davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
Todd There was murder coming and I could see IT.
L l,ollc de-

Todd There was murder coming and I could see It.
Run you loon - I hollers, desperate.
James didn't wait for any advice He didn't
know what he'd done, callate but he jedged twas
his move He dropped his gun and put down the
shore like wild man, with Lonesome after him.
I tried foller. but my rheumatic was too big a
handicap; all 1 could do yell.
You never'd have picked Todd for a sprinter
not TO look at him. you 'wouIdn't-but II he
didn't beat the record for his class just then I'll
eat my souwcster. He fairly flew, but Lonesome
split tacks with him every time. and kept TO wind
ard into the bargain. When they out of sight
amongst the sand hills twas anybody's
l scarf. 1 knew what Lonesome's temper
was specially when it had been lied with some
Wcmouth Port no-icense liquor. Had been took
up once for half killing some boys that tormented
him. / fggcrcd If he got within pitchfork
distance of the Todd crftter he'd make him the
lcakiest divine that picked a text I com
menced to hobble back after my gun. 1t looked
bad to me.
But I'd forgot sister Clarissa. Fore I'd llmped
fur I heard her calling 10
Mr. WinGatc." says She. get in here once"
There She was, setting on the seat Of Lonesome's
wagon, hodln' the rens and cool as "a white
frost in October
Get in at once" says she. jedged twas good
advice and took it.
Proceed" says she to the mare. Git ap,' saws
l. and We started When we rounded the sand hill
see the in the distance. Lonesome had
gained pint two and Todd want moro'n four
pitchforks in the lead.
Make for the launch - I whoopod, between my
hands.
The parson heard me and come about and broke
for the shore The Creased Lightning had swung
out about the length Of her anchor rope and the
water want deep. TODD splashcd in to his waist
and climbed aboard He the roding lust as
Lonesome reached the tide mark. James he sees
it's a close call, and he shins back to the engine
reaching it exactly the time when the gent with
the pitchfork laid hands the rail Then the
parson throws over the switch-Td shown him how
you remenlbcr-and gives the starting wheel
full turn.
Wei. you know the Creased Lightning? She
don't Iinger to say farewell. any to sneak Of
she don't And this time size jumped like the est
that lit the hot stove. Lonesome being bal
anced with his knees the rail- pitches hoadfist
into the cockpit. Todd. jumping out OF his way
falls overheard backward. Next thing anvhod,.
knew, the launch scooting for blue water like
a streak of what she was named for. and the hunt
ing chaplain was churning up foam like a min
wheel
yelled more orders than second mate on
coaster. Todd bubbled and beIered Lonesome
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
IN n ii zzsz. III
TOLD oN*rHEzAXERANpAEA
zoF &suNAr1ER=HoTEE
-
No III.
MARE AND MOTOR
BY Joseph c. lincoln
81 a FASHIONABLE HoTEL.

