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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07

&ut DEF DO NJ = lbQcih leu
bert. 49, Sin Observation-Disclosures
Ger @citportyS inie rounte Gcitern al,
DER Gdc bon Sittle Green. lnb Taco.
itroBe in Gin 8eipam ocS apbleu-
bGnoIers Gee Sobn BON gdc Eratt- Ii.
@reeneitroBe. Der iorbigc autiter
GborlcS AOomS iplrbe ppi, ieinem
Sit oui Die Strobc %9tiflcuhcrt, er'
lit cinel Siiftenbrud) uno milbtc in
elmer 8utid,c mad, ieiner @obnune.
Nr. 767, ToucritraBc, iibcrgcfiirt per.
ocn.
2 h orn iteinbrono. Sn
6ol9e eincs ihooboitcn S%d)prnitcins
brod) aeitern in Der 8obnnng oes
Srn, Charles Ooulper, gtr. 633, e..
GborlesitrubQ, ein 9ronb aus, Der bon
Scnrp 9itters bon gtr. zoos, Siibs
GborleSitraBe, redtaeitl9 entoedt ipilrs
o.. Ger 2estere olormirte bic Seuer.
pebr, tpeltle Die 6lammen gIeid) nod
Dem Gintreiicn unteroriidtc.
Sn Ser Site ocf$ 81 ugen.
blids. Sic 1iierm!", ricf o.,
tern Hebtaappalt Wpli yiurnorboit,
Iidlell Stotionsbauic ncnl 8oIi3iiten
GborleS 4. Scrs 5ut, 'als bieier Dor
Dem &aoi Bead nisiagte, Der BON
ibm ~pcrbaitetc Gocep Silnermon bon
9tr. 1904, Mapltrubc, babe ibm be-
FAINT, Dob ey I'M rGrincebI beoter"
elmer Serion bic 8clbborie aus Der
Ioihe gcitoblel1. Ser YoliSiit blisb
ober b%eionnen mo rubig mo icste
Icine Musla9en tort, obne Den ouige'
regten Inpnlt 5l bcoften. Silpers
man ~Itellte in 9tbreoe, bab er ein &c
ItononiB ~.abgeleQt. Gr murhc ober
Dem @cridtspcriubren iiherpieien.
Nbleben. = ,SI1t Ilter bon Y
Sabren id)icb 0citern 6rau. Caroline
Spangcnbergcr in ibrer 0obnnino.
Nr. 705, Morb.0iilton. apemue, aus
Dem Seben. Gle 8erItorbcne muroe
III Tnubringen, 0cilcn Gornitobt,
geborcn nm fam Dor % Sobren nad)
Imerifa. Sic lpar nit DEM p%critor-
benen Sr1. George ). Spnngcnber.
ger. iueld)er piele Sabre lang an Der
Ode pon Goeltt mo WcelberrpIirobc
Elm Gngrps- g pirituoicn. inb Gutter.
@eid)oit bttrieb, uerbcirntbet. GicSin.
tcrbliebenen iino 5luei 1otter. Srdl
Carrie N. Neinbergcr uno SrGulcin
2ouiIe Spongenbcrger. iuie Gins oGn.
Sr. Sol. Spon91iberGcr, ToIi,i't bes
norboitlider GiItrifts; ferner 5ebit
gnfelfinocr. Gic 9eeroieuM iinoet
am Gienitog Tad)mittoe UNI 2 llbr
bonn Sroucrboile ons aili Dem
rGruioeSia. Yarf. 5rieoboie" itItott.-
Gaitor Sentp Stiemfc ooll Der oeut.
ifen cuangeliiden Tnlmanuels,air.
DIE miro Die @rabreoe balten.
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Sic 8tmIico Yferberen

