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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-20
FIGHTING OVER
FEDERAL "PAP''.
Southern Republicans viii
Make Trouble.
REFEREES" MAY LOSE OUT
democratic Senator's Invited to
Lodge Their Protests.
Senate Rapidly Losing Claim to Title
Of .Mfilienaires' Clubr--washins-
ton Negroes Angcred at Intro-
suesion Of .yim Grow.
BilitBy Hohia.
aEFEREES' MAY LOSE OUT
ny ALFRED J. sToFER.

washington, Dec. 19.--lSpecfai.)---
Trouble seems to be in store for quite
Z number of the Republican politicians
in certain Southern states. who have
been In position to deal out the Fed
erai pap"
Especially is this true in some of the
states which have no Republican mem-
bers OF either branch of Congress.
they call them by different names In
different States.
During the Roosevelt regime they
were denominated as referees" but
some OF the high muck a-mucks' Of
the Taft administration are reported
to be rather sore on that appellation
ever since Capt. Charles II. Scott Of
Alabama, in 1908, left the reservation
and joined the forces of the allies at
the Chicago convention The talk Is,
they would like another name for the
feilows to whom they will look for
advice when men are picked out for
appointment.
From high sources the Information
il obtained that several members OF
the Taft Cabinet at least are not salts
fed with many of the men who have
been and are being pressed for posi-
1ions In more than majority of the
Southern States. And the statement
Is made here that the thing is going
to be looked INTO careLuHy with q
view or having better selections.
Several OF the Southern senators have
been complaining. They have been adj
vised by quite q number of the vete-
ran Republican Senators who are chair
men of leading committees. to which
the nominations are referred, TO come
right to the front and show up the OBJ
jectionable men. and they are promis-
ing right now that they shall not get
through. even going 80 far as to assert
that Ii the case Is proven, they VIII
make adverse reports on Questionable
nominations. These Republican Sena-
tors are beginning to recognize the fact
that the Southern Democratic Senators
represent the best interests Of their
section.
Senators Johnston and Bankhead do
not hesitate to declare that IL un-
worthy nominations are sent In Tor
Alabama, they are going to oppose
them, and they are encouraged to be-
lieve that the Republicans will not
allow them to be confirmed The
Texas, Georgia and Mississippi Sena-
tors, and, indeed. those from other
states, appear to be working on the
same lines.
senator Flint of California, who an
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IRON AND STEEL REVIEW

birmingham. Dec. 19-(Special. y
Though the holiday lull has begun in
earnest and very few sale of pig iron
are being made in this section of the
country, metal manufacturers of the
Birmingham district and throughout
the Southern territory appear to be
confident.
The iron production in the South
has been reduced a little as to what
1t has been during the past three
months. but this was through neces-
sity, one of the furnaces blown out
during the past week needing repair
ing and the other having been put
out OF commission because of trouble
In the regular supply of raw material.
ore in particular.
There Is not the least apprehen-
sion that there is likely to be too
great a production of pig iron in this
section. While 1t is true that there
has been a little iron accumulated on
the yards in this district the amount
Is not OF much consequence and not
enough to have any effect on the gen.
eral market.
There has been a steady disposition
of resale iron recently in this Sec
ton. the brokers. SPECTATORS and
others who purchased this product
when the quotations were down now
making effort to move 1t out just as
quickly as possible to avoid storage
charges which will eat into the possi-
BILE to avoid storage charges which
will eat Into the possible profits on
the deal This. too. caused some
changes in the general conditions in
the past three or four weeks that
that was felt moro or less by the fur
mace companies.
However, with all the contrary re-
ports that can be worked UP the gen.
eral pig iron market conditions loom
IN happily anyway and give all rea-
son for the manufacturers to maintain
a stiff upper lip as 1t were and to feoi
confident Despite the fact that the
holiday season is now on and as usual
buying Is practically suspended. there
IL some inuuiring going on as to the
probable make for the coming year
and to what period the iron makers
are going to sell. Some round lots are
mentioned in the inquiries also. init
nation being given that there will be
need for much iron during the coming
year.
The sloss- Shefffeld Steel and Iron
Company, the second largest pig iron
producing company in the South. had
a little bad luck during the past week
IN the fact that an underground
stream of water broke loose into ore
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YOUR MONEYS WORTH
by sending your order to us for Xmas.
L. Brakeman & CO.,
Pensacola Fla.
May Consolidate LodEea.

