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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24
Some Work for
Judge Langan

Six indictments were returned by
the grand jury which met in Dayton
last week and the jury was discharg
ed Judge Langan has set the trial
of Fay Furgenson for December 21th.
and on the 2sth Markino, who took
Miss Furgerson out riding while she
was confined in the Dayton Jail vii
be tried. On the 30th man named
Stout will be tried for burglary On
January 9th man named Brown will
be tried for assault with a deadly wea
pom and January 7th several civil suits
will be heard.
On January 18th at Carson City
the motion for a new trial in the case
OF Everett, convicted OF murder com
mitted at Nina, will be heard
On January 18th Judge Langan will
leave for Goldtield, where the case OF
Esmeralda County VS.. The Tonopah
and Goldfield railroad will be heard
also the case of the State vs.. Gibson
charged with murder
Judge Langan has arranged with
Judge Brown of Elko to go to Storey
county to hear several cases in which
Judge Langan is disqualified
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at
The Churches
St. Peters Church

Christmas Day: a. M. Holy Com
munion. 9 a. M, Holy Communion.
$50 a. m, Holy Baptism. 1890 a.
m. Morning Prayer and sermon. Ev.
cry body welcome.
Methodist Church
The children's S chorus at the Me
thodist church will furnish the music
for the program tonight The mus j.
will be intersperced with appropriate
recitations by members OF the Sunday
school, The exercises Will begin a.
7:3o. All are invited.
Presbyterian Church
The Christmas tree exercises at the
Presbyterian church will be held this
evening at o'clock. All presents t
be placed on the tree should arrive
at the church prior to this hour.
Orphans Home
The children at the State orphan
age will enjoy d bountifully loadet
Christmas tree at the home this ey
ening at 6:45 o'clock. Ffiends ant
relatives OF the children are invited
to be present.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24

dent Roosevelt has made the charge
that am not using any means 10 help
in restoring peace at GolGfeld but
that | am relying entirely on Fed
eral aid, | have not received official
notice OF such charge. III the event
that it is true | DO not feel that it
would be proper to use harsh Ian
guage in speaking Of our President
The truth Of the matter is | have
been doing everything in my power
to restore peace and preserve order
at Goidfield. ! have helped in the ap
pointment of deputies TO protect the
mines and the property OF that coun
try. In addition | nave devoted every
moment Of my time since the trouble
first started 10 Try to settle every
thing peacefully | could do no more.
III | have made a mistake in appeal
ing for troops l alone am to blame
and no criticism should fall on Fresi
dent Roosevelt. But / have made no
mistake. Troops were needed there
they are still needed there and the
fact that there has been 40 trouble at
Goldtield since the arrival OF the sol
diers is a pretty good evidence that
they were pretty badly needed They
are still badly needed and | believe
there will be trouble if they are with
drawn.
i am opposed to the reorganiza-
ton OF the State militia and in the
event of a special session OF the Leg
islature and this matter is brought
up | will continue to oppose it. How
ever, should the people OF Nevada de
eide to organize a militia OF say be-
. tween 1000 and 20oo members | would
have. no other course to follow but
:, swear them in the event that they
applied to me.
What | do favor is the orsaniZa
tion OF State police force something
on the plan OF Ine Texas rangers
These police have made a brilliant
! record in the Lone Star State and
there is no reason why a similar body
of men should not prove OF incalcul
able benefit TO the property owners
and other citizens Of this State.
Governor Sparks was told that a
report is row out that in the event
that it is proven that state of insur
rection did not exist in Goldfeld at
5 the time the appeal for troops was
= made, both himself and President
Roosevelt have violated the law and
that they are liable to two years, i'm.
4 prisonment under what is known as
r the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878
: This was apparently news to Gov
ernor Sparks. AS ] already stated
t he answered, If | have made mis-
L take in appealing for troops, | alone
+ am TO blame and no criticism should
d fall on the President But | have
t made no mistake. Events have showI
that troops are needed at Goldfield
o With 30 men at work underground
Y the Mohawk mine was started up this
Vt morning after being shut down 70,
it over three weeks. The CONSOLIDATED
mill aud the Neyada-Goldtield Reduc
i tion works are running.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24
WILL GET 30 CENTS

