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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

lust CraWling-the money sit
uatiOn resembles a creeping child
both will soon be in mischief
again-"running wild" Our gov
eminent is taking prompt action
for financial aid-l50 Millions is
issued on Panama Bonds and
Certificates.
0h-What a relief, but that's
not the only rellei-"0avlS' Mon
ey-baCk Shoes, made on our own
Natural lasts" relieve the feet.
Yes-everything is becoming
normal and II your feet are in that
condition, you will sleep better
think better and walk better
Think il over and you surely will
come in and be fitted with money!
back shoes-whether you need
shoes now or later
DAVIS SHOE co.
P. S.-Bank Scrip is as GOOD
as gold.
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DIR E G eowANs

Announces that he has opened an ONCE
at 205-10 Security and Trust Building,
and viii hereafter engage In the prac-
tice OF general medicine and obstetrics.
Hours Q e. O.
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EXPERT KODAK FINISHING

Harry Simpler. Commercial Photcs.
rspher. 10 Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

Place your order with us. we can
please YOU. The Flower shop. Cor. End
So and Main
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

The Flower Shop. under National
Bank OF Republic. Both phones
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NO ACTION TAKEN
IN A. 7. DAYS TRIAL
Board Of Pardons viii Not An
nounce Decision on Murderer's
Request for Two Weeks.
ONLY ONE PARDON EXTENDED.
Woman Serving Term for Grand lar.
ccny Receives Clcmcncy--lohanncs
kooyman is Parulcd.

40 action was taken Saturday By
the state board Of pardons in the case
OF Albert n. Day. under sentence OF
death for murder and in whose behalf
efforts are being made TO prevent him
from paying the penalty Of his crime ia
that manner. IL was fully expected
that the Day matter would be the priu-
cipal one TO receive the attention Of
the board, and counsel for the con-
demned man, with other persons who
have interested themselves iu the case.
were on hand 10 urge the members
OF the board 10 commute the sentence
10 life imprisonment As stated. how
ever. action was deferred until a date
not earlier than Nov. 30.
AT least dozen cases were consider
ed by the board Saturday of which
number only one pardon was extended.
The fortunate one was Rose Rollen,
sentenced In the Second district to
serve one year for grand larceny, and
who had been I'm prison since April 10
last
one parole was granted namely to
Johannes Kooymau. also sent up from
Weber county. Two years was hie
term, and he had served nearly seven
months
APPLICATIONS REFUSED.
Applications Tor parole or pardon
were refused the following. Joso Bes-
sion. under five years sentence for
assault with intent 10 commit murder.
James diversion, five years for grand
larceny IN Willard county. William X.
Swan. I'VE years for a felony commit
ted In Weber county. Nick Fruessins,
SIX months FOR obtaining money under
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

Docs the church lead the world to-
day? Docs IL shape and mold the ideals
and passions which determine mems
daily lives? on the contrary is there
any sort Of evil influence. any political
corruption, amy commercial selfshness.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
- FOOL PASTOR.

Mrs. Clarence Naclay donated
$4,000 o build q church in Long
Island ana the plans were furnished
by Stanford White who was killed by
Thaw. The pastor of the parish re
fused 10 allow the church to be built
from Whites plans on the grounds
Of his immortality. When informed
that the plans would have to go ne
resigned. \ man so narrow is not
fit to preach anyhow. Whites mode
of living is in no way lessened his
great value as an architect. He was
generally conceded to be the best
architect in New York. Most of the
great public buildings are his de-
sign.
No one taboos the works of Bryon
because he wrote Don Juan and acted
it or Shapespere because he was q
notorious drUnkard.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
STATE REVENUE COLLECTOR

The Carson correspondent Of the
Tonopan Sun states that the bill
creating a state license and bullion
tax collector was framed by the editor
Of the Appeal. The correspondent Is
misinformed on this point.
The writer, however, always endorS-
ed the measure as it put a great deal
of revenue into the state treasury
that otherwise would not have got
there. In seeking to abolish the Office
it is urged that the county assessors
should perform these duties.
This unquestionably true, but it is
also beyond dispute that the assessors
of some counties have been lament
ably lax in this respect.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
GOOD FOR GOLDF|ELO
GOOD FOR GOLDFlELD.
1t Ccmpeis G RascalIy Official to Re-
sign fer Passing Bad Checks.

