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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
Observation-Disclosures.

Sic 8ranb-Surp bat folsenoe an.
Hagen einaersiht:
efames Wc2ou9blin, @lpoe Ship
man, glpoe Samlep unb 3bouas Witrs
pbp iino an9etlo9t, bic Boltolfiee IN
straBburs beraubt gu babtn.
Cotton" Woore fe1t unter Der Nn=
tlaae, in SenniIon einem 'sreunoe se.
'bolfen su babsn, aus benz GefdR9nlE
aussubreAen.
5rau Sarriet Demut1 miro belhul'
olqt, elm unorosntli6es 9aus gebaltsn
gu 1aben.
Softer Dilbelm bat lih auf cine I'm.
tIaee tpeaen Streit uno Sbla9sret au
ueranttuorten.
0ier Deitere glntlagen tueroen pors
ldufi9 nod aebeim 9e6altsn. oa man
erlt ole Nnsetla9ten perbalten MIL.
gliiabetb 6lpnn erbielt bic nahae.
iudte S1eioung bon Wlhael 5. Tlpnn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
,,Dtr ia reitb senas."

Gelegentlt9 Der Gbhaltune elmer
SofjaeS BEL R0nigs Mrfterbauisn,
8ranbenburs, beiidtiste 9atfer Wfl@
be!m II. nit feinsm @efolge bas bortise
8linbenbsial; bic 5errIdaftea bespun>
berten aud bic aierliden Gesenitdnbe,
Die bon ben glinben angsfestist tparen.
unb Der Wtonar9 mar Der erite, Der
ein 3Drb6en erFunb. Iud bic ii6rigsa
5erren betseilisten fiA leb1aft am
Rauf, unter arsoeren Elm fhlefif9er
Masndt, her einen 9unbertmurtf9eir
auf ben Slid legte, um fih ben ReIt
beraussc6en gu lahen. Da trut Der
Rei5tr no9muls an cen 8erfanfsitano
beraa nno faste Ia6enb 81 benz @er<
tduFer: rRein., 8erebrteiter, biefer Serr
betontn,t ni9ts beraas, Der lit rei3 gee
mig unb fam es be5ablen.A go 9e@
f1aA es. Inbere Serren bonn Gefolge
ahn1ten benz 8eiIpiel mad, unb Die Nr=
beitstaiie Der 8Ginben in aOniss-Dus
fterbauien erfubr cine erbebli6e 8ereis
@erttta.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

