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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
new TRUS-
TEES ELECTED
kitzmeyer and Cation
Win Out by Largo
Majority

The city school election ended late
last night with the counting of the
ballots, which showed that Geo. E.
Kitzmeyer and John Cation had won
out by large majorijies, defeating DR.
G.. E. Won Radesky and Thomas Leary
long and short term candidates re-
spectively.
Interest in the election which has
been very warm, for the past severa
davs. did not abate until the last bal
lot had been tailed.
The total vote polled was 469, with
in two hundred Of the total vote which
is a remarkable showing considering
the fact that many local persons were
called 10 Reno 10 attend the Sparks
funeral and We're unable to vote. and
many others were out of the city on
business.
Following was the vote cast: Gen
z. Kitzmeyer, long term, 33S; DR.. c
+. Won Radesky long term IL: John
Cation short term o@2: Thomas
Leary. short term. 157 Twenty-one
ballots We're thrown ont on account
Of distinguishing marks. or because
the voter had marked his ballot fOl
either two long term or two short
term candidates instead Of one O
each
Mr.. Kitzmeyer is one Of the bes
known business mon of the caDita
and is one Of the present CORPS o
trustees. being appointed by superin
tendent Ring to succeed the late Iohl
p. Meder. He takes a keen interes
in the schools of the city and vii
labor to keep up the present STANDARD
and excellence Of the schools. Mr
Cation. the other trustee elected i
also one of the best known men il
Carson City. conducting a blacksmith
shop on Carson street Like his col
league he has always been intereste'
in the public schools of the city an
will make an excellent official. Wit
the retirement of DR.. Won RadeSk
in July. the board will then consis
of Charles l.. Deadv, George r. Kitz
never and John Cation.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
DIES VERY
sSsSlDDE==: NJ. Y
Well Known Young l-ac.y
Dies at Sparks After
Short Illness

Word was received in this city this
morning announcing the death in
Sparks of Mrs. Baldwin, daughter of
The young lady had been i'll only
three days and yesterday morning,
the parents received word that she
was no better
Mrs. Baldwin was we'll known here
where she resided until her marriage
moved to Sparks where her husband
is empOed with the Southern Pacific
railroad as a machinist
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
development WORK
TO BE CONTINUED
At Meeting Last Night Owners
of New Comstock Company
Decide 10 do Much Work

which shows free gold all through it.
Negotiations have been under way
to place a block of the treasury stock
on the eastern market and it was de-
cided last night to do this in order to
raise money to further develop the
property.
The property is looking better with
each days work and the owners are
sanguine in the belief that they have
one Of the best properties in the dis
trict and all that is needed is more
money for development purposes. The
New Comstock is among the forty
seven properties in Ramsey mining
district that shows free gold to any
vino wish to examine it.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26

Last night the officers, owners and
stockholders of the New COmstOck
Mining company OF Ramsey, composed
of nearly all Carson City people, held
an important meeting in this city
Considerable work has been done on
this property of late and the results
are very fiattering. The ledge is a
very large one and the ore is rapidly
increa sing in value as depth is reach
ed AT the meeting last night it was
decided to continue work and to-
morrow men will be sent out for that
purpose.
Yesterday some very fine looking
ore was brought in from the mine
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
Harry ThaW
Is Crazy

Harry X. Thaw. the SLAYER of Stan
ford White, will not be released from
the lunatic asylum. This decision
was reached by Justice Morschauser
of the supreme court at POushkeepsie,
n. Y. Yesterday. in an opinion filed
in the matter of Thaw's application
for release on a writ of habaes cor
pus
The court declared that he is crazy
and must be kept away from the pub
lie His lawyers will ask that he may
be removed to some private institu-
ton His entire estate is tieo up
and his wife cannot touch it.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
Park Pro6ram
For Tonight

DO not forget the entertainment at
the Park Theater tonight Besides
the following new pictures and songs
a number of others will be presented:
Pictures-A Livin" Armchair. The
Skillful Policeman. Caught. A Detec-
tive Story. Views of London
Sonss-''Tll Love You Just the
Same. Dolly Dear" and others.
Everybody should attend the enter
tainment tonight and tomorrow night
as this will be the last opportunity to
hear the sweet singer, Miss Geneive
Lamb. as the young lady is going to
California for a much needed rest.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
empire FIGHT

There was also lively fight at En-
pire over the school election. there
question at issue appears to have
been the retention of the present
teacher. John Benson and George
Seiburst. favoring the retention of the
present incumbent. won out.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26

