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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-30
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Some Tintic Stocks Weaker To-day
Closing Quotations ana Sales

Some of the Tintic stocks weakened
OH the mining exchange today. The
high point for Colorado during the day
was $4271s and the low point. S417la,
closing on sale at $40. South Swan
sea, Iron Blossom. Uncle Sam and
Sioux Con. were quoted lower, while
Seven Troughs displayed little more
strength than usual.
The unlisted stocks We're not SO ac-
tive as they were yesterday However,
Uintah Treasure Hill was I'm good de-
mand at rs and 20 cents. East Crown
Point sold at > cents and East Tintic
Con. at Gets. For Ohio Copper $2.52h
was bid. with offerings at $40.
The closing quotations and sales
were.
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET

New York, April 3O.--Close: Money
on call easy 1% at . per cent, ruling
rate "; closing bid q; offered ut .
Time loans quiet but firm 90 days
o12 per cent: 80 days 2M mt per
cent; six months 3M per ccm.
Prime mercantile paper I AT !, Irr
cent
Sterling exchange heavy with actual
business in bankers bills NJ 49, at
lS7.Oo for demand and at 1880 at
1885 for 60 lays.
Commercial bills, 1874 u,
Bar silver, 1924.
Mexican dollars, "a.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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REGULAR GAIL SALES

Beck Tunnel, 1000 at Ito, seller co.
100 at Ito; 800 at LEY.
Black Jack, 200 Mt so.
Colorado. 200 at 4.27ts; 200 at 4.25: 300
at lbs seller 80.
Crown Point, 500 at Is.
DAILY, 100 at 2.20; 100 at 217ih.
Iron Blossom, 500 ut 46la SEQ at IS:
900 at 45i5; 800 at 45h seller so.
May Day, 300 at Al.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at SO; 900 at SO,
seller 60
Nevada Fair. 1000 at 3.
Seven Troughs. 1000 at 90: 1000 at 30;
500 at 3ll3. buyer so; 1000 at 80. seller
60; 1000 at 81. buyer 60.
Sioux Con-, $500 at 10: 900 at 1917.
South Swansea, 5000 at 29Ik 5000 at
30, buyer 60; 500 at 80, buyer 80; $500 at
20.
Tetro 500 at 10.
Uncle Sam Con. 900 at rs: 500 at n.
Utah Con. $500 at H. 5000 at IL.
Yerington Copper, 1000 mt 13la: /, 900
at 10.
zenolle. 1000 at 20; 500 at "a; 100 at 20;
500 at 2515.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack. 500 at 60.
Crown Point. 500 at 10, buyer 60
Colorado. 200 at 4.17lk: 500 at 4.sO.
New York, 1000 at is.
SiouS Con, 1.500 at 19h.
Seven Troughs, 500 at 80, seller 60.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at 81, buyer
co; 1000 at 53
Uncle Sam Con. 100 at II.
Yankee Con, 100 at SO.
PITIrIATTON
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Black Jack 500 M SO.
colorado, 500 al A.lj, 500 at Az y,
Iron Blossom, 500 az 4G
Lower Mammoth, 500 at %, buyer
60, 200 al 81,
May Day, 300 at SO.
Mountain Lake l,500 at ~, seller
60. 800 at o.
Seven rroughs, 1000 AT 30.
sioux CON. LOO NJ 90,
South Columbus, 1000 at "a, buyer
60; 90 al SO,
South swhnsea 80 al 2s; 100 at 20,
Unclp sam Con-, 200 az az seller
90. 1910 at rs.
Utah Con Crintlcl. l,OOO al llls
Victor Con, 100 aI 90,
Yankee Con, 100 M b.
Ssr'esston Copper. 1000 at 10.
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CONCENTRATES.

