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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17
,Odnfferens"
GreSas ben II. Sui 1908.
9lair Ieb.


gsrIf. sgrbaa praoiter 9alicr 6.
6. aloib ira 5remOnt Blair airfe
til i%abuanlig 6Ormioou9s. % aiten'
guostjensite.
9ele iibite gaut bar Ri bait Tor
oenpejr meo itarf Resn. Gn al Tor
6%en6pserne bar iao itartt lnoet m9O
Gleftrieitet, at Oct uni6ruote elettrilte
Gus me- item ioroanbleoe giatten III Gag.
Reenen oeoparer enonu up oo 5ormio'
6aaen. saa plot eioes, tar upeiret
iueen StaOe anrettet Der i g9uea.
8erIom en- 8pinOe Rogen Sino'
1fuloe 6lioe Iaa aminbre imut", at
bun lite er bero at ie pua, Iad gpr
hun beoit / at brittle Rucfp Mountain
Sc. glomitrenoe lngopm penoer pd
4ilbage. 35 Gents.
6orn6am e SampIon.
81 @oostug, iom / Snson9s 81
termioOag bolot paa ct gigeieoc oto
aennoro for al ltoe &asiasartp9et ira
8lair 81. 9.25 pas'ere iorbi. lob al
spsrf, oa Oct after Ifuloe ino pno
-Soueolinien. Sem gogne labeoe meo
Mais pg 6aore. bleo iuI6itRnoi9 be
mulereoe. IA gansn beroeo rar Be
Den uiarbar. manite 6itermioongstOgei
qaa ouar omaha for al tomme til 8lair.
6ar d oaarIig Smug / Mun4
cen, er uoplagt, nerpgs % ~fortr9oelia
% fsler Gmerte % aoalme efter
Maaltioet = Rotfp O1ountain Sc otI
bel6re0e Gem / Qpbet at 30 0age.
uben 6el6reoelie ingen 9etaling. 80
Gents. 5arn6am & SampiOn.
Ger foreta9es / oenne 9io ON.
foiienbe 9ieparationsar6sje pna 8aue=
Ttrafningerne / 9arbeem Of Blair. Ar=
bejoerre er paientlia Sialiensre cg
9herrigere. ~piltnot for itgiite 3eIen
nplig i~uooouoreee. Der fra beres iDo.
europe te 6iemftaun bar mebbra8i en-
gWsoou8 %uiuenei", ION i~orbapifr Os %
Qmsrit anfrne pg tifntt ct aoriae til
maugt ct bQi9t Emil. ar6sioerue scr
beg iom 0eibso Suoirpf Of Of rare
iunoe. flinfs Os bp9iiSe 5olf.
= De bar let ino / ct pirteag imutt
2(niigt, iet bet gnoige Smil, oe roien=
farpeoe &inber og De italmite 2ins,
eg De iufteoe: .8io 4atursn 6apos
gjort mig tiltretfenoe!4 3oeto g1oun=
tain Sc gpr grimme 5ruer % 5rete=
ner fmufte. 5arnbam &c Compton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17
llugoOms= WiiSiiOnsmDOe.

Der 5reliers Menig6eos llngooms=
forening / 1eenab 4is.. inobp6er Der
peD til at llngooms 0lisIionsmB0e,
fom aates af6otot ira Onspas ben
%. Guli til Senoa9 zen 2. 2tuguit.
N}eoet 6eqDnber BEN %. sui ON Ri
teHen ST. s.
De hinge ira 0a6osU fenia5e0erne
6eees meloe beres 9omme til unoer=
ts9neee en- uae / 6orDeien.
.aommer. aft ct re6e".
s.. 2. Senfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17
I. o. o. F. gitnit.

Eli arlington, Nebr, 5ur og IRE
iur for 115 qris /. auguft I anleO=
ming at gitnic / S. .. .. s.. nnoer=
6oloning | Nrlington part.
8ad mep.
Blair, Iebr. 8. 8. @ooorich,
Eft. 4gent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17
Iarln til saln.

