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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-12
8efanatmadJnns fit steuerSabler.

Die itdotiihen Steuern fir oas
Giscaliabr 1903-1904 iino ieBt fals
fig uno miiien in meiner Office in
BET Staotbale, San Nntonip, Eeras,
be5ahlt ueroen.
0ah Dem 81. Wai lit Der 8ab.
lunastermin nerfalIen uno es tueroen
Damn nod 3inien, Strafen uno So.
item suaerednet. Cine geridngee
rung BEG 3ablunastermins fiber Sen
80. Wtai birtaus miro poIitip nibt
ltattfinoen. oa oieiefbe eegen cen
neuen Staotbarter peritDBen miiroe.
8ommen Sic, bite, rebtseitig, UNI
aqsu itarten Gnorana 81 permeioen.
Offices tun6en t6aliw pDn s llbr
30 Wtin. 80rmittags bis 5 llbr
Nahmittags, init Gusnabne oes
Spnnabenos. an tpelhem 9age M,t.
tags I'm u nbr geidloiien miro.
SDhn q. Glitter,
Staot= Solicitor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-12
Gin Ieltianner MecDro.
Seim siueitcr ioid1er III Ser gansen
Republif.

@enn man i'm Stanoe lit, poiitiz
ues beimilheS 3eugni8 bei5ubrins
gen, 10 lit bas an Ii9 Elm unbeItreits
barer 8emeis pun 8eroienit uno
Wert; tpenr mir aber nod Die fort
oelebte Inerfennune pDn 2euten
Dfferieren, Die pDr Sabren 8eugnis
ablegten, 10 fam Der 8emeis nibt
Itdrfer genabt peroen. Gin 8irger
erfennt banfbar bas @ute an, baS
9Dan's Rieren=8 iaen fir i'm getan
baben unb na6oem Die Sur elmer
iabrelangen Brifuna untertporfen
tuuroe, bd(t er nit leinem Sob, ieiz
mem @ntbuIiasmns uno leiner gmtz
pIeblung nibt surid. 9erarti9e
SdIe 9iebt es cine ean5e Qn5abl in
Dem @erf, pelbes 9Don's Nierenz
8iQen in San NntoniD perrihten
uno lDlb ein Recoro 1T einai9 il
ben Innalen Der WtebiSin.
Ser 40 Soleoab StraBe nDbz
nenoe zimmerman unb 8ou=unter=
nebmer W. g. DaniS, Der 9oan'S
0ierenz Bilen in einer DHentlihen
@rflGrur1e i'm Mtai 1902 eubOriirte.
beltdtiat 0ieielbe in nod beitimmtez
zen Worten, nie folot; nSm Wpnat
Wai 1902 ertieB tb cine sur @er0f=
fentlihung beltimmte @rtlaruug, be-
5uefi9 Der 8pbltaten, Die i'd ourd
Ben @ebraud) oDn 99an's 0ieren=
8iQen erbiett, Die ppm Berar DruQ
Sture uno Slider & Springau per=
fouft perben. Set Der Belt Der
ipiirte i'd, gerin9e Nnaeihen meines
olten 2eioens, aber ib fano, baB ein
paQr BON 9Dan'S Nierens Btllen, in
red)ter Belt g%ei1pmmen, niemal8 nerg
feblter, Die Qttade obsuuehren. Sd
babe bieielben nielen Sreunoen unt
Befannten empfoblen uno ueroe
fprtfobren, es gu tun, 0enn lie baber
mir iebr seBolFen. She i6 Die 8il.
len nabm, tonnte ih MID aiat nie'
oerbeuaet Dber aufridten. Went id
IrgeHD etfDQS nDm SD0er duf1ebef
mDlite. muBie i'd meine 9niee beu:
gen, anitatt meinen Httden. Denr
in mid erfaltete, 10 ihlue Die @rfdl
tine auf meme Nieren uno Die 9dtig
teii oiefer 0rgar,e geriet in ldtimm,
unoronung. Der 3wii6enraum be.
Belt, felt id meme erite grflarunl
erlieB, fat ba5u geoient, ben 8epeil
gu lieferu. oas Die Seilung perma
nent tuar."
grbaltlid BEL alien Droeuiiten
Breis so Gents. Softer Wtiuburl
go. in Buffalo, sc. g., alleini9
Qeenten fir Die Ser. Staten.
BergeBt niht Den &ainen Doal
anb accentirt fem Subftitut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-12
8eraubten oas Csrob.

