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The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-23
sen ERAL EE9Ws.

The Newark IN. ~ Public sersica
railway announced ar increase in
:, agee To motormen amt conductors,
70 20 ipla e1ect at once.
An Insurance mar testified at the
Legislative inquiry that New York.
through the continual Underground
eoEstruc On and dynamite gxplosiors
iaere. was always IL danger Of a dis
amer as great as that cause BY the
6an Francisco e~arthqual q.
a safridc explosion in the y,rds CT
the New York Central r.ilroad, a
Lexington avenue and Fifti ath street,
killed at least nine persons, in lrtd
more than g nuadred others and dill
enormous damage to property for W.
blocks it, every direction. Al e1nio-
sion Of Pintsch gas from q man tro-
ken 5y q runaway train vas ger erall.
believed TO be the cause, accord rg 70
those who Investigated the disaster.
schenectady (N. " police pre-
vented a ten-round iighs between
Jack Sullivan and PERKY" Flyun,
at the American Athletic eiup. by ar
resting the latter and three otl ers IN
terested IN the beut.
Twenty men and 20 women Of the
"T~sraelites Colony" a sect al Benton
Harbor, Mich, believing In t1e inn
+.y OF the body, were n, ried
ustice of the peace. III colony
hundreds and thei. hai
but one marriage previously
eader frowning N matrirnony,
x Gaynor hospital furd was for
mafly presented t. st. Mary's hospi-
tai. Hoboken.
,C~ongressma IN Joe Cook OF Penn.
sylvania died at his Aone il Pfiiadei.
phia from paralysis,
Clarence II. Mackay says The merg.
Ing Of four cable lines. announced in
London. leaves the Commercial com.
pany and the Postal telegraph as the
only competitors Of the vast combina-
ton.
Michael Cudahy's will, filed in Chi
cago, leaves to his family the greater
pare of his s11, 100000 estate.
Suit for $4,000 was begun III St
Joseph, No, against the estate 81 the
late David X. Rankin by executors OF
the estate of Mrs. Lille New. who
lived for Is on one of RsDkins
farms.
The Democratic territorial CONVEX
tiou Of New Mexico, which mat
Santa Fe, condemned the new consf
tuition.
The jury which tried Mrs DAISY
Purner Krauss for shooting Frankiir
G. Griffith, III Los Angeles. Die esd
and the roman may "a ire
Ira Ward, thirty years eA we a.
il said, robbed The stete ban 2i
Paradise at Paradise, h.gn ea
killed hlrlG IL NlaH
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sEN=FAcT0h OF TaE CATS
Nepl Yorl Man Who Goee Aooa1
Spreading catnip for Their
geiectation.

