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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-24
New Chief Of Detectives.

Des Moines April 23.-E. e. John
son has been made chief of detectives
under the new commissioners. lie was
formerly on the detective force.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-24
Admiral Evans Sleeps Ten Hours.

Paso Robes. Cal, April 23,-Sur
geon Mcdonald stated that Rear Ad.
miral Evans enjoyed an excellent
nights rest. sleeping continuously for
over ten hours
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-24
FEARS FOR CLEVELAND.
Ex.PRESlDENT is HURRIED TO
LAKEWOOD.
THREE PHYSICIANS ATTENDING
Accompanied by Three Physicians and
Mrs. Cleveland, the Former Presl-
dent is Hurried From Princeton.
No Statement Available.

Lakewood, n. j., April 23.-More
than ordinary apprehension is felt re.
garding the condition of Grover Cleve-
land who, attended by three physi-
clans and Mrs. Cleveland today re-
turned hurricdly from Princeton.
No statement could be secured from
the doctors.
The eX.president is afflicted with
stomach trouble.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-24
the CONDITION OF THE WEATHER
Temperature for Twonty.tour Hours.
Forecast for Nebraaka.

ed for the twenty.tour hours ending
at a III today
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-24

Chicago, April 23,--The bulletin is
sued by the Chicago station OF the
United States weather bureau gives
the forecast for Nebraska as follows:
Showers and thunderstorms and
cooler tonight. Friday fair and cooler.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-24
EIGHT KORKMEN KILLED
COAL MINE EXPLOSION NEAT
PlTTs5uRG, PA.
THEY WERE ALL AMERICANS
In an Explosion at the Mine Of the
Ellsworth Coal Company, Near Pitts.
burg, Eight Laborers Were Suddenly
Blown to Death.

Pittsburg, Pa, April 23.-Eight la.
borers were killed in an explosion at
the mines of the Ellsworth Coal com
pany this morning.
All of the victims are Americans
The bodies were badly lacerated by
the explosion
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-24
NEIGH WATER is WET, TOO.
John Maybury Says He Knows He
Knows All About Il.

Neigh, Neb., April 23.-Special TO
The News: John Maybury Of this city
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
BUTTS PIED GUILTY:
GIvEN THREE YEARS
Defaulting Cashier Of Portsmouth
Bank Threw Himself on Mercy
Of the Court and Was Given
q the Minimum Sentence

PORTSMOUTH. VA Special
Alexander 2. sutt. defaulting saen'S'
OF the Peoples Bank. 81 shis cry
pleadeS guilty IN tho HustinEr Court
to-day 10 three indictments. charging
him win receiving funds ~heH -
knew tns bank was insoiVent ana IA
cole,ei vyilnaua IT. Strvart. Com
MOI Wealth. Attorney. a~Nca -lo-
ain 70 impose trio miniin -
trnce and maximum nlic- t22'Atn
u,nrer reraf rcpvcsentati - ot fat
,-se~uo- ststa1 o. the court tnnl
r-,r-,fs ~ i-utt rsl settled rs 81
rh~v corii WITH the rrcet 'r o.
e.rk 10 is under s5ooi th,t sac 9n'
vras paid sv~r 90 tne receiver. ~ q,
per sfatei rhat the prisoner ia penn
At,ern~. Eowars O.. Avcvy. repre-
xcncing O. = L-po-itors FanN- colc'ii
red ~ IN recommrr ianon az Doi"
Rel Stewart an Judge San t''r srn
tpf,cs-l ne prisoner 90 three yf,'t-
the 7eniteutiary ard lined aim st-4N
TIER were twenty-five lnoactii'''I'
Rgal1st the defanlSiHg coSAieF -. 60,
INK hln Nish falsely NJ i,c'd 7.
ErAns larceny. and false siateiile' I
Az these arc dropped ny mo 1pii
n1onN-afth Nutts snot At&t ia q
bank tr upwards OF s-~u-"4'.
a harsrchc in w1iarg took tho n
soaer - The city Jail after ne was SCI
tau~ef.
ms . the first tirne since his arr
thot 80 has seoa thc INSIDE o. IA
fnetftrtSn. .tt
me rutt ease furnishes atartlt
comparison IN ia termination
thot o. nec-O boy tri~d In the IL
tirre Court a Few days AGO -
,.,.s-l b, s.~,. tr.s y.a-s i'm The pc
fentiary Tor raieirr trivi1l ot4eF
efs~es cents ~ anyone cents
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
IA FOREIGNERS WERE
REATEN IN BREAD RIOT