Gin oufregenber 3pifHenfaQ piro
uDn S0bn Dliper o0n 8hi(ooelnhio
tolaenoermaBen ersGblt: SD be.
fnrlo mid in einer idauberbaften gers
iafiung. @eine 6aut mar oona
9elb, meme Nuger1 einaelunten, oie
Durae beleat, iG batte fortudhrenb
9dnler5en i'm 8iiden uno in Der
Sette uno tpuroe BON 9aq au 500
lhfudder. Drei Gerste batten mid
bereits a~uf9eaeben. Damn uurbe
Ilir oer Stat erteilt, electric Bitters
81 lebrnuden urb gu rlelner ar6s.
ten Srelloe iteflte iiG ihpn nod1 Dem
@ebraud Der eriten ss(oShe cine
il1ertlife Beiieruna elm. Drei Mus
feft lang ieBte ih ben @ebrouh furt
liIio i'd bin iebt elm pDaiq oeIuu0er
War1. SD meiB, Sic baben oas
Grab I'm elm iideres Dpfer be-.
raubtl" 0iemaro foQte eS nerfdn.
men oieies Wiittel su probieren.
Wnr so Gents. @arontiert 0urh
5. Ralteper & Sobn uno Qoolpb
DreiB, NpDthefer.
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Wpanametae Qlntrantanna.

@enn man @tmas nut, muB man
es AUDI grinolib tuu! Son allen
Salben, BON oenen Sic iemals etpas
gebDrt baben, 1T Buflen's Irnica
Salbe ~unitreitiQ Die bette. Sic belt
griinolid1 ale 8ranos, 9ueti6e uno
Sbnittmunoen, IuSlhldee uno
Sbpdren, lumie 6dmurrbDioen.
Sour 25 Gents uno D6aige @enua'
tuuna miro aarantiert eurdl s..
&altener & Sobn uno NooGpb 8reiB,
Mp0tbefer.
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gsaruirt aehen lie nicht2

Gin 6rembling in Nep Norf iaete gu
einem 8na6en: n0e, mein Surge. th
m66te uah Bleeder Str. ge9en", i~porauf
Der fletne &iipel er,pieoerte: ,@arum
geb'n &c benn nib'?" Scbpn lett 8arae
cellus' Ea9en baben bic 4er5te INNER
nah enter iidheren Qeber : Nrsenei Der.
lon9t. BUN tuol, ia9ten bic 8ernbarbis
her Wf6ndJe. penn SIR cine 9e6ersMeoi>
sin baden iu0lt, tuarum berfhafft SIR
euh nidt cine? uno ite lebten 5uiammen,
Iuas iebt unter Dem 9tamen Der erpBen
st. 8ernaro's &~rduterpilen" befannt
lit, uelbe alS elm Mittel, bic 9eber gu
tr6ftigen, oas 8lut 81 l6utern uno oos
SpFem Az reini9en, niemals l6ertrofen
iuoroeu limb. 3as beiBt @elhaft, penn
Qn ettpas baben tpilit, perihaffe e8 Sir.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-12
E $.

