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The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-12
Better Prepared than Ever

Having put iu a steam boiler and other machinery we are better pre- pared Jhun ever to do frst-cLas5 WorE on short notice,
 528-f SkagWay Laundry
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-12
CREAM


America's finest production. Rich and mellow: Al the Seattle, the house of old honest goods and reputation
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-12

Publihed st Denver.
 George c. Lawrence, stenograPher for the road commission, who WAS in she skagway office for so long a time, arrived on the City of Seattle aud will leave in a few days for Fairbanks. He #iu be employed in the road cOmmis' sIou oEiCs aJ that place.
 Falcon Joslin, general manager of the Tanans railroad which has sue sssdsd Go the business and property of ths Tauans Mines railway, and Mrs. Joalin, arrived on the City of Seattle and left for Lhe interior this morning, Herbert Young, mining recorder and register Of the superior and county courts of the Atiu district, arrived yesterday evening and will leave for the interior on Fridays train. Be is a, she Fifth Avenue hotel.
 E. M. MoIatyrs, who has been em. ploysd ag the B N. Behrends Mercan- file Compauy's store for 8 long time, haa accepted a position st the White Pass shops. He wll be ia the ps'nler's department.
 J.J. Kennedy, formerly right hand man for Martin Conway, has accepted a position win tns B. NJ. BehreDds MsrohanJle Company. Mr. Kennedy isa very Popu.ar salesman.
 Mr. and Mrs. I. ". Shearer, and children will .e.ye for the South ou the Jefferson for 8 vacation ot three moagns. They will visit various southern cities before rsJuroing.
 Kszls Krauczuuas, Uaited States immigration inspector, arrived on the Princess 8eaJ,ICe last night and wln. return to KeJonikan Oa the same vessel.
 George Dali, one of the original @ine owners of the Windy Arm dlsJrlcs. is at the Pullsu house, having arr.vsd on the City of Seattle asl night.
 J. A. Fraser, gold commissioner of the Atlla district, arrived on the Prtn- esss BssIrlce and will leave for Atltn Eomorrow morning.
 Mrs. Thomas Foster, of Juneau, is wishing her sister, Mrs. George Blanch- ard, of this city.
 Mrs. E. M. Mcintyre, who has been % the White Pass hospital for several days. is rapidly improving.
 Tim vogeI, of Haines, retu. ned home on the City of Seattle from 8 southern vigis.
 c. V. Ross, ticket agent for the White Pass, will return home of the Jefferson, due Friday.
 
 Fl. Lsom, manager of the N. A. T. IT. O., arrived on the City of Seattle and left for the interior.
 
 u. Daly left on the City of Seattle for Estchiksn.
 r7-7 -,g WnD1
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-12
Choice POtssd Plants Rec lVoa

Received, choice Pottsd plants on Dolphin sE Northern Grocery. H
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-12
Coal and V oOd

Call uJ the Alaska Transfer company for coal, wood and kind ing. All or dsrs promptly attended 10. Phone IU
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-12
Vote! votol Vote :

For honesty and. regulation. Long yesrs' established ! Cream Rye is 1t
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-12

Falcon Joslin, general manager Of Ehs Tnnsns railroad which has sue ssedsd to the business and property of ths Tauana Mines railway, and Mrs. Joalin, arrived on the City of Seattle and left for Lhe interior this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-12

Herbert Young, mining recorder and register Of the superior and county courts of the Atliu district, arrived yesterday evening and will leave for ths interior on Fridays train. Be is al ghe Fifth Avenue hotel.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-12

E. M. Mcintyre, who has been em. ployed aJ the B N. Bshrends Mercan- file Compauy's store for 8 long time, has accepted a position st the White Pass shops. He will be iu the painters department.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-12

J.J Kennedy, formerly right hand man for Martin Conway, has accepted a position win Ghs B. NJ. Behrends Msrchangile Company. Mr. Kennedy is @ very popu,ar salesman.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-12

