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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-04-01
Ho. For the West.

Tell your friends that the colonlst
rates are going into effect March 1st,
1905 and expire May Is, 1905. The
rate from Chica go. Ill, $31OO, St. LOUIS
Mo-, New Orleans, La, $50 90, Coun-
Gil Bluffs Ia, Sioux City. Ia, Omaha,
Neb., Kansas City. Mo-, Mineola, Tex
as and Houston Texas, $500. Rates
apply to Main Line points in Califor-
ia and Nevada.
For frrthe information apply TO
Southern Pacific agents of to
A. H. Rising,
D. F. & P. A. So Pac, Co. Reno. New
Finest and latest styles Of Papete :
les, sealing wax, seals, etc, for ladies'
at the Carson Stationery & Novelty
Company's opposite the Post Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-04-01
Old Iron and Hides.

All kinds of ola iron. brass. copper.
rubber boots. shoes. bicycle tires.
solid rubber tires. purchased. also
hides, wool. frs. horse hair. switches.
Highest market price upon delivery
of goods at 9Th and ',ureka streets.
one block north Of the Flanagan Ware
house, Reno, Nevada P. y. Box 371.
Brown & Bangs, Prop.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-04-01
CARSON AND THE UNIVERSITY

CARSON AND THE UNIVERSITY
In another column is an article from
the Reno Journal, which makes light
of the proposition to move the Univer-
Uity to this city.
The Appeal does not believe that
my. good can come from treating SO
grave q question ,feceticusly. 1t is a
matter which means a great deal to
the people OF the State. It involves
not only the future W.. ARE Of the
young men and women g,pwing un In
Nevada but the permanancy of the
University. ITSELF. III 4. /. 4
The question turns now entirely up
Dn whether this grand institution fond
ed and fostered upon the money Of the
kaxpayers,a shall, live or die. With q
rapid growing population and lavish
expenditures for its support, the insti-
tuition shows D. marked decline in at
tendance and the falling off in patron
age must, be stemmed by prompt act
ion or the Institution must 60 down..
Such an event would give the State
Of Nevada blacker reputation abroad
than anything that could happen. ..s
1t t. not a question whether Reno
Or Carson would be injured or bene-
ntted BY the proposed exchange. It IL
. question whether the University
Rlone would be benefited. It concerns
The taxpayers and citizens Of the en-
tire State. 5s'se IL IS iii
Now If the land offered as q donat-
lon by the writer is not satisfactory
10 the Regents of the University the
citizens Of Carson will buy and present
to the State. land which will fill all
requirements. ea
The money can be raised here in
m afternoon in spite of the so called
salurian tendencies of our citizens.
Among other advantages to the
Students OF the University would be
the extensive library owned by the
State.
~ 40 oUOu( ~ VIC y <bSOu Ala a P1V,VVS
building and when this is done ther.,
will be a large addition to the new
building provided for by the last Legis
lature.
Another thing to be considered /.
the fact that Carson has an absolute
pure water supply. 1t is chemicaly
pure and pronounced SO by the U.
Government chemists who furthel
state that it is the only chemical,
pure water found by them in tn,
United States.
The fact that grass grows SO readl
in the streets of Carson as elaine
by the Journal, speaks VIC lumns for tn
fertility of our soil.
If, as the Journal says, Christ pc
feres Carson to any place he has Wis
ted in Nevada, it is certainly a spler
did endorsement for site for a I'm
versity. Taking everything into co,
sideration the reason for moving til
University to Carson accumulate dali
and many of them come from e:
teemed contemporaries published in tn
Riverside town.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-04-01

wizards store IL the proper place
to secure your stationery and books.
prices cut to meet the condition Of
the times.
Oregon Cream Cheese, smoked sal.
mon, sardines. mackerel and lots o!
other good things to eat at the Meyers
Nero. Co.
Try Golden Gate Mocha and Java
coffee. and you win b pleased. To
right.
Wanted-A furnished house to reat
Or . small ancl property situated
hear this city. Inquire at this ONCE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-04-01

Bids Wanted.
Sealed proposals will re received by
the undersigned for grubbing 500
acres of sagebrush land. BIDS will be
received up to Saturday March .25,
1905.
F. L. WILDES,
Gardnerville paper please copy.
For Sale-Six room house, COM
pletely furnished, fruit and shade
trees, cellar and the best Of location.
Apply at Mrs. Sha keys, opposite Cen
trail School building. Nv
Location blanks for sale at this Of
fec
Take look at the new ties that
are being shown at Platt's.
Wizard has all the latest magazines
and novels.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-04-01
Public Auction. i

