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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06
Stir bic WOnar6ic.
Gr- @onlnngiit crtlart scr fran5Uii-
idDcu &cpublif Ocu &rica.

Barrier @ldttcr ii6er @e6erS iiiuaite
2(elberrn0cn.- &0ni1 2coppIO'a
@cilrcb i'm Scinc6obel Elm 6ebI.
ihlog - SAUL 0orucr Bicbt
iciuc omcritoniihcn 9tciic Gin
0rjidc 5lnt @citcr, - Sc mebr cr
reiit, 0cito i60ner tonrmt ibnl icin
&oterlonO Dor. - a6nig GOmorO
moblbcDoltcu in 2ouOon an1cfom.
men. - Sin bcuorltebcnOer 9c,
ilb 0e3 Yr6iiocntcn bon 8roiilien
in @ortugaI.
Eoria. ). Moi. - Sulca Gclo-
6oue. Der iriiGcre }lnbGngcr Oc@ Der
itorbencn Generals 9oulonlcr, lit
ouf cincr W}onordiitcn Elottioru
ol@ GCputirtCr BON Gbolct, Gcportc.
meut liuinc.et-2oirc, Dem Centrum
elmer QroBen (crtiI ,&nouItric mtO ci-
ncr Srtihuft ole I'M &ricgc Der &cn-
see cine Nolc ipicltc, cuudblt NOR
Sen. Ger ucuc Tcputrtc, &crfnilcr
Oe9 brriiGnItrn NoulonQiltcn. Wioni-
ieItc9 pom Sabre 1889, crtlurt Der
@cNanfc elmer Observation-Disclosures Der
Wonarcbic in Trunfrcid) ingc 9tic-
munOCm 6ltrdt Elm. Gr fiiQt bin5ll:
,IiC Wonurdic crlhcint glIlen OILS
en &oruN Dor Ncm 3onflucibc Nc.
publit. Go9 Experiment, uclbeS id
urrnld,t bobc, lolltc IN olcn futbolis
ihcn @u6lbCjirfcn picOtrbolt mcrOen
SD bin iibcr5cuat 0oB lbon 0ie cine
Suhe olcin ollie Cbrlidb 0entenOcn
MGnncr NIT @iocuuilcn lmo 6lrht
criiilt: sic 9lcptblif Ser GIcntCn-
Ccuua, ser @riuuoo un0 &ipionIS un0
0c9 oQacncincn 2(rbcitcrblunocS."
So5ioliSmuS uno &rteg.
4uriS, 5. W}oi.- 9ebelS iiIuaItc
GrflGrrHh Die io5inliltiihe Goftrin
lei bei ocnt 0e1etlp6rtigcn StonO.
plnft ser Meltcntpitehm1 nid)t &c;
gen Oic GrbnltunA cineS Sccrca 5llr
&ertbci0iglng OcS SanoeS gc8cn ci-
ncn 9ln0riii@fricg lit bier IN ucriAic-
Ocncr @eiic olligcioBt porOcn
Yariier So5ioliitcn idAcn: nGicie
GeutIhen mohen iitb lGherli6 ourh
ibr @cidipGb iibcr 0ingc, BON oenen
tie niCbt Cinmnl ole ruOinentGrItCn
Negriiie bnben."
8cbcl3 0cmcrflu9cn marcn auf
einen geieicrtcn 6iibrcr NcIniinjt, Scr
ieit Sn6ren al Der Spite Der iojin.
liitiibcn Grop0gonOn gcItanoen bat.
Iiciclbc 2lnlibt mar Dor einiger Belt
BON Eorlanlent5 SojioliIten, mic
Suure8 unO Wiiltcr, oll9geipro6en
mor0en lmo fam 0ann ais &rttit Der
onti.milit1rilhcn mo nnti-pdtriotl-
iNen 1ottriucu in Scbpumg. @eute
6ciben oicie 0ottrncn o&crOei9ml9. "
Iie Gommcntnrc iibcr OaS lbeua
iinO borafteriltih. Der oGcnpa"
iagt: .Serpci9nut9 lit ,leiOrr gottc@,
ein rein irnnj0iiide arant0eit"; Der
.,@clnir" ooAcGen bctont Die IDot'
iahe, ooB in 0cltibIQno Iclblt Die
So3ialiiten nidt ou9genomlnen limo
bon .0em merhpiirOi9eu FbGnomeL
oa8 III Der GiicntIiben Weinng icn.
ieits OeS HbeinS IN &rie8Slrdgcn SIT
Gage tritt." @Ieibuiel, melhe Gnt.
itbeiounG Ser adiier triiit alei6picL
lpie OriidenO unO ihmcr5liH Oiele
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06
Straicn6abnsStrifc bceonncn.

