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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20

ipo3u bic gatur mid beTtimmt bate;
bate nan mid ni6t gebunben unb eez
fefelt = mein ean3es langes 2eben
nGre mir pubrltb ni9t our Pein uno
our G4onbe gelporben, ionbern mir
uno anoern CUR Sreube unb gum
Huben!!"
2aut tlopfte eS plobli6 an bic 3ims
mertbiir. Saitig tpurbe lie aufgeriRsn,
urb utbempls melbete Der eintretenbe
Seqner: ySerr - Der anbere Ssrr -
Der aIte Serr lit trGnter getporben -
er fiir6tet - er ldbt sic bitten, f9leu,
nigit gu ibm gu tommen!"
Gri6roden itedte i6 bic mir AMBER
trauten papiere gu mir unb elite gu
benz 2eioenben, Der mid nit fi6tlider
Sooesangit anItarrte. sd iterbe -
i6 1terbe!" Gd5te er.
Gin Mr3t - f6nea Elm @rat!" be-
fail i6 benz binauseitenbsn Se1nsr.
sd iterbe i'd itertc!@ G45is
gortmann bon nelietn. nSaben sic
meme papiers gsleiena" frasts er. mad
Itbcm ringenb. a& 4
Sd nidte bsjabenb.
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ungliidli6e unb beoedte bas @eIidi
nit beiben 6dnbsn. 9anmraffte Ell
Ii6 nit LETTER Strait ouf: .8end9rihs
tigen Sic meme 2ottsr in San Rento!
sic erieben ia aus ben Papieren alles
= ober = fufen sic ielbit is duf,
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- i'd flebe Sic an"
.9as perfprshe i9 Sbnen,TT BET
fi6erte i6 unb briitte Die Sanb bes
St%erbenben. sd perfpre6e Cd S6nefs
sic biirfen iid felt barauf perlaFen~
I'D iOerOe unOer3iisIi9 bas gsDtbige-
tbun."
sd bants Sbnen - id1 tunfes
Sbnen," fliiIterte 8ortmdnn. upo er'
fii9te nod bin3u: nDaeine donitisen,
@ngele9enbeiten orbntt mein 9epelz
mG9tigter in 2onbon. Sein Same
itebt 9lei6fuus in ben Yapieren."
Shon perlieb ben Sterbenben eq8
0%epubtIein. Dur unSuIammen1dns
9enbe Worte murmelte er nod: -
80 mein 8ott = mein anmddtiaer
Soft - tpilit Ou -" Sin ties
fer SeufSer. uno aqes tpar porbei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
SnIaM0

