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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06

Ben, 3obllldlnlcr6el, Sd)rlIprell llllr
InherCe.
Gic llrio6c lit leidt erfldrliG. 9ic
llmpcbmlg oea gon5cn &orpcra pom
hcftiaitcn Ninoe iibt ubiollt feiucll
GinfluB ulli Die 8llttcirfulotiou aus.
UubrenO Die %Nmpebuug zines flelnclI
CGeileS Oes &0rpers Dies t0ut. Sic
tort Den 9Iuttrei5luui oenn lie Cnt-
5icbt cinem SbciIc Oe9 90rpcr9 Die
&~0rpcripdrmc 5lt 0rmitcn un0crcr
Ibeile.
60 lit c3 ocnn 81 crfldrcu, Dab
tGntiGdIid) picle WeniAcn, obpobl
lie goll5 gcgcu @ino mo Mettcr i'm
}IlIqemcincn 3iemlid o~bgebGrtet limo,
NlItomobiliabrtcn u]nterncbncH t0ns
men, obne oab ibrer @ciunObcit Oo9
i6uOct, obcr bel ieOcm oiicnen 6cn-
tier glcid enticbcn9pOu Oltl6rcicll
miiiien: is 3iebt."
Tu3lt fon1nlt I'M Sommcr nod,
BOB Der &0rpcr iebr Iciht crbiBt uno
id)rueiBig lit. Gas miirOe I'M GQges
meincu uiht9 idoocn mcnn iid Der
SdpeiB louqiom obfilbIcn tonn.
@cnn obcr Die 6pllhti9feit ourd 3u8-
luft iebr id)ncu obgetiiblt miro, lpirtt
natiirlid) Ole &0lte mo 6Cud)tlgtclt
5uqlCid).
gllio, mer cine meite SOur gcmod)t
bat oOer iid) iouitnie erbiBt bot, miro
lid ooppclt Dor 3ugIuit IN Ndt neb'
men miiiicn.
limo bel Dem ougenbIidlidcn 6ciIc-
ucrfe6r lit nod ems 81 beadten: Die
&orbereitnn9en Der 9tetle, DIE Nutre=
oungeu porbcr ii1O unitrcugeno, gu
utol pieIc IN Grmortun1 Der beoorlte=
bcn0cn Neiie nidt rcdt Idla1en font
ncn. 9o0 9iidcn bei'm &oficr-@us
den lit fiir uicIc SrnliCn feline 9crin=
&c 2%Initrcngung. GoS iinO 9inge,
Die Den a0rpcr uugiiuItig prd0iapo-
nircu iiir oucrlci &ei0cn. 60 fam
Der ~gcrin0itc 3ltAminO olcrlci Sto-
rltltgeu Der W%ciun0bcit bcrporrllfen,
Die iid nidt 5ci0en miIr0cn, lpenn
Der a0rper lid in elmer belieren Son,
ititution briuuOcn bobeu milroe. Sc
leni6illc, @lie0errciBclL 3obns
i6nler3clL entitcben olri Oieie Meiie.
SIS lit obcr tbotiG6Iid) 0llrboll@
nidt nit Dem 3uglUilo 81 ltcr5en.
Us meroen 5llpcilc1 gull5 id)pereSel.
ben ourd) i'm berporgeruien, @elent,
Nbeumotismcu II. /. 10. II. /. 10, uno
Ca lei MIR nod al Die gar nld)t tel
tenen 60ac erinncrt, no 5. y. Vfets
id)clr, Die pdbrcnO elmer Iongercn
Guuer Der Giienbobnfohrt 0cu &opf
Sum 6euitcr binoltSitedteL erblinOet
jjnO. 9tur Der 3ugmiuo, Ser Itun-
OculonQ oui oo0 m8cihiiBtc Au8e
eiuorouN, bat Oicic lduere Grfrans
tmng Encouragement.
OcmjB, Die NcnQitIidfcit Dor Dem
o%iicnen Genlicr miro oft iibcrtrieben,
oft abcr c6cnio Die Nrgloiigtcit &C.
%9cniibcr 0clu o%ifencn 6enltcr, Dem
,3u9iuino. Die n%lciitcn Wtcnidcn 0ic
b~cbultptcn, ibncn ici Is glcid)Giiltig,
oh eS 5icbe ooer nid)t, luiilen cH nnr
ni6t, lpic oft c3 ibncn id)on lfTolid
9elueien, 0eun 10 piclc Wtcnldel
timmcrn iid nm ibrc 9totlr gar
uibt.
llno nod ems! &cin Mcnid lodc
lmO b0buc, ruenu Elm Nnoercr ruit:
IS 5iebt! Ncltc, od) bclltc, 1T er
nod Geicit Gc0cn Die 6olGen oc@ 3ug-
pinoc@, ober morgen idon fam er
olld 81 bcneu 9cborcm Die GngItlid)
nnd Dem oiIcnen 6cniter ldulcll.
Wtit Den Sobren miro mon cnls
piinoliter gegcn ullcrlei Sildcn, Die
geQcn Den &orpcr aerid)tet lino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06
8CididJtcn uOm rSateiniidcu &icr.
tcl."

