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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


AN. ORDINANCE to amend an ordinance en-
titled An ordinance relating to the aims
house department" chapter xxi. (Revision of
1902.
Be It ordained by the Mayor and Common
Council of the city OF Newark:
Section l. That wherever the words ''super-
intendent OF the almshouse' appears in the
several sections of an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance relating to the Almshouse Depart
hereby stricken out, and the words almshouse
clerk substituted in. place thereof. All duties
heretofore performed by the said superintend-
ent OF the almshouse shall hereafter be per-
formed by the almshouse clerk, who shall be
appointed by the Common Council and at
tached to the office of the overseer of the
poor.
Section 2. Amend section sO4 by adding after
the words "almshouse physician the words
who shall also be a graduate Of a college
OF pharmacy of the United States and after
the word prescribe" where II appears in
said section the word compound"
Section s. That this ordinance shall take
Adopted July "a. 1908.
p. H. RYAN.
President of Common Council.
Presented to the Mayor for his approval July
"a, 1908.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
JACOB H~AUssLING,
The foregoing ordinance was presented in
Common Council on Friday evening. July "a.
1908, on third reading and final passage. was
passed and duly signed by the Mayor and is
. JAMES =. coNNELLY.
iy3aAt City Clerk
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LOGICAL.

A little 5-year-old was begging his
mother to buy him a knife. She said.
1--WE will wait and ask papa. for you
know a part of you belongs to him."
After a moments silence he looked up
and said, But the part that wants the
knofe belongs to you" He got the
knife.-Deineator.
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Abrecou Highlands.

ABSEcON HIGHLANDS FARMS. just opposite
Atlantic City. is where you can realize the
dream Of toiling millions; five acres. intelli-
gently cultivated. and in this location, will,
under the pleasantest and heaithfulest condi-
tions. easily net you 81, 900 yearly. There Is
just a steady income. We have the best land
in tho United States for early vegetables.
fruits. berries. grapes, pigeons and poultry;
ideally located: Atlantic City at your doors;
fine roads pure water, delightful semi-southern
climate. Land advancing In value. at rate OF
so Der cent. yearly. BE wise. Get five acres
while you can for $3.50; payable $3.50 weekly.
Send for map and beautifully illustrated book
let. THE Light That Guides to Wealth."
h O'CALLAGHAN. 12 Market st..
Room 4oi.
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OCEAN VIEW.
Lots 500 up: free excursion Sundays via
Sandy Hook boat. For ticket apply
HARBOR INDUSTRIES. 142 Market st. Open
Monday. Wednesday and Saturday evenings
till $50.
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Atlantic Highlands.

FOR S~ALE-Houses, SO. 900 to 81. 900: new ones.
S., 300; every Improvement: send for circular.
AMANN, 14S Midland av.. Arlington, N. j.
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FOR SALE-House, nine rooms and bath; al
Improvements: land 47.5x100: price So, 500
LOUIS w. LINDBLoM. 1862 Midland av,, Ar
llngton. N. J.
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TOO MUCH so.

