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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27
OLD SOLDIERS
TO MARCH

The G. A. R., Spanish War Veter-
ans and Women's Relief Corps will
celebrate Memorial Day Sunday. A
program has been arranged and a
parade will start from the capitol at
half past one
There are now 1877 graves in the &.
A. r. cemetery to be decorated. The
post here has dwindled until thele
are less than a dozen O.d soldiers
who take part in the various functions
of the post.
Judge Bartine will be the orator
Sunday. DR.. Won Radesky will also
speak. Annie Martin has charge OF
the music. Gladys Hofer will recite
the poem. Elmer Wylie will recite
Lncolns Gettysburg address. The
Relief Corps will hold services and
the Eagle Band has volunteered to
act as escort for the parade.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27

In addition to the high grade they
have a good body of lower grade ores
which will be treated at the local
mills as soon as completed which will
not be over 40 days.
Ore outside the high grade would
make a paying mine according to the
statements of T. }. Work VIII Cas-
son and other conservative m ninS
men.
AS stated in previous article the
stockholders can rest assured of alb
solutely fair treatment with the prop
erty under the management of Will
f. CaSsOn.
Beginning July first the company
proposes to mail letter every month
to each and every stOckhOlder inform
ing them just what is being done.
With the three iedges on the ground
two of which are producing good ore
and the other expected TO be in pay
ore soon, the company should be able
to pay large and regular dividend
beginning in 90 or 80 days.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27
NEW OFFICERS
FOR CLUB

The Leisure Hour Club elected Of
the year just past.
The club also extended an invita-
ton to the Federation Of Clubs OF
Nevada to hold it's next session IL
this city, the guests of the Leisure
Hour Club.
Mrs. Nellie V. Davis, president OF
the Federated Clubs was elected pres
ident OF the Leisure Hour, the sec
ond time the lady has held that hon
or, and her election was so nearly
the unanimous desire of the members
present that there was really no con
test for the chair. Ed. Vandericth
was chosen vicepresident; Miss Stel
la Colcord, recording secretary; Miss
Stone, corresponding secretary; Mr..
MCCrcery, treasurer: Mrs. Cahlan
member at large OF the program com
mittee and Judge Talbot trustee TO
succeed himself.
After the election discussion OF the
year just past and OF the next year
was taken up. Suggestions were
made to- the program committee for
the work, which is TO have distinct
ly literary flavor The travels Will
be continued with special attention 10
he lessons to be drawn from life in
Continental Europe. The current er'
mts are to be continued and with
t,cse two suggestions the program
committee is left practically free 10
make up the program.
Mss Gilbert was invitel to enter
taiI the club and the friends OF the
members next Wednesday evening Al
the lark Theatre and tickets will be
place on sale at once for the event.
She l. one of the best entertainers on
the rad and members expect much
from Ter.
The annual jinks will be held after
the entertainment at the club room.
The eport OF the treasurer show
ed that The building fund gained dur
ing the year to the extent OF $A3o
from the entertainments given by tae
club.
IL Is to be regretted that the past
president. Mrs. Cavell, was prevented
from being present by illness. 1t is
due to her effort and to those of her
brother Sam Platt. Esq, that the
building fund made such a fine gain
and suitable expression will be ten
dered them at the jinks bankuet. The
committee in charge of the Gilbert
entertainment IS busy with arrange
mcnts for big house.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27
BEAUTIFUL SIGHT

never more beautiful than they are at
present A large flow of water and
the vegetation combine to make them
If rough canyon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27
NOT DUSTLESS TOWN

The high wind today stirred up the
dust in perfectly binding manner.
The cross streets, not having been
Sprinkled, were each small imita-
ton of a sandy desert. Kings can
yon is a regular Borean mouth when
the storm king starts things and the
times
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27
SMALL BLAZE STARTS

fire started on the roof of the
Paris Ellis home this morning dur
ing the high wind. A prompt respon-
Sc to the alarm by the fire companies
and quick work on the Fart of the
members kept the blaze from spread
ing to an extent of over $40 damas se
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27
TO INVESTIGATE A BIT