&cin &iertel bon YariS lit 10 be-
riIbmt mo 10 geiciert, mic 0oso Guar
tier latin" rSeoer Srcmoe, Der nlr
elm menig pom Barrier Seben geb0rt
bat, mill OuS .&oteiniihc Giertcl" ie.
ben. Nber c9 miro ibm ni6t leift
mcrocn, cS 5G iinbcn. gSic cS i'm
oSomIet" beiBt; 5 lit bier. s lit
BORT 80. 5 lit irgeno&!" Goa &otei-
niidye 8iertcl bon YoriS lit feiue@-
meg5 ctmo cine moOerneaolonie, lon-
bern eS gcbt bis ticf III ole NnfGnge
Der Barrier l%lniuerlitGt 5uriid. I'm
1880 beqom Die llnipcriit0t mebr II.
mcbr Stuoenten ullS alien Sbeilen
@uropo'S un5u3iebcn, unO III otcier
n%ieliprod)igcn StlOentcn = &olonie
non On9 mittelnlterli6c Satcin Die
ein5igc Sprud)e, in Der man iih oil
gcnlein %ucritGnOigcn tonntc. 60
b0rtc man Dies &oteil ni6t MIR in
ben &orlciungSiGlcn Der YroieiiorerL
iou0eru oltd) AMI 0cn StroBen un0
in Den &oboretS, sic in Der Babe Der
llniucrIitdt lagen; un0 0aS mar Der
@runO. me@bolb 0o9 llnipcriit6t5-
8Iertcl ocll 10 berilbmt gemorocnen
Nonlcn Gllortier latin crbielt. Ger
erite bcriibmte o3iqeuner" 0ieicS
Siertcla NOR 6roucoi9 &ilon, jener
3idtcr. Spibbube mo &ugabu1o,
Der nm 1850 StlOent Der Sbcologie
an Der llniperiit1t rouroc. SIMMER
in S6uloen, INNER perliebt un0
mciIt in SGn0cln NIT Der Toli5ct,
beiBbliitig uno b~eiBt0pfig folgte er
mr. Der 2nlInc, nllr Der Gingebrng
oe9 Nu9enblidS uno idilocrte nit
riidiidtSloiem 3pniSmlS leinc NllS-
idtpcifungcn Nbcnteucr mo Sou-
men IN &crlen, Die ieinen &llbm &C.
iidert, ober oltf ben 9elpobncrn oeS
2uteiniiden GiertelS einen lebr lib
len Ntf cin9etro9cn bobcn. VIE lid
aus 0ieien Garlcgllnacn er9ibt, III
ser ein5iGc Sbeil BON ForiS, Der ein
geihidtlidcS NnreGt oui oen Nomen
2ntciniiheS 8iertel bot, Der 9e5irf,
Der Inn Die Sorbonne Gcrllm liegt.
Hn Der engclt, 0ebunocnen II. 0lnt-
len StroBen oieieS Giertel5 boben
@cncrotioncn BON Stltoenten gebunt-
CERT, ltibirt, %gctrGrmt, 9cliebt uto
Gcnoiicn. &ier idmGrmtcn lie bes
gbenoS i6oorcnWeiie in bic Gofes
oc5 @oltleporoS ct. Midel, Ser iin-
Ter Der @e5cihnling o@oul Mtid"eine
10 grobe Goue in ben Innalen oea
9oteiniihen giertelS geipielt bot.
glber Der n9oul Mih" oerlor in Der
5~lpeiten SGlitc beS 10. SobrhnnoertS
nod uub nod) ieinen oltSihlieBlid)
.loteiniidcn" Character rnO ling oil,
ipieBbiirgerlih 5I mcrOen. Gin id)pes
rer Sdlug fir 0oS 2oteinilde Bier
rel ipor eS, oils bel Der ltnlgeltoltuna
bon ToriS Die olten mo be0cnflidIen
StobttbeiIc, Die binter Dem 9oul
Wfih lagen un0 ole Die eigentli6en
Soblcn beS 3igeunertbuns bilbeteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06
YrOfciIOr Sepp'S ScntiGt6um.
(2huS unuer0ifentlidteu 9rieien.)

