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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-22
Location Blanks.

Mining location blanks, same form
as used in tf> Tonnpah-Goldfield sec
ton, for sale at his office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-22
ents for Sale

The Emporium has on hand num-
ber of tents Of the best make and
kind. Sizes 10 x14, wall tents Are
equipped ready to place in position.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-22

Call on the Meyers Mercantile CON-
pany for your groceries, hardware,
choice liquors and wines, and you will
make no mistake. Our prices are
Park Hotel grill and dining room,
Open day and nigh. Everything that
the market affords will be served.
Dress suit cases, pajamls, night
robes, underwear and hosiery at the
Emporium.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-22
CARSON ASSAY OFFICE,

CARSON ASSAY OFFICE.
Assays and Analyses on ores Of
every Description
Samples sent by mail promptly tested
t.. Prices sent on Application.
F. A. MERRIMAN,
Assayer and Analyst.
?. .. Box 4sa Carson City.
Or. CHAS Won DADESKY,
Physician and Surgeon, Office opposite
the State Capitol, Cor. King and
Carson Street.. Residence, Judge
Hawley House.
Office Hours.-1 to and to
p. M.
VIM. j. CIRCE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon, Office and Res
idence 1.-THE Exchange" Office
Hours, 2 to 4 D. m.
-Ao~
DR.. A. HUFFAKER
cfice anr Residence. one block from
Main street. Office hours Is,
7-s.
DR.. w. H. CAVELL, D. D. s.
Carson City Nevada. Office over
State Bank & Trust Co.
-AON
DR.. w. w. GOODE, D. D. S.
New Bank Building, Carson City, New.
Hours 9-12 and is. Phone 49,
-~oH
T. r. HoFER,
Agent for Fire. Life and Accident
Policies, Office New Bank Bull
ing, Carson City, Nevada.
-H0H
JAMES G. SWEENEY,
attorney at-Law. Attorney Generals
Office, Capitol Building, Carson
City. Nevada.
WIN. WOODBURY..
Attorney at Law. Office north Of Cap.
itol Building, Carson City, Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-22

Furnished rooms opposite the M. e.
Church. Enquire at premises.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-22
LADIES' NIGHT
GOWNS

Ladies Night Gowns made of soft
fluffy Flannelette, neatly trimmed, all
sizes, cut good and full. Mr. Cohen's
price $1.O0 Ours .......... 75c
Flannette gowns in pink and pale
blue and W hite. soft, thick and fluffy,
trimmed in white finishing braid and
tucked yokes. Mr.. Cohen's price $3.50
Our price Soc
Flannette gowns in pink striped fan
nelette, but good full length and gen.
erous size. Mr.. Cohen's price S5c.
Our price 49,. 55c
Cotton knit short petticoats, knee
length in brown and navy colorsi.
Mr.. COhen's price was soc. Our price
Ladies and ChiIdrens' Hose-Fast
black, heavy ribbed, seamless hose.
one of the best qualities for school
children. These hose are all splendid
values at 12kc. Mr.. Cohen's price
Our price sc
Ladies black hose, regular 12hc val
ues. Mr. Cohen gave splendid values
at the above figure. Ours -. 8 1-3c
Ladies Fine Cotton Hoisery-Full
shaped, fast colors; they have three
thread heels and toes and were an
elegant quality at Csc. Mr.. Cohen's
price. Our price ............ Is 2-3c
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

