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members of that body who voted to
table his resolution, but will be
load for the republican party of the
next campaign Some of the MEM
bers of the House saw the mistake
and there now seems to be a dispo-
sition to revive the matter and cor
rect, as far as possible, the mistake
Hudspeth introduced a resolution to
investigate the expenditure of some
of the thousands of dollars appropriat
ed by the last Legislature by those
famous joint resolutions for which
any accounting. Hudsspeth Is anx-
ious to clear up the matter for the
benefit of the republican party, SO
that the imputation that some of
the money might have wandered away
from the channels of legitimate ex-
penses may be removed, but ~sixteen
of the republican members of the
house appeared to be afraid that the
investigation might not result in re-
moving all doubt about the legitimate
ed to Law the resolution on the table
This motion was made by Holt. who
brushed the matter aside by saying
that it was none of the business of
the present legislature what was done
by the last legislature. Since the re-
CURED to some of the republicans
that the voters may have a desire
to get further light on this matter
and that they may send different rep
resentatives to Santa Fe to the next
Legislature.
The leadership of Holt in the House
of representative is beginning to be
distasteful to some of the republicans
who have different ideas of the pro
prieties than are entertained by the
members from Dona Ana county. but
it is not likely that Mr.. Holt will
step aside in order to allow any 9th
er member to lead. He is filled with
the idea of his own importance and
doubtless believes that the legislature
without his leadership would be like
a kite without a tail
The new county projects are now,
it is believed, all before the house,
nation of a county out of the south
ern portion of Grant county, with
Lordsburg as the county seat, having
been introduced by Beach. Action on
some of the county bills was expected
by the advocates of these bills, but
the committee on counties and coun-
ty lies is still considering the bills.
1t is not impossible that some sort
of a combination will be made in the
house to pass these bills. The advo-
Gates of the Artesia county project
report progress. but they do not ap-
pear to be over confident of the pas
sage of the bill.
The bill providing for the abolish
ment of the Office of territorial game
warden has passed the house, but
there is no prospect that it will pass
the council The bill which was in
troduced in the house early in the
session providing for the abolishment
of the mounted police will be allowed
to die The stocl1men of the territory
want the mounted police to be contin-
ued and bill providing for an appro-
priation of s21,66O for that purpose
was introduced by Miera, in the coun'
ell, and will undoubtedly pass. The
legislature does not care to carry its
fight on the governor so far as to
incur the displeasure of the stocllmel
of the territory, and there are strong
indications that the fight will lot be
made.
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Fire in Pittsburn.

Pittsburg, Pa. Feb. 25.-A disast-
rous fire broke out in the Darby Desk
Company building today. 1t spread to
two adjoining buildings and three
buildings were practically destroyed.
One woman and two men were injur-
ed, but 7ot seriously.
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THE RECORD HAD ALREADY
NAMED 1T A PIPE DREAN

Naples, Feb. 25.-A statement is
published today from Prof. Metteucci
of Vesuvius observatory to the effect
that the opinion credited to him by
the Italian press regarding the posi-
BILE destruction of the earth by a
comet is pure invention.
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VOTE: YES Is. NO II
The Resolution Passes Even Before
pares and Submits Its Report Res
oIution Carries Exoneration in Every
Particular.

Austin, Tex, Feb. 25.-The state
senate at noon passed a resolution
dismissing the Bailey Investigating
committee, before it coull prepare a
report, and exonerating Bailey in ev-
cry particular. The vote was Is ayes
to IL nays.
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Oil Expert 10 Here.

John H. Gatey. the oil expert from
Pittsburg, Pa, arrived Saturday and
today made a trip of inspection to
the prospective oil fields OF Roswell
His report will be given tomorrow.
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HESS G. CO., sUc-
cESSORS TO WALTON.

