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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-10
SHORT ONES .

Virginia City is in the throes of a
cleanup campaign that includes re
construction of old buildings.
Bleriot, aviator, ran into tree
unhurt.
Jim Ierinston spent Wednesday in
Elko, reported to be buying a smelter
Keceiver Hall OF the Nye 4 Orms-
by County bank is in this city for Il
few days on bank business.
Supreme court was in session asail.
row.
Attorney Wilson of Winnemucca is
here for a few days on Legal business.
II. Ii, Springmeyer returned yes
terday from Carson Valley where he
has been for some days on business.
Trees in the capitol park are briu :,
trimmed on dead boughs and 'suck
er' sprouts much needed improve
menC.
George Mills went to Verdi This
morning to inspect the construction
Of the new hatchery at mat place.
A heavy windstorm broke over the
city ...is atternOol sirrihg up thi
dust, jreSa sing a rain storm.
Nobe Jefferson is putting in some
lme examining OId files OF The APP
peal of the Us. He is able to shed
a coed deal of light on the obscure
paragraphs OF lnose dates.
The family OF Mining Inspector
Stuart arrived yester ay evening and
STUART Is espOndin2ly happy.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-10
ONE MOREDAY
TO ARGUE

Argument continued in the distric,
court Oday on the demurrers TO the
complaint of Frank Wiurs. i,r -.
OF the State Bank and Trust Company
against 7. b. Hickey, ct. al, directors
in the put it back suits.
Attorney Allins consumed most OF
the day IN his presentation OF the
matter for the plaintiff side. Allins
is regarded as one of the best at
tOrneyS in the State of Nevada and
his argument to day was poilsnc,.
effort that interruptions did not ci-
tect.
None of the attorneys will venture
SumentS on uemurrerS. The demur-
rers themselves are brought on Ihl
regular statutory grounds, but there
is a latitude for discussion in support
OF them, as we'll as against the mo-
lions.
1t is entirely probable tnat the court
will not be through with tie arsu-
ments until tomorrow evening. if
then
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-10
MINISTER'S. IN CON LOCATION

Ministers of the Episcopal! church
Nevada Mission this morning in ST.
Peters church in this city.
After organization this MCrniAg and
delivered his address this afternoon
The convocation vii continue unit
Sunday. Tonight St. Peters conGrc
HIlJn.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-10
HOW HIS ACCOUNT
HELPED THE BANK
THAT"PERRYSP

In the letter from H. S. Crockett elsewhere in this is
reference made the fact that employees of the bank
specializing with bank money and that the used
was carried as "A. M. Perry, Special" the books.
The general standing of the accounts of the Tonopah
branch given by Cashier Cusman answer to questions
from the Receiver, Frank Wldes.
"Mr. w. and "Mr. c." as given below are Receiver
Wides and Cashier Cusl,man respectively.
will be noticed that Cushman replies to the question
of the receiver the third person, if Perry was real
and real asset instead of dummy for the four
employees of the bank. Cusfman said, HE will pay'
The coloquy follows:
Merchants Hotel Tom Arden) $l33688
MIR. w. What about this account?
Mr. c. We have the hotel leased for $25OOO per month";
We figuring taking in the entire and SELL
ing the lot and furniture and from that can pet about
IS per cent. of the balance due.
Perry A. M. Special $558622.
MIR. w. This account what about it,
MIR. c. Good. He will pay. We have stock security for
some. Some of the boys in the bank interested in
this account
General Conditions:
Mr. c. We have nothing the books that may be collect
ed Immediately all such have been traded or
exchanged but with good and nursing some should
come through.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-10
JUDGE MURPHY is EETTER

lie mas been for two or three days.
His physician hopes to get him out
in a short time.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-10
Copy of Original)
TonOpaa, Nevada, July Il, 1908
Mr.. +. l.. Wiides,
Carson City, Nevada.
Dear Sir,