According to the Searchlight Bul
letin the depositors Of the Search
get about 80 cents On the dollar The
depositors have appealed to Bank Elk
aminer Miller to come down and in
vestisate the condition y the insti-
tuition. The depositio"s expect to
throw the institution into the hands
OF d receive rand it will be several
years before the affairs are strieht
ened out and the depositors receive
even their thirty cents.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24
CARSON CITY MAY
HAVE FREE DELIVERY
And Collections Of Mails if the
People Will Act on Few
requirements


they VIII fnd 1t difficult matter TO
get II before the department. again.
lhe above statement by the lnspec
tor tells the whole story. Carson
City can get on the map as city with
a free delivery by getting in and DO
ing Little real improving, that Will
at the same time enhance the value
OF their real estate, or they can let
the matter slide and continue to
tramp through the mud and snow af
Ter their mail every day.
This matter should be given i'm
mediate attention and The Appeal is
going to offer few suggestions on
the subject in hopes that the people
Will get busy and gain for themselves
step forward in the line of advance
ment.
In the first place let a mass meet
ing be called TO consider the PROPOSE
ton
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24

being drummer or something else
The vital issues raised and submit
ted to the Court was whether the
work done in 1904 was for the Whalen
Con. NJ. Co. or whether it was done
by mere trespasser. Lay claimed to
have acted without authority from the
Board of Directors in having the work
done, and they all sWore they never
gave Lay any authority to have the
work done, but it was shown that they
had never given Lay any authority
from 1901 to 1904, and that he had
always acted without authority, and
they had ratified what he had done
by paying the bills. 1t was shown,
in short that they didn't know any
thing about what was going on, and
didn't care, being mere dummies
Daniel Davies claimed that Lay came
as usual, and ordered the assessment
work done as usual, and it was done
as usual. and with the same old tools
After Lay organized his new cor
poration he issued a prospectus call
ed Fortunes in Copper" According
to Lay quartz was scarce in tf)se
mines, being displaced by copper.
Dispositions were taken in Eureka
Chicago aud oral testimony in court
and the pleadings and testimony are
very vo'uminous.
During the year 1907, Lay, who hac
the assessment work performed upoI
II claims. all Of which now goes tC
the benefit of Daniel Davies. who i:
an old miner, and is thus saved doins
the assessment work.
There are two claims amongst The
number that show fair-the Prince o
Wales and the AmaZon-from whicl
he can make some money.
Henry X Mitchell of Eureka req
resented WALES. and Alfred Chart,
represented Davies.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24
a FINE DECORATION

Manager Johnson Of the Nevada
Meat Company has one of the finest
decorated places OF business in the
city. The shop is adorned with holly
and tinsels beside the other usual
Christmas decoration. A Merry
Xmas" announcement made OF eggs
that are fresh attracts considerable
attention and with the interior dec
UrationS presents an eHcelleht dP
pearance.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24

e L. Booth, Inspector OF the Post
office Department, is spending the day
in this city completing his inyestiga-
tions relative to the report to be made
to the department by him regarding
the establishment OF free delivery
and collection Of mails III this city
Postmaster Hotter some time ago
presented the matter before the de
partment and at that time they stat
cd that if the rules governing this
feature OF the mail service were right
the city should be given the desired
adv ancement Mr.. Booth was detail
ed some time ago TO inspect the con-
ditions here regarding the matter and
has maze several visits to this city.
Mr. Booth was seen today by a rep
resentatiye of the Appeal and had the
Following to say regarding the sub
ject;
Carson City is entitled to the free
delivery service in so far as the re
ceipts oi the local postofice is con
cerncd, and after general inyestiga
tloD Of the conditions here | will be
perfectly willing to recommend the
establishment Of the same TO the de,
pertinent at Washington providing
ecttaiA requirements are lived up to
The greatest need Of all to get the
Il Nce is the repairing Of the side
val II and crossings. / aud that in
man. places near the outskirts of the
city i ere are really no sidewalks at
ali, / street extending from one
fence , the other. Then, again
there ere no street crossings and al
the prtbent time it is almost an impos
5.bilirIto cross the street from one
side } the other without going ovel
ones Shoes in mud. This does not
apply to the conditions existing in the
greater part of the city but these fea
tures must be remeded before l car
Fecommend a free delivery in Carson
City. 4H
Again l find that in a number o
places the houses are not numbered
This will also have to be done il
every case. No mail can be delivered
10 a house that is not numbered ant
the regulations are very strict on thi
point.
Outside of these two features
feel that | can conscientiously recon
mend to the postofhce department
that Carson City be given a fire
delivery and collection of mails, an
that enough men be employed to ha1
de this matter in first class manner
1t is now all up to the people c
your city but they must act quickl,
i will have to make my report in
geasonable length OF time and if tn
residents here do not make a moy
10 remedy the conditions !! spoke {
cannot recommend the deliver
New IS the time to put the matte
through and il it should fail this tim
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24
Mining Suit Settled