Gle lice YterDeren-
men erfrauten iid geltern iuleoer CT
nes misge5eifneten SelitdleS, GnS
Heiiltot oerielben mar:
f.. Hennen, Az 5ilrlongS !.
9jero yaple," 2. Yfcrb vG1oroniS."
3. Gfero vSuipir9o"; 3eit | Wtn.
s t/5 Sef.
.. &cnnelt, ~ Wieilen = /. Efero
.Grcoano," 9. Yiero rGius ollo
NccolcS." 3. Ytero ~SoluoroS bean";;
| 3eit . Msin. 80 2l5 SET,
3. Ienuen. I VA 0ieile I. Yfero
,1itbcrbert." ,. Ytcro rNctberntoit."
3. gicro rarououd"; Belt 3 Nin.
s SET.
l.. Rcnnen. Stcepled)oie, etna ?
Weilen - !. Eiero n8ilballa," =.
Efcro .Steaolonb." 3. Giero sei'
icr"; 3eit A Iin. 81 2/5 Get.
5. Renncn. 6 3,irlong /. 8Iero
,aio." 2. &fero Dob So" 3. Efcro
n5orc5"; 3eit I Min. 10 Us Set.
&. Hcnncn, 6 SurlongS - |. Rtcro
Sling Gommonrr." .. Yiero sd
iuid," 3. Yicro .Sop atotc"; 3eit
I Min. t3 2/5 Sci,
gn Montog lit Der SdluBtog Die
icr Hcrnioiion. Sir oenielbcn MIR
ocn iieben Bremen ~5uiammen g%eIteut.
bel oenclt Sic 6citen Yferoe uod}nolS
3u ieben iein mcrocu, Cos Brogranim
lit iotgcnoGs:
I. Rennen. - 3%neiidhrigc; 6 SIR
longs. Nngemeloeic Eicroe: ,9ori.
pes" .Gbidoiolu," Charlie Bali"
BUN" %nGomptun" oGolbouiie."
.@eitern 2oop," ~aio," nSoger,"
rMeooaion," .6rcnd Girl" rMarti.
nts."
2. Hcnnen. - Grcii1brige nno 1lte4
re; 1 Wieilc 40 2)oros, augemeloetc
4sferoe: .@retnu @reert," oaronoad."
.Snlpolotile." YStnnlcp Gan" Sigh
Eripote," .Ssod Ntfin," emperor
Brilliant" Dreamer" .YtiB Fcrri.
gorb," .Subofirn."
3. Nennen. - ,SGe golpie;;" Grei'
idbrigc uno Gltert; 5pei Reilen. an'
gcmelbete Bfcrbc: Blue Boot"
.aronood," rNctbrrmoit," Super.
itition," ~5uggIer." ~ElitS ono 9teeo'
les" a6ibberbert," n3o6oo."
a. Henncl. - Goniolotion Sonoi'
cap StccplcdJoic; etlua orei W'eiIcil.
gnacme(cetc Yieroe: ,Goern." III
gic." n9erIi." nTrettp Tifocl." -Jin.
%caltlt." .TilGuQu," .gergoo." .gobbs
lie acon," .1idet Of Seopc."
). Helmcr. - 3,peii1briae; 5la
3urlonqS. Aigenleloetc Yferoc:
.5rnoo." aSripirro." .3abafa."
raeuncth e." Bar Siniiter," nSonl.
mcn Brab." ~1SrHh Girl" ~Soon
1r,ecrid." ,3pmolc."
9. Jienrcn. - Greiiilriae; I Wei(e
Elm 6urlonG. Tngcmeloctc Gierbc:
.Gurring," ~Rucing 9eu." vGbecf.r
n1oitruma" .Cierinc." bethlehem
aGhcpontuc." .SpeQbuuno." rSpu-
nib Rrircc."
Z. Nelncl:. Ireiio6riae mo al.
tore; 6 TurIorus. A~ngetneleeie Bic.
oen: Sting Iuonoale." .Npolosi5c,"
.Selpif," ~8alosn Gaitls," .liaing-
boIt," Carl RoacrS." .9niafr."
ncolo Eiiit" aHeoifolett5." n@ailut
@cr.@ .Wi$pilicn.~ @SpeIlbcnEo,4
vGsentdeol" pSbomas Sou"
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0efabrcn Der qmftidifiabrt.
+. Go, G Hopen

Sapannab, Co., 6. Ropember.
Nabreno Der 2%uitidiiier 1reo.
Glpens lit einem ~lcnfbaren Yalon Der
9oraoe folgte, oil oeren Spisc Yrdii-
bent 1nft fnbr iinb iid) 5%ipeibunoert
ti,b bod befono, brod) eilter Der
Crdbtc oes Motors. Siililos itieB
Der Ballot bis 81 einer S6be poi,
1000 Sub NIB iloe in Der AidtlnB
oes Snpannab- 5luiies Dem O3ean at.
Gnolid larbete Der gaGoit il, eincm
G~iienbabnboie Oitlid, bon Der stoot,
Gpens chtfam iinperlett, linb aud
Scr gdlIon lit suenta ~beiddoiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
Sequences nnS idasIoits SaortOnie.

