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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-24

THANK you kondly. sor.' was the reply.
= sweeper sS came a.;,e to appeal from a fine
clothes.
Don't you know that all officers and
men must appear here in uniiorm?' asked
Capt. Gibson.
yes, sir " ad mtted the appellant.
.Then you remain suspended until next
Tuesday and come here In your uniform
said the court.
It often occurs that men who are fined
one days pay take an appeal when they
it RENTED. The appeal gives them T ..es-
day afternoon of duty Whenever the
Board of Appeals scents case Of this
kind the offender is likely to have his fine
increased,
An argumentative fellow was up for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-24

Another driver was up for drunkenness
He said he'd punch me In the nose
said the dump inspector. who weighed
twice as much as the driver.
mo, he said he'd punch my nose," said
the driver.
record He had been up on charges thirty
FIVE times in three years.
Il move he be dismissed said the Cap
tain; and 1t went through with rush.
An. ash wagon driver in whose wagon
was found a basket OF garbage said some
one must have put It there while he was
giving another driver helping hand.
His fine was reduced from Ave to three
days.
ing a loaded cart to the stables at noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-24

and the long line il prairie schooners
began to disint egrate, men had something
else to think about. and the sight was
forgotten, suppose.
But never forgot it, and now and then
occasionally ] have met some one who
also saw the sight, and as l knew they
were men who never drank or dreamed,
I satisfied myself that was not mistaken
in what saw reckon 1t wos the grand
army OF prairie dogs looking for places to
burrow. know where some OF them
located but where the devil did they come
f,orn1-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-24
RIDING A BUCKING STEER.
u 10 Called . Harder Task Than sticking
on . Bucklng RrOncO.

"A bucking bronco" said the retired
cowboy, lie generally considered the
hardest proposition to ride in this land.
but until a man has tackled a bucking
steer he has not realized all the possibilities
OF the gentle art.
Out In the COW country they have just
art. None Of the Wild West shows has
yet got hold Of the few fellows who have
mastered the stradde and seat, and until
they do their congresses of rough riders
will not be complete.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-24

losing a shoe. He hadn't offered that
excuse at the time and the board didn't
believe it, for the fine was allowed to
stand.
Another appellant who had been fined
three daya' pay for mixing garbage and
increased his fine to FIVE days.
Then came round-faced, good-hu-
mored Irishman named Mcveigh. why
do you appeal" asked Capt. Gibson.
1.-Two fines for ono offence Is unconstitu-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-24

dismissal because he had heen caught
lettering and OF his beat twice In the Same
day. The foreman said this man wouldn't
work.
Il know him: he's bad egg said Supt.
Stanton. The board dismissed him.
One OF the garbage collectors was up on
appeal because he had been fined for mix
ing paper and ashes. He said the fore.
man had instructed him to bring III two
bags of paper on the last load Of ashes
that day. The case was put over until
the foreman could be called
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-24

with a fine Of three days pay and under
stood that clearly enough to show his happi-
ness by a huge smile.
big Irishman, who had suffered an I'm
pairment Of his faculties through a recent
accident, had been recommended for dis
missal because he was found under the
influence OF liquor at s'i5 in the morning
II didn't know took so much" was his
defence. He got of with a fine OF five
days pay.
III it happens again you CO. said Capt.
Gibson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

While "Iflzsensr. the mayor
reslas 20 be slespine, se laI ~ tie
e.sslnE % the variety thsateFE aud
dance halls fl tho newly paved bust
ness district south Of Yesler way Il
concerned. the business men OF that
ieoalitY are growing more and mere
indignant over his failure 70 keep
his promises 10 cleanse that quarter
% the city.
Tho Star sent reporters 10 inter
view some Of the leading merchants
and business men fl that district
snd almost without exception thsf
rpandiy condemn tbs mayors n1sli=
Kene~.
one exception Vas that q cioHnou
A Kelly afaaEists. i11 Occidental
avenue Nj CiuFsau said; u don't
care II there waH variety theHisr
Ia every basement On the street We
.eil -. s.,i. ~ & tseS> s.. 49,.
stuff 50 far a. iFs are concerned
tbs variety thEafeHH efH sod
thing They increase our business =
This WIS., the euiy word u COM
mendation for these deuE % In
tqaity that was NunchAafed. Que
man. v ho refused - Alinn bis name
- De used. because l don't cArs 20
make any susmiss." 4 = Kruetr Ne
said From a moral standpoint
these ptHrea are a had thing. and
would Eke O. see them cleared out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
CORONER PROBES INTO
MYSTERY OF HER DEATH
Inquest VIII be Held Tomorrow Morning Over the
Remains of Miss De Boe-Was Ii Murder or
Suicide---The Police Claim TO Have Secret
Information