Eve-Adam, here's such a nice apple.
Adam-I don't care for apples.
Eve-But this is such a tempting bit.
American
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AIM
George f. CorWin to Chas. r.
McCraith. lot of salt meadow,
$ @ S Great Island. s W cor A.
Courter's lot, 2 CHI 30 XII oh
A |
Pascasio Serritella to Pasquale
Murano. Q S Az C., 10 IT n fir
Miller ST, 25x100 .................
Pasquale Murano to Pascasio
Serritella. same property ......
Louis Brody ct al to George
O'Conneli, e s. S. 18th st. 1875 IT
n e fir Eighth av, 35x100 ........
Francisco C~hiaravallo to John
r. Bender, W $ S. 18th st, 325
# n fr 10th av, 25x100..........
Carson II. BerntheiZel ct al to
Chas. F. Hsbicht, s s 9th av,
92 fl W fr s. 14th st, 29X45....
Frank II. Sommer tSheriff) to
Fannie J. Taylor. n $ 18th av,
IS TT @ fir Stone st. 25x100. ..... $50
Fannie J. Taylor and hus to
Domenic A. Valentino, n s 9TH
av. 20 IT @ fr Stone st, 25x100..
Emma l.. Kellerman and hus to
Albert Kasselmeyer, e $
Ridgewood av, so # n fr Madi-
sui dN, QUA wv
Michael Byrne to Gustavus A.
Richards, e s Joseph st, 124 TT
n fr Albert av, 25x10O: and I'd
tract
Fredk Nolte to Elizabeth Bauer,
W s S. goth st, 200 TT s fr 18th
av. 25x100
Leonard J. Finke ct al to Chas.
c. O'Connor, VS. Plane st, As
It n fr James st. 4TX100. .......
Chas. C. O'Connor to Mabel D..
Finke. same property ..........
TOWNSHIPS.
Edward II. Kelly to Frederick
Weierman, Orange. W S Scot
land ST, s cor land James r.
Gilmore. 79x200 ...........,.....
Joseph Spiezio to Josephine
Spiezio. T.. Orange, n S fremont
av, 10 IT W fir Bedford st, 25x1OO
Nutley Realty Co. to Benjamin
Sci Nutley. W $ Whitford av,
n s B|rookield av. 132x141.....
Kazmier Lukoffski to Jacob Tur-
ton. Bloomfield. W s Davey st,
1871 It s f. Belle av, 25X150.....
Walter S. Nichols to Arthur Auer,
I%rvington. s Q cor S. 21st st and
18th av, 63x100.
viii C. Headley to Frederick
stone, %Irvington, s s Clinton av,
55 # @ fir Augusta st. 50x110....
Franklin p. Mills ct al to
Claude p. Kendall. r. Orange,
II s New st. So TT n w fir n.
Maple av, 21x150. ....,..........
Thos. Pavlik to Eliza J. Condit,
Orange. n S Carroll st, 442 fl e
fr Burnside st, 25x100. .......... 10
Chas. Gormley to Jacob Wagner,
w. Orange. s s Cherry st, 125
It W fr Whittlesey av, 25x100...
Henry S. Williams to j. G. Pur-
dy, e $ N. Brighton av. 106 II n
fr land Jas. F.. Shelton, 100x500
Lena l.. Emmons to Chas. Gun
sci, Irvington. n W s Durand
pl, 8 cor lot 3. 25x100. ..........
VIM. Fl. Fl. Ely to Simon Asnis
ct al. F.. Orange. W S Amherst
ST. 405 IT n fr Maple av. 50x20O 6N
Same to Simon Asnis, e. Orange,
w s S.. Clinton st, 405 IT n fr
Maple av, 50x100. ............. 40t
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Harrison.
PETER PAWEL
Real Estate, Fire Insurance,
Mortgage Loans.
Harrison, Kearny, Arlington, Kingsland,
Lyndhurst and Rutherford.
ia n, 4th ST., Harrison, n. J.



TWO LOTS Normandy Park. Irvington, neal
Lyons av.-Sell on easy payments or offer "
part payment for small house. Call at 49,
ST., Newark.
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FIVE-ACRE FARM. near Hammonton, N. j.;
excellent for poultry: price $500: 500 cash,
balance $40 per month. GILBERT & O'CAL-
LAGHAN. l42 Market st. room 4oi.
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Bloomfield.

REAL ESTATE values. insurance. loans. J, ]
11S Washington ay., Belleville
Established 1898.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

FARMS acres or more. / mile from railroad
station. Morris County; about 20 acres wood.
balance cultivated and pasture: spring and
Well water; apple orchard and other fruit: old
house. & rooms. barn and wagon house; 2
horses, l COW. about 90 chickens; tools. imple-
nents and CROPS in the ground; price only
81. 800. SCHWARZ. 45 Clinton st.
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n O SALE.

Out of IOWA.
FARM-M acres, Q miles from Dover, N. j.;
elegant place; 2 acres wood. balance cult
waited and pasture: 2 apple orchards and other
fruit: fine stream of water, also good well
house, Z large rooms, in hrst-class order: barn
nearly new: barn and chicken house; build
ings all as good as new; I horse. l cow. chick
ems, wagons. plows, tools. crops in ground
beautiful. location; price $1,000. SCHWARZ.
As Clinton st.
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81, COO S balance rental plan, buys new
dwelling containing 10 rooms. bath. every inn
provement; lot 50x135; price s., 900. Address
NATHAN RUSSELL, and Gler
Ridge.
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O WANTED.
TO LET-FoR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TWO unfurnished rooms wanted by a lon
man. Address ALONE. Box 70. Star Office.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