Sn Der Nabe bon @t &afo fiel
Elm sepiiier NewtDn Warfs, Elm ar
tiff uno G6aulpieler, pom 3uee,
geriet inter Die Raoer uno puroe
lofDrt aetDtet.
Set benz Ia. MiGrs. Dem Gage,
an benz bas neue 8anfgeieB ange=
nummert puroe, lino in Teras 81
leue Gationalbanfen Drgnnifiert tuDr=
ben. 9eras ibertrifft ale onbern
iioliben Staten in Der Srganiia=
tim rteuer Mationolbanfen bel 8eis
tenn, @abreno brei5ebn iGolibe
Staateu, einIblieBli6 oeS u%nlri9en,
Sulammen 475 Banten or9Qniiiert
Eabsn, bat infer Staat allein bier=
oo.i, mie eeiaet, 217 Ureaniiiert.
9as Sapital Der neuen teranilden
8anfen betrdpt 1868, 900.
Nm S0nntaa Nadmittag
brannte in 8alineer cine &eibe Sc
iddftsbduler ab.
- NuS benz @Duntps@ efdngniB in
@uero lit Elm aetuliier SObn grDsbD.
melder Der 8igamie angetloet mar,
entflDben.
= Gus 2uling nuroen am Mtpn=
tag 81 8iiten @ier na6 Stem Yort
geididt.
= Sn Der gtdbe pDn Santa anna
Uuroe elm alter Sarmer Sec .nens
S. 6. @are. mabreno er nit einem
&ultibator i'm 5eloe arbeitete, ppm
S6laee geribrt unb fiel tot bon Der
Waibine berunter.
Die Maj0ritat, nit pelder Die
8robibitiDniiten in SDbnfpn County
eeiieat baben, betr6et 675 Stimmer.
- Sn 81 8aiu bat elm getpiiier
@eo. $. Stoter fib oas Geben ae=
nDmmen, aus 8erstpeiflune oariber,
Dab er ni6t gu leinem Gater, Der in
8elbr0of, Sbio, i'm Stetben lag.
tOmmen fonnte.
SIN &ieoel's 6ptel 81 gorf>
tonn erbdnate iib s. 81. Oueas
aus 8eeDiQe; aranfbeit bat ben uns
gludli6en Offenbar in ben Too ge=
trieben.
als Der STUDENT aiher Gcuos
Der in @oOfS Gputbete in Taplor
cine hemiide Q6iune beritelte, er.
plpoierten bic gbemitalien uno
Scuooer puroe ihmer nerlebt.
SIN trinity Bottom bel Dallas
tpuroe Or. ShoDler aus Bedford,
3arrant County, in betpuBtlDIem
8uitanoe gefunoen. Man bate ibm
offenbar Elm 8etdubunesmittel eins
aegeben unb i'm oann beraubt. gier
Wdnner uno orei Sronen iino pers
haftet u0roen, neil man alaubt, oaB
tie ettpaS nit Der @eI9idte gu tun
aebabt baben. Or. Sho0ler lieot
I6wer frant i'm 9auaier 6ospitol.
Nm g., 4. uno 5. Wtai finoet
in 81 Baio bic &DnoentiDn Der terra.
nii@en 8antiers ftatt.
Sn goatum bat lid 5rau
hilbert 8aloe5 gei4oiien un6 ibtuer
Oermunoet.
Sn Bartlett min man cine Nns
lage fir elettriibe 8eleubtung eins
ribten.
@abreno 8. gomunolon, in
Der Nabe BON Brabp mobnbaIt,
Ibenoeiien iaB. tpuroe pom
6interbalt aus atlf i'm aeIdlDIIen.
gr muroe iDfort getDtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-12
DEPARTMENT OF =

AGRIcULTuRE, INSURANCE, STATISTICS
AND HISTORY.
STATE OF TEXAS.
Austin, Texas, March 18th, 1904.
70 ALL WHOM T MAY CONCERN:
This Ia to Certify, That the VIRGINIA
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
has in all respects fully complied
with the laws of Texas as condi-
tions precedent to it's doing business
in this State, and that said Company
holds a Certificate of Authority from this
Office emitting it to do business in this State
for TWELVE MONTHS FROM THE LIST DAY OF
JANUARY 1904 to the 31st DAY of DE-
GENDER 1904.
(~~ Given under my hand and seal,
LIS, at office, in Austin, the day and
~~) date first above written.
w. j. CLAY,
Commissioner.
represented by F. j. SCUDDER &
CO., Alamo Fire Insurance Building, San
Antonio, Texas.
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Gone Star unO Die Woc6entoge.

