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New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
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June f. 1909
ACTING AS MAYOR OF the city of New
York I will hold public hearing in the
city Hall. on proposed Ordinance Int Nos
1872 and 1873 in regard 70 the regulation
OF taxicabs and coaches in the CITY Of New
York. on Monday. June :. 1902 al 3 o'clock
p. NJ. said ordinance being entitled
Ordinance 20 amend Sections S15 and 316
OF the Code OF Ordinances OF the CITY Of
New York. relative TO the establishment OF
fare registers on public vehicles g"
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
MavOr
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Around theWorld Cruises

BY s. s. Cleveland. $1,000 tons. brand new.
Oct rs. 90. from y. 7. and Feb. 5. 10,
from Frisco $500 and up.
18th Annual Orient Cruise Feb. 5. TO-
S4C0 ID BY Lloyd : :. "Grosser Eur-
and Palestine.
FRANK c. CLARK. Times Building. New
York
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DFD "D" LINE

FOR SAN JUAN. P R. la GUATEA.
pro. CABELLO, CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO VIA CURACAO.
( : Philadelphia. Saturday. June s, noon
: Caracas ..--.. Saturday. June 49, noon
FOR Ia GUAYRA. CURACAO AND
MARACAIR0.
: s MaracaibO. -... Saturday. June r. noon
SIS ZuIia -...-.. .. Saturday. June IS. noon
Pier Il. adjoining Wall St. Ferry. Brooklyn
These steamers have superior acconmoda-
tions for passengers
ROCLTON. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers So Wall 81
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RAILROADS.
RAITIMnRE & rEIo r. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
.sEveTv ether Hour on the Even Hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York. Daily I'D St Lib ' ST
Washington. Sleepers- Ill so pm l 30 am
Washington. Diner. ParlOr 80 am 500 am
washington Diner. Parior Q 80 am &c. 90 an
washington. Diner. Parlor. so am u 90 n n
WASHINGTON Parlor. .--..- l-5O pm 200 pm
Parior Car. New York TO Richmond. Va.
'RoyaI Ltd, I" Diner, Parlor 3. so pm 400 pm
washington. Diner. Parior 5 80 pm 100 pm
washington Buffet Parlor $50 pm Z 90 pm
Through Daily Trains to the West.
Chicago. Ptttsburg- -.-.-.s 100 am SOO am
Chicago. COlum bus II 90 am l. 90 n n
..Pittsburg Limited 6. so pm 7.O0 pm
Gin. St l.. Louisville IL so pm 1 30 am
Gin, St. l.. Louisville so am 1G-0C am
Gin, St l.. Louisville. $50 pm 500 pm
Ofices. 245. 4S4. 1900 Broadway. Astor
House 2o5 Fifth Ave. n Y; IS Ave. p.
a. Ridge st: 345 Fulton St. Brooklyn:
West 2Sd 81. and Liberty St.
After 6 P NJ. Sleeping car reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information
B. & O r R, 23d St Terminal Phone
No. Chelsea 655O-
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CHAUFFEUR. - Ex-coachman; married
man; careful city driver; co own repair
ing. private family: city or country: good
CITY references. T. Clare. 81 west 69th 81.
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CHAUFFEUR private family: care
ful driver: reliable, competent. makes all
repairs: strictly temperate; reference from
last employed Philip Brown, S25 East
seth st.
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CHAUFFEUR. - German-Amertcan; mar mar
ried: careful driver; own repairing; Win
private family; city. country.: Y. NJ G A.
VIM Lederer 10 East 18th 81.
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AGENTS WANTED.


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90 TO Boston; men capable of earning
5000 weekly. Apply ]. ]. Olsen. 230 Vic
toria Hotel u TO l. Friday.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1864 Broadway. between Both
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vertisements received at the following
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East 14th st: 257 West 42d st. between
IN and Sth aves: 263 West 125th St: 1898
"a ave; 1926 Sd ave. near 61st st; 170s
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CHAUFFEUR - Aged %: with private
family; two years experience; best ref
erence from last employer. P J. Flaherty'
POI East 2sth ST.
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Apply for New Illustrated Book OF Tours
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ROOKKEFPER and GENERAL OFFICE
MAN-Experienced; best references;
moderate salary. J. Brous, q West 1S7th
street
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M0aTH GERMAN LLOYD

