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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
RAILROAD

GOLDFIELD, March 26.-Another
chapter was added to the probability
of the real construction Of the pro
posed Ely-Goldfieid railroad yesterday
when the engineers charge OF the
preliminary work of selecting the
route to be taken by the new line re-
turned to this city after having made
curosy examination of the fret few
niles of the route out of GOldfield.
The party will probably leave again
for further inspection OF the proposed
route within the next few days.
1t is believed that the route chosen
by the engineers will take the road
via Helena, where it is expected that
the late development of some very
rich properties will afford great op-
pOrtuniues for the freight end OF the
railroads business.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
WRECK
NEAR WINNEMUCCA KILLS SEW
tRAL MEN. Ln-W ESCAPES

WINNEMUCCA, March 26.-Three
men were killed and traffic blocked
for hours by the derailing of three
cars Of freight train near Los
Graves, flag station on the Southern
Pacific Railroad, 1S miles west OF
here. The dead:
Lon Versme, Winnemucca.
Two tramps, names unknown.
All of the train crew escaped in
jury. The train was in charge OF
Conductor Gilmartin and was thrown
from the track by a broken rail. A
wrecking car has arrived at the scene
OF the accident and the track was
cleared at o'clock this afternoon
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
WORK
-.ElOPMENT HAS BEEN CON-
PGETEO ON NOR, CARSON
STREET

The street work on North Carson
street which mas been under way for
some months, will be completed to-
morrow and the city will have one OF
the finest highways n the State. The
the storms or winter and the loose
rock has Deen taken away. For some
time past nave been hauling sand and
clay on the street and have now
completed the work placing the new
street in excellent condition and full
trafbc will once more b rsumd. the
work has been thorough in every re-
and one that Will be of lasting good.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
RAM SEY

made on the San Juan property at
Ramsey, and the claim is now being
developed on large scale.
Ore taken from a ledge seven feet
wide asSayed in a Reno office, went
all the way from $4OO to $500 per ton
len gold, beside carrying good values
in silver. The news of this strike
las created considerable interest in
regard to Ramsey and there will be
renewed energy in that camp.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
ADVERTISE

Do you believe in advertising? Los
Angeles does.
Little more than generation ago
Los Angeles was a Mexican pueblo OF
ten thousand souls and few flea-bit-
ten dogs. To-day it is an up-to-date
city. with nearly 800. 900 people: pro-
gressive. busy. educated people who
enjoy as much culture as the Eastern
cities that boast of more.
What effected this quick change?
Well. it's true that Los Angeles had
a climate that bore out its old Span
ish name Pueblo de la Reina de los
Angeles toWn of the queen of the
angels) Angels might go farther and
fare worse. ciimatiCally. Then, too.
electricity has done much for the
city. Without its fine electric trac-
ton, its development would undoubt-
edly nave been slower. But adver-
tising! There's the key.
The commercial organization of
lHlS NtSl'lu HlttlopollS ldNN Sl'l' =
in the last ten years directly nearly
s4OO. 900 in telling what a fine pace
to live Los Angeles is. Newspapers.
magazines. train timetables, street
cars. hand-bills, posters, bill-bOards.
everywhere has been blazoned forth
the virtues of Los Angeles. Persons
who have never been within three
thousand miles of the city speak of it
Familiarity as a paradise on earth.
And has this adertising paid? Ask a
man from Los Angeles.
1t has been the same with Los An
geles. though. as with any marketable
product You must believe in your
wares Now the Southern CalifOrni-
an believes in Los Angeles as he be-
)ieves in his appetite. To him there
is no place on earth like it: what s
more. he tells people so. He tells
them in sucn way that they tell
others. The answer: One of the fin
est cities in the Union.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
REVENUE FALLS OFF $4,000, 900
WASHINGTOIN. March 26.-The

monthly statement Of the collections
of internal revenue shows that during
February the total receipts We're $l7
February, 1908. of $1.119,90l. For the
eight months of the current fiscal
yaer the decrease is $S636,376 as
riOd of 1908. Receipts from spirits
for February decreased $1,25S, 425
from a year ago. Tobacco and fer
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
TONOPAH DECLARES DIVIDEND

PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-As
extra dividend OF ten per cent in ad-
ditiOn to the regular 20 per cent. was
declared to-day by the directors OF
the TonOpah Mining Company. This
put the stock on a dividend basis OF
l40 per cent. per annum, and restores
the rate existing before the Suspen-
sion of dividends in the fall of 1907.
The new dividend is payable April q,
to stock of record on March 81. The
stock advanced to 81 share to-day.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
GET ANOTHER. is ADVICE TO A
LOVER

PHILADELPHIA. March 26.-"Do
not let love get away with your ead
II your best girl turns you down don't
try suicide. ct out and get another
for there are plenty other fish in the
brook. Magistrate Briggs, famous
famous for his words OF advice to OF.
Tenders. this morning addresser him
self as above to William Mclaughlin
when the latter was arraigned for
attempted suicide Emma Bowden,
the cause of the trouble, did not ap-
pear at the hearing. Mclaughlin at
tempted to swallow carbolic acid
while his sweetheart looked on after
tncy had quarreled.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
FILE SUIT AGAINST MOHAWK

GOLDFIELD, March I'D. Mac
kenZie and the cis-MOhawk Com
pany filed a third suit against the
Mohawk and Consolidated to-day, it
being for an accounting for 100000
worth of ore alleged to have been
stolen from the Francis NJ ohawk and
Hayes-M -MOnnette leases and recovered
by the Consolidated, but returns for
which have never been made to the
leasing company, according to aliega-
tions. The Hayes and MOnnette min
ing claims were transferred to Mac
kenZie.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
IMPROVING FACILITIES

Ed Walsh, the progressive, has add
ed one of the most up-tO-date cash
registers ever seen in this city in his
place of business and yesterday he
was busy explaining the workings of
the machine to his many patrons,
The machine is large one and what
il can't and don't do is caution. 1t
is made by the National Cash Regis
ter Company and is as pretty piece
of furniture as could be installed in
| place Of business.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26

The first recall election ever held
in the United States is being held in
Los Angeles O-day. From the press
dispatches it looks like as though
Alexander would succeed TO the may
orahy.
Work has been commenced on the
new Is stamp mill at Wonder and
work on the proposition will be rush
ed to completion.
Two street cars in Reno cOllided
yesterday. One smashed car. No
one injured.
A shrewd burglar sent a bogus mes
sage to a Tonopah stOrekeaper and
while the latter was away robbed his
stare.
Directors of the Interurban Rail
road at Reno are trying to Oust tne
President of the company, one BeT
rum.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26

A bill has been introduced in Con
gress making it misdemeanOr for
any one to circulate false rumors re-
garding the financial condition OF
National banks or repeat such rumOr
unless he is in a position to prove his
assertions.
A rich strike has been made in the
Pioneer lease at the new camp OF
running $240 to the ton mas been un-
covered, the ledge being three feet in
width.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
DE GOGORZA
SHUCk" HIS WIFE FOR
EAMES, THE FROZEN QUEEN
OF THE MUSE"

