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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-13
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES


Sealed proposals for furnishing sup
plies, delivered at the Nevada State
Prison, for one year from February
/, 1910, will be received up to Janu-
airy 80, 1910. All articles to be first
class of their kind and to be delivered
IN suci quantity and at such times as
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.
recte1 to Secretary Board of State
Prison Commissioners, Carson City,
Nevada, up to January 20, 1910.
The Board reserves the rigit TO re-
iect any and all bids.
The best place in town to get a
drink-any old kinds at Eli Bark
leys at his saloon opposite the de.
pot. The finest beer in town.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-13

Order appointing time and place for
hearing Application to sell Personal
Property and Directing Notice to be
given
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CHILDREN COME from health

mothers. Anl
m others will.
certainly be
h e q !.
they'll take TT.
Pierce'S Favor
lite Prescription
Nothing ar
equal 1t in build.
ing up a WON
Ans STRENGTH. il
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-13
TAX LIST

To The following named persons anu
ali owne~s or claimants to the per-
sonal pre- perty and real estate and
the improvements thereon, or i'm
provements when assessed separa-
tely, hereinafter described known or
unknown described property:
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REPORT
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR
ormsby County, Nevada.

ormsby County, Nevada.
To the Honorable the Board OF Co.
Commissioners, Gentlemen
In compliance with the law, l here
with submit my quarterly report show
ing receipts and disbursements OF
Ormsby County, during the quarter
ending December 81, 1909:
RECEIPTS
Balance In County Treasury at end OF
last quarter ~.. ..$40,659.95
From Co. Licenses. 61547
From Slot Mashine
Licenses ....~........ 639.zo
From Aq. Licenses 33S.N
From Fees of
County Officers. 11,51.O6
From Keep Of Patients
at Poor Farm. $500
From Rent OF County
Building ............. 322.5O
From Poll Taxes. 743.O
From Personal Property
lax ...............- lV.o9
From 1st. Installment
Taxes .............. 18.847.45
From Hunt Lc'ses $500
From Semi-Annual Settle
menfs State. County
Officers Salary ... 1850
From Keep Child at Or
phans' Home see. 900
Total m.....$6 sea, 766. 92
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
STAT EoF NEVADA, m AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF oRk.ssY

In the Matter Of the Estate OF John
s. Phillips, Deceased.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-13

Fruit and vegetables at Meyers
Mercantile Co. Phone Ior what you
want.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-13

Violets, Roses and Carnations at
San Francisco prices, at the Muller
Drug Store.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-13

J. M. BENTON, Sr,-Lots 3, I, 8, 9
and E.. 40R feet of lots one and
4, B. IL S. T. & S. Div.
Dwelling and Darn -.-.$2750.O0
Lot 9 and s. IS feet of lot 8 B. 10
and Big OF lots I and 10, S. T. S.
Div.
Blacksmith shop ...,.,-... 10000
S. EA OF S. EA, Sec. 10, and VIZ
of N. Wa, Sec. Is. T. Is N. X
20 e. 100 acres -.-.-... 5000
urniture .....- 10000
iano 10000
Z horses ......... $4,000
Robes and harness ...-..- 10000
Tota, valuation -...$425O.00
Tax $40 PIN
Ten per cent Delinquency 80. 14.O3
Cost Of Advertising -..---- 200
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FOR SALE

Solid Walnut Extension Table-Ap-
ply at this office. If
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-13
REHABILITATION

REHABILITATION
Cash In Treasury, October
J., l3O3 -..-"-.----.
Receipts from October l, 1909
TO December 81, 1909~~..... 23,106.97
Disbursements from October 1,
1909, to Dec. 81, 1000. 8 ,S05.39
Balance in County Treasury
January I, 1910 ........~-~$ 23, 961.53
Respectfully,
j. II. STERN, Auditor.
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$~23,961.53 2 3,961.5
Respectively 'ubmitt d,
=. O. PATTERSON,
County Treasurer
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' sssss the Of &NzZzZM
TO U PATRONS

TO OUR
We have a q boy on the delivery
route and for the next few days if
you don't get your paper, you will
confer a favor by notifying this Of
flee and We will attend 10 t.
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Some Excellent Rooms
still on sale for
ClARk'S CRUISE OF THE
"Cl EVE AND"

$4,000 tons, bran new, and superbIy
fitted.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND.
MENTS.

