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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-13


have had weak spot somewhere"
The fact is, almost everybody has a
weak spot somewhere. Death and dis
ease are always looking for weak spots.
II your stomach or your liver won't do
f0 proper work, II your body fails to
get its full nourIshment from the food
you eat. and your brain loses part of the
sleep it ought to have, no matter how biz
your frame and muscular your limbs NAV
be. you will give out; disease will find the
weak spot, and nature will give way.
sThree years ago this spring I was at
tackled with severe dyspepsia" writes MI.
inss. Mich. uWas treated by FIVE different
doctors. but kept getting worse until [ was
afraid to go to the table to eat, as the least
little thing l ate distressed me 50 i could
hardly stand IT; Afser suffering for nearly
pounds to lo9 pounds ! commenced taking
Golden Medical Discovery Before / had
taken all OF one bottle ! began to feel relief
but kept on until / had taken eight bottles.
thing want. and feel good. Am weiehine
100 pounds and feel fine all the time NV
friends were surprised to notice such uuick
change In me after seeing me suffer so long.
several said they never expected to see me
cine for stomach trouble since cannot say
Discovery
This glorious Discovery gives the
stomach and liver power to do their nat
ural work regularly and completely. It
makes healthy blood and steady nerves.
II helps the weak spots, making them
sound and strong.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should h
used with rGolden Medical Discovers
whenever laxative Is required.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-13
Atchison Leaves

Atchison Leaves
Howard Atchison, who has been
for some time employed in the Bos-
ton store, left Sunday for Seattle to
accept position in a wholesale drug
house. His position with the Bos-
ton store will be filled by Charles
Martin.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-13
BRING MONEY HERE.

Little Statement as to Financial
Work Of Co. e.
A member Of Co. e OF this city
has prepared few figures which
show what an organization Of that
nature may do for the city in finan-
cial way. In round numbers the
company has brought about $4,000
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-13
GREATER YAKIMA
PRIZES TO BE OFFERED FOR
THE BEST SLOGAN.
CLUB WILL WORK WONDERS
Will Be One Continual Campaign
For the Beautiful Yaki.
ma Valley.

The Yakima Boosters club
IL organized and offers $40 for
the best slogan. Everybody
get busy and furnish some
short, catchy slogan, some.
thing that will impress every
body that the Yakima valley
is the best locality in Wash.
ington. Everybody send in n
slogan. The more the merrier
and the more chance of the
best.
The contest closes March
20. Get them in early.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-13
STRONG COMPANY
YAKIMA TETON FRUIT LAND
90. STARTED HERE.
mcorporators and Stockholders Wen
Known Men of the
Valley.

Articles Of Incorporation were
nled with the county auditor Monday
by the Yakima-Tieton Fruit Land
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-13
THE WEAK SPOT.
When a boiler

When a boiler
explodes carry
ing death and
destruction with
1t, every body
says why: we
thought It was
strong enough.
l t IN U st av 9
had a weak spot
som g W h ere y
w h en- a an
who has the out
ward appearance
sound and strong
falls a prey to
his friends ex-
why we thought
III rinbf-ha ~nsf
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-29
ROUND MOUNTAIN MINES

TONOPAH, New, June -9.-Henry
Bartlett, of Round Mountain, drove
into this city with more than $4,000
in gold bullion from the Thatcher and
Mullholland leases in Round Mount
ain under the seat of his automobile
aud shipped the gold to the Mint at
Carson City. Bartlett had to travel
over a long stretch of rough country
before reaching Tonopah and when
he stepped from his auto in this city
he looked like a walking arsenal. He
states that Round Mountain is pro-
ducing more gold and silver now than
ever before in the history OF the camp
and that it will soon be making reg
ular shipments OF bullion. to Carson
where the gold and silver. is purchas
ed by the government agents.
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M|SCREANIS Do DAMAGE
TO MANY CLUB HOUSES