After making such changes and
improvements as were necessary, so
that the new Photographic instrument
we use could be used to the best ad-
vantage, we are now prepared and
ready to do the best and finest por-
trait work that has ever been produc-
ed in Roswell. We very cordially in
vite you to visit our studio. 05tf
HESS & co.
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Copy of Letter.

santa r e, N M, FeD %, 1SOi
"Mr j. S. Lea, Roswell, N. NJ
My Dear Sir 1 have just read
your interview in the Daily Record.
and am somewhat surprised that you
should return to Roswell and give out
such a statement, purporting to be
the gist of the general conversation
here at Santa Fe, concerning the Gov
ernor and myself. In substance you
have said to the people at Roswell
that the Governor is nice fellow,
but incompetent for his present posi-
tion. and then follow this up by say
ing that l have prostituted my Office
in tae interest of railroads.
As to the statement concerning
the Governor know exactly where
you received the information which
you give out as the concensus OF
opinion here-it was either from Col.
Max Frost himself, or some of his
ilk.
After all sorts of efforts to destroy
and hinder the good work that Gov
ernor Hagerman has done the last
resort seems to be, by very few, to
try to damn him with faint praise.
Such methods are not worthy of his
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OF NO SURPRISES IN
LEGISLATION.
THE STATUS OF BILLS

The District Attorney Bill Seems a
Schemes as Club Over Independ-
ent Members Why Hudspeth's In
Vestigation Bill Was Killed.
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Hear the PHILHARMONIC, the
'ibig'' orchestra, 1S pieces, Thursday
night, Feb. %, in the new Sheridan
Block 1t
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LEADING OFFICIAL COMMENTS
ON ANTI-RAIlROAD
AGITATION.
A SPIRIT OF UNREST

Some Justification for Public Hostili-
ty Against Railroads. The Investi-
cation Into the Hartman Roads Re-
sumed Today Hartman on Wit
ness Stand.
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NEARLY TWO HUNDRED THoUs.
AND STOLEN FROM CHICAGO
SUB-TREASURY.
STOLEN A WEEK AGO

1t is Thought the Money Was Taken
by Clerks, and is in Large Bills
Sub-Treasurer Declines to Tell Just
Where the Shortage Occurred.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL
DEFENDS HIMSELF.

DEFENDS HIMSELF.
Inasmuch as the Record published
the interview complained of, it is but
fair that we should give space to the
following communication from Attor-
ney General Reid:
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Feb. 25
Roswell Record, Roswell, N. NJ.
Gentlemen In a recent issue of
your paper appears an interview with
Mr.. ]. S. Lea, in which he purports
to inform the people of the Pecos
Valley as to the status of matters at
Santa Fe, concerning Governor Hag-
erman and myself. I believe. this in
terview demands a public reply from
myself, and l am sending you here
with copy of letter, this day sent to
Mr.. Lea, and would ask that you kind
ly publish the same II the columns
of your paper. Very respectfully
yours,
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
neal Reporf

Roswell, N. NJ, Feb. 25.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., 81; min, 20; mean, 43.
Precipitation, 90; wind N. W., We
locity miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Tuesday; warmer
tonight.
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Deaths From tuberculosis.

A. L. jam, formerly an operator for
the r. 1. & P, at one of its small
stations in New Mexico, who came
here a short time ago seeking bene-
fit for consumption, died Saturday
and the remains we're shipped Sunday
to his old home at Charlestown, Ind
His wife, Mrs. jam, accompanied
the body to it's final resting place.
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Mrs. ]. S. Rogers, aged 30 years.
died Thursday afternoon in a tent
near the Ward Sanitarium, of con-
her husband about two months ago
The Knights of Pythias nave been
showing the sick woman and her fam
lily many kind attentions, aid they
have in that way become well known
to many Roswell people The deceas-
ed leaves four small children. The re-
mains were shipped Saturday to the
old home in Chelsea, l. T.. accompa-
MED by the husband and children.
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COUNTY

