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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13
is
VIEWED
Says He Did Not Desire Position
But Will Try For Early
Settlement

In an interview with Thomas G
Lockhart, the newly appointed receiv
er of the Nye & Ormsby County Bank
the Goldfield News received he fol-
lowing statement. Mr. Lockhart is Z
man Of great business affairs and has
the confidence of all and it is safe to
assume that he will do just what he
says:
You can say for me that l did not
seek the appointment. but that now it
has been made, am going through
with this thing in the least possible
time, and without fear or favor There
won't be any monkey business. and
there will be no favOr'tes played. Per-
sonally. l represent some $4,000. in
volved in the smash-up of the bank,
and l want to get all the bank affairs
Strengthened out. 1t doesn't make any
difference to me what the amount of
the account of any creditor is They'll
ali get the same treatment
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13
MOVEMENT UNDER WAY TO
ESTABLISH NEW INDUSTRY
Capitol City Brewing Company May Reoganze For Purpose OF
Extracting Marketable Products From Sage Brush
of This Section by New Process

sufficient to start the rew plant. More
money will be needed before the in
dustry can be placed under way but
if the demonstrators do what they
claim they will there should be no
trouble in raising the additional capr
tai.
Prof, Hirsch of the 'harles City
College, Iowa, is the prime mover in
the new invention and will personally
construct and handle the demonstrat-
ing plant if the company is formed
, Not a cent of money is demanded until
he proves the ability of his process
and il the same is proven to be salts
! factory the local company will be ex-
!pected to take over the small plant
erected by him, the same to be in
Guided in the big plant which will of
necessity follow
E. B. Yerington and Engineer Boi
leau were present at the meeting and
took lively interest in the PROPOSE
tlOH. Nl lISoloil, oAtSA AoAAAAo
over the figures regarding the profit to
be derived, stated that he was OF the
opinion that a plant in this section
could produce a greater percentage OF
profit than allowed in he statement
from the fact that the cost OF han1-
ling and transportation was much
lower than allowed in the estimates
given Engineer Boileau stated that
sagebrush of this district contained
fair percentage of cyanide OF potas-
stun, an article used extensively In
the mining industry in this state. He
made this statement after making
number of tests along this line. and
with the profit to be derived from the
other products the extraction per ton
would be materially increased. At
the present time the cyanide Of potas-
SUM used in this country Is imported
from Germany and the import is con-
trolled exclusively by New York peo-
pie who have an absolute monopoly
on the product
For some time past Z number of
people in this state have been looking
into this proposition and with the
countless millions of tons of sage
brush in this state it seems that 1t
should be but a matter of a short
time until many plants will be turn
ing this much derided growth into
articles of marketable values.
AS stated before Ormsby county
alone has enough sagebrus.l in her
confines and in close proximity to
keep monster plant running for many
wears to come and at the same time
give overs of new worthless land
chance to have their property cleared
of this now worthless growth.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13
WHY HE DID
NOT APPEAR
The NOn-Appearance of Mr..
O Sullivan, and How
it Happened

At the performance of Princess
| Bonnie" Friday night some little
wonder was expressed at the non ap
pearance of Jack O'Sullivan as the
leading man. as he had been adver-
| tised as one of the star attractions.
1t appears that O'Sullivan was un-
decided as to wherther he could be
here on that night. so the manage
ment arranged for Harry Watson to
carry out his role.
The Reno Gazette says many tick
cts in Reno We're Cancelled when it
was learned that O'Sullivan would
not appear: that Carson people were
disappointed and that Reno visitors
brought their lunches with them.
The truth is Carson people were not
in the least disappointed, they got
their moneys worth. but just Won
dered what was the matter with
O'Sullivan"?
Again. it was never hinted that Reno
people brought their lunches with
them when coming to attend theat"
rical or society functions. especially
when the ladies of Carson had pre-
pared a swell feed for them, although
it is q well-knOwn fact that many of
them do so when coming to visit this
city during other attractions.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13
Gets Sentence
of Is Years