When the GOldfield boosters were
here a man who was with them
named Frank Lothrope, a county COM
missioner, passed about 500 in worth
less checks off On the community.
1t was reported that several parties
passed such checks and the Goldfield-
ers began Investigating as they could
not allow such a reflection on the
honor Of the town.
An investigation showed that coun Y
commissioner Lothrope was the only
offender and they made a special ex-
ample Of his case.
A committee Of citizens waited on
him and notified him that he must re-
sign at once from his office and make
good every dollar of the money. He
resigned and his successor will be aD-
pointed by the governor.
Il he does not make good the money
lie will be indicted by the grand jury.
The Goldfeld boosters are to be
congratulated on their summery
methods Of disposing Of such cases.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
A S.. .OOoCO0 COMPANY
WILL OPERATE IN NEVADA

A company composed of some Of the
most prominent capitalists ii New
York, Philadelphia, and other eastern
cities, which has back of it $1,000 900
has been organized to OperGtc mines
and smelters in Nevada.
While not great deal Il been
said about the plans of this NAM
moth organization it is understood
that it will enter Nevada and operate
on very large scale. 1t owns prop
erty in the Ely district, Tonopah,
Goldfeld, Ida, Cuprite, Bullfrog and
Greenwater and a corps Of engineers
are going over the country looking 8
for new properties, which, if salts
factory, will be added to their large
possessions.
Forest J. Swears, the well-known
local mining man, has been appoint
ed consulting engineer for the com
pay. Mr.. Swears states that several
Of the Representatives will be here
about the 1st, of March, when more
definite plans will be announced
Goldfeld Review.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
THE PROPER DOPE
Ollie Elliott Tells How They Boost in
GoldfieId.

Ollie Elliott of Goldfeld, the famous
boster left Carson with his wife for
Reno On this mornings train. The
way we build up Goldfield he said
is for every man to boost his neigh
bors schemes first and his own next.
II a man is selling his own claim 1t
looks like self interest and the buyer
pauses. Now if a man comes in and
is looking for a snap each fellow he
meets says. Now | have nothing /
could recommend exactly just now,
but l know Of a dandy snap that I can
put you next to. l wish | had some
thing half as good. Well I recon-
mend the other fellows snap and he
sells it and at the same time some
good talker is out boosting mine and
so We go. Everybody boosting for
everybody else. Well things get
boosted all right that way. That
scheme has made Goldfeld hum
ming town and every inevest0r who
was rOped in that way is making
money like smoke. We carry it in to
everything. If a man sees lady
going down the street he will tell
some man thai he is showing round
the town there goes one Of the finest
ladies in Goldfeld." You may be sure
is some one eIses wife and you can
also be dead certain that his wife IS
getting the same kind Of a send off
by some other fellow.
You ought to hear how young f9l-
lows praise the other fellows best girl
Nothing too good to say about her.
Gossip about people, not on your life.
A man VIII gOssips out there gets the
cold shoulder from everybody. The
man who knocks finds he has no com
panions. People avoid such a cuss
Women who gossip don't get invited
anywhere But these case are few
and far between. Everybody out there
has a cheerful word. No man is en-
viOus of another fellows success
That's the way we have got people y
there and built up the town to beat
the band. OF course you must under
stand that we have to have a founda
ton for success and that is in the bis
mineral values lying right under the
town. The deeper we go the more
we get and we shall keep going. It;
tho nr0Dpr done -
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
SHE GOT HUGGED ANYWAY.

The women of England are vocifer-
ating for the ballot. They hold pub
lie meetings and when told by the
police to move on refuse and are ar
rested and taken into court.
On one of these occasnions a
woman refused to pay her fine of
twenty shillings for blocking the
sidewalk and announced that she
would go to Jail first. The court
ordered her to be removed by pc
liceman and she refused to bulge
whereupon the hurley officer took her
in his arms and carried her bodily
from the court room. AS the two
disappeared through the door she
was heard to murmer How lovely"
The other women then refused to
settle and were treated in the same
manner. The demand for the ballot
is growing in England.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
ANTI-PASS RESOLUTION
1t is Vetoed by the Governor
Today.
Carson Feb. 18th, 1907.

