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cargo and took out a long list oi freight, including many bales of cot ton. Captain, Stanfield. who recently Jeff a sick bed at Memphis to take command of the steamer, was quite sick while aboard the boat here.
 "A telephone attachment has been invented by George E4ell of this city whereby the user of the phone may be enabled to use the receiver while his two hands are free. This little device will be quite a convenience to persons who are continually writing while at the phone.
 Rural Route No 3, under the control of the Pine Bluff postoflice, was established Saturday by Post master Furth The new route affects the Ladd, Ark, postofice, which has
 been discontinued. Mail for resi- dents there will be delivered at the local office in future and mail of res idents between this Icity and Ladd will be delivered by the rural route
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ADN .ANCE SPECIAL.
NEWS FORECAST
 FOR COMING WEEl
Fish.Harriman Contest.

The Fish Hartman contest for control of the Illinois Central "a road will be resumed Wednesdl when the adjourned annual meeA will convene in Chicago. AdheTe' of both sides declare themselves cs fident of winning in the coming stIN gle for supremacy. The fight is I the election of successors to E Hartman, Stuyvesant Fish, John cob Astor and X. G. Hackstah.
 Mir. Fish controls d majority ot proxies, MT. Hartman will cease be a director, as will also Nr. AA and MEr. Hackstaff. If, on the o'1 %' hand, Mr. Harfiman, wins, Fish VIII forced out of tha directorate.
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COnsiStOry at ROmc.5

The most important event- o week. in rgllsiol's l firclcs will be consistory to be held at Rome Monday, when Mgr. Pietre CaSpA secretary of the congregation o traordinary ecclesiastical affairs A Andsieu,. archbishop of Marsellies' Mgr. Lucon, archbishop oft[Rhz will be appointed cardinals. A pu. consistory will be held on Thurs' when the red hat will be come. on the archbishops who were ra' to the cardinalate at the last cons OrY.
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Holiday, Gifts for Men

: Not 2 single item in this list but that willS be appreciated as being substantial and useful. Mems Smoking Jackets in fancy wool goods, warm :aal comfortable ..............$6O 100 to 5000 yasns Ioungng and Bath Robes of heavy wool plank est cloth and real Turkish towel
 sIls1e .s. XO. CU to 1lLCU <Hs ens Office Coats neat and well 7. I <a4tine .1.s.. :. :" .v.. r. $500 to $75Os
 Mems Jersey Coat Sweaters, Spaldng's best made, SFiyatton up in front Neat colors ......'.'' S3oO
 Fall Protectprs of heavy black sl!k heu ",''
 s4llite silk destgned protect the cqllar and snF snF
 H-,ont \ very convenient and acceptable
 $$-,zft .-,.........~........s. $2O0 to $3.5D sy7 hinnlers in @,aai and arocaded large squares 7s,l iong shapes, Solid and fancy colors 75c to S2 as3k Sslspenders with sterling silver ana so!u ie' xrsa,ckles each pair :in handsome box: lnislas et yisrave tiYree ba aleke .t$1 50 to $500 1sals rsabresiSs a v,+ie,y of faney natnra' wood Band lime 1ndlss. 7ho,s atisxaysa 'fres: on 5 1cunbtelaa aasaiess ..a. ,.e> +$25O to $l5.OV
 ,anpo,ted silkIalf Hose yaretyoof solid coiors cerv ,ich and. tasty gifts S2.OO Zine lisle Fancy Half Hose many patterns O5c
 2ssnev Vests n, corded pique, heavy basket "eaVes' 1hs nnels, eetc., in1the latest models .'. < : S1 50 to $7.50 < sa,1p Gloves heavy leather soft and piabe, extra large andslongsgahntlef ..:.,.s g. a... $3.5D g~adress and Dress alia Gloves hSte ef&s
 rga ........................' Sl. .OU to 90.CO
 sS5ls lined Kid Gloves very warm .S1 75 to S3. .OO
 sE,iday four in hand Ties, fine brocaded and fancy
 dsured silks each ill a separate box ........S1. 50
 Tne new dozet kid leather Nectes for }shea swell
 v,sung man The nswest rage. Many cofors.e 1.5O'
 xvnite Silk Handkerchiefs for embroderins and
 etrsw,, work .......... ;...:: soc to $1.5O
 Fancy Silk Ifanulserchefs in many novel sa-<s sSTyleS '"'.' .IVC
 sr.taled Silk Handkerchiefs ...... 5OC and 75c
 Fine Initiaed linen Handkerchefs. 15C and 25C Psain hemsttched linen Handkerchiefs, 1-4 and l-2
 .1ach hems ....................., 25c to soc
 And many other articles for gentlemans use
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f xeRlEF MENTION. !
 : I J 3$ @
 |. A + < + +s+ F ++ : +

