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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28
Notice to Mariner.

The following information has been received
from the branch photographic office at Port
Townsend:
Captain j. A. O'Brien Of the steamer Victoria
reports sighting tree 20 feet long and feet
in diameter September IL. In lat 60 deg 25 min
n, long 167 deg % min W.
|, sH.sC. Hunter pilot. Amer strnr Santa Clara
reports that red nun buoy No. is sdrift G1s
miles NV. by w u W from Point Wilson an
proach to Port Townsend.
H. NJ Delanty, Aberdeen WASH. reports that
peak top inner channel buoy the entrance TO
Grays Harbor went adrft September IL and
aground on Whitcombe flats. Grays Harbor
September 20. !. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. u s n. In charye
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28
PRETTY CLUBHOUSE
Scene OF A DANCE
Formal Ball to Be Held by Pi
Beta Phi Sorority OF the
State University

BERKELEY, Sept. 27-The exclusive
country club of Claremont will be the
scene, October ), of dance, with
the members of the Pi Beta Phi as
hostesses.
A score of residents of the bay cities.
as well as a large number of students
of the university will be the guests
of the we'll known Greek letter sorority
of the women on that date.
The dance will be one of the. formal
affairs of the season. Among the mem
bers of the Pi Beta Phi. who will be
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28
Texas Rice-CaIisoriBa Fruit Day, SEN
tember 50

September 80 has been set aside for
dustry of the State OF Texas. Eat rice
for health Southern Pacific agents
will tell you all about il. Ticket Of
fees: Flood Building. Market Street
Ferry Depot, and Thirteenth and
Franklin Streets, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28

LANAHAN INQUEST ToDAY-The inquest in
the OF John j. Isanahan. contractor. who
died last Thursday from injuries supposed to
previous Saturday. will be held this morning
at 10 O'clock. The inquest may show that
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28
NEER,s pAUGHrER DEAF

PIONEERS DAUGHTER DEAD - Alameda.
Sept 27.-Mrs. Emily Ellington. wife OF
Frank Ellington and>a daughter OF the late
E. r. Waterman, pioneer OF California. died
last evening at her home, 645 Taylor ave
nue. She a native OF San Francisco 10
years of age, and the mother of Arthur.
Frank. Robert. Leslie and Florence Ellington.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-28

To rent your rooms call up Kearny
So and we viii send a solicitor to call
on YOU. Call Want Ads Will rent those
vacant rooms for you.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
PASMORE TRIO

Perfect ensemble playing and force
fulnesS worthy of any three men ever
hearu here were the characteristic
features. Virtually the whole con-
cert, OF course, was in the TSchai-
kowsky trio. Yet the trio by Mozart
was eXquisitely performed, and the
chaccone, Miss Mary Pasmores violin
solo, was a fine exhibition of technical
skill. This chaccone was played by
Miss Mary in Berlin two days before
the young women started for home
the occasion being a concert at the
memorial church of Kaiser Wilhelm
the First, and the committee in charge
OF the concert called upon the violin
list and formally thanked her for play
ing it so weli.-San Francisco Exami-
ner. September 20, 1903.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
THE BALL GAME

4 great deal of interest is already
manifest in the proposed ball game
between the Eagles and Elks of this
city which will be held at an early
date. Both sides are lining up their
available ball tOssers, good, bad and
Indifferent, and will soon be in actual
training. Several novel features VIII
be added to the regular program OF
Il ball game and all who attend the
game will be given their moneys
worth with compound interest. Tom
Pickett says he is the best pitcher
in the city but as there are so many
aspirants to this position he will have
10 make good OF get out Such was
the decision of the ball tOSSers at
a special netting last night and they
know. A committee is in charge OF
the program for the day and the
features so far decided on would take
UP half a column of this paper so we
are going to wait until the program
is completed" before we attempt to
tell our readers what they may eX.
pcct when the Eagles and the Elks
royal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
PROPERTY
BEING IMPROVED IN ALL PARTS
OF CITY. SOME NEEDED ARE
BEING OVERLOOKED.

