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New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Oct l5-Very little decrease in activity os
market has been noted. and despite tho
heavy business which well above the prices
feared. may affect values here. but sellers yee
shown disposition TO mark their holdings
Interest still centres in territorial wool and Of ths
have ranged heavy The best inquiry IS
for high threeeiShth. half blood and fne. and these
grades bringing pisces from 25c 2Ii2c. One
hreeeghths Utah is reported There is consderabs
demand Ohio delaines and three-eighths blood
pulled Is and the supply OF Australians
Is leading quotations
follows: Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-XX SAP
SSc y. 326S3c. No washed S9d4fC. No washed. $50
unwashed. 27c; unue-chautable 2sE3Oc:
clothing 2SG299e blood clothing 27R2Scs half blood
combtng Sic threesighths blood cOmbng SSG33isc:
one-Quarter coInbiu. Sic; deaine 3SFs0c
Michigan. Wisconsin and York fecces-Fiue un--
washed 2i5c; delaine unvashed 2930c: half blood
unashed. S23Sc; threeeEhths blood unvashei 32TS2c;
quarter blood unwashed 2eGSoc Kentucky, Indiana
and MissouriThree-e blood. 32633c oueQuarte-
blood, 29939c Secured values. Texas-E1ne. twelve
months T2djc fine six to eight months. G5G6Sc:
fall JT35Sc. California-<Orthern. G71T6Sc: middle
county 6SeSc: southern G2G63c: free 57650c; fall
detective 4O445c Oregon-Easterr. No I staple, 100
re: Eastern No clothing GSe17Oc Eastern average.
G7GGSc valley No l. 60Ge2c Territory (scourei basiS-
Fine staple. 729T3c: Gne medium STAPLE TOdT2c; frs
elothiEs GlNOc fine medium clothing. e5G67c. hale
blood 6Gec threeeghths blood. 63Q6Sc: One-quarts-
blood SSd56c. Pulled-Extra. 6SdT2c; fine ~ osgsee;
A supers. 52G57e
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. October 10, iF'
COFFEF-After opening steady at unchanged li'' 20
10 an advance Of points the coffee market eaIed on
slightly under scattered realizing liquidation IN t'
absence Of support and the close was quiet mel dn
changed 10 points Sales reported or o-"'
bags opening advance was consdered t9I ar3uI "
the Furonean cables which reported q paTtldl '
cline Of pfC al while liaNre was net IN
changed Neither Brazilian markets reported any
change Brazilian market rate was As'
unchanged 15id Receipts at primary points wee
on sbot ,he recent the holidays. and 'aC
Pauo receipts reported for the day were only 4s"oo
bags two years ago So Tar ior Ihe
receipts the Brazilian ports have heeH i-o @
against 4 c0rresp ibilS lIie
in absolutely feature 10 the business
market far the transactions actiaIy
completed concerned. but il reported that
several large orders around the ring which could
Instance. broker IS said 10 nave
order sell 10000 bags December and buy rs nueh
September difference of 40 points Sucn an order as
this suggest early evening Of the outstanding
December which estimated about leou'J
remains before the December notice
day. during which there Will probably be more or
activity growing the situation. At the present
the chs trading arises from the operations OF the
larger merchants. hedging taking in their heGts
coffee sold the interior The market for spot
steady. with quotations the basis
Glzc I
The range OF prices for the local market
5 follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16