formation nov that Il 10 expected
VIII cr~atn a sznrsftou shea pro-
dured at the roFousr's Inquest tofnar- .
row. This Information is Of q serrst
nature furnished b. the police. ms
.--=-s...- gwen fae nssf aiSnietns
l. that theirs are p.rsons lmplieatef
OF az lsast supposed 90 BE implicated
VINO wouii profit BY the Information
TO clear sheir skirts q any oonnsc@
ton with the case.
presenting Attorney Scott stated
thls fyorulng that he hoped 70 HAiu
a great deal of Information reFeFdans
the case when Re got the witnesses
on the stand under oath At the ~
quest tomorrow
eve have not hsan able 10 Get any
information" said Mr.. Scott today,
that would warrant Us IN ISSUING .
complaint against anyone c1nuaotsa
,vtfh the $50. The aisooting ~ fnys-
.erious 10 say the least and EVER
sffnrs viii bs made 10 probe Il te the
bottom. when several Of those Wit
naauss who have told stories Al =
ssarfanrA get On the witness stand
tsn.orrow ws hope 20 break them
down and get ct the fsots Of tho
matter.
a-rhs csss has been laid before me
and also before my deputies more
than once. / fully realise that there
IL sofnathing wrong, but the intof
nation has been rneagsH ana thsfs
has not been enough 20 werh upon.
Coroner Hoye this morning wi.so
Fred A. Huriebaus, husband 81 tns
ss.d vxnmau. at washington, y. G.,
scauaIntlnr him with the full de-
tails 81 the shooting. The tsleEfam
that was sent Hurisbaus By Dr.
jor,iaa dif no; state sh=s The Seitaan
bad met a yiulsnt death. and the
coroner believes that he should
know ths real feNs,
ON my opinion the husband OF the
.yo,nan should have been notified OF
he shooting when Il happened,
ala the coroner. Or. Jordan told
me however, that no did not know
xhere the relatives Of the woman
lived and for that reason could not
notify them. However. he appeared
to know whore HurlebauH lived, TOT
he told me last night that ne
had telegraphed him and had re-
celved replies. -,
A large number Of witnesses VIII
no Examined. The important ones
are Dr. Jordan. Mrs. Mygatt ana
Mrs Cor, who were IN the building
"A least. whsu the shooting occurred,
ana VI Lewis. a clothief. who was
also going into the building when
the shooting occurred.
1--WE examined the wound yester
dAV nj the autopsy and found no
powder marks. The flesh about the
wound IL burned and the entrance u
tust the size Of a bullet, The In
terror Of the wound was nrOhed. bur
no powder burns were found there
tsnrs 5na antVf,ag d,gTf nssh iseii q
great deal Of discussion ~ 20 the
nature Of a wound inflicted when q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

by products was almost entirely
iHzsE PROFIT
An Inspection - tho plant con
vtncsd me that but little % tha gnrh-
arr vas burned Even the ashes q
that NhiSh Vas cFarnatsd we're sold
FOR a time the company received Is
cents per cubic yard for them % al
ir low land. ard at the tire ] was
there the corn pany was making con-
tracts 60 cell them fer fertilizer AZ a
maIch larger profit.
Il could not md out how much
money they Were actually making
out - ". but the secretary told me
he sd not thiuk there was any stock
for sale. and when suggested that
several changes IN the franchises
would be advantageous. he intimat-
- that he I'D not care 70 disturb
present very satisfactory conditions.
The fact that the company had
f.szss r.ssf e con sifsrahia az uafi -
IN aghtfnE litigation that had arisen
as a result q granting the cfssnaiory
franchise n also TO be taken into
consideration. The COMPANY had a
monopoly and was destroying most
OF the garbage Of San Francisco"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

