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ENFUHl
s1l 18th NV. Ssr, %.
year .-......$3.0 0o. 90
1921 X NV. 16r, 3b. 2o0 90
1921 X NV, f6r. Sb,
without stable =. ITS 00
10f5 18th NV, -f2r, h,
stable s2J. 90
i5x7 . nv, l2r. b, sta 81. 90
1894 n III av. i9r, 2b,
ilot-wsfer heat. So. 90
isoa N II az. 14r, 2b.
bot-water hert. as. 90
Alt Bancroft. 12r. b. "a. 10
1s41 z nv. 12r. b. 10. GO
~ 10th nw.10. b. stars. 90
ii4G z nv. l2r, b.. 20. 20
1927 Q nv. 12r, b,
without stable. 81. 90
2i35 Columbia rd, 12r.
3,. steam heat. Go. 90
113G 18th NV. Tor, b IS. 90
i12 18th nv. inr, b, .55. 90
!63S 17ti NV. Ior. b. - "a
lI1S Riggs nw.1Or, b 80. eo
1000 Md nv nc. Or. b. 10. 90
1928 Fairmont 1flr. h. $3.50
2O12 Hillyerspi, Tor, has. 70
800 T nv. 12r, b. /. As. 30
l03S Dartmouth me-,
11r. b. hot-water li45 fh
1916 4 NV, 11r, b. $3.50
EURNl
stiihie .......... 200. 90
ia6I Q NV, lar. h.. 150. 0C
stable 1925. 90
1920 21st NV, Or, b.
furnace heat. -. 125. GO
1883 n'ti.11r.2b. .125 on
APART
: Conn av, 5r, b(leasel1O0. 0C
Sc cor Conn nv ami "
NV. 7r, b........7 rs. 90
The Berkshire, Or, b. As. 90
100 Md av ne, fur, Or, b45. 90
1920 18th NV "a, Orb.
with heat. -. 40. 30
The Berkshire, Or, b. 40. 90
120 Md nv ne. fur.
nished, 2r. b. -. 40. 100
Sheridan. Or, d.. 40. 90
Harvard. Or. b.. az 80
IT'S 14th NV. Or. b. .35. so
1920 18th NV, I'd floor.
Or. b, attic. .35. so
l6Ie-24-26 9th NV,
The Millet. ar. b. az. 80
1916 to 20 9th NV.
1851 ss7 Oregon S av. 5r. b 500. 50. GO
2503 Central av. Or,
b. attic. ...... 20. 80
$40 G ne. "a, Or. b.. 90. 90
1903 LIST NV. Or. h. &c. 50
6i9-51 G ne, LIST floor,
or. b.............. Is. 50
e20h I'd Sc, 6r. b. .25 90
1921 Otis NV, 2f. Or, b24 80
1900 Pa. ave. NV. LIST 4
zoos Pa. ave.. I'd foo. .
926 Pa. ave. NV, I'd foe
1851 Potomac NV, store
453 Tenn. ave., store and
OFF
1928 N. Y. ave. NV, I'd
625 18th NV. 2 rooms.
zoos Pa. ave., I'd floor. +.
DIG Pa. ave. NV, Cd foo
7Jb 14th NV. 2 rooms. /.
1903 Pa. ave. NV, entir
Rear 1919 Conn. ave, is.
Rear 712 10th n.w...
Rear 1120 18th NV.
Kensington, Nd, ST.. and
Langdon. D: c.. l2r;, no
81 Rent
DAVID
It 1928 N. Y,
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Il Rent Houses. I"
DAVID MOORE,
1928 y. <. ave.

