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STATE POLICE
Arrested and Fined For
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08

RumOrs are again rife as to the
opening of the State Bank in this city
and the propositions that will be sub
mitted to the directors OF the bank
are the main topic OF conversation in
this line.
People who are prominently con
nected with the affairs of the State
Bank and Trust company state today
that if the proposition to be presented
by the State Bank Commission to the
Directors Of the bank OF the 18th
instant fails to meet with their ap-
pr0val that T. 3. R.ckey viii again
come 20 the front and rev his offer
10 the directors 20 take over the in
srjtution and ply FL creditors dollar
for dollar
Mr.. Rickey is quoted as saving that
at the present time the handling and
the future Of the bank is in other
hands and he IS willing to step back
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08
The TnaWing
Of Dynamite
Editor Appeal:

Editor Appeal:
p. n. DennisOn of the Dupont
Powder Company, writes a Very inter-
osting article in Engineering and Con-
tracing Journal Chicago, March H.
in which he enumerates the casualties
that have occurred in a given period.
occasioned by wrongful methods OF
thawing dynamite and he gives what
he considers a safe method and
method which will preserve the dyna-
mic force of the powder. If powder
is not properly thawed, it loses much
OF its force, and is much more danger
Gus in handling, as every miner knows.
For large quantities, Mr., Denison
recommends a thaw house, heated by
hot water pipes, the radiators being at
the back or sides of the building, and
recommends the placing of each stick
by itself on grooved shelves. There
should be no stove
For small quantities, which is the
y
and prospectors he recommends the
use of two buckets of different sizes,
the .arge being filled with hot water
and the inner with the cartridges,
and covered with rags to preserve the
heat. 1t can be carried to the shot
and loaded direct, and thereby mini
mize the chances Of being chilled
For larger quantities use barrel
! for the hot water and a milk can for
i the dynamite, and cover III the same
way to presefve the heat. Mr.. Den
nison considers he foregoing methods
| the safest known.
| Manure makes good thawer where
| the mine is so situated that a supply
can be kept up Manure has q
..thawing life of only about two OF
three weeks.
While thinking of writing the fore
going, l overheard Jake Eggers, ou1
State Controller, talking about the
very same subject He says: Place
your sticks of dynamite in your pisto
pocket, or anywhere about your per
son, and the dynamite will thaw ou
; evenly and preserve its dynaml
, force.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08

During the absence OF the officers
of the Miners union, local 220. Sunday
night, unknown parties rifled the
safe in the office and took all of the
gold they could find approximating
S275. No absolute clue has been un-
covered with regard TO those who
committed the theft, but Albert Miller
has been arrested, charged with being
implicated in the robbery 1t is un-
derstood that several others will be
arrested charged with completely.
The outer door of the office is US
ually left unlocked, leaving free ac-
cess to any one. 1t is said that Mil
ler and another member of the Min
ers' union were alone in the office
for some time during Sunday night,
and this, together with the fact that
he had $135 in gold on his person
when arrested led the officers to sup
pose that he is connected with the
robbery Miller claims that he re-
ceived the money from his sister in
San Francisco, some days ago.-GolI-
field Tribune.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08
PUBLICITYCOMMISSlON
RECEIVING SUPPORT
From Ali Quarters Of the Country
For kevada's Exhibit at
Exposition

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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08
WILL FIGHT
DEPORTATION
Attorneys For P;oche
Chinaman Appeal to
y. s. Court

iee Wah Ping. better known as
China Dick who was brought 10 this
city from Phoebe several days ago was
examined before Commissioner Ed
wards yesterday and was ordered de-
ported after the examination was fin
ished District Attorney PIatt repre-
sented the government in the matter
and the chinaman was defended by
Attorney Poujade and Finch of this
city. A number OF Witnesses were
examined and a Chinese interpreter
was brought from San Francisco to
handle that end Of the case Ping
can handle the English language
some himself and the interpreter was
not needed. The other Witnesses
were connected with the immigration
bureau at San Francisco.
Ping, Who is the owner OF Il mer-
chandi5e store at Phoebe and is also
butcher. baker aud the owner of a
wood yard there. He departed for
China some time ago believing that
he would remain. He failed 10 secure
his return papers before he LETT and
the only way he could get back to
Phoebe, where he wished TO dispose OF
his holding was to set across the
Mexican border, This he accomplish
ed but shortly after his arrival in
Phoebe the governments officials spot
ted him ana he was arrested.
The attorneys for Ping Will today
file papers in the case with the U.
S. District court in this city claim
ing that the defendant is d merchan;
and that under the law he has a
right 10 return. This argument was
contested Yesterday by the United
States Attorney who classcd the de-
fendant as a laborer.
The case viii probably be heard
here on next Monday when judge
Harrington will open the L. S. court
for the session. The Chinaman is
being backed by the residents of Pic
che where he is very we'll thought O.
and no expense will be spared in
gaining for him the right to remain
in this country.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08
From Salt Lake