per basket SIgS1 10: RADIsHES nearby. per
bunchcs T5cdS1 RtICHAR nearby, loo punches.
81 5O1$2 STRING BEANS Vrgina. green. per basket 81
GS0c wax S5cQSl 90: do Baltimore. ETeen per bas
ket 4Oq50c; Long Island and Jersey per basket r
bag 25ltI5c SQUASH. marrow. per bol IS-' do white
7IcIS1 yellow CTookneCk. 15cGSi -; SPlNAtH
per bbl 500 75c: TOMATOES Jersey. per box 25fs75c
do per small basket SOd40c; TURNIPS Canada, ruta-
haga per bbl 81 25dS1 81: Jersey Long Island
rutabaEa Dbl 81 ISL -; do white 81 25S1 so; Wa
TFRCRESS. per 100 lunches T5cGs1 25 ..
Toledo. Oct 15.-C1osiug: WHEAT-Cash. 81 OOH, De-
cember 81 OTs4; May 81 l2i,; July, 81 O3'2. CORN
Cash sc December 6ic May "a i3c: July 64sc OATS
cash SIC: December. 55tec. May, 5Ic: July &C
CLOvERsEED-C $40 I5 October. $40 20; December
IL March. 3. RYE-No I. 92c No ., Ole; No ;
SIC TIMOTfIY-Primc 81 30. AISIKE,-Prtme. 50 T5;
December. 50 ~. OTI.-North Lima. 94c; South Lima
and Indiana,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
OHIO BANK FORCED TO SUSPEND.

~-fesoen' Ohio, Oct 15.-The Dresden National
1h closed It's doors to-day. The bank had been in
trouble for time because of the failure of the
Oseiy MN here. with branches at GAINESVILLE and
,s sfsourg' this county. The bank capital
- at 10000 and carried considerable deposits.
- - most OF these had been withdrawn. Some time
ze,.-D Ae Dank w'th its branches at Pittsburg and
Nie e. mortgaged its property for sl1s,opo, but
N.s - Ialied 10 stave OF the trouble.
ESQ onicers Of the bank are: President ]. C.
PIP. ps.al cashier e. s. Lttick: vice-president ]. s.
~ lyman; assistant cashiers L. Stump and
y %, i]tnck; directors, George B. King, Horatio
ina n :. Shore. T. p. Prior and John Rob-
49,, 49,. i'oert Lyon, bank examiner has been ap-
p0snssd temporary receiver.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16

at 81 10 Ohio do Ot n at S6 So 222 DO los n at So So
Sanders Uats yesterday; = Pennsy tvania hogs III
10 at 81 10; do. l5I - az = TO- 10 DO ia 10 az .
do. 10. s. 10: 152 n 81: IS 215
10 4 10. S6 10; do. 29S 10.
So do 40 10 IS 80; stag. $50 u. at 81 So; 60.
80 n. 81
Tobin 4 shannon yesterday: los hogs 1873
~ 81: roughs. 345 10. 81.
Mcpherson Co. Uate yesterdays Il state hogs. lag Ds
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
Trust Com panies.
Trust Com panies.
Last Week We Advertised:

advertisement has criticised
and should not be quoted
principal princ the
but the gooda
will the
possibility
make
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
NEW TERMS NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF

twenty 0 0 and still have large stock of goods dispose of
  is, it easier ledger with
 
  per 20
  al opportunity a six months in collect sl0O0
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
fE9G Nyost G,on7stoCk District

This mornings Reno journal mas
tho following concerning opefations
in the Jumbo district on the Selby
Con. property The district is located
but ii miles from this city IN a north
erly direction and great number CT
Carson City people are heavily inter
ested n properties there:
The Selby Mining Company IS pre-
pairing 10 install its new % horse
power electric hoist, for which It re-
Gently contracted for power with the
Truckee River General Electric Com
pany. whose power lines cross the
companys ground.
This company is very conservative
almost close corporation, and little
is known OF has been thus far said
about the extent or value Of the ma
terial which it is mining.
II is known, however, from reliable
| source, that the property is a very
rich one, and that some very la"ge
and valuable ledges have been o-,,n d
and considerable ore blocked or.
1t is so situated with respect to The
old Constock, and its lodges are ol
such a trend, that many eperts have
given it as their opinion that The
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17