s'SSss,
X. ave.
sISHED.
lli2 Mass nv ne. ar. h.4i. 90
2S1l 14th NV, Tor. h.42.50
ll425 Q NV. Tor. b,
steam heat. -....40.50
AS Sd NV, Or, b. !. 40. 50
l21f A sc. i2r, b. :. 40. 90
1917 18th NV, Tor. BIO. 30
24f9 18th NV, Tor. b. 40 SO
220i Decatur. Sr, h. 40.e0
1921 School. Tor. b.. $500
2120 list NV. Or. b.. $3.50
1890 Dartmouth NV. Or.
II. water heat. .3f.5o
1916 Corcoran. Tor, b. So. 80
1928 w NV, Tor, b. ..3. 80
, iu5. Potomac NV, Tor,
b. store. stable. 100
80 u ne. Or. b......@ 20. so
So v NV. Sr, b. 80. 80
1910 I NV, Or, h. -. 1880
$50 Utica NV, Or, b.
b w ht.. .2i.59
1871 q SC, Or. b. .25.t0
iie0 Fla av NV, Or, b. %. 80
1853 G Sc, Or, b. :. 22.bu
lf5o5 g Sc, Or, b. .22.5o
1907 q Sc. 6r. b. 20. 80
1921 X NV, Sr, b.J.22.50
Ii232 N ] nv nv Or. b. IS. 30
az2 II ne, Sr, b. .1S. 10
122 f. ne, Or, b. is. 90
SHED.
i744 Q NV. Tor. b..f25. 90
1870 " nw. Or. 2b. leo 90
712 10th NV, Tor, b,
|712 10th NV. Tor, b. ITO. 90
100 Md av ne, Tor.
b Qease). 100. 90
40 Stanton ne. Tor. b50. 90
MENTS.
1918 Otis NV, Or, b..23. so
2505-o7 Central av, Or,
b and attic. >. .23. so
1921 Otis NV III, Or, BIS. so
floor. Or, b........2 3. 80
3607-9 18th NV, LIST
floor, 5r, b. "a. so
1915 Otis INV, 5r, b. %. so
2307-11-i3-16 n NV,
12i7-19 Otis pl NV,
LIST floor, Or. b. :. %. 80
1217-19 Otis NV, ID
floor, 5r. b. "a. so
3G14 to % Eslin av NV,
I'd floor. Or. b. ..22.50
3614 to % Eslin av NV.
list floor, 5r. h. ...22. so
453 Tenn av, Or. b. sto20. so
643R Sd ne, 5r, b. .20.60
1868 + ne, Ar, b. 1850
1925 f ne, Ar. b. 10. so
1419 r ne. Ar, b. :. .14.30
1419ta f ne, ar. b. IA 30
1884, Tenn av, Ar. b.14.3e
445h Tenn av, Or, biz. so
ASH Tenn av. Ar. b.12.50
AS, Tenn ay, Ar, b. ..12.50
RES.
and bsmt. ........ 200. 90
....................6O 5000
II. ..................3 5. 90
I, 10r.. b., stable. >. SO. 90
n. and b. .0.50
!CE.S.
Hoor. .oO-00
..-................ 5000
..................-.W.00
" .5o.UU
~ .6U
e or by floors.
BILE.
floor. -...........20 90
.............-..... .G.0
.1S.W
RBAN.
b., ~ acre. ........3 l.50
t.water heat. 80. 90
Houses
MOORE.
ave. NV.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-wELL FURNISHED ROOM, GOOD
table, good locality, with other boarders con-
gressgnen and families, for example. by lady OF
culture and refinement. Address Box 25s Star
Office. defn-its
WANTED-3 ROOMS AND BOARD FOR 4
adults or furnished rooms for light housakeep-
ing Address The Marsellss Ut 18th st. NV.
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rf1HNrsHrn

SHE'D.
1888 18th. 21r. ab. sta. 800
49, 18th, i2r. Sb. mo. ..150
1000 18th, 14r, b, mo. lbs
ez7 r. 1 av.10r, b, mo. 40. 90
e3. N NV, Sir. b. mo. IS. 90
1906 o NV. i2r. b. mo. 100
1918 y nw, lar, 2b,
stable mo-. lbs
H. 21st nv. Tor. b.. .125
IT, Ieth, NV 72r. b. ..l25
H. 18th, Tor, b.
near Iowa cir. furlt5. 90
IIEHED,
SOC Riggs pI. Or, b., .36. 90
Flats. 9TH q r ! av..3O. 30
III 9fit NV, f2r. b. 90 90
1883 18th NV Or. b. :. SO. GO
827 RI nv. 3r, b., Is. 90
i717 @ NV. 12r. b. II 90
b. 2ist NV, Tor, b. 70. o.
Cor Noise Washington
Heights, 12r. 2bs :. 100
Q41ce. .lx& 4oQr ,1SdZ r nv
-. ~ 1og4 r q. IN.
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FOR RENT
sl5o. so4 nth 15r, 2b a5s 18th Col I'd, 7r.
$50. 1923 K NV, 15r, 2bl $50. rs 18th Sc. Or. b
$50. 1871 DE Sales Tor sl4 ...-isl4 q. p
sou. iina tgtn 1T y S12 ..........1519 II
JORDAN BLooMER (Ine)
noio-d.esu,u 1914 st NV
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FOR RENT-HALLs.