I VV0UJ6 1NOCSUOJs
on Friday April 7th 1906 It 3 o'elock
p. N. the " ,. rrer of Orms5v county
viii sell n :, IL Auction 1t the Court
House Door to the highest bidding for
cash the following described property.
A piece o. land situated In tn south.
east corner Of the nce track. so
feet wide, 220 feet long IN one site
and $50 feet on the other. also /.
sprinkling cart.
BY order Of the Board OF County
Commissioners.
H. B.. vau Etten. Clerk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
MuRpREss TELLS HER
CRIME or MURDER

Philadelphia, Feb. ia petition
asking for the roopeuing Of the case
OF Samuel 0reason. colored. was Sled
in the supreme court today Greaaon
and Mrs. Kate Edwards we're con.
yicted Of the murder OF the lattera
husband. but the recent confession Of
the woman oSonerated Greason from
all blame. Should the supreme court
grant the request Of Oreason's counsel
neither creason nor Mrs. Edwards
viii be hanged Thursday OF this week
as the woman would be reprleved In
order that she might testify In Greas.
on's behalf, The supplemental confess
sion by Mrs. Edwards was also pre-,
scented TO the court. Ia II she says
she gave her husband liquor till he
became intoxicated and then she hit
him on the bead with a hammer. Her
daughter, Mary. Witnessed Il all she
says. and then helped her throw the
body Into the clstern. Mary Is now In
ST. Louis ana the police there have
been asked 70 keep her under sorveil.
lance.
Reading. Pa, Feb. i3.-Mrs. Ia.
wards priaon-horn child was taken
from lts mother today. The child viii
be- placed In charge Of the Sisters Of
Charity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
TAKE ms TO HEART.

II IL not the site OF a town, but its
character that makes desirabls
place 10 live. A live and prosperous
town Is a desirable one, and n town
may live and prosper. and yet be
small. Every citizen in town should
ne Interested In its prosperity. one
at the ways 20 heir n town IL TO speak
Neli Of Il. Il Is true patriotism to
stand By your own town and interest
~ we'll
Another way to help your town Is
30 DO all you car TO beautify Il. Beau.
tify your own property all you can.
then do all you can TO heautify your
streets, Be friendly with everybody
and courte0un 10 strangers Your
eiyillty will help make good impress
Hiona. and will be carried away and
cherished Never forget you are a
part OF the town and that your de-
pertinent helps TO make np the strang.
ers estimate Of the place,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
COLONEL PENDL TON SPEND.
ING THE DAY HERE

lfrom Mondu. 3 DAILY Ciiiken.l
Colonel Pendleton, the tall syca.
more OF San Juan county, who Is q
member Of the lower house OF the
present territorial Legislature. II
spending the day In the territorial
metropolis, and II he does not get lost
tonight under the thousands OF cleo
trio lights he intends to return TO
Santa Re tomorrow.
The colonel was met this morning
and he stated that bis present visit
was the iirst for four years.
"fou are q member Of the legisia-
tive housel" asked the reporter.
"Yes, | misrepresent the kingdom
OF San Juan and the little counties
OF Taos and Rio Arriba, and some
times ! am compelled 10 represent
them. As soon 40 the proposed rail-
road IL built between Albuquerque
and San Juan county, and the signs
point to the fact that this Will soon
be accomplished, | intend 10 make
visits 20 che metropolis quito often.
when questioned as 20 the good
laws which have been passed by the
house. and those IN contemplation, the
colonel was non.committal but he
wlnRed through the left eye.
Miss Francis Woods and Miss Nc.
0linkey, stenOgraphers Of the house
also came down 10 the metropolis and
viii return to Santa Fe tomorrow
morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
STRIKERS AT LODI
KILLED ~ TROOPS

I.odz. Feb 1.-THE governor In an
interview with correspondent 81 the
Associated Press today says:
Official reports from Snanovic
show that thlrtythree persons we're
killed and thirty.siA wounded elgh.
teen seriously, In conflict At the
kaiherlnen iron works ON Thursday.
The trouble began when q large body
of striking miners tried to force the
furnace men OF the iron works 60 put
ont the nres and join the strikers
The mob became violent broke down
the fence and forced al entrance into
the works, which were guarded by two
companies Of Infantry The Officers
ordered the crowd 10 leave. but they
refused. Suddenly a striker drew a
LARGE knife aud rushed az an officer.
Soldiers then fired and the mob fed.
leaving several dead and wounded"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
HAPPY TERMINATION or A
ROMANCE or A MONTH

