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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Snlanbiibes. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9iNriet GoIit,a bia.

sits @aibington D~erlaut;t: BE
praicntdilt Scott bon 3anfdss Wors
libcr bes ,6uus sGomites fir 2anbs
pirtbidaft, bat aeitern cine gia ein>
gebradt, Die ben 3anbel mil Wci3en,
8ntmlpoue unb nnberen fanbipirtbT
ihaftlifen Sroouften rerbietet. Scott
erfldrts: v@ir baben getul9 8epubli>
faner unb Semofrnten. I'm Die In@
nabme oieier Bill o%urf5uiesen. obcr
bieienige elmer nnberen, Die lid IN
dbnliher &idtun9 beipegt, in Der
nddliten reguldren Seiiion bes Con-
ereiies. Sie Sauptinhe lit, bafiir
81 iorsen, baB cine WaBresel cntlporz
lem mirb, Die Der @erfaiIung cntz
ipritt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-27
..S6 iuirOc Itcber Ncrbeu.
3Oftcr.

als ba6 i6 mir meme Siibc abifneis
Den licBe", iaste W. 8. @insham bon
Yrincepile. 81. ~Gber, Sic fuerben
an faltem Sranb (pel6e bereits adj
3eben abeefrclien batte) iterber. lpenn
Sic eS ni6t 3ulaf1en", iagten aIe
SerSts. Stait Sclien gebraufte CT
Vndlcn's Irnifa Snlbe, bis CT
edn8lid furirt mar. Die &nren bon
gc3ema, Sieberpunoen, @eidpiiren,
granbnuuben unb Sdmorrboioen, bic
bieielbe poQbrinat, ieben Die @elt in
Staunen. 20 Gents IN 3. W.
8 Gpotbcfe, 656 Drain Str.,
Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-27
0or Dent 8t6tcrftmbI.

g. 8. 8rotbn. Gin Ippofat bon
Yittsfielb. ST.. ihreibt: v@ir baben
Or. Sings Stem Size Yiaen icit Sab
rem aebrauft unb tetrahten pieIelben
ais cine 10 por5iali6e Samiiienz
Ar5nei. bab mir niflt obnc bieielben
iein ipnlIten." Sci Sdlen bon Sic
bcrirpit, @~eritopfung, giai0iitdt uno
frnnfbaftem aopfrpeb iuirfcn bielelben
@unbcr. 25 Gents in &. B.
8netc's apotbcfe. 656 Drain Ctr,
SlibuaIe, Soipd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-27

Sic @ebenfen. Die man aegen
isnes in S~flabonna cingefiibrte @eies,
eab Der Staat Den &uubeu elmer 9nnf
ibrc Ginlasen %garanticrt, porgebraht
Eat. i6einen Bonn bpb nuf ri6tigen
Yorausiesun9en1 81 6eruben. Sm
.Sourndl Of Yolitical GcunomD" lit
cine Ibbanblung peroffcntliht. berel
Verfaiier inter Den Sanfen beS neiicn
Staates eriinblihe llmidau gebaIten
bat. isle er melbet, bat lett Or
laiirug Res 8eriiherimgs9eiebcs IN
Stlnboma cine cbenio ausgebebntc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-27
ct. 9(mtpmins Miiiipl,.
aam! 4autems,aAen tnniaa.n 1amr ausm nm,eren gsesIssatern.