THE BILL WILL, 1T is EXPECTED
PASS THE HOUSE.
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Elmer C. Powell, who came here a
short time ago from Paola, Kan. for
the benefit of his health. died this
morning at the tubercular ward II
st. Mary's Hospital from an attack
of pneumonia. He was about "a years
old. The remains are being cared for
at the Ullery undertaking parlors.
pending the receipt of word from rel
atives
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02
RO0SEvElT'S SGHOSTLYVI5ITORS
Ardmus Warde and Josh Billings Make Midnight Call
at the White House

OF these poNEht konFeht"n5aih2Iit1es
OF WASHINGTON Soclaty. we are mere
mostly = '2E" H. % d'ScI." Speliin
REFORM. 7''Cn'uS meASa1Etn 10 you
~ min''S AGO tn2t lie was huntln
my post ''iii'e H"r's5 II ''' lhlernui
iV'''F' ->'"' ~ d ".,'--s- "l iact
"'f' Gown 'Nefe 10 E'a E'n OF hls
''''i >'', 'Ni ''','''~ ''i'" 'iA
'''' '''''' ''
H''' ''''"'i''' 'i'Ne Ill III "drae'
"'" you % onoerS'ahd lh9t JOSH
ana ne IIEe nermernantIy In the
| '''Ii'5 q III" oIeSt hn' we occaShuhiy
''N' SPIN on 'Ie Io%or more 10 meet
~" l'''"S al" I"o up 'SainSI IFe
'N'!''N'
II can readily appreciate my dear
| Artemns, that 2 continual round Of
/ harp exercise might eventually become
mCn0tinOus 90 people Of strenuous
! lrrcclivitios like ourselves an an &C
casione] excursion into the precincts
| Of the little gentleman in red, might
prove diverting, as I imagine that
a constant association with angels
might. in time YOU know. become
mon0toniors. like continuous diet
of quail. I'm not in any way desiring
to b@ understood as rejecting on the
J general cvco'lence of society up there.
'ycu understand" =
Yes, Of course Teddy, we are next
to your idear. When Josh and me
get into heven we really had a close
shave. SAINT Peter, he said to me:
Artemus, you've been a somewhat
wicked man in your time, payin hors
races and attendin round dancip
skools and usin profanity, but you al
lers run trooly morril show and yur
inkalculabel services for spellin re-
form gives you the right to join Us
here and your harp is watin you He
also remarked that while Josh Bill
, Inns had been considerable more of 3
worldlin than myself he got in, al
though | noticed his harp had the ap-
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NAH
FREE: FIJI: {: {: IZ...IHI5 |. Il.
TIL: SNOW
HORRIBLE PLIGHT OF BRAKEMAN
MCDONALD WHO WAS FATALLY
tNJU6ED THIS MORNING AT
STEAM BOAT.

Crushed and unconscious, Brakeman
Church Mcdonald lay for hours on the
rack of the V. and T near Steamboat
Springs today while the crew of the
passenger train was blistfully ignor
ant Of his horrible plight.
Mcdonald is the brakeman on the
mail train. This morning he wa;
missed after the mail left Steamboat
and when the local was met the crew
of that train was asked to look out
for him, as it was though he was letl
at Steamboat.
The engineer of the local saw a mar
lying beside the track as the trai1
neared Steamboat and upon examina
tiOn Fnis was found to be Mcdonald
crushed, bleeding, unconscious ant
half frozen
The injured man was picked up ant
all speed made to Reno where he
was given medical attention. HI
was unconscious when found and re
mains so this evening. It is impOssi
bic to tell how badly he is hurt ex
cept that one arm is grightfully bruie
ed and his body is a mass of blacI
and blaze spots. His head has two lac
erarions and it is possible he is hur
internally.
1t is thought that Mcdonald. il
looking for tramps as the train Ief
the station at Steamboat, leaned to
far cut and striking some wood pilA
close to the track was knocked O:
and received injuries as he fell. Unit
he recover consciousness it will b
impossible to say just how the acci
dent happened.
Mcdonald is a general favorite OF
the mail train from his courtesy an
| kindly treatment Of the passenger
and has many friends in this city
Reno and Virginia. General Manage
YerlngtOn has instructed Reno to Sc
that Mcdonald has every care possibl
70 give, and though he is unconscious
/ his recovery may be expected.
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and the management is supposed to
have lost money, but all claims were
met and Riley is in the game for fur
there matches. Jack O'Brien will, in
all probability, be the next man to
fight in Tonopah and is ready TO meet
any man on earth.
After the fight Cans said: Il won,
as | expected to but I had a hard
man to handle. re fought every inch
of tn way and was game to the
core. He acted the gentleman all
! through the fight and I extend con-
! gratulatiOns for the showing he
made.
Herman said: Il was fairly beaten
and I want to say that no man'cOuld
have fOuht fairer than Cans all
through the mill. 1 was simply out OF
nv class and I guess I have paid the
penalty. The best man Won"
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02