PHIIADHI.PHIA.P PA Yes III
hsavy police guard "a UacchinE go
sosrtaen foreigners who were oeA'sA
m the bread riot IA which See Po1lSe
men and i.oeo aliens shFAsee- -.
$3.50 AZ. searching the foreign set
t1erne1ts to-day. and It IS expected that
before piEhtfsu several mea VII eS
in jail. charged VITA taking part -
ne denomination
A nam Der o. Pers0nA Wne
watching the Par1ders - 80 -
49, Fiefurbaree and when ths els
-sservs foreo OF pOiios tornsa aoN
upen the marShsrs a gensrh riet va
In progress. some OF the M NIc 80 -
! rev REVIEWERS and b-EaN ming a ss'
polica. and the mounted enoSis' -
/ - ~ center Of the dght. uss'
HI hatons right ARd left upon IN
heaAs OF the leaders. several ponee
mem. drivers and spectators Wer~ -
/ iursd and are now IN hospl'~--
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
The FeatherStOn
K. r. Damage Bill

o. % me most fnrorteRt meas
urSs 10 TIE farming Interests OF thla
State. aow pending IA tha LoEislallre'
Is the bill introduced ~ the hen
Howell G. Featherston. 81 LInch-
burg requiring railroad SsE panic. 20
.4V fer al damage 0ccasened ~ hres
originating from thSr loossH ellf 81
Mr. FaatherstcR has also i1Uoa uced
along with this a eom ganisE Bill CIV
inE tire railroad companies she rAs nj
% insure against suck lSssos.
The rule 81 l2w at preaeNt - tnN'
- ~ouauany Is net liable n Z 49,
proper spark Errsstero and n me ~ Z
eriwinatss or q Is right or way Inc
fsrraar - thus made 70 eSrf9 go
part II the risk. although ne ans "a
sontrsl ever the locSnotivos.
II the Featherstsn oiA becomes
law. the railroad company Wll hav'
/ 10 carry this risk. unless u desires u
fnssa-s - - provided. SGch = lay
win anerd great Br0tecstoa 70 ~
properties adjacent % railroad hnea
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
BISHOP SATTERLEE.
WASHINGTON, DEAD
Distinguished Prelate Of the EPis
eopal Church Expires From
Attack Of Pneumonia.

WAsHrSGTON. p. c.-Speeisl-
Henry Yates sattsrise. bishop Of the
Diocese % WashiaEtea. aud fore
most figure N the episcopal Ch1rSn
OF tosay. died this morninE 90
o'e1ock. AT hts acme In thm ely
Death was caused ~ a. as'seN ,.
pnaumonia. sontraatee cay one We
a~e. while Rsshcp Satterlse was In me
state q New York On raiaissof7ai ae-
usa $50.
Although ths distlnguishsd Patsat
eanaltioR haa besn seriSus TOT seNsl-
49,. ~ v~as uet uutu last right that
tra arxfous balsids Watchers raau1eo
that the End was near. Ne aie3 70
peatlaE the saRotuE WITH the verl =
"Holy. hely. hSly." uPon aia hpH- m
began sinking At Midnight To ms
-hoyt bin Ne expressed the resiiHa
uop that the end was near At hano
ana the fauiiy group gathered Ia IA
death chamber.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
HARTMAN ROAD
DEFIED THE LAW
Tillmau Resolution Charging the
Southern Pacific With Flagrant
Violation of the Statute Is
Pavorably Reported