1anf! fautenoiaHen tnnoan 7amf uenm nwrem sobI.hatrn!
pabi M mr &trhe @tmrwoAnans unSs duu. u f6Gm. $50.
Wr ha6enb erets NTH ZEN gaub Der Ghruphnumg mb Der Gatnha besornG 5ee Bhre
babGdheenm mir 10 anee ais tsmpordrea Stride III beuutenU BITS Gel gnlg Iporaanonm y pie
aMhs Su bssn. nTsr saT gnSSt@Mtn ntm thsn amsanSm eranbra sas% a nus S mnssns
MUmn rWnfren unb al oos Cute has h utter hbmererN rbet ppnmaht babe prniften &t
Wsrttw hL id babe feline 9SSetansSfwaionne mnb' feline eHfiuMesn mar SpHnans.
au spsS tnfomna ipo man6er get imn abrw arrtn nbi ebel 2h BIN ians,
br naben Sntunh3 u Stnnbe tpmnn gRene 6ofnune berubt duf Iu6, IcSe eer! -
.hMe Bnpehhth6, ba8 Se ms beeu nUoeu bas beeounene aouihe Wrf bal@9n 81. oden.
ben, bHas sM IN Sbrem esr hr be @abretms unfrssb dhsmS imeHs nns nnes hhahe
7e YRuion III Der etmtse Woryoaem os Acknowledgement in auem IS BET 20 Weuen suh.n
onR ohoH oplntp TeMe Tfaunnber fuba arm b pobrenp e;hrnt toisihd no bic
.3a bin oejigen,d bic ms oepohea babn. er banf5ar uub boRe bha e INNS aud in
br9 mMMt unterhIWn psrm. 10. % -
Semstpno en ms nod niht shcn.nh abenm 5hte i'd ;urh: LII br gnH Sahs wiast
Est TING Sa gs"s Sic cue To bur ss as s"Ss,s saa,a = IT, s sassr n %s @ mSn essaa az Si fm ssSs
in oanenoesS em irb bohbL ahasiframent 5n bdtem. a&~t&E~N %t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-27

SStt,iidt nidt terihliebsn fDnner. hdB
irsenb Ser1aup I'M IterbaIsS cparte@
n,ent et1cu rerben 9icdenfeblcr sgcf
maGt bot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MnslanDii9es.5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Scutihtano.
Waiern.

Inner fonieIther baieriIfer
Sofidauipieler ,aopnie" Sreher fcbrt
ipiebcr Deim nah Wiinhen! @it
bicier Nnd,riht bDrten mir nod
S~plsenbes o &onrab aus bem ume@
ritnniifen oSeutin> Itben", Mii@
irnufee: Serr Oreber mar baielblt
fiir5IiG Sat bon Sotelier Sbomds
Srobooa bonn @lobe 5otel. Der linn
Gin lufuqiihes Wabl. 0rcber's Miins
fener 2eibipciie. porieste. Ser @ait
mar ent5iidt iiber Die Speilc unO
plalioerte oics cinem @ilipaufee'r 3eis
tungsmanne ans unb ia9te Damn, onB