In
especially A.
made the overdrafs
bank. time Hickey
Mr. Cushman all employees debit should be
cleaned boys could the
ed with NJ Perry have the carried in his My
fellow named May who is somewhere in the East
Holmes who CAL and SIN tn this Rick
think
it
TO you on your visit "nderS' God he told you abo" is account
--ereh
Home Ming CO. Mr. Shelton was the secretary and think he made
all loans Lindsey Smith is Reno working for some
News him than
and | get to with
d. personally all the people can locate
in hit both viii and will what
nad Mcintosh Cal be back for
time but when he does will about getting the 100000 on
the Laundry Morris figuring getting property
turned and then leasing it out
Key Pitt
promised a payment of
These will
lie the dump being through the mill
He with
in the eight months
Morris | will possible cannot
will let know possibility is. We have
the bank
something Broke but
promise to help out they an
Offices be occupied first ard
all the Some month party
desks skeletons $25$$ and Will
stuff off the I
has O that had ter
Merchants Hotel The kick
to lave
The place was vacated on the ls am now ns"r'nt o"
Four Hundred dollars which will be
good price considering the CONDITION of IT,
Fl. CROCKETT
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-10

GOldtieid News has won its fight for
more economy in city expenses.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
From Another Point of View

hailed The
wa n
al
in.
Lieut. Kelley being
senator, the nnih Of Lieut. Kelly
OF
must keep him busy living to both his and his calling
A
in Lincoln Neb has applied three times for the Job for what
for the Jonah
so.
-
hee
chloroformed the
compelled to register,
he all
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
PRESBYTERIAN.

The Rev. Marcus Scott. pastor OF the
4 Central Presbyterian churcil, Will us
liver a lecture on John Knox, Thurs-
CAV evening, jar. IA, In the church'
The primary department ff the High
land Park Presbyterian church, gives
the cantata. Mother Gooses VISIT 10
Santn Claus" Saturday afternoon.
The Italian element In the eastern
Part OF the city. connected with the
Jenerson-ave. Presbyterian churcn;i
held a meeting IN the Newberry chapel
New Years night.
The week OF .rayer Will be observed
r. the Second ave. Presbyterian church'
"a bexinning Jan. 2. The services Will be
Y held every evening and will consist OF
ssrs address cra by tns P PssyeT the
In the Church of the Covenant, the
h week of prayer will be observed Jan
- to 10. with se:vices every night ex-
the pastor, the Rev. Robert j. Young
ID ID. will exchange with the Messrs.
Sutherland. Cameron and Jeffrey
In the Woodward ave. Prssbyterisn
+ church, the Rev Sherman l. Divine,
4 the pastor, will preach sunday morning
At 1910 o'clock on "Watchwords." and
In the evening on "Redeemlng the
n Time"
y The Park Preabyterian church o.
anniversary OF it's organization ~
series OF Interesting. services. begin
I: ming Sunday, Fec 10, and continuing
\ until THURSDAY. The Rev. John Mc-
Z Doweli, formerly pastor Of the Second
a aye Presbyterian church, OF this city,
\ IN the pastor, and the Newark church
Z has prospered greatly under his direc
ton. 1t Is the second largest Freshly
4 fefian church In Newark. having
(. membership OF POI
q The Rev John Britain Clark. .. D.
OF Westminster Presbyterian church,
will preach Sunday morning on seek
n Ne the Lord and Live" HIS evening
subject will be- Now. Co" Friday af
fernoon. az 2:45 O'Clock Mrs. d. u.
& wells. OF Chicago. will address the wo-
mems association on our National As
ina up the study of the bible In gen
ora1. "Hebrew Fiction" to be the sub-
9 5ect for the coming week.
Meetings will he held every evening
during the week OF prayer, beginning
1tnext Monday, in Emmanuel Presbyter4
. Ian church. Thursday evening, tho
DAstor. the Rev. A III. Cameron, will
Exchange with the Rev. Robert Young
= ~. ID. ot the Church OF the Covenant
hopd OF the church will be held Mon
6ay evening at s;i5 o'clock. New mem
1era will be received Sunday, Jan. 10,
which fs communion day Jan. 10-iT.
viii be observed as the week OF prayer
. ~ the woodmsre branch with tho
xord's supper and the reception OF new
<1sembsrs at the closing services.
IA watch night services were held in
+ <he Grand River-ave. Methodist church
4 huraday night. the Scovel Memorial
fosbyterian church Joining with this
||k0rch IN celebrating the event Ths
Row. james u. JEFFREY. OF the Scovci
xhurch preached the sermon. The
hr1etn1As entertainment IN the Scovel
&uroh Tuesday evening was giving
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
Just Recognition
Is Extended to a
Most Worthy Work
handsome New Home for the
v. N. C. A. q Credit To the Men
Who Hustled and To the City
In General.

