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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
S SAGEB RUSH
EVENING
Ladies Will Conclude Season
Entertainment
Tonight

Tonight the ladies will have an cN
cning at the Sagcbrush Club, this be
ing the llnal evening oi the season.
The Introduction oi ladic~ night 1T
the club has been one oI the most
pleasing features Il the urgauiZatiut.
During the winter two nights u
month have been given over to this
pleasure.
partie- who have Visited hi, rit}
have found the Sagchru>h Club "u,
of the surprises oi thi, end OF the
state. The club has been practitaN,
thrown open to every visitor who ha-
stopped in Carson City a',d tile Z" &"
nrk OF the club and the h"-pil1Iu
that has been extended has done more
to make an cnviablc name Tor Car
son City than any organization that
was ever maintained.
1t is expected that the club rooms
will be crowded to their capacity thi'
evening as the ladies in charge have
arranged program aside from tn
card playing and refreshments.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31

while sidctracks and spurs are being
graded to receive the machinery.
With the work of rushing the smell
ter the miners and prospectors of
this section are getting busy. Several
very f1attering prospects have been
opened up and considerable ore is
now developed 1t is safe to state
that by the time the smeltcr is ready
to receive ore that there will be a
heavy tonnage in this county. For
many years Ormsby county has fail
ed to be on the bullion list. The at
vent of the smeltcr will change the
program.
Mr.. Yerington Mr.. Boilcau and the
others who are interested make daily
trips to the site Houses are gOin.
up, work in all directions show that
the reduction plant is no longer pros
pcctivc and it is only a matter of
few months when mats will be com
ing from the ores Of this section and
The surrounding territory. 1t is one
Of the new industries that Is the max
ing of Western Nevada
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
May Be a
Candidate

MIR. Frank Williams OF Clark cnun
ty, who has been at three session of
the legislature, and who is now an
active member OF the board OF re
gents of the University of Nevada, /,
being talked oi in several localities Il,
a strong candidate for lieutenant GOV
ernor upon the democratic ticket this
iall.
MIR. Williams came to Nevada Is
years ago and has Identified himsel!
with public lie in such a manner thar
he has many friends in all parts of tbs
state. He was chairman OF the way>
and means committee of the Nevada
assembly through two sessions, and
is widely known for his knowledge OF
state affairs and especially for his
ilOwledgc of state affairs and colec-
oily for hi, understand'ni }. matters
pc tanning to taxes and financial
l,nhlerl, ni the ,tate.-JoMna
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
A CARSONITE
ON VISIT
Globe TrOtter Resting For q
Few Days Under the
Home Roof

Chalic Billings, one of the boy
that ha, glnb trottcd for a number nl
years, is again i'll thi, city ON his an
nual visit. about once a year Bill
lings drop, into Carson, hunts up his
friends, has good time, tell, the boys
who are anchored here of the go" /
time sin other parts of the world and
then takes the Pullman i"r "thcr
parts oi the world.
Thi, time Charlie halls from Texas.
.\o the winter was severe in the north
he spent the rough months in thc
south. The Mardi Gras at Orleans
took up portion OF his time. and
only the lack OF proper passage pre-
vented him from taking in a trip to
the Latin sections of South America.
He expects to head an inSurrcction i'll
that portion of the world before the
year Is over.
AS a rule Mr. billing, follows rail
roadni but he believes that a whirl
at the gay life in South American
republics would add knowledge and
experience to his long list. Nt tht'
present time he is making the Empor
ium his headquarters and nothing
stronger than ice cream and candy aie
on his list.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
FiSh herman
Is Fined

