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oRpER looks eET WHISKY.
"Dry" Town Inhabitants Send Wire
Cry for dictionaries"

Especial Telegram to Public Ledger
PITTSBURG, Oct. 7-"Send on even
ing train 22 unabridged dictionaries,
10 small dictionaries and II hair mat
tresses."
The new clerk in a wholesale liquor
house gaspod when he read the order,
and decided that the sender was in
sane. The old clerk put up p full
quarts of whisky 10 pints of. whisky
and IL quart bottles Of wine packed
lin straw. Then he consigned the ship
ment to East Liverpool, that arid
desert in Ohio with a population of
10000 and not a saloon.
Prohibition in East Liverpool and its
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romatos. a NormaI PrIoea.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
CHESWOLD. Del. oct i1-Toma-
toes have returned to their normal
market value and yesterday thirty or
more freight cars were loaded AZ
Cheswold at fifteen cents per basket
The price is expected to go much
higher next week The keifer pear
crop is the shortest IN recent years,
but those fortunate enough to pro-
duce this commodity are realizing 50
cents per basket.
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BILE and it is that one that we must
find If these evils that exist not only
at Togus but elsewhere are to be
stamped out. If the wave Of resistance
rolls I'm, the temperance people must
work to stem the tide 1t isn't enough
to vote for this or that party but 10
vote for the men who will pledge
themselves fairly and squarely ON pub
Tic issues and promise and mean what
they say by putting their promises into
the. enforcement of all laws."@
Here is another cheerful bit Of news
from Maine printed in the Philadelphia
North American, October 10, 1907.
NEW zEALANDER HERE
FOR DRINK STATISTICS.
Collecting statistics concerning the
liquor business in this country, William
Thomson, Of Dunedin, New Zealand, "a
Representative of the Moderate party
in that colony. spent yesterday in
| Philadelphia. The Moderate party is
conducting a campaign against the
Prohibition party in New Zealand,
which is lighting to wipe out the liquor
/ business in the colony
! Mr.. Thomson has been I'm America
three weeks. nosttof which he spent
/ in Maine, where he went to get stat
istics from towns which have been
under a prohlbitory law for fifty years.
/ He has also visited New York and viii
examine conditions in Washington,
Kansas City, Chicago. San Francisco
4 and other American cities. He de-
clares prohibition a failure in Maine,
and will recommend in New Zealand
license laws similar to Pennsylvania
laws. He said:
Il was very much surprised to find
that in Portland, Bangor and the other
lciues of Maine which / visited drunk
enness is much more frequent than
in New York or Philadelphia, where
you have open laws. I collected only
official reports. Convictions for drunk
lenness during the last six months in
Portland alone have, numbered 20O0
in a population of $4,000 officials there
told me that in the city there are 500
lplaces selling liquor Illegally.
In New Zealand I shall recomm end
the elimination of all improper licenses
land allow one saloon TO a population
of about 1900. / would compel saloon
keepers TO refuse to sell to men under
the influence of liquor, to those against
whom prohibitory orders have been
ISSUED and TO minors, increasing the
present age for minors in New zea-
land from is to q years"
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LIcENsF Notifications

Welisville. which is also
dry" is not a success SO far as pro-
hibiting the use OF intoxicants goes
In addition to.the vast amount Of liquor
that is shipped into the two cities from
Pittsburg, an average Of 500 men from
the two cities go each night TO Pitts
burg or Ironton, o., to get drink
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WANTED


,r,nrrrD-r. C. SMITH "V1SIBLEys
,,.,spys,yRITER conveniences are unequal.
iod Machines rented
,rssore f1s3 S26 Market st.
WANTED, FURNITuRE-Yo Your entire
,,,,,-ehoid. also office furniture. antiques;
III ,ou have furniture IN storage 1 viii
Nv and pay you cash, more than any
Sesrer. estimates given free, an, trans
aefions confidential don't sell until you
81 nv cash ofer no matter how large
- snoiint Write or phone. d. and A
'ibone 67f9: Automatic. 234S.
CHARLES s. HURLOCK.
Seventh and Poplar Sta.
rrg7-6m I
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PUBLIC SALES


PUBLIC SALE or CATTLE.
Al the Hotel at Kenneth Square. Pa, on
OCTOBER H. 1907, at isO O'Clock 75 head
Of cattle. 80 head fresh COWS with calf
by sldo as eood as money can buy; has
size and quality % head choice sprngors,
Will De fresh in November 20 head rat
hcifers. Dinner at T. o'clock.
WM. IT, KLAIR.
oo "a
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EpppArFeNAE.