glm q. 9e,ember in 6troBbura bic
6rau BON 6riebrih 3appsler I'M sllter
bon 26 ssahrsn am RerDeniieber. @rit
ertrontte Gappsler ieibft an Reruen-
fisber. uno lag funfsebn Woben
oarnieoer, oann ertrantte Elm Gnabe
uno ihtieBlih sriranltsn nuh mod Die
6rau uno oas dtteiis Mdodsn. Sap.
peler uno Der Gnabe lino ipieoer beraes
felt uno bas Mdohen lit auf oemWeae
Der 8eiieruns, aber Die Wtuiter llsgt in
ltillen Wrab.
gtm z. eSnnuar III Netp Bbilabelpbio
Senrp BILLET inn giter BON 40 Sabren
am Nerpeniieber. Der Gesiiurbene.
lpslher cine Gi,ioeriabr,t oil Ct. @lalrs
ltruBe betrieb, binterldBt cine @tttme
uno adt Rinoer.
am z. Sanuar in Seem philadelphia,
,Satob Sppiiaer iii alier DON q Sab
rem an elnsm 5ersleloen. ST beiorate
feline bdnsli6en Arbeiten ON Samitaa
9lbeno uno mnB plOblih toot nieosrge.
fallen Iein. benn als man ibn fano, lag
CT lteii unn falt am gpoen. Ser Der.
forbene mar aus Dem Gunton Bern in
Der Sdpsis asbiirli9 uno fam por uns
9efdhr SO Sabren nah ben Verelni9ten
5taaten. gBdbreno ees Siiraerfrle9es
oiente er in, Is. Cbio &egiment. sslne
6rau, Die por einigen Sabren gehor=
ben. bintsrlisB ibm feds 8inoer. Don
,pelhsn brei IN gltron uno orel bier
luObnbaft lino.
Dim 81. DECEMBER in Waibln9ton
9opnIhip Jrau Waliha ann &ses i'm
Alter pou Is Sabren. Die Yeritorbene
binterldBt einen 6attsn uno abt Sins
Der, spei e6hne unp is6s S06ter.
Nm s. 'sSanuar in Canal Soper,
Minna Spider, oas fiinfldbrlae Sod'
terleiu bon Sobn Spider (Da6en),
all einem 2unaenleioen uno marc ON
9ienltag Iadmittaa bsaraben.
Mm IL. Sanuar in ieiner Wobnunl
in Der Nd6e pOn 5iat sSatob gfert in
9llter DCn IS e}anren. 9ta9eres loel
ben 5ooesIaa tonnten mir nlGt IN Gr'
| fabrung brinaen.
Vim IL. Sanuar in SoDce, tpo e.
Store belt, G1arles Watbias im Nlte1
BON 25 Sabrsn al Der Sri9bt11er
! Niereutrantbsit. Der Serltorbene bin
terldBt cine Witlpe nit einem Slnoe
oas nur 3luei Sase ult 1T.
Qlm IL. Sanuar in BaIblngtol
Brof. u. s. WatAems, Elm Yruoer pol
Major 6. 8. Wlatbelus oahier, IN
9lltsr pom so ssabren. 0tatbeus tpnro
Dor einiasn yBohen bon einem 5ubr
lpert iiberIabren uno oieles botte Yer
leblnoen our 6ol9e. Die Den Soo herbel
| flibrteu. Der 8dltDrbene mar ell
ti9tiger Maler uno bat ole Portrdt
me1rerer Yraiioenten 9emalt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
Sin thenres Niero.

ras bic StraBe entlane raft coer bunbrrte
dbnli9e llnfaae iinp tdslide gprtcmm-
nilIe. Sober lolte pesbalt cine 3uYerlai-
iise Salte pcrratbis baben unp feline III
telIer ais Sudlen'S 9lrniea Salbe.
8ranpz nnb Shpittmunpen, pHene
Shapau, 5autauslhldse unp 5amcrr=
bcioen serlhwinben ipfort. Sur 25c. Die
Sdadtel. 5eiluns sarantirt Der Qpps
tbeter 6. 9. Gainsberser. Sn 8ains=
bersers Npotbefe wirp ceutiA selprp6en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

DAP Der tapfere @ertbeibiser bon
port Qrtbur, General 9tOKel, beut<
fden ltrfprunss 1T, setgt i9on fein
Wame an. Mdbrenb Der beutI9en 8es
freiungstriege 1913, 1914 unb 1915
5ei6nete it1 Elm Maior beHelbea 9iaz
mems als Rommaroeur bon bier
G9pabronen beg 2. 2eibhuIdrenzRegi>
ntents, Der S9tpar5en Suiaren, oft<
mails in benz 1. Mrmeetorps unter 9e@
neral b. Oort aug. Die 5uIdren ge=
borten aur 8rigabe bes Sberiten b.
Steinmes. Sn Der etpeiten Brigade
bes Gorps itarben unter benz prinaen
Rarl BON Msdlcrburg bic fura porber
sebilbeten Medlenburgs sStreliser 9u@
faren bes Sberitleutnants b. Mdrburg.
8ei Wartenburg eroberten bic @htpdr&
aen unb bic 9treltBer 9nTaren Is Raz
rpnen unb 80 Munttionstpaeen. Mm
7. sSsbruar 1914 befebteri cine Gdipa@
bron Der 66par5en unb eine Der 5tres
Tiger 9ufaren unter Waior b. StOhels
8efebl bas frun5Dfii4e Gbampasners
ftdbtaen Gp.rnan. @tDTel btsponirte
nidt alIein fiir ben Mnsrtff auf bic
fran5Diif9en 9ruppen in Der Stabt.
Tonbern auh fir Elm 5riibitiid bon 500
5laf9en gbampasner unb WeiBbrot.
Mdbrenb Die Sransoien auriideingen,
aebten bic 9ufaren auf benz Marftz
plaBe unb gofIen ibren pferben ben
Net in ben Sals. Der @eranltalter
bes Griibftiids, b. St0Hel felbf, mar
ben tpeidenber Gran8oIen na4geritten
unb fam gum syriibFud 3u 5pdt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
Gfnanktnfplittfr.

