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The Winslow mail., 1908-09-26
Clerks: Dave |. Penrod and Abe

Judges: w. shawnee ana JOnn
Doe.
Clerks: Richard Koe and Wal
ter Roe.
Pinedale precinct.
Inspector: E. Nj. Thomas.
Judges: w. r. Brewer and Jas.
Scott.
Clerks: Wallace Newman and
Bert Thomas,
Heber precinct.
Inspector: ]. E. Shelley.
Judges: ]. l. Porter and {. L.
HOuck.
Clerks: John Nelson and Thos.
Shelley.
Keams Canyon precinct.
Inspector: Lorenzo Hubbel Jr.
Judges: Pete Staufer and Free
man Hathorn.
Clerks: Supt. Miller and John
Doe.
DEMOCRATIC.
WinslOw precinct.
Inspector. P. A Ward.
Judges: r c. Creswell and
Lloyd c. Henning.
Clerks: Ben Downs and w. A.
Parr.
St. Joseph precinct.
Inspector: J. H. Richards.
Judges: John Westover and !.
c. Hansen.
Clerks: ]. p Richards and John,
McLaWS.
Holbrook precinct.
Inspector: A. F. McAlllster.
Judges: w. B. Cross and w. H.
Shumway.
Clerks: H. B. Allen and Geo.
Hennessey
Woodruff precinct
Inspector: B. Pace.
Judges: William Lee and D.
Brinkerhoff.
Clerks: Jas. Brinkerhoff and
John Dewitt.
Snowflake precinct.
Inspector: Jas. M. Flake.
Judges: john Hunt and Will
Freeman.
Clerks: John w. Freeman and
O. d. Flake.
Taylor precinct.
Inspector: F. M. Perkins.
Judges: L. M. Shurlway and
Thos Hancock.
Clerks: Geo. Tenney and Jesse
A. Kay.
Shumwav precinct.
Inspector: E. D. Solomon.
Judges: w. @. Shumway and
L. L. Perkins
Clerks: w. E. Shumway and
w. A. Shumway.
Show Low precinct.
INSPECTOR: Frank Ellsworth.
Judges: Neils Hansen and P.
L
The Winslow mail., 1908-09-26
Total 25.

TOtaI.25.
And the number. of delegates to
be elected by the Democratic
party are as follOWS:- tef
The Winslow mail., 1908-09-26
precinct 1S.

8. Show Low =. 2.
9. Pinetop 6 = g..
10. Whiteriver 8 - 2.
H. Plnedale 6 - 2.
~. Heber - /.
13. Keams Canyon Z" - o..
Total t3S.
The election officers for the
said Primary election shall be as
follows:
REPUBLICAN.
Winslow Precinct.
Inspector: Peter Henderson.
Judges: G. K. Bauerbach and
Louis korn.
Clerks: ]. E. Ward and O. B.
Sutton.
Holbrook precinct
Inspector: H H. ScOrse.
Judges: L. D. Divelbess and F.
M. Zuck.
Clerks: Jud Lathrop and w. r
Scorse.
st. Joseph precinct.
Inspector: ohm Bushman.
Tudges: S. Nj. Porter and JOS.
Facer.
Clerks: H. F. Bushman and ].
E. Richards.
Woodruff precinct.
Inspector: H. A. Hatch.
Judges: J. w. White and S. NJ
Savage.
Clerks: Stephen Howard and
John Pierce.
Snowflake precinct.
Inspector: H. Willis.
Judges: Jos. w. Smith and c.
H. Ballard.
Clerks: S. D Rogers and Allen
Miller.
Taylor precinct.
Inspector: E. 7. Hatch.
Judges: N. A. Brimhall and
John Hatch.
Clerks: A. S. Palmer and L. A.
Decker.
Shumway precinct.
Inspector: F. P. Denham.
Judges: Jasper Rhoton and l..
D. Rhoton.
Clerks: c. L. Rhoton and Alvin
Rhoton.
Show Low precinct.
Inspector: ]. c. Owens.
Judges: g. M. Adams and Will
lard Whipple.
Clerks: 6. w. Adams and Ed
son Whipple.
Pinetop precinct.
Inspector: S. Mccoy.
Judges: Ezra West and John L.
Fish.
The Winslow mail., 1908-09-26

Total .3S.
The election officers for the
said Primary election shall be as
follows:
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
178 Bodies
Are Recovered