Lem Allen was an arrival this morn
ing, coming here to attend the funeral
of the late W. r. Davis.
Bob Dickson is quite sick at his
home in Empire.
Attorney Brockliss of Douglas coun-
ty, is transacting business in this city
today
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
FUNERAL TOMORROW

The funeral of the late Charles
Rich will be held from Kitzmeyer's
undertaking parlors tomorrow at 2
o'clock. under the auspices of the
Grand Army
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
RELIEF CORPS NOTICE

Members Of the Relief Corps are
requested to meet at Kitzmeyer's 5
Undertaking Parlors at 1:30 p. m. on
Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
their late comrade. Charles Rich.
Bv order of the President.
NETTIE NJ QUILL.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
COMMISSIONERS MEETING

The regular monthly meeting of the
county commissioners will be held on
next Monday. June 1st All persons
having claims against the county will
file the same with clerk before that
date f. O. PATTERSON
Clerk of the Board
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
FLYER HAS STARTED

An eighty horse power auto. con
structed for special mail and passen-
ger service in Nevada. has started
overland from Chicago on a test trip.
If successful others will be built for
regular service in all parts Of the
state
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
ADJUSTMENTS COMING

The Empire Stock company, q thea
trical company which has been play
ing in Reno for some time. is tryin.
to make arrangements to play at the
Opera House for three nights the fore
part of June.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
MARRIED roDAY

This morning clerk Patterson issued
a marriage license to c. r. Parriott of
Arizona, and Mrs. Elizabeth Miller
of the same state, and justice Fol-
som a little later completed their
happiness by saying the words that
made them one
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
CHANGE FOR THE BAD

w. B. Harbin who has been i'll at
his home for some time past is re-
ported as being considerably worse
and it is feared that he cannot re-
cover from this last set back.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
ANNUAL DINNER

The ladies of the Methodist church
will give their annual dinner on Dec
oration Day in the south part of Odd
Fellows hall EVERYBODY come
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
SUFFERS RELAPSE

Mrs. Henchel who has been suffer
ing with pneumonia but who was
nearly recovered suffered relapse
yesterday and her condition is again
critical
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26

Miss Lena Mara returned home
from Sacramento Sunday afternoon
after an extended visit.
Assemblyman Barney Reymers ana
former Senator John B. Gallagher are
in the city from Lyon county looking
after beusiness affairs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26

Miss Corbett of Virginia city. is
visiting friends here for a few days.
State engineer Nichols was an arri-
val this morning.
The city is still oyerrun with tag
less dogs The dog catcher Will
doubtless get rid Of them after the
1st OF June
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
NEW TRAIN SCHEDULE

New schedule on the Southern Pa
cifis makes train No. 10 leave Reno
at S::55 a. m. and train No. q leave
Reno at HOS y. m.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
REMAINS Are
LAID TO REST
Numerous Friends Pay
Last Respects to
w. r. Davis

The funeral of the late w. r. Davis
was held from the family residence
this afternoon, Rev. Powell, of the
Episcopal church officiating, sinter-
ment being in Lone Mountain ceme-
terry. A great many friends of the
deceased from this city Reno and
other parts of the state assembled to
pay their last sad respects to the de-
ceased
The pail bearers were all friends of
and were ten in number: Charles
Deadly. Jonathan Doane. w. L.
Mackey. James G Sweeney. w ]
Westerfield. H. S Day, Lemuel Alien
Governor Dickerson, w. G. Douglass
and F. H. NO-crOss
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26

WANTED-To employ Catholic
gentleman as local Representatives
We require a person of energy and
ability for the position. Salary SIS
per week. Write at once for particu-
lars The Hoey Publishing Co, 323
Dearborn street. Chicago, III.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
VISITING RELATIVES

Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Wagner arrived
from California Sunday afternoon to
visit Mrs. Wagner's parents.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26
CONDITION SERIOUS

The condition of Miss Nellie Cush-
ing is is suffering with pneumonia is
very serious this afternoon and it is
feared she cannot recover.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26

Thos. Brown of this city, has been
engaged to construct a dwelling house
in Carson Valley and departed for
that place this morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26

J. w. Phillips of Silver City, is
attending to business in this city to-
day
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BORN

LANGAN-In Virginia City, May
25, to the wife Of Frank p Langan, a
daughter.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-26

j. Fl. Humphrey of Reno is visitor
tn-GaV
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE CHANGES
Brother Germanus Honored bv Re
appointment as President.
Among Transfers Announced b,
Provincial order Is that OF
Brother Maurice

