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JnoIanoet.


Sfpler faar Eenge. - Zen npe
Sfat. iom 2egisIatiiren bar beilnttet
at iIrsse, bill iubbringe Statsuni.
periitetet os 2anhbrn9sifpIen | Imes
omtrent 100000 bper on aoret !
5 gor, mems 2GrerifpIen | Geoar
Sails oil iau omfriug $4,000.
Stan fire fur 3 Gents. - Spor.
beisfompaniet | 9cs Ioines bar
forellaact for 9prdobet, at oct oil
i9lge s 9iIetter Tor % Gents, ionr
DOG fun tan bru9eS meIlem 81. 6 og
ON 5ormiOoaeen % 6 og Z ON
@ftermiobagen; nten bet er paa 9e.
ttngelie al at 9praaOet life giper no.
get onbet aomponi Ret til at OIL.
l9sge Sporueie poa @aberne.
Np aanoibat. - Der er Iaa monae
aonbibater / Marfen MOB aongres.
mano Sou9er, at Def forbaabentlig
pil enoe meo, at ben eneIte norIfe Re.
prGientnnt fra Soma | aonaresIcn
oil blipe nomineret igien, mems DC
anore flaar bneranore libel. GIT
iibit er oct Sumcan GnIe. Rortb.
ip~eitern SonenS Sagfsrer i Raion
Gitp, iom iiges gierne at bile rehr9.
ientere Souns 4be 8iitrift.
Salffuer. - 8ia s. 8biIips, en-
al @eit Unions "prominente" W9nb,
or foripunben. San er fsot / 9obo.
laget og bar boet i 8eit Union | 40
Iar og bar mot mesen anieeIie
blanot aac, iom fienbte bam. Ga
man | @eit Union iorIe6en begpnote
at Ipefulcre ouer, at ban life font til.
bage, fanot man efterbaanben, at
ban | 9pens Banter bapoe iaaet
$4,000 peb at ifripe falife 8erIcr.
Ssbc otter Sperationcn. - WrS.
anorefp Sonion beb 8aterbiIe, TOM
bar ppret meget ipg, bIeb taget til ga
Crosse Den 216e Wfarts for at unber.
gaa Ell Operation. Den 27be ioreto.
aeS Speratiouen, oe omfrlng 1000
8alSeItene blep taene no, men bun
bsoe ben 2S6e. Senoes Sig bragteS
bient % begraoeOeS paa GItre Gatnt
Greet 8irfeganrb. SenbeS Manb, FIRE
9stre % 70 Ssuner o%perleper benbe.
Saarlis Saber. - so. 6. SopfinS
og bans 9rooerisn Com Sopfins
itob forleben for &etten / @ebiter
Gitp UNDER Inflaae for at babe
itiaalet flere aoSier meb bermetiif
nebIagt "Speet Corn" fra garebuiet
Der / 9pen. timber Sorbsret pioneoc
ben fsriteS 13.aarise Ssn, at Sabe.
ren bapbe beiiet bam op til ct Sinbu
beit oppc paa Sarcbltiet % tpi,neet
bam til at frpbe inc giennem oct o.
iii berpna at fraple neb for at LUTTE
op Ssren %inbcnfra. iaa at DC andre
let flnoe fomnle inc og itiGIe.
iSaber % 9attcr. - S. s. Garpel
/ Siour Gitp boebe for Is aor iiben
/ TIonfinton. Ser miitebe ban fin
Some, og Fan lao iaien meb TO imdu
gsrnL buorof oct pnaite per ell Bige
paa 8 Wuoneber. Wteo SaberenS
Somtpffe blep bum obopteret al y.
9. Gilman, iom itrar fIptteoe bort
fra Spo Sofoto. Gilman piIbe op.
brage Barnet iom lin esen Satter og
srlifebe life, at Snberer ifuIbe be.
isee benoe. Wten GarpeI pasieoe pao
at faa pioc, bpor SinmonS flptteoe
ben, 90 iorIeben brpg ban ill @or.
reuSbur9 / Misiouri, bpor DC mi Dor.
San fonSt lin Satter, ben imiiffe
gtiiS Gilman, bo bun fom no Of
9pens SsiifoIe. San fcrtalte fenbe,
boem ban por, bum bIep meget gIoo
peb at fin6e lin pirfeli9e Saber, og MI
fol GarpcI Ofte faa Sob til at beisge
lin Satter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08

iascoe Ipninar % let hcrtoper Err.
rierne os inc | Snieue tpoe os trebipe
MiI borte, bpor "Sar iisI" lao %
sInoeSc eaer sr9lnmeoc iis cpcr, of
Fans aanbiont bapoe ieiret ener bar
Hagen. oIt efteriom SmibrioigbeSer.
ne bapoc billet BET.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
q. Sbemclb, Den fra Sponfrifa