Geo Rem oonit lulberife strife paa Rice
lamb. ~6resbomeo.. Ninn.. Ct Ell ,Eaum COB
Curt iii Sale. go Aces. $50 pr. We're.
Dian beHUenoe la I'll
9iels Glen, eerool .. o.. 0linn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17

Ist funoe maafe interesisre glas
refs qaiere at 6ere dot mt 6erfra.
o8 js9 ifal pa i BET eiierfglgenoe Tor
is9s at meooeIe, 6oao Der TT forsgaas
ct, fiosn iioit De 6orte fra %.
ri FAR for en- lib iioen bait
Gataatde / mr. Msaie6so, Hemlig u.
6. g~islien os 6uitra; Tamme Dag fl
1e ct Barn oe6t. Maatle mango fls
-e fsle 1ran8 til at forene fig meo
8or6erres Meaig6eo.
5nss6ora 6anien er reiit til
3ss Uloines og bar facet Qlaos otr.
vi gnitsoe 6elit at barr be6oIot 5enbe
i5lanot os; men osiaa per oil 9errsn
felqs meo 6enoe.
= ser FAR oqrst 70 9rpaupper
i6lanot DANTE, nemlia N}ine Sem
ningisn. Batter at Grii 5enningien,
CO Ulette 4ielien. en- Setter til .. e.
Qielien. 5Britn9pnte bleo gift me0
SDloeiter 6armon % Zen annen mso
5meo Str. Sgrenien at aumrdr.
9i gratulerer.
6briitian 9nuoien bar BAT:
geieg al TO unge bigger fra 6ut6ins
ion. Nlinn., formoosntlig bans Bro
pers 0stre. 6an er nu FOR 3iosn
Oeo at bpgge 1T 9ebOeliesbus.
= Marie gritien er antommen
BERTH fra @eit Brand, So, / en- me-
get liosnOe 3ilitanD og bar taget 0p=
bolo bos i'm Sbogsr Qnbreas 9lien
for Der at blioe plejet. Sum er Abe
les biptpeles al Rbeumatisme.
@i babos Menigbeosmsoe Z.
Suli, og en- Del Eager bsbanoleaes
farlig orejsbe 9alen ia ON Dor tore
airtsgclb. iom er ipar for Dc at fda
bstalt, og pi Oil beoe oor 6erre ON
at blsbgsre 6ierterne for Oenne tore
Sag iaa pel ION Wisiionsarbsjoet /.
i'm 6elbeO.
= gaitor GlemmenIen meo 5amis
lie er for 3iosn pau 9efsg / Scran=
ton. De rejIte BERTH ben Q. BE-. %
rentes til6age ben IA. De babOe faas
ct SnobpOslie for en- 5io iioen. % Eff
ter 6paO Oi aaereoe far beri, itul Be
moi 6aOe BAIT en- Oeilig 5ur.
gaitor GngbOlm afldgOs Os 81
Ing Den 10. Ds. 9dn bar pda Sen
nemreiie fra 0eIt Brand til fit 6jsm.
9i taffer for 9eieget % baaber, at
fan / en- nar 5remtio BIZ gre bet
ON igen.
8 Dag ANTON BERTH fra 9inos
bolm pr. Qalborg, Oanmart. Gbr.
Qnoeriens 8rooerien. geltommtn
iblanDt Dc!
Den %. Suli ufbOlOer 9OinOss
forsningen Mebe pos Mrs. Is. g.
5bompion. Mange inobpoes.
- 9i bar 9uDstjeneite ben 10. gu
ii, 5ormiOoag og often.
= SunobsostilitanOen bar / ben
Tenere Gin pRret COB Der.
= peter qeterien bar bpgget Iig Ct
MT no6us / Sommer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17
DR.. Miles Anti Pain Pills.

ct huriist, ffferf os padlibeIigt Waioosl for ips ensT
a,rpss 6opeopine, Sapsinerter, NaDspine, Neuralsn
sferpgfiet, SrritabiIitet, Sgpnlssbeo, 1ist Seiafifa'
Snosbolor b5erien Opium ener aRorftn % efferiaser
inssn femme Gfieruirfninser. 70 1olts zoe. paa
Qlpotefer eIsr ieHbes al Or. miles Weoieo
q O., Glfharr. 9nbiaaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17
Src WiaaltiOcr ON 9agen.