Carson Feb. 18th, 1907.
To the Honorable, the Assembly:
Gentlemen:-I have the honor 20 re-
turn to your honorable body without
my approval Assembly Joint and Con-
current Resolution No. l., relative to
railroad passes etc.
My objection 10 this resolution can
be briefly stated 1t is too far reach
ing in its application and will inter-
fere with private business.
If its provisions were confined
strictly to official matters it would not
be objectionable. Members of he
legislature and many of the state
officers are men of business entirely
disconnected with official duties.
resolution carries with it an implied
insult to the integrity and character
of men in whom the people of this
state have had sufficient confidence
to elect to high and responsible posi-
tions, and it does not seem to be re-
asonable and just that they should be
placed in the light of suspicion con-
cerning their official acts.
In busiess, it frequently happens
,ha, the shipper desires to accompany
his freigho to market, and especially
is this the case in the shipments If
the owner and attendants free pas
sage in going and returning and should
it be possible to enforce this resolu-
ton it would work an injury to class
Of citizens engaged in private business
and amount to nothing more than an
incumberance of the record.
JOHN SPARKS.
GOverOr Of Nevada.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
SHALL We HAVE MRS. FISK?

Manager Meder is trying to arrange
to have Minnie Madden Fisk here in
June. She is unquestionably the
leading actress of America today and
pass the critical inspection of two
continents.
She is woman of rare talent and
beauty and now in her prime.
There is another thing about her
that should endear her to every true
Neyadan. She has waged unceasing
warfare upon the theatrical trust.
They notified her that she must
knuckle to certain castiron require
ments of the trust and she refused
to be bled Of nearly all the earnings
she was able TO command and they de-
cided to put her off the legitimate
stage. They had crushed many other
professionals before her, but she was
not the easy game they thought and
she defed them.
The American public recognizing
her ability and spirit rallied to her
support and she continues to pack
houses not controlled by the trust
It viii take special subscription
10 bring her superb company here, but
it is worth the price and we hope
Carson will be able 70 witness her
grand performance.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
JOINT INSTALLATION.

The Knights of Pythias of Carson
Lodge No. 4, and the members Of
Carson Temple No. s, Pythian Sisters,
will jointly install their newly elected
officers on Wednesday evening Febru-
airy goth. This is the first joint in
stallation of these two orders ever
held in this city. Visiting Knights
invited to be present with their
wives, and visiting Sisters with their
husbands or sweethearts. A banquet
will be served and the fraternal ,c.
casion duly celebrated.
Installation at o'clock
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
JEALOUS OF CELMAS.

Dolphin Michael Delmas, OF San
Francisco, who is conducting the de-
.anse in the Thaw case, is what New
York calls a country lawyer" This
means merely that Delmas' Offices are
at considerable distance from Broad
and Wall sts
Delmas' work in the Thaw trial
is regarded as SO remarkable that
columns Of newspaper space have
been devoted to describing and dis
cussing it. New Yorh is always as
tOnished to discover that it is pos
sible to practice in the provinces and
yet know something about law, but
the miracle of Delmas seems to be
that while he is not essentially a
criminal lawyer he should know how
to conduct a great criminal case in
a New York court.
Rarely can the defendant even in
a very sensational murder trial, com
mand the services of a lawyer like
Delmas to pit against brilliant pros
scutor ike Jerome. But when this
happens the struggle presents all the
elements of the tremendous drama
of life and death which commands the
attention of everybody.
The latest report from the case 1;
| that Delmas has 20 overshaded the
other lawyers that they want him ou
and this disagreement may result IL
! his severing his connection with thu
case.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
A FEW NOTCHES HIGHER.

A Chicago dispatch says that the
railroads of the entire country are pre-
pairing to make a general increase in
freight rates, which will bring them
revenue annually. Conferences are be-
ing held in Chicago between the high
est traffic mens of both eastern and
western roads with view to elimin-
ating the hundreds of rates which are
known as Commodity rates." and to
compel shippers to submit to the class
ification rates, which are substantially
higher.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
PHONE MAN LICKED.
Editor Rranson Bangs Superintendent
Adams IN the Nose.

