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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08
Sc ibnberipoife Dptanter.

Sc ipnberipbife Optanter.
81 omtalte it6ite nge, at ser fra
Berlin, meb6eltes ON .%lnoerban6.
linger, Der bar / .@ang mellem 81
oanite og tDife &egieringer argaa'
en6e en- Sraftat, ser beitemte 81
Damifes Sn6fp6sret / @gn6eripI.
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hnne me66ele, at Srattoten alIere.
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og at ben bIep ratificeret / Berlin
s. 81. Sanuar.
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benpiier hi til ben @iengibeHe, al
Den, fom fin6es / en- onoen @polte
at bette Mrmer. @iennem De
indrfle6e 6ipIomatHfe @en6inger
aanoer ser en Ipiere Sremtib for
bore idn6erip6ife @re6re, iom / ioa
mango Mar giennem De tpife Sor.
tolfninger at Sptantparografen bar
.peret u6en Ge6relano og praftift
taget u6en &et. Set er fife nogle
faa 8erioner, Ser be6 bette 6ortoI>
teri er fommt UNDER uiifre @oor;
~1ensborg Mbts", De banffe Nor6,
ileSbtgeres Sobe6orgm, anilaor 6e-
res Sal, Ser bill nD6e go6t al Sen
npe Srontng, til 11--12,00O. Ser
oabnes DEM u6iigt til at foa fll1l6
borgerlig Sribe6, mebens De bi6til
bar lebet / ita6ig ltrpgbeo, olorig
bi6en6e naar @en6armen fom for at
iage Dem bort fra 6eres Stem %
oeres 6amilie. Sc banife 8la6e
Norbilesbig er 90 ogiao enige ON
at billie benne 8egibenbeo me6 @Ie-
Or og n6taler en- barn Saf til ben
oanife &onge og bans @epreien-
tanter for bba6 6e bar u6rettet for
oem. Ogiaa for Sc mange Sgnoer-
jp6er fer / 2an6et bill 8uoifabet
fomme iom en- gle6elig SberraifeI-
lie. Sorbaabentlig er bette Sn6Ieb-
ntngen til, at 6e 6anife SGn6erip,
Der -nu faor bIi6ere &oar / beres
eget Silent, ielp ON 6e aI6rig oil
gIemme, at Sc er rebne bort fra
Moberitammem, og oIbrig bltber
fulot lpffelige, fpr De otter er ble'
bet forene6e mes 6enne.
st @pgrgsmaal, Iom fommer /
1er Torbin6eIie meo 6enne @og, er
bette: &ar Danmarf for at opnaa
benne SnorgmeIfe for 6e 6onife
.@gnoeripber, ieIp maattet gisre
nun SCR set +. CTS.
goofienot Sen Eraftat mellem
@reusien og gitrige, iom / 1873
opbebeoe 8ragfre6ens 8aragrof 5?
tpffe 8Iaoe, boabe &egjerings-
blade i Berlin og 6e / Morbi1esbig,
bar fegt at gibe oct noieen6e al, at
roget faaoant bor Ft. Men bet
oanite r@it5aus 8l1reau" beo at be.
roIige 5in6ene i 6en @etning,, ibet
set fra paalioeIig, Slide Fan me0-
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r,oeen TOM Delft @rflGrtng beore-
renbe Barngraf s..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08

San bopbe BoIbt SIT.
tet. gn Mtdno tom berulet bien,
fra ssen. .Sars Some b~ebrsioehs
bo,n bons EiIftanb 90 u6brbo: v6g
tao Iobebe Ga mig et6bu, at @u ph.
Be gao as mtarfDeier, iaa sly lite
CIT forbi noeet Brtsbus."
Msusoen: rSte foriifrer Dig nm
firre, at leg lite er goa"t f6rbi ea
eneite Bertsbls.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08

sammeulisn bette 8Iabs Otter.
retrri,1ger fro BET gan1Ie 2onb meo
anbre gaaoes og prbp, ON De noset
anoet sasos timber Dem fpIoiaere eI-
Ter mr. DonIiheIige. 3.@.5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08
Mrtifel III.

