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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15

marb BeIl, 2211 Yanbes
Str, meloet, oaB iein Is Sabre alter
Sobn ieit Samfas Abeno aus Der 81
ternwobnuns peri9wunben 1T Sa Der
2nabe fsts Elm gutter unb fol9iamer
Sobn eetpsien, fann fi9 Der 0ater bas
GOrtbleiben befelben ni4t ertldrsn. gr
manote fi9 an bic YOli3ei nit bergitte,
i6m bel Der Nufiinbun9 oss 2naben
bebiilfit 3u iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15

Sobn Courtney, Elm fan 20 Sabre
alter @reis, fiel on Der prpipects unb
9aureI= StraBe bon einsm StraBen=
ba6n tpasen unb brad fid ben Ober-
identsl. Or. poole bonn 9ispsnia.
RUM lisb ibn mittsls Nmbulana
in feline Wobnun9, go. 1431
2srinstOn Npsnus, bsf6rbsrn. Sas
Mlter beg patisntsn madt bic Ier'
lebung 3u elmer duBsrf i1tpsren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15

William Carr, 425 Solebo
Str. unb Wm. 8. Werrett, 1417 glorb
Mrisnal Mbe., purben an Der Senate
uno Snbiana MDe. aus i6rem Sug9p
gei9leubert unb beibe purben berlest.
garr, Der cine 8erlesuns am aOpfe
erlitt, tpar befinnunsslos. Sas pferb
i4eute an Der Noro Senate Mbenue,
rannts itioli9 bis CUR Snoiana Nbenue
unb bog bort pl6bli9 ab. Surd bic
unermartete Wenbun9 berloren bic
Wdunsr ibr @lei9aeui3t unb fislsn
bonn Sibs. Or. Studmeper bonn Dis
iarium bra9te He In ibre Wobnungen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15

2afapette, Is. Wai. Gin gins
BREEDER, uel9er na9 sIidli4 pOaftt5r
tenn Raube aus George 3rsiba's Wo6.
nung nit Supslsn uno @slo TN Wertbe
bon $500 sniflob, uuroe bon Sreioa
entosdt. Sin Rsbolber. SueQ entipann
fid uno aus Der brsitsn glutipur, mel.
DE cine ean3e Strsde melt berfOlgt
uurbs. 9laubi man srisbsn su t0nnen,
ouB Der Rdubsr famer bertpunbet
purbs.
Samm monb, Is. Wai. Die 8e.
bbrosn iinb auf Der Su9e nod ben
2sutsn, bic In sinem Nutomobile
osn @sg spii6sn SammOnb unb
@rotpn point surHdlegten. 5rani
@si6, elm 5armer Der Ha9bari9aft,
befanb f9 nit fsinem 8sipanne auf
bsmislbsn Wess, feline pferbe f9euten
Dor benz automobile uno brannten
bur6. Rsi9 srlitt einen 8ru9 bss
Rifgratss uno er lisgt auf ben Bob
osrIsst in isinsr Wobnuns In Grown
4oint oarnisber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15