SagebruSh members who rave over
Emma Eames will be interested in
the following from New York
paper:
Letters % the number OF over one
hundred and fifty, telling of his grow
ing and irresistible infatuatiOn for
Emma Eames. the famous grand OPP
era diva. will be introduced by Mrs.
Elsa Neumann de GogoraZa daughter
OF the late Berthold Neumann, presi-
dent of the Arion and Freundschaft
societies. in her action for limited
divorce from her husband. Emilio
tone.
These letters from de GOgoTaZa to
his wife cover a period of many
months. beginning in 1906, when the
baritone first met Nine. Eames on
transcontinenta tour of the MetrOpOl-
itan Grand Opera Troupe, They also
include the tour of 1907 and 1908 and
a period of two months When he was
abroad in the Summer of 1907.
One of the most remarkable roman
ces of the century, it is said. is re-
vealed in the letters. For years, ac-
cording TO the sworn affidavit of Mrs
de GogoraZa. she and her husband
lived on terms Of closest intimacy.
She has been his helpmate from the
time Of their marriage, sharing his
suesses with him. encouraging him in
the darker moments. Then came the
ity in the letters from the western
section Of the United States to Mrs.
de GogOrza at his home at No. PSI
West Eighty-frst street in this city.
First. it is alleged, came the letters
descriptive of his tour. in which the
name of Emma Eames was first men
toned as a charming a cultured wO-
man with whom it had been his great
honor to be received on terms or
friendship. That was bu' natural and
the wife rejoiced that he had thus
advanced Ill HIS plOltSSloH.
But other letters came in which the
wife intuitively began to realize tnat
her grip upon her husband was being
loOsened. Through the letters OF this
pnaze de Gogorza, it is claimed. be
gan unconsciOusly to reveal to his
wife the spell which the iva had cast
upon him. He raved about this
frozen queen of the muse" of the
wonders of her voice. OF the subtle
tascinations that had already enchain.
ed him.
Mrs de Gosorza has no intention
either now or in the future to seek
an absolute divorce from her hus-
! band. Indeed, she does nOt feel that
! she would have any ground for such
an action.
Moreover, il can be positively stat,
ed that Mrs. de Gogorza will never
consent to her husband marrying an
other woman. By that it must not be
inferred that Mrs. de GOgorza init
mates that her husband would seek
a union with Nine. Eames. who two
years ago secured a divorce from
julian Story, the artist and sculptor
In the amended answer in the ac
ton for alimony and counsel fees
affidavits will be submitted both by
Mrs. de Gogorza and Mrs. Neumanr
her mother, in which positive denia
will be made to ertain allegation!
made by de GogOrZa in his affidavit
submitted to the court on Friday anC
which appeared exclusively in yester
days American.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
ATTENTiON-EA STAR

Monday night, March 30, 8 O'Clock
at Masonic Hail. the 23d Anniversary
OF Esther Chapter will be celebrated.
come in costume and mask All Wis
iting and sojourning members cor
daily invited.
JENNIE f. WERNER. w. NJ.
Ce H. PETERS. Secy
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
REMAINS GO EAST

The remains Of Mrs. X. \. Nc
Ilvaine, who died at the Indian Schooi
Monday. were shipped to her old
home in Usage. Kansas. last evening
where they will be Inferred. Mr. Nc
llvaine accompanied the body.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
BULLETIN MAN HERE

w. b. Kelly. representing the San
Francisco Bulletin, is representing his
paper in this city to-day, coming over
from Reno this morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
LiNDSEY'S CONDITION

The condition Of VIM. Lindsey OF
this city, is still critical but it is
being attended at the Red Cross Hos
pital at Reno.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
w. p. AT EUkO

The Western Pacific is rushing
the Elko Independent. Thirty six
carpenters are now at work on the
shop and round house and twelve
the foundation of the water tank be-
gan a few days ago.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
WILL INSTALL MILL

1t is likely that a mill will soon b.
installed at Pioneer to treat the ores
of that camp. The statement is made
by w. ]. TObin, vice-President and
treasurer of the BullfrOg Pioneer
Mines Company The annual meet
ing of that company was held a few
days ago at Phoenix, Arizona.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
GIULETT SAVES SCHOOL LANDS

SACRAMENTO March Ex-Governor
Gillert to-day signed the bill to pre-
lands so that they may be absorbed
by the so-called land-grabbing ring.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
TRACY MADE OFFICIAL OF r. U

SAN FRANCISCO. March 26.-GeO
-. Tracy, President of the San Fran
cisco Typographical Union, received a
telegram today from President Lynch
Of the International Typographical
Union, rendering him the First Vice
Presidency Of tnat organization. Mr.
Tracy wired back his acceptance.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26
SHELTER FOR YERINGTON

Work on the smelter for the Ma
son Valley Company at Yerington has
bee started and the work will be
rushed through to completion. Salt
Lake capital is backing the propo-
sitiOn.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-26

