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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14
wooDMEN HAVE a GRAND RALLY
Three Hundred Initiated at session
a1 Lexington

LEXINGTON. May 1S.-lSpecaEl Isle-
ErEnD-The Modern wocduRn q Amer
icR lodges q this district held grand
rally here today, IN which 800 members
were initiated. District Deputy Z. c Cross
q Miller IS in attendance and also M
Teddy. the Modern WoodnEn uf America
lecturer. Of Benson Neh More than lODR
people and representatives. from other
lodges were here and special trains were
run from Grand Island and North Platte
70 Lexington for the BccommodH1iun q
al ths lodges located between Grand Is
land and North Platte The LsEngrun
hard consisting of twenty pieces. fur
nishs5 music for the occasion
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14
IDAHO REPtBLIoANs FOR TAFT
Governor GoOdinE and I've Senators
Left on DeIeEatioa.

WALLACE, lea, NAY 11-E-sPuhncsnE q
IDAHO in STATE nuuVsutiun roday eliminated
G0Fernor G1ss-nE and Senators Heyburn
and BarEh from the HEt q dslsEEief pro
puse5 % tie nErionzl u1Eveu1ial a. ChicaEo
and eis-isd a dsisEzuol q lEyEnsn. hsa6es
~ James Il BrHdy q Pocatelo. ths
heEnoWlHaeed head q the party. un11p,osed
uanzi.E-s fuE tAs rspualsusn n1---aEriaz
f1T governor. Tbs asltEzslsn Is I3sdEed 10
uss Al b11arzn1s lasEls - bTizE Eb9zl lAs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14

rlolinzuun q secretary q War TAft 10
president
Ihe Other delegates are p p OrNel
MS.lAot' Warren Trutt MosuoE: c. q
-seavanEhl Boise J " EErt. Mlaan. zns
z n HHigelo q Weissr
he c11Nenti1n WAS entirely harmouloaE
transacted al its business ana hsteasd II
four Speeches In less than thres hours. AZ
every acuul taken EEE - uuzuins-s
rOtE-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14

7Curuner Mack today received frorn OszEs
Csly. Kan. Inquiries concerning Enl Ten,
who left that city some time ago 70 cone 10
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14

Proof il inexhausgible that
Lydia r. Finkhanl's Vegetable
Compound carries women safely
through the Change Of Life
Read The letter Mrs Z. Hanson,
500 T. Long St. Columbus, Ohio
Brites 10 Mrs PinkaAm:
II vas passing rhr51Eh the Change
of Life. hnd suffered from nervous
ness. hea5aclsaE. and other annoying
syuptouaS. Nv doctor told ne thai
LYDIA e. Plzkham's VegetAble Com
Ponnd was good for NE. and si1oe tax
Ing il / feel 50 usuch better. and i oA1
again do nr oEn work l never forget
o tell ny friends what Lydia z Pl1k-
hAn's Vegetable Compound dia for Eas
d1rlnE this trying psriOd
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
Por thirty years Lydia & Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female lbs,
and haS positively cured thousands Of
women who have been troubled with
displaoemauts. Inflammation. uloers-
ton. nbrOid tUmOrs. irregularities.
psT.s.lic pzirS- backache, that bear
kagzlaEn feeling. hatulency. Indlges-
non. diEzi ness az nervous proStrarlon-
WhF don't yon ~ its
Mrs. Pinkham Invites an sick
Wonen 20 write her for adE1oe.
she has guided fhOusands -
Aaa1Eh- AdarnAAs LEzns AAs&
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14

The FrHternsl ou6er q BsEsss q Lan-
ooln VII hold memorial services in the
LyTae rhszaNr sunday Gfterno01. Nay -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14

kiIliug seven Of the msa ana iH5urinE the
Others
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14
LANPHERE FREE WITH CASH
Dr. Z A Schell Tells Of Actions Of
Suspected MAJ
BELIEVES KRs GUINNESS ALIVE
Nearly All Evfaence ohtainahle az
La Porte Has Besa Made
PubIIo-Bankzs WIN Aid
nmcerR.