". H. Bellamy of Altheimer was in the city Saturday. : Harry Hankins of Monticello is in the city visiting relatives.
 M. H. Johnson, of Little Rock, was bushes visitor in the city.
 Attorney W. T. Woodbridge was in Little Rock yesterday on legal busi- ness.
 Mrs. Sam Strauss of Cincinnati s visiting Mrs. J. B. Simon on West Sixth avenue.
 Doctor w. E. Brunson of Swan Lake was a guest at the Hote! lief ferson yesterday.
 Constable Frank Stewart has re- turned from Little Rock, where he went on official business.
 Mrs. F. A. Jarvis and children ,ol Swan Lake were In the city yesterday making Christmas purchases.
 Miss Henrietta Taylor will ar rive from Virginia to spend lhs holidays with relatives in this city,
 Howell WestbrooI and Roy Fowls will arrive Saturday from Fayetteville to spend the holidays wth their parents.
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Very Suggestive.

The mother was expecting guest; for ;the evening and o'clock the youngest son was told that it was bedtime. The little fellow persist ed fin sitting up for the occasion, pleading fear of the darkness. His mother assured him there was noth. ing to fear. saying he would not be alone th2t the angels would be in thef room to guard him Finally the! yOungster reluctantly went to bed. An hour later the little figure appeared hn the doorway of the din ingi room ni,ucll to the amusement of the entire company saying; < IMama.'
 ! We'll dqal}> his mother said. !,
 May l speak, ihalha?" : !
 fCertaiuly dear. What do you want?"
 Mama, are the angels in my room now?'4 3 i ii
 Yes, dear" l
 Are they in my bed, too?"
 Oh yes, yes. deart'' said the mother impatiently. < Well, then, mama, the angels are biting me"
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Ore ss Patterns for Gifts