FOR RENT-CARRoLL INSTITUTE
10th and X sts. NV. The most comp5
thoroughly equipped halls In the city ID
ties, banquefs entertainments and RED
Terms reasonable. Apply at hall
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FOR RENT
UNFuRNISHED.
ll32 Conn. ave, 11r and b..... SIPS 90
iv4 ST., . noorG Observation-Disclosures. 90
lt0S ST., Sr. and b., per month 1890. 1000
New Groom frame dwellings, with acres OF
land attached, Bladensburg road, near Langion
D. @. within miles OF Washington SIS and SO
per month, according to location.
FURNISHED
1910 18th at, - rooms and bath, per an 81 500 90
il22 18th St. 14r. & 2b.. hotwater heat 200. 90
lI42 ST., 11r. and bath ..,...... 40. 90
iSS5 Yale st.. I2r. and b., per month";. 1890
!o0s lsth St. 11r. and b., per month";. 1000
lx2 Seaton st 7r. and bath. $1,000. 400
From May ID to Oct /. 1905, per no.. 1000
se2d-h GASGH BIRGE. 1926 NY. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT
THoS J. FISHER & CO., INC.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE,
1414 ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-19

FOR SALE-sEvEEAL BEAuTIFUL UPRIGHT
bargains
one very nne upright grand, cost $3.50. now only
$780, 3 -
One elegant upright grand, very handsome and
stylish, cost $400 goes low for only $laJ.
One very rich-toped and superior make upright
grand, cost $3.50, now reduced to coise out only
sI75. Come and get bargain while they last
> Nothing like them elsewhere.
de4-i2d CRIMES PIANO STORE 1917 r ST ss
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES r. SHEA.
643 Louisiana ave. NV
12i5l2so 2pfh ST. NV, store and cellar 4
609 Y st. NV. rooms. bath
aos ist St Sc. 1lr-. th. rec. hall furnace
vi ith 81. Sc, store and dwelling -....A
43i q ST, NV. rooms, bath
lob 18th st. n.y., fat. with hea:; unfurn'd
l6iv 18th 81. NV, fat. with heat: firn'd
Isl Monroe ST.. Anaccstia store aud stable
eI5 9th s.w., Dr.. bath. rec. hall furnace
los Pa. ave. Sc. er.. hath rec hall fur
III -GS3 Pa. ave. NV. rooms water
1888 y. J. ave. NV. fiat. ) rooms, bath. -
1919 u st. me-. @ rooms, bath cellar
423 O ST. s.w.. rooms. bath .....,..
1873 18th st. ne. rooms. bath, cellar
Gas Florence 81. ne. G rcs1ms. bath
New-out I'd, Wesley Hts. DC, 2-s:y. IF. b.
1913 n. ]. ave. Sc. rooms water
a3o 2lst st. NV. rooms. water
643 Louisiana ave. NV. entire 4fl noor
$40 II ct. ne, rooms. ................
de1g-tf-2a
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WANTED-sToREs.

HAVE $1,000 CASH TO INVEST IN A STORE
suitable for grocery, would remodel residence; ;
any good nelghb0rhood; answer with fun particu-
lars. price, location, etc. Address GROCER
Star office. defa-3
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

NO. GRANT PI.ACfs-SpEcIAI. RATES To 8
gentlemen Occupying 2d floor front room. with
aieese; also f5oqiis. single or sute excellent
! tab.e transients accommodated. Telephone Man
| c521 IL. tIelg St Z
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANrED-BY DEPARTMENT GENTLEMAN
comfortably furnished room within easy distance
Of patent office; immediate possession; S. Adj
dress OMEGA" Star Office. 1ts
WANTED-BY JANUARY /. THREE PARTLY
furnished rooms, second floor for light house
keeping; between and L. 9th and 18th SITS
NV adults; state location; must be reasonable
Address POTOMAC, Star office. de1S-3ts
wANTED-ONE LARGE ROOM OR TWO SMALL
rooms. with board for 8; state terms. Address
Box Pill, Star Office. del6-4t.
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ron RENr-HoUsEs
UxFURxlsHED.
FoR RENr-BY wEscorr 4 WILCOX
~ rD09