WHISTLES Margaret r. De Hoe.
wsr~e true name was Mrs. y A.
Huriebans. attempted suicide IN her
room In the SAFE Deposit building
Last Sunday night. OF whether uhs
zas shot b. ss1as other psrEsfi. riii
ba determined ~ a coronsrss jury
tomorvow. After a cunsultaiian this
morning. Prosecuting Attorney scott
and Coroner Hoye decided 70 hold
The Inquest At the nonney- Natson
chapel tomorrow.
Ths Jury viii begin 20 taks issii.
m0ny in the now celebrated eass AZ
$50 O'Clock A Ions list OF witnesses
has been made w and some ssasa-
tionsi testimony 10 expacted.
The facts IN the case are that Miss
De Hoe, as she II best known. vas
shot IN n roam IN the safe Deposit
fuildIng. Al the time and for sew
eral days previous police detectives
had bssn investigating the relations
between Or. j. Eugene Jordan and
the wosnmn. II had been reported 70
tho police that the woman was
practically hsid n prisoner ~ the
physician Ne claimed that sha vas
simply under his professional care.
- far ~ the police have learned
no one saw the shooting. Mrs
Mysatt At one time stated that she
was In the room when the shooting
occurred. Since that tins her state
menfa regarding the matter accord
ing 10 the police have been changed.
Or. Jordan was at least very near
the room when the shooting DC
CURED Tho police are attempting
70 prove that he was In the room
and now claim 10 have evidence 90
that effect. Miss DE Hoe died With
out ma King any statement regarding
me shooting except IN the presence
OF Or. Jordan. She Insisted that she
shot herself. Police Detectives at
tempted 10 get into the room alone
with the woman and get statement
from her but were refused admit
lance untu after she had lapaed into
a state % Inconsistencies ana was
unable 20 talk Dr. l.. ~. NJ. Miller
went into the room NJ the request
81 the police 10 get statement but
she would make none.
The autopsy performed unaes tne
direction ~ the coroner revenlea .he
fact fhat there were no p9Wnet
marks on the body and thst w.
bulfst wound was very small HY
sorne thia Il regarded ~ evidence
That the gun was not held close 20
her body. go. 60
pr. Jordan said AZ different time,
that the woman was very III nna
fbat AZ one time she was not apie
I 10 write her name. The autopsy
I failed 60 show that the woman was
suffering from any disease, but on
T the contrary proved that she was W
good physical health
/ Az TIE peculiar eircumHtanoel
/ form a mystery that the p., ~.
/ ciaifn n be At loss TO solve. in w
prosecuting attorneys office mas III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

resolvss vas held close 20 the body
paIiss Inspector =. y. Willard. WIS
ls an authority on Eunsbot wounds.
says that N q revolver Ii held az
akafust a body and discharged that
a lsfra hats villa be torn In the
flesh. he also contends thai II the
ballet n shot from a little distances
there wsil be a burnt spaes about the
wound as there u In the case % the
lie noa woman.
chief sullivan stated this morning
that hts detectives had worked on
the case stree the shooting and that
the poles hal been acquainted with
some few facts of the matter before
the shooting
1--WE have secured no information
20 far that would warrant the ar
rest on anyone. said the chief. We
hava laid what information We have
haf0fe the prosecuting attorney. hut
he did not consider II sufficient with
which TO base q complaint"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
lAENG 1T HOT FOR
WILLIAM CASWELL
gsAfys FOR INJURED AND ABANDONED WIFE COMMENCE
'AAutT AND BATTERY PROSECUTION FOR HER

This gist r. particularly noteworthy
inaemuch a. ~ IL made up OF the
earnings Of men who work ~ the
daY. zach member o. the union
dropped IN his mite and the total
makes u the largest Donation yet
received,
william Caawsli. the woman's hus-
band, from - HON she u eHaeayef-
Ing fo secure separate maintenance.
ia 8 bod carrier. but Secretary KEEL
iiuafnu says that he doesn't wasn't
the impression 10 80 out that Cas-.
well belongs 70 the Hodcarriera'
Union. KeiluRfon Haid today
eCaawell ia not and mover was
member ~ our organization
Attorneys Waterman A Hendron.
who represent Mrs. Caawell, eWofe
out q warrant Tor GHswelfa arrest.
Yesterday. on complaint Of Mrs.
Ca.HeI charging him With assault
49, ttesH- ~
liz police are booking FOR him. but
H1 faf hHVe been uuabia to locate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
F |IilE !:

PORTLAND. Ore. May 1.-The
entire lumber district along the
water front r burning. Sir lumber
mliis. several factories and a num-
ber of dwellings have been de-
struycd. The Immense tanks of the
standard oil company are threat
ensd. One boiler exploded and two
man are reported killed and three
others fatally injured. This n the
twentieth supposed incendiafy fire
Within the past thirty days.
Tha loes will reach s2oQ,O0o, OF
which SCI. coo ~ covered by inEur-
anee. sixty employees who were
fighting the fire were cut off by a
sudden burst OF flames. They were
seen 10 lump on the logs underneath
the mill. They disappeared IN the
amako and are atiil missing.
Afs6'oiook all Of the missing men
xera accounted for except two. II
IL Thought that these are safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
R EATON SAYS 1T
| WAS A GOOD SCHEME

: 1s1 tseay practically aa-
p = --szsse = ~ s.ssz r,sss.ssss4s
<ssx ut eenisd that NJ.
u sFsr besn ysksh IN on the
r stlie9 thai Ne had talked
= Fairy sniY a. 20 q friend.
- FTgpesai or offer had
hrT
Z A'hr xsvss sore interesting
tszzei - him on his TIP 70
tarl,tA He sal
sNAii1a piaat ~ San Frnn-
N4l4 after = long eau
nzsf after a consultation
= esrssary And general man
g seegs 500 .ea1 II had a
3 Abogf go cubic yards a
= = h4t time uas destroy
s.sa - snsi s58 cubic yaffa
rats PEI eubfa yard
%ssfN u the cornpauy car .
~ thAt n cnsf Hns axg =
ssie - plant This In
Na1 mairfsnanca and
= wlsi b. sseu that al
Arnoguf WA realized from
81 :. 80 y the garbage. 20
efts from ths sales II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

/ : ' !. list for the bene-
- Julia caswsfi has re-
4 -. s'aii TAI additions since
and from inquiries re
-. ne star office. n Il evil
sfsas deal more money
! s s,..a'eq 70 this most worthy
49, w. ne next fsw day..
" y vas received from
fotn9. trustee. 90 Sew
II, I'VE. and 81 Ca eaab $50
I 49, ~ r. Wellington. record
= r 10y y he Building IA
1 sn'pns a. IT, contribution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

- asts ne true inward
L. .. Ia sarenss franchise
! ~nlns y llsat
- = the extreme are
<ss s.sss IN circulation. IS
-, xslns - sheN That tie
.,a.s NJ gaw and his as
=. - srysnr ~ wpfs ~ enc
q aiea bobby fgcm an
4 prometrss who had
m}a ~ shslf oNn pfeat mote
~ yraFs zEA
= - s,ssso.;ass Of tar schemr
~ xulpg. principally =
49, ~ - reaFau thai tneg
- aaxA reass money Ga
- IL sh@els la TIE city
r.,s . shis STORY. ne YsN
- .hsal4 faihsF b. e,Siissi the
:. nsash -. Il haing 4 la.lra5lr
4 frNnehzse uhich n II,
ssI knrsu Ssaftie laNfef
ssz-.sszr. zssw ~ mNre tHau
8 MY ksA Hhrr rsanning 81 3D.
II xzrsnxer a,easfulY n srateAe
rens tAsf ~. Estnu's fertile
i rna|ziea ~ nresrAi-f Ar
IL ssax 4 n sacesssful sef : =
s Z fx<N&se Aeala Is atksF ef5 80
- nhassf wtth ~ IDA tatt
,&s4s 49, s.il.s's -, ss,S, = ...'
-. :. - s.sisa 50 sts - f~ssg So
No. ~ sunsccs - several
- nnf Tray u4ss~Ass iNasssi
= - seAsns slik fs0ss
- inen bxAn rTrltinx b dlf-
& elfl4s fas snisaTmatau sea-
- Eashns 4ersna e9 arlA -
IN rimnA. sad fInsilS. When
1 IA fst<uis put - @aney Tor
xxs. wens D. san FFsnfAsa g.
NSafs fsss zgEfsn sAsn u eyer
y AAfs
- rstrrnes wifh fhe nest
= ssssi pFxzsfs - IL hir JnuHey
- ~ n - ArheEHe Thsm ~
a = s'es ~ ap~fn ard figured
Il ~ sss4 esi ahag ais ~
txf
- ts*s expect Il TO make F.
n = ~ fwa~ s4la nne 81 the
sn sueasrs lesl8v she fusl
- = zia - nor4y Hs fast hat
3 - ~ sstisiate shat Ne
- rzaH nj * is. hat Il sa1 a
49,
1ts tss franst franchtas.
3 . aas11 h@sf suhzerFs fhs ia
~ 4 " easnss IN hand me
~ assw-e w4s drawn with a
: , R1Evf1E 4 cuFneEetc rtaHe-
{ ~ sasenxef haetaese ln
sslee4s Ai&rmiak the public.
= axsrAsa drawn. me next
i - ~ afe iss pasaaEe ny
= S4nH A. 7. Nsn De-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
atIra JosrpN SMITH

