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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
Concessions
Are in Demand

Frank Regan, Chairman OF the
Concessions Committee, states thai
the choice locations along the prin-
cipal streets are going fast and that
those who desire to secure places to
erect stands should get busy at once
if they do not care to take what Is
left.
A number of bids have been receiv-
ed for the other privileges such as
canes, confetti, returning balls, fans.
etc, and these will be opened at the
committee rooms on next Monday ev
ening at o'clock. If you want any
thing in this line send in your bid to
Frank Regan previous to that time
and date.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
Searching for
Missing Man

Captain Cox OF the State Police to
day received notification from the
sheriff OF Santa Clara county asking
that a watch be kept for Emmett Nc
Bride, pastor OF United Presbyterian
Church of Morgan Hill, Santa Clara
county, Cal Mcbride has been sub
ject to spells during which time his
mind becomes blank and his friends
believe that he has disappeared dur
ing one of these attacks and are using
every effort to locate him. He is 80
years OF age, 5 feet ten inches tall.
smooth shaven, good looking and
walks very erect He was last seen
at San Jose on May 18th. Any infor-
nation regarding the man should be
at once mailed to the State Police
at Carson City, or to the sheriff Of
Santa Clara county. Cal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
FLYING MACHINE WILL
ARRIVE HERE NEXT WEEK

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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
COMMENCEMENTSWEEK
AT THE LOCAL SCHOOLS
Fine Program is Arranged for Graduation Ex-
ercises to be Held the
Coming Week

| OF Carson City for commencement.
week will begin on tuesday aiternoo&
with a joint program by children CT
the lower grades. The patrons and
friends OF the school are cordially in
vited to be present. The exercises
will consist OF drills, class songs.
and several special features, 4 flag
drill by the primary class being one
oi these. Further announcement will
be made as to the program. The time
OF the entertainment is set for :
o'clock, The high school auditoriun
should be filled TO the fullest by the
many friends of the participants and
the patrons OF the school. Admission
free.
On Tuesday evening the gradual
ing class give their class play ".A
Scrap Of Paper" This is fascina,-
ing comedy which calls for great
deal OF clever work on the part OF
the class. Under the strong and
Ndp"p' \'t' iIiB VI WI dHuSl
leith the class have responded to the
demands OF the play with great pro
mise and will surprise their man,
friends. with the effective interpreta
ton and acting of the lively sitna-
tons. Reserved seats on sale at Nu!
lcr'> Drug Store Saturday, June IL,
1910.
On Friday night the graduating
exercises will take place in the high
school auditorium. \ large class will
then finish the four years course and
receive the neat book diploma granted
by the board OF trustees.
In securing the speaker for th,
commencement address the classes
wished to get one who had himself
gone through the Carson High School
and who had risen to success; that
there might be 4 double inspiration
in listening TO former member OF
this school and one who had earned
4 high position in the practical af-
fairs Of this state Mr.. Samuel PIatt
by the TACT Of his own personal achi-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
Fish Hatchery
at GlenbrOOk

GLENBROOk, June lO.-A new
$1,000 fish hatchery has just been
completed at this place by the Glen
brook Improvement Company, ol
which the Bliss Brothers of Tahoe
City, are the leading spirits. The es-
tablishment will be under the super
vision OF the Nevada Fish Commits
sion. Three quarters Of a millio,,
lake trout fry will soon be distributed
in the tributaries OF Lake Tahoe on
the Nevada side, in addition to 5000,
600 that will be distributed in the
tributaries OF Lake Tahoe on the
California side
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10

number)
o'clock
Wrestling match-Edwards vs.. Phil
lips.
Pollock
Ball game for SIS purse
Running race for men, $40 purse
Blue rock contest, SIS purse.
Foot race for boys, S. purse.
Quarter mile dash for trotting horses,
$40 purse.
Saddle horse relay race, S. purse.
Ring tournament, IS purse
Foot race for all, $S purse.
Mshalla race, $3.50 purse.
Indian feast, Indian football game,
band music, etc.
4 to 7 p. m.
Trips through Carson Valley in au-
tomobiles and rigs.
p. m.
Grand march. VIM Richiord, floor
Floor managers: J. A. Cardinal,
E. Christensen, VIM. Hussman, Lloyd
Jones, F L. Wyatt, Joe Campbell.
Grant Marsh, Fred Dunlap, VIM.
Luhrs, Ben Cardinal, VIM Nelson.
l.. NJ, Jacobsen. Otto Hussman. H.
Marsh.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10

