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'hIladeIphlA. %: Washington. q.
CIeN Gland. -: Detroit. ..
~. Louis. .: chicago. d.



Bos ToN. sept ~ By winning a see-aW
game from the R-d SoJ this afternoon
'h- HiEhIanu.rs came back even in 'ha
nsht for second place II VAS the last
game Of IN" AMERICAN league season in
this CITY and there a. lots ~ excitement
Three pitcher V-r- used by zach team
and "a hen tho game ended with Ford oppn--
INK 'iCott- tie NlghlHnd-r- we're on the
long end Of q . - score
o. a. not tho fa.I' ~ the Red Snx ha''eTs
that they dii no. yin the game. for they
got thirteen hu- ~ the New York tVirier-
but errors a. times "a hen tho Highlaniers
had men on the bases gave the visitors
their chances aud they made 'h- most Of
them
BENJAMIN Franklin Hunt was 'he Red
SoN pitcher 20 start the game and he vGs
opposed hv Jack MArhop Both lowered
along Ia shaky manner for several Innings
but each had Ia give way finally 20 other
rNirler- Daniels hogan the var on Hunt
by httinR safely 20 centre. bat ne v a. left
on third base
Narhop started his poor shoning IN The
boy nv hitting me ar-t Red SoI batter ami
" lth on "m' speaker made nice hat. ons
~ four 10 Er' 90 IA" afternoon Befots
speaker f,rp - urn at ''e hat h- got
,.r"~aut Of large huuDh - roverS from
a. aInrr"r ~ta1l came vt ant drove q
'Ish ~ "uf 'u'~ntr" rec should hAHrrakSn
- EASILY. but Daniels ran over N front
60 hum and mufsd 'te hall. H"upar -cor-
iug Lewis then -ingl-I and speaker scored
'h- r'h"r r'In that Tho Red SoV made n This
inning
lI"r" was moth nR more ~ interest unit
'hs 'hrrd In that chapter the Hizhlsnders
passed 'ha Red SoN and after that never
Wsr" headed WARRIOR began The inning
WI'h = -Iug'- and Daniels beat oui hunt
Hun threw Wildly past first aad the run.
u.r- adv nyed a base each Molier- sac
rff,e s.or.d one run and SINGLE nv Hal
,rasa sau' IN another chase stole -.'cond
and won't 10 'hiri on Maii"u'- poor throw
\ llng hy 20 Lewis by Knight scored Tho
,aprAin ~ tho Highlaud"r-
bach team made Il run IN N" fourth.
- fIi leaving he visitors on" run ia he lead
New Work : tally AS M. result 81 an error
by Wagner and bnni"l-.- long NO bagEer
The Rcd SON made heirs on Two baggeT
hy Magn"r who mad" ~ for ht- mi-play
and speaker ihrd Single Ne~ YORK
did not score again uuftl the -"NSn'h inning.
but the Red Soy tisd m" score u he Nth
ON Tom Ilughr-. ShO relieved WsThop in
this inning Hughe- passed PuTt"il. The
first man ip face HIM. AMI a sacrifice. fol
lowed by Madden single. scored the run
II went along even for Hn inning and
then 'h- Hishlauder- landed On Hunt
MOItRT oUensd the seventh With nice
,ha-.'- Two psSs bat 10 left field Another
hi' hv knigh' -,orrd Chase ana Hunt vas
nued IN favor 81 Wood, the Champion
relief pitcher ~ the locals Wood did nov
DO a. veil a. m Yesterday ,hm", h", ,"
stopped the -"oring That did not help
much however, for New York had three
run lead Boston got one 81 those runs
back N tho same inning. when l"wlss
INTO 'he left field blsacher- for home run
The
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later on q hit by Rowan the Red. had 9
lead from which the Brooklyns never recov-
ered
The Reds couldn't score In any other
inning That was Their only outburst. but
u SuniCed by d,nt OF hard work the
Brnoklyns gathered two runs and that
they dtdn gather more was not that they
didn't have opportunities They should
have scored IA the nrst inning but over.
plaNed their hands paN idson who made
an .nue'd HIT burned the route Tor third
on DauhertS stab To- left paskert made
distorted throw IN. hut l.obert VAS on 'hs
pui NiNr and nailed Davidson ~ the plate
when the latter tried - 90 there Row an
Tanned ten men. amt among them were
Wheat and Hummel in tn. FIRST. leaving
nauhsT stranded
Dalton = homer IN the second meant
run Tor the brooklyn- Thereafter they
rested on heir arms until the ninth Hummel
walked, Dalton singled and MCt Tween and
STARK fled fs-blV Lennon produced =
punch h'' ant brought Hummrl home. hat
Uurch couldn't duplicate ~. struck Out
he ~,7prr
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CYCLING Rr,ORD ON RO,D.
kop.kS Rides IOO WIirS in ! Hours 80
NInuIe~ III seconds.

