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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-29
IGNORE THEM AND THEIR VENOM

AS d rule the right thing 20 do IN
the case Of anarchistic takers who
So. out their venom against the
:. rican Government on the corners
and the highways is To 30 nothing.
The mantle OF free speech may envel-
op them TO their safety. and society
be little concerned about it. II is op-
position and suppression these fell
low scourt-they add fuel 90 the fire.
But it is extremely regrettable that
there should be any statute which
these alien d;sturbers Of the peace Of
decent people may construe g war
rant to Witty the republic and preach
the Righteousness of its destruction.
Let the anarchist preach his doctrine
freely, but let him bride his to1g-'a
that he does not provoke a brCac,. :
the peace.
The other day one of this class OF
infiammationists was endeavorinc TO
talk the American fag into shTeds in
San Francisco when a policeman ar,
rested him for use Of action likely TO
provoke a breach of peace.
The fellow was taken before a fed
era1 commissioner for examination
and was discharged, because under
the Federal laws he is protected, be
having been more than two years in
this country. But after all. II such
fellows as Bilinski. the alien. may
talk TO the crowd as they please by
grace OF the mercy OF the Very gov
eminent they assail, and there is nc
breach OF peace committed. there
ought to be enough good Americans
around when they spit upon the f1ae
and denounce the government. the
laws and the institutions OF the lane
with vile language. TO create q breacf
Of the peace then and there, and enc
ii with such a walloping OF the offend
er that he will be unable 20 untackl'
his Jaw agin for vituperatiVe utter
RANGES Tor many moSns.-Sacramen
Union.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-29

cactus. Burbank retorts that az least
beginning been his enemy; chat hund-
reds OF people have witnessed the
spineless cactus thriving upon the
broilinS desert, and that more humid
reds have eaten as delicious food
from it as any man could wish for.
of California will back up his DECLARE
ton and success against governments
al or any other assaults until proof
positive is placed on record that the
plant wizard is in error.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-29

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA, oRMS-
BY COUNTY.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
LOUISA F. KITzMEYER,
Deceased
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATOR.
NOTICE is hereby given by the I'M
darsigned administrator Of the Estate
of Louisa F. kitZmeyer, deceased, that
on the 18th day Of January, 1908, he
was appointed as such by the above
entitled court.
Al persons having claims against
said estate are required TO file the
t same, with the County Clerk, at the
Court House, Carson City, Ormsby
County, Nevada, with the necessary
. vouchers attached, within three
months from the date Of the first pub
! LEGATION of this notice.
Geo. z. KITZNEYER. Administrator
! ALFRED CHARTZ Attorney for Ad-
ministratoI.
I Date of first publication. Jan. IA, 1908
FOR SALE.
! \ nuw rubber tired buggy, neve
| been unpacked VIII be sold cheap fo1
cash Apply al this Office.
| Get your liquors from A. Living
/ stor
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-29
NEW UNION IS GROWING.

THE Nevada Miners Union. the
new labor organization recently formed
at Gcldfeld. has fled articles OF IN
corporation which will compel it to
live up to its contract or forfeit its
charter. From all reports this new
union is rapidly gaining ground in
Gcldfield. It is said that many nlem-
bers of the Western Federation. who
became disguised with the dictatiOn
of few agitators have left that or
eaniZation and Joined the new union.
various mines and leases at RaWhid2
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-29

GOVERNMENT scientists are out
in an official bulletin declaring that
Burbank's spineless cactus is uneco-
nomic, will not thrive on the desert.
and is no better for food than spined
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10

ber of the rioters were injured and
some of the police were wounded.
Vorwaerts. the leading socialist or
gan. Is distributing extras this after
noon declaring that the hour has been
struck for the masses to demand rep
resentation in parliament.
After being driven away from the
neigh borhood of the 1antag building,
the crowd made its way in the direc-
tlon of the imperial palace. The po-
lice barred the streets leading to the
palace, but could not clear the square
facing the imperial residence where
the family of the emperor is now liv-
ing. The crowd soon numbered 50.-
900, composed principally of the un-
employed of which there are $4,000
in Berlin.
Some of the demonstrators have
been arrested. The entire police force
of Berlin has been called out. There
have been collisions in several of the
principal streets and there have been
numerous arrests.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
WILL SPILL RED INK.