Sou6ronciSco, 5. Moi.-Gie
Gon0uftcurc un0 Wtptorleute ser bic,
iigcn &ereinigten StroBenbnbnen
itouOcn bcutc friib olls. Seine 8og.
0ona wurocu bcute 6eiGroert uno Die
Gonlpo9nic bat fcincn 8criud &c.
uo6t ibre 2inien in 0ctricb 5u cr-
Goltcn Ghpn 2000 Monn iiu0 oil
oenl 2lu8Itono bet6eiligt inOeiien lit
c3 moglid, oob lid) Der Strife aud
oui onocrc 9lnGeItcatc auSoebnt. Sci.
llc llnruben babcn li6 bellte crei0net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06
(5ortietnne iiebc 5lucitc Scite!l


iaaic Or glbcrnetb0, ieien 5Wei 2iuac bon &5'
tbcn fir bIeie gSet ben getb olier luto iur nie
uddite 0as Gemiiieu rein 81 crbnlcr. gSen
Der Gcib burb geinnoe Ibdtigfcil oer Seber
often erbdltau miro, 10 bnte CT hed %or Die
len ,Snbren beuubrieH bic Nernbarolncr Wonhe
ole (5eflmobeit bon Gclicu ourb Sds. mas lest
u5 ,,st. 8ernaros 0rartcrpinen" heidnnt H.,
unb oice regulreu ole aeber. reinaer one
4'ht uno cntierncn aus ocm Sbiiem ale nDge
itorbencn luo Qiiigcn Stoitc Deie Htuen
itcbcn nls elm leber eauIirungsmlieI uncr'
reidt oa. tUiODh6rJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06
Saft's Gnti3ciOnug.
Sic NOrSernHacu DER Gnual 9ln9cs
itclltcu ami bcm 1itDmnS,