go. 26. S @ipbenbopn bar for
nogen Sis ii6en fp1gen6e on6ifabs-
fnloe &iitorie / Smlpb: @%rosierer
@. fra 06enie ifuloe / @atbe11sfir>
ten babe 8rDllp meo en- nng Dame
fra Nel tbeo. 9e bar begge forel6re-
leie, men Sen 1111ge Game baboe
Slegtntnge / @iebenbabn> og bos
Dem fful6e @rplluppet MI itaa. 9e
itnloe ogiaa begge babe obernattet
bos oiSie @legtninge efter 6eres Mn-
tomit til 8pen Dagen fbr 8rplluppet,
men at en eller on6en @run6 fun6e
bette lite 1aoe fig arrangere, og Sc
mootte oa ta9e in6 paa ct &otel /
Nerbe6en. Sen 11elte Sag %forrette-
6es ga 8ielien / opennepnte Strife;
BET bar ct bsitioeligt 9ieblif, 90 Brr.
item bb6 8rr16eporret fnele fora,,
IL E = t7 D
Alterrtngen, og set pcr 6erfor iaabel
for Dem iom for &reiten, ganife ufat'
teligt, at @rpIlupsgieiterne ! bette
9ieblif bengab fig til en- uitprlts
Nfnnterbeo, Der bberfen pasieoe for
Steoet eller ben beibellige Gambling.
Men @aa6en bIeb ienere 8ruogom-
men forflaret. @aa &otellerne biem-
ME brnger, iom befien6t, Sfopuofe-
rem altio for at unogaa 6orbefslino
poo Sfoiaalerne at fripe Mumeret
paa set @ereIie, uoenfor bbilfet ban
tager benz; og ga MI &arret fnelte,
leites paa ollie fire @foiaaler ct flot
% meo oriitige SDing tegnet SO.
90.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
Set "erc1uipe g e t..

get "e tue 70 ct.
S etbpert Samfuno finoes ser en-
<5omling Stip1tiffere, iom UNDER en-
:. eller anoen 6orm organiierer Jig meo
set 6ormaal at faa alting itpret og
lebet efter oeres eget &opeo og ON
mlligt til 6eres eger1 Soroel. 9e lob
gipenoe 6oriamlingerS iaofalote
,.Sberbuie" bliber neiten oltio, fpr
'sller ienere, Salerer for iaaoo1ne
..crclriipe Gets, og Sc 6oreneoe 5to=
tiers Se1ot er MI pao SEN aller beo=
fte Sci til at blibe oct, eller rettere
er Set allere0e, i6et set mere % mere
letter Jig poa 8agbenene moo alt>
sbnao Set an0et lopgipenoe &ammer
,e,cs mes M0miniltrotionen ON at Ser
;lral gjennemf9res til @e6ite for bele
gefpltninge>1. Gaa SEN Mao6e bar
Seuatet, Ser lte0le mere bliper @e=
truientont for @apitaliit=Snteresier=
tie, facet lat Ell Som for Gremifri6ts=
90 Observation-Disclosures pao iaa at iige
allie Smroo6er: @ol6gifts= og Meg=
iings=traftoterne, 1om &reiioenten
bapoe facet u%oarbei0et, og iom beIe
Eatione1 og bele &eroen gle6e6e fig
Soper, Dar Set facet begrobe6e, Sartf<
:reform og Sernbanelopgipning er
gaaet ialnme Sci og set fan bentes
at Srui tlopgipninger1, lom fomnter til
at bergre mango Senatorers perion=
Iige SsS,1teresi er paa set fpleligite, og=
Taa bill blipe fpolt / Ggoielen. @iolet
r'loo at Bette ltpeier ifal gribe pi0ere
ON ity, er 8alg til 5enatet peo ST.
refte Mfltemning, oct er Sen @ile,
lom n1aa 0ribeS in6 / Genotet, og lom
Ier eller ienere bil fiGrne Sen Bonn
tor goo 2%opgipning, iom 2an6ets
ltgrite Millionerfll1b / @al6ington
I'LL Banner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
Ry Gupernpr for 0oni
g G t n6 G II.