Colorado Springs Gazette: Now
that the Hon. +. G.. Bonfils has been
found guilty of punching the nose OF
the Hon. T. N. Patterson. and has
been fined $50 therefor. the News
will use up three barrels Of red ink
telling how its editor has been vim
dicated and how the blank, blank.
blankety blank blank who runs the
other sheet has been taught q much
needed lesson" Likewise the Post
will use a few barrels or crfmson teu-
ing how it Is worth $50 of any mans
money to experience the JOY OF
knocking Tom Patterson's block on.
or words to that effect.
OF course. Denver, and the people
outside of Denver who read the News
and Post. have been greatly edine1
by the daily accounts of the all-im-
portant trial, but now that 1t is end
ed, everybody will regret that each
of the coak,; taYts isiidn't succeed In
putting the other GU. 5--pse..-ess long
enough to give the public nesd
rest from their tiresome quarrelling.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10

Berlin, Jan. 10.-The most intense
excitement has been aroused here by
the Interpretation recently presented
to the Prussian lantag by a liberal
member demanding the introduction
of manhood suffrage In the election
of members to the lower house of
the Prussian lantag.
Last night no fewer than 35 social
ist meetings were held In Berlin. as
well as many others in the country
districts. in favor of the movement
Today. before the lantag convened.
a thousand socialists marched In pro-
cession before the parliament build
ing. The demonstration assumed a
threatening aspect. and a large body
of police surrounded the building and
later cleared the surrounding streets.
The crowd around the parliament
buildings soon numbered many thou
sands. When the doors opened, a
dozen men forced an entrance, but
were quickly hauled back by the po-
lice. The latter then drove the peo-
pie before them into the side streets.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
Parliament Refuses Recognize Manhood Suffrage Demand
Voting will be Permitted Mob Of $4,000 Emaged People Start for
the Royal Palace But Are Fired Upon by the Police
and Many Hm-IhIing Scenes
(By Associated Press. }

the people kissing continually. The
police did not draw their weapons
and no arrests were made.
After a somewhat extended de-
bate the lantag rejected the motion
for manhood suffrage without divis-
ion.
Prince Won Buelow. the imperial
chancellor, stated that, while the
matter required reform, the govern
ment did not consider manhood suf-
frage to be good for the state. and
that secret voting would not be per-
mitted. The chancellor said that he
did not expect the position of the
government to be communicated to
the lantag this session. He conclud-
ed his remarks amid a storm of hiss
es and cheers.
When the statement was made
known out side the building the riot
ing was renewed. The demonstration
spread throughout the city and to
stop it the police had to charge the
crowds with drawn swords. A num-
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
CHARGED WITH THE
MURDER OF WALKER
lBy Associated Press,


Denver, Jan. 10.-In an indictment
returned yesterday afternoon by the
federal grand jury william R. Mason
and Joseph vanderweide are charged
with conspiracy to assassinate JOS
eph A. Walker, secret service agent,
who was shot and killed by Wander
weide at the Hesperus mine near Du-
range November last.
the time of the killing. Both Van
derweide and Mason claimed that
vanderweide shot Walker In self de-
fense after he had fired upon them.
No one else was indicted with them
on the charge of conspiracy. 1t Is
expected that the state will nolle the
murder charge against Mason and
Vanderweide at Durango and turn
the case over to the United States
An Indictment was returned also
against E. M. Biggs of Durango and
Welch w. Nossaman of Pagosa
Springs one the charge of conspiracy
to obtain 5000 acres of government
land by illegal methods for the ben
eft of the New Mexico Lumber Com
pany. This Indictment is OF similar
import to those returned by the grand
jury last summer and recently
quashed by Judge R. E. Lewis.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
OVER A THOUSAND
DELEGATES ARE
EXPECTED
lRy Asaoclated Press. }

Salt Lake City, Jan. 10.-The pro
gram for the four days session Of
the Trans-Missouri Dry Farming Con
gress, which meets in Salt Lake City
January 22 to 25. has been about
completed.
Nearly thousand delegates. rep
resenting nineteen states and cities
counties. and agricultural colleges
are expected to be present. Papers OF
interest will be read by nearly doz-
en- experts from the United States de-
partment of agriculture.
1t Is expected also that the admin
istration's policy with regard to for
estry ard public lands. will be at
tackled and that an attempt will be
made to secure the adoption Of reso-
lutions in opposition TO the present
policy.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10