t6nueu niht beriidiihtigt mcr0eu.
- 9ofomotipiiibrer unO CONDUIT
tcurc Der Gonltruttionajiiac Oa-
9egcu iollen b0bcrcn &obn crbal-
ten. - Gin Sbrciben 0eS YrdIi-
oenten an Die oGentrol 6c0erateO
llnion" in 9}ep.Oorf ij6cr sic
9liiaire Wloper &opmoo0. -
@cnn bcpieien miro, 0oB oicieu
2cuten llnrecbt 0ciGc6cn it, 10
ioa Der Neueral 9rmOc9ompolt
cinlbrcitcn.
@oibtngton :. Is, ). Nl0i.
- &rieg9ietretdr 3oit bot ais Geiul-
tat icinc5 tiir5IiGen @eiu6e9 olf Sem
Ntbnu9 cine Gntlhciolmg itbcr Die
Yobnraten un0 2Irbeita5cit ser &onnls
2lugelteIltcn obgc9cbeL rnO oiciclbe
lit Dom ErGiiOeutcn gcbilligt >uor0eu,
Sic be3iebt iid aui 0ic tiir5Iiden
6oroerungcn Ser Qioid)jniltclt Sci5er
mO &rabnleutc Der 0anlpflAMliel-
Nluibincm iomic Scr Moid)inilten
un0 Gon0utteure Ger GonltrlftionS-
iigc. 9Sie ihon gcmeI0et, botten sic
Oiui6iniIten Ser 0dmpfihorielsQta.
idbinen am 1. Mdr5 cine Grb0bung
i6rea 2obue3 uon $2t0 mti $500 pro
Nionat, sic &rabnlcutC pom $tS5 atf
$3.50 pro Monat lmO bic 0ei5cr pom
$S3.33 auf $110 pro Wtonut Der,
langt. 2lllBcr0en beIhmcrten iih Die
&elttc ilber 5u ltrenge Hcgul0tioncn
in 9e}nl AMI llrloub o0cr &ronfcns
urInub, ilber lltmnoriidc Gntlaiiln-
gcn II. 0gl. m. rSn ieiner Gntihei-
olmn erflGrt ser Scfret1r i'm @cients
lihcn er lcbc nid,i Gin, Sab Die 9tegil-
Iationcn bc5iiglicG oeS llrI1ubS 3r
itrcua icicn, m0 mas GntIoiiungen
onbclanac, 10 babe cr cincn ncucn
Elan oes Gbci (nacniellrS Sbcrltcn
(SoctboIa Qencbnli8t nob mcldcm
por5uncbmcnOc Gntlaiuugcn uorbcr
our6 cin Gonlitc, bcitcbcuO ans cinen
?lrbcitS8enoIien ser betrcilcn0cn &cr,
ion, Cincm SCrtrcter Oca &ornlnnn3
o0tr 0ca Yeamtcn meldcr Die Gnt-
laiiung poriblGgt ln0 bon cinem Ser
trctcr Der &anal GomrilIion luter-
iubt mcr0eu iollcn. &SaS 0ie Sobn-
i0be onbclangc, 10 crbicItep Oic Nelltc
iebt ldon I'M IurCbi6nitt % bis 30
Ero5ent mcbr, ais fir oic glei6c 9Irs
belt in 0cn QSer. Stnutcn bcjnbIt mcrs
De, uu6 Oie V'ebriorocrlngcn icien
ouIcr nicbt unnebnbar 9e}iigIih llr.
laube lln0 &ranfcnurlaltbS legt 3uit
BAR, Dab uue }ln1eIteIlten Der lnmpf.
ibauichl ati 0cm SItbnltS 0lljGbrIicb
leb9 g4oden llrlaub bel uollem &obne
uuo ouBer0em in arantbeitsi1llen
mcitcre 20 Gage llrlou6, cbenfnlls bel
poQem 2o5ue,erbalten. SeOeufoQS iei
6ies liberal genllg.
1nS @eiuh Der SofomotiDiiibrer
BON GonltrilttionS5iigen INN Grbo6ung
ibreS 2obnes pon $3.50 ani $210 pro
Wonot iinoet Ser Sefrctdr Gercd)tier-
tigt Ditto ouS @eIu6 ser GonOutteure
Oieier 3iige nm Grbobung Oeo Sobnes
uon $40 aui $50 pro Ntonat. -
9tui 9efebl ocs gr1iioenten treten Die
uon 6rn. Goit in ieiner @ntiGeiOuna
ougeor0neten 8crGnOerllngen am /.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06
anf etnen
Sannl beben.

@rOfciiionellc Gcflame nnS 6c5abl-
tcs Cob m6gcn cincm grtifel 81 ma.
ki0rr Nadfragc OerbeIicn, a6cr ucnn
OcrIcl6e nidt Snrd iuncrcn 8crtg in
Oic S6gc fommt, 1T cs nutlus, i'm
Onrd gln5eigeu iucitcr 81 Id)icbcm.
nSaIc'S SOnep Of SOrcgunnS anS
Gar" crrcidtc idOn lnuae Den 8ipfel
OaOardJ, Oah eS mic Dcrfebltc, S5uten
uScr GrfGlmns sn fnrircn. Gs 6rinst
idncIlc GrIcidtcrnns BON wrGcm
SaIS nnS Srunditis. Man ncbmc rs
in 3eit nnO uerbiite crnitlidlc Srauf.
gcit. SIR 9lpotGcfcr Ucrfanft cS.
Nan bnlte cs in bieicm uerGnScrlidJcn
@cttcr 5nm 0c6rnmd btrcit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06
%cuuiDlunuicu'S SfanOnl,