ev4Inent since the old school days IL
CaSson City High School, as we'll as
byA his words OF address, on commence.
,nent night, will set the ideals and
l,,ipo,c, "i the llembera ui the class
higher III The scale oi ambition.
4 pROGkAM
In nstrunenIal selection La Suurcc'
....-,,-- ,,..,. ,...........,.. Mrs. J. w. Adams,
lnyocation KEY. Lloyd Il. Thoma
l,;hiies uuartettc The Sweetest
Flower That Blows" Hawley
Mesdamt. He" I. Mills and f., l.
8 ering,un and Misses Mabel and
Rose Stewart
Commencement address ..............
Ion. Samuel Plat
Quartet, "Cradle Song" Henry Snar,
AHs. r.. Il. lerington. Miss Mabel
Stewart, Meesrs. Lloyd + Thomas
and w J. Hunting
Presentation oi Diplomaa.....-. ..,....--
Hon. {. l.. Dcady
met, Come Live with Me and BE
My Love- Observation-Disclosures. NARROW
Mrs. T. Il. IerinHton and Miss Mabel
Stewart
CLASS or 1910
Florence n Burlingant.
Mary Seymour K. Casson,
Clyde Peter Heidengcr,
Katherine Rachel McCreery
Frank Willis Day,
Emma Lopez,
thas. Y, Williams.
Louise NJ Nierirra.
ElneI e.. Wiley.
Frances Tucker
Class t"lor-S:tgc green.
Class Motto--"Wr Can because
We Think We Can"
High School larulty-W. J. Hunt
ing, principal, mathematics; +. O.
Vaughn, vice principal, scinence; +.
Helen Chartz, German and history;
Mary l.. Jamison, Latin and English
Board Of Trustees-George F. kitz
meyer, president; G. l.. Deady, clerk;
,hn Cation.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10

The regular meeting oi the tarnl
val commute was held last evening.
As all the chairmen ot the rcspeCtiv &
committees are busily engaged III the
respective duties there wa, lttlc To-
rcport by them with the exception ut
progress.
Chairman Pete Crow ui the Blue
Rock Shoot committee. reported that
4 number ol team, had asked to enter
rho contest aud also >ct teral matches
were wanted by individual shooter
Tie asked Tor sufficient funds to rc
move the trap, to the race track 50
that the contest, can take place at the
same tlulc The ball game, are i'll pr"
gre, and give the visitors Il double
attraction lur their money Those
Who take H. either ut the sports can
attend aud take advantage eli witness
lnE both. \n appropriation "i Sl23
wa, made lur this end ui the pro
gram.
\ letter wa, received from the
Board ul Capitol commissioners
granting permission to the Carnival
tomInittec To- use a section uI the
Capitol Park lor the erection ot
dancing pavilion to- be used during
the Carnival.
Word was ais" received that people
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
HAD A GOOD EXCUSE

\ shecpherdcr jumped from the
train near Golcunda The train stop
ped and the train crew and paasen
gers pursued him through the sage
found that the man was dementcd.
Dn his person were drafts to the ex
tent oi $4,000 The above sum is
enough to set any man crazy.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
Entire Change
at Park Tonight

\ iull change OF program will take
place at the Park Theater this even
ing when the following program will
be rendered.: "On the Reefs" Ser
wants kevenge,' "Foiled,' merry
AInas and Happy New Year. and
Punch and Judy" The illustrated
song will be "Solitude" by Joe Pat
ton.
Mr.. Hayes and Mr. Patton will
again amuse the audience in a vaud
eIillc sketch.
Performance begins promptly at 8
o'clock.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
SMITH GUILTY

Nj. J. Smith was declared guilty by
a jury in Goldtield Wednesday night
for highgrading amalgam from the
Consolidated mill. The charge was
grand larceny, which carries sen
tence with it of from one to fourteen
years in the State Prison.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
ALL ABOARD FOR CARSON
VALLEY DAY CELEBRATION

Tomorrow hundreds OF people from
this city will journey to Carson Val
ley to attend the celebration of Car
son Valley Day to be held there. Spe
cial trains will take the people to the
valley, leaving here at 7:45 and o:55
"a IN. and at 3 and ! p. m. Returning
the trains will leave Minden at 8:35
and ii a. m and 4 and y p m. The
fare for the round trip will be 81.
. Everything is in readiness for the
big celebration and all may be assur
ed of having fine time. 1t is to be
hoped that all who can will make the
trip. The state and county offices will
Irebain closed tomorrow and number
OF business houses will close in the
afternoon to allow their employees
to attend.
Following is the program that will
be given during the day:
lO:4S
Overture -.-,.....--.Nevada State Band
Address Of welco ONE G.. Marsh
Song OCtettc
Address ................ DR. j. +. Stubs
Overture ......Nevada State Band
Address ........Hon F. H. Norcross
II o'clock
Free barbecue (don't overlook this
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
AT COLDFlELD

Mrs. ). T.. Davi, is at Goldlicld.
representing the local lodge OF py-
THAN Sisters III the convention being
held in that city. {. l.. Deady is
representing the knights Lodge "l
Carson City.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
AND STILL THEY COME