BOYERTOWN, Pan, Jan. is.-The
uncommon sight of a gang Of Italian
laborers diging graves by the light Of
the moon for the burial Of the burned
OF the Rhodes opera house disaster.
was witnessed in Union, and Fairview
cemeteries here last night. So many
funerals are to be held today and
tomorrow and Sunday that the bor-
ough authorities found it necessary
to keep at work all night. Today
found this part of the work almost
completed. A large number Of fun
erals were held today and many sad
scenes were enacted as one or more
members OF a family We're laid 10
rest in the hurriediy prepared graves
The largest number OF funerals viii
take place today. The coroner PLACED
the number Of dead at lis.
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
MORTON
SENTENCED
To Five Years in Prison
and to Pay a Fine
OF $3.50

Chas. Morton, the man convicted
of dynamiting the safe at the Colum-
bia postoffice, appeared in the United
States court this morning for SEN
aence.
Judge harrington, sentenced him to
serve four years in prison, and to
pay a fine of $3.50. He will be con-
fined in the Nevada staae prison un-
til the attorney general Of the United
hates designates he prison in which
he shah serve his sentence.
AS he will probably be taken to
the federal prison in the state OF
Washington. where Postmaster Atwell
will serve his time, the latters de,
parture has been deferred until word
is received from Attorney Genera
Bonaparte.
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
CHURCH SERVICES.

Saturday afternoon in the Method
ist church at 2:30, Rev. Mr. Bulgin
will organize young women's Bible
class. All young women in the city
are invited to attend
Saturday evening at 40, Rev. Mr.
Bulgin, will lecture on "Belshazar' S
Feast.
The More Light class will meet
with Rev. Mr.. Bulgin, as usual at
the Presbyterian church at o'colch
All are invited to attend these meet
ings.
St. Peters Church-Second Sunday
latter Epiphany: a. nl Holy Com
| muniOn: 10 a. m., Sunday school; II
d. N. Morning Prayer and sermon
THE Necessity of Fixed Standards
7:30 p. M, Evening Prayer and ser
mon, From Things to Cod. Every
! body welcome.
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
QUIET DAY IN
LEGISLATIVE CIRCLES
Special COMMITTED Holds Session
and Another Committee
Visits Prison

ever had III the state OF Nevada and
believe that it always will be
Turing the 18th and 18th session
Of the legislature | was the only demo
Graf III the senate of the state Of Ne
vad;l and when any one makes the
statement that l am going to leave
tie party and form a new one they
do ne. i-no& whereof they speak,
ard cGns' aDulary bills that are at
ytesellt icing advocated Mr.. Skaggs
again stateG that he was opposed to
them i'll every way
admit that there is need of great
er authority in the southern mining
camp OF Goldfield but all it needs
IS the strengthening Of the civil pow
er now in force there.
-! will support any move to send
a special prosecutor into the coun-
ty Of Esmeralda to secure convictions
against the laWless element that is
at present making that camp its head
quarters bat Y hen it comes to troops
State Wacders, police or constabu-
larry forces l will fight the measures
to the bitter end
1t is believed that the bill cover
ing the Goldfieid situation now be-
ing considered by the special com
m 90 of tho q oic lot t11ra ba in,
shape to be presented to the members
| of both houses by the coming Tues
! day at any rate an attempt will be
made to introduce it on that day.
| The committee was in session this
| afternoon considering ideas and sug-
sessions that have been made to them
which they will probably incorpor-
ate in the final bill to be presented
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
Camp Of RAM
sey Needs Mills

Every day the district is getting
more in need Of milling facilities. as
wide lodges are being developed that
contain enormous quantities Of milling
as we'll as veins of high grade ore.
With large plant located at some
convenient part of the district these
properties would immediately prepare
to furnish large tonnage of ore and
other mines that have opened up bod.
les of ore would get busy with strong
development. A fine opportunity is
at hand here for mill man and the
first one who gets in here and closes
some contracts is certain to make q
big income
| The country hereabOut i well sup
piled with water. Shallow wells il,
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
State Gets
a Big Estate

