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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT-F. II Delano Chicago, HOLLAND
Charles H. Whitney, Boston. IMPERIAL-James
Z. Burroughs, philadelphia. ST. REGIS.Mr; and
Mrs Warren D. Clark San Francisco. MANHAT-
TAN-D . Moore Cleveland. MAJESTfC-Judge
W. .. Cornish, Omaha. WALDORF-ASTOFtIA-
X G. ROebing, Trenton.
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Mnrred.

CURTIs-ROBEINS- Tuesday October - 1907. at
the CONGREGATIONAL Church. SinasbGry Conn. BY the
Rev. Wilton Mere Smith d. D, assisted by the Key.
Oliver Hart Bronson. Genevieve Phelps. daughter OF
Mrs. Horace Robbins OF York City 10 the
Rev. George Lewis Curtis, OF Bloomfield y. ].
AwRENCE-GOORIN-I Emmanuel Church. Boston.
Saturday. October 26 9O7 Dorothy quincy. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 3. GOoSin, to Bingham
Lawrence Of Nv York.
Monday evening. October =. az
Brooklyn n Y. by the Rev. Nehemiah BoyutOn, D. D,
Harriet Edna Pate Weston Williams.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be indorsed
with fun name and address.
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Harbor. died to-day at Fort Banks, Winthrop
Colonel Walker native of Pennsylvania and
appointed to the United States Military Acad-
emy from Illinois in 1867. Upon his graduation in
1871. he assigned to the 18th Infantry a sec
ond lieutenant. lie promoted to first lieutenant
in 1875 and transferred TO the 4th Artillery
in 1881. He became captain in 1885, major in
1901, lieutenant colonel in 1906. and attaining
the rank of colonel placed in command of the
Coast Artillery forces In the neighborhoOd Of Bos
ton. In 1873 he commanded the escort to Wheeler's
expedition west of the Tooth meridian. served
acting engineer officer of the District of New Mex
leo in 1876 and for four years thereafter as
sistant instructor of tactics at West Point He
was graduated from the Artillery School in 1883.
He was stationed at various posts, including At
lanta Fort Casey. Washington and Boston.
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BELDEN-On Monday. October 2s after long Illness
Milton B. Belden Services at his iate resileaee No
October So at O'Clock Please oui- overs. Inter
Thursday afternoon at Windsor, Conn
BELL-At Catski october % Thomas Bell in the slst
sTty St. on Friday at 80 ;i O'clock ''''
BRIGGs-At Tarrytown. y Y. Monday. October IS
~ o dSan So1d a. b5ss asSd - years te' srse
October 81, az . O'Clock.
GoRHAM-Entered into rest on Monday. October %,
James A GoLham aged - years Funeral services az
day afsernson October 80 at oclocE s''''''
CORN Anon Tuesday. October %. Mary German be-
asnee Of her daughter. Mrs Frank GeTmey. 90
Calvary.
HAND-At Scranton Penn October % 1901. san.
Scranton Friday November l. at . ,. m
H4TssMANT-As eI- his rssidenes No 25I Dsg51E st.
7afs. 1aSeA'"' enars' HaOssHAnn fUHeia' S''''S ''
@ 7.ss his T:5dsRss D 30 19a NeyaRs s Bsoo
Of the late Julia MoIoy
KELINGToN.on Sunday October = at IN the rssasnes
her 10Th year
LAgGIER-v Saturday October %, 1907. as
Henri Marie Charles Conte de Lauser-vIlars. after
L4AWRENCE-On Sunday. October q. after brief III
nss S5arSs ana A. wife vi 20, Of the the late William Lam
the 9Oth year age Funeral services resI
Snca gro5ky6 90 fs5 @ Sh5 o. itaT % Al Ne 0S Monroe
GOWAN-Suddenly. Tuesday morning. John A Mo
Gowan beloved husband OF Katherine Hassat. al his
residence. No. 62j Park Place Brooklyn
MKENZIE-on Monday, October %. 1907 Emma Car
trude Mckenzie. wife Of Thomas Mckenzie and mother
OF George w. E1ya NJ and Thomas. tr. at her home.
No AIS West 145th St. Manhattan in her Esd year:
Notice OF funeral hereafter Gloucester England, and
Cardiff. Wales papers please copy.
MELLnN-At her residence No. 123 woIeott St. south
brooklyn. Mrs Elizabeth F. Mellon Cnee Aadiganl-
M9sEs-As West New Brighton Staten Island. on ocsc-
Der 2I Henry Lacoulbe Moses eldest son OF Frederick
J. and Aimee LaCOmbe Noses n the 9Th year OF his
age Funeral private.
MULLER-Suddenly. Monday, October %. 1901. Ru-
doiph Muller in his 57th year. Funeral services
Thursday. October 81 at 1:30 p. from his late
residence. No. Sal De KaIb ave. Brooklyn
POTTER-At her residence. No SO East ssth St, New
York. Monday. October 2S. 1907 Martha Potter.
daughter CT the late Orlando g. Potter and Martha
Green CWtey) Potter. IN the 54th year OF her age
Funeral services at II O'Clock Thursday morning. Oc
tOber 81. at Grace Church. Broadway and 10th So.
Interment private Kindly omit flowers.
PRATT-A. the residence her son-in-law. Asa r.
Tweedy, BinghamtOn. y Y, Monday, October q.
Elizabeth Iathrop widow Of the late Halan EIdrsdgs
Pratt. aged So years.
wIILARD-At Ridgewood, n. J., October o. 1907, Lu-
cus ; Willard. aged 81 years Funeral services from
his late residence &c WoOdside ave. Ridgewood.
y. L. Wednesday. October 80 at ,. Intermenr
private.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe
MAJESTIC. FOR LIVERPOOL
George W. Gale. Mr.. F. c. Thorn
Miss r. V. Ing!Is. ley.
J. A. Lppncott. r. W. Williams.
Frederick w. Schroeder.
sTATENDAM FOR ROTTERDAM.
Lloyd Brady Mrs Josephine Gualco.
Fritz The William Hall
Mrs +. S. Henderson williams
Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad
were:
KROONLAND FROM ANTWERP.
Professor and Mrs. D. Cady Mr.. Mrs William II.
Eaton. Young
Mrs H Haggerty-Peu Mr and Mrs. Charles A.
Miss NJ lie Moyne. Post
NOORDAM, FROM ROTTERDAM.
William Allen Smith. DR.. and Mrs 9. b. Bagg.
Henry S. Norris. DR.. Mrs Roland B.
MIR. Mrs Penningtonl Whtridge.
Whitehead
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A WORD FoR KING LEOPOLD.