upon who their attention to outside
matters only through personal sacrifice
vigorous which made for the funds to build
this home the for suitable site and the super
building heavy the time OF those
addition which they gave
freely Of their purses.
gratifying that Detroit numbers such men and
that so conmendable M A. has their in
Without contributed in proportion
their building would have been impossible so to
community large for their part
raising dedicated such worthy cause
building the world given exclusively 10
Y. M. c. A. purposes.
presence striking testimony citys interest in the
health reflects much credit all Detroit
scope being carried by this associa-
tion the world over is gigantic in its proportions
It lines railways follows the Panama canal and goes to the
field Philippines remains established IN
The interest of Christian civilization the
work successful and has brought results by bring
inc the church down town and offering young
enter it
It's gymnasium feature appeals the boys and
receptive harmful paths into contact with
healthest environment
The work has fruitful for conunctve feature IN tram
ing the minds morals and muscles
Eiehty-four new buildings costing were
during year under construction
raised for the part from public
figures supply idea of the amount OF in
terest IS being manifested in the work.
particular the association and look
to kindo they in their employ
workers in the association the president
Chesapeake Ohio railway Mr. George Stevens who
enough consider the moral status of the
support the operation his great system
A. good standing in the association is
omnendation that will consider
The man in strange city need go no farther
association home for assistance estab
fishing himself.
He is welcome there and wanted
worthy brothers help there brothers to
right and helping hand ever out
stretched.
association the city particular
therefore readily established.
recognition of such Importance and in their efforts to
grand all those who the of dollar or
of their influence alone have
possible this testimonial to their
in coming look with satisfaction
encouraged broader
activities
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
DETROIT CHURCHES

! one. About 10. were present Wed
nesday afternoon one of the classes ~
the sunday school gave n supper anc
entertainment for some 30 children whC
otherwise would have been forgotten.
The Rev. w. Jaquess. OF the Trum.
bull-ave. Presbyterian church, Will
preach sunday morning on The Chris
tlans Commission and in the evening
ment. The week OF prayer will be oh.
served In the church next week. sew
wees TO be held every evening. except
, Ins ,Sa'uEsGay and to end With com
tertainment for the primary and kin
dergarten departments took place
Tuesday evening OF this week. and con-
sisted OF social time. games and re-
freshments, and n stereopticon enter
tainment by Robert Morton.
Next Monday, a series OF special
meetings for the week OF prayer will
begin in the Jefferson Presbyter-
the week. excepting Saturday. The
TOPICS for the evenings Will be. God
Hath spoken" God Is Faithful" Go.
Thought for Things Honorable" and
The Signs OF tbs Times" The week
viii close with communion Sunday
ing, the pastor the Rev. a. II Barr
= D., Will preach on Beginning the
Year with God" and his evening topic
'riil be Watch AMI Pray" The classes
open next week.
In the Presbyterian ministers meet
ing last Monday morning. the Rev.
James jeffrey read paper on the En-
manuel movement Next week III :
ministers will discuss new plan for
providing for aged and sick ministers
and their families There Is at present
fund known "a the ministerial fund
which has gone Tor the care and main
tena nee OF ministers worn out I'm tho
service, and for widows, but the fund
Is not equal 10 the demand and the
assembly proposed a new plan for rails
ine additional funds. This will be dis
cussed in tho meeting
The week OF prayer Will be observed
/ n nearly all Of tho local Presbyterian
c0uTcheu. tho week beginning Monday.
! Ian. 4. IN the Woodward-aVe. church
there VAL be % cottage PRAYER meet
ingS held In the various hon6s OF the
/ congregation. i've each evening, with
I leaders from members OF the Brother
/ hood. In the Cadillac-ave church
/ meetings Will 10 hold every evening
/ the topics Tor the addresses TO be a.
I Thou AT Fallen" Remember How
Thou Hast Received, = ''Remembcr
Jesus Chriat,". "Tememoer the words
q o., the ri I.oTa Icsas;" end 'RsrmembeI
/ he Cedillac-ave. church went 10 %
mas carols. repeating these carols ut
the SUNDAY morning service.
The week OF prayer VIII be observed
/ IN the Church OF the Covenant next
week with services and an address
SSySe eyer evening. excepting Saturday.
f, y. D.. Will exchange pulpits three even T.
inss with other elerFymen as follows.
4 Tuesday evening will the rev. D. Z
sutherland; Thursday evening, with the
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
CHAPTER VIII.