Mr. and Mrs. I. ". Shearer, and children will leave for the South ou the Jefferson for 8 vacation ot three monGns. They will visit various southern cities before returning.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

id)dftsmGbige lit, uic oenn olldJ Die
Sabn bci'm Fublitum id)on lon9c
ais cine Der bcitgclcitetcn I'M &an0c
Gilt.
DIS Gpmitc ioQtc olld) Die 9(nId)ul-
oigulgcn mltcrillder, Sic Dor etipu
Sobrcsfrilt GcQcn 9conltc Der 0obn
crboben mltroer. 0ic olt inouItrieacn
uno finon5icIlen ltnternebmungelr
nit 6irmcn 6ctbciligt iein %ioIlteL
ipcld)e in &erbinoung nit Der 9obn
itcbcr. Son Dem Seer Der Ingc.
I%tclltcn mnrcn nllr 266 an lold)cn &c.
lhoftcn bctbciligt mo Die bottcn bis
ouf 10 ibre Intbeile olird Sollf or
iporben. Nur 10 fonlcn 6urd Sdcn-
flu1g in Den 9elib bon Nntbcili6ci.
men inonItrieIler ooer ~finon5ieQcr
llnternebmen. llnb ge9cn bicic lon
ouf Dem 0i5iplinoriuegc oor0cgol1.
gen iucrocn. Wtit ben c~rbobencn N(llz
ldlIoiGlilacn lit cS ulio nod Dem
ScfunO oeS Gomitc'S nid)t lpcit Gcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

Sabr5cit unlO bic onocren folgen, I'M
nid)t fir riiditGnoig 81 gclten mo
Ger G%onfurrcn5 Die Spite SIT bieten.
Gor aacn Gingen fnnnlt eS bel I'M.
ieret 9ubncn ober bororf an, 2ebcn
unb @ciunOGeit Ser Heiienocn nidt
at g~efGbroen, iuenl1 oltd) Die 5a6rt ct
mas lGnger Oartert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Ercocrifo 6. Meicr.

Gs ftarb an 16. 5ebrunr 1907 SreSsrida 81.
nte's ear IN ig gt,GR w rei EeOeRRfH M SISsrS 9e an ,i Sai;
am Mittppd, ben 20. 6ebrunr, 9ia6inittdgS
2 llbr, bon ibrcr gSobnlln8 an 5ranflin.spcuie,
@ar6tIpiile Mo.. aus ,lG9 oer lut6eriI4fn
1rnuergottesotenit abgebdlten piro. uto uui
benz nebenan IieeeHbei1 airdbofc ftatt. Der
lUdnoie uilo 6rcunoe iinO uhtuIteSooa eiugcs
Iuoer, bet5liiupbuen. 40-5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Marnarcth Wcff.

IS itarb AM t6. 5ebrlar 1907 Wiaranretb
9ctt ~ Sabre nlt, oeIiebte Satin bon Sobn
osns nm 5 li6r, bon hibrer 8obniinn' III. 2i3,
iorosRatterionsIurfs gbcnue, aus mad Der ct.
Diih uelssNirhe itait. no I'M Q llbr cine 9tes
qutemsWteiie fir ibre SeelcTrube geIcfet lutro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Wnnie 6. MIQer.

IS ftnrb am 10. Sebruur 1907 nad fd,iperem
2eiben Mimic e. @iiner, geIiebte Saith! bon
Robert ". Wtiiller, in ihrem AZ. Yebensiabre.
Sic Necroieuug finoet Sicuitaa, 0iorgens nm
7.t5 llbr. BON ibrer g8obnn1g, 9r. 1881, Or
cans Strnbe, aus mad Der ct. WiidaelsaStird
ttdii, tpp I'M s llbr einc JtcqIicuIrUteife fiir
ihre Sceicnruhc oeIeien lpiro. (4S-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
0cfnnnt madlnnNc
Gepartement fir Dffcntfidlc siferheit. gautcu.
SubaE cpartcmcrt oeS VcDduocsS uipeftUrsa
Sitreaus, 1intb1auS.
WnIti mnre n Ichruor .I0O7

