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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12

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eEz1AELsaA Earzr1p . baroer. de-
prezsad ~ hs Erces team n rEazcial
reVerssA aErsmprs1 suicide Hfrh cartultc
aZd On an Llln0is Ceuur4 tram az1 Easr
cred aEzl- bOCa Efrh azd azd q rErur a.
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12

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E1EGn4 - Es t@M Da-zE Enu e=Ef=z
@ cEElzl ~ EsEr Fzars 1aaA Ea Eaz
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-lLa-EE AID Er1zT ~ uelsTa1 EauF
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12
JESUIT COLLEGES FAKE .cr1oz
EEss-rl In~sfeualons WIN AbaIEuh
Raat lnm q a a Naa Res.-,--a

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ne uEAT= mS eaz1fl Jesuit College can
tier E-ucMrE
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Today bE ne DaZners l1 ma -oruEufr1a
On Athletes q the cu2lAEHH Tna e1uzwst-
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12
Rugby Foot Ball
at New York
Two Canadian Tszzs Pay Ehz5iloa
Game Before American AAEEe
Authorities

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and U-1zra 1zL 5nuD Bad rsz2S. rW1
u the IazE1-E Elubs Cs Czza5A gaze N
szari-suu Z-s GE Rug1y as played Il
CzzzEz- H va C1urL4-d1 PARK this
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12

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Ez-zsE rum Ea BEie1H Mau1e Chrin1a
taxing ire first CDH 1y IEa jan AEGE-sln
Aa uszz u1CE al h11Ers 6r nhH Candy
EA4E WIE1 Ks fr r11A-s and - 11r E1g1
E-95s game. while EIErEzL- the pn-
zuEzZ. Iuck ire EnZ1EE 1E IEe EETClH
rzsm- Wiz 81 for rolls and - fr hiEn
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12

LDELslN Lee M-OE1Erd had mausrB
al - own EzT IN 80 E-luL ~Ersr-VErzarV
rlErT marr1 a. l1eens E-h todAT 1Efest-
M LaE1UdEs - trur EuE1s and IRE u1-s
r0 UUe u UUuaEI Grant EarrlnH AZ
EoumstUE Pa. q E1odss achnlzr fuum
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12

day evening ws1h he Cu--E1s EE sC1oul
team TIE z-H 10 BIZ IaTH1 a. Ls Young
Mes C--1l- association Eulru-
TIE CZzEE lal - ZlT lEzEaCllE a-1
EuE= 90 mas even q hzzz- rsz1ra Ea1
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12

Australia as Eac As always heen anxious
To EE1r R-ns r ancs Tommy gu- .as
5=Gssnn ever I1 a EszrT-nuuzd harris
o. Las AzE@ Cal q few years aEl
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12

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L2AT AsUs lZzL ZE1E On The E4sa-eZr
alleys Rusc1e hzd high sEEs EaIs VIM
BA and Carey hiEh 11Lz1 q An A1E1zy
1Ezr MzlET MAS aid E@sei1 Mrs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12
LOOKS LIKE A DEADLOCK
This Is President Esydlsrs Estimate
Of the STtaanoz
AMERICAE LEAGUE WEDNESDAY,
Fre~fdRnr says Ee WIN
GEre Out Nzzes sf the Me@
Whs Tried 60 Brfb
UmpEreA