FoR RENr-BY wEsCoTT q WILCOX.
1901 peRHa. are
so2s O.. Ier, stable .s5g.oel APARTMENra
zlx e .sr. 80 ~ New nars, c het ia
l50 slfr: b.- 20 ~ and 18th sws q
so 20. ". b. tsl-.e0 0si ist q. Or. b. lat. =
xil A. W, o. ami. dSaQ I'd a. 7f, h. lat -
liS5 18th, ST. D: cell LIST n. Cir, b, LAT.
zSuo L. 4r. D. lat. 3d. % 2d O, 7r, b. lat. -
lako.na = Z. ,T o. ~ VI ftE ctkLiSLk. ia
NJ sr. .: lat S0. III non housekeeping:
axlt ~. y. =. YET. - ~ rooms. hath. Z.
VI 30. tr o. iat .2sh0i roe,ns. bath -.
2920 Olive av. Or. b.. fs.sa .aas n. g. h. hrss
$40 10th. 5.. w.. is 40 SOFA pa fsf II A. r.
s3l 9Th. or, w.....i2.0 1910 n sr n hsst
1920 Bennsng. 5r, W. 10. % 3o:ssls r. sr h hsnfsZ
SUBSkBAS- 954 2eth. I'd a. A. III
WoodIawr. Cleveland s56 2Gth. list a. Sr,b1
OFFICE ROOMS STABLES
4S2-4S6 La av. heated 81 1sth a. 6 r ~ 3
.ms - s,a -. 20 Ii6 ieth.ear.3s q
ONCE de16d n
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FOR RENT-1sTH ST. NEAR /. FINE 4-SToRY
and basement house; IA large, all bright rooms
baths porcelain tubs; open hreplaces; fine
yard: SS5 per
14TH ST. NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD AT
tractive 3-story and basement house; Or ano
bath; hotwater heat and ami: S35 per mo.
G ST near 18th, 4-story dwelling, 10 rooms
ami, s37 per month,
deIG as
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
Becomes Insane.

John Watson, an old miner, who
spent many years prospecting in the
Pine Nut hills, is fast losing rs
mind. The old man has been suf
fering from disease for for a number
of years and his present stroke of
insanity is probably due to- his i'll
health.
AR. Watson is well known in this
community and his present affection
is sorely regretted by his many friends
His hallucination consists of the fear
that someone is continually making
an attempt on his life and his rawlings
are pitiful to hear.
The physicians hope that within a
week their treatment will have the
effect Of clearing the unfortunate
mans mind, but in the event that It
does not he will be committed to the
Nevada Hospital for Mental Diseases,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
Making Good Progress.

Burt Dake, who is sinking the ar.
tesian well at the Brougher home,
is making good progress. In the day
and a half he has been drilling he
has made seventy feet. The forma.
ton is a trifie different from that en-
countered at the State well. Yester-
day the formation was a hard clay,
of redish color and filled with mica,
such as is often seen along the banks
of rivers and streams.
The machine, while a small one, is
doing good work, and being of the
hydraulic nature, handles the sand
with great rapidity, considering its
size. Considerable interest is taken
in the machine and its work will be
closely watched by number of peo-
pie who owns land in this section.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22

. Advertising Pays.

We published notice a few weeks
ago that there We're sixteen bachelors
In DeLanlar who wanted to mate with
a like number of nice young ladies'.
Although we have seen our item cop
led in several papers we did not know
it had taken any serious effect until
the stage came in Sunday evening,
when a lovely piece of femininity
alighted and was at once joined by
one Of the sixteen bachelors, who
conducted her tor place of safety.
There are but fifteen bachelors left,
and one of the fifteen is paying close
attention to one of the incest young
ladies Of our town. Hurry up boys,
or you will be on of the unlucky num-
Der 13.-Lode.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
STRIKE IN fHE MONTANA.
Ore at 765-Foot Level Said to Carry
Remarkably Rich Values.

Remarkably Rich Values.
TONOPAH, New, July 20.-One OF
the most important strikes of the
year has occurred in the Montana
Tonopah. While making short cross
cut from the bottom level, 765 feet
from the collar of the shaft, a four
foot vein of ore was strck which as
says away up.
The vein was opened up on the
hanging wall of the Macdonald vein
and the footwall has not been reach
ed at this writing
The ore is sulphide and marks the
DEEPEST sulphide development in the
history of Tonopah
While the exact assay values could
not be obtained, some idea as to the
richness of the ore may be cleaned
from the fact that the sorting and
sacking OF the ore has been abandon
ed. The rich stuff is hoisted to the
surafce and dumped into box cars just
as ii comes out to be sent to the
smelter.
There is no waste to the ore aud
the values are said to be sensational.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
CRUISER BLOWN UP.
6enninaton's so,iers Give Way and
Nearly Hundred Sailors are Dead.

