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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-06

A telegram received in this city
this morning stated that the National
convention OF the Labor Socialist
Party in convention in New York
City on Saturday and yesterday that
Morrie X. Preston, of Goldfeld Ne
yada had peen the choice of the con-
vention for President of the United
States and will head the ticket OF
that party at the coming presidential
election.
Preston, from what has been learned
was the choice of the convention on
the ground that he was martyr 10
the cause of the Labor-Socialist party.
The announcement Of the action of
the socialists will be received with
more than ordinary surprise when IT
becomes universally known that at
the present time the candidate for the
highest office in the gift of the people
of these United States is at the pres
ent serving a sentence OF 20 years
for the murder of John Silva restau-
rant keeper in Goldfield during the
labor troubles of last year at the min
ing camp.
WHO PRESTON is
Morrie r. Preston, is a native OF
Memphis, Tennessee, and came to THIS
state and located at Goldfeld a couple
of years ago He was selected as an
aeitator by the Independent Workers
of the World, the labor organization
responsible for the labor troubles IN
the southern camp and he soon proved
himself a leader with that organiza-
tion.
HIS CRIME
During the month OF March, 1907,
when the disturbances OF Goldheld
were at their height a meeting OF the
/ w. W.'s was held in miners union
hall there and the case Of John Silva
a member Of the union running res
taurant in the camp was taken up.
n was alleged that Silva was run
ming an unfair place and was not
standing by his obligations to the
union. II was proposed that men be
stationed to patrol the restaurant ana
II necessary force Silva to come 10
the terms of the union.
Lots were drawn to see to whom
the patrol would fall and Preston ana
smith received the appointment.
Smith took the first watch but ac-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-06
BRuLE AND BRIDE ON VISIT

Ule Brule and his bride, formerly
bride of the Carson young man oD
last Thursday at her home at Russell,
Nevada. The young couple are visit
ing Mr.. Brule's parents in this city
for several days They will leave for
Lake Tahoe this week for an outing
until the 25th inst when Mr.. Brule's
leave of absence expires and he will
return to Tonopah. Mrs. Brule will
remain here for some time and viii
then take up her home in Tonopah.
The young people are receiving the
congratulations of their many friends
in Carson City.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-06
HALEY IN TOWN

James Haley, the new Bullion Tax
Collector of the State arrived in this
city from Reno this morning and took
hi soath of office and also assumed
the duties of the same.
Mr.. Haley stated today that he was
going to make the office a revenue
getter for the state of Nevada and if
such was not the case he didn't want
the job. From Haley's past experience
in making good there is no question
as to the final result and the excel
lency of the appointment.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-06

,he Legislature.
They are avowedly opposed to the
re- election OF Congressman Bartlett.
1t is also stated that Immediately up
on the return of United States Sen
ator Newlands from Denver he will
be asked to express his stand on the
present Police Bill. If this is uu-
favorable to the principles Of the
League, he, too will be slated for
slaughter The League is already op-
posed to United States Senator Geo.
= Nixon.
Hon. R. S. Skaggs of Elko county,
speaker of the Assembly was men
toned a few weeks ago as being the
probable candidate of the new party
for Congress, but Skaggs lost no time
in putting quietus to this report by
declaring that he was and will con-
tinue to be Democrat, first, last and
all the time.
There are some who state that an
effort will be made to have the new
party join the Democrats putting
up ticket The League men insist
however, that the Democrats must
first concede to them the scalp of
Congressman Bartlett, whom, they de-
clare has betrayed the union men of
Nevada who elected him to the office
he now holds Of course there are
Democrats in the party VINO disagree
with the Hearst men on this point and
it is probable that it will be upon this
question that fuson will not be effect
ed.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-06
TICKET is
NOMINATED
l.. HoWkinS OF This Citv
Nominated For Sur
vcyor General

AT Sparks on yesterday the state
convention of the Socialists the fol-
lowing ticket was nominated, and the
following committees named Carson
City secured one nomination that of
Lee Hawkins for Surveyor General:
For Presidential electors, Robert
Arthur of Sparks, c. William of Raw
hide. Thomas Minor of Winnemucca
For Congress, c. A. Branch, of
Sparks.
For Justice of the Supreme Court
E. Lorke.
For University Regent, c. E. Meyer,
of Rawhide.
For Suveyor General, L. Hawkins,
of Carson City.
Cordill, of Reno: Judson Harris, of
Sparks and w H. Burton, of Buck
skin.
The committee on State Constitu-
ton is NJ. Richter, of Goldfeld; Mrs.
j. Harris, of Sparks: G. Everett, of
Reno; J. Sullivan, of Empire, and Ed
ward Lutz of Lovelock.
The convention was addressed by
Mrs. Lena Morrow Lewis and ban
ner, carrying 'the aims of Socialism
series of quotations from an article
that appeared in The Journal was or
dered provided.
This banner will carry he follow.
ing:
"THE AIMS OF SOCIALISM"
In one word-Anti-waste.
In two words-Working Cooper
atively.
CONTINUED on page) four
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-06