CT nod ME 10 out IN Mmerifd. gclpeiit
babe, ipic bel icineIn Sreuube Sno>
bnbal Ser WiIipautee'r 3citungsbes
ridbt ipurbc in Mep gorf seleicn, uno
nun fielcn Die bortigen Sreunbe uno
8Dnl1er bon aunrao Sreber. nnD Die
Sptelicrs iiber ben iIuitren 8nlt ltno
| Soiihduipielcr her, inbemt lie Die
falihc 8cbaupiuns nuiitcntcn, bieicr
babe seiagt, Dab bas Glen III Gotham
Sin nid,t gut senus ici. nno in Den
Stem 9orfer 3eituneen erld,tenen
i~pnltenlan9c Irtifel. lpieige, ipeniger
lpibigc unp iogar ernfte.
Mls apnrab Oreber mad Sem Yorf
3urildfebrte, nurne er einfah nit
Sraaen bciriirmt unb Srterpietps
bpmbarbicrt Oh bes g1lens beim
Thomas Snoboba.
Scrr Sreber lpmBte iih fnum 5i
ncbren nrb 5n rctteit utp bcltteg Der,
Ycaaius, ihidte elm @ebiht log, Inn
sic Neip Porter ipieber cinigermaBen
81 beidnftiaen. Sier lit es I'M
@ortlaut:
nSeut' bob ih Seinen .Spceb" 8ez
gelelen,
| @ie ib beim Slpbbpna ~eeipeien,
llnb luas i'd, and 9eiprohen bort,
So6 itimmt Die Sd6e nift dnfs
@prt;
Genn man ipirb oft in fremben onnben
| Sm Sialeft nift gan5 %perltanben. -
| Sd iaate nlir: Sd freu' mid iebr,
SAP bier Die Slide iiibbeitid mar
Scnn bas lei mir Der liebite Sdmaus!
ltnb on lag Ser mas anb'res 'raus,
Ger Den Mrtifel bat eeihrieben.
llnb bat ben Ilsbrlid iibertrieben. -
Sd lperbe niernals CO risfiercn,
Sic 8aitfreunbIhaft au fritiiiercn,
llnb babel Sbrc Sod uno &iifcn
gu frdnten 10 nit meinen SpriiHen-
ga man BEL Sln5n Mro Wfnrttn,
Saron itnb 0iihptp ipie Ioaauin,
Sei @albprf linb in alien &lub'en
&riest quite Iuitern, 8lciIG uno
Suppen.
MnG Die @cmiiie, Sancen. Shncden.
Dies lam &eseiltcrung MIR ers
lpeden; -
lttlo lobcno ih bappn MIR planper.
BLOB DEN .8elib 8arbit" unb Siam
9boipber",
&pnnt i6 nidt I6luden uno ntht
fau'u.
Mlnn braildlt nift Il1es grab berbmi'n II,
Senn ipds Der Cine fam p%ertraeen,
Sas liegt DEM Inbercn bait I'M
Wogeu.
Sod ionit bnb' ih I'M gar5en 8robcn
Nur C8ltes in Nem Dorf senoncn,
llnb fpirb mfrs Sdidial sndbig iein,
acbr' id, in 3tpei Sabr fpieocr Gin. -
g @otcl Neip gorf bait &einer bober,
8ie Gucr 8ait, Der &onraS
Sreber."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-27