The Cauturv Road tluh dissertation h,I Id
it- tenth annual ltH NIL" run lat -unday
and -iNty-uu" rid"r- lTed their "udurauu"
a. the tourney 3 kop-ky from -,ra''A
made onlN thirteenth rlI'" owing fu 'h"
heavy haudiCsp- hui 10" accomplished NE
best time over the ,pur-'. huuT- 80 minutes
- seconds lhi- I- 8 minutes % -''''rd-
faster than ~" Old rr'"td ~" '"ufS"
VIA lericho and I"llmur- and back aua 30
order - make the iull tlsi miles THIS rU..i'
had ~ h" covered ~ 900
lie nrst man leo r..-h was + MuIl"U
sculag"T. who had q start ut mIuut'-
lie won thI- oN"uf "a I"'l Thor" Na- a
special priye for 'h" nT-f man ~ itIE nHI'r-
which " a. won uE ii"ur} k"lI"t
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WIRt 'IIB FI\ED.
Didn't Obey Orders To Rrport for SUNDAY
Game In NilLr~barTr.

KYSHNHTF. "a sept 90 lr"-Ii"n'
~ Farrell OF tho Now Nure STA" t"gEu.
today notified iuHErr ,I,Wer Of mo
Wilke-barre team 'rai tlWrrI h1d hrsf
found guilty NJ contempt ~ not oi"yIug
hts orders Ia report 90 " IInc-hgTTH FOR u
sunday game On August q
Ne also allow 81 the 500 dIua-" ola ~
made by Ntlk'-harr" against tlM'rH and
ordered tlmita 20 paw m" money FARRELL
also awards the forfeited game 80 Mflke-
barre Elnrra claimed son from Nflkc~,
barre for not going t'"r" q" play aud 'r'-
claim was refu -ad
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One Race for Nanarrbui

Srscial Cgb'S Dss1s'TH 20 THE SU>
P.nis. sept 10 h Nanderhilt =
Clai'erfno'. with lammel N the -aGdls.
won the race for the rriN colonies Of
.Uo francs. A. Tremhlav to-day kels-
Kan Formica. With Prince up was second
and san Miguel 'OW0Pdta. On " htCh DO
Bsshop had the mount, third Twelve
horses ran
Nr Vanderbil'S Bat Delight. ridden
by - Neill. ran 'hird m the race for 'hs
priN Iouherf Of Nuoo francs The race
was won by Balli'- GlOs-Ie With share
IN the saddle DARLING banorn. kellet'
up. ran second -Four horses started
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PREMIER INJUNCTION ENDS.
Justice Putnam Refuses 20 MAKE I
Permanent.

Justice Putnam in the Suprem" Court
IN BrooklVn signed an order Yesterday
refusing TO make permanent an Injunction
r.-t training the american Automobile A.
-oCiA'Ion from delivering the Ghdden
trophy 10 the l,limer- Motor car Company
THIS - a blow to the hopes ~ the Premier
Motor Company. which got IN" temporary
Injunction ihrDugh 49, president. Harold -
smith. follow Iug a decision hN the auto.
mobile association awarding the trophy
to the Chalmers company because. ~ ~ "a
alleged, the Premier ear although comm .
IN first in the race used an uII feed ~ Viola
ton of the rul''- 'h" chalmers car wa-
Second
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A. Forest IIiu Fold club golf cour-s
Yesterday =. g Stone made the i"p ward
third hole IN one stroke Tho hol@ - q
maahie pitch over a deer raVin~ " Wa
she hVat time ainre the neN h0l~- On the
golf course ~ Forr-i Hili we're opened
early N the season that q hole has been made
IN one stroke. although there are four shoF'
holes IN the eighteen
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No PENNaNT ~ THIS LEAGUE.
Two clubs Whlch Could Decide Arkansas
Ftag Refuse TO Meet.