As a marx OF commentator for his
administration as president OF ST. Johns
College. Of washington. Rev. Brother
GermanUs was yesterday r5app0-u-ed 90
that Office by the provincial OF the Chris
tan Brothers order in ta-s diocese
Brother Geruauus has been ll charge
of the college in Vermont avenue for the
last Eve years. and his relp1llutueat
has met with the approval oE the alumni
and friends Of the Institution
Among the transfers announced yes
terda- by the provincial is the removal
cf Rev. Brother Maurice. vice president
Of St Johns. % Rock HaI CoIeEe. Nd
and the transfer Of Rev Brother T. Al
ban. professor Of French. 90 the normal
school Of Lambecq-Iez-HaI. Balsiam-
The other change taat viii be- regretted
by the student body is the transfer Of
Rev Brother Paul. principal OF the pre-
Qaratory department 10 PLiad=-TI-a-
where he VIII assume the directorate OF
the Drexnor Institute
Rev. Brother Henry. professor of the
freshman class. and Brothers r. Joseph
and T. Edmund professors Of the aca-
demic department. are transferred 20 Phil
adeIphia- 20 positions in the pE-ochiaI
schools Of that city Brother WoIf-ed.
former president Of la Sale College. in
Philadelphia. and Brother Fabian. recent
lv Of s. Johns School Orange. X =.
have been appointed % p-ofess1rsrirs al
the local Institution Brother O. Joseph.
uTefecr Of studies Of Rock Hi C0lleGe.
has been appointed principal of the pre-
paratOry department 20 succeed Rev.
Brother Paul The other additions 20 the
faculty Of s. Johns College a~e- Rev
Brothers Adol0h. Of Richmond. Va.
Paterius. Of Rock Hlu College. r. Nau-
rice. OF Cumberland. NId-. and Frederick.
Of Augusta, Ca
Studies will be resumed at St. Johns
College on Tuesday next Il IS understood
the directors of the college are in "a
quan6ary as 20 accommodations for the
unusually large number Of uarriculauts
whose names have been entered for The
coming educational year
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
PEOPLES DEFIED COMPETITION
Raised His Own Rifle Score and
Allowed TO Resign.

Nidshipman John s. Peoples. Of Min
nesota. member Of the second class at the
United States Naval Academy. has been
allowed 70 resign because Of improper
conduct at the recent rifle competition at
Camp Perry. Ohio.
Nidshipman Peoples raised his own
record for target work. and HIS score
was so high he had been recommended
for a sharpshooter's medal The medal
was about to be issued when Capt
Charles J. Badger. superintendent Of the
Naval Academy. got wind Of the reasons
for RIidshipman Peoples high score
The midshipman admitted he had raised
his own score higher than it should have
been. and said he did so in order to OBJ
tain a place on the navy rife team. IN
view Of his previous good record at the
Academy. Capt Badger recommended
that Peoples be allowed % resign instead
Of being dismissed from the navy. Sec
ratary of the Navy 1Ietcalf accepted the
resignation Peoples was nominated from
Minnesota by Representative Steenerson,
and was admitted TO the Academy in
June. 1896.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
HBKES BIG JEWELRY HAUL
Thief Finds Rich Booty in G Street
Apartment.
" hiie Charles H Butler and FamfIy
Are Ont a Marauder HELPS
Himself to VaIuabIes.

Entering by a door left ajar. a sneak
taiet stole several hundred dollars worth
Of Jewelry from the apartment OF Charles
r. Butler. 1920 G street northwest. yes
terday afternoon At a late hour las;
night no arrests had been made.
i is thought an advertisement for 2
aousemaid attracted the marauder. as q
number Of negro women called AZ the
house in answer % IL
The door opening on the street was left
unlocked. and it is thought the thief
walked upstairs and. finding the room
empty, went To work
At the time Of the theft Butler. who
conducts a furniture store below his
apartment. was IN the latter place with
members Of his family. Wheal he return
eG he discovered his rooms had been ran
sacked and almost every piece Of jeweIry
was missing
RE notified detective headquarters. and
Central Once Detective BurIingame was
assigned 90 the case
Butler was unable 70 give the exact
value Of the missing jeweIry. but he said
it was worth approximately 500. He fur
uished Detective Burlingame with the
following list
marked &c. % N"
Mans =-itaire diamond rirg. Belchs- setting snail
rali
Iady's ri-E. st with orc large NIeziza opal s.r-
rounded bv SIX diamonds
La5y's -rld mrs. st With five o7alS
Lsdys g7-d ms, set with one OPAL. surrounded by
pearls
PAIN Wedding rirg. heavy and extra vide.
Plain g0ld hand rms, square edEss. marked C.
% n
Lady's 7iuz. made Of two hands forming two snail
knots On toy. set with four emerzI5s-
Lz5g's sold Swiss watch. plain cass.
Pour plain gold c7-d links. round and oval n
shape.
IN addition 20 the jeTeTy. S IN bills hidden u
bureau drawer. was stolen
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
TRIPLE WIN MARKS
SEA GIRT SHOOT
New Jersey Winner OF Three
Events on Opening Day.
DISTRICT COMPANY 7 WINS
Takes First Place in Company Team
Match. and r and r, of Second
District. score 2S9 and ZS7 Re
spectiveIy-Jersey's second Troop
of sharPshOOters Breaks Record.