= Die peit in Snbien, be,
rem raf6ss llmii9sreifen einen INNER
bebroblideren Gbaratter anninlmt, tit
neuerbings AUDI @egsnitunb elmer Sns
tsrpeQation i'm enslii4en parlament
sepOrben. Die auf jsns alnfruge pom
Wtintfter 8robrid gema9ten Insub.n
seisen. tpel9 eri9redenben umfans
bic Ssuds bsreits beiist. 9isrna3
iinb i'm Wonat Sebruar b. 5. 1867
O41 SObtsfdae infOlse bon peit feft>
seitelIt porbsn. pobst isbp9 gu be-
nerten TIT, bub bic Sinbus, mo es
ibnen mDglih lit, bsr Regierung bic
Sobesf6lIe perbeimli9sn, um Der ibs
nen unpilltommenen ianitdrsn Gpns
tro1e gu entsehen. Don Mnfans bes
Sabres bts Gnbe Gtbruar iinb na9'
petsli9 tnsseiammt 252,567 psrio.
nen on btefer Seu9e eeitorben. Od'
BEL pirb befonbers betont, bab bic
l1ria9e bes glnpa9iens biei.r in
Snbien niemals b0lig unterbriidten
Gptbemie ni9t ing2abrungsmansel bes
ftebt, ba elm FOLDER in ben betreffenben
Oiitrttten our 3eit nt9t borbanben
tit. Gs fe6len audi bieies Mal iiber
bic llrf laden elmer 10 tpeiten @erbrei'
tung Der Yeit ale ii9eren Mn5alts>
puntte. Ste britii9t &esieruns bat
ba6er bef9loien, abermals eine tpiIs
ienihaftltds GrpebiNon na9 Snbien
gu fenhen, bic ii9 Der Grforf6ung Der
gntitebunssart Der perbeerenben
Seu9e tpibmsn ion.
Wenn man 6iibneraugen,
| pb bart poer ipei9, jsben Nbenb uno
Morgen mittelit piniels nit itdrti ter
gifigfdure betupft, perI9pinoen lie
na9 8 Sagen.
Geeen8r n b 10 II n ben ber.
tpenbe man fpfprt geriebens robe &ars
toffel, bas fiiblt unb ittllt ioglei9 ben
S9mer5, au9 pirb bas lGItige 8lds
fen5ieben perbinbert. Sefteres gBie<
berbolen bur9 friides @uflegen Der
| &drtpffel lit febr gu empfeblen.
9egen M assnfr q m pf. Man
lOit cine MefierfpiBe bpppeltoblenfaus
res Nasron in einem Weinglas Wafer
auf unb trintt es BEL jsbem &rumpf>
anfdlf.
&attunftp fepa 9 n. Man
fiile Elm Sddden nit reiner Wet5ens
tleis, lai1e bieie in WaHer auffo9en
uno bride bus Sdd6en bann gut
aus. Sn bieisr lautparmen Gauge
pai6e man ben Stoff rein, piebers
bole bas Waf9en nod einmal in er'
neuter Gauge unb ipiils bann ben
Stoff in reinem falten Wafer aus,
Na9 benz Nusrineen f6iittelt man
isbes einselne Stiid sdna auseinanber,
umStreifen gu permeiben. Man bdnee
bann ben Stoff in ben S9atten.
Srpff, Sonnenidsin unb 3usluft I9as
ben alien farbisen Stoffen. Win
man aattun ftdrten, 10 1T es febr su
smpfeblen, ben Stoff, nadbem er in
| gefobter StGrfe seitdrft lit, flihtig in
taltem Waier Su ipiilen, poburh Der
StGrteiiberibub entfernt unb Der &efl
slei4mdbis pertheiIt ipirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
Das 3iusite Spfsr Der Saiion.
ebarIes emits i'm Hbits Ripsr srtruntsm.