MEMPHIS. Sept ~ Al efforts 70 settle
the rishiful winner ~ the Arkansas lea que
remnant rliled to-day when President
Bsrtig tired unsuccessfilly to bring Para .
gould and CauItherrvllle toaetheT 10 play
IN a e'iding game hich ended in a free
for all hRhi Yesterday between players
ard spectators ~ Blytheville
I he remnant will not he awarded to
any one says BertIR
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women PIa, Tennls q, Newport.

NEwPoRT. sept -. Two thre" ss'
matches were PLAYED IN m" second round
NJ the womens lawn tennis singles this
morning Miss Bervl Kane defeated Miss
Adele Bull. :. q. :. and Miss Doro-
thea Name defeated Mr.. Newton Adam.
q.
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YaIe Won't Have Vsuxhan a. End

I,KEvILLE. Conn. sept ~ The Yale
football practice viii commence here m
THURSDAY Ted COY. captain of last wear =
team. ~ exported 20 arrive here tomorrow
and will nave arrive charge from the first
lie will be assisted by Harry a. Mott u
substitute halfhack on last fallS team
Harry Vaughan. end. will be unable To
play this wear because Of 40 health Daiv
viii probably shift 80 fuliback this wear.
allowing savage and Messenger to go -
The halfba'k positions
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Moha ~L Runner wins Distance Run.

7 Dwyrr NJ the Mohawk 4 4. Von the
- mIi~ run promoted by the brighton
Reach \ 4. ~ Coney Island yesterday
afternoon Fortv-iWo runners went To the
post DvyeI tine vas hour - minutes
as As seconds Harry Jensen 81 the Pas
time { Waa second IN I hour - minutes
81 Es~onds and George ObermeyPr 81 the
National 4 e third in I hour ~ minutes
Sc - s~conds 4 team prize Was Won BY
the Mott Maven A. G with . pointa. the
PAattme A. Z. being second with q potnts.
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tNERICiN LEiGIE.
New Works Beat BOstOns and Tie Them
for second Place.

Not liking the atmosphere 81 fourth place
the ~ ghlander- Yesterday beat the Bostons
and Climbed OUT Of that position They
are tied with the Red SoN for second place
The petruitS lost 10 cleveland and re'Trated
- fourth place The Athletics put the
Ma-hingtons away by the same shutout
score on the day before and the BroWns
-hu' ont tho White SnN The washnEtons
dropped 70 SIXTH place The results
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Halted TO- Nlller "a the nin'h inning
'hat'~i for knriEer In the eighth inning
HATED for seaman IN the ninth inning
Cincinnati ~ q o 3 u O >
brookNn - - ~ % a 1. 2
Runs 'incinnAu pask-rt. Phslsn. Mcmillan
hrookyn Hummri, Dalton eft hases
Iinclnnau. brooklyn. FIRST base on balls.
ON Rowan. !. OF hneiner. struck out-By
Rowan. 10 BY kns'Ker. hy SeantAn. 1 Home
run Dalton Three base HoblitEel, McNll
Tan. Two base hit Dalton sacrifice hit Mitchell
stolen base Paskert Double plaV-Wheat
snd Hummrl Mill Pitch Rowan uits- on
knefef IN eight innings Umpire In chief
~ minutes
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western League

