charleston, w. Va. q
Sa0OoVu coal ana gas company at Ciarlls
pufg, W. Nai 2 coal and IRON company
at KnoNNlle, Tenn.. 100000 c0onerNge
and manufacturing comapny At Paris
Texas; $1,000 cotton gin Mt Kaufman,
Texas, r0und-hale cotton GIN at Valley
Mills, Texas, an electric light plant at
Rosebud, Texas. an electric light and
power plant ~ Lexington, Ky; 4 $4,000
furniture factory at High Point ~ O.
Sp,0O0 hardware company 30 GhaEesionl
5. G.; Ice factories at Somerset Ky., and
johnson city, nonn, knitting MIL AT
Langley, S. CT a 100000 lead and zinc
mlning company at lmboden, Ark; Il
sl5el0 lumber company at Birmlnglain
Ala; a $20O0O lumber company ut Moss
Point, Miss; a lumber company &C Jones
boro, Tenn; lumber min at Rolinger
Il mattress factory al Nashville, Tenn; a
$4,000 milling coulpnny at JACKSON, Miss
an oil eompauy 90 Ihomns; AM; Sli5'uR
company at Rome. Ga; $4,000 OIL
company al Hohenwald Tenn; Sl0O,0ul
oil company at Beaumont Texas, md
another with capital Of S300000; S5o0Qo
oil company az Corsicgna, TeXas q paint
factory at Jacksonville, ila.j Nl0VO
paper company az Birmingham. Ala; a
sash. door aud blind factory at shelby
n g.; saw mills at Crosscille, Tenn; Il
100000 shiphuilding plint 90 Albania
Port tNo T. o., near Mobile, Ala; q
sl0o,00O tannery al linalhleton, W. Na.i
telephone companies AZ kisslnmee, FAo
and Jackson, Tenn, a SJu0OiO tin plate
company at Wheeling. W. Va; 4 Slt0'oO
tobacco fnctorv at Rocky Mount, n. Gu
venoerlng mill at Johnson City, Tenn.t
and a wagon factory at Macon, Ga
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
(Speclal to The post1

Pensacola, Fla. Arrived; Tug N. Echo
With barge Tabor, from Galveston.
Port Eads, La. Arrived; El Dorado
(Am) from New York; Kronberg DAM.
from Barryi s. Oterl (Aml. from Puerto
Cortez via Port Rarroa and Belle; Swindon
tBr), from Spezgia, italy; Beverly tBrl,
from Port Linton; Milwaukee, 0,r) from
Sidney, Cape Breton, n. s.; schooner Anna
NJ Stammor (Am), from Santa Anna,
Mexico No departures
Tampa, Fla Sailed; City Of Everett,
from Galveston for Baltimore
Hamburg Arrived cayo Largo tBrl,
from Galveston.
Bremen. Arrived: Grosser Kurfurst,
from New York
New York, August 3. Arrived; Mar
aue'te from London.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06

Tor years Eugcr lived tho NE VI rccluse
and an old aoored woman. kept house for
him. He WAS 10 years old and WAS born
near the Canada line. He came 40 Texas
twenty years ago, sunday he was arrested,
but WIS admitted 20 bond, This morning
he went To- drug store and bought
dlmc's worth Of poison and took II be ore
breAkfasting, dying Ia great agony. LlttlG
Is known OF tho mans past lie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
RELIGIOUS.
: e. L. Antony Ordained a Minister.

- fNNNcI1 N~itA'ffNt a ''''foNNif
Cameron, Texas, August Yesterday at
the First Baptist chnich Of this place a
presbytery composed OF Dr. j, h Gambfei
hr q, y. Tumin, lkeys j y. Rankin nnd
/. r. Scarborough solemnly ordained
Judge Il l.. Antony ia the iull work Of
the gospel ministry In the presence Of a
large congregation.
Jr. G.. 4 Tumlln OF Fore Worth preached
the sermon and Or, ]. -, Gambrell pre-
scented fhe Bible.
Itey. H. l.. Antony goes from the bar into
the ministry and has accepted the pas
tornte of the Baptist churca az Herr eta
Texas to which place be VIII move ls
family ahls week HIS host OF fr eDas
piophesy for him a brilliant carer IN
Gospel work He preached 70 large con-
ertgation at the Baptist church here last
night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
prohIhItIonlsta Are Active.

Marble Falls, Texas. Augsut 5.--A pro-
hibtlon election is TO be held In Burn,t
county August % and the prohbltionlsts
are very active. Miss Mary II, Barbour
of California, the National evangelist Of
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
spoke hero 10 a good audience and will
make addresses at other points in the
col rty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
Eire at Padueah.

Padueah, Texas. August LA house on J.
w. woodleys farm, Ave miles southwest Of
here, occupied By sam Bungcr, WAS burned
about o'clock this morning None Of the
family were at the house aud the ire must
have been the reusult 81 a defective hue.
Loss about 500. no insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
CIV ANTONIO RLAZING

s,r Artonlo l. IN blake Of excitement
n,,sr ahe MANY suffering and siammeitng
naonie who are coming hundreds 81 miles
10 see Drs. Randolph 4 McCqllonss, tnese
Tn,is Who cured 50 many sufferers IN
ilnIia, lasf winter, They will be at the
Rnn,itft House few weeks In ankEer
- M All ~ numerous ~ Sufferers who
s,.n ~ "a thelr return We see mat the
rTetas christian Advocate. Texas Stock and
fsrn, Journal. as well az other leading
pspsis. ars loud In their praise ~Sits
then.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
THE DEATH ROLL.
Miss Lottle Iaokson.

Miss Lottle jackson of this city. while on
a visit to her brother, Mr.. j NJ Jackson
Of Beaumont was taken suddenly IN last
Saturday evening and died Sunday after
noon at o'clock. The remains were shippe |
10 Alvin for interment. and the funeral
will take place today. The beraaved fam-
lily. which consists Of the father 2ster
and three brothers. reside at the foot OF
Hardy street Miss Jackson was 10 the
twenty-third year of her age. Her malady
was blood poisoning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
Rankrlnt stock Sold.

Bryan, Texas, August 5.-Thc bankrupt
stock of II, j. Ford was sold by the re-
celver ut O'Clock TINS morning. The total
invoice was something over 1907 and he
stock sold for 80 cents on the 81 and the
furniture and fixtures for 33Ia cents. The
safe was sold separately and brought S63.