Last Saturday Judge Pike of Reno
sentenced Fortunate Tarcitano to
serve % years in the Nevada peniten
tiary for the murder of Maria Fara, a
waitress in the Europa Hotel in Reno
The crime was committed last July
and tae case has been stubbornly
contested the convicted man calming
that the shooting of the girl was ac
cidcntal rs he shot at the cook, the
bullet striking the girl.
The crime for which TarsitanO waS
sentenced grew out of a quarrel be-
tween the prisoner. who is u Gala
brian, AMI cock in the Tuscano ho-
tel. who Is native of Tuscany. The
quarrel originated over the question
Of sending meals to Tarsitano's wife.
to which practice Tarsitano objected
Maria Fava was friend OF the
oOk's and aftor n fight with the cook,
TarSitano entered the Europa and
shot. killing the waitress.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13

note and feel the power of perfect re-
pose, nor spiritually minded to be
aware of the presence of a Higher
Power. And presently. as some griz-
'Zled storm beaten old terrier shuffles
up and kneels stify before her and a
youth whom you instinctively know
has been a thief or hold-up, follows a
rare scene-not to be witnessed else
She places her arms
about them ami prays that tie oath
which lifelong habit made the old
timer blurt ont may be forgiven. A
rare picture. the bowed white aead
and the young upturned face close
above it. And so with the youth-and
sooner or later-with everyone of the
hundred and seventy-ive present as
with thousands who have come and
gone Now that white haired old man
will tell you that he drank whisky all
his seventy-six years and used tObac-
co from childhood. that not only has
the habit left him but that tie taste
Is absolutely gone. That these left
him when the little prayer went up:
that he is cheerful. happy. Wife gone.
family scattered and neglectful: mon
ey. for he had it, gone. But cheerful.
loyal 10 the Home: working skllfuliy
for he knows and loves flowers ano
they respond and are blossominC all
about the place. All will blossom a
fragrant memorial long after Johns
witty old tongue has lost power to
bring the laugh and the sturdy hands
to make this world more beautiful"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13
YOAKUM AND ASSISTANTS
TO BE IN CARSON THIS WEEK
Divine Healer Will Hold Services in Oakland Between Trains To
morrow and Will Arrive Here Wednesday
to Remain Four Days

II is thought that the matron o
Pisgaa Home together with two 9th
ers will be in Carson this week to as
sist In the work of DR.. +. r. Yoakum
and many inquiries are being made re-
garding the power and influence OF
this young woman who has been instru
mental In leading to higher things
thousands of men and women from all
about her that causes those who come
I'm her presence to feel the power or
God made manifest and those who
see and hear her will agree that the
one who wrote the following lines in
a Los Angeles paper knew what he
was writing about:
"lf you visit Pisgah Home you will
see young woman, who used to pre-
side ut the midday and evening meals
and services. One who knows will
tell you. II she happens not to CRATE
fully speak of 1t, that she was given
up as Deaths and healed through
faith: that she was simple country
girl the daughter of well-to-do Ger
man parents. who now and again visit
her ut the old home. AS she rises on
her small height she seems n frail
minister to control ana guide one
hundred and seventy-fve men: men
taken from pals, picked up in the
cutters, burlics that We're down and
cutters. railroadcrs, mechanics. profess
sional men-all victims OF vice or
crime or drink. As she looks about,
YOU don't have to be a Psychologist To
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13
Will Make a
Cruise of World

Early in February James Grant and
Charles Cults of this city will start
on a cruise of the world. The gen.
tlemen have been planning this trip
for some time and will undoubtedly
have a most pleasant cruise.
They will sail from New York on a
speciai excursion steamer and among
other places will visit Madeira, Egypt,
India, Ceylon. Burma, Java. BorneO,
Philippines and Japan. Many shore
excursions will also be taken to var
ious points of interest in the old
world.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13
BASKET BALL
AT DAYTON
Second Team of Local School
Play Good Game There
Saturday