Mr. sam Davis. Carson CITY. Nevada,
Dear ,,ir.-Kind1v advise the moth
cd of nroceed,,re in order to send orc
free tn \e,v ynrl, ia tho I,+orna+io,a,
Mining Exhibition AZ Madison So,,are
Garden We wish to eybihit about
1000 nounds Of ore from Contact No
yada not anv nartfcuYar mine .hut ?
general showing Of tho camn An
early ranIv Will oh1iaa Very t,.,rv
vour,
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08
Whats Doingatthe Can1pofJurnbo

Jumbo, the new camp in the shadow
of the Comstock. is forging ahead with
giant strides. \ dozen buildings are
being erected and as many more are
only waiting for supplies to com
mence work.
About fifteen sets Of leasers are op-
Grating aud the owners of favorably
located ground are having many appI-
cations for leases.
Real estate values have scored a
substantial advance considering the
short time that the lots have been pla-
ced on the market
The Oswell cafe VIII be opened the
middle OF this week under the man
agement OF Mrs Geo. Oswel, who
made such a hit with a similar place
in Rawhide.
The Jumbo Consolidated Company
promoters OF the townsite company,
have completed their office building
This office will be under the direct su
pervsion OF Mr.. B. 3. Smith
The Price, Miller 4 Smith shaft on
their lease on the Gopher has attained
a depth OF forty feet. Sinking will "a
continued when a cross cut viii he
driven to the ore chute.
Hundreds of visitors 90 10 the camp
daily from Reno, Virginia City and
Carson. All are enthusiastic in their
praise Of the camp.
A deal was consumated today
whereby B. B. Smith, Joseph B. Price
and Chas. n. Miller purchased all OF
the interest in the Jumbo Consolidated
company owned by Rolla E. Clapp.
The consideration, while not public, rs
understood to aggregate substantial
! figure. Mr.. Clapp proposes TO give his
attention to the promotion OF an ex-
ceptional fine group of claims located
/ in close proximity to the Barge.
The Selby people are rushing the
air shaft on the Barge with all possi-
BILE speed. When connection is made
1t will give them good air and ship
ments will be commenced on an en-
ergetc scale.
At depth of a few feet from the
surface strike which pans heavily
was made on the Clinch, Warner &
Thompson lease on the West Gopher
Many people visited the scene of tn,
new strike.
For late arrival Jumbo has all o
the earmarks Of wonderful camp
vestigatiOn are astonished at the won
derful showings.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08
Reply To
Taxpayer

TO the Editor OF the Appeal:
published a signed article from Tax
payer" criticising the action Of the
Board of County Commissioners in
appointing Archibald Dickson to the
position of game warden OF Ormsby
County at a salary Of S2n a month.
In reply to the same | quote the law
on the subject:
"A law relative to the appointment
OF a fish and game warden approved
March II, 1901, it is made imperative
for the county commissioners to ap-
point a game warden when they are
petitioned by twenty-five resident
signers of the county. Sec. of the
law the salary of said game warden
is made $40 per month"
1t is stated in 'Taxpayer's com
munication that Mr.. Dickson is almost
an entire stranger in the county pay
ing no taxes. Mr. Dickson purchased
half block of ground in this city
about eight months ago upon which he
has paid a tax
Under the law there was no way for
the commissioners to curtail the eX-
pense they having no voice in the
matter but to follow the law as laid
down. From three of the slgners OF
the petition have been informed that
they tried for three weeks to gel
some one to take the position as
game warden and were unsuccessful
In the appointment of Mr. Dickson {
man has been secured that can ar
rest an offender in any county of thu
state without a warrant. he being
member of the state police, and unde
this law an offender can not get from
one county to another and so def
arrest. thing that has frequentl,
happened in this section on previou
occasions when the game warden ha
had but the authority OF his appoint
ment to rely upon.
E. O. PATTER SON,
Cleark Board County Com
Livingston for>fne liquors
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08
w w ANTS His
MONEY BACK
Guard at Prison TAX an in
BY Woman at
Reno