In the early seventies William
Whaien located a number of copper
mining claims in Antelope Mining Dis
trlct, Eureka County, Nevada and by
devious ways, such as relocating,
jumping, etc, kept control of them un-
til about 1901, when in a suit before
Judge Hawley he lost control to one
Chas. Lay-a very worthy successor
TO William WhaIen. "ColoneI' Chas.
Lay acted as President of the Whalen
Con. NJ. Co, but was really the com
pany.
In 1904 Colonel Lay went to Eureka
and employed Daniel Davies. with a
number OF other miners to do assess
ment WORK Oh the Whalen Con. prop
critics, then consisting Of II claims
They did the work with the same old
tools, and believed they were work
ing for the Nha1en Con Co. Lay
did not pay for his supplies, groceries,
meats, or hardly anything else. and
Eureka for his wages and recovered
judgment, had execution issued there
on, and advertised the property for
sale, and the Sheriff was on the point
Of delivering his deed for it when he
was enjoined therefr6m by a restrai
ing order issued out Of the [. S. Cir
cult Court, under suit brought by
one Sidney I. Wales against DAME
Davies and w. H. Sweeney as Sheriff
On the trial of the issues raised il
appeared that Lay got Wales to jumT
the properties on the first OF January
1905, and that WALES had never
heard of the properties, and that Lay
paid all his expenses. and that WALES
Immediately sold to a new corporation
organized by Lay, and never saw the
properties again, and spent only onf
day on the ground. and had neyel
been. SO engaged before in his life
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24
HOME MADE CANDIES.

Fleckner's candies are made in Car
son in our factory. Any piece you
eat, if it be our chocolates. cur creams
our velvet taffiies. our nousats. our
marshmalloWs. YOU long for more.
Our business is growing because We
know you like good candies. Our aim
is only to give YOU the best We know
how to make. Try US. Across from
the Y. & I. depot. Of
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24

Holly berries. ferns. tree ornaments.
candy canes. pop corn, fruits. dates
nuts and all kinds Of fresh candies
at Flechners at right prices. Near
depot If
In Paris, we are told. veal outlets
Dreaded with sawdust are being scrv
Cd in the restaurants. Lucky Paris.
We couldn't do that in this country
On account Of the lumber trust.
James Reardon was an arrival from
the eastern part of the State this
morning and will spend the holidays
with his wife in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24
RESIDENTS OF GOLD
FIELD FEAR FUTURE
And darc Leavingthe Camp. hv,nes
and Furnishings Being Sold
at any Price

GOLDFIELD, Dec. z4.-Next Mon
day is ,he day Set for the departure
Of the federal troops from this camp
and in anticipation of this event many
residents OF the camp are disposing
OF their real estate and household ef
fects and are leaving for other parts.
Rents throughout the city nave gone
down fully one half and every effort
is being made to keep the people
here but all i'll vain.
Especially since Sheriff ingalls, has
signed the request that the troops
remain and has been quoted as say
ing that he feared he could not hand
le the situation after they had left
the citizens generally are anxious to
go and avoid the trouble that seems
bound to come.
The mine owners are free with the
statement that they will fight the Un-
ions To the finish ana no matter
whether the troops remain or not.
They absolutely refuse 10 listen tC
any terms Of settlement advocated
by the unions or their representatives
wherein the Western Federation is II
be considered as a feature in the set
tlement. They add that il the men
returned to work under the federation
it would not be SIX months before
they would call a strike for their Olt
wages although at the present time
they state they are willing to return
to their positions at the new scale
of 81.
There is no trouble of any kline
the camp but the general desire o
so many people to get out before th'
troops leave reminds one OF a small
sized panic Many still hold out hop,
that the president will change hi
order and that the trops will remail
but nothing sent out from the sea
of government confirms this hope.
The president has now stated tha
the state must act for itself and ur
der no conditions depend upon fedora
: aid and the people, or all that car
are going to journey with the troops
Governor Spraks is still confined t
his home with neuralgia and is unabl
to come to this city to handle tn
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24
CHRISTMAS BOOKS

Mrs Edgecomb wishes to announce
that her shipment Of books are ex-
pected to arrive in this city in the
next couple of days and all orders
given her will be delivered before
Christmas. If
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24
WILL GIVE MORRIS CHAIR.