.Wer fennt niht ben @ertb Dot
Salbci uno Sdipefef, Inn oas Saar
etnfel, tpeih, ~gIdn5enb i;itb s:iitna
ST. crbaIten. Sdtpefel lit elm geitanb.
tJeit ocs .Sanres ui,b aui bas GebIeit
beiicl6cn int 8anr miro Die Stulh
fir Grbieiden uno abiterben beS
Nnarcs seIdoben. IS siebt fcit bci.
lcrcs Iittel sesen Iestere llebcIitai,.
nes Defenders sescn grbIciden nIs
Salbei ,r.o Sfpeiel, lpet,it oies rid.
fig prapdritt lit. lie gspetb gbcnli.
&c. go, "a Gprtlunot. Ctr, Wcu.yorf
Gitp. iabri5irt eiu iocales WitteI, ac.
selianut Wpetb's Sage dnb SnIpbnr.
sIue slitcn apotbefcn iiibrcn cs fir
zoe. ooer $f.00 Die 6Iaidc, ODER rg
MIRO bircft bon ben 1nbrifor.en &C.
zen @~inienoins oes preiics slgc.
ionot.
gum gerfauf uno cmpioblen bot
Der nHeao Erus Co." (G)
% E Ia EI A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07

Ginloonng nod Wits
L ur q. = Scrr 2ouis Sonielmanl
Lon Wolic. un6 MonumentitraBe. Der
@eSirfs. Teprtp bes ,Geutiden llus
terltiitungs .gunoes". erbiclt ocitcrn
cin Sfreibcn ans YittSburg, III mel.
dlcm Die bieliscn Witalieber oeS
.Ieutihen llnteritiiBunGS 9unoes"
81 Der morgen itattiinocnbtn Gins
rCibung ocS ncucn Scims bss Bun.
oe3. DIR. tj05-l507, Carton Ctr,
Siioieitc, Eittsbllrg, eingelooen mcr.
ocn. Gic Scier be9innt nm . llbr
aofmitto9S.
Sein critics Stiftnna&
~ieicrte Der nGcutihe innNe
Wanucr.Ghub" an Mittnod) Abeno
olrdI cine bilbldle MISUNDERSTANDING
III ieincm Seih an Der Norb.Gnitlc.
StroBe. 81 Der 6eier luorcit 5obl.
reid,e eiugelaocne 81ite. Serren uuo
Gonnell. crid)ienen. Yroiibert Ilberl
Ibiel bcgriibtc Die Grihienenen ulIa
belt oaltn cine filr5e Iniprode, II.
lueld)cr er cincn Niidblid ii6er oic
(b1ti9tcit ocS 8ercino icit irincr
@rilhoung CAB. Seiner Iniprad)e
fclgte ein Invertebrates lluterbal'
lungs Trogranm, beitebeno ans
Wuiif- unb Bciongs Gortr1gen ma
&ccitotionsu meiit bciteren Snbolts.
ltnb Den AbihluB Der SeItlibfeit bill
oetc Gin Ian5fr1u5d)en. 5u Dem Eroi.
ShGier'S Srdcitcr Ole Weiien lie.
ierte. GnS Arrangements Gomite.
bcItcbcno ans Den Scrren 8iQiort
aam1fler, Torlisenocr. Albert Rel.
nler. artton gauge, emil SdeQbodD,
aoolpb Robl. Mnl. StrGter mno an.
oreaa 9on5er. boitt notiirIid) aud,
rilr einen giltcn Snlbib mo @eritcn
Taft Gorge getrogen.
3ns geld gdugni i
Der an 3. gtopember i'm glter po,l
70 Sabren geitorbcncn eSrait aatbu,
rlc aeQer, getorene Sitter. fniio &c,
tern GuAnittag pom Erouerbous
Rr. S1I Noro,@ olie.S traBe, aus
inter GROCER getbeiligung BON ecio
trngenoen ul,i Dem Baltimore.
J%rieobofe" itott, iiofIoen BaItor SEQ.
Spilman bon Der ociltid)en cbange
Iiid,en 9etblcbem Stride eineh crqrei
'cllbeu 9rolergottesoicnIt aeEolten
lottc. Iie leete Hnbeit1fte Der Gnt'
ifllafenen lpuroe nit picleli prGfti
gen @lumcniiiiden geidniidt. af2
Wotrtuhtrdeer iungirten Die Serren
George Barr, Clemens Weber. Better
SGopers uno &eirp Ritter. Tic
8crltorbelle luuroc an 16. Gulf 1886
IN SeIien. Suiiel Beboreit. Hat ben,
NbIcben Tires triten 8ntten fam lie
Dor ciluo 30 Sabreu iiad anlerifu.
5ier ocrbrirnt9ete Tie iid gum 5weitcn
Dale nit Srn. Nnton aeder. ,peld)er
Dor 10 5a6rtn itnrb. gle birier
ldBt cine Sohter aus erIter Gle,
6rou eruiI RntfouSfp, ionic + eil,
Tel. 1 llrclitrl cine Sd)ucIter ii,
7entitlono ulo cine 1dnueiier ii
Wciu. Seriep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
Hcpnblifanrr in Vebrasfa pbennn.