Yesterday one Of the local sports
men paid a visit to his club house on
the south end of Nashoe lake and
discovered that some person Or per
sons had prUnen III AMI irUm appear
ance OIL the lnterlur Idu held u,su
revelry.
Upon investigation it was found
that tney had uruhen the lochs on Ine
boat house and had taken out the
steel boats belonging to the owners.
IN tact lney had nlade use OF auOut
everyInIng Ia the V.clnuy and mad
done stear deal OF damage.
he went to the olner ciuD houses
and found tnat tney Aad been dealt
With IN the same nanner, ana tnat
everyone OF the ba.idlnss haI been
DrUhen INTO and SCu4GLuInS GeStrO. ed
II each instance.
The owners OF the clubhOuses there
were nOuhed and they have offered
a reward OF 500 for information
leading up to the identification and
convection OF the guilty person or per-
sons, and i tney are apprehended they
VIII be sumuarLly dealt with.
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DIOCESE NOT TO Be CHANGED

RENO June 29.-Bishop Grace. OF
Sacramento, has arrived in Reno
after spending a few days in Winnie
mucca and other towns in the eastern
part of the state. He stated that he
never found the state enjoying more
prosperity than at present, and that
the prosperity seems to be general
in all portions of the commonwealth.
He stated that there is no truth in
the report that the diocese of Sacra-
mento would be divided and that Ne
vada would be made 4 separate do
cese, but said that if such action
should occur it would not be known
for months. Bishop Grace will re-
turn to Reno about the middle of July
and officiate at the laying of the cor
ner-stone for the new $5o.ooo Catholic
Church in this city.
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RESERVOIR SCHEME NOT
TO Be ABANDONED

Our reporter made a trip to Topaz
this week and interviewed Chas.
hickey, the foreman Of the Hickey
ranch in Antelope Valley, regarding
the report published last week
concerning the shut down of the reser
yoir there. Mr.. hickey sad the facts
as regards the removal of the machln-
cry from the place was true. That
they had their houses there burned
and that the was misunderstanding
with the Government as to the three
4Os in the bottom of the lake. He
said however, that this would all be
adjusted in the near future and that
work would be resumed. Mr. Hickey
said that there was too much money
already invested and too much at
take to ever think of allowing the
work done to go to waste, and wished
the report Of its complete shutdown
to be CORRECTED. We hope this to be
the case, as it means so much to this
part of the state to- have the works
completed as originally contemplated
Courier.
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State Board of Education Meets

The state board of education held
a meeting yesterday and the deputy
state school superintendents were ap-
pointed The ladies, Mrs. Logan and
Miss EIDE, both of Reno. made appli-
cations blt owing to decision hand
ed down by Attorney General Stod-
dard to the effect that women could
not serve in this capacity, their
names We're ignored.
Under the act providing for the
deputy state superintendent the
state is divided into five districts and
an officer is provided for each one.
All the places were filled with the
exception of the first district which is
composed of Elko county alone and
in which no qualified person could be
induced to accept the position for the
salary stipulated. In all the districts
except this the salary is fixed at two
thousand dollars the year but when
the bill was in the senate it was ann
ended to provide that the officer of
the Elko district should only receive
$1,000 the year. AS Consequence
no person can now be four Who
will accept the job for that amount.
The board expects to ask the county
commissioners of Elko county to pro
vide for an increase in the amount
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-29
FIGHT ENTHUSIASTS
FLOCkING TO FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-FrOm
statements made by Bill SQuires and
Tommy Burns week before their
contest, it is evident that each has a
healthy and wholesome regard for
the other.
This town is simply fight crazy and
the sporting public can scarcely wait
Tor the Fourth of July to come. All
one hears about the streets and cafes
s talk Of the Burns-Squires contest
and visitors from nearby towns are
already dropping in. Jim JeffrIes,
who is to referee the contest will ar
rive here Sunday.
Burns left the Springs Wednesday
night and is putting on the finishing
touches of his training in Oakland
Both he and Squires are ready even
now for their Colma battle on the
Fourth Of July.
Nearly every Queensberry .enthu-
siast in town has visited Squires aRe
the consensus of opinion is that the
fighter from Australia has not beer
oyerrated. - ''.< -
The fighters are to enter the ring
at Colma at lao p. m. on the Fourtf
OF July and if either is not ready tt
answer the sound of the gong at ex
actly 2 .. IN. he will forfeit $4,000.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-29
RICH. MINERAL PROP
ERTY IN ALPINE COUNTY.