Sn Sen 6lutbsn bes sur 3eit our4
bic lsbtsn &sgenfitrms Hort aeidwOls
lsnsn @bite &iber fanb gefern gfa9=
mittas Der 80 Sabre alte Charles
Smith, 812 Bates Str., ieinen Sob.
Smith, Ger nit sinsm 6rsunb, Wm.
gOebm, 21O9 Oft @ai6instOn, nod
bsm Ribsriioe Yart 9esangen mar,
bate nit bisisnt 3Hiammen Elm stpas
oberbalb ees 9ammss an einsm Baum
befelti9tes Boot befie9sn. Tim nit oenla
IeIben na9 Der anoeren Seite oes &i=
bers hbersuiesen. N1s &uoer tpuroe
Elm Brett benubt.
&aum paren fie nom ufer abgefo=
ben, als fe aud i9on gu ibrsm
S9rsfsn bemerften, oab nit benz
9retts bas Boot ni9t su lenten isi; he
to nnten aber trOB aller Senhbungen
oas ufer niGt uisoer aetuinnen. Sas
Boot trisb RAID bem Samme 3u, ilno
tur3 bor bemIelbsn, als Die beioen
Wanner in6sn, bab fie @efabr liefen.
in ben ..S.rubel eerihen 3u tuerben,
ipraneen fis uus benz gOOte in bic tpir=
belnben Tlutbsn, lsiber aber 3u ipdt;
benn geibe tpurbsn bur4 ben Strom
fcrtoeriHen unb tber ben Damn ge=
tra9sn.
goebm iab tpie iein Jreunb cine
turse STRIDE BON ibm entfernt IN Der
iddumenbsn Ilatb nit osm Waher
rang unb pis Der Strpm oenielben auf
ibn 3ririeb. Sobalo Smith ben
Jreunb srrei9en tpnnte, fu9te er fi4 in
ieinsr Nnsft on bisien ansutlammern
unb elm 2ampf ums 2eben entipann
f9. Der b6ais isiner @inne bsraubte
Smith rib 8osbm faif ale 2lsi'
Der bonn 2sibe unb bann bersinsen
aud bisism bic SHINE. Der &iberfoe
pumpfation 9egeniiber uuroe Der
obnmd1tise gOebm bur4 einen Inges
itslltsn Der @ahertperte @Ompagnie
ans 2anb se3oeen unb serettet.
Smiths 2ei6e tOnnte ioweit nod
ni9t ssbOrsen perbsn. Sie pOli3iiten
gernauer unb 9ibmillsr eilten nit bem
Yoliaeibpote unb nit &sttungslsinen
our SteQs unb iu9ten, Bon GreipiGi'
gen unterftibt, msbrere Stunoen mad
benz grtruntenen, tonnten oenislbsn
ater ni9t auffinben. Dem elei6falls
CUR STEELE gssilten Ssputp=@oroner Or.
&pbertiun tpurbs bie idwere phi4t,
ben alten gltern beg grtruntsnen BIZ
Natridt bonn 3ooe ibrss Sobnss 3r
iibsrmittsIn. Der i8on rs Sabre alt'
gaisr unb bic 68:idbrise alte Mutte,
bes 0erunelhftsn, Die fi9 10 plDBlid
ihres Sobnes beraubt iaben, boten cir
Bib fummer ger;psifung bar, al:
ibner in i6onenoen Worten bic Srauer'
tunos tiberbra9ilwurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
StraBsababnwasea feime S4laf'
ftGtten.

Srob Der langen Gabrt bon Sroings
ton nod bier. if Sergeant Crane Der
MnF6t, baB paRu9iere ni9t bers4tigt
Rno, f6 auf ben Siben Der 2dnse nod
sum S6lafsn nisbersulsssn. Mus benz
9runbe purbe Orbile peeo, Der fi4
oieie Jreibeit bsrausnabm, bon ibm
unter Der @ntlaas Der Srunten6eit ber-
hoftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
Tolt,etltaes.

