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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

There's a reason for such persstency in face of fines. Every Sunday the shop of Popp is good for receipts of $l00 and maybe S150 This Jacob serves, of course, for the Rachel of sordid gold But evi- dently he satisfies a public demand. The magistrates will continue to hear from him on Mondays.
 Despite the perseverance, of Popp. so profitable oyer penalties, there still will be people. even outside of Hight Wy combe who imagine that Sunday blue laws can reconstruct the man with the reasonable want.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

The sacred tariff keeps the Morgan art treasures out of this country. This is why the queen had an opportunity to inspect them in London.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

Ex-Mayor Schmitz is an all around grafter, but under California law he is not guilty of anything.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

The diamond dealers say prices of precious stones must be maintained, if no one buys them they may agree to a per cent cut.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15
Such great responsibility As in, his office lies
A REAL GENIUS.

"who is the distinguished looking man who has just been awarded an honorary degree?"
 Soh. that is the author of an original iolxaf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

The states near the end of the roll call fear they will get no chance to but if no one buys them they may agree not tailender in roll calls.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15
About Persons.

John G. Cooke and wife of Belle Ellen-are at the New Morris.
  Harry Hillman of Selma is at the New Morris. C. H. Bradley of Mulga is at the New Norris.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

Ex-hayor Schmitz left jail in a big red automobile and well equipped him. sen with smiles based on technicali- ties.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

In anticipation of the snake season Chattanooga is shipping s25 1000 worth of liquors weekly to Georgia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

Warahips wear their belts under the water line. This is a novelty and some say it is freak notion of Amer ican fashions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

The suspended banks are resuming and so are the suspended industrial plants.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

Caleb Powers has been in jail eight years, and he has been tried four times, each inconclusive He is still in iail.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

Congressman Lilley is up against the combined grafters, and the latter are almost to a man campaign sub- scribers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

Atlanta's cheek is still intact and in good working order, for it wants the government to give it the old post onlce building for a city hall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

The IS paper mills of Appleton, Wis, are endeayoring to organize a merger, and they have millions under control with which to swing the deal in this reign of Dingleyism.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

Breakfast foods are being marked down, but cuts in flour, pork and sugar are what the people banker for.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

The American automobile in the New York-to-Paris race understood American snowbanks, and it bucked them more successfully than any of its rivals, and it is far ahead in the race.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

Now is the time to plant cucumbers and other seeds. It is the early garden that produces the most enjoyable veg etables.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15
FORTUNATE.

rhrice lucky Is that mortal who, Perchance, has never heard fn any place, from any face,
 The short and ugly word.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

The idle rich keep Lent by hurrying away to Atlantic City or Palm Beach
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15
A LECTURE.

s1Ly son.s said the kind old gentleman. tswhen conceit threatens to get the better
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15
PEROXIDE. PERHAPs.

much admire those dainty blonds Who trip along so sweetly' Adorable in fluffy ruffs.
 With eyes bent low discreetly. Brunettes. they. too were made to love And willing hearts to shatter Than blonds some deem them much more
 true But that's another matter. With either kind my bliss would be, If I could have the choosing, But when dark tresses turn to gold The change is quite confusing. Far be it from a lowly bard
 In stanzas to upraid them, And yet, methinks, the pretty dears Should stay as nature made them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15
BEHIND THE SCENES.

What is that fearful racket upstairs?" his wife,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

Bob Evans fleet is now engaged in plunking targets with speed and true aim. The ships may have defects, but the man behind the gun is all right.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

Flour is selling in this town at va rious prices, grade for grade. The highest grade is worth s5.75 in some places and $7.5O in others. The gro cers should get together.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

While Birmingham is truly great And in the public eye, The citizens don't celebrate,
 Because the town is dry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

What is the most beautiful object yor ever saw?"
 "A silver dollar when I was broke.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15
NOTHING TO DO.
CAN'T

'1s there-a navy of the unemployed?" Yes, the United States navy"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

Even in London they are rehanging the scAool house doors so that they will open outward The Collinwood tragedy has been needed in all coun- tries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15
THE ALDERMAN.

