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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26
CREMATION
LAST RITES OVER RE.
MAINS OF SEN. STEWART. ASH.
ES WILL REST IN NEVADA.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The body
Of w. NJ. Stewart, formerly Senator
of Nevada, who died here Friday, was
cremated Sunday in accordance with a
wish expressed before his death. Tie
ashes will be sealed in an urn and
as soon as Mrs. Stewart RECEIVERS
from her illness they will be taken to
Nevada for interment.
The last rites over the body were
conducted by Rev. John H. Van
Schaick at an undertakers chapel, in
the presence of Mr.. Stewards daugh-
ter and granddaughters and several
of his personal and political friends
Among those present were Justice
former Senator William II.
chandler, Representative Bartlett,
Senator Clapp and Judge Henry
FOOte.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26
CALIFORNIA
PENITENTIARiES ARE DECLARED
TO BE ANTIQUATED BY NEVADA
PRISON COMMISSION.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-The
State penitentiaries of California are
far from being modern institutions. in
the estimate of the board of inquiry
appointed by the last Nevada Lesis.
lature to investigate prisons in other
States for the purpose of improving
and undermining the Carson City
prison. The board has completed q
survey OF the San Quentin and Fol-
som prisons and declares that they do
not compare favorably with the Car
son penitentiary.
The board is composed OF Attorney
General r. c. Stoddard; State En-
gineer Fred Nicholas; Warden VIII
liam Maxwell; U. S. Marshall Robert
GrimmOn and Captain w. L. Cox of
the State Police. Stoddard departed
for Reno tonight. Just before leaving
he said that tle investigation had
shown the California prisons to be
antiquated. The board will now 20
east to look at penitentiaries in many
States.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26
DEGRASSE
IN MERCHANT OF VENICE ON
THURSDAY EVENING SAID TO
az FIRST CLASS ATTRACTION.

The Merchant of Venice, which will
be presented in this city on next
Thursday evening by Mr.. DeGrasse
and company comes to this city highly
recommended by the press of the en-,
tire coast where the company has
played.
A special train is now being arrang-
ed to bring in crowd of people from
Minden and the seat sale will probab-
ly be one of the largest OF the season
We find in the Riverside Enterprise
the following.
The presentation of this great work
by Shakespeare at the Loring theater,
last evening was one OF the bes.
performances given at this popular
play house. The coming of an entire
stranger, Mr.. DeGrasse, proved dis
tinct success OF the "Shylock" of the
evening. His by play and detail of
business showed that he made a close
study of the difficult character. From
his first appearance TO the close OF
the trial scene was as Ben johnson
once remarked The Jew that
drew" and supported
as he was, by an excellent
was equal to the demand
made upon it. Miss Ida Park was
charming as POrtia and Riverside has
never seen these two great characters
or even equalled in the
past. The senic display was splendid,
beautiful. Should the company return
to Riverside the theater-goers viii -e
their good work of last even
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26

are not enough and more are being
engaged for the business. A four
horse stage dragged a weary way
across the seven miles of sand that
separate Hawthorne from the railroad
a month ago. Now six horse outfits
gallop across the fiat. for every one
is in hurry To get into the new
; boom camp before it is 100 late.
Real estate men are reaping a
harvest. One man had the foresight
to tie up every available vacant lot
he could get hold of and a clerk now
is busy day and night making out
deeds for purchasers that have paid
him a big advance on his cost.
Every day score of big teams haul
ore into Hawthorne from the Hill,
outspan and remain over night. In
the morning they trek across the fiat
to the railroad, unload their ore and
load lumber. water pipe, mining ma
cLinery. groceries, furniture, every
conceivable thing, in fact, and arrive
in Hawthorne in the evening to out
span over night. In the morning
they hitch up and go up the hill to
unload their goods and to take on
another load OF ore which has been
piled up by two dozen men during
the night. This load is in turn
lauied down to Hawthorne where 1t
remains until the morning. This ro-
tine is repeated day after day.
All this means prosperity for old
Hawthorne and from moribuund
village left high and dry by the tide
of commerce that swept past it two
years ago, has resumed her place
among the marts OF the state and now
is distributing supplies and gathering
ore from four or five districts that
are tributary to her markets.
The greatest of these is just now
Lucky Boy.
To the southwest is the great
Qualey mine with its millions of tons
of copper and gold ore, such guam
tity in fact, that the Smelter trust
has been trying to buy it in for some
time.
To the northwest is the Cat Creek
district where some OF the richest
world is being extracted.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26
SHOOTS MAN WHO SPANKED HIM

