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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15
WARREN ENGINE co. DANCE

The dance to be given Saturday
night by the Warren Engine Co., will
be the last of the big annual at
fairs of the kind to be held this
season. and lovers of this form Of
amusement will avail themselves of
the last chance.
1t is to be hoped that Carson City
will turn out and do honor to the
old reliable fire fighters, who have
saved much property in this city in
the AZ years it has been in existance.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

John Rice's horse ran away at Sac
ramentC and threw his infant child
into a canal where it drowned.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

Ross B. Meder, is reported better
and his recovery is now matter of
very short time.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

A loving parent by the name of c.
G. Briggs of Tonopah had his nose shot
OF by a son who was learning to
handle a revolver in a novelty store.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

The Los Angeles Times says J..
Ross Clark has purchased 100000
shares of stock in the Red Oak Nine
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

The Caliente Express has vacated
tho Caliente field. The unexpired sub
scription list will be supplied in future
by the Las Vegas Times.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

joe Stevens suffered a painful sc.
cident to his right hand Thursday
while grinding a tool at the Morgar
mill. lie lost some skin and one
Of his fingers was disocateG.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

SHORT ONES Eetaoish shrdmb1
The gigantic ocean freighter Cal.for-
MIA mas A'rivol IL Sll Pedro from
NV York
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

Pacific Traction Co. has commenc-
ed building its electric line from Ia
coma 10 Olympia
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

In the antl-saloon crusade at r,apa
and Iountyille they're now arrestins
the heads of so-called social clubs.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

FAIREIEW, june 15.-Ielephonic
communication was had Thursday
with Keno, the message marking the
opening OF the new line between this
place and Reno
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

Don't forget that the Warrens will
give their annual hop Saturday eve
ming at the Armory They deserve
crowd and an evidence of appreci-
years of their activity in this city.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

TACOMA (Wash) June 13.-A
Dawson dispatch says that Hatfield.
the California rainmaFer, arrived on
Thursday and held q conference with
the governor. He will Immediately
prepare to make rain.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

Abbie Newkirk Is. is a heroine ar
Los Angeles for having saved her
mother. whose clothes caught fire at
a stove.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

WASHINGTON. June I5.-Delega+e
Mark Smith made an attack On the
motives OF Speaker Cannon in the
the floor &c explain why he would not
|allOw Arizona and New Mexico to
come into the union as separate states
The refusal cuts down the new demo-
cratic representation in congress by
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

The Capital BASEBALL nine is to play
the Virginia nine Sunday at the race
track in this city.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

WARSAW, June l5.-The terrOrlStS
of Poland continue to wage relent-
and police officials. Hardly day
elapses without an assassination.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15
STATE NEWS

SHORT ONES Eetaoish shrdmbil
The gigantic ocean freighter Cai.for-
MIA mas A,riyol IL Srl Pedro from
NV York
Pacific TractiCn' Co. has commenc-
ed building its electric line from Ia
coma 10 OLYMPIA
John Rice's horse ran away at Sac.
ramentC and threw his infant child
into canal where it drowned
In the antl-saloon crusade at r.apa
and lountyliie they're now arrestins
the heads of so-called social clubs.
Abbie Newllirk. Is. is heroine at
Los Angeles for having saved her
mother. whose clothes caught fire at
a stove.
Fire from crossed wires put Oregon
City and Portland in danger Saturday
night and did heavy damage to the
city electric plant.
Cruiser Tacoma. escort Of the dry
dock Dewey, reached PHILADELPHIA
SundOy. The Dewey broke away five
times on the trip.
! Congressman Van Duzer says he has
grown poor in office and must quit
politics in justice to himself and
family. He will therefore drop out
when his term ends in March and
devote his energies to mining enter
! priSeS.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1o.-The
Grand Jury is making daily progress
in its investigation Of the charges
made against the telegraph people 10
the effect that they accepted dis
patches during the days following the
earthquake and fire, receiving full
rates in payment therefor, but sending
the dispatches by mail instead Of over
the wires.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

Charlie Friend hopes % be out in
a week now, and his old friends join
with The Appeal in hoping that he
will be seen this summer at his OBJ
servatory, attending to the weather as
it should be attended The Reno
man seems not to understand the
brand wanted in this particular To-
caiitr.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

RENO. June IA strike has start
ed at camps One and Two. Of the
Western Pacific construction, on ac-
men to walk II miles to get their
pay checks. or pay their fare on tn :
IN. c. d O.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