sea G-rt. y. J.. sept Z-TEe eighteenth
annual SEA GlIt SHOOTING Tournament.
which tHis year is 1o- The FIRST urae the
combined meeting of the New York Rife
Association. the New Jersey Rifle Asso-
citation. and the United States Revolver
Association. opened this morning wiki "a
triple victory for the second troop OF
New Jersey in the New Jersey associa-
tjon's cavalry match, the company team
match. and the company tyro match.
For The second successive year the Red
Bank troopers took the cavalry match.
heretofore the carbIne match, defeating
Squadron a, OF New York. by six points
-ss5 TO ~ The Second Troop Of Phna-
delphia Cavalry. with two teams. scored
41S and 90. and The First Troop, PhiIa-
deIphia City Cavalry. So. High score was
%. By Sergeant Brown. Of Red Bank
Sergeant H=rrick. al SO. led the squadron.
and Private Wood. with So. the Second
Troop. OF Philadelphia
Surpasses 1907 Mark.
Jerseys Second Troop shot up Com
pany c of the Fourth Regiment in the
company match. which the sEarpshcotcrs
VA Af.ha-t..- Ataeh y -lr aafat.k
scored S1-. while the vlcto-s Of -s1- quit
at 5Hl- Company ]. OF the Second New
Jersey, took third Eo1ors. with 80
The other nine contestants IN the com
pany team match scored as follows
Company T. First District Of Columbia.
81, Z. Seventh New York. 20. First
Troop. Philadelphia. City Cavalry. El.
E. Second District os Columbia 80. X.
Second District o. Columbia. -. First
Battery District o. Columbia. zs4. second
Troop. New jersey second team --5. II.
Third Pennsylvania, -5-- @. Second Dis
t-5ct Of Columbia. as
In an exciting finish. not decided until
the last pair had fired. the Second EeEi-
ment won the Columbia Trophy match
from the Fifth by four points. LL5s 20
1864. the Seconds second successive VIC
tory
Squadron a. Of New York, was defeated
SIX points IN the Cavalry team match by
the Second Troop. OF New Jersey. the
scores being 80 and 81
The tyro company match was Won by
the Second Troop Of New Jersey from
thirteen competitors by the score OF I5l
The First City Cavalry was second AT il.
and Company 7. First District Of CoIum-
bia. third Is
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
WRIGHT BREAKS
AIRSHIP RECORD
Continued from PAGE One,

able on une last three trips around the
field Mr.. Wright attributed this TO his
better control
The aviator estimated his greatest alti-
tude at thirty feet This height was at
tained on the last trip. At one time the
aeroplane was sailing even with the tops
OF the trees in the cemetery. and il was
then that his highest speed was shown
Made Graceful Descent
After passing the starting point the
fifth time. 3Ir Wright turned 70 the
right and sailed on a direct line toward
the balloon tent Midway OF the drill
field he lowered the forward planes gradu-
ally. and the machine began TO descend
on an angle
About thirty feet in front Of the tent
the skids Of the aeropIane touched the
ground. The rear portion Of the runners
struck while the forward part WCs in
the air. Gradually both ends Of The run
ners settled on the grass and Mr. Wright
shut of the motor. The aeroplane slid
along on the ground about twenty feet
before IL stopped.
There was no jarring or shaking OF the
machine, and no damage whatever was
done by landing. Mr.. Wright brought the
aeroplane TO earth on the Identical spot
he indicated before the flight
lis assistants and enlisted men from
the Sigual Corps replaced the iron wheels
under the aeroplane and took il into the
balloon tent. where il viii De housed
until the completion of the wooden house
now under course Of construction
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
BRYAN WILL INVADE Ohio
Candidate tc Speak IN Cincinnati
September q.
VIII Also Violate Pledge Not 70
Address Political Audience
When Fee Is Charged