From the general appearances it
seems that wave OF general i'm
provement has struck this city and
vicinity and the good work is being
carried on on all sides. Homes are
being repaired, new buildings erected,
property being put in first class con-
uitiOn, streets and alleys are being
cleaned up but at the same time sew
eral improvements that are badly in
need in this section are being appar-
emily overlooked.
Among these in the Lone Mountain
cemetery which the owners have al
lowed to get in such condition that
it has become an eyesOre to the peO-
pie of this city. At the present
time it is in a deplorable condition
the same being due to the owners OF
The property who seem unwilling to
take care of their property and place
it in presentable shapa. At the
present time several 'Odges who own
parts of the property are arranging
to improve the general appearance
of their holdings and a move should
be made by lnOSe who own the main
cemetery TO get busy and at least
plact it in condition that will
be presentable.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
FISH COMMISSIONERS MEET

The State Board of Fish Comm's-
siOners met in this city yesterday
and organized. Geo. L. Mills was
elected chair nan and E. b. Ieringtol.
secretary. James Clark, of Reno, IT, :
third member of the Board was n
attendance at the meeting. COnsid-
erahle work such as laying out tte
work for the coming seasons was
taken up and acted upon. The first
shipment of 10000 salmon was taken
10 Lake Tahoe yesterday and Othe!
shipments are being prepared. for
planting in Walker and Pyra:i.j
Lakes. Work ON the new hatchery
as Verdi is being rushed to com
Fiction and will be ready for occu
paDcy at an early date.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
TRAMP KILLED ON OVERLAND

Unconscious, his head resting on =
roll OF blankets which he had car
ried, and dying condition a tramp
who, according to papers found in
his pockets, is James Hartell OF Salt
Lake City, was found on top of Tie
Overland Limited at Truckee Tuesday
night when the EastbOund train
stopped there.
The discovery of the dying man
was made by another tramp wnose
identity was not learned
Two men identified him as a labor
er who had worked with them On
railroad construction work near Col
fax and substantiated the letters civ
ing his name as Hartell.
1t is supposed that the dead man
was struck on the head by timbers
in the snow sheds but retained con-
ciOusness long enough TO grasp the
ventilatOr on top of tht car. The
scalp was torn away but no fracture
of the skull was shown. The man.
chest was badly crushed, however.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
HOWELL SENDS METEORiTE

A monster meteOrite weighing $3.50
pounds and possessing sinister re-
semblance to things ethereal. was the
center of interest yesterday morning
by railroad employees at Sparks.
The big meteor. safely tnsconctd i'll
a box and wrapped with a big tar
paulin, was on its way lo the Field
Museum of Natural History at Chi
cago Il was shipped from Tonopah
by Eugene Howell, IA mining man OF
that place as gift TO The Chicago in
stitution.
The meteor is black in appearance.
somewhat resembling iron, but sug-
gestinS much more hardness in make
up than the former The monster
from the heavens measures more than
five feet across and is three feet high
in parts. IT was found on the desert
seeyral miles from TonOpah and Mr.
Howell. knowing of the Chicago insu-
tution's desire for large meteor to
place among its curiOSitieS. had the
almost twc-ton weight moved into
the Nevada town and prepared for
shipment.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
DEMURRERS
ARE FILED AGAINST iNOicT
MENTS IN WAITE CASE. DAVIS
BEING TRIED TODAY.

Attorneys for George c. Waite, t.
day filed demurrers to the indictme en- S
returned against him by the Fedora:
Grand Jury and the court will hel.'
the arguments by the attorneys ii
the case either Saturday or Monday.
A jury was secured this morning
in the federal court to hear the case
OF Davis charged with robbing mai.
tags and the evidence in the case
has been heard all day. The defea:, l.
ant is represented by Attorneys Fin n
and Sanford and u. S. District A.
torney Sam Platt is handling the
prosecution for the government.
The case will probably not be siv%'.
to the jury until tomorrow.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
NO FIGHTS At SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Wash, April 22.-When
asked about the proposition to pull
off the .Jeffries- Johnson fight in Seat
tie this summer, president ChllDe:S
of the Alaska-YukOn-Paci exposition
declared that he will permit no prize
fighting at the air, and that under
the state Jaw he easily can prevent
such exhibits. The sheriff declared
that prize fighting will not be permit
ted in King county and Mayor Miiie'
makes a similar declaration concern
ing the city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
ELY DISTRICT BOOMING