Joseph smith of this city institut :
cd divorce proceedings against his
wife. Edna Smith. in the superior
court, today. on grounds OF cruelty
ana teseftion. The couple we're
married Ia Seattle in 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

Special sale Saturday little girls
and little rhiidrsnn suite and hats
Mrs ~ - peaHe. 1885 Second ave-
Arcade building. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

81 hers. We get some trade from
the hahlf,lea q these theaters, hut Y
daesust 50 as any particular good.
Here are a few opinions from good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

sneolai sale Saturday lstlo girls
,,t,., its;!- -. iss.E ak ~ Aats
Mrs. NJ. u. Pcase. 1905 Second ave.
Arcade building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
SHIPS ARRIVE

SEW YORK. May 1.-The North
Atlantic squadron arrived here to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
INSIDE HISTORY OF THE YAW GARBAGE
II FRANCHISE deal COMES TO LIGHT
;.hpn,e Was Concocfed by Seattle
Men Nearly Three Years Ago
and Looked Upon as a Good
Thing Pre- emf Promoters
purI0ined the Idea---COunCH
Wanted Money

vanter. then as now mar - some
paiittcal strength IN the city aud
s-aaHEe, 4aA approached e lsh Sss4
o. seesrtnk hlm - maaipaiais The
deal
s9Van~ IL sad t. have shlra AZ the
proposition SWING several excuses.
- the pgauzutfta went - WIN u
Parry. thag - neN a member ~ the
city council. Zoe advice
The seessus vas iaia before Nj
Parry as = tsaslness proposition. an
BE ls said - have expressed a BE-
itef that i = "a = pFFsiy 9nsd money
Haaksr, lie r. furshsg Haid @ have
informed faa@ Frsnetsfg that Ties
has best ssesars ths services 81 sgase
sHFeH businesses msan o. gss the mat
fer through khc csaneiis, nuf asa n9t
absolutely reeanfn4na pahtsi jones.
4 ssel knoWa rival estate an
NJ Jones. acefslOgiY. #as seea
aua began ia-akina intn the matter
Yhs inveNss<ataan advanced 90 \
stage Wheru copies - ths pruroaHd
frannhiss Nsre placed in thn hanaH
% 1t scAst faaF iusruhsys % the
rhxn Il wNs learned that Al least
sc sea must b ~ sight before to
uaksssr eauis b. taken W b. the
eaaneil vita any pFasrect e Hu.erss
Il Nas also sstiriats3 thsf ~ least
!. -. a. : y !. 49,. ~, ss,j -. S.s..ys. ~
laaas.s.
This was ahs rees on vhich the
o. henaa sraauded Sauleraas effqsss
a. raise The nioneF eere made n
vAln several tnontha duFta9 the
suff4nrr nf faUi were spent tel trying
- secure h4aksrx. Esat faF sagar rra
sos each tire the uraupfsss thought
fheY had fAsir fstaary iEndsI ths
hackers dfuuped out.
Thws ths ssaatt~v tay dormant until
ths spring Of isss. when Mr. NnN
naHsAred uuuu tns scene % AcfieH
- HsaktHs Application 80 The city
ceaneil fsf Naftssss eFnsuasprv and
festueftau plant fEn vas unhn9Nn
q ssnss = ffsH uFiKsnaf pfofaofaFs -
their surprise can - tsaaainsd whRn
thsS learned that TIE franchise Mr.
Ynw wanted was #tru0et an exact
taplic1te % the ere they had
traffsd
TIE questiau hat = stiu rasEiins
snms rcaple IL how many ~ the
original pruFuetsrs are 10 the nsw
drais
That ths shaie crsFuatary fran-
rhisa scheme VAS and l. = good
thing - freely admitted hy ssfue
of the ones eho were IN TIE original
deaf They also afnfit that TIE
Franchise Vas draan especially in
VieW ~ securing IN absolute munap-
oily on the irssaineaH and az the same
tifns bind the eyes q the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
BUSINESS MEN
CONDEMN MAYOR
Dance Halls and Variety Theafers injure Their
Interests i'm Old TenderIoin Disfricf---AH WIZ
ing 10 Work for Reform