NctriigcrcCn un0 Gicbltdblc bCi'nl
&opitolbnlL -- @oupcrncur @cn=
nDpddcr'9 9lomoge.
SorriS burM Eo., ). Wtoi. -
@cncroIomunlt Gooo miro Giuil= lrn0
GriminoIprojciic GcAcn ollie Die IN 0Cn
StootSfupttoI Sfon0ol pcrluideltCn
Ecrioncn cinlcitclL icoob ioa oic
&jitc Der 2cltc Gc0cn lucldc cr Dor
Gcbcn miro, niCbt bcfnnnt qcnIubt
>ucr0Cn, bis sic porIduii0C ltntcrilt-
dung bccnoct it, Die llnteriucbuna3-
Gonniiiion miro feline SiBuuQcn
nicbr 6oltclL bis ser ouf Sen is. Wfai
onbcrotmtcu &crtogltn1 ser 2cgiSIaz
inn. % Sic Gnnnlihion lore 9Irbcit
niCbt }cittG unllcH0cn tunL I'M Scr
qcAcnpGrti9cn ScAi3lotlr Nerid)t
Nnrlbcr }u critottcn, lpie lripriings
liN bcobidtiAt mar, 10 miro iie elm.
fOd) Der @cicBge6lmg bnbinacGen0c
NIClOunG nlodcn, ln0 ltm nlC6r Belt
Crilldjcn nit Scr Gmpicbllma 0oB iir
nlttoriiirt lucrOc, iGrcn @cridt iobalh
oollcnOct ocm @oupcrncur Stuart
ciu5lticnocn. Gic Ero5eiic IolIen altf
2lnsin9en boirt tucrOcn, Gus uelheu
hUrDor9cbt ,OoB cir Gontrottor Dem
Stootc 752 Gbcrntoitotcn anrtdInetc.
mGbrcn0 ntr 1868 Cingeicbt nurOcn,
1no ooB 6illigc Sortel @lo@ bci Der
9hi2itCttuuG 6c3 @cbGu0cS nnQcluens
set uur0Cn, u0brCno Oie Gontrufto.
rem Oic tbeucrltcn Sortcn 5ur 2Inrcd
nlln9 brod)tcn. Inter 0cn IN bic ga.
Gc bcrmidCltCn Ecrloncn bcfir0Cu
Itd Oic OlitglicOcr ser Gontrnttcrens
iirmn Sobn S. Snn0criou & 81. ).
Va. NuIton gIrdbitCft Scr Nou Cont
uniiiipn un0 &onc3 S. S6lulufcr,
iriiberer Supcriutcnhcnt Scr Staat>.
NcbGll0c lnlO 2InIogcn gIu@ Ocn BON
Der Gomnliliion bcrnonlmcuen 2lu@io.
gen 0c6t bcrpOr 0oB Der Stnot in
oiclcn SGncn 5eGn Niol 10 bicl liir
Snbcn bcjobltc, OILS 0icicIben luert0
morcn.
Gr.@oiocrnclr FcttDpodcr, mel
der Er0libcnt Der @ollbcbGrOe mar
nnO in scr &crBcbung Scr Gontrofte
cine bcruorro1cn0c MpGc ipieItc, CT.
IicB befonntlid) i'm lcbtcn Soerblte ole
iifcntlidc GrfIGrung DOB fein Col.
lnr 5lt picI fir OoS aopitol pcrou5s
9abt muroc, 0oB fein dbnIiHcS @e-
bduoc, mic Ooiiel6c, fir $I3,000000
6crgeItcat iucr0Cn t0nnte un6 0aB bic
@e5obllng Der 9fcd)nungcn crit nod)
IorGIdltiAcr unO genalcr Grilirna
crfolgt ici, NCSn 2lnbctrodt Der neucrli-
cben Gntbiillum9en lit man gcipnnnr
borouL pic Scrr Ecnnppodcr Jest
olcic @c6oltptlngen 81 rc6tiertigcn
ucrilihcu iuir0.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-12
NO CHANGE IN PRICE