KEOKUK, Ia, April 26.-Enraged
at spanking, Charles Alexander, 3
years old, shot and killed George
Jones, guest in his home acre today.
Jones was to have married tomorrow
Mrs. Len Hammond, the Alexander
BOYS aunt.
Jones had been teasing the lad and
threatened earlier in the day to spank
him. This afternoon he caught him
in rOmp and spanked him in play.
The boy went into the house, got
his fathers shotgun and found Jones
in the parlOr talking to Mrs. Ham
mOnd He fired at him from the doO:'
way with fatal result.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26
FORMER RESIDENT DEAD

Archie AmiOtt, former Carson
CITY young man was born and raised
here, died at Verdi last week after a
short illness. He has been a resident
or that place for the past several
years being employed in the general
store OF that place.
The Amiott family will be we'll re-
membered by many in this city, the
father running shoe maker shop in
the building next the Anderson paint
shop. for many years.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26
ACTRESS HAS CLOSE CALL

TACOMA. April 26.-But for the
presence of mind of Louis Thombs, a
waiter, Lillian Russei, the actress,
might have met death by poisoning.
Miss Russell had ordered a glass of
GLAND water and was in the act OF
drinking when the waiter rushed into
her room, dashed tle glass from her
hand and ran gasping back into the
kitchen, where he fell on the floor in
cOnvulsiOns.
Upon investigation it was found
that by mistake a solution of formal,
dehyde had been poured into Po-
land bottle by one of the servants
on the car.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26
INDIANS AND DAYTON WIN

Two ball games were played yes
terday. The one in this city between
the Indian School nine and the Gard
nerville team resulted in a victory fOc
the Indians by a score of 10 to 5.
The Nevada Press wrong font" team
played the Dayton nine at the latter
place and lost to that team by a
score of 3 to =. A large crowd OF
boosters for the GardneTville team
weer in attendance at the game in
this city returning late last night on
a special train.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26
Ore Teams, Lumber and Supply
Teams, Hammer and Saw and
Hundreds of Busy Men
Make Her Streets a
PandemOnium

The following from the Lucky Boy
News will be OF interest to the many
people of this city WAC have turned
their attention to the rich finds that
are being made in the old district
which is now on the boom and which
is at the present time attracting a
great deal of attention from the min
ing world due to the ricn ledges that
are being uncovered daily in the dis
trict and the vast area in watch high
grade ore is nov being taken:
Hawthorne in her palmiest days
never presented the spectacle she
does now.
The Lucky Boy boom found the old
town right in the middle OF the road,
right at the foot of the hill and ready
to do her part in the work.
Ore teams drag through her main
street tile product OF wnat is regard
eel as one OF the ricaest silver mines
in The world. Coming back up the
grade they haul to Lucky Boy the
supplies for a score of big companies
that are delvlng night and day to open
new mines that shall equal, il not
aurpass the original shipper.
'andcmonium reigns. Merchants
are over crowded with orders and
their stores are filled with hus;ling
clerks who deliver goods to waiting
wagons out side. Saloons are on
every hand and music and tlc clink-
ing of glasses mingle with the hOarsC
shouts OF the tcamsters and freight
crS.
Real estate has doomed in the last
two weeks until lot that was held
at $500 on the first Of the month
now is held at $250o, after changing
hands at .ower figures.
The hotels and lodging houses are
lull Of men who are ,aking to the
hill where the mines are located.
Buildings are going up in every di.
rcction. Carpenters are grabbed az
soon as they get on the stages or
autos with their tool chests. One
man walked 2S miles to get to Haw-
thornc and worked half shift the
uay after he arrived He has work
cd overtime ever since.
one auto handled the passense,
traffic two weeks ago and now three
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26
WANTS EDITORS TO ATTEND

RENO. April 26.-President II. A..
McCraney, of the Nevada Editorial
Association, is in Reno and is arrang-
ing for a trip of the members of the
Association to the Alaska Yukon-Pa-
cific Exposition.
He declares that Nevada is the only
State in the Union not represented by
building exhibit at the Exposition,
and says that the editors of this
State should take the place of a State
exhibit and go there to boost for Ne
vada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26
WANT WRESTlERS