-A"R Leopold is coming IN for great deal Of
'-se Which be does not altogether merit IN con-
Ss@oh with the advertised sale by auction OF the
.ss0sl effects Of his consort, the late Queen Hen
s'Ss including her fans. her gloves. bar dresses,
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures, Oct 70
The barometric disturbance occupied the Middle
Atlantic Coast on Monday the Cana
dian maritime provinces. attended by high winds and
followed by clearing colder weather in the Northeastern
states Rain in IN areas in the central valleys
and the Southwest and rain extends from the
North Pacific TO the northern Rocky Mountains
Rain is the Ohio. Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys Wednesday,, and also from the North
Pacific Coast over Rocky slope
BY Thursday will reach the Atlantic Coast
No decided temperature changes Indicated Tenn
1eratures will moderate however the South Atlantic
rIoruing Along New England Coast the winds will
diminish from and northwest the winds the
north and northeast: the Gulf Coast eastery.
Jiftng 10 southerly the Great Lakes the wind
viii Increase the northeast
Steamers departing on Wednesday ior european ports
nil have fresh northwest north winds and fair
weather the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special LocaIities.-For New England.
fair wednesday. diminishing northwest winds;
THURSDAY fair.
For Eastern York. fair Wednesday. diminishing
north Winds Thursday. rain and
L,or the Columbia. Eastern pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. fair
For North and South Carolina. fair and
wednesday north TO northwest winds: Thursday,
rain. 1r,as,o,aa, ana r,,,rs1a,.. .o-
.radnesSav: fresh 10 brisk east winds.
80 West Virginia Wednesday: rain Thursday.
- Western Pennsylvania and Western New York.
oTeSnesday rain Thursday. fresh north northeast
winds.
local ogIciaI RecOrd-The following official record
, The weather Bureau the changes in the tenn
,,,,o for the last twentyfour hours in comparison
With the corresponding date Of last year:
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Is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
Central station Webster and jerome Avenue troeys and
BY carriage. Lots. SIPS Telephone 4S55 Gra1ercy
for Book OF Views representative
ONCE. 20 East 23d ST. Ne" York City.
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UNDERTAKES.