a tlack cat lay sleeping u a Sun
day afternoon downtown behind b
grating protecting the steps leading
to AN office building. Along the street
came a man, who spied the cat and
stoppel with q g~listentng eye.
He rev from his coat pocket q
small DASHBOARD box and rom II he
sprinkIed some stuff on the lower
step. He Kissed and called to the cat,
which Iazily opened ore eye out went
back to sleep again,
"A cat potsoner." thought one on
locker. Then he asked: WHAT is
that stlG?
"Catnip," replied the man With the
pastebuarc rox, In accents that n9ade
it unIa stakable that be vas German.
q alaays carry it around and when.
ever see a cat / sprinkle some on it.
The cats like it and Ike CATS, so !
gige them what enjoyment I can"
He vent on his way aud the otheF
STAYED TO see what would hapE en-. OF
q sudden the sleeping cat started M,
Us nose twitching Ike q rabbits, and
began to crawl Slowly toward the cat
nip. Then 1t made g. jump for tb<
stuff and fairly rolled In II. It car
pretty near being q catntp Jag
pugsy.-New York Sun.
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$500 q year Up 10 any 4gura the
business can afford The sppeylntend-
eut IS ,be highest direct authority over
the composing room, LOO room. press
rooln, and hindery, and, of course
must ne : ma Of large alta1nmerts
2nd experience. as it - 10 him that
the Arm looks to Ak the factory cost
4 It's yorh. which really means the
7lest responsible position directly h
no i9s.lJIt on. Notwithstanding this,
your 1og may ceach sttperiltendency
b. tie time ne IS ~thiyty-dgc-
The adyaGce from here q . the gen
als' raanagership Of the company and
then. O. course, The prasidercg
II r. likely, hoWe,er, that your boy,
g1less lie should ger sora such pc.
ltical position as that Of pub print
e.. wa las chs &c o. AZ officers ard
employees OF the Iovefumena printing
oihce, or STATE ? inter, Nct3 re taken
inro ~nartaership by his w or sou1e
other f-r ma yberebf build ~ an u
dependent prtnting o. publishing bush
ness.
All nc @nraoniue fig4rTag are Naged
on HE ASA 7,ntior thst yo,r nov ,tas
gone into i III ,,rIrt' 1cs 10 ret
hls tr,,.1ra L. the > graatar
varsa+v N Uorl M \ rs .naDer 81.
aca ,n544f no primers ,p ps wsua-
psr Of "a rs y, a uad tbeir ttrra al
iab o.c.k csc ere naii more ttan
Job printer, leu .ne7rt 81 on ne spa
,a~, 80. 70 na., 10, nc ytng
80 ,rd ~ t,.bt - NJ ro,s
r,sn e2s !, az .-5 ToIe,r s7gvbera
g.or, sse ss,r ~ rnya,,sr III nr,a
t5o 1etsa Ma, u n sro nai3
b+.h ga ,,.nt4sss
gs,ara 10 o., ~ ao7are / T.eaE rasre
+bor - 4, 4oh nHoes
- tbjs tyr,s ssr1v II h,s asresr
at4ba- ,gber Il s-ryo.tbtrsa,. ~
non re- hoc .mi,s > ,o,vnavy
vo,I. nov ehonl4 tsjs ~ cm iii
s+ndv tho, ,c,I1 ~ M, ~ ~,
+v-,a.a+Ttra ~mooh{r, r,ha q,
nav he fsgen ~ ,ig,, qs strtass
weeks. ana generally cost s6a Drs
,v - .sn,r-.{y
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The f.rul5I United States SO boat
Hornet cleared New Orleans or an
trei American waters z is runs ed
she is being iisra.e ed oy ay-prsst-
aent Bcnilis OF Hol-uras Il aj& re
evolutloniBta IN hat gounfFy.
Lack Ok system is louna IL A1ss4
ia colleges and PROF ssoxs and SIZE
hts are assalled IN q report pade I,
Carnegie Foundation by Nor q
~ Coke
Frl men were Eillad az q lasf &
tha ta1ce raid on o rrrziaTa' lea4
rv-rtara n London.
hs United States eFenue cutter
q eglfm anded a three days. Z 'sa
a Tie 1w england coass, ate hav-
res1a1 three crews ard saved
la9 v-asrla
81 am and of Minnesota vt7
1r li1g .ncludeo. increased oa
bs5 &c fla an acre Ia 7'la from 1890
b. t910 shown b. IT'D cersls Ts-
.agug Ic5gs are t55 Ee 1srms r
la7 "a M average Of TT aerea
ID y.aa. ,le otal farm arsa being .
3as,uf6 aeres. The a~yeTasa5s Tz4ur
o. crea q "a |&1,259,716.-
ae.. .2f2 521, 40 III build
@7r 5t 1agele IS. Foss opened
Eyae b.s,s, Ala seGcn1 series e.
Hz as lg lis ca 81 pa!gn against Gle
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AhAEMIC Pupils
f4TTEN Up
8esIIts With Uldert8d Class
lii HaatieS &ch)oIr0Co
NorsL TEST Ar Orange


2l#.iee ~ -1 e 0@
ts -t5 record MAJ aoa
-1e a12ernic class ~s-sDil'ne" 'r',"
Htesa ago oy tAe @roase 'Ds'l "a
education, Or ha-ne '0e Fo.tSf' N'
-cS3 Q rector 0 tne 1y1o"ia te''-,
ID. 1ae class !" Eel'srs - "-u
VII Dr. increased aA.e AaIs J. 20
H. me oAliaI9n arc 1oL aug oI'
81 doors oa' III q '-rge 2o W.
many WIDOWS ss "eFt %I0s upei-
UifcA aoa- Fae ees Ion ana WIN ny
n every o''e is&,U'e the VOC
l. e. t.E ne sau= - lh-t u an o'
4aai "-'5s
N board e-t3r.HAHI e el4Ss .}f
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W. CITY G TBE 8l5LE



one r-ir -4-l2t .h+ -
af,5t 70 va i'-
-1a p o tAi y
NIB Win
md z = s1 @
pr lHe I07 '2- ~ s0
4 err
u 1o9a p -@12f@aS' ~A-L
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Not Cruel to Mrs. Hasgelty