,f,or,rtrht 1907. by a. < Barnes & Co
Them Todds had got my nerves. Twas Pc
hers ..ad" that brought em down You see. was
Tong toward the end OF the season at the OIo
Home. and Brown had been advertising III the Ne"
York and Boston papers to bag the leftoVers' as
na called il Besides the reg'lar hcgwash ABOUT
The breath of old ocean and the simple cleanly
living OF the bygone days We dream ABOUT Iheie
was some new froth concerning hunuhG ana hs1i-
,np You'd think the wild geese roasted on the
nagpole nights and the buefish clogged up the bay
lo's you could walk on their back tins without Wet
ting vour, feet-that is II YOU wore rnnhers ana
tTod light.
There saws Peter T. waving the advertise
o7ent and Growing eladsome; they'll take TO blal
Ike vor1r temp rance aunt TO brandy coughdroPs-
Wi have L, nut t barDed wire TO keep EN- of
..FIunphr' gruuts Captain Jonadab. AnybooS
but born fooTIl know there amt any shooting
to4n here this time Of year
peter looked AT him sorrowful. Pop" says he.
.-53d ,,ou ever hear that solomon answered a sum
p7er hotel ad'2 This amt Chautauqua. this Is
tbe old Home Houss and its motto is 'iheres
new victim born every minute and there's twenty
Four hours in a day You set back and count iAe
block ticks"
Wen that's bout ali We had TO DO. We got
hosrders enough from that ridiculous advertise
n7ert 10 fill every spare room We had. Including
5onadst's and mine. Ne and the capn had TO
hunk in the barn loft: but there was some salts
faction in that-it give Us an excuse 10 gel away
from the sports IN the SIloA-hs looi'-
The Todds part OF the haul he was d NJ
sla dried-up man. single and a minister Nishs
rouId find out he'd given up preaching oy the re
uuest of the doctor and his last congregation he
had q notion that he was mighty hunter a1ore
The Lord Ike Nimrod in the Bible, and he q come
10 the Old Home 10 bag a few gross OF geese ana
ducks.
His sister was an old maid. and slim, neither OF
1bich failings was from choice, l caIlate- she
wore eyeglasses and veil to preserve her COM
plexion" and her idee seemed to be that native
Cape Codders lived in trees and ate cocoanuts
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
WHAT TROUBLED HIM.

When about leave town one day 4 certain
elderly bishop. a bachelor, who especially fond
OF his bath. gave strict orders 10 the houssmsd
about his 'bawthtub.' and told her not 20 allow
any one 10 IL.
However. the temptation grew on the poor house.
maid and she took plunge
Upon returning unexpectedly the bishop found
traces OF the recent stolen bath and questioned the
maid closely that she had 70 confess she vas
the guilty one. and very sorry
II hope you do not think Il IS a sin, Bishop
asked Jane. in tears
Eying her sternly, Re said Jane your using
nv tub is not a sin. but what distreSsss most
Is that you would do anything behind my back
that YOU would not do before my face -HaTpefs ,
Weekly
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
THE POINT oE VIEW.

This man is not insane" said the LAWYER. and
never has been To keep him in an asylum IS
blow. sir. directed against human rights. an as
saut upon the sacred institution of liberty an -
But did you not prove last week when ns va
on trial for murder. that he had been from ortn
raving lunatic2' interBOsed the Court
The lawyer smiled in a superior way s1seiy.s
he said. ''vOur honor would not have u oe.level
that this Court IS the Intellectual plane OF Iha
fury. ..'-PhIlad delrhia LedEer.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

Them Todds took the train for the city next mr..
Ing. I drove EN- to the depot James was kind .
gIum, but CIarissa talked for two. Her ounss,
of the Cape and Capers, specially me- was decided
The final blast just she climbing u,
car steps.
"Of all the barbarians.' says she; utter. N.
couth, numbering barbarians IN
She stopped. thinking for a word. spOn 7
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
us KNEW THE CLASSIFICATION

The viglland custom house officer was is''-
his job. ,5s5 Of the fL
coIIared theatrical manager -. r-insinz %
The English pony ballet tnat an
New York" the manager reSIohutS5Il ,t,. inspector
Admitted free antiques, salII salI ~ fIsveIsn5
briskly. as he turned to the next an
Plnin Dealer.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
He KNEW.

A member Of the Nebraska Legislature was uaA E
ing a speech on some mOmentouS question. ana Il
concluding said.
In the words of Daniel Webster, who wr0.es. ~
dictionary. Give ne liberty or give me death -
One Of his cOllea gues pulled at his Gear am
whispered
Daniel Webster did not write the dictionary
was Noah" =, IA,
Noah nothing replied the speaker; Noah 'l-'
the ark k"-Iliustrated Bits
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
HOW STRANGE.

woman who visited the British ,s slusSSo Snu ag
Gently inquired of attendant - al ar0ars
skull Of Cromwell? have been loVAiA7
for a skull OF oliver Cromwell ..5a,t "Vsss
'.No. madam" replied the at'enD
"How very oddP' she exciaimsds 111tsar,an'z IL
ane ona In the museum az Oxford1 wv
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
a REMEDY

II like nv house all right said Luscnhsl-if s fbst"
cept for one thing ! guess you II nave -
'sWhat is it, asked the architecI- - ny, nsck
Several times lately I've nearly oIv - .ss stairs
reaching for another step at the head & a. better p
when got home late, SO guess ~ Ss.,ar5ard an1
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
SEEING THE SIGHTS.