An injunction has been granted by
Judge Breen restraining the McNa-
mara Company from extracting fur
ther ore from that portion of the un-
derground workings which is alleged
belongs TO the West End mining COM
pany.
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FUNERAL OF MRS NEWMAN

Mrs. Jesse Newman was buried
from the Presbyterian church this 3f-
ternoon, Rev. NcCreery officiating.
There was a large number of friends
in attendance at tha church. The vo-
cal and Instrumental music was fur
nished by the choir.
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Mas very puSs o"y VIII 'no pi i0'A
lent who was very busy receiving
alters all day. He closed the public
-ooo.+4o. roo,, o+ II ~ ~ 70 gat a
.:..:u,,. 10 ,.oa aoz |
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AK e"N9 "0ADG ''7l~ y 1''i ~
we h'h mere 70 tn9 N"IIe iio''9V
10 honsraluIa'1 yer On 'ne OILY '''
Iem / Speilih ielo'il 'ii<' was =
"oap'ed TO 'he grown i>iie.'l' VI 'iV
rapidly deNeloplh hu""E "l "'li''-i
, nave the onor CT n'ln H"'H' ooi Il
citizen
De hshted responded me preS'-
oeh'' eraSplhS lhe Shaoo"E NAN" "i
the ia1e lamen1ed Af'ShuS' ure"
inspiration from your "oIhS VIE"
was chlld. Ana you my uear man.
turning gloWlnsly upon Mf' BILLINGS
nave made me an everlasting oeotor
lot your au'ahceu nheChoos vi pho-
nenc spelllng' "hlch' "hlle once the
Scoh ana os "ofo ol al ul iiihiii9
.popuiace is now Favored py the pest
and most advanced mentailly ol Ine
country. "elcohc you 10 the "hi@e
mouse that l may nave an opportunity
OF discussing with you gentlemen so
I i've topic as SpeihhS reform u
"hlch you were the ADVANCED guard
and may "9li say the sturdy plo-
neerS OF a phohenc clVllZatoh.
SPeahlh cl i've '"pichs MlS'3r
ireSIo'h'. SInceFelF regret 'lidl am
Ii"' "iH SCH III 'H'' H"PF N''ii"l>i-" IA
," "''''e''l"H WIN I"e ""'E
presume 'D'' S"o iI"7' leN leu
III ''''' p'''iH ''l' ''' GUMS '''iiceS vi
h'E uh'oFi"Iale uelnESe some years
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p''S+9 VI 'iIV N''i'''F VIII" I97"lu 81
po'-'ic'I Ieall'nS-
""'Vl'i9ed 1'H 9h"" "A''"9IN'
anu ''Ie'S P'i' my olII9' zen 'h7N
ID" ne III 'i'e SIl"hV loom they lei'
'iht P'"ii t"o H"ll"I'u ana IillE o"'
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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02