Sn perlonli1en 9riefen an einen
6aperii6en &erebrer id)reibt Der fiir5.
lid beimgegongene Eatrtnrd) zines
Cigenartigen 9aperntbumS I'M Stple
SuomigS 0eS Griten Oes nSeutihen"
lebr intereiionte acknowledgement aus
Ieinem reiden politii6en &eben:nS6
babe am Scrliner Sofe emit piel &c.
gotten, tll1r neil man mir mcbr Sin.
illB 5utroute, nlS i6 ie bcluB. Stieg
bod Shirt 8iSmord bel meinem9lui-
cntboltc IN Der &ei65bouptitoot
nad 70 bis in Den Oritten Stod
SIT meinem Quartier bcrout ais er
mir 0umulS aus 0onfborteit Die nil.
icnidoitIide Wiiiion nad mOrient
iibcrtrug. Nn &0uig Srieorid @il.
belm ben &ierten lit mir Elm GROCER
Yroteftor QcitorbeuL pielleiht impo.
nirte inn mein - 6reiunItb 0n ib
oiien ~bcrouSiogtc, man fonn unS
to0tidIqgen, aber nidt 81 llntertba.
llen cries frenloen @ebietes MAIDEN,
Der oltboperii6c Stomm bat iib
ielbit Den 10 nabeuerlunnoten Seits
rei6ern ni6t untertuorfen. Ser So
Mig meinte: 9uS moreu Sronftis
reurs! Sd cntentgegnetc ober:
Ncin, Moieit0t, ooS mar Der aern-
itomm oeS Solfea!" lleber oen
Hiidgnng 8apern'S I'M &crbGltniB
ST YreuBcnS Aufidmung ihreibt
Scpp: ng8ir moreu bon iebcr ullr 81
nnipruhsloS, lonit bitten mir es mel
ter gebrobt. 9oS gr0Bte Ser5og-
tbum in 9eutldlonO, ia Dor 1000
Sabrcn l6on ein &0ni9rcid, iteben
mir beute nidt an Der Spite, loHoern
cin bolbOclltlber Stamm Oeiicn go
men man Dor taltm POO Sobren crit
a%Ilgemeiner tennen lernte, bot Die
Hei6atrone eingetbun uno ms Gift
liirt -. SIS iin0 ieit n&rOnig Dem
Bauer" MIR Ebeilutgen uuo poIiti.
id)e 6ebler allI 6ebler 81 oer3eldnen.
- Gen einen aber boben mir elogiil-
tig obgelegt, mir luerOen ms nienebr
nit Den Srunfo = @aaiern Oerbinoen,
ooiiir nit oen iibrigen SiiOoeutlhcn
0urd treueS 3ulammengeben unlere
SeIbltitGnoigfeit m09liblt lpabren."
llGber .'G6" mar Sepp'S Seutld)tbum
lmgebolten, CT meinte oifen ull0 mie.
oerboltc cS mebrfo6 IN lei1en Hild.
aeiprGhen: 0oS SouS SeItreid) galt
fir itGrfer ais cS i'm @ntibeiOutgS.
fompfe %geruelen it, mir muBten 0a.
mails Die Sreue gum 9unoe bepob.
rel1, ipenn olld) nllr llngliid fam...
Nrnio 10" NOR 0ann Der meme Gin
b~eitSgebonfe bel Sepp gum Uolliten
9ur6brud gclongt, er e%rfonl1t NIT
Iogiider Sdarie, OoB MIR nod Yrcu-
BEN Ole S%offnung Der Hotion per-
pirtli6en fonnte, oarum feline Der.
b%liiflen0e, olnrnliren0e Sturmreoe
5rm ioiortigen Nni6luB 9opern's
bei'm SiegeS5ug nod Sronfreid uno
MoItfe botte redt, oils er in genialer
S6ladtenregie porobneno bei'm
3ouporloncntSfeIt 1868 - Dem nod
5meifelnoen Sepp oufiinoiete: n9e-
Dor bic Sron3oien nod) Wiinhen
tomntelL iino mir in - YoriSi" SIS
mar aud 10 gefommen. -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06