2ieber ignireu ais
il Der Mapor BON Selapare
Gitp, Del, le9te, ba bas Nppli5iren
zines Suites ieitens bes 9iirgermei<
tiers BEL Srauatten nun einmal gu ieis
ner pfli6t gebOrt, .um tpeiteren linz
,nnebmli9teiten bur6 8uBs @erpeiges
rung pproubeugen," einfa4 iein amt
nieber.
SUIT 1851 bonn 8ttnbs
b q r befreit. Die S9neitern
,oes Ct. Sran3istusz SoIpifals in
Ro9eiter, Minn., babsn ibren IS. Sab
reSberi6t perOffentli9t. Wie aus benz
Ielben ~berporgebt. tpurben baielbit i'm
DerfloNenen Sabre 5523 Sperutipnen
oOrgenommen, ipopon 1151 ipsssn Ips
penoicitis.
3uderriib BEN IN Itatt Sdz
3 t. Cine eroBe @nsdbl Sarmer i'm
nDrbIi4en Sbsile Wisconiins, bic
frii9er 9abot p~flansten, tpc1sn es bic
les Sabr nit 3uderriibsn beriuden.
Die Sarmer 1inb Der Iniidt. bob iid
oas beIer be5ablt, t~penisItens iinb lie
zines sutsn Mbiabes iiher, mas tn ben
Issten Sabren nit Sabat nidt Der San
mar.
8aunerft il d DIT n. Bier unz
betannte MGnner plisnberten bic Wbbs
nung Der sSrau sSennie @riffiS in ct.
2puis, Mo., pGbrcnb biefelbe im3Sn>
nern Der @tabt Gintdufe maGte, Bis
1lf ben &anarienpoael aus.y DIE BIER
MANNER tparen nit einem Mobelrpagen
or Der Wobnuns erihieDtr, unb iosar
Die beiben Oefsn, in benen iid Geuer
befunb, ialepptsn Tie fort. Oils 0rau
9riffiS beimtebrte. fano lie nnr nod
ibren &anarienpossl.
9 d NJ it Ierten er6Ias
sen. Sn einem 9olsfdaerluser Der
,penna Goal Co. nabe 8reelD, pa..
fano elm &f spii4en a4t MGns
nern uno einem 9Gren itatt, Der nit
benz Sobe bes Iebteren snoete. Die
Mdnnsr batten einen 9aumItamm ent'
bedt. in benz ii6 9onts befanb, unb
benislbsn mad ibrem Eager gsbrd6t,
unb bur9 ben Scrub tpurbs Der Bar
angelodt. Gr brad in bic 8orratbss
TANNER Elm, bas bamit perbunbene @e<o
rdui4 Iodts bic 9oI5fduer berbei, bie
ibn nit Ierten erfhlusen.
@eraun 8 tp ibrises
q d t. Ha6 elmer BON Der
Supreme Court bes Staatss MiKouri
absesebenen Gntfdeicune lit bas @e@
ieb, pobur9 bas gensral.IiIiisnses
ri6t in Der Stdot ct. 2ouis ereirt
iporben lit. perfaHunespibris unb Be-
itebt jenes @eridt ridt gu Rehi. Nad
oieier Gntideibune perbens@ srbreder.
bic iid fhuIbig bstannt baden unb bonn
Observation-Disclosures 3obeers per>
urtbeilt pprben fino, ibrer Grei6eit uns
sefebli6 beraubt iinb iinb 3ur 5rsilafs
flung beredtist. Set Mpril 1907. I'M
pelte 3eit bas @eieB ansenommen
purbe, iinb Dor benz 9eridte mebr ais
700 JGae CUR @erbanblung gelanst.
Renieer 9unb. Der bier
Sabre alte Sarto Oeuiter bon Nipple
ton, Wis., unb elm GROCER Neufunbz
ldnber Sunb, @igenthum bes Jrdulein
Nenie 6ofe. tuaren quite Jreurbe unb
GpieItameraben. Mfs Der 4leine neli=
lid benz Sunb feline aappe binbielt unb
suriidSos, ipenrr er bana9 i9nappte.
ba i9nappte Der 5unb in feinem @ifer
einmal gu ipeit unb bib ben anaben
in's 9eiidt, baKefbe fdlimm pers
Iebenb. Sofprt seists bas 9bier bic
srObte Reue. ledte bas 8lut fort unb
fam nun tdeIid mebrere Male gu Der
Mobnuns bes Rleinen unb tpinfelte 10
lanse. big es hsreinaelafen ipurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20
2lD1uNl
Gin %Alsnfd)tnbtrg.
Dan 8ittersbaus

Gin Wenibenber3 1T ipit bic @tume,
9ie bliibeto ouf benz feIoc itsbt,
2ie beute luitig prdugt uno buffet,
Sic morgen ibon Der Q9iuO Oeriucbt.
Die 9lumen tpdren cinfteng Stcrue
nno flammten ben in betl'0er Qruht,
Drum tueinten aud Die 9lumcu ole
Sn ftsrucnbeler Sommcrna6t.
Gin Wteui6euber3 1T Elm bonn SiumsI
Serob9eiuntner, litter Stern,
Drum fiibIt oas Ser3 Elm ticfes Scbnen
Nah elmer Seimatb, bic ibm fern!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20