NWFNWHNF UFFFtTVHUEt =.
Baltimore. 10. SCbria: 1907.
Sh babe Ipplifutiolicn iir Die i~o.genoeT
BripiIegien crbGIterl;
9robs uno 9noinGtousS irnbe. 10 cIettrif6c
WioirreI. TptalsHnpd5ttdt 100 Rfcrhcfrdtte.
So6nioiis. Ypros mo NnrneDsS lrube, 80 elef'
trifde WIotorell, 9otnlsSapi5itit 7t3 Sferoe'
trdfie.
Sreeno Senlanb, Der Oaqegen Giuiudnbe bat.
moge Groteite in oiefem Niireuu ror 10 u1r
D'orgens am 10. SebrInr 1907 einreidell, ~
luelter 9eit iiber ~oieielben 9ei6lnB getnBt
luerocH iuiro.
Gbiparo . Rrcitpu,
(6ebri0) GebdioesS ~ufpeftor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
GoplanS's tiirfiide SGbcr,
Ganitable. @etdube, 9Oftamt ssseu. etsts often.
(SIttnOD-l
Iphn YIN. Gnlh.

IS iiorb AM 10. 5ebrlar 1907 3uBu gsm.
Gulb, Belichler Suiie Der oeriiorbenen emma
u. Nolh, i'm Nlter bon 80 SabrefI. Sie 9ecroi-
gIng fiubet Eienitaa, ben ~. 5cbruar. 3 lbr
9}ddEtittage, bon ieiner lebte1t ISobnung, Or.
1920, JSeits SrnaiIiltsSirube, ans itatt, po6I
Ecripnnote uno Srerllne adbiuRgsOoa eiueeld.
ben lirto. @eiicBuuq prinatim. (50)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

Baltimore. ben 10. Gebruar 1907.
Ser Staots@eometer miro am Sieuitag, ben
26. 6ehrunr. 5ur inteH augcgebeneH 3eit an
Srt lino SteUc erfheineH mo Die NibeaIr Der
folgenocn Strnbeu ein6Giren:
NtuensS traBe, 5lutfdeu SqrrtTts uno GnIurs
Gtrate, nm 10 1lbr &orInitta0 as.
SorreftzS trube, 3~tpifcheH Stqeus uno Sronts
Stra6c, nm 1915 ll6r Diprgens.
9SooonearsRluce, 3ipifhen Gumberlunbs rno
Northumberland nm II rbr Norni.
IaleiDb 6. Sbpmas,
(50) StdotsSconleter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Sitrean Der Strnhenourdbbrudlo . Gpmmiiiare,
Omen. (kr h1tNr

ppeusOebduof
ltintor c, IA. Scbritar 1907.
iSepGraie mn eeriieseItc. ansepoic, an ben
pSoarh OF Wizards, 6dre Of tbe Giib J~tegifter, Z"
u~orefitrt, iperoen bonn Stnots9tegiitrator In fcis
nem giircai I'M Gatbbauie bis Diittu oh, ben
~. Sebruar 1907, IL lbr @prmittaBs, ~entee9cn
9cnonlrerl fir Die g{ibeIirung, Die @oiielts Iro
Rnlofieinlcgun9. II; Die EtIaiterlng NIT gSbeet"s
9lspbaIt. bitriti6irten 3ieaeIiteinen. slspbaIt'
Bl6den o6cr gituIitbtG Der gart'Serraec, bon
Der Maoiiun. sluenue bis Srr Ermto.Stastuennc
Spe6ifiiationen uho g%nae6ot. 6ormlilare mers
ben auf stpplilntion in oiefem Aiireau a~eIiefert.
no YIdnc uno Srofile ein9cieber meroen fonneft.
Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tebGit ilb
bGs Heft Dor, ireeilb iuclhc mo alle ~glneebote
6t berluerfer. Sin beglaubtgter 9bed in Der
6obc beS in ben Spe5ifiiationen angegebenen
9etrages. Sublbar nn ben WtnDor unb St1bts
rntb bon Baltimore, nllB icoem Irgebot beige
fiiat fein.
Sm Auitrnee oer 8eb6rbe
Z. Irtbur Nid6am,
Erdfioeut Der 8cborbe.
Gngcne q. Hpbgers,
GIerf.
gcitGiiet:
e. Gla1 StmanuS,
Trdfioent oer Notwithstanding s@eb6roe.
6e6ri4.l5. t6, 1s, 10. 20.21 ,23.2 %, 2G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
lorraine.
0unoun &arf.