8. Sbemclb, Den fra Spoofrifa
biempenote RiSiionar, bois llOtaIeI.
ier ON goerfri9en bIep siengipct /
forrise Nlrnmer al "8oiteu" cfter
"8ioneer 8reis," oploicr mi, ar ban
life, ion frentftinet / naunte @Iab,
bar iaet, at "9oerfrigen er ioa cipiIi'
ferret, Icu Srig / oct belle fan blioe. "
0a ban ieLp Tor o9ret paa anItebet,
be6 ban 10 bebrc, flyer han, % firlNe
feIgeIig life bope libtolt noget fligt.
SmioIerti6 roier han 9oerle for DC.
res humane SrenfGrb, og ertboer tan
oa regne no, at BET er til eugIGnoer'
ne, han figter, ttaur ban artpoer, at
arigen life fsres paa ctoiliicret 8iS.
8aitor SbemeIO flyer, at ban Eaabcr,
@oerne bill ieire.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
ct iiGloemt 5iltGloe.

Ser forleoen Dag trai ui en- liSett
Gut / 6 aars alSeren iom life bar
aauife goSt fornsiet meo StloGrelien;
han bapoe nemlig life enomi bapt no
aen @eburtsSag, fortGler ct gptte-
bIaS. Sporbau bette bar gaaet for
fia2 SO, ban par fsot ben 29Se
Sebruar 1896 og ifiiIoe Sa iaaIeoes
hape 8eburtSoog boert 4be Star; men
ioa Tom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS os sioroe
SoranSrine peo S%fubaaret, og inale.
Ses ioar ban MI ingeu 8eburrsoag,
fsr ban bIiper s Iar sarnmel.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
HpIitif Oh &irfeitrib fdl

RpIitif % airfeitriS for,, iom be-
fienbt, unbertioen faa 9Iobet iii al
Itise i Sopeoet pna SoIf. 9ette be-
fr9ftsbe fig forIeben for RoIitifens
@e6tommetbe nebe / Ietp Scriep,
bpor en- 81 sar snmrneI @nno fom /
9iipitt meo en- 40 glor pngre poIitiif
MfobitanOer % enOte meb at gipe BAN
en- 9ragt &rpgI. Mton gisr iaamGn
beoft | at trnbe pariomt, raar man
rrerner fig aIber % @rfaring al ben
aaIiber, iom oenne SIbmg maa pGrc
besapet mco.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
Gam. g.. Sberipn, Der / en- RGffe

Sam. @. Speriun, Der / en- RGffc
al aar iii aImiroeIig SiIfre6sbeo bar
befIaot Stiaingen iom asfiiterenoe
StatsauSitsr / Rinneiota, bar M en-
fIGret fig iom aanoiOat for aitaitsr.
enbeoet beS fonureitSe 8als. eta.
tens 8re$ie er / Acknowledged gun.
fig iteHlt for $r. S~eeriens aanSioa.
titr, os buns llOiister til OF erboIbe
Rominntionen er autoecIis ioa gooe
iom rogens.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
Die Sbumpiun 8prSun er uoIia al.

aaoct DeO 9sOcn / @opmt &oreb,
8i&., ! en- IIoer al so 9lor. Sun bar
isot i GeIemarfen, gspree. % fom til
gmerifa / 1914, "a han iettIeSc i
gtuite8o. Get noite Mar iIptte0e ban
Ill a~Oibtououg og ienere igien til
Sprin8oale. s DC iioite II slar bar
ban boet ! Rount @oreh. San citer.
Iabcr Jig Spitru og Ter Born. DC
iioiteS Rnonc er: Wtr2. ". 9ratnlS,
gtr&. Gle eIpeiem o. @trS. z, 9rat.
rub, Sonloutown, So, Mrs. u. Sru.
irIen, Spriu8boIe, 8iS,, % Sphu %
SOraon, 4iaIon Gin. So.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
montunn.