J. J. McLarley and Prescott Ely
of Tonopah, who with acting. manager
A. G. Keller have a bond on the
Morning Star mine at the head OF
Mogul canyon in Alpine county, visit
ed the property Sund4y The Eng
lish company who owned the mine.
a number of years ago run a long
tunnel and stink shaft from which
they made shipment of several
hundred tons which netted the own
ers over $500 ton. Two factors en-
tered into the suspension of work in
the mine shortly after this shipment.
The Boer war broke out causing a de-
preston in the British monetary cir
cles controlling the mine and orders
came to close down. After the war
representative came out and finding
the shaft filled with water returned
in disgust.
During the past two months Messrs
Ely. McLarley and Keller have had
loiCc VI uieA CledIlil6 oul tue tuu-
mel. and with powerful pump have
drained the shaft from which they
took samples. They are very en-
thusiastic and one of the party just
before leaving for Tonopah let loose
something about as follows: If this
property was in Nevada instead OF
| California it would not require any
corral dust to make it the biggest
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|. v. ". VOTES TO LEAVE
WESTERN FEDERATION

DENVER. June 29.-The long
u, ,a"n out discussion on the question
"ne.ner tne western teuera..un OF
hllerS SHAH concnue to anl.a,e with
me lndas,rIal worhers OF the World
IS trying the nerves of the delegates
20 tnGc onventlOn.
A smail-s,zed riot was threatened
today Mnen the previous questlon was
called with the object OF end .ng the
debate. The previous question re-
qu.res two thirds vote and wds lost
by narrow majority. A motion.
however. prevailed to limit the debate
to ten minutes tor each speaker.
Among the speakers today was
w. }. randall or Goldield, New, who
p. edlcted general strike of all the
miners throughout the country when
the present contracts expire next
April. Randall later referred to the
bltuminouS coal miners. who com
posed by far the greater part of the
NdSoc-ttti utlS iH tub GUdl uSluS.
\ test vote was reached this al
ternoon on the proposition to con
tnue to affiliate with the Industrial
Workers of the World.
The minority report was against
Mahoney's recommendation to keep
out OF the Industrial Workers fight
and favored taking sides. 1t was de-
feated.
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EXCELLENT PROGRAM 70
4 Be PRESENTED TONIGHT

A good sized audience will meet
Madame Griselda tonight at the op-
era house when she appears in con-
cert under the direction Of the Leis-
ure Hour Club.
An excellent program has been ar.
ranged and the Madame will be as
sisted by both local and outside tai
ent. The program has not been con
fined to classical selections alone but
is Of variea nature such as Will be
pleasing to those who attend.
Following is the program in full:
1. Overture-Poet and Peasant
Mr. A. D. Whiting.
2. Thy Beam4ng Eyes
Still Vie Die Nacht-
Madam Griselda-
3. Es Blink der Tau
Because-Miss Amy Howe.
4. I.aEo duet-Mrs. J. L. Muller
aud Mrs. j. A. Harris.
S. A Folk Song-Madame Griselda
G. Grand Aria-''My Heart at Thy
Sweet VOice"-Madame Griselda
Part Second.
|. Silver bells-Plano SOlO--Mr
Whiting. -
2. III Bacio" (The Kiss
Griselda.
g., Aus Meinen Grossen Schemer
zen"
The Years at the Spring.
Miss Mabel Stewart.
a. Melsande in the Wood
Madame Griselda.
S. Popular melody-Mr. Whiting.
s. "Daddy"-Madame Griselda.
Accompanist-Mr Platt.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-29
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
HELD LAST EVENING

A good sized audience gathered in
the High School Auditor .urn last even
ing to- listen to the commencement
exercises of the Carson High School
The program rendered was an excel
lent one and was highly appreciated
by those in attendance.
There were only two graduates this
year, Miss Katherine Werner and
Miss Edith Werner. during the even
ing remarks were made by DR.. Won
Radesky, C. l.. Deady and Prof.
Roberts. The closing number of the
program was a farewell address by
Prof. Templeton who has had charge
OF the schools for the past year and
who leaves to accept a position in
California in a few days. The schools
have advanced materially under his
able management during the past
year and only words of regret were
heard when he annonced his depart
urc.
1t is understood that Prof. Walter
J. Hunting, who has served in the
capacity of vice principal under Prof.
Templeton will be asked to accent
the principalship by the school board
at their coming meeting. 1t is also
understood that he will accent tn.
appointment.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-29