Young mGn, listcnT Ihav6 an -educa-
tional course In enc Of the most re-
putabie schools in III Country which 1
WI sell you cheaply. You may think
you can get through this world without
brains and knowledge. but YOU'RE mis-
taken. Educate your Brains. Don't
be the Jack Horner Of your town. Get
educated. The course 2 have for sale
Is well worth investigating.
Address i. O. Box. 1921
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REPAIR WORK

LAWN MOWERS shnrpcned. rubber
tires for baby coaches. wringors and car-
pct sweepcr9 repaired JOHN r. SCH.
WEiIER. 55- West Front So. Both
shones. as-tf
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TRANSPORTATION
Itimore & Ohio R. R.
WILMINGTON. DEL
a,aule IN eject June 2. 1907.
aims Leave Delaware Avenue STATEN

|aly Daily except Sunday. 4 sun
|,W SV's ionK and the East. .22s, .s.a
|, f1.l9, sli.s5 q. m, tL26' $50 'e'lf
", Llmitsd, "a, -ll.Vo p; IN: % -.
ttst5 go (local), 1890. isis. sS.S4 10
sq3S sl1 .Os Cooal), 1915 OocaD ILLS.
l. M. fi.3s. tSO5 (,0cal), 1880, $40,
IN. A. 5s 0ocal), '5.17 Royal Limited'i
GocaD. f7.o0. S7.o5 QecaD. T.42, sS.sS'
|HSs1.EK. ll.g. + s5so o. QocaD, ,ts.N. '7.2o 90.
800. ISIS. sSS4 QocaD, '9.SS. sh.oS
|rD ts5 docal). s1lS5 a. m, fl1S.
local. s43o. QocaD, t4.bl Qoeall, toSV
|.i)., 40, s7.05 QocaD, 'I.42, so'Sz uoeAA)'
| \ I y yl1i.rsioRE & WASHINGTON. .As5
30 10 a. m, fIO6, $3.50, '4.47. t5.oo,
Royal Limited" 'sOs. 1884 y m;
IITIMORE ard Way Stations law
Z. m, t3l5. 1858 p. m.
InXVARK, *4.55. 100. sS.4s, tS.eo a: m NJ
ID. slOs, t315. 1850, $685. f''o0' wv
eERLY. 8 r; f7O. ss0, 1850 tExPresss)
3i2.40, f315. 1850 (Expressh $500
il.3J p. m. ..,.. On X
r,spfrRf; "a is sio.4s a. m. SAT-, to'o1
ROYAL Limited" 1884 p. m.
cACO s455. s10.l9 a. M, .2-b0 2, m, ~,
1TNNATI. ST. LOUIS 4 LOSA~
"A lpf s4.55 a. m. Il 06. H9,09 p, M. -
ave sta. Dezmarvia Tel. slsS' ~
NITei. 1l22,A. City Ticket office, eya
II street. d. & A. Tel. l1sS-A' 0e'
Tel 2ls5. .,.,e
5ineT. travelling Passenger Asen'
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A BUNCH OF II.
Police Court Dock Filled With Sun
day Drunks This Morning.

day Drunks This Morning.
There was something doing In rum
circles in honeycombed Biddeford yes
terday, a bunch OF IL drunks occupy
ing the dock in the police court this
morning. Mark Powers, Mary Vashon,
Eugene Gosselin, George Danis and
two whose names were not given out
paying a fine Of 81 and costs, Free
man Woods. Lewis Trafton, Henry
Dewitt. Sutcllne Greenwood and
Philip Bernier were handed out 80
days sentences in Alfred jail.-Bidde-
ford Records
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PAPER HANGING

THE WILMINGTON WALLPAPER
House. 705 orange st.. VIII paper rooms
for $3.50 up. on an bills less than $40
discount OF per cent Will be allowed
on an bills OF so OF more. discount ot
10 per cent. viii be allowed. Satisfaction
guaranteed on oil work. aSo-u
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NOTIcEl
ROOFING AND SCOUTING.