8egge Megieringer er enige omL
at Ser pe6 Optantbern / Mrtifel I
tog Mrtifel II nprberen6e 9oer-
ensfomit ifal forltaaes life Blot @f-
terfommere / fgrite SEQ, men ogioa
oisies @fterfommere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08
Mrtifel ~.

-. .aEE. H-I. t.-~r &c IE
@atififotionen al neroarenoe
@onbention ffal tie ,iaa inart iom
muligt og uobefsIingen. at @atififa.
tionsafterne foregaa j Berlin.
SI 8efraftel{e beraf bar begee
Barters befulomRgtigeoe unoerteg-
net &onpentionen / bpbbelt usferoi.
gelle o9 foripnet ben meo oeres
.SegI.
5fa Berlin ben eIlebte San. '07.
dign.) S. Observation-Disclosures
Cign.) bon 9iebiricbtD."
nobefslingen a Aatififationerr1e
bar funoet Ste6 Berlin Ben 81.
SSaru1ar 1907
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07

that could be accomplished by irri-
CATION.
Ex-Governor Pardee. who was chdi'-
man Of the committee declined to
yo.e when the first vote was cast tpr
the same reason given by Governor
kiD5cy. Some mistake was made Dv
Mr.. Fox, the secretary. in counting
the first vote, and upon the second
vote Governor Pardee changed his
vote and voted against the resolution
The first vote showed eleven in faVO"
nine not voting. When the resolution
was declared by the secretary Gov
ernor Pardee declared the resolution
lost for the reason that the majority
of the whole committee had not voted
IN favor Of the resolution. While the
chairman may have been right. it is
he made the railing that he was abs0-
Iutely in sympathy with the program.
Meanwhile the wires were kept hot
between the en"ineers of the fight
and Nevada people, and several lively
dch3ters We're invited to come down
here and take hand in the fracas.
ator Boyd Of Washoe. Judge McCar-
ren and others were called upon to
come and in the evening the mani
festo was circulated When it was
submitted to the Nevada DELEGATION.
several Of the Republicans balEed
but the Democrats signed it AMI wnta
it vas known that the fight was com
! ing. plenty of fair-minded men IN the
Congress, irrespective of party, raj
Ecd to the support of the Nevada peo-
pie who were making the fight. The
document vas fathered by Key Pitt
man. Sam Davis. Of the Nevada r,l-
bEcitv Commission. and H. a. Nc
Creary.
The preparations for the fray reach
Cd he ears of the men who were
managing the convention. and a hast
caucus was called As a result res
clution was introduced and passed
making Friday the day for the re
porting Of all resolutions. and tn-s
quick move avoided the fight which
vas sure to he on unless Nevada back
e down from its position. Nevada
however. refused 10 back down. and
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07
FerreII Will
Enforce / aW

RENO, Sept. I'm response TO the
order issued on Tuesday Sheriff Fer
rell and District Attorney Moran. the
women OF the tenderlon district are
already leaving their shacks and viii
continue to do 50 The women are
entering lodging houses in all por-
tions Of the city. and several have at
tempted 20 rent a place owned by
Manuel Cafferata on Second street
which was built for the purpose but
which was condemned sometime ago
hv the CITY Council
The police say that the order drir-
ing the women from the nTese.4+ To-
cation will only force them to enter
lodging houses, and that the officers
Will have more trouble with them
than ever before. Sheri9f Ferra1 de
clares that he viii enforce the law
however, and arrest every woman
found in The present district after 6
o'clock tonight
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07

10 sgTtc5 Gtie7tG

Word has been received that the
government will send a special agent
at once to investigate the homestead
Of Mrs. Annie NJ. Curry,
of Nina, to land located near Nina.
The Interior Department has an
that it viii make a rigid
Investigation Of the case and also all
similar ones.
The tract in dispute IS located near
Nina and Mrs. Curry fled home
stead on it, claiming il was more val
liable for agricultural purposes than
mineral land. Her hOmesteading was
opposed by fourteen persons IN the
district who claimed that the ground
was more valuable for mineral than
Agricultural purposes. The case was
argued before the local register and
receiver and then the interior depart
ment decided to send the special
agent TO take testimony and investi-
cate. Attorney Burton of Nina and
ttr"re1v-Ge1e.a3 Stoadard rcpresenr-
ed the fourteen Contestants in the
case,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