Large. Fast and Luxurious Tvt>-scrse
Expr-ss and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless q suhnarfne sfgnzB
PLfMoUTH-CHERBO
cypress 9aiiihsS Tuesdays az 10 Il Il
hEronprinz n VIM June s K. W'o- a. 0r--nzns q
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PLf fMOUTH-CHERBO ERBOCRGABREME<-
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GEORGE WASHINGTON July -
zl'VVO tons Newest and largest GerrnAS
snip afoat- Every tnnovation known 70 tAa
shipouilder's art i
GIBRABTAR-NAPIE
2teo1IerTanean Safiinzs Saturdays a. u An
= irene June s Berlin Cnewo--I1ns y
n AIoert June 10 K Luiss-..-July IA,
connections Encirciing the Globe
travellers Checks good all over ths worfd-
Apply oELRICHS & Co. General Agents.
5 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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CHAUFFEUR R.-ItaIian; expert; worked
with high class people IN Europe driving
Fiat: good reference: city or country
Write Joseph Marino. 342 Fast 18th st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. will sell
established go years. hotel. q rooms.
bar and restaurant 42d st. near Grand
Central Station; satisfactory proof; good
business: cash required. S.. 600. J. H Nc
Cormick care Mckinley Music Co. "A 5th
ave, New York.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

11ST ST, 48 EAST-Attractively furnished
small and large rooms; central location
modern improvements. moderate rates
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SOLD $4,000 worth OF stock in my
company in months; II you are seeking
capital write for my free book which
explains my plan. Darbyshire. Box 1910
Y. Rochester, ". Y.
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.
rYPEwRITING AND rYPEwRIrrRx

TYPEWRITER BARGAINS. -Remingtons-
Smiths. Underworld. others. guarantssd- :
SIS Up; bought. sold. repaired Atlantis
Exchange. 245 Broadway.
VICTOR VISIBLE. ~ Nassau st-: CATS
logue free: all makes taken part pay
ment; bargains IN Underwoods. Renirgron..
divers. Smiths.
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CHATTFFEJ7R.-S city or country
excellent references from private family
and Packard factory graduate; guarantee
satisfaction on any car. but Packard pre-
ferred: very careful driver VIM. Lundell
34l West 4Sth 81.
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pREsswAkNe AND MILLINERY.

FIRST CLASS rrsrca drsssHaking, eve
ming. ball. street. wedding dresses: latase
novelties; reznodelling- SIS Lexinztoa sse.-
near t4th St
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wAvERLEY PLACE. 1O5. - Beautifully
furnished; ore room. with private bath
SO per week
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CLERK. Shipping clerk: experienced
eight years In last place; best Of refer
ences: carpenter by trade. desires perma-
nent position. Edward c. Ward, pa West
4th st
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WORK WANTED.
AT.Tn

nJaie.
ANERICAN-Aged 40; unmarried; fair
education; light employment; y years in
last nlace. Wesley, 632 Grand St. Brook
lyn.
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CHAUFFEUR, u: repairs; preferably Fl
country. Gordon, Idlewild. n. Y.
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ENGINEER ER--Licensed: able, all around
man; city. country; references. Engineer,
10 West 4th St
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MAN-Steady. reliable: desires light work
in wholesale or retail house OF any kind
experienced in hats. mems Furnishings
James 7. McEIvoy, 224 West 18th st.
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PoRTER-A young colored man as porter
in store: can furnish lrst class reference
Answer by mail, Wilfred Francis 11O West
194th st, care l. Wilkin.
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YOUNG MAN.-Aged %; experienced Office
worker. high schcol graduate; good
writer fRurer. typewriter. lives with par
ents: references: $40. William Cole, 1881
Clay ave. Bronx.
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YOUNG MAN. %. energetic and honest,
wishes clerical or outdoor position. ref
erences: moderate salary. Address Peter
s Blake, 306 Weirfeld st. Brooklyn.
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YOUNG MAN C21) desires position whole
sale house or Office. at present employed
references; willing TO work hard Julius
OrnstiI. 33s East 21st 81.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL

COOKS FALLS, NEW YORK.
A model summer home. accommodates 300 newly
rebuilt and enlarged: hrst class way: large
airy with pure running hot and cold in
each: with private baths: sanitary
fine location and surroundings private
lake. stocked with native free
chestra all dancing. bowling &C. Large illus
trated booklet application. Reasonable
FRANCISCO Prom
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YOUNG MAN. Is; good; neat appearance
good family; country or city; careful
driver: attend small garden; useful. II. J.
15T East 125th st.
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NURSERY ARTNER.-German:
Weimar graduate; three years experience:
excellent references; salary $50. Address
Box 81, Glen Ridge. y. J.
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NURSE.-Educated aged 35: growing chill
dren. competent seamstrsss. ladies' chill
drens dresses. Gaetz. 227 West 18th st
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
Would Stop
Horse Racing

WASHINGTON. Dec. 14.-Smarting
under the action of the state depart
ment in bringing about the closing Of
his racetrack in Mexico. across the
line from California, H. BrOlaski of
Los Angeles. arrived today to demand
that Secretary Knox take some steps
to put an end to a race track operated
by Americans at Juarez, across the
Rio Grande River from Ell PasO
Complaints from people Of Los An
geles caused the state demartment
to revoke the charter of Brolaski
ganted to him by the Mexican gov
ernment and he is now determined
that all tracks shall close
Describing himself as a reformed
gambler" after % years of play, Bro
laski appeared before the senate COM
mittee On Judiciary to expose the race
track
The committee is to listen to argu-
ments on plans that would prohibit
interstate transmission by telephone
OF any race track news
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
HAS ITS TROUBLES

The city council of Reno is having
its troubles over the wine room Ordi-
lier who is also the proprietor of the
Overland Hotel stated that under the
ordinance, the word wine room" not
being defined in the ordinance, that
the ruling applies to hotels as we'll as
saloons and as he interprets it that
hotels will be compelled to dispense
with their bar under the new ruling of
the city council. A reply to his argu-
ments was deferred until a later meet
have the ordinance declared null and
void as it is claimed by many to be
unconstitutional.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
CITY TRUSTEES CONSIDER
MANY IMPORTANT MATTERS
Street Matters Receive Consideration and Fire Company Given
Additional Paraphernalia. New Hydrants
Ordered City Engineer Resigns

able to raise the balance OF about
$4,000 by popular subscription.
The board was asked to take the
matter under advisement and make
known their intent at the next meet
ing.
Mr.. Evans also asked that certain
improvements be made to the engine
house bu tho action was taken until
the cost will be submitted.
O the motion of Trustee Esser an
order was made purchasing six new
hydrants for the city the same to
be installed in positions where bet
ter fire service can be given in Sec
ton of tn city where the required fire
protection is not now in evidence.
The city marshall called the atten.
ton that on eta, 7th and 9Th streets
the streets were in a very bad con-
ditiOn due to the sinking of the new
sewer lines and was instructed by the
board to repair the same Immediately
Following this an informal discus.
sion of street Improvement was had
and it is apparent that oiled streets
appals stronger to the board than any
other feature that has been suggested
The city at the present time is in
anything but prosperous financial
condition due to the fact that a few
thousands of much needed money
is in the Nye & Ormsby County Bank
and unavailable at the present time
The board desires to remedy the pres
ent shameful condition of the streets
as soon as possible but intends to see
its way clear before work Is commen-
ced
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
Committees
Still at Work

A number of the committees Of the
Grand Jury Of Ormsby County have
completed their iabors and have their
reports ready to file with the Court on
the 21st instance. Several other COM
mttees are still busily engaged on
their detail but will be ready with
their findings on that date. The com
mittee delegated to examine the books
of Ormsby County and the City of
Carson are still working on their de-
tail and will have their task complet-
ed by the end of the week. This lat
ter committee has the hardest job OF
the bunch and their examination has
necessitatei a great deal of labor and
expenditure Of time. 1t is believed
that he report of the present inquisi-
toriai body will be the most complete
presented for consideration in years.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
Business Men
Hold Meeting

The business men of this city met
last evening and appointed a com.
mittee to interview all merchants on
a proposition to run trains from Car
son Valley to this city during the
week before Christmas to allow the
people fthat section the opportun-
ity to make their holiday purchases
in this city if they desired.
AS it is many people from the val
ley to the south come here to do
their shopping and it is believed that
much benefit would be derived by
the operation of train from that Sec
tion daily and give the residents
there a chance to spend the entire
day here.
Nothing definite will be decided up
on until the committee makes its re-
port.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
Battle is on
In Nicaragua

