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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
TO RAWHlDE
BY DAYLIGHT
Traffic To Camp Now
Going Over Local

Beginning with this morning the
travel from Reno to Rawhide will go
over the Y. and T. railway This
change. which was Originally sug-
gestion of the railroad commission has
met with the general approval of the
Southern Pacific as it will mean a day
light ride 10 and from the boom camp
The local train will connect with the
S. p. at Mound House and that train
will then run direct to Schurz there
10 connect with the autos plying be-
tween Schurz and Rawtde The
train will then pick up passengers
coming cut Of the camp and will ar
rive at Mound House in time to meet
the Local passenger at Mound House
III the evening.
The trip 10 the camp has been made
10 great extent at night and res
nuired long and tiresomn waits at
stations along the road and also had
its worst feature in the facE that pas
senGers reached Rawhide a about !
O'Clock a night BY this new sched-
ule passengers will arrive at the
camp during the afternoon.
This change will also prove a bene-
fit TO Carson City in business way.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
Mrs. Trimmer
Passes AWaV

\ telephone message was received
ii this city this morning conveying
the news OF the death OF Mrs. Ed
Trimmer at her home in Long Valley
ley. near Fredericksburg. The lady
had been i'll but a week but all efforts
to prolong her life were unayailinc.
Deceased was the wife of Ed Trim
mer, brother of Mrs. H b. Millard
and Fred Trimmer of this, city and
was known to a number of people here
having been a frequent visitor. A
husband AMI three children remain
TO mourn her untimely taking away.
Mrs. Trimmer was formerly Grace
Gdlllner and was % years of age.
The funeral will take place in Gard
nerville at l O'Clock tomorrow after
noon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
Evans Arrives
at Springs

SAN DIEGO, april 1.-Rear Admiral
Evans was transferred from his flag
snip Connecticut TO his private car
mere today and taken immediately 10
the Paso Robies hot springs where
he will try the mud baths for rheu-
matlsm His physician stated TODAY
that he could never again stand the
sait sea ar An effort will be made
to recuperate him so as be will be
able to attend the celebration of the
arrival of the fleet in San Francisco
After the celebration he will return 10
by rail.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
WILL BE
TRIED HERE
Albert Miner Will Be
Tried Here in u. 8.
Court For Crime

RENO, April l.-Word from San
Francisco is to the effect that Albert
Miner formerly Of this city and who
was arrested in San Francisco YES
terday for several crimes will be TAX
en- to Carson City at an early date
and there tried for robbing the Sparks
postoffice. When captured in San
Francisco $500 in stamps was found
among his effects. These he claims
he bought in San Francisco.
He is also charged with robbine
the Nevada Hardware conpany of
$500 while in the>>> employ here. AS
soon as the postal officials finish with
him the Wells Fargo company will
bring him to trial for the robbery of
their delivery wa-5n in this city some
time ago when $1,000 in coin and
jewels were taken The Southern
Pacific also want him for the theft of
pay checks al Sparks and more crimes
are piling UP against him daily.
II has been learned here that he
married The daughter Of one Cooley
who figured very prominently in
sensational divorce case tried in this
ci+z.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01

cred sulphide ores, which have been
followed with unvarying occurrence
as far as the workings have been
driven. 1t has all resulted in determ-
ining that Virginia Mountain. so
called because of its proximity to Viz
glnla City, is one vast mineral deposit,
which will require more than a eener-
alton - work out.
Additional ground has been acquired
the last few years until the owners
now have a group of nine Claims. The
original location however, has proved
the best. for on this ground there is
opened ledge over one hundred
feet in width and which samples
500 in gold. as an average. AT the
present time development is going on
at this point. a crosscut being under
way, just aDCye water level. The
hrst ore struck near surface on this
claim was oxide in character and
assayed $3.50 per ton. The ore soon
changed to sulphide, in consequence of
which the gold values were evenly
distributed through the ledge. An
average of the first sulphide ores was
a little over s. per ton and theledge
at that point was - feet in width.
The increase to over loo feet in width
and $50 per ton in value is certainly
something quite remarkable.
The bond on the Garvanta group
has been secured by Carifornfa cap
italists through Mr.. l.. Foes. Utah
mining engineer who has been in The
district for several weeks They pro
pose TO get busy at once with shaft
sinking and will Immediately install
machinery capable OF draining the
workings and opening the ledge at
much greater depth Three shifts will
be employed to insure thorough ex-
plOratiOn during the term of the bond.
The lessees are men thoroughly pre-
pared to take such a property and
work it on scale that would be re
required. The deal is of vast i'm
pOrtance to this district and every
things looks favorable for its early
consummatiOn
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
SUPT. RING
EXPLAINS
To Census Takers Omis.
Sion In Statutes of
State
STATE OF NEVADA
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