oenninQton's 6oiiers Give Way and
Nearly a Hundred Sailors are Dead.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.-The
Cruiser Bennington. stationed at San
Diego harbor, blew out her boilers to-
day with the result that sixty men
have been numbered as dead, while
twice as many are known to have
been injured, may of them fatally.
The cause of the explosion has NO.
been determined, as most of those
connected with the boiler room were
either killed outright or so badly in
jured that they are unable to tell
what led to the terrible accident.
There has been no list of the dead
and injured given out as yet owing
to the fact that number of bodies
were hurled into the sea and there
are hopes that some of the missing
may yet be accounted for.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
HELD IN JAIL.
State Will Take No Further Chances
With Mrs. Davis.

With Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. c. A. Davis and her two small
children, Jessie aged ~, and Stella,
aged IA. are being held at the county
jail, having been ordered placed un-
der appearance bonds by the township
court this morning.
They are the States most important
iuesses in the Thompson rape case
and as they left the city last Sunday
night to avoid testifying in the pre-
l1minary hearing of the defendant the
State concluded to take no further
chances with them
They made no resistance when told
that they would be held in Jail unless
they could give bond.
accompanying the sheriff they went
'to the lookup and today seemed to be
a happy family.
Thompson has been unable to give
the heavy bond. under which he Svas
placed. He is greatly downcast over
his arrest and he fears now that he
will receive hard sentence-Gazette
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
Bounced.

NEW YORK, July 20-Chairman
Paul Morton of the Equitable life AS
surance Company today summarily
removed as comptrolled T. D. Jordan
and appointed in his stead William
A. Day, assistant attorney general Of
the United States.
Chairman Morton gave out a state
ment in which he said:
THE. reason for Mr.. Jordan's re-
moval was his refusal to furnish me
information regarding important trans
actions of the society which l am in
vestigating."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
Deny the Report.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2O.-Infor-
nation comes that the Southern Pa
cific company has an engineering
force at work investigating sites along
pose of installing a monster electro
plant,
The power plant, so the story goes,
is intended for the generation of cleo
trical power for the boring of the pro-
posed five-mile tunnel through the
Sierra Nevada and for the operation
of trains through the tunnel after its
completion
General Manager E. E. Calvin, when
asked about the big project yesterday.
said the story was interesting, but
lacking in the essential element of
truth
Nothing is being done on the tun
mel project at the present time" ne
said, land the company is not looking
for any site for power plant on the
Truckee river or elsewhere. | under
stand that other interests are at work
on a power project up there, planning
to supply electric power to the big
Nevada mines.
'eThe Southern Pacific has no inter
est in it whatever
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
FURNISHING THE HOME.
Not Enough Money to Properly do the
Work.

The News of last evening asks some
pertinent questions relative to the o.
phans' Home, and asks why the child.
rem ar eallowed to swelter in wood
en- building when there is a new stone
building which they can occupy as
soon as it is furnished. It asks why
the Board does not furnish the Home.
1t is simply because the Legislature
made such lamentably small APP
preparation for furnishing, that no fur
niture dealer in the State can be
found who will take the contract.
The amount set aside by the Legisla-
ture will allow about fifteen dallars a
room.
The Appeal believes that there is
but one thing left for the Board. They
should take the bull by the horns
and furnish the Home respectfully ct
whatever price it comes to and allow
the bill as deficiency bill and let the
next Legislature settle it. There is
no furniture dealer in the State who
would not furnish it on that basis.
Whatever is done in the matter
should be done at once.
1t will be winter before the Home
can be properly furnished, even if
the Board moves at once. There
should be no delay or red tape in an
important matter of this kind.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
Lake Tahoe Excursion.

There will be an excursion around
Lake Tohoe next sunday. The pala-
tial steamer Tahoe will carry the ex-
cursionists and the charge will be one
dollar and half for the round trip.
This is the charge where the Tahoe
is used, while charge of one dolla-
will be made on other steamers.
The trip is via Reno, over the S.
P. and Tahoe roads. Tickets on sale
at Reno.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
Watch repairing at Friends.