Cardnervile Courier. Frank Road
and his younger son, Clbert Road,
were killed by bolt OF lightning near
Lander Friday evening. They had
driven to the site OF a well, which
Nr. Road was digging. and tied up
his horses. When the storm came
up the horses became restiye. MI.
Road and his younger son went to
quiet them. Another son remained
near the well. Then it was that the
bolt Of lightning struck and killed
the two. The boy who remained near
the well was knocked number Of
feet into the creek but was practically
uninjured.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07
That Cure
For Badness

William KnOepel Of St. Louis has
invented and hopes to patent q secret
plowing method for the cure Of bald
ness. "A genuine cure for badness" ;"
said Mr. KnoeDeL should make q man
rich. Why, men grow rich on fake
cures. 1t is amazing, it really is, what
fakes some of these cures are. Imag-
Inc bald headed barber selling a
hair remedy with success. Yet there
IS money in them" Mr.. Knoepel
gave = loud. scornful laugh
In their croohedness they remind
me- he said. of the third son OF the
cid eccentric. Perhaps YOU have
heard the story. Well. an old eccen-
trio died and left his fortune equally
to his three sons, but the will con-
tanned a proyisO. Each son was to de-
post $l00 in the coffin Immediately
before the interment A few days
after the interment the three young
men met and discussed the queer
OrOElSO ana It's execution W ell.
said the oldest son, my conscience is
clear. put ny hundred in The coffin
in clean. new notes NY cOnScienc"
is clear, too. said the second one. |
i'ut in ny hundred in gOld' I, too,
have nothing to reproach nlysen With
said the third son. 7 hat no cash at
the time. though: so ! wrote out a
check for $500 in poor, dear fathers
name and placed it in the coffin and
took in change the 500 in currency
that found there"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07
GOLDEN VIZ" >jUT

Tha trial Of the su-, Frank Gold
en- vs. Payers and Murphy, was d
cided in favor Of the plaintiff in Nay
ton yesterday, the jury returning. a
verdict Of $500 for plaintiff and e.
tablishing his right to all the ores
in the ledge. The suit involved prop
erty in Silver City. and has been be
fore the court for several years
Murphy and Beyers won at previous
trial, but he case was appealed ard
the Supreme Court ordered 4 ne y
trial
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07
D@@f@Y C. 9: G <2,9gsaiT7~
Grs i'm Sc Ssion


The State Board OF Dental Exam
iners began examinations of appli-
cants in this city yesterday, the e%-
being conducted by Pres
idept Cavel, Secretary Coffin and Dr..
GCOde, a member of the board The
examination began Yesterday morn
ing and will be completed today. The
questions submitted are rather diff
cult and make good test Of the APP
plicants.
Following is a list Of the applicants
Henley T. Miller. Mallov Catlett, NJ.
z. Morrison, NJ. s. Sweet. Mabel X.
Young, Bruce Saulter, T. =. Richmond
!. w. Jewett
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07
TROUBLE REPAIRED.

The electric lights in this city have
been anything but pleasant the past
couple of nights and last night they
failed to materialize until half past
ten The trouble was caused by The
washout of one. of their auxiliary
plants on the Truckee river durin.
tho late cloudburst there.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07

Of Nevada that will be in public no
tice for a long time to come The
ores produced are Of such character
that unless all precedents are over
thrown w1il tie found at great danths
Continued shipments Of the high-grade
product win not only produce much
bullion, bue VIII keep attention cen
tered on the property.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07
TO OPEN ASSAY OFFICE.

Raymond B. CrOWell. who lately re-
turned from London, England, where
he completed a course III the rOval
school Of mines, will open metal
lurgical Office in this city as soon as
the machinery arrives from the coast.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07
TAKEN UM0EH ADvlsE EMENT.

