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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27
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HusehinsSn. Kansas.
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start his csmpaign II Liberty. July 4
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champiosship Tournament 10 be pulIe.
. on next week at Atlanta
Il The Initial meeting on the new trscl
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les cf the finest in.the country.
The seventh annual tournament q
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League of Gun Cubs opens today =
Iroowood. Mich. and continues owe
Tomorrow. >-'
Tho next open air horse show on III
!. calendar is that at Toronto. where th
!. !. exhibition win open next Monday.
Two days more and the great al
|. nuai boat race between Harvard nm
! Yale. the premier acquatic event
J America, win BIZ rowed over the usu'
!. Thames course at New London. Con
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LOYAL TEMP a7hcE LEGION
DRAWS MANY DELEGATES

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asm appears 10 be The keynote among
the scores Of young people assembled
here for the fifteenth annual cor-
yention of the Pennsylvania Loyal
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/. william popeioy. on his way from
johnson Park 10 Folsom. was thrown
out of his wagco. His left collar bone
was broken and his left ear almost
torn from his head, =
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27

d Il Ssssssksas ks4 savss Nssh -
1 shs DsseAssss O~ssss.
ioses. which II DESERVED ss .'oue of
natnre's iest foods," Ii the subject of
. report by The ontaria department os
aEfsvuliurss In this IL 10 pointed out
thss Il In ouly within the past few cen.
,fufks that sugar has l<eoms known
aHd only fwlthln the I'm, generation
tnAs feiinsd sugars have become 10 low
y pticy thatvtley may 10 commonly
ujrI nj the FORREST families Former
hdsy waA The principal sweet, and
II wlts highly valued auooSears before
Tie fibst sbgaf refinery was puIit 1T
would add gteailyfto the heahss ssf ihe
presant gcneratlali," IL h declared. IF
beney could be At least partially re-
siorsf. 10 iis former place as a common
article of diet. ~
gEscesslye use of sugar hfings In its
train 4 long list % Ills When sugar
Is token intg tlse stomach II cannot be
assiipiiaienfhhiil hrst changed by at
guelou huto grape sugar. - only too
often The syerfaxed stomach falls prop
erly TO perform this digestion. aud then
come so,iy sfsnuaeh and various phases
,f tindigestioli aud dyspepsia. In the
iaboratofy Of the hive the honey has
been fully prepared by the bees for
prompt assimilation without taxlng ei'
ther sto mach or the kidneys. 30 that
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27
i chance Of sleeping

The author had len dragged faint
from crowd OF shoppers.
Utmost iike my last book. he puF
mured. recovering his senses.
The listeners. being Of delicate per
ceptien, knew then that the book hasl
IA1lep dead from the press liadeE
phla Public Ledger.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-27

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Yssk: Miriam wslaaee. chlcasa. n. A.
ThomPsoa. Wichita. y. -. Esa4 tos
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fsatisn. BaekTus. o. Philip Hamlin.
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lose QnInsana. NOR: - !. Ryah
Trinidad: W. n. nasIs. tlemosE: p. X
Rgown. Trinidad.
Ne~ oe<to
Charles Murphy. Asbsasassaae.
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H. N. Hl@rnhansa, Moo.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12

This state needs a reformatory, or
similar institution, where youths, can
be re-directed to the straight and
narrow path Of well doing. These
must now be imprisoned in county
iails Or state prison. neither place
proper for such cases.
The White Pine News swallowed 4
grapevine dispatch Friday and killed
The editor Of the Phoebe Weekly
Record arrested for criminal libel
and investigated by the grand jury
has emerged from all criminality
white as snow. The grand jury said
he printed facts, and that he had ]
right to do so. Certainly. Go riglt
along Brother Garrison. The right
eous are invincible.
Rosebud, the new mining camp il
Humboldt county has 200 inhabitants
and all the trimmings of bran new
sure-to- make-good mining camp.
Salbv Con. Of Jumbo. has been list
Cd by the Salt Lake mining exchange
The "Humboldt Star" says TIL
western states have been lost to tn,
republican party by the president
message. You were never more rign
in vour life Bro. Windle.
Pat McCarren, Of Tonopah. electe
district attorney of Nye county, i
seriously i'll at Reno.
George Wingfeld caused the sherii
of Wsshoe county to seize forty sack
of ore from the west bound trai
alleging that the ore was stolen fror
the Mohawk mine at Goldfield TIL
value of the ore is estimated I
$4,000. ~
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
OFFERS MONEY
FOR PAVING
PUBLIC SPIRIT DISPLAYED WHEN
REQUEST FOR SUPPORT IS
MADE-ALL ARE IN FAVOR OF
PAVING CARSON STREET.