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-Advices
received today state that battle is
waging in Nicaragua between the gov
ernment forces and the revOlutionists
and that the government forces have
been worsted and the loss of life
has been very great First reports
were to the effect that the attack
had been made in violation of an
armistice declared between the con-
tending forces but this is not believed
Facts regarding the battle that Is
supposed to be raging are still lacking
as no late information has been re-
ceived
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
ON BUSINESS MATTERS

Governor Dickerson is in Reno at.
emitting to business matters.
reunited. son and 'ataers, mothers
and daughters brought together after
years of separation. You will see
men picked out of the slums and
cutters and changed in he twinkling
of an eye. II that be fanaticism. Col
speed the day when the world will be
filled with more fanatics.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
LAUNDRY IN OPERATION

Carson City now has a first-claSS
laundry in every respect. Harry Mil
lard has completed his plant and now
has it in running order and can turn
out as fine work as can be done any
place in the country and On, short no.
tice. The plant is modern in every
way, the latest in the way of machin-
cry is used and Carson City now has
an industry that has been needed here
for years past
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
WILL ARRIVE IN MORNING

Dr. F. E. YOakum accompanied by
an assistant besides the matron of
Pisgah Home, and the Secretary of the
Pisgah Movement will arrive in Car
on City tomorrow morning and hold
a meeting at the NJ E. Church at 2:30
P. NJ The work i" wholly undenom-
national and as far as the air you
breathe Many from outside towns
are coming in. Go and see this great
philanthrOpist
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
HAD OPERATION

Mrs. n. SpCOner of this city who
purpose of undergoing an operation
FOR the removal of IA troublesome
growth near one of her eyes and
which was affecting the sight, has had
the growth removed. the operation
having been entirely satisfactory A
telegram received by friends to-day
states that she is getting along nicely
and will soon be able to return home.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14

The city council met last evening
and allowed the regular bills against
the city and transacted a great deal
of other business.
Bids for the building of the sewer
on Plaza and Rice streets were open
ed and were as follows: j. S. Bur
lingame Co., 1885; John Petros & Co.
$495; L. l.. Burt & Co., $499.77 The
bid was awarded to J. S. Ruringame,
his bid being the lowest submitted.
City Clerk Patterson submitted to
the board his bond to secure the de-
posit of the county and city funds
in the Carson Valley Bank, the bond
amounting to $4,000, signed by R.
of Reno and w. F. Dressler of Genoa.
The clerk stated to the board that if
they desired he would furnish sep
arate bond for the protection of the
city funds and will probably furnish
the same.
The resignation of A. G. Pratt was
received by the board and accepted.
Mr.. Pratt stated that he considered
his life and physical condition OF
more value than the salary of the Off
ce and if he did not resign he was
not certain of the two former requi-
stes. 1t appears that several persons
in this city have threatened all kinds
of dire happenings if he continued to
carry out the instructions Of the city
board as regards the making Of sew
eral surveys in this city.
Mr.. Pratt stated this afternoon that
the salary he reviced, some months as
high as $40, would not compensate
him for the class of abuse he received
in certain quarters and believed some
one else should be given a crack at
the city work.
Foreman Wallace Evans appeared
before the board and reported for the
past month. Mr. Evans asked that 6
fire coats and smoke respirators be
purchased for the company and after
explaining the need of the same an
order was made ordering that the
same be purchased for the company.
Mr. Evans also took up the matter
of procuring a motor car for hauling
the chemical engine, 1900 feet of hose
and Look and ladder outfit to fires
and in a short address to the board
showed the feasibility of his sugges-
tiOns. Mr.. Evans stated that he had
taken the matter up with number
of the heavy taxpayers of the city
and the idea had met with general
approval He further stated that if
the trustees saw fit to support the
movement with $1,000 he was of the
opinion that the company would be
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
DIR F. E. YOAKUM WILL
ARRIVE HERE TOMORROW
QUERIES ARE
ANSWERED
Follower of DIR. YOakum Tells
of His Work and the Good
Accomplished Thereby

