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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09
Young Lady
Is W edded

Miss Irene Mack was welded to
Mr.. Harry Fisher at the home OF
her parents, in Island Avenue, at +
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Faith
er Tubman performed the ceremony
with all OF the impressive rites Of
the Roman Catholic Church.
The marriage was quiet one, on
ly the relatives and immediate
friends OF the bride and groom wit
messing the ceremony. Judge I, +.
Mack gave his daughter away.
The bride is a graduate OF Ne
yada University, class OF 1910, and
member OF Theta Epsilon Society.
Mr.. Fisher resides in Stockton but
will reside in Reno hereafter Reno
Journal
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09
10 BE Sold
1t Auction

Under The hammer on November
- the Eureka & Palisade railroad
will be sold al auction BY United
States Marshal Harry liumphries,
appointed special Master III Chan
Gerry by the Federal Court to dis
pose OF the property for the benefit
ot creditors.
Only one bid will probably be
made for the road, and this will be
put in by a corporation that will at
once take charge if awarded it aud
continue to operate the line. The
floods which washed away large por
tions OF the track and The depleted
condition OF the treasury, have de
TERED several other prospe ctive
bidders who figured ON the property.
The road has not been in opera
ton for some time, as there are sew
eral gaps in the line which have not
yet been filled in. The rolling stock
is all intact however, and the rail
road may resume its schedule as soon
as the line is opened.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09
BANK BUILDING
To Be PUT Up
FOR |: ] SALE
ELEGANT BUILDING OF THE
STATE BANK COMPANY MAY
GO INTO NEW HANDS

| Al ~fsss fIteusi44a --4f fhe District Court
last Saturday the matter Of the s;.le
of the State Bank Building 10 Los
Angeles parties came up. Judge
| Langan, who presided, placed the
matter over until the llth inst Wm
James, who was the only depositor
present, was asked his opinion as to
he adylsabilty Of the sale He be
licvcd that the building was worth
more money than was offered
The people who would purchase
the building are offering $4,000 for
it. Considering the present times
and the values placed ON business
property IN tais city, and the high
rate of taxation. this seems a fair
price for the property. Receiver
WiIdes states that while lie realizes
that the property under normal con
yet al the same time this is the only
decent offer he has been made for
rhe bank building.
After hearing the offer on Friday.
Judge Langan will probably reject
or affirm the offer He has invited
any OF the depositors to hearing
in the matter, as he wishes to act
for the best interests OF those who
have money losses involved i'll the
building.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09
'CITY BONDING QUESTION
IS AN IMPORTANT ONE
ACTION SHOULD BE TAKEN
This Matter Should be Passed to the Voters
in The Near Future

Now that the county election is
over and the people iiave. d chance
| To talk and think of something else,
II IS probable that the agitation on
| municipal ownership ol water and
electric lights will be the PROPOSE
tlon that will stir the puddle OF re-
form During the latter part OF the
past election the candidates OF both
parties were placed in a position
that kept them moving sidewise.
lie water question came up too late
for discussion and little discussion
was allowed. However,, III case OF
endorsement by the voters that they
would endeayer 10 pass a bill
through the Legislature allowing
>ne bonding OF TINS city for sum
euthcIent to buy, erect or secure an
eihclent water system for the people
ii this city. The move is III the
,l.ht direction.
len years ago this same question
was agitated The Appeal at lnat
.lme advocated the municipal owner
ship ol water by this city
unfortunately ior this city the
proposition was turned down by the
taxpayers on their vote Had the
measure passed and been approved
II that time this city would to-day
DC receiving comfortable revenue
monthly, the debt could have been
paid and lower taxation been in
torce. Reform al that time was
possible and the same is The case to-
lay. At that time The Appeal
fought for the issue without the
Aeip OF its contemporary.
At the meeting Of the citizensz zof
4 few nights ago both papers were
represented and both declared their
intention TO support the measure
and assist the people in bringing
ihis important question TO their no
tice.
The Appeal does not advocate the
conhscation OF property. 1t believes
shat the present water company has
to sell that is worth the
investment. The price will natural
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09
LATEST NEW S