Smabn a, Hebr., 6. Topember.
Zen nls 20 Counties Ncbrasfo'S cin.
gcIauicnen uoqitdnoigcn WabIberid,.
tin nno einigen impolfommcnen aus
Den iibri9bleibenocn Counties nod lit
oos republifaniidje Hiftcr- lifct CT.
moblt mo nid)t elm ein5i9er republi-
foniidler Ganoioat geidIoaen iporocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
Bic 8clphnmna nertheilt.

Sarrisburg, ga, 6. Noucm-
fer. Som @%refutip-G 3 partemeut
miro BETTE c~ffi5iea befannt gegeben,
toB Der @cncralanunlt Cobb bic olif
GrsreYune una lleberiiibrun9 Der
Gntfii6rer bes ffeinet Willie @bitln
o.lsgclette 9elobmng bon $4,000
RTE folst ucrtbeilt babe: Yatrid
S'Tciap, Glepelono, g, $4,000; 8il.
liom $. &untlep, Glcnelono, $4,000;
~. Is. @odrall, Wercer. ga, $500;
s. :. ". 8orbou Wereer, 80, $500;
Miortin Grain, Sboron. go, 500;
Ftniionsionos hes Gleoelanoer Eoli.
sei'I DEPARTMENTS $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
Mu Der Art.

Wtt Der Nrt.
Gle 81 Sabre olte 6rau Srenc Steb.
bins miro I'M 8erlouic eincS @ort.
aeicttS poll eincnl Serruanoten
nit elmer Nrt nieoergcidJlo9cn.
@iro nit Dem 2cten Onoon font
nlcr.
lGie u Sabre oltc Srou SrencSteb
bus lieot I'M nllniperiitGt& SoipitoI"
in lebenSeeiobrlid)en 3uitonbe DOR.
uieocr. Sic gcrictb 9citern in ibrcr
@obnung, Ar. i25. Woro.@reeneitr.
nit Serbcrt Barnes, cincn Ncffcn ib.
res @otten, in einen @ortluebiel, in
oeiien 0erloui Der Nefic tic nit elmer
Nrt 5u gootn geltrcdt bo6en ioll. Sbr
@ottc fnnb lie ipGter 6elpuBtloS oui
mo bennf)ri6tigte oic &oli5ei ocS
lueItlifen Giitrifts. meld)e Die Sroit
in ser Ambulon5 nnd) Den, ollniuerli'
t1tS. Soipito(" iiberiiibrte. 0ie Acr3te
glol,ben ooB Die SerleBte nit 6cnt
9cben boponfonmcn miro. Barnes lit
% Sabre alt. Gr murb, fllrje Belt
ip1ter IN ieiuer Wobnung Nr. 81,
Toro.@ reeneltrnBc. uerbnftct unb IN
Ger meitliden Eolijciitotion cingelie'
iert.
Verboftuuaen I'M Otto.
Ger, - Gem Toli5eiberiht 5uiolge
muroen I'M Sftober oieleS Sobrco
1903 Yeripnen III Baltimore perboi'
tet. Ypn oen G~erboitctcn luoren 800
Ncgcr mo 1924 @ciBe; 1854 mareu
mGunIihen uno 1863 peiblihen @e.
id)led)ia; 1864 woren ei%n9eborPuc
Inlcrifuncr. 80 moren SrlGnocr, 10
@riefelL 2G 9binelen mo 60 Icut.
ldc.
Wenn tan Bed bat. - Gin
cntid)ic6ener Bedpogel id)cint Der 81
Sabre olte Scnrp Ritter BON Mr..
252i, Softer. auenuc, ju icin. Ger.
lIibc luilroe 5reitog Aad)rlittog ourd,
ocn Goli5iiten Iciulcin iuegcn angel.
lld)cn gbfcuernS eincs Hcnolucrs IN.
lerbulb Der Stobtgrcn5cn uerboitct.
?lls or Dem Yolijeirid)tcr ONtciQ inn
oi.lid)en StotionSbnuie poraeiiibrt
mur0c, u~crlnngte er. Dem 8erif)tss
rrriuDren "iiberDieIen 81 meroen, uno
monOcrtc oesbalb nad Dem @eiGng.
nib. Nm Nbcno nun Crificn ieine
Nuttcr nit elmer ilngen Came uno
wiinldtc i'm jn ieben. AlS ibr be.
erutet puroc, onB lid Ritter i'm &c.
fotgniB bciinbc. eridrafen Die beiben
Irolien nift lpcnig. mo bic Wltttcr
r!ci aus: oTas lit id)on, bellte 6oltc
CT iid) cine 5eiratbslieen5. nm lid
tralle1 81 lolicr, unb MN iiet rr nit
Ter 2iccn5 i'm @eiangniB." Mit scr
gtiid)t. cinen Bcriud, 81 MAIDEN. Die
1reiloHntg oes iunaen Nolrncs s,t
ftpcrfiteaigcn, perlieBcn Die Irouen
Die Eoli3eiItation in Sienilif gcoriid.
Ter Stinlnluna. lbati1dIit puroe
am 3reitas einc Seirntbs. oicen5 iilr
9enrp Sitter mno Srcite ". Sntitb
nelt Canton ausgeitclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
@iitlider Mnsgleidl m6slidl.