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"a alacr.rz n T-Hz n VA n - r-ss-
Esucv q tha Nauu-zl Base Bal s4rus
GEpeazsd 51Earsr notaT Alzhsuga o A.
E=yIra f1euEa we're rEnrzE hzza %
ksep him Ia ths DozE1n and declared tastr
cu1EEsacs a winning cut
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BY Chazlss W Murray. nes6s-r AZ ~
01GzE1 GzA bG1 P-GE1s-E Cha-l@ p
Ehbsrz u shs Ru5okly1 cls desarss ! %
certain tat Ere q the sE1x el Srss-
dents vi vote 5mr ward On hs Ers1 b41-
loL, tAGz elscf1ng h@
CguzEe u IL CEAr over rhs Presidency
Il . expe-taE tzere wll hs 4 strung e0u-
tsu1a1 5Es- the Plan 70 eAz1ge sOms % -
rules governing ~ game. and his VII
maze the annual ueeezs a ths ezzze nax1
Tuesday ans x ne most mucussGzE IN u-
cent years
ne A-s-zzz Isa--s b 10 -eat here "a
Weizaa5zg and TIE two grE1ztEzE1zE WI
b II Session Al TIE sane EZe e1zsia-Eg
Ie przposad changes n rs ru1aa La
matter q Euvz-izs TIE uZpirHE aid pasE
Es On A1peaz @um Eer GeGstaEz vi
ASH BE cOzzEEL
G1rPnT loaEz Er rs Ea1oral lzaE-s
Wh1sa meeting - hzr fur a.
Z-aE- 20 VIII 20 thaT 5z-nsss u ah1r
order ne L1-kA Z&4 . ECGsa4eZr MI 10
elected an ne Grsc ballot Ee Gerfss lhzz
CE-E1Eu EZFiuL was f--zEHAz ID csnsZuu-
DE1z tie nsczz1 sale a. rha ~Ph1zGzlzr4
Nationals and says 80 Ear as he klozz ne
oew 0Ens-s Il us Rhlz6slphia chm have
1ur rle1EE I-szsssF=s 70 vgus far s-her
az lhe Enss1s1rz aEnzkdzas-E@y1E or
n arz
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sr0D0Ss-Ul ard Il l0oEz - nne nOW EkA a
aszElOck- wzs ia EzF President Ezyzls-
q tie National Base BAH lezE1E uoGAE
summed - HIS 0Ez chances q =s1-0l
Jshzsau Pruufse. s~tranrEaa-
CHICAGO D@G u-Prsz16zzc Ban Joan
Sun O fine American leAEIe- Eho rgr1Ezed
rum n hunting TIP E1EA Charles A
C0uizEEy. today declared thar ne would
furnish q seusarun for me Ezhsrzzg az
base bal -zEzaa= m New TGrk 1sxG
week BIZ 1zE1zE rHs men Connected WIN
Le alleged umpire hrhiES sGz16sz & the
ChzcAEo-NsW TGE series q BIZ
came tnr8 DOsEezEsUn Gf euzzE@rzzis
lsE evidence n m matter laEz WINNER
sad Mr. JohnsOZ- and = Necessary VII
Puoduce Il Tie man named Vas EerslT a
suapeEoaE far 0uAerz
E-uirss Ken ard ICnusu1ze we're the
m=n sad 70 have been auDr0achE bef1us
me Crucial game that Ger=r-u1nea 1@ Ma
nu1z1 IAzEzs Championship
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12

WHITE SLAVE HnLL FAv0RED

NEW YORK Dec lL-Eurr and Carr
Son TIE s1-nET ZeG Al crhsr rszzls
1roppeL aGL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12

WARD THINKS
JOB Is CINCHED
Friends Of Esv York LAWYER Think
He VII Be Eectsd President Of
National League
I'VE OUT OF HEE WTEs

ThH Pr=digrsa Is Made by President
II BrSOkya CIzh
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
PROMOTION
MATTERS

One OF the most important meet
ings of the promotion Association vet
held will be that of tonight. when re-
ports of the Legislative committee and
others will be ready.
The city trustees meet this even
ing and the special committee ap
pointed TO meet with them to discuss
ways and means may be ready to
report before the Promotion meeting
is over.
The Legislative delegation has been
asked to meet with the Association
to go over some matters now pend
ing at the state CAPITOL and several
matters of mutual interest," will come
up.
President LeMasters is very anx-
iOus to nave full attendance of all
the members of the committee. H
invites every citizen of the city and
county to meet with the Association.
in order that a full discussion of mat,
ters may be had The hour is eight
O'Clock and the place is the directors
room of the State Bank and Trust
company.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
MENIN
BOTH HOUSES

The attention of organized labo
over the state is called to the fac
that in about two weeks more, lit
tie over, this session of the legisia
ture will close. Up to this time no.
single labor measure has become
law and only a few labor bills nave
been introduced.
All organizations should lose no
time in urging card men who are
members of the legislature to do
something without delay
The card men in this session of
the legislature are: In the senate
r. B. Belzar railroad man. Nina
In the assembly-Ed. Blake. printer.
Virginia City: J. w. Brooks. carpen-
ter, Goldtield: NJ. b. Bulmer miner,
Virginia City; w. II. Curtin painter.
Goldfield; JOS. Farnsworth. printer.
Virginia City; T. w Fitzeerald tele-
graph operator. Sparks; Ed. Kane,
painter, Rhyolte; Matt Kane, miner.
Manhattan; Thos. Leary, Blacksmith,
Carson; w. S. Lunsford. printer. Re.
no; F. E. McCafferty, miner, Mazu-
ma; VIM. Merten. miner. Tonopah:
VIM. J. O'Brien. miner. Austin, Mr.,
Pollard, miner, Silver City; r. l..
SMALL, printer. Carson City. B. H.
Smith, miner, Tonopah: r. F. Wool
cock, printer, Battle Mountain; Mr..
Wooley miner. Virginia City.
Those in the senate who have
shown disposition to favor labor
measures, but who are not members
)f organized labor, are:
II. H. Coryell of Wells: R. Z. Doug |
ass. of Fallon, George d. Pyne of |
ioldtield; Levy Syphus of Panaca |
md Clay Tallman of Rhyolite.
In the Assembly those not carving
ards from whom labor may expect
some support are:
J. ID. Bradshaw of Humboldt: T.
\. Brandon of Winnemucca; H.
'hurch of Logan: Mr. Gala CHER. of
3awhide; G. Mcintosh OF Cariin;
speaker Giffen, of Manhattan and
ieorge Bergman of I.incoln.-Nevada
'Orum.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
TO REPEAL MAXIMUM RATE
CLAUSE IN NEVADA LAWS
TO APPRAISE
v. & T.LAkDS