We have selected some o our, hanasohesl anu :
 ,ast 1es;rahla Dress Goods which to make specla rrass patternl prices The man who wishes to make a very nice Xmas present can not wrong in select ino one of th4se Come in and make your selection ,t your leisure We will lay it away and deliver ac- cording to yoQr direction.
 6 yd Dress Pattern in fine imported bfoaoc1o''' ,lack or coors A seasons fayorite fabric Worth $900 specia2 ..,.......'''' .''..' @OoO vd Dress Pattern in fine English Broadcloth black and colors worth $50; special S5. .5U vd Dress Pattern in Fancy Suitings, all wool goods nretty patterns worth $S.75; special S7 .OO yd Dress Pattern in 56-inch Novelty Sultlnss splendid goods, worth $500: special S4.Z5 t2 vd Dress Pattern in imperial chiffon silks, placS and colors special price ..........,.,..'..S Sll.VV Waist Pattern in fine Plaid Silk Pads are very pop ular Worth $295; special ................ SZ.Z5 Novelty Silks for Dresses and Waists in bright ar ray of shades and fancies, worth 7oc per yard, Black Taffea Silk for Skirts and Dresses, yard "oe worth $50; special Sl.3O
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D w. Boyce devotes his time io
 R. II. NJ. Mills has recovered from brief illness.
 For sale-Shetand pony, buggy a.nd harness. Can be seen at Robin sens stables. 12-6-3t
 For your Christmas dinner, q Ssuality Fruit Cake, 40c per pound; 1ny size. The Quality Shop. ii
 Attorney M. A. Austin was able ::as be at his office yesterday after be Tng at home sick for several days.
 Ed Jones, the popular deputy sheriff, was much better yesterday, but is still too weak to leave his bed.
 -LOS1-One pair of q amond ear rings. Finder will return to .he Graphic and receive reward If ,cof s25.
 -Wanted--Lady. assistant book- keeper and stenographer. State ref erence and salary wanted Address EOS, care Graphic l2-12-6t
 4 NEW REMEDY.
 Iiefehers Corn and Bunion Salye:: guaranteed to cure or your money re- funded. Sold by Chas. Here ar. eloI East Barraque, and by D. I. ' Ills & Co, 223 West Second 4t-2w
 -Wanted-Energetic n>t to travel in Arkansas, E '-'''' IT." un- necessary. Good wag Ns c'iior made suit of clothes f. 2id1' NJ SD days. J. E. McBrady and O., Van Buren St., Chicago. >
 John II. shelby, county treasurer ,nd the man who has no opposition for the office of county clerk at the coming primaries, has purchased an interest in the o. H. Hardin. Furni- eure Company, one of the most pro- sressive firms In the city. He has neen elected vice president of the company. s'. :.H
 several hours late because of the low stage of the water in the Arkan, ssas river, the steamer J. N. Harbi1 arrived here Friday night from Mem phis in charge of Captain E. \. Stan field. The boat brought in good
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BURDELL'S RELATIVES
 ARE UNHEARD FROM

No news has been received assyet of the relatives of w. Fl. Burdel, who died at McGehee, and whose remains are being held here at the Ruebel undertaking parlors by the Eagles lodge of which he is mem Der. It is probable that the body will be Inferred in Oakland Sunday or Monday, in case nothing is heard by that time.-Little Rock, Democrat
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Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Simmons National Bank of Pine Bluff for the cleo ton of directors 70 serve for the ensuing year and for such other business as may come before them, will be held in the rooms of said bank on Tuesday. January 14th. 1908. JOE 5N1cHoL,
 Cashier.
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WILL MEET AT
 FORT SMITH IN 1908

All of the delegates who attend ed the annual meeting of the State Federation of Labor here the past week have returned home, the meet ing having adjourned late Friday
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ToPleas<e the Boys

\ nice new Suit of Clothes, an Overcoat or Rain 4.oat will surely please the boy Our stocks can furnish them from medium to finest grades. Heefers and Top Coats boys in ages 3 to 16 years \ fine line of fabrics in these neat shades Top Goats cravenetted .............. .S5 OO to y1C JO Russian Sailor Blouse and Buddie Tucker Suits 4oi I,ys ill ages front 12 to II years. either paln o Enckerbocker. trousers. Grays, browns, blues and mixtures in splendid wool materials. S3 50 to S9 Bows and Youths Suits in fancy all wool cheviots heavy serges unfinished worsteds in tn staple double breasted style, we'll lined and strongly made, the
 etter grades strictly tailored. Suits for school or dress wear from .X3 5O to XlZ.0U a3oys' Telescope and College Hats, black and all
 shades 0l.ZC duu 01.lC &shildrens Caps, the largest lines ever sho"n heFe HI extent, variety of styles and
 materials ...........,... ............25c to $1.25 lfoys' Sweaters, Jersey knit and honeycomb pattern for all ages, solid colors and fancy
 >striped ......,................ soc to l.5O Windsor Silk Ties, plain hemstltched also SIX Jour in hands for boys ................'... :Z5c
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Gloves, Hosiet y, Etc.