WM 70. WILLIAMS Co.
2i Orange 50. Roofing. SHOUTING and
Heating. Metal and c1mpoaItion r1onng
Hot Air heating aud ventIlatIng Repair
ing promptly doae. Phones. h26-iy
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LIcENsE APpLIcATIoNs.

NOTICE. JAMES A. KELLEY. tie
owner and occupant of the house stuatl ID
at s. W clrner Tlnth and shinley streets
IN The Seventh ward, "a the city of WIZ
minsien- county pl sew Nhsile, anq Stale
uuiremcnts. OF the acts of the General
Assembly in such case made and provid-
ed do hereby give notice that j shall ans
ply In writing 20 the Court OF Conceal
sess ons of the State of Delaware. in ana
for New Castle county on Monday. tha
4th day OF November, 1901 being the next
term OF said court. Tor license for said
house. as an inn or tavern, for the sale
Quantities than one quart to be drunk ON
tho premises and the following resueot.
able citizens Of said ward an least twelve
OF whom are substantial frceholdere of
said ward recommend the sad appll-
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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE Clothing 50 70 S less than
,Iarxot st. prices J. EDW REYNOLDS
4 SON.. 100 w. Sixth st. Fun line Men.
Boys and Chlldren's Clothing, ma e
FOR sALE-Ramhlcr auto at a. bar-
rnin. Reason for selling, going West. Ap-
plv 2i33 Pennsylvania Avenue. Phone
4547A. s-s-fft
For sALIe--A lot of locust fence posts.
also applos and pears from my own or
chnrd: nine miles from Wilmington Ap-
ply to John Johns, State Road p. o.. d.
and a. 1--G sla-lm
FOR sALE-Wc have a number az
huildinu lots on the west side. suitable
for small houses, which can be bought St
low prices Some will exchange FOR I'M
proved property Apply
WILMINGTON TRUST co. ~.
Tenth and Market stA
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OF don't suppose that the Governor carry
anything catching 1900 miles, but might be advisable
quarantine him at the State line
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WANTrD-TIighest prices paid for eid
gold ana silver. broken sewelry. II. HAR-
RIS. 1e6 Market St. ts-lx
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SAIsE-IIouses Lots Nfannfactur.
!aB sites, Farms anu business proposi.
uuns OF an kinds. we make terms 70
sui pufohasers Rents collected, months
ns1lieWents, mortgages placed We sci
80 a,.S' iAlle' Accident, Health. Plate Glass
49, 80 casualty Insurance. II you with 70
trade sell or buy, consult
co, ~, 4. i. McEV1LLY Co,
.,.. ,.p west Fourth St.. Wilmington. Del.
DrIt,N ItN,Llngs Both PhoneR
- BUSINESS COVERS EVERY
iis-ood-tf '''N o-'iON'
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SITUATIONS WANTED y
NOTfCES.

f'1sHaH
NOrlCE-Al persons are cautioned not
to trust my wiio, Katie Rash aa NJ b.
not pay any bills contracted hy her
olo-st GEORGE RNslI.1
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

--e'----r---el-
FOR RENT Six rooms and bath. qss
King ST.. ola-at
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|-rW JERSEY & WILMINGTON
~ co. Steamer I1lrica. FAN time table
fffect Sept. 30, 1897. Leave Wilmington.
k-days, 500 and 300 p. m. Leave
hnsgrove, 1000 a. m. and 5 p. m. Leave
Ilmington, Saturdays, 500 a. M. 300.
and 1880 p. m. Leave Pennsgrove, 1000
Im.. 500 and 200 p. m. Leave Whining
n Sundays. $50 a. m. and 130 p. M
|ave Pennsgrove, 1920 a. m. and SEQ
] m.
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THE CHEERFUL FACTS
FROM MAINE.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