Spa" il berboIt. = Geilen-
Der; sd ioge Sbnen, unler Sled
maiier nOebltruus" iiberbietet olleS
bisber %bogepelene! Gin 9eiipiel:
Geulidl mari Elm boSbaiter Surge DER
gcfledten &pdne im 3oologiiben8ar-
ten eilt 6lGid)den oieies beriibmten
Mlittels III Den adfig. 9os gierige
Cher oeri6lingt Dos Sl1i6hen unh
- ldJpupp - mars feline geiledte
&pone mebr - oie Sleden maren
lueg! @roBortig. maS?l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06

Ner9crli6. Sd]oiiner:
Sect buben mir ms 10 beeilt uno
fcmmen bod 5u ipdt; Der anoere 3ng
iii bereits Ou!" - Heiienoer: oS6a-
let oenn oaS mos?" - Sd)oiiner:
rNatiirlid; aui Der Citation lit ia
inlnter MIR ein SOB Bier i'm Inltih.
hoS boben sic aus Dem anoeren 3ugc
iebt l6ngIt gcleertl"
asaite furia SlraIcuh heinrat O. Maias tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06

gale far's snsleub beiprst @. MatHe, Ala
rx.Baftimore.Str aabe 9aftam 1pRit. Aseurs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-28
CATHOLIC LADIES TO
GIVE LAWN PARTY

AS soon as it gets dark and COO.
this evening the ladies of the Cath
olic church will throw open the
gates of the church lawn for fete
they have arranged for the entertain
ment of their friends.
There will be all sorts of nice fluf-
fly cool things to drink and other
nice fluffy cool things to look at and
talk to, music by the Eagle band and
other things too numerous to mention
at this time.
This lawn fete is an annual :nstitu-
tiOn of the ladies of this church ana
call out the patronage of the en-
tire community. The ladies We're 10
have appeared today and told The
Appeal all about it but they were too
busy getting things ready. The Ap-
peal therefore is making all these
promises of Il good time on its own
responsibility, confident that they
will be carried out in spilit and let
ltt
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-28
SUIT FOR ROYALTIES