The largest purse Jeffrys ever
fought fought for was when he re-
ceived S32,7zS for thrashing Corbett
at Coney Island. Many men we know
would not undertake the contract for
double the amount.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02

Inc Leisure Hour Club will have a
hayseed party this evening. Nothing
but genuine hayseed costumes will be
allowed in the hall under any con-
sideration.
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the jaw that forced him to a clinch g
to save further punishment. Her l
man sent in a fierce drive to the short /
ribs and followed it with a punch in
the neck that sent his opponent 10 {
the ropes. After tne gong sounded
Cans got in a belated right on Her {
mans face, but Hpologized and shook
hands for the accident, the crowd
cheering his act.
Round Three-The two went at It
lively and with some bitterness. They
exchanged right swings to the face
and Herman was staggered and near
" went to the mat with a blow on
the neck, but recovered quickly and
went at his man to receive many pun
ishing blows on the face which .sert !
him staggering to the ropes.
Cans was on top OF his man like .
hull dog and putting i effective short
arm work and unbalanced his man
with a left hook over the ribs. Gahs
secured q decided lead in this round
and Herman vert to his corner with
drawn distressed look on his face
- if he ,ra1izod what he Vas ~
2@ainst The crowd rose and choeTyl
this roHnd Justify and bets of of ,cn %
ono ON Cams found no takers.
po-.,,a r7,rr---Af,r,, . crirch r1nr,oa,,
..,,.,,,,.u rf,rl,+ f., tho ri1,, an7 loft -
-, .,.,.,.l, -r,,a,- ,,,f..,l o.. o,~-o
..,,.... 49,, r5o,,,o, -o+4iod co,e with
O ebor, riob+ 70 hi. head The men
,hor missed tarrific rfabt SWINGS and
unrmar landa1 q 7nft @ n the stomach.
C,,- n1an+od his riob. ia tba law with
,,,.,o+ foroo ar- tbav EXCHANGED lofts
70 Al, etor,oob 11o,,,,,ao e1r,,nq =
,,o,.l ri,r1,. 10 +bo io-,- o,,d ro5r,-,.oa =
with . 1,oa,-,, loft 70 4ra eton,acb +ba+
} ,,,,do C,,- ,-;,oo = voc On c,on
round and uor,oan.s hac1.ars took
ec,,,o oc1d cor,f,,+
'','' w.
t ,'.1. ,,.,,'' ,. ~,
2 49,, .,,95 Coua ;uto -
! p.'. ,' - : ,ast
tho ,,osr can. +.on .,,o+ o,,- III,
r;o,+ ond i landed IN t1ernor.. low
/ aud fooo uor,,, cont s+r.iob+ loft
= q tho faca bn+ cors o,oorntor.,
D with two hard rieb+s 70 tha law and
in ,,ix,,, +b.+ fo,1o,,od Cave o,,+-
: noin+ea .,e ma, uarran,s work
Il 1ool,od eood 70 bis friends
po,,,a Ci, Co,- o,o,-o.,.- ,-.,-,.
l eoo;-,,- ,a., Wanna
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" hoo1- foo. ..Co,ou -, e.u :. :,
s a -, +''i' III"
seconds as Cans Of Ionor r.o,-c~o g,o,-a
his RIGHT again 10 tho II. Co-,s
almost sent uarr,ar ..., -,
ronps with rioh+ hooks - :,--
" Herman was again fno1fna r,.l,.,c,.,.,..
and lost his iauntv air
Ro1nf soron-tearn,an o,ono, +1,o
round with . Iof, s.,,-in,, - .7,a .;,,a
but C.,rc ,ooro +1,o,, rrc.+ a,-o., ....,, 4--.-
riehts and . loft 70 Tho -+o,,,oor 1Ion
= man ra15od and 1ondoa III, ,ac-
. tbo, ,.i,rlt - 49,
- went n = cIinob Cane fooo, 49,.
fpbtino and oo+ 11o,,,,ou oo.o.,,.. -,
rones nja,+od ,ia,,4 ,
face Herman fo,,ob+ ,,,ilai,.
closed in Cans mot bi,,, ,,.i+,, .-.
= fir right unnorcnt 70 tho fooo +,,o. ,oe,
N tie ,,,o,,- '0i
. followed his man to bie o
they EXCHANGED hodv h1ous rbo ha,
:, changed as the mon vora srorrirr !,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02