RENO. Feb. 25.-T. F. Rowland
X. II. Cowles of Wadsworth, Charles
, Gulling of this city. and j. f. Souch-
ereau OF Verdi were yesterday ap-
& pointed by Judge Pike as appraisers
in the case of the city against the
Virginia & Truckee Railroad Com
pany. They will act as board to
listen to the evidence and will de-
termine the amount of damages in
the case the city succeeds in having
a disputed strip of ground cond amned
Rowland and Cowles are selected
by the company. Gulling by the city
and Souchereau by the court. Reno
Is entitled to another appraiser and
it is probable that Newt Richards
will be selected.
Judge Pike has set the case for
March Is. Evidence will be heard.
and the appraisers will at once ass
eSs the amount of damages due the
company in case the city succeeds in
having the ground condemned The
says $500. 900 will represent
the amount ii will suffer financially il
Reno wins the case.
Reno wants this land for the right !
OF way 10 a bridge mat was built last |
summer for real estate coterie.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
PERSONAL

A special election for the es
tahllshment OF county high school
in Lyon county resulted in the choice
OF leringtOn as the site
| An appropriation of 100000 has
| been made by congress for the i'm
provement of the Mare Island navy
yard.
F. NJ, Merriam is the happy faith
er of a daughter born on Tuesday
last.
Wednesday night the advance
ment club will give its next dance at
the opera house
Another big storm in the eastern
states is doing a great deal of dam
age to the large cities and outlying
districts.
wreck on the Mexican Central
railroad killed 80 people yesterday.
The train tOppled over a hundred
foot precipice.
The HetchHetchy bill has been
passed up to the next session of the
national congress- The committee
on public lands could not agress on
the measure.
Miss Edith Howe was a passenger
for Reno last night
Richard kirman. president of the
Yesterday
Senator Boyd left for Reno last
night
A. F. Letter of Goidfield is a visitor
in this city.
j. A. Knox Of the mining camp call
ca Buckskin is visiting here and con-
ducting some business in connection
with the camp.
c. w Flyner. of Reno, came up
yesterday on business trip.
H. B. Wood left for Reno last ev-
ening after spending few days in |
this city.
Miss Nell Fitz-Gerald Of Reno is
visiting Miss Jennie Emmitt
Don't forget the minstrel show on
the 9th and 10th at the opera house.
The twelfth juror in the Calhoun
trial has been secured. This com
Dletes the longest jury fight on record
The ury farming congress is in
session at Cheyenne. Three bids for
he next session are now in. Mon
ana stands the best chance
Senators Pyne and Boyd returned
rom Reno this morning.
w. e. Painter, a lawyer of Reno
:ame up this morning on legal busi-
less.
Manager Campbell of the light and
'oWer company came in this morning
rom Reno.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25

hre made it necessary to look about
Tor building material that could he
had quickly, Governor Adams was on
hand with his mill and his plaster
Since that he sold nis plant and
business and has put the money to
! which he has added another source
INTO the huge plant that opened yes
terday.
Governor Adams is constructor.
His enterprises have aiways been
oased upon development of undev-
elopd resources. Without ostentation
and without noise, he has gone stead
lily forward until now he is in DOS
session of a project that will make
1lm a millionaire just as fast as nis
crushers and refiners can handle the
material from the Quarries.
No little credit for the success of
the big plant is due to Emmitt Boyle.
man less than 80 years of age an
engineer who is known to every Old
resident of this community. who
Boyle planned and supervised the
construction of the Adams plant. He
had carte blanche from the Governor
after the plans were approved and mis-
costs figured out. He has had no in
reference of any kind in his work
and yesterday morning when the mill
started and the tramway was hitch
ed up everything moved like clock
work.
Both Governor Adams and Emmitt
Boyle are to be congratulated upOn
ne completion of another project
nat adds to Nevadas wealth and
reputation no less than to their own.
Owing to the modesty of both men.
The Appeal IS unable to give de-
allied description of the mill. but will
epair the omission as soon as an
lvailable man may be sent up to ex.
mine it,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25