SGnst. - Clinton 9otion, ON
bpem ri tibIisere beretteoe, at bar
iummen meo Ell anoen brebte fin
egen Saber, blep bGngt iibite Sire.
bag i SGngIlet i Deer 2obge.
Gtrcif. = s auaconba og Butte
bar $500 Irbeioere / Inaconba
Rompaniets Sieueite miitet tit ar.
beibe, ba &omponiets Golf, iom sisr
Sieneite peb Seiieappuraterne / 8ru|
berne, bar giort Streif.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
Rbnnr 9sinnn.
aompanier imeItes iammen.

Eette err en- Observation-Disclosures
lib. SegisIaturen bar mn pebtaget
Den ~nebbenoige 2opgipning, bporpeb
Iogang aobnes til at fombinere ollie
Sporpeisfompanier og ale @ns.
% eleftriif 2ps-aompanier / Staten.
4&bobe SsIono Company, iom ON.
fotter flere bibtil beitoaenbe 3on1pa.
nier, blep oprettet meo en- 8apitaI
paa $t6,000,00O.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
Oreenn.
Sanrlia &clhanbcl.

Sanrlis Ielbanbcl. = Sra BORT.
LAMB ifripes, at Sanbelctt meS' Sbeoe.
mel fra StiaebopsfpIten paa Srien.
ten for Siben er meget baorIig.
Slere af Sampitibene, iom bar 9aaet
/ benne Sraetfart, maa berior opbsre
oermeb. Sra Sonefons fommer
WeboeIelie on, at Der babes poo
Eager 100000 S9ffe, bporaf
100000 er fra Sregon, @aibing'
ton og California. Wonge al aisb.
mettbene isger MI at iaIge fit OfeI
til ll%nberpris, for Hegutioeu begpn'
Der og sbelegger, bbuo De bar pua
Saan0en.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08

firmper for ben anorfiitiIfa Gore.
Strof | @eoer of op til $1,000 ener
meo SGnsiel | op til 9 slar faitirties
Tor apisnogipere oe 5orlGgaere, icm
trpffer geger eIler glpiier, Der for.
fparer Gnarfismen oa for Soft. ion
giper offentlig ~befienote gnarfiiter
ct 9iIhnatsite0 | fine Sllie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
mfdJtann.
Sfiiccrcr brufncoc.

Siiieercr Srnfncoc. - 2Gitnanterne
s. s. glperp % %. aIbbrio9e tug Jig
| Sreoags iammsr meo Srompeter u.
Si,rnep en- Iioen Siifetur poa 8onoef
uSenfor Sort @npne peb Setrolt. 600
garSs ubenfor Sortet fortrebe gao.
Sen, oa be TO 2sitnanter orufneee,
mems Srompetcren biergeOe Zig ilono.
9eaae 2sitnunter bapbe eiort Siene'
ite pna S~iIipinerne, bpOr De uomGrte'
DC iia.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
3gtisCnnrt.

Scrsmt Ialcri. - S Ell sammel
"Gaie" paa Iarfet Street / ct.
Souis bar man funSet ct 0toIeri iom
iiaes at bare maIet al Den itore
Mieiier Sorace geruet. Saliep &.
sSocs, Sirefter oeo aunitnmiGet,
Iiaer, bet er oprbt $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
Guitar Gtoe

taller for giholo / RiepIlst gpuutp $3.50
april Ct Better 1909 april 0taniato 20oe;
Sutiernut Aiten 2loe; 2.utoln aiteu 22oe;
Naoella Giten 23oe; Site Sinoeu 24oe;
SANTA giten 25oe; Glbion ggf.su 26oe; Spea.
oIol SO N. sQer Il. 2 27oe; albion w en-
25ss; Strosan aitsu 2Soe; Suiierielo al
zen 29oe; peo Ohm Giteu 3ote. E!iuueiota.
Nelitabsts lloienotna.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
Arm DnrR.

Strcna Con. - 8uperner SSea
har M mberIfrepct Ell Sop, iom fait.
letter iom Stroi pp til 10 garS
iSdslaid eIler op til $1,000 | gsber
eaer begse 9cIe for Yeriouer, iom |
tale, SfriIt caer paa or,pen Naaoe
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
9lliupts.
Or, Guubbcsf / Sbieaap.

~ ~HHVVtV ST'"BNt -
Carl Sunobecf anfom I'll Gbicogo
SreoagS os oil giere en- Soreorags'
relic til De iper'fc aolonier berooer
for at bereoe Sci for itsrre Sdmar'
bcibe mellem oct ganIe Sano og De
roporbreoc Sperifer. Or. Sunobect
beItoa / arisen mellem 8rGfenIutb
oa Sprfiet paa 8rPferneS SIDE og
err Sorfatter al flcre Seger. Seri'
bIanot Ell ON Speniferne / Imerifa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08
Qrnen" RD. 33.