elncinnatt, 8, &. Hopember.
SodperitGnoige baben 8arriner's
Bidder inter slufiidlt oes Gcneralon-
nolts Sofnep bon oer9teip Sort Gen.
trnl gepriiit uno iinb iett, mic eS
leibt, NIT ibrer Arbeit iertig. Gem
Erdiibenten Yromn III 9tcp.Yorf miro
oos @ciilltat murgcn telesrapbiid)
iibcrnlittclt iUerben. 0%arriner's
6rclnoe boiien, ooB bic affairc 5u.
f.icoenitencno fir nle Borteicn &c.
rcsclt peroen miro. gs beibt, ooB
Ger SebIbetraa iid) nid,t bober itcllcn
miro OILS $4,000. Gle S1litc bier.
ron lit pom elmer bonbirten @eiea-
ihait pcrgiitet noroen, mo $4,000
lino onrd) Gigentbnm. rpelfes Der ri.
ienbabn- @eieaid]ait gebortc. ipieoer
erItattet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
s(in folnmenoen Sonutoa pc,


uititaltct Der : Baltimore gopcrn.
Gerein" I'M &bite Sa1.@ arten .on
Der 9onf. Stfabe, ltabe proabnaD,
Gin NuiternR oiten nod cdJtcm Warp.
Ianocr stpl. 2as Gontite iuor ilei-
BIG an oct 9ltbeii, Inn bic beitcn Dor.
b%crcitunDcn 5ll t~reifctl. auBer Den
if)mot6aiten SfadIibicren ipirb aud,
Sauctfraiit nit ben, 8cltcn bonn
Sdwcir, ionic cin gutter 5ropicn AT
finScn icill. aae Gcitiden iinb eiu.
godaoen, iid) 81 benz HoIten ein5niin.
oeu. INN cinen i~urscnfreicn 1ug 81,
Drrlcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07

d. HaFe snt Saeiis ina NmSianS bt.
io:ai q. Mains, Rr. 4i3, Ch.eait'
wersirakr, uabe Gnifsm Voaie xse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
Noienthaps tSStGdltr atnrs.