A, IInroln Lincoln. s ~ Joseph
A. Tes Nolnes-pes Moines S. Wichita. \
Al Topeks-TepekA. 0. Omaha. S
~ Sous CITY Denver. q Siouh Ciiy.s
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HATED lot Huf.rE tn the ninth inning
'HA'tcd 'br sutton IN the nlutn inning
Jersey Ctb % {.
Prov tdsurr % ~ - 4
Runs Jersey ,ny fSmond uelningrr prO,i
dsncr Holman lIston Collins Arndt stolen
hasrS Tsmond iiannlfan Two hase hits 60.
nns Johnson Arndt. Hanford sacrifice hits
Absiein Martini collins Strur, out rs slime
o Sittor \ % Nsnssf LETT on bAs-- Proyi
denre Jersey city. FIRST hase on errors
Providence > Jersey lily. Passed balls
Prieron. Butler mrirc In rhisf ROyi- t1eld
umDirs keliy Time I hour snd NJ r'iuuics
NHNaRH. BALTIMORE
RaLrINOPG sept ~ wyatt lee again VA>
thr Drtol~s' Jonah 20 day Ndklns Wa MI RAD
and as rriir, ed ~ NArOneN In the iNth Inc
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TOtAIs n ' y 7 y
'BAtted for French In the ninth inning
'Batted for sullivan In the nth IN inning
~ Louis % o u ~ u o - o.
Chicago . o ~ % - ~ ~ 90
hun ~ Louis Corridor FIRST base on balls
on Walsh. % Nelson. struck out ~
Walsh n BY Nelson. 5 Sacrifice hit BowseT
stolen base Chouinsrd Double plays Nelson
and rTuesdAle stone and McponAA Passed
ball sullivan Left on bases ~ Louis. mt
cago. Umpire In chief EgAn. Fteid umpire
sheridan Time I hour and ~ minutes
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PTrTsBrHG

.sff br Mathevson In The eighth inning
81 . o . . -
.. pt'srurE Pyrne :. Lesrh :. Wagner.
MAJ Wilson. adams New Nork
Fifs' hAss On errors New Nork, Len
-, Pl''sbugs . New York. :. Firs' base
- - tisrs ~ MatheWson. on Dick
-'r.r. ont rs Adams :. by NAthevSon.
..r-.s y.rN Wilson. Doy ~ Two bass hits
q. me ~arrIagr it-GAmpbeil SArri
r.s, Fsrr- stolen bass Nagner
s'. rr .prI Double play Wagner, aller
F.a" HIId pitch Adams Hits on
.4..et... .f .r ~'zni innings. of Dickson. 5 In
. .r'.r. ....r m rnlei Johnston~ Iisd
.. ..rr F..R. .r" A. hour and IS minutes.
. ~ 1raE rrrssrHg y sECoSD oaNg
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BOTH TEAMS GO TO EXTREMES
PIRATES mar GIANTS AND
GIiNIS BEIT PIRATES
Each elves the Other n severe Druhb'nE
Nathrwsan Dickson and I.elneh
A Pounded Hard Hn w TIM Tommy
NrMiIIan disastrous Ia Broohbns'

o.. Gtu'. Hrt H'' -nut-~ l""N"d horns
. .,,.,,.r,.. ,,..',rtt, and made NJ prog
.- ne MAY rr f.r other m M" second
,.,.. ius-l, bach gam" VAS On" -td"d AMI
,..r won rur The Rru"slyns didn even
f,.. rnr >pIarr NJ an even hrraN lh"lr-
Wa, angle clash WIN ~" Reds and ~ we
later 'l. victory went thh"' -N'N"
- . r'ur moro firmly anchored m ~''N"n'h
tft.- Ifr r"-.,'f-
Put>burE, ~: New York. FiTNi game"
New orb. "a: PutSburg, 3 second game
Cincinnati =: HronkINn, =
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RsDsToN

Totals ~: - 10 totals - ~ - ,
'Ratt~d for huEnes n the eighth inning
Rated FOR Wood In the siEh'h inning
New NorE n"
pos,on q ~ o - 5
Runs New Work Daniels Woiier chase.
knight SVeensN WArhop. Boston hooper
WsgnTr speaker Leafs Two has hits
nanieis ,hA-e WAEnsr Home run LeWis
S'oler has, ChasS knight Austin. Sacrifice
hits Woltrr pNirteu Sacrifice niss Enight
StshI Double plays Wood 'unassisted, Hugh~s
knigtt ana thasr FORD. knight and ghass
Ten on hssss Nev NOrk BOsiou Firu
hase on balls on HUNT ! Or Wood. : 81 War
ron 1 on Hughes First bAse on errors
Roston i NeV Nors. T. StrucA out ~ Hunt
by Wood ~ ~ pitcher 49, wsrhop
pirr Dinncrn Time rOurs and minutes
rHfrADzIPHi, . 90 wAsHISoToN. q
puuAnEtPHIs sept ~ The phuafelphlss
closed thr -sre~ 70 fAy win Washington and
von DSgert was steady anu got excellent sup
-
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EASTERN LEtGI o..