A suit has been filed in the district
court at Goldtield by the Goldfield
Consolidated Mines 'ompany nam
ing d. Mckenzie Company as defend
ant and alleges that the defendant is
indebted to the plaintiff in the sum
of $4,000 for royalties on ore eX-
tracted from lease on the Mohawk
mine which was operated by the Nc
kenzie company during 19O6-07
The company asserts that for GER
tain period of this time there were
no assay or milling returns made by
the Mckenzie company and theii
failure to make returns deprive tn,
Consolidated Company OF $135.o0o
During the time the lease was oper-
ated by the Mckenzie company sew
eral million dollars We're extracted
As result of the operations the Con
solidated company gained verdict
of $3.50 against the Mckenzie
company by showing to tae court
that the leasers were operating in
an unminerlike manner.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-28
NATIONAL MONUMENT

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The
President has just signed procla-
nation making a National Monument
of tae Oregon Caves or Marble
Halls" OF Josephine County, in
southern Oregon. These natural
wonders are located in the Siskiyou
National Forest about thirty miles
south of Grants Pass in Cave
Mountain.
The caves are in marble and other
limestones and consist OF innumer-
able caverns. corridors and passage
ways OF various sizes, all OF them
decorated beyond description in crys-
talized carbOnates. They have been
explored to distance of two miles
or more, the lowest OF them being
at "a depth of about 2,OO0 feet below
the summit OF Cave Mountain, the
highest being some seven or eight
hundred feet above it. There are
many passageways and rooms which
have never been opened, and with
these distant and uneXplored open
ings the magnitude OF the Oregon
Caves is practically unknown.
These natural wonders were dis
covered in 1874 by Eliza Davidson
while bear hunting, and the greater
part of the exploration work was
done by f. NJ. Nickerson, of Kerby
Oregon, in 1877.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-28

places where a man and q team may
in one day fiji some chuck holes.
The McTarnahan bridge is almost
useless. This bridge was a Job in
the first place and is one of the
worst pieces of fraudulent construc-
ton ever foisted upon county. The
bridge is about ready to fall to pieces
and it is possible that the commits
sioners Will put danger sign on it.
In early days this bridge was used
great deal by wood teams and
others. None. or very few use it now
and the bridge as it stands is mon
umenl to foolish county administra-
ton.
The bridge is SO palpably danger
GUS that the commissioners would
not allow the auto to cross il.
The road from I.loyd's bridge alon2
the river on the west side is in com
paratively good shape and "a few
days work will make it first class
The Lloyd bridge needs some re-
pairs that will be made this fall 1t
is as poor as the McTernanhan
bridge
The commissioners spent some
time at the poor farm. McGillis
wants some paint and some repairs
to the different ward buildings and
the commissioners are figuring on an
entirely new building properly heat
ed and plumbed as the Old buildings
are not only inadequate and eXpen-
sve to maintain but are a disgrace to
the county of OrmSby.
The road between Clear Creek can
yOn and this city is in good shape
The grade needs a little attention.
which will be given it and some
Continued on page FOUR
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-28
COMMISSIONERSSEE
THECOUNTYROADS

The county commissioners, f. p
Esser and RObt. Randall, Warden
Maxwell and one other went over ev-
cry road in the county yesterday in
the Raycraft auto on an inspection
trip.
The trip consumed the entire day
and the roads We're gone over most
carefully, as we'll as the bridges ana
culverts in different localities
The first trip was over the new
Brunswick Canyon road, In this can
yon the commissioner. have built
several miles OF new road The bed
of the canyon has been avoided as
much as possible, though there are
frequent crossings yet. At Devils
Gate a road has been blasted out OF
the rock wall of the west side and
some more work will be dDne al ln.>
point. The winter rains will settle
the road to more even surface thau
it now has and next spring the work
Viii De HnlSntu up.
There is a branch of this road into
Delaware that has not yet been
Travelled enough to make d good road,
though the present track is better
than it has ever been.
The brunswick bridge was care
fully inspected. The commissioners
will extend the rock wall on the west
end OF the bridge where the weight
of flood waters strikes close inshorc
so that the abutment may not be
subjected to too much strain. With
this Improvement the bridge will
stand for many years without dan
ger of cutting out by high water.
The road to the Indian school and
McTarnahans bridge is in good shape
with the exception of one or two
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-28
SHORT ONES