In the neighbOrhOOd OF 2,2UO men
are at present time on the pay roll
of mines and reduction works of the
district. The present month they will
probably turn out the record amount
of ore shipped from the mines OF the
district and the record amount OF ore
turned out from smelter. The latter
plant will probably break all previous
records in the United States for
amount of copper production in a
single month from a plant in new
territory within given time from
the beginning of cOnstructiOn.-Ely
News.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
THOUSANDS ARE FLOCKING
TO NEW CAMP OF LUCKY BOY

apart on the same lead. Samples
from the Hall lease are in Farrer S
window. The BOX-Stewart lease is TAX
ing out 500 ore from 2O-fOOt shaft.
with the galena ore below and around
it.
New Workers bought in with Oddie
and will attack their ground wit
two hoists as soon as the machines
can be sent up.
Saloons, dance halls and restal-
rants are being built as fast as they
can be seen up and all are doing 4
rushing business.
The big boom in the district is TO
come, but it is We'll on its way now
and there seems little chance to stop
it.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
BOOM in NEW DISTRICT RE-
MINDS ONE OF EARLY DAYS
OF TONOPAH AND GOLD
FIELD AND THE RUSH HAS
NOT YET STARTED

% miles and he got $3.oo for his
half days work. He is working now
two eight hour shifts day. Kemp
wants to open Saturday night.
ID. A. McFadden who was cookin"
here for few dollars month is
feeding 500 men a day AT little
chopstand and yelling for more room.
a bakery and restaurant opened Mon
day evening at six O'Clock and has
been jammed day and nigh; ever
since. The hotel wont reserve rooms
any more unless it is for some one
the management knows. lent bunk
tion. The Tonopah Lumber Co. is
opening yard. Old timers in Haw
thorne have locked their houses and
some have moved out 10 more quiet
places after renting their property for
fabulous sums compared to prices a
month ago.
Up on the hill, at Lucky Boy, the
same scenes are being enacted. The
carpenters and miners are working
day and night. The big lease, the
Hubbard. is working l4u men below
and on the dump. Mitchell is putting
miners at work as fast as he can
get the ground opened up for them.
Oddie is working crew on his Car
rol Rye claim opening up the ledge
so he can get at it good with hoist.
lie Grande has a crew on his Lease
on the Montana Queen. The townsit.
company grabs every laborer that
shows up and wants 10 work, to get
the water pipes laid into town. Ross
& Co, are making a road 10 their
shaft where they have a big body OF
ore opened up. The road between
Thorne and Lucky Boy is lined with
teams hauling lumber and mining ma
sition on the Mountain King and the
wInZe in the Hubbard is being sent
down as fast as three shifts can send
it. The Hubbard wants 10 treble its
output Vi lVu IONS Il udy Dy May L
ii it can double that during July as
its lease runs out August l.
Paul G. Lewis left here last night.
He wired his partner today that hs
has bought eight lots and will build
a big lodging house at once.
The first issue of the Hawthorne
Lucky Boy News was sold out be.
fore Tuesday and the next issue will
be twice the size of the first.
Hawthorne and Lucky boy are
certainly the boom camps right now
and contain nearly 2500 men. over
half OF which are at the mines and
a third of them. miners. all working
, ful time.
! The ore is being opened up for IA
distance of 464O feet and has the same
character and value in every shat,
! started. Gold has been found in the
Hall lease on the Monte Cristo an
IN the BOXStewart lease, three mile.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
POWER COMPANY DIVIDEND

The directors OF the NevadaCali-
at Denver yesterday declared the first
quarterly dividend of 81 a share. The
books of the company will be closed
April 26 and the checks will be mailed
the first OF the month.
AS the par value of the stock is 500
but is selling at $G5, this per cent
dividend in reality amounts To per
cent.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
TOURING STATE

H. A. Lennon departed for Reno
this morning where he will join the
officials Of the California Nevada
Power Company and tour the state
with them in an auto. The party will
visit several places in the eastern
part of the State, Tonopah, Goldfield.
and other Southern Nevada camps
then Hawthorne and Lucky Boy.
From there the return trip will in.
clude a visit to Bodie, Aurora and
on the West Walker A couple of
weeks will be required to complete
the trip.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
DOCTOR DENIES THEFT