WASHINGTON. d C.-speoisl--
senator Humans effort in the senate
20 secure action ia that body dressing
thc Attorney General 70 proceed
AGAINST tho Southern Pssine. eors
friit vrsscraay His resolution pass
"a Without a dissenting vote
SIR TiiI-aaa introduced the res"fu-
ION as the resait Of infornsausn he
-af~od while 90 a speech nla Sias tour
I, 49,, West Senator Fulton. 81 ore
gon CONFIRMED the charges made Ga
rra floor IL the senate against ~
tr,r-ir,1an's roads. that &c had persist
.r..,- Violated tae sts tuto oy Wnlea y
/ ,-s -et.etved the grants or Fallaote
4 r,-,J~ in the state Of Orcgos 81 salliAs
to comply with tho conditions ma
! Dceed. Tho railroad. Tor oNaEn pc. es
: .irn..l - sell Tho land - actual set
II tfcrs Tor the price OF $50 Per aes
! .xod w tho statute c1nvoFlns -
N -rant 10 had even. according % "a
/ ,11e,-ntiors. refused % SCH Al an
II p~ice. q had also refused - sotal - I
4 10 the statutory requlrcn2ea e ia. -
N lands should DO sold IN P1rgal' 80 -
], -oediDsr 90 acres "a each pure n @Ae
NJ Tracts of much larger a0tS0s'
II he,r sd SAID AR EutSu-
al AR Tillnaan's resolution Vas =
/ ~,r,-ed 10 the judiciary Com n. TX
IL nrd the attorneys FER %e sSatne'
III ,acsac who appeared a. the heNl !.
II admitted faEur~ % comply VIA y
- lav~ Attorney General sonAParNs
= ,oif~etod n lst % evidence eoAFA
,oos ths matter Aad Is readY 10 -
y / -Noi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
HUGH c. MERCER
DEAD IN RICHMOND

Wurh C. Mercer. fer twelve years
oasr deputy clerk in the Circuit Co1f
or me city 81 RichEnsnd. died az ne
virginia Hospital a. eciock this
morning. after an Illness extending
ever q week
M Mercer. whs was thirty-tRc
wear. ED was well knSwn and very
popular In this city. in which he wAs
born ana Where he sPsnt MS entire
life.
SIX ysars age Mr.. Mercer Was mar
rfsE TO a Kiss Efta EnEelsurE- ara
en- the i1th OF this menth ceissrated
the anniversary OF his wedding
while IL was knewn that Mr. Nsr-
Ger wss dangerously az az the hoo
pltaI. latest reports had Indicated an
Z Improvement IN hts ssnaitisn. ano nos
even his family was prepared Tor rs
eu6dsn. 5eAth- 70 his' many friends
thss Intsnfzsnss was Tecsived as
zhSck.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
WOMAN m THE CASE
REFUSED TO TESTIFY

Tha charge sf alleged mcipractsce
axninst Or A. Me8teire was disrn 49,
"a IN the Fottee Court this rnorrtng,
A letter had been received ~ J1Stsce
Cratohfeld frosn Mrs. Helen - LIVE
sey, the eenn pisinant. aaeed Wasntox-
-. IN witch sAs stated that she vas
snffertnw ne I'll effcces from the epef-
arson.- sna that abe wsoid net have
brought the charges IN the Ark m
stances Had Il not sssn az the l1stance
e another physician o. tbs ely. Wnt
attendoa her later
Ths rass against Dr. Mcnte2fo "a
heen pendinr fer sometime. and haf
b~en rrpsatediy centinu@d On Secc ~ &
OF the ulacss 81 me deetor and = .
absence of the principal wftnez& g ,
rhs strength az ne latter from Mr.
IAvsssy tk6 justice t1sral>.sd the s2se-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
sEABOARD PREPARES
FOR CUT IN WAGES

RAT.MdH. X C.-SPeSisl.-rhs
S~aboard Air Line Railway has oraet-
- - dtrfrfst presldents 81 the ma
shfnists and carpentorN Of the antire 9
system to report IN Pcrtsmeuth en-
friday. February Hist. for conference
with tha ralroaG oEciala- Il Is IN
dsrstssd that a reduction In me "ase
81 ths machines and carpenters Is
90 be considered
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