FRANK +. CAMPBELL CO. 241-3 West e3d 50.
Chapes Private an3 public ambuances Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev. Stephen Merritt, the wo-Id-wide-known under
taker. only one place business. Sth and 18th
ST; largest N the world Tel 124 and 125 Chelsea
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tis, ,enperature yesterday. % degrees; lowest Al;
pe 50 average corresponding date last year, a.:
fr corregpondlng last thirty-three years, 90.
! ocsI Torecast-Faif to-day; Thursday rain and
warmer: diminishing northerH wlhus'
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THOMAS BELL.

Catskiu n Y. Oct 29.-Thomas Bell president
OF the New York Sand and Facing Company. Of
No 61O to GA Kent avenue, Brooklyn, died suddenly
tonight in his eighteth year. He had large coal,
fee and moulding sand interests
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ulscouNr GoRMANsToN.

London. oct. 29-Jenico William Joseph Preston,
Viscount Gormanston. died to-day. He was the
premier Irish viscount. He suffered a paralytlc
stroke on Saturday and never recovered conscious
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
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Of Boroughs OF Manhattan and The BroRxl.
Cuba, Porto RcOs Hawaii and the Philippines without
extra expense for Foreign postage
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RTIRREII-COLFAx-On Tuesday October 90 at the
Marble Collegiate Church. 9th and 29th st. New
York City, the Rev. DIR. David James RtI-rall.
Natalie daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Albert K Colfax-
Norman MacIsod BurrslL
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Canadian Rates

Mail subscTipons IN New York City The DAILY ana
TRI-WEEkLH will be charged cent a CODY sxtra
postage in addition the named abovs.
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII be
republshed In The Tri-Weeky Tribune without extra
charge.
Belden. Milton B. Lawrence. Charlotte A
Bel. Thomas. MCGOWAN. John A.
Briggs, joan H. Mckenzie EIlIna G.
CiOTham, james A Mellon. Elizabeth +.
German. Mary.
Hand. Helen \ Muller. Rudolph
Haussnanu. Charles. Potter. Martha
Higgins. Daniel Elizabeth L
KelnEton ROsinR. Willard, Lucius 5.
Laugser-FilaIs. II. NJ c.
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing I'm THE TRIBUNE win
n. republished In the Trl-Weekly Tribune without
extra charge.
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COL. LgvsRgTr HULL WALKER, U. S. A.

Boston. Oct. 29.-Coonel Leverett Hull Walker
L. S A.. in command Of the defences OF Boston
Harbor died to-day at Fort Banks, Winthrop
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THE WOODLAND CEMETERY
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Forecast for Special IocaIities-For New England
,,tr wednesdsy with diminishing northwest winds;

local Official RecOrd.-The following official
t The weather Bureau shows the changes in the
,,ro for the last twenty-four hours in comparison
,,t,n the corresponding Of last year:
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Hour
This Evening

This evening at the Leisure Hour
the musical program. .Old Friend,
vocal and instrumental. will be given:
The members are requested to ap'
pear in od-fashiOned costumes and
priZes will be offered. The handsonl-
est old lady and handsomest old gen
tieman will be awarded prizes, and
prizes will aiso be awarded to the
most comical old woman and the most
ludicrOus old man.
The Silver male quartette has KIND
" consented to sing one number and
several talented performers Tin thell
day) will make their appearance be
before the Club.
Don't miss this musical evening
il you belong to the Leisure Hour
for all the old favorites, both in Voca
and instrumental music. will be heard
Gents are at liberty to come in cos
tune and compete for prizes.
The regular hour of meeting is ~
O'Clock Don't be late.
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Confession
introduced

The confession OF Steve Adams
given to a Pinkerton detective and
ether Witnesses While he was con-
fined in the Idaho penitentiary was
Introduced as evidence in the trial of
Adams at Rathdrum Yesterday In
the confession Adams recites the
history OF several murders which he
had hand in being paid Tor the same
by a man named Simpkins whom he
became acquainted with through Hay
wood, Feirbone and Moynr. The lat
ter men gave him the money to &C
to Simpkins with the understanding
that the latter would give him the
necessary information and instruct
him what to do. Among other things
discussed between Adams and Simp
kins was the killing of Governor
decided upon Adams was sent out tC
rid a cram owned by Simpkins ant
associates of jumpers. In doing thi:
Adams killed two men in cold blood
Adams whole confession is a tale
of ueath and he practically lays the
responsibility at the feet of the hea'
men of the Western Federation o
Miners, ,~ntioning especially Hay
wood, Pettibone and Moyer
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Will Not AC-
Cept Certificates