Hardly DAY goes by but what ssme
one calls and asks How does tnls
DIR. Yoakum do his wonderful work
Is 1t hypnotism? Does he use medi-
cines and prayer combined? What is
his religious belief? and many other
such questions.
We have been unable to answer
the majority and have told the ques-
TONERS to- wait his arrival and judge
for themselves.
Or. Yoakum will arrive tomorrow
morning and will be in this city until
next Monday. He will hold services
at the Methodist church which has
been donated by Rev. Hornaeday. DR..
Yoakum believes in no sect, but only
In the Word Of God. He is strictly
undenominational aad If the church Of
fered Is used it will be because 1t
offers more comfort for public meet
ings than any other place in the city.
All classes, all colors. all denomina
tions are welcome and he wants you
to come. to see and to be convinced
and II you desire, cured.
We publish today letter from DR..
Yoakum and a communication which
will aid in answering many of the
inquiries received as mentioned above.
The communication follows:
Eminent and profoundly learned
physicians and surgeons stand as
founded and marvel at the results
being accomplished by Dr. Yoakum,
without being able to give tne reason.
able explanation of = natural char
acter. Psychologists are baffleG in
their attempts to find natural solu-
tion of tae phenomenal results that
attend his ministrations.
Or. Yoakum goes ahead in his great
life work-mo1est and unassumins
and getting results. claiming no pow.
or within himself, but earnestly ano
Conscicntiously leading his patients
to find the power that comes from on
High.
The founder of Pisgah Home for
tac "dCwn and outs" Pisgah Gardens
FER CGnsumptives and Pisgah Ark for
Fal'"a niijs is N fanatic He is sim
rly u man who goes about his work
~ the name Of faith, love. charity.
aad common humanity During
''"tm in Los Angeles last week he fed
and clothed an additional three hun
tr"d of Los Angprcs' p&or.
HIS is tac work that is practical-it
strikes home, It makes thinking mea
and women sit up and take notice.
Voluntary contributions are accept
ed FOR the purpose of carrying on the
work he has @tartotd but no fee bills
are ever presented At his place you
,wlll see broken homes repaired, brok-
On hearts bound up. separated couples
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
New Singer at
Lake Tonight

At the Lake Theater tonight will be
shown the pictures of Was Justice
Served" I'm Hot Pursuit" "A Ro-
nance in Italy" THE Planters Wife"
Romance of an Umbrella" There
will also be two illustrated songs.
The reels are all new and of scenes
never before given in this city. Do
not fail to hear the Lake Theater's
new singer tonight. Miss O'Brien has
been engaged and this pleasing singer
will also render a solo entitled Beau
tful Eyes"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
DIR. YOAKUM
SENDS WORD
To People of This City Disclaim-
ing Title of Divine Heal
er as Given Him

The following communication was
received this morning by tais office
and is self explanatory:
4l5 SAN Fernando Building,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Dec. II 1909.
Editor Carson City Appeal
Carson City, Nevada
Dear Friend
Peace be unto Thee"
appreciate your articles very much
but | feel that you have exalted me
too highly and many of you will
be disappointed. Am not divine
healer in any sense of the word, and
when you have seen and know me
the people will know | don't want
that to occur again.
Am a simple child of God. followins
out the teachings of Jesus, amounting
the sick and praviug for them to God
in Jesus name
And the prayer of faith
Lord shall raise them up, and
if he has committed sins, they
shall be forgiven"
Tell your people to please not call
me divine healer, as | am coming
among them to do them good.
Our Pisgah Home, Pisgah Ark AMI
Pisgah Gardens are doing the finest
work and are accomplishing much i'll
the name Of the Lord. We are now
giving 500 meals a day and God is
blessing the labors of our hands, and
we are finding work for sober men
after coming to us sick and drunken;
and we are sending them out we'll
We are expecting great many
hundreds to be healed AMI saved in
Carson ,Ity.
Your Brother and Fellow Iaborer,
F. f. YOAKITM.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
JUMBO'S NEW MILL

Workmen are busily engaged at
Jumbo installing the electric work in
the new mill at that camp which will
be ready to be put in operation with
in the present month.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
ESTEEMED LADY ILL

Mrs. Morton. mother of Dan Nor
ton and of Mrs. NOrcrOss, wife OF
Nevada Chief Justice, is very i'll in
this city and no hopes are entertained
for her recovery.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
TO DO ASSESSMENT WORK

Guy Guinan leaves to-day for Wei
lington where he will aid in doing the
annual assessment work on oil prop
critics in the Wellington District.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
HERE FROM RENO

Attorney Generai Stoddard arrived
from Keno this morning in attendance
on the duties fhis office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-14
PIONEER PASSES AWAY

NJ. J. Murphy a pioneer of Battle
Mountain died there yesterday at the
age of 60 years.