Judge Peter J. Somers instructed
tile Esmeralda county grand jury to
look into the statements OF the For.
ence and Pittsburg Silver Peak min
ing companies and see If these COM
panieS have been aefrauding the
state and county on bullion tax pay
ments they neglect to make.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27
ELECTRIC LIGHTS ARE IN

The Masonic temple has been fit
ted with electric lights that add much
to the appearance of the temple. De
vices usual in Masonic temples have
now one of the best equipped what
with a thorough renovation, in the
state. The grand lodges will meet
here next month.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27
FIRST AMERICAN CARDS

Abe COhn is showing some post
cards at the Emporium that were
made in the United States. Here
tofOre all such cards could only be
made in Germany but now Yankee in
genuity has finally solved the cost
problem and they are in the market.
Those at Cohns are excellent pieces
of work.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27
MASONIC

The Masonic Grand Bodies meet
this year in this city June and 8.
Members of the fraternity will be CIV
en- transportation by the V. & I. Ry.
Co. from ali points on their line to
Carson City and return for one reg
ular one way fare for found trip tick
cts.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27
ElkS TO GO SOUTH

Carson City Elks will Join with the
Reno herd and trek to Los Angles
July for the annual convention. A
special rate of $26.4O for the round
trip has been made. A special train
will cave Reno. The Carson City
bunch will be at the hotel Van Nuys
while in Los Angeles and the Nevada
special will stop at San Francisco,
Sacramento, San Jose and Santa Bar
Dara for banquetS offered them.
Mrs. Ida Caveli is believed to be
out of danger now and b ar recovery
is matter of nursing AMI regaining
her strength.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27
LIEUTENANT M'C-URE HERE

Lieutenant Lowe McClu e and Mrs
Mcclure came up from Reno and are
visiting with the lieutenant's father
and mother, Barney and Mrs. Nc
CiurC,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27

p. N. Murdock and Mrs. Murdock
ha"" moved to Reno where Pete is
~ wOrk
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27
SCOPANSkY APPOINTED

/ j. NJ. SlOpansky, OF Ely, was ap-
, pointed a notary public by the Gov
ernor today.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27

H. NJ. YeringtOn continues to i'm
prove in health at San Francisco.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-05-27

J. w. Campbell was here yesterday
evening from Jumbo.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
EVA TAYLOR IN
COMEDY SKETCH
Heroine of ''Chums' Is At
tractive Feature of Or
pheum Bill


The Orpheum program makes an un-
usual bid for popularity this week by
containing what is promised to be a
double number of headliners. Eva Tay-
lor who will be remembered for her
fine work in Frohman's production of
"Chums," will be seen in Lawrence
Grattan's farce comedy, Mrs. Jones
Smith Carey" She will be supported by
Lawrence Grattan, Earl Ford and
Blanche Craig. Florence Bindley. a
comedienne of high reputation, will
introduce herself in her monologue, "An
Afternoon at Home"
Stella II. Morisini, who is described
as Junoesaue English beauty and a
successful animal trainer. will exhibit
her Siberian wolfhounds and Shetland
ponies.
William Fl. Thompson is in the final
week of his local engagement and will
present Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's one
act drama Waterloo. Miss Evange-
line Irving, sister of Isabel Irving.
will assist the noted actor in the effect
i've one act play. Thompson 'prides
himself on the role he assumes in this
piece. His portrayal of the aged cor
poral and veteran of Waterloo is said
TO be a masterful effort.
This week will be the last of 'The
Two Bobs,' Quinlan and Mack and
Mabel McCane. A new series of motion
pictures will be exhibited
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