Maurice Mclaughlin, a Carson rails
cd BOY has finally routed everything
on the Coast and is now the tennis
champion
The Examiner of Sunday has the
following:
Mclaughlin by his win of yesterday
has now cleaned up the coast on
championships He holds the coast
state and city championships and he
has earned them all He is clearly
the class of the coast PLAYERS There
is hardly a fault to be found in bis
game. He has the best service of anv
player that has ever been seen out
west and his net game is perfect. He
can handle beautifully anv kind of an
overhead ball and places with great
accuracy and judgement. In yester-
uays contest he had things all his own
way in the first and last cot b,,+
played pack to his former from in
ehe second set and it required twen-
.y-tWo games to decide the w;n,or
III TACT Long had a lead m to IN O
When Mclaughlin won three straigbt
games and set. Mclaughlin was nar
tlcularly good on service and ,,
any number of aces. In act ba m.ao
'uree straight aces in one game aud
.iis opponent could not get near tba
al. Long was as weak on serv;nn
as mclaughlin was strong. He ,n.ao
uoupie faults without number and
sreat many We're at critical no;a4
Both players used splendid ba.d
and placed the balls wall na.a.
80 her at the net repeatedly.
piaylng was very erratic and
snoWed ne had not kept up his prac.
fice as he should The complete score
was 6-2, 1910, 60.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-06
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
TODAY FILE ARTICLES
Of incorporation Setting Forth
Its Objects as Educational,
Social and Political

Articles of incorporation of the In
dependence Leagu were filed with the
Secretary of State this morning. The
articles set forth that the organization
is for social, educational and political
purposes, thus with the last clause es-
Gaping the usual fees required from
ordinary interpretations.
Continuing the articles set forth
that the company will hold conventions
public meetings and take part in the
state county and national elections,
nominate candidates for public office
and otherwise show interest in the af-
fars of the nation.
Thus Hearst and his followers have
launched their campaign for recogni-
ton of the independence League in
Nevada.
For several weeks George Cole and
others have been known to be taking
an interest in the matter. They claim
that they have a petition signed by D.
600 voters of evada and that they have
pledged themselves to vote only for
nominees of the independence League.
So far as can be learned the state
leaders of the new organization do not
interd to work injury TO the Demo-
cratic party but are anxious to de-
feat all Republican nominees. 1t is
also understood they are decidedly
anxious to register their disapproval
of the acts of those who showed i'm
due activity in forcing legislation
through the late special session of
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-06
MAN WHO SHOT JOHN SILVA
CHOICE OF LABOR SOCIAL
IST PARTY CONVENTION
PRESTON
Is NOTIFIED
OF His Nomination by
Appea! and he Voices
His Pleasure

A representative OF the Appeal
drove TO the Nevada State Prison
this afternoon and spent a half hour
with Preston. Not having been in
formed OF the action taken by the
convention in New York City he was
shown the telegram conveying the
news of his nomination, that had
previously been received by the Ap-
peal.
as he read the words that told of
his being placed before the people
of this great country as a candidate
for the highest office in their gift and
when asked for a statement had the
following to say.
Il am not greatly surprised at the
action taken in the matter by my
party, in fact | was unaware they
would recognize me in some way or
another. | am particularly well known
to the members of my party and am
a socialist from the ground up
Il have always been a defender
and an expounder of the principles
of the socialist party and will always
continue to be.
While | not at liberty to make
a statement covering my nomination
owing to instructions from my counsel
Judge o. N. Hilton at the same time
| am willing that my name shall re-
main at the top of the ticket as the
Socialist nominee for President OF the
conferred upon me by my party and
am proud of it. On the other hand =
Mr. Hilton desires that | withdraw
from the nomination / will ask that
my name be taken from the ticket
and some other substituted.
The vote of my party stands for
the principals of socialism irrespective
of party and when the final count
comes after the fall eitcelnoys hf
COtllCS dllSI tlIS ldlI tIcCGlOu II VIII
be seen that the number of followers
of this great cause have greatly in
creased since the last election.
Il have not been officially notified
of my nomination by the convention
in New York, but will probably re-
ceive it in due time At the present
time, as l stated before, l am power
4 less to make any decisive statement
owing to instructions from my attoT-
ney but later on I may have some.
thing to say in the matter
Preston is an exceptionally fine
looking young man with clear blue
eyes and light brown hair. He is
powerful of statue and presents fine
and attractive appearance. He stated
i this afternoon that he had completed
his schooling in Los angeles and
prides himself on his ability ut ad-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-06

dressing an audience and handling a
debate. He was prime mover in
the labor agitation in Goldfield and
gained quite reputation through the
cleverness he showed in handling
the battle for the l. w. WIS both
on the platform and off.
Preston's mother and his neice are
at the present time making their
home in this city where the mother
is working on behalf of her son.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-06
STODDARD BACK

been attending to legal matters in
San Francisco has returned to this
city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-06

Joe Farnsworth of Virginia Civ
was visitor yesterday.
me lone of Key Pittman of Tono
pah was destroyed by fire there r.;
uay' Miss Pittman was severely
burned about the hands in her attemnt
to save the cook.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-06
ROBERTS RETURNS

District Attorney E. E. Roberts who
has been spending several days IN
California, has returned to this city.
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YIN %. April brdntlte IN Der Ni6e
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Mni 6. Moi i'm 0aufe inrer GM,pe.
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uab turssr Grantheit.
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Clarence gnaar 6eitel, Elm atpeiidh-
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mol Doper. am 8. Mni an Cholera Sn-
fnntum.
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J1ou lieft i'm .Drpmetheus"

Ulon lieit i'm rprometbeus"::
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mebr unb mebr als Elm Material BON
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@art Die Yiuen tue0.

0err 5beo. 5alt aus San 5ranciseo,
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Chicago, 81.
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uno Die Strabenbabn9elelli6af li6
ni1t iiber ben Yetra8 eini9en t0nnen.
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Miniifer Der Dffentlihen Mrbeiten. 80.
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