John Lee, VINO for siXtv-five wears
ce county and there amassed $780,
600 in stockraising, died Wednesday
morning. Without heirs or known
claimants for the money he left, Lees
estate will revert to the state Lee
sarted i'll business backed by An
thony Bowers, who died imDOver-
ished, and after his friends demise he
made money. Several times he was
considered one OF the largest cattle
owner in the intermountaln country.
Lees few celatives never came to
| this state to live. and one by one
passed away in the middle west, leav-
ing him alone. One of his peculiari-
ties was that he insisted he would
/ have plennty of time to make his will
! before dying and that he would have
his money to some charitable insti-
tuition. Sickness, however, soon re-
lieved him OF the opportunity. The
remains will be buried in Wadsworth
near which town his estate lies.
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a number Of places have developed
large supply and a nuInoer of run.
ming springs are scattered through
the hills. With vAry little trouble
an ample supply could be obtained to
furnish a large capacity plant. In
the lower end of the basin more mar
ticularly is water TO be found in nu
I merous places and this would also b,
the point most convenient for all In,
NINE owners. Several large rayeines
covering the greater part OF this min
eral belt head toward a common poin
and would make ore transportatio,
! to mill a simple matter
/ Already some of the mine owners
: here are getting individual millin.
plants under way but aside from
6 these there is much need for a laro
> custom plant in this district. Tha
d this demand will be met in the nea
future is a certainty, as it is a bus
> ness opportunity that will not Ion
be overlooked
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
ON WARPATH SCHOOLS WILL
OF FAMILY OPEN MONDAY
Virginia City Mar. Sends
Threatening Note
Through Mails

Pete Perlanda, was arrested yester-
day by Deputy Sheriff Morgan and
Jennings, and Judge Smith placed
him under $1,000 bonds for sending a
threatening letter.
Perlanda's wife began suit for
divorce from him few days ago, and
when the papers were served he be-
came very angry, and had been threat
ening to do hafm to his wife and her
two brothers, Martin and Steve Juco.
Yesterday one OF the Juco brothers
received the following letter through
the postoffice: Il will Kill you from
the gun. Look out for yourself
am sure to get you. your brother and
sister. The letter was signed by
Ferlanda, and the signature core
spends with the signature CT Perlanda
on the payrolls where he has worked.
The JucO brothers became alarmed
and consulted the officers, and Per
landas arrest followed 1t is very
likely that he will spend considerable
time in Jail. as the letter has been
turned over to L. S. District Attorney
Platt, and the government will prob
ably prosecute.
Perlanda's wife engaged District
Attorney Cahill to begin the divorce
proceedings, and soon after the papers
were served. a man supposd to be
i Perlanda, called UP Attorney Cahill
! and threatened his life over the
phone. The wife seeks a divorce on
| the grounds of desertion and extreme
cruelty. Perlanda having brutally
kicked and beaten her in December
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
Jan. 18th, 1908.

Jan. 18th, 1908.
Editor Of Appeal:
Sir; l thought it would be well
for ME to state my position, upon
the question Of the Organization Of
the Legislature"
The position l have taken is the re-
suit Of a careful persual of the con-
stitution of this state and the prece-
dent established by the National
House of Representatives and the
legislature of this and other states
and the best authorities that | could
get upon the subject. | also sub
mitted this matter to the best law
yers in the state and they gave the
opinions that there is no question
but that the organization is legal and
would last as long as the Legislature
did and that any other organization,
Without the resignation or death Of its
officers and attaches or their remOv-
al by the legislature, would be illeg-
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
SkAGGS EXPLAINS
HIS POSITION
On the Constitutionality Question
Of the House. Requests GaZ-
cite to Explain Accusations

SO the position that l have taken
was to prevent the acts of the legis-
lature from being illegal
The contemtable news paper law
yers need have no fear that any law
yer Of repute would make himself
ridiculous by arguing before the SUI
preme Court of the state of Nevada
that the organization is not legal.
In regard to the attack of the edi-
tor of the Gazette, upon my military
record and his Inference that there
was something wrong with my hon
orable discharge" would suggest
that he shall come out like a man and
state to the public what there is that
is "diShonorable" about it and not
by Inference. which is the method
Of the blackmailer," try TO convey
the impression that there IS some
thing wrong about it and something
that | should be ashamed Of
Respectfully,
r. E. SNAGGS.
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18

GOLDFIELD, Jan. lo.-George Will
Jams the Indian arrested for the MUIR
der of Barney Griffin and William
Connors at Stimler several weeks ago
has confessed to his crime. His con-
fession has been repeated to two diff
ferent officials here and is as follows:
when l left the jail in Goldfield
some time ago where | was held for
horse stealing, | went to Montezuma,
and there man gave me shot
gun, and | went to Silver Peak, where
met Shoshone Indian, whose name
l do not know, or where he is now
We went to the camp OF the pros
pectors, ovJr close TO Stimler. and |
borrowed the rifle from Barney, as l
wanted to Kill some mountain sheep.
The shotgun | left at Nalvalda
Springs. | did not kill any sheep. and
brought the rifle back 10 the camp
They had found my shotgun at Val
calda. When | came to the tent Con
mort hit me with his fist in the mouth
and | started to run away He fred
two shots at me from the shotgun. but
did not hit me.
When asked how far he was avsJ
he pointed out OF the window to a
little cabin about fifty yards distant
and said: Il turned and fired two
shots, Connors was the Srst one
hit, and the ball went mo his lef:
side and did not come out. Then l
shot at Barney and he fell That
hliilet went through his left shoulde
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
Gun Club to
Shoot at Range