Ia Porte Ind Mar 12-Mrs- Guinness
hired nan. Ray LsnThsrs- vigorously DE-
mes today that he had na6s any confes-
Eion CT Tro-nise6 any 10 Rev Z A schsn
O. 10 any other person Lsmphe7e is IN
Ser arrest here charged with completely In
the wholesale murders Al TIE Guinness
farm
Sheriff S--u1EsT r. Huthu-itT fer ths state
neu1 that several more Elohuies Of sod
have been rsnned cut ~ Louis Schulz.
TIE miner who - slulcing the ashes on
the Guinness farm The sheriff is certain
that The discoveries are porIinns q Eold
filling from the teeth Of Mrs Guinness.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14
Drink Buaweas@r.

klrg q al boule1 beers l. Rosenfsl,
Co 1lEr-lbutors- Both IboBss ~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-14

GERANTUGE EALVIAE PANEI1
AND VINES HERMAN BROS
PEARL 81
The evening world., 1908-03-12
T|LLMAN WANTS
SENATE TO PROBE
NEW YORK BANKS
Specifies Loans to Morse in
Call for a Sweeping In
vestigation.

,o,,>,cro>- ,,,..,h ,ocena,or
"ASiiN"loN' ""' ="
Tillman to-day introduced resolution
calling upon the Senate Committee on
=. s,,. -, Investigation
f1haiice " 'o''''"~' az
and answer some pointed questions
,,oor,,r ,,ro,, s,o,c;,I legislation. The
oe" ''iiS up'" '''" ''' 4, .,,,,
questions on whicn report Is aSNcu
are as follows:
..,,-,o,ha. ,be ro+,orol hanks IN, the
"i ~ = -
city of New YORK ana elsewhere a'e al
the habit. under tho guise OF CONNER
st,, ,,,,. OF f,rptehf,, ,orn,an-,,. cpp.
.''' I'"''' " '"' ..t
fal for speculative or "'AeI el'erP' 'He''
md If so. what LEGISLATION is necessary
g., ,rova,t , Continuance oi suth p"ac-
uce'
Whether the Treasury Department
had knowlcdse of the loans made hr
- >.,t,,,,I pg,r, ,r \,ri, America
'ne N"''o'", ,.,', ,''' s,,,,.
OF New YORK '4'F Wit "'t '.'. 80 ''I
ject of SUIT o. th' Ir1tI' ~ "' N''''
eank against Charles w. Nn'sr. HHi
-. o,tor ..r,.r,r tr,r.,. t!ars in o.,.rr
maj ''of"i h'"hH.
"Whethcf national BANKS are no" e'''
The evening world., 1908-03-12
GETS S6.50O FOR A LEG.
Thnt sum to Edward Kelly,
IL Conductor,

Edward Kelly. a conductor on the
Third Avenue Railroad. while on The
running board OF an op.n car near
Thirty-ffth street. on Aug. p l@"6, had
part OF mis- right leg taken off by
collision between his car and lumber
wagon owned by William L Youngs !;
Co. Aired ana Charles Stecker. hi,
counsel. hrough, sui; against Youngs ~
Co, asserting that the collision was
the result OF negligence on the part Of
the driver in trying to cross the track
Immediately ahead OF the car. The de-
tense sad that the notorman ran into
the wagon from behind while it was
on the track.
The case came to trial before Justice
Court. and after two days the jury came
into court this morninC with a verdict
for the plaintiff for $500
The evening world., 1908-03-12
COURT WITH CORTELYOU
IN BOND DISTRIBUTION.