W q bel Ban guren, elm % Sabre
altss Mdb9en bon go. $40 W. Nortb
Str., wirb felt aefern friib 2 ubr ber-
mibt. Sas Wdo9sn bsrlisB anseblid
bas Saus in ben Na9ttlsibsrn, als
feline in Wapleton tpobnenbe Mutter
bort anlangte, um fs anaebli5 tuessn
elmer 2iebesaffaire our &see su fsnen.
Dos gsridminben bss Wdo9sns murbs
Der poliaei gemeloet.
Soiepb Mullsn, elm Wai9i.
nift, 3l2 Agnes Str, Der fi9 in @e.
ieaidaft zines anberen Wannes oas
ger9niigen 9ema9t bltte, tn elmer
Wirt6i9aft an Der Wef WaibingtOn
Str. Elm SENT, i burd bic Spisgel=
i9eibe 3u tuerien, tpurbe berfolgt, ein=
gebolt unb Der poli3ei iiberliefsrt.
3runtenbeit uno b6swilises Sstretsn
frsmben gieentbums lautet bic Mntlage.
HDbert Geaber, SOB Noro
2iberip Strabe uno Walter 8artels,
708 Norb alabama Strabe, tpurben
geferA wegen S4ldgersi psrbaftet.
8artels unb Seaper tparen paNagiere
auf einem 8roao &ipple Strabenbabn.
waaen uno Ssaosr, fotpie aud beKsn
5reunbs iOlIen gartels s.drssrt babsn,
inbem fie ibm auf bic 3sben traten.
Spdter, als ale ben Wagen ber=
lisben, ioa Ssaber benz garteIs nod
einen tleinen 2nuH nit benz @abosen
beriest babsn. ben btsier burd siniss
gut ge3ielte 6iebe beantportete. &id=
ter Wballon mirb bsuts bas ttbrige be.
forsen.
8eO. u. 3inG 916 Siab Str,
ein s9reiner, Der feline Grau ssferr
geidlagen baben ioll, tpuroe bur9 ben
poli3ifen &afertp perbaftet.
Wi9aeI 3appas, Der tressr
anseblider 8ranbfiftuns bsrbaftet'
@risds, purbs bonn poIiseiridtsr unite,
$1,000 ghrsi9aft ben @robsei9mo.
renen iibertuieien.
&i9arb 5. & obiIl, 1915
Weit 98aibinston Str, melost, bat
ibm seisrn febs isinsr 6snnen aefob.
len wurben. st bat 3iuei Wdnner.
tpelde In einem lei6ten Wassn bort &C.
Isben tuuroen, ernltlid in Uerba9t.
Nnnie 6ugbes, 224 Snbiant
Mbenue unb Warp Hobiniou, Ais
Nle9benp Str., serietben seHern Nbeni
In Elm Sanbgemenge. BET pel9er @e
le9enbeit Warp auBer elmer GROCER
8eule iibsr benz Muee unb beri9iebener
@ef9tswunoen, au9 einen S9ntt
auer iibsr ben Sanbriiden binwes Ct
litt. geibe tpurbsn bur9 Sereeantst
2iefer berbaftet.
an ber Of Wafbinqton
Strabs beruria9ts sefern Mbenl
Jrant S9roer, go. 875 Wa1a du
ietts.Nbsnue einen tlsinen Iufauf, be
ibn ipdter binter i9ueoiide @arbine,
braate. 8bdtli9er Anariff. &ubef6
rung unb 9runfenbeit lauten bic 9ln
Hagen. gta9 Nusiasen Der poIi3ei
serietb er nit Soa Sames in sins Gon
trOberie, uAb i'm 0erlaufe berisl
ben lou Grant id psranlabt seis
BEN baben, bic Sca su osrbauen
Massie grOOerid, tusl9e aIs Grieoens
ftifterin oa3wii9en tretsn tuolte, srsilt
bas 9lei9e S&idial, iObaB beim Gin
treffeu Der poli3ifenNsfin unb Surris
5rant iie9rei9 bas Gelo bebauptete
Sm 8riumpb3uge murbe Der Siege
nod Der Station gebra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15
Gia @irtb beramht.

Sn Der Stltion lief 6euie Jrib eie
Meloung Elm, baB gictOr 5ellmer, Elm
Wirt6 an Der Senate Nbe. unb Is.
GtraBe um $40 beraubt iei.
3uei Mdnner, elm Weiber unb Elm
He1er, bstra.sn bic Wirtbi9aft uno
3tpnnesn 6enmsr unter 8orbalten si.
nss &ebolpers. fi9 rubi9 su perbalten
uno rdumten bann bas gai6-&e9ifie,
aus. 9sllmer tonnte iotpeit ni4t auf'
aefunben uerbsn. oa er tpeber in isiner
@irt6Idaft nod in Isinem Sauie mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15

az untsrri9t In Deutf4 (grammas
tit unb 2onberfation) unb @tenogra=
pbie ertbeilt nod beudbrter Wetbobe.
Spre6Runbeu: 1--2 Na4mittaes nnb
7-8 Mbenbs. 420 Norb Npble Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-15

grnft Sobnfon, Der am Sons
nsrftas in 0ora our& ben Blib er.
Itlagen purbs, iii ssiern auf oeml
gbsnsssr 2ir9bofe i'm @ew6Ibe beige
ebt 10 orben.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06