THE ALDERMAN. His girth is large, his dignity Is what you'd call immense, And when he rises from his seat The silence. is intense. His cares are very great indeed At least, he so pretends, And half a dozen times day Holds council with his friends. He gives reporters interviews On questions of the day As cleaning up the gutter drains And carting trash away. The paving of street to him Is fraught with grave import And when the theme is more police, We need 'em,' hell retort He dreams about discounted bonds And eke the floating debt, A man with more anxeties I guess you've never met. He talks of progress and reform Amid prolonged applause And beats his breast and says, "Watch me Uphold the cltys laws!' Such great responsibility
 AS in his office lies Must needs require 8 man of worth And more than common wise. A finaneier, diplomat
 A leader of the mob Is what q chap must be to hold The aldermanic job.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

One year hence the Senate will prob
 ably be engaged in confirming the names of new cabinet officers. No one has yet, however, made public a slate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15
every SundaY

Finds him serving in his shop. And every Monday morning
 There's summons for J. Popp.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15
BEAUTIFUL.

Does 1t pay to advertise ?''
 Not if you are a burglar"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-15

Isl.1 iaxi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15

uno Itiir5te in Die 8iefe. 9rei Her-
ionen ipuroen getotet uno 5lDan5iJ
berlest.
@pn Ser @rollo=S =SSlrp in geelp
9orf 1T eeeen ben 8oli5iiten 9opio
Sbeaaro bie 9lnflage erboben NOR
ben, in Ser 9eo6t oes 81. Suli 5.
s. Barbara 9iiee in Dem @erGterau=
me oes 5duebauies I'M Srping
Square eri6oiien 5u bobell.
gead) oen 8erednungen ser
gurloes- uno Der ituatfihen Jorftbe-
anlten baben Die 8alobranbe in Sen
Ser. Staaten eiren groBeren S6aoell
angeribtet als felt langen so6ren
uno fir Sen @elobetrag, lpel6er oa-
our6 perloren gegangen lit, ipiiroe
man ein Sdlohtlbiff erlter &laiie
baben baue1 fonnen. Der 9unoesre<
gierltng fiel oie getpoltige 9[rbeit 5n,
Die 8ranoe in BEN geotioilolforIten
5n befdnlpfen, lll1teroriiden fonnte lie
iie nidt, aber ourd lmermioli-
dies Eatrouillierelt un0 oie Srgalti-
lotion BON 2oidmanni6aften lit es
pie iie iid) iagen fam, oo6 gelun-
gen, biel i6mereren gerllt1ten por5lt=
bellgen. gs fontnlt btn5ll baB Ser
S6nb gegen @al0braroe in Den
gfotionalforiten, abgeieben BON Der
@ebaltern Der 5oritbeanten, 1idjt
groBere Soften beruria6f bat, als
$4,000 nno oieie Soften perteilen
iih ouf eill @olbgebtet bon beinahe
168,000,000 sldern. Our groBtea
gefrieoigung n1llB es ferner gereihell
oaB Die ltaatIi9en Seueriparte uno
5orItbealntef, iolpie Eripatbeiiter
nno &orporotiollell pelbe groBe
@alobeitanoe beiibel1 ibre 9oid)=
mannIdaften eroBerteils llod oen
@run05iigen oes BON Ser gunoesre.
gierung eingefiibrten Spltens pie(er
Srten organiiiert u oaourh Wfillio<
nen bon gldern @aIobeitaroe erfolg=
reid Sdus gefpabrt baben. $50 Dies
nod nidt geideben it, beib1ftigt rllou
ltb Jest etfrig nit Der Ginfiihruaa
iol6er Sdubipitene.
sSn Mempbis, seuneiiee, er-
l6oB eilr gefpiiier Moie Goof, an Ser
Gfe Der Weonroe uilo Ser oritien
StroBe, ieire Srau ltno periltdte
oann, nit oerielben Hiitole ieinenl
eigenen 2eben Elm Gnoe 5u MAIDEN.
Die Biitole entbielt ieood) feline Sit
geln mebr u1o als er iie pieoer Ia
ben moate, benabtigte iid) Die inn
itebenoe Menge ieiner uno binoerte
i'm an ieinem Gorbabeli. Ser @or=
faa paIiierte abenos eegen iecbs llbr,
gu elmer 3eit, als es an iener Stra=
Benede iebr belebt mar.
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geras.