Admission. Dec. 19-(Special.)- ~. r
Stanfield. Noble Grand OF the Calhoun
Lodge of Odd Fellows, No. 200. an.
nounced today that at a meeting OF
the lodge to be held in the lodge
rooms on next Monday evening.
proposition will be considered to con-
solidate with Royal Oak Lodge. No.
106. Both OF these lodges have large
enrollments and should they decide to
unite, they Will probably have the
largest lodge in the State.
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$500! $500!
Will deliver to your express eftee
four quarts of any the following poDu-
lar brandsi
Hin and HILL
Lewis 90,
Cascade,
Murray Hill Club,
L. w. Harper.
1. BRICEkMAN & co,
Pensacola Fla.
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The Children's Miniature Trunks are
going fast. Place your order at once
Gilbert Trunk Co.
adv. 80 Commerce ST.


Florence, Dec. 19.-(SpeciaD-
Christmas concert was given last
evening by the Glee Club of the State
Normal College with Miss Eva Ben
nett as director Nineteen numbers
and almost as many encores were Civ
en- by the Glee Club. accompanied by
the college orchestra. Mother Goose
Rhymes" and Good Old Kris" given
by the third. fourth. fifth and sixth
grades were features.
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15
SMASH UP

Doc Benton met with a severe
accident yesterday. About one
O'Clock while driving along main
steret opposite the Appeal Office.
The king bolt of his buggy broke
letting tahe front wheels loose and
throwing the buggy bed fOrcibly to
the ground together with its Occu-
pant. The horse started off up
street but IA caught and returned
to the stable. Doc was severely
cut about the face and had one OF
his legs badly injured. DR.. Hufraker
was summoned and after a careful
examination found thaat while ne
was severely bruised and injured
that there was nothing necessarily
fatal and with good care and atten
ton Doc will be able to be out and
| about in a short time.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15

ny friends what it has done for me"
Mrs. f. HANSON, 304 East Long st..
Columbus, Ohio.
Another Woman Helped.
Graniteville, VII was passing
through the Changeo of Life and suffered
from nervousness and other annoying
symptoms. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege:
table Compound restored myhealthand
strength. and proved worth mountains
Of gold to me. For the sake of other
suffering women l am willing you
should publish my letter. MRS.
CHARLES BARCLAY. RID, Granlte
vile, VT.
Women who are passing through THE
critical period or who are suffering
from any Of those distressing ills pc.
culiar 30 their sex should not lose sight
of the fact that for thirty years Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
which is made from roots and herbs.
has been the standard remedy sfol
female ills. In almost every commu-
nifty you will find wOmen who have
been restored to health by Lydia +
otnkham's Vegetable COMPOUND.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15
FOUND HIM

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-After a search
lasting more than 20 years Edward
Williams of Vallejo, Cal, found his
daughter, Mrs. Albert NJ. Jackson, at
her home in this city today. Twenty
three years ago Mrs. Williams and
her 1-year-old daughter disappeared
The husband searched for them sew
eral years but failed to find any trace
A yea T. ago at a base ball game
ne saw a child that reminded MN ol
his daughter. He started his search
again and traced his daughter to In
dinapolis and then to Chicago. The
little giri who attracted MS at'eh'loh
was his granddaughter.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15