8i fan bare ire MldaltiDer ON 0d=
gen og Dog bungre. Spnet at UiaO er
% mUobpoeligt, oa Ma0en er uoe al
0rben. % 6efe S1itemet lioer oerun=
Der. 6r. u. 8. geterien / Grpital.
Sa., baOoe en- iaaOan Grfaring. IS
ooer ct Qar leo ieg at ct MaDeonOe og
blso iaa Ipag, at jeg mdatte flute
meo at arbeiOe. aurito bragte mig
Dog mart paa genene igen. og / Dag
er jeg Iaa friit og tef iom I mine beoIte
Qar.~ Or. peters 8urifo tan life
faos paa apoteter. DEN i9lges gen.
mem 9ofalagenter eaer oirefte fra 5us
britanten, Or. geter Jd6rnen, 112-
ia 60. 6opne 2tpe.. gbicagO. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17
st furtrimlis WiiSoel.

autIeoge. 80. 4. Qpril 1902. Seq
bar brugt Matfins' 8egetable anO=
Onne Ointment for aolerd NlOrbus,
5aar "a 9mbeO og timber bet at
parr ii guiiffr fottritfigi TitipDef.
g.. 5. MoOrs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17

gn 9 SANG til. Ser ifsO beOTt
/ belle aompagniet. aarl ben Sem
tenoe Dilpe ie, 6oor bpgtig ban par.
,5raF glinfen, Der" iugoe aongen.
Der aioroe Ser.
On Sang ill.," Iagoe aOngen.
per traf igen 8linten.
Der bar Ou N 9dler," Idgis
9ongen.
oGn Sang ill.," fOareOe Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17
correspondence.
InSnbOn, Sa.

ButNtttNt Dut ! Qlst &N8S l1upi'
me0 At renie 9iajIen iioite Sang.
Som 5pl9e at een itarte 9arme
ftpoer ben 6urtigt / geiret % truer
meo at potie 5armsrne oper .0opeoet.
Den Ter ID til at boloe mere at 5s-
zen. eno ri aorl
gnfelte 5armere er gdaet til 6get
% 9nggen, iaa De bar 9anoeyne full
be of Qr6eiDe.
= 9i miaoeoes 5rtbeosOagen bao
at 6oloe en- lille SET i Qeter Gnoerz
lens temmstig tore CO ftp99efuloe
6aDe. 5ipsn lob burtigt men Gam
tale og Qeg. og De hinge bapoe tiIlige
lloialg al @iaarer, Qppeliiner, See
Cream N. N. Ulen beoit Iom bet belle
par / fulo Sang. Tom 0eismann %
4ielTen % 6ao os ON at %itdnoIe en-
Shines 5iO. 6piltet pi ogIaa 6ereo=
oiaigt gioroe. 9ielien f%ortalte en-
6iitorie for gernene, GO 0eismann
holot en- 5ale ON 5ri5eoen ira 9imz
len ca 6ri1eoen / port 9ano. 6an be
qBnote meo at tale ON De foritellige
9ropiuIer. Q}enntifene too / Der paa
5oroen; nogle / IN grooins al Spnz
BEN % andre / en- unoau. men at BET
galoer ON at flotte ira oisie ooer
til cen al Seius FOR ale % enbDer ri
gjorts 9ropins. 8ereiter git ban
oper til at fortIare os, boao 6ri6eo.n
6eitoo /, % b0or fort Ct @ooe osn
par for os. CO tiliioit lasoe ban os
pda Slime fife at misbru9e boerten
zen i~oroiite eller BEN 6immelite. met
at oars gooe 8orgere At BEN 6e9ss,
ioet ii maatte butte pad, b0or meget
9loo De 6apoe toftei. Uleasm 3dler
ne afiana Dc unge en- al Qitlien ino~
soet firitemmi5 Sang.
9lanot ee befasenoe iaas itte la
foa fremmeoe, Der eniteoe lite alene
at feire 8agsn til Qmeritas 2@rs.
men oQTaa til @uos 2@re. 8e par:
Pea BET bjsrteli9Fte tatteoe for nerts
9sipa; ri eniter, at fe oil tomme
isen, naar Qeidg6eo aioea.
mrs. G5r. aim6Ten bur bait
9eIeg If en- at fne llHs0omsoenineer
ira 0mo6d. p 6aooe en- god lib,
mecen5 Mrs. 9eterien par 6eruoe
meb at epfriIfe gamle Dlin6er. men il
te aiens meo bette; be tunoe o8iaa
tate iamman ON &c 5ing, rer olsne
formaar at ftlos! ct SUBS Barns
6ierts meb &c a6lefe og reneite GlG
BET, nemlig 9erren 90 9i0et i BAN.
Su6ent Qislfen er cit til 8aci
ne, 8is., eFter at hare botot Stole
fer en- Maaneo. 9i Denter bam igtn.
Taa mart ban er faroig Der.
= Mange par 0eret ipge Der, Os
nogls er bet snonu. rimeligpis PAD
@runO at BET meget omitiftenbe 8eir.
hrs. 9. QnOerien bar DGret / Glt
6orn en- langere 1io unber Den Der
praftiierenbe f0inoeliee Cages 8ee
banoling.
5ps. tpsi = De- er nogst, osr
hummer fOruroligenoe bit inoe / airz
fen, % bet enbbu miot unoer 9i6el=
Hasten. Waaite bet er Moggene, Der
er fommen ino ao Sf9rmpinouerne
enoIfsnt bisie fer ub til at ere tenn
melig tette =. Rel mar mda pit
tage fell; tioligere bolot Oe zig oa
uOenfor. 9oorfor itulOe be Taa pare
TONNE ino nu2 g. g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-17

