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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-24
Acknowledging Ssh Day

A. y. IA, ~ reported faNorahly by
committee ON election.
\. b. SO. 81. 90. s. G. j. r. /, \.
=. II IS and J. G. X. , reported tav-
orably by committee on education.
\. Il. SS reported favorabiy by com
mittee on cngrOssment
:. B.. 80 reported unfavorably by
committee ON way and means.
:. Il. ~ reported favorably by Or
msby delegation.
:. Il. 81. Sub. %. IS Sub 10 received
from scnatr
\. b. 10 received from senate and
passed.
\. B. 1874. NriU-Rrlatin2 to coun-
.ty government and tn" reduction Of
county TAXATION. Referred to com
mittcc on judiciary.
\. b. 1875, Notwithstanding for
registration of autos and license OF
c~haufrrurs. Referred to committee
on judiciary.
A.. b. 1876 SMALL Authorizing
board of capitol commissioners to
sell worn furniture. Referred to
committee on state institutions.
\. b. 1871. Smaill-Act to approp-
riate expenses of Delegates to nation
al commissions. Committee on ways
and ear
\. b. 1873, Observation-Disclosures ap-
preparation for maintenance of GOV
%ernor's mansion. Referred to corr
mittec on ways and means.
\. -. 139. Riddcll- Providing fer
fire proof building for state historical
society and university library. Ref,E-
red to joint committee Of state inst
tutions and ways and means.
\. b. 40, I.oary-To prevent 90.
tanning of liquor by Indians. Refer
red to committee on public morals.
\. t. 142, IMnslo"d Relating -
the securing of loins by mechanics.
! Referred - comr3tt'2c En- judiciary
\. b. 1i0, Leary-Providing for CO.,
mcnt walks in capitol grounds. R"l-
erred to committee ON ways and
means.
\. h. li2. Washoo Grlr@atiun-For
the relief of the city Of Reno. Ref, r
red to committee on ways and means.
Sub. ). b. 80. Committee ON agri-
culture and county and county boun-
darirs-For the appointment of land
inspector. Referred to committee on
agriculture.
s. Il. 81, Boyd-Rogulatine stat"
board Of sheep commissioners. Re
frrrcd to committee on judiciary.
:. b. 4G, Syphus- Relating TO Clark
county. Referred to Lincoln dele
CATION.
B. %. Washoe dclcgation-Pur.
chase of additional land for the uni
verSity. Engrossed and passed.
\. b. 30. Washoo dpleGation-For
an addition to Man2anita Hall. Pass
ed.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-24

when the bill a called up Folsom
offered amendments to it providing
that whist. bridge whist and poker
should come under the inhibition OF
the act. This amendment was lost,
llr then offered one that cut out tn"
stool pigeon feature and another that
]pcrtained to the use of chicks, check
cards and markers in games of
chance all Of which lost.
by this time the assembly chamber
was crowded as never before and Il
crowd stood in the hall trying to hear
what was nCTng said in the chamber,
without sUCT1ss, The gamblers an.
uuunccd maj unless they could Sc
cure amendments that would rob the
bin Of It's punitiv" quality, IN" fill
nustrr would be kept up ali after
noon and as long as the anti gamblers
cared to keep the fight going.
The lieht nnally narrowed down To
.uc amendments Of the committee
on public morals. One amendment
10 the amendment of the committee
was offered making tn" bill 90 into
cff,ct December 81, l9lo, which was
lost.
IN amendment, that of tn"
committee, to make he hII 20 mo
effect January next, was adopted by
= vote of ~ tn \. which was the be.
ginning Of the end Of the night as
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-24

CALENDER
Acknowledgement 37th Day

4. b. 81. Notwithstanding the
salaries of Justices of the peace in
Lander county. Passed.
A.. Il. 10. Ncill-Providing an addi-
tional judge in the fourth judicial
district. Placed on the table.
4. b. So, Brandon-FOr manual
training in the public schools. Sent
to the cngrosstng committee.
\. h. %. 30. ~ and Sub. \. b. IS
Reported favorably by committee OF
the whole
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-24
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS OF
BLACK HAWK CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY FOR 1908.