rock was not exceptionally rich-it
would probably run at the rate OF
$4,000 ton if assayed or $40 a
pound.
The quartz was oxidized and of a
bleached out coarse granular charac-
acter. 1t is what is known in this
section of the country as California
quartz and far richer specimens can
be seen in almost any mineral cabinet
in Goldfeld.
Richer ore is being mined every
day in a half dozen properties than
the p.ece of quartz from 'Scotty's"
mysterious mine right here in Gold
field. 1t did not come from any OF
the mines here. From it's appear
ance it was mined close to the sur
face or in fact it might have been
broken off a piece of ore that was
found on the surface.
All through the S.erras and foot
hills of that range such rock can be
touuu, DuL tuS quantity Is uSudllg
limited and is generally found in SO
called pocket mines" Many big
stakes have been made by miners in
working these pockets, and the gold
is easily extracted from it by crush
ing and the use OF little water and
quicksilver.
Scotty may have discovered such
mine in Death Valley and if SO the
| pocket must be a big one as the ex
| pense of the mysterious one is $500
a day for automobiles alone
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paid to either s1,eoV Or $1,000 the
year when qualified person can be
secured.
In the second district, which is
composed OF White Pine. Lander and
Eureka counties, 4. b. Lightfoot
Of the Eureka schools, was appointed
deputy state superintendent. In the
third district which is composed of
Humboldt and Churchill counties, J.
A. Abel, of Winnemucca was appoint.
ed: in the fourth district which is
composed of Washoe, Storey, Ormsby.
Douglas, Lyon, and Esmeralda coun.
ties, John Edward Bray, of Washoe,
was appointed; in the fifth district
which is composed of Lincoln and
Nye counties, Gilbert G. Ross. form
erly of Virginia City, but now OF
Tonopah, was selected. All the ap
pointments become effective on the
drst of September. They were made
by Supt. Ring and confirmed by the
state board of education.
The deputy state superintendents
will do the work now looked after by
the district attorneys throughout the
state who act as county superintend
ents ex-officio with the exception @
= -
Lyon county where the county re
corder is county superintendent ex
} officio. -
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Notes Of The Coming Carnival

simply going to be the greatest ever
in the shape of a carnival.
Reno win bring the Queen up here
and she will have a retenue OF sub
jects that. will take about twenty cars
to haul.
the Queen and Goddess committees
have lost about ten pounds apiece
They are haggard from loss OF sleeI
and incidental anxieties.
Things are being rushed all oveI
the city to show visitors the best We
have here and every one is making
good
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-29

Carson street certainly presents a
busy appearance today.
The electric light people are put
ting up their stringers today and will
probably make a tryout of the lights
tomorrow evening.
The people in charge OF erecting
the Queens throne expect to have
it completed by this evening.
A large crew of men are at work
on the dancing platform in the cap.
itol square and will have to work
overtime to get 1t in readiness foz
the monster crowd that will throng
the pavilion during the three days
of the carnival.
The traction engine has been roll
ing the streets all day and will con
ing the streets all ady and will con
tinue for part OF the night. Every
thing is being done by those whit
have the street work in charge tt
put them in the best possible condi
tion by next Wednesday.
The town is booming and the peo
| pie who come here to spend the earn
ival will be given royal time.
| One of the striking features OF tn
| carnival parade will bet he twent
young ladies' on horseback headet
by Miss Neva Winters.
Decorations on every side and al
tho colOrs Of the rainbow. This |
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Carson City, Nevada, June-19O7.
NOTICE OF THE INCORPORATION
OF THE CITY OF ELY, NEVADA.
Notice Is hereby given that on this
28th. day Of June, 1907, the Clerk Of
the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of Ne
vada, in and for the County of White
Pine, did duly file in the Office of
the Secretary of State due and proper
certified copies of all the papers in
his Office relating to the Incorporation
E0t the City of Ely. in the County OF
White Pine, in said state, and that
under and by virtue of a decree OF
the Honorable District Court afore-
said, entered on the I'd day of May.
1907, and subsequent proceedings
duly had in said Court, the City Of
Ely, situate in the County of White
Pine, State of Nevada, is duly in.
corporated city of the third class, un-
der the provisions of An Act Pro
viding for the Incorporation OF Cities,
their Classification, Establishment
and Alteration of their Boundaries
the Government and Incorporation
thereof and Repeating all Acts and
Parts of Acts in Conflict Herewith >
approved March Il. 1907:
Therefore, the people OF the State
OF Nevada are hereby notified of the
existence Of said city OF Ely and the
said people and all of the Courts o.
this State will hereafter take due
and judicial notice Of it's corporate
existence.
W. G. DOUGLASS
Il Secretary of State
y BY J. W. LEGATE,
Deputy.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-29
SAMPSON AND oEL,L,H TONIGHT

