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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
OIL FOUND NEAR BEATTY

John w. Frank, we'll known auth
ority on oil has just completed an eX-
tensive trip through Nevada and
found abundant oil indications at only
one place in the State-6 miles south
of Beatty on the 7. & 7. railroad.
$50 conclusive are the proofs OF the
existence OF oil in a channel from 400
10 coo feet wide that Mr.. Frank and
his associates. N,m. II. Schnitzer have
decided to put up a drilling outfit i'm
mediately and the latter gentleman
stated to a Miner reporter Monday
that he intends leaving for Los Angeles
I in q few days for the purpose OF order
ing one He also stated that he had
f0unG asphaltum and natural gas or
the ground located by himself and Mr.
Frank-BullfrOg Miner.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
RAILROAD into ANTELOPE
Southern Pacific Surveys From Wa
busfia to Topaz

Engineer Grany and his corps re-
turned from the Antelope Valley
country last week, after running a
survey from Wabuska 10 Topaz. The
line OF the proposed road leaves the
main line at Wabuska, runs through
the center Of the valley to McLeod's
Hill, then skirts the western edge OF
the valley to the canyon through
which the west Walker river flows,
which it follows up to the Smith val
ley, ana from there on to Antelope
valley. At a point below Mcleod hill
a spur will be run off to the west and
climb thc hill to the site of the Blue
stone cOmpany'S proposed concentrate
ing and reduction plant. NJ. J. Heller
OF the BluestOne is here at present
and is making arrangements to erect
as a road is in, which will probably be
not later than next July. The grade
up to the BluestOne, will come close
to per cent one, but the road will
only be used Tor company tf3liC.
After getting into Smith valley a
branch will be built to the Nevada
Douglas. Ludwig and to come to
BucksAin. Surveys have been made
for all these lines, and AIr. Gray is
now making a location survey, and
grading will begin some time next
= month.
The S. p. company has come to the
= conclusion that it cannot handle tht
:. freight into and out OF this distric
in any other way than building thes
- branches, and is going to hurry tn
. work along now as rapidly as possible
This district has needed road fO
the past year very badly, and when
4 is completed it ought to facilitate tran
. portation business greatly. There
-. no doubt that it will be one of tn
-, best paying little pieces Of road O
=. the whole Southern Pacific system.
! 1t is believed that the road frol
- Carson running up the Carson Nalle
49, will connect with this line.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15

A number of ElkOites returned last
night from the gold strike north of
Carlin. AS far as we have been able
to learn, they are divided in thier
opinion as to the merits of the strike.
Goldfield millionaire, has taken a
bond of $4,000 on forty of the claims.
It is reported that Ole Elliott, the
That there is something in the report
ed find is evidenced by the fact that
prospectors left town this morning for
the new camp. The strike is said to
be placer proposition.-Indepe
Luther Burbank sold five leaves OF
spineless cactus for enough to build
him a new home. The cactus with
the thorns eliminated by intelligent
cultivation has great possibilities as 6
forage crop in arid districts, and the
five leaves sold by the great scientis
of the plant world went to a foreign
government for propagation purposes
Mrs. c. A. Wetheril left on tn
evening train for anextended visit II
the eastern states.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
4 PIN-HEADEO Newspaper
1t cannot See Beyond its own Narrow