Observation-Disclosures A. PINK
erton, the head of the famous detec-
I've agency, was talking In Chicago
about the interesting statistics OF MS
recently published report.
Yes, ii is true" Mr.. Pinkerton
said " that We catch the criminals
more frequently than We used to-
1t is true, too, that, knowing the
criminals ways, we forestall him
we take preventive measures that
reduce crime enormously.
we are like he resumed, tine
Delmar Deacon. This deacon was
passing the collection plate one Sun
day morning. When he came to a
certain pernurious Delmar citizen he
noticed that the mar extended TO-
ward the plate, not a hand with a
a coin displayed between finger ant
thumb, but tightly closed fist.
The deacon frOwned a. the fist
and jerked the plate from 1t.
Give it to me Mr.. keene," he
whispered audibly. "One has jus
come off my observation-disclosures
Star.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
stale " revApA. IN AND
&Un unM9sv COUNTY.
THE STATE OF NE1vADA'@ he
relation Of R. G. st0ddard, ~ A.
torney-Geners, and d. s. DicksCsoA.
w. G. Dougass and D. NJ. Ryan. -
and constituting the Buard Of HAnk
Commissioners OF the State Of Ne
vads, Ha4R16
NYE & ORASBY COUNTY BANK,
a corporation. and Frank Golden.
Neil Mclean, T. w. Ksoaall. J. J.
AcQanAn. w. J. Douglass. Robert
Stewart. and L. L. PAkz1ck. ne duly
elected. qualified and acting dgecturs
OF said corporation. De6endA1D.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given TINT the
undersigned has. been, by the order
of the above entitled Court duly gwen
and made, spulnted reoadvsr Of he
Nye & Ormsby County Bank. above
mentioned and has qualified -. $500
! All perBoEzB having caa&ms a any
/ kind or { character Whatsoever
Against said Tho Nye & Ormuby
County Bank. O. Q 0annt the reo0v-
az thereof. ARE required to present
the same. duly verified, 10 ne 70
Bank, It CAIeon City. Nevada. within
-four mootha f1om tho dRte q ne
dsat publication o this notice.
J Dated November II. A. D., 1903.
t0DOR0H 8. HALL
Receiver at The Nye & OTm81V
County Bank. 1 ss
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15

claims. Attorney Samuel Plat pre-
scented that of Campbell. Nelson &
Brown, of Tonopah, for a little over
$4,000 for legal services rendered.,
Attorney Robins presented the claims
of the International Banking COrpor-
alton for $696. 80; a draft OF the Nat
G. Goodwin Company accepted by the
bank, paid, and never accounted for
by the bank. also the claim OF the
Bank of California for $341O.13, made
up of several notes sent h bank
for collection. collected and no ac-
counted for to the Bank OF California.
Both were ordered paid. The Camp
bell, Nelson & Brown claim was
filed.
Attorncw Salisbury, for Receiver
Hall, then presented a number or
claims filed with the receiver in ac-
cordance with the notice OF the court.
The first was of the First National
Bank of a Francisco. for $l4,So9.64'
which was passed. Attorney Boyd
stated that as the First National holds
about 100000 worth ofNye & Ormsby
County Bank collateral. there was no
, pressure on the claim. especially as
the bank was u~nrepresented by an
attorney to urge collection. The
claim was filed.
The claim of Mrs. G.. A. MacPher-
son. as custodian of the Wonder
branch assets. $140 was allowed: thai
Of G. A. Macpherson. salary as cash
Ter before the bank closed at the
rate of $3.50 a month was allowed;
after the bank closed at s. a day
s11b was allowed; II. Pohle, balance
due on some Utah Construction Com
pany time checks. s65.45. was allow
ed: J.. f. Fleming, Waterman and dep
uty sheriff, in charge at Tonopaf
$34O. allowed; %janitors salary toi
Tonopah, $4O.50, allowed; "Tonopai
: Miner" legal publication s104, passed
+ as the claimant. James Morris was
unrepresented: w. B. Pittman. attor
ney for the bank in the jerks case
$3.50. allowed: c. II. Phillips, Sl|'
custodian at Tonopah. was filed a:
Phillips was un%represnted; F. }. by
:, ~iueton. custodian at Reno branch
s153,3O allowed; Tommie Gibson
) custodian at Carson City, s31.55, a.
. lowed; Reno Power & Light Company
l 81 passed: Herring Hall Marvin
D Safe Company, sS6.67, passed.
l A conflict started on the claim o
= G. A. MACPHERSON, cashier Wohde
+ branch and the books were called toi
Attorney Judge represented tAe ciaii
n ant and technical objections wer
. made by himself and by Attorhe
n Chartz but the court ruled that IN
: claimant was entitled to his ala d
= cashier at $3.50 Il month up 10 III
time the bank closed. for his unpai
+ salary and S. a day thereafter durlh
o. no time he was employed. CLAIM
- allowed amounted to $5493.43.
Present when court opened "er
: Attorneys Chartz. for Frank Golden
Frank Golden. president of the BANK
Tom Kendall. of Tonopah. }. }. NJ
Ouillan, Thos. r. Gibson, Attorhe
-Rohins. representing the banks
San Francisco, Attorney Platt, A
~torney Judge, Attorney Boyd and "A
%torney Salisbury. for the receiver
c.nara, Woodburn. George r. Mil
Frank ]. Byington. Receiver HAL.
r, Hofer. former bank examiner an
others.
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BIDS WANTED