LOOkl LOOK IOOKf
WmtcWlshcr, capot cleaning .-kalsom-
lnlng. soddlnE, etc. See WALTER II
REDuING. SIS King street Leave order-s
ON slate, y. and A. Phone l5sS-A.
uD-eud-lm
WALL & RuMER Heaters and Ranges.
ROOFING and Spouting Repairing promntiv
attended TO. Phone. ID. and A.. 5655 No.
$50 Shipley 81 sfs.ir1
WALL PAPERS-We have removed 70
n. w. corner tifth and Jcferson Sfa.
where we win be pleased to show our
stock or wall papers; hlgh and low grade.
new designs and col0rngs; estimatet
given; work guaranteed. Established II
years Both phones. ..--.
s9-2m FORBES * co.
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WANTED Two experienced woman
agents. Good proposition TO right parties,
Call after D. M. No ll0i West Fourth
50. ol0-t
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NOTICE-L FRANK R. SMITH H.
censed druggist do hereby give notice
that / shall apply in writing 20 the judges
of the Court of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the state Of
Delaware IN and for New Castle county.
on Monday. the 4th day of November A.
vember term of said court for a license
10 dispense Intoxicating liquors by nre-
scrlption. for medicinal purposes I'm guam
titles not greater than one quart. at the
northwest corner Of Firth and King
streets in the Fourth ward of the city
of Wilmington. Delaware. and tho fol-
lowing respectable citizens and suhsian-
tial freoholdcrs of said ward recommend
the said ami 'catiO viz.
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Ads Received Too Late
For Classification Will Be
Found on Pase Two.
HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

WANTnD-A haif-srown girl for ren-
cml homework. Apply ga w. 10th 81.
oll-N
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WANTED Experienced chocolate coat
ers, good wages. Apply at Laskaris'. no
Market ~, ol0-2t
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTED Three communicating roonh
Address l2li West Fourth ST. oii-3t
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wANTED-A girl. ni East Third street.
s25.im
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WtNrED-CoOks, cnnninorma'ds, girls
for houseWork, help for country. German
lntellgcnce Office. 500 Madison 81.
s5-cod-2m.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06
! ! ]'..ERNNcNT SUCCEEDS
IN CLOSING LOTTERY

MOBILE, Ala, June 6,-Thirty-two
men who pleaded guilty in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday to an
Indictment charging conspiracy to
cause the interstate carriage of lot
terry advertisements were sentenced
today by Judge Toulmin to pay fines
amounting to $24S,O00
The defendants also agreed to sur
render for destruction all lottery
books, plates and other paraphernalia
and Immediately to dispose of the
printing establishment belonging to
the Honduras National Lottery Com
pany, lOca ed in Wilmington. Della.
ware, and operated under the name
of the John NJ. Rodgers Press, where
lottery tickets have been printed fOl
many years.
With these pleas Of guilty and the
surrender of all lottery material, tbs
Honduras National Lottery Company
passed out of existence, aftC~ " Ions
endeavor of the federal auth - IS t
end il.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06
KILL. THIS LAW

From this time on the Times is Op-
posed to prize fighting in the State of
Nevada. Probably nobody cares a
rap whether we are not. but when the
sO-called sporting element SO far for
gets itself as to pull off a slugging
match on the Nations day of sorrow
memorial day-then it is time to
call a halt. To turn the day which
We decorate with floral tributes the
old soldiers graves and those of the
dear ones who have gone before into
carnival for bruisers, plug-uglies
and drunks is sinking too far below
the scale of decency. Two years
from now every county in the state
should pledge it's members in the leg
islature to the repeal of all laws on
the books that in any way allow
prize fights or boxing matches under
any conditions whatever.-Lyon
County Times.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06
LII JUURNkl. ) I'i.vil 5IURY
A Oeleriun Trenens Sea Serpent
Story from Pyramid Lake