R. &. Carlisle has Just returned
from a three months visit at Twin
Falls, Ida. Mr.. Carlisle is very much
pleased with the Twin Falls and Jer-
ONE country. and says that the Twin
Falls and Jerome country contains
as much agricultural land as the
whole state of Utah. The water sup
ply Is of the very best and the water
power is n wonder. Mr.. Carlisle has
invested in land In the Twin Falls
tract and also in the Jerome coun-
try. The altitude is 3.700 feet and
the climate ia very good. there being
no snow of any consequence. Fruit
growing will be one of the principal
in that section.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
COLLIDE ON BRIDGE
AND MANY
ARE DEAD
(By Associated Press.l

Mobile. Ala, Jan. 10.-In a rear
end collision between two freight
trains on the Alabama & Mississippi
railroad near Vinegar bend today
seven persons were killed and a doz-
en- injured. One of the trains carried
a passenger coach.
The disaster occurred on bridge
spanning a ravine at sharp curve.
Both engines and number of cars
crashed through the trestle to the
bottom of the ravine.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
ATTACKED WILLIAM
RESCUED THE
HEROINE
(By Associated Press. }

Lynn. Mass. Jan. 1O.-Furious oy-
lain to the heroine in a play at To-
cal theater here last night. George
Munroe jumped on the stage. and.
after driving the actor who played
seized the heroine in his arms and
declared he would defend her.
The stage hands attempted to
drive Munroe from the stage. but he
seized fire ak and refused to leave
until overpowered by SIX policemen.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
HAS
BATTLE WITH LION
Especial to The sentinel.)

Especial to The Sentinel.)
Loveland. Colo. Jan. 10.-Rich-
ard Moffatt, a mountaineer, living
on the Hayward place IS miles west
of Loveland, had serious encoun-
ter with mountain lion Wednesday
night which nearly cost him his life.
Moffatt, who was prospecting for
copper on Crozier mountain. ran on
to the lion unexpectedly while 1t was
baskins in the sun. The beast sprang
at him and fastened its claws in his
side. dislocating his hip. laceratIng
his left hand and internally injuring
him. Instead of devouring its VIC
tim the lion then quietly walked OF.
Moffat was found unconscious by a
searching party several hours later
Small hopes for his recovery are en-
tertained.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
PAY SINCERE TRIBUTE
TO PASTOR WHO RESIGNED
Strong Resolutions Passed by ConRre-
gational Church Membership Re-
garding Work of Rev. Becker.

The following resolutions have
been drawn up AMI reported by the
committee appointed at the meeting
of the membership of the Congrega-
tional church Wednesday night to
prepare a statement of appreciation
regarding the service of Rev. Becker
as pastor:
REV. Jas. A. Becker came to this
church at time when the member
ship was small and weak at heart.
Our place of worship was unsightly
and inadequate and was covered by a
debt equal at least to its market
value. He at once inspired both hope
and zeal on the part of the members
and saw with prophetic eye where no
one else could. the beautiful edifice
in which we now worship. This. the
pipe organ, and the entire church
plant stands as a substantial monu-
ment to his ceaseless effort and per-
sonal sacrifice. He has, however.
erected a more lasting monument In
the hearts of this people who.
through the coming year will remem-
ber with profit-his fearless teach
ing and exemplary precepts. He has
been faithful to his trust: neither
atonements of mammon, fame or
honor nor threats of violence have
swerved him one iota from his con-
ception of duty. therefore be 1t
Resolved, That this church most
deeply deplores the conditions that
have rendered necessary the resigna-
tion of our beloved pastor. Rev. Jas.
A. Becker. That We herein express
our fullest appreciation of his untir-
ing service in the five and one-half
years of his pastorate here.
Resolved further, That we bespeak
for him and his. the fullest guidance
of divine providence in the coming
years and that his career of useful
ness be exceeded only by the hearty
treasure with the Master above.
WIN. 3. DUDLEY.
M. L. SMITH,
JAMES F. WALKER,
Committee.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
MAY DECLARE
BIG SHOW
UNFAIR
(By Associated Press,

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 10.-If the
board of directors of the Alaska-Yu
kon-Pacific exposition does not de-
clare for organized labor by s o'clock
this afternoon the State Federation
of Labor. which Is now in session in
this city. will declare the exposition
on the unfair" list. and. according
to a resolution passed yesterday. will
recommend that organized labor all
over the state work with might and
main to make the exposition fall
ure.
President Cottrall has appointed
another committee to confer with
the board of directors of the expo
sition today, and II not assured of
a fair dear' boycott will follow.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
SILCOX HAS SOLD HIS
INTEREST TO STRUTHERS