Abe Cohn has a handsome Morris
chair on exhibition which he expects
10 GIVE away the first of next month
instead of a set OF dishes. The char
is AZ elegant one.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24

F'leckner has a dainty line of very
useful fancy boxes, bought from three
OF the largest box factories We
know how to put up a nice box, any
size. Try us. Near depot. If
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24
FURNISHED ROOMS.

For gentlemen. Electric lighted and
bath in connection. Terms reason
able Apply of Mrs. Chapman, AZ f
King Street. wo blocks east of Cap
ito1 tt
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-12-24
w r Rem DANCE

Remember the Warren Dance will
take place on New Years eve at the
Armory Hall. Tickets soc: supner &C.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-24
Hablindo con a Alealde
81 presupuesto de este af1o. El asun-
TO ''Ceballos' Las refor-
- mas del,acueducto
2i6. 600 DOLLARS

Esta maf1ana Ell ilustrado Alcalde
senior deF.Valle Atiles recibi6 en- su
|deSpacho TN representante nuestro.
| 1nterrogado acerca de. los asuntos
|pendientes en- los depsrtamentos Ell
doctor del VaIie contest0 que por
ahora Ia question pslpitante de la
Corporation est3 en- ls formation de
los Presupuestos.
listed sa be-dijo Ell Alcalde q
nuestro represen tante-que Ell pre-
supuesto ha de fundarse en- la lev
que autoriza a los Mun;cipios pre-
supuestar de >acuerdo con las entra-
das del primer semestre del af1o an
terror. Actualmente cada oficina ira
ba ia en- asuntos especiales para hacer
Ell presupuesto de egresos, el cual
POGO mas 6 menos sera de unos dos.
cientos ounce mil dollars.
lie tocamos Ell asunto de Ceballos,
y nos manifesto que estaba pendiente
en- la Corte de los Estados Unidos.
Ell Municipio no tiene abogado que
10 represente. Ell Gobernador Mr..
Winthrop Sc encargo como Sc recor-
dara, de hacer act;vas gestiones en- la
Metr6poli, para reclamar la deuda de
los ayuntamientos de San Juan, Pom
ce y Maya aguez. Esperamos que Ell
gobierno estudie detenidamente ell
asunto, sin perjuicio, por nuestra
parte, de tomarnos Ell mayor iuteres
para que tenga una resolucion pronta.
~ sobre Ell Acueducto?
Ah,~>el Acueducto, dijo Ell alcalde,
tambien5dedicamos su estudio mu-
cho tempo Ell doctor Gomez Brioso
puede informar aeerca de los traba-
JOS realizados. Tenemos va Ell pa-
no de las obras y ell pliego de condi-
Clones. Solo faltan recurSos para
llevarlas la practica. En- una obra
donde han de gastarse unos $4,000
dollars-segl1n opinion del doctor Co
mez Brioso| hay que ir con pes de
plo mo. H>A
Y los filtfos para Ell acueducto?
Ell Sef1or del Vale no adivino al
momento donde iba nuestra pre-
gunta,:
Ell repres sentante Re recuerda la or.
den del seflor Crosas. que etectiva-
mente NO Sc cumplio por resultar ca
81 in,itil su rsa,izacion segln Ell pa
recer de distinguidos galenos.
Ell doctor del Vale nos informd
|que la Corporaci6u no habfa tornado
acuerdo porque ~resultaba aquellc
muy graypso pero en- camblo las
obras que Sc tienen en- proyecto pro-
meten llenar :cumpl ldamente las as
piraciones deAa ciudad,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-24
La Guardia NacioDal

Nos informan que hasta la fecha la
organization de la Guardia Nacional
de Puerto Rico. es la siguiente:
En- San Juan cuatro compafllas,
una de elias montada. (Los indivi-
duos que la componen cuentan con
caballos de su propiedad); en- Ponce
cuatro compaf1fas, Ell Juana Diaz una
compa1iia; Mayagiiez dos compaf1ias
una de elias montada; Salinas una
compafiia; Santa Isabel Una compa-
1ila: Ponce cuatro compaliias, una
mantado; Naguabo una compaIia
montada; Arecibo una compaflia por
ahora, pero prede ser que Sc organi-
cen dos; Humacao una comps flia; Ba-
rros una compafiia; Yauco una COM
pafila; Caguas dos compaflias; Cayey
dos compaflas; San German dos com
pafllas; Sabana Grande una compa-
Mia; utuado una compailla y Adjun-
tas una compafi1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-24
De Ma.nat1