RENO, June 15.-A scratch on the
hand will probably lose Alex Dromiac
an arm. as blood poisoning has set
in.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

Cruiser Tacoma. escort Of the dry
dock Dewey. reached Philadelphia
Sundoy. The Dewey broke away five
times on the trip.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

FIRE from crossed wires put Oregon
City and Portland in danger SATURDAY.
night and did heavy damage to the
city electric plant
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

Ed Moran, died in San Francisco
June I, after long illness. The
funeral was held in that city.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-15

Louis Papagrie, adjudged Insane by
the board of medical examiners
Thursday, was taken to the state
hospital this morning by sheriff Kin
ney.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26

IN mcIAer iic oeuielbcn fijr ole Gin
loolma SIR @ciihtiaun0 0c9 ShIoiiea
Ounttcn.
Gic Gumpo1ne Ser engIis
bcu WetberredtIertn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26
Blanc Sullncn.

9teue Strifc-llnru6en i'm aoblen.
0iItrtft oe3 0itIifen O6io. -
FiiiiaaOe 5piiheu @ru6ennGfs
tern uno Strifcrn. - Gin 8Gd.
ter unO eiue 6rau ucrWlnOet.
IttIoHpale. O., %. Suni. -
H<m bieiigen Strifegebiet ereignete Ii6
belttc Nddmittog Elm rcuer arapoQ,
ais in elmer 5blldt nabe ser groo.
lcDs3edc Ueritefte Widnner alf ieds
9|e1cr teuerten, mcltbe ais &0he in
Gienlten Ser rlluiteO 5tatcs Goal
90" ltebcn uuO rmtcr @Sforte bon
9Sddtcrn auf Dem @eae na6 ser
3cdc paren. Die 281hter i6oIlen
]llrtld, lmO mani i6Gbt. 0uB an 100
ShlIlc abGegebeu murocn. Ger 9(n.
9rifi ging angeblit uon Strifern aus,
mcIdc iritber III ser 9ruOlcp 3ede
orbeitctcn Dan mciB, Dab m16reno
Der 6iiIillaoe elmer scr g9dAter be.
Oentlid Oertuunbet murOe, uno OaB
Ote Satin eineS uHOercn @dhters ei.
men SduB in 0ie Sdyultcr er6ielt.
Shcriff GoorbeeS lit ulf Sen Sda1-
plat berufcn mor0cn. Ger 6eutiae
aromaa tit ser critc erlud6nensmer.
tbc, meItbcr iid ieit Dem fiir3liden
2lbjuG Ser MiIi3 crcianetc mo ser
%orfua lit INN 10 mebr 3u bcouuern,
oo moracn cine Gouferen5 3uiI6en
Scrtrctcrt Scr grlbcnbeiibcr uno Ser
Stritcr in 86ecling itattfinoen ioQte.
gIoH fiirdtet, bab es gu neitercn In.
rtbcu fonmcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26
Gin mnnnriidlcs lsirnir.

&oroin. 8, 25. 2;uui. - Deb.
rcrc @unoert llnaarn ans 2oraine
uno GleoctanO, meIbc in cinem bieli.
gen %ort Elm Eicnic be1irgcn, gerie.
t1cn inter einonoer in Strcit, unS
Oda 9tciuItat mar einc UioIicni6I6ae.
rel IN peIdcm @ierfIaIden 0leiIer
umO aniippeI ais @offen oicnten.
@lebrerc0utenO 0i1nner iinO i6linm
3lIacridtet Grei llngorn aus Glepe-
lorO iiuo in Elm SoipitaI gc6radt
morOcL mO man beat penig Suii-
mng mli ibre Geneiung. Die llria6c
0cS StreiteS lit ni6t befont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26
Strafcuba6n Strife in Nllcntoun