WASHINGTON. March 12.-The Su-
preme Court OF the District OF Columbia
has dismissed the proceedings instituted
some months ago by George w. Austin
OF New York. to compel Secretary Cor
telyou to issue to him S,QOO,vn worth of
Panama Canal bonds.
The court held that thS Secretary had
the right to reject any or all binds. and
TO consider the hnahctai conditions OF
to enjoin such proceeding "A syndicate
might get control of an entire bond is
sue and cause financial rum. Austin
appealed.
The evening world., 1908-03-12

Health and happiness for child
and mother are an outcome of the
quick cure DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
always makes of Group, whooping-
sough, colds and coughs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
Conductor
is PenSiOned

A Y. Gale, one of the pioneer rail
road conductors OF Nevada, who will
perhaps be better known among the
old time travellers as Deacon" Gale,
Yesterday received the glad news that
the Southern Pacific has placed him
on its pension role Deacon Gale
has been quietly living in Reno for
the past few months, not too old to
work, SO he says, but just for rest.
He is about 20 years OF age and just
as capable of telling a good story now
Is he was 20 years ago when he was
lunnink on the old Carson * Colo
rado. He has been with the service
constantly for the past A. years, prob
ably longer than any other employe
now living in Nevada at least.
Along in 1881 when Manager Yer
ingtOn decided that the c. & c. ant
the Virginia 4 Truckee We're not re
ceiving enough money for hauling
passenger he ordered the discharg,
Of every passenger conductor on bOti
roads with the exception OF Deacon
Gale. who held his job through ever,
change.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
Local Eagles
Install Officers

Last evening Carson Aerie, 1906, F.
O. E. installed its officers for the
coming year Those who will serve
are as follows:
Worthy president, Rodger Heiden-
reich: worthy yice-president, Fred
Knoblock; worthy chaplain, J. Rebuky
inside guard, Henry Bath: outside
guard. Fred Fischer worthy secre-
tary, H. B. Van Etten; worthy treas
urer. George Kitmeyer; trustees, Fred
Gushing. Fred Fellows and Andy
NeWhani.
After the installation a banquet
was served to the members and visit
ing brothers from outside Aeries and
one Of the most pleasant evenings n
the history of the lodge was spent
An invitation of the Aerie to tie
members of the Holy City company
was accepted by a number of the
members and after the close of tht
entertainment they joined the merry
makers at the hall and helped pal
take of that part of the program
that appeals to the inner man.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
CITIZENS
WOULD LYNCH
Well known Gamble at
the Thriving Camp
Of RaWhide


Oii'''eu ~ ''l1 ''-A9's 'A-0''
on lEnchlng him, II. II. Achey made
u.s WY from Rawhide 10 Nina early
Yesterday morning and gave himself
int, o,,s+od,. of ConetaIIa -foI God
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80 l a. y CO. '''-i 10 < 7''iii''s' ~
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-'-' -''- '",''A-''7 % 81
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
PRODUCERS
UP IN ARMS
And Refuse to Continue
to Put up r uncis tC
Prolong Strike

GOLDFIELD, Jan. The bar
keepers and other trades allied with
the Western Federation through the
Industrial Workers OF the World. are
in open revolt today against the heavy
assessment levied to supper, the
miners strike. They have been pay
ing $4,000 per week assessment and
refuse to contribute further.
Members Of the Mine Operators As
sociati0n have been given authority
to pay q maximum wage Of ST per
day to both carpenters and electric
ians for certain kinds OF work. as
a result OF extended conferences with
committees representing the Building
Trades OF the American Federal on
OF Labor
The wage scale adopted by the as
sociation is 81 for carpenters and
electricians at the mines. Ihe reason
assigned for the increase is that GER
tain work requires men possessed OF
greater skill than the ordinary work
OF these craftsmen around the mines
The answer on the part of Miners
Union No. - to the complaint re
Gently flied in the Federal Court a
Carson at the instance Of the Consol
idated Mines Company asking that
I the local organization OF miners he
enioncd from holding meetings. from
boycotting and p.cketing, has beel
practically completed. The docUmen
is a voluminous one. Il vii be takel
to Carson next Thursday by the at
torney who will represent the loca
union at the hearing Of the matte
to take place before Judga F'arrine
ton.
The answer Will be supported j
various affidayits made by mamhel
of the local union and others.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
Bridges are
Accepted