forriqe @ona, Dd min tore Ben y.
9oulien inofenbte correspondence
6erFrd, fortaner ban DIN. at 8aromes
tret og 6umsret bar itaast ldpt ian
gere lib, ia. og jeg funbe tilfgjs At
meo aft bette bar 9ulIeu pgida
Ilaaet noqet mat. 0u er Yulfen peo
at blipe normal, 6umsret er tiltaget
6etDoeligt, % 8ermometret tiger nu
for 6oer Dag. Oct bar pOg
life Deret meget ooer 80 / Sfpggfn
enbnu, men ON liOt = ia Oi 6nitsr MI
life. at bet ftulos biiOe aft for Darmt,
men 81 fommer 10 Ijolpent igennem en-
CONNER, uoen at bet naar 100
Sfpggen.
A. SUIT Soften dfholDtes / aar
fps peter QnberIens. Meget freOeligt
forlsb 8agen meO 3aler, Sang, 2eg
% RDbslIe at lesemlige 5orfriftninz
ger.
M1eb Rebattgrens 5iaaOelfe bill
lea ogIaa ifripe liot ON Dor afoeDe
Sen, qamle Niels 6anisn, @lt 6orn.
Riels 6dnien bdDbe mango ~oprigtige
genner Der paa Ggnen, og naur ot
6cpoe Misfionsmgbe, par Niels 6dns
Zen oerne en- al benz, ION bar TONNE
funqDeis fra. st at Riels 5unisns
@~alqiprog par bisIe Orb | 9Rom. 10,
g: ,gbi oeriom pu betenosr ben
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-21
New Line Opened.

On Monday the Southern Pacific
company cut in the new line between
Palisade and Roselle. This line is 33
miles in length and saves only one
mile in distance over the old line, but
it cuts down grades and eliminates
many curves Beowawe will be the
only ~tation on the old line in that
sire that will remain on the new
line.
Between Harvey and Gerald on this
new line there has been a branch put
in for the American Smelling and
Mining Company. This branch is 1000
feet long and extends to the south
west to the properties of that com.
pany. This branch is 1000 feet long
and extends tt southwest to the
properties of that company. From
these properties the American Smelt-
ing Company expects to take out
daily 20 tons Of hematic iron which
W.! be shipped to the smelters at
Salt Lake.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-21
Ward Shaft Pumping Association.

Alta meeting the Presidents of the
Gould & Curry, Savage, Chollar, P0-
tosi, Bullion, Alpha Con. Exchequer
and Julia Con-, mining companies in
San Francisco, August Is, the Ward
Shaft Pumping Association was form
ed with Charles Hirschfield, president
John w. Twiggs, secretary, and Leon
M. Hall, consulting engineer. The cost
of installing a pumping system of a
capacity to drain the mines on that
part of the lode will be borne in these
proportions Gould & Curry, Chollar
Potosi and Savage, each TN per
cent; Bullion, Exchequer and Alpha
Con-, 10 per cent. Julia Con. is to
pay an amount equal to one-twentieth
Of the tOtal.-Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-21

We have just had made for us Il
map of TOnopah and Gold Mountain
mining districts. which has all sur
veyed claims in these districts up to
date, or as near SO as possible. We
will be pleased to send one of these
maps to any one interested in Tono-
pah stocks. so if you wish one of
these maps, kindly notify us and we
will forward you one by return mail.
Yours very truly,
A. ]. CONDOR & Co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-21
TONOPAH STOCK MARKET
The Ruling Prices and General News
{ the Market.