Trsaton.--Tn granting 2 divorce to
Thomas Fl. H~ssgerty s~stgeant-at~
arms Of the court DC ol.ancery III Jer
sey CITY. vice Chancellor Walker Laid
down me rule that conduct when
might constitute extreme cruelty tor
ward 4 delicate ard Acl-oomDative
wannaa ia not necessarily To Re- 50 re-
Earfks Ill The case DE < 1ua1 who is
comnetent IL not actually eager TO de-
Rsnd herself. Mrs. Hagg3rty sued
Der husband for alimony and alleged
that their separation our years ago
was due % the extreme cruelty Of her
husband Haggerty fled an answer
az cross dill denying the charge OF
cras1.y and asking q divorce on the
glGun6 a. desartion IN his opinion
Wee ChtncelIor Walker described
M Haegsrty as n woman 81 daunt-
lees aau-a.se ana helligerent cnarac-
fsrssetcs. The testimony, he said,
shNwz5 tlat she va net at all afraid
Of 4se husbga2, and if he had been
guilty. O. extreme cruelty she had
conferred ais treatment By living
rE.1 4.l Cor wars after some Of the
wo~ sets alleged were committed.
The -ourl rglute5 cat that after Eag~
mad invited his wife to return
ID H4.e s4a refused TO put his sincerity
"a tls tea d. ~.5 snown, the opin-
ton saf5. t}1t fyagEerty at times az
fa6H1aai aG5B excessively In
lqoor. Nevertheless, the
.gt Held The evi1aace showed that
~1aa slag we're .ggethei Mrs. Hag1
as 1lv capsule Or tTking car
sa~as
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PERSONAL,

The engagement of Lord Decies IA
Yi7ssn Gould. daughter o2 George
Gould, was announced.
andrew Carnegie mad q gift Of
stg,0GG,0Qo Tor promotion 7t peace
z, = board Of trustees headed by Sen
atoE Root.
TIC crown prize and princess OF
Germany were royalty slcomed a.
Bombay. india.
'Rhegdore Roosevelt delivered the
Noble lecture at Harvard university.
discus Ing the subject Of Applied
Ethtcs."
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&.


"'' +o-s4 ~ L0naon ma.
-H7 '' 70"
8Rs-'@1 e CeoFif NJ,
Nie
t0a ware mace HIP 42- Z fo'l1
~. 3tzo- =. La@h- n a9.'r stFefA'
lnenLs NJ Ire'7HE Fa'.ll -aAs m
<ecna.ialSL e3-a1aI zI-OR
I1l1,lsr testers ~ at siat the
new i1era a~,yarnuaa viii meet
disas1~- ~ 11e hone ru.. issue.
A. sFact4. s0rnae minister %
JUS, NJ ia III mark. 10 confessed tn
bezz. 1lalt Of 5z 100000, wax
sentenced a Berlta N aifht years
7e7at sryitu 3e
Az lest : .a-y antilles. ga~-topsIg
estimate II, IsN ~ 10 ra1
women arc .-il-e81, were drowned
with ftt sirkLa- oltneir Stand aoafe
The i@&H .# Use aEF or ti|Ha-sr
layeon, Oft salvador slid into 5he
aePtb o. fh .as93l carfTiNe & .a ii
asariy all u the -at abltslt
lre Chinese senate votes
Dc ca the grar councillors .as ls.8-
tuition beirg sdo ea res
lori u
Tse FsvYrs-s Rant. win ta5
afBcss h ro.ya.a AZ s3 hfsnahaz 4
various towns and ' o 5aa
,nt f1nt Fl, rag e,s .a5pa sagua
rba earf.a, ssoet II shs hsa B
300,0 ,th s6ont 1900, M. paid
paIIot aoxev demos id ~ rT7rs.
IN Fort de Frerce A4rtin.au= alta
sundays election wgrs riHs1
rvgantv cerr,ar o,n.ers ,ae a-.
s,ortsd ~ 81 - rrazIr 4 ,iye
~ - /. o.~y
II mhiue- Y Cl.v Hi
or.,aa &c .fgh
hs Navy eAbue s@71 "4l-i''A'
w. "a L'Aaoh n no-'s - ~ 5"1'.l'
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SKIN BEAUTY PROMOTED