Der tai;pttd c,tidbfte Srtebbpf In Baltimore.
Areaf: $50 Mder Sntnerod brcuber Charter.
eelo bon nIen StaeiibeiIeu. Strubenba5n.
Waeons pdiltren Den Suupteingane due bret
Wtinuten. NnrmeS 8drte6intmer fir SpIbs,
Die ben isriebbof bel raubeni gSettcr ~befudhen.
@eSrdbnibpIdbe su febr mdbisen 9reifen,
%f1nmrIif inter fortipdhrenoer 9sfleqe.
lNiirccm: Tr. II, Sscft. SarGtugas Strafc.
(Suu6--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Eulfs MarSlanS Sniincs DIRECTORY

Jest sun @eriaui In Oh. 957, Galpert. grbdnoc
GntbdIt @ei6dftS'goreteu bon Baltimore.
SnrnberIano. Saacrstoipn, 5rcoerid. 2ondeonins.
Sroiibura. Sabre De Grace. @Giion, GaIisburb
gpeitminiter. gbeitertomn etc. nno cine poniidiis
oiae eiite bon 3ciodftsa uub @erufsleuten uno
Der Surmer bon MiarpInno. 9iab Counties Sii,
Lanlmen eefieui. GntbdIt aiberocin aerare Sts
formation fiber ieoen Srt uno ieoes Sorf I'M
Staate. IS 1T. mas Der Snbriidnt uno 8auf'
mann fir G~eflame5pede i'm Gtaate eebrauht.
IreiS $500.
u. &. Eulf e Gu., Baltimore,
G. g., aprauaer, Gefdiftsfnbrer.
957-959 GalDcrts8 cbGuSe.
CSc520-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

@o5uoie 8 MI / d) tbncrci
iiber Die Grgcbniiie Scr %erbonolun.
gen 5lpiid)rn unicrer Spc5iol = Cont
miiiion un0 Scr helltihcn Ne9ierung
iibcr sic @onocISbc5iebungcn 5iuiid)cn
bcibcn 2Gnocrn? 3ie Gonooll = HC.
iolution, lpeld]e Den StootSiefretGr
eriudt, oos GrgrbniB Der Gerbono.
litnecn in Berlin mit5utbeiIelL lit
bei'm Gonrite fir Ofittel mo @eec
inter Ocn Gid gcfaQen, oocr mie oos
Gomite Dem Souie berid)tete, tie iolI
auf Dem Gid licgen blei6cn. Gam.it
iii Die Heiolution 10 gut mic foot.
@0brcno Scr ictiqen Seiiion geihiebt
olio in Der Carthage nid)ts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

@cnn'S mi h 5ur Yrobi l.
bition fGme im vGiitrict Of Golum.
bio," fonnten Die SCnotorcn lrno So.
binetsmitglieber biclleidt bie mo Ou
cinCn ygpeopener" p0er cinen .Higbt.
COP" in Dem einen oocr onoercn @e.
ianOtifoftsbotel idnorrct. org.
Sts5tg.) - Nttt einmal notbpen.
dig! i'm &opitol ielbit iinb Ma9cn.
unb Ser3itGrfungen iiir Die @iiicnoen
81 baben, Mon bralft iid) weber fir
nGpcopener" nod iiir yNigbtcopS"
oilf mlsIGnoiihes @cbict SIT bcgeben.
Yer Eorogropb elf miro 8it RedJt fort.
beitcbcn. ..i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

Sn &~olama5oo, % d.. +
elm Gbepoor iciu Sodterdcn ol,f bcil
Nomcn @pelpr Nesbit tolrfen lolien.
Ser Eoitor ipro6 bel Der Sallfe bic
Soffnltn9 aus, bab Der SGufling ci-
ncn bciicren 2cbensipcg bobcn iperoc,
mic Srau @pcIpn NcSbit, uub nod)
scr Saitfe pcranitaltetc bic Wenifen.
mclgc, bic ii6 5l,r Soltfc cingcfun.
Sen, cincn @cibellrabalt, 10 Oob bic
Toli5ei a%liiGcbotcn merocn mllBtc,
Inn Die Srbnlnlg alifredlt 81 crboltcn,
GoB Tomonc jlnueilcn Nomcn III Mo
DC %bringcll, lit befonnt; DOB obcr scr
Same elmer Der Soilptpcrioncn cincS
Sfanbolpro5ciicS aIs %beionbcrS
biibid, ecfunocu miro, lit nod nid)t
oogelucien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Baltimore Gcmctcrn.