Department of the Interior. Office Of
U. S. Surveyor-General, District of
Nevada
Reno Nevada. Jan. 4. 1907
Editor Appeal
An article appeared in local paper
of the third instant, under the head
ing "Claim Patenting Cheaper" pur-
porting to give schedule Of fees for
office work and stationery for min
eral surveys in this district. No in
structions have been received from
the general land Office at Washington,
ID. c., relative to such fees! which for
this district are as follows: For lode
claims, for each location, whether
surveyed singularly or in group, $50;
for placer claims, for each location,
singly or in group, $50: for mill sites
if surveyed separately $50; if in con-
nection with lode or placer claim,
$40 in addition to the fee for said
claim; for examination of placer
claims taken by legal subdivision, $40
for each location, singly or in group.
No charge is made for filing report
of expenditures after survey. Thest
fees are still in force and effect
Vedy Respectfully
MATTHEW KYLE,
U. S. Surveyor-General for Nevada
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-12

AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 11.-Fourteen
members ofth body composing the
Texas legislature signed a resolution
today demanding an investigation If
Senator Baily and Attorney General
Davidson connection with the re-
admission of the Waters-Pierce Oil
Company to Texas. The resolution
will be debated Monday when it is
believed Bailey and Davidson will oe
present The house sat at special Or
der for tomorrow morning, consider
ing a like resolution.
Early today the house refused to
consider the matter 4 any form, but
later the special Crdor was obtained.
Senator Bailey's supporters tonight
prepared a special resolution which
will be offered tomorrow as substi-
| tute for the one before that body. The
substitute seeks to offset the charges
made against Senator Bailey in the
| first resolution, stating that he had
admitted all his connections with the
Pirce, Kirby and Tennessee Coal Co
and has successfully resistsed the
charges. THE Bailey resolution sug
gests that the speaker appoint a com
mittee of seven members who shall
pass on the Bailey-Waters-Pi Pierce Oil
case If they decide there is no foun
dation for the charges, they shall Sc
report to the legislature which car
then decide whether the charges shall
be preferred.
Both factions are busy tonight pre-
pairing for tomorrows contests.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-12
STATE II RD OF EOUCA-
ton ME- is
1t Had an Interesting Meeting Here
Today.

Today the State Board OF Educa-
ton consisting Of Governor Sparks,
Prof. Ring and DR.. Stubbs held a
meeting at the Governors Office.
Prof Adams of Reno, and Miss
Francis Frey Of the Reno public
schools were in attendance and made
an appeal to the Board Of education
on the legislation needed this winter
from the coming session of the 1egis-
lature.
They wish to abolish the office of
ex.officio county superintendent and
have deputies appointed by the superin-
tendent of public instruction.
The powers now belonging to the
county superintendent to be given %
the state superintendent.
That the schools he visited oftener
by the derutv sunerintendents.
To increase the state board of edu-
cation hv ad6irg 40 more members.
The governor . n~noint from among
the teachers cf - c+ote
The deDutv ernorirtandentS to lie
named by the s'nerint ndent of pub
lie instruction and confirmed by the
state board.
All examinations should be held in
each county as at present but the
rapers should be graded by the Safe
Board.
Salaries should be raised in order
to attract the best talent.
The state school tax should be in
creased to six cents on the hundred.
The above is brief outline Cf
the legislation asked for by the
teachers and they will be in Carson
this winter to push along their views
and convince the members that their
claims are reasonable.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-12
HEAVY r. r. TRAFFIC.