u le t-elt1nent Of affections Of 5hs
-Ll and sca9 which torture d4sd
NE .tcb pun. sea md destroT me
tai Is vel IS f1r u sarvins, pur1
as AID hsaUtfTi1g .ts comp on
al Millions ~ Vcu1l t1-oU
eat .le world ely en- these pure, 50
sri a1e emeiiis7-s lo- al Dur
o2ess 3, tie 5t e. o1sb and I7srF
a'd Tor he sanatve, aDtseptic cleans
ias O. J~eaTstei, t7aau7C
aces. pctey D11g * Chen Corp lcs
u-u. Mass. sole Fr9o-istor5 ct 'la -H
sicura Remedies vi mai free CO.. re-
guest, u2air latest 81 pag 6l5c
95oA ca ne skin and lair
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il IS being said G. p slIeTly W
aas.Usss 10 AtcllsC1. Ee cLt
punishment ss nc -srhe-e cll
And there p1nis t.1sl- q 1e
-ed ia pla..irE,
sa owe, vour eT.sl
and Tou viii detect punish It
hour Of the day nit tsa
Is ia the street car OF Pr
Ho- many ways there arc eA
8 man who tries his hest e -t
and octave himself And a
gets OLD it is core eCldent eF
ma III DOOR fellow a
ishu enl a. h could whe vas
younger -Atcsis7A Globe
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4 carpls Of young men 3. lar
ket fest vi&6uc. tle oh ING
oRe-ca g rev version Of an
After .Ney had passed q couple GA
1y--hairad 5sasa's c-e u tFe
meg tock ais stand a. u5
2 1sd III and dcTl The ar
WHAT are you .soElla iol
C3l5red his c-0Ereltr1
Pointing &c Ga -e14eo
~,ung man answered. "rm irving ti
SEQ g white automobile -foI1
1eleg
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a few deys ago little John. three
years old, who rs very fond Of bis
pets. noticed that his young rooster
had q corTb. II a very distressed tone
of voict Ha exclaimed: 20 papa. some
body has made aieks in my ROSTERS
head"
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come on. pa" insi=-ea iitle Ostend
OF the summer pari AID see the man
hump the humps
"you mean bump the bumps don't
you. son?n Inquired his father.
No, hump the humps A man Is
gong to Jump over six camels,"
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lot strictly Orthodox.

Police Juetice-Youne nan. what is
your religion, it you have any?
Chauffeur (~arregtsd for overspeed-
ing something Ike Jim Bludso.s.
your honor-Dever be passed on the
highway.
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~ 3 Bore u Now.

Way g. Borough A0fgs
Laurel sprin a. IT Residents are
again zgttati1g Incorporation Of the
own as a borough The town is now
. part Of Cisment51 township. 1t is
proposed 10 draft bill to be present
al she lex session Of the legisla-
igre IS petition as presented 70
ire Legislature q yea ago to author
re 3 special sleelicu 10 decide IL
aus stion. aae IS Was buried" in COM
ms ee Eea thst the legislature has
8 alaereLt complexion and Governor
cleo wilson Is BELIEVER in local
s5u-so7ernuacs. The petitioners feel
-av-ae hat taa ehaae success are
COED,
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ar-
as3t she =opalry town. 'oHe
9rse Kind, out the kiri that
rv,s the big printing sttaps -
shc cogntry. ana sometimes be
cor-.s 3 member o. Sire ffm
how your boy may &c shout
re1 jz'nc spoH an arnoitic0 The
att~ and she various STEPS up
wards desc i5ed, toestnee tgif7
the enumeration that each nsw
Cositi37 brings.
BY {. ~. JENNINGS
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Iss Nature.