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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
ADAMS GYPSUM ANT
STARTS TO GRINDING

The huge Adams gypsum plant
above Mound House, was started VI
yesterday morning and is runnins
| today without a hitch. Every par
of the machinery in this vast build
ing works like charm and the
plaster making process will be in full
swing as soon as the mill gets fill
ed"
This is the elimination OF a long
campaign that Ex-Governor J. w, Ad-
ans has waged in this city and conn
ty.
When Jewett Adams retired as
Governor of the state of Nevada he
decided to remain here in Carson
city, He and his estimable wife
were welcomed to this community
and the governor began to look
around for some business in which he
might engage
The office of Governor of Nevada
has broken nearly every man that
held 1t and Governor Adams was no
exception to the general rule. Poses
Sed OF fine business sense and indom-
n1taDle energy he went to work at
the first thing he found that would
stand development. He opened the
big rhyolite quarry near Brunswick
ana made some money there. He
went into two or three other enter
prises and fDr matter of ten wears
he worked harder than MANY men
han his age
Finally the turn came. He began !
make little money. He got nOli |
II a large part of the valuable gvp- |
sum beds at Mound House. leased !
he old Mexican mill at Empire and |
'etitted it for a plaster mill, made /
contracts with the railroad to haul
gypsum down the hill to the mill.
big teams that hauled
more. and when the San Francisco
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
ARTS
AND CRAFTS

| Mrs. A. Cohn last night gave on,
| OF the most elaborate and instructiv,
entertainments held this season a
| the Leisure Hour club.
Her subject was Indian arts anC
| crafts and basketry. and she was as
sisted by several Indian maidens anG
by several white maidens
Songs, readings. all of Indian lore
tableaus in which the life of the
tribes was portrayed, the text being
read by Mr.. Vanderiieth grom Long
fellows "Hiawatha." songs by the
Indian girls from the institute. a leg
end from the Chippewas, by Lowell,
read by Mr.. Cults, an Indian song by
Mrs. Ellen YeringtOn and Dat-So-La-
lie, the mistress of the art of bas-
kerry. who illustrated the method of
basket weaving, filled up the prog
ram.
1t was the lecture of Mrs. COnn
on basketry that was the most inter
esting feature of the evening" Thu
lady is probably the best authority
on basketry in the country and shr
explained the method. meaning and
value of Indian arts and crafts. with
especial attention to basketry. She
illustrated her talk with the famous
ceremonial basket from her collection
probably the most valuable single
basket in the world, certainly the
most beautiful that any person in the
large audience ever saw
The Indian girls and the boys from
the Stewart Institute were present
and had collection of samples of the
work they do at the school, Sam
pies of iron and wood work. of tex
tiles and of bead embroidery were ex-
hibited and all excited the most
pleased and interested comment.
Mrs. COhn's lecture was rather too
intricate to be repeated from notes
and as the lady has been honored by
the Historical Society by tne incor-
''i atiol lhlo tlle dllIudl report Oh
complete explanation of Indian bas-
kerry, those who desire to study up
On the subject may do so by getting
)ne OF these reports, now out from
he printer
The club is indebted to Mrs. Cohn !
or most instructive evening and a
5OOdly sum for the building fund.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
FIGHT ON, AND ON, AND ON

The Rhyolite Bulletin continues its
night for county division and Bull
frog merchants and business men are
coming through with goodly finan.
cial support
The BulltrOg Miner. the 13 inch
gun OF Nye county is bOmbarding the
northern end Of the county in effect
i've style and the fight. as far as the
Bullfroggers is concerned is far from
over.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
POOL TOURNAMENT

Results of the pool games PLAYED
at the SHUTTER billiard parlOrs are as
follows: Tuesday hight. Woodbury.
80. Millard 2G; only one game being
played Wednesday night, O'Brien %.
Deadly A. Waite 80 Flohr A.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
RAILROAD COMMISSION DRAWS BILL TO DO
AWAY WITH FEATURES THAT NOW IMPAIR
WORKING OF THE ACT