LAGHER- MARSH BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Of this city. In addition to being very
competent shorthand reporter she Is an
exceedingly rapid typist and an expert
bookkeeper.
GALLAGHER-MARSH SHORTHAND
SYSTEM is recommended by all the
experts; IL enables students after
studying but q short time to MI the
most difficult and highest salaried posi-
tions.
high degree of proficiency in the
stenographic line will always command
a good salary Parents should see to
1t that their children study the up-to-
date shorthand system il they want
them to be. successful. you WHO
LIVE ACROSS THE BAY should follow
the advice of the experts of your own
county and send your boys and girls TO
GALLAGHER MARSH BUSINESS COL
LEGE. 1855 Market ST.. the only busi-
ness college that teaches this system.
and where high degree Of proficiency
Is assured. You should not permit tenn
porary Inconvenience or the cost OF a
Communication ticket to stand between
your children and the highest degree
OF proficiency In shorthand, typing and
bookkeeping to be had anywhere.
YOU WANT A SUCCESSFUL CA
REER for your children. no matter
what 1t costs. Money expended in ac-
quiring the proficiency which insures
success is always a good Investment
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

have secured her for their memorial
services to be held this morning at
the Princess theater.
It will be remembered that Miss
Strauss success as Azucena in III Tro-
vatore" was one of the biggest events
of the brief opera season which we en-
joyed last June and July.
The concert given by the University
of California glee club last night at
the California club in Clay street near
Van Ness was well attended and much
enjoyed. Wallace A. Sabin is the di-
rector of the organization.
Mrs. William Steinbach's advanced
pupils will be heard in a recital next
Friday night at Golden Gate COM
mandery hall. The following vocalists
will participate: Mrs. Eugene S. Elkus
Mrs. Carolyn r. Elliott, Miss FRITZ
Lainer, Miss Josephine May, Miss Belle
Heller Newman, Miss Gertrude Pron,
Mrs Mabel Tourny White and oscar
Frank.
There will be a pleasant mngling of
the elements of art and gentle charity
Thursday evening, December Is, in the
music room of the Hotel St Francis
when Mrs. Ida NJ Graham is rendered
a concert benefit The artistic excel
names of the volunteers who have
been glad to offer their services gratis
to the cause. The charity of musi-
clans and professional performers is
too well known to need comment. Mac
kenzie Gordon, tenor; Georgiana
Strauss, who was here with the
opera company a few months ago;
Frederic Maurer, pianist; Louis
A. Larsen, barytone; Herman Heller.
leader of the Valencia orchestra; Eula
Howard Kaethe Pieczonka, violoncel-
list and Mrs. Squire Varick Mooney
and Mrs. Louise l.. Gage, elocutionists.
are those who will appear at this bene-
fit entertainment. The beneficiary is
blind, a widow with nine children to
provide and care for.
I am requested to say that seats for
the concert are now on sale at the
news stand in the st. Francis hotel and
at Eilers music store, 957 Market
street. The cause is surely worthy
one.
Sgnor Gaetano MeroIa, who was
really the big star of the international
opera forces last July in this city, has
located in New York. where he is teach
ing singing and coaching operate stars
In recent Interview given TO Musical
America, Merola exclaimed: How can
you touch our sentiments when you
hurt our nerves?" Needless to say,
Merola was referring to modern tenden-
cies of opera writers.
Ernest Horstmann announces a Sc
ries of chamber music recitals by the
Minetti string quartet at the new Koh-
ler & Chase music hall in O'Farrell
street. There will be two concerts in
January, two in February, two in
March and two in April. The quartet
is composed of Giulio Minetti, Dr. Ar
thur Weiss, Hans Koenig and Louis
Schoeniger. The prices will be pop
ular. and the dates will be announced
later.
According to uncontradicted report,
one of the biggest sensations during
the initial week of Henry Russelrs
grand opera venture in Boston was
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
BACKACHE SIMPLY VANISHES
and YOUR KIDNEYS ACT fine

there is no other remedy, at any price.
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1t is needless to feel miserable and
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ening influence directly upon the or
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Your physician, pharmacist, banker
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Accept only Pape's Diuretic-hfty-
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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
Music in the Park