Sn einern 5nrlnbalie nabe Go-
manhe naroe Elm iunger Mann ua.
mems Cliff Cunningham NIT einer
Sheere geitoben uno idper perluul-
bet. Gin gelpiiier 9ooe Garnes, Gin
Wfann bon ungefabr fiinf3ig SAB
rem, tpur0e ais angebliher 8eriiber
Der Sat Derbaftet.
Bie aus 2uling gemelbet miro
baben Die 5armer IN Ser nmaeaenf
beidloiien, ibre gallnnrpolle 5u BAL.
ten, bis Die Breiie geitieeen iitlo
ett1fge 5arfler iDoIlen ibre grnt(
tlab COLLECTION ihiden, nm iie BORT
autbelpobren 81 lolien, a1bere tpoaer
lie in 5peihern aufitapeln.
slus @aIpelton fonlnt bie gead.
ridt Dab 90. S. ltiffD lein glmt
als Brdiioent oes fonmenoen Sall
gerfeltes nieoergelgt bot uno oaf
u. S. goientbal eiliItimr1ia ftott
ieiner ertDabIt lit.
Dos Giltriftgeridt in Center
bat etltlbieoen, oaB oas 2oeal Op
tion-@eies in Simpion, mo felt Sen
Sabre 1887 idon grobibitiol
berridt, nidt gu 9fedt beltebe.
Sn 5aaettspille finoet CUR 3ei.
Elm io5ialiftii6es ngnfanlpmerlt1 ltatt
Wfebrere io5ialiitiider gfeoner iperoel
jprehen, auh 1in0 alle rn0aIidlp,
Arrangements CUR ltnterboltlng oel
@aite getroffen.
Die @ranb-Surp IN 8eepil,
bat gegen % angeiebene giirger Del
Staot anflogen auf unisoeneaifor'
erboben, neil fie IN eirlen &lnbIufo
@arten gelpielt baben
Sonitag ra6nlittag lit il
gictoria Der @rnnoitein fir Die neu
oeutife lutberiide Stride gelegt NOR
ben.
Sn stritin miro sur 3eit 81
5rapis County sSair o6ge6alten.
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5. & 9. q. ga1n.
Mb bfahr1

Mb ia brt
gia6 alien NprDs sSera5<B <Bunften
4 l1br lirlo 7.45 bornrittaos.
Stad1 ct. 2ollis, Neempbis nilo Dem Often
125 ubr nadm. 1lno 7.3O abenos
geacb @egifo. 1920 11br BORN.
Infunft.
gon ct. pltis llrlo Dem Often, 9.15 mpra.
8on 2are6o ltno Megifo .1.O5 nae5nt.
Son ct. 2ollis, &anIas gitp 1920 abDs.
ct. Spmts C Gan syranciscp 8abm.
@bfabrt.
gtab Sort Snith, 6pringfielb, ct. 2ouis,
&anias gitb, Chicago Is. &@. 81. 9e1
pot) .7.3O Qbenbs
9[nfunft.
Son ct. 2ouis, @anias gitp, garis,
Chicago 1920 moraens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15
gietoria 9iOiiiun, 6. S. G g. u.
(0alf S6ore.)

q B ia brt
Ma6 guero, @ictoria, Sort 2abaca, gor@
pug @hrilti, 8roipnsbille, 9iio @ranoe
@itb, @oliao, 8eebiIle, @bartpn, gaz
lactoS ltno 9onlton $50 morg
y4ad) Srutunspille.
Ser 3ug Der Srniet @ictpria 9ipiz
iion. Nbfabrt $50 abenbs. mad]t in 8Iaz
ceoo @erbinoung NIT Der 8nlf goa1t
Zine fir Corpus gbriiti uno Brownsville.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15
Q(nt Gdjei6etueoe

Der geiltn0beit iteben Die @enl1eit, tpeIz
DE Onrf 3tpang pber freien gillen cine
S6doiging beg 36rpers erIittell. g8obl
Sem, Der bnnn ben rebtelt Hfab beidrei@
tet, Der our @efunbbeit 6uriidfiibrt. Ser
anoere pfab bringt @ud) aln1dbIig ab<
ieits nrio fdIiebE9 5n elmer toflid6en
gergiftung beg &6rpers, Die lripriings
lid gang lei6t nit ben berii6mten ct.
Bernarb &rdiiterpilIen bdtte berbiitet
tper0en f0rnen. gs {ii1b bies fpobltdtine
Piaen, Die MIR aug beiliamen BfIan8eilz
itpflen 5ubereitet iperben, fpes6aIb iie
audi feiner 3uderbiue bebiirfen; ltr16 bies
len Saufenben baben fie idon fpieber altf
pen Yfao Der @einnobeit berbolfeir. syll
Gpotbefen 8u baben
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Nadl &rplunsniQe
90. 8, e s. sa1u.