CONTINENT
On Foot Without Funds
Rather Than Ask
For Charity

RENO, July 17.-Paralyzed III one
arm, an invalid. and pel.Nless, Miss
Winifred West, a Minnesota girl, ar
rived in this city yesterday on her
way to her far eastern home. She is
making the trip across the continent
in this manner rather than beg her
way. What little money she has is
made from needle work which she
manages to make with the use OF her
one good arm. She left San Fran
cisco week ago and will remain
here until she d sposes of what wares
she has made and VII then start out
again On her l0ng tramp.
She left the east in the spring or
reading Of the demand - working
girls and the big wages that their
labor was commanding. On her ar
rival there she was unable to cbta n
the desired employment and after
II Onths Of barely making living con
Cludei to return to her eastern home.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
RENO WANT 8
BIG MATCH
Between Winner Of Britt
and Nelson Mill and
Joe Cans

RENO, July 1.-THE sporting men
Of this city have raised 900 for q
purse to be offered to the winner OF
the Eritt-Nelson fight in San Fran
cisco on tie first OF this month II he
will meet Joe Cans here ON the first
TIE offer Will be telegraphed to
The offer will be telegraphed TO
Cans this evening and beyond any
doubt will be accepted as the coiored
champion Is desirous OF meeting the
winner Of the Frisco mill and unless
Tonopah or Goldfield puts up a big
ger purse the meet will probably be
pulled Off here on the date statea.
Cans has come across the continent
10 San Francisco to personally see
that the match is arranged, his only
reasirement being that his opponent
enter the ring at 1873 pounds in r!ns
costume.
Sporting men from both OF tht
southern camps are bidding for th'
mills II Cans succeeds in signing th'
match, but the sporting fraternity
Of this city are after it and will prob
ably land the package if they hay
to raise the purse they have alcead
offered.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
DEED OF A
BRAVE MAN
Throws his Body Under
Auto to Save Three
Lives

RENO. July l1--one Oh the ofa'es'
deeus ever enacted III thlS Sect'ol'
came to hsht yesterday
Charles Saunders d mining h"n
WHO IS making TINS Guy Mo Noe'"-
quarters Started lof oAhsnousc !"
an auto accompanied py young i'Iu'
from SPARKS, MISS lacy anu '"o ii''i0
children oy the name VI LIEU 1A'
thcy heared inc IUih on INC b ''"'
"aerc 'ohh humphrey Hie1 o0'|'A . >.
SlLO.t Iiilic $50 ny A'0" LIS 1'' "a
MS auto a-ld oe-h6 thrown o'e' 'i'1
.idoe' ING olUoon o1i H'' AZ
1dseo 10 "o'N. me oiaNe W. do e"''f>'
- aphileo Out II "l'o i''Ii'1 ~ i'Np -
and the auLo StfdIeo Oh us way o'" =
me NH.
hseahZ-ns IuaI ce4I'1'n ue@-1 a." '1'>'
ca the ocCup@AI0 VI INC N1'
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17

iodgs3 ara Identical with the older
discovered and worked ones, which
went SO much TO making tbs mining
history OF the state. The old Com
stock ledges were silver, while the
Selby workings are II gold ore, mainly
porphyritic quartz, which carries lit
tie more than trace OF the white
metal which made the state famous.
1t IS generally believed that the
SelDy mine IS located in the Jumbo
mining district, but this is no longer
the fact because recently the name
OF the district has been changed. and
is now known as the West Comstock
mining district.
This company recently leased a
small fraction to Goldtield company
which is busily engeged in develop
ment work, with, It is said, splendid
success, so far
Iii the same vicinity is the Com
stock Extension, and this. too, is be
ing actively worked, and 20O-foot
| tunnel which was run to the mair
/ ledge. reached the outside OF the foo
wal i couple of days since. but with
what result, later than that. is no
yet known.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17