9a 9anif @eitinoiens Sfirbne for
uogle Mor ii0en blep ofgiort reo at
sen oanlfe &i9S0ag nngtcoe at az
hrnOe Seruc til Sc Inr. Stoter, blep
n1on / @iel1lanoet grebst al CT biolig
Srong til at uaidre noget" for Sc bio=
fiI l%tcomo0erligt he%bonolcoe Ger.
9cn1e Sral1g far 81. Il. gipet Jig It's
jlog Sprettelie al ct p%eltinoiif 2pt-
teri, inn bar gipet ct Sperlfl,o a 80
900 &roner., lis enoelle al en- 92e=
gleringsfomislion, 1om lfltloe gipe
Mnpisning poa 6or6e0ringer, iamt
l(onGpncllc al CT cipil @1,berl16r /
Ete6et for Sc mere eller m1i110re be-
oaoeoe @rigere, JONI biotil bor leoet
9erneS COMMUNICATION. 9elt me0oe=
les Set fra &ipbenbor11, at SEN r1pe
chile 8l1per1npr otter CT blept aflplt
az cit Wt1ltfGr, en- StaptcI1 eol0, Dn
Sen cipile bar roget 1tflar mes Sc o>1=
ore GmbeosmGn0. Sra &enltres @i=
Sc blep Set oltio bGpoet, at set bar
Ell rem lifting at bape CIT officer /
Spioie1 for gerncs 5tpre, og It's
s%1upnelien al Gipiliiten bilites mes
flor Silfre0sbe0. Set CT moolfe ct
Suf9l0e, men Set ligrer iterft cit
Sonfe, at Sen npe &en6ing / 6on1f
Eolitif, iom bringer set gomle Mill
torGoenoe &enitre / penifabelig 6or-
Itooelle mes Militerbeienet, oglao
meofsrer @ienoptogelien of Officers
'tpret / 0anlf @eitiuoien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
e tor Man0s 6 e r.
nj n a..


GIT at Ben amerifanife Stations
ltprlte Mgn6, General Gem @allace,
er fioite ltge afgoaet pe6 Deoen. San
bar ct at 6e lpftelige Menneifer, for
bpem alt, bpao ban lag6e lin &aano
7paa, lpffe6es, og .@run6en til bette
par, at ban lasoe belle lin Mrbei6s-
fraft og Sperbepisping i16 / fit Or
beioe. Set iterite Mabn / &iftorien
bar ban punoet be6 fin meiterligt
1frebne BOG n8en Sur; liel6en Ell
Ter olorig bar en- opbere og in6erli-
gore 5oritaaelie at 8eroens 6reller
pnret neoifrepet at M%ennefebaano
e,1b / 6e1ne 8og, og 11aar Sen er Bile
pet lgit / iaa ubpre l16itrefning Ser
Sen oper, iom Eilfeloet er, ter bette
foges iom ct &lenoetegn poa lite
alene, at 8ogen / fig ielD er goo, men:
at ben anilaar Strenge, ser trobs alt
bbao ser iigeg imo6 % ipottes oper
Rriitenbor1men, BOG biihbrcrer / Cont
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
f1ong mes Sc al oens glitter for
fpnote 5anobeoer., 5fipnt 2ep @aI-

flong mes Sc al 0e1ts Glitter for
fpn6te Son6beoer., Sfipnt Sem @al-
lace'S 9opeobetyoning maoife iaale=
0es nGrmeit CT JONI til6els religies
Sorfotter, bar ban paa mangfoloige
onorc Smroooer giort fin ltore SSn6=
flp6elle girloenoe, life mi,10it peo tit
@fsempel lom ~lelf MADE" Man0.
Sffe | Sen Gorl tan6 at ban orbei-
0e1e Jig op fra 6atigoom % ltbe=
mGrfetbeo, mer foroi ban Iatte fin
belle @nergi ino poo at bringe set Or
beioe, Scr blep betroet born, ielp ON
ban pprin0elig life bar u06onnet til
Set, up til sen itorite Tl1l0fommenDeo.
9erpeo blep BON flor lom Sol0ot,
diplomat, iom &1unltner, lon 6orret=
ltingsn1ano % lom Soler. @on bar
CIT Sppc pau Sc beolte &rGfter, iom
CT neolaat / Sen o%n,erifanife Motion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
@reta % @refenlanb.

&reta % @refenlanb. &rins
@eorg at @refenlan6, Ser er @tor-
magternes @eneralfomisler paa 9en
&reta. og bar itpret Gen fioen Sen
bleb frataget Gprfiot og lat UNDER
Magter1es 5~ellesa6miniitration, bar
ifior paa en- @unoreiie til &offerne
europa for at opnaa, at &reta fun
De blibe lagt in6 ll1noer @refenlanb,
om eno &prfiet al Mabn bebolot
Operbeibeo ODER 9en.. Gtemningen
blanot 8efolfningen er / bgi GRAB
for. en- %Snolemmelie / @refenIan6.
Sogen bar b9ret forban6let melIem
Magterne, og De r,1siiife, engelite og
fronife @eianoter / Berlin bar nj.
meooelt Get tpife l16enrigsminiIteri-
I'M, at beres &egieringer lite funoe
.aaa IND paa en- iaqoan 9roniuq for
!@reto.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
!. Com befien0t Dor oonre 1ro,