Game Warden Thomas arrested
Annie DAWN, a young man who tished
under the very falls OF the Riverside
mill dam at the Century Club on
Tue sday. Yesterday the young man
paid fine OF $50 in the justice cour
and unlcs, he has plenty of NOR,
twenties to throw away he will sc
lect a spot more than a hundred feet
from the dam in the future.
The warden is hot on the trail ot
those who would take trout from the
pools below the dams. and will not
rclax his vigilence one iota. He i
i, evidently doing so.
He ha, made. within the last tw"
days, repairs and alterations to tn,
fish ladders at the reduction ditch
dam and brewery dam, and they are
now operating in first class form.
"I c,tcrday." said Thomas, ''the
pool below the brewery dam was al
i've with young 'tommieS' as we call
the young Pyramid Lake trout, all
jumping like mad to get over the dam
and up on the stream. They averag
ed from two pounds and a half to
three pounds each and are fine fish.
As soon as ! had the last of the new
ladder boards in place on the repair
ed ladder one tommy made 4 leap
while | stood there and landed square
on the first box. More followed him.
Daily there are squads OF fishermen
lined up on both sides OF the historic
stream and they all have luck unadul-
! teratcd. The game warden Will no;
modest them as long as they carry
licenses properly issued. and them
selves and keeping outside the hun
dred foot line below the dams.-JOur
nal
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
REVIVING MINING
IN THIS COUNTY
Former Producer is Making Ready to Shin
High Grade to Smelter

Will Day, who has always had a
severe case of mining fever is at the
business again. He has taken a
bonding lease on the old Bismark
mine, about eight miles south of this
city. The property was formerly
owned by the late Senator Livingston
and associates. During the early days
or when silver was quoted above the
dollar mark, many tons of high grade
ore was extracted from this property.
In spite of the high smelling and
transportation charges the property
was on paying basis. Some of the
specimens taken from the mine have
been shown far and wide as the rich
est galena ore in this part of the
state.
During the past week Mr.. Day
and those associated with him have
thoroughly sampled the property and
at present have force of four men
extracting ore and developing. Sev-
eral new finds have been made and
yesterday Mr.. Day brought in some
of the finest specimens of silver lead
that have ever been shown in this
city. The lead carries a good percent
of silver making it a shipping pro
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
No Show
Tonight

On account of the baseball bene-
fit that is to be given at the Macdon~
aid theater this evening the Park
Theater will not open. 1t IS believed
that by this action a goodly sum can
be raised for the boys.
Tomorrow evening there will be an
entire change of program at the Park,
in fact one OF the best lines OF films
and entertainment of the season.
Aside from the excellent motion pic
lures and specialtes Joe Patton Will
sing, "Someday" and Holding Hands
Following are the pictures that will be
shown on tomorrow night.
Mad Miner,
We Close at Noon,
Will they ever go to town?
Jealous Old Maid,
Inn of Death and others.
Two illustrated songs will be rem
| dered by Joe Patton.
Admission 20 and 10 cents.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
MACHINERY COMING
FOR SHELTER
First Shipment of Material Due at the Site.
Grading Well Under Way

That things are doing at the Bruins
wick Smaller is now evident to any
one who is watching this industry.
MIR. Patterson, who has charge of the
work has returned from Wells, where
he made arrangements for the ship
ment OF seven cars OF smeltcr mater
ial. This includes. the main stack,
convertcrs and convcyors. Fortuna
tely for the home company all of this
material Is III storage at that point
thus saving a great deal of time and
money. The Smcltcr is one of the
most complete on the coast, aS it wa,
originally ordered for transportation
and every detail, even to the bolts
and rivets are included i'll the ship
mcnt. Mr.. Paterson looked over the
consignment and found everything in
splendid order.
On top of this large consignment of
material that will come from Well,
there is carload of supplies due
from San Francisco and more from
Reno. The work of grading for the
smelter proper is well under way
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31

The fact hat the Minden railroa.
passes within two miles of the min .
makes transportation reasonable. Lea.
during the past few months has b.
come factor in the metal marke;
and is i'll strong demand.
1t is the intention to ship the ilr;t
carload with few weeks. This will
be followed by others as fast the
mine development allows. At the
present time several carloads of high
grade ore have been exposed.
The work of Mr.. Day has stimu.
lated mining in that distric., with a
result that several other parties are
prospecting and developing within a
short distance of this shippe-. Some
very rich gold float has been picked
up i'll the district while several small
lcdges show gold value. At one time
Colonel Ellis erected small mil in
that section to treat gold ores, but
on account OF the base that abounds s
in the section, the mill was abandon
ed Now that base ores are in de-
mand there is NJ, reason why the
Hot Springs District should not be
come one of the shipping districts of
this end of the state.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
LADY
PASSES AWAY
Mrs. Hannah Green Dies at Sons
Home in This
City