GARFIELD
Was the Subject Of Last
Evenings Meeting
OF Citizens

A meeting Of the citizens OF Carson
and the members of the Sagebrush
Club was held IN til s city last even
ing in the rooms Of the club ami ~
a unanimous vote it was decided tt.
arrange reception and banquet in
honor Of the visit Of Secretary OF the
Interior Garfield and his party which
are billed TO arrive here on the 2Sth
instant.
a committee was appointed to SCI
into communication with the secretary
TO find out the plans OF the part,
when they VII visit this city and
the time OF their arrival and depart
ure. as soon as this matter is set
tied another meeting will be called
and the arrangements for the enter
talnment of the distinguished guests
VII be completed.
1t is understood that the party IS
due t. arrive here Sunday afternoon.
July 2Njh, and VII remain in this city
until the evening OF the following day
when they vii 90 TO Reno and ,rom
there to Fallcn to inspect the Cassoa-
Truchee iriBatio1 project, which Is
the main feature of their we4Jarn
trip.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
VALUABLE E-ERS Sc ON
COMBINATION END s

GOLDETELD. July 17.-The life OF
the lease On the Continuation FEac-
ton. which was worked by Lotus.
Davis and Sweeney, expired At
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and from
this tine forward the mine will be
worked by the company.
An effort was made to secure an
extension Of the lease. but it failed.
Good, legitimate mining was done by
the iessees.
1t IS understood that recently some
exceedingly rich ore has been opened
up on this block of ground, and prob
ably that accounts for the refusal to
give al extension on the lease. When
the lessees took charge there was
nothing In sight, and it was ueces
sary to sink shaft 500 feet before
al ore shoot was found.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
ASKS EMBEZZLER
TO PROTECT HER

KANO, July 1.-William l.. Merrill,
the young man charged with embez-
cling 500 from the firm of Pastria &
Scheapasse, in Milwaukee and olepoy
gan. Wisconsin will be taken from the
City Jai, by Augustus Schneck. Chief
of Police of Sheboyban, today.
Chief of Police Schneck stated yes
terday that the young man was man
ager OF the branch house OF Pastrin
& Scheapasse at Sheboygan and that
he embeZzled the monew on June 4th.
He s supposed to have left ShebOy-
gan on account of an affair with a
young woman of Milwaukee.
Since he has been confined in tie
City Jail Here he has :peeeived several
letters from the young woman. who
pitff6fls" tells shim Of s3,er plight and
asKS him tq.sshd her money that she
may cl6se e:aap.nef. disgrace
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
OF
DE EHASLEA
For Murder now in Pro-
grcSS in che Reno
Courts

RENO, July 1.-THE trial OF Dr.
.. Nj. De hasiea, charged with the
murder OF Mrs. Edna Huntington, oc-
cupied the attention of Judge Pixies
court yesterday, and at the morning g
session the following jurors were
sworn to try the case: J. e. Davis,
James d. Murphy, }. +. EGe, Nose
AchanbauIt, John Little, Richard Y.
-tahag, Andrew Peterson, Fred c.
Btartin, c. W. Conant, c. T.. GiradaliI.
Z. +. Questa and q. +. MITCHELL
DR. De Haslea is accused Of having
caused the dealh OF Mrs. Edna hunt
ington by performing erin nal oper
auCn upon her. his arrest followed
4 confession OF the dying woman 10
DR.. Morrison and an autopsy perform
ed on the remains of the woman by
Dr. Tyson.
woman lived before and after the op-
erat.on was performed, was the trst
witness On the stand yesterday after
non. She testified 10 what Mrs Hunt
ington had told her concerning the
operation and Ui going 10 Dr. DE
HasIea's Office with Mrs huntington
Following the introduction OF this
woman's testimony, Attorney Shut
ter Cottrell, representing the defend
ant asked that tho ra-a b.. .s-z7., ;.-~slS
The argument ot this motion took up
the remainder ot the aftornoon ses-
sim
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
BIG TUNNE. BEGUN