P $50 msos BEN myians eput ba ow etusasn @asb ant9ata nS ,pwmpt bstatssr
mbn nit bere mptangsbehdnguns dr ihoues 9hbb hh. Gerisns uo os b. nuntns enoet
NbtMrt b@ BrRhs bs bpfmlrbhhen 4umoB; -
Hdn Heber Saer Graz. = Sic haNnm abousrW Me 6ehnnng nr bic Mtmpen osMe
5bre semahnnsn eas.n osb aaa eassrasn. wasn otewsuoia uar nn ans baIraSs gMalaou
IN Nahuham M grnuoeh z b bepoam6htgeS e nit her Sunnlnng uou nnoM Waoenfo ruu'
tohren bis ah menem Guahtm or9 Wd bereben oontdnhge rraht it, .ma
Sbr tuer Thnerh 99dta - q. -. &eahn8. Bhhpf pomV otbamptoh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-27
8aben.

.... NuUSus
9us gnben : gaben pcrldutet:
lieutenant @raes. Der am 10. Iuault
1907 pou 0arSes< Salnam. Oeuti6s
Sitairita, in eitem eigens fir Die
Sabrt conitruirten IMton,obil aufs
brad, INN Mfrifa gu ourhqiIeren, bat
aus 8obnlbibs, in Seutih>S iibmeits
afrifa, mo or loeben dngeldngt iii, eine
S6iloeruns ber 2eiben unb Strapaz
gen bierbcr t%elegranbirt Die er bein,
S%nrdbqueren Der @iiitc &nlabari, mas
50 Gage in Inipruh nabm bat bnr1r
madden miiiien. Ginnlal mar 2ielttez
nnnt @raee genOtbigt, elm Eager aufs
5uiblasen unb cine Sdmieoe gu err
ridten, Inn Die Ste1lerlins gu repas
riren, ipGbrenb 2Dtpen unb Nilpferbe
bas Eager umfreiiten. Sn Dem
ldipsren Sanbe fonnte bas Iutomobil
nid6t mcbr nls brei Weilen per Stunoe
MADDEN nm babel perbrdilftc es prr
Weilc ie1s Otter @aiolin. 4ls er
cinmal pcrirrt mar, mubte lieutenant
@raeb einen Gag unb cine Tahi
iuGen. ebc er Waiier fam. Inter-
beiien bate fem BON Snrit seqidltei
NaIdiniit bon benz @aiolin getrunfen.
mas 3Ilr Solgc bate. baB er in eir
befiiaes Sieber perfiel unb bier Gage
5ipiiden SpD utb 2eben i6mebte.
lieutenant 8raeb ndbert lid ieet ieis
ncm 3iele Sipafopmunb. nad)bem CT
adt3sbn Wonate binburh fat iibers
mcnidlide 2eibsn burdscmadt bat,
- 8ie Der .Sauptmann bon Scope
mid" aus S~eibelberg binaus9earauli
tpuroe, barber geben aus Der Nedars
itabt folsenoe intereiiante Wittbeiluns
gen 5n: @ilbelm @ost mar o einiger
Sagcn. bon Niirnbers fommeno, in
&eibelbcrg ein9etroffcn, no or nit ieis
mem ~Sripatiefretdr" I'M .giiigbaus"
Ibiteigeauarticr be5og. Sort idniti
i'm Die Yoli3ei 9du5lid bonn @crfeb,
nit Der Nubenpelt nb; mebrere Dor
ibm in Yripatbauiern sen,ietbete Sims
mer mllbte er nuf Iernnlniiuna Del
Solicit rdumer. nobel linn nngcbrobi
puroe. bnb. fills er Elm 6otel be3iebe,
er ermittiert perbep piirbe. Ils
@rgt am Mbenb bas Ebeater bciud)eu
ipollte. mnrbe linn Der gintritt poli5eis
liherieits perlpeigert. obfpobl er I'M
Seiise zines aiiltigen 8iqetts mar,
Wogt benbiihtigte. Die 1abndbmcr
Ger 8eibclberger 8eborbe nidt obnc
@citeres bin5unebnlen; er bceab lid
am Iorsen 5um 2anoesfommiiiar
mad @annbeim. nm Yeibfperbe 81
iiibren. Sails bieie obne grfola
bteibt. ipia or lid en ben baOii6en
Suitiaminiiter nenoen. Yorerli
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28
FOURTH SEASON. OF SUCCESS

The advertised engagement of Lu-
ella Morey in Clarence Benefits
great play, is worthy of the attention
it eXcites. Men will ever differ in op-
inions, but truth is acknowledged ev-
en- when convictions regret its bril-
liant uses. 1t is difficult to conceive
of anything but good coming from a
performance of The Holy City"
Hardened sinners cannot dispute it's
facts; humble sinners will accept its
teachings, and sancitified saints may
gain instead of losing if they absorb
the play from the rising Of the cur
tain until it closes to view the artist
authors dramatic and picturesque
story of Jerusalem, its people, its
sorrows and its joys. The fourth
s ason of this remarkable drama is
great in its achievements.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28
SALMON ARE IN
FINE CONDITION

Up at the fish hatchery on the Mills
wigglers that are getting the best
care expect fish cultursts can give
them. These are salmon which are
to be planted in Nevada creeks, riv
ers and lakes as soon as they are
large enough to forage for themsel-
YES in the open water
Commissioner Mills intends to
stock the streams with these fish in
the hope that ,ney will thrive and
fish that to say the least is a great
delicacy The salmon has been known
to attain a goodly size in fresh wa
te under very favorable conditions
and with the clear water of the
mountains, the ample food in the
lakes, they should grow fast in this
state.
Some were planted many years ago
in Tahoe as an experiment and were
ter planting The number planted
was small but several hundred sal
mon ranging from one and a half to
three pounds in weight were taken,
showing that they grow fast and are
hardy AS to whether they will breed
without salt water to fall back upon
before and after spawning season, re-
mains to be seen.
A shipment of 100000 trout spawn
arrived this morning from a hatchery
charge at once by the culturists and
placed in the troughs for Matching.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ATTACHE BILL FOUGHT
OUT BY ASSEMBLY