Bids for furnishing the state Win
stationery for the coming wear was
opened by the commissioners today,
but the matter Of awarding the same
was taken under advisenent.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07
ERCUGHER BETTER

wills Brop&',er, whe is spending
vacation in California for his health.
IS improving rapfdlv. At present he
is at Oakland. but will leave there
shortly for trin through the south
crn part OF the State.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07
MAY APPEAR HERE.

The local management of the opera
house are trying TO land Dick lose
fOc an engagement at an early date
in this city. He is now filing an en-
gagement n Sacramento.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07
NEVADA At THE
IRRIGATION CONGRESS-
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07
IL welcome.
SMALLPOX PATIENT

Niss Smelling OF Genoa IS confined
20 her home with an attack Of small
pox. Every precaution being taken
a0d 50 far ne other cases have been
rerorted ana the authorities of Doug
las oouur believe they VII be able
% prevent The spread Of the conra-
GiOu.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07

Peter Rahbeck has sold his ranch in
Carson Valley to Dick Tholke for the
sum of $S.00O. A year ago the ranch
was purchased for $4,000
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07
LEONARD HERE.

Franklin K. Leonard of Sutro is
spending the day in this city. looking
after business affairs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07
PROGRESS c. TIL
RAMSEY COMSTOCK
During the Past NN@&x Shows the
+ @11uFes Greatness Of This Mine
as Shipper

The Ramsey-Comstock mine is I'M
dergoing development in the usual
active way. During the week a larg.
tonnage of hieh-grade ore has been
extracted; a number Of wagon loads
have been forwarded to Apache; sto-
ping, drifting and sinking is being
done in the mine and in every way
operations Of the great property is
going on that is in keeping with 4
mine Of its Importance.
Three shifts are kept on all the
while sinking the two-compartmen
shaft. Il has been lowered over so
feet from the third level so there is
only a short distance to so before
another station can be made and
prosecuting commenced. All pos
sible effort will be made to run the
crOsscut through the ledge in the
shortest period OF time md no dearth
of material or help will hold thing
back.
There should be ore Of sensational
value found on the next level. On the
preceding level ore containing telluI>
ium was found that is worth any
where from one to five dollars per
pound, while the entire vein. between
six and seven feet wide. is all shipping
ore. and has been sacked as such
Disclosures on the third level were
d continuation Of the constant inn
nrovement noted with added depth
and because tellurium was found IN
the ore it has been naturally expected
that subsequent developments would
disclose something unusually choice
The mine has done so much to keep
the district before the public and is
held IN such high favor by the mining
fraternity, both here and on the out
side, that it is no wonder great things
are expected Of it with each new per
iod of its development
Continual drifting along jha vein
on the hanging wall is extending the
area of rich ore that Will eventually
be stopped cut. On the norln side Of
the crosscut the ore body IS pa ~
larly fine just at present some Of the
ore showing large quantities Of fire..
gold along with the rich sulphides.
The veins are exposed for several
hundred feet.
Considerable ore has been br".z"n
out in the slopes and this alon9 win
the production resulting from c0ntin-
ued drifting is keeping large Sur"lT
on hand for the teams to haul out
Convenient bins. etc, have been =
ranged to handle the ore they are
sack.ng. and in consequence a large
number OF sacks are standing on the
dump all the while It ONLY reouros
a glance to see that there is within
the levels Of the mine enough ore to
keep shipments going for an extend
ed period and every days work is
increasing the tonnage.
The increase in ore production has
become so great that the company
IS negotiating the purchase Of more
T teams tn handle the outnur There
is certain to he an unusually Iaroc
nroductinn OF ore from the RAMSEY
Comst0ck mine within the next few
weeks.
The rich veins IN the urpor levels
are holding their own. This includes
the drv sulnhide ore and the oxide ore
from . short distance below the f"s'
level, TO surface. It is some of III,
ores from The uDDer levels that W
mako > sanea+iona1 showing. fneog.-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07
GENOA pE,NCipALSHiP.

Miss Ambr0setti, Of this city. has
resigned the East Fork school to ac-
cept the principalship of the Genoa
schools.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07

A. Solaman of San Francisco is
spending several days in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07

Fresh oysters at Davey & Maish's
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07

7. r. Fofer. z. NJ.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-07

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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-07
A Box OF Good Betters.