Gone Star un0 Die WoC6entoqe.
Nm 90 ~ tn trtnt' ih tets Zone Star,
8eil gum 8e9inn Ser @Dd)e
9uf varbei!sIuft", ben 8ppf recbt flar",
Sb gar au serne pOehe.
Nm 9ien q 9 idmecft mir Gone 5tare
Sier
so i6cr nGe MoBen,
0aB idJ, befomm' ib's nicbt grab bier,
.@ern ii%beribreit' bic 5troBen.
am sc ittp 0 tb, in Der @odbe Mitt',
Man eebt 6er9ab lhon uieber
Sos lit II mai Sic alte Sitt',
30 9iebt es 8ier unb 2ieoer.
Gm Sonnerta9 fihlt man Die Gait
Der Grbeit lhun rerbt iebre,
9a pinidbt man ale Stunoen fat
6id Some Star Bier, oas Ihtpere.
@m 5reita9 iBt ma Slide gar,
Die INNER ibptmmen wouen,
0a muB ma bonn benz 8rdu Some Star"
Gar manhen 8ribut 5ouen,
uno baum am SANTA Sommt Der
SbiuB
Ser ~miibepo1len Saae,
Ser uobl gefeiert tperben mug,
Mit saDne Gtar". obne Srage.
Gm Spnutas a6er 1T man frei.
Ribt briden Nrbeit, Soreen.
9a iouh3t mar 9eiiafiaiiaHet
llno oenfet nidt ut moraen,
@fea triuft bpm ebten Snme Star Salt
unb atpar 10 siemlib 9rin6iih;
Man bot bic gauge 8ob' seibaft,
Triutt oafIr Spnntaas ftin6lih.
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@Ont ariessfaanplaee.

Sin 9ineiiider gampfer bat Die
@adbridt nod gbe Su eebradt, BAH
&c DOE 0erp Gbwaug aemelen iei ui1S
telle a0Otlen babe betommen f6ns
men. Der 6afen lift allo tatIad1fih
Dem wertebr nerlhloHen.
Bie Der ruifiihe aorresponnent
oes edo De Baris" meloet mirb
NnBlono @noe Mai elm Seer D
460, 900 Wann in Der MlanoId,urei
baden.
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"a 9rinft Stlamu 8 Tlaibenbier.
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Weiuht!

8mei oeutite MGbhen, nm na6
Der Stabt Mlerifu Ill aeben, cine fir
6ausarbeit, Die aHoere ais 80min.
Reilefoiteu peroen be5ablt.
Wirs. Gagar, 434 9. Ilamoss Str.
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gaaIidle gonriftsn sdlafpaaea
goalante 8eSienune.

nad Californian, ebenlu nad ct.
Souls uia geras & 8acific 8abn
Dbne Wehiel. Sbreibt an iroeno
einen 3idet . Igenten tpe9en oieIes
neuen 9ienftes Ooer an 6. y. 9urs
ner, General rsaeent 9al.
foe, Sero8.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-20
Prosperous Outlook.