- Com befienbt Dor gan,Ie 9ron.
ming @ictoria meget religibs og bo1ot
meget ltrengt paa ben offentIige Weo.
raj.
1eo en- anleoning, 6a en- at ben.
oes opbarten6e 9amer efter en- sln.
oagt uoraabte: SCENT Dbor berligt
bet n1oa bore at fomme til &imIen
og trpffe 6e gamle @rofeter, Mbra.
bam, Mofes og Dabio faa ibo.
reoe 9ronningen:
.SSeg bill paa ingen 8etingelie blipe
sfen6t me6 @abi6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
&nsiife Spmpat9icr. &olitiet

Metp 9orf maatte / 5sn6ogs iplitte
en- Jolfebob, melt beitoaenoe al It's
%lnrot11ge> iom paa offentlig @ooe
ofbolot ct @p6e> bpor ser blep ipin-
get meo reoe Stag og u6talt @pmpa=
TIL for Mor0et pna @torfprlt Ger
gi1lS; 8 MG1t0 blep arreitereoe> og en-
al oiSle bapbe 2omn1en fl1l6 al repo=
l1ttionoere Hroflomationer. San for
longte at faa at pioe, om Seem Sort
bar lom Moifom, bpor erlige 9(rbei=
Scre negteoes &et til at iomles for
at n0tale 6oragt for Gprannerne.
Nolttiiergeanten meo6elte bam> at Sc
fnnoe bol0e Mp6er laa m1eget Sc IN
ltebe, men life preoife Oprer pao
offentlig @o6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
Mrs. Sane 8. Stanfpr1 / Ga

Mrs. Sane 8. @tanforo / @a11
TranciSco, bpiS ltorIlooeoe @aber til
l(niperiiteter og @foler / California
bar ltillet Denoe blan0t Mmerifas fpr=
lte Jilantroper, bor beret @ienitono
for ct mpitiif neutrality-suspicious.
lon Set enonl1 fife er lpffeoes ber1oe
at foo opflaret. Ser bleo gipet be11oe
CIT itor 9oiiS 5trpfnin / Ell 6lojfe
Mi11eralpono, men 0plpsningen bar
loo ltprf, at Sen / Jig lelb birfe0e jom
Mooa;ft, og EFT lterf Spfaitning frel=
tic ben0es 2ip. Mrs. 6tonforo CT
rcjlt til Sapan for at fomme til &ruf=
ter igjen, og for at unogoo fine 6or=
fplgere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
&ocfe ieller og 9 r.
S Qrpcr L.

Set li9es, at Sen bcfjen0te Or.
Sarper, ErGiiocl1t for Chicago Uni
ueriitet, f%orbereoer Jig paa 9eoen
lom 6alge al CIT Operation, ban moo
moerfalte Jig for &rGftlpg0om.
Or. @orpcr og Sen 2%rr6omson=
itolt, bon ltoor / Spioien for, er / ct
og alt ct Yro0uft al Sc &enge> iom
Mougemillionrre1 @pcfcfcller far
flemt uo al @efolfnt11gen peo lit ASe=
troleltm=M onppol. Metop poo famine
Sis font @arper bereoer Jig poo at
neolngge lit Nrbeioe> trnffer Set op
til, at &ocfefeller ifal pluffes for Ell
bel Gel al fine Millio1ter peo at bans
6il1ansoperationer titles / offentlig
8%elpsuing. Ser ipnes at bore ct pilt
@omme11bung mellem oisie to 8egi=
be11bc0er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
9 |. q G +.