GOLDF.ELD, April 22.-Dr. }. l..
Gardner. of Rawhide, who was ar
rested at SchurZ few days ago Oh
a charge of stealing amal@am Ha'ued
., s5o 600 from a a mill in Rawhlde,
is in Goldti tld. and declares 'Ea' h'
in,ends to make it hot" for those
who have caused him to be arrts''"'
Ie declares he Is innocent.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
ANOTHER RUSH IS ON

RENO, April Pas the result OF
report of a big gold strike in North
quite a number of mining men have
already left for the northern fields.
Yesterday Burt Rush and Edward
Ashton, who have taken part in near
ly all gold stampedes in this state.
were among the men rushing for the
new find
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22

Hawthorne is the iiveliest city il
Nevada just now.
Two dozen big mule teams, hatf
II dozen auto stages, half a dozen
more private machines, two and one
horse rigs make the main street in
that resembles the lower end Of Mark
ct street.
Building is gong on in every block
along T. street and on some OF the
side streets. Carpenters are grabbed
AS fast as they show up and are put
to work on houses of all descriptions.
Real estate is soaring in value. a
lot that was offered a week ago Fri
day Tor $500 sold yesterday for $25OO,
"A bid PRICE between two saloon men
tnat wanted the location.
The Nucleus Hotel lease has been
bought by 10 Morascci, who has given
out $4,000 worth of contracts Tor re-
furnishing and rebuilding the old
pace. He will open it on .he frs,
as first class hotel IN every re-
specv.
On the Size track at Thorne yes
terday were "A cars OF freight await
ing hauling to Hawthorne and Lucky
BOY. To Thorne from Lucky Boy, 80
every day, - big mule teams and a
dozen small teams with ore that runs
n xEOn
ton.
\ dozen team loads OF wool III sacks
added to the confusion of freight at
i'horne this week.
Hawthorne Is crowded with 1909
new persons who have come in since
Two weeks ago. Beds re at pre-
mium. The front porch of the Nuc-
locus Hotel looks like a baggage room
at a railroad depot. Beds anu trunks
are piled up zen feet high and every
tent in the city of Hawthorne has
occupied every nj, hit
The post Office is conGested &nd
the freight agency to say nothing ol
Wells Fargo 4 Co., is over loaded
with shipm ents of every concievab.s
thing under the sun.
The Hawthorne townsitc company
is selling lots to the first conner AT
"a HAT price. The water company is
putting in mile OF six inch pipe
10 increase the water supply. Autos
run hourly up to- the Hill where the
now famous bonanza mines are lo-
Gated.
win Wilson, oil this city. went in
yesterday morning with IL stock OF
goods and was offered a Iancy salary
10 represent company before he had
been there ten hours. iic accepted
The salary and went right ON with his
own businss too.
a carpenter walked III from Nina
Tuesday and worked half SHIFT on
Kcmps new building the same day
The promenade was some thing Hike
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
CONVICTED MEN NOW IN PEN

Joe ROmereZ and F. S. Rogers, con-
victed respectively for bOxcar robbery
and grand larceny were committed to
the State penitentiary at Carson City
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Nichols.
Both men were convicted on the
charges in Reno. Romerez will
serve IS months and Rogers three and
One-haif years.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
INJURED B FALL

James Meder the well known paint.
er fell from the roof of the Resaa
building yesterday and sustained sGv-
eral severe bruises about the botv,
but none of a serious nature While
and he fell to the roof of the Har. &
store.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
DEATH LIST GROWING

LONDON, April 21.-A special dis
patch from Athens today says tele
grams have come in there from Mer
sina setting forth that nearly 10000
tian rioting of the last few days In
the Adana and Tarsus districts. En-
tire villages were raZed and the
country is q smoking wilderness.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22

Luclch was well known in this citr
where he was a frequent visitor AL:
is interested in a number of mining
claims all over the state. He was
associated with local people in the
Ramsey district during the boom
three and is still interested in O nun.
ber of claims in that district.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
FINE ASSORTMENT OF PLANTS

Potted plants OF all kinds. cut
flowers and bulbs arrived on the
train this morning and be display
ed at the Muller Drugstore. 1his
flowers and plants ever shipped to
the city and should you desire t.
secure some of them you should cal
early as they will go ike hotcakes.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
AGED NEGRO IN BAD WAY