Madame Griselda will sing the
grand aria this evening from Samp-
son and Delilih:: 1t is the greatest
thing she sings and OF her work in
this famous composition the London
Times says: .-...
No singer that has appeared in
London for decade has given such
satisfaction in this magnificent com
position as Madame Griselda.
Her cons handling OF the
theme leaves it matter beyond criti
cism. 3"
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-29

A. T.. Poole Of San Francisco is
registered at the Arlington.
Lee Culbrith of San Francisco was
an arrival from the Bay this, morning.
Roy Parry OF Reno Is. a Carson
visitor.
: Charles E. Artbeck.. OF Saltwater.
was an arrival on this mornings train
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-29
SHOULD USE THEIR WINGS

A member OF the Eagles yesterday
was taking the men to task who
were macadamizing the streets.
do you suppose We Eagles want
TO walk over these jagged rocks on
the Fourth?"
Supposed you Eagles flew, not
walked was the response.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-29
"Scotty'' is Certainly Making Good

The papers of the southern mining
camps are devoting columns every
day to Walter Scott. and his famous
mine in Death Valley and from gen
eral appearances ''Scotty'' IS mahing
good. He brings couple of auto loads
of ore into Goldtield every day or so,
and he has chartered these machines
at the rate of $500 each per day
and at any rate is making enough out
OF the deal to keep square.
The ore he brings in is sensational
ly rich and he circulates it freely
about Goldield. 1t is beginning to
look as if he had the real dope. The
Goldheld Tribune has sent a nan cut
to "Scotty's" famous mine under the
solemn pledge that he will not dI-
vulge the location, but he will be al
lowed to tell what he sees while on
the trip. IN speaking OF the last
bunch OF ore which was brought lntO
the camp the Tribune OF today has
the following:
Scotty had a piece OF quartz weigh
lug about four ounces tucked away in
one of the rear pockets Of his trous-
ers and to a favored few he display
ed the specimen. 1t was so to speak
fairly covered with gold on the frac-
tured side of the quartz. 1t looked
as though small grains OF wheat had
been shot into the rock and by ages
of chem cal change the bread of life
| had been Transformed into the metal
! that rnles the world The niece OF
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-29
REV. POWELL LEAVES

Rev.'C. II. Powell received a tele-
gram last night summoning him to
the bedside Of his mother who Is
seriously i'll at her home in Cleveland
Ohio. He leaves this evening, and
consequently there will be no services
in st. Peters Church tomorrow nor
until further notice.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-29
ADVERTISED LETTERS

aend, A. B. Delson (6), W. C. Glidden
Fred. Gunders, William, HOLMAN.
James. Jamenson, Louie Kaniny. J.
Mcmillan. H. b. Odell. Pietro Pellett!,
t. r. HOFER, Jr., P. n.
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HOME FOR VISIT

John Olding, who has been EN-.
ployed with the ]. Connor company
at Manhattan for several months, has
returned to this city. After visiting
with his family for few days he will
leave for Walla Walla, Wash
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-29
DEPART FOR YER,NGTON

Frank Estes AID George Webster
departed this morning at o'clock
for Yerington In the latters new Ram
bier car. Mr.. Estes drove the car
to Yerington, but will return in q
couple of days and will haye.a couple
OF autos for hire here during the
carnival.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-29
CHURCH NOTICES

Presbyterian-Sunday school at
$3.50 a. III. Morning service at IL.
Rev. f. L. Nash Of Alameda, Cal,
the former pastor, will preach. In
the evening, the Christian Endeavor
and the church service will unite
having the one service at 1880 p. m
Mrs. Nash will speak upon a subject
so which she has given some special
study, All members of the congre
cation should plan to be present al
one or both the morning and evening
hours. Strangers cordially welcomed
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REPORTED BETTER

Word was received in this city
today stating that Miss Joe Roberts
was improving and that hopes we're
entertained for her recovery She is
still in critical condition