1t Cannot See Beyond its own Narrow
Horizon
I-na.,. tho bfs head limos ..T-nfor.
t-ra.,.s who a,.. forced n % to Car
.o,, ,, ,,... l2a,,o ,.,-,.-.,, ,,,i,,+s +to fol
1,,.,i,,a.
Tho announcement IN tho Caze++a a
few, niabts AGO IN tho arfaor that q
number Of ueonle who vould like TO
make +heir boma in Reno have been
comnaIIad to move ~ Carson shows
how anibarra ssing is our sudden nros.
neritv Here we are inviring more
nno,,Io rn cop,o h,ra ord 1.-Two With nc
and wa ara NOT ah1a 70 ,ro,-ida for
those already bara
1rcida,+o71,. MA o,.+a,,5 +7,l MANN,
hand of s,.,,,ra+r,. o.. :. ,,o,.u,. ,,,,,.,,
naqedy comes 70 tho nnfortunatos
,,,ha ha,., ho.,, e,,.oo,, -. ,,,o1-, .,,a:-
homo in Carson ,,.ha7, t,a,. dosirod a.
live in Reno
The Reno Gazette bn1,Yoe to that
GLASS Of nowsnara,s who oo,, no,-or COO
o,,.tl,i,,o !, a.. ..,,, I,.,,.,', 49, +-,,.,..
thar rya in
/ Roth tho cazo++o md 1o,,rna, bo-o
navo, caasad 70 ,,,d.,.r,,o and ,,o1;t+,o
o,,o,.,, +ou., :, N-a,ado o,+.il,o 90 Dana
= is ,,it,- tta+ +,-,., :, .t ,s..,1
hroad ,,,indod oonor aa,ao a.o
v.haro i, tho ad:to,;aI 1900 - 4,.
pano ,,o,,ena,,on-
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r,.o :, =
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H..
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
NEW LAWS AND PUBLICITY

The Nevada Legislature during the
recent session changed or repealed
majority of the laws on the statute
books, and enacted a lot Of new ones.
They are now in force, and it is safe
to say not one person in 1909 has any
idea of these laws nOw-nOt even the
lawyers.
Most states put new laws into effect
50 days after passage, allowing the
public an opportunity to see them be
fore enactment.
We have reason TO believe the new
laws will not be printed and get into
the hands OF the people before July l.
With bad mail facilities it may be
even later, Half the people will have
been viOlaters of the law before they
can buy a copy OF the session laws
enacted.
Perhaps the Solons may have
amended the law relating to transfer
of real estate, divorce or marriage
Who can say? What a lot OF lega
tangles my arise from the folly of ou
law makers. Hereafter they shoul,
provide for publishing the laws befor
they endeayor to enforce them.-E.a
Vegas Age.
What is really needed here is
State Printing Office Of larger cap;
city to meet the growing needs of tn
state.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
a TRIBUTE TO NEVADA

A. c. 1utiner, U. S. Senate: from
Snut7 CsrCl:na, who is visiting GCll
fiAiI TAI The f1lCWing to say 10 4
rritnI::e re..T:er:
This trip to your country has i'm
pressed ME Wonderfully. l an con
virced that your population can not
sufficiently develop the state. You
need more people. You need people
to develop the agricultural resources
of Nevada, besides the mining. Le
the two go hand in hand and you will
aStOnish the world
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
SENSATIONAL EVIDENCE

The Goldfield Tribune is responsible
for the following:
District Attorney Swallow, who re-
turned home yesterday, found among
his accumulated mail evidence in the
Hines case, which is expected to be q
great surprise to the defense. The
evidence was entirely unsolicited and
unexpected, and will create a sensa.
tion when it is sprung in the trial OF
the case. The information is from
a correspondent in Seattle, Wash.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
NARROW ESCAPE

Last Friday Mrs. Clayton Belknap,
OF Virginia City, went on the side of
Mt. Davidson to gather snow for freez-
ing Ice cream. She slipped and fell
INTO shaft about three hundred feet
deep. Fortunately she struck a plat
form about thirty feet from the mouth
OF theshaft. This saved her life. The
planks were rotten, but they held hel
weight until she was rescued
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
GOOD FOR THE COUNTRY

The fine rain of yesterday was just
what the country needed at this time
The hot, bright days of the past two
weeks having dried the soil so quick
ly that grain planted would not germ
mae quickly. The growth of grain
and plant life in the last 4S hours is
something marvellous.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

The second meeting Of the Carson
City Board of Trade set for this even
ing at the county court house has been
postponed until next Monday evening,
April %, 1907. All persons interested
are urged to be present at that time.
S. p. DAVIS, Chairman.
A. c. PRATT, Secretary.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

The second meeting OF the Carson
CITY Board of Trade set for this even
City Boar! of Trade set for this even
ing at the county court house has been
postponed until next Monday evenino.
April p, 1907. All persons interested
are urged to be present at that time,
S. P. DAVIS, Chairman.
A. c. PRATT, Secretary.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
SALE OF ROAD