SubbpIb: SreIft fra @oIssn. - New
Hampshire Witticism. - 2tot ptIoleoenoe.
-Sarl Deaon9s. 81 argarsihe Berner. -
Trp. - Gan ui0its Raao. - Soften % sGhet,
- gaaper.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08

ut bclbrsss en- 5Orij6lelie cen Tag.
Brua Rarnsr's White Wine Of Tar
Syrup, BET beoiie 9uitsHiSesI pan SorSsL
Is "a so Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-08

Teuofpmne Hummere al "g5eo
Nrnen" tau erbolOeS ior 15c
EXTRA.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20
Fixing the Place

Yesterday the work of placing the
iron Orders in position at the store
of S. B. Cohen was commenced. The
Orders are weighty affairs and it re-
Quired a tackle to raise them into po-
sition When this work is finished.
the laying of the cement walk will be
continued. This part of the improve
meHt is an far as it can be carried
until the iron work is in place. Should
MI Brougher do no further work, the
improvements already finished will
render his property by far te best in
this city He says that this is only q
starter, and when finished the Airing
ton will be the finest hotel in this
State, if not this side of San Fran
cisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20
The EIleford Company.

The Ellerford company will appear
at the Carson Opera house Monday
and Tuesday evenings next, Septem-
Der 22d and % I'd, presenting Monday
evening, "A Lions Heart" and Tues
day matinee, cinderella" and Tues
day evening, Shenandoah" The
company only recently played San
Jose and the Mercury had the follow
ing notice:
The Ellerford company has been
delighting large crowds at the Vic
tory theatre with their clever perfor.
mances of high class plays at popu.
lar prices. Blue Jeans. "Shenan
doah," and the cinderella" matinee
broke all previous records held by
this organization in point of atten
dance. All of the productions have
been costly and elaborate. The com
pany is first class, being he best that
Manager Ellerford has ever brought
to San Jose.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20
Looking For Mines

Yesterday Mr. A. T. Forbes, of San
Francisco, arrived in this city. He is
here on mining business and is look
ing for mining investments. Yester
day he visited a number of claims in
this neighborhood, and while he had
little to say regarding their merit,
yet he is sufficiently interested to put
in considerable time in further inves-
tigation.
Mining is Mr.. Forbes business, and
he is not looking for cheap undevel-
oped property. II any of the pros
pectors have a good thing he is will
ing to take look at it and should ii
suit him there will be a bargain
struck He will take a trip south
where he has his eye on some proper
ty. He will also take in all of the
prospects in this section and make re
ports on them to the people he re
presents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20
woo"men Tonight

Tonight will be Woodmen of the
World night in Reno and it is expec-
ted that the streets will be blocked
with saw logs, fruit trees. sage brush
and other shrubbery and paraphena
ia. For the past two weeks the Reno
camp has been preparing for the big
initiation and it Ois given out that 155
candidates will be initiated. OF this
number Reno has Is; Carson, 40; Yer
fngton, 10: Floriston, 20; Truckee. Is;
Several WOodmen of Gardnerville and
Sheridan are going down to see the
goat turned loose and take lessons In
wood saving. There will be street
parade at p. m, after which the de-
gree teams will show the candidates
what it requires to learn to saw wood
as a true WOodman learns before he
can be at home in the forest. The
railroad company has granted the
WoOdmen a special rate from Carson
of 81 for the round trip. tickets good
until the next day. The train will
leave Carson this evening at 6:25.
FOund-Between Carson and Hell
den reich's ranch, ladies gold watch
and chain. Watch engraved on in
side. Enquire of Fred Gray at the
Briggs house.
v. D. Fletcher, of Bodie and c. E.
Froelich, of Hope Valley, are regis
tered at the Briggs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20
Proposals For Wood

The Board of Capitol Commission
ers will receive sealed bids for fur
nishing so cords of nut pine wood,
the same to be corded, on the east
side of the Capitol grounds, measur
ed. sawed into Is inch lengths and
piled in the basement of the Capitol
building, under the supervision of the
Board. Bids will be received up to
noon on the End day of October, 1902
and said bids will be opened and con.
sidered on said day at 2 O'Clock o.
m. The wood must be delivered on
or before the 18th day of October
1902.
The Board reserves the right t.
reject any or all bids. Address
Clerk of Board of Capitol Commiss
toner's, Carson City Nevada.
w. r. DAVIS,
Clerk
September II, 1902.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20