U,NpISn ~ rRE cirH

FEoVIbHNCE7 Z JVHSTT ON
pRovIDENCE. sept ~ Sline battrd nara
only In the nfSt inning the visitors two runs
coming then prht idencc returned the com
plimcnt. however and drove NAnsrr from the
boa In the ur>t scoring three OF the four runs
IN that Nession >itton, ShD nnished the game,
pitched good ball Inc scOrv
LEE-lN Oily fRnNlnHNlE
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Giants vs. ifi,sSafG Adm sc'-1as.
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CTKv HLANt,
Totals ~ - II
Iatied for O.Ieary IN me riShIh InnInE.

'Ba,ied for oLeary In The eighth inning
Cleveland o q %
Detroit . 70 u % %
uhs cleveland Grancy. Hall. EasteTly. :
BlrminEh ham, knapp. Adams. darkness detroit
u. Jones, Mcintyre, Crawford. MoTiaTty, flush.
Casey, Muffin Two base hits I. IoprS Mullln
Three base hit EaSteTiy sacrifice hit Ioudeli
Sacrifice - fAsleTiy stolen bases uTminE
ham. :. knAupr - Jones nIsh first haSe
Oh balls On Mailer. OF Hardness :. OF loudeli.
on stroud lirst base on errors detroit ,
Left on bases Cleveland : detroit Siruck
out nv HarEneS- y r., l.eas!ri! Sy Hauiu
Passed bAJe Casey. Land. Nui pitch kAlsr
mpitc Evans Time hour, aud ~ minutes
~ ioJIs - ~. l. CHICAGO q t-n.u
tHICNGo. sept ~ \ base on balls IA Corn
ion In the nTst inning of To days game led to
the winning run In the contest between ~ Louis
And the White SoA Corridor went 10 third on .
passed ball and scored On . hit By NOrthen Walsh
gave three hits and struck out thirteen men. yet
he lost Tue score
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G.'.ssII. Ws.hinEte. PsrE, Io-ds- 1isA
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Warrington
fHIIsfiriphlA

uun, pruatciphiA Harisrl. Lord. collins.
Iaker Murphf tlr,f hasg errors Washing
ION phiiAuelphIs. Len IN bases Washing
ton. FhiiHGr.pruH tirst bAas halls on
f,ray. 0 - tIf CERT S'rIrk out uS t,ray.
by y, CERT 1hrrr bA>e hi lord Tgo ba>e hits
NsfrN. tDIlin. SAFTurr hits MrtiTide. Gun
nnx ham t0lin- DaNis stolen bass Murph'
collins. noUhIs pIais Rsksr and Davis
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DHnoTT. sept IS-Ansr estulag dH runs
N The thlrd inning Detroit bost % dAy's game 20
CleVeland The Maps made seven runs N round
sih on ave hits and error bush turned his
ankle and 10 out OF the Game. lAioie again
failed TO get . hlt The seofe
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southern League

a, NrmphI. New Orleans. /: Memphis
Al Atianta-Atianta. = Montgomery. ? -four
a ChaItsnooga -First game Mobile a cha,
,Anooga Second game Mobile. :. Cha',a
n Nashville Birmingham. :, Nashville /.
twelve tnningsl
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1aker. cellins AID DaytA Umpire In ehief-
oLsughnn Fisld umpire-ColA6Ower Time
! hour and u minutes.
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Game. scheduled for Te-da,