The sale of the San Diego and Guy
amo Railroad to the Hartman inter.
ests has been confirmed ny the Water
man estate, the largest owner of the
road.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
PRESS ASSOCIATION

The Nevada Press Association
meets at Reno today. Editors from
all parts of the state will be present
and the Reno editors and citizens will
give the members of the association
a banquet at the close of its labors.
The Appeal editor Ii out early this
morning.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
WANTS TO INCORPORATE

The town of Ely is growing in great
strides and now desires to incorporate
which now can be easily accomplished
under the new law. 1t is a good idea
and ought to be done.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
MORE RAIN

Another heavy fall of rain visited
Carson yesterday.
Late Saturday afternoon the dams
west of town gave way and flooded
the streets and now another down fall
is giving Carson more than her share
of moisture this spring.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
BROWN PLEADS GUILTY
And vii! be Sentenced this Morning
at $50

The grand jury was il session for
short time this morning and returned
an Indictment against Harry Brown
for embezzlement.
He was taken before Judge Langan
in the district court, plead guilty to
the charge, waived council and time
and will be sentenced tomorrow morn
ing at $50.
In the divorce case Of George
Brown VS.. Cora Brown, the divorce
was granted.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
BLAMES MERCHANT

In an address to the students of the
University Of California Francis j.
Heney put the blame for the muni-
cipal rottenness on the merchant class
and corporations. He said the labor
element could not be held responsible
for the results of the election OF
Schmitz.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
K|TzNEyER-- CAMERON
Wedding of a Well Known Carson
Couple in Reno

On Saturday evening Miss Alice
Cameron, late Of Seattle, and Charles
Kitzmeyer OF this city We're married
in Reno, Rev. UnswOrth officiating.
Both parties are we'll known and very
popular in Carson.
The bride has long been recognized
as one Of the bellies OF the capital
and Charles Kitzmeyer has lived here
all his life
the city2S 80 o .O4 90 .40,5'5''
The Appeal joins with everyone else
in the city extending its congrautla-
tions to the happy pair.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
FAIRBANKS WILL TALK

Vice President Fairbanks will ad-
dress the international convention of
the Christian Endeavor Society at
Seattle next July. His subject will be
Our Country, Its Problems and Pos
sibilities. There will also be speak
ers from remote countries, Europe
and the Orient.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
GOING VISITING

Judge and Mrs. Harrington iavc for
Glko tonight. The Judge will return
in a yew DAYS Mrs. Harrington will
make al more exten led visit.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15

The grading and road repairing on
the Warm Springs roa dhas been com.
|pleted. II the last rain don't spoil It
again it will be all right.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15

Mr.. Joseph Platt Is confined to his
home by illness.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15
The STOCK AjN:T

AS reported by the State Bank &
Trust Company.
COMSTOCk
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-15

Hon. 7. B. Hickey ". a passenger
for San Francisco tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

D. has been stated AT various times
Chat insanity is increasing i'm this age
of strcuuosit, and nervous tension. la
IT,
In one part of our country au oy-
pert pleads for thief-a "depto-
maniac that she ought To- BE- declared
not guilty because she Is possessed by
.hc spirit Of dead negro who is re-.
sponsihle for her mania for other oeo-
Piles property. Iu another part a wife
murderer gives himself up and hopes
70 get Off under the plea Of momentsry
insanity
Then there is Thaw hoping to escape
the consequences OF his bloody decd.
under the plea Of insanity. And those
are others
10 almost appears as IL insanity were
spreading 10 such am alarming extent
that It becomes more and more difficult
90 bring those guilty OF gross crimes
ll justice Between 'brainstorms. -" "de-
meutla Americana" and an the other
recent alleged forms Of mental Dc
Judgements. the law IS a dead letter.
"Kleptomania,' no doubt Is a bad
disease. but IN some notable cases 70
seems TO have yielded TO the remedy
the laN prescrlbes A bad temper and
an unquenchable thirst FOR revenge are
also bad ailments. especially when un-
der their influence the patients 60
about with loaded pistols looking for
au opportunity OF dlscLsrgiug them.
Bot they win spread and become e9i-
Grmic. unless they are treated IN
safe and sane manner. As the Los An
.clcs Times remarks: Uncontrolled
temper re- not Insanity, unless We have
erred BOZ defining the word 20 this mo-
mout UurosJraiued anger, by our code
ar legal ethics has been construed
heretofore as motive not as Jusuu-
cation flr homicide. Do has been t.,
aag OF che prosecuting attorney Goo
.a1s, motive. ana hot resentment has
says been accepted as due reason
..t llo homicide should be punished
-u. I. la claimed os o privilege of thc
....t to set up tlis as plea tr
rl declared mot glihy'"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
AN APPALLING RECORD.