Resumed business November
3. 1908, after shut down dur
ing prior part of year.
Operating expenses for Nov
embcr, 1908. -...--..-----.-..-- G19 40
Salary OF Superintendent for
~ days. Nov. 1905. ... $50 90
Operating expenses for Dec
ember, 1908 Observation-Disclosures. 1852 40
Salary of Superintendent for
December. 1908 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 200 90
Travelling expenses of Sup@rin
tendent during 1905 ..-..... 135 20
Total S2417 80
G. S. WISE.
F23t7 Sec.-Traasurcr.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-24
ANNUAL. STATED

OF Standard Realty and Development
Company, a Corporation organized
and Existing Under the Laws Of
the State of California, of its Bus
mess in the State of Nevada for
the Period From January I, 1908,
to December 81, 1908. Both Inculs-
i've.
Amount expended in pur-
chase of rOperty in
STATE of Nevada ...... .$3,2n6 AZ
Amount Of rev nue. collect
ed for business in the
State of Nevada Nothing
STANDARD REALTY AND DEVEL-
OPMENT COMPANY
BY CHARLES ELSEY.
Secretary.
F8-13
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-24
W nm
secretary
CONTRACTORS ATTENTION

The Trucicc River General Electric
company desires to have erected ON
its block. at the Gas works a small
concrete building to house its trans
formers. switchboard. etc. Contrac-
tors who wish to bid upon the same
may Sc" the plans at tnc substation.
lO3 Second street.
II. A. LENNON
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-24

Are you weak, nervous and ailimg, or
'run-down- ana o~NrrwOrk"d? Then it
will bring yuu special help. Its the
mothers friend. 1t ln>Srn> pain and i'll
surr> life of both mother and child.
DR.. %,'icrce'S FavorItc Prescription has
a record of over forty years Of cures. 1t
is the most potent iEvigorating tonic and
strengthening ntrNiur known to medical
science. 1t is madr of the glyctric en-
tracts Of native medicinal roots found in
our forests and contains not Il drop Of
alcohol or harmful. ur habit forming.
drugs. AtttSted under oath.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-24

Al AN END-the female complaints" and
Weaknesses that make woman's
life Il MISERY. They're cUut,i. by
DR.. Piercc'S Favorite prescrip-
ton. For all the arrangements,
Disorders, and diseases peculiar
to the S"N. this j. the only rem
EDDY certain to benefit.
It's Il legitimate medicine for
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woman. carefully adapted to
Rher delicate organization. and
~ conflicting with any of
heI conditions. 1t regulates
~ and promotes all the proper
functions. builds up and invigo-
rates the entire SYSTEM. and re-
stores health and STRENGTH.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-24
ANNUAL

OF the Commercial Union Assurance
Company. Limited of London. Eng
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-24

Pacific Coast BranCh Manager and
attorney in Fact.
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-24
ANNUAL

OF The Liverpool and London and
GIoge Insurance Company for the
year ending December 81. 1908
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
XERXES ROUTED BY
IHFURIATED GREEKS

Seven Greeks are tn jail as participants
in a small riot. during which three siOts
were fired and an attempt was made u
mob George NerXeS. aOne Of their eouh-
trvmen. in the rear Of % west SECOND
south street shortly before midulgl
Fifteen of them are SAID 20 have taken
part in the riot. Seven OF them managed
Ia yet away. Those taken IN BY the p0-
lice were charged with disturbance and
gave their names as follows > star1s
George LalOuo. William Coyes. george
DuIeenos G.. HatXis Lewis ManNos, NICK
Ranges. Peter CaerfaXas-
The trouble followed their discharge by
the construction foreman Of the Otan
Light & Railroad company. AerNes. VINO
conducts q labor agency. secured them a
lob with the company charging eacl OF
the fifteen S. They worked only two
DAYS. when the foreman claimed they had
not given satisfaction and paid them OIL
UpOn finding XerXes IN a restaurant
last night they went to him IN pou4 20
demand the return Of their money. He
refused on the ground that he had Ill-
filled his promise TO get them Work ana
that their discharge was no fault OF MS
He was chased through the restaurant pt
the men, who mObbed him when caug no
i'm the ward and gave him a severe beat
ing At the height Of the excitement
three or four shots were fired. though
none of the prisoners was found IN pos
session of a weapon when searched lne
police saved XerXes from a more serious
fate. for ne was at the mercy OF the moo
when a squad Of patrolmen arrived IN tHs
wagon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02