a rev Newark pdTCelS- IOth lutIu Ntf
NORTH 5TH ST.-store and 4-family house,
including barn and garden; good conditions;
income 1854; always rented; price TO quick
buyer. very little cash ................S3. 200
HAMILTON T near Clinton st. East Or
ange-2-family house and 2 stores. on 5Oxl5o;
income $40S: can advance rents; to quick
buyer. terms easy Sj'SV
MURRAY ST.-1-family house. Al condition;
II bought at once, almost given away. 81, 900
PLANE ST.-3-family. store and 3 rooms: in
come 5000: lot 30x1O0. in heart OF city; $500
cash. balance mortgage. .S5,OO0
list ST, Irvington-2-family house. II rooms;
well rented; 25x100: valuable ground: house
in AL condition; to lucky buyer, 300 cash.
balance mortgage .S4,sVO
EAST ORANGE-A modern 2-family house; all
improvements: 30x100: a fine home for a
family, who may live rent free. one minute
from Orange trolley; II sold by Friday. $500
WORTH 4TH ST.-2-family house, IL rooms;
lot e5x100; lot alone worth 81. 200; must have
cash; to quick 80, 500
M'WHORTER ST.-Six brick factories and T.
story building; all rented; annual income
e, 592. big plot OF ground; only $4,000 cash
required; will bear strict Investigations; must
sell to close an estate: II you are quick
enough sio' iuv
r 4TH ST.-New 3-family house: 8 and
6 rooms and baths; all improvements; lot
S5x1o0; near Central av.: income 500: al.
SPRINGFIELD Av., M~aplewood-12 lots: will
double In value in a short time: II sold THIS
week
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H

Bicycles and Motorcycles.
GO to PORTER'S. 16 Park st.. Orange. for your
first-class motorcycles; also bicycles. Repair
ing a speciality.
Music Teachers.
JOHN G. MIMIC. graduate Of London College
Of Music. Piano instruction: terms reason
able; best music furnished all occasions, II
william ST.. Orange, N. J.
Musicians.
GEORGE violin Instruction.. select
band and orchestra music furnished for ali oc-
casions. 30 William ST., Orange, n. J. Tells
phone 152S-W. Orange.
Plumbers.
II. l.. DE NOURIE,
Plumbing, Heating.
II Main street, East OranRA.
No connection with any Arm Of the sans
name.
Restaurants.
Try KOOPMAN's, "a Main Street,
the oldest established restaurant in East Or.
ange.
Watches and Jewelry.
C. A. LUND,
Matchmaker and Jeweier.
Diamonds and watches. Clocks and watches
repaired and warranted. % Main st., East Or
ange. N. j.
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SOUTH ORANGE

Electrical Construction.
JOHN A.
High class electrical construction and repair
ing. 49, South Orange av.. South Orange.
Tel. 111-R,
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SUBURBAN
MERCHANTS, TRADESMEM,
ETC.
WE CAN SUPPLY YOU AS
GOOD AS NEWARK CAN
HARRISON
C0n1 and Wood Dealers
Furniture Dealer,
bloomfield
Scrap Iron Dealers.

Scrap Iron Dealers.
l. kinds of scrap iron. brass. copper, zinc.
old machinery and parts of same; paper,
rubber, bottles and all kinds of waste ma
terialS bought. Send postal or call.
EDWARD A. GRUBER,
20 Osborne street, Bloomfield.
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So ACRES in Brookdale section Of
suitable for farming or chickens and ducks;
small 7-room dwelling: $50 feet Of street
frontage. early possession. price $500: terms
to, suit buyer. Address NATHAN RUSSELL,
No. IS Washington av.. Bloomfield.
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STORES TO LET.

STORE and dwelling. business property, corner
Washington and Pearl SITS. suitable for up
holstering business; reasonable. CHAS. WEI
GAND & 20. 1876 Market st.
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TWO acres, s-room house; trees; good place 70
children: 50. Call 1s Arch st.
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Nut1ey.

TRACT OF LAND. 12b acres. fronting on
washington av. and other SITS. suitable
neighborhood; price only 81. 500. SCHWARZ,
As Clinton st.
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DWELLING, containing II rooms. bath; excel
lent location; convenient; terms reasonable;
IS, 600. Address NATHAN RUSSELL, Bloom
field and Glen Ridge.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE.
NEW frame residence. s rooms: bath: steam
heat; near South Orange av.. Vailsburg; fine
view and desirable neighborhood, entertain
exchange, city or country. Call at 1sS Wash
ington ST., Newark.
FOR SALE or exchange: lot 2Sx70, in Hilton:
value 1925. G. VOHDIN 1872 10th av..
Irvington.
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$500 CASH.
Store property, good business section; rent
s3S; price $500.
FRANK A. MANLEY, $50 Broad st.
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East Orange.