James NJ. Silcox has sold his inter
est in the big livery and transfer con-
cern located at Third street and Col
G. Struthers. and in the future Mr..
struthers will have entire charge OF
the business.
The firm of Silcox G. Struthers have
operated one Of tho largest livery and
transfer businesses in this section OF
the state, and have enjoyed a splen-
did patronage.
Mr.. Silcox will devote his time In
the future to other interests.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
OH, HOW VERY DRY THAT
TOWN WILL SOON BE

Canon City Record: Dry as the
proverbial lime burners wig will be
Canon City il the city council car
ries out Its present arid ideas con-
cerning liquor legislation.
DR.. Lambs new whiskey ordinance
which was commented upon at the
last council meeting was reported
out of committee. Alderman Hiatt
had the measure In charge and
turned it over to the mayor with a
negative recommendation. Alderman
Orme. of the same committee. was
in favor of the ordinance and the
other member was absent. 80 the
proposed measure was turned over
to the council for action.
The ordinance is short. Briefly, 1t
forbids the sale of all forms of In
toxicating beverages in Canon City.
1t allows. however. the sale of al
cohol. il the purchaser will sign a
book certifying that the drug is to
be used for chemical. mechanical or
medicinal purposes.
Four druggists, seen by the alder
men yesterday. signified their willing
ness to see the ordinance law. They
are willing to cut out the sale of
whiskey entirely. and think such a
move will be better for their business
in every respect
Quite a long discussion resulted
from the committees report. Sever
al of the aldermen seemed in favor
OF making clean sweep and eliminat-
ing the alcohol feature from the new
law. 1t was finally decided to holl
the ordinance over until this can be
done. Then. II the new ordinance is
enforced, Canon City will be dry. on
the statutes. at least. for an indef-
mite time Nef
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
The UNION WANT
ARBITRATION Law
ley Associated Press. }

Goldfleld. New. Jan. 10.-The la
Dor unions here are preparing bill
to be submitted to the extra session
sorry arbitration. and an appeal has
been issued and petitions circulated
asking for the enactment OF the law.
1t depends upon Governor Sparks
whether the legislature will be per-
mitted to act upon the subject. as It
would have to be embodied In the
message to that body.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
THREE WERE KILLED
and EIGHTEEN
INJURED
Especial to The sentinei.)

San Jose. CAL. Jan. 10.-South
bound train No. 10. the Sunset ex-
press on the Southern Pacific rail-
road. was wrecked last night at Ruck-
er, 25 miles below here. and Mrs.
A. p. Boyd and her little son. OF
Portland. Ore. were killed.
An unknown tramp. stealing a ride
on the brake beams. was also killed
Eighteen injured have been taken
to the Gilroy hospital. where their In
1uries were treated.
The cause of the wreck Is un-
known. Six Of the coaches behind the
engine left the track.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
ETHEL ROOSEVELT IS
A "HORSEY" WOMAN
She's Proud Of 1t, Too. Though Her
Brother Doesn't Like It.

The coming debutante of the White
House is in every sense a true daugh
ter of her father. says the Delineator
for January.
1t is not often that the White
House has the good fortune to har-
Dor two charming debutantes in a
single presidency. Alice Roosevelt
is "wooed and married and a." but
here comes her sister Ethel to make
her first formal bow next year. Ethel
Roosevelt is extremely popular with
her friends of her own age as well
as with older people.
The former like her for her good
temper and high spirits. for her wom-
anly ways and her extreme devotion
to her mother. Mrs. Roosevelt and
her daughter are thorough "chums."
OF course she loves horses-her
fathers daughter could not help It,
Theodore. at home from Harvard for
his vacation, remarked in a superior
manner, after listening to n long ac-
count of the virtues of Montauk, her
own horse. II hate horsey weman.
Ethel" Well" retorted the girl. un-
abashed. "Pd rather be talking about
an almost human horse than about
a lot of college fellows!"
She lie an ''all-round girl" In the
last year or two she has shot up
and the shy, awkward lit
tie girl who went to the White House
will leave 1t stately young woman
with a frank charm of manner that
is sure to carry her to brilliant So
cial success.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
YOUNG WIFE DIES
AFTER A BRIEF ILLNESS