4 handsome pair of Kid Glo1es is the Christmas gift par excellence for lady friend In the Perr!ns Gloves we offer as handsome and stylish Gloves be had anywhere
 Perrns long 16-bu1ton Kid Glove in all desirable shades ...... ...:.. ........,... $50 Perrns clasp Kid Gloves many shades, pearl buttons metal clasps ......i 50 Kayser finger tipped Silk Glove, 20-button length. winter weight ....t.............X X2 () Suede Lsle Gloves, l6 button length splendid in and appearance, colors black gray. X1 5) Ladies' Driving Gloves ill heavy kid, large, long gauntets very pable, good values ....... H2 ()C Ladies' Silk Hose, imported hand made goods deep hem, garter top, thread soles, heels and toes, in black and evening shades. Elegant and rich
 Silk Lise Hose a pretty novelty with checked boot and lace top. ersey knit top, double sole, heel and toe ......... Sl I0 Gauge Lise Hose in evening shades .5(c
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THE EAGLES BALL
 WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The Eagles will give another or their delightful balls and banquets at their hall on West Second avenue on next Wednesday night. The committee who have the affair in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-15

They assure their friends and mem bers of the local acre that q most enjoyable time is in store for them Good music is assured
 12-15-4t.
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Will Discuss Currency.

William B. Ridgely, controller ol currency; Charles N. Fowler " man of the committee on banklnS currency of the House of Repres'' tives, Postmaster General von 'p and other financial authorltles take part in discussion of lh0 rency question to be held uliu'' |, auspices of the National CiVlc f''' ton in New York on Monaa' Tuesday. SI ~ q=.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-15

afternoon. Fort Smith was select ed as the next meeting place. Pres- ident c. C. Calvert and the execu- tive committee, composed of the vice-presidents of the Federation, held a meeting after the convention adjourned, outlining plans for the 1908 convention.
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The SiX-ROom Flat.

s Mrs. Josh-.T know these rooms are very small, George, but we can get along at least for time. There is no use in complaining. Cant you see the funny side of it, and make a joke?"
 Mir. Josh-'I don't see where could put 1t if I did"
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--Wanted-For 1908. expe'" ed salesman, Attractive hn' retail trade. Worth $500 moD and better, to producers. fo'' permh nent ato' enetgetie and c,s;,, ss', men. Box '74. Rept' se' oD III.
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] Dreufus Department Store E ! 4 INTERVIEWING VEARABLE'% #<#4
Ladies' Ready to Wear Garments, as Christ
 mas Gifts
cou11 AN YrH1Ne BE MORE DESIRABLE MORE pRAcr1cALq

cor1D ANYTHING BE MORE DESIRABLE MORE PRACTICAL? E,aa our aatuents sude condition Fine Costumes Imported an1 TOT h"NIh garments for the aithfq house servant The a reduced make on Suits skirts and Ralfo g}e ao ed attraction for these gift articles xa~Y The cent purchase of manufacturers wind up lots r Women andC m 11se o ,oir Ieuesen amostdou o the ordinary Evnhg Wraps eako desu-t In that will surely meet the appoa ot wonnll eandju are 5El looking pIced tstanta
  nicer of
 
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STANDING IN
 JUNIOR STOVE RACE

Standing Of contestants in Reap & Crawford Furniture Company's junior range. contest December IS,
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Footwear for Gifts

So many useful and neat presents for every mem Der of the family and even for the servants are to h had in this Department
 Ladies Felt Juliets, all wool felt, in many coors with and without buckles .....$1 50 and $lN Mems Felt Romeos, best felt sole, leather soes black only ......'.'. Xl ,N Misses and Cihldrens Felt Juiets, far trimmed il all colors; sizes small as infants in these. S1 (n Nuns Lambs Wool Slipper Soles for crochet slip pers all sizes in these also from infants to men3 Infants soft sole Kid Shoes, in bright colors anl pretty combinations, also infants cute little
 mOccaSlnS ...t........ ..''''. JU Chdrens Eeggins in knit wool Jersye and bearskh
 ADVANCE SPECIAL.
 We have in stock our lines of next Springs h9 shoes for ladies, embracing OXfords, Pumps GbaE Ties Court Ties and Sailor Ties ill all desirable GH ors and in all widths A very swell lines of laqA footwear. A pair of these will make most acceJ able present. If you don't know the size. buy E small size at a venture We will exchange them
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M
 D LOCAL AND OTHERWISE, s1 . . . . A- . . ' ' . . . . '