A telephone message received from
Reno late this afternoon sends con
siderable encouragement to the
Democratic friends and candidate
Dickerson has carried White Pine,
Humboldt, Elko, Clark and Lincoln.
Storey gave Dickerson a majority
Of AZ.
Oddie leads in Nye County by ap-
proximately 200 votes, several small
pre- cincts are TO hear from.
As the small precincts throughout
the state come in Dickerson mas cut
down the majority in WaShoe
Continued on Page Four
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09

ly be the question. In order to reach
made il 10 going to take clear minded
| calculations. The ownership OF pub
! lie utilities has not always proven a
success, but with the known income
, .hat is attached to the water hold
.ngs in this city it is safe invest
nent Tor the taxpayers.
Heavy taxpayers are at present
doing considerable figuring on this
proposition. They realize that the
taxation at present is almost a mat
ter prohibitative, tnat something
must be done to reduce this perma-
nently, and if they can be shown
that by adding a regular income to
she city by municipal ownership OF
necessities they will without doubt
vote for the bond issue.
Between this time and the meet
ing OF the Legislature, the matter
will receive considerable publicity
1t will be the next movement that
is going TO agitate Ormsby County
Public meetings should be held and
the entire affair given all the pub
ncity possible.
The fact that this matter will af-
tect the taxpayers alone and also
the city resident, as the farmer and
those outside the city cannot be
asked to pay for your benefits.
makes ii a delicate matter to han
die. The Appeal took up the fight
Ten years ago and stands II the same
held OF reform to-day. The col
umns OF this paper will be open to
the taxpayers for their ideas on this
vital 4-lue uest,on-a-The matter cannot
be taken Il ptoo quickly, as the citi-
zens have promised the Legislative
members that they shall have tie
taxpayers opinion on the matter be-
fore it becomes nece ssary for them
to act.
As Mayor Van Etten has the pow
er to call such meetings, The APP
peal would suggest that he take the
matter up and have it decided before
the close OF the year.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09
Entire Change
at Park Theater

The change of program at the
Park Theater this evening furnishes
splendid program as some decid-
edly interesting motion pictures are
to be shown Among them will be
the following:
The Wanderer.
McBeth.
Opening the Oyster.
Wasted Effrot,
-
Midnight Cupid
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09
FROM RENO

John Catalan returned TO this city
yesterday from a visit in Reno
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09

Good Goods at Barkleys Try them
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09
Demo. Papers
Rep. Prosperity

There. are tangible signs Of Re
publican prosperity in al OF the
Democratic papers that supported
tie Rep ticket. They all have re-
Gently installed Junior Linotype ma
chimes and their offices are fitted up
with new furniture, all indicating
tue wave of Republican prosperity
which swept oyeg the state about the
time Nixon started his fight for the
United States Senate None OF this
peculiar prosperity seems to nave hi
the Democratic papers that stayed
with their party.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09
STATE TICKET