1t is better to lose by buying than
to save by borrowing.
1t is better to die too early than
to live too long.
1t is better 10 have too much frolic
and noise in the house than too much
Of frowns and fretti9g.
1t is better to have home govern
ment a bit too strict than bit too
lax.
1t is better to have the confidence
and love of your own fl mily than the
praise of a whole city.
Better the happy, light hearted
ness Of your children than to have
your house a masterpiece of untouch-
able art.
Better to ill the little living hand
of child with flowers than to waste
money covering his casket with them.
Better spend dollars for toys aud
good times at home than pennies for
prison stamps and stationery later
on
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-07
ELKS ENTERTAIN,

The local elks gave a fare we'll
dinner to their departing brother
E. M. Keeney on Monday evening
at the Maui Hotel and many of
the herd who reside on this island
were present.
The dinner was served in the
private dining rooms of the Hotel
and was the best that the local
markets could furnish.
Many speeches were made
stories told and vocal and instru-
mental music enjoyed.
Mr.. e. NJ. Keeney has been a
resident of central Maui for the
past ten years and while here has
made q host of friends who regret
his departure.
He has been a successful busi-
ness man, and one of the best
citizens of the county. He leaves
the county past chancellor of
Aloha Lodge Knights of Pythias
of which he became a member
shortly after he came to the island
Mr.. Keeney will make his future
home near Lodi California where
he is the owner of a vineyard that
is now beginning to bear and
which he hopes will bring him in
good returns in the course of a
very few years.
All who knew Mr.. Keeney wish
him success in his new home.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-07
Child Lost.

A little two years old child was
lost Sunday in Hama while it was
playing with a number of other
small children.
A searching party was formed
Sunday and the search was kept up
all night and Monday and each day
this week without avail.
Over one hundred persons have
been en- aged in the search but up to
the present time there has been no
trace of the child.
The parents live in Hanoa near
Hama and no res sonable explanation
of the whereabouts Of the child can
be made. There was no water near
into which the child could have fallen
and while there is much lantana near
where the child was last seen the
searchers have gone carefully over
the ground and have been unable to
find the child.
The parents think it probable tha
the child was Kidnapped and are
Offering a reward of $4,000 for the
return of the child whether alive or
dead.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-07
Arbitration Agreed Upon.

The Marine Engineers Association
has come to terms with the Hnter.Is.
land Steamship Company and the men
have all returned to work. AS told
in the Sunday Advertiser, special
meeting of the engineers was held
Saturday afternoon. AT tins time it
was decided that arbitration should
be resorted to and Frank E. Thomp
son was appointed to represent the
men on a committee of three, whose
decision should be final.
A meeting of the directors of the
company was held yesterday after.
noon at which the fact that the en-.
gineers had agreed to submit the
matter to arbitration was announced.
The situation was talked over and it
was decided to appoint Judge Henry
E Cooper as the oompany's repre-
sentative on the committee. Judge
Cooper and Frank Thompson will
select third arbitrator, who will
act with them in the settlement of
the matter. Advertiser.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-07
ANNUAL BAZAAR A GREAT
SUCCESS.

The annual Bazaar held last
Saturday by the Ladies Guild of
Church of The Good Shepherd at
the Alexander House was a great
success in every way.
A great many local people attend
ed and the trains from Paia, Puu-
while many came in their own
conveyances.
The music both vocal and in
stumental was exceptionally good.
The sale proved a far greater
success than was expected and
retted over Five-Hundred Dollars.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-07
Small Cane Fire.

A fire in the Caro at Lahaina en-
dangored the safelt # the town Sat
urdav
The fire started near the edge OF
town while the wind was blowing
strongly in the direction OF town.
There were many men available to
put out the fire which was done
before any considerable damage was
done
Only about one half tn acre OF
cane was burned and no damage
was done to other property.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-12-07
Wedding OF Prominent Couple
Tonight.

Great preparations are being
made for the wedding this evening of
Harold Waterhouse Rice and Miss
Charlotte Baldwin.
Only members of the families will
be present at the ceremony that will
unite the young couple but immedir
ately after the wedding reception
will be given.