RENO, Nov. 13.-The railroad com.
pany today issued an announcement
that they would in the future not ac
cept San Francisco Clearing House
certificates in payment of money owed
the railroad or for the purchase OF
tickets.
They give as their reasons that
their agents have accepted a mum
ber Of forgeries and that these forged
certificates are becoming so common
that they have issued this order t.
protect themselves.
The reasons given came as a sur
prise to many people in this city whc
have never hesitated in accepting thj
San Francisco Clearing House certi
fcates and from now on those present
ed will have to stand q severe eXamin
alton and will probably only he &C
cepted from responsible parties.
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To Inspect
Blue Lakes

r. NJ. Downing and w f, k,skew,
officials of the Standard Electric Pow
CT Company. With head offices at San
Francisco. and whose wol ks are sit
uated in Alpine County. California,
arrived in this city yesterday and de-
parted i'll an QUITO this morning for
Blue Lakes on Il tour of inspection
of the most complete water-storage
years work has been going on at Blue
Lakes until now the company has one
of the most complete reservoir SYST
of the most com lete water-StOrage
systems in the west. The company
is now perfecting plans for still great
er improvements on the old reservoirs
and for new ones on which they
will begin active work as g; rly as pos
sible next spring. That section o
Alpine county will be lively plac,
next summer the companys pre5en
pans are carried out.
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ONLY TO REMIND.

| do not wish To revive the issue
of 1896 for the approaching campaign
because | do not belong TO the grave
diSGers in politics. but | take some
pleasure in reciting recent political
history TO remind its present actors of
the reefs upon which their financial
barks have been wrecked.
If we have free coinage of silver
now in the United States we would be-
independent OF the Bank of England
liking seven per cent rate of ex-
change. which has nol occurred since
| 1913. and which is now yrabbin. the
| gold of 1hr world and relocating Cali.
tornla. which largely produces this
| gold to a paper basis backed only i,
| the certificates of It's clearing house
officials. which have neither the sane
J ton of the Government nor the con
| fidence of the people.
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RUNS CHANGED.

The mail runs" have been changed
as result Of the change on the Ton
opah & Goldfield road Hereafter
the clerks on the road will run from
Reno to hhyolite and return. dis
tance of 7o7 miles. At present the
but within short time Il new sched-
ule will be issued and the time will be
about three days
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-13

At the present time it seems to me
that it is TOO late in the day to enact
new laws. as they would in no way
eGeC' the present condition. AS for
the future, the people are responsible
for their action. and after this last
experience they are NOT doing what
really what might be called a bank
Ing business but one more after the
style OF a brokerage Office. The banks
Of the state are all more or less Grip
pied by he present conditions and
new laws framed by a special session
Of the legislature would have no
material effect ON the present state
Of affairs As soon as the money in
the east eases up and more is placed
in circulation the condition will nat
urally improve. Confidence will be
gin to be restored and the banks will
again be doing their usual business.
AT the present time all they need
is time and if the people back them
in this request they will pay dollar
: for dollar. according TO my earnest
/ belief.
! Il am Of the opinion that the next
/ session of the Legislature will be
and by that time the whole matter
will have quieted down and the banks
of the state will again be on {
sound basis
In speaking of the matter James
G. Sweeney had the following to say
The proposition for calling {
special session of the state legislator,
is not worthy of serious consideration
The present situation is not sucl
!; going to the expense of calling
special session of the Legislature.
, The present banking situation viii
clear itself in time and that will b.
!, as soon as the present financial de
preston which is of national char
acter SUBSIDIES
TWO OF the statements gwen aDoV
, express the sentiments of the majorit
!, of the people seen today and Will
many favor the idea if good and su
cent reasons for the same coul
r be given they are desirous of waitin
/ until the reasons are presented I
them by the advocatOrs of the prop,
: sitions i'll the different parts OF III
=, state
u The columns of the Ap3eal will h
!. open at all times 10 anv discusSiO
d of this character, the idea being I
g present both sides of the questio
, themselves
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-13
Carson Girl
Married in East

\ telegram was received in this
ciuty yesterday announcing the mar
rage Of of Miss Dottie Downey of
this city to Mr.. Walter Bono at Chic
ago on the 18th of November.
The marriage took place at the
Bismark Hotel in that city. The
bride is a native of this city being
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. \. Downey. The groom IS a pros
porous business man of Indiana.
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Reno Deposi-.
tors Signing