! Since last evening there has been
a continuous Speculation fesarding
the outcome OF the election from
state standpoint. All kinds OF
rumors have been rife The Re
publicans have claimed everything
form the top of the ticket down to
the frazzled end The Democrats
have as persistently denied the re
ports and as the figures come in the
fight shows a closeness that is go
ing to take several days days to de
eide the results
The truth of the matter is that It
looks like Oddie mas defeated Dick
crson for Governor Even this fight
is close MIajorities that have been.
reported ranging anywhere IRON a
thousand TO five hundred have been
cut in half, while the Republicans
concede the election OF Farnsworta
for Stale Printer and Bray for Supt.
OF Public Instruction
There is no question but that
Nixon and Roberts have carried the
state, but there is chance that
Dickerson will overcome the present
lead OF Oddie.
Brodigan seems TO have the bess
OF the fight for Secretary OF State. cd
Cleve Baker has more than snow
to win the Attorney-General fight.
and there is 4 possibility of several
others 10 win. Charley Deady ha
carried most OF the counties As
small precincts come in Deady re
ccives the majorities This scatter
ing but telling vote makes him sale
in the lead. Gilbegt Ross, f7r Lieu
.>nantz ntzs'oresner, A-4tzile-.a hard
run against Billy Easton. i would
not be surprising ii Ross wins she
ignt
Both headquarters in Reno are
sending out all kinds ol rumors, or
they are claimed to come from that
source Late this afternoon the
claimed Washoe Coun
ty for Oddie by one thousand. Lat
CT word from Reno placed Oddle $
majority AT 5l7. This included all
the precincts OF Reno and Sparks,
with number oil the small pre-
,incts being counted IN. These hg-
ures are comparatively reliable as
they go into detail number and nave
been figured as the results have in
this county.
Members oi both parties in this
city have endcavored repeatedly 10
get a line from the State Commit
tees, but the committee is as mucn
at sea over the final results as are
the people.
Douglas County gave Dickerson 4
majority OF is This being regard
ed as a Republican stronghold, was
a surprise. The Democrats also
elected tneir member OF the Assem-
bly, and ii was reported that the
Democratic Senator had been elect
ed There IS no such thing as 4
me ON elections.
In Virginia City Sheriff Henrichs
was defeated. 1t was stated this
afternoon that Dick Randall had
t.aan re elected Sheriff in Lyon Co.
In Washoe County it is stated that
DR.. Asher defeated Lunsford for
Senator. Lunsford, being a kepub
lcan and the county gong heavily
in that column, there seems TO be
something queer III the action OF the
party
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09
SAGEBRUSH CLUB

Tomorrow evening win be ladies
night at the Club These evenings
are devoted to good time in which
the ladies have the power in hand
and they certainly give the gentle
men and all members a mighty good
time Visiting relatives and guests
are welcome The card playing will
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09

COMMISSIONERS (S T.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09
THE ISSUE

The issue of the campaign was
low freight rates on the 5. P. with
the corporation paying their just
share Of taxes that other people
share OF the taxes that other people
who were financially benefited by
the low freight rates and less taxes
for themselves, voted against the
party that had given them the bene-
fits.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09
Nixon and Roberts Elected. Dicker-
son Oddie Fight Close. Both
Parties Claim Other Offices
Ormsby County Divides her Vote in Local
Affairs Republicans get Majority of Legis-
lative Ticker. Democrats win the Sheriff
County Commissioners and the Constable
THE COUNTY

Surprises were i'm store for tne
candidates OF both parties III the
county election. This county for
many years has been split when it
comes to county elections. Repub
licans are elected by Democratic
voters, while Democrats spell sue
cess from their Republican admirers.
Among the inconsistent voting Is
that OF Brodigan for Secretary oi
State. He piles up majority where
the other members OF the Democrat
ic ticket have the Indian sign plas-
tered all over them.
The Legislative ticket came as one
only Democrat 10 struggle through
on the Legislative ticket. Small for
Senator was completely showed un
der. Tom Lcary, one oi the real
county workers, was in the storm
and never showed. Dan Morton.
Republican. was defeated by six
votes by Evans, Republican,, while
Frank Meder headed the ticket
One OF the hardest contested OF
fees was that OF County Commits
sioners. Joe Rocnon defeated, Char
ley Stewart. Republican, by no
votes, while George Kitzmcyer, Tor
the long term Office. defeats Dennis
Hurley by a majority OF fifteen.
Fred Knoblock, who made
thorough campaign, is defeated by
Patterson. Republican, as is Easton
by Joe Stern, also Republican
member One of the successful
Democrats OF the Ormsby County
scrap is Ed Regan for Sheriff Ed
wins out by over forty votes. Bar
ney Brule took Constable Grant
into camp, which scores another
Democratic victory. The Democrats
in this county win one more Office
than last election by the election of
Brule.
The reliable old seaport precinct
oi Empire surely does turn the tide.
In the case OF Kitzmeyer the vote OF
Empire placed the County Commits
sioncrs in the Democratic camp.
The Appeal stated few days ago
that Empire would cut the ice. 1t
certainly did.
Following is the vote as cast in
this county at yesterdays election:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09
FROM BOSTON