IRON Mondays Daily Citlxen)
seldom has Cupid been more Ia.
trepld with his fateful arrows than IN
the romance OF w. j. Burt and Miss
Emily FORle, which terminated Sainr-
day afternoon IN the happy sequence
OF marriage.
In December w. J. Burt. young
electrician. broad Of shoulder. hand.
some OF feature and dobonalre Of az
tire. with a promising future. came 10
Albuquerque from Colorado Springs 10
accept a position with the Navajo
Electrical company. Shortly after the
first Of the year William Morris, the
jeweler. moved from Gold avenue 20
the front Of the room on Railroad ave.
nue. occupied by che Navajo Electrical
company. and In Mr. Morris employ
was a very pretty young lady. she
was Miss FOgle. recently 81 Cleveland.
ohio. The romance which ended 80
beautifully on Saturday afternoon be-
gan the day Mr.. Morris moved his
store.
The ceremony was performed In an
adobe house In n secluded part ~ o4d
Albuquerque by precinct justice q
the peace, and with great secrecy. On
Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs Burt
we're registered az the Savoy hotel.
and yesterday they moved 20 the
home Of the brides parents at 4o5
South Broadway. Tomorrow evUning
Mr.. Burt win take his BRIDE 20 his
former home AZ Colorado Springs,
where they will reside.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
MANY SUBSTANTIAL Ours
FOR ELke' BAZAAR


tfrom saturdays Daily Citizonl
The press committee OF the Elkg'
bazaar have received the following
iarg, list OF donations from the out.
side supply houses through the local
merchants. The donations are com.
ing ~ Tar In excess Of the expects 3.
tons ~ the Elks committee ana In
addition 90 the large list published the
past three days In The Citizen comes
the following llst'
knothe. New YORK city Eight pair
auspenders.
Knight eco. through the Bonham
indian rradins n1mnany--One dozen
pair moccAsinH
Sunny Brouk Dlstllllng company
Two cases sunny Brook whisky.
eight dozen fancy decaniers. one doz.
ca packs Elks' cards from the United
states Playing Cards company. Gin
cinnai; one barrel Pahsl Blue Ribbon
beer, Pabst Brewing compsny. MI.
waukoc' two dozen bottles Mumm's
EStrc Dr. from Duberry company.
New York-all through d. J. Abel
Ringer Bros. a Co. Chicago. one
fancy vest. Carter a Co. oneaalf
dozen uecktlcs. through N. MandoIl.
a. r. Springer. Kansas City. one
inoroccO shaving casc. one dozen hot
ties Paimer's perfoumd through The.
iin Bros
The Herplclde company, Detroit.
Mich, ak bottles Hornlcide. through
u. ~. Brlgga a Co.
Waterman Ideal Pen Co. one foun.
tain pen, silver mounted. through o.
~ Maiaon a Go.
Denver Bedding company, one iron
he'd william No''er A Co, one Die.
ture; J. n. Comrades a Co. 81. Louis.
one rocker. through @ w. sfronG's
sons.
The following large list came
through the efforts OF the whitney
company Denver Sewer Pipe aud
Clay company. check for SO Crane
company. Kansas City. nye.fo0t bath.
tub complete: n. o. Nelson Manufac.
turing company, 81. Louis. one enam.
7ied Iron hath tub complete. one low.
down closet OUTFIT complete one en-.
ameiod lavatory complete; Howe
scale company one Howe scale: B0r.
den q Sellock company, few OF their
new Bell coffee Mills Ohio Injector
company. one injector; the TOwerly
Metal and Hardware company. one
Kansas City OIL stove.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
soMrTHINo nav IN wAR.