T. w. Madsen departed today Tor the
Century mine IN Boxeldcr county
George y Edwards expects to leave
for llaily. Ida, IN "a few days 10 look
after mining interests He II operat-
ing "a property near there which prom
lhes TO develop into "A gold producer OF
considerable importance
The weakness displayed Ia Crown
Point stock on the stock exchange yos-
terdny Is attributed to the fact that
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PARK CITY NEWS.


Park City. April 29.-The Silver King
Consolidation has small force of men
at work cleaning up and getting every
thing ready 10 start work on a more
elaborate scale.
The South Dakota Mining co. has
received a car load of machinery, con-
sisting of a hoisting engine. boiler, and
burkpts
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CoMSTOCK.

ophir. 145G1 .47ia; Mexican, ESQ
1271s; Gould e. Curry, s asked: Con
Va, 1904; Savage, 24@25; Hale &
Norcross, 31@32; Yellow Jacket 60a64;
Belcher, 90 bid; Confidence, 40 bid; ST.
ezra Nevada, IS bid; Exchequer, 20 bid:
Union. $685.; Chollar, sac; Potosi, Is
bid: Crown Point. 30G35.
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RETAIL.

Timothy, per cwt. so
Alfalfa per cwt. ............... 80
Corn. per cwt. ..1.S5
Wheat, per cwt .............. Moo
Boiled Barley. per cwt. LIS
Oats, per cwt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.90
Family flour, per cwt. ...........2.i O
Flour, straight grade, per cwt go
Flour. high patent, per cwt. .....9 80
Bra, and shorts ...... 1926
Straight shorts. ................l. 10
CORR ,,aaI NOV ,xut p-nD2 so
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following quota
tons from San Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks today
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ORE AND BULLION.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were; Crude ore and COM
centrates. $4,000; base bullion, $4,000.
Total, 1000
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TONoPAH.

Montana Ionopah, l.I1aqlSO; Tono-
81; Midway, 81 bid; Tonopah Belmont
115Q11712: Tonopah North Star. n@
12; Ohio Tonopah. ] asked; West End
Cons. 1904; Rescue, 1910; Tonopah &
California, bid; Golden Anchor. 3d4;
Jim Butler, 30 bid; Cash Boy, asked:
Home, asked; Monarch Pitts. Eth, 3
asked.
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

James A, Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon
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FISH
WHOLESALE.
MEATS AND POULTRY.

Dressed beef, per pound .lnS
Dressed veal, per pound ...,.... .9l5qlO
Dressed pork. per pound t.....,,...,lla
Dressed mutton, per pound l2ql2lg
Lamb per pound .....,,,,.,,..,..,,...l AZ
Lard, per pound ..,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,..,.lS A
Live hens, per pound ,,.,t.,.,'.'''..l
Hens dressed. per pound. ,...,...,.,lil9
Turkeys, per pound ..,,., .'.''''''' ~
Spring dressed per pound ..,''''..'''SSVV
lfaeae. nor nOnnh ....................,.. ~
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FARM PRODUCTS.

Timothy, per ton..,.,.....,,.,...,-. 90
Alfalfa, per ton...,,....,,,,,,,.'', ll'Do
wheat per hundred .,,",,,,.,,,....l. DO
Corn, per hundred .,.,..,.,.,,,...,,,.ls Q
oats, per hundred ,..,,,,.,,.. 81
Barley, rolled, per hundred .,,.,,'.l q
Flour family. per cwt.....,,,,,'.s'229l
Flour straight grade per ewt"'''''s'to
Flour high patent. per owtr""''''Es'oo e
Bran ana shorts, per cwt,.-,,......l'sO
Corn meal, per cwt.....,.,..,.2,3Om S'bO
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GoLDFIELD.