Deputy United States Marshal
Mack and Guard Tom Pickett re-
turned from Boston yesterday morn
ing where they went some days ago
RaUIne cnurEc o-ssda-nH <>.-A~----
being returned to that city for trial
on the charge of forgery committed
several years ago.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-11-09
RETURNS HOME

Miss Ferne Millard returned to
this city yesterday from a visit with
her sister, Mrs VIII Wilson, in Re-
no
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-01
ROBERT {. WILSON TO
SURRENDER LEASE ON
SAN JUAN IfspEX

Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal
Aztec. y. NJ. March 2S.-The cur
rem number OF the IA Juan county
Index has the following valedictory.
My lease upon the Index plant ex-
rires with this issue. and the paper
will hereafter be issued by f.. +. VIII
.Cn, the owner.
The past year has been a most
ploasant-and profitable-one. and IL
is with a feeling Of regret that ! re-
linquish HI control. The merchants
have been most liberal, the sub
scriber has toed the mark manfully
and relations with citizens have been
most pleasant. For these we arc
deeply grateful.
IThe.policy Of the Index has always
been for the upbuilding of san Juan
county. Untiring in effort, it has
never wavered nor allowed ITSELF to
be SHE'D from its course. II viii so
remain. You will always be- able To
count on lis support IN any mcritcd
movement.
All advertising and printing ac-
counts for thes past year are payable
70 the undersigned.
For the many fayors shown 7 am
deeply grateful
RoBT L. WILSON.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-01
ST. ELMO SALOON
CLOSES ITS DOORS
Landmark for Almost Quarter OF a
Century Closed at Midnight
Last Night.

The st. Elmo saloon, Il landmark
Of Albuquerque, established almost Il
quarter of a century ago, closed its
doors at midnight last night and
passed out of existence. Joe Barnett,
for many years owner of the st. Elmo
and who made it famous in tho
southwest as a resort, recently pur-
chased the White Elephant saloon adj
joining. The st. Elmo was then leased
for a short term to Jake Levy, who
was operating 1t when the business
was suspended.
During the days when open gamb-
ling was permitted in New Mexico,
the st. Elmo was known from coast
to coast as a place where the play
would go to any amount from a five
cent piece t. the limit 'of the bank,
and some of the historic gambling
performances of the southwest We're
pulled off there.
1t is not known as yet what use
win he made Of the building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-01
VARGAS DIES FROM
G UN-SH OF
WOUND
VICTIM of POLICEMAN'S
READY GUN PASSES AWAY
~-N--nrsn~
Aged Man Shot by Officer An
tonic Guavara on January 9th
Gives Up Struggle After Hard
Fight For Life; Autopsy and
Inquest Today,