RENO, April S-One Of the guards
at the State Prison at Carson City
arrived here last night on d visit to
the lady OF his choice. AS they were
soon to be married the guard ad-
vanced $45 toward the purchasing OF
the wedding clothes. The young lady
took the evening train for the coast
shortly after coming into possession
of the coin and now the man from
Carson is endeavoring to have her
brought back and punished. He has
made several threats as 20 what ne
will do but as yet no warrant has
been sworn out.
Miss Bothh has just received an
other consignment of stylish hats.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08
SUSPECTS ARE RELEASED

RENO, April S.-The two suspects,
Nagel and Maynard who were taken
into custody Monday night by Captain
Cadle and Detective McInerny on
suspicion of completely in the rob-
leased yesterday by orders of Chief
Burke.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08
G.. &. KENT.
Pacific Coast Manager.


Remember that A. Livingston. the
wholesaler has a fine assortment of
holiday liquors and that his prices are
reasonable
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08
GRAND OPENING OF
THE NEW BRIGGS HOUSE

The new management of the Briggs
House will give a free dance We'd
nesday evening. April Sth, from $3.50
until IL. Come one, come all. I'd
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08
COMMENCEMENT ON 10TH

RENO, April S.-The commence
ment exercises at the University OF
Nevada will be held here on the 10th
day of July.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08
Are Selling
Bad WhiSkey

SPARKS April S.-Representative
es the Federal government are in
this city today making tests Of the
NIuOr sold by the local saloons and
il was announced this afternoon that
out Of the So saloons in operation in
this city only three Of them sell un-
adulterated liquor. 1t is understood
that several warrants of arrest will
be issued against the proprietors of
the resorts for the violation of the
Pure Food law
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08

Mrs. E. B. Harris and child arrived
from Virginia City 1ast evening
They will continue on to San Fran
cisco this evening
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08

Livingston for refine liquors.
Carload Of carpets received at z
w. Days this afternoon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-04-08
ANNUAL STATEMENT
The Barber Asphalt Paving Company.

Total receipts for 1906, $51 ,024.67
No business transacted in Nevada
1907.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10