You can say for me that | am more
than willing to pay my share for
paving Carson street, or for any other
improvement for Carson City. /
hope the streets WILL be improvsl
they are unsafe nOw.-H NJ. Yerin5-
ton
The Appeal made a snort canvas;
of business men on Carson street.
this morning and every man seen
stated that he is willing to pay nj
proportion of paving Carson street.
Many add, as did Ii. NJ. lering,on,
that they are willing to pay the 7
share for any Improvement the city
Thus has the spirit Of Improvements
taken hold of Carson City.
The advent of live men. the veal /
Of this city, the natural but neglected;
advantages and the realization th2-
Carson City is the finest city Ill the
state for residence has awakened the
public spirit of this place to that
point where if a bond election Was
held tomorrow. enough money wGEtd
be voted to carry out any improve
ment needed in this city.
The Appeal has been bowling Us
head off for improvement and has al
ways tried to call attention to the
need for such in a way that would
carry conviction TO those from whom
these improvements must come.
There are many who have critl-
cised H. NJ. Yerington as lacking II
public spirit. That criticism must
fall to the ground Whatever he has
refused to do before, he is now rea ~
TO come to the front with substantia
aid for the good of this city. The
Appeal is able to say tnat ii did no
take him a minute to see the inf1u
ence for improvement his endorse
ment would have.
Every business man in the cit.
with the welfare of his own bushes
and the prosperity of the city at hear
Is willing to do his share.
All that is needed now is some con
certed action on which the city tru;
tees can base their official acts j
preparation for the Improvement. L.
a petition be drawn up and signed .
the owners of frontage on Carso
street. Present this petition to III
city trustees and have some man
hand who can voice the universal d'
nland for pavement on Carson stree
and the thing is done. The trustee
will vote the special election and tn
bonds will be taken up almost ia
rlonen, they are completed
This is boAa fide proposition an
,f7e sooner it is carried through, tn
sooner Carson street will emers
from a mud slough to the main a
enue of a prosperous and public spi
tied city.
Don't Worry, Watch Us Grow.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12

wade our territory. ours by divine
right-whatever may be. and Reno
Reno seeking relief from the rail-
roads-we'n give Nevada relief-in
the neck
at which the wonderOus crowd
laughed long. 1t was a great joke
We must keep up appearances.
said the chief pirate. "We must NOT
say we are going to bleed Nevada.
e must say we are going to help
her. Naturally, all the peple of that
state will go down on their knees
and thank the good god that such
mighty folk as we have expressed a
willingness to help them. Of course
here and there, there will be some
varlet"-as he used that word h.,
swelled perceptibly; it sounded class
ical-"sOme varlet who will suggest
that it is San Francisco that needs
Nevada's help more than it is that
Nevada is in sore straits for assist
cnce from our city. If we find any
such we shall shoot him-or, better
still, we shall make him read some If
Neddie Hamilton's cleverest stuff.
Remember. we must make the
people of Nevada forget certain
things. We must try to make them
think they dreamed if ever they refer
TO the fact-we know it to be fact
that California has fought every
claim ever made by Nevada that she
should have relief from the railroads
cut-throat rates. We must try to
capital was always willing to invest
in Nevada enterprises. We knew
that's a lie. because Salt Lake and
Denver and PitJsburs and Pniladel-
Dhia have had to show their faith
With coin IL order that the present
prosperity might get start. and that
ali the while we were sneering at
Nevada's claims to mineral wealth
Fail not to force forgetfulness up
On the people of Nevada. else they
Will meet with scant goodwill this
bunco scheme Of ours. Remember
that the banner we must fly shall BE-
Friendship but that the secret
password shall be Loot"
At the conclusion Of the stirrinp
address of the chairman there was
tremendous cheering Everybody in
dulsed in a huge bumper of water
and Michel Henri de Young set the
crowd into a frenzy of delight by
opening box of Pittsburg stogias
which were passed around. One man
caught taking two was severely rep
rimanded. Brandenstein tried 70
take advantage of the excitement 20
work off few samples of his coffee,
hut he was reminded that there was
to be no lCoting of each other. Ne
vada alone must suffer.
We have tried thus faithfully to r.
port the events leading up to the
article entitled San Francisco to
Help Nevada" Some of the details
may have been omitted but the spirit
has been set forth sufficiently to il
form the people Of Nevada as TO tie
exact form the help from San
Francisco is going to assume"
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
CONTROL. OF HE '. 8 /;
It 1910 LAUGH"