NATIONAL IEAnUE
Ptiuburg In NeW YORK Cincinnati In Brooklyn
chicago IN Philadelphia ~ Louis IN Boston
EasTIES LHAorH
Nsuark In Baltimore JsrSsy city In Providence
Rochester In Buffalo. honterAi IN Toronto
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-sra..'.I tommy Mcmillan. Who u-"d
.rt. .t.Hr, from N" Hrooslyn 'luh. ant
.'u' anne ~ kent the y ~ from rho
.'.tHI ~" Kindness Yesterday by
... No. fhr"" Nagger 80 rrZht IN The
.r'' .rrng Of no game ~ Washington
md 'ler"hv putting 'hs Brook lvn.
.a mat Hov -IarIsr than q ser
... Goth hefnE ~ much hot air 20
F.. -a.r' 10 Ugt no rnCiun1tis IN ne
"'0 70 triple i0ere h..fHR 'vp OF bases
~ ll' ..Is aud hen he scored q moment
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..r.rz 90 . >
orb IS
o.. pItfsburg 'aU -. "rs.fr tyun
a ..4r. 10. ore IruN 10. a. ~U1s.r.ss. Nfprrp g.
a~U4.~l ueNIin Mrysr.. H.F.s W.It.s
.r r-ss On errors Nov or l''' r- bases
.r,-N.rz Nrw N0Ta iIrsF haze .r balls
r.H,F s ~ ee,rf : - p''-. rrr.l.k
H. IrINeii 2. rs iS~yrr uf 'Ir.s g
o. Hs.s ffts Tlsnn. fss Nm TAa IHsr ms
,r~l Warner. wilson. N4rr.f Mo- rrs
- -srrinrr hi's DeN ore bsE Hr er.. IN
p gas Hit. 80 ISin~if 20 Ir H.~
DIX. - Lever 3 IN three inning r"u'rr
80 p.riay Fleld umpire Johnston" f.~s
su.. e. rrinufex
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-20

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Stale VI NEVADA, IN AND
rOh OnMssr COUNTY.
THE STATE OF NEVADA. or the
relation of R. c. Stoddard, as At
torney-Generai, and D. S. Dickerson,
W. G. Douglass and D. NJ. Ryan, as
and constituting the Board Of Bank
Commissioners of the State of No
vada, Plaintiff
NYE & ORMSBY COUNTY BANK,
a corporation, and Frank Golden,
Neil Mclean, T. w. Kendall, J. ].
McQuillan, w. j. Douglass, Robert
Stewart, and L.. l.. Patrick, the duly
elected, qualified and acting directors
of said corporation, Defendants.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been, by the order
of the above entitled Court duly given
and made, appointed receiver of the
Nye & Ormsby County Bank, above
mentioned m has qualified as sucn
All persons having claims of any
kind or character whatsoever
against said The Nye & Ormsby
County Bank, or a gainst the receiv-
er thereof, are required to present
the same, duly verified, to the re-
ceiver of said Nye & Ormsby County
Bank, at Carson City, Nevada, within
four months from the date of the
publication this notice.
Dated November II, A. D., 1909. !
GEORGE S. HALL.
Receiver of The Nye & Ormsby
county Bank.
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NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to the public
that under no circumstances will any
person who is not a member OF the
capital Hunting and Fishing Club, be
allowed Accommodations at their Club
House, situated on the north shore
of WashOe Lake.
By order of the Board of Directors
You can get school supplies cheap
or at Muiler's drug store an at
n other place in the city.
The Appeal job office IS now well
! prepared to do any printing.
' Lounging Robes. $3.50 value, $4.95
at the Emporium.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES


PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
Sealed proposals for furnishing sup
plies, delivered at the Nevada State
Prison, for one year from February
1, 1910, will be received up to Janu-
airy 20, 1910. All articles to be first
class of their kind and to be delivered
in such quantity and at such times az
the Warden may direct, quantity vary
ing each month as required. All arti-
cles not satisfactory to be returned It
contractors expense. Bids to be d.
rected to Secretary Board Of State
Prison Commissioners. Carson City.
Nevada, up to January 20, 1910.
The Board reserves the right 10 ~
ject any and all bids.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-20
NOTICE TO HUNTERS