for San Francisco; April O. schr VIM Smith
rom rom Mukiiteo for San Pedro: in. Ger ship
Chile, from Tocopilla
Weather-April g. m-Weatber cloudy .
"'Pa Passed wesl, ont veiocity sct miles an hour
PORT san LUIS-Sailed April s-Stmr Coos
Trss,, TTrs, .or San francisco; stmr Catania for San
PORT GAMBLE-Arriyed April e-Bark Pal
myra, hence March 25
60. EAAIILE--Saiied April 9-stmr Tampicc, for
GU Arrived April s, II p m-stmr jefferson, from
| TACOMA-Arriyed Anril ar bark General
de Negrier, from Seattle
p saiied April s-Stmrs Tallac and Bee for San
| Sailed April s-Stmr Wasp. for San Francisco.
ca GAY s) IA-Sailed April s-Shp Falls of
| PORT TOWNSEND-Arrirsd AnriI e-Schr
commerce. from Santa RosaIla
90 arrived April 9-Schr Premier. hence March
20; 20 scnr Bakeley, from Eten; Ger ship Chile,
Passed April 9-Bark Palmyra. hence March
20 Tor Port Gamble
FORT BRAGG-Arriyed Anril e-Stmr Bruins
wick. hence April s.
NEAH.Anchored April s-schr VIM Olsen,
from Mukilteo for San Francisco.
Passed inward April s-Schr Blakeley. from
Eten for Port Townsend
ASIo Arrived april s-Stmr Alliance,
from Coos bay
Sailed April s-Stmr Breakwater for Coos bay;
stmr Sa,,ed ,Mdeiiesley, Is for San Francisco.
Salieo April 9-Stmr Rosecrans, for Monterey;
schr Irene. Tor San Francisco
n BEL bEl-LiNGii Aal-Arrived April 9-Schr A NJ
WRANGEL-Sailed April a-Stmr Cottage
City, for Skagway; stmr Delhi for Skagway.
ISLAND PORTS
- -hAHULti-Sailed April Snip Atlas, for
HoNoLULU-Arrived April e--Bktn Klikitat.
! from Port Gamble
Sailed April 9-Scbr A ] West for Grays
Harbor.
Arr arrived April Slap stmr Hongkong Maru.
from Yokohama for San Francisco.
MAhUhUNA-Sailed April 9-Schr Defender,
for San Francisco.
FOREIGN PORTS
OL1 DIN port March 17-Br stmr Peleus,
| oUEENsTowN-Arr April s-Fr bark
Mareehal de Turenne. from Oregon.
| FALMOUTH-Saile April 7-Fr bark Jeanne
Cordonnier, for Limerick
MEJ lLLoNES-Saled April 6-Br bark Inver-
ness shire, for Port Townsend
! YOkOHAMA-Sailed April 6-Br stmr Len
nox for Vancouver
NEWCASTLE. y S w-sailed Feb 2s--schr
! " Garms, for San Francisco
In port March 14-Br stmr Fitzclarence. for
San Francisco ship ST Frances for Honolulu
SAN BENlTo-Saled April Ger stmr Abes-
sinla Tor San Francisco via Mexican ports.
| GUA1AQUIL-Due April i2-Ger stmr Uarda.
! from Calao.
CALLAo-Arrived April s-Ger stmr Theben.
from Hamburg TO sail April II for San
Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Sailed April 9-Stmr Barbarossa
| for Bremen stmr La Provence. for Hayre; stmr
Garmania, for Liverpool; stmr Amerika. for
PALERMo-saiIed April e-stmr osmpania,
1 for New York.
| ANTwERP-sailed April 9-stmr samland,
! QUEENSTOWN April 9-stmr Etruria,
stmr Adriatic, for New York
| CHERBoGRG- Sailed April 9-Kaiserin Au-
guste Nistoria, for New York.
| ADELAIDE-Arrived April 9.-Stmr Mortlake,
from Portland Ore via Newcastle, S W.
MoLLENDo-saiied April S-stmr Euarda,
| TENERIFFE-Arrived April 9-Stmr Serapis.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES /.

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Thursday, April 81
joan R. Douglass, IS. 36S2 Twentieth St.
and Msdalena j. Humphreys '3e, 134 Tilden ST
Wilbur B; Goodenough- q, and Edna l. Miller.
IT, both of Bremerton. Wash.
Alfred II. Bullion, II. 704 Market ST., and
Alice B. Cohen, Us. 2411 octayia st.
John Rawley. 40, SI5 Mason St, and Estee'
NJ. Hart 36. 2249 Geary st.
William r. Haynes. e. 1850 Webster st,
and Maria E. Davis. "a s04 Buchanan St
Charles j. Silver, %, and Anna H. Allison.
20. both of 1857 McAllister ST.
Cass B. Downing %. 1925 Lake st, and
Anita ID. Day. is, DOT Lake ST.
Peter CALI, "a and Josephine Milazzo, IS,
both of 1914 Dupont ST
Francesca Fravega, SO. 529 Francisco St. and
Louise Ca-amella 10, lab PfeGer st.
Frank S. Soares. - Concord, and Josie Fer
burn, "a 1878 Fillmore ct.
William NcP Mason. q: Berkeley. and Geral-
dine B. Strickland. 20. 2500 Fillmore. St o
Max A. Hammer 27, Presidio, and Alice
Hipert, %. 275 Parker ave.
OAKLAND. April 9.-The following marriage
license issued today:
Nestor Ahlstrom. %. and Hannah Kauppinen
%. both of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
;. News of the Labor Organizations :.