~ Wv teA"SS% ;
bore Gage ON bpioe Sloper, u1ell
mango al Sem, Ser lfraulcr me it, er
ielp Sc pGrltc Slane6ol0crc. @onlfe
itffert fan Scr bore ltn0crfuelle fra
Sc Mogtbaperoes SIDE, gonlfe liffert
fan Magct til line Si6cr bore boor0t,
1ltaalcligt. @unlfe liffert piloc Set
bore goOt ON Silltal1Ocl1 bar on0crlc=
0es. Men,
CT set r%ctfnroigt?
@pis Gfpl0 CT set?
&an ri li0e for bpo0 hi life bor
foritylDt?
81 tror nei, og hi tror at le GU
@rlu1o til Naget POS os ielp.
81 CT nemlig lelp Slopcboloeree,
og iaalunge hi CT set, fan III life
pente CIT beore Singe1es Silltano.
Sa6 % o%flfaffe Slaperiet.
2ao oS intte bore Sooner frie, tbi
Sc er @laper.
off, ou tror set life! Oh bar mod
lfe ol0rig rigtig tenft oper 5ogen.
Men tGuf iii, og le ON Set life er
@r Sin Some fri? Som bl1n gipre
bDa0 FUN bor 2Dlt til nbcn fprlt at
lpprge Sig? Staar Ye1gepl1ngen til
ben0es &uaoigbeo? @or FUN &oro=
leret laaoom iom 0u bor? Set at FUN
iful0e fin0e poo at billie gao til
GGrtsDulet eller @iprncopotbefet en-,
to, tre> fem Gonge ON 9ogen for Ell
lille @ierteltprfer, eller Snops, bpoo
pil6e ou lao iige? @ller ON b11n iful-
Sc gao til e1onl1 prrre Ste6er, bull
fen Staobei piloe set fife pol6e? gu
pil0e al0rig flrnne tilgipe benbe, men
on, 0u fan gjpre bpa0 set ifal bore.
Sor fife at tale ON Stemmeretten,
Ser MI CT Torment be116e, mc6ens FUN
bar Sob til at betale Sfatter, bpis
bum er ngift.
2o0 % bore r%etferotge!
2a6 os begpn0e meo % ielp %
iGtte bore Sooner fri, og ie laa, ON
sen polttiifc @immel life bill ooge fig!
81 mener life, at hi lfal negligere oen
Sing, mel, hi bpr orbeioe for alt, bpao
hi tror er ret, me11 hi tror oog forpilt
at ifal ser pGre &engipring, ioa bpr
ri begpn6e bos % ielb.
gu tror bel life, at &pin0en er
ct m%1oeror6net Sel en, JONI efst1terer
uoeluffenoe for Sin 6ornpieljes og
6oroels Sfplb? 9ette troeoe gu
gonife liffert iffe> "a 0n frieoe, og
bum, BUN Staffel, tog big meo Sen
fuloe Jorltaael1e, at bum lf11l0e bore
en- ful6 @ompagnon / 6irmaet, life
en- Glaze. gu mente iagtens ogjoa
set famine, 6u bab6e ga life til &en=
1tgt at underline ben6e.
Nei, bepares.
Men efter sggteifnbet %inofonot SEN
ulpffelige &erifeipge fig, ben, gu mi
opponerer ioo lterft imo6, og bum,
bum sen ipagere, maatte figge UNDER.
&por blot bar bum life bi6til fun
set fig / glaget! @pilfen rgren6e &en=
gibenbe6 bar bun lite biotil, nelten
l1oen nnotdgelie, bilt for lin rbe6re"
9alboel! Seen,
fanbenoe bum baagner engang,
og 6a pogt Big!
@non1 er ser Si6 til at milone
&aget, men gieres Maget for baorbt
og bum lGrer lin Magt at fienoe, oa
pogt Big.
2ab os begpnoe me6 % felp, tbi
set er Ser Seilen ligger. Maar pi
bar reformeret % ielp, iaa tanfer hi
&eiten ogiaa pil bore bIepen reforme=
ret % Slaberi opbgre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