carson City, Nevada April !, 1898
Mr.. Editor:-I notice in the Reno
Evening Gazette, also in the Nevada
State Journal, that some of the school
census marshals have difficulty in
understanding the law regarding the
taking of the School Census. I have
looked the matter up and find that the
engrossed bill is correctly copied. but
that the enrolling clerk left Off a line
from Sec. 62, part Five. (Statutes of
Nevada. 1907. page 39+D. also Com
piled School Law of 1907. page 81.
Sec. ;, part Five.)
The engrossed copy is as follows:
Sec 81, part Five:
The total number of children less
than six years of eCe: the total num-
Der not less than six years nor over
eighteen years OF age; and the total
Of children over eiehteen and
less than twenty-one years of age.
counting from the first day Of April.
Only those children who are not less
than six nor over eighteen wears Of
age shall be considered as School
Census Children"
Respectfully.
ORVIS RING.
Supt. OF Public obstruction.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
RAMSEY PROPERTY
HAS been BONDED
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars Said to Be Involved
in the Deal

RAMSEY, Ney March 31.-(Special
Correspondence to the Appeal. }
Eugene Garayanta. principal owner of
the Garavanta group of claims. was
in town the fore part of the week
and confirmed the report of bond and
lease being made on the property
The amount of the bond could not
be learned definitely. but it is un-
derstood TO De between $50. 600 and
800, ,0000. This is the largest deal
to show the rapid strides this mineral
belt has made in the past TWO wears.
The principal owner is an old resi-
dent OF Virginia City and has eneegei
IN wood contracting on the old Com
stock Lode for q number of wears.
Some slX or eight years ago he drift
ed over into this district. then known
as Siegle Mining District, and took
up TWO claims The formation locked
- ''+ii>' 90 t4't'' III y II SIiid t4lA, JHt
great dlkes Kere on the same trend:
in fact he had followed the porphvrv
belt from Six Mile canyon, below the
tomstock. over here and concluded
that these richly mineralized hills
offered the chance to deyeIoD lust
such mines as have made the Com
stock Lode a prominent part of The
worlds history
1t was necessary to secure assist
ance in opening the great ledees on
which he had located. so miners were
found who would work for an interest.
Ever since these patient toilers have
delved into the ground resulting in
several thousand feet of workings and
the exposure of mountainous deposits
Of milling ores To be sure many
veins have been uncovered where
assays up to $50 are obtained. but
for the most part the mines are re-
sarded as a tremendous low grade
Three tunnels and two incline
shafts have been made together with
numerous drifts and crosscuts In
each instance slight depth has uncov-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
Ses sion of
District Court

Judge Langan arrived from Virginia
City this morning and held short
session Of the district court.
In the I. b. Hickey case additional
time was given until today for his
attorneys TO file their briefs on de-
murrer and the district attorney was
given until the 18th day of this
month to answer. The briefs were
FLED by attorney Peck for Hickey with
the court this morning.
In the matter of the guardianship
OF the two heirs in the Freevert
estate, minors. an order was made
that P. H. Petersen, guardian of the
two children, pay to the court the
money held in trust after which he
and his bondsmen will be released
from service
The case has been pending in the
district court since 1899. A short
time aSO the boy became oftaye and
demanded the division of the estate
2. II. Petersen appeared n court this
morning and through his attorney
asked for an order allowing him 70
make the final distribution.
In the case of J. S Burlingame VS..
NJ. w. Cook ajd wife the demurrer in
the case was argued and was later
overruled by the court.
In the matter o4 The estate of tbo
iate Elizabeth kinkead an order was
mace Tor the seIling of a part of tbe
personal property of the deceased
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
TO THE FRONT