DlED-ln Carson City, March 81,
1910, at the home OF her son, James
T. Green, Mrs. Hannah Hennessey
Green, a native OF Queenstown, Ire
land. aged o5 years.
Mrs. Green was one oi the pioneer
residents OF Western Nevada, having
settled in Dayton, Nevada, 40 years
ago. From that point she moved to
Carson Valley and later to Hope Val
ley. 1t was at the latter place that
she married her husband. For i
number of years they made their
home in Hope Valley and later re
moved to Marklevllc During the
boom days of Monitor and Silver
Mountain she and her husband were
the first in the camps. The lady and
her family later removed to tins city
where several years were spent and a
large circle of friends formed. For
the past ten years the lady has lived
in California. returning to this city
but few months ago.
1t was women of her sterling quail
ity that built the west and helped
make the paths smooth inr the pre-
ent generation. Her death will be =;
matter of deep regret t" the lArH
circle of friends in this city and the
valleys above.
Two sons, James T. Green of this
CITY and Charles Green, now located
in Oregon, survive. \ sister. reSid-
ing, in Los Angeles is the only other
relative in the west.
Funeral announcement will be maN,'
! hter.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
Base Ball
Benefit Tonight

Tonight the Macdonald thcatcr will
practically be in the hands OF the base
ball enthusiasts, as the local club will
be given benefit at the theater. Ar
ranpements for one of the best pro
grams given since the new theater Op-
ened have been completed, with the
bets OF moving pictures, all of inter
st.
Master Frank and i'ti,i> .>n,,.>
will ais" appear with new Sony "A
lancc,. Their work has attractcl
attention from ali plr;t-urr i,>rr> =.
will be even more iutcrr-lii.G ing
The baseball boys OF thi, city harr
given the citizen, many an :tIlt'l".
of pleasure and i, i, their intention L"
put up team this season that will
make other town, hustle some
keep up. By assisting the boys at the
Macdonald this evening y"u Gl\r
them chance to get the ball MOVING:
at an early date Everybody get III
lfor I'VE all want to 60 to the b28e bal
came"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
SUIT FILED

The Nevada California Power com
nany has brought suit in Judge Som
crs' branch Of the district court
against the Bullirog Pioneer Leasing
Company in the sum Of Sl7lS9l' al
legged to be due for light and power
furnished defendant company by PLAN
tiff for the months of February and
March. Judgment in the sum nam
cd together with attorneys fees are
prayed for by the plaintiff.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31

I irom number of pcrsonages in many
! states. The State OF Rhode Island
: accepted such bonds as gift and lat
cr by act of legislation declared the
previous act void. thus ridding the
state OF the bond matter and also
healing a moral wound that was op-
ened between the southern states and
Rhode Island. This. together with
other correspondence has reached the
Governors Office, making very con
VInc ng story to the effect that the
Governor has acted. not only in 1hc
interests OF the people OF Nevada but
IN the interests of the people of sew
crai southern states. Should the
bonds be declared valid upon suit
by this state it would hang loa,i
stone OF debt about the people of the
south that would swamp MANY
plantation and make an encmv that
would never forget Nevada in the
matter.
Aside from the legal phase oi the
story and the sentimental conditions
there is a question as to what would
happen should the court issue tn,
writ and the governor refuse to abide
by it-whIch he undoubtedly would
do. 1t is safe to say that Nevada is
a state that is not in the collection
business and the people. irrespective
of politics are congratulating the GOV
ernor on his action.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
WILL BUILD A RAiLEOAD

Articles OF incorporation have been
fled with the county clerk of the
Eunnic Clair and Gold Mountain rail
road company. The incorporators
propose to build line some fourteen
miles in length from the former point
in this county To Gold Mountain. in
Esmeralda county The capital stock
is $l50.00 divided into 1900 shares
of value of SlO0 per -Bonan-
"a
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
MANDAMUS MATTER
ARGUED AT COURT
Justice Norcross Asks the Attorneys to In
clude Important Question in Briefs