The Reno Gazette says the v. &
7. railroad is now undoubtedly con
trolied by the Western Pacific com.
pany and the. latter plans to. connect
the line with. the Sierra Pacific rail-
road company which is intending to
build line from Visalia. California,
to Porterville, California, and from
there to Walkers pass in Kern
county and ultimately into the south
ern district of Nevada BY means Of
this line the Western Pacific would
have line from Reno to Tonopah
and thence to the coast in southern
california;.
The above is from the Virginia
Chronicle OF Monday, copied from the
| Gazette
Il is about the hottest pipe dream
that has appeared in a newspaper in
this state for many moons, and that
IS saying a sood deal.
/ The idea of the " & T. being u4l-
der the control OF the Western Pa
/ ciaic IS lew.
! We nave heard rumors of sales Q
,2e Western Pacific and to the South
! eIn Pacific. to say nothing of rumored
, -aies IL ether corporations; but that
! Ire '. & T. is NOW under control #
any CT rhes2 corporations is to laugh.
General Manager H. NJ. Yerington
] .as hi troubles all right, all right.
For thirty years he has managed the
| Y. & r. and his ratio of efficiency
! las hecn SO high that his road has
earned probably more on the invest
l7e1t than any similar mileage III
| the world These who know him
give him credit for this, whatever
! they may say of him and many. who
differ from him On matters of opinion,
/ saw many things of him. One thing,
| thev never are al loss to know how
ne stands on q proposition, he takes
care they do not.
But that H NJ. Yerington is dom
mated by any other than his own IN
terests. and that this road IS run by
a power behind the throne, SAID
mower concealed somewhere up near
Beckwith Pass, is to laugh, it really Is.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12

I've the speaker Of the assembly.
-glaln papers in the state are de-
claring that the "Mantel of Hawley
will fall on the shoulders of Judge
Cheney Yes, No, What?
1Csrl here as human rattleboX, or
something Of that sort, ratified out ol
town with a commission from Prog
ressiye West to collect money. Now
Now Progressive West is rafting
around trying to collect from the
human rattlebox.
4 train wreck On the Tonopah rail
ruad Monday killed one man
and destroyed two engines and some
cars.
The L. NJ Sullivan Trust Co., #
Cioldield, has applied for a receiver
for the Bullfrog Rush Mining Co.
This is the mine on which the Union
Securities Co, buncoed the country
ouf of thousands OF dollars
Mrs. NJ Elstner is seriously i'll and
fears are entertaire3 that she VIII
not recover.
The ingalls, land case has been sa'
for hearing before the land official;
January 14th The administration has
IprGmised an investigation Of lane
affairs in this state.
Mrs. Bob Raftice has opened he
store in the Aube building, on Kins
street with complete line Of station
Try and Christmas goods.
Tom Thomas is wanted by. his part
iner, Alexander Reed Thomas gru
+ s;aked Reed and Reed now ha
$50. 600 to divide Reed has a box a
he First National Bank in Salt LAX
iLlty.
= Some fine looking ore was struc
in the False Alarm mine, few mile
, from mere, yesterday.
There are more railroads bein
. built by newspapers in this stat
/, than ever before in the history {
). journalism in the state. The last on
: was constructed Monday by the Coll
r field papers-Western Pacific bougt
: Austin road and build south to Col,
7. field, to Los Angeles.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
GOOD WORK FOR CARSON