Never before in the history of min
ing in these intermountain States has
the outlook for this industry been
brighter than in the case at the pres
ent time, and never before has there
been such a heavy production of i'm
perishable wealth. In almost every
mining camp in Nevada and in the
Rocky Mountain States and Terrific
ries renewed activity is noticeable in
mining operations. New and valuable
discoveries are constantly being
made; prospect after prospect, with
extensive and intelligent development
are being transformed into heavy pro-
ducers of the precious metals; large
amount of up-to-date machinery is be-
ing installed, and mine and mill equip
ment, on an almost incredible scale,
marks the improvements being made
in our leading camps and outlying dis
tricts, and new and distant sections
are responding to development and
exploitation in a manner that leads
to the belief that it will not be long
before the number Of our great divi.
dend payers will be more than dol,-
bled.-Review.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-20
WV
COMPLETE FUSION.
Democrats and SiIverites Endorse
Bryan and Hearst.

RENO, New. April 19.-The much
talked of warmly announced conven-
ton of the Silver and Democratic
parties 9. This State met in Reno this
morning and in spite of the fact that
a general break in the Fusion ranks
was looked for from the outside, n
complete healing Of the ties was made
and the two parties will trot in dou-
BILE harness again this year, which
gives this State into their hands as
far as political victories are concern
ed.
The meeting resulted in the pest
of feeling all round. The two parties
drew up resolutions of fusion which
were adopted and both endorsed, Bry.
an and Hearst as the Presidential
nominees. Winnemucca was named Sc
the place for the State convention
which will be held on August %.
The Silver men named -Reinho.d
Sadler and VIM. Sharon as delegates
to the national convention, while the
Democrats named Joe Ryan, Boss Wei
Der. George Russell and Senator New
lands.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-20
Some Snow.

Yesterday certainly resembled De
cember day, as snow blew and Whlrl-
ed through the town from daylight to
dark. While it was not cold enough
to lay on the ground, yet it reminded
the people more of midwinter than
did that season. The cold wave OF last.
evening resulted in a complete freeze,
not a frost which put the fruit bios
SONS that were cut clear out of bust
ness. THE early varieties were not
completely out and it is fortunate that
the apples and later varieties were
net in bloom. The weather bureau
promises a continuance and 1t mac
that feeling.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-20
THE CONFESSION.
II Is Believed That. More Will Follow
the Lead.

Since Williams, or Linderman, made
his confession at the State Prison.
there has been a general hum among
the prisoners at the penitentiary.
1t is believed that the other three
have learned of it, in spite of the fact
that they are separated and care is
taken not to put hem in direc COM
rluincation with each other. The word
has been telegraphed in some manner
and it is even believed that they knew
Of it before the writing was hardly
dry.
From the uneasy manner of the three
other men, it is believd among the
prison officials that there will be an
other confession handed in before
many days. The fact that Linderman
landed first is a stroke in his direc-
ton, and what the others will have
to say, is matter that is exciting
curiosity outside the prison walls. Sew
ener is known to be hard case, while
German is not much better. The act
ion of the two is being watched and
as they are evidently aware of what
| is going on, it will not surprise anv
| Of these who have the case in hand,
| to learn of their story at any time.
| The two in particular believe that the
| jig is up and the result they seem to
know will be hanging.
| Since Linderman confessed, the Of
ficers are watching the result to see
! if the leaders will do anything to-
wards clearing Jones, who it is claim
ed by Linderman had nothing to do
with the killing. Their action may be
the means of saving the neck of the
young fellow, whom they have always
| addressed as Kid"
| The decision of the Supreme Cou t
| is naturally looked forward to and
which ever way it may terminate, it is
safe prediction that several Of the
parties are doomed to the gallows. An
other trial would only bring
out stronger evidence, as Lin
derman has told of mum
Der of instances that were omi.
ted in the trial and that can now be
shown to be true. His confession has
had the effect of sealing the fate 81
two of the men, if not the entire
bunch, as they are al accomplices Of
the crime and there seems to be ~
tie chance for them to escape through
any loop in the law.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-20
Operations at RockIand.

The Nevada Chief Company has re-
sumed work on it's Rockland gold prop
erty and will prosecute it diligently
the coming Summer The company
has purchased and installed at it's mill
a rOck-breaker and some other machil-
cry which it recently purchased from
the old Cuyahoga Company in Smith
Valley. 1t is understood that the COM
pany will drive a new shaft in virgin
ground beside operating in the old
workings of the mine.-Lyon County
Times
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-20
GETTING Ready for Summer.