The local gun club has arranged TO
have d shoot tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at the range between here
and ShaW's Springs. The shoot will
be friendly contest but the sides for
the event have not yet been made up.
Among the contestants from other
places, however, will be Assemblyman
Baird and Fessler Of White Pine
Bradley OF Goldfield, and several 9th
ers.
The local club has :,..;aged fo- a
free bus to take the VISITORS from
the city and the vehicle will leave
Dick 5 corner at 1 O'Clock in the after
noon. The public is cordially invited
10 attend.
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18

To-day was quiet one in the legl5-
lature circles with the exception OF
4 meeting of the special committee
there was nothing doing. The COM
mittee appointed on yesterday to IN
yestigate the conditions at the State
Prison in regard to the appropriation
asked for the enlargement OF the In
stitution which at the present time
is crowded to its utmost, paid a visit
to the institution.
Many of the members Of the legis-
lature living in nearby localities spent
the day a. their homes while those
that remained were seen discussing
expected developments of the coming
week.
There has been much talk OF late
oi the formation of new parties that
are billed to appear before the peo-
ple at the coming election this IAN.
Sneaker SIasos of the house has been
accrediated as forming what Will be
Mr.. SEaggs was seen this afternoon
" a representative of this paper and
mad the following to say regarding
the matter
There is absolutely nothing IN the
renf.rt that am considering the form
iny of a new party in the state OF
Ne.ada to come before the people
at the election this fall. l have neV
G. stated that l was working on the
rno.ter ani have not for minute
cons ,rdere3 it.
II have always been democrat anc
an, still one and furthermore Will
co,,t:rue 20 ,,e the Democratic party
is labor party and always has been
Vt il the best friend that labor ha:
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
Indian Murderer Makes
Fuel Confession Of Crime

They were close together. fred
with a 3O-30 rifle that belonged to
Barney The Shoshone had a 5000
too, and he also shot. l got the axe
from the tent and cut the boughs
from the trees
When asked to describe the shoot
ing and the way he held the rife. he
got up from the chair and throwing
the tail end of cigarette away, he
raised his left arm as though it was
holding the barrel of a rifle, and with
his right hand raised in the position
where the finger would pull the trig-
germ dramatic attitude as thogh
he was squirting along the sights
said:
Il shot EN- like shooting a rabbit.
then got the axe and cut the boughs
and put over them to keep them
warm They were still breathing and
alive when | did this, but did not talk
to me The Shonshone who was with
me went through their pockets and
got some money. He it was who
burned the tent. too. We then took
the TWO burros, and | rode cne and
he took the other. | do not know
where he IS. | was born on the Con
way ranch. at Sweetwater, ana will be
eighteen years old when the next
time comes around.
The part relating to III" other in
dian is not given credence by the
rofficials here.
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
Building Has Been
r umigated and Glasses
Will bS Resumed

The Carson City schools will re-
open on next onday morning after be-
ing closed Tor the majority CT the
past week owing to the prevalence
OF smallpox in the city.
The building has been thoroughly
fumigated and there will be no future
danger OF infection. 1t was deemed
advisable several days ago to close
the schools owing to the fact that a
couple of children, who were attend
ing the classes had contracted the
disease. AS no new cases have de-
veloped since that time the board of
school trustees have ordered that the
classes resume their work on the
coming Monday.
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
REPERTOIRE COMPANY COMING

j. A. Yost, business manager of the
Billy Bennett Repertoire Company ar
rived last evening and arranged for
the appea- ance in this city on jan
uary 80, 81 and February 1 OF his
all star cast. There are Twenty-Five
people in the company, and they tray-
ell in their own Pullmans-a diner and
kitchen car and a sleeper. The com
pany carries band of seevnteen
pieces and an orchestra of eleven.
The company opens in Across the
Desert and speciality people are in
trOduced during the play.
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
Men are Soon
to be Rescued