Superintendent Woodbury. of the Sill.
yer Hill yesterday shipped to the San
Francisco Office a bar of bullion val
ued at $5,714 Is.
The private car belonging to Presi-
dent Brock of the Tonopah mines,
passed through yesterday on it's way
South.
At meetin oil the Comstock Aer!e
Of Eagles last evening, Joe Farms
worth wa selected representative t,
the Grand Lodge which meets in Den
yer next month.
The hot weather continues to hole
its own with no indication of raiI
storm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
A Delightful Afternoon.

Mrs Jas. T. Davis gave a very de-
lightful afternoon party to about
forty guests yesterday The popular
game of Five Hundred was iEdulged
in the following ladies winning prizes:
Mrs. Ardery,- Mrs. S. p Davis, Mrs.
Woodbury. and Mrs Bell.
After the games refreshments were
served and the ladies who attended
spent most enjoyable time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
Officers Installed.

Thursday evening Ormsby Camp,
No. Alb, Woodmen of the World. install
led the following officers:
CONSUL Commander, H. T. Murray;
Adviser, Joseph Stern; Escort, Jacob
Reudy; Waterman, Ell. Winney; Sen
try. H. Cowing; Manager Henry
Wood.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
Death of Father Burns.

Rev. Father Burns died in Sacra-
mento at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday at
ternoon. Last December he was
stricken with paralysis and about
two months ago he had another stroke
He was with Rev. Father Reynolds
for three years in the Catholic parish
at Reno, and five years ago he was
placed in charge of that at Winnemuo-
ca. He was an earnest and active
worker in the cause of religion. He
was a native of New York, aged about
A years, and will be buried in Sac
ramento.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
Resumed Operations.

Yesterday the well boring crew
steamed up and the work of fishing
for the lost drill is well under way.
The new tackle was lowered into
the we'll and in the first round a
good grip was taken on the missing
tools. Fairly good progress was made
and it would not be surprising to see
the tools out today.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
Labor Meeting Called.

To all labor unions and sympathiZ-
ers of union of Ormsby county, we
desire your attention to join with
us Saturday evening at Mechanics
hall, over Kelly's grocery store at
g p m. for the purpose of discussing
the celebration of Labor Day,
ORMSBY COUNTY MECHANICS
UNION. ,,$-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
Domestic Arrested.

\. RENO, July 21.-Mrs, j, Sunder-
land, Jr., swore out a warrant today
for the arrest of Carrie Earl, col
ored domestic, who has been working
for her. The girl is accused of taking
a number of articles of value from the
house, among them diamond ring
valued at $3.50 and other jewels.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
STRIKE AT DEDAMAR.
Big Rush to New Fields in Southern
Nevada.

During he past week ore assaying
$4,000 to the ton has been brought to
town. The discovery was made be-
tweenDeLamar and Rock Springs, a
pump station of the Bamberger-De-
Lamar Gold Mining company The
company has made several locations.
A general stampede to the new Edo
ado is now taking place. DeLamar
is destined to be one of the leading
gold camps of Nevada BY our next
issue we hope to be able to give our
readers a more detailed account Of
this marvellous strike-Lode
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
Thorne Pleads Guilty.

Senator Thorne, through his counsel
Acknowledgement Sweeney, pleaded
guilty yesterday in the United States
Court to the charge of selling whiskey
to an Indian. Time for sentence was
waived, but Judge Hawley set the time
for sentencing at 10 o'clock this morn,
ing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22

Lost-The butt d of steel fish
ing rod was los etween this city
and Franktown. = .nder leave the
same at this office.
Roy Bulmer, Of Virginia City, is an
ensign on the Bennington. His many
friends in this city hope to hear that
he escaped injury.
VIM. Cam the well known photo
grapher, had Edward Bailey arrested
in Reno yesterday for stealing
revolver from his drug store.
] 1t is reported that newspaper will
i be started soon as Silver Bow. The
plant has been ordered and will be
shipped at once from San Francisco.
Sodavillians claim that the cutting
leu. that place by the G. 4 G. railroad
reconstruction will not materially in
/ :ure it's present prosperity, as it will
have ample support from mines il
that vicinity.
A. w. Crisler departure fo
1.-THE Lake YESTERDAY where he goe'
to rest his hands.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22
Get a poino.

The citizens had better get mo-
ton and see what can be done toward
selecting a site for the new library
building. There is no time to lose.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-07-22

Try some of the light summer foot
wear at Ed. Burlington's. He has
special high cut canvas shoe for Ia
dies which includes shoe and leg
gins both, and are just right. Just
what you need. -qs-
Should the two wells being sunk for
artesiah water flow, there will be
something doing in the way OF prl
vate water systems in this city.