Sandstone. SO bid; Col. Mt. 10 bid;
Jumbo Ext. 20 bid; Vernal. 495: Penn
sylvania, 2 asked; Kendall. 90 asked
Booth, 10 bid; Blue Bell, 1908; Adams.
sac; silver Pick. 21a22; May Queen, I
bid: Nevada Boy, bid; Black Butte
Ext. 2Gp3 Blue Bell. bid; Dixie 1G2;
Hbernia, bid; ST. Ives, "a asked: Con-
queror 4M5; Black Rock. 192; Lone
star. 1910; G. Wonder, asked: Pot
latch. Is asked; ORC, 10d11; Kendall
Ext. lac; Sandstone Ext, asked /:
Wayne, bid; Atlanta. 24Q25; CT Bend
39@42; Empire. S94; Red Top Ext. 13d
Il; Florence, S,sO@S,92la; D'field b. b.
Cons. 1917; Goldheld Daisy. 1.221s@p
1.25; Comb Fraction. 65466; CT. Bend
Ext, bid Ct Bend Annex, S@s; Mill
town, bid: b. b. Bonanza asked;
Kewanos, 37G3S; Esmeralda. asked (;
Portland. bid Crackerjack, I bid (;
r. Mohawk, Is bid; Red Hills, 2S@24;
Mohawk Ext. bid; l.. Dillon, asked (;
Grandma, bid; S. p. Ext, 2 asked I;
Y. Rose, . asked: Goldheld Con, $40
asked; D'held Triangle. Gg1.
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BIG INCREASE IN
SALARY FOR G. P. McCABE
lsnecIal to tho .News. ~

Especial to the "News.D
Washington, d. c., April SO.-The sen
ate today during consideration of The
agricultural appropriation bill. on mo.
tion of Senator Sutherland, passed the
paragraph increasing the salary Of
George p. McCabe of Ogden. Utah. now
holding the position of solicitor for tho
agricultural department. from $500 40
$4,000 per annum.
GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION
BROKERS. "a E. SO. Temple. Both
phones 80
A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 215 d, T. Walker Block.
Il. II. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers
% Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1913
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BULLFRoG.

Original. 2d3; Bullfrog Mining, 3
asked; Montana Bullfrog, asked Ma
tlonal Bank, 6 bid; H. Harris, / asked
Amethyst. bid; Gold Bar. 17qlS; May
flower Con, 10 asked; Montgomery
shoshone Ext. 2a3: G. Scepter, 3G4;
Montgomery Mountain. 9mi0; Home
stake Con, 3O43l; Nugget, 3 asked;
Tramp Con. 10 bid; Victor, 3 asked
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OTHER DISTRICTS.

Fairview Eagle S5 bid; Nevada Hills.
240M2 40. Pittsburg, Silver Peak, l.O7ia
al.lO; Eagles Nest, 10 asked; Rawhide
Queen, La asked,
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MANHATTAN.

Monhattan Con. l2@13; Manhattan
Mining CO., 2@3; S, Humphrey, 2 bid;
Dexter, : bid; l., joe asked, Com
blnation asked. Mustang, S@9; Cow
Boy, . asked: Broncho 2a3; j. Jack .
asked; Y, Horse asked.
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RECAPITULATION
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.UN CRIMEN
En- RANAMON. I
francisco PaTedes, natural de Isabe-
Ia, fl6 muslto De IN tirO.
Timb6n fu6 huldo glun,1t0
el IadIVltuO ISIdrO MlrlIHez.
(De nWeatrO e0rregpOnsal. )