Ascmblyman Winter introduced IN.
railroad commission amendments to
day in the assembly. and the bill. A.
j.. AZ, was referred to the committee
on corporations and railroads.
The most important amendment is
that contained in Section 3 of the
new bill, which repeals Section OF
the old bin entirely. This is the
maximum rate feature. which gave
basis for the suits now in process OF
aeCision in the federal court.
Section 3 of the new bill reads:
section ,. Section seven of the
said act is hereby repeated, and a
new section in lieu thereof is hereby
changed to read as follows:
Section 7. The commission shall
have fun power to prescribe just and
freight; and to fix just and reason.
able charges for the transportation
of all intra.state freight and intra.
state passengers. for sleeping car ac
CoHlinOdal IONS, lOf SOOuS, mefCnan'
disc, and matter of every kind carried
10y express companies within this
state. for the transmission of mes
sag1s by telegraph companies. and
for the use Of telephone lines with |
In this State. for the transmission of
messages by telegraph companies,
"a M tIp ln ,f "A.
within the state. The commission |
shall also have the power to make |
just and reasonable regulations for
the apportionmcnt of all such charges
between two or more companies,
Jointly engaged in the transportation
of freight. passengers, express mat
ter. telegraph or telephone companies
The commission shall also have full
power to investigate the physical
condition of all railroad property.
and, in the interest of safety or ser
and order repairs. reinforCements or
reconstruction of property. including
tracks, and equipments al
so the power to determine and order
the use of safety appliances in the
interest of employees and the travelling
public. such as crossing-gatcs, flag
men, bells, etc. interloCking plants at
railway crossings and all modern
safety devices. The commission shall
have fun power to determine and or.
irr toe manner in which any rail- :
road, street railway, steam or elec.
triC railway, or other common car.
street railway, whatever the motive
power. at grade, or above or below
;rade, and shan provide the safety !
appliances ana regulations that should {
,e adopted at such crossings or al I
'Nisting grade crossings uf railroads. /
'team. electric or other motive pow. v
r. railways for the protection of the p
public and the prevention of acci.
Tents. The commission shall have
he power whenever, in its Judgment,
3 shall appear wise and proper to do o
%, to authorize ana uIrcCt reasonable | .
hangeS in train schedules and train b
crviCe. q
The commission shall have power ID
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
SHE LOSES $4,000 BAuBlE

Miss Jennie Crocker lost a string
OF pearls worth $4,000 in San Fran
cisco. If she had invested the money
Tor the benefit of the poor she would
have had string of tne purest pearls
OF sentiment that could not have been
stolen from her.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
10 BRING Him BACK

The Govern has issued requisition
papers for one G.. f. Hill. wanted in
Goldfield on a charge o. embeZzle-
ment He is at Los Angeles. Cal.
in Jail and Deputy Sheriff Catalan
went south last night with the pa
pers Tor Hills return last night.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
NOTICE OF POsTPONEMENr

The day of sale of the above de
linquent stock has been postponed
until Saturday, April II, 1909, at the
same hour and place
BY order of the Board of Directors
w. l.. PAULSON.
Secretary.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
NEWSPAPER MAN AGREES

X. n. Williams, Associated Press
agent for Nevada. was in this CITY
yesterday and was the guest of War
den Maxwell at the state prison.
Mr.. Williams stated last eveninr
that the prison, from what ne saw
is what the warden says it is. the
worst prison in the United States.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
INDIAN MUST HANG

GENOA, New, Feb. 25-Cnarley
Kaiser, the Indian who brutally muir
dsred his squaw at Gardnervile
SINE time ago was this afternoon
found guilty of murder in the first
degree and Judge Langan set next
Wednesday Os the time for sentnce
kayser will be sentenced to pay
the death penalty for his crime.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
SOCIETY WOMEN JUGGED

Mrs. Teal OF New York, convicted
of attempted subOrnatiOn of perjury
Al the nasty Gould divorce suit has
been jailed, much TO the ANNOYANCE
of her fellow members of the 400"
bridge clubs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
M'CRANEY HAS CAME"

n. A. McCraney. who was at one
time respected newspaper man and
is in this city for a few days. from
trip round the state.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
WARRENS ATTENTION

Ali members of Warren Engine
company No. l are requested to meet
at the EnSlne house Sunday after
noon TO assist in moving the appara-
tus to the new quarters.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
NEVADA VS.. CHICAGO

Another girl in Chicago has been
mistrcated and left bound in an un-
conscious condition. Chicago is
where some editors live VINO delight
in roasting Nevada whenever they
get chance. Nevada reports do not
show one crime like the Gingles out
rage
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25
FOR SALE

One double carriage and harness
One Single surrey.
One single buggy and harness.
Inquire at this office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25

Key Pittman was up from GOldfield
yesterday.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-25

Job work done at The Appeal.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-04-03

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