District Attorney Duncan Of Hum
bOldt County, was admitted to prac
tice in the Federal Court in this city
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-11

those byways short DIocR ,., ,-.,... which. hemmed in on all sides by q meaner purlieu. have teven in Blooms bury, escaped the sordid commercial eye of the keeper of furnished lodg- ings. retaining jenlously something of the old time dignity and reserve that were their pride in the days before so- ciety swarmed upon Mayfair and Bel gravia.
 Its houses loomed tall. with many windows. mostly lightless. materially aggravating that mir of isolate. cold dignity which distinguishes the Eng. lishman's castle. Here and there stood one less bedraggied than it's neighbors. though all. without exception. spoke assertively of responsibility down nt the heel but fighting tennciously for existence. Some. vangunrds of that imminent day when the boarding house should reign supreme. wore with shamefaced alr placards of estate agents advertising their susceptibility to sale or lease In the company of the latter was No. 9.
 The American noted the circum. stance subconsciously at moment when Miss Calendars hand. small as 2
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-11
By Louis Joseph Vance
Copyright. 1908. by the Bobbs-r1erriu co.

She seemed to realize his m.aning with surprise. as one whose thoughts have strayed afar recalled to an iui- peratire world
 ''Oh. did l forgeti Teli him. please. to drive to No. 9 t'rognaI street. Bloomsbury
 Constraint hung like curtain be- young man forbOre to mcderate. find ing more delight than he had cared tor dared, confess to In contemplation of the pure girlisb profile so close to him.
 She seemed quite unaware 0f him. lost In thought. large eyes sober lips serious that were fashioned for laugh ter. round little chin firm wiih some occult resolution. IL was moi hard to fancy her nerves keyed to a high pitch of courage and deteruinatlon nor easy to guess for what reason Watching always. keeniy sensitive to the beauty of each salient line betrayed ny the flying lights. ki-swood's own con st iousness lost itself in q proiitiess. even perilous labyrinth of conjecture
 The cab stopped Both occupants came tO their senses with little start The girl leaned out over the apron. recognized the house she sought In one swift glance. testified to the rrogni- ton with a hushed excla amation and began to arrange her skirts Kirk wood. unheeding her faint bearfed pro tests. jumped out. inserposing hIs cane between her skirts and the wheel ST. simultaneously he received n vivid mens tal photograph of the locality.
 FrognaIi street proved to he one of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-11

child's. warm and compact In i.s white glove. lay In his own. And then she was on the sidewalk. her face. up turned to his. vivacious with excite ment.
 You have been so kind" she told him warmly. that one hardly knows how to thank you. Mir Klrl,wocd"
 'l have done nothing -notbing at all" he mumbied. disturbed hy sud den unreasoning alarm for her.
 She passed quickly to the shelter of the plllared portico. He followed clumsily On the doorstep she turned. offering her hand He took and re- tained it.
 Good night" she said
 Tin to understand that I'm dis missed. then?" be stammered ruefuliy She evaded his eyes. 'I-fhank you. l have no further need"
 You are quite sure? Won't you be lieye the at your serviceT
 She Iaugbed uneaslly. I'm all right now'
 "l can DO nothing mOre-sure?"
 "Nothing. But you-you make me almost sorry can't impose still fur ther upon your good nature"
 Please 6cnt he"itate
 (To Be Continued.)
 We do not know of any other pill that IS as good as DeWitt's Little Early Risors, the famous little liver pills small, gentle, pleasant and sure pills with reputation. Sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug. Co,
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-20
THE PUTNAM pArRloI August 1869