, This morning the supreme cour
was occupied with arguments con
corning the refusal of Governor Dick
erson i'll refusing to accept the $4OO.
600 wort hof repudiatcd North Caro-
lima bonds.
Attorney Alling who is represent
ing the Governor in the mandarin,
matter, addressed the court at lenpt,;
As to the legal points and moral pos
sibilitie> OF the issue. He was fol
lowed by Attorney Mackenzie. VIII
represent Sthe eastern people who ar.
interested in handing this package t.
Nevada. Both attorneys have put =,
question i'll the hands of the court
that is far reaching and OF a nationa.
Importance, as it effects an issue @
some eleven million dollars worth ol
repudiatcd bonds. most of which wer
issued by the carpet baggers of re
construction times following the civil
war
Vt the conclusion OF the argument
hief Justice Norcross asked that th,.
attorneys in their briefs include tn,
argument and question could the su
preme court mandamus the Governo.
when he Is acting in a matter of pub
lie policy"
The gift OF what is regarded a
worthless bonds to the state has call
ed up some very intere sting letter
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
OIL EXCITEMENT

The oil excitement at aulphu'
Springs, humboldt county, seems Il"
be justified by the facts, Six com
panies including Buttcc, New York.
bakersfield, Coalinga and Reno pc"
pie are boring wells, and oil experts
ON the grounds say that the shalc
gives best promise of the best grade
of oil
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
CARD OF THANKS

We tax ethis means of thanking
the many friends who have so gen
erously offered us assistance during
our bereavement, the death of our son
Walter The sympathy SO extended
is most thoroughly appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Decker.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
RACK TO THE CAMP

Arthur Raycraft and wife who have
been spending several days III TINS
city, have returned to Manhattan.
where MIR. Raycrait has extensive in
1erests. Arthur staes that the camp,
while dull as far sboOm Is concern
ed, is steadily improving and the
mines look better today than any
time in their history.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
NO COURT

On account OF other pressing court
matters Judge Langan did not hold
court in this city today. The mat
ters before the court went over until
the first of April.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
ON COURT BBUSINESS

Attorney Henderson of Elko come
in on the passenger this morning He
has business before the courts and
will hpend couple of days here.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
UP FROM RENO

Charlie Lewis was among the ar
rivals from Reno on the morning pas
scngcr. Between the ranch and Jacks
Valley and interests i'll Reno Charlie
i, kept on the hustle.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
ASK INCREASE IN WAGES

The engineer who run on the big
articulated componds on the 5. +.
the heaviest and most powerful loco
motive in the world. are asking for
a raise of $40 for an eight hour day
instead of about SO which they are
now receiving.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31
BORN

In this city, March 80. 1910. to the
wife of A. r. Swart, ten pound
daughter. Art is busy receiving con
gratulations.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31

Watch for the window display At
Joe Smyths.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-03-31

Eli Barkley's beer has the reputa'
ton of being kept and drawn In good
godd-Try 1t,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-29
STAR OF BETHLEHEM.

Mumps are still raging here.
Miss Earl Hayes is ON the sick list.
Bob Rogers has severe case OF the
humps.
Miss Elsie Hampton visited Miss Nells
Rogers Sunday.
Beulah Ellinor visited her uncle, q. F.
Wilson, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith were Troy
visitors Saturday.
Mrs Pearl McMullens' baby is low at
this writing with pneumonia.
Mrs. Beulah Brown, of Talley's Mill,
visited Mrs. Jake Hutchinson Friday.
Miss Elsie Hampton and Miss Mittie
Hutchinson we're in Troy shopping Sat
urday.
Mrs. Reedy and her son visited Mrs.
John Acres, at McAnna, who has pneu-
monia
The stork flew over and left bounce
ing girl at the home of Jake Hutchinson
Sunday.
Miss Ellen Wicker, OF Troy, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. W. L. Cot
rell this week.
Several Of our friends and neighbors
attended preaching at Water Valley,
Ky, last week.
Several Of our young people enjoyed
a nice party at the home Of Virgil Nc
Bride Monday night
Miss Nellie Wyatt is at home after
spending several weeks at the home Of
Mrs. Jake Hayes at Protemus
Bro. Fuzzell failed to fill his appoint
ment at Star OF Bethlehem Sunday
evening on account Of the weather.
Mr. Harve Toombs and Jethro Ow-
ems, of Kedron neighborhood, passed
through here en- route to Reelfoot Lake
Saturday
Everybody is invited to come and
help us out with our Sunday school.
the time, 3 O'Clock, every
Sunday evening, and prayer meeting
every Sunday night. CHUMs
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-29