This" said the guide who was plotting oaaI ~
of tourists through Egypt. rs he poLnssu - ss
mummy was high priest. the Wlsest hlal u -
day He lived a great age 49,, = Il
WAS his last illness fatal2 GGeried the vas -
Z
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

didn't feel that I could improve on Becky Hucka.
berries conversation much, 50 I says:
"AI right, Goo'-byr'
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

."Of course IL was answered the suioes WIZ
look Of pity at the other s-, carson "EIs
That's queer" rejOinsd the wasglsl That be
rraxeDt aDDearauce would seem 10 ludlce'0
wos nermanentIy- cured -, ,hicagO views
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Gulliiiun nno SebenSuerlnit an Snbn.
frenSnng.

Iu0crion S..G, 20. Slni.-
Gurh Golilion zines 2IutomobiIS
nit cinem @oggon Der n9lnoerion
Eroction 60" 5u @rco3colca Groi-
ing nelm MciIcn 0itlih pon bier,
muroc bellte 9tobnlittog cine Ycripn
gct00tet cine onocrc tootIib ino juei
idllper ucrlcbt.
8et0otct murOc Sonc5 $. Cobb,
superintendent Der Ycltou 9olm-
luoaipinnerci 5u 9eltou. Die Scr
lcBtcn iino: 9icp. .. .. 9iihorbion
lno @ottin aus 9eIton (@ritcrcr
t0otlid) lmo 9icp. 6. q. McGomca
ols 9Iinetp Cir, g. G. Ger Scbtcrc
crDicit cincn glrm- mo 9lhlclbrud.
0o9 9Mtonobil lpuroe total Ocmo-
lirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Seine Girignng Der 1nry i'm Sal
bcnnsHraieE.

gan 6ronci@to, 20. Gmi.-
Nic lSlrD III Dem Fro5cB gc1cn Ocn
NiIllionar |otrid GoIbolL 4Srdii.
ocntcn Der Gercinigtcn StraBcnbob-
ncn BON Gan sSronciaco, pegcn BE.
Itchlng bat iih, noboCu lie oic
gauge lcbtc 9toht iiber cin0ciGloiicn
mar nicbt 5n cinigcn permoht, mo
murOc bcutc Niittog bonn Nihtcr
Soplor Qbnc Gmpilli1un1 Scr &er-
tbci0i8lm8 nn0 0cr StontSonpolt,
iGoIt cntloiicn, ,3cbn @cidmorcne
bottcn ourHpcG iiir llcbcriiibrlng
lno 5luci iiir 6rciIprcdung 1c.
ltimrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
SpdBeitsrriic per QnitbnQon.

@olbrOof @ioii, 20. Slui, -
Ser SoIlon oEitt3iicIo," IN mcldcm
olc gcraoc gctrollten Gbeleutc Hogcr
Sllrnbam umO Satin bcute iriib in
SittSiicl0, 0ioIi., 81 elmer Sofjcit5.
io6rt olfItic8cn Iunocte mn i.2O
9iodnlittogS ncbIbeboItcn chuo cine
gtciIc bon 0cm Ulittclppnft scr bic.
ii9cn Stubt. Gic 9iciie mar cine an.
gcncbmc umo ourA feincn llnioll lut
tcrbrohcn. Gle 6uriict0clegte liItou}
betr0gt ctlpn 100 W}ciIcn. @r. burn
bnm 1T Gin 9il0bollcr ans Nrooflinc
nmO icmc Wottin 0C6orcnc Moring,
aus Der nGnlidcn Stnot, bat lid ci.
ncn 9iuf oI9 S6riitltcllerin gcma6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
S1l5crncS Tcin oepfGnoct.