rierS were leaving the grounds when BritJs Shrill whistle brought them ta a siandSsiii The lawyer waved tri- unphaut hard to his friends snd then climbed into one of the litteTs to he eorne ef In sse direction es the town.
 ~He-ii have the servants back al work before 2 o'clock said Browne calnasv. neppincham was transii.Sed with astorishmeut.
 ~How-haw the devil do yea-doe- he bring 'em to time Ike thats" he nsnrmuzad= He af1erward said that H l. had had saunders there at tast ha. fa5isatus moment he would have kick - ass1.
 ---rhey.re afraid of the American bat t.essfp.~ sid Browne.
 "Het where k the American battle s,liHz@ deeianded peeainsham, locking wildly to sea
 They understand that there will be ene here ta q day or two 1T sSe need l." sala Browne. with a sly grla. That's tue biEG we've worked He looked around for hls wife and. find. ing that sse hsd gone inside. politely waved his hand 10 the Engsishman and followed.
 At o'eloek Britt returned with the reealeftrant servants--or at least the pick q them. as he termed the score he had chosen from the hundred er mare. He seemed to have an Aladdin Ike effect over the horde.
 5ifs his following into his confidence. he said. in reply te their indignant remon. stranees. later en in the day;
 II know that an American man-o'- war hasn't any right to fire upon Brit. ish possessions. but you just keep quiet and let we'll enough alone They just simply know that can send wire less messages and that cruiser would be out there tomorrow if necessary. pegging away at these green hills with cannon balls So big that there wouldn't he anything left but the horizon th an hour or two You let me de the talk ing. I've got 'em hluffed. aud Ill keep 'em that way
 Over in the gorgeous west wing Lord Deppiagham later on tried to con vince his sul&s little wife that the Americans were m amazing lot. after all, Bromley tapped at tls door
 .sTea k served in the banging Ear= don. my iady.~ she announced Her mistress locked ID in surprise, rea eyed and a lii disheveled
 "ASk some one 10 bring the tea things in here Bromley. she said sternly Resides. want ta give some orders Ne must have system here. not Amerieanlsms .
 The tea things did not come fin. In their stead came pretty Mrs. Browne
 Wont you please join Mir. Browne and me in that dear little garden? It's So cool lip there. and fl must be dread fully warm here. Really. you should move at once into Mir Wsckholme's old apartments. across the court from ours. They are splendid. But now do come and have tea with us.
Putnam patriot., 1909-08-20
CHAPTER VIII
THE MAN FROM sRopsrY's.

THE MAN FROM BRoDSry's. G IT was quite forty eight hours be II fore the peppinghams surren= dered to the Brownes. They were obliged to humbly admit in the seelusion of their own councils that it was to the obnoxious but en- ergetic Britt that they owed their pres ent and ever growing comfort.
 Late in the afternoon of the day fol lowing the advent of the Brownes. Lord and Lady Deppingham were la boriously flaming themselves in the midst of their stiiling Marie Antoinette elegance
 By love. Aggy. its loo beastiy hot here for words" growied he for the hundredth time .I think we'd better move into your grandfathers rooms. '
 ''Now. Derpy. don't let the Brownes talk you into everything they suggest. v she complained determined 10 he stub born to the end. "rhey know entirely too much
 That's all very good. my dear, but yoti know quite as well as that we made | frightful mistake in choosing these rooms 1t k cooler on that side of the house. Pm not too proud to bc comfortable. don't you know"
 The next day they moved into the the Brownes to dine with fbem in the banquet hall. Deppinghsm swoke In The middle of the night with violent cramps in his stomach
 Don't say a word to Lady DeppinE ham," he grunted sitting up in bed and gazing wildly at his valet. but I've been poisoned The serv- ant&--ouch.-don't you know. Might have known. Silly ass. See what meaK? Get something for me-quick-'
 For two hours Antoine applied hot water bags and soothing sirnps. and his master. far from dying as he con tinuaily prophesied. dropped of Into a peaceful sleep.
 The next morning Deppingha m. fully convinced that the native servants had tried to poison him. internationally dis charged the entire force
 Or course fhere was great upheav- al Lady Agnes came tearing down f0 the servants nall, followed directly by the Brownes ard Mir Britt
 '-stop.- she cried. "Deppy. what are you Aotng2 Discharging them after we've had Alch time getting thems Are you c1axyy
 They're a pact Sf snakes-I mean sneaks They're assassins. They tried to poison every one of as last"-
 Britt smo0fhed the troubled watern with astonishing ease. The servants returned to fbetr duties. but not with out grunsbiiDg and no end of savage giances. all of which were Ieveled at the luckiess Deppingham.
 Why poisonY' demanded Britt. They've got knives and guns. hevent theyr'
 My dear man. that would put them to no end of trouble cleaning up after us," said DeppiDgham ioftily.