FsbTeTo "a. Ell domirgo de Ia pasada
ssmana, como las 9<de Ia mtfiRna tive
conocimiento de en- Bavlio Nuevo de este
t6Fm1no municipal, habfs ocurrido nm
cFfmen embellishments me tEaslad6 81
cusEtel de la policfa inHular deBpu6B
de habsF sido muY NAL Tecibid0 poF 81
gunrdia de puerta, me il form6 muy cor
t6amente el abo floF MsFtinez que era
cierto gus en- dicho barEio habfa ocuREido
una mneFte pero que carecfR de datRlIsg &
squells hoEe.
Tuvs-Aigue iDformRndo el gsfior Mar
del suceso, poF 81 CO.
bo de ComeEfo, TitleT, el que con el cabo
Gorz6Iez 81 guardia Rafssl Diay, de-
tectiYe HeFD6ndez guaTdia de elts puea
to eatSn hacienda inveBtig 4cioDeF; tan prom
TO egt6n en- mi poder los detalles del HuceIo,
no tendE6 incon sniente en manifeBt6FGelo
para ol peri6dico que usted rerregentA''.
"A las diez de lR noChe me iDfoFm6 que
b. sbfR mueYt1 de an tiTo de revolver Fran
cisco Paroles, natural de isabella , heTido
grAvements IsidFo Martinez, tambi6n de
un tiro. 81 presunto autor del hecho sB
Enrique Aler, 81 que 90 hA deClaTado cul.
pabls.
En- una jugsda de barsjau ocurEieEon los
hechoB.
Ell herido Martinez ent6 en- 81 h,spital
80 eBtado sB grave.
Los cabo Mnrtinez, Gonsalez, , 81 CO.
bo de Comsrfo, como ZuaEdiss & aus orde.
mes han trsbsjado activsmsnte hasta deB.
eubTir los h.chcs lin violenciaB ni afro
pellcs.
Nos place mucho consignaT IL actividad
de eBoa cabog, asf como Il de algunoB guar.
disv, como tambien BontimoB que go IN
puelto dc Il impoTtanciR del de Bayamon
haya policfaS que no responder 81 cargo
que oeupan, por 50 eacases de conooimisn-
tos falta de SsntidO com6n. CFeemes 9
que 81 capit6n 8 el jefs debe cambiar 81,
gunos del personal de este pLeato en bian
del p6biico del cuerpo.
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Administration de la Ciudad.

~ Aver 80 han vsTi6cado lsB subBstRB de
material dEansjs de los hospitales de oi
vuifa m sdicina de Santurce. EOtoB re-
mates cubren cuRpto go necesaTio para la
termination de eBoB edifeios.
Sa ha EemAtado tambien Gl este bleci'
miento de un Csmpsmento nuevo, com
pueuto de cauetaB para el hospital CuR.
Fentenario.
Sc llev6 iguRIments cabo, Ia BubaBta
de Ia cuadFa para 81 gAnado prOPiedad
del municipio. EHtR eB una obFR nueva.
Obtuvo Ia buer pro Mr.. Hatch, por
"a 700
Aver lunes. ss di6 principle & lon tFabs.
Jos del nuevo CementsFio de SAnturCe , On
Ia papada Bemana 90 concerto con la casa
de sucesoEes de A. Mayol y CR, la obrs
de tuberfs p&Ea llevar el gus del acue.
ducto 81 baHrio "MachuchRl," SAutuFce,
haBta lR eBcuela "Goyco."
Todas eatas obrss han de tener 90 ter
mino en- 81 FeBto del emo fiscal de 1907
1908.
Ell Conceio tomaF6 Penoluci6n en- 50 se
sion pY6xima, acerca del arFeg'o del tFozo
del Tecinto Sur, que va haata 81 teatro.
Adem6s est6 en- franco pr0ces0 Ia obFa de
la galerfa del csmenteEio de San Juan.
Siguen au debido tT6mits las del alcan'
tagillado arreglo de GALES de PueTtR de
TERRA, existiendo el prop6sito immediate
de ampliag 81 pFoyscto para levaF sSa
vsntsia del alcant4Eillado haats toda la
Calls dc Is CaTreteEa. Sc sst6 trnbsiando
en- 81 eatudio , pianos de las TsfoFmaB del
acueducto, en- 10 que rsspectR 90 tomR de
sgua ueguEidades de d TepreGR para 81
pOFVenir.
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Fl OBISPD EN- PATTI LAS.