Marvin Hart, the prince of dubs,
threw up the sponge in the fourth
round of Il fight with Mike Schreck.
Winnemucca police will drive out
the hop heads"
The strikers and operators i'll the
steel districts at Pittsburg are about
to get together on a wage scale, the
same as that of 1897.
Henry Bray of Bowers Mansion
was here yesterday afternoon.
Secretary Givens. of the American
Mining Congress spent yesterday
here.
J. Barker has received letters pat
ent upon his wind engine, one OF
which he has in operation pumping
water west of the city.
Capt. Cox il at Glenbrook with
soMc of his men. camping north OF
the landing in the pine trees.
Jack Sharp has returned to Salt
Lake after a short visit here.
Grant Marsh. Jr. is expected HON
for a vacation, from Annapolis.
Henry Elliott is visiting his wife
and little baby, from Jumbo.
Jim Benton and his daughter are
here for a few days.
Frank Steinmetz left last night for
few weeks in California.
Bob Ward is here for a Snort stay
from Gardnerviile
w. Starke Jr. of Gardnerville has
gone to California on a vacation.
Fred SOmers, manager of the Ar
1ngtOn is back from a trip to Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Will Wilson All little SOD
passed through last night enrOute
to Reno.
C. II. Maish is at GlennrOok enjoy
ing himself as Well as possible in
spite OF the high wind and rough wa
ter.
Fred Kitzmeyer is stuck at home
with dose of rheumatism.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-28
TAFT GUEST OF HONOR

BROOKLINE. Mass, July IS
William Howard Taft, Yale rs. in
cidentaliy President of the United
States, automobiled over from Bev-
erly today TO be the guest of honor
at an informal luncheon given by the
Yale graduates in Boston and vi.
cinity.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-28
AN ERROR

The Appeal in reporting the
conclusions OF the State Rail
road Commission in the mat
ter of reduced intra-state. or
within the state rates in the
issue of yesterday, through
regretaple error referred to
these rates as "interstate
rates.
The rates referred to are
not interstate rates at all, but
are solely rates to apply with
in the borders OF the State OF
Nevada and the word used
should have been "intra- state"
as applied to these rates.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-28

Mining Inspector Suart is as busy
as an ant gathering up an exhibit OF
Ormsby countys mineral resources
and promises one of the best exhi-
bits of any of the counties in Nevada
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-28
BISHOP ROBINSON SUNDAY

Bishop Robinson will preach al ST,
Peters Sunday at II a. m. and 1:3O
p. IN. The Vestry will meet with the
at p. N. 1t is TO be hoped
that ST. Peters will be supplied as Il
result of this visit of the RisAop.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-28
CHARGED With FRAUD

Complaint has been filed in the
federal court against one l.. l.. Heer'
of Goidfield charging him with using
the mails to defraud. 1t is said hs
has victimized many Knights of CO.
lumbus throughout the country
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-28
CITE RAILROAD TO
APPEAR ON RATES