The farmers in the vicinity of Ere
dricksburg have decided not to build
= creamery, and will continue to haul
milk to the old creamery.-Record.
The Gardnerville Record says that
Roulette Wheel, one of the race hor-
ses that Hugh Willis had here last
spring, was killed by wild animals
near Bodie last week. :.
The aerial tramway used at the
Morgan mill in Empire will be taken
up to the Curez-Evans mill. The ca
BILE is two miles long and will be used
to convey ore from the mine to the
mill. There are now 100 men EN-
ployed at the dam and about the pro
perty, rushing it through before the
snow flies.
The bad weather knocked the band
boys out Of their street parade last
evening, but the people received more
than their moneys worth at the dance
and concert.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20
Buying Ponies

Walter Hobart, who has been in this
section for number of days excited
considerable comment, as it was sup
posed that he was looking for the
lost Barley mine. This seems to
have been the least portion Of his
mission.
Instead he put in his time buyine
up polo ponies. Of which he secured
a half dozen that met his approval
Some were secured in Washoe Valley
and one or two will come from this
valley Tho horses will leave today
in a car from this city and Will Ma
Their will take them to Mr.. Hobart
ranch Guess Mr. Hobart has about
OWNED that there is no mine in Lit
tie Valley.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20
For AssembIyman

ALT Doten has his political card in
another column, which states that he
is a candidate for As-emb'ymau, sub
ject to the decision Of te Republican
convention.
ALT Doten has probably attended as
many sessions of the Legislature Of
Nevada as any man in tie State He
has always occupied the reporters
seat, and as a consequence kn:ws as
much parliamentary law as any nan
that could be sent. If the Republi-
cans are looking for men that know
the legislative business from \ to l.
he is the man to select.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20

MINING
GOVERNOR COLCORO HOME
FROM the MINES
A Big Property That is Being
Developed

Governor Colcord, who is Superin-
tendent of the Esmeralda Consolida-
ted Mines Company, has returned to
this city from trip to the property.
He spent a number of days at the
mines and most of his time was at
the springs where the company is de-
veloping water for the mills.
A survey has been finished from
the water supply to the mills and
mines, a distance of twelve miles. AS
soon as sufficient water is found, the
work of laying pipe will commence.
Mr.. -Colcord states that when the wa
ter is found in sufficient quantity, the
pipe line can be laid in sixty days. A
tunnel is being driven for the water
and about one inch is flowing. Should
this place fail, canyon beyond will
be used, where another bunchOf
springs are known. The company is
determined to have the water before
any further work is done.
Had water been taken in when the
property was worked, there would be
, no mine there now, as it would have
been worked. He is absolutely sat
isfied that. mine is a big paying in
vestment, and with milling facilities
cheap, there will be dividends and
bullion for many years to come.
Esmeralda county has always fur
inshed great deal OF bullion and this
mine alone has turned out some O.
the richest rock ever dug from thu
earth.
Specimen mining is not to be the prt
position.It is a big affair with plent!
: of money back if it, and the intention
is to make all grades of ore that ar
in the mine pay. This can and viii
: be done when the water is in, whicl
is only matter of short time. MI
Colcord has followed mining for tn
best part of his life, and believes tina
the Esmeralda Consolidated is de:
tined to be one of the big mining prt
e nprtios of Nevada
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20
DOUGLAS
D0INGS
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM
UP THE VALLEY
Demented Sh ep herder
Leaves His Fl0cks

Attorney Chartz was in Gardner
vile Saturday on business connected
with the meeting of the stockholders
of the Smelter company.
Charles Thofnton, whose departure
from Gardnerville last week caused
some uneasiness among his credit
ors, writes from Stockton that he will
return to Gardnerville soon, if he can
secure employment there.
lessen Bros. and p. c. Wilder have
decided to erect a three stamp mill
and put in concentrators to reduce
the ore from their Smith valley mine.
The machinery has been ordered and
will be here before long. The concen-
trates will be brought to the new smell
ter for reduction.
Charles Hunt passed through town
Tuesday with a load of freight for
Loope He reports 100 men at work
and the mill completed. Work on the
! dam and tram way is prokgressins
| IdQlUly. dIJ VI Ills lOdu was d 81
foot electric drill which will be used
in the mine.
Frank Campbell, sheep herder ir
the employ of Friend Dangberg. be
came demented and wandered away
bare footed from his band Of sheer
in Indian valley on Wednesday O
last week. A number of men witt
two of the Dangberg boys were Gu
looking for him on horse back severa
days, but he was not found until Sun
day afternoon, after he had been with
out food or shelter for four night
and days. He was taken care of an
was reported the first of the week a
getting better. Mr.. Campbell had hi
head hurt in an accident on he " /
T. railroad some years ago ami neve
'ully recovered from the effects Of til
accident. He left his shoes with hi
sheep and wore only 4 shirt and
pair Of overalls when Gun l-Conrie
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20
ARE PRIZE
WINNERS
JOHN SPARKS HERD CAP.
TuRES HONORS
OREGON cattIemen Acknow ledqe
the Blue Ribbon