The second basket ball teams of
the Carson High School played the
Dayton teams at thaat place on last
Saturday and carried off half the hon
IOrs. The girls team was defeated by
a score of II to while the boys
came off victorious with score Of 33
to 9. The game was hotly contest
ed one from the start and created a
great deal of interest for the many
people that had gathered to see the
two schools contest.
This is the first game the local pu-
pills have played this season with an
outside team and a return match will
be played in this city in January at
which time a red-hot game can be
looked for
Mrs. E. o. Vaughn. wife of vice
principle Vaughn of the local schools
chaperoned the girls and Professor
Hunting had his eye on the boy end
of the excursion. Mr.. Hunting also
acted as one of the referees and Pro-
fessOr Bartlett of Dayton acted in
similar capacity for the other side.
The lineups Of the game We're as fol-
lows:
Girls-Laura Wyiie, Eleanor Yering
ton, forwards: Francis Fisher. Elsie
Farrer, Centers: Bernice Mighels.
Beatrice fremont, Guards; Adele Nor
cross, Sub.
Boys - Milton Keyser, Edwin
Blackie. forwards; Rodney Werner,
center: Wells Tower. Geo. McCreery,
guards: Earl Burlington, sub.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13

Some time ago an article was pub
lished in the Appeal detailing fact
and figures regarding the use of sage
brush in commercial way under
new process called the Sparling Sage
brush Distillation Process, wnich ha
been experimental with for some time
past by professors and chemists il
the East. The matter has been call
ed to the attention of the Publicity
Commission of the State of Nevada
and also to the State Engineer of this
state. A number of chemists and pro-
fessors in Nevada have gone into the
matter and in every instance the
claims made by the hackers of the
process have been verified.
{ On last Sunday evening, Sam p
Davis, Chairman of the Publicity Com
mission of this state took, the matter
up with the promoters of the new
brewery of this city and made them a
proposition that is now being con-
sidered by them
Mr. Davis presented the renOrts
that have been made and filed on the
process showing the cost of working
the Sagebrush, the ingredients deriv-
ed therefrom, and the profits that are
made. all figured on the basis of ton
lots. He explained to them the offer
that is made by the promoters of the
new process that they will erect a
demonstrating plant in any section
where sagebrush abounds if a com
|pany will organize, and will guarantee
to take over the manufacture of the
materials f the demonstration given.
at the expense of the Eastern people.
is proven to be a success. All that
is required is that the company incor
portrate and show their willingness to
carry out the work after it has been
demonstrated to them that it is a sue
cess in every way
A large number of the stockholders
and officers of the brewing company
were present at the meeting on Sat
urday night and the proposition seem
ed to meet with the approval of those
present. During the next few days
the rest of the stockholders will be
interviewed regarding the matter and
then meeting will be called at which
something definite will be decided
The idea as it now stands is to turn
the holdings of the brewing company
over to the new corporation for the
purpose of building the plant and the
$4,000 cement blocks on the ground
will be used for the building to house
the new industry. The brewing COM
pany at the present time represents
an investment D about $2S.O0O and
this amount of money will be nearly
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13
RENO LIKES
OUR WAYS
Hospitality of Sister City is Show.
cred Upon Opera Visitors
by The People