With the unprecedented record of
six gasoline engines brought in and
Installed in one week and as many
more coming soon with four stamp
mill projects in various stages of real
ization. with many important deals
pending and many new mining and
leasing projects taking shape, Seven
TrOughs district has begun to attract
what is believed to be the advance
guard of a great inward movement
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01

NEW YORK, April 1.-The an
nc"Hcement of the approaching mar
riaEa Of Anna Gould to Count de Sag
on was fOrmaifE made teday Along
with the announcement came the
news of the opposition to the mar
riage by relatives of the heiress and
the announcement that if she married
the count she would forfeit one-half
of her income. This comes from a
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
Positions of
The Autos

SEATTLE, April 1.-7he American
auto left Seattle today for Valdez,
Alaska.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-The
Italian auto in the international race
is in San Bernardino County this
afternoon and is expected 10 arrive in
San Francisco tonight.
RHYOLITE, April 1.-The French
car in the international auto race left
here today on its way to San Fran
cisco.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01

clause in the will of GOull which
stated that any member of the family
marrying without the consent of the
other members would forfeit one-half
their income. Annals relatives are
trying every menas to prevent the
marriage The couple will sail for
Europe shortly after Easter. but the
date of the wedding has not yet been
announced
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
Kelly RetireS
From Business

Charles H. Kelly. for many years
past one OF the WEB known business
men of Carson City, yesterday closed
his place of business and made a vol
untary assignment of his stock of
goods to Attorney Jas. d. Finch of
this city. Mr.. Kelly departed for
San Francisco last night where he
will remain for some time.
The assignment of the stock car
ried by Mr.. Kelly was made with the
consent of all the creditors and it
vii he disposed of either in a lump
Or by special sales as the creditors
see fit
Mr. Kelly has been figuring on re-
tiring from business for some time
AID took this procedure as an easy
ard quick way of settling up his bus
iness
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01

w. p Stewart the well known piano
and organ tuner and repairer is re-
ceiving orders at Steinmetz drug store
for short time only. A nearly new
Steinway & Sons upright piano for
sale at a bargain.
In the district Court at Dayton last
week Judge Langan made an order
foreclosmg several liens flied by G..
Verdier and others against the RAM
sey Con. Company. The liens amount
ed to about $500.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
Jumbo Prop
erty Bonded

RENO, April 1.-The property in
the Jumbo mining district formerly
owned by Battling Nelson. the puga-
list, was sold to Reno parties yes
terday and it is stated that the con-
sideratiOn was $4,000
The property is among the best
located in the camp and gives much
promise Of becoming an active pro-
ducer with very little development.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
VISITED HERE

Mrs. Elizabeth r. Wheaton. better
known as Mother Wheaton. the pris-
on evangelist" spent yesterday in this
city and visited the state prison
where she addressed the convicts.
she returned to the coast last even
ing
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
25O,OOO Coal Miners
Now Out of Employment

INDIANAPOLIS. April 1.-Two
out Of employment in the
Thomas l. Lewis today succeeded John
Of the United Mine
at
a
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01

Will O'Brien is employed al Silver
City as hoist boss on the Iowa mine
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Sergeant. accom-
panied by their daughter. Miss Edna
Sergeant departed yesterday morning
tor Sunshine mining district where
II. Sergeant has extensive mining in
Ae future.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
airbankS
is Endorsed

INDIANAPOLIS Apr; Pour
hundred delegates are in convention
here today and will be i'll session for
two more days. Today Fairbanks s
was endorsed by large majority
vote. The latter addressed the gath
eTing on the principles of the Repub-
received
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01

William Schooley, an old resident
or Dayton and we'll known in this CITY
IS seriously i'll at Dayton and it is
feared he cannot recover.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
MORE IMPROVEMENTS

Inc drug store of Chas. KitZmever
Is belnS renovated and will present a
me appearance when the workmeD
have finished the Job.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01
DISASTROUS FIRE

nftyFthousand dollar fire at Chic
ago yesterday resulted in sixty fam
lies becoming homeless.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01

EAGLES Dance Opera House May 1st
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01

EAGLES Dance Opera House May 1.t
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01

EAGLES Dance Opera House Nav LEI
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-01