Il don't think there wa
In the aid-to-the-i7
nurse bungled 80"
1T struck me- too, Il
lemon aid"
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18
CANVASSED VOTE

Last night the Lyon County vote
was canvassed by Judge Langan and
the County Commissioners. The
standing Of none OF the candidates
was effected by the canvass. The
majorities as reported are as follows
Rand all won over Mayne by 95
Mcleod beat Melarkey 90. and John
Lothrop won for District Attorney
by III Manuel King for Commis-
sioner won by 126, and Martin by SO
Deadly carried the county over Ahern
by Is votes, and Josephs led Legate
100; Farnsworth led by l3O and Pro
fessor Smith beat Bray by l52. Glib
Douglass lost to Brodigan by 159
Nixon won by 81 and Oddie by Ut
Mcmillan had margin OF 2l5 and
Roberts for Congress won by l44
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18

DR. Pietro DeLucias, a San Fran
cisco physician residing at 1888 Mis-
sion Street, threw himself under the
wheels of passing freight train in
front of the S. P depot at Reno yes
terday and was ground to death be-
meath the wheels of the locomotive.
The man had been in Reno a couple
of days and all day yesterday wander
ed aimlessly about the city. He at
tracted the attention of drug clerk
by the manner in which he hung
about the drug store and the clerk
phoned to the police department.
Detective Hi1lhouse located him and
recognized him as the man who had
been hanging around the depot all
day He questioned the man, who
gave him his card and stated that he
was going to return to the Coast that
evening.
Shortly afterwards the man went
again to the depot, despite the warn
ing of the detective to keep away
from the tracks, and passed restlessly
up and down in front of the tracks.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18
w aShOe County
Gives Returns

County Clerk Fogg of Washoc
County has issued his tabulation on
the recent election and gives the fol-
lowing majorities for the state candl-
dates in that county.
Nixon, for Senator. 1921
Roberts, for Congress, S9e.
Oddie, for Governor, $50
F,aston, Lieutenant-G Governor, 90.
Norcross, for Supreme Judge, no
opponent, received 275o votes.
Douglass, Secretary of State, 2S3.
Mcmillan. for State Treasurer, o42
Eggers, for State Controller, 800.
Baker, for Attorney-Gene 21l.
Ahern, for Surveyor-G General, 386.
Legate, Clerk of Supreme Court
go.
Farnsworth, for State Printer, 2OS.
Bray, for Superintendent of Public
instruction, $50.
Watson for Inspector of Mines,
4OS.
Asher. lot Stdlc oeldtol, Won oNei
Lunsford by 81 majority.
Ferrell, for Sheriff, won over Fol
som by S5l votes.
William Woodburn won over Hart.
mis- opponent, for District Attorney.
by $50 majority.
1t will be seen by this compilation
that only three Democrats on the
State ticket came out with ajorities
in Washoe County, they being Baker
Farnsworth and Bray. The entire
vote cast was in the neighborhood OF
$500.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18
SAN FRANCISCO DOCTOR
JUMPS BENEATH TRAIN
Suicidal Mania Prompts DR.. DeLucis
to end Life in a Horrible
Manner

Soon a freight train came down the
main line and as it was almost oppo-
site the man threw off his overcoat
and threw himself in front of the en-
gine The engine moved its length
before it could be stopped and the
screams Of the dying man could be
heard for some distance.
The body was taken from beneath
the train and it was found that the
man was dead Doctors were rushed
to the scene but death relieved his
sufferings in few minutes. While
the dead man was being rolled be-
meath the engine several pieces of sill
yer rolled from his pockets. Bystand-
ers made a rush for the coin as soon
as the train stopped, pocketing the
same and making their getaway.
The San Francisco authorities were
notified and the officers will await in
structions as to the disposal of the
body Suicide caused from mental
arrangement will probably be the
verdict of the coroner's jury which
will hold an inquest this afternoon at
Reno
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18
Entire Change
at Park Theater

The Park Theater has a treat IN
store for its patrons this evening.
Six entirely new reels of pictures
have been received and each picture
is a gem in itself The titles of the
films give but slight idea of the in
terest and beauty of the pictures
themselves A matinee will be given
tomorrow afternoon.
The pictures to be shown are as fol-
lows:
Child of the Squadron.
Excursion into Wales.
A Chi1d's Faith
The Bandits Wife.
Faithless Lovers.
Just for Good Luck.
Do not forget the Matinee to-mor-
row Saturday. afternoon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18
LYON COUNTY COURT HOUSE
FIGHT NOT YET SETTLED
If County Seat is Moved Effort to
Be Made to Divide County, Orm-
shy, Story and Wash0e Getting
a Slice