nIatol!" brummte i6. $50 gebt's
ni6t. SD mnB faIi4 an8efan9en
bdben."
unb i'd begann, fdon etipas tpenis
GER 3urcrIi6tIid, piebcr bon porn.
Ginmal, 5tpeimoI, breimal berum =
ia mar pieber Der ungliidielige SriAz
ter! Rir tpuroe i6on pieber beiB.
uno auberbem, man iou, penn man in
ben &f gebt, niAt brett por9er
ieir Qeibgeriht eFen.
9tun hattie i6 iGon fiebenmal ptee
Der BON born an~9efangen uno babel be-
itdnbig Die 9amai6en getpe6feIt unter
Dem triigeriI9en Worpanb, ih bate
Die unrefte srfpiIat. sd that, ais
Itiinbe i1 bpr ettpas unbegreifliAem,
einem !SerenItrei9: n@eitern Wtittog
ioBen Ie bod pie dngegoIien!" psrs
iiterte idb unperidGmt.
.Na jo," meinte barauf meme Srau.
D1ie perbsn ia audi pobl pieber PAL
fen, perfud's nun NAL 10 berum."
,Wie berum2"
Isl, 70 berum bod"
Gut, i6 that i6r ben @iren, obne
lleber3eu9 ung, nur bamit 1e fa9, bab
bas Nnleqen bon WiteIgumuI6sn nift
bas Ginberipiel lpdr. bas fe iid in
ibrer jugenoli6en unerfu6rsnbeit bar
inter porIteIIte. @s tlappte natiirli9
nod oiel peniger ais anoers berum.
sic nobm etrer Der 9uhItreifen
prifeno in bic Singer unb fragte nit
grober 8sftimmtbeit: SOU muBt offens
bar nit benz f6tpar5en 8anb anfanz
gen."
G8 freute mid, bah Iie ausgerednet
auf bieielben unfruhtbaren GinfdQe
eerietb, Die i6 isIber in fdweren
Stunben ausprobirt bate. Nber tper
peib? Yieuei6t 9ing es jebt. unb i6
probitte inter ibren Iuqsn Elm mel
teres Mal. Natiirli6 ging es aud
biesmal nidt. 9abet itanb ie nit Sri
titermiene baneben uno beItaltnte naiD
meme Obnmo6t. Wein 2eibgeri6t
fling i6on an, ii6 mir III ben @inges
tpeioen berum8uoreben.
o9u ma4it eS INNER pisbsr fdli4,"
fa9te meme Srau.
r@robarti9e Gntbedung Seiners
feits!" brummte tb 5uriid.
SD mad es bod nie friibsr, mo 3u
beItdnbig DidelgamaiAen trug1i."
Sd ba6te: nNd, 70 feit bait 9u
mid md ni6t!" unO parirte: pa
mails bate ib elm poQitdnbig anbere5
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&amesl, font piirbe er ben Qeuttn
niht fold fompli3irtes 3eug ms Saus
f6iten pbns Gebrduhsanpeifunq."
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Gs lit bod 10 einfa6 ipie nur rdS.
@rit 70. bann 70. glib einmal bcr."
M%abr9aftig, iie bate aud ihon bas
Widelfieber!
Sd aber mar nit mcinsr Selbitbez
berrl6ung 3u Ranb. sd erinnere
mid, baB i6 zines Su9es bic Sc
f@idte elmer Seufelaaustretturs las
uno mid babel lebbatt IN Die GMptl1s
bungen binein gu perfeben iu9te. Die
Der 9eIeiiene in Dem Nugenblid gebdtt
BADEN muBte, no Der 80ie nit Sfipcs
feloumpf uno Spettutel aus 1einem
per3errten Muno berauSfubr. 60 unz
eefGbr mar es nit mir in bieIem 9(us
qenbIid. Nie cine StiGflamme oon
SGb5orn Sii6te eS mir aus Der Sehle.
Damn itanb i6 baIb betGubt, tpie i'm
Haub elmer erplooirten Wlclinitbomfe,
unb nte burd eire Wanb bra1g 5u mir
oas @do beS leBten Wortes, nit benz
Der 96fe aus mir berauseefabreh
mar: n@ans!"
Sans! Sd bate pabrbaftis Sans
geTd9t.
Wtit benz nd6iten 3ug reiite meine
Jral gu ibrer Wfutter.
Biinfte uno lebte pipdplo9iItc
Ranbbemertuns: Wenn Sruuen. bic i'm
9(uguit gu ibrer Wutter rciien, ibren
poriGbrigen Winterbut nit einpaden,
70 bausrt Is ni4t lange, bis tie piebers
tommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20

HdEe mrs axslnnb bsfpret G. Saline, ri.
lt3. cts8alttmsresetx.s nabe 1sHsm 6snteIslpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-03-20

TdTr fRr's smsIdub 6efprat e. Nninr. Tr.
Ala. rh;@aItiuwre.etr. nnhe 9uitumSoaic.Au
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
BRAVEWOMAN
SAVES LIVES
Of Her Two Children
From Burning Home
Near Reno