Ge3 % oinca, Soma, 20. Srni.
- Ncil ibr b0l5ernes 9ein in ole
SiItc ibreS pionobarcn bGuslidcn 9c.
libe5 nit mligcnomncn mar, nuBtc
6rou G6orlcS SarriOin init anicben
mic oiS Se5ablllng fir cine f6Qige
@ppotbcf nit ibrem iIbrigcn Gigen.
tbim alth ibr gein in Die 01noe Scr
@ldubiger iibergin9, Ole ii6 our6 ibr
gitten uno 6leben niht crpeihen lie.
zen lino oas gein oil6 Damn nod an
fInoen puBtcn, ais ole ungliidli6e
Jral es oIS Iette5 Dlittel in iDrem
9ctt perItedt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

HoGcrtIon Sioncp. O. &crIcelmgen
am &Opf. IS. &. @ormuh Snor,
&no, lciht om &opi OcrIctt. I. ".
2ucc, anor, Snb., 2lbcr i'm @ciidt scr
ihnittcn luo @eiihtafnoAen gplpnl-
ten. :. W. &ollie, Wtli6ouotu, >Sn0,
ihIinml om got5en &0rper perlcbt.
YultI @ilipn, Wiitbi1on Gitn, friiber
Don GlcpclouO, 8, Soiili@.Ncncrul-
superintendent Mnuucc II. Suutb
Shore Hoilrou0, @cin gcbrnhelL
S6nittipllloen om &opi lmo inner
libe &crIcBungcl; miro iunbrihcin-
lih ltcrbcn. Iron Stella Wfcnopfc,
Snlltb Chicago, lcidt uerlcBt 5SrcO
Scutb, GbcItcr, SnO., GlietlduR0cn.
lSn Dem cinclt @o9gon bcionOcn
iicb 80 Eoiio0icre, iuclhe Den 2Iutos
mobil gSettfubrtcn 81 Gropn Eoint
bCigc)ppbnt hutten lm0 Iid nllf 0cnl
&cinmcg bcianocn &iclc 6ornlcr
lul0 dn0crc @clUobncr Der llmGcbun1
0cS ShollplobeS Der &otoitropbe ell
ten 0lcidb nod) Dem 3uIo1nlcnltpBc
berbei llno Iciltcten 0cu &crIebtcn nlc
nogIide piiIic. Gic Scbtcrcn lptr.
Den mtf cincnl GrprcB5ug Der &ofe
Shore rmo Wiid)igot Soutbcrn 9obn
tbeil5 bierbcr, tbcilS mod 2nportc &c.
hrnd1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
gllasfa's Wplb.9lnsitc(lnna

Scottlc Moib. 20. Suni. -
8eItern lpuroc bier 9lldsfo'S 2lusiteI.
lrngsgebdllbe erofinet in meldeni
@olbitalb, @olofliitnpHen lno @oIo.
barren I'M @erthe BON 100000 aus.
geitellt lino. 2lnoere NoIoidGbc i'm
3ertbe bon 100000 beiinoen iih
nod aif benz @ege bon aIasfa nd6
Seattle itno inter Sin5urehnuna Der
slltsltclliing Der 9nnoes -DfilnSe mer.
ben Die bier angeionlnelten @olo.
Ifabe aui $t500,0O0 iteigen.
9ofuto ,Safot, DER faiierlidle Com.
niiiar iiir oie 9litsitellilns IN 5ofio,
traf bier betitc 5lir @ciidtignng Der
stlsltcllrmg cin.
Rdfe HRS sasinnb befprgt @. Blaine, If3
CitDaittmpfe.StrY unhe Qnitom 4suie.Apense
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Mtilliontnim I'M gilbi5aiost.