Both houses met this morning to
thresh out little matters that had
caused trouble for several days
In the assembly the question of
consideration.
Assemblyman Todd, from Douglass
arose and demanded a job for Miss
Merrck as he claimed his county had
been slighted in the apportionment
The swearing in of the attaches at
the beginning of the session caused
more trouble than any other one act
so far committed. Every man in the
house was puzzled as to the validity
Of the act, claiming that the act was
erroneous, as more persons had been
sworn in than jobs wre created for.
Some hot remarks passed around
when Folsom moved that the persons
in question be sworn in and the mat
ter settled.
Neill. of White Pine acceded to the
demands of Todd and withdrew the
names he had proposed. saying that
he had always felt his county nad
been slighted but he also believed Mr.
Todd was entitled to more patronage.
Folsom asked the opinion of Lem
Allen on the question and the latter
unlOaded a weighty opinion which
seemed to relieve the situation very
much.
Folsom moved that the name of
Miss Smithlein be substituted for that
of Miss Merrick. who had been sworn
in before.
This miXup which many members
evidently misunderstood was cleared
when the fact was brought out that
Miss Merrck was already busy with
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28
PERSONAL

H. w. Huskey iawye is a H.,
capital endeavoring to prevent some
legislation he does not like.
State Engineer Nicholar returned
from short trip this morning.
Assemblyman Berry was one #
t., Sc wno missed the morning S.
sion on account of late trains.
Secretary of State Douglass went
to Virginia City this morning to take
charge of the fire fighting force in
the mines of which he is supern-
terdent
One of the most unique windows
in this city is that Of the SHUTTER ci-
gar store where a display of fancy
cigarettes is made.
COqueln, the greatest comedian of
the 18th century, according to Eu-
ropean critics, is dead in France
The Supreme Court will decide on
the point of the sufficiency of the
Nye county Indictment against T. B.
Hickey, Monday.
Hal Lennon wears a smile that
wont come off-all three power plants
have been cut in.
A. Hiffen is here on business. He
came up from Virginia last night.
Albert Baroni is visiting from Day
ton. NFWWXE
Attorney POujade went down to Re
no last night on business.
VIM. Moss, who's mother is serious
| ly i'll in San Francisco, left for that
place last night.
Karl Sylh passed through Carson
on his way to San Francisco last
| night
w R. Wise of Tonopah is a Carson
! visitor for a few days.
c. F. Cults departed on business
| trip last night.
J. F. Adams has returned to look
after various improvements being
made in the telephone lines here.
| ThOs Heidenreicn and Matt Far
rell are in attendance at the bedside
of an aunt wnO is seriously i'll in
J San Francisco.
| Mrs L. C. Tognini returned last
| evening from a long visit with her
| sister in San Francisco.
! Steve Lavaroni is visiting friends
here before leaving for California TO
| work in mine in which he is inter
ested
M. Baker and his son were drown
ed in Birth Creek, Washington, by
the capsizing Of their launch.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28
STATEBOARDGRANTS
LOT OF CERTIFICATES