D W. Boyce devotes his time
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-11
More Welcome
improvements

A crew OF men are busy tearing
cut the front of the store occupied by
7. j. Farrer and company and an en-
tire new plate glass front will pc
put in. AS soon as this is completed
the front of the Burlington Shoe
store will be taken out and new
front installed there Both will be
up-to-date in every respect and will
make wonderful improvement in
the property. Mrs. FOX and John
Wagner owners Of the property are
both to be congratulated on their en-
terprise which should be highly APP
preciated. Mrs Fox has been inn
proving her different holdings in this
city steadily for the past several
months and her property all along the
street now presents a fine appear
anct.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-11
Nevada Hills Will Build Road

S6,o0o,0U0 is blocked out, and more
than 10000 sacks piled up on the
several dumps. The treasurers re-
port showed that the company, after
paying the usual quarterly dividend,
will have enough money on hand to
build and equip the road With a
production of sixty tons a day the
wagon transportation would amount
to S345,000 for a single year, which
is as much as the roailroad would
cost. Besides the tonnage from it's
own mine, the roaod would be assur-
ed of all the freight and considerable
tonnage from other mines.
The committee will take immedi-
ate action and unless assurances can
be had that the Southern Pacific is
ready to extend its line without de-
lay, surveyors will enter the field at
once and the road will be construct
ed this fall and winter There are
no heavy grades once the mine is
left behind, and it will not be an eN
pensve line to build Climatic con
ditiOns ar enOt bad in the early win
ter months and the company, with
the money in the treasury to pay caSl
for everything. will experience no
difficulty, it is thought i'll settins
material
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-11
MiiIGrS Boom
Was a Fake

The boom at Millers has bursted.
hundreds of miners from Tonopah and
GoldnGld rushed to the scene of the
reported placer find and when they
arrived there were shown bottles OF
nuggets claimed to have been taken
from the sands IN that vicinity. They
started TO prospect and hundreds OF
claims were staked out when a wise
miner came along, took look at the
nuggets and saw they were from
miled ore. He put the gang wise
and they started back to the other
camps, sadder but wiser men.
Two Greeks digging a we'll started
the joke with the intention OF caus-
ing a little excitement in the milling
town. The report of the find spread
to the other camps with the result
that the auto renters and the livery
stables reaped harvest OF money.
Its an il wind that blows nobody
good.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-11

looked for time as though Virginia
City was on its last legs, but the
deep mining project came to the res
cue. Ore was found in the hitherto
submerged levels of the Consolidated
California and Virginia and finally in
Ophir, which produced for time, at
the rate of over million a year and
became the chief dependence of the
Comstock And thus the camp that
first brought Virginia City to the no.
tice of the world, was the latest, after
lapse of nearly half a century to
come to her rescue again, when one
producing mine meant for her the
difference between life and death.
But the Ophir's ore supply was be-
ginning to run low, and things had
taken on very blue appearance in
deed when this stupendous strike in
the Hale q Norcross put , new and
rOseate tinge on COmStOck affairs.
And like the Ophir, the Hale & Nor
cross was one OF the old-time produc-
ers. 1t gave to the financial world a
little fortune in the middle 80 S.
The history of the ComstOck
teaches a valuable lesson to other
mining camps-that the life of min
ing camp is only to be measured by
the last pick stroke driven into its
ledges. or the last blast exploded.
Neither Tonopah, Goldfeld, Bullfrog,
or any other, of the new camps has
as yet experienced a setback in the
shape OF a falling OFF in the ore sup
ply, but whenever they do, let them
look 20 the marvellous history of the
Comstock and remember above all
babies as they are in years-that she
was, f1lly sixteen years old when heI
greatest bonanza was found.-RenC
Gazette
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-11
Suit is
lied I Today