William Miller, the aged negro Oh
Carson who was sentenced 10 Il long
term in the Storey county Jail for
selling whiskey to Indians, is going
insane and imagines people are try
ing to kill nim.-Virginia Chronicle.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
ANOTHER NEVADA RAILROAD

With the probability of a railroa"
between Goldfeld and Ely rapidly be-
nounced that the oregon Short Line
is about to construct line between
Wells, Nevada and Twin Falls, Idaho.
Which will open up rich mining and
grazing country in Elko county.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
WILL TEST LAW

A test case to determine the con-
stitutionality OF the eight hour Jaw
passed by the last legislature for the
will shortly be brought in the district
court by the Nevada Consolidated
company OF Ely.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
SAM LUCICH
WELL KNOWN IN THIS CITY DIES
At A RENO HosPToAL YEsTER.
DAY.

RENO. April 22.-Sam Lucich, a
well-known mining man OF Nevada.
died yesterday morning at Z O'Clock
at local hospital.
Deceased was native of Austria
Hungary and was 33 years Of age.
1t is not yet known where his rels-
tlveS are located.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
hOMESTAkE MINE CLOSED

The HOmestake mine, about eight
last Saturday, throwing about thirty
men ont of employment.
Ii is announced that the shut
down is for an indefinite period.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
WHOLESALE FORGERY OF STOCK

FOrgeries of Florence GOldfield Min
ing company stock on an extensive
scale have just been brought to light
by the receipt for transfer at the
company's office OF certificate for
$500 shares which officials of the
company pronounce to be spurious
says the GOldfield News.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22

desired. Sojourning companions are
cordially invited. Work in NJ. NJ. De-
gree.
BY order of II. p. Geo. w. Keith,
Secretary.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-04-22
n. n. AZ.

A special cOnvOcatiOn OF
Lewis Chapter, No. l,
X. A. Nj. will be held
Friday, april 23d at
7:3O =. M. A full, at,
tendance of members is
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-07
WHAT REALLY COUNTS IN LIFE

"We are great race. We have accom- plished wonders in hammering out against odds that seemed insurmountable the princi- pes of civil liberty and popular government, and making them practical and showing to the world their special benefits.
 "But in so doing and in the course of our life it seems that we have ignored some things that our fellows of southern climes have studied and made much of, and that is the forms of speech and the method of everyday treatment between themselves and others.
 "The truth is that a mans life in his fam fly, with his wife, his children, his mother, with his neighbors, is not made up of grand stand plays and defiance of the elements and all that sort of thing.
 'It is made up of a series of little acts, and those little acts and little selfrestraints are what go to make up the mans character.
 ''So l say that our friends of southern climes have touched point in philosophy, the philosophy of life, that we may learn from them, of more courtesy and more politeness, more real genuine desire to make everybody happy by the little things of life, which, after all, constitute nearly all there is in life PRESIDENT TAFT.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-07
The Silver Belt has larger paid cir culation than any daily newspaper in the world published in city with 12,0OO or less population.
OUR DISTINGUISHED VISITORS

A party of visitors that should be welcomed with all the hospitality of which Globe is capable will arrive in this city Sunday evening. Post master General Hitchcock, Chairman Cecil A. Lyons of the republican committee of Texas, Delegate Ralph Cameron and Bernie Zachau, Mir. Cameron $ secretary, is personnel of such prominence that no measure for homage or en- tertainment should be neglected
 Generous hospitality is one of the greatest assets and virtues, whether exercised in home, city, state, or nation, and surely Arizona, i'm bued with all the enthusiasm and optimism that goes with prosperity and rapid progress, is not lacking in this essential quality. In welcome to visitors, Globe should outdo all other territorial cities, for to her has fallen the greatest benefits accruing from the development of a region of marvellous resources
 So when these distinguished guests reach Globe Sunday evening it is hoped, and it is ex- pected that everyone, no matter what his politics may be, will lay aside all partisan feeling and give the visitors a welcome that they will long recall with pleasureable sensations.
 It is an assured fact that the chamber of com merce will arrange pleasing program for the honoring of such prominent men, whose service to their country has been great, and if the resi- dents of Globe, as individuals do their part, the result will surely be entirely worthy of the lead ing commercial center of the southwest.