The lndiscretion of Anne-MarIe. -
Bracard knew that Grace had told
him the truth; that he was dashing
himself to pieces against the little
heart OF woman who did not love
him. But he would go on. He had
never in all the years of his life
years OF desperate fighting-acknowl
edged defeat. and he would not do so
now.
The crushing knowledge that hls
wiIe held him In such contempt that
she turned from his loathed prefer
or love to the embraces OF another
man instead of making him despise
her. filled him with pity and strength
ened his resolve to save her from her.
self and To make her love him.
But lie would find his rival and
would crush him until he lay with
Ing, broken. helpless and exposed His
hour was close at hand now, and there
was no longer time to wait He would
go forth TO meet il.
| He strobe TO the door. where a ser
want waited with his hat and a light
overcoat, which he threw on. Then
he entered his waiting automobile.
The chauffeur. already instructed
touched his levers, and they sped
through the silent, almost deserted.
streets OF Paris To- the railway station.
There Brachard had arranged for his
confidential agent on the Stock Eek.
change and general man OF business.
Henri Deveaux, TO meet him and re-
ceive final instructions.
Deveaux was waiting impatientIy.
There remained but Ave minutes no.
fore train time when Brachard stepped
into the station and greeted him.
CURLY.
|. Good evening Monsieur Brachard:
I feared you might be late" Deyeaux
hurriedly greeted him.
mo danger; take notes of these IN.
structions." Brachard said CURLY.
Making Up His Mind.
In his ordinary, quick, jerky tone he
dictated directions for the manipula.
ton OF Egyptian Copper on the NOR
row. in campaign that was to send
the price of the stock up to a thous
and. When he had finished and Dew.
eaux had put away his note book,
Brachard said:
Now. / won't detain you any long.
or. Don't stay TO see me of. NV
chauffeur will drive you home.'
Deveaux protested that he would 90
home in cab. Brachard led him out
side. where his car was waiting.
Francois, drive Monsieur Deveaux
to his house" he ordered. Come. get
in, I shall miss my train"
Still protesting. Deveaux entered
the luxurious car and was driven
away. Brachard re-entered the station
and paced up and down the floor In
moody silence. The hour for the de-
parture Of his train came and passed.
and still he walked restlessly up and
down. A quarter Of an hour sped by
and he had made up his mind.
tContinued Monday
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
THE DICTIONARY
MISINFORM ATION
BY wEx JONES.
BRICK-A common argument.

BRICK-A common argument.
CREAM-Milk's unearned incre'
ment.
FAUNA-Thinss to kill.
| do not pot lions for fun. but solely
as faunal naturalst.--T. Roosevelt.
FICTION-A kind Of writing pro-
duced 70 keep the libraries open.
JOY RIDE-When the conductor
doesn't collect your fare.
MILTON-A blind man who used 10
write poetry, part Of which IL read by
essayists on each tercentenary OF his
birth.
Milton. they name is like a bell
Sonnet by BREWER Minion. Mote
This Is poetic license. The name
sounds more like salmon roe)
PoTATo-A frustrated peach.
PuP-An undignined dog.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02

suffered. WE'LL have just learned
that you are leaving for London.
True: In i've minutes ! must DO
OF"
is your trip very Important"
Very"
In that case She hesitated.
his eyebrows bent together.
Go on" he commanded.
II intended To advise you not TO go
to pretend To leave. but To remain
In Paris
Why" he asked.
Well am sure of nothing, you un'.
derstand. nothing. But II you return
to your house at about II o'clock and
knock on your wife's door
Well" he cried wildly. his eyes
burning as he gazed AT her.
Don't ask me any MORE" she said
fearfully.
Good" Brachard said, controlling
himself again with an effort. There
was pause during which he drew
cut his watch. Grace watched him
curiousy.
Then you will not go 10 London?"
she asked
Brachard shrugged his shoulders
and sail nothing, only looking at her
quizzically.
You will go?" she asked again.
The same gesture and look was her
answer.
what Are You Going to Do"
What are you going to do?" she
asked. consumed by curiosity.
This time Brachard smiled grimly,
and she exclaimed petulantly:
"Oh. you are dumb. are you9 You've
gone back into your shell. Well, well,
| shan't insist. I'm not curious, but
one OF these days. jacques
He smiled again with another con
temptuous movement OF his big shoul.
ders az she walked toward the vesti-
bule. She turned as she reached the
door
Yes, my good friend; shrug your
shoulders as much as you like; open
your eyes or close them IL you like,
conceal what you think from me IL
you please. but don't neglect the ad-
wee OF friend-a woman. Remain
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