~hs marrizEs Of Miss MAry 4 Mess
asoghtsr 81 Er aEd Mrs. J. y. Hlsss'
S-S..1 Ws4aaSAay IN tho Rrt8s's he@e
a., eofk Va BY the Rev W. Nese3
sgax. Ma Harvey =. Hewea s<tsne,
e "a $3.50 IT'D w.s Fssrs Va: sss srssss.,
ss.s nsr- Mr.. ana hss- Wsissz arr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
HUTZLER BROTHRRS

sAInDaoRE ND

.-ruad aeoarssnt gives careful 50
surf service = ee'-~
eust'"ers rn9 .
. a ne ssfe
:. 0nan-srda empty
ard
,,.,s- i-ors.r ~ ta-s 500
intieats % S
rs teSen pace
rNantaisee
asesuPtenS'
vou sf,sitn Terso7e een' =
ans purchase a. '
Halsraer a~psF'.s1
rrsruaausa r'-rohan1lse
So "a. vour interests farhsrcS ana raseSafas' -
@' store go TO sts NORTH HOWARD srEEEr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
MONEY TO FORTiFN
Ar CAPE HENRY

vvAsrETNcGTo.-. ID C.-SPecia'. m
Pc,rc~~nt-tlve Maynard said today
rrst a. thinks thore IS "a cK'-u. ~
p~---4-t % rettinr an eDprcpf alton
q hAf raiuion dollar .o"'F" 'he
ror,inAatioa o. Cape He7ry
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
Piedmont Bedford
Concentrated
Iron and Alum
Water

which IS making la-EuT percentage
Or cures O. Chroais Diseases tAsa any
otser treatment bslRG oEsrsS - sAe
public
This ~ ssyias great es1- but We
ars willing to submit this NstSral
-~~..t-,cpt - any number % tests ~ an
any ether treatment knows 70 HseloA-
s~i,nes An the diseases for whleA u Is
recon raeaded-
Teer. is net a county IN the state
~-be-o eures rave not sseE made ey +
thts Concentrated water. and II you
s-s stck. We hope yoG will be SUN
GENTLY Interested In your health &c
give Il a trial
You could hardly object tS paying
Al for = Hsaths trsAtmeat when !"
would COS, ySu act less than $50 PEI
month u yea went 10 ire APs
YOU can confidently expect satisfae-
49, reSalts. Il you have any Of the
sori.urin~ diseases. and VIII Do your
part:
Indigestion, Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Kidney and Blad-
der Troubles, Female Com
plants, Malaria, Nervous
ness, stomach and Bowel
Disorders, Piles, Inactive
Liver, Scrofula and al
BLOOD and Shin Diseases.
Read just sAis en-. voluntary test
moA'~H panvius orphanaE'
Dan4ins. Va Oct -. 1907.
received Ave ehlaren c1s OF on
family half starved. anG tneir elSes
tien almsst destrOyed ey smPrSPs
fseding The youngest Just 10 moHIA
cid had been fed On rA~ S Snso Sixtn
snsw ToDr Concentrated Water rege
SsrIv for some weeks, taey have Soete
well asd are Sat ana rSsy' ~..-. =,
-. re- ma froM ths peer house. WI
se@uasd to be in the last stage OF sra
mia Had the nest az: ~ "a
had others with eniArSea hSe
xlands sore ears ana ness. sEe eve
symptcm Of serefasA- 1ksss are ses~
Nv seusin uas seriously threaten.
win GastritiS. Almost everything =
ate caused al assam nss ss',sa On aot sic
Al night II wAs the SroAtest sens
she derived from ths use % zeer 20
f sn,isa e ri ana made me Try Il {
eur poor little suffering children
we cannot say 200 much Ter ~.
are s.sgias ns Prsisss s nsss ~ ,,
An asw SH using the water On ten oh
ssssixasa, Srs' ). A LEE. Sap,
ts-oz. bottle (nsnts.s trsatBsE(.
II yeur druggist VIII not supply
write as dfroct
ssaa for Interesting booklet eonss
fzx khls Natural treatment
~ "a. ECHoLs CO..
LyacAs~rE, Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29
MARRIAGES.