Qente BON Gjci6nmd ertennt man an ben
Moben, Die iie-n d nlitnta9sn.
9as Mitfeib iast itns oft Die ipabre Gr5be
anieres llngtiids.
stn1 In Der gSiiite Des 2ebeng bebeuten
2aneele oft bie!.
Ghlinlmer, ais bic f6fininfte Rritif LIT
naancnaai ibr GGireigeil.
Mer nidt nit benz Gtrome Idipitnnt, Der
iuirD tolo auf oetp Erodensn fiBen.
giser nit benz aopf bur6 bic Manb min,
bon. iie9 cine, iuenn teine Dd lit
Es gsbt Gsltts, bic bid lisber gunoertmaI
|ts6Iisni ais sInntat besIiidtpiInidx:l.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
gsas lit Der Muhm? Cine brollio


@ei9idte iiber Gbmonb Hpitanb, ben
9i9ter bes nGDrano be 8ergerac, /"
ma9te iiineit Die Runbe in fran5Oiiz
i6en 8[dtterr. Qlls er unldngit einen
5reunb auf benz 2anbe befu4te, begleiz
tete er feinen Mirth, Der Elm neugebpre=
aes &i1b eirtragen laFen tpollte. Der
8earnte, Elm getpifenbafter fleiner
Mann, trug ben Namen bes 3inbes
ein unb tpanbte fih bann an Noitanb
als erften 3eugen. osSbr Same, nlein
5err2" rGbmonb Roftanb. nsSbr
8eruf?" .66riftite[ler unb Mitglieb
Der @fabenie BON Jrunfrei9. - Gut
ertniberte Der 9eamte. vSie mIHen
Sbren ytamen unterseihnen. @enn
Sic ni6t fdreiben fDnnen, 10 MAIDEN
sic Elm areus."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

gaada Meiv Drlsans bonn IA !. Bis Ia.
eSanliar. Billige Nnuofabri sItr ilaiiOs
llaIen QiQa Der GommiiiiDEs= DQnoier:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
Goitipieligc Gebler.

syebler linoS tnanantal iebr fptlpielis.
Man&mal tulten iie ielblt pas eeben, Sie
teseben iepp6 ME einen Srrtbum, irenn
5ie Or. Sings Stem sife 9ias sesen
Dgspeplie. Saunbies, 5ieber, gerltrpfuns
9eber- nno unterleibsbe-
ihperpen eebrauhen. sic ipirfen mtlrt
aber I6er. 25c. IN Der Qpct9ete BON s.
3. Hain5berger.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
Die eSlofke pou 9asr.
{@eaiaiiibs Sass.)
Don :sliies 9rsiin .. Gaaop.