RENO. Dec. 13-One of the most
pleasant features of the trip of tle
Princess Bonnie" opera company to
Carson Friday was the exhibition CT
the traditional hospitality of Carson,
manifested by not only the audience
bur the members of the Sagebrush
club after the performance.
During the performance the audi
ence applauded generously at all
times and showed a keen apprecia-
tiOn of the ability of all the members
of the cast so that the visitors were
made to feel more at home if posi-
Bile than if they were playing in Reno,
and the performance was to that ex-
tet much better than in the previous
productions.
After the play all the company
We're invited to the Sagebrush club
rooms, where welcome refreshments
with one another in the display of
and distribution of praise
that might well serve as 4 lesson to
Reno The ladies of the Optmista
as we'll as all the company
are very anxious that the people OF
Carson may know how much We ap-
preciatc their kindness. They were
moro than kind and it will be our
effort to repay the debt we feel to-
ward them. whenever any organiZa-
tion comes from Carson to Reno.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13
Three Prisoners
Added to List

Yesterday morning a deputy sheriff
of Humboldt county arrived in this
city, having in charge three felons
consigned to the state prison in this
city and after the arrival of the morn
ing train they were taken to police
headquarters. examined under the
Bertillon system and later placed in
stripes at the state hOstelry for their
kind
Among tacm was LeBaron. sent
encCd TO life for murder. He shot
Thomas New lat May. entering n
saloon whore New was standing al the
har and shO0tiug him in the back.
After thc victim fol-. LeporOn shot
?ra'n. killing bis nan. H later gave
hi"SCf mp. saving that he ought to
hove ehGt Ncw years ago.
Two cher Dri@"n"rS woe convicted
Of forgery and cnntCncCd to five years
Imprisonment. They were A. H. Cole
man and Frank DePrettO.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13
TO WINTER IN CALIFORNIA

Mrs. Belle DuPOis will soon leave
for California to spend the remainder
sister. Miss Kline. Saturday Mrs. Du
POis etertined the Young Ladies'
Bridge club and on the evening of the
Bridge club. Mrs. DUBOIS is mem =
ber of both clubs and will be greatly
missed.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13

James II. Shaw was Il business ar
rival from Reno on the Local ycster
day. returning on the passenger.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13
VISITING IN RENO

Mrs. Won Nagel and son Jack are
visiting with Mrs. Won Nagei's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Manning in
Reno.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13

Pickard's, the finest Hand Painted
China on the market, and all sorts oi
toilet articles at GOlden's.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13

Electric Lamps-Just look at the
fine assortment of art glass, globes
on them, at Goiden's.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13

Miss Ina Dawes has returned from
q visit In Reno.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13

to her home in this city from a short
visit in Reno.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13

Christmas gift-Fine dress suit cas-
IS to SIS, at the Emporium.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13

Christmas gift-I .Ounging robe So
at the Emporium. while they last.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13

Russell SchOOley is visitor from
Dayton today.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-13

Carving sets in silver. pearl, horn
and bone at GOlden's.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-02

Changed Hands.

The Oriental hotel changed pro
prietors on Thursday April Ist,
Frank Hardesty retiring and Cooper
brothers takigg charge.
The Cooper boys are bright in.
telligent young men and will make
things move.
Joseph Newman, the popular clerk
will remain with the new firm.
Joe's familiarity with the business
and popularity with the travelling
men make him indispensable.
The owners ct the building.
Messrs. Cooper and Wright, will
Immediately overhaul the building
and put it in strictly first class
shape.
Illinois is still unable to agree on
a senator.
A. M. Sailors of Stark spent Mon.
day night in Chanute.
Miss Georgia Browning has gone to
he State Normal for the spring term.
Don't fail to attend the living
p cture show at the Hetrick Friday
night. This is the last entertainment
# the high school lecture course.
Sheriff Reynolds passed thIo h
Chanute Monday with Walter Castor
Sidney Shirley and Tilman Bailey or
their way to the reform school al
Hutchinson.
A young Manhattan student by the
name OF Baxter was visiting In Cha
mute last Saturday. He called at Il e
home of the editor buh did not seem
to care to meet the editor personally
Engineer Jake Heller Is suffering
from an iEflamed leg that Is giving
him much trouble. A few days ag'
his foot slipped off the engine
8 ep and skinned his shin. He
thought nothing of the matter TIL
inflammation set In and now he thinks
Of nothing else.
R. G. Anderson need not crow oyer
having been in Kansas 80 years
That does not take him out OF the
teederfoot class yet Wait till he has
faced the cyclones, the grasshoDpers,
the hot winds and the drouths for 35
years, then he may prick up his ears
and think he is becoming somewha-
acclimated.
The last meeting of the season OF
the farmers club In rural districts
will be held at the school house
tonight. A very interesting program
has been prepared. Several interest
ing addresses will be delivered on up
to-date topics by men whs know some
thing of their subjects. Coed roads,
chicken culture and dairving will be
especially considered. Every body is
invited to attend this meeting.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-02
LOCALS.