II you took a hundred guesses and
then another one. you wouldn't be able
90 name the mysterious person who is
going TO visit salt Lake some time
within the next two months. Even the
wise soOthsayer viii be at Joss to
know who he is. So there is no use ask
ing A little tip may set YOU on the
right track, however. SO be on the lnck-
out for the Wizard of the Wasatch.
He may come in the morning. or il
may be at high noon. but mes going
10 be here some time His coming was
indicated by the lady IN the morn
last night. If YOU were looking at the
moon at exactly ten minutes after 10
O'Clock you surely saw her wink her
left eye. Well that sly wink told he
whole story. To meant that the Wiz
ard. the good spirit of this promising
Utah. has singled out salt Lake for d
visit Maybe that particular lowering
OF the eyeId by the moon girl meant
that he was coming during the q. A.
r. encampment. but nobody knows the
answer
3. +. Redmsn asserts that he saw
the lady wink from on high. and that
he Interpreted this coquettish action
as meaning something. and he imme-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
MOON GIRL WlNKS To SIGNIFY
ADVENT OF WASATCH WIZARD

diately went U tell the news to Fisher
Harris. Mr. Harris became all ex-
element in a moment. and said. That
wink is a sign that salt Lake is going
to have the biggest, jolliest and most
attractive celebration ian its history. So
We must prepare for this wonderful oc-
caSiOn."
Preliminary steps were at once taken
to prepare a welcome for this most pc
culiar character. An organization was
formed. with J. O. Ieary. president.
p. F. Redman. vice president; George
". Goddard. secretary. and s. II. Love.
treasurer. and all because the lady in
the moon winked her left eye. The or
gauizauou was not named. but all
those things viii come later
From the plans discussed last even
ing it is practically assured that salt
Lake will have a celebration this fall
that. in point Of size and beauty. VIII
rival the rose CaTnivals of the west
coast cities. Omaha's Aksarben and
the Mardi Gras at New Orleans. The
idea. the details of which VIII be given
out a little later. comes from the fer
tile brain of salt Lakes king booster.
Fisher Harris. and that IS a surety that
it viii be right i'm every sense of the
word
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
The Men Indicted.

The indicted men are all prominent in
financial circles John =. Parsons. couu-
sci for the American Sugar Refining COM
pany, was formerly president Of the Bar
association Of New York City, has been
president OF the City club, a reform or
ganization. president Of Cooper Union.
and was member of an international
conference on marriage and divorce. Mr..
Parsons has taken prominent part in re-
iigiOus and philanthrOpical affairs
Gustav Kissel is senior member OF the
banking firm Of Kissel, + inneutt & Co.
a director Of four trust companies. presi-
cent Of the People 5 SYM nony Concert
society, director Of the a 9ysrican Geo
graphical society and Of tfsfNew York
Institution for the Blind. Il 4 member of
the chamber Of commercef and of many
prominent clubs.
Washington 3. Thomas has been Dresi-
dent Of the American Sugar Refining COM
pany since the death Of Henry O. Have
meyer, about two years ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
CLUB WINS
BASEBALL GAME
Umpire Farley JenSon'S Nose
Broken at Adj Club Outing
at Lagoon.

Many newspaper men. all the advertls-
ing men. most Of the advertisers and a
great many others attended the first an
nual outing Of the salt Lake Ad club at
Lagoon yesterday Several special Trains
were loaded down with visitors 10 the
pleasure resort yesterday afternoon, ana
all were given decidedly jolly time by
the members of the Ad club.
The sporting events Of the day took the
form Of a sort Of field day competition be
tween the AID club and the Press club.
Most of the athletic events were evenly
divided. the points being about even on
either side. The Press club, however.
won the baseball game. in spite Of the
club umpire was struck by a ball thrown
by a member Of the Ad club team ana
his nose broken. During the fifth inn
ing ParsOu Simpkin officially stopped the
game on the ground that a longer cOntin-
uatiOn Of the game was an infliCtiOn Of
needless torture not only on the members
Of both baseball teams. but also on the
spectators. The score at that time Was
was about 19 10 1 In favor of the Press
club. There was some doubt in the minds
Of the scorers as to just what the score
should have been, the runs were coming
in SO fast that IL was hard to keep track
Of them. The members Of the Press club
in a dizzy race around the bases wore a
weIl-beaten track around the diamond.
Next to the baseball game, the feature
event Of the day was the boxing contest
between Malcolm McAllister Of the Ad
club and J. S. Critchlow Of the Press club.
Attired i'm the usual prize lighters ring
clothes. the two contestants appeared in
the rOped arena. Mr.. McAlEster in the
colors of the Z. G. N. T., and Mr.. Critch-
low wearing the decorations Of the
AkOond of Swat. After three blows were
struck the police interfered. and the bout
was declared a draw Two preliminaries
between amateur champions proved much
more exciting than the main bout.
The Ad club by a prov won the boat oar
race while the Press club carried off the
hundred-yard dash in a walk In the pea
nut race the Press club candidate,
charming little girl won a bushel Of pea
nuts. The cigarette race was. Of course.
won by the Press club. Most Of the 9th
er events requiring more brute strength
than scientific skill were won by the Ad
--I--L
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
ARRESTED FOR CUTTING
SCRAPE At SALT PALACE