Francisco Vargas, who was shot by
| Policeman Antonio j. GuavRra on
January Sth. last, died last night at
7:45 O'Clock at his home just outside
I the city limits near Fourteenth street.
as the result of the bullet wound in
his shoulder. Vargas was sixty years
old He leaves n wife and several
children.
Immediately after he was shot Var
gas was taken to st. Joseph's sani-
tarium where he remained for about
Il month under the care of Dr. l.. G.
Rice. He left the hospital against
the protest of the physician who
thought that the wound required the
careful attention which could only be
had in the hospital. This is also the
lopinion Of Or. Margaret G. Cartwright
who attended Vargas after he left the
hospital and who thinks that with
proper care he might have had a
chance for life.
Vargas was shot by Officer Gua-
iVara While resisting an effort by the
| officer and Dog Catcher Hunter to
take away a horse which belonged
TO him and which Hunter claimed was
n stray. Vargas. and his son, who re-
sisted the attempt, claimed that the
horse was not a stray; that it was un-
der their care and was not inside the
city limits. Hunter and the officer
had gone out into the neighborhood
to take up some dogs and serve war
rants for unpaid dog taxes. Hunter
| spied the horse in course of his round
of the district. II is alleged that he
brought it from outside the city lin
its to the point where the shooting
occurred.
The younger Vargas first resisted
the attempt and was later joined by
his father. Guavara claims that the
old man made Il motion as if to draw
a weapon from his hip pocket, and
promptly shot him. 1t was discovered
afterward that the old man was not
armed.
Officer Guavara was first bound
over to the grand jury and last week
was indicted for assault with intent
10 kin. He has remained in active
service on the police force ince the
shooting. The council police commit
ltee held a ~perfunctory hearing on the
ease in which Guavara was the only
witness examined, After hearing his
unsupported story the police commit
tee reported to the council that it
could find no reasonable ground for
suspending him.
An autopsy win be held on the re-
mains of Vargas this morning and the
inquest will follow. The funeral has
not been announced.
r
PILES CURED IN o TO II DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure n case of Itching, Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles In 6 to -
DAYS or money refunded soc.
-.-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-01

PILES CURED IN o TO II DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles In 6 to -
DAYS or money refunded soc,
-.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-01

Matinee every afternoon, $3.50. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-01
$1.o5

7l3 pairs ufant's finest little shoes. in
a variety OF colors ana STYLES. worth
up 10 $3.50 Il pair, for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-01

Boys fine dress and school shoes,
tnearly every size), WORT up 20 $3.50
InaW .V
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-01

''''' '''' ''-t cco"'inaed on rssc ,. column >
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08
EMORIL TO D.N.L TOuPkINs.
Tablet for FSrmer GsVerDsr TO Ne Placed
In the Federal ButIsitas Tn ithaca.

MAsHINGIoN. March : The Treasury
Department has granite! permission "a
citizens Il Ithaca. y. V. 10 pace tablet
COMMUNICATING the services % Daniel
Tompkins. one time Governor 10 New
York Vice President 81 the United States
and otherwise distinguished in the esrly
history % the State and country. in the
new Federal building now being con-
structed there The tablet will besr the
following inscription.
In grateful memory ~ Daniel TOmp-
kins. i17s-iH25. after whom this county
created In 1917. ~ named In COngre~~
Isng-i605. Governor % New York
ispT-IsI7 VICE President 81 the United
States isI7-tH25 Defender II the frontier
comma nder % the Third Military District
St4-IsI5. Message on the abolition %
ala Very 1871. Chancellor 81 the Univer-
atty 81 New York president Of the COnsti-
tutional Convention 1871. 4 patron Of
brilliant abilities and untiring energy
The people % TOmpkins county erected
this memorial Iuly O. 1910
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-08
>HIP BSIDT INOI IRY.
Mere I~ItrrS shO~Ing That CsaGressIRea
Wrrr IatlmtsiaIcsi.

MAsHINdToN. March ~ am glad 20
500 that eN-GOv Myron 7 H.rrick Of Ohio
agrees with me- that there ought 20 bs an
investigation % the Merchant Marine
League and IT. operations. said Repre-
sentative Steensrson Of Minnesota. author
Of the resolution providing for an inquiry
into methods that have besn adopted 70
press the passags VI the ship subsidy bill
MIR Herrick - "A nenbsr Of the league aud
savs the organization would welcome an
investigation
Representative Steenerson to-day sub
mitted tO the sub committee that has his
resolution under consideration sVidcncs.
IN support Of his charges. including letters
written to Representatives kusiermann
and lenrOOt OF Wisconsin aud BOriand
Of Missouri. tending TO show that officers
OF the Merchant Marine League wrote
-intimidating- letters 20 members who are
opposed to the subsidy bill. Mr.. Steener-
son oppressed the opinion to-day hat hts
resolution would be reported 90 the HOUSE
with a recommendation that an inquiry
bs made