2out trsiiden peritimntte @eigsn
5n bic Sonanernadt binaus,
9on itampienDen Girnesreigen
Grsittert bas Dorfnirtbsbaas.
8erouf6tnb eufttn bic 2ihbsn,
en ben 2ronea piiblt iit,irrenbfr S1bu.
Gines glibes 3,,den unb S1piuoen:
Gob,per rolenben 4onners @etDn 80
Gie laden une .an,en unb fn8ea,
sic cdJten bes W4arrcrs taum:
Gin brtnpfts, idwspenoes &lingen
Surbbrauit Den burfissn &autl.
,9is @lode BON Gantt Marien,
Sic br6bnt uno Orpbt 5u gbaIa
@eer mag am Strange 5iebenYH
Sie Stirnen tperotn fabl.
nSaulen i'm Sburme @eipenfter
11nb ldiiten aur Mitternaht%
6ie brangen on Sbiiren rno Geniter--
Rein Mnno bat ,nebr seladt 80
Sie @lcde bdnst i'm GeHiible
gto2 INNER unein ipetbt:
Sas 8plt i'm Rirmessepiiblt
oatte- nod feline Stit.
limb INNER nilpsr Sas 2duten.
Ser S.iinmel III 8liben lobt.
Nm Gba1llob, 10 ipia iie's beoeutctt,
Stebt griiiieno unb ipinieno-oer Ses.
Sest padt CT Die @lode tpie bSbaenb,
-GribauernD befreuat iisb sos Vplt--
llno id)leubcrt iie bohnertonsne
s,taab in ben Wableistolt.
Gin Ghrei. Sann teinernes Sbtp*igen.
gerl6tpunben Der eraafse Sput -.
3itternos Ginge aei0en,
gBo bic 0lpde in's 98afer fblug.
Gg tpeiB iie teiner su besen,
Gs it, als iei fie serilnbt:
0erlpren Elm ieDes 2ebS1,
Gas nod Der @lDde Seinbt!
9o6 i9lafsn in Wonbti9ttpossn
Sic 2inDen, bliitbenl6Dn:
Damn tpnlntt aus Der 5ife seaogeR
Gin ieltiam traurig get0n.
Sic iesen, cs Fnb bic llnteu-
SD CLAUDE es nimmermebr:
Die @lpde it's, bic ertruntan
Sar Miiblentolt bon 2aer. !.
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Observation-Disclosures g

W. 8. girler. Bead @itp = Sulla
Wliller, @aoluallaoer.
8. s. 8ance. phtsburg Gutb
Bland 6il, New Gomerstopn.
4uauIt 6. Surtp - 2aura 3. Tleii1=
lnaun, beioe BON Sbanespille.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
gsirfIau,e w,aanuma.

benburgiIhe Mearfgraf Sobann bon
Gifrin (1535-157D, Der iiber bic
Neumarf regerte, mar fpuriam Biz
gum Gei3 unb lteB ni9t felten 6anbz
perfer unb 2ieferanten isines 5ofes
lange auf Be5ablung tpdrten. So
bate aud Der marfgraflide 8uhienz
mdner Sbontus CLAUS nieperboIt
fdle6te Grfabruneen nit benz boben
0errE genadt. Dapon 5ellst ein
Mabnbrief, ben Der ebrfane 8ii9iens
ma9sr an ben fdulnig5aDlenben marfz
ardfli5en Muftraggeber f9rieb uno Der
iebf nod bOrbanben TT. Der 8riei
laatete: SEER Marfgraf! Cure 8iiAfe
lit fir unb fertig. Shidt Sbr mir bas
GelD, 10 fchide ih gn1 bic BudIe.
Gdidt ssybr mir bds Gelb niat, fr
fdife id6 Sud and bic 9iihie ni9t
Siermit Gott befn6len!1 Mie BITE BEN
8riefe beigefiigte Quittnng ausrpeift
balf Diesmal bic un3ipeibeufige Mahs
nurta. 9homcS CLAUS befam feir
gefb, Der Mdrfgraf fssne 9iiHfe.
92ada gietD DrIeans bonn "A !. Bis IA
ceSanuor. Billfae Nuu0fabrt sltr llaiiD
!, ,Ya., <3;on hor Enmsnii III, e. f16finler
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

getl .htlne uEo Splrltnpien
70 m.niil. lts-plnnus all 9lootph, Den
eli .sl,ita @t, 6h0n0!er pm Spsrlinplell
IN Susearanas Gountp. II.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
Is. 3. llrfers storc
~
Nenigfeiteu.
gfemc Mnerbiet,tmgen fir
,t,,jcrm eSattstar Wt,ss
nerfattf.