Ms. Louise Greer sinralla eausassr
II AZ and Mrs. Alexander cree 49,
~eu AZ Covingt0n. KY. ana M. ~ =
ao,f stevens sen Of Presldent Gee :
" stevens. 81 the Chess peas So ~
Ohio RAJ DAD. were mArriS ca n -,
Il o'clock.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

TSs engagement Is announces %
No. Nora Carlyle Herbert. eSugntel
of Colonel and Mrs Arthar her esIt
az Afexandria. Va. e Mr.. kSosrt re
sraun Holt. OF Newport News va ms
wedding WIN take place IN Jnhe-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

Mr.. George AcNenxie MSDonale
sisd TUESDAY evening Ia the WinShes-
ter Memorial HospitRi frem sypheta
fever, eontrasted vale werSinE IN
the Baiumers and Ohis Eailreaa traln
service az Rrunswlck. Hd- DSesasea
was evenly Mae years sid ans anEnAr-
ned
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

Mrs. Martha A. IA. Burruss. wife 81
Afr. william IL. L Burruzs- * Inofz-
hurx. va. died Tuesday. azed Sky
four years. Era BuVrass vas a m<N
her az the Baptist Caareh. ane - sur
vfv0A eY her husband. oRe ser ana =
Rran2aSn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

Miss Marg1rss Eas.s ss - &,nsSss.
- IA M w y. LuetFen, % Morgan
so,,nfv W Va. were married Weanes-
49, eweDfnw In ths noms e the esiee'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

Mra. May Bareour. widow OF Ed-
ward Baresar. dfed Thursday ~ hsF
hems ~ lever EAa1ater ceunty. aged
s~~e-s,w-fswr yaars she Was fof1ns
@r,v = ress8snt II st&ffoft scunty
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

Mrs.. Camm Patterson died AZ the
FSuokinxham Springs Friday. Fsoru-
ary ian. after a 5rtef Illness viii
pnaum0nia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

rFfna Fanuy l. Lancaster ans ~
vxiiiian III kabeyts were married ~
IN. Rsv. A. q Alexander February llta
In Washingtcn, p. C Mr.. ana 80
Roberts via make tAeE Ao@S
Yerk-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

ac,,w Manuel aged ffty yeas. 2
s.stssa foreman On the Chesapeake and
Chfs RAILWAY. IsGate3 az Ecusans. eise
Msnday niGht
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

HRr. !. Hsnry Rives. aged seventy
fgur years. died Tuesday afternoen ia
New York city, 40 the rertdenSe of MS
anuxhtar, Mrs. Fra1ces ZEE stuart
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

Mrs. Jennie 3 PsIlsrd died At shep-
pards after a leng ulness- AFA rol-
1.rd Wa the widow sf Mr.. Geerge n
pollard sac leaves three ehtiarea,
oDs ufrI and i've bcYA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

A vveSdtnK OF Interest In FrseSrlek -
n,,~r was celebrates SATURDAY, NaSn
MIS- Julia Warren Thorntons o. =.
80 O~csr woodward Zsigier. reetoi
~ the Durham parish. Charles sSeA'S
Ma
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

M. Elijah rlnes. Csufed era -
vstsran OF stafford. died sunday nigh'
a. his home near " nlte osN, q -
~el,sIs AGED sixty-nlne. I've Ghil'
Area survive
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

Mss Lucy Aiiea died. Tuesday nigas
AZ her Ancsstral honns. Clifton, n
Clarke eswaJ. Agss serenty-ssVea !.
yeas Her sather wss me ate b4via
Hszns Anon. q distinguished Winohes-
tsr lawyer. TIVE sisters surviN~.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

a.. $50. 7. Burrows and Mr.. WI
49,, SyIllnger. bokh OF FrederteNs pa
,.,s-e noarrIeA in Washington, ID -
NoudaV morning.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