RENO, August 21-Braving flames
and smoke. Mrs. Ed. Forsen, the
young wife of farmer residing near
Reno, plunged through the burning
kitchen of her ONE Wednesday af-
ternoon and into the basement of the
home, where she rescued her two lit
tie children from what threatensd to
be horrible death. Mrs. Forsen was
slightly burned about the face and
shoulders and had shawl burned
from her head, but the children es-
capped injury.
Mrs. Forsen, who resides on ranch
few miles west of Reno was in her
yard in the rear of the home wash
ing, when she was startled to see the
rear portion of her home ablaze. She
knew that her two little children
were in the basement playing and
that the only entrance to the base
ment was through the kitchen. Not
thinking of the danger she was in,
wrapped a shawl about her head and
plunged through the burning room
into the lower portion of the house
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
Machine For
Mount Rose

RENO, August 21-Professor Alex
ander G. McAdie, Director of the
Weather Bureau of the Pacifi Coast
is here to aid Professor Church OF
the University Of Nevada, in setting
up the Furgerson meteorograph,
which registers automatically for for
ty days at a time the temperature, 81
mospheric pressure, humidity and
other data of Importance in deter
mining weather conditions. It is be-
ing installed on Mount Rose which is
10,S00 feet high. 1t is one of the four
or five OF such instruments in exis
tence in the world.
Such an instrument is on Mount
Blanc, one in Rome and one in south
America.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
Set Aside
Injunction

RENO. Aug 21-City Attorney
King and Attorney Huskey represent
ing the San Francisco Bridge Com
pany yesterday appeared in court and
secured an order setting the time for
motion to dissolve the Injunction
against the city, which prevents the
removal of obstructions placed in a
public road by the Virginia and True
kee railroad company
The motion will be heard tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock and if the
attorneys for the city and bridge
companies prove thatthe road block
ed by the v. and T. to prevent the
construction of the second street
bridge has been used as a public road
for years, the injunction against the
city will be removed by the Court and
the obstruction placed in the road by
the railroad company will be ordered
removed.
The bridge company in order not to
be delayed in its work by the action
of the railroad company has built two
small bridges over irrigating canals
and is now hauling its supplies from
another direction.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
COURT ON
TOMORROW
New Bond ofF.L. WildeS
To Be Considered by
the Court

Judge Langan returned from Cold
field on yesterday and will arrive from
Virginia City in the morning and
hold a session of the district court
here The principal case to be con-
sidered is the approval OF the new
bond of F. L. Wildes, receiver OF the
State Bank and Trust company and
tie release of the sureties that have
asked to be dismissed from any and
all liability on the old bond of s1,000,-
000 1t is understood that the new
bond which viii be filed my Mr..
Wildes will be composed entirely OF
personal securities of prominent men
of the state.
Judge Langan will also he asked to
reduce the bond from S1,000,000 To
$3.50, 200 and what action he will take
in the matter is unknown.
At the session of court tomorrow
Jaun Rial, convict at the Nevada
State Prison will be examined as to
his sanity. Rial was sent up for Is
months from the eastern part of the
state and has nine. months yet to
serve Since his confinement in the
prison he has showed many signs OF
insanity and lately has become dan
gerous, assaulting several of the
guards at the prison and doing con-
siderable damage.
Since his mania has become serious
he has developed into a sun worship
er and every day can be seen out in
the yard making ovations to old Sol
The complaint was sworn to by
Captain of the Guard J. E. Muller and
the court will be asked to commit
Rial to the asylum at the session to-
morrow.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21

Tom Kearney returned from Min
den on the morning train.
George p. Costiga2. a professor OF
the university of Nebraska is here
from Lincoln to inspect some OF his
fathers interests.
ID. Brule and wife have returned
from visit to Reno.
The funeral of the late Peter Van
sickle was held in Carson Valley to-
day the funeral services being con-
Quoted in the Mottsvilie chOolhouse
Mrs. j. McCue and family OF Car
son valley are the guests of Mrs.
Mary Hawkins in this city.
Livingston ss constantly adding to
his excellent stock of liquors. Have
you called nhim yet to examine
them.
eudweiser Beer on zap at Ely Bark.
iey's. 10 cents glass. The finest
GUNNER drink in town.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
JUSTICE AND
POLITICS
Hon. Peter Brccn Advo-
Gates Courts Out Of
Politics