John Morgan. So years old. who gives ms
occupation as carpenter, is held By the
police as the principal IN a cutting ARRAY
at the Salt Palace early last evening
His victim was Henry Mclaughlin, VINO
received a long knife thrust in the left les
below the knee Morgan had engaged in
an argument with G.. L. Sober over the
question of bet between two men en-
gagged I'm target practice at the shooting
gallery on the grounds.
Mclaughlin had taken a hand I'm the
frav because of his friendship for Sober
and in the ensuing sCuffle when Morgan
began using his knife he evidently mis-
took Mclaughlin for Sober. The wound
is only trivial and was dressed by the
police surgeon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
INCENDIARY BLAMED
FOR FIRE IN RESIDENCE

Evidences Ct incendisrism were Te-
vealed i'm the fire of a twO-stoTy brick
residence at 463 West Fourth South
street at about midnight
Though the house was Untenanted,
fire was started in two different parts
Of the structure Chief GlOre is con-
WINGED that the building was set on
fire for some cause unknown at pres
ent and he intends making thorough
investigation.
Inquiry about the ueighboThood
failed to disclose the person who had
sent in the alarm When the appara-
tus arrived "a blaze was found beneath
the front porch. while another was
burning in a back room. 1t was plain
that both portions of the building had
been fired at about the same time. No
one occupied the house and no fur
nishings Of any kind were inside. A
sign on the outside bore the name of
the J. W. KHleen Real Estate COM
pany. as agents. The damage was
about 500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
WILL STOP ROBBERY
OF SLOT MACHINES
Company Secures Arrest OF Young
Man Operating in Majestic
Theatre.

D. Daniels. . years cd. who says he is
an electrician, was the first victim Of a
determined campaign started BIZ the New
York Coin Operating Machine company 10
Dl edh lD Lle gang or thieves eugag ea
~ roDbing It's slot machines in the various
theaters about the city.
Daniels was caught in the act Of rob
ping me candy machine in the Majestic
lheater on East First South street yes
lefday morning by Dan Lenzi. the com
pany local agent and William Jones and
Wheh searched AT headquarters several
mars dimes, placed there TO be used as
evidence were found in his pocket
Hls method Of ODerstio has been t.
SIP INTO tueaters during the morning
hours when the lanitDrs are cleaning the
mouse and with the use Of skeleton KEY
open tne slot machines attached 10 the
packs or chairs and extract the dimes
cropped IN by the purchasers Of the
candy The thefts became so numerous
10 eaten the thieves with the intention Of
prosecuting them until the practice was
broken uD.
When taken before Judge Bowman I'm
i-oilce court TO be srraiEued yesterday aft
eIHoo4 Daniels, who was charged with
EeJlI larceny. was seized with = whisky
NJ lie pitched forward on the floor.
slilhins on the right side Of his face His
lace was badly cut by his eyeglasses.
DlneF prisoners ran To his assistance ana
atter being revived he was taken from
me court room and returned TO Jail He
VIII be arraisned probably this afternoon.
A private safe may be rented I'm TIE
nre and burglar proof vault Of the Salt
Lake security < Trust Co. % Up Main
street, 500 per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
DEATH IN WATER.
lsnecIal ID - HeraId.l

Bingham, July 1.-The body of VIII
liam Smith, the young man who was
drowned while bathing in the Ohio Cop
per reservoir at Lark last evening, was
taken in charge by Mr.. sutton of the
branch department Of Eber W Hairs
undertaking establishment. where IL
viii be held pending Instructions from
the parents. who reside I'm Ironwood.
Mich Judge Frank H. CeIlventra. who
went to Lark last evening to investigate
the affair, didn't deem it necessary 10
hold an inquest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
PROVO HEADQUARTERS.
Special to The Herald