After thorough inspection Of the
three bridges on the Carson river
lately completed by Contractor Geo.
Brown the County commissioners at a
special meeting last evening ordered
the County treasurer 10 draw the war
rant for the amount of the contract.
The board considers that the bridges
are among the finest that any cOmon-
wealth can boast of ana are put in
TO stand the ravages Of about any
flood that will ever hit this part of the
country.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
TRIAL JUNIORS
ARE NAMED
Blythe County Conln1iS-
Sjonog TGf the next
Year

.it The session Of the County Ca
nj il res hel} last Monday t fol
lowi..y IA jurors were named 'o
al 1or &c ensuing year:
A VI. krr ely, s. C. An 'cTson II
NJ. Anderson, w A. Beals,, Steve Bel
II, 5. II. Briggs, II. n. Blaclie, Leo
BoLall, John Anderson, r. T. Bright,
James w Berry, Eli Barkley, I. Bar
Der. James Cowden, Frank S. Cliff,
{. Il. Cavauaugh. John Cation, 7. ".
nayid, T. II. Easton, J. D. Easton,
". +. Gpstiue, T. c. Fellows, j. s.
Graham, J. +. Cas5On, Hiram Downs,
p. b. Ellis Roderick D. Goode, 7. r.
fiofer. Frank S. HI, Calvin Il. As
Durr. James s, Audrain L. L. Bright,
II. Z; Burlington, Charles Bondietti,
!. :. Bp;tercourt. George Brown, W.
;. Ballard Cha5. Rrannon. II. c. Bal
iy, Joseph Berger, Carice Beatty, Geo.
y. Cowing. Abram ,Cohn. Duncan
Clarke. G. F. Cults, W. II. Chedic.
Henry Decker. John G. Ellis. z. p,
Esser Chas. J. Evans, Il. Fulstone,
F.. i. Catlin, G. L. Deady, F. /. .,
.eJarlaise, ". D. Fothergill, John
ray. Peter Iienricks, Martin John
=. :. Thomas Leary. V N. Heiden-
reich. H. c. Kattleman. Geo. Z. Kitz
meyer, Alfred Karge. NJ. Link. John
Neyer. Arthur G. Maish. Chas. T.
attn, VIII I. Nackey, \, J. AIiliard
9. L. Morrison. Wn. NJ. Murray. P. II
MuIcahy. P J. Norton. C. H. Peters
ira l.. Winters, H. A Wood, John
ADAMS F. Audrain, John W. Wiegin.
a. C. Lindsay, Thomas Heidenreich
z Edmund p James, W. T. King, Fret
Kitzmeyer. James NJ. Logan, Jus
Lepper. Geo. H Meys u. P Nil
,rd, John Muidoon. Jr. -. ers
j.. rank Lopez, n. E. Morton, Geo T
Mills, Frank E. Murphy, G. W. Mes
mith. F. G. Winnie, Fred l.. Winter
w. G.. Hill. Mike Sullivan and J. Lar
so:i.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
PLAY WAS
sxARs=5. TREAT
roiy City GgeatG by Full
slGus2. Attraction Of
the Season

The Holy City, Il play treating Of
tne birth OF the Christian religion.
the persecution Of the Savior, the
fa,tbfuuness ana sublime trust Of
.;ohi. the Baptist, tn ebetrayal Of his
Master by Judas, the Crucifcati0n
and the attempt of the followers Of
the high priests of the TEMPLES to
blot out the new religion that had
been accepted By the hords va, pre-
sented TO the people OF Carson city
Ia { evening to q house with standing
room ONLY.
That the peonle gathered in tn.
thaatsr cnioved the presentation OF
the play 10 the fullest is b,,t Half
telling the storv. ana had he compan.
been able to present the n,oaran
again it would have been erected by
another packed house.
The passionate lcya of Salomp.
Princess of Ga1Ijop for Narfas tbe
Ro,aau who accents +,a ta3chincs Of
the Messiah. tho hatred f1r the now
ronatoD and the efforts of tha high
pri,s.s II tba trmplas tl crush II
on5. and the rest Of tla stCry leading
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
Successful
Operation