W illionen i'm 9ilbi5 aioSt.
Con Itantinopcl, 90. SSilni. -
Gin reider Sdjob OH @olo uno Eo.
picraeIo, ocn Der gaitiir5te Sultait
9tboul Sonio i'm gilbi5 9iosf ber-
ltcdt bate, lit BORT gefunoen ruorben.
Gs lunrOen iln @on5eu 2.4i0,00O Col.
lars gefunocn. Gas 8sIo lpuroe 10.
fort nod ber Sttomaniihen ganf ee-
ldofft. S6 6ic neue Regiernng es fir
li6 beauipruden pirb, tit nod iinge.
nib, bod miro iie es perntlitblid)
tAun.
Nnorhiitiider M0roer Der.
urtbcilt.
griiiiel 20. SUM. - Ter rniii-
idc 9lnardiit Snrtcnitein lit in Gent
bonn Sbmurgeridt 5u lebenslGngli-
dem 3udt6ouic Oerurtbeilt iuoren.
Gr 1nttc Den Boli5eihef BON Gent
inb eincu Ietettip, bic i'm perbaften
tuollten ermoroet.
u o ieuCIt's le6enoe geute
Neopel. 20. SUM. = Ger oeut-
ide 3ampicr o6elomaridau" lit bier
NIT 5iuet lcbenoen Wolfen uno eine.n
@iloihpein ongefommelt Die gr.
Yrdiioent Gooepelt eeiangcn bat.
Die Sbiere merben oif Der .Tunno.
nia." Ole ndd]lte @ode abfdbrt, nad
9telu'Dorf geIdofft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
SrOsc Grbidluftsitcmcr fir GGicasu.

G 1icogo, Slls, 90. ,5llni. - Gie
Sfaiic bes SdJubineiiterS BON Goof-
6ouittp iii Inn $tS3, ,S44.3t reifer,
Oen 9etrog Der Grbidaitsiteucr, Die
bon ocm Ra6luB bes pcritorbenen
Millionars uno @robidlGdters 9fcI-
ion DiorriS erboben muroe. 9ieier
getrag lit Ole 9roBtc @r6icboisitcuer.
Summc, bic bisbrr an Ole Gountp.
aaiie bejoblt iporoen lit. Gos Don
gicIion Wiorris binterloiierc gerlno-
gen luliroc auf $t6,703.427 obge-
id)att.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

mitr0cn ibncn non Den ,SilBen 9crinen
lmo icocS Stiidhcn !Dietoll melhes
lie bel lid gcbobt, bate ol5 Seitcr sc.
Oient.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21


tiidem .3uItorbc.
sparta, @a. 20. SUM. 81
Mortinspille botten iiA bel einenl
Shnipicnie ieAs5ebn Stinbcr pnr ei'
neln 8epitter inter cinen Baum ge.
fliidtet, ais 6ieier Don einen 9lits
ldlage 9etrpfien iuuroe, iueldcr bic
Sinoer iormtli6 beiprlBtlos 5it So'
bcn itrcftc. 9llS Siilie ber6ei fam,
logcn Die Ssinocr an ,SltBe oes 9alt.
mes iiber cinartocr iluo man bielt lie
3uerit i1lnntlid] fir tobt. 3pei
9ler5tc, melbe Die Eartie mitlnahteiL
eonltatirter aber nah 9elulter Inter
iubung, OuB MIR ems Don oen Sin.
bern allgenbIidlib ieinen Dob gcfllt'
belt bate. 9Illeroings iino obcr iehS
onoere in ioldem 3uitonoc, bnB
idlucrlib GIL ibre MISUNDERSTANDING
geoodtt merbcn fdnn. Sie. iibrigen
ani0er purbcn bnlo 81 iid) gebraht
iuio idJuebc;i nid)t IN Geiabr. 9In
hen a1rpern t,st, nelnl ainocrn lii
oeutlidl iidtbar, lrcldrn Neg Der
Slielhlug genpnlnlen bat; biz Sbilbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
90. Sabrsang.
Summer 4 8eGer,
9cutidcs Sanf- nno @cdiclscidGft,
26 Spntb.StraRc,
90 NUHTV N-|fRWHNT
,,Tatiunnl Yaut Of Gummerec"s "s@cbanbe.