~ ~ ~~S% NV l%P%I~S
&rincipper / Dor frtftrfelige n6pif=
ling: &rG terneS g a M
menipil! Selp UNDER set ub11no=
ne &algipitem pil Sc fierne @gne
fremoeles itaa fiGrnere fra Somfl!n=
bets @elbeosinteresier ems Sc mere
centrale @gne / Samfun0et. Set
giGloer ON, at alle @%atnfunoets Me6=
lemmer peronIigt fan font
me til at itaa @r1iigt til Mniigt mes
@elbe6sinteresl erne - at ollie itoar
lige ner beo 6isie %officielt. Dette
naar hi al6rig, bbis ri fremoeles bibe=
bol6er M%arsme0erne lom Samiuu=
oets u0epenoe Mpn6igbeo. 9et nooes
Inn gie1nem ct mere 0emofrat:!f
6nlfeitpre / Samfun6et. - s 5te=
set for at BRACES mes Sc itnre s(f<
ltonoe til s(orsmgoernc t bporle=
0es bloc set 6n. bore at bringe
9 Il m nn0sintereS erne
uDer 81 n0ene MS /
9 q NJ nnOets MenigDe G.
5 c oN lo0e Sem Scr fpn1ne til
Mfglprelle? @tbpert betDonirgs fltlot
Salniun0slpprgsmool h,roe 1tbetil1=
get gao til s%lfltemli11g l1oe / Mel1ig=
beoernc! - Mon l1ogc1 tyr bel1ugte,
at cit laa0an frilin0et Golni unos=
or0ning pil0e bi0roge til Gomfun0s=
lipetS pg 5onfln0sfplellens @ufst
% Sriblel? Ser pil0e 6erf or fife
here Sale ON Mflfaffclle al Morsmp-
oerne. Oct pil0e blipe 0isies Sp=
gape at noarbejoe 6orl lag, ll0folt oG
Hlorer til Gomf11noets 9rift og
Jrcmprfst. - Marsmg0erne bill
0e bltpe Sc raa0g ben 5 G.
Samfun6ets Me6lemmer Sc b c :
t e m men0e, % Stprellesper=
ionalet Sc II 5 8 Den6 e. 0enne
Sr0ning bil6e mil0ne ltlel1pen beo Sc
geografiife Gonlfeligbe0er og fjerne
Ste6bGrnsfoarene / Sumfnn0et -
ollc piloe ga proftilf tolt itoo lige
1lur pe0 Sen officiellc 5omfun0s=
0rift!
Set er mig ielofplgelig in0lpicn0e,
at nnppe ret mango en0n1 bil lptte
til oisle &ao0; mer til Srolfob imo0
Sagen regres Bette at mol1 life ruo
lober at bnboe Nrincippernes Met,
lelp ONT set tillpnelo6en0c ct felt
olnionlt! - Sim 6erigjennem forbe,
reOes 9agen, ga Bette eller ct lenere
GlGgtle0 ifl1er &rineippcrnes Sri.
1llnf
6ribe0si6eer, l16piflingsprincip,
per og SEN SlagS Sing betrogtes il
pel beller life iom &ontrabonoe
iblan6t % = ifu16e / bbert Galo life
Sa 6esu6en er set mig lige iao
inolpien6e, at Dor Samfnn6su6pif-
ling fpr eller ienere bill tpinge os
it's | nogle al 6isle 6por - mel
mil10re hi oil tro6le bore 6remtios:
m1ltgbe6er 6e go6e me6 Sc 1fieb:
lie ponare!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

y 5 og 10 acres for Gierfre oa
6ruet, 20 % 40 acres for meieri
paa Mlfalfa 2an6 bill inobrinqe set
famine iom so og 100 Stores / 0iten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

Entered at the Post Office at ST. Paul
Nina. as second class ~rna;i-mattc-.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-08-05
Champion Athelete.

PORTLAND, oregon, Aug A.
Frank Frissell, the University of Ne
vada football; player, who receatly
registered at Multnomah University
for the purpose>of gaining a right to
represent that college in the athletic
field, was today declared the worlds
champion amatuer athlete.
In the international field day held
ejt the exposition in which were en-
tered athletes from many of the States
and foreign nations, Mr.. Friss ell
gained signal victory, beating his
nearest antagonist by nearly fifty
points.
He won first place in the broa1
jump and the 120-yard hurdles, be-
sides taking second and third in near
Ily every event. Mr. Frissell's vic
tory is probably the most brilliant
and substantial ever won upon the
athletic field.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-08-05
DELAY EXPLAINED.
Carson Autoists Run w Aainst the
California Law.