gaa6 gsaco, Sort Bortb, 9alros. San.
Jag @itb, ct. 2onis rno Chicago, tdg=
LID (Snniet 9epot) .7.3O abell6s
2ofal8u9 bia Snlitbbille g nor,nittaqs
Niarnp 9pe5ial mad Smit6biIle, Spufton
@nlbelton .10.15 abenbs
Gnfunft.
gon G4ica9o. ct. 2ouis, aanIas gitb
9alloss. Sort gSortb rnb 8aco, tdglid
(Sltniet 9epot) 7.3O moro
2ofal3ng bia Snitbbille .9.f5 abenos
Sialno Spe5ial bon Stnitbbifle, Sonfton
@albeiton $50 moraens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15
GiienllaDll= JabrpIan.
g. q. e q. g. Balm.

n9abb grodeH" z3ug na1 Souftou
@alpeIton, 8ealtntoitt lin6 Orange. glbs
fabrt 9 llbr abenos, Gnfunft 7.3O nors
gems.
ga9 9errpiIle, 9lbfa6rt 4.30 nadm
Ibfabrt bon &errbille $50 l1hr born1its
tags. ytitr Sonntags na6 &errbiIle: $50
ubr bornittaes.
;. gfa9 gnero, goaflt1t, Sol1Itor, @aIbes
ton, @iooings, 9fodoaIe, Cameron uni
gSaeo, Nbfabrt 8.45 bor1nittags.
ylad) 8eebille, Corpus g6riiti, Mfice,
Iatbis. Granias 9aB, 8odport, abfabri
lao nacbntittags.
@ad6 Salftrias, abfabrt llbr abenbs.
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g8ie man fraftia iuirS.

q. $. 9olp, t247 @eIt Gonoreb
Str, G6icago, iogt bieriiber.: n0teille
alfe idnd6lf6e @utter eeipinllt ourdj
electric @itters 10 niel &raft ulto
@eiuidlt, ooB id) berpfliGtet bin,
oies alien Sdtpa6en flu1o 3u TIM, sic
zines Gonifs be0iirfer." electric Sit
ters flriert idnea @fagen 2e6er-
gdcren-9eiAlperoen. @arantiert Al
baben BEL gloolpb 9reiB uno 81. go6n
& 50. 50 Gents.
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Suntbern 9saeifie Balm.

Mbfabrt
ytab Sleip Orleans, 9ouitpn nno @alpes
lton, tdglid5 =. .11.45 nlittags
ltllo. =. .1130 aben6s
sfae9 Sagle BaB, 81 9aio, galifornierl
ltllo Wlerifo. 900 BORN.
@nfnnft
gon 3ep 9rlea1s, -Souiton 1tno @albes
lton td9lie9 .-.7.35 morgens
Son 81 9aiO. Californian llno @erifo.
8 abenbs
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}nlanr.
.ndcbt -Reitsr
Treiben in Hrkansas u. mis-
sissippi ibr Wesen.
Ccttcntarmer bedrobt.
kIsine fllajcritit der Rspubli-
kaner in nlairle.
n)snseben-Opfer.
zwei sebluere Eissnbabn In
fdIIe.
Cottontarner bsdrobt.
nlsnseben-Opfsr.