u Nllcntomn go, %. Suli. -
Sclttc berrift bier pcrbGItniBmdBige
Jube no6 Ocn 2drmiccnen, meI6e in
ser lebtcn gtad)t 0ur6 Ocn Strife Ger
Gonoltteurc un0 WotormGuner Der
o2cbigb GoQGp Groniit So" uerltrs
iadt lplrocn. SbAIeib 0ie Gompug.
ME oen &onpi aui1ob unO Ocn elef.
trii6en Strom obOrcbte, bicben ocn.
nod IoiienOe pom alligcregtcn Den.
idcn bic gauge Nabt iIber bis beute
iriiG aui oen Straben. Die Com,
pognie mar aud bcute nidt i'm Stan.
oe, ibre @agBonS inDrpIannlGBig 3ii
crpeoiren. Die meiiteu ser ongeiteQ.
ten Griableute fijrd)ten iid, mlS3u.
io6ren. .Sferiii Srnuic BAT cine 9(n.
3abI SiilfSidcriiic bceiOigt, tpeIde Der
Boli3ei I'M Sale neuer ltnru6en bel.
Iteben jolen
(SpGter.) - Sine Sdluooron be.
rittener Staut9 Gonitnbler lit bier
ongefonmen un0 bat Oronung ges
Idaffen Wlebrcrc &oltsbaltien, luel-
DIE iidb nui oen StraBen 3uiummens
rotteten uno Die Gonitnbler i6mGb.
ten iuilroen prOmp olrd Oieiel6en
5eritreut unO Glide Der @otptidreier
uerbaftet. Tie Gompagnie madte
belte feinen Yerilth 5tr @icoeroui.
na1me oea Gerfebrs, nil es ieoof
nor9en tbln. 2ui 9efebl oes Wiop-
ors niuBten ale @irtbifoiten beutc
abeno idon Inn llbr gcidloiien iper-
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26

Grttiipn atnie ucuc Snn.Grpubbupte
uSUrS Baltimore" nno yEcnn" nadl
SbiInoclpGin.
SG6Iidl uub eunntnne, llbr Mure,us, bon
St9btz un6 Sratt StruBe bulteu IN Ncttcrtuu
5ulpu 4Uiut, Wio,, uno Gheitct va, an: gln.
tllnit In @bildoepbiu ciiua nor glheuos. -
Rmbtboue 9ieife olirb ocn NuuuI Ruiiapiere
9te oieS pinbcn, fbnucu nab Gbciapeufe Gitb
ooer getierion acbcn nm init Dem &ndfubrt
Boot beimicbren mil gtuiuuit qc0cu 6 ll0r
elbenos nciiebcu QGace &ret5 rat 96iluoel,
pbd $3.50. &nnhrrfc % Iope) uuf oem
Tao o6er gSnhtboOte, sur Riiubrt eiiItig
90 lane) $3.50. Nireiie Viucte rnCb Niianttc
Git1, 6epe Wlan, gong Sranh. Ncbnrb 4arf,
Nems2lurf, gllbanI, Srug, Snrntuna, 9icupurt
Srioafpurt, 9lclu.6aucu, Gurtluuo, Ntc., unb
nbroll6en Rnnitcn. Wabl8etcu Soc 91a6t
hnnlpIer fnhreH tigll6 8 llbrNbeuos nb (Suns
idaa aus0euonmer), Giucte 8um TerInuf I'M
Niltedl uHo glhdugb's lldn tbrcbe fiir
51Rrer GIarenrc ebrucr, gtaent glr 20l,
9iGbtStrabe (Sunil2 ,4Ndib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26
Baltimore & SbtO
@rfmritpnen
uDn Baltimore,

opU SnlftWnrc,
St.25--0Grpcr'S 1rrrr, 6barlcluu uuo
@inhletCr mn 5uritd. Sunntnu,
I. 3ut, 5pc3ialAiG ucrldbt nj
lopdl Ndhuhoi 745 liurGeus,
- GamhcnsNd6nbof W(ureens.
S5OO-Atlnutic 9th, Sape 0inH, sea
5cle 6tt1 nito Ocean 6itD, H..S,,
nno 5nritd. Scbcu 6rcitnn nno
Samitnn, fir Die Riidinbrt bis
einlcbl. oes itdditen Sienita9S aiiIs
tl9. Snm %, SuHi an unn bis
3nm 8, September onueruo
Slo.ooDdognrnSnn II. 5uriid, Srcitng,
~ CUNT, Ni(Iete 9itltin 5nr Soins
laDtt dul Dem Spciinl8ule, Der
Samoerg guhnboi 755 llor9cus,
M.nnllt NoNnI Snbnbpi 500 DIOR
neHs pcrldBt. Bur Riidiubrt fin
~ S1Ae cinibI oeS Cages hcs
Sldulce QitltiQ
4biicdler RAD Iorun II. 5bous
idno ISLANDS
Iul Der RiidrCi'c 9IufcnibaIt in
guIidlo, Gohcitcr Gjcurhn J0nts
i@lllS @ S@lIl, @ien Summit Springs
h'lo WtnuO Gbuui QCiiaitet.
&ettere Gtiuroncu mcroen am
~ nno 27. Suli, 3. uno II. 9uls
Gilt; a. uno 2S. September pcrnns
$1,000 Nadl Sun SrouciSco nSrr e,s
Nnqeieo nnO iurhf utu Baltimore.
NA1iusSnln, p, 1uui bis 6. Suli.
gIlleie .gitIttg jur ltdiu6rt bis i5
Stplellner. G15-S0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26
,GSnigln Der gommertourra. "