The announcement Of the census bu-
rcau that there have been an average
Of 10000 divorces year In this cour-
try for the past ten years is appal-
Ing II is as though TO say that all
the married couples IN a city larger
than Los Angeles obtained legal sepa~
rations from the bonds OF wedlock and
ceased to live together as husbands
and wlfes. To assert that this Is
record OF sorrow Is 20 no more
than state the truth, although
il Is granted that in many
cases the divorces were releases
com sorrows and from lies that ceassd
10 mean happiness. In the aggregate
these 1870. 900 divorces constitute n
siCkening story OF broken VOWS -
suffering hearts The figures
cannot be contemplated without sad
ness. Laying aside the fact that the
law believes that married people who
cannot live compaubly together should
be granted separations. II Is still do
piorable that there are so many In
stances Of unhappy married lives IN q
country so blessed with enlightenment.
culture and Christianity. Still more de-
plorable Is the fact that the evil is
growing astonishingly The statisticlans
can easily calculate from the figures at
hand that the time r. not far distant
when undivorced men and women viii
boz the exceptions and not the rule uu-
lo4S the people experience charge Of
heart.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
EXPENSIVE DIscoUKrEy7

Hy a. decision by the Illinois supreme
court lady hls been awarded damages
,or having been subjected 90 discourte-
oa treatment by street car couduc-
tar TUo aay got SI,25o from the COM
paH.
According to the reports She had paid
n.r fare ON another car and held %
transfer Tho car she boarded was
crowded and the transfer was knocked
from her hand ana blew IN the plat
form. Consequently she had mo- docu-
moutary evidence to prove that she had
paid her nickel aud. although several
witnesses told the conductor that she
had head a transfer. che was forced
.rom tho car. and tho conductor called
her bad names.
The company did not dispute me fact
.nat fare had been paid. but gontendeI
that the measure Of damages was 8
cents Tho jury rendered a. stIn vor.
dict iu damages This judgment 10 sus-
tanned by thr supreme court which
says, Passengers OF a public carrier
are entitled to courteous treatment ana
% Bel u.r duty M mo company 10 SEQ
ha' lta employees give this sort of treat
mont t0 pHsaongora."
We believe The hoyH" o. "a rule arc
courteous and congouiaL and exercise
"a great deal u patience under trying
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
WHEN Is A BANK 1NsoLvENT.



Uaring the recent furry many people
ssod whether banks refusal 90 pay
.ouoy To depOsitors ON demand was
1ot AN acc OF Insolvency OF course, no
lcr9sltor would be likely 90 push hts
lluk 10 The wall But suppose one did
insist upon receiving money. and was
refused could ne not have the bank
20 ouco shut up and q receiver APP
Io.rtedt The answer % this question
s l1 be- found ga Examining the reln-
tiou between BANKS aud their deposit
,1rs. which De- that OF debtor and credit
tCr. m "a deposltor is refused hts money
Ia can 20 into court and sue the bank.
but The FEDERAL Law forhids tho issuance
~ any attachment. execution or iu-
junction iu the case OF national banks
until 80 days after the entry OF n nnal
decree. As t matter 1f fact. such bank
Ike any other debtor. may he solvent
while refusing no. satisfy particular
claim of creditor. That money ls
actually owing can only be duly estnb-
llthcd in "a court Of law, and then after
the final decree the bank has 30 DAYS
in which 90 satisfy the judgment Iu
the present emergency, with currency
scarce. o. has been demonstrated thlt
the properly ind0rsed check is as good
ls "a circulating medium as legal ten-
ders The depositor who r. not satisfied
with that and Insists upon money D.
not merely not hcnenting himself but
doing AN Injury Co the whole financial
system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
STORY or TIN Morro.