Wiit0lIfOfr bet WtttnbUric.
slns uio &eriluf bon Mliien uno Sblinas
tipner. g8ed,Iel uno Greoit8refe auf anc
bnlptidhIi6eil Stdote @uropus. 9lns uno &er,
fanf frember eeloiorten. iopc gtEsiertpuno
hon @oamacbien, SbiiciariGn bon unb nab
9eutihlano. (alprii27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Sennkt ilc tdglidJ
til ber &inberitube.
Bun gler5tcn cmpfohlen.
9llscmcin in TpOtbefen 5n babcn.

pSiQ'S 6air anS Whistler 9ge,"
idJiuar5 uScr braun, 80 Gcnts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE co.
Galpcrt. nmo TagettcsStrafc.

= gptr 3dbIen inter unfere 9epolitcren
-bieIe beufd1e Yeuobner Der Stdot, ipelthe
Die Si6erbcit bieicS Snittais uno bic
alien Stunoen obHe HiidIidt nuf Die Gr6be
-ibreS GonioS entpepengcbrudie gedmd5i0e
-!Soiltbfeit 8u ruiiroQcu piien. 9Sir IaoeH
an Gepolttcn auf G6cd5 3dblblr -
--grpte ocer feline, Elm. mo 5aben 3kG6
-8etraae bon eincm Collar aufmdrtS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Die 5orte 6out
der Rinder
fordert

ben @cbrundl cincr Scife, bic
bcilcnOe, rciniscnbc, bpseiidJe
nub ScSinfi5ircnoe GiBcn.
idlnitcn in iid percint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

6inr fieinc 8irHn untrr Den guen III Die
St. 8ernarosstrdniers8iue. sic bat b bird
tbre auberoroenilicoe 9eilfrnft etnen luo9pers
llnberoouidfeit Wlnilael bcs slppetts. gldbniis
aeu itblentem (5efcbmaf i'm 1innoe Ilrb allen
SiJrunecn bet uTierleibssGr9nne iiberraei iie
9aleneer1. an 31lincn li!lh folnT an ,seiea
arspefauri ipcr6en. enilei gn6 M has nie
NIB ebrlide octf1c drdntersgliiiel mo Sbr
tprrhet Is fidDt bereufn, Sie ct. Vetnaros
ar6iiter'9iIen iino in alien glpotpefen Su bn.
bel t1ioNdsr. .5&S)
ESIie sitr Ieiie in's sIuslanS be.
iurst 6. yiainr, Tr. 413, Dit-Yalti.
Horeitraie, nabe gxitom 9snie Abe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Sdlimmc @irfnngcn cincs Slit-
Id)lagcs.

Gin ainO gctootet uno iiini5ebn be.
tdubt. = SeGS oerieIbcn III fri
tiidem 3nItonbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
6lef1n's
!Setfe

1T nidJt allein cine feline Sot.
lctcnicifc, iOnbern and Gin
Scilmittcl fir Sant- nnS
9upi6ant Sranfbeiten. 9n.
rirt anfscriebenc Sant, Sant'
9lnSbriidc anb aupfidJnppem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

t;sortietnna iiehe 2. stite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Starb im Sabubofc.
]SlGblidjCr SUB ncS &Gltcrrcd)tS.8r'
lcbrtcn u. Wartcns.

l9or Der &crtreter 8uBlonOa in Der
icbicoenen intcrnotiouoIcn Gon-
orcHcn. Ger britiidc arelr3cr
nSoppbo" mo Gompfer n3ea-
lono" in Goaiiiou. - UIiifliher
Nciic fcin 2cbcnopcrhlit - llns
Iicbiome St6rlmg scr @cttrenncn
SIT 9utcuiL 6ronfrcid, ourh
9lufrllbr mo @cmoltt6otcu. -
20nig Golporo iibcrrcibt 6obncn
al britiibc 9otoiQonc.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-24
DAY TO
BE GREAT