XXI JbulljllCttCI=LtlfuS uS Iu5StIil
{ih iest audi auf Mrfanias ausbreiten
gu tpolIen. Cine 8epeibe aus Sones-
boro iogt, I'M 1lorboitlide1 glrfollia3
bGtten iih Nadtreiter-8 -8anoen orgalli-
iiert, melbe Die Sarlner nit ge-
palt 5Dingen tpoIlten ineniger gaum-
tpolle 5r pfIan5en u1o 10 ben Yreis
a1f Der Sobe 5u balten ben Die Sar-
mars Union feitgeiebt babe. sSll
graigbea6 County iirlb brei Sarlner
bon elmer 8anoe gabtreiter bebrobt
moroen uno in Hoilllett County
ein Gormeriunge. ginem Ser Jar-
nter in Graigbeab gountD purOe
befobIen, lein 2anb billiger 81 per-
padten, als er bisber getan batte,
Elm anoerer erbieIt Die @eiiung, nod
5fes Snbr nur baIb 10 bieI gaunl=
Dolle 5lt pflun5en pie oies Sabr ltlo
elm oritter, 6er nit einem 8uaon
BaunnipoIIe in Die Stoot fllbr, MUIR
be ge5lpungen unl5ufebren lno feline
8aimipolle mieoer nit nab &al1ie 5u
1lebmen. gs tpuroe inn befoblen, lei=
ne 8aluntpoGe ridt eber tpieoer 5u
perfa1fen, als biz Der Hreis 10 bod
geitiegen iei nie oie Jormers'
Union feitgelest babe. @erporragenoc
8eanlte Der 6armers' Union in Mr-
fanfas beltreiten es, bab bic Union
ols ioIhe irgeno eine gerbinoung
NIT 0ieier9 9eahtreiter- -8epegung babe,
Ieitgnen aber ourdaus nidt Die
Noglihfeit, oaB ein5elne MitgIieber
Der Jormers' Union iid gu ioIden
gfahtreiter-Wnn6en 5uiannlengeton
boben nl0dten. Gs gebt audi aus
ibren MemBerungen flor berbor, oaB
bic 6nrmers' Union ridts tun miro,
nm 0ieieln berbreherifhen greibel1
entgegeu gu treten. Waan fpiro allo
a1fpalien rniiffen. Miro in Mrfarlas
nidt fofort erlergiid gegen oas I'm
tpeien eingeibritteit, miro es iid1
aub Dobl nod atf anoere Staatell
ausbreiten.
Sn @aDne gountp, Mi5iiiiippi,
iollen eber1fans yeahtreiter-g -gan6en
,,,a,.,, ya a.apt,sa ta s.stus.s pse ss ust' our
.s... aasum a..,gl Slogn''se'. -uelepleIl, Inte
uAn.:uIas g. m:usas:4 aAu9l o. peliuulen nho O
~ ~ sxr;"s,el e'ssl o'0'''ee's 'V'e e'''s
o. ''''.spen,
81 Vtalne DaDen o1e ytepubll.
faiser NH elner 10 fielnen WfaIorltaf
gellegI nte Hom me m elner1 Yralt-
9en4ensMaglJaDr; ne befrug nur aht-
dnllleno a S1lnlnten, ipaDreno 1Ie m Der
ssaDl DOE pier SdDren uber 2o,OO0
Slm1Hen crop NOR. 5ei DER Staats-
naDl DOT 0mel s5aDre1t fuor l1e aller-
otngs oaW nlnf GROCER als oles Winl.
:e 1!e =. Se1sOIIaIen y, sa Daoen' m Sergletd)
~. a..., 1sl ga soaDt poI pier oapren lla 1e-
az '' "a Son,.lv en ee,pIlhe 5u peiSe,Wren,
s;,s ,s SSuglauI9l.ulei I s aus arlanlas
'''o ''oog - u'ps'l'i'',''l- ',
peIM gad Ger ileren grute
oa nap oiaaDen : Sslmo uber oen cot
oa. mtDeI DeI ea yeem yorf paben 90
oa mu.'.!er pas Seoef pertoref mle Der
pe.'ul oer eenltal 0eoeraieo UNION
la9l, ole EN- pelonoeres &onllfe err
nu.I.n g1lle nIa ode 5agl Der dlil=
sss sanuslune leIldnlIeuen. oel oen Sef-
Se!Ie.n''sssl S ~ aIl oen epelleo gods Iaii-
1.,,;,,,o~ss:1a p1,i - a1pe'ieI sLe osn goo. gle
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9ie ct. 8etersbrraer 9ebor-
Den MAIDEN befonnt, oaB m1brenb Ser
3eit BON u. September bis gum
IA. Septem6er, alio mGbreno 5mei-
nal 81 Stunoen. bort 1876 9erionen
an Der Cholera erfronft ln0 81
geitorbeu fin0.
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Wcfndlt

eiie aobin oOer ein Mdodel 5nr
geiorgnng ser Sausarbeit Bel elmer
ous orci 9eriouen beItebenoer So
mile. 3u erfragen in Ser Office
Der a5reie 8reiie@.
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9lelterer Sebrer illd5t steauno oGs
Souslebrer ooer OH eilter Brinotid,u-
le. 3ienlidb nllfifaIiidb, auf me6reren
SSSuitrumetlten.
9or 292, Reii-9rollnfels, Ger.
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gerlanst. Gin geiebtes @iaofell
5ur Siilfe Der allgemeiaen Sausor-
belt. 0fuB toden follnen. ginpIe6=
lung perlangt 6rau s. @aarmalu,
f24 Ioons Str. gfeues Gel. 1897.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27