Citation has been issued by the
state Railroad Commission, directed
to ta2 Tonopah 4 Goldfeld company
to show cause why u reduction should
not be made in many oi its local
rates.
The order OF citation was Issued
yesterday evening and is as follows:
BEFORE THE RAILROAD CON-
MISSION OF NEVADA.
10 the Tonopah 4 Goldfeld Railroad;
You are hereby formally notihed
that this Commission believes that
your rates on packing house pro-
ducts viz: bacon. ham, beef, pork
lard, lard substitutes. n. o. 3. in
Guiding cotonseed cooking oil In
packages. sweet picked tongues,
pigs feet. sausage, sausage casinSs,
(packed solid in kegs, barrels or
Casks) and meats canned or IN gloss,
I'm lots of not less than one ton. from
Goldfeld to Tonopar, from Goldfield
To Millers, from Goldfeld to BLAIR
Junction. from Tonopah to Miliers
and Tonopah to Blair Junction. are
unreasonable. unjust and excessive
and that said rates should be thor
ougaly investigated as provided Tor
in sub division "b" of Section II, OF
the so-called Railroad Commission
Law OF this State, which law is other
wise more specifically emitted:
"An Act to regulate railroads,
telegraph and telephone compan-
les and other common carriers
I'm this State. creating a Railroad
Commission. constituting the
Governor, the lieutenant Govern
or and the Attorney General
Railroad Board for the appoint
ment and removal of the Railroad
Commission, prevent the imposi-
ton Of unreasonable rates, pre-
vent unjust discrimination, in
sure an adequate railway service,
and fixing maximum freight
charges. s."-Approved March ;,
1907" As amended March 20,
1903.
You are furtaer notified that this
commission believes that in order to
make your local freight tariff be-
tween Tonopah and Goldteld just
ana reasonable in its rates. the fol-
.owing note should be ADDED thereto,
namely:
"Note:-F'resh fruits, green
vegetables, potatoes, fresh meat
and dressed poultry, packing
house products and canned goods
destined Goldfeld and received
ut Goldtield, may be moved be-
tween Tonopah and Goldfield in
half carload lots at the carload
rate subject to one-nalf of the
carload minimum weight
You will be duly notified OF tho
time and place of such investigation.
RAILROAD COMMISSION OF Me-
VADA.
(SEAI) BY T.. H. WALKER,
Secretary.
Dated July 81, 1909,
Carson City. Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-28

Several ambitious avlatOrs met
with accidents trying to emulate
Bleriot in crossing the English chan,
mel on flying machine. One fell ilr
to the water
Charlie Scheuncrt. who sells ci-
gars and loves his friends spent the
day here yesterday.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-28
COL. MAxSON INCORPORATES

Incorporation papers for the iIllen-
dale Mining Company, of Nevada,
We're filed today by Col. ii. B. Max
son, one of the incorpOrators. The
company is capitalized VITA / 900 ,OO0
shares at the par value of 81 each,
one per cent OF which capitai is sub
scribed by H. b. MaXson, w. f..
Smith. S. E. Whitney, w. E. Pruitt
and MoritZ Scheeline. The company
owns several claims in Ellendale dis
trict.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-28
Dated July 27, 1909.
Carson City, Nevada.

County Clerk and County Auditor
report about $400 in fees during this
month.
Business Is getting better all over
the county and in tae country south
OF Carson City.
The river Is low, much irrigating
water being used in Douglas coun-
ty.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-23

body on the sidewalk and his face in the
gutter, only a yard away. Seeing from his
sheltered position in the angle made by the
projecting door thai his friends amera
had dropped, but not knowing that his
friend had been hit in the head, Mr.. Moore
had stepped out and picked up the camera.
only to receive a ball in the back Of the
peck and shoulders. which caused him to
drop as II dead and. totally unable to
move. he lay there in full line of fire a
heap on tho sidewalk a yard or so from
the ugly corpse OF the poor Turk.
He did not lose consciousness and man
aged TO turn his face slightly from the
mud; but the whole of his body felt dead
and he thought he was dying when a small
Armenian youth from a house higher up
the street happened to look out of the win
dow and caught sight OF him.. Immediately
the plucky little fellow opened the door,
and paying no heed to the fire of the two
armies seized Mr.. Moore underneath the
arms and dragged his body with simply
-superhuman strength-for Mr.. Moore Is a
man Of six feet three and broad, a ire
mendous wagh to move unassisted-into
his own doorway. repeatedly trying 10
cheer up his burden by telling him he was
all right he was being taken into safety.
Once inside the house the people ragged
him into a tiny, boxlike room and laid him