The summer gold brick man of
the Reno Journal has been sampling
new brand of liquor and as a re-
suit unloads the following on the pub
lie:
Bert Smith, who returned a few
days ago from a prospecting trip to
Willow creek, camped a few davs
near Pyramid lake. and tells a story
concerning the lake which would do
great credit to Captain Marravat or
Clark Russell and would make
"Snarleyow'' or the Frozen Pirate"
look cheap and tawdry by compari-
SON
From our camp" said Smith. I'VE
saw 1t nearly every day we were
there, and we not only saw it in the
water, but we saw it when it came
out to feed on the bi-carbonate of
moon-oeams in the evening. and
heard it gnawing the bones of cryst-
allied, prehistoric bull-con, which
aDounds in the vicinity Of the lake.
The sea-serpent is at least 200 feet
long, with very narrow beam. and
not much displacement. don't
Know what its indicated horsepower
Is, but it has speed almost as great
as the automobiles here when they do
their best to run some one down. and
L guess that is going some.
When the sea-serpent raises his
head to take an observation one gets
very good idea of what it is like,
because its head sticks up about
twenty-five feet above the water. Its
eyes are a bright green and about
the size of wash-tub bottom, and
+ constantly emit yellow sparks. When
1t breathes, slight whistling sound
= can be heard as the air is taken in
and when it is exhaled 1t takes on an
appearance of electric fire.
q "The body is covered with an
armor of scales, each being about the
@ size Of small soup plate, and when
y the body Is moved these give off q
d sound like the rubbing together o.
q two surfaces covered with resin.
). mo, am not going back there,
q am going to the springs"
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06
PITY THE GOULCS

A man or woman who does not
sincerely pity the Gould family must
indeed be callous of heart. Anna
Gould married fellow calling him.
self Count Castelane. His title was
bogus and if genuine it amounted to
no more than Justice of the Peace
in America. He proved a poor, brok-
en- down spawned rake, blackguard
and blk and squandered millions of
the Gould fortune. The accounts of
the affair nauseated two continents.
Now comes the threatened wash
ing of dirty underwear in the case
of Howard Gould and a fly actress he
married.
They put detectives on each others
trail about as soon as they had ex
| changed bridal vows. When the case
gets into court the United States will
hold it's nose for six weeks. If ole
Jay Gould has any way of reading
the history of the domestic troubles
of his defendants he will want tt
sit up in his coffin and burn a rag.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06
CARSON Boy WINS
THE CHAMPIONSHIP

The San Francisco Bulletin has
tnis TO say regarding a former carson
boy:
"A large crowd had gathered at the
CaLfornia CluD yesterday afternoon
by the time tOley and NicLau,uI.2
appeared on the whlte-lined a.puai-
tum. 1t was the first big ma,cn of
the tourney season. After tew
minutes OF rallylng the play began.
both were unusually cautious In me
opening set, Foley even refraining
from taking the net position. The
games See-Sawed, each player win
ming on his own servise until the
score was all; Foley lost his SER
vice IN the fifteenth game and also
failed to win the sixteenth and decld-
ing game of the set.
The Champion was decidedly off
his play in the next set and Nc
LouShIn won it without the loss of
a single game. Foley displayed much
of his old-time form in the third set,
which he won GA. The junior cham
pion was on The long end Of the score
in the first two games of the fourth
set. Foley won the third game, Mac
made it 81 and from then on the re-
suit was never in doubt. McL0ughlin
won the set 6-3.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06
LEISURE HOUR
..OLDS HIGH jINKS

The Leisure Hour Club OBJ Car
son had one OF It's semrannual blow
outs last evening and among the in
vited guests were all the outside peo-
pie who had helped them in their
DarktOwn minstrel entertainment.
About one hundred people gathered
last evening at the club rooms and it
being a Dickens night there was a
great array OF Dickens characters in
costume.
Nearly all the members of the club
appeared in costume and some OF
tnem looked as Ii they mad stepped
rlgnt Out of Old Curiosity onop,
bleak House or Davlu Loppertield.
After the audience were seated
there was a series Of tableauX from
we'll remembered scenes OF the novel
lists works and most OF them were SO
realistic and we'll arranged as to
bring forth d round OF applause.
MISS mabel Stewart rendered sew
eral vocal selections and Robert
t,ouniree gave some OF his laughabIe
spec.aIties which brought down the
house.
The guests then adjourned to the
banquet.
Tue editor OF the Appeal, who was
dressed N a Dickens suit furnished
By Abe COhn, acled as tOastmaster,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06
AMERICAN WINS DERBY