Following is the program of music in
Golden Gate park today:
Anthem Star Spangled Banner"
March, German Military. '........... .Scherer
Waltz, Dream the Ocean. ........ Gungl
(By request.)
Overture "Orpheus'' .....-.-....... .Offenbach
(By request
Gems from the Most Admired Works of
Benedict Godfrey
Descriptive piece "A Cavalry Charge, .Lueders
depicting the charge Of mounted squadron
Overture III Guarany Gomez
(The masterpiece of the Famous Brazilian
composer)
Idylle. "Glummoumchen ..-............ .Linke
Scenes from ''Aroldo' .-..s............ Verdi
Medley, introducing Ted snyder's local hits
Schultz
Medley ''viceroy'. ..-............... Herbert
America -
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

Throw away your pills, powders
and other medicines. Here is
treatment that viii make you rub
your eyes and wonder. It is not q
maybe, but it is fact-a marvel.
II has been proven a tremendous
success. Men and women formerly
crippled with rheumatism report
themselves now hopping around like
boys and girls, as a result of using
this simple and wonderful device,
called Electropodes.
Electropodes produce a wireless,
unnOticeable, yet powerfully effect
i've current which passes through
the entire body, through every
muscle, nerve, fibre, vital organ and
blood vessel II is the new way Of
using electricity. opening tre-
mendous field to the successful
treatment of disease.
By this electric current. Electro
podes regenerate the tissues. purify
the blood and the vital organs, es-
pecially the kidneys, regulate the
functions. and turn the nerves al
most into cords Of STEEL
It proves that electricity is not
only life. but health and vigor in all
Its glory Electropooes viii posi-
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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
Musicians who will be heard in this weeks recitals.

the singing of Alice Nielsen She took.
so the Boston critics say, the role of
Mimi in La Boheme,' which role, by
the way, was the one in which she
made her New York debut with Bonci,
and which she sang in Covent garden
to Caruso's Rodolfo. The Boston per-
Torrance of the work was an extra at
traction, but the house was crowded by
direct ticket buyers, and not holders
of subscription reservations. Constan-
tino sang Rodolfo superbly, it is said,
and Miss Nielsen made the biggest
kind of a hit.
The opening of the Kohler & Chase
music room in their large store in
OFarrell street will be made memo
rable by a series of concerts to be
given under the Horstmann direction.
The week beginning December II will
witness the following recitals at the
new hall: A piano recital by Her
mann Genss; Miss Grace Brown, con-
tralto, will give a song recital in which
she will present some compositions of
Genss; Nine. Eileen Moore violinist,
Nellie Widman Blow, both artists to be
accompanied by Miss Mildred Turner,
are others who will assist in the dedi-
cation of the new quarters to good
music.
Horstmann's announcements for the
forthcoming season include attention
to the music wants of neighboring
cities. Santa Rosa viii have chance
to hear Paul Steindorff's excellent or
chestra on December II, and five piano
recitals will be given by Herman Genss,
the well known virtuoso of this city.
Nellie Widman Blow, mezzo soprano;
Nine. Eileen O'Moore, violinist; Charles
Ruloti tenor: the Minettf string quar-
tet; Horatio Connell, late leading barry
tone of Covent garden, are other artists
under Horstmann's management.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
CONCERT ARRANGED BY
CECILIA CHORAL CLUB

The Cecilia Choral club, 1876 voices,
under the direction of Percy A r. Dow.
will render the first concert of its
fourth season on Tuesday evening,
December Z.
The club will be assisted by Mrs.
Millie Flynn Gish, soprano, and Mr..
James e. Ziegler, of Stockton, baritone.
The program consists of q number of
part songs and a secular cantata by
Max Bruck, The Cross of Fire" This
number is founded on an incident in
Scott's Lady of the Lake"
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

Georgiana Strauss. the clever and
artistic contralto who was one OF the
brightest of last seasons grand opera
stars in the International grand opera
company at the Princess, is staying
for few weeks in this city visiting
friends Her presence here was taken
advantage of by the local Elks, who
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