Tcs Motnes. 3d.. 6. 3pucm,
FER. - Zen gcrIetingen, Die TT Der.
eangene Yaft birrtj einet Stur5 in,
G!epator.s tnd)t bes gapop.3otels
eilitt, tit Der Sdnciocr g. @oicutbnI
eus Relu-9 BORT erleash.
--~-~~----
.$lHe MRS AnxiAmt beisrst q. Matnf, 4i3
Sh'catimstese Ctr, mart Gnttpm NsuitsASe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
DIT GrtoGnna

Vtaiid]t ErtOIMng 4. 81.
@rt. 3. Storic. SCR Baltimore 3ol
eltrebmer uto ancrfnnnte 6ii6rcr
Der rcpnblifaniihen Pnrtei in Narp.
lnno, bat it'd naf gtInntic Gitp beec-
ben, INN 5mei Wodlen long bon een
.Strapaten" Ser iiirait.nWobl Gcr.
payne auS5uruben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07

y cmutblihe Sur. ,,Serr
Toftor, Jest o%eroronen sic mir ihon
5iiin sebntcn MdIe cine anbere Wcoi.
5in." srjt: r9snr Bcoalb, NAL
rbrthelt mir itcn Sas midtisc trcf.
fen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07

2ebter 9~eoanfe. anlo.
acknowledgements (oer bon pinem 81.
ger seireiien ipirO): rTonnerwetter,
iuiiror ooS elnr intereiiante Moment.
a%iiinnbne geben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-07
Tre9er Rafenraub.
Sic f6nisIide Sersiuipeftion In
8labbef beitoblcu.

Tic @inbreher erbeuten sic Sirmrne
pom 100000 Mart. - Son ben
Sbatern teinc Spur ouioeiunoen.
3wei Serausgeber elmer allar.
fiitiihen 3eitihriit pom Ieid)s.
seridt ireiseiprohcn. = Iie Go.
&c i'm Monsiieloer Strifegebie1
nad) ben neiieiten 9crid)ten hi.
pcranoert. -abioge an 9ienertb.
AGilopiihe aunitauSiteGuna
bis nGfltcs Sabr perid,oben.
Wros[id,e SomiIieutrooobie.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-17
IkDICTS
THREE RAILROADS AND ONE
LUMBER COMPANY FOR TAX
ING ...BATES

The federal grand jury brought in
indictments against the Southern Pa
cific. the Sierra Valley Railroad, the
Nevada California & Oregon railroad
and the California 'ugar and White
Pine Agency yesterday charging the
railroads with granting and the lum-
Der company with accepting rebates.
The indictments have fifteen
counts, based upon fifteen shipments
from Oairville and Mohawk mills to
Verdi over the railroads mentioned
The indictments also allege that the
roads collected the full published
rates and then rebated the lumber
company and that each action was a
separate Offense.
The u. S. district attorney has ap-
piled for warrants for the arrest of
the representatives of the corpora
tiOnS and if the government shall
convict on every count, the court
may fine in any amount between
$l5,oOO and 100000.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-17
WHITTEMORE-
SAYS NO MORE TROUBLE WILL
ARISE BETWEEN THE RAIL
ROADS AND THE STATE CON-
MISSION

Referring to the late ruling of n"
Nevada Injunction against the en-
forcement of freight rates, c. O..
WhittemOre OF the Salt Lake rail
roads says: Il am better pleased
with the situation under the present
status than | was with the Old or
der of things. since believe thai
with a fair commission. exercising
its power in a conservative manner.
the railroads have less to fear from
the enforcement of ,htir orders
than they would nave If the iegisla-
1ure prescribed the conditions un-
der which We might handle freight in
the state. The Nevada railroad COM
mission is now in absolute control
OF the situation, even to the extent
of establishing a freight rate. when
they feel called upon TO do So
The Old statute providing that no
railroad operating in the state could
charge above certain maximum,
has been repealed, and the commits
sion may now allow the rate OF
freight fixed at figures which OF
course will meet with their approval,
which may be in excess OF the rate
permitted by the now obsolete
statute Al the same time under
new power which has been vested in
them. they may force a reduction of
rates. when. in their Judgment. the
rate seems eXOrbitant.
Il feel that we shall have little
difficulty in the future and that
matters are soon to adjust tnemsel-
yes between the commission and the
companies. to the end that the busi
ness of the interstate roads, over
which the commission has control
alone. may be conducted at reas
Onab1e profit to the companies, and
in full compliance with the orders or
the commission.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-17
PASSED
BILL IN THE
ASSEMBLY. NOW TO BE SIGN.
ED By THE GOVERNOR.