nWerhnnt5 uno MiHcr5 3runsp. so. "sSum,
pier. Baltimore nudb Noion unb 9Sropioencc
6lr Gee. Neitc Huuie nudb Den gtelisSnpIauos
9ieinrt5. .5eniic Sa6rt Der NiitC enlanQ duf
hcr SSeIt." Wtan idrebe liir IunrcnsNudJ. -
@tirem: @de Si9Gt. uuo Gjermnn etrnic.
(Suni7 .3&S. .2D{te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26
$4,000 peruntrcut.

Founette. @8i@c.. %. Sllni. -
}rco. s. griec. bis Dor Stur5cm ais
Glerf IN Der 0nnf bon Gupnctte t6d-
tig, III inter Der 2Iutlaac ucr6oftet
moroen @elOer 5um @etralc bon
cirfa $4,000 perllntrcut 3u 6a6en.
Ger gr6Btc 96cil 0eS GieIOcs lit ie-
bod 6creitS BON Erice unO ieinen Ser.
mnnOtcu criebt morOen. Ter 9(rre.
ltont lpurOe gegen $4,000 9iirgihoit
bis 81 icinem ohf nGbiten 0e5ember
on6erallmten Gro5riie entlniien NOR.
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26
OcbGrig berOOnncrt.
SdlnrfcS llrtbril gcNcn GiSbInOlcr in
SUlcou.
GiuiG5riac Soit i'm 9rbcita6uuic uno

Gini06riac &oit i'm 9lrbcit0Dmic uno
ic $4,000 @eIobuBc mrgcn ciucr
Gcridm6rlmg gum 2hufidroubcn
ser Gi@prciic. @ic0cr cm
&0npf 5miicben @rubcnn1t6tcru
un0 itritenoeu &oblengrGbern in
&ciicrion Gountp, .. - Stra.
BcnbobusStrife peruria6t lin,
ruben in 2lQentomn, @u. - @u-
ti9c &0pic. uuf einCm BON GOIeu
Ma9pdrcu ob9cboItenen Iicnic.
Gole0o, o., %. SUM. - 6iinf
Gi25dnOIer, pelhe lofaIe Gompugs
nicn Ocrtrcten, mur0en beute pom
9fi0tcr &infaoc i'm bieiigeu Common
Blcua . @erift 5ll eincm lSu6r @jc.
fdHgniBbait uno elmer @elobuBe bon
ic $4,000 pcrurtbciIt. Die @crllrt6cil.
ten itnO; Soiepb ~ OtiQer, pcl6cr
iIbcrtiIbrt nuroe, un0 u. u. gcaro,
81. Z. 2cnnon, $. y. @reinin0 umO
Fetcr $. gSntcrS, ncIHe iib iAulOig
bctanntcu Ter 9iiAter erfIGrtc, sic
llrtbeiIc niir0en picIlei6t Qeml0crt
mer6en, I'm Sale sic DclinQuentcn
griab Ieiitcteu. Die }lnfloge lalttctc
in alien 6GIlen ouf cine COMPUTATION
SIR 9eihrdntltng oc9 @cid)Gft3.
Nrgluncntc iibcr 2Intrdge aufShu,
0unA 0r$ 8criobreno f6uncn out ian.
acre 3cit ni1t pernomnen merOcu.
lmo Ole GtSb1n0lcr bIeibcn in5miifcn
I'M @cmo5rium oeS @criAtS, bis tie
tire Strufc bejubIt bobcn, oOer ibre
80lIc 0ui dllOere 93ciie crle0igt iinO.
Gic iiini WtGnner, luelhe IN 6icii.
gen @cidGit0. uno @cieQi6oitsfrci.
len ongcIcben iin0, wurOcn ms Gouu-
III @cfGugniB gebroht, pon 100 aus
iie sum- GcrbiiBcn ibrcS SoftterntiuS
oem Nrbcitsbolie ii6ermieien wcroen
lollen lucnn He tn5piidcn niht inn
GintIung nit Scr Gnpicbltug Oco
SIibterS &infooe Dem Gublihml Gr-
idB lciltcn Sic nlr0en iQnHtlid
untcr Dem &nIcntine'ihCn @lntitruit.
@clebc pro5eiiirt. llnter Dem Sor.
manoe, OoB Der GiSporrdtb Diel germ.
ger iei oIa III friiDcren Sabreu, bat
ten iic iid 5uiolrmengetbnn unO Oie
HreiIe Inn 80 bis 100 Erojcnt crb6bt.
Ntohoem 9lnfldgc gegcn lie crboben
lnO Der critic Don ibncn i6ul0ia be-
flnoen morOcn mar, befunntcn iid 0ie
iIbrigen bul0ig. loS iibcr iic per-
b0ngte ltrtbciI lit ous ldpcrite, mel
Dies ooS @elcb gcItuttet. g8enn lie
onf Wtiloerlng boiicn moQcn, 10 mill
len lie ibren allnOcn aQe5 @eI0, mel.
dies iic ibneu rpiOerredtIih unrrhne.
ten, 5uriif critattcu lmO einpiaigen
Sis mieOer Su Ocn oltcn Erciie 5u
oerfuuicn. 3pci p0er orei ser Ser
nrtbeilten bciibcn Gcrm0gen gum 9c.
Irage bon minOcitcns 100000 S6re
0aft I'M 2Ir6cita6ouic lit nit i6luerer
l(rbeit oerfniipit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26
elm ielbn beTieoen