Just received at Meyers Mere Co 4,
car of choice Oregon Apples, choice
varieties
The DeLamar Lode reports all kinds
of wild game plentiful along the Vir-
gin and Muddy River bottoms in Lin
coin county.
Fifty tons of copper ore averaging
over II per cent was shipped from the
Douglass mine in Lyon county to Salt
Lake last week.
Lorena. Masonic district, Mono
county, California, is now city Ct
tents, but the construction OF more
substantial buildings is in progress.
The George Ernst ranch on Old riv
er, comprising 1000 acres, 400 e
which are growing alfalfa and SOC
acres heavily timbered has been sole
to Dr. Heppner and c. H. Kramer.
Prospecting outfits are leaving
Bullfrog and Rhyolite daily for the
Funeral and Panamint mountain rang
es. The temperature in those ranges
at this season is about the average O
that in this region in midsummer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06
ORDERED THE DESKS.
School Board Places Order for Fur
nishine New School House.

nishine New School House.
At a meeting of the School Boar 4
held Monday an order was placed
for $50 new desks for the school
building. The board placed bio fer
the furnishing of the building and the
result was that combination of desk
furnishers formed a combine and thus
sought to do the county out of a
little cash. Mr. Meder and the other
members of the Board discovered the
method in time and after investigation
decided to overlook the bidders and
placed the order with the Whitaker
Desk Company the entire orer COW
ering the proposed amount will bring
the purchase price to $500, delivered
in this city. j.
The new desks are regarded as the
best manufactured and will be fine
piece of furniture to go with the new
building. AS the Board reserved the
right to reject any and. all bids those
who were shut out have no complaint
to make. The delivery of the desks
will probably be made within thirty
days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06
A Chance for Sport.

Washoe Lake is frozen over from
one end to the other. The ice N
many places is thick enough to b.
safe and as smooth as a piece OF
glass On the West side the best
skating can be found al there IS
about a mile of the finest ice that
can be imagined, With few more
nights of the cold spell the lake
will be safe in every direction. At
the present time there are few iii
holes on the South and East side thai
no not look safe, but there is plenty
of good skating to be found close &c
the shore, and there should be som'
excellent sport offered the people i,
a few days. Should Sunday be
bright day there Will be number o
parties visit the lake to indulge ]
the winter pleasure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06
IN THE suPREME COURT.
osuna Rape Case Argued On Habeas
''sh' Corpus Proceedings. 5

Osuna Rape Case Argued on HAbeao
shp Corpus Proceedings. s
Yesterday the Supreme Court was
occupied with the argument on the
Osuna rape case. the attorneys Tor the
defendant asking for letters df' habeas
corpus and q release Or the defendant
on grounds that he was illegally held
in confinement.
Osuna, as will be remembered, was
arrested, charged and held to answer
on charge of rape committed on
Harriet Averill, child about IL years
of age at Hawthorne, Nevada, on or
about the 5th of October. According
to the complaining witness, Osuna
tied the childs arms and wrists, gag
ged and throttled her. and then ac-
complished his fiendish purpose.
The accused who is represented oy
F. P. Kelley, San Francisco attorney
and VIM. Woodburn, contend that all
of the evidence adduced at the pre-
liminary hearing is illegal, the same
being hearsay evidence and further
raising the point that the accused
should have been confronted with the
plaintiff in person, instead of her
charge in writing, and that, there be-
ing no. evidence Of legal nature
against Osuna, he should be dis
charged
General Sweeney, who appears On
behalf of We SNte in the Supreme
Court, takes the position among other
points raised by him, that the evil
dence adduced is part of the res
gestae and therefore not subject II
the objection of being hearsay, and Is:
therefore admissible and legally SUI
icient to have warranted the conf
hitting magistrate in binding the de
PENDANT over to the grand jury.
/ Great interest is manifested in the
outcome of the suit because as here
tofore stated in this paper, should the
defendant be held by the Supreme
Court to answer and .be found guilty
the death penalty. could be adjudged
1T was only in our last legislature
hat the death penalty was prescribed
as punishment for the crime /.
rape, the same being generally believ
ed to have been Influenced by the
atrocious attempt of rape on Mrs
Harper of Reno, by the negro Webber
whose only punishment the law II
thorized was Imprisonment for a shorr
. number of years
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06