A bril- 2o.-AEn las conferences esco-
lares celebradas no ha POGO en- este
pueblo, tomaron tambien patte princi-
palisima los competentes profesores Sc
flores Sandoval. (don Leopolao) Pares
Rosas, Rios y Guasp Vergara. Ell
sefsor Sandova! discuti6 larg amente
sobre ssuntos pedag6gicos en- la erse-
nanza de Nnguaje y artmetica, expo
niendo con claridad los inconvenientes
de la enssfianza en- las escuelas rur ales
con motivo de .as malas condolences
de los salones, los pocos emolumentos
con que Sc cuehts y la didcil gradua-
ci6n de los alurnsios Tambien el mis-
mo professor se7ior Sandoval, rebatio
algunos de los puntos expresados en- Ell
discurso del senor Rios Cordialmen-
te felicitamos a esos amigos de la
instrucc,on.
Hoy sale para el vscino poblado de
Barceioneta. los reverendos padres
Misioneros que Sc encontraban aquf
FNumerosas personatss han acompaila-
do aquella bar-iada. Estan pucs de
placemes equeilos dignos compuebla
nos yen particular nuestro amigo don
Primitive Machan.
Etilustrado doctor Blasquez, esta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-24
!" "Sangre Mora

Las sefioritas y jovenes que toma-
rarf parte en- el estreno de la zarzuela
/" Sangre Mora mdsica del ms
plrado composisor don Franc SEQ
Cortes y que Sc pondra en- escena
el sabado pr6ximo. son los siguien-
tes: senoritas Hayde y Pepita Marin,
Mas. Velez, Otero, Asensio, del Va
lie, Pauline. Matlenzo, Finlay. Bene-
dicto y otras; y jovenes, Carbia, Fe-
rran, Marin, Torres Grau, Porrata,
Figueras, Benedicto, Capestany, La
timer. Sabat. Echevarria Gatell, vi
llamil Cortes y otros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-24

Los proyectos sabre el Mercado. Lo
que dice y Dr. Gomez Briosc.
Una erdenansa.
%, 600 DOLLARS

Ell doctor Gomez Brioso nos reci-
bio hoy en- 81 oficina, En- el momen.
to que fue 4 interrogarle un redactor
|nuestro. conferencia ba con Ell doctor
Carbslleira y an Inspector de Sanidad.
Inmediatamente nos ofreci6 poner
nos al corriente de sus proyectos.
En- primer termino esta sobre e1
tapete la reforma de Ia plaza del
mercado. Cree Ell oficial de Sanidad
Ique la obra acerca del mercado es
urgente y sobre todo necesaria.
La plaza Sc reformara por compile
to. Ell plano del ingeniero sefIor Ro.
drfguez esta hecho. No falta mas
que llevar la practica Ell penss-
miento. Por de pronto desa parecera
todo el estado actual de la mencio.
NADIA plaza, poniendose mesas de cris-
tai, imitando Ell marmol, para el ex-
pendio de las carnes. Q
Ell centro estara dividido en- cuatro
departamentos para legumbres, car
mes, pescados yotros puestos. Los
vendedores tendran sus mesas de
piedra plastica no permitiendose que
ningtin articulo sc muestre en- ell sue
10. Ell doctor Brioso tiene va una or.
denanza prohibiendo entire otrss co.
sas Ell uso del tajo. fin de que Sc
enplee Ia sierra para el expendio de
las carnes. Una de las reformas ne.
cesarias es la cubierta con destino
la plaza para cuyos traba Jos Sc des-
tinaran diez mil dollars.
Los depa rtamentos tendran una
capacidad para ochenta y cuatro
puestos sin contar desde luego. las
galerias.
Una de las obras que mas han de
ser obJeto de preferencia es ell refri
gerador donde Sc guardaran las car
mes que salgan del matadero. Ell
coste total Sc calcula en- treinta mil
dollars.
Cree ell doctor Gomez Brioso que
81 sealizan los trabajos, como es de
esperar, bajo los pianos del Ayunta
miento, muy en- breve Sc contara con
una re(orma social que hace tempo
reclama la importancia. de San Euan