Ut Der er6bte Sfea SRi 6ieiem C3emeiupIob
ino ote Veitnoen itlIr III idbnel bei Der Sdno,
lpelln iie oer iiblcn Naliue ber bon ChroHiinen
arunfbciten @cfplterien bi1gen Iroll 3upre.
bel loollen. ytber init 1tlt0 lluo Ibnl ipringcn
bteie sSHmnrter Der Heoensart" utdt BEL
esenn 3. y. Scenario bon ben iyplirraunleu ner
Sdmorr6oioen gepengt piro, buben iie nllb
ntbta ii6ria ais Reoersarien iudbreno in fol-
hen 5dlleH pillfe oodl recbt feiht al befcbaffen
z, Neultnebter q So; Npr 24i8, geiusVori,
foilenfrci bcrfannt. (1tSoSu T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26

EaiIe sur 9iriic in's slmslnub &c.
iorst s. yiaiHe, Gr. Alb, Sit-Yalti.
more.Strakc, nage Goitnm6onie.slue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26


&ou0Dn %. Suui.-Iie ,Sruueu.
rebtIerinnen bemiiben iib, oen Yre-
ntier Campbell 9omcrmon, 0en Bro
iiOcntcn Scr @entcinOe- 8cuualtung9,
bcb0roe Gopio 2lopo.@cor1e unO
Sdbnbfon3lcr 9IiSquitb 5tun Gribci-
ncu I'M Eoli5ciqcribt am y. Suut 3lt
5pingcL nm 3eugniB fiir tic ob5ulcs
gen. 9ln Dem erluGbnten Natmt ioll
Elm &erb0r 0e9 Sri 8iuiuQton, Sri.
&ennep lu0 Orcicr an0erCr 6ii6rCriu-
men in ser Iroueureht9 0eiucdlnq,
mcIclc am 21 >Suni luegcn elmer lar
mcn0cn Concentration Dor 0ru. gli9s
QltItb'S gSobnltng ant Gopen0iib
Square ucrbOftct luur0cu, ltottfin0cn.
6rou Enrtburit, cine un0cre g9eis
bcrrehtlcrin, crllhtc bcttc eincn
Hi6tcr lm cine &orlooung gcGen oie
brci Scrrcn. Sic crtlGrtc, Scrr Mis-
Qlritb lucroc bcm @criht fIurmohcn
t0nncu mnrlm bic Gcmonltration
ouf ocnl GnocnoiIb Square Itottian0,
iuGbrcno ser Ercmicr unO Serr
mcncr r,o,L"n fS,,,,tn,, - ,,,,rha,, 49,,
icIblt ocn SrMcn oen 9lotb ertbcilteu,
10 81 bonoeIrL mic iie Is icitoem 0c-
thnu hohrlt Trr Mirhtrr nnrt,,e;onr+n
alma m,rr,S,r,o ,o,o,, Sn,, NsIo''ettt' Sl;s
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gnno So on,nI;e',,.;,, v'' yn',.; 3','"ot'' u"
brinNt Bob Die 6ru1cn BON Den cr.
luGbnteu Ncrrcn 3u ihrcm @oroebcn
oufNcitadclt mllr0cn.
@Iou6cnSbctIcr por sc.
riht.
4pn0on 95 H,,ri - o. meo
93obcrt 9(bcnf mir0 u,r 2cit nntcr ri.
ncr SpbtihIoos.9(nflonr mr. her 7Ih
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rco,rlGrcr 9(r2t bot irhorb iehon icit ri.
niocr 3cit irincn Nrr,,f niht mchr
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-07
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE.
Huntsville Investors Are Buying in the
 City Prouerty.