which in cut finish and fit are with
out rival for the price.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06
BoDlE FREIGHT.
Big Teams Continue to Pass Through
The City. go '''ssfs'


The talk Of the Bodie, teams going
via Wabuska seems to be moro talk
than reality. During the, past few
days the Game teams arrived in th:s
city and were loaded to their capacity
With material for Bodie. Aurora and
other south points. In fact the two
teams Of Game were the finest sean
in this city for some time. The wae-
ons have been remodled from the old
d. w. Earl outfit and the names are
still to be seen on the freighters, and
they looked pretty good to the old
timers who were used to seeing the
old firm pass through this city with
many a valuable load for Bodie and
other camps.
Other teams are in and out with
freight Of every description. Even
the heavy roads and snow have not
kept them of the roads. The team
sters state they find it better travelling
over the old road than any that can
be found and if Carson and the Val
ley folks only pulltoget her there will
be plenty of teaming from this section
Do as the Mason Valley people
threaten to do, Elk the roads, and
you will find that the teams will con
tinue to follow the well beaten path
chances on any other route.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06
ToNlcHTs PLAY.
Catchy Songs, Lively Dances and
Pretty Girls.

OasSsy 0Vs9oy 1svSy O0uSSo 0NSs
Pretty Girls.
The "Sultans Wives and the "Gi-l
From Manila" two sparkling burles-
ques arranged and staged under toe
personal direction Of Mr.. John Grieves
the well known New York Manager
and producer of everything that is
good in burlesque, are the name of the
two burlesques which the Partisan
Bellies are offering at the Opera House
tonight. This organization will intro
duce many catchy musical numbers
and the display of some elaborate COS
tunes by the chorus which numbers
some twenty young ladies. The ola
contains many high class vaudeville
acts. The Partisan Bells appear at
the opera house tinight.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06

hope and pray that the sycophants q
the bar will take heed that nothing
but. the law and the facts Of each ana
every case will be considered by our
supreme tribunal, before whom we lay
our final earthly contentious for final
adjudication Of our rights. . iaa.9sa
Vives Roosevelt. yive Jerome. vive
La Toilette, vive Folk, long live every
person who labors without hope Of
reward Of fear Of punishment, but
solely for the good they may accom-
plish. a
ALFRED CIARTZ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06
Wants a Divorce.

RENO, Dec. 5.-Mrs. William FL
lis Corey, wife of the President Of
the United States Steel Corporation,
is in Reno at the home of her sister
in-law
1t is said that the couple will be
divorced and that Corey will marry
Mabel Gilman, the actress.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06
# You are Locking for an
Overcosi for Fall or Winter

at a moderate price that is fashion
ably perfect in every detail. come
and look over our large stock CT
smart models. Here you Will see
every new style in all the hnest
overcoatings at prices that Will
positively appeal to you. In our
collection you will find q large as
sortment of
EMICAELS- STERN -- .
EINIE OxyEDN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06

We've got your size ready for
YOU to wear out of the store.
And you can be absolutely sure CT
the rightness of the style, finish
and At and that you've got full
dollars worth cf value for ever.
dollar you pc MS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06
Oil Excitement in Lincoln.