the Market.
strong at present on this market, are
holding up better than any other
stocks. There have been declines in
all kinds of industrials, mining and oil
stocks, blu. . Tonopah stocks there
has been several advances during the
past week.
Colehan is offered at 23c, with 1Sc
bid for this stock.
Esperanza has Deen by far the most
active stock ON the market of late,
over $4,000 hares having changed
hands during the past week. This
stock advanced to SC, but has since
declined, and is selling now at sc, at
which price we think it good in
vestment.
Gypsy Queen remains firm at aro-
und &c, with few sales at this ig-
ure.
Gold Moxs ain Consolidated is Of
AOIOu a. SVN. "lSA NJ S0AOAS.
Consolidated McNamara has
changed hands during the week, ar
ound zoe. 1t closed with 19c bid, AMI
Csc asked.
Montana Tonopah continues to ad-
vance, and is now selling at $1,25,
which is an advance of several points
over last week. This stock has slowly
advanced for the past three weeks
from 85c to SIS.
New York ronopah is offered at
Sc, with &c bid.
Seeraf thousand shares of Rescue
has changed hands during the past
week at around 12c, and closed with
lie bid.
Tonopah Belmon> IS commanding
some market at around $3.50, with
$1.S5 freely bid.
California Tonopt.h is quite active
at &c, and CSC, several thousand
snares having been sold at these
prices.
TOnOpah Mining Company of Nev
ada is offered at So, with 81 bid.
Tonopah North Star has fluctuated
througout the week from soc, closing
with sales at Sic.
Tonopah Great Western is offereA
at &c.
llidWay y o@eeA- q ~, with ~
~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-21

This is used for fertilizing. and the
use Of gypsum on alkali lands is now
so common that it keeps the mill hus-
Ting to get out the orders.
At the quarry there is a sight that
would do the heart of the home peo-
pie good. It is simply mountain of
the whitest. cleanest gypsum that
could be imagined. and the supply is
practically inexhaustible. 1t is taken
from the quarry to the mill by teams
and this alone keeps a couple of big
teams on the move.
During the past few weeks Mr.. Ad-
ans has received an order from Japan
for three hundred tons of the finished
plaster. This is to be ground and made
ready for use at the factory On &C.
count of the low condition or the river
it was necessary to steam up in order
to fill the order. The plant is now
running on steam and the big order
is being made up as fast as machinery
can turn it out.
The industry has been worked up
from an infant industry to one OF
the best in the State. and it's future
is guaranteed.
The buildings trades of this city
all report an exceedingly busy sea-
son. Thsxe is not a mechanic in this
county. They have all found all that
they could attend to this summer.
The work at the Home is now taking
all the loose hire that could be found
The work at this point in the next
few months will call for additional
men.
At the Brougher building the same
condition exists. The men are making
ready to lay the foundations and be-
fore many weeks, the new home will
commence to assume shape. This
building, together with the small jobs
keep them moving until the snow aies
Another Good Sign.
The freight depot in this city is
one he best signs of the times.
There Is not day passes but that the
big teams are loaded with everything
from machinery to merchandise. The
house is crowded all the time with
freight for this city and points south
The trains that come irto this city
and pull out, are the heaviest that
have passed over the local road in
ten years. There is hardly day but
that double header pulls in or out
with freight. AS there has been little
cattle shipped during the summer, it
is easy to figure what the trains have
pulled into this city have been freight
trains strictly.
The season as whole has been eX-
ceedingl rOSperOuS. The volume Ut
trade has increased in every respect,
as is testified to by the register hooks
at the hotels, and the summer has not
passed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-21
A BUSY SUMMER
Carson Has Enjoyed her Share Of
Prosperity.