illness, is again able to be out.
State Auditor Nation passe,
through Chanute Monday on his wa
to Topeka.
! Mrs. Mary Umbarger has moved T.
Walnut.
Carrie Nation is on her way t
| Oklahoma.
| Miss Kate Blankenchip went t.
Bartlesville Tuesday.
VIM. Hayden has returned to Ari
iona afCer visit with hi
brother e. P.
@. ". Brobst had business at tn
county seat Tuesday.
T. T. Blackwood went to Fredoni,
Monday evening.
Born-To Mr.. aud Mrs. II. L
Smith, on Malcolm avenue, boy.
| Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Bass
If Kansas avenue, boy. Soon the
anglers will be- after this little Bass
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. D. Shepherd
Lafayette avenue, girl.
DR.. o. c. Baird of this city wa
visited by his brother, DR.. j. Baird Of
)offeyville, Sunday.
Mrs. Roy HarmoI 10 visiting he;
sister in Deering.
Beulah Kitchen is now working In
Oiathe.
Mrs. Lou Miller of Kansaa City is
visiting in Ohanute,
Or. Follett was called to Humboldt
Monday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. j, NJ. Bash
line, girl.
Carl Rogers and mother went to
Emporla Monday,
Probate Judge Alleman was IN
Chanute Monday.
Mark Gibson is visited by bis
mother.
l. F. Romberger, the monument
man, mad business at Humboldt Mon
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Shelton of Independ
ence visited in Chanute the first OF
the week.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Stsadman were
called to Illinois last week by the
1eath of Mrs. Steadman's sister.
Crockett s. Record have sold the
Malcolm street grccery to gentleman
from Missouri.
NJ. w. Lincoln is recovering from a
severe spell Of sickness.
Miss Rose Lundine has gene to
Emporia to enter the normal school.
Last Sunday afternoons warm sun
shine brought everybody out for a
little airing.
Mrs. Rose Cook is visiting her
m other in Altoona,
Mrs w. E Barker is home again.
Cecil Kennedy of Yates Center was
visiting 10 Chanute this week.
Mrs. Nettie Simpson OF Kansas City
is visiting Mrs. F. A. Sauer.
Mrs. L. A. Workman came up from
Thayer "wednesday to visit her oaugh-
ter Mis-. &. M. older.
Mrs. E. n. Laughlin of Altamont Is
visiting her daughter Mrs. John
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Johnston have
gone to Bonner Springs to live.
Lon Cambern went to Lawrence
Wednesday to attend meeting OF
the regents of the state university.
Col. Carpenter, G. w. Alcock and
Mark Gibson attended che funeral Of
A. L Taylor IN lola this week.
DR.. T. r. Edwards went to Erie
Wednesday on professional call.
He went cross country in his auto.
Mrs. Cora huntington of Wellington
is visiting her step son, Yves Null
ington.
Gus Carlson OF Pawnee county Is
visiting his fatherlnlaw, Am. AndeT-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Roberts have
e rue to ChautauQua n. Y. for the
summer.
Mrs. j. L. ThorDburg is visiting
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-02
FurS!

Highest prices paid for furs. F.
Frewert, SIT N, Highland. Phones
sos, 967, 1876.
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