/ the moment the general boarded the
recognized as one of the Zig men of
the Independence movement. He is a
University of Virginia man, but has
lived for years in Nevada, where, ac-
cording 10 Democratic papers, he
could have had anything he wanted
had he remained with the old party.
General Hagerman was notified of
the action of the committe by Mr..
McIsaac. There were tears in his
eyes when he entered the caucus
TO protest that he was not the man
for the candidacy. In an address that
deeply moved many of his hearers
he voiced his thanks for the support
offered him. George Cole, in a genu-
inc burst of eloquence, voiced the
thanks of the Nevada delegation for
the generous offer of support given
the delegate from his State.
EXPECTS VICTORY IN NEVADA
Just what may become of this boom
it is hard to say. General Hager-
man. who. in his address said that
he preferred to remain IN Nevada
during the fight in which the Inde-
pendence party hopes to carry the
State. may consent to the opening
of headquarters in his behalf in Chi
cago by the California and other
coast delegations. These will advance
his name if he accepts, as other. dele
cations will advance the names of
their candidates, and seeking nothing
that would not be best for the move
ment, the Westerners will look over
all of the candidates for the place
and if there is none more pleasing
to them than General Hagerman, will
make his fight. His friends will not
advance his name if, in their opinion,
better man is available.
The Nevada delegation is pleased
beyond measure at the compliment
paid one of it's members. The men,
bers assert that the Independence
League will carry Nevada, where
both old parties are in disgrace with
the people. They are themselves un-
certain whether they would rather
have General Hagerman in the nation
al or State fight.
During the course of his address to
the assembled fifty delegates, General
Hagerman paid a high tribute to Will
lam Randolph Hearst, national chair
man of the Independence party.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27
CoIdfieId has
$4,000 Fire

A fire broke out in Goldfield at
$3.50 o'clock Sunday morning, at the
corner of First and I,amsey streets
and before the flames had been sub
dued had swept away eight three
room residences on the opposite side
of the street, entailing a loss og about
$4,000. The terrace was insured for
$4,000 and was owned by F. w. Kearns
The alarm was sounded by a deputy
sheriff who was passing and discov-
cred the flames issuing from the
terrace. AS the fire alarm box was
several blocks away the deputy dis
charged his revolver and awoke the
occupants, some of them barely es-
Gaping with only night clothes on.
The underwriters association will i'm
mediately investigate the cause of
the confagration, suspicious circum
stances having arisen attending the
fire which has it's inception at so
early an hour in the morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27
Heavy Shipments from Goldfield

trates, 25 tons. value per ton $500;
$500
Western Ore Purchasing Company
Engineers lease, 451 tons; Mushett
lease Is tons; Van Ripper dump, so
TONS total tonnage, SIT; average
valuation $3.50 per ton; total valu-
alton, $1S0,95O.
Combination Mill-Eighty-five tons
daily, average valuation, S35 per ton
total valuation, S20,S25.
Nevada Goldfield Reduction Com
rany-Mohawk Combination lease
1856 tons; Combination FRACTION, GIG:
Baby Florence, So: Hayes Oddie, 40;
Consolidated Red Top, %; Daisy, 20;
Hayes Frances Mohawk, 80; Mohawk
Jumbo, 12; Little Florence dump, -:
Frances, Gold Mountain, 1: Total
consignment, 1,040 tons; average
value, 800: total value $104,000.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-27
Railroad CommmiSsion
Appeals to Government

The Nevada Railroad Commission
has sent its petition to the Interstate
Commerce Commission at Washington
asking that terminal rates be given
Reno, Winnemucca and Elko Nevada
The petition was written by Chair
man Bartine of the Railroad Commits
sion and is a very lengthy cne. 1t
covers the ground in it's entirety and
should bring results for the merchants
of this State.
The concession asked for in the
petition are the same that was re-
quested of the Southern Pacific di-
rect on a former occasion and parts
of this communication are incorpo
rated in the petition to the interstate
Commerce Commission and are as fol-
lows
1T is the best judgement of this
commission that your rates to the
coast terminals are fairly remunera-
tive despite the alleged water COM
petion. If this judgement is sound it
follows ineXorably that your rates to
Reno are high. The commission can
see no just reason why freight
charges to Reno should be higher
than to Sacramento, one hundred and
fifty-four miles further, on the same
line, over an extraordinary heavy
and expensive grade, and with water
competition at Sacramento a COM
paratively trivial factor. But as this
water competition, however small or
even mythical it may be in many
cases seems to have affected the judg-
ment and decisions of the interstate
commerce commission we will not re-