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" sue. ,''''S up'" .he origin of
''o we trust. MI
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'"''''' HU'''S d" account OF 't round in
''p''' ~ '''' director OF me United
states mint According lo this report,
'Ae laea was n's' suggested in letter
lo secretary salmon p. Chase. from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
RUNS oN TIM BANKS.


Tho recent dH10r.'. ..''
Of banking INSTITUTION.
or The country ha. .A.'
etodnd|'-- N.'.
money
mo. .N'n "'''. '.' go.
The n'as. "t '0.''' ' ''.
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n'IN'I o'f''- '' WONDER "h'''-' NJ
moi lo iehl money lit''N ON 'he us'"'
security 'h" 'N' o'aI-' D" 7l"N9 '
como uneasy W su'h '""'lt''"' per
'lsi ana become intensified r'i'oi
may easily Fet afeot chat there IS dan
ger oi lhls 't 'n'i bank - Incoming "''-
h7ftassea. a Tow dep07ltors NilhdiHW
iheir money ana teI Others that tH'Y
nave done so Nite crowd or depof-
'i'rs gathers about thot bank The
news spreads IKE "i'dhre' ana perhaps
ihr''-fourihs of the depositors rush q"
tho bank FOR hcir money So bank can
Of Gas own resources stand a sudden
run of this sort. f 81 Is long con-
tinued. since The hank cannot imme-
diatelv get its funds together or cole
lect its debts Unless other banks
come to its rescue. 90 must sooner or
later suspend paymcnt,
These runs on banking Institutions
that are perfectly solvent constitute
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

and No. and the silver dollar. half ana
Quarter. who're &c has since remained
But how ard why the act 81 1887 reie''
ring o. rottooa ON coins became W.
operative mr. vas ignored nc sto'y
docs NOT tell
ON the oid-world coins. the Almighty
g. generally recognized TO The log nu
chat tells the world that the respo'-
dive rulers occupy their thrones 'ny
,,s ersee or Ood." but such 'reeogni-
r,-. docs mot mako the rulers more
us, nor the citizens more loyal u
tbe Almighty &C. not recognized by Oboe
dieoce 90 Hs Jaws. chief OF which l'
Chat which commands us TO love our
roIovmeu. pi0us mottoce are without
value
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
RANKING ONES TINE.

We are hearing and reading much
nowadays about small altinrr b.Irr fb.
basis 90 great fortunes small .ings
carefully hushanded wisely Invented
lead 90 hig things Outlines Nov. what
is rut ~ pennies. dimes and dollars Is
true of minutes. hours and daya Time
carefully saved wisely Invested. lends
to tremendous results on oue's Ifs. Fif-
teen minutes every das. baufed ln me
Bank NJ Self-lmprorenent means the
accumulation M FUND az vital knowI-
'iEr t1At ls going Oh stand you in good
stead in tHc Y.Grs to come
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
One Mnltcr MIlh sense.

Man in restaurant happening ir
Just as a new shift OF walters CAME
on. And having eaten "a very mod
est luncheon this man laid down mod
est tip 10 be exact cents.
And did tho waiter shy on or sniu
az this nickel? he did neither but on
the contrary he seemed Co regard u o7
an auEury of good fortune that ni'
first customer should have given MN
something. and
Thank YOU" he said politely 60 the
customer. and as he turned away he
added TO himself: That's a starter. -
New York sun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

The Coduette. Really Mr.. Bagg, 1
vas 50 dreadfully bored that l simply
had to yawu: but. OF course, / MD my
mouth with my hand.
NJ paov MOI You don't mean 10
cav that such a dear. sweet, tiny little
hand could hide such a-er--such Il
prest-that Is. OF course-lVely
weather isn't lt?-London sketch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

Miss Theodore Shonts Is 90 wed a
French due. Il Is said that the due
iV the owner OF vast estate. but that
they are embarrassed. such facts are
usually known but rarely divulged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

In going OUT for an airing IN the Isle
Of Wight. the Kaiser usually runs his
at forty miles an hour, but
where the road is clear and there Is no
danger he sometimes goes like sixty.