@ireau: Srnntlin.SIhg, Baltimore. II. siprtbitr.
BeardbnibplIbe 6unt &erfuli - bon $25 an,
nit Wi1rmorpfoitcn abaearen6t $35 - GIab fir
bier Srdber. Sreie Genueun9 Der aapeQe fir
Grnuergotiesoicnite. (Suni16,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

Ser oponiidc Sinan5s
Tgcnt, Der ollsge5ogcn mar, I'M einen
Ticien.Yilntp BON $50 Niiuionen gen
5u mohen, lit nit lecren Soiden nod
Sotio 5ilriid9efebrt. Won bait IN
europa ben CREDIT Sapon'S fir er.
ihopft, Sn gmerifo brolid]te bel Ger
Spannung nit Sapan gar nift an.
gcflopit SIT perben. Gic &%critimmllnN
Der Saponer iiber Die caliiorniide
Sdullfroge bat oonlit eincn 9ompfer
~uuigcieBt betommel1, oenn obne @clo
fam lid Snpan in feline intcrnatio.
nulen @erpideIungcn ciuIoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

aud Ocn Sric0en. ltitO lpenn Tcutid].
lono Elm onte6mbarcr Mo0uS porgc=
idIla9en miro, Die aricg5gcfobr lnO
Die aricg3rilItlIngen 5l pc%rringcrn,
mirb 0oS nit SreuOen bcgriiBt ucr-
Den. Sllio obluorten, o6 olli Ser Soo-
ger Gonfcrcn5 etluos 9roll6bareS
porgeiflogen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

Srcituuicn6 Morf iir
cine Sbrfeigc! >Sn cinem 9icrlofol IN
aolIel perabreid)te IN ipGter Nod)t,
ltunbe Gin 8ait cinem onberen. nit
BENT er in @orttpcdiel gerotbcn por,
cine Sbrfcige. Ger 8eobrfeigte ermi'
ocrtc Den Sdhog nidt, ionoern oing
nod Suuie, Icgte lid, 5ilr Hitbc.
ipod)tc nbcr bolb NIT beftigcn
Sfmer5cn i'm DIR oui. Sin slrSt
Itcltc felt, oaB ourd) bic Sbrfeige oos
Srommelciu 5crriiicn lporben mar,
liro Der Wonn blieb ailf einem Obrc
toib. Mig er bos 3ronfenbous Der.
lieb, lpollte CT cine Gntid)dbigunes'
floge onbGn9ig MAIDEN. Sein @cgncr
lteb i'm ober nidlt oaSu fontmen, ions
oern be5oblte auf DEM Ser9leiGslpegc
cine ertifdoislung BON 5000 Marf,
3ic uriade bcS Giien.
babn.llngliids ouf Ser rHeiu.0orfer
Gentralbabn" lit nod nidt feit9e-
felt; ood) miro 5iemlidl olgcmein
ongcnonlmcn. 0ob Die eroBc Gobrgc.
itpinoiefeit al Der 5iemllid iforien
&lirpe bas llnbeil periduloet babe.
Sic 9obnpcriuoltung miro baiiir Der.
ontlportlid) gcbaIten luerben. ollcilt
aud bas Eublifum lit niht goilS frei
bon Sfulb, ga cS sic idJncIlcn Sobr.
ten miinidt. Cine 8abu perfiir5t sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