The Carson Water company is MAX
ing ready for the summer months.
Along the ditch ways that supply the
reservoirs new boxing is being plac-
ed in position The tunnels are beng
cleaned and all the streams straight
ened out.
In the newly acquired territory in
Ash Canyon they are hauling in lurn-
Der to fume the water TO the mann
canal so that none may be lost by
evaporation or through leakage. Inc
company will be ready for a busy sea
son and from the outlook there viii
be no cause to complain of a shortage
Of water
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-20
MISSION SERVICES.
Interesting Program at the Episcopal
Church,

Beginning with today at 1920 o.
clock, there will be started series of
mission addresses and sermons at St
Peters church to be conducted by the
Rev. Robt. Rennison, D. D. General
Missioner Of the South Pacific Coast.
The Rev. D. Rennison is Unive--
|sity of Dublin man; an orator of rare
ability and magnetic style. The miss
ion will cover a period of ten days.
lie. from Wednesday the Goth inst, to
Friday the 10Th inclusive
Every one attending the service IS
will be fully repaid by hearing this
earnest and eloquent expounder Of
the Truth of God.
A most cordial invitation is extend.
ed to the citizens of Carson to attend
each and every service.
The following is a program of adj.
dresses and sermons be preached by
Dr. Rennison:
Wednesday, 20-At 3 p. N. Address
q Believe in the Holy Ghost" I:
p. m, The Church, the Bride on He,
Way to Meet the Bridegroom
Thursday. 21-3 D. NJ The Perso
nality of the Holy Chest 1870 p. IA.
The Trumpet Call Arousing The
Church to the Worlds Rescue"
Friday, 22-3 p. NJ, The United AZ
ency of the Father, Son and Hol,
Ghost in Mans Redemption" 1870 j
m, why VIII Ye Die?" Gods Path .
tic Interrogation.
Saturday 23-3 p. M, The Powe
of the Holy Ghost" 1880 p. N. TIL
Lords Day or the Christians Sal
bath"
Sunday 24.-11 a. m. Salvation.
3 p. N. America for God" 100 p. N
What Think Ye of Christi
| Monday 25-3 p. m. The Work ,
the Holy Ghost" 1870 p. m, The Low
of God"
Tuesday 26-3 p. n. THE Symbols {
the Holy Spirit" 1870 o. m 9TH
World and the Soul
Wednesday 27-3 p. m. Holiness.
1880 D. m. Heaven"
Thursday 2S-3 p. m. The Hol
Ghost and the Problem of Missions.
missionary Address). 1870 D. M 9TH
Church of God. What Is 1t? Where
l. it, and Who Are Its Authentic Men
bers?'
Friday 29-3 p. M "The Unpardoi
able Sim 1880 p. m, closing sermc
What Then Shall / do With Jes,
Who is Called Christi"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-20
FIGURING OUT THEIR LOSS.
Grey, Reid, Wright Company Estimates
Value Of Goods Stolen to be $4,000.