l1nler srrBer Sanuar Gusper~
fanf ,pirb in erfolsrei6er 8eiit
lprtseiebt unb ale unleren aabl<
reiben &unpen liub erfreut iiter
Die billisen 9reile 5u penen tie
einfanfen fDnnen. Nir baben
bic @aaren unb mir balten, mas
mir in llnleren an5ei9en per-
iproben.
6olgenbe Qrtifel Enb friiber
nibt erwd1nt ipproen
8albbare StpHe ..... &c
0ebleihte Sc Muslin fir !. sc
@ebleibte &c Wtlslin fir. .64c
2onsbale, Sia & Srnit, Soom
Muslin /
Stanbarp Snbiso Calico, 4Ae
Seine Aaspabl lbbner &lei-
ounssitrffe, s1.5o auallz.:'
tit fir 75
Seines i6parSes unb farbi9eS
Sud- $500 2ualitdt $3.50
$1.75 Gualttdt. !. -. 1.25
$1.25 Guali'dt. :. .9Oc
Stpff 5u leioenen Sbirtlueiten,
75c GnalitGt. =. 49c
Sammet NeiOer=G GerbinblunA
SC Aualitdt. ). .1c
W,.slim ltnterfleioer.
llnier SabrespertauI BON MHslin-
llnterteioeln be9innt am 6reitag Dior.
gen, l3. Sauuar. gDir iusroeu Die
ldonltsu Waaren. Die ie nad oisIsr
Siaot 9ebraht muroen i'm Wertbe bon
$500 al Dem 9enannten Sage su
Yreiien gum Tertauf brlnQen, meldbe
onsu beitraaen lDsroen, Oielelben lhneG
Al pertauIen. Menn ole Iriilere Nah=
lraAs nod anhGlt. 10 neroen lniere
weribuollen Naaren piellslbt III Sme!
lu9en pertuult iein.
QBir buben $50 Nnsiiae. Die 10 bllliN
lino, oaB mir leoem Sunoen nur einen
An3ug Dsrtauien, unl 10 Blelen als
m6sli1 oieleu 8Ottbeil ausutuenoen.
| g. g llrierS groBer store,
Veap philadelphia, Sbio.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
Held un Restaurant

In a manner throughly in keeping
with the dime novel and hair-raising
tales of episodes on the frontier, a
we'll dressed young man, single-handed
held up early the other morning the
restaurant on principal street il
Goldfeld, conducted by Wheeler &
Tighe The bandit secured the sum
of $50 and made good his escape
It is the opinion that the desperate
broke the show window of S. Jonasen
by hurting two huge rocks through
the glass, securing three nugget watch
chains valued at approximately $3.50.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
LABOR TROUBLES.
Mound House SampIing Works Tern
poriIy Shut Down.

The sampling works at Mound
House closed down yesterday for an
indefinite period says the Journal. ow-
ing to strike by the employees, ali
of whom came to Reno on last even
ings train.
This is an extensive plant in opera
ton anly few months. Situated as it
is at the junction of the Virginia and
Truckee and Carson and Colorado
railroads, it deals almost exclusively
in Tonopah and Goldfield ores, hand
ling many thousand dollors worth OF
ore each week.
The plant is managed by Chas. Sny
der who is also manager of the sam
pie of the Western Ore Purchasing
Company of Reno. Mr.. Snyder could
not be seen last evening by the Jou-
nal to ATTAIN his version of the story
An average of $500 per day was
paid to the men and the working day
was 10 hours The men asked fol
and were refused an increase in wage;
of 35 cents a day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
The Experiment Farm.

Professor G. II. True H. B. Maxon
aad Phil H. Triplett editor of the
Wells Herald have returned from their
trip to Lincoln county where they
spent some time attempting to choose
a site for the proposed experiment
farm in that section. They were not
exactly successful in their attempt Of
a choice as each gentleman hold &
different opinion as to the exact lOca-
ton although all agree that il will be
somewhere in the Muddy River valley.
The choice of anyone OF the committee
would be extremely suitable for the
purpose. as al three are well watera
spots, and it is thought they will eff
feet some compromise at the meeting
the end of the week.-Student Record
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
BUYS TERMINAL SITE.
Construction Of Road Into 6ullfrog
is Now an Assured Fact.