Schmitz and Reuf are still fighting
for delay in San Francisco.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02
CANS Wins IN EIGHT ROUNDS
The M|dWnter Mil Fought al Tonopah in Zero Wealh
er Women Show Their New FRS and jouIr j|oourn2!! nc!
lists Report t1e F0h With AitIens. Full De-
scripdon Of lh9 Flint BY R0, IDS.

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. . .,,o +.,,,,,,,o ~ tho
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-;,, .o-.. 4,,o eab+
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49, > vo,..-
=, ., ~,
,.,..,c 49, ,,..., Ca.;.,
l,,-,
p.-,.,
ny ''i-''' Nl'e''.' '''' JIM GU
''.''
'i''--'t'' WIG" '""t ''' "'"i" "i-'
''S winner a. any 'I'"e 7'" any N'i.7"'
'"f i"F any ming III sign,
- r'e''''''''"'y Io"'
st"&nWfli' II became cleaF % me
m2h2"Cm@ m@nt that II "ouid De hece'-
sary to get down to business and
accordingly, Powell Of San Francisco
anu parry .! lhe name Vi ny dh
fought a preliminary, for which no
state Hcence was required. Ryan
was several pounds heavier than his
opponent and stronger and the Powell
end was represented by the most
cleverness. They put up game fight
and interested the spectators. The
referee held the contest to have been
draw and the crowd concurred.
Mrs. Cans Wires Instructions
/ Mrs. Cans who lives in the staid
precinct Of Boston sent several mes
sages to her boy instructing his to
Bring home the bacon" Look out
for his right and keep his bread bask-
ct guarded and other evidences OF
the maternal sollcltude that fond
mother would naturally have for h er
o1sprlng under the circumstances.
Facing the Cameras
The men entered the ring little
before four O'Clock and Cans sot the
heartlest reception. 1t was simply a
tempest OF applause.
Trey soon threW off their bath robes
ana faced the came-as shivering, as
heE lelt the chill OF the arena on
IeF pare Sklhs.
lie moving picture machine was
'"'o"h lh'o play and the hight from
t"iS source Shed ghastly yellow
glare over the crowd which was pc
'"iIdr ana "NcahhE 10 me hrst de
7'FS'
At le" minutes past Ioor 1hf
'I1@ was cleared, danS belnS second
ca ny QUO Goh BobNorth and XIX
oIIiiilS'
Nae Lewis Adam Ryan Ed Cluff
sam "i"il' Iu Lee ana a rev otherS
o0'liieu 1t necessary 10 hahoIe Her
"''''-
me S7tVe Dy ROUNDS
''hu he Hell came toSetn
''''i manu- Hildi' ana got 10 "ori
'' 'l'00 a' inc VI uihe, lhe1
-, 80 So ~ "'i ana 'dh'
'"''ie' iiei iiiai
"'' '"' 'ne udlheA
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02

The change in temperature in the
last twenty four hours is not especial
ly relished by the ice man.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02

The recent rise in Belcher is attri-
buted to the interest that Guggen-
heimer and Rockefeller is taking in
the COmstock.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02
Later

RENO Jan. 2-McDonald died #
his Injuries shortly after o'clock.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02

LOST-Two keys tied together, he
tween LivingstOns and the News Of
flee. Finder will please leave them
at this Office.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-02
After the Battle

The attendance owing to the intan
Sc cold weather, was not above $500