The State Board of Education
| which has been in session since
Tuesday the 10Th has completed the
| work of examination of the 43 sets
of papers handed in.
The examination embraced % sub
jects and as many as ten pages on
one subject were handed in.
The grading of tne papers took
three days and as completed shows
% certificates granted out of 43 ap-
plicants.
The persons granted grammar
grade certificates are:
Howard w. Lauer Paul |. DOugher-
ty, Mary NJ. Lewis, Chas. Haentjens,
Phyllis c. Burnett and Ida J. Fisher.
Primary school certificates were
Catherin H. Carpenter. Margaret ].
Kenny, Winnie T. Chamberlin. Zada
H. Rhodes. Bertha Burrows, Mabel
Grumpy. Louis H. Peterson, William
I. Morris. ]. Clyde McCrea, Eta Nc
Mullen. Sara C. Folsom. Grace L..
Harvey, Jane Hopkins. Pauline Weur
tele, Ray w. Canaga, Alice H. Wat
kins, Rose l.. Todd.
Out of the 43 applicants only two
were for high school certificates and
both of these failed On applicant.
however, receiving a primary certi
ficate as she took all three eXamina
tions.
The board is greatly satisfied with
the work and at the percentage of
passing applicants.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28
RENO GIRL
DISAPPEARS

RENO, Jan. 2S.-Miss May Mcbride
the beautiful 15-year-old daughter of
Dairyman Mcbride of the east end
of the city near the gypsum plant,
has been missing since last Friday af-
ternoon. William Leavery, age 19,
until last night in charge of the fur
mace of the Hotel Reno and driver of
the nOtel bus, is also missing
The mother of the girl is distracted
with grief over the mysterious dis
appearance and the father arose from
a sick bed and has continued an un-
interrupted search for his daughter
without securing the remOtest clue as
to where she may be located A de-
scriptiOn of the girl was sent abroad
yesterday by the r0lice in hopes of
securing some information regarding
her whereabouts.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28

j" re Dodge returned from Reno
This morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28

I her committee work and it was or
dered that Miss Smithlein's name be
! put down instead.
Speaker Giffen arose and said that
ne had been bothered more by trivial,
| petty, small matters than by any
other question he has had to do with
at any time during the campaign and
after his election as speaker of the
house. He expressed himself very
forcibly and said he hoped that tle
members Of the house would soon
realize the Importance of the duties
placed upon them by the people who
had honored them with tneir conf
dence. He said he wanted this mat
ter settled once and for all
After this burst of impatience he
called for the questions of the house
upon FOlsom's motion. Several re-
marks were made but the motion
was carried.
Giffin appointed a committee of
ii rec to vait upon one of the SUI
preme judges and ask him to swear
the new attaches in. Judge Sweeney
appeared and proceeded with the for
mality
After the judge had departed Allen
moved to submit vote of thanks to
the various justices for their kind
ness so far during the session. The
motion was greeted vita considerable
applause and a motion for adjourn
E.ent was carried
The attaches added this morning
are: NJ. F. Jordon, Washoe; ]. w.
COnnelli, Lyon, John Burke, WashOe,
Miss Smithlien, Lander, T. ]. Salter
Esmeralda, James Sullivan, Ormsby;
N. B. Harris, Lincoln.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28
HUGE Tunnel BURNS
FROM COMBINATION
TO WARD SHAFT

I Is. the water will be blocked and the
rines will fill up again. This will
mean the swamping of the big pumps
in the Ward and months of time to
drair the mines again. The water
pipa in the tunnel was damaged badly
almost at once and it was the lack
of water as much as anything else
tnat allowed the fire to gain such a
leadway.
Every superintendent and every
mlrer on the Comstock is on duty
made to stop the fire from going fur
tn2r than the south drift. Hundreds
of feet of the tunnel have been al,
ready damaged so badly that it will
have to be rebuilt.
''his is the first serious fire under
ground on the ComstOck since the
big fire in the Belcher. The SutTO
tunnel drains all the mines and was
completed about 80 years ago. With
Tile ldltTdlS IL eNtenuS LOT Nearly ten
miles underground and the point
where the fire broke out is nearly
four mics from the entrance.
The electric car passed through to
the Crown Point shortly half past
five. At six the crew working at the
Savage outlet came to the tunnel to
eat supper. The men smelied smoke
and began an investigation They
walked east toward the north lateral
opening where they found the fire
The fire by this time was blazing
all around the big chamber at the
mouth of the north lateral and this
was bulkheaded up by the Con. Vir-
ginia crew The Combination crew
bulllheaded that lateral and the Ward
Shaft men came down as did the Sav,
age crew.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28
N. SOLD
TO w. F.. is
REPORT