1t has been generally believed tAa'
since the election of the Legislative
ticket favorable to the moving of the
County Seat Of Lyon County from
Dayton to Yerington that the matter
which has been causing so much
strife and discord had been settled
once and for all and that Dayton was
the loser.
Later developments show that the
removal of the County Seat will not
be as easily accomplished as expect
ed, even with a Legislative represen-
tation favorable to the proposition.
Several prominent residents OF
Dayton and vicinity have been in this
vicinity during the past few days and
there has been considerable framing
up going ON. In speaking of the con-
troversy resident OF the adjoining
county had the following to say re
garding the present Lyon County dis
pute;
The people OF the western section
of the county are not going to let the
county seat go without hight, and a
good one Yerington seems to think
the fight is won but we of Dayton and
vicinity do not agree with tnem.
We have several prominent men
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18

working on the matter and will have
everything framed up by the time the
next Legislature is convened. As far
as we are concerned we will work for
a division of the county before we
will leave the County Seat go. The
people of Dayton and vicinity are
willing 10 come into Orfnsby County,
Silver City district will vote to go TO
Storey County and the residents to
the south of us near the Washoe
County line, are willing to go to that
county
While there is no move on as yet
in this direction and no promises are
being made the above is about the
condition as it now exists. The tax
payers OF the western end of the
county have bourne the burden of
taxation for the past twenty years,
long before the Yerington district
was of any Importance. The taxpay
ers in our section are mostly ranch
ers and are solid business rlen. They
do not believe that because of the
discovery Of mines in the southern
part of the county they should forfeit
the county seat and will make a fight
that will give their opponents some
thing to worry about for the next few
few months
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18
GOING SOME

DENVER, November H-"My
travelling expenses were my board
and lodging. Gave no cigars, drinks,
candy or chewing gum. Was too poor
to do more" declared John B. Steph-
ems, defeated candidate for Governor
who today filed his campaign expen-
Sc account with the Secretary OF
State. Stephens spent $ll36 divided
as follows: To the Republican Stat,
Committee, $3.50; for travelig ex
penses, Sl46
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18
RECEIVED SAD NEWS

Arthur Bordweich pressman at the
State Printing Office today received
the sad news OF the death of his
mother in Chicago The lady was n
ner 10th year and has been i'll for
some time past The many friends
OF 'Bord" extend their sympathies to
him in his hour Of sorrow.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18
ANOTHER BIG STRIKE
MADE ON PITTSBURG-LlBERTY

Liberty company to go a-soar1ng.
The news will be well-received in
this city as the majority of the stock
is held by people who make their
home here The mine has already
proven to be one Of the best in that
district and now the new strike will
place it on the level with some OF the
greatest mines in the West
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18

supt. Brady OF the PittsburgLiber
ty Mining Company of Masonic. ar
rived in this city last evening and
Fought the news of one of the big
gest strikes as has yet been made in
that camp. Full details have not
as yet been made public but the re
port is current to-day that the strike
will cause the stock of the Pittsburg
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18
RIOTS AT CHICAGO

One policeman was wounded IN
Chicago yesterday as the result OF
riots growing out of the garment
workers strike This is the first seri
Gus trouble that has occurred since
the strike was called.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18
FROM DAYTON

Sheriff Randall of Lyon County, is
visiting friends in this city. Dick had
a hard fight at the recent election but
his popularity was too great tor the
fight that was being made against
him and he landed the Office by the
neat majority OF 95
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18
FROM TONOPAH

Hugh Brown, one of the prominent
ATTORNEYS of the state and candidate
at the primaries for Attorney-General
was an arrival on the morning train
from Reno
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18
HANK KEISEL ILL

Word has been received i'll this city
from Hank Keisel, we'll known here,
stating that he is very i'll III Keno
hospital with rheumatism The many
friends OF Mr.. Keisel will be sorry to
hear Of his illness and express the
hope that he will soon be all right
again.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-18
District Court
Takes Recess

lie District Court will take a re-
cess this evening until the 18th Of the
present month wnen the bank case
VIII be resumed again This case has
occupied the attention of the court
cashier Davis has not as yet been
completed