FebrsEo % -El juevsu las 4 p. N.
lego & este pueblo 81 obispo Cat6lico. Los
EdsrtoI le hicieron una nutEids reception
ID entrA1a de Maunsbo alIf ls di6 Ia
tie venida 81 doctor Biam6n, en- 40 discur
70 Corto pero elocuer te. Por Il noChs hu.
DO una comida pa Z 13 en- Ia casa del
BsAor Conts, donde . hosped6 eI obiupo.
HS habidO cerca de 1000 Confrmacio.
reu, 1O8 mstrimoniOs un cEeCido ntmero
de bautismoV.
Aver 4 las 4 Be msPch6 81 uefior obisp7
para Arroyo, y regTeB6 hoy les 10 .. m
para haCsr les co 1fTmRcio ones que Tsstabr.
A la hora en- que eHcribo ss deipids nue..
Vaments para ATFoJo.
Dsade el maTtsB eats pEedicando desde
la cdtedEs sagrada al-IvicaEio de SIN Ger.
man, que ea IN oTRdor B.grado muy eFu
6tso, contun6e Its y,abandons comp etamen.
ts loa antiques moldes, para entTar en- sl
teFeno pOciol6gicO, visto delds 81 punto
de Vista religioEo
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0 B / I 0

Aver falleCisEon Ia BsGoFa Bsatris Can.
der nt Cavmons. de 80 niios de e6ad,
msdre pOlftica del tiofg' 70 Pat,icio Gil
me eE, y 81 uenor 10 Rolriguez Paris,
c nocido mtsico de San Juan.
El ssfiar Pepe PRlfB, mo era general.
msnts conocido. estuvo hasts aver las
1O3 q. m apsIentsments bien. FAllsci6
Rau he.
A senior Gim6nsz, yerno cufiado res.
ptCtivam 'nts de los diful ultos, AcompafamoB
an Sd 5obls pc p, .xtendiendo nuestro pc
same los d.mdn familiareS de loE que "a
NO txi,ten.
ri sntisrro teDdr6 lugar Las 81 de
estR tsTde. r. /. P.
Los Tip6grofos de La CorreSp SpOndencia
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ClllllO sin rival.

En- todos los vsporoB que llegan & euts
puerto rsnueva sci Popular" 90 magnff.
CO BuEtido de calsado de las m6O aCredita.
da1 maEcaB , hay para todoB los gustou
como para todAs las foEtuDas. EI extenro
Bultido de eIenCiAI impoEtadas de Paris '
Eutados UnidoB mereca ca6a dfa mas Il
iuBta admiration del pdblico , 81 popular
eStablecimiento del SefioF America ssIaB
eutk siemprs lleno de una numeTosfsima
coDcurrenciA avida dc obtsner gul busnou
nrodnctng.
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u. ssnhr.rs: !. .,L.. naIntltnsn