Huntsville, May e.-(Special )-Pros- poets for the rapid industrial growth of Huntsville have caused the real estate market in the city to become more active. Several large pieces of property have changed hands recent ly and there is much building going on.
 Real estate agents complain that there are no houses for rent and this Is an indication that the city Is full of people despite the dozens of new cot tages recently built.
 The baseball team Of the Conder Training School has thought better of suspending for the remainder of the season and all of the games sched- the next three or four weeks the team will go up against some of the strong est training school teams In Tennes- see
 Union revival meetings conducted by Rev. J. B. Culpepper. his son, Burt Gull pepper ,and Rev. Mir. Conoley have been in progress more than two weeks and interest appears to be increasing. the average attendance at evening ser vices being more than two thousand pople Two hundred conversions have been made. MT. Culpepper has carried his work into saloons and has preach ed several sermons In the bar rooms.
 Mrs c. W. Schrader. a popular mat ron of Moore's Mill, died Friday. She was 40 years old and her husband and several children survive her.
 The latest information oPtainable concerning the Nashville and Hunts eille Railroad project is that the com pany has secured and banked $250.00O of subscriptions made by people along the route of the road and put up a mill lion and a half dollars with the trust company that will finance the enter prise. Construction will begin here In thirty days and be finished In year. The route will probably be through Elkton, passing through Marshall ana Giles counties.
 Thomas H. Steele of Jefferson coun- ty, a fagman who lost foot last De- cember in a wreck near Adamsville, on the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad, has obtained verdict Tn the United States Court here for sS.oao Robert E. Howard. conductor. lost an arm in the same accident and was Elv- en a verdict for s12,500. Administra- tors of two men killed in the accident have suits here against the road asking $30,o0 each.
 The tax lists of Madison county for the wear 1906 have been finished by n B. LiIlard, chief clerk in the office Of the tax assessor The increase in tho valuation amounts to $47,00o, no nota- bie raises having been made and the increase merely representing improve ments on property The total valua- ton of over eight and half millions. six millions and thirty thousand dollars worth of the assessed property Is in Huntsville while the country property Is less than two and half millions. In the county there are S,074 cattle. S,6O5 horses. 4.62s mules fifty studs 3s6 hogs. 4e2 sheep and 1S5 goats. The acreage of farm lands assessed is bO9232 acres
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-07
BOLD THIEF,s WORK.
Negro Stole Gun In Presence of Hunt
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Negro Stole Gun In Presence of Hunts
 vile Pedestrians.
 Hunts He, May 6.-(Special. "A ne- gro thief smashed a heavy plate glass in the show window of Mullens and Company's bicycle and gun store last midnight and in the presence of pass ing pedestrians took out a shot gun and ran away. This was one of the boldest pieces of thieving ever com mitted here. The same store was robbed by two negroes last week who made away with a bicycle, several pis- tols and a watch Both are now in jail.
 The Central Democratic Executive Committee of Madison county has been called by Chairman Garth to meet on May 21 for the purpose of fixing the date of the Democratic primary. Mad ison county will elect a sheriff, two commissioners, a senator and two rep resentatives to the lower house of the legislature. There are five candidates for sheriff none for senator and two for representatives so far announced, they being John H. Wallace. Jr. and A. D. Kirby.
 The spring four weeks term of Uni ted States court came to an end Satur- day afternoon. The dockets were very light at this term, not enough to keep the court very busy. Lee Pope and Floyd bowman of Jackson county were sentenced by Judge Boarman yesterday to terms of one year each in the pen itentiary. The other prisoners were sentenced last week.
 The Conder Training Scho team and the Merrimack Mills team played a fourteen inning game of baseball yesterday afternoon and Conder final ly won out on a lucky two base hit, tha anora hainR { to 2.