The confidence shown by the peO
pie q this city in the Nye & Ormsby
County Bank could not be letter dem,
ons1rated than by the many signatures
to the deposit agreement. Depositors
are fioc1jng to the bank every day
10 put their names to the agreement
that they Will not withdraw their ac-
counts when the bank is open for
business.
Over 100 Of the heaviest depositors
have already agreed to lie PROPOSE
ton made by Frank Golden and his
associates. At the end of the week a
detailed statement OF conditions will
be issued by the management of the
Nye & Ormsby County Bank here.
Petitions from the people Of Car
son City and from the men who dc
business there have been received
again by the Farmers & Merchants
National Bank OF Reno, and Mayor
Kirman is only waiting. to fulfill the
request of the petitions by opening
a Carson City bank, until he know;
what course 7. B. Hickey will follow
Attention is called to the new lad
OF the Burlington shoe store in this
issue on the second page
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-13
Issuing Small
Certificates

SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 1.-THE
San Francisco Clearing House today
issued statement that they would
issue 81 clearing house certificates 10
facilitate the making of change owing
to the shortness of money of small
denominations. They will now issue
certificates to the value Of 500. SO,
s.. 50 and 81.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-13
OFFERS AID.

The New York Life Insurance Com
panv has notified their resident agent
in this state that they will advance
money to any of their policy holders
in Nevada They state they have
$50 900 900 at the disposal of their
policy holders and they can have thelF
pro ratio of the same upon demand.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-13
INITIATION TOMORROW NIGHT

Aa initiation will take place at the
meeting of the Fythian Sisters to-
morrow evening. and banquet will
follow the ceremony. A full attend
ancp is desired.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-13

Charley Winters announ-
wood saving from 81 to - cents per
cord He has the latest gasoline en-
engine, thereby saving his patrons
Get your liquors from A. Living
stor
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-13

Miss Nena Robert is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ida Leavitt at Schurz
John Raycraft was a visitor from
Genoa to-day
a 1oud-vOiced street speaker tOll
advantage Of his free-speech rights
and entertained the people a short
while last evening
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-13
CRITICALLY ILL.

Marguerite. the little daughter of
Fritz Hackmeyer is dangerously i'll
with diphtheria The child had been
sick for several days but il was dis
covered yesterday that she had diph-
liberia. The case is a serious one and
there are grave fears tn It the little
one cannot recover. The house has
been placed under quarantine
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-13
Funeral of
Officer Brown

RENO, Nov. 13.-The funeral of
Officer Brown one OF the victims of
last Fridays street tragedy was held
in this city today The cortege was
one of the Largest ever seen here.
The condition of Archie Burrus re-
mains about the same although the
physicians now hold out strong hopes
for his recovery.
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= VISITOR FROM OAKLAND.

4. II. Ricketts,. ,attorneY-atlaw for
many years q resident of Virginia
City and well-knovn to all oIdtime
Nevadans. arrived here from his home
in Oakland. Ca this morning and
while transacting business IS at the
same time renewing ord acquaintances
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-13
SHOW COMING.

The Della Pringle Company is
scheduled TO appear at the local
opera house on the l>. -. and 10th OF
this month. The coinH2ny has been
at Goldneld for several days and the
is one of the best that ever visited
that camp.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-13
CALLING Or A
SPECIAL SESSION
Of the Nevada Legislature Does
Not Meet With Approval in
This City

Of calling
r doing policy
they
OF 10 relieving
banking strngency banking
not npossibiity special
Sparks
Appeal representative today
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COURT ON DECEMBER Sd

Judge Langan has notified the coun'
tv o. .cials that he will arrive IN thls
city on .he third of December and
will hold session OF he DISTRICT
Court on that date.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-13

Charley Springmeyer of Minden is
attending to business in this city.
Mrs Jones departed for Vallejo la St
evening on a visit to her son Gene
who is employed in a shipyard at that
place.
A. Humphreys of Los Angeles was
an arrival on the morning train.
Clarence DanYber2 of Minden came
down in an auto today and is lOollin:
after business affairs in this city
FURNISHED ROOMS-To gentle
men. single or en- suite.
Enquire at 201 East MuSSer Street
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-13
SPENT DAY HERE

Parvin Jones came down from
Mound House this morning and spent
the day in this city looking after busl
ness matters.