Bids viii be received by the CITY
Council Of +Carsm City. Ovmahy
County, Nevada until Z p. m. Dacen-
Der -, 1909 for the construction OF
q sewer on Plaza and Rice streets
according to the plans and spsciAoA-
tons on ale In the ONCE of the ON
Clerk.
A check in the gum OF 10 per sent
Of the price. bid for the work must
accompany all bids.
The Council raaeEves the rasht 70
reject any and ell bids. n114d
r. o. PATTERSON. Oty Clerk
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BANK MATTERS
ARE BEING A
Continued from page one)

number, and tn c%resolution was pass
ed. A motion also vas passed ap'
pointing u committee to natiohaiize
the banks and to abandon the TWO
branches as mentioned II this ON
mittee was instructed to present q
report for ratification and approval by
tho directors. Boyd ais Dread an ex-
tract showing that the Carson CITY
property was sold to tae First Ma
tional Bank for $1S,696.G9 but NC
Ouillan could not say whether the
Nyc A. Ormsby County Bank got cash
or stock for the amount, but 1t was
his impression that 1t o stock.
McQuillan questioned the correct
ness Of the minutes wherein they
show that the expenses of Jack Mar
shall, who was sent to Carson Guy
from Tonopah to open the carson
CITY National Bank were ordered pald
Nv n motion of the Nye Il Ormsby
directors on MS ln'lod"' ~
First National Bank
After some more questions along
the same lin Boyd asked for the
sweeney resolution again and started
TO examine McQuillan on it when
Chartz objected.
"Oa. IT hurts. does ito" exclaimed
Boyd.
no II don't hurt a Bit" retorted
Chart. 1T is o hurting us at all
You think 40 maybe because your
head is swelled, that's all" and ne
sat down. After the court had cared
both attorneys to order. Boyd asked
McOuillan a few questions tending 70
show what Ais understanding or wha'
tho duties of a director are In view OF
his testimony. which was mostly o.
a negative character. and McQuillar
was excused.
He was followed by T. w. Kendall
who knew nothing also and was
excused. w. J. Douglass also knew
nothing about the matters In hant
and was excused. T. X. Hofer was
called vita the Nye Il Ormsby Coun
IS Bank books and he began a lot o
testimony, taken from the books Il
show what had been charged ant
credited on the Carson City reorgan
i2ation on the Tonopah books. Ate
about an hour I examination 1t wa'
discovered that he had not been sworn
and Chartz wanted him TO Il k tn
oath which he did, and Boyd bega1
all over again, qualifying his witnes
and then allowing him I orepcat prac
tically all hc had said before, withou
objection from Chartz. At the time q
going TO press Hofer wa sstill on IN
stand. The case probably will TAX
the entire week.
The morning session of court wa
given over to the presentation o
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15
BACK AGAIN

Mrs. William McMillen arrived
this morning from Texas accompanied
Inv her mother Mrs. Thomas. MIS-.
Thomas will spend the winter III thls
CITY. She reports having had an en-
iovabie trip but is glad TO be BACK
home.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15
RAN AWAY

Steve Bell's horse had ideas OF
its W about delivering milk and
Steve was a little too SLOW for him
Yesterday so he struck out to do
the business in short order. A few
upturned milk cans and a little up
set milk was all the damage.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15

Ladies' List:-Mrs> Abbie Cane
Miss Lizzie Foster, Mrs. Minnie King
slew Lingsey, Mrs. Sadie Stiles NC
Donald. Mrs. J.. Stuart. Mrs. MarSret
Sullivan. Anna Weisive.
Gents List:-H. Butts, Mr.. X. A.
Ioyeproye. Mr.. Robert Lewis. Il. l..
N,rkinzie. MIR. r. T. Patrick, Mr.. adn
Mrs J. Il. Jones.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15
GOOD BAGS