Beginning of work on the long-pro-
jected Cripple Greek drainage tunnel
was celebrated las r day by fesJiv
tiles participated i'll by the most
prominent mining and business mea
Of the leading cities and towns OF the
State. Excursion trains from all
parts OF Colorado poured hundreds OF
visitors into the camp. There is gen
eral rejoicing throughout the Cripple
Creek district. The tunnel will drain
and permit the opening up Of virgin
territory, containing, it is estimated
over $2O0,OOo,OOo worth of gold, and
will prolong the mining life Of Grip
pie Creek.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
Report Of Carnival Finances

a meeting of Carson
among other things
carnival in charge bills
stand ng but these will
the Executive Committee.
BY the following report be
this state and the justly
ecu We Committee who handling
ms committee, consisting &. Roberts, H..
Van Etten Secretary
ana td ReGan devoted the their for
month in attending to
u' management and
undertaking
Carson City, ev,
Carson aesie r. Q. e
Val beg leave following
huTsenents of the
inclusive:
RECEIPTS
Carson City
Concessions, games,
Opera House Armory Hall
Receipts from Dancing Platform 655 25
Sale OF Lumber used in Dancing platform, Tugo-war
platform Queens Throne ............... 212 50
Received
DiSBURSE EhENTS
Total disbursements issued st55f
.................... $t,217
claims
property @ IA ~ W Con,rttee.
Respectfully suhmtted,
<. c.
3. Secretary
G E. KITzMEyER.
A E.
Ed. REGAIN
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
MINING CASE is
SUBMITTED TO COURT

The case Of Harris against .he
Helena Gold Mining company vas
argued and submitted i'll the supreme
court yesterday Afternoon. The case
is from Esmeralda county ana IN
wolves extra-lateral rights to mining
properties in Goldfeld district.
. In the lower court decision "
returned in favor Of Harris, the plain
tiff, and the mining comrarr. now
appeals from that decision. The case
has attracted considerable affection
throughout the state owing to- thu
value of the property involved.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
ssiiE. RESULT OF
MAX VITA JAPAN

Hicn al the var talk thai is balnG
Lnd4l8ed "A uy the press OF this c0ln
try and Japan TIE naval authorities
IA Washington have practically fgur-
would be. From the report which
follows it looks as though the loss ot
human life would be about the only
loss to either side and the gains art
hardly worth reckoning On. What
could be gained by either OF the con
testing powers would be contested by
other foreign nations and in the end
nothing would remain but the records
Of the great loss of life and property
and war debt that would take years
and years 10 efface from the books.
Following is the statement made oy
the government officials: -.
According to statements made al
the War aud Navy departments. the
consequences OF war between the
United States and Japan would in
clude:
/ Destruction OF fleet OF one or othel
/ OF the combatants.
Loss OF Territory by vanquished
| Blockade OF ports.
/ Vast injury to commerce Of both
! but especially OF loser.
! Tremendous loss OF life.
Heavy additions TO naval debts ant
consequent increase in taxation.
Loss of prestige by Nation SUM
for peace.
The conqueror would enjoy thes
fruits OF victory.
Additional territory, in case til
United States triumphed, Island c
Formosa.
Europe, especially Russia, would o.
pose American succession OF Japan q
, protector to Korea and occupatio
r of Japanese islands would be impo
sible
In casS Japan were victorious, Phi
9 ippine island possessions, Tutuila, II
o waii, and PERHAPS Alaska and Panau
canal zone, though these last name
are doubtful
Larger claims to control Pacif
q ocean. which claim would be contes
;, ed by the governments of other ma
e time nat!ons.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
ANOTHER MAYOR
ELECTED IN FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, July 11.-Dr.
Edward r. Taylor, physician aud law
yer, dean Of the Hastings Law Col
lege Of the University Of California
has been elected to the Office of rnavor
OF San Francisco.
His election came as a sudden sur
prise to everyone as his name has
never been mentioned among the
numerous other aspirants 10 that of,
fee.
Frisco now has two mayors as
Sch1nitZ refuses to give up the Office
until the highest court in the stat,
confirms the conviction. Chief OF
Police Dinan stated last night that he
would recognize no mayor but
SchmltZ. Many other complication
have already arisen and the seat O
mayor is not one to banker after.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
BUCKSKIN TO BE
GREAT COPPER CAMP