The Tonopah and Goldfield road IS
making provisions to handle the IN
creased business of the road expedite
ouslv. It is taking care of much or
that business now and in a short time
will receive rolling stock that was
ordered as long as last spring, when
will greatly increase its facilities.
"The increased traffic said Generai
Manager J. F. Hedden in discussing
the road and it's work, "has been que
To the boom in Goldfield, which natur'
a,lv affects Tonopah to greater VI
1ess extent in that respect. 1t has
not been easy to buy equipment. ou'
Of six engines which were ordered III
March of last year, two reached us
about a month ago and two left the
Baldwin Locomotive Works at Phiia
delphia on the 21st and two on tne
22nd of December.
The passenger rates have been re
duced Is per cent.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-12
SPUD FAMINE IN GOLDFIELD

The latest shortage of supplies in
Goldfield is in the direction of spuds.
The price is going up daily and is
soon expected to reach the quotation
of early days in San Fancisco when
they were sold at a dollar apiece.
Most of the real first class potatoes
come from the vicinity of Carson City
and any one accustomed to them will
readily pay a dollar apiece rather
than go without them. OF course
they are not badly stuck on the price
but when it comes to a case of neces-
sity they go down in their pockets
and look pleasenat when called upon
to pungle their money.
A Juicy tenderloin all right and
nice to fall aboard of when pressed
with hunger but it is a tame and
Hstless thing without an annex OF
Carson Valley potatoes to go along
with it.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-12
BIG SCHEME FOR HUMBOLDT

One o the greatest mining propo-
sitions ever launched in Humboldt
county is the one on to be attempt
ed by Tonopah and eastern capitalists
who plan to work the immense placer
deposits in American canyon, about
45 miles south of Winnemucca. by
collecting the waters Of the different
creeks on the Eastern slope of the
Humboldt range and conveying the
waters by means of a gigantic pipe
line to the placer beds of the Ameri-
san canyon. The plans embrace the
purchase outright of the entire ranch
es and water rights of half a dozen
ranch owners whose lands are water
ed by the streams flowing from the
eastern slope Of the range.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-12
CUT EN- ShURT

The chaplain of the California SEN
ate has started of with short pday-
ers, never going over a quarter of a
This is a lesson that Carson City
clergymen might take to heart. They
are paid five dollars day for invok-
ing the blessings of Almighty God
upon the deliberations of the mem
bers of the Legislature and some, in
times past have labored under the er.
roneous impression that they we're
expected to pray five dollars worth.
Now, the sooner they disabuse their
mind off this idea the better On
the contrary they are expected to cut
it as short as possible and get out.
Some OF the Chaplains who, in
times past, have bored the members
with long addresses to the diety have
run the risk of having their services
dispensed with by the passage of the
law abolishing chaplains altogether.
If they could only hear the ava
lanch of profanity which their long
capitol they would cease from the
offnese of longitudinal invocations II
the throne of grace and boil their
views down to the proper limit.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-12
TWENTY PEOPLE KILLED

STRAASBURG. an. 12.-Twenty
persons perished yesterday in a fire
which destroyed the book bindery of
Hubert and Co., and English firm near
Geispolshem, near this city. A vat
flaming liquid caused such instan-
tenous destruction with everything in
which it came in contact that all the
exits were cut off in a very short
time. Some of those who escaped
from the burning rooms were badly
scalded
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-12
THE RIGHT IOEA

The Lassen Advocates Quots the
Journals editorial urging that tn,
counties of California lying east o
the Sierras be joined to Nevada, an
says: cat divers and sundry time
and at the risk of being branded
"a traitor to the State the Advoca,,
has taken substantially the same
views of the situation. 1t is paten'
that the counties named above will
never have any political importance
or standing under existing conditions
Geographically they belong to ne
vada, politically, California owns
them-and there you are. We doubt
if, at this late day, change can he
brought about, however beneficial It
might prove to be.'-Journal.
The claim by the Journal that the
counties on the eastern side Of the
Sierras geographically belong to Ne
vada is fully endorsed by the Appeal
but while on this question we desire
to call attention to the fact that the
southern part of Washoe geographical
ly belongs to Orcsby county and the
residents of that section have made
several attempts 70 be annexed to
Ormsby in order to save a great deal
Of expense when it is necessary to
transact business at the county seat
Under these circumstances, how
ever. the Journal does not take the
geographical view of it.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-12
WILL REPAIR THE WALLS