The official statement comes from
tho headquarters Of the Japanese gen
eral Okn that IN his entire army, since
May last, only forty deaths have oc-
CURED from disease. During that time
General oku has heon In command a.
more than 10000 men. and 1850
have been at come time on the sick
list. That only forty should have died
ia one OF the mos extraordinary facts
IN thc history ~ military operations.
In the same period General Oku has
lost a,Is7 men killed and 2i.0s0
wounded. yet only forty snCcumbed 20
disease. During the civil war the
Union forces iOst 67.05S killed Ia &C.
iiOn, while 100 40 dlod Of disease.
Both American and European armies
suffer heavier losses from disease
than from actual hghting.
In che civil war 43.0i2 Union sol
diors died from wounds, and here
again comparison with Japanese ar
niles Allows an immense margin In
their favor. Tho Japanese surgeons
perform few field operations. and.
after FIRST aid 10 the wounded. send
them 10 the rear, where the chief de-
pondcnco ~ on che reparativo forces
81 nature. No statement "a given Of
how General Oku'a medical officers
treated 2f.G42 sick Japaneao, but the
fact that the mortality was less than
3 pcr 900 will aatonish the most
deliberately organised army medical
departments. Either the Japanese
a0ldiera have marvellous constitutions
or their medical oiiicera know some
important things not yet mastered
elaeWhtsfe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
sTATgHoop QUESTION
DEBATED AT ROSWELL

from saturdays Daily Citlzen.l
Hon J. y. Hinkle. mayor OF Ros-
well yesterday. received the following
message from the citizens committed
Of AlhuquerQuel
"A large mass meeting held here to-
night unanimously telographs to
speaker Cannon, urging concurrence
with senate on the statehood bill. and
asks your organizations and citizens
tO do likewise. collectively and ind.
vidualiy. and to also telegraph lndl.
vidual members Of congress"
The dispatch from Roswell says.
a large mass meeting was held
here tonight In the rooms OF the Com
mercia, club, In answer TO a call byI
Granville Richardson. the president
OF the club, TO consider the statehood
bill. The action OF the senate in passI
Ing the statehood bin IL the only topic
Of conversation here today.
u Is the opinion Of many that II the
bill Ia passed BY the house and q con-
stitutiun drafted that the masorlty of
the citizens of the territory win not
ratify Il by their votes Many think
that separate statehood al this time
will not Justify any white American
in supporting 81.
Hon. w. w. Gatewood. a prominont
attorney OF this city, had a communI
ication In the Roswell Record this an
tCrnOon and says In part.
The politics Of the new state
would be dominated for the next TEN
years AZ least, by an electorate. the
majority ~ whom are oOnfessedly uD1
n, Tor American citizenship and who
will be controlled by a coterie Of pol
litlcal ggaftcrs and adventurers. The
south, Immediately after the Civll war
under the control Of negroes. carpet
baggora and acalawagH, was an elynl
ium Of good government, compared
With what New Mexico will be under
separate statehood. Gov. Otero will
resign and Barela will be appointed
governor before statehood goes into
eject, Otoro and Bull" Andrews will
so to the senate and Barela will he
elected governor with a subservient
legislature.
"In due time the legislature VIII
authorize the governor to appoint all
officers, Judges. etc. az Il did In the
south after the var. and only God can
have mercy on the sweet lot we wiz
get"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
DENVER CAPITAL 10
INTERESTED AT RATION

The Phillips Construction company
N Denver viii break ground on next
Monday on It's contract OF 100000
for the building Of the extension OF the
Ration water works, saya a Ration dis
patch.
This extension will comprise res.
ervolr Tod from Sugarite creek and
canyon and pipe line Of eight miles
In length.
The new reservoir will have q Btor-
age capacity OF 7O.OO0.O0O gallons,
while the present reservoir holds tO,'
100000 gallons, thus giving the sys
tenn Of the Ration Water company a
total storage capacity OF ii0.OO0,O00
gallons. with an available daily posi-
BILE flow OF 3.OOO.O 900 SALONS. the prSs.
ent city use being 100000 gallons per
day
These reservoirs can No constantly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

MS the cheap skate that cuts little
ice
Hunger IL a matter Of inside lnfoT.
nation.
n it unlucky 20 walk un,cr the
ladder OF fame?
1'hq parlor entertainer cntertains
no doubt Of himself
The haid headed chap can never be
man Of many parts.
The man who II slow 10 see n Joke
believes that he laughs beat who
laughs the next day. Philadelphia
preza.
An ostrich feagheF will tickle The
Average womans vanity.
Few Of vs. can boast an artistic tenn
permanent and q hank account too.
When you buy carpet, although
Il may uo perfect. Il never comes In.
tact.
The man who makes his living out
~ politics doesn't believe In political
economy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
A FAvOsATE WITH ASSOCIATES
NINE. MELBA a NOTABLE ExcEP.
TON IN ARTISTIC LlFE-sHE
WILL DC HERE FRIDAY NIGHT.