loif bon orei Sabren Oeportirt lper-
Den fonnen. 9isbcr fonrlte ooS inner
bolb 5ipcier Sabre gci6cbcll.
Ginem YfGl3cr 8latt y
Der 0rtffcblertcuicl eilcn bolelt
Strcid) geipieIt. Sn oent @oblberihte
bicb cs: Scr abiaa in 4ltripp lit
oirf Gonto oes 5reibicres SIT Ieben,
Oos Die lleberiobrt iiber Die Sabre
perbinoerte." Stott o6rcibiercS" Ioute
cs u1ret6eties" beiBen.
Ser ErGiioent Oes Cen.
trul.Gomlite'S ser &%oblcngrubcn
6ronfreid)'s, SEER GorCp, bot in et-
nenr Celcgromm an Ocll prcuBiidcn
&onOelsniniiter Dem ticfen Witge-
iiibl Ser fron5oiiidcn @erGIcute iiber
ooS 8rubenungliid in Der @rube &c.
Den gusorud gegebcn unb Der Berg.
bcborbe in Saorbriidct 10000 6rcs.
5rr eriten SiilfeleiIttng ii6crlpircn.
SIN y 0 it Gepartement
miro oos 6ranfotur . Frioilegiilm,
bas Den Mitglieoern Ocs Gon0reiics
5uitcbt, fir cinen groben Sbeil bes
iGbrliden Eoit-G eii5itS pcrantport-
IidJ gcmodlt. Die |oiticnOungcn Der
Scrotoren mo Gcp%r0iCntonten TO
item iGbrli6 bic enorme Slumme bon
ettpn Iiinf Wilioncn Collars. @os
ga pobl oacs ourd sic Eoit perionot
meroen mag? 9ricfc u10 9roid)iiren
oleilt tbun's nift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

Gas ncue Ginman6c
rlrngs.8eies beitinlntt, oab einman
hercr, oic Der offcntlid,cn @obltbGtig
felt silr poit fallen, nod biz gum Nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
Der 9eatfde Correspondent

GeidditSiRbrer G. ". SeiuS, 8obuuno:
6. g. g. 12l 70 Bdlbroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

FrofeiiorS 5. ". Scnts BON
Der vGornel . ~llnipcriitGt bat Dor Der
2igo fir politild)e Gr5iebun9 eincr
Tortrog iibcr ben @cbrolld) bes
Heid)tbumls aebolten unb fiibrt bnrin
ans, Bob Gin Monn nid)t Sltoleid,
reid mo cbrlid) iein fonne. Gas bot
Der Srol5oie Erouobon id)on Dor
nobe5u lieb5ig Sobrcn geiagt, oils er
ldrieb: YGigentbum lit Giebitobl."
EroieIor Senfs iprod) lid) fir cine
progreiiipc einfommlenitcuer uno
cine pro0rciiipe grbifoitsiteller aus.
limo er bat rcd)t.
9tc Scrbonolunge IN /.
Id)ell Oelitifcn ltnb enaliifen Ban.
fen cine Gilenbabn BON Der Walfilh.
Vnt burd) 0eutid).S iimeit.Ifrifo nit
Nnidllilb on Die aop-&oirp.Y obn in
Der NGbe Der Tiftoria. SoQe ill
balen, limo ibrem glbi1lub nobc.
Tie Geriuoltung Der 9abn loll elmer
oeiltld).engliihen Gommiiiion inter
Iteben.
Gas ucue Ginipanoc.
runga.8eies beitinlntt, oab einnan,
Nercr, sic scr DffcrtIid,cn Mph[th1tio,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19
@crmiidte Gnseigcn.

Erdiioent oct 9untrnftsJiergcblttpsz0 eb6r
(5ebri4. 10. 1918, 0.20.21. 23.25 ,2G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-19

aBeutnr far @aibiugton II. Giitrift Columbia
@m. S%aunemann, 1915 Wiariuu st., q. ".
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-11
NOTICE TO HUNTERS

James Millen, who has leased the
Winters tule fields at Washoe Lake
for the present season. paying $500
for the use of the same, and who has
s. ent considerable moneys in improv.
ing the ponds and making everything
better for the hunters. announces that
in the future he will issue no day per-
mits to anyone unless they appear in
person or write to him at ,,OpIlir. New.
Up to the present he has trusted to
the hunters honesty in the matter but
they have infringed on his generosity
by hunting in the fields and leaving
without settling. In the future all
persons caught in the fields without
season or a day permit will be
taken into custody and punished to
the full extent of the law. Day per
mits can be secured at the rate of 81
day or s. for a season permit by
addressing him at Ophir. nlltt
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-11
Mulcahy
is injured