A report reached this city today
to the effect that the Western Pacific
has closed a bargain for the N. C. &
O. railroad, the narrow guage line
that extends north of Reno to Made
line.
The Western Pacific crosses this
line about 80 miles north of Reno
and the deal has been on for some
time. The narrow guage people have
been putting in extensions from time
to time and have planned to run as
far north as the Klamath lake coun-
try.
Plans of the Western Pacific are to
broad guage the road, use it as
feeder for the Washoe country and to
extend it as a broad guage at once
TO klamath lake.
This move means that the Western
Pacific will land freight and passen-
gers in Reno as quickly and as cheap
ly as the Southern Pacific, though
the matter of competition amounts to
little as the road is controlled by the
Hartman interests who took the
Goulds into camp a few months ago.
The n. c. and o. owns no crossing
over the Southern Pacific tracks so
that it is not probable the Western
Pacific will extend it's line south Of
Reno
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28
TO CODIFY
NEvADALAWS

There is a general demand from
all parts of the state for the codifica-
tiOn of our laws. The last compila-
ton of the statutes was made in
1900, We believe. and even that has
proven defective and unsatisfactory
in the extreme. 1t was poorly index
ed and arranged and, according to
the best informed attorneys, is utter
ly unreliable even for the period
which ii is supposed to cover The
effect of this lack of a proper cOdi-
fication to date is that law suppOs-
I'd to be in effect has been entirely
superseded by a later statue and
what really is the law is to go Ia
boriously through all the statutes
from the organization of the state to
the present time.
Naturally. the legal fraternity are
most active in demanding a codifi-
cation, but in reality it touches ev-
Wy DuoihVSo man tltiLSH vi IHS
state and everyone should be inter
ested in seeing the work is done by
competent men. There should be a
competent commission appointed to
supervise the work and we believe
that there are eminent membrs of
tn Nevada bar who would cheerfully
undertake the work of supervision
without salary, provided the actual
work was placed in the hands of COM
p5tent men at a compensation Suffi-
cient to warrant them in undertaking
the task. 1t is to be hoped that the
necessity for the work will not re-
suit in the task being appOrtioned to
coterie of second or third rate at
torneys who would be actuated sole
' 1y by the desire to get the job finish
ed in the shortest space of time with
a minimum amount of labor.
What is worth doing at all is worth
doing well, and the men selected
should size up the job.-GaZette.
The Democratic party in state con-
vention adopted a plank calling for
y codification of the laws and bill
has been prepared fe.r that purpose.
-O-cS~~-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28

The Nat Goodwin brokerage COM
pany is up against another lawsuit.
Carrie Nation was egged in London
and had to leave the hall where she
assayed to speak.
Pioneer, a new camp in BullfrOg
district is crowded WITH Idle men.
There is but one mine there.
Manager Hall of the Briggs House
has hit streak of popularity with his
nightly lunches.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28
SHEEP SSIONERS HERE

The members of the State Sheep
Commission have been in the city 4
day or two on business connected
with the duties of their office. AS
very similar to the fifth wheel of a
wagon, it is ali right for the wagon,
but has done very little good to the
sheep industry of the state
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28
SURPRISED MRS. RAYCRAFT

A number of ladies swooped down
upon Mrs. James Raycraft last night
and surprised the lady nightly. At
the first greetings they all played five
hundred and then went to the kitch-
en- and fused up lot of oysters.
The affair. impromptu throughout
was most enjoyable