East Orange.
NOW is the time to list your properties for the
fall business. We have an extensive list OF
buyers of properties of all descriptions. Coco
tenants secured. Personal attention given al
properties. Prompt buyers of bargains on ouI
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

Out of Town.
NOW is the time to list your property for the
fall business: we have an extensive list OF
buyers OF property OF all descriptions; good
tenants secured; personal attention given all
properties; prompt buyers of bargains on our
list.
FELL & DEVINE,
Real Estate and Insurance,
3S Main St, near Arlington av.,
East Orange. N. j..
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REAL
TRANSFERS.

NEWARK.
George +. Corwin to Chas. r..
MCCraith, lot of salt meadow,
$ @ S Great Island. s W cor A.
Courter's lot, ? CHI 30 xii CHI
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ADVERTISING
EXCHANGE COLUMN.

FAIR EXCHANGE IS no ROBBERY.
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scotch Plains.
SCOTCH PLAINS-Two houses, with barns:
two minutes walk to trolley: ten minutes
ride to Westfeld or Plainfeld stations on c.
r. r.; also ffty-acre farm. one mile from
westheld station; cheap. SHELDON. 222 Mar
ket st.
West Orange.
VISIT beautiful Washington Park building lots:
easy terms; take West Orange trolley to
property. RANDALL. psf Main ST.. Orange.
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Watches and Jewelry.
C. A. LUND,

Matchmaker and Jeweier.
Diamonds and watches. Clocks and watches
repaired and warranted. 20 Main st., East Or
ange, N. J.
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LOCO steamer. cheap. Inquire c. kAPPLER,
Maplewood, Nauxhall road.
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THE lice question is a serious one for the
poultryman; Lees Liquid Lice Killer Is the
most effective aid with which to combat YER
MIN. the original. strongest and best made:
requires no handling, busting. dipping or
greasing; So cents, GO cents and 81 cans: one
gallon prepaid for s1.25: at your dealers or
direct. HOWARD l.. DAVIS, 45 N. 18th st.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-11
Sen. Mack
a Benedict

Maurice Mack, State Senator from
Douglas county and well known in
this city and Miss Clara Springmeyer
inishing daily, that the city was going
Springmeyer, were married in Genoa
yesterday afternoon and passeu
through this city last evening en-
route to California where they will
spend short honeymoon.
The wedding came as surprise to
even the intimate friends Of the con-
tracing parties as the wedding was
not expected to take place for some
time. The couple left their homes at
Gardnerville, drove to Genoa where
the ceremony was performed and
then continued on to this city in time
to catch the evening west bound
train.
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CarSonite
is Married

Word was received in this city yes
terday Of the Marriage at Goldfield of
James N. Wylie of this city and Miss
of the bride on last Wednesday.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Wylie of Carson City and
is known to everyone here. The bride
is popular society lady of the south
ern mining town. The couple will
make their home at Goldfield where
Mr.. Wylie is engaged in business.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-11
WILL SUE The
BONDSMEN
Of County Officials For
F undS Deposited in
State Bank

The county commissioners of Es-
meralda county have instructed Dis
trict Attorney Swallow to bring suit
against County Clerk and Treasurer
Hardy's bondsmen to recover approx
imately the sum of $4,000, county
funds, which that official had depos-
tied in the State Bank and Trust
company when the crash came. The
peculiar feature of the matter is that
Thomas B. Hickey is one of Hardy's
bondsmen, the other being John S.
Cook of the Cook bank, and Frank
Golden of the Nye and Ormsby
100000. ....
The position that the county COM
missioners take is that the county
treasurer can deposit the county's
money wherever he sees fit, but that
he and his bondsmen are at all times
responsible in the premises. The
treasurer, however, points out that an
order was made upon the minutes OF
the present county commissioners au-
thorizing him to deposit the funds OF
the county in the three banks in ex-
istnece at the time the order was
made-the John S. Cook, the Nye and
Ormsby and the State Bank and Trust
company.
The question which now arises is
as to the legality of such an order
and if made whether it releases the
custodian of the county funds from re-
sponsibility.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-11
MILL NOW IN
OPERATION
Camp Of Jumbo Now
Having Ores Worked
and Outlook is BRIGHT