Little Miss Amy Wildes, the bright
little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wildes of this city was operated on
Afternoon. The operation was en-
tirely. successful and the little one
rallied from it nicely. Word from
Reno last evening was to the effect
that the child would soon recover and
be able to be out again.
Miss Amy is we'll known about the
city being one of the brightest child
rem of the town and having a large
circle of friends anon" + older per
! sons OF Carson City.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
BOARD OF PARDONS
HOLD BUSY SESSION
Thirty Applicants Petition the
Bord, in Most Gases Asking
For Pardon

2 \ 4ns--arv hTIra1arv , wears:
Cbas Renner buruIarv 6 wears: H.
gond, burglary d. wears and months;
+. p. Brown. embezzlemeDt. > wears:
p I. R,I,rs robberv % wears. las,
,va,.ra, a-san1r with intanr ia Kill
wears. NJ CarroI mans1auohter
wears. Tony Christie. robbery -
wears. Chas c rlar, embezzjement
l year and months; Eddie Colman,
grand larceny. l year: Tim Colman,
f"ISl'F|' = years an" iil'll'HS' olll
:, f-,,rs- ,,,an.l,,,gh+a,, ia ,-aa,...
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08

The Board OF Pardons convened III
the governors office this morning, and
a full board was present.
Thirty-three applications had been
fled, but three We're Withdrawn.
In the case Of Harry ?. Brown,
serving a sentence for two years en-
bezzlement. his case was continued
until the next term in July.
In the case Of j. W. Carroll, serv-
ing a term OF five years for man
slaughter, the pardon was denied.
The application of Tony Christie,
serving fifteen years for robbery, ap-
plication denied,
Application OF Chas. c. Clark, one
year and three months for embezzle-
ment. pardon denied.
w. G. Hunter, serving term of
six months in the county Jail at Gold
field for assault and battery, was
granted a pardon. Hunter was con-
yictcd OF wife beating.
The application Of Nellie Monroe,
better known as "CoWboy Nell", serE-
ing a sentence Of four year for burg
larry, the board commutted the sent
ence Of two years which menas that
she will be released from custody the
early part OF the coming month.
s. Tani, japanese serving a 2of
day sentence III the Washoe county
jail. for assault with intent 10 commit
bodily harm, was denied a pardon.
Following is a list of the applicants
who have filed petitions with the
Board Of Pardons for the present
term:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
insanity Will
be Only Defense

Er,W YORK. Jan S.-TLe work of
getting the jury in the Tnaw case is
progressing slowly and today no one
was added to the number which still
remains as three accepted jurymen.
Attorneys for the defence annOunc.
ed today that they would introduce
the testimony OF several known
brain experts to prove that at the
time Thaw killed Stanford White that
he was insane but that since that
time he has recovered his sanity.
Il is impossible to forecast when it
will be possible to start taking the
testimony III the case as it seems
an impossibiiity for the lawyers to
/ accept men to fill the jury box.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
Will PrOSGCntc
His ASSaiIant

RENO, Jan. S.-The condition Of
Attorney Summerfield is improving
daly and it is thought that he will
the next few weeks. His partner,
Judge Curler stated yesterday that
as soon as Summerfeld was able to
be about again warrant would be
issued for the arrest of his sister-in-
law Mrs. Doughty, charging her with
e.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
Railroad Commission in Session

This afternoon there was an in
formal session OF the Nevada Railroad
Commission. Representative of the
various railroads operating in the
state We're present, the occasion be-
ing the taking up OF the matter Of re-
ducing passenger rates now in force
on the roads.
The following gentlemen We're in
attendance: Chas S. Fee. Passen-
ger Traffic Manager of the Southern
/ Pacific: Thomas Peck General Pass
! enger Agent OF the Salt Lake line:
j f. Hedden General Passenger
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
TeadherS'
Examinations