Ha causado muy gEata impression entire
81 elemento fsmenino de esta Gin lad y de-
la isls, 81 gran auEtido de bonito1 ele.
gantsl BombreroI que de todaB formas '
pEscioS eBtS Tscibiendo Ia acrsditada tien.
da de modaH Las NovadadeG'. Propiou
para Il estaci6n de los q limos modelo-
De Paris Nueva York Londrs1 , Madrid
tenen 'tLaS Novedadea" 81 mss o1pl6ndi.
do .uEttdo Dc OombTeEoO para ssnoEas, CO.
apEital 7 niaaR qua dam pusda,
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ueF6 pEeCiEada oportunsmeute. Con ID ma
yoTfa de votes ebtenidOs por ere medic, el
CuaI seF6 objsto mas Rdelante de una eBpa.
Cisl Peglamsnsaci6n, uar6 designada cual
sea la mujeF mas bsllR dc Puerto Rico.
12-Los FetFatos deben BeF enviador
& mano poF correO con h direction
Oigient0: "LA CoETeBpondencia de Pusrto
Rico Blk 785 -s4n Juan, Puerto
Rico"
13-"La COEregpondsnCia dc Puerto
Rico" 81 Jurado del ceYtEmen, tendr6n
deTecho q investigaF RcercR de Bi las foto
grsfias correspondent en- reAlidad & peEuo
nan que reunan las condolences exigidaB
en- 81 concuEBo.
14.-Dssde hoy, dia 20 de Ensro de
/ 9O8 queda alberto 81 concurso 81 plazo
para la EemiGi6n de FetFatoB teTminRr6 ca
20 do Mario de 1908.
Is. -DeBde elts fschs quedR siberia en-
ests diario una sscCi6n especial con 81
81 titulo de "ConCuEso IutarnncionaI ds
BaIleRa" ...... ''En buuca de Il mujer mas
bella de Puerto RiCo," ca Il cual ue con.
tsataTG & tOda pFegunta duda que con
TelRci6n q csFtGmsn puedan fOEmulaEDs
San JuRn, Puerto Rico, EnsEo 20 de-
1,aQs,
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INTEREsANTE IS. ofrecs en- vsnta
I'm autom6yil marca Thomas Flyer de so
cRballcs de fuerzR de muy POGO ugo = re
Ci ntsmente impOTtado
Una CaldeFs multitubu'ar IA < 6, cuya
tubeFfR l6lo gs ha ugGdo ma z.fta.
Una chimenes de pIsnchRI de hieTro
8 Is 30 pies alto por 5 de di6metrc, ca
busnas condolences dt uso. formar6
IOidEo a. Sanchez. San Juan p r. Fs.
bEeEo 25 de 1, ,908 Is '. alt.
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CERVtzA SALVATOR

La mas antigua IA amos de todo Puerto Rico Sc
vende todas parties, los mas aceditados ca6 res
taurants.'
Antes fjense etquea eva debao la paabra
"sELVATOR"
Sc nde 963 botas precio reduGdo ompetenGa
Unico Mr. Vere. n6m
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GlNCAI GlNGAl 6lN6lI

En- menos de an mes % han hecho 80
trsjs1 ds easimir ( $500, 10, 12, 16.y 20
tela y hschuEa, sn combination con log
mfjorsI BastrsB de San Jusp. Especial,
trsiea de jeTga i@g'ess de So yards, &c ha.
ce 6 $14.90 tsla , haehara. Sc garanti.
"a Ia coz facci6n. gran kuEtido de Casimireu
desds IS centAvoE & SIS yarda en- 81 Cielo
, La Viscaina.
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FlEsTAs DEL CARNIVAL.

Reina gran sLinaci6n para aNistiF 81
b,ile de msucREau del juevea en- el Testro.
81 bsmoB de muchag stfioTitaB de nusstFa
huena gocledad que piensSn ir daF algu.
nab bFomss divertiT8e eBa nochs.
EI Teconocimisnto de m6scaFaB BsF6
muy riguroso y componsn Ia comiSi6n
don JacintO Texidor y don Santos Fllippi,
psrSonas que conocen Las m6Bearas gus
deben dejsF entraE.
sabemos adem6u que muchas fAmiIiaH
gs han dsdo cita en- 81 teatro el jusveu, pa.
FR celebrar grandes bstAllsB de confetti y
pausr una noche sgradabIe clvidan6o las
penaS y ninsAboreB que trae COnHigo la lu.
cha poF ls vida.
FL viernes pT6ximo bsiIs de nidoB para
el oual Feina gran auimRci6n.
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lei dOmiogo % hubo uu a1imado
balls de aociedad On YauCo d que cOnCu'
EEioEOn muchRG peRHonag de aquellR BoCie'
dad,
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War Clouds
Are Rolling

SAN FRANCISCO, June Ire
ports brought by passengers On the
steamer Acapulco, which arrived to-
day from Ancon and way ports, are to
the effect that President F1guera OF
San Salvador is in danger OF assas-
sination, and that President Cabrera
of Guatemala whose life was recent
ly attempted, is preparing to seek
safety in flight. Revolutionists are
gathering in strength for an upris-
ing in Guatemala, the reports say,
and Guatemala and Honduras ARE
preparing to attack San Salvador.
There are many indications of anoth
er Central American war. Guatemala
and Honduras have troops on the way
to the frontier.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-06-03
Carnival
For Reno