The members of the various huht-
ing clubs at Washoe Lake who spent
Saturday night and Sunday in tle
tu;a fields and on the overflow report
the shooting as being good. Many
bagged the limit. but none OF the
prints connected with the Appeal even
showed nm with as much as a mud
han
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15
NOTICE

Tue revival mea&anGs STA e0nza-
ue. though bed w0shr has prsvGnd-
ed q large GttDdAnoe tho RsA eUle9.
uai intereat Of the mssa1nO nYs D.
creased.
A special meeting ID bats6 e.
hanged for all railroad man end
their families Sunday evening.
Thls VIII b To 1gst a sAaa
q Sunday evening sermons hr ASn
representing different oaahnGs md
professions In this city.
Everybody Will be tnteseafeA =
these services, and wiz b GrdaaS
invited to attend.
Remember the meeuu9s o10tn ov-
cry evening It 7:30 with saaGsBg Nd
by Rev. Hornadoy.
Chiidren's meeting tomdES0w Il
ternoon Immediately aeter school.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15

SPROUTING UP.-'DOn't you
think Mary, you are too Old to play
with the bOys?"
mo, mamma; the older l get, tle
better | like them.'-Judge.
A SIMPLE ANSWER.-A school,
teacher in one of the lower grades
Onc asked her room, What is
wind?"
After a thoughtful pause, a small,
hannd was raised. We'll, Robert
what is your answer" she asked.
"Why-er, wind is the air when il
gets a hurry" answered Robert
Thhe DelineaatOr.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15

pound d urln 8
change of life. My
doctor told me ii
was good, and since
taking it l feel 50
much better that ]
can do all my work
again. 1 think
Lydia f Pinkham'a
V egetab lie Com.
pound a fine remedy
for all wOman'l
troubles, and ]
~ --aA - A4N
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15
CARSON

George p. Cater, representing
James Woodburn Company OF San
Francisco is spending a few days
in this u, nifty in the interest of his
firm.
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RECITAL

On Sunday afternoon Miss Vogei-
sang gave an informal musical recital
at the residence of Mrs. Cavell, TO
a few invite" guests.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15
TO THE A

Miss Ephra NogelSang, the sweet
singer who has been spending a
couple of days here departed for a
Francisco last evening.
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HON e AGAIN

Misses Maggie and Emma Ampro-
setti GENE in from F~ranktown TINS
morning where they have been visit
ing for some days.
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CAM e BACK

Attornew Plat was an arrival from
Reno this morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-15

A h1dnsas mems lu0nh - served
q Dtcks svuv daV otter II et9ook-
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HER
PHYSICIAN
ADVISED
Taking Lydis {. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Columbus. Ohio. -"I have taken
lydia E. PiEkham's Vegetable Com.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-17
Garage Sold.

A deal was closed Saturday whereby
Harry Adams became the owner Of the
garage on Pine street, which he got in
exchange for tract of land south Of
Bigsprings. Mr.. Adams will keep the
garage open to the public for some
time and later he may move the stock
to the new building north of this office.
The retiring proprietor, W. S. Witter
will not move to the farm this fall, but
will remain in town for some time. He
has enjoyed a good business during his
stay in the garage and it will require
some time to get his Office work closed
up. He is undecided as to what he
will do but will remain here for odd
jobs Is they chance to come up.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-09-17
p u b lie Sale

On Saturday, September Is, at
O'Clock, we will sell to the highest and
best bidder At the farm one mile south
OF Julesburg, the following described
property: 6 head of horses-l gray
mare 9 years old; gelding 8 years old;
l four-year old filly; saddle pony;
yeariing colt. COW and calf. s head
of shoats; 2 brood sows; boar.
z farm wagons, l set work harness,
l mower and rake, l new riding culti-
vator, stirring plow with riding at
tachment. Corn in field and hay iza
stack. 4 dozen chickens. Household
goods and kitchen furniture. Other
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms: Six months time with bank
able note on all sums over SO. A dis
count of 2 per cent will be allowed for
cash. All sums of SO and under cash.
WIN. MERCER, Owner.
J. R. Drake, C.M. Harris.
Aucti0neer. Clerk.