Provo. July Provo has been made
the headquarters for thirteen Bell tele-
phone exchanges and more than TWEEN
ty towns. The district has three de-
partments, including a commercial de
partment, which will be in charge of
I. A. Smoot The plant department
viii be in charge of Charles w. Hill.
and the traffic department under the
supervision Of Miss Adelaide Weak.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
SUCCESS Of PROJECT
SAID TO Be ASSURED

J. n. Grant Of the Weber E=srr-
Power & Irrigation company arr---.
Yesterday that the $4,000 needed Go ----
mote the company project. the t
of a reservoir on the upper Weber .z
enough TO cover between tHUH and
acres of arid and semi-arid lands r Be-
Der. Davis. Morgan and summit .1---.s
Was practically assured. CEl.sE. .1r-a.
lists. who have been here looking rs
ground over are said to- have guarantees
that the required money viii be- -=H
when wanted. Surveys will boz complete
az once under the direction 0f E-e.--
Willard Young.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
DENTISTS AT LOGAN.
Preparations Made to Entertain State
Association.
Especial to The Herald)

Logan, July 1.-The Utah Dental as
ISOLATION viii hold its annual conven-
ton I'm this city on Friday and Satur-
day Of this week, and the Boosters of
the town are preparing properly to en-
terrain the visiting delegates. In order
to raise the funds necessary for this
purpose the Boosters gave a big show
on the 3. Y. c. campus yesterday. There
was a baseball game between the local
doctors and a team composed of the
dentists and the pharmacists, and in
addition lot of burlesque features that
amused the crowd.
It is the intention to take the dentists
up Logan canyon on Saturday and give
them a feed" Of Logan river trout. The
party viii be taken up about eight
miles, where dinner viii be served.
They viii return to the city in time for
the ball in the evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
TO CELEBRATE FOURTH.


Provo, July AT a citizens meet
ing held last night in the council
chamber it was decided to have a
Fourth of July celebration. and COM
mittees were appointed to arrange for
the event. A partial program was
formulated. There viii be bicycle and
foot races in the morning, and services
in the tabernacle, with J. W. y. White
cotton as orator of the day In the aft
ernoon horse races will be run on tbs
fair grounds track.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
CORNELL is FAVORITE.
Annual Regatta of intercollegiate
Rowing Association Today.

Poughkeepsie, n. Y. July with the
weeks Of grueIling practice at an end. the
crews representing Cornell. Columbia,
Syracuse, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania are
ready for the fifteenth annual regatta OF
the intercollegiate rowing association to-
morrow.
All the coaches said tonight that the
Oarsmen were in good physical condition
for the struggle.
The big race Of the day-the varsity
eights-wiil start at 8 p. m. for the four
mile dash down the course.
Although open pool selling was not al
lowed, there was keen interest among the
hackers Of the various crews tonight and
many individual wagers We're placed.
Cornell appeared 10 be the favorite in am
three races, although Syracuse found
many hackers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
Penalty If Convicted

The section Of the law under which
the indictments were found provides as
penalties a fine Of not more than $500
or imprisonment for not more than one
year or both, in the case Of the jndividu-
ais, and a fine of not more than & O0r
in the cases Of a corporation
A significant phrase is contained IN the
indictments as bearing on the question
raised by counsel for the defendants. that
the statute Of limitation would prevent
OF inValidate the indictments. After set
ting forth the acts by which the Pennsyl-
vania Sugar Refining company was shut
down IN 1893. the indictments charge that
FOR six years prior To the finding Of this
indictment and continuously since" the
defendants have been engaged in the re-
straInt Of trade
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-02
BINGHAM NEWS NOTES.
Especial to The Herald.)

Bingham, July 1.-The funeral of
Leonetta Oseletto. the little daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Michael OselettO of Up
per Bingham. years of age, who died
at their home at o'clock yesterday
morning, was held from the residence
this afternoon. The body was sent to
Salt Lake on this evenings train, where
burial viii take place in Mt. Object Gem
etery.
David Geffen of New York City, en-
route for home after visiting the expo
sitiOn at Seattle, is here to visit his
brother. Z. Geffen and family.
The brick work for the first story OF
the new $4,000 business block being
erected by Guy Bolognese. has just beei.
COMPLETED