Yesterday afternoon Editor Bran
son OF the Tonopah Sun got into IN
alteration with superintendent
Adams OF the Tonopah Telephone
company, They had a heated debate
over the rates existing III Tonopah
and finally Adams called the editor
a liar.
Now man can call another a liar
over a long distance telephone all
right. Had Adams been in Tonop2h
and the editor in Carson nothing
would have happened, but as it was
Branson shot out his right and caught
his man on the nose. The Phone
man did not get back and the men
were separated. Adams then left the
place remarlling that he wanted no
more trouble.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
"THANk YOU GENTLEMEN"

At regular meeting of the Nevada
Editorial Association, held in this city
February Is, the Association intSruc-
ed the secretary to transcr1be the
following resolution;
RESOLVED: That the thanks of
this Association be given to the Peo-
pie of Carson City, the members IF
the Press of Carson City and to the
Provisional committee for the court
Association while in Carson City Feb
ruary 17-18."
|. G. LEWIS,
Secretary.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
HENEY COMING.

The Reno Gazette is authority for
the statement that Francis Heney, the
man who is prosecuting Ruef, is com.
ing up here with detectives to see
that the lobbyists cannot do business.
1t is claimed that private citizens are
behind Heney. I does not look as if
Heney could afford to leave his busi-
ness in San Francisco and take a
hand in the game here.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
X. Of P.

All members of Carson Lodge No.
4, K. of P. are requested to be at the
lodge room at 7oclock sharp, We'd
nesday evening. AS business of i'm
portance will be transacted, before
installation which will be at o'clock
sharp.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
PROCEEDINGS Of TIE
STATE LEGISLATURE
23RD SESSION 10th, DAY

DlSLTlCJ NO. IN aIIOn, CuuCAlIl 4
county Nevada to issue bonds for the
purpose OF building d school house
III said district, whicn passed the Sen
ate by the following vote: Yeas 10,
nays none, absent :.
Also 4. 3. No. 45, which was amend
ed by the Senate and passed as amend
ed by the following vote. Yeas IA,
nays none, absent 3.
a. B. No. 80, special order for II
a. III. was taken up and on motion OF
Mr. Winters was referred 10 the com
mittee on Judiciary.
On motion Of NIr. Huskey a. B. No.
% was ordered re-engrossed.
Messrs. Fellows and Folsom were
given permission to introduce bills
without previous notice.
\. 2. No. y, introduced by Mr
Fellows, entitled an act fixing The
rates Of compensation for work and
labor performed on the public high
ways Of Ormsby county, which was
read, and referred to the committee Of
the Ormsby county delegation.
I. A. 3. No. 73, introduced by Mr..
Folsom. entitled, an act 10 provide for
the issuance Of bonds by the city
council of the City of Reno, directing
when and how such bonds may be
issued and providing for holding a
special election for authorizing the
same. Referred to the committee of
the Washoe county delegation.
S. B. No. so was referred to the
Churchill delegation.
/ 5. B. NO. 53, was referred to the
/ Churchill delegation.
S. B. No. "A was referred to the
committee on Judiciary.
A. B. No. As, amended by the Sen
ate as follows: Amend Section l.,
paragraph by striking out the words
and figures "Oone thousand two hun
dred," and insert words and figures
Nine hundred"
Amend paragraphs 7, s, and g of
Section /. by striking out the words
"ex-officio superintendent of public
Schools was read, and on motion OF
Mr.. Ray the amendment was concur
red in by the following vote: Voting
for the amendment: (all except Mr..
Fitzpatrick So Absent Mr.. Fitz-
, patrick.
S. B. IS, Esmeralda county bond
: bill, was placed on third reading and
final passage and was passed by the
following vote: Voting for the bill,39
f Absent Mr.. Fitzpatrick.
/, S. B. No 80, deficiency bill, was
5 placed on third reading and final pas
sage and was passed by the following
: vote: Voting for the bill SO. Agains
/. the bill Mr.. Fellows.
=, A. B. No. 81, National guard bill
I was taken up and the following
amendment by Mr.. Bradshaw wa
l. adopted: To amend Section 5, line }
t by inserting the words, ''and at eacl
s succeeding general election there
l. after" after the word "elected'' in tl
}, printed Dill.
On motion Of NJ" Folsom the bill
g was ordered engrossed.
e On motion of Mr.. Huskey, message
u from the governor were taken up Oh
T. of order.
0, The message from the governor al
proving A. J. & C. r. No. was reat
e The governors veto message on
r J. & C. r. No. 1 1t vetos the resol,
d ton prohibiting officials from ridin
e On free passes.
Is On motion of Mr.. Huskey A. J. &
r. No: 1 was made a special order fl
h. Feb. 20 at 1890 a. m.
of Recess until p m.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
.Senate-Morning.