Some ten days ago Hal Lennon
and DIR. Good departed for San Fran
cisco in MIR. Lemmon's Rambler auto.
The trip down was a record breaker.
and it was suspicioned that the trip
home would eclipse the fastest train
that is run over the hills.
The boys wer edelayed on the.home
trip, but nothing could be cleaned
from them that would give the cause
of the delay. Machine troubles thev
denied; tire troubles they admitted,
but not enough to make out two days
en- route. Yesterday the truth leaked
out-they were fcld under the powe r
of the law at Lodi for two days. AMI
al through the miserable laws that
our sister State is enforcing.
In California it is necessary to carry
a number and license The Nevada
boys did not take this precaution, as
they are natives of Nevada and did
not come under the law. The Lodi
authorities could not see it that way
and the boys We're taken into camp.
DR.. Goode, who makes a pretty good
spell, put in his time telling the. per-
sistent authorities that they were
making a record run home. and that
they We're merely visitors. or tourists,
and wanted to get out of the obnoxious
State. The talk did no good, and
Editor Lennon did his best to con
vince the people that he wanted to
get away and was not a resident of
the pesky place. 1t did not work AMI
they were held pending word from
home
AS the pair was taken into camp
on Sunday the telegraph Office IN this
city was closed and no chance to re-
ceive word was shown
/ Monday the telegraph opened and in
short time thf identification of the
pair was established and they were
allowed to journey homeward.
The home auto talent is camping
on the trail of some of the crew who
| live at Lodi, and if they should come
to Carson or Nevada it is likely that
something will drop.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-08-05
A CoMsTocK HERO.
Remained at His Post in the Hour of
Danger.

Mike Smith died in San Francisco
Tuesday morning, after an illness six
months. and in his death hero poss-
ed to what should be his just reward.
Smith was a mining engineer, and
when the fire broke out in the Yellow
Jacket. mine in September. 1873, ne
was running a giraffe in the under
ground workings of the Belcher. 1t
was through the latter mine and by
the giraffe that the miners escaped
from the gas and flames. Smi,n
could have left his post after he hoist
edit he men out of the Belcher, but he
was one of the heroes who show
their true worth when put to the test
and when the miners came scurrying
from all parts of the Jacket and
Crown Point he remained at his post
until every man had been hoisted o
safety. and then he started for the
surface, where he arrived. nearly
overcome by gases escaping through
the shaft
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-08-05
DIFFICULTIES ARE ENDED.
Terminal Dispute Between San Pedro
and Southern Pacific Settled.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 3.--The diff
Guilty over terminals between the
Southern Pacific and Senator Clark )
San Pedro railroad in Southern Cali
fornia has been settled on a basis
entirely satisfactorily to the Clark Of
ficials. When the San Pedro opened
its lines for through traffic the South
ern Pacific and Sante Fe refused to ac-
cord the Clark line the same facilities
for switching and terminal deliveries
that they granted each other. After
much discussion by minor officials the
matter went up to Senator Clark ami
E. H. Hartman, and after considera-
ton by the executive committee was
referred to a meeting of traffic men
and high officials of the interested
lines with the understanding that the
Clark road would be given the privi-
leges demanded. The settlement of to-
day is the result and the San Pedro
is in a position to receive and deliver
transcontinental freight on a competit-
i've basis without having build paral-
lei terminal tracks and sidings into
the various southern California towns
where it lacked these facilities.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-08-05
THE VALLEY ROAD.
Grading rogressing on the Gardner
Vile End.

Grading with the traction engine is
completed in the near vicinity of the
sheep camp and yesterday work was
begun in the direction of Carson
Judging by the short time required to
finish the work in the locality where
operations were begun it should no.
take long to prepare the right of way
between here and Carson for the lay
ing of the rails.
Rails for the Y. & T. are arriving
In Reno and are being taken out AMI
distributed along the main line. They
are heavier than the rails now in usa
on the main line and will replace the
old ones which will be used on the
ties are also arriving and will be laid
under the new rails.
There is we'll foundered rumor
to the effect that the valley railroa'!
must be completed one hundred and
five days after the first work of con
struction is begun. There seems t,
be some foundation for this rumor
from the fact of what is going or
along the main line and because ths
amount of construction and materia
arriving daily in Carson. 1t will no
be surprising, therefore, if the vale.
people are able by Christmas to real
ize the benefits of railroad.-Courie
Record.