SEATTLE, Wash, April 26.-Sixty
per cent Of the gate, with a guarantee
that it will be no less than SIS 5000
is the gist OF an offer that has gone
forward to Frank Gotch and George
Hackenschmidt, the Russian Lion
for a wrestling bout for the champion
ship, to be pulled off in Seattle dur
ing the Alaska Yukon-Pac -Exposi-
ton
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26
HAWTHORNE BOOM is THE
BIGGEST IN THE COUNTRY

To the north and on the west side
of the lake is the Dutchman Creek
district a comparatively new district
that is just beginning to ship gold
and silver ore to the markets.
The Mount Cory district, where has
been one mine in active operation for
80 years, contributes its quota OF
bullion from a mill that runs day and
night on ore that so nearly resembles
that from the Lucky Boy, five miles
away, that experts cannot tell the diff
ference.
All these things make business for
Hawthorne and it no wonder that
the new blood, the new men who are
coming into Hawthorne, see the Op-
portunities for expansion in the old
county seat and buy property and
build permanent buildings for the
future.
Hawthorne is the natural entrepot
for the whole Hawthorne, Alum Creek
Dutchman Creek, PamiicO, Whiskey
Flat, Bodie and Aurora country, say
nothing of HuntOon Valley and the
mining districts east Of Walker Lake
and Thorne.
From this place go all the supplies
for all these places, though the Bodie
and Masonic trade comes to those
N 10 1.UlNv
This will be amended as Hawthorne
grows in importance for the distance
and the roads are in her favor.
Just now she is getting ready. The
hotels are being practically rebuilt
The merchants are enlarging tleir
stocks. Teaming men are preparing
4 branch railroad into the city over
the old grade, but ii is only talk so
far as the pan at present is hardly
leasible, though it may be treason to
say so.
Two electric lighting and power
are strainlng every effort
W Dc III 81 III Tue uclu lHe water
is putting in heavy and lars
er sized pipe to supply water for
domestic use and power as well. A
.eiephOne line is in operation between
rhorne and Lucky Boy. 20 Bodie, Au-
rora and the districts to the south
and west.
Business has SO grown on this line
hat one employe is kept busy with
/, constantly taking and sending mes
sages that are filed at Hawthorne
hese days for Thorne freighters and
New York capitalists with equal
frequency.
Hawthorne is filled with people
just now who are outtitting for the
into business in Hawthorne itself
Tle boom that has started there
Will continue until the strikes of rich
ore in her tributary districts cease,
and this may be forever for old min
ing men say that none of the districts
have been much more than scratched.
Its situation is ideal and it bids fair
to become the metropolis of North
ern Esmeralda county and the future
seat OF government for rev county
tlat shall rival the Godfield dis
,rict in size and importance.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26
TO PROUD TO ASK AID

At the cOrOner's inquest he'd over
the remains of the late George Eccles,
who was found dead in a cabin at
Reno, Friday, it developed that the
man actually died of starvation. He
had been seen the day previous to
the finding of the body but was too
proud to ask for assistance from a
friend who would gladly have given
it to aim.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26
GO TO LUCKY BOY

James Reid and Joe Hopes depart
ed yesterday for Lucky boy where
they will remain for the coming sum
mer. Joe Hopes has accepted posi-
ton as managers of a .efreshment
resort of the camp.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26
!. o. o. r. ANNIVERSARY

Tonight at Odd Fellows Hall the
Odd Fellows will celebrate the 9Oth
anniversary of the foundation of their
order. The Rebekahs will be the
guests of the local lodge OF Odd Eel
lows and an interesting and entertain
ing program has been arranged which
will be followed by refreshments.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26
LEISURE HOUR MUSICAL

The Leisure Hour Club will have
it's regular monthly musical evening
On Wednesday, April 2S, at Masonic
Hall.
Miss Schulz has the evening in
charge and will present selections
from the Opera Faust" Admission
Csc.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26

President Baum of the California
Nevada Power Company and party ar.
rived in this city late last night after
making an inspection of the proposed
york on the Walker river.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26

Several fishing parties spent yes
terday at Washoe Lake where fishing
is better than for several seasons
rast.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-26