Senate called to order at II o clock.
President Dickerson in the chair.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Mr..
Colgrove.
Quorum present.
Journal Of Monday read and ap-
proved.
Leave Of absence granted for Sen
ator Mack, Brossemer and Easton.
Reports Of standing committees.
Reports from Judiciary committee.
Message from governor received an
nouncing approval of S. B. Nos. p,
1871, and 10.
Senator Oddie asked that S. 3. No
80 be referred TO Judiciary committee.
Sub. for S. B. No. "a, An act to
prohibit the making or publishing
of false or exaggerated statements or
publication of or concerning the af-
fairs, pecuniary, etc, Of a corporation.
Referred to judiciary committee.
S. B. No. 81, by Senator Woodbury.
An act to amend an act entitled al
act fixing the salary Of constable in
and for Carson township, Ormsby
county, State of Nevada, and other
matters relating thereto, approved
March 20, 1897. Referred o Ormsby
delegation.
S. B. No. 30, was referred back to
Lincoln county delegation.
Concurrent Resolution No. 3, Con-
corning the establishment and main
tanning of railroad terminal points in
the state Of Nevada, was referred to
Committee OF the Whole.
General file third readings. 3.
No. 5S. Relating to official salaries
of Ormsby county.
Bill read thjr time and passed by
following vote. Ayes Is, nayes none.
Absent 2.
Senate resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole and after making
report the Senate took a recess un-
till p. m.
ssemby-MorFlin.
Thirtieth day.
The House was called to order by
the Speaker at 10 a. m.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Mr.
Powell.
The Journal was read and approved
a B. No. 20, Negotiable Investment
law The special order for 10 a. m
was taken UP and passed. For the
bill "a. Absent 6.
The committee on Mines and Min
ing reported A. B. No. %. Rights O.
mining locators with amendments
and recommended that the bill do pas:
as amended.
The select committee of the
Ormsby county delegation reported S
B. No. Al, relating to Carson City
favorably with the recommendatio;
that it DO pass.
Message was received from the Ser
ate transmitting S. B. No. 65, an &C
to pay the deficiency for the year
1906 and 1906 which passed the Ser
ate by the following vote. Yeas 1;
nays none, absent 2.
Also S. B. No. A, an act requirin
corporations doing business in tn
State of Nevada to publish aunnu9
statements, which passed the Sci
ate by the following vote: Yeas Il
nays 5, absent 2.
Also S. B. No. So, an act for tn
relief of George T. Mills, E. B. Ye
ington, and H. H. Coryell, the boar
of fish commissioners, which passed tn
Senate by the following vote: Yea
IA, nays none, absent not voting 1.
Also S. B. No. so, an act to autl
orize the board of school trustees
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
BROSSEMER BETTER.

The many friends of Senator
Brossemer will be glad to learn that
he is showing an improvement today
and the physician thinks he will now
be able to pull through.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
CAPITAL NEWS STORE,

Stationery, magazines, etc. Best
up-to-date map Of Nevada now on
sale. King street opposite Capitol,
west side. Phone GAL. Mrs. X. A..
Raftice t..
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19
THE BALL TONIGHT,

The MEMBERS ofthe legislature will
have their ball this evening at Arm
ory hall. Everybody come and have
a good time.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19

Buy your ticket for the Eagle dance
on next Thursday evening at the
opera house. The big time.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19

A young husband in Carson who
was congratulated because Of a new
arrival in his family Is looking for
the man who started the rumor.
There being no truth in it.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-19

Leslie SMALL has returned from a
trip to Valleys.