In ths koms OF Mr.. r. L I'LL iiIiHs ~.
near Luray. Va. the EsrrLn&s 49, =.
Ssnrbf~r. Ethai te ofF. Martin khirieS
~ page eounty. was cste1SGtea MOB
DAY aNentaE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

,sr. Wnnssn FArisy- aisd No@day q
49, ksrsa 81 hfs 400 n Rm0te fsurt1
IN ne eiektT-cbsrd yqaI4 ~ 49,
I'VE senb--JEmss $40 WSt -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

NJ Marmadlgke Ga-naWaF. sae -
the eldest and best known titsns
Rusklnrhaua county ed ASnaAys Al
tsr a pr0trastse Illness
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

Miss NanEie q CeaytASS f..r.,s-nx ~
ririA. and Mr.. ReSeTt L. NsC4ray. ~
North Caroiina. we're married Eesso~S
IN Washi1gton. d. &.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

brstNe~ aEr. c C. Farley. AID 81 Anaella
county. ana enc sister. AFa 1sA~ %
Tsnnasaes. survive hifn-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-29

when asked How are ysu" is yoor
,,s,,cf ar,4vvsr. Not foctiRg WE'LL
y 80. q Is very likaly yoNr setsnuSo
haa r~- bees called 10
Mohave County miner., 1908-09-26

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Mohave County miner., 1908-09-26

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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-23
REGISTRY OPEN

Charles Cfippen has been appoint
ed registry agent for the coming school
election and all persons entitled to a
vote whose name did not appear on
the registry roll at the last general
election should get their names on
the list now. The registry books are
omen at the store of Joe Smyth in
this city and those who wish to vote
and are not registered should appl!
at once.
HsfN
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-23
TO SAVE THE BIRDS

A big movement is on in the east
to preserve the birds. or rather TO
prevent the killing of them. which
amounts to the same thing. The truth
has at last penetrated the eastern
mind. that when birds are killed there
is great loss outside Of the value OF
the birds. for most birds subsist upon
the insects which in turn live upon the
farmers crops, and the agricultural
department has figured out how grlev-
Gus this loss is when the birds are
killed or driven away. Millions OF
these friends of the farmer have been
killed since the rage began for dress
ing the hats of ladies with STUFFED
birds or the plumes of birds. The
ladies can help the men to save the
birds by agreeing not wear any furbe-
lows that come through the killing o.
birds.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-23
sport IN
The VALLEY
Many Att-aot.~--s Eiiigc.
for the Day Beside
Shooting Contest

Sunday will be one big day in Gard
nerville. There will be a three cor
nered pigeon shoot for the champion
ship of the state of Nevada and a
baseball game which will settle the
question Of supremacy between Car
son and Gardnerville
Reno, Carson and Gardnerville will
be the three gun clubs to shoot ana
Judging from past performances the
match shOld prove a record breaker.
These three clubs contested in match
at Carson last Fourth of July and at
the conclusion but few points sep
arated the winner and the loser. The
Gardnervile gun club is to be con
graduated for their energy in secur
ing the coming match for Gardner
Vile
As for the baseball game it will
surely be a hummer. Both teams
have won and lost game and the
scores in both games We're so close
as to leave some doubt as to the sn
periority of the winning nine. The
game Sunday will be a championship
affair and will be more fiercely con-
tested on that account.
1t is rumored that Carson has made
number of changes in her lineup
and it is believed that the team will
be materially strengthened thereby.
AS TO the lineup of the home team
there will be but few changes from
that which faced the Indians two
weeks ago. John Frazier arrived
from California this week and his
Ilxesence on the team will give it
DIudtional strength.
A special train will be run from Car
son and a large crowd is expected from
the capital city to root for their teams
The shoot will begin promptly at
O'Clock and the ball game is seized
uled for 3 o'clock p. m. An admis'
sion fee of % cents will be charged
and this will admit to the whole after
moons sport.-Courier.