w. r. Morris was in town Monday.
Mrs E. P. Lindsay spent Tuesday in
Obion.
T.P. Palmer was in Union City
Monday
Miss Mary Olive was in Union City
Saturday.
Milton Callicott, census taker was in
our mist Tuesday
Mr.. Ernest Byrd entertained the
younger set Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Orie Brown are on
the eve Of moving TO the country resi-
dencc Of Bud Reeves.
Misses Hattie Mai Clemmons and
Florence Bolts returned from ten days
visit to Fulton Friday.
Miss Dora Colicott, of Pleasant Hill,
was Saturday guest Of Miss Endora
McCaw on Troy avenue.
Among other old vets Of our vicinity
attending the reunion at Mobile are ].
S. Bean, J. B. Caudle and Jas. Harper.
Miss Nina Stevens, sick only short
while Of tuberculosis, died Monday and
was buried Tuesday evening at Cane
Creek Cemetery
An unprecedented snow Of some
eight inches visited us Sunday and
Monday and, miracle OF miracles, left
our tender garden truck unscratched
We had about decided we would forego
passing those tomatoes around our
board. ANNA MANA.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-29
CRESCENT.

Mrs. Nellie Smith is very sick with
measles.
Miss Irene Wilson is very sick with
bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs. Mat Barnes is confined to her
bed with rheumatism.
Messrs. Willis Glaber and Ennis
Williams are sporting new buggies.
Mrs. Anna Flippin, Of Hickman,
visited her sister, Mrs. Write Mosier, a
few days this week.
Miss Laura Mabry, OF Sanders
Chapel, visited the family OF r.. p.
Hick 5 Saturday night.
Professors Harrington, Cobb, Will
son and Morris, from Newborn, attend
ed the singing convention.
School at this place is progressing
nicely. The third day Of June will end
another ten months term.
Prof. Ed. Osborne and family, Of
Sanders Chapel, visited the family Of
James Osborne Saturday night.
Misses Vernon Escue, OF Obion, and
Ida Gore, OF Union City, visited the
family Of Buck Escue Saturday night.
Messrs. Grover and Delbert Wilson,
Of the Union City Training school,
visited their mother in this locality
and Sunday.
Rev. Vertle Boston, of Martin, will
preach at ReeIfoot the third Sunday
in May, az IL o'clock. All are invited
to come and hear him.
Misses Artie Ratliff, yira Howard
and Prof Manly, OF Crystal, were
pleasant visitors at H. w Howard's
night BLUEBEILE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-29
sAMBuRc.

Mrs. Brooks is quite ILL.,
Mrs. Anna Holt was in town shop
ping Tuesday.
Mrs. Mamie Farris was in town shop
ping Monday.
sunday-schooI is progressing nicely at
shaw's Chapel
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Wallace
Friday fine girl.
Mr.. John Shaw and son, Dee, are at
tending the reunion At Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Page, of starye
Island, were in our midst Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Hamilton and Willie
Bailey were in town shopping Saturday
Mr.. NeIse Reid went to TiptonviIle
Saturday with nice lot Of Strawberries.
Mr.. Joe Mcbride was in our town
Saturday with fine lot Of strawberries.
Mrs. Maize Carver, Of Saint Francis,
Mo, is visiting relatives here this week.
The w. 0. w. Of Samburg had de-
lightfuI berry supper at the hall Friday
night
Messrs Reed and Pettus attended the
Masonic Lodge at Hornbeak Friday
night
Mrs. Lula Lyons, OF Memphis, is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hays
Mrs. Ida Wallace went to Hornbeak
one day last week and bought new
bedroom suite.
The w. O. W. 5 of Samburg are in
creasing rapidly, new members being
added almost every meeting night
! Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Simpson passed
through our town Wednesday on their
way to New Madrid. Mo-, where they
will make their future home.
Mr. John Chaffin and Mrs. Nancy
Grainey, well known couple OF our
community, were married at the home
of Irye Burton Wednesday at O'Clock,
Rev. Bushart officiating. JULIA.