E. B. Smith of the Jumbo COnSOl-
idated company, of Jumbo, was in
town today. He reports that his com
pany will resume operations at once
on an extensive scale.
They propose to sink their shaft
on the Ophir to depth of $50 feet,
At present it is down 55 feet, with
good milling ore showing in the bot
tom. 1t is thought that at the pros
pective depth large body of ore
will be uncovered. The Gopher is IN
the center of the VEN system OF
Jumbo and bids fair to become a rival
of the famous Barge in the matter or
productiveness.
On the North Star an electric hoist
will be installed and the shaft will be
sunk to depth of $50 feet before
prosecuting is started. A very large
amount of high grade ore has been
shipped from the North Star above
the so foot level and there is no
reason why larger deposits should
not be found at greater depths
The new mill of the Selby company
is giving perfect satisfaction. 1t is
now running on low grade ore, but in
a few days high grade will be dumped
into the mortars and the first clean
up will be a bumper one. On all
sides there is evidence of great re-
vival, and it is freely predicted that
in few months Jumbo will be the
banner new camp of the state. En-
terprise.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-11
POLITICAL MASS MEETING

County Chairman Heidenreich OF
the Republican central committee
has issued a call for a mass meeting
of the republicans to be held at the
court house on tomorrow evening for
the purpose OF selecting delegates to
be voted on at the coming primaries.
There will be twenty-five delegates
from Carson township and two from
Empire and number Of nominations
will probably be made In selecting the
delegates who will name the Republi-
can party ticket for the fall election.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-11

has triumphed again and the would
have been taxpayer is getting ready
to locate In a more patriotic COM
munity, one that has some live boost
ers for their advantages.
This is not the first time nor will it
be the last time that people will be
deliberately run out of our COM
munity.
Now, the truth of the matter is that
never for many years has the outlook
of this section surrounding Carson
City been SO bright and promising.
Work on the smelter near here will
be going forward in the next couple
of months according to ali official OF
the company. Mines are being de-
veloped in every corner of the dis
trict. Homes, modern in every par
ticular, are being erected ty outsiders
and local people who have foresight
enough to see what the future holds
for this commonwealth. The outlook
is BRIGHT and within the next cou-
pie of years this city will be counted
among the advancing communities OF
the great State of Nevada.
II the knocker can see these things
he refuses to believe them and con-
tinues to weld his little hammer.
1t is useless to tell him to cease
or show him the error of his ways
and instead all we have to say is
"Go to 1t, Do your worst, Carson City
and Ormsby County is going to ad-
vance and if you don't like the at
mospehere of advancement get out,
the sooner the better.
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CARSON KNOCKERS
DOING GOOD WORK
People Who Would Invest Here
are Warned to Stay Away and In
vest Their Money nCalifornia

Il had intended buying a home in
Carson City, because think 1t Is one
OF the finest residence cities that |
have ever visited, but SO many people
discourage me by saying that | am
foolish In investing my money in the
town owing to the fact that 1t has no
future, that | have about made up my
mind TO locate In California. There
seems to be no boost to the place ana
II there ever was a small city that
should be boosted from residence
standpoint as you have the prettiest
town In the state, the finest water,
an ideal location, but too many cal
alnity howlers."
Such was the remark of "a stranger
In Carson city to the Appeal man
yesterday when the former answered
an advertisement In this paper in ref
erence to u house and lot that Is ad-
vertised for sale. Once again the
knocker and cryer is busy in our
midst and his little hammer is knock
ing with vengence.
Mr.. knocker told the party that
the value of local property was dim
inishing daily, the the city was going
to the dogs fast, that the railroad
shops were about to close and that
when they did the town was gon-
or.
The above Is facts as they were
related by a party who desired to in
vest In this city and become resi-
dent. from the fact that this city
holds out unparalleled inducements
to the home seeker The knocker
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BOUND OVER TO GRAND JURY

SEARCHLIGHT, Sept. II. = L. F.
Peck. the man who some time ago
shot and seriously injured T.. M. Mar
tin. u business man OF Searchlight,
for enticing his son into the tender
loin district, has been bound over to
the grand jury on a charge of at
tempt to murder. He will in all prob
ability be indicted and will be made
To stand trial.
Peck claims that he knows Martin
enticed his son to enter the tender
loin district. and that he shot Martin
when Martin refused to tell him where
they had been and what they had been
doing.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-11

The Supreme Court convened at 10
o'clock this morning to consider the
Hickey case but owing to the fact that
Sheriff Owens of Nye County had not
signed the returns in the case and
adjournment was taken until $3.50
this afternoon. The sheriff was no
tilted and arrived on the afternoon
train from Reno to sign the papers
according to law.