The anti-gambling bill passed the
assembly this afternoon by a vote of
Al to 5.
Thus ends one of the hardest
fights ever carried on the state leg
islature
The reformers started out with a
campaign of villification and intimi.
dation and declared that gambling
must cease forthwith.
The bill as passed is a compro-
mise with the gamblers who had the
reform element beaten. The gamb-
lers asserted early in the fight that
they would be perfectly willing to
put the question before the people
The bill as passed provides that the
law shall go into effect October be-
fore the elections of November, 1916
which gives ample time for a referen-
dunn
AS are ali compromise bills. this
one meets with criticism, but the
fact remains that the anti-gambling
bill has been passed and that prac
tlcally every man in the legislature
voted for it, as was predicted in the
Appeal weeks ago.
The governor will sign the bill.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-17
NOTHING
CAN BE DONE WITHOUT MORE
TIME AND POWER SAYS LEG
lSLATivE COMMITTEE ON
STATE BANK

The committee to investigate the
State Bank Commission reported To
the assembly yesterday afternoon
and asked that the assembly provide
TO the matter of the failure of the
State Bank and Trust Company and
the action of the state bank commits
sion in relation thereto.
The testimony of Commissioners
Ryan and Douglass alrea 1y has ap-
pearrd in The Appeal. The findings
OF the committee are in accordance
with the testimony.
The conclusions of the committee
are that the members of the commits
sion should be investigated further.
that it had not enough enough time
and il submits a report of the state
auditor with its own report.
As a matter of fact the state bank
commission is not Censured by the
committee which finds that while
pOintment of receiver. it present
ed evidence mat shows that such ac-
tion might have been entirely juSti
fed by reason of the reports turned
in to the commission by the state
tank examiner. and by reason that
lack OF time prevented closer inves
tigation.
Unless committee has added
powers. to go behind October %. 1907
and into every detail. ii will serve no
good purpose to harass the members
of the state bank commission who
are evidently in the clear as far as
their personal actions are concerned.
The committee does declare that
the failure of the bank was due to
large loans and Overdrafts and 9th
1r transactions of an illegal" nature
whatever they may mean does not
appear.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-17
CASSON
STRIKES IT RICH IN BIGGEST
DISCOVERY AT RAWhiDE YET
MADE

The strike on the Grutt Bacon
Hill mine in Queen ground at Raw
hide, made a day or two ago is said
to be the biggest thing yet found in
RawhiLe
Will CassOn received 10 pounds
of samples from t yesterday morn
ing and had them assayed. Two went
better than $1,000 and one better
than $4,000 a ton n goo and silver.
From CasSOn's information, the
ledge is high grade, a foot wide and
four feet wide altogether, with high
grade shipping ore in it. every pound
OF which is being sacked for ship,
III ~
The ease has Deen financed entire
ly by Will Casson and the company
has dug and dug until struck the
vein at last. The ease has until
January 1911 to take out this ore
and from present indications. the
owners of the lease will make a big
fortune out OF it. Much stock is held
hele.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-17
MESSAGE
OF SPECIAL CHARACTER is BE.
ING PREPARED BY THE Gov
ERNOR

The Governor has been hard at
work Ell day on a special message to
the legislature on the need of ad-
vanced Legislation in tax matters and
the abolishing of the state board OF
assessors.
The assembly passed a bill last
night abOlishing the board OF asses
sOrs and the governor is trying to
secure its passage in the senate.
Every person familiar with the
workings of the state board of ass
eSsOrS ana its iamentable failure to
conserve the interests of the people
of the state with those of the rail
road corporations last January sup
ports the Governor in his efforts to
release the people from such NAL
adOrOus state of affairs. The bill
passed in the assembly last night IS
almost certain OF passage in the SEN
ate.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-17
new PETITION

The State Railroad Commission fl
ed today supplemental petition
, with the Interstate Commerce Com
AnissiOn relating to the matter of the
matter of the Nevada shippers az.
ainst the Southern Pacific and Ne
vada and California railroads.
This petition as before stated in
The Appeal is necessary on account
OF the decision of the Interstate Com
mission in the Spokane cases, where
in the court held that each commod-
ity upon which reduction is desired
should be named in the petition.
The supplemental petition contains
the name of every commodity hauled
on a railroad. either local or through
freight, and contains tables of the
rates now charged and those that
are prayed for. 1t is almost larger
than the original petition and the
exhibits that accompany It.
The state commission is working
night and day collating the data thai
will be offered in proof of the hear
ing, set for March % in Reno before
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, by a member thereof or "A com
missioner appointed to take testi-
money.