Grey, Reid, Wright Company Estimates
Value Of Goods Stolen to be $4,000.
Walter Wright Of the Grey, Reid,
Wright Company, yesterday announced
that his firm estimates it's loss at from
$4,000 to $4,000 and even this figure
may be exceeded when a complete m
ventory Of the big store is taken.
"Of this amount" said Mr. Wright,
I'VE have recovered goods to the value
OF about $500. These goods are prac-
tically Of no value to us for they have
been used and in many instances are
nearly worn out. They are to be held
as evidence to prosecute the men un
der arrest. We have engaged Sardis
Summerfield to assist Mr. Pike in
presenting the evidence"
The preliminary examination of En-
nest Dalzell, held for embezzlement,
viii be held next Friday before Judge
Nash. Districe Attorney Pike will
!
appear for the defendant
Blackwell, held for the same crime,
will have a hearing Saturday, as well
the Woods brothers, also charged with
receiving stolen property.
| Smith, the other man implicated in
the case will not be prosecuted but
held as a witness.
The prisoners are all implicated in
the Grey, Reid & Wright robbery ami
have confessed to their crimes.
But few new developments have
come out in the case Other employ
es of the store have already given
their testimony to their employers but
the case.
In all about four hundred dollars
worth of the property has been re-
covered but in nc instance could the
authorities find where the thieves de-
rived a revenue from their wholesale
distribution of clothing and furnishing
goods
1t has developed that much of thu
plumber was taken from the store n
empty ice cream freezers as they were
carried from Barton & Fishers de
partment through the store and int.
the basement In this way goods were
taken out each day and none of the
| oth r,icio y
thefts going on around.-Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-20
Get Your Tags.

The sheriff's Office has received tags
for all dogs and parties owning such
animals and who wish to retain them.
are warned to call and get their licen-
Sc. The law is to be strictly enforced.
ALL parties owning stock are warned
against turning them into the street,
as the pound has been opened and al
loose stock Will be impounded and the
penalty imposed before release. On &C.
count Of number of residences doing
away with fences, this law will be en-
forced to the letter
VIM KINNEY,
City Marshal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-20
CARNIVAL MATTERS.
The Committees Are RustIinq for the
:. Big Show.

The Committees Are RustIing for the
: Big Show.
In spite Of the fact that the we.l-
ther points to the beginning of win
ter, the different committees of the
Carnival are beginning to form plans
for the big time that is going to be On
tap in this city during the first week
Of July
The finance committee that went ov-
er the field few days ago, met with
such encouragement that they feel
that nothing short Of an earthquake
or a volcano can upset the plans. Since
they made the visit about the town,
a number of private citizens have adj
ded to the sum, so that $500 is ia
sight from the home people. Already
the outside friends have commenced
coming to the center with their DONATE
ons to help the affair along. They are
sending checks, as was done in the
first Carnival, and a number have ask
ed what they could do to boost the
show along. The commercial men are
taking a great interest in the forth
coming time.
Probably one of the cities on the
map that is asking and promising to
come, is Tonopah, and Carson is anx-
iously keeping her eye on the new
road that is building. Should that steel
avenue be finished before the time
set for the Carnival, a great many
people will come her to spend a week
or so, as the summer weather in To-
nopah is not exactly what the tired
miner, or the people of the desert
desire for Summer vacation. Carson,
on, the other hand, offers them place
Of enjoyment, green grass trees and
plenty of fresh water, not to mention
the other refreshments in which this
city abounds.
From the progress that is now being
made on the railroad, it seems that
such thing as regular trains may lie
in effect by the time the Carnival is
ready to receive the visitors.
Lately Mr.. T. r. Hofer made trip
through the section south and in ev'
cry part of the country inquiries were
made about the Carnival and about
the rates. Many people expressed )
desire tobe here when the big time
is in force, and it is safe to say thai
the colony south will furnish many
The people up the valley are taking
kindly to the plan of having one cele
bration in the western part Of the
State, while the good will of Reno
and Virginia City is with us, as they
have both had turn at the Carniva
and Carson did her share to make
them both a success.
1t is not money alone that makes :
Carnivay a success, but the action O
the home people in such affairs. The.
must stand in league with each othe
and pull in the same direction.
Carson this year is in better posi-
ton to entertain than at any tine
since she opened her doors to tn
stranger. She has had several expert
ences in the line and on each occasi
on has handled the people to the sat
isfaction of the visitor and all con
cerned. The past experience shoul'
give her advantages that will max
all difficulties easy to overcome, an
the citizens can depend that the goo
that they do themselves and the tow
will be wide spread and result in ar
other pleasant boom for the Capitc
city.