Carson City has a shooting gallery
and another is on its way from the
Comstock. Both proprietors claim
they will keep their galleries in oper
alton from this time forth and that
il is not alone the Carnival that j.
attracting them.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
ITS FUNNY IN PARIS

There is a lady in Paris belonging
to the American colony who has been
nicknamed Susan the Nirtuous." a.
4 sort OF joke on the lady because OF
her respect for the ethics OF decency
Virtue seems to be regarded as ex-
ceedingly funny in Paris.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
AT RENO

Andrew Maute was departure last
evening for Reno. where he will spend
several days with friend, I'D at eh.
same tim: take lcol ever the poli1-
ia situation in the nci!i:b.r,as
c nty. MA.,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
ON LODGE BUSINESS

Mesdames LeMasters, Cahlan and
Lee Bright went to Reno last even
ing to attend meeting Of the East
ern Star of that city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
TO RENO

Judge Massey returned TO Ken"
last evening after spending the last
lew days in attendance on the District
Court in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
WILL VISIT PARENTS

Mrs. VIII Murray and two children
departed last evening ior Seattle,
where they will visit with Mrs. Muir
ray, parent, for the next lew months.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
VISITING IN THIS CITY

Joe A. Brown and wife OF Bridge
port, are the guests OF George and
Myrtle Montrose in this city
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
ON BUSINESS

George b. Goodhue of he %cvad !!
Press. arrived on the afternoon :i.An
Yesterday and returned to Reno last
evening.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
WANTED

ABOUT 800 HEAD OF HORSES
OR MULES. or any number there
of. with harness. for work in the
Sacramento Valley. Address at
once to DR.. J. r. Kreger, Carson
{ ity. Nevada. Phone 43.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10

sheir sex Health Is rega ined. after 10
nOds "f dizziness, nervous prostra ton and
sxclla billty. or other manifesto tiOns oj
derangement or displacement OF the Won,
anly organs, when the "FavOrite Pro
scription Is used
Or. Pierce's thousano-page ILLUSTRATED
Common Sense Medical Adviser will bs
cent free, paper-b0und, for u one cent
.tamps. or cloth-bOund for 81 stampa
Address M Plsrea. Buffalo. n 7
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
01E DON't WANT To TELL

ing tneSe Ia OltS
Women have sal
low faces, dull eyes
and hollow cheekA
together with low
spirits, when they
are ulude miser.
Able with disOr
erS. deraDRS
ments and weak.
npSSaS npl.Ilfar IA
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10
FkOM WELLINGTON

J c. O'Bannion OF Wellington, is a
\ '5itor to this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10

DARkLEY'S FOR THE GOODS
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-06-10

BAKKLEY'S FOR THE GOODS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
PRINCE i T?II1CE DOMINO dmMuffleS

Which sounded to them like Dickory Dock
Then he spoke to each in a pleasant way
And wished them we'll as he said Good day ;
BUT something happened Which boys should
know
At Dutchy's supper and to Jappys toe;
For at his home that night, It's said,
AS the Jap undressed to go to bed,
He found stuck tight between toe and sole
Where the cobble stones had worn a hole
golden coin, ten dollars bright,
scooped by his shoe on the Street that night
And as Dutchy cut cake in four
Which he had bought at bakers store
The knife struck gold ten dollars, too,
The same as the Jap found in his shoe.
But neither knew just what to say
Or how to explain his luck that day,
Unless by the charm which Domino
Had given each; they didn't know;
Perhaps the rhyme the Prince had said
Had heaped good fortune on each head
OF all the professions you ever saw,
Such as rides by boys on loads of straw,
On circus wagons with clowns on high,
Or soldiers on horses passing by, =
Or tallyho with a horn to blow
Or children off to country show, J
This Gypsy Prince with colors bright :
AS he passed along made the prettiest sight.
MI Jol
Riding in style on dapple gray.
Then Captain Dinkey seated high
On the Gypsy wagon came driving by,
With tent and outfit good-sized load, :
And footing a horn to clear the road.
And Oh the seat close by him sat
Muffles, the Prince S famous cat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16

THEY camped that night in roadside nook
Near a towering rock and a babbling brook;
With chestnut trees and shrubs few, =
Next to the road to hide the view \
They pitched their tent and unpacked their load
And Captain Dinkey soon was showed
just where to put the quilts and cots
And foods and dishes, pans and pots.
In half an hour the thing was done
And Captain Dinkey with his gun
Was standing guard while Domino
Ate hearty supper of roasted crow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
The First Camp

FILES looked up and down the row
studied the boys from head to toe;
|ssm made his choice; twas Dinkey Dadd,
quick as wink jumped on the lad
rubbed his nose of Dinkeys cheek
Rdi purred and meowed to make him speak
en- Dinