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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-01
Danish Lutheran College
Extension Association.
= Hogle Cplpsninger.

Den luther1te Ttrte er pD99ef pda
en- OplDsningens @runobplb; bbor
fda / 8eroen 9utbers Care tr9nger
frenl, Der mac u~pibenbeps Wlgrte pige
til Sibe. @or &irfes Stprte ligeer
netop / bette, at oplpie og uobanne. at
lsfte Masierne fra en- Embellishments
upiosn6eb til en- Ylaos / ct t9nfenoe,
ielpit9nbigt Samfuno.
6pis Ri / ben npe 9eroen ital peo~
blipe al p9re Dor lutberite 29re tro,
maa hi life for ct enefte 9jeblif glemz
me, bpab Der bar giort be lutberife
Rationer / europa be melt pplpite o9
m9gtige / ben ganife @erben. Sg,
lopet p9re Sub, ri bar lite
glemt; for bar life ben lutberite
Girfe / be 5orenebe Stater Here Ct
minarier og bsjere Oplpsningsanitalz
ter enb nogen anoen Strife bar at iums
me Stsrrelie2 Men be fprffeliige
9rene af 0 Strife Der / 2anoet ftaar
besp9rre langtfra pda famine !9sjoe,
naar bet fommer til bette pigtise Sto=
lefpergsmaol.
Sg = igen besp9rre = Dor Danff@
lutberife &irfe inptager Der abiolut
bet lopefte Stdbs. Dog, bet er enbnu
life f~orIent at tage fat; men 5iben
er piitnot fommen, og mdd 5ors
anorinsen ffe.
SCI, / ben T. b. &irte, Ter tlarere MI
enb nogen Sinbe tilforn be gabenbe
Mangler | bort S~toleibftem. Sg jeg
tror, Ri faa omtrent er enige /, at bp's
life airfe os Sprog ftul os meb be
gamle, maa be unge, | itsrre Wadlez
ftot enb bibtil, obbgtiggpres og piaig~
gsres" til at blibe oisies Steofprtr9z
bere / Samfunoet. 5or at tuse Del /
bette bigtiss Nrbejbe / ben (. b. Strife,
og for at bialpe andre OdnifzAmeriz
fanere og 2utberanere, ibbor be iaa
ifaar, blep yOaniib lutheran College
grteniion 4sfociation" DrguniIeret.
pa SiDen for Ofentliggsrelie at
bore planer MI er fommen, eniter Ri
~ og remmet at ubtale, at
Ri bill bore erlise meb bet banffe 5olt,
at ri ingen Sing pil forbslge, men
belt ub inbpie bet | Dor Gag = ri
bar nsmlig ingen Sing at tilbuges
bolbe; for Ri er life pOlititere, men
29rere, fom snifer at fremme bort
5o[ts 8iltaar Der | 2anbet. Nae 9r@
lige Spsrgsmaal BIZ at os fua 9rlise
Sbar; ellers snifer hi life at inbbifles
/ nosen b~iDtlpftig 4pisuoluftning,
for Sasen er 10, nuar alt fommer til
aft, mer en- priDat 4fare eno noget
anbet.
% fare 8eriler ube / Gomfunbet
bebes enbpibere unbifnlbe ben ligeS
fremme Maabe hi FRI bill be-
MITE til at paapess en- 9el al be fri
genbe Mdngler, fom inbes | port
S%foleIpftem. Oct er nemlig goot en-
Gang imeaem at BRUCE asStraaler;
og Sanbbeb ffdber dlbrig.
Ollie rettantenbe Monb er enige meo
Yaitor 9amftob, Da ban uotoler:
Sab os bog en- Sang TONNE til &c."
Men, fore paitor Oamitop, benne
Gag fan olbrig tomme til Ho fgr ben
er b D b eler = LIT. Sg De, tror
hi imitfert, pnffer life at npnne ben inb
/ en- Osbens Sepn bare for at blipe
ben fpit. Som faet: Sfplefagen
mao Ipfes, lite br9bes.
Og, for at ben ffal blipe leit, naa
Der tages paa Sagen ne9et mere
proftiff enb bibtil er itet. BORT nafe
Morsmebe bsr nebfatte to &omiteer,
beffaaenbe at praftifte Sfols@
manb; en- fom ffal ta9e fig at be bsje~
re Gsoler, ben anben for Religions
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-01

meb $500 9anffere. bar reprRfeate=
rebe meo 1 glep for bper 1925 af
oisie, mebens Norbpeiten, meo 124,
.683 Oanffere, fenbte til Stolen 1
@lep for bber 5421. 6piltet bebre Dir
eument enb pisle 3al, tan Yaitor
9amltob snife2 Ser er tun Spsrgsz
mail ON, bbem b / eller N%merifdnerne
ifal opbraee og ubbanne oisie Suiinz
Der; ON be ifal babe COP til at forgaa
/ 9erbensprimlen eller hi9lpes til en-
grunbig litberft %ubbdnneliel
q Yaitor 9amifop enifer Ga
ranti for. at Stolen itdl blipe tmriftez
fig, lutberIt og banit. 9stte bar
,0dniferen"s Hebottpr aaereoe oelpis
beiparet. Nten bet bpr l9gges til, at
Stplens ,,9ooros" teller, bldnot an
ore Menb, 6 ba~nitslutberife pr9ter.
@r bette life @aranti not2
81 Oil Sfolen bare meb til at
fremme bet Samfunoslip, iom MI |
en- Marr9tte bar p9ret til Stebe | he
niebeoerne / % omtring 6utdinion.
tilbsrenoe ben loren. 9irte?" 9ertil
Ipares beitemt. ia. 9et er enbog DE
ningen, at Stebsts Brett itaI gipe Rez
ligipnsunberbisning / Stulen. Dog,
bsrmeb mo life foritaas, at 9ut6in=
ion college bill itiae fig fienbtlig ppers
for andre lutberfte Samfuno. Oct
bare langt fra; ben bill eerimoo aabne
fine 9sre for ale, Der sniter en- tMrifte=
liq, en- banitsIutberif Sporagelie, oo
gre aft for at bp9ge Bro, bppr M In
gen fnbes.
y Sod, til Slut, ongudenoe groz
fesIorerne, iom bsrbeb fommer til al
foriabe Samfunbsfolen / Blair.
9ette er ct Sper9smaal, ieg BELT lof
ub.ipdrst; men hi mua 10 babe er
fuloitanbig 5oritauelie. Carer 9on.
len og 6ogbt bar itdaet / airtens Sic.
neite, benbolOsbis 7 og 8 Gor, og bal
berpeo bepiit, at be bar .&9rligbef
til bort S%amfunbs airtes os Stole:
arbeioe;;" for bet er pirtelig life 6 8 n.
men Der bar bolbt benz | Sjeneiter
aIe bisie 4arl Oct tunbe bore COB
for Samfunbet / 5remtioen at pdd.
tonne iaabanne df bets 29rere, ion
opofrer beres bsbite 4ar, ia, enbo!
9elbreb, for bets 5remme = poa Ell
mere .%iubftantiei" Madbe eno be1
nu ger. Stribenten fan, for SIS. Up
lDie Sdmfunbet ON, at ban / 3 Na.
bar drbejbet for en- 2sn, iom siper e
aarli9t unoer tuo al $500
9an ida nogen fnoe bet unberlist. on
Ri eniter at Hippo pat fer Dor arepi
OgIda gadr tdbtl Men, bette e
lite 9runben bporfor b
snfter at forlabe 8lhi i
Golfege. 8i er fulot onerbeoii
ON, at pt Tan game Slrte og Stol
mer | 9utdinion eno Der = berfo
tager Ri at Steo. .0ertil ftal fries, a
en- perfon meb npgenlunoe ubpitle
Snbipiouolitet life belle tit 2ib igen
mem snifer at ftaa fom 2erling. 9
bill fra nu at arbejoe for en- itor SD
= en- Gag, Tom, bpis Sub oil 9io
fin Naabe bertil, ital fomme til a
i9tte lit M1rfe paa bet banite Sol
| Mmerita - ct Werte, iom ital fen
bes beb ct ftsrre og bebre Samdrbsjb'
for = en- "lutberff &irfe o.
let banft 5olt.
paa .. 6. s. 6. 4s. 8eene,
on O
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-01

Dem al boloe aipei oppe, nadr bet
banife Sirtetr9 afbusger benz. De
bar ingen giItOp Og insen preit at
table til 9jelp fra nogen gtdbos. De
res giifop Dor pau 5rue Plabs Il ae=
benbopn). 6an ian intet gore for
BEN, nadr 2erne fprft er Iolgte.
Sg bisfe 1000 er ps life blot nars
mere enb be 10000. forbi be er oor
airfes Born, men ogiau foroi be er
De melt banffiinoebe Oerube. Og peD
Zernes Sdlg er bet netop bisfe, De
1000 t~rpfaite meb be bdnite Snmpas
tier, Iom faor &nipen lat paa Strus
ben. 9eres airter pg 9%r9itebpliger
til6prer paa en- Moabe 9upernemens
tet. @dar be madIte meb / Sdlget2
Sg 6pis bette lille FER, bpis man olts
fdd bar b9ret Iao bet9ntipm at ta9e
en- Reierpation / idd 6enieenoe, idd
bill bog at lis9e / auin inben npele
foa Gar, bpis Der life for Salget
bar pGret taget Sorbplosregler beris
mob. De banfte Gmbebsm9nb, oltz
Iad be banite Pr9Iter, er borte. sra
Imeritd er Der ingen s0j9lp at bente.
De fattige Heeerlommer funne boerfen
unberboloe Yr9iter eller 9irferne.
9isie iioite bar @upernsrerne bpoz
get fom 6opepfirter, fpm @uoernes
mentsbpgninger, altfor foitbare til at
tunne bebligebolbes at 3 biminutipe
Roger 5rimenigbebsr.
4 4 II
Del er bel ineen airfe paa Sorz
ben, fom / Silfalbe al 9ernes Sal9,
er nGrmere til at ooertaee bisie fatti=
&c lutberife Menisbebers getjenina
snb : ben foreneoe banite ebgl. zlutb.
airfe / 4meritd" : og gennem 5ors
banbling meb aultusminiiter Gbri-
itenien o9 Sieaunbs 9iitpp, Or.
9sroam iamt epri9e tirfelige Mpn-
bigbeber, bill Der utpipli omt funnt
tr9Hes en- Srbnins, iaaleoes at Size.
nie6eberrie fdar COB til at bebolbt
airteeienbommen, e1er at be 5oreneb.
Stater tan bringes til at opeipe, q,
benne itaI hetragtes ipm @uperne-
mentseje.
Ser burbe i|ittert gribes terlist ot
befemt inb, | rette Sib; / bpert Salt
burbe Dor airfes Stbrelie foreIpsrg'
/ 9%sbenbabn ongaaenbe Sagen.
Rimeligois bill benne ba tunne orb
nes iaaleoes, at Der frembeles tai
forti9ttes ct lutberit 9irfearbejb
blanbt Neeerne.
Den bunite 5oltetirte bill utpipt
FONT bare oiuis til 9jalp, fslp ON be
Ituloe anfes for rimeligt, DIN Menig
beoerne efter 2ernes Salg foor ge
|tjenin9 af banIfsamerifanife prGiter
Won Der life bar ct Steb, bpor el
at 9ropilerne tunbs femme til at itaa
meb ubiigt til, at Der tunbe bpggei
Bro melem banitslutberIf Girtelil
biemme % beropre.
Oft" Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-01

Naar 9eierue benpenoer fig til 5Olf, bet
aperterer / glabet, enten for at isbe bos benz
e4er for at faa CplpsniH9er ON bet aoerte'
reoe, beoes be altio omtaIe, at be iaa auer.
tisiementet ! bette Slab. Oct oil pGre til
genIioie siptte,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-01
,,9anferen"

bliper ienot til Subltribenter, inotil uotrpt'
telis Cpiiselie mpbtases af uo9iuerue os oil
@elo er betalt, / Gpereusitemrnelie meb Be
gsoreneoe Staters Boltlooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-01
8eoattgr: 9aralo SEMEN.

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Nebr.,
as second-class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-01

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-01

b. Oct er bort .0ddb at oprette /
9ut6infDn ct pruttiif College, bbeeet
moberne fra Grunben af. ,Sber aft
dnoet" ifal ben bore E n triftefig
Stole, en- lut6erif Stole, en- bunft=
ameritanif Stole.
Nu til Slutning, liot / Mnlebning
at BnifDr OdmItops Nrtifel:
y paitor Damifob tifftoar, at Ri
bar lineOom nOt til al fpibe mango
Stoler, men er aligebel life faa iif=
fer paa bet pruttiIfe | at bbgge flere
Stoler. aisnelien meb be ire SiOur
Gitb &irter pasfer beler life. Dor
nuparenbe Sitting er omtrent iom
faa: Stolen / Blair er Il b at Sic
Der pg funbe babe Daft mango flere,
bbis Der bare bar plabs.
Msn Stprfteparten af afle
Blair Colleges gleper tpmmer fra
ben umiDbelbare Narbeb af Blair =
iibfte Mars &atalog bifer faalebes, at
So Gleber bsrte bjemme | Nebr., men
fun 5 bar fra Minn. Sg Lab os faa
lite glemme, at Nebr. fun bar z fad
mango Danitere fom Minn. Sgen,
Blair ligser fom ct nuturligt Gens
trum for Nebr. og Soma, iom pgiad
tiliammen fenbte Stolen 70 gleDer.
Minn., be to Dafotaer og Wis., bers
imob, ienbte tiliommen fun % Stuz
benter. Oct bill fige: Nebr. og Soma,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-25
Primary Delegates

Tomorrow the Silver men will hold
their primaries for the selection of
ticket of delegates to the Fusion State
Convention which meets at Reno.
There are sixteen names on the list
to be voted for and they are arranged
in alphabetical order and voted for on
the Australian ballot system. The
names are all good silver men and a
voter can make 10 mistake voting for
any Of them. There will be but enc
ticket printed ana the voter can select
from the list the seven names which
suit him best and any ticket which
may be selected will give Ornasby Co.
a good fair minded working delega os,
at the State Convention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-25
Nevada Mines Merqed

Colorado Springs, July 22.-H. H.
Rarbee this morning conSumated q
$4,000. 900 merger OF Nevada property.
The property comprises 500 acres
OF developed copper territory owned
By the Bell Mare Mining and Develop
ing Company and the Nevada Copper
Company The consolidation has been
ratified by the stockholders OF botn
companies. The corporation is cap
italized at $4,000 goo. Three million
shares are issued 70 take up the issues
OF the two merging companies. The
remainder will be reserved for acquir-
ing more property. The new com
pany claims 1900 tons OF shipping
ore Oh the dumps principally acguir-
ed from the Bell Mare.
| 4 fisty-ton copper Ii2tte smelter is
! 70 be moved to the Bell Mare prop
| erty. because OF the insHfficiency OF
/ the water supply on the ground OF the
Nevada Belle \ 4Gofoot Crosscut
; tunnel is expected to Cut the Copper
! King ledge.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-25
The Troy Laundry

Mr.. A. c. Roscoe, of the Troy laund-
dry company of Reno, arrived in this
city yesterday. His mission is to Sc
cure washing for the laundry in that
town. It is the intention of the COM
pany to run wagon to this city twice
a week and collect what clothes par
ties desire washed. The company
will call and deliver all washes and
guarantee nrst class work at reasona-
BILE rates. The laundry is strictly up
to-date. Modern machinery is used
and a force of nearly twenty white
people employed. Parties who wish
to patronize a modern plant can do no
better than give the Troy laundry a
chance at the work. Orders will be
taken at Davey& Maish's store, or
use phone 70.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-25
Died

At Brunswick Mil ,near Empire)
Nevada. July %, 1902, Eugene 7. HE
key. native of ireland, aged so years.
By the death OF Eugene Hickey, En-
pife loses one of her pioneer resi-
dents. He has been a resident of that
section Tor many years, where he was
Employed in the different mills. He
was we'll known in this city, where
he has many friends who regret his
death.
Deceased was q member Of Carson
LODGE No. 4, A. Q. U. W. The flu
neral will take place at 10 a. n. Sat
urday III this city from the Catholic
church. Interment in the Empire ce
metery
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-25

Architects are invited to submit
plans fer a State Orphans Home to
the Board OF Directors OF said Home
at Carson City, Nevada. on or before
August "A, 1902.
The building is to be Of stone, two
stories in height, (stone to be furnish
ed by the State) size about 50 by 10
feet, cost not to exceed $4,000, and to
contain dining room on first floor
for l2O children and separate dormi
tories on second floor for Go boys and
for GO girls; also on first floor, Office,
reception room, dining room for II
employees. pantry, kitchen, storeroom
tin closet. wash room. play room for
Go children, two rooms for cooks. with
clothes closets. dressing room. bath
room. water closet store room and
session room. On second floor in ad-
dition to dorInitories, two rooms. par
lor ans. clothes closets. for teachers
four roonS fer superintendent and
Matr0n. three rooms with clothes clio
sets. two hospital rooms and medicine
closet. with toilets for males and fe
males. store room for clothing. two
rooms foi' assistant Matron and Nurse
with clothes closets and sewing room
with closets
The person submitting the accepted
plan. with complete specifications fol
building in accordance Il = ewith
within ten days after acceptance OF
plan, Will be paid the sum OF $3Go.0 o.
as full compensation therefor. and III
compensation will be paid for an!
plan not accepted.
The Board reserves the right to re
ject any and all plans Address al
commune ations relating to plans t,
ORNiS RING
Secretary OF Board OF Directors. Car
son City, Nevada
Carson City July a, 1902 t,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-25
4 Day Political

Yesterday was day political. The
announcement of the candidacy OF
Judge Hawley, the resignation OF
Judge Massey and the successors to
the two jurists. kept the wisest
guessing and by the time the matter
had been thoroughly threshed out no
one knew just where they were at.
Another interesting move on the
chess board political was the quick
trip of Senator Stewart and the check
move that was played. Some Of the
political wise think they see the bea-
Wy hand of the old Senator on the
board
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-25
JUDGE MASSEY RESIGNS
Will Join Issues With Judge
Cheney

Yesterday Judge Massey announced
that he should place his resignation
in the hands of the Governor, to take
effect on the first of September.
He states that his reasons for re-
signing are that he desires to go into
partnership with Ex-Judge Cheney, of
Reno.
The air is full of speculation as to
who will be appointed to fill the vacan-
cy. The Governor was interviewed
last evening and simply said that as
he had not as yet received the resigna-
ton he had nothing to say. Mr.. Mas
sey stated to the Secretary of State
last evening that his resignation was
made out and would be filed before
noon today.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-25
Another Relay

TWO weeks from next Sunday. Aug
ust 10th, the Reno Wheelmen will
probably again defend the champion
ship OF the Pacific Coast Their an
tagonists will be the celebrated Gar
den City team OF San Jose, believed to
be the swiftest relay team in Calf
Ornia.
Reno has had one trial with the
Garden City BOYS. The race was run
in this city and was won by Reno
with margin OF a few feet over a
mile.
The San Jose team is especially
strong this season. 1t contains Del
mas. the two DOwTings and other OF
the crack riders.-Journal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-25
ALL so R1s
Trib cures insect bites and stsing

n L 0V y
Trib cures insect bites and stsings.
Try Johnson's Ice Cream Soda.
Catfish are biting at Washoe lake
and big catches are reported.
Our ice cream looks, tastes and is
rich. Davey T. Mash.
c. W. Friend. Matchmaker ard Or
tician.
}. A. 1erington was among the ar
rivals from the west yesterday.
Davey & Maish have the best Sc
lected line of fruit in lnls city.
DR.. Berry, of Hawthorne, is spend
ing few days in this city.
George Mapes, of Reno visited Car
son yesterday.
The Old Oaken Bucket isn't in it
Will d grass u our COOl ice cI0aui
soda. Davis & Maish.
Mrs VIM. Fordham, of Sprucemont,
is in this city with her mother. Mrs
Emma IA,.Zneyer.
The finest line of fresh fruit car be
found at Davey & Maish's new store.
Dan Couillard, of Glenbrook, spent
yesterday in this city
Ice Cream Soda at The Thaxter
Drug Store.
John Epstine was passenger for
] Reno last evening.
! D~n't send TO Chicago for yo:ir col
| lars and cuffs. Joe Plat keep. -
celebrated Corliss and Helmet BRAD.
Garden hose and lawn mowers. a
big stock. can be found at e. j
Walsh's.
It is never too hot for tomales The,
can be found at M. r. Silva's oppos
tie the depot.
Ben Murray, who has been visiting
his uncle Hy Downs. at Lake View
was a passenger for his home in Sal
: Francisco last evening
, Don't forget that the next socia
attraction is the dance ct Empire OF
Friday evening.
Fred Trimmer has departed for tn
POGO TEMPO mines where he has Sc
cured employment.
Postoffice Inspector Driscol ha
6 been transferred to Reno where h
4 viii make his headquarters in the fl
!. ture.
Something new at the Thaxter DR.!
Store-Egg Phosphate
Wedekind City has gained promi,
Il ence enough TO have a postoffice.
, Strachan has been appointed postma
e ter.
4 Don't forget your hot chicken tom
g ie at NIss's today. asst the thin
+ when you DO not feel like cooking
not dinner.
D. James Oliver and a party Of surve
Of ors departed yesterday for Hawthorn
.e where surveys will be run for the I.
1T meralda Consolidated mines. tt
ar company evidently means busine
and will make Esmeralda county OF
OF the leading counties Of the State
ir NJ A. Downey is constantly addil
70 10 his stock of carpets and househo
I'd furnishings. In the carpet line he
10 showing the handsomest lot OF sal
II pies and stock goods ever brought
this city. They are all from the
fahie and celebrated house of w
az %. which is guarantee
cry c.lue. The ladies are invir
ad {. ! and inspect the samples a
he the stock on hand. They will fl
on what they want and at prices IL
J
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-25
FOR U. S. SENATOR. .,cs
Judge HawIey the Selection Of
the Republicans

The News of last evening syprung
a political surprise on the quiet town
of Carson that was out of the ordinary
in it's line. 1t announced that Judge
Thomas P. Hawley was candidate
for U. S. Senator. The report was ma
turally heralded with applause by his
political friends, and the opposition
party men regarded the announcene-
1T as the trump card. There is no de-
nying the fact that Judge Hawley is
one of the most formidable candidates
place upon their ticket, and the fact
that he is after the toga will force
both parties to place their best men
upon the tickets for State and county
offices at the conventions held this
fall. When the word was passed around
politicians and those not so deeply in
terested in the political arena made it
a theme of general conversation, and
none of them could quite figure out
the situation
Judge Hawley has been resident
of this section for so many years that
he has made more friends than enc
mics, and while all do not agree with
him politically, yet they regard him as
one of the ablest and brainest men in
the State.
ri air of a Il q n
Appeal reporter called on the Judge
and asked him if the published state
ment was true.
We'll" said the Judge, while I was
not shown the report before it was
published, and cannot say that it is
all the truth, yet DO not deny CT con
, finn t.,e statement tina, am a candi
tate for the senatorship. You hat
| betler see my friends that have made
| the statement
The first friend that was nlet wa
George T. Mills. Chairman OF the Re
publican State Central Committee
NJ. Mills states positively that Ju.ig
Hawley is the Republican caDdidat
and that the Judge will head the tic
ket.
, In fact, many Of his friends an
close political advisers state that tn
, Judge has thrown down the gauntle
, and is in tie fight to finish
r The present position occupied b
: Judge Hawiey is Gle Of rife. He wa
! tappointed to the United States Di
trict Ludgeship OF this district nearl
; twenty years ago. Two years ag
. Judge Hawley reached the age lin
= ! whereby he could resign from tt
4 bench on two thirds pay for the ba
h ance OF his life. Oh account OF h
d ambition, good heath and fond
l. OF active Tie, he has remained at h
r post Of duty and is today regarded ;
5. enc OF the ahlest jusists on the benc
d Naturally he is looked upon as
J. strong candidate by both parties.
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Wanted-A boy to rub Trib on the
porcupine at the Emporium zoo.
Sixty men are employed at the But
ters plant in Six mile canyon.
Mr.. F. Galenas, OF San Francisco.
IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Howard. OF
Wastoe Valley.
Sheriff Kinney arrived from Lake
Valley yesterday Bill says that his
iitical fence building, but to bring in a
load Of fish
Professor Roberts, Oliver Tenant
and Charley Stewart have offered
,iudge Massey the superint endency OF
the False Alarm mine, IN the hopes
of keeping him in this city and to
holi, keep the wolf from the door,
Brakeman Platfoot was killed yes
.erday at Wells by eastbound passen-
ger train No. 3 The conductor of
the passenger refused to carry the re-
mains to Ogden without a order
Adjusters appraised the damage to
| the Palace hotel at Reno by fire at
! 81 Gi4.50, which was promptly paid
The Wedekind mine and mill has a
| total OF fifty employees says the Reno
Gazette
j, 4 traction engine is to be used for
! transporting freight from Winnemuc
ca to Kennedy district.
George Wilson of the Sacramento
league has organized baseball nine
| IN Reno.
/, Harold Polkington OF Yerington
has announced himself AS a candidate
for District Attorney of Lyon county
| G. r. Ferret has declared his inten
tons of offering his services as She
riff of Washoe county, provided he
can get the nomination and enough
Republican votes to elect him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-25
Not His Bow

A few days ago Jersey Mcdonald, of
TINS city. received word thar ms son
Angus. had met with a terririe acct
dent on the railroad, which would
cause the boy to lose his leg
LAST evening Jersey received fur
ther advise. which stated that Angus
had 2 leg broken and was in the rail
road hospital. and thar the man who
lost the leg was named Mckenzie. a
former resident of the Comstock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-25
For Sale

have 500 cords of No clear pine
wood. cut and ready for hauling on
the Lake Tahoe road. 8 miles from
this city. The entire amount is for
sale. For particulars enquire of E.
D. Sweeney.
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FiQht TONIGHT

TIE big fight between Jesf:ias and
E'itzsnmons will take place il San
Francisco this evening. The Critic
lion has made arrangements to re-
ceive reports Of the fight by rounds.