Hon. Peter Breen, District Judge OF
tho Third Judicial District. has writ
ten an able and frank confessional
advocating and urging the elimination
of the Judges from politics and poll
tical influences. giving as his most
potent reason the fact that they are
Influenced In their decisions by poll
tical conditions and political power TO
make or unmake them-to keep them
selves in office, or suffer relegation
90 private practice.
Coming from a Judge who must
know what he is writing about it
must have great weight, though 1t
may add but little to the suspicious
generally entertained by the public
at large.
From the tone of the article it
would seem that things have been
getting better not very fast since
Shakespeare wrote: Help, help,
here Is a FISH that hangs in the net
llkG tue pun man ii5hto III 'iN
law" 1t would seem that an addi-
tional handicap has been handed to
the poor man-politics.
However the people chould sit up
and take notice, and try to keep the
Judges upright on the following au-
tnorities:
Lead us not into temptation. -
Jesus Christ.
How much men stand indebted TO
the want Of opportunity to sin, and
how much Of their good name they
owe to the ignorance of the world
Bobby Burns.
"Vain Is his hope whose stay and
trust is in moral mercy truth and
Justice bobby Burns.
The premium mobile Of all human
action Is selhshness.
Justice makes the life Of those in
power heavenly and devine, while in
Justice renders II grovellng and bru-
tal.-plutarch.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
MADE BIG CATCH

George Bryson, Jr we'll known here
landed a 23 pound trout at Tahoe on
Monday. Bryson and Jack Price OF
the Journal staff were fishing near
Brockway when Bryson. who was
handling the tackle hooked an i'm
mence fish which came near pulling
him out of the boat Luck was with
him and when the fish was finally
taken from the water It tipped the
scales at % pounds. A fish weighing
30 pounds was landed at the lake last
week
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
Death Of
Mrs. kinkead

A telegram was received by J. H.
Kinkead of Virginia City yesterday
announcing the death of Mrs. Harry
kinKead of Fallon, Churchill county,
yesterday morning. Mrs. Kinkead
was recovering from a critical illness
of several weeks when a relapse
came, terminating fatally, and the
news OF her death came as shock
to the relatives and aequaintences of
the deceased.
The deceased was formerly Edna
Brown, daughter of the late MAJOR
and 4drs. Brown and a native of the
CONS lock, where she was held in
high esteem. She leaves d mother,
husband, brother and aunt, Mrs. T..
F. Mccormick, the latter resident
of this city. The body Viii be ship
ped here for interment-Virginia
Chronicle.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
G. O. p. MEN OFF
FOR THE CONVENTION
Washoe County Wants all the
Nominations. Attendance Of
Delegates Will be Small

Last evening the Storey delegation
to the Republican State convention at
Goldfield arrived in this city and was
Joined by the Ormsby delegation and
proceeded on to Reno where they
joined the delegations from Washoe
and the eastern part of the state and
departed for Goldfield IN two Pull
mans. None of the counties of the
state have sent full delegations out
side of Esmeralda and Nye which are
near the scene of the convention.
Only twelve delegates out of the
twenty selected in Washoe boarded
the train last night and il is a GER
tainty that the delegates to the Gold
field convention will be limited in
number
Considerable antagonism exists
among the delegates to the conven-
tion. At Reno last night everyone
had kick of some sort to register
those from the eastern part of the
safe claiming it was too far to travel,
Others that the representation was
not what it should be, others that
Washoe couny wanted the whole list
of nominees and acted as lift was
the main feature of the coming show.
The latter claim seems to be Wen
founded as the slate that has been
arranged contains the names of P. l..
Flanagan for U. S. Senator, Col
Maxson for Congress and o. J. Smith
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
w. G.. T. u. in
Convention