Chicago sept A-YViIliam = Bran viii
travel from Peoria. III. on September
in a private car. His route VIII be in the
East Starting on September . from
Detroit 8Ir. Bryan viii make an iuva-
sion OF Ohio from end TO er.L speaking
probably at Dayton. Columbus. and Gin
ciunati, the home OF his opponent WIZ
fam H TAFT on September a
The following morning It is planned M
Bryan shall make back-platform run
through Indiana as far as Terre Haute.
where he VIII switch 20 Madison. Wis,
% sqeako u the 18th The proposed it.n-
erary is subject 10 Nfr. Bryau's approval
when he comes here Monday
Mr. Bryan has consented 20 violate his
pledge never TO speak 20 a political audi
euce which had paid an admission fee
20 hear him speak The exception was
made in the case Of the Injunction Re
form League. OF Illinois. which he VIII
address at Forest Park. Chicago. at 4
O'Clock Monday. Labor Day The ex-
ceptiou VIII also hold good for Brand S
Park where he VIII speak 10 another
labor audience at : T. M the same day.
AT Democratic headquarters il was said
to-day that former State Auditor William
T. NIcCabe. of Kansas, who served two
terms in that Office. and is the only negro
ever elected 10 as high an Office in any
Northern state. may support the Demo
cratic ticket in Kansas
According 20 the report. N- 1TcCabe
came 70 Chi0ago u see Chairman Hitch
cock. He was accompanied by former
Reprasentative G. ". Murray. OF south
Carolina another negro Their reception
at the Republican headquarters IS said
20 have been frosty
1Ir. Murray has accepted a date from
the Democratic committee 10 speak for
1Ir. Pryan al Carr Ind. and NcCabe.
Il was declared. Will 20 home 20 Offset
the work OF W r Vernon. the negro
Register Of the Treasury, who is trying
TO suppress an outbreak Of his race in
Kansas. already begun.
Chairman Norman L Mack. Of the
Democratic National Committee. VIII
reach Chicago Monday morning. as viii
also Nr- Bryan. John W Kern. and
many other national leaders Of the
DemoCratic party.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
DIED.

EAREHATSEN-O Tt1-=5-E. Ssp-6uhe- ; lss-
a. So p H.. CATHERINE R.. beloved vie q
Her-rz1 Ea-E1aI-s-- s-ei tc-TE-foEz- years
F'-uaral from she r1sL51rz 5a4 r street s1--rh-
wcst. N1rlay Se--e-hsr = a. r II Relatives
ard friends kindly attend .Bal-lEl-e Iaqs-s
riease c-pyl
BRADY-Su55elly. on T-es1a-. SsT-erber :. lss.
IN Chicago. IL. JAMES O. BRADY
F1re1lI tr7z s. S,sTLen's Church Saturday. sep
reuhe- 8 az @ g. r.
p0ESETT-on Friday ---5ns September 4 EsS.
a. -51 ocl1cz. DOROTHY VERNON. infant
da--lta- n " y. and Roberta II B1-se-t-
Irts-ua-- az Fl-sstrlie. Nd. Saturday. Septen-
Der 8 70 Il a. IL
sHEAHAN-Dera-sed this lie. OF THURSDAY. Sep
-suber g. E-e. az $40 2 rl-- az hsr res-delce-
SCI T. s-7gs- z7u-lwes-- after short Illness
NELLIE SHEAHAN .uee AlcCahe'- beloved vie
q Thomas ~laaE11-
Fure--I MONDAY September :. ar 80 a n. from
her late residence thence t. - Dominic
Church Relatives and friends 2ET1-ed n attend
SHELDON-Ou THURSDAY. SeTzembe- 8. 1915. al :
O. H. 40 Sib-zv Hospital CHARLES A. Be
loved husband o. Mamie S-sil7u-
Fg1-rlI .t Troy. y Y. Mold1y. September .
slIITH-Ou THURSDAY. September 8 1915. az -1a1
a. H. at his re=55z-re. ~ Nireteer-h street
no--hzsst GEORGE s. SMITH. BELOVED father
of Thomas V Alfred J.. Katherine G. and
Mar Belle smith. lEEd elgh-y--l0ea years
Fl7-e-7I SATURDAY S-7terrher : 81 go m from
residence. thence % s. Fauls Chur-l. fifteenth
ard streets northwest. whore requiem mass
viii he said CO . O'Clock Relatives ard friends
respectfully invited % attend