I. G.. Lewis was a departure for
Hawthorne last evening.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-03

Mrs Moore is a housewife OF ex-
ceueut standing in the community
where she resides Every one ac-
Qua1nted with her knows her TO be
woman that can be relied upon for
veracity- Just consider what she has
said
First she was suffering with ca
tarrh SO badly that her hearing was
almost destroyed She was a misery
TO herself and her friends She had
tried many physicians and medicines,
but none Of them gave her any relief.
she was completely discouraged. and
considered that her health was gone
Now, this was her situation
Then she says After using two or
three bottles Of Peruna I began 70
improve" She kept on taking Peru
IA until her hearing was perfectly re-
stored and her catarFh cured and she
IS now enjoying the best of health
No wonder she feels ike saying
that Peruna ought to be IN every
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-03

household No wonder she says II Il
blessing to suffering humanity
Such case as this ought 70 be her
aided all over the United States.
There are thousands Of other peopIa
that are suffering as she was There
Is every reason 70 believe that Peru
ua would frequently accomplish tbs
same result in this class Of chronic
cases
At least this much IS sure, that Pc
ruua is well worth q trial IN any case
Of cztarrh. whether II be Of the head,
nose, throat or internal orzzus
Mrs Cordia Brown. p r d. 4.
RogerSvflIe. Tenn, writes IT had ca
tsrrh Of the head. and had been trou-
bled with it for ten years tried va
rious remedies. but they did no good
I at last bought bottle Of Peruna.
and began to feel better as soon as L
began taking it was very thin ana
weak but soon gained strength and
flesh by taking Perunz'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-03
An Address by One of the Rail-
way Officials.
From Their View Point and
Situation.
LOOMS VOICES
Ii.
Before the Convention OF News
paper Men
Refers to Senator BristOw 5
Speech About the ALTON"

Topeka has always been fond Of
N H LOOMS He Is = cIezn-cuC. cor
scfeutious. capable railroad atroruey-
His promotion in railway circles has
been notable and worthy
His last elevation made him gen
eraI counsel OF the Union Pacific
Railroad company with headquarters
At Omaha. compelling him 70 give Up
his home in this city Of his many
friends and long time residence
While depIoring his loss as one Of
her citizens. Topeka IS proud Of his
promotion
His training has been essentially
that Of a corporation lawyer but as
his service IS for the railroads. he
serves them with his best efforts
Senator Bristow said last night
'-If can serve the people as well as
Mr. LOOMS has served the railroads,
I shall indeed be fortunate
As Mr. LOOMS address before the
Kansas Editorial association was
evidently carefully prepared. was
both comprehensive and specific, and
gave the railroad view point. the
state Journal has deemed It Of IN
terest and importance 70 give 10 the
public. its readers. the address in full
and thereby. in this instance Al least.
deny Mr. LOOMS accusation that the
press does not always treat the rail-
roads fairly by giving their preseuta-
ton OF their case, 50 hare II IS
thank you for the invitation 70 ad-
dress your meeting I shall not trT 20
conceal the extreme sense Of grarl6c2-
ton I experienced when 7 learned q
our desire 70 hear from ne The priv
Iege OF addressing the editors Of kan
preciste- Il also affords me the 0p-
porrUntty 70 again meet and associate
with the people Of Kansas in what
vas NY home city for 50 many years
left your state with many miSEfvi1gS
and although I met with z very cor
dial reception in my new location and {
have found many friends there. L viii !
be difficult to find another home that
viii occupy quite as prominent and Sc
cure spot IN my heart a Lds state
o. Kansas
The Railroads and the Newspapers 4
I am d0ubIy sensible OF the privilege I
you have conferred when I realize the I
potency Of the newspaper fraternity IN 1
the matter Of moulding public opinion 4
md shaping the affairs Of state. and 4
IIated and controlled By the state II 4
would be q piece OF IIL-co1ceaIed at
@CCation on my part not 70 freely and Z
raukly acknowledge the dependence
Z railroads and railroad nzuzgemeutS
Ipou the good VIII and sense Of fair
less OF newspaper men
L Is especially essential for ueWsDz-
ler men themselves 70 understand this
act and 70 fully comprehend the re-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-03
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-03

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have sought 70 STAY the hand OF time
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