denied that it is the intention of the
union to do either of the matters COM
planned of. This is to be-investigated-
The painters asked that the council
have prepared an ordinance to enforce
sanitary conditions in buildings in
course of construction or repair Re-
ferred to the attorney of the council.
The labor day committee will meet
next Saturday to take preliminary
steps for the next observance of the
day.
A letter from South Melbourne, re-
ceived at this office, conveys the in
formation that at recent meeting OF
the Melbourne branch of the political
labor council the following was unani-
mously adopted and a copy ordered
sent to the prime minister.
That this branch. realizing the supreme i'm
poTtaDce of main ntaining the amicable rela tions
which exist between the citizens of the United
States and the people of the Australian common
wealth congratuiates the prime minister on his
statesmanlike Invitation the United States
government to permit it's powerful squadron
now in the Pacific to visit Australia. and is
convinced that If his friendly invitation be ac-
cePted. the personnel of the squadron win be
welcomed with an enthusiasm unparalleled IN
the history OF the commonwealth.
Local No. 13 of electrical workers
on Wednesday night adopted an
amendment TO its laws to the effect
that in the future any journeyman be-
longing to the union will have to take
a withdrawal card when he enters into
a contract to do work on his own ac-
count. In other words, no member Will
be permitted TO hold the dual position
of contractor and journeyman.
Next Wednesday this local will have
a referendum vote upon amendments
to the international constitution. The
executive board will have a conference
during the current week with con-
tractors for the purpose of discussing
Improvement in trade conditions.
The baseball team of this local will
cross bats with the team of millmen's
union No. 423 at Ingleside next Sunday
Prior to the disaster OF 1906 the
different branches of business gener-
ally classed as the butchering trade
were segregated into branches. but
from that date until Wednesday night
each worked in afiliation with butch
ers' union No. 115. At that time the
sausage makers were organized into
branch No 2, with Conrad Gatler as
president and Emil Bihn as assistant
to Secretary D. j. Murray of the par
ent union. AS these branches are un-
der the direct supervision of the
butchers union they do not require a
full set of officers as do other unions.
A committee of three was appointed
to prepare a set of bylaws for the
branch.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
DEATHS

ALvARES-Iu this city. April O.. 1908: Ines
Alvares, beloved husband of Eloisa Alvares,
native of Texas, aged "a years.
BARKLEY-In this city. April :. 1908, Bessie
William ii. Barkley, and sister of Alice q.
and the late William II. Barkely. native of
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services today Friday9, at ~
street. Incineration. private.
BERNs--In this city April o. 1908. Reinhold
Berns, dearly beloved husband Of Friad Berns,
and loving father Of Charlie and Robert
member of Golden West council No. ZIG,
Royal Arcanum.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Remains at
the funeral parlors Of Theodor Dierks & Co..
300 Devisadero street corner Of McAllister-
BoDFISH-In this city, April Z. 1908, William
r. Bodish. native of Massachusetts,. aged
Knights of Pythias, and member OF San
Francisco temple No. ii. Pythian Sisters.
Fends ana as9uaintances are respectfIHsily Isl
day., April 10 1908. at I:3o p. m, from the
mertusry chapel of the Golden Gate under
Twenty first fnterment Mount Mount olivet ceme- enc
terry.
BURToN-In this city. April s. 1908 Lefitia
Burton, native Of Missouri aged II years.
CARLSEN-In Oakland CAL April g. 1908, Roy
A. Carlson, dearly beloved son of Captain
n 2. and Johannah Carlsen and brother OF
Florence. Grover, Nels and Annie Garrison,
hddFc VI lOdhidnQ. Cal, aged ~ years ,
months and days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral tomorrow Sat
urdayl: April II, at O'Clock p. m. from
the family residence. 116S East Fifteenth
street. East oakland. Inter1nent Evergreen
cemetery
cH3APMAN-In IA. Nan Fruitvale. April s. 1905 Nicho-
Ias Nuapman, native OF County Wexford,
Ireland, aged 10 years
Frlehos and acquaintances respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral today (Fri-
eyl, aayl, april 10, 1908. at 10 o'clock a. M.
from the chapel of Our Lady's home. Fruit
yaie. 'nterment st. Mary's cemetery.
CglNrNINGHAM--In M ls this city. April S, 1905,
~ Mafxsrel ia,le cunningham dearly beloved wife
~ pat Jonn cunningham and loving mother OF
Joseph I, :. and john Cunningham. and sister of
sunn iasa Norton Airs. William Lennon and the
az az slIs- -. norton a native of County Ros-
common; Ireland, aged As years
IT,. rtlends ana acquaintances are respectfully
dsra a.tfnd the funeral today Hri-
aas'' =. ocioek, from the funeral parlors