Up to date. and unless or until the
'uxtry" adds to the number, there are
five constitutional amendments to be
voted on this fall.
First. there Is a proposition to make
the salary Of member of the legisla-
ture $1,000 for the biennial period. IN
stead of 81 day
Second is a proposition to fund the
warrants OF the state now outstanding.
amounting to s2.li5.0OC. In these a
large part of the state school fund is
invested.
Third II proposition to do away
with the present land board and have
ono Of three members appointed By the
governor.
Fourth Is an authorization For the
University OF Colorado to establish a
professional school In Denver, for
he last years OF the course.
Fifth is the proposition to substitu Q
the initiative and referendum for the
Legislature, to considerable degree,
making It necessary to hold an cleo
tlon on any measure proposed by pc
tition of ID per cent Of the voters
who cast ba 'ots at the last preceding
election. and to have n general vote
on any measure passed by the legis-
lature on petition OF s per cent OF the
vote so cast at the preceding election.
These ore all important propositlous,
and the voters ought to consider thea
carefully. and be sure to vote upon
them one way or the other. Too often
there is only'a small minority Of votes
cast on amendments.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
Sensational Turn
in Crippen Case

LONDON. Sept. 15.--In the police
court hearing OF Or. Crippen accused
OF numbering his wife, DR.. Pepper, the
government analyser, under a merci.
less cross-eXamination today by At
iorney Arthur Newton, practically re-
pudiated much OF his former testimony
and admitted it was impossible to de.
termine the sex of the remains sup
posed to have been the body OF Mrs.
Belle Elmore Crippen from an anatom-
ical study of them. Newton paused
significantly after this admission,
The whole court room was surprised
at the sensational turn in the case.
Peppers admission leaves the ques.
tion OF the body's identity dependent
upon a few strands of hair found in
curriers' near the body, lock OF hair
found knotted upon 4 woman's hand.
kcrchief and the remnant Of IA woman's
underyest. The evidence of the hair,
however, is rendered practically value.
less by Peppers admission that the
hair in the curriers' was dark, while
that In the handkerchief was light and
much shorter than that in the curriers'.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
JOSEPH ARCH SERIOUSLY Ill.

LONDON. Sept. 1f.--Joseph Arch.
the former noted labor leader and
member of parliament. is seriously Ill
nt his home In Warwick In view Of
his advanced age-he VIII be 81 In No
vember-his recovery Is regarded as
doubtful. A generation ago Mr.. Arch
was looked upon as the foremost la.
Dor leader in England. and certainly
no man ever did more for the amellorn-
ton of the condition OF the English
farm laborer.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
COLORADO BRIEFS

The Indian school agents are in con.
ference in Denver this week.
The Indian school agents are in
conference in Denver this week.
Ex-Governor Thomas is bitterly scor.
ing the Democrats for broken pledges.
President w. +. Slocum of Colorado
college returned yesterday from an
extended European trip.
If severe frost holds off two weeks
longer Greeley growers will harvest a
second crop of Strawberries.
Former Governor Orman viii be a
candidate for state railway commits.
sioner before the Democratic conven.
ton.
Bulkeley Wells and associates are
preparing to start the survey for their
big irrigation system on the San Mi
guel river.
The recent discovery of zinc carbon
aies in the worked OUT mines in
Leadville means thousands of dollars
70 the operators.
Merchants in the Cripple Creek sec.
lion reported Saturday the best pay
day of the year. The amount paid for
labor for the month approxlmated
$2l5,000.
The University of Colorado opened
Monday with a IL per cent increase
in attendance. This is the thirty
fourth year In the history OF the in
stitution.
Senator Bristow. the Republican in
surgent leader OF Kansas will delive'
an address in the Woman's club build
ing in Denver tonight. He will boost
for Vincent and flay Guggenheim.
The jury in the case of Joseph vii
lams, who has been on trial in Meek
er, charged with the murder OF q
fellow worker. returned verdict OF
guilty in the first degree. The mer
quarreled over a 90-cent debt.
The Denver Republican assures
| The white dove of peace has settled
for long stay upon the Republican
dovecote in Denver Harmony reigni
supreme. Everybody having to d.
with the party organization Is salts
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
OLD ISSUE TO COME UP AT
IRRIGATION CONGRESS-