The easy way in which two convicts
bored a tunnel through the wall Of
the prison has opened the eyes of
the authorities to the necessity Of
Immediate repair. They find the wall
is a sort of mud adobe concern and
not saft in any respect.
All the stones will be removed and
placed back in good shape with the
best cement which will harden to al
most stony hardness. Several
months ago a trio of prisoners escap-
ed by digging through the walls cf
the prison and the warden expects
to take measures which will put q
stop to further pranks of this sort.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-12
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE
It is not Half Finished and Will Only
Be Given to the Legislature

Be Given to the Legislature
Governor Sparks is now hard at
work On his message to the legisla-
ture and expects to have It ready
some time next week.
There is no illumination in any part
as to it's contents nor will he give
anything out regarding it.
'The message is intended for the
legislature and it would be marked
discourtesy to the members of that
body to give the message to the press
before | gave it to the legislature.
Off this reason l have refrained from
giving it out and any newspaper re-
ports of the message and its contents
are mere guesswork.
Il can simply say that no question
Of vital interest to the state will be
overlooked"
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-12
CHRIS YAGER
GOES HUNGRY

Chris Yeager returned from Walk
er River district last night after one
of the most terrible experiences OF
his long career in the desert country.
Yeager left here three weeks ago
with Chas. Klotz for some mines
they own in the Walker district, ea-
pecting to stay two months. They
shipped a large amount of supplies
from this city by rail and left the
morning after placing the goods in
the freight house.
The supplies were consigned to
Schurz and when the men arrived
there, they left their teamster to fol-
low in day or two with the grub, ii
any event as soon as it arrived.
Taking supplies enough TO last a
week, Yeager and 4>lotz plunged into
the desert and went up the mountain
side to the mines where they started
work. A week passed and no team
ster, two weeks passed and still no
teamster. Both men were down 10
and occasional rabbit and snow birds
by this time, though the snow was
so deep they could not get out to
hunt
The third week found Yeager thin
and famished and they determined to
make break for civilization. He
and Klotz started down the mountain
and their trip to Schurz was a night
mare of hardship and suffering.
Arrived there they found the team
ster still waiting for the grub that
had not yet arrived. Somewhere be-
tween Carson City and Schurz the
supplies are carefully sidetracked and
two men all but starved during the
time these supplies have been held
up on the short haul between this
city and SchurZ.
Yeager has blood in his eye and
wants to see the railroad, some rail
road or any railroad, responsible for
his two weeks starvation. His friends
here are surprised at his appearance
because for the first time in his life Cf
husky endeavor, Chis . Yeager looks
hungry and hollow eyed.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-12
MUST NAME THE DOPE.

The new pure food law is now on
deck and all things which go to into
the human stomach must also provide
for the consumer a printed list of the
ingedrients. The effects on the sau-
sage maker may be little hard but
it will have to go. The manufacture
but the public pressure was too
strong. There are still many points
the manufacturers got away with.
For instance, the sausage man must
print the words dog meat" if it is
there, but does not have to tell where
the dog came from. This was very
fair to the maker and might relieve
him of many complications. The bill
in that respect will not affect Carson
sausage makers as they are famed all
over Nevada for their excellence and
purity of make up.
Whisky must be sold with a label
of all it's contains no matter how
long the list may be. Carson whisky
will not suffer much under this law,
yet people do intimate that there are
places right here at the capitol that
sell lii hor which in some cases, 10
speak circumspectly and with due def
erence to our worthy citizens, that IS
no better than it should be.
In order to be certain about the
brand. however, consult the advertis
ing columns of the Appeal.