The national child labor committee
has designated Sunday. Jan. 20, or Sat
urday. Jan. 2S. as child labor day. and
through the religious press rs appeal
ing TO the clergymen OF the country
70 devote some part OF the day 10 the
interests OF child workers IN factories.
mines, mills and sweatshops. The COM
mtttee asks clergymcn TO speak on the
subject of child labor at regular SER
day schools or the young peoples so.
ciety meetings
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02

The following Is an average monthly
report OF the Army y. NJ e. A. work
at Fort Wayne: Attendance at rooms
2S05. number OF letters written, 364
pieces OF literature distributed IS:
visits OF secretary 20 guard house, IL:
visits OF secretary 10 hospital, Il, at
tendance at religious services, 20, at
tendance at Bible classes, rs: number
of library books used. 1sb; attendance
Mt socials and entertainments, $50:
checkers. chess dominoes and other
games played. LOO. number OF games
of basketball played in home gymna-
stun. 49, number OF games OF basket
ball played outside. II.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
LUTHERAN.

In st. PauTs English Lutheran
church. sixteenth and breckenridge
SITS, the Rev. F. G. Longaker. pastor.
will preach Sunday morning on The
Sunday school: It's Origin and Object"
X. y. Sundstrom, recently elected su-
perintendent Of this school, Will be
formally installed AT this service The
evening subject will he THE Name
That Wins" Good music at all the
services. strangers will receive a cor
dial welcome
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.

Charles Phillips. OF Trinceron univer-
sity, VIII preach sunday morning in the
Advent Christian church, Bethune-av
and Beaubien-st In the evening, Pas
tor VIM. a. Burch wall speak on the
topic. How Are Earthquakes a Sign OF
the Approaching Advent OF our Lorc?'
There Will be Sunday school at II
o'clock, noon
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02

Rev. A. III. Cameron, and Sunday even
ing with the Rev. James p. Jeffrey. The
second Sunday III January will be COM
nunion SUNDAY In nearly all OF the
Presbyterian churches of the city. A
Christmas festival was given in the
new Church OF the Covenant, Wednes-
day night. A feature OF the program
was chorus OF Ave little girls. about
Sleepy song" e5wnsd in long white
robes and carrying lighted candles. and
group OF older boys who sang The
Sand Man"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02

city. Is spending The holiday season
with his parents. Mr.. Soest Is theo-
logical student In ~. Mary's seminary.
Cincinnati, and is candidate for or
dination To the priesthood.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
PASTORS, Union

W. d. Southwlck will be the prln-
cipal speaker In the next meeting Of
the Pastors union. 10 be held in the
Central Methodist Episcopal church
Monday morning. Jan. 10, when he will
tell OF his experiences with Saloon
keeper Moore. and how be succeeded In
having the saloon closing laws obeyed.
q. W Morrow. OF the Anti-Saioon
league. will also speak
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
The Truth No Matte,
Wbom Ii Helps or Hurts.

The imposing and handsome
new home of the Young Mems
Christian association in Detroit,
thrown open to the public on
New Years day, will stand
through all the coming years as a
monument to those public-spirit-
ed citizens whose efforts were
given to its building.
These citizens are men who
have heavy business responsible
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
"SAMSON'' 1 JOSEPH
O,PpJC,

noveation OF the play now running a. hs Criterion
by Henri Bernstein, author lInlef ana
Israel" published by Permission ~ charles FrohmaH)
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
CHRISTIAN.

The Rev. c. ]. Tannar. OF the Cen
trail Christian church. will preach Sun.
day morning on The Voice OF the New
Year" His evening topic will be- Lib
erty to choose"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
JEWISH

The subject OF Rabbi Franklln's SER
mon Sunday In Temple Beth FL will be
"The Higher Criticism" Services begin
at 10:i5 a. m.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-02
CATHOLIC.

The Rev. Joseph q Dohorty. pastor
or st, Vincent's Catholic church. re
ceived two handsome Christmas gifts
from members OF Two Churcn societies.
The children 81 Mary presented him
with u handsome cloak, the joint gift
or the society and tho school children.
and the Youna Ladies' sodaiity gave
him cassock. The presentation
marked tho close OF an sntortailment
Lawrenos soest, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph soest Of Sheridan ave. this