The committee appointed to make
arrangements for the celebration OF
Labor Day is working steadily and
reports fine progress.
The announcement of the coOpera-
ton of Reno and Sparks, no less than
that OF Virginia City and Gold Hill,
all OF which cities will be represent
ed here with big delegations, has
spurred the Ormsby county union
men to renewed efforts for big and
successful celebration.
The city government will cooper
ate. the county also will take part
in the parade and the citizens OF Car
son City will extend every aid to
this committee possible. The pro
motion Association already has de-
clared it stands ready to felp in any
desirable manner.
1t is almost certain that the foun-
tain being built at the corner of King
and Carson streets will be formally
dedicated on thai day as it is in
tended for the benefit of the masses
instead of the classes this dedication
will be most fitting on the occasion.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-24
STARTS
IN LUCKY BOY

these lines about 600 feet west from
the mouth OF the Hubbard lease tun-
nei. Everything south east of this
point is on tongue Of public, unap-
pTOpriated land that extends into the
patent lines, so that the principal
mines of the Lucky Boy district it.
self is on public land. Many claims
and fine prospects however, are on
the patented lands and so far no at
tentiOn has been paid to the claims
OF the company, which it now begins
to assert in court.
The outcome viii be watched
closely as the determination of tle
suit means life or death TO Lucky
Boy. Injunctions issued against the
defendants of record, Ivan }. Ender-
son, a locator on the patented lands
The complaint contains AZ pages
and was prepared by Attorney Rich
ard S. Miner, who is regarded as one
of the best informed mining-lawyer
of the state. He is associated in
this particular case with Charles
Levers, of Reno who is attorney for
the Yeringtons. H. NJ. Yerington is
president of the Southern Develop
mcnt company.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-24

Tac Appeal is in receipt of the fol
rowing letter from Milton Detch al
Goldhcld which is self explanatory:
Editor Appeal: Dear Sir-At
regular meeting of the Board of Min
ing Congress Commissioners, held
this day in the office of Milton NJ
DetCh, Secretary, at Goldtieid. the
report OF the solicitors. Messrs. Chas
+. Kapp and Branch fl. Smith, were
read and approved.
A resolution was introduced ana
unanimously endorsed thanking the
citizens at large. the stage and rail-
road con""-' and particularly the
press of .ada. for their kind treat
ment and the many hospitalities
shown their solicitors during their
recent visit to the camps throughout
the state.
The Commissioners desire to state
to the various committees throughout
the state, who have charge of col
lecting and shipping exhibits from
their immediate vicinity, that the
matter of freight transportation has
been settled and that ali exhibits
will be shipped free OF charge from
point of shipping to Goldfield and re-
turn If desired, otherwise to the
state School of Mines at Reno. The
Commissioners earnestly request
that the exhibits be forwarded i'm
mcdatcly that the Board may nat
be embarrassed at the eleventh hour.
The arranging. classifying and cat
aiogng of specimens is one of the
arduous tasks and requires consider
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-24
BEACON LIGHTS TONIGHT
The popular Elleford Company wi

1ue popular Ellelolu Company VIII
close their two nights engagement tC
night with the comedy drama Bca,
con Lights. The play, which is in
five strong acts is brmfull of cOufdy
and laughable situations. The story
briefly told deals with the attempt to
steal a valuable mine from Il widow
and her child but is frustrated by
an army officer and a friend of the
dead husband This is considered to
be one of the strongest and most in
teresting plays in the Elleford rep
ertoire. The Osborn children will
present another pleasing vaudeville
turn and give the burlesQue THE
Hand of Fate" Seats are on sale at
Mullers' Drug Store.