Z. J. Walsh, J. S. Burlingame & Co.
Ralph Leland, j. w. Mitchell, w. c.
Glidden and George Brown, through
their attorney, Alfred Chartz, today
entered suit against Nj. {. Cook and
wife for the aggregate sum OF
$6G9.72 anu costs.
The suit is to recover the cost of
material used and wages contracted
for in the building OF the Cook house
in Valley Fark. The Cook house
was the first one constructed in the
Valley Park addition of this city and
before it's completion the owners
stopped the work and later left the
city.
They neglected to pay the bills for
the construction and the material and
the suit is the outcome.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-11

"A special to the Goldfield Chronicle
says: The directors of the Nevada
Hills Mining Company declared tn.
third dividend of ten cents per share,
to $4,000, at the meeting
today, payable September, 20 TO
stockholders OF record September 10,
and decided to build a railroad from
the mine to Fallon, the terminus OF
the Southern Pacific, unless the road
will agree to build the branch and 60
start work at once. W., V. Rice,
president Of the company, John T.
HOdson, John A. Kirby and w. H.
Clark We're appointed a committee to
build the road, with full power to
act, and they will decide whether
steam or electricity will be used as
motive power.
There was full membership of the
board and a complete report on the
matter of transportation, which has
held back the company in the dt,a,-
Opment Of the property. The report
on mine conditions embraced the re
suit OF the examination of I '. Pal
mer, d noted expert, who spt- seT'
eral weeks inspecting and s., lln2
the mine workings. This report
showed that between $J,U0V. eco anl
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-11
Hines TO be
Tried First

Judge Langan suspended the hear
ing of civil ceses yesterday afternoon
that he might draw the panel of
trial jurors for the present term OF
court. The remainder of the after
noon was spent by the Judge, Clerk
Roach, the district attorney, with
others, in drawing the names of go
men who will be summoned for jury
duty from all parts OF the county.
SummOnses will at once be placed
in the hands OF the sheriff with in
structions from the court that the
men summoned shall report Sept. ~
aat 10 o'clocg when the work OF select
ing a jury for the Hines murder case,
the first ON the criminal docket, will
begin.
The seventeen members OF the
grand jury Will assemble sept 16. A.
d. Barnes, a grand juror who is now
in Philadelphia, has been notified by
wire Of the date set. Albert Jack
man, to be retired for the murder ol
John Moritz, will be brought bach
from Carson City by Deputy Sheriff
RAY Gill, who took several prisoners
from the Goldfield jail yesterday tI
Hawthorne, where they VIII serve
outtheir ences-GOldield Tri-
bunc.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-11
Catlin Group
a Shipper

According to the papers from
Tonopah the Catlin group of claims
at Silver Bow are constant shippers.
One shipment of 500 sacks arrived in
lonopah yesterday, another shipment
of the same size is on the road and
orders for more sacks for continued
shipments were forwarded to the
head Office Of the company in Tono-
pah yesterday. HiSh-grade ore is be-
ing daily taken from the mines and
they stand in line to make the new
owners wealthy.
This will sound pretty good to
many people in this city who are
stockholders in The Catlin property
and also in many other properties
in the Silver Bow district.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-11
Up Against Losing <3aTns and Quit

Inc ip-!OWlnS from today Keno
journal tells how the pioneers o.
lh!o county Sellle 4 sttihe question.
l4ial district was al one uhle ldle1
JH me NI2ltdhte6 "Hd many C- the
settlers there nave not lOi6otteh uae
days OF law ana order Ihey heId
Il meeting, appointed Il COnlmltJee Oi
t"en,y-one TO take charge OF tAG
strike, the nGNt day The men reported
fuE Work ana jne western feueIal-oA
aSItdtOI5 decided JIat no StIlhe was
necessary al. departed without any