NOTICE TO
Hunting on the CradeIbaugi
Sloughs, on the lands owned by Chas,
Lewis, Chas. Fulstone and Hans Mel
son, is strictly prohibited. Permits
will be granted upon application u
any of the above named for the sea
son for S. for each person. Market
hunters will not be allowed a permit,
and market hunting is stricly prohlb-
tied. Any and all persons violating
the provisions of this notice Will be
prosecuted to the full extent OF the
Jaw.
CHARLES FULSTONE,
CHARLES LEWIS,
HANS NEI SON. 5m
Cream puffs Wednesdays and Sal
drdays at Kelly & Lindsay bakery.
w. A. Pickard's Hand-painteC Clins
at tn. Col en- JeWelry Company.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-20
FINE DISPLAY

II you want to see d fine display OF
jewelry, umbrellas, cut glass, etc, go
to the Golden Jewelry company's store
opposite the post office.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
@enn Gin @inbitob fumn1t unb BIZ

@aiier Sbrer @eiun0beit frauielt
0ann lit 6orni's Mlpenfrdr1ter 6as
Sel, meldes Sic @eQen legen mir0.
CT lit Elm i0ealer 8lutreiniger u16
&rofter5euger. IS giebt feinen Sal,
in~meldem er iid nidt mobltbatig er-
meiiel1 miro. ST berfeblt taft ME,
droniide uno peraltete 2ei0en 81 bei-
len. Sic erite 5laide mir0 ieine1
@ertb bemeiien. gr miro, Der idie0en
bon an0eren fertigen Me0i5inen, Sen
9euten Direct geliefert 6urd 2ofal-
Mgenter1, ooer bl1rd Sic @igentbiimer,
Or. Eeter Iabrnep & Cons &c., 10
20 Soutb @opne Mpenlte, Chicago,
81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
@cmm @erbienif scminnt,

lit, menn sic Me0i5in, mel@e SIR
nebmt, Cure &ranfbeit beilt, @uer
SDitem itqrft nn6 @16 better fiiblen
madt, itarfer 11no frdftiger ais be-
Dor. 9as lit, mas Solep @ieren-Ril>
len fir G19 tbun in alien Sal1en bon
&idenmeb, &opfmeb, Merpoiitat, Sip
pathological, sdlafloiigfeit uno a1ge=
meme Shmdde, melde ,pernria dt
miro ol1r6 irgen0 cine u%noronung ser
Mieren ooer ser 8laie. Molitor Drug
60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08

u&ann ii9 '6arauf perlaiien," lift Elm
Musorud, Sen mir alle gerne boren,
uno menn er gebraudt miro in Ser
bin61tng nit oem @banrberlatns 60
Tic, Gbolera- l1n0 Diarrboe-&eilmit-
tel meint oies, 6aB es ME perfeblt.
Diarrb0e, &l1br o6er @ingemei0e=8e=
idmeroen 5u beilen. Sc lit angenebnt
gu nebmen uno gleidmdBig mertbpon
fir &inoer nno @rpad1ene. &erfauft
bon ser Mplitor Drl1g So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08
Process
Steam Laundry.
9entt SIR Gtuas BON Cure @aide?


8em 10, 6ann ipirb es iid @ud lobz
aen, 1i9t anber M9t 81 laiien, bab mir
Sller S19entbum; %bebanoeln, als tpdre es
q nn1eri9e. 8ir baben Die bol1ta11z
o19)te Waibanit alt i'm 0or6peite unb
l1efern erlter 6laie Nrbeit. 8ir Qez
bral1den teine ghemifalen; mir beroerben
oaber Cure Sa6en ni9t. @enn SIR
refine Nrbeit nno bette 8%eban6lung
no4t, 0ann oentt an nns. l1niere Breiz
le iin6 nieoriger als fonittpo, unb mir
be1orgen Cure Samilientpdi9e biuiger,
als SIR es felbit tbun f0nnt. @rtun6i0t
nno iber5eu9t gn9. @ir baben Mgenz
ten III ben nmliegenben Stdbten.
6. s. MeDer. Damphuaidanitalt.
gtgentbimer.
5. Mbe. g., 81. GIou0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-08

SIN go6ega genieBt man an
|Speiie nno Sranf nur bas Mnerbe.
tie. 2iau0re un6 fir bette 3%ubereite.
tie Mabl5eiten gu je6er Tagesitunoe
empfieblt iid 6as 8o6ega.