Reno, June 13.-Reno has decided
definitely to have big electrical car
nival of four days duration, begin
ming on July 1st and closing on the
night of July 4th. The committee
have already been appointd and the
finance committee is now at work
collecting funds from the merchants
and other business men. r. w. Par
ry, one of the most p-c,ninent resi-
dents of the city, has been named
chairman of this committee and states
that the carnival will be one of the
most gorgeous ever given in Nevada
, on electrical display and in the dec
Thousands of dollars will be spent
| oration Of the Truckee river.
| T. S. Mckinley of Reno. is spend
ing the day in this city.
| Frank Boskokitz is visiting his
friends in this city today
A. N. Salisbury was an arrival from
Reno this morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-06-03
THAWS CASE
is HOPELESS
Harry Thaw's Form Of
Insanity is Without
Doubt Incurablc

Judge Bowling of New York says
in regard to Harry Thaw's case:
There is no question about Thaw 5
insanity said the Judge. do l
think That Thaw will ever leave Mat.
teawan asylum? That depends upon
his form OF insanity. If i. is decided
that he has paranoia, of course, he
can never recover. Thaw was sent to
MatteaWan to remain theie as long
as his condition is dangerous to the
community People generally belleVe
that when a man has money he can
be acquitted on whatever charge may
be brought against him or freed from
the responsibility Of whatever crime
he may have committed. That this is
not true was proven in this case
Il have always thought that the
verdict of the jury was just and that
was the prevailing opinion in New
York after the verdict was returned
Do I think the testimony in the ThaW
case was demoralizing to the com
munitv at large? No, I don't thinR
So The newspapers toned down The
evidence considerably Such TRACED
| les often teach great moral les
1 SON.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-06-03
THE GOVERNOR
SUES PROCLAMATION
And ProClaimS June 10th a Pub
lie Holiday and Recommends
Its Observante

The following proclamation, which
is the first to be issued by Governor
Dickerson, has been issued in relation
to the unveiling of the Mackay statue
at the State University.
Whereas Clarence H. Mackay and
wife of New York City, and Mrs.
John w. Mackay of London, England,
widow of the late John w. Mackav,
in his lifetime one of Nevada's most
distinguished citizens, have donated
to the State of Nevada a new building
for the school of mines of the Uni
yersity of Nevada. together with a
ife-sized bronze statue of the late
Sohn w. Mackay, and their comnan-
ions. shall on that day be the guests
of the State of Nevada: and
Whereas on the 10th day of June
A. D. 1908. the statue of our former
distinguished and respected, fellow
citizen will be unveiled and opportun
ity given all who desire to gaze upon
the sculptured features once so ia
/ miliar to our people:
Therefore by virtue of the author
ity in me vested as the chief execu
tive of the State Of Nevada. I hereb,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-06-03
ELECTION
OF OFFICERS
An Item Of Interest to All
Union Printers
of This State

INDIANAPOLIS, June 3-The cleo
ton of the officers of the Internation-
al Typographical Union was as fol
lows: President, James NJ Lynch,
Syracuse, n. Y; first vice president,
]. W. Hayes, Minneapolis; secretary
treasurer. J. NJ. BramwOod, Denver.
Agent Union Printers Home, Geo.
P. Nichols. Baltimore.
Delegates to American Federation
of Labor, Frank Morrison, Chicago:
Max S. Hayes. Cleveland: Hugh Stev-
enson Toronto, Ont; T. W. McCul
Tough, Omaha.
Trustees Union Printers Home
Anna G. Wilson, Washington, D. c.:
L. c. Shepard. Grand Rapids, Mich;
Thomas McCaffehy, Colorado Springs
The total vote for the candidates
for president was 81 ,026 for Lynch
13.461 for H. S. Hudspetn of New
Orleans.