ELY, Nev.. jan 1S.-FOreman Gal
lagher, who has charge OF the rescue
work in the Alpha shaft, said today
that he believes February | will be
the maximum Of time that will be
required to release the three entomb-
ed men About Il feet remain to be
made before the iron intrusion which
comes into the shaft at 615 feet is
reached, whence it is believed So
ground will be found to the 1000-fuG
level, where the men are
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
Reno Banks Recalling
Clearing House Certificates

banking business and they are OF
the opinion that by the first Of Feb
ruary that the greater majority OF
the certificates issued by he different
Reno banks who were members OF
association will have been redeemed.
The checks in use calling for pay
ment IN clearing house certificates
will be relagated to the background
from now on and the checks issued
from now will be redeemab!e in cash
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18

RENO. Jan. 1S.-A meeting Of the
Clearing House Association of Ne
vada was held at the Nixon National
Bank last evening and it was decided
to issue notices Of the recall of all
clearing house certificates issued by
the bank beginning with next Monday
morning. The conditions )f the REM
that the clearing house has ceased to
become a necessary article in the
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
RICkEY WILL RETURN

T. B. Hickey, president of the State
Bank Trust company who has been
in the southern part of the state for
the past few weeks will return to this
on his arrival here Mr.. Rickey will
be prepared to make detailed state
ment in regard to the opening of
the State Banks, throughout the state
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
Goldfied Securities Take Jump

the renewed activity in the stock
market.
The Goldfeld Consolidated stock
reached the $3.50 mark this afte
noon the highest figures quoreu N
the past five months. Considerable
excitement was occasioned by the
rise in this stock and the buying was
heavy throughout the day.
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1S.-The
stock market was livlier today than at
any time in many months and 1t is
believed that the special session o.
the Nevada legislature and the state
ment of the president that the troops
will remain in the Goldfield district un-
til that body adjourns is the cause OF
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
ADJOURNMENT TAKEN

NEW YORK. Jan. 13-The Thaw
case was adjourned this morning un-
til next Monday when the defence
will continue lh3 Introducing OF Wit
Gcsees in the case.
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18

Livingston. the liquor WHOLESALERS
carrie sa complete line of liquors and
the best in the maret him. See Him.
r. c. Dunlap prominent business
man of the southern country is
visitor to this city.
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Ladies List-Miss Meltia Rae.
Gents List-C. J. Cole. G. H Hub
and, c. A. Johnson, Benjamin Martin.
Henry Robgrt, J. NJ. Roberts. 7, R,
Shelton, Emil Vasques (2).
T. R. HOFER, Jr. T. n
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18

George Brown, tn well-knoWn con
tractor. departed this morning for his
old home at Boulder, Colorado. where
he will visit with his parents for some
time.
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18

CHOCOLATES AND NOUGATS
Ard the place 20 get them of the
best brand is at Eleckncr's Try
som
Carson City daily appeal., 1908-01-18
Walsh Indicted on 81 Counts

them
a ached
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-08
APARTMENT HOUSE FIRE.
One Woman Dead and Several Per-
sons INJURED.

New York, Feb. .8.-One woman is
dead and several persons are in the
hospital suffering from injuries as
the result of a fire which destroyed
five-story brick apartment building.
The fire is supposed to have started
in the drying room of the laundry in
the basement and owing to lack of wa
ter pressure spread with such rapidity
that the occupants had little oppor-
tunity to reach the street.
Margaret Landon, twenty-five years
of age, fell from the fifth floor and
was fatally injured. She had been
standing on the fire escape waiting
for the arrival of the fremen when
she slipped on the icy grating and
fell to the pavement. She was re-
moved to the Hotel Walton, across the
street, where she died a few moments
later. Owing to the snow piled in
front of the building the firemen had
great difficulty in raising ladders to
take down the tenants. AS a result OF
this delay many were overcome by,
smoke and cold and were carried to
the Hotel Walton, where they were
attended by doctors and cared for by
the hotel management.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-08
Canadian Northwest Disappointing.

- -
Residents Of northern Minnesota,
who have visited the Canadian
northwest are getting their fill Of
that part of the Kings domain which
has been so widely advertised dur
ing the past two years.
The Grand Rapids Independent
has the following to say of resident
of that place, who recently returned
from the garden spot"?(?) of the
country few miles south of the
north pole: .-
L. R. Root returned the latter
part of last week from a trip to west
ern Canada where he had been with
view to locating a livery stable.
Mr.. Root is now most enthusiastic
booster against that much ad-
vertised garden CD spot. The hard
times and the hardships which stare
the people in the face up in that
country, says. Mr.. Root are enough
to drive prospective settlers out of
the country"