is Now an Assured Fact.
From absolute reliable sources the
Gazette has learned that F. M. Smith
who is the owner of the greatest borax
deposit in Southern California and
eastern California a man worth sew
eral millions, has purchased the ter
minal and depot sites for a railroad
that is to run from the Clark road to
Bullfrog.
The deal for the property was only
recently consummated and it is believ-
ed by those who are intimately az
quainted with MIR. Smiths plans that
he will begin the construction of the
road very soon.
In an interview given in Oakland
recently Mr.. Smith announced that he
contemplated the construction of a
branch railway to Bullfrog but declin
ed to say when the construction work
would begin.
1t is believed that ultimately the
road will be extended from Tonopat
and Goldfield.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
Reno Wins.

RENO May 19.-The annual field
day exercises held at the University
campus today resulted in a complete
victory for Reno. The Reno boys lei
in most of the important events
There was a great deal of enthusiasm
shown and a large crowd was in at
tendance. The scores stood as fol
lows:
Reno 81: Elko A: Yerington, 8;
Geld Hill 5. A grand ball IN the even
ing marked very successful day il
college life.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
CIRCUS DAY
Program for the Great Time Fer - p,
Ard All.

Program for the Great Time Fer o.
Ard All.
Here is the program for the day,
which will be carried fout in detail
and the show people say strictly en-
time
10 a. m-The parade is due to reach
the downtown BUSINESS district.
Drivers and teamsters ara especially
and politely requested to avoid this
parade or have secure control of their
horses
II a. m.-Free open air shows and
opening of annex departments of the
show grounds See the Japanese day
light fireworks.
p m.-Opening of the main en-
trance to the menagerie and big show
allowing one hour to view the animals
and courts. Promenade band concert
by Professor Zirke's combined band of
sixty members.
2 p. m.-Grand mysterious India
spectacle and regular program. One
hour to view the menagerie after the
show.
AIS p. m-The speciality concert
after the big show, introducing new
features and the Rose-Edyth grand
ballet in novel dances.
4:30 p. m-Vallacita performs and
feeds the big lions in a massive de,1
in the annex.
Z p. m.-Opening of the main en-
trance to the menagerie and big show
for the night exhibition One hour Ic
view the menagerie. Fine band con
cert
8 p. n-The night show begins
Grand oriental nageant and Asiati<
display enhanced by the electric light
and co,orcd fire adding a more vivi
and realistic hue to the gorgeous tour
nament pageant. The long program,
commences with Sugmoto's wonderful
Japanese acrObatic troupe. the fines
in the world. In case OF inclemen
weather the Waterproof tents insur
perfect protection and comfort.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
The Boundary Trial.

The trial between Storey and Lyon
counties, over the boundary line was
continued yesterday. The day was
spent in introducing evidence and Of
fering objections.
During the morning session one OF
the jurymen rose and asked his homo,
ors to the court room at night AS the
attorneys offered no objections the re-
can visit home again.
From the progress made in the case
yesterday it will be at least ten days
before the case comes to an end
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
LEASING CEDAR HILL TERRITORY
Sierra Nevada Company Granting
Privileges on Royalties

Sierra Nevada Company Granting
Privileges on Royalties
The Sierra Nevada Mining Company
through Superintendent A. J. Mcdonnell
is leasing to tributers that part of its
territory on Ceder Hill above the Riley
tunnel on what was formerly known
as the Sacramento, Meridith, Allen and
other claims before they were pur-
chase6by the Sierra Nevada Company
The lesses are granted for the term
Of one year and charge these rates
Of royalties on ore extracted:
On the gross value of all ores
yielding $40 or under per ton, 10 per
cent; from SO to SIS ore, 12k per
cent; SIS to $25 ores, Is per cent;
from $25 to $50 ore, 20 per cent and
al ores yielding $50 or over per ton
IS per cent and 10 per cent OF the
assay value of all tailings from ore
extracted and milled.
Lessers are to prosecute continu-
ously and diligently work on the ter
ritory included in their contracts and
the officers of the Sierra Nevada Com,
pany are to have access to the work.
ings at all times for the purpose OF
observing whether the specifications OF
the contracts are being complied with
and to sample all ores extracted
Lessers are required to give bon6
of $4,000
Several leases have been let or
the foregoing terms which also pro
vides that leasers shall pay all take
on bullion extracted from ores and al
royalties due to the Comstock Tune
Company The decision of the Sierl;
Nevada Company to grant leases j
likely TO result in the through pros
pecting of it's Cedar Hill territor,
and the finding of valuable ore bodie
from which it will derive as large
monthly revenue as the ChOllar ha
been drawing down from the lease G
its groupings for several years past
Chronicle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
Good Things to Eat Today.