PUEBLO, Colo. Sept lf--It looks
rs though the Rio Grande river issue.
an old friend. viii again greet irriea
tion congress members when the eieh.
ieenth sessions are held in Pueblo
Sept. $3.50
Both Colorado and New Mexico are
aroused. Coloradcs state deleeatloo
has already held caucus on this aues.
lion and the foremost writer on one OF
The leading Denver papers Is now IN
the San Luis valley writing a series
Of stories on the matter.
The Rio Grande controversy viii no.
Gown, and has logged the footsteps OF
succeeding congresses for years. There
generally has been more or less o. a
ro~ In the committee on resolllious
and sometimes on the floor. Indeed
this question may make the Pueblo
congress as famous as the Ballinger
Finchot row did the Spokane congress-
Of last year.
rho Mesilla valley Of New Mexico
ard the III Paso district Of Texas are
beginning TO become aroused, and VIII.
send large delegations to Pueblo to
combat the Colorado attitude.
The controversy arises over the Ele
phant Butte government reclamation
popularly called the Engel dam. The
ceierminacon Of the government to
Install this project, and the treaty
with the republic of Mexico to furnish
water for 10000 acres of land across
ihe border. imposed certain reat-ic
tons on the country near the Rio
G~ande headwaters, or In the wonder
ful San Luis valley of Colorado. Re-
eryoir sites and irrigation projects
there were naturally estoppcd. ant
development work for some years a. q
standstill.
Colorado and the San Luis velley
naturally resented this. and SO ther.
has Leen much discussion IN Colorado
from the Colorado standpoiu Colo
rado newspapers are printing NOW sto
ries and editorials as to indicata lhor,
will ie much discussion in the Pueb.,
c.neress OF the treaty vita Mcxlc,
ard the Elephant Butte project
New Mexico and FL Pas0 naurall,
stand with the government, and ar
aroused at the possibility OF a iieht
Judge c. c. f.olbrook OF Alnn,osa
Colo, in the San Luis valley, want
e Iresent the views OF his people 81
reservoir sites, TO the congress, an
his suggestion has been refe-rcd to IL
program committee Of the board 4
governors OF the congress.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
Shafroth's Re-
nomination Assured

DENVER. Sept 15.-william II.
Adams of Conejos county was agreed
upon by both Shafroth and jefferson.
and therefore recommended by the
state committee for the honor of tenn
porary chairman of the Democratic
convention. The permanent chairman
viii be either former CONGRESSMAN
John C. Bell of Montrose or Joseph
Maupin of Fremont county, the choice
to be determined by the committee on
permanent organization and in the or.
Ger OF business named by the con
vention this morning. Alya Adams OF
Pueblo was tentatively agreed upon
for chairman of the platform and reso.
lutions committee this forenoon. Keen
interest eenters in the sort of plat.
form to be presented While the state
committee virtually rules on the con.
test of the progressive or Thomas.
Denver delegation because it was not
filed within three days OF the conven.
tion under the rules of the case II
~ 'iiN NchN tiiAipitS tItutnllai
committee for hearing and decision
and then to the convention finally. A
movement to throw out the regular
delegation and seat the contestants
appears to find small favor with the
body of delegates who seem to be tired
of washing the dirty linen of the Den.
yer Democratic faction.
Shafroths denomination appears to
be assured by the situation this morn.
ing when the convention opened. after
strenuous night by the two forces.
Shafroth claims G3l votes and con.
codes Jefferson 40 Both camps are
lined up today. There is much talk
OF money being used to sway the dele.
gates.
The convention after organizing tenn.
porarily and naming the committee on
credentials. resolutions and platform
and permanent organization and or.
der of business, adiourns this after
noon to give the committees time to
dc their work. The convention will
last two days
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
Spaniards Struggling
for Emancipation

MADRID. Sept l4.--Count Romano.
nos, president Of the Spanish cham.
her of deputies, is quoted in an inter-
view today as declaring that the poll
oies OF Premier Cannleios are gaining
daily adherents among the adyersaries
oi the government as the country is
convinced that ne Is working for the
best interests Of the nation. The count
thinks that Spain viii be emancipated
from "fanatleal clerioalism9 which. he
says, has for centuries weighed heavily
on ii. The struggle Is not against Ca
ihoiieism but against clergicalism,
which Is impeding the commercial and
industrial development of Spain and
mingling in politics.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
NEW YORK THREATENED
WITH NEW MURDER CASE

NEW YORK, Sept l5.-Portions of
a human being, the heart intestinos
and several bones. were found wrapped
in paper Floating in the East river off
the foot OF Eishty-Nlnth street today
Tho only clew the police have TO work
on is silk handkerchief with initials
"J and a part OF a shirt with blue
ard white stripes. found in the pack
aee. After an examination several de.
tectives inserted that the find may de-
Helop into a murder case.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
FRENCH ARMY MANEuvERs.