ORNIS RING.
Supt, of Public Instruction
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-08
Caricaturing the Jewish
Character

Rabbi Friedman of Denver has en-
tered protest against the stage Jew.
He wants his friends to boycott plays
and theaters that hold his religion up
to scorn. We hope all our Christian
friends will join in this move, as they
did some years ago in driving Off the
stage that gorilla like caricature OF the
Irishman, and the unthinkably stupid
Dutchman. For the stage should hold
the mirror up to nature; and your
stage Jew is a nauseating creature, ut
terly unlike those we know in life. In
deeds of charity, to others as well as
their own kind. in freedom from crime
and pauperism, in energy, and bust
ness sagacity. the American Jew has
set an example for the other sects to
follow Our moral code is essentially
Hebraic Out of Judea came the In
comparable Nazarine and in this land
of liberation and freedom it seems Il
fitting time and place to end that long
period of vicariOus atonement for his
death, without which the plan of sal
walton would have been futile. and in
the commission of which the Jews of
our day have neither share nor SYM
pathy.-The Nems Free Press. Ldfdy-
cite. Colo.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-08
Studies in Judaism

The Jewish Publication Society has
just issued a very scholarly and in
teresting work by DR.. S. Schechter,
president of the Jewish Theological
seminary. The contents consist of
chapters dealing with Hebrew manu-
scripts. A Study of the Bible. A
Glimpse of the Social Life of the Jews
in the Age of Jesus, the Son of Sirach.
The Study of the Talmud. The Mem
oirs of a Jewess of the Seventeenth
Century, Saints and Saintliness. -Four
Epistles to the Jews of England and
Safed in the Sixteenth Century-A
City of Legists and Mystics.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-08
The Rothschild Hospital in
Paris

The Rothschild Hospital and Home
has just published its report for the
year 1907. Founded more than fifty
years ago by Baron and Baroness
James de Rothschild. this institution
has become the hospital par excellence
of the community of Paris. But in
proportion as the hospital developed.
it became Indispensable to enlarge it
in order to assure the efficient working
of its three departments. the hospital.
the home for incurables, and the home
for the aged. With this object in
view. Baron Edmond de Rothschild
the president. recently presented site
5000 metres in area: another site of
1900 metres. contiguous to the for
mer. has just been purchased. The CO.
operation of Jewish philanthropists
has in addition been assured for the
construction of the new building. The
medical service is carried on by twelve
doctors or surgeons. under the direc-
ton of DR.. Leon Zadoc Kahn. son of
the lamented grand rabbi of France.
The number of patients in 1906 was
1874, of whom fifty per cent were Of
French birth, and thirty-two per cent.
were Russian Jews. Patients are also
attended at their houses. On the LIST
of January. 1906. the aged inmates
numbered S3 and the incurables 1O1.
The hospital has also maternity de-
partment, containing eight beds,
which are always occupied. The total
population of the homes for the aged
and incurable with the staff num-
bered 376. The expenses during 1906
amounted to $4,000 francs, which
were covered in part by donations
and annual subscriptions. but the
deficit would be very considerable il
members of the Rothschild family,
and especially Baroness Edmond dc
Rothschild, did not show their solici-
tude for the hospital by contributing
considerable amounts.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-08
THE WISH OUTLOOK