DIR. Ludwig Wullner may give an
other concert in this city If VIII L.
Greenbaum is able TO complete pending
arrangements The matter hangs on
the question of Los Angeles and San
Diego dates. An effort will be made
TO the end that DR.. Wullner return
here on his way east.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
YOUTH SLAYS BOY IN
QUARREL AND FLEES

CANNELTON, Ind, Dec. 4.-Claude
Williams, 16 years old. reader, it is
said. of dime novels, shot and killed
James Hall, 13 years old, today, then
eluded the sheriff and escaped to the
Kentucky shores, and is still in hiding.
He duarreled with the Hall boy over
trifling matter and deliberately shot
the lad
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
This Girl Accepted $40
Per Day and 2Oc
Per Folio
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The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
WILLING TO PAY;
HAD THE MONEY
A JAP BooTI.EGaER IN COURT
Cheerfully Paid . Fine Of e20O. A.
ter . Plea Of Guilty.

An amusing incident happened IN
the county court Saturday. when the
Jap from Eaton plead guilty to sell
ing LIQUOR. The Jap WHO came down
with the big roll of bills kept the
money in his hand all the time, and
about every two minutes he would
pull the sherin's sleeve and say.
'IIow much? Me pay How much?"
This was before the trial. or before
any fine had been assessed. The
prisoner told the judge in a few
words of broken English that he
wanted to plead guilty. The judge
informed him that 1t would be his
duty to assess a fine of from 81 to
$500 il he persisted in his plea. The
Jap looked blank. as though he had
not understood, .hd the JUDGE
thought it might be advisable to get
him lawyer who would explain To
him the plea OF guilty and its re-
suits. The judge stepped to the tel
ephone to call a lawyer. but the Jap
jumped up and shook his hands, say
ing, mo! No! Ne no wan; lawyer.
Me guilty. Me no pay lawyer money,
me pay you" The judge had to
laugh, but he concluded the Jap
knew what he was doing. SO he as
sessed him $3.50. with the admoni-
ton that he would not get of 81
lightly II again arrested for bootleg
ging. The man with the roll handed
out the money ~ cheerfully as II
it was only beet tops and they all
filed out in the best Of humor.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
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The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
Gets Small Judgment.

In the case OF Fishback vs. viney-
Mcpherson ct al, the judge rendered
a verdict In favor OF Fishback for
$63. The suit started over the sale
Of Fishback's property by the real
estate agents. While Fishback was
In Mexico the agents sold his equity
In a piece OF property for $3.50.
When Fishback returned he found
that contract for deed had been
made. and said It was done without
his consent. He said his equity was
worth $675 and sued the agent for
the difference. The agent testified
that $3.50 was the price agreed upon
between him and Fishback. A ten
der OF $69 had been made to settle
the case before the suit was bronrh
The erdict was less than that
amount
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-03
NEW IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
Election Set BY Commissioner for
Saturday, February ~.

1t looks as II Weld county would
have another new irrigation district.
A petition from water owners and
farmers in the southwest portion OF
Weld county and q small strip in
Adams county was presented to the
board of county commissioners this
morning, who took favorable action
upon the question and set the date
for election on February 27. The
new district. II carried by vote of
the residents. will comprise all the
territory extending from Barr lake
in Adams county on the south, and
running north In Box Elder valley
to q point two and one-half miles
south of Kersey. This will take IN
Platteville. LaSalle. Lupton. Peck
ham, and all the sections watered by
the Buckers, Fulton, Burlington and
other bitches. The preliminary ar
rangements will be perfected by
election day and it is said that the
election will be as warm a. . pres
idential campaign. as many Of the
people in that district do not desire
the extra expense necessitated by
the formation of the district. 1t Is to
be known as the Denver. Greeley
Valley district. and will mean the
appointment of another river COM
missioner by the governor.