That harmony ID not always found
amoug those who discourse most clio
queDt music IL well known 20 the fire.
Quentors OF the scenes behind the
footllghts In concert halls and opera
houses. and to find an artist, who has
by bic or her merits gained the top
OF the adder OF popularity and yet Ia
Willing % show an interest In those
with whom they are associated. IL 80
rare hat when this exception Is found
the dscoyory Is considered as a proof
OF the General rule.
Il is however. the universal com.
ment BY those who have participated
In concert programs or operate per.
formances with Nine. Mclhh that un.
der all circumstances she Is the gra-
ciOus aud kindly associate OF those
about her, ever ready 10 aid those less
fortunate than herself and 10 contrib
ute 90 any way 20 the general success
Of the Performance. Indeed Il is said
that Tie name OF Nine Molba among
her follow artists - synonymous with
good humor and that she Ia the one
and only prima donna who has never
been knOwn TO show any jealousy Ia
her progress and who has a pleasant
word Tor all OF her fellow artists, even
the most successful of them.
In spite Of the many honoFs she has
received from royalty and the many
pleasant meetings she has enjoyed with
the great ones Of the world Il Is rare
that these events are recalled Ia her
conversation. Indeed sho seems 10
take iar greater pleasure In the sim
pier and more sympathetic side Of her
artistic experience than che dOes In
calling attention to the prominence
she has enjoyed In the social world.
An amusinR story 70 told which illus
trates Ibis characteristic In the prima
donna She was taking a party OF
friends 10 see the interior OF the La
Scala opera house where she had won
many Of her greatest trinmphS
ThroWlng open the door OF a dress
ing room the guide who was with the
party exclaimed This Is where the
celabraied Melba used to dress" In.
stead Of posing as tho artist Nine,
Melba began TO laugh and looking
hard a. the guide quietly asked him,
What, cont you know mef and then
enjoyed his confusion In porcelvine
that despite her quiet street dress he
had discovered her ldentity.
Thor Will be no cut In prices OF
seats Tor Melba. The advertised
prices VIII be maintained.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Allied 20 their utmost capacity BY the
crystal currents OF exhalatlou Sugar
lie creek Il being estimated that 10000
acres owned BY the Ration Water
company on the Surarito creek divide
has twenty natural reservoir sites
whose future storage use can supply
city Of 100000 people.
IN connection with ~ reservoirs
,sa Ration Water company 10 erecting
eight ice houses. In which will be
gathered next year 10000 tons o. ice
for 1eneral market export AZ a selling
price 81 81 per ton. or a years ice
harvest Of $4,000
This years ice crop from the pres.
ent reservoir viii be- 10000 tons or
100000 N other words. shis years
Ice crop alone will practically pay for
the putting IN Of the new water works
extension and reservoir supply.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

The Manufacturers Record Of Bai.
timoro has accomplished a most ex-
coll0nt work In giving 20 the country
the present status OF the southern
states, In comparison with previous
periods.
In 1880 the assessed valuation OF
property In fourteen states. West viz.
gina Included. aggregated ta.bi0 926.-
137. AZ the end OF 1904 the figures
ah0W ss196.6e7,sis. an increase OF
II. 6a5. 772,570.
The magnitude Of this increase IL
utrikingly illustrated when compared
with the progress made between 1890
and 1900. whoa the total increase In
assessed valuation was t7f6.O00. 600,
and that Of the four years succeeding.
During this period the gain Was $780,
100000, or at an average OF ta2B 600.
900 per annnm.
Going q decade further back and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
POLICE COURT.
CFrom Mondays DAILY citIleal

(From Mondays Daily Citlzea.l
L. +. stone was reprOached by
Judge Crawford In police court this
morning for not adhering 20 the truth
and his fine FOR being drunk and dis.
orderly was placed at SIS J. D. Hall.
who plead guilty 20 the same charge.
wa hnod So, Stone and Hall had a
fab, at the Minneapolis house yester.
day. In police court Hall testified
that stone called him a name and that
he struck him. put him In hla room
and closed the door Witnesses 90 the
AFFAIR said that Stone was drunk.
Stone testified that he hadn't taken a
drink since New Years. Chief OF PO'
lice McMillin testited that Stone
came 70 him drunk and crying last
night and said that he had been rob
bed In old Albuquerque.
Several Victims OF liquor and the
rigorous police regulation on drunkea.
ness were sentenced 90 pay light fines.