Joe koenig is in the city today
from Buckskin, where he IS interested
in severa. promising propositions.
He says all OF the claims being work
ed in that district are showing up
fiue and that Buckskin will soon be
numbered amongst Nevada's already
famous producers. On account OF it
being a copper camp and although
very rich, it takes a longer time to
ge: results than from gold-producing
properties, but the camp is ON the
map to stay and will soon be hum
me-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
WILL TRAIN HER
VOICE IN THE EAST

Mrs. Albert Jackson and daughter
Miss Georgia Logan departed for
Goldfleld On Tuesday morning on a
visit to MI Jackson who Is now lOcat-
ed there
Miss Logan will sing at the Monte
zuman and a social affair next week
and in few weeks will leave for
Boston where she will enter the Con
servatory Of music and her voice will
be trained by the best teachers in the
country. The young lady possesses
a remarkable voice and will undOubt
edly make her mark when her voice
receives the proper training.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
NOTED HiGHWAYMAN DEAD

LAS VEGAS, July 17.-H. o. HDr-
wayman, who was convicted in 1899,
and afterwards fell heir to $50 900.
died here of alcoholism. For the
last three months. commencing \at
Goldfield. he has been trying to drink
all the whiskey on the desert. The
remains ARE held in the local morpue
awaiting. orders from relatives in
Missouri.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
ICE IN FlRE DID MOI NET

LAS VEGAS, Jaly l7.-Nothwith-
standing the fact that the Armour
ice plant. Il 100000 structure. was
enlirely destroyed by fire here Friday,
over 100 tons Of ice have been remov-
ed from the ruins and used to supply
refrigerator express cars. That the
ice did not melt in the intense heat is
considered remarkable
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
DANCE AT COOKS.

Dixon Bros. Of Empire will give 4
big dance at Cocks Grove on mex.
Thursday evening, July 18th. Sup
per and all kinds OF liquid ret3es2'
ments will be served during the even
ing A good time is guaranteed al
who attend Tickets will be 81 a
couple I'd.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
RETURNED TO cCLDFlE4D

The only lady deputy United states
mineral surveyor n the world, Hiss
May Bradford. was u the CITY yes
terday from Tonopan looking after
business affairs. She returned last
evening to her southern home While
here she was the guest Of Miss Fe'ice
COhn
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
VISITING IN THIS CITY

Mrs. W. ID. McCluen, OF Hobart
Mills, but for many years a resident
Of this city Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Woods.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
NEuApA,S REPRESENTATIVE

A. L. st. Claire, of Deeth, Nevada,
will represent this state at Oxford
University, he having passed the re-
uuired examination to entitle him to
"a Cecil Rhodes. scholarship at the
famous university. :.- :
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
VISITING HERE

w. l.. Wooley. for many years
foreman of the v. &, T. machiue shops
In this city, was an arrival from
Nina last evening. Mr.. Woo'ey will
remain in this. .-cltt for several rays
Visiting friends. -,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
ON VACATION

>-' .." ON VACATION
= Judge and Mrs. ,E... s. .Farr.ngtoi.
left yesterday morning for Etku
where they will visit: friends for say-
Is
eral weeks,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
TO STUDY IN CALIFORNIA

Charlie Tranter viii soon depart
Tor Rerekly. Cal, where he will take
up the study Of medicine.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-07-17
S.. S, I ATSyS OF
TIE MARKET
Bid and Asked Prices
On the San Francisco
Exchange

| As reported by the Staate Bank AMI