EPSON DOWNS England, June 5.
-Orby, Richard Croker's entry, with
J. Reiff, an American up, won the
Derby. This is the third time in the
history of the event that an American
has won the Derby.
Orby came home two lengths ahead
winning the race from eight of the
best horses in the world. Hundreds
of Americans bet on Orby from patri-
otic motives and made a great kill
ing, Orby figuring only as a nine to
one shot.
The King was among the enormous
throng Of spectators. The heavy
track on accent Of morning rains,
aided Orby.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06
DENIES THE ASSERTION
The Governor Asserts that he Never
Promised any one that he Would
Sign the Boxing Bill

Yesterdays Gazette has an inter-
view with a man named Stewart in
which the Governor is charged with
promising Stewart that he would sign
bill providing for limited round box
ing matches for Athletic Clubs
The Governor authorizes the Ap-
peal to state most positively that he
never promised any one that he
would sign such a bill and any one
stating that he did gives current to
statement that is most unqualifiedly
false.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06
THE GOVERNORS MANSION

The News of this morning calls
attention to the fact that the law
requires the State Board of Capitol
Commissioners shall decide on the
plans for the Governors Mansion
within sixty days after the site has
been selected.
This is a very serious question for
Carson City and it looks to man
up a tree that the Board had better
get together and decide quickly on
some plan
The only plans yet submitted are
from w. H. Lyon Reno architect.
Mr.. Riley Davis, clerk of the
Board Of Capitol Commissioners
stated to an Appeal representative
this morning that the time of the
legal acceptance of the site was the
time the deed reached the Board
which was on the 18th, of April.
The Board has until the 10th, Of
this month to accept the plans.
One plan is already before the
Board and Curtis, the Reno architect,
who is the supervising architect of
the library building is working on
another and R. A. Harold q Sacra-
mento architect, is in this city re1l-
tive to the same work
Before the time arrives the Board
will leo rnoS-- - oct II, tho ,,,at+g,~
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06

A Texas jury has found the Waterc-
Pierce Oil Company-which is one of
the names Of the Standard-guilty of
violating the antitrust laws of the
state and has fined it $1623 900. If
that verdict is affirmed by the higher
courts, you would better prepare to
pay your share of the fine, for the
price of oil will go up. There is alb
surdity in fining institutions which
can compel the people to pay the fine.
What is needed is to give the Grim
inals an opportunity to think behind
bars.
1t was reported yesterday after4
noon that a couple Of Indians had a
fracus near the Cradlebaugh bridge
and that one was SO badly stabbed
that he may die. The cause for the
alteration could not be ascertained
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-06
c]M,ho ATTRACTION
WILL Be FIRST CLASS

Manager Meder announces the en-
gagement OF the Manhattan Musical
Comedy company at the Opera House
iOr two nights commencing Tuesday
June 11th, presenting The Vacation
Girl" the latest New York musical
comedy success, a musical production
combining dramatic work of high
order with the latest and best of
comedy numbers. Miss Nodine Stew
art, prim2 donna soprano, appears in
varied roles throughout the program
and fully shows her ability to win
the hearts of her audience in all num-
bers from the lightest comedy to
grand opera, supported throughout
by a charming chorus of specialties
Manning and Best noted comedians
relieve the audience of any tendancy
toward sober serious thinking.
The Botanical Maids is described
as being a great singing spectacular
act, entirely new in every feature
I The musical program is especially
strong in all features from solo work
to ensemble numbers, written espec
tally for this production
In all a musical comedy success
handsomely costumed and staged
with magnificent scenery being showl
for the first time on the coast.