The regular semi-annual state
-eachers' elimination of applicants
for teachers certificates for western
and southwestern Nevada will be held
at Reno, Carson City, Tonopah and
Manhattan, beginning Monday morn
ing, January Is, at o'clock Appli-
cants may take the examination at
any Of these places.
MI persons teaching Oh primary
certificates expiring on or about Jan.
18th, and all teaching on temporary
certificates are required to take these
examinations, if they desire to con
tirue teaching in Nevada.
The examination given VII be uni
form thoroughout the state, and has
been prepared with view to meeting
present wants and conditions III Ne
vada An effort has been made to
have the questions comparatively
simple. and yet sufficiently thorugh
10 tes, educational efficiency.
The questions will be on the same
subjects as heretofore, but the exam
nations to be held in July may en-
brace some OF The additional subject:
and features provided for in the
school law.
The examination will be held 70
hose in the Carson district in th'
high school building under the direc
tion of.Frin. w. J. Hunting as dcput
examiner, beginning at the TINE ma
Gated above
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
Will Endorse Action of Governor

stated today that the matter has been
under discussion for the past several
days and the resolution will un-
doubtedly be passed by unanimous
vote.
The announcement of the action of
the local unions came as a surprise
to many people in this city but is
meeting with the general approval
OF the people of this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08

Eugene Clapp. resident agent of the
5. p. and J. c. Campbell attorney for
the Salt Lake road
A couple OF hours was spent in
presenting the cases which at times
was an amusing contest Ul wits be-
tween the board and the agents of
the railroads. The discussion was on
general lines and no conclusion was
reached. The board adjourned to
meet the representatives OF the rail
road company at meeting TO be
d. held next week.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
WILL OPEN TOMORROW

The new store with the motto
quick service will open tomorrow
in the building formerly occupied by
!. f. Richardson. A fine stock of fam
lily groceries. candies. fruits, vege-
tables, cigars and tobacco viii be
found on our shelves. One OF the
features Of our business VIII be quick
delivery to all parts of the city. A
first class bakery will be run in con
nection with the store. A strictly
cash business will be conducted.
Delivery wagon will call for and
deliver orders 10 any part OF the city
daily.
NJ. HARRIS. :
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08

RENO, Jan S.-TOmorrow night
he Labor Trades Union will hold
meeting in this city and resolutions
will be drawn up endorsing the ac-
ton taken by Governor Sparks in
the Goldfe!d trouble and condemning
the Western Federation of Labor for
their actions in the southern camp.
The Reno trades union has mem
,ership of over 1000 men and it is
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
ROBBIE DON HIGHWAY

RENO. Jan. S.-Nick Hammersmith,
the pioneer barber of this place, was
held up in front Of the police station
at o'clock last night and at the
point of a gun was relieved Of S..
The hold-up man got away and the
police are still looking for him. This
is one OF the boldest hold-ups of a
recent date
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08

a marriage license was issued last
evening te George Narrel and Miss
Francis Doughty OF San Francisco.
The couple arrived in this city yes
terday from san Francisco but when
they appeared for the license to we'd
found Clerk Patterson out OF town he
being with the board of county com
missioners on the tour Of inspection
of the new bridges recently erected
on the Carson river The couple
waited patiently for his return in
order to secure the coveted piece of
paper.
Livingston has the finest stock of
liquors in the city. Have you tried
them?
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
FOR SALE.

Residence and several lots OF land
in eastern part of city. Home COM
pietely furnished, including piano
Will be sold at reasonable price
Inquire Of Mrs. Jackson.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08

Fleckner has a dainty line OF very
useful fancy boxes, bought from three
Of the largest box factories. We
know how TO put up nice box, any
size. Try US. Near depot. tt
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
CHOCOLATES AND NOUGATS

Ard the place to get them OF the
best brand is at Fleckners. Try
some
Edward Clifford, discoverer OF the
mining camp Of that name in Nye
county is spending several days in
this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
BORN

In San Francisco, Jan. 8, 1908, 10
Mrs Frank Titus, daughter.
Mrs Titus was formerly Miss Flora
Cottrell of this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
RELIEF CORPS DANCE

The ladies of the Relief Corps will
give their annual dance on the even
ing of February 14th at Armory Hail.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
FOR SALE

\ nuw rubber tired buggy, never
been unpacked. VIII be sold cheap for
cash. Apply at this office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-01-08
FRESH CANDIES

Made OF the purest ingredients and
we guarantee them. Try ours for en-
iOymenr. FlecknerS.