Howard Mulcahy cashier of the
Bank CT Sparks narrowly escaped Sc
rlous injury last week, the radiator
Of the automobile he was driving hav
ing blown up as he sat at the steer
ing wheel. Pieces of tubing few past
Mulcahy S ears, but he ducked in
time to miss the second and greater
explosion.
Mulcahy and Rex Stinson, a South
ern Pacific dispatcher. bought the
motor in Carson City few months
ago. Rex works every night, includ-
ing Sundays. but rests in the day
time. Then he takes the car out on
the road. Mulcahy gets away from
the bank at O'Clock, and his turn
at the car commences.
Stinson has been fortunate, Null
cahy has experienced several acct
dents. The radiator exploded for the
second time yesterday but the ex
plosion occurred in the garage
Journal
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-11
DENIES RUMOR.

Charlie Mack. in an interview in
the Reno Journal this morning. denies
the reported statement made by T. B.
Hickey at GoldfielG the other night,
that he was trying to keep people
from signing the banks agreement
He further added that he had ad-
vised all depositors to attach their
names to the paper, beliving that if
such was done the banks would be in
position to open their doors at an
early date. He stated that while he
and his associates were willing to
take oyer the bank as per their for
mer announcement. at the same time
he would like to see the people sign
the agreement and give the manage
ment of the institutions a chance to
make good and redeem themselves,
which he believes they will be able
to do if given the time asked for.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-11

ARE HEARD
In Railroad Gases in u. S.
Court To-day. Many
Attorneys Present

The arguments in the railroad suits
OF the railroads operating in this
state against the Railroad Commission
Of Nevada were heard in the United
States Court this afternoon All the
contesting railroads We're represented
by their attorneys with the exception
of the Eureka and Paisade which filed
briefs with the court which fully COW
er their contentious in the suit
Attorney Dunn represented the
Southern Pacific and Nevada and Cal
ifornia. Attorney Campbell, of Camp
bell. Metson and Campbell. appeared
for the Tonopah and Goldfeld railway
Judge Kelly and Attorney Halstead
for the San Pedro and Los Angeles
and Judge NJ. A. Murphy appeadel for
the Virginia and Truckee railway com.
pany
The stsate is represented by Attor-
ney General Stoddard anl Chairman
Bartine Of the railroad commission.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-11
WiTHDRAWS DEMAND.

Al a meeting Of the oepositors of
the State Bank and Trust company
last FRIDAY night at Goldficld the
meeting was addressed by President
T. B. Hickey of the banks. After his
talk the attorney representing the de-
positors who had applied to Judge
Lanean for a receiver for the institu-
ton arose and stated that he would
withdraw his demand and sign the
agreement presented by the direct
ors Of the institution.
During q discussion regarding the
matter and the agreement presented
by the bank r. S. Miner. an attorney
we'll known in this city, asked that
the bank give a bond for the faithful
carrying cut .of the agreement No
sooner were the words said than Lin
coin Davis arose and offered to buy
all his certificates in the bank at 95
cents on the dollar Miner is a de.
positor in the bank to quite sum
but refused to come through with his
checks and get the money The ut
most confidence in the present man.
agement of the Institutions was ovi
dent and hundreds signed the agree
ment before they eft the hall
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-11-11
FalI0n Bank
Is Closed

The Churchill County Bank at Fal-
Ion closed its doors temporarily We'd
nesday morning after the County
Treasurer had withdrawn 100000 Of
the county's money from the bank
The board OF directors state that the
bank is all righ- but that they have
not the necessary amount of money
on hand to continue business with
and the institution will remain closed
until the necessary coin can be obtain
ed. The people in that section seem
to have the utmost confidence in the
institution and have stated that
they will be wiling to wait for the
money until things right themselves.
At meeting of the direct ors after the
suspension Of the bank the capital
stock of the institution was raised
from 100000 to s25O,Ooo and when
the bank opens it viii be RUN under
the new capitalization and will have
ample money and backing to continue
its business permanently.