p G. Lewis. G. T. Conner and i.
Swentland. of this city. are in Gold-
field. Lewis & Co. seem to have
made a hit down there. Lewis took
Sweetland's advertising lantern down
there 10 show Goldfielders what Car
son CITY and Valley Park look ike
T,a Coldfeld Tribune gives Carson
CITY a whole column of boost as
residence city. This is the KIND o'
uorl that does some good. Dom
worry. Watch Us Graw.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12

Keep. your eyes on Jumbo. There
will he a boom there this spring.
The girls Sunbeam Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal church will nave
IN sale at the Methodist parsonage.
on Monday afternoon, Dec. I'th'
anrcns. handkerchiefs, sofa pillows
and fancy work also Christmas post
cards. folders and tags lot your
Christmas packages. Prices reaon-
- div
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
THREW $500 IN 4 SACK
UNDER BAR FOR SAFETY ]
The Churchill Standard describes
the worries of man who was COM
PEELED to guard $4,000 in gold over
night until it could he placed in the
bank in which the county deposits
its tax money

Several years ago, when Churchill
county was not as booming as it is
today, though none the less prosper
Gus. the county treasurer arrived IL
Wadsworth, then the forwarding
point for Churchill, with a bag full Of
gold, tax money he was taking to the
bank in Reno.
The sack contained S6500 and
WadswCrth at that time was rather
wild and woody so the treasurer felt
BIT anxious about his gold He
adopted a plan old as the hills, feoi-
ing what is least concealed is best
hidden. Walking from the stage to
the biggest saloon in the town, ne
threw his canvas sack of gold,
around which he had placed bari y
and told the bar keeper he would
call for his junk in the morning.
Half a hundred men. gambling and
drinking. saw him throw the sack be-
hind the bar and some jolled him
about his gold specimens" He in
.ited the crown 10 drink and then
went to Bill Nicholls hotel for sun
Pc.
Returning to the saloon he pro
ceeded to get most sloricusly drunk,
and after he reached that beatiic
condition. he forgot all about his
gold. So did every other person that
saw him throw it behind the bar.
For three days did this guardian Of
the public funds enjoy himself. and
when he accidently locked himself n
his room at Nicholl's house, and BE-
came duly sober because he could not
get out to get any more whi5key, he
cleaned himself up. went down to the
saloon. reached under the bar and got
his sack. and boarded the first train
fer Reno.
The money was duly deposited. he
took his receipt. and went back II
Churchill in the odor of financial rec
tit,1de
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
FILMS FAIL TO ARRIVE

Owing to the fact that the new
films failed to arrive this morning
the . ark Theatre will not be opened
tonight They are expected TO IL
rive tomorrow. Due notice will be
given.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
HIGH GRADE FOR CARSON
ASSAYS "UNiQUE."

Good values shown in Valley Park.
Buy Valley Park lots now and pros
PEI:
Best opportunity on earth for home
seekers.
Lots selling fast, buy now and get
in on the ground floor, in resident
town, commercial center Liberal
terms offered. well equipped convey
ances always at hand 10 show parties
this splendid property.
For full particulars. etc, see G. I.
Conner and G. r. Bendinger. with
Lewis & Co.. offices over Nye aud
Ormsby County Bank. Carson. d41w
Miss Grace Davis, formerly of this
city but now of San Francisco is the
guest of Mrs. C. H. Belknap. Miss
Blanche Davis is expected some day
this week on her way home from
Denver and will visit Miss Ada Tor
reyson
The shah of Persia is about to lie
and the cormorantic governments Of
Europe already are beginning 10
quarrel over the partition of the
Persian nolitical and commercial car
cass.
Judge Ray, of RhyOlite has an
nounced in the public print his with
drawal from the fight for speaker If
the assembly. This clinches 1t FOR
Skaggs. of Elko.