PARIS. Sept. 1l.--Fifly thousand
troops under the direction of General
Michel are tnlting part in the grand
maneuvers Of the French army which
began In Picardy today and Will con
tinue untll next Monday. The maneu.
vers this year viii be Of exceptional
interest, largely owing to the fact that
the practical Tests Of the military aero
planes win be made ON moro ex.
tcnsive scale than ever before.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
A. REX MOLLETTE,
GEO. ]. BLAKELEY,
S. w. MORRISON,
Committee.

The chairman of the committee on
permanent organization and order of
business suggested that the chairman
OF the convention name ten delegates,
five of whom were residents of Du-
range and five of the country precincts,
to select delegates to be voted upon as
delegates to the state convention.
Chairman Biggs stated that this was
what he had considered doing. In or.
der that he make no mistake in his
selection he requested that delegates
from the larger precincts submit writ
ten suggestion of names for the com
mittee.
The following delegates were named
from Durango: Dr. w. II. c. Folsom
Capt. Davidson, A. H. McDermott. A
II. McDevitt DR.. W. w. McEwen, Geo
w. Moody.
From country precincts: s. w. Ray
mond, ]. o. Smith. Thomas Mason Jr.
T. A. Goodnight, J. n. Springer.
The convention took short recess
CONTINUED on Page ~
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
IMPORTANT ISSUES IN ILLINOIS

D.
CHICAGO. Sept l4.-Iliinois new
direct primly law-the fourth siaee
;9o5-will be given its FIRST test to
morrow, when al parties will npmc
thtir candidates ior state, congress IN
a. legislative, county and judicial of
fees. The campaign has been one OF
the most exciting IN the political his
| story OF Illinois. In the contest for
state and legislative offices the Lori
ner scandal has been the paramount
issue. with national and other local
matters mixed in. In the congression.
| al campaign Cannonlsm, the Payne tar
iff bill and the high cost of livine
have been the subjects most discussed
The better element of both parties
is supporting the proposition that the
legislature shall be cleaned out from
| top to bottom Of all men who voted
Tor William Lorlmer for United States
| senator. There are 2Od members OF
the legislature, OF whom IS Republic
ans and 53 Democrats, 1OS in all, voted
for Lorlmer for senator. -Four of the
l0S have confessed that they were
bribed to vote for Senator Lorimer
| Another, who has not confessed, has
already been tried once for bribery ant
is now being tried the second time
still another has been indicted foi
alleged bribery.
About twenty OF the legislators who
voted for Lorimer are not candidate
for denomination Several others az,
'hold-over senators who cannot b,
reached at the coming election. The
interest taken In the movement te
purify the legislature has brought can
didate galore. The Democrats. beliov
ing they have a chance to capture tn,
legislature, have put up two candi
dates in practically every district o
the state, and the Republicans hay,
done likewise. For the 1853 seats II
the lower house 5s9 candidates ar,
entered in the primaries, and for th'
twenty-six state senatorships to b,
filled there are 1872 asplrants.
The fight of insurgency agains
standpatism has also brought out can
didates In plenty for congressional
seats. For the twenty-five seats iii
nois has In the national house of req
resentatiyes IA candidates are seek
ing party nomination.
The prediction IS made that few. I
any, of the Illinois congressman will
be returned with their old-time ma
lorities behind them One OF The dele
cation, Frank o. Lowden. decided no
to stand for reelection, and half
dozen others have serious contests o
their hands for denomination. -
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
MEXICO ENCOURAGES
MANUFACTURE OF BEER

WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.-In its pol
icy TO encourage the manufacture of
beer, the Mexican government has
stantcd exclusive concession to
brewery In the State of Sinalo, the
company being exempted from taxes
for fifteen years, according to Vice
Consul Parker OF Mazatiano The
brewery concession was ncquired by
company organized under the laws OF
Arizona.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
TAFT NEAns $50 MILESTONE.

BEVERLY. Mass, Sept I4.-Presi-
dent TAFT viii be 50 years old tomor-
row, and already many letters and tels.
grams OF congratulation are pouring
into the summer capital SO far as
The president is concerned there will
be no special Observance of bis birth
day anniversary
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
MORE GOLD STOLEN
EN- ROUTE TO SEATTLE

SEATTLE. Wash, Sept ia reg
istered mail pouch containing several
thousand dollars in gold bullion which
was shipped from Fairbanks 10 Seattle
IS missing and supposed by the local
postal authorities to have been stolen
The package was sent over the gov
eminent trail to Valdez. Secret serv
ice men have been at work on the
mystery several days.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
MONUMENT FOR E. H. HARTMAN

MIDDLBToWN, n. y. Sept. ID
Work Is being pushed rapidly on the
monument which will mark The grave
of h II. Hartman at Arden The
corner stone was laid privately by Mrs
Hartman with simple ceremony on
Saturday last
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
ANNIVERSARY OF MokINLEYs
DEATH