John Sparks received a telegram
yesterday from his foreman, Mr.
Sprague, that made him as happy as
any other news that he could have re-
ceived, except possibly notification
that he had been elected Governor of
Nevada. He has therefore, the Sec
ond greater pleasure of his life yet
in store. What Mr.. Sprague wired
him was that his show herd from the
Alamo stock farm had gone against
the superb cattle of Oregon, the best
in the world, and had captured prac-
tically all the honors in sight.
The Alamo Herefords won three
grand sweep stakes at the State fair
at Salem; ten first prizes, three sec
ond and four third. Last year Mr..
Sparks got one sweep stake for his
herd there and was amply satisfied.
To evidence what a splendid show
ing he made there from his wonder
full Nevada raised cattle, it may be
said that Armor Rose, supposed to be
in the east to be the best and which
really was the highest priced Here
ford COW in the world, was not among
the herd, because there were so many
that would out point her among Mr.
Sparks HerefOrds.
The next move of the Alamo hero
will be to North Yakima, where the
Washington State fair will be held
Then they will go to Spokane. The
next jump will be to Lewiston, Idaho
then to Boise City, where the Idah.
State fair will be held The herd will
get back to Reno in time to vote TO
the next Governor and the best Gov
ernor Nevada has ever had. They will
bring with them blue ribbons and me
dals that will make the whole Stat
share in Mr.. Sparks rejoicing.-Joul
nal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20

Hot Mexican Tamales at Davey &
Maishs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20
Cloth by the Yard

have 200 samples in dress goods,
such as homespun, Vienna cheviot
basket cloth, covet cloth, broad cloth,
Venetian Thibet, zebeline clay cloths
mixed suiting, whipcord Walton
showers proof cloth, Kersey raglan
cloth etc., which I will sell by the
yard at Wholesale prices. Goods de
livered in ten days after order is Civ
en-.
MRS. K. KNOWLES
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20
MURDER
TRIAL
SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY
GlNEN BY WITNESS
The Shaughnessy Case is Re.
viewed

VbOVvV0
The taking of evidence in the case
of James J. Shauhnessy, on trial for |
conda on January oath last, was COM !,
menced yesterday afternoon, District
Attorney Hood having previously
made an opening statement to the
jury.
The States first witness was Frank
E. Curtiss, who was in the house of
ill-fame when the murder was COM
mitted He testified to hearing the
shot fired and the body fall, but was
not a witness to the shooting. He
was not cross-examined by the de-
tense.
Gladys More, the keeper of the
| house. was called next and her testi-
mony was the same as that of Curtis
The State offered the deposition of
DR.. T. c. Hanson as to the cause of
the death of the murdered woman,
but the defense offered a strong OBJ
I ~
it was not admitted.
At this mornings session the de-
ferse recalled Frank E. Curtis, the
States star witness, for the purpose
of cross-examination and developed
some sensational and unexpected tes-
timony. Curtis stated that he regard
ed Shaughnessy as crazy man; that
his actions during the day were those
of a man not in his ri:.ht mind; that
he acted very much like a demented
being and he did not regard him sane
; that he laid beside the body for -four
hours and when arrested asked the
dead body to go with him.-Silvel
) State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20

It is not necessary to wear ready
made garments, when you can ge:
suits. coats, jackets ETC., made to
measure by the lagest and best equip
ped ladies tailoring company in Anne
RIGA. Leave your orders with
MRS. X. KNOWLES.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20
Wood For Sale

Good dry split pine and limb wood,
has never been flumed and is prime for
use. Will be sold in quantity to suit
patrons. Saving done at short notice
cut to suit patrons. r. SAVAGE.
Phone 191.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-09-20

There are twenty-five men employ.
ed at Raser City, in Donnelly moun.
tain district Humboldt county.