substantial business men whose in-
fereHtn ought TO be just as carefully
1contlnuea on Page Eighty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

-. FoREcAsr-reelgh, and ton
tt q, : lssss assss 20 east ~'"s@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

THE Only Paper In Seattle That
4 DAres TO Print the News. 81.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-10-29
Wood For Sale.

Good dry split and limb pine
wood, sold in quantity to suit patrons.
Saving done on short notice. Ring
up phone 1s1.
r. Savage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-10-29
A Popular Wedding.

The marriage Of Lemuel L. Allan
and Miss Jessie Brown took place 1T
the residence Of the bride ut $3.50 o.
clock this afternoon. Harry ]. Kinkead
was best man and Mrs H. J. Kinkead
bridesmaid. The bride is . daughter
Of Edward Brown. the we'll known mine
engineer. She is . tall handsome
blonde. Of charming personality and
q fAvorite in local society. The groom
is the son Of Nevada's popular Liea-
tenant Governor and is young man Of
sterling merit in amuent circumstan.
ces The marriage ceremony was per.
formed by H. A. R. Ramsey In the
presence Of number of invited guests.
The couple leave for Reno on the v.
& T. express this evening and WIN
make their home on the ranch Of the
father of the groom in Churchill coun-
ty Of which the latter is manager
Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-10-29
Big Time at Empire.

On next Friday evening, Jim Wig
gins will give . big house-warming
at Empire He has newly renovated
his saloon and hall and intends to
celebrate the occasion with . show,
and this to be followed by dance
such as he is famous for.
Carson people always find good
time in store for them when they at
tend 'doings at Empire and it is
q safe prediction that this city will
be well represented on next Friday
evening.
The talent at the show will be the
best that the riverside burg can pro.
duce and a few from this city will par
lticipate, and good time is guaran
teed
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-10-29

In Fredrisksburg, October 26. 1903,
to the wife Of Ed. Trimmer. daugh-
ter.
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Local News Of Carson and VICINITY

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About 1000 men are now employed
at East Reno. -
Go to Mrs. Nusa II Won vish = de.
licious hot tamale.
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assessment q ~ Genus . snare.
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me s1vsas NOM inc oeS yeeeeeoey.
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1t is rumored that another building
is to go up IN the spring and that
the ground is to be cleaned before the
A''.
Miss Alice Harmon has been appoint
ed to nil the position at s. b. Cohen's
store made vacant by the resignation
Of Miss Sweetland.
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to Yerington, where she has been em.
ployed to succeed Professor Brand N
~ principal Of the public schools.
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George mclaughlin came up from
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Knights of pythias.

All members of Carson Lodge No.
1. K. Of p, are requested to meet ct
their Castle Hall this afternoon at
4:3O o'clock to attend the funeral Of
our late brother George Schissler. All
visiting and sojourning brothers are
invited to join with us.
BY order Of
JOSEPH CASTLE, C. C.
p. H. Mnlcahy, X. Of R. o. 8.