CANTON, O., Sept, 14.--A number
of handsome floral pieces. some OF
them sent from distant parts OF the
country, were placed in the McKin-
Icy mausoleum today on the ninth an
niyersary Of the death of the late
President William Mckinley
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
EDITORS IN SESSION IN ST. LOUIS


ST LOUIS, Sept. l5.--Arrangementa
for the meeting Of the Democratic
Press association in ST. Louis on Sept
% were completed ibdaesb by the
committee The day meeting Of the
convention viii be called TO order AT
the Southern hotel There Will be
1--WE minute talks by many editors.
The rule limiting speeches to fve min
utes duration will be strictly adhered
TO
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15

Frank r. Lake. Frank Sheets (proxy)
Harry McDeyitt, J. H. McDevitt
tproxy) Harry McDevitt, George Isgar
VIM. Dobbins proxy w. w. McEwen
Precinct No. IS, Durango-six Dele
gates
Ross f. McGirr proxy w. H. c.
sm, w. II. C. Folsom. John Nor.
Frank Beatty tproxy) w. II. c,
Folsom, A. d. Leiner tp,oxy) W. II. Q.
Folsom. A. L. Fisher
Precinct No. 15, Pofter-Two Dele.
gates
Thomas Mason. d. w. Roberts
(proxy) Thomas Mason.
Precinct No. II, Duranao-Seven Dele.
gates
S. NJ. Biggs, J. p. Airy, r.. S. Glenn
ents, A. r. Molleite, Grant Norris,
Geo w Moody. w w. Parshall
Precinct No. 10, columbus-Four Dele.
gates
j. P. Lowell (proxy) Chas. Griffith,
Peter Ward proxy Chas Griffith,
chas w. Griffith, Fred c. Griffith.
Precinct No. 21, lgnacio-seven Dele.
gates
L. c. Patrick proxy T. A. Good.
night; Leandro Luoero proxy Libra
do Martinez, T. A. Goodnight, Jose
Velasquez (proxy) Librado Martinez,
Librado Martinez, T. X. Humphreys
proxy 7. A Goodnight, Patrick Gar
cia proxy Librado Martinez.
Precinct No. %, Tffany-Three Dele
gates
Mrs Barbara l.. Pollock, Mrs. C. ID.
Hoyer (proxy) Mrs, Barbara L. Pol.
look, Mrs. May Schenk (proxy) Mrs.
Barbara l., Pollock
Precinct No. "a, oxford-Two Dele.
gates
S w. Morrison.
A total Of ninety-fye delegates.
Respectfully submitted,
Il. s CLEMENTS,
S. W. RAYMOND.
THOMAS MASON.
Committee on Credentials.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15

Captain Davidson moved that the
temporary organization be made per.
manent one. The motion was carried.
Chairman Biggs thanked the con
vention for the honor conferred upon
him. He suggested that Secretary
Moody be called upon for a speech
The secretary stated that he consid-
cred that to continue the work on the
business OF the convention would be
more profitable than a speech from
him, but after the work was completed
he would be pleased TO talk
The committee on resolutions sub
mitted the following report which was
also unanimously adopted.
We, the Republicans of La Plata
county, Colorado in convention as.
sembled. do hereby affirm our allegi.
ance to the principles of the Republic.
ar party, and heartily lndorse the ad.
minstration of our president. William
II. Taft, and pledge to him and to
! The Republican party in this state our
undivided and hearty support in all
things which make for the betterment
o. the people of this nation.
We condemn the Democratic party
in this state for its extravaganza in
the administration OF state affairs, and
especially do we deplore and condemn
| its Unprecedented action, through It's
| executive. Governor Shafroth. in as
sembling the legislature of this state
in extra session. in violation of the
| spirit OF our constitution, at great and
useless expense for the alleged and
pretended purpose of redeeming its un-
| redeemed paramount" pledges, sol.
EMMY made to the people and upon
which it rode into office in 1908, and
failed 10 fulfill, and which it still
fails to fulfill.
We congratulate the Republican
party of Colorado in that in its his
tory in this state 1t has never yet been
compelled to seek its own perpetua.
tion in office through such question
able and undeflnable tactics, but on
the contrary has always redeemed it,
pledges 10 the people OF this state by
wise and beneficial legislation enacted
openly and without caucus rule at the
regular sessions OF the Legislature
without regard to the influence OF
such Legislation upon its success or
non success in subsequent state elec-
tions, and which has always stood for
principles first, and consequences aft.
ward.