RENO, August 20.-Delegates to
the twenty fifth annual convention OF
the Nevada Women's Christian TEN
perance Union are arriving in Reno
from all parts of the state to take
part in the convention which began
in Reno on yesterday. The con-
vention will probably adjourn tonight
or tomorrow. Many interesting top
les are under discussion. Among 9th
er things to be discussed is The anti
gambling crusade recently instituted
by the Reno Anti Gambling League.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21

for long term Regent, all from Wash
oe county
Hugh H. Brown Of Tonopah is slat-
ed for the nomination for Supreme
Judge and the only scramble left is
for the two short term regents of the
State University
According to those on the inside
one day is all that will be required
to transact the business of the con-
vention The only contest will be
between Rogers and Douglass against
MaXson for the congressional nom
ination and MaXson asserts that this
will be quickly settled Besides these
select a nominee for the Office of Sur
veyor General and State Land Reg
lister and three presidential electors.
These will depend largely upon the
selection of the convention of the can
didate for Congress and the endorsed
candidate for the United States Sen
ate.
Great preparations have been made
to give the visitors to the southern
camp a royal reception and while the
small attendance may be a disappoint-
ment to the committee in charge of
the entertainment those in attendance
can feel assured that they will have
one of the best times of their lives
while they are the guests of the Gold
field people.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
Searching For
Jail Breaker

Deputy Sheriff VIII Thompson OF
Lyon county arrived from Dayton last
evening in search of Frank Russell,
who dug his way out of the Dayton
Jail night before last The man was
tracked as far as this city but no
trace of him could be found here.
The officers ct Reno were notified
TO keep look out for the man as 1T
is believed he was headed for the
riverside town.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21

Some men remind us of camels;
while they may go for several days
without drinking, they never get
their backs up. 3
Arrangement are being made for
the biggest ball game of the season
on Sunday next at the springs. Two
local teams will contest for suprem
acy and the event promises to be
a star attraction.
Geo. L. Sanford wa departure for
Goldfield last evening to take in So
Republican convention. E
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
POSta! to En-
ter Nevada

GOLDFIELD, August z1.-The Pos
tai Telegraph company has secured
the materials for the construction OF
line from here to Reno, to connect
there with the main line from the
east to the west. The new line will
connect Tonopah and other towns that
can be reached on the way to Reno.
The company expects to have the line
in operation by December
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
PEOPLE WHO
COME AND GO
DoingS Of a Few Of the
People, Local and
Otherwise

F. 0. Broili was visitor to this
city yesterday.
" B. Leonard of Sutro Is spending
the day in this city.
F. Friest of San Francisco is stop
ping at the Ellington.
Mr. and Mrs j. A. Musser of Gard
nerville are Carson City visitors.
A. Oppenheimer of San Francisco
is attending to business interests in
this city.
George Carlock of San Francisco
was an arrival in this city today.
F.. A. Coe of Reno is spending the
day in this city.
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GET REGISTERED

The sooner the better to get your
name on the register list and all vot-
ers should bear in mind that they
must register this year. no matter
whether they registered for the
school election or not.
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Mrs. Wills Brougher and family
ifornia where they will remain for
several months. They will make thei'
home at Palo Alto where Mr.. Brough-
er is under medical treatment.
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and, grabbing her babies from the
floor, ran up the stairs again and,
nearly suffocated with smoke, again
ran through the burning room into
the open air to safety. The efforts of
home were useless The house with
all it's contents was destroyed
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
NEWSPAPER BULLS"

The San Francisco Chronicle offers
exceedingly poor pasture for bulls"
Yet the following can be found in an
issue of about three weeks ago:
The three thugs rushed upon their
victim in a bunch from different di-
rections
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
UFFICiAL ON VISIT

Inuian Agent Creel of the Pyramid
reservation came down from Lake
camping with his faL.-.. The party
went to the Stewart Institute where
they will spend several days before
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
EAGLE PICNIC

The Eagles of Reno will hold "a
big picnic at Bowers Mansion on next
Sunday and number of people from
this city will be in attendance. 3
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
LITTLE CHILD BETTER

The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed j. Walsh who was injured yester-
day passed a quiet night and is re-
ported much better to-day. 1t is now
eve will not be impaired
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-21
TAKES NOMINATION

has again accepted the nomination
of the democratic party to succeed
himself as Governor of the State
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VISITING HERE

Mrs. A. ID. Geft of San Mateo is
The guest of Mrs. G.. Briggs OF this
sity. Mrs. Geft is neice of Nm
Kayser the well known drayman.
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BIG PAY DAY

Yesterday was payday at Sparks
and the Southern Pacific distributed
100000 in coin among its laborers
at that point.