Today should be holiday for the
housewife as well as the rest of the
family SO George Brown of the Bog
ton Bakery has prepared lot of good
things which you can buy and save
work Here is the list:
Sliced baked ham.
Pork and Beans
Strawberry patties
Eclairs
Jam pufs
Yosemite Acakes
Whole wheat biscuit
Sponge cakes
Sponge drops.
Marble cake.
Angel cake
Walnut cake
Cocoanut cake
Citron cake
Wine cake
| Fruit cake
Now, will it not be better to invest
/ in some of these things and not stand
1 over a hot stove while the rest of Ca
son is enjoying the circus?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
A Reno Girl MISSING.

The Reno authorities are confronted
with a case Of kidnapping. Since the
first of May pretty little Lola Webb,
aged sixteen years, has been MISSING
from her home, and her parents arr
convinced that she has been abducte ]
by man named J. G. Griffi1hs- who
paid her some attention while he wa )
in Reno
Today Mrs. Webb mother of the
missing girl, appeared before District
Attorney Craig. and requested that a
complaint be issued against Griffiths.
trace Of the man and girl the matter
not having been brought to their at
tention until the last Few days. 1t IS
thought that Griffiths will probably
abandon the girl. and that she will re.
turn home. but that it will be a diff
cult matter to effect the capture of
Griffiths. He is supposed to have sew.
eral aliases. Griffiths being the nane
by which he was known during hi:
short stay in Reno. He was a day
laborer while here and was Of forbid
ding appearance
The mother of the missing girl is
almost Frustrated at the thought Of
her daughter being abducted. Outside
towns have been communicated with
and it is possible that the girl will be
/ found in few days-Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
Held for Murder.

Yesterday the grand jury of Douglas
county met to consider the case of
Ben Barber, accused of the murder of
VoOr. The jury found a true bill
against Barber charging him with
murder and setting the date of trial
for the Goth of June Barber was re-
manded to the custody of the sheriff
without bail
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
Married = San Francisco Yachtsnan.

Miss Clara SDooner Of Carson City.
Nevada, was united in the holy bonds
Ct wedlock to Robert Howard Ham
mond of San Francisco yeater0ay.
Mrs. Hammond is quite well known
to the people of Carson and Reno and
is one of Nevadas native daughters,
Mr.. Hammond her husband is promi-
nent yachtsman of San Francisco and
secretary of Heads Business College
Mr. and Mrs. Hammond will spend
their honeymoon in Nevada and north.
ern California
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20

Fresh strawberries at Davey and
Maish's.
On account of the bad weather the
Russian-Japanese was cloud has SCI
tied for a few days there will be dusl
flying when they come together,
Wantel-Manage for new branch
of our business in Carson City. Write
promptly, with references The Nor.
ris Wholesale House, Cincinnati, Ohio
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
Plenty of Lawyers.

Yesterday was evidently lawyers day
in Carson. They were here from
every quarter. Attorney Green from
Goldheld had a case before the Su
preme Court, Patsy Bowler was also
in the same court, while attorney Hen
derson was also on deck Aside from
the above and the ocal.attorneys who
are engaged in the courts the Storey
Lyon fight has plenty of representa-
ton. They are a jolly set in and on:
of court.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-05-20
Snatched Nuggets and Ran

4 young man in Goldfield the other
night threw a stone with great VIC
store. snatched three nugget chaiuS
valued at nearly 5000 and made his
escape The act was witnessed by
several persons, but the robber was to
quick for them and got away.