This morning Ada Bowen. aged 10
years, the wife of Robert H. Bowen,
a well known young Hannah creek
ranchman, died after a brief illness
OF pneumonia. The death has caused
much SORROW in that section.
The young woman was exceedingly
attractive and the untimely death IL
one of the saddcst that has ever oc-
Cured in that portion Of the county.
Undertaken Bannister will have
charge of the remains. The funeral
arrangements have not yet been an
nOunced.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
STILL WRANCLINC
OVER CHOICE
OF JURORS
lBy Associated Press.l

New York. Jan. 10.-The fourth
day of the second trial Of Harry
Thaw finds the opposing attorneys
still engaged In the task of jury
building.
There were seven sworn Jurors in
the box when the days proceedings
began. The box had been filled when
the luncheon recess was ordered. the
last five men being subject to per-
emptory challenge. After recess two
of the five were excused and three
were sworn in. leaving two vacancies
yet to be filled in the trial panel.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
WILL TAFT SAY
SOMETHING NOW
(By Associated Press.)

Washington. Jan. 10.-Secretary
Taft left Washington this morning
for New York where he will deliver
an address today before the Cooper
Institute upon the subject of capital
and labor.
His speech has been prepared with
great care and is expected to prove
particularly typical and interesting
in view of the desire of the labor ele
ment to have him announce his po-
sition upon these important subjects.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
1T Is CAPITALIZED AT $50, 900.

Yesterday with the secretary of
state in Denver the Western Slope
Copper Mining G. Smelling Company.
with ]. s. Shaw as president and A.
F. Regal as secretary. filed articles
of Incorporation. The company will
have its Offices In Grand Junction and
is capitalized at $4,000.
The organization of the company
was noted by The Sentinel some time
ago. Well known local men are in
terested.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
WORKED A "BUNCO"
HE'S A GONER NOW
lRy Associated Press.l

Selma. Ala. Jan. 10.-The lynch
ing at Pine Leaf. Johnston county. of
a strange negro at the hands Of ne
gro mob Is reported.
The negro. purporting to be an
advance agent of big show" in
duced the negroes into attendance on
what turned out to be a one-man per-
formance by the negro himself.
Their heads covered with sacks,
the mob entered the negro's boarding
house early Tuesday morning and
took him forcibly to the woods. His
body was found at daylight on the
railway tracks.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
WILL TAKE RECORD
FROM MESA
COUNTY
(special to The Sentinel.

Denver, Jan. 10.-A bridge which
will be longer than the one in Mesa
county, which is $50 feet in length
and now holds the record in the state.
will soon be built across the Grand
river at Silt. This bridge will be
252 feet long.
Bids for the erection of the struc-
ture will be received by the state en-
gineer January 20. The bridge will
be of steel and strong enough to bear
the weight OF q 16-ton traction en-
gine.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
HE WILL GO AFTER
THE BRICK TRUST
Especial to The Sentinel. }

Denver, Jan. 1O.-Attorney Gem
eral w. II. Dickson announces that
he will commence legal proceedings
against the brick trust the latter part
of this month.
He will apply to the district court
for a writ of injunction to prevent
further determinations against build
ers. and to break the agreement said
to exist between the brick trust and
the bricklayers' union.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10

Denver will have the dryest Sun
day in its history next Sunday. Word
has been sent out from the district
attorneys once to the saloonkeepers.
the owners of the hotel and restau-
rant bars and all the places that have
so far escaped the provisions OF the
Sunday law warning them that they
had better cease doing business at
midnight Saturday night
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
MARK TWAIN STUCK
FOR OVER $4,000
(By Associated Press. ,

New York. Jan. 10.-It developed
yesterday. through a letter In which
he accepted the plans for reorgan-
ization OF the Knickerbocker Trust
Company. that Mark Twain, the hu-
morist, has $51.199 tied up in the
suspended trust company.
1t Is said that majority of the de-
positors will accept the plans for the
reorganization.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
DELIGHTFUL TIME TONIGHT

This evening at the pretty home of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry j. Teller on Chi
peta avenue, the B. B. Tennis Club
will enjoy an elaborate banquet, on
ly the members of the club being
numbered as the guests.
A program of toasts will follow
the service of fine menu and other
pleasures will be afforded. 1t is GER
tain to be very delightful occasion.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-10
FIREMEN WERE HURT
HEAVY DAMAGE DONE
(specIaI TO The Sentinel. }

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 10.-Five fire.
men were injured. none of them SER
iously, at fire that caused $100,-
900 damage today in the Forester &
Cheny mills. at Copper and Third
streets.
James Donnelly was swept of a
ladder on the third floor by stream
from o hose and was badly bruised.