society. Ambitious explorers plan the
discovery of new worlds. Religious
and scientific views which were con-
sidered unshakeable are doubted and
attacked. The dawn of a new era ap-
pears at the far off end of the hOri-
Zon. Judaism did not escape the con-
sequences of this condition. 1t SUI
fered from this crisis just as it was the
victim of clashing forces in all critical
periods Of history. Last OF all, Jews
should be concerned in the struggle
within the Catholic church. Still, they
were made the victims even OF this
struggle. John CapistranO, a Fran
ciscan friar went from Italy on mis-
sion to Bohemia, to preach against
Hussitism. 1t suited his purpose as
it will suit every fanatic. to stir up
religious fanaticism. In various cit
les, where he held his revival services
in the presence of multitudes, he at
tackled the Jews and repeated the old
slander, invented to give justification
to prejudice, that the Jews killed
Christian children as part of their re-
ligiOus rites and that they bought con-
secrated waters and pricked them with
needles, out of fiendish delight in
mOcking the Christian religion. On
his travels he passed through Bruenn.
the capital of the Austrian province of
MOravia. and in 1454. shortly after his
visit, and most likely in consequence
of his agitation, all the Jews were ex-
PEELED from that city.
Details of this event are not known,
nor is anything known about the per-
sonality of Israel. the rabbi of that
town. who emigrated to Nuremberg
When. however. three years ago. the
celebrated Yiddish actor. Jacob p.
Adler, suggested to me that | write
play for him. this period fascinated
my Imagination. The whole plot is
freely invented. There is no record OF
ritual murder accusation or a host
desecration in Bruenn at that time.
But similar charges We're brought
against the Jews at that time. and UNI
der Capistrano's direction. in various
places. / therefore gave what l con-
slider to be correct historic setting to
my character. How l succeeded it is
not for me. but for the reader to
Judge
DR.. G. Deutcsh is professor in the
Hebrew Union college. Cincinnati.
and fascinating writer The price
of the work Israel of Bruna." is
$1.25, and we advise our readers to or.
der the book at once.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-08
Jews Championed BY
Statistics

We Jews have truly no ground to
fear statistics when they deal with
the Jewish participation in crime.
drunkenness and premature deaths re-
sulting from disordered lives. We
can without disgrace allow figures to
speak of the share of the Jews in the
defence of the Fathcrland. in the de-
velOpment of commerce and industry
and the promotion of the welfare of
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-08
"Israel Of Bruna"

TRAGEDY. BY GOTTHARD DEUTcsH
Perhaps the most interesting period
of the worlds history is the fifteenth
century. Humanity passes through the
travails of rebirth. New inventions
have changed the whole structure of
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-08

''IIow do you know your husband
loves you? Does he eat your cook
ing?" eyes, but he refuses to let me
eat it. -
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-08

the state Figures are our best advo-
cate and defender.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-29
7. M. BAUGHN
QUITS ILLINOIS CENTRAL FOL,
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
Was Formerly Foreman Of Car De
partInent of Local Shops, Re-
Gently designing.

Mr.. 7. NJ. Baughan. foreman OF the
car department of the Illinois Contra
railroad at Louisville. and Mr.. +. W
Taylor, general foreman were I'm Pa
ducah today. While IN the city Mr.
Beughan announced that he had re
signed his position in Louisville and
had accepted position as general
foreman OF the car department OF the
Rock Island railroad with headquar-
ters at Little Rock. Mr.. Baughan
was general foreman OF the car de-
partment Of the Paducah shops foi
seven and one-half years, but exactly
one month ago exchanged places with
c. w. Crate, who came from Louis.
Vile, and Mr.. Baughan took his
place Mr.. Baughan Is popular in Pa.
ducah. and HIS many friends regret
to sec him leave Kentucky, but re-
jolce at bis promotion. Mr.. Baughan
Is one of the best foremen IN the rail-
road service. Before taking his po-
s.t'on &c Little Rock Mr. Baughau
Will leave Padugsh tomorrow even
ing for shawnee. Okla
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-29
COCKTAILS BACK
SAYS LABOR CONDITIONS On THE
CANAL ARE GOOD.
Chief Engineer Declares American
Labor Has Failed because II
Could Not he secured.

Npw Og.eans. Sept 29.-Coi. q l..
Goethals. chief engineer OF the Pan
anna canal. arrived here on the steam
cg Cartago from Colon. en- route Ia
Washington. Asked as 20 The object
OF his vislt to Washington az this
time. Colonel Cocktails sa.d he had
nothing TO say.
Natives and Jamaicans.' Colonel
Goeihals said. constitute practical ~
all he manual laborers at tn capital.
An attempt to use American .abor
failed mainly because it could noi be
secured. Al prcscat the labor situa-
ton Is very good
Considerable numbers 81 our la
horegs have been accustomed 90 cave
from time 20 time. aud later TO r,-
tarn and opp for work again. This
coming and goiug has resulted Ia d.
yelCping a source of supply % labor
more o. less suitable and trained for
the cana, work A. ru'e there afc
about ss many returning to work bel
there a.e lea.as. 81 ihat We have al-
most Always sufficient abor"