The V. & T. shops in this city are
putting in pretty busy season. The
work from the outside has crowded
in to such an extent that two men
have been added to the force. The
work at the mills and mines that
have been picking up of late, has ad-
ded to the output from the shops. The
Carson shops are the best equipped in
the State to handle all classes Of
work that comes in. The pattern shop
alone is recognized as the best in the
State, as no pattern is presented but
that it is made. At the present time
there is more work in front of the men
at the shops than at any time in the
past ten years. 1t is certainly a critic
riOn Of the times.
Steam Up.
The Nevada Mineral Paint Company
in this city is hustling these days.
Orders from the outside alone have
picked up sufficiently to keep the fac
tory running for some time to come,
which does not count in the home
work. A big order is being filled for
Gardnerville. The paint is recognized
as the best wearing and the most
durable that has ever been placed on
the market. 1t took the people some
time to recognize the fact that the
hop
coming from the outside, but absolute
tests have proven that the paint will
keep out more water and wear better
than any that has been applied, either
for roof or buildings The paint has
been shipped in quantity to Tonopah,
Belmont and other places in the State,
where it has given the best salts
faction.
The coloring matter is graphite,
product mined at home, and while
the mine furnishes enough for the
home consumption, yet several car
loads have been shipped to the big
California manufacturers, where they
pronounce it equal to the best product
that is used in making mineral paint.
The factory is to be enlarged in the
near future in order to accommodate
the orders that are placed.
A Big Order.
Probably one of the new industries
that deserves the most credit is the
gypsum plant of Governor Adams, sit
uated on Carson river. three miles
below this city. The fame of the plas-
ter manufactured at this plant has
gone beyond our border There is not
building in Reno but that has used
this plaster in finishing and decorative
purposes. The plaster is made in any
color that is desired by the purchaser
It's durability has attracted the atten-
Jion of the contractors, and they now
insist that their homes be finished
with it. Aside from the finished mater
ial great quantities are shipped from
the factory that is merely ground.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-21
No Yacht Race Yesterday.

The international yacht race yester-
day between the Reliance and Sham
rock III was declared of on account
of a lack of wind to cover the cruise
within the time limit.
When the race was declared of the
Reliance led the challenger by two
miles.
w. :. Sharon was through passen-
ger for the Comstock yesterday.
ACKNOWLEDGING
The stage to the lake and the one
going sou.a we're 2rettX well crowded
0Ge00AGs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-21

Frank Mccullough was departure
for Hobart Nils last evening.
Tom Hymers has been arrested at
Reno for conducting livery stable
business without license.
A laborer employed at Hartman
the new town west of Reno, had 18th
legs broken Tuesday night.
Edna Hall, the nine-year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Hall died
of tonsolitis Monday at Reno.
There was a general disappointment
yesterday when the weather cleared
up End no rain fell. The streets are in
a very dusty condition.
The high wind for the past few days
has interfered with the hay makers
They are compelled to work cary
in the day and late at night in order
to place the hay in stack.
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x oooo IDEA.
eosyov Aeaejsey Believes In Naminq the
), Streets.


Streets.
Mayor Mackey is progressive and be-
lieves that Carson is somewhat be
hind the times. He has been agitating
the plan Of placarding the streets so
that the people and visitors may know
where they are at. At the present
time there il hardly q man in this city
that can tell his neighbor where he
lives or even where he lives himself.
The city is incorporated and is prob.
ably the only one that is in the con-
dition Of nameless blocks and name
less streets SO far a. the citizens are
concerned.
A stranger coming into the city has
q hot time finding his way, not on &C.
count OF the many ana winding paths,
that are before him, but on account Of
the lack of not being able to find the
streets. The stranger meets citi-
zen.
Can you tell me where Mayor
Mackey lives?"
Hum, let me see, you go up Car
son street .hree blocks, until you
come to tte capitol, then you turn
east two blocks"
But which way is east?"
That's SO, its on the right hand
side, you turn down there and walk
down there about two blocks onto the
other side and the i yor lives in that
neat square house, you can't miss it,
and if you do ask the first kid and he
will tell YOU
Thanks, good bye
The stranger wanfars off and cusses
a town that has ne her streets nam
ed or numbered. Ghere is certainly
something wrong In the condition OF
affairs. The home people are nearly
as bad. Ii they wish to find where
anyone lives they go by direct
ions and not by number or street.
Should the number and street be quot
"a ~ e~AiJ OAAN AAAduiliho IllCy WOulu OC
absolutely at sea, as tho townspeople
are not conversant "a o the sire 5
they live on.
The Mayor has agitated the plan
and has met with the same difficulty
that others have found The naming
Of the streets was performed a long
time ago but the fact that no signs
are posted prevents the people from
knowing where they live or where to
properly direct people.
Carson should be progressive enough
to be up to the standard of city if
she can support city government. AT
ter the city has her s'-eets properly
labeled then the numbering could be
tried. 1t would not only improve the
appearance of the town but would in
every way be desirable. The move
that Mayor Mackey is - ing should be
followed as it is in the right direct
ion.