At least thirty square miles OF ter
ritOry have been staken in claims in
alleged oil districts near Indian
Creek, Lincoln county and several ou.-
fits for boring are being installed. Elk
perts claim the indications for devei-
oping flowing wells are favorable.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06
Recital Next Week.

Miss Edith Howe will give one Of
her popular recitals Saturday evening
December 9th. She has several at
fractions that are entirely new nf
which further particulars will be Civ.
en- later.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06

New lines Of footwear ar arriv.-,
daily at Ed Burlington's Sac STD
|fHe has been considers la2 per-:
by delay in freight -. - rs ar-
irving daily. You vi n s7rg
est and best lines > GO =.
ried IN his store On. prices are II
ways the lowest You can save
money by purchasing footwear II
his store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06
Stricken With Paralysis.

]. ]. Linn, one of the best known
citizens of Nevada, is reported to be
dying at his home, 500 Lake street
Mr., Linn was stricken with paralysis
last Sunday and since that time his
family and physicians have been
his bedside making every effort 20
prolong the spark of life. Last night
his condition was not materially i'm
proved.
For many years Mr.. Linn was depu
ty Warden at the state prison and wa:
repeatedly elected justice of the peace
of Reno. For number of years mis-
health has been failing.-Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06

.Conressman Van Duzer has intro
duced bill to open the Carson Mint.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-12-06
Liberal Offer.

| beg to advise my patrons that the
price of disc records (either Vic0r
or Columbia), to take effect imme-
diately, will be as follows until fur
Their notice:
Ten inch disks formerly 20 cents
will be sold for 60 cents.
Seven inch records formerly soc.
now 35c. Take advantage of this Of
fer nc. w. FRIEND.
Choice musical numbers, catchy
songs, lively dances, pretty girls and
good wholesome comedy are the fea.
lures of the Partisan Bellies to he
offered at the opera house tonight.
.Conressman Van Duzer has intro
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-22
SAN JUAN FRUIT
GETS FIRST PRIZE
Rio Arriba County Exhibit
Second and ChaveS
County Third.
KANSAS CATTLE ARE BEST

Late yesterday afternoon the cash
prizes for the fruit and vegetable dis
plays at the fair were awarded by
the committee of expert judges as fol
lows:
The first prize, 800, for the best
general display was awarded to A. +.
Miller, of Pennington. The second
prize, $50 fell to L. Bradford Prince.
of Espanola, and the third prize. $26.
to j. j. Hagerman, of Roswell.
Prizes of $40 were awarded as fol-
lows: Best plate of grapes, f. c.
Stewart; apples, j. j. Hagerman, Ros-
WELL ounces, Mr.. Gleckler, Albuquer-
que; pears A. F. Miller, Pennington:
plums, l.. B. Prince, Espanola; peach
es, A. F. Miller, Pennington. ]. W.
Corbett, of Estancia, received the
first prize, s25, for the best vegetable
exhibit A. F. Miller, of Pennington,
received $40 prizes for the finest po-
tatoes and biggest pumpkins.
Honorable mention was awarded to
]. J. Hagerman for the finest Ben Da-
Wis, Jonathan, Missouri Pippin and
Winesap apples. l.. B. Princes Col
den Russets, Fall Pippins and Jenni-
tons received the same award
Just outside of Floral hall, ]. T.
Harger, of Lockhart's ranch, shows
some very fine White LeghOrn, Bar
red Plymouth Rock and Brown Leg
horn chickens, He adyertises them
all as /bred-to-lay.
Kansas Cattle Get Premium.
The exhibit of fine Hereford and
Galloway cattle from the Lone VIII
low stock farm, McCracken, Kansas,
took the first premium as the best
display Of registered stock. Joseph
Jennings, proprietor OF the stock
farm, has been at the fair and looked
after his stock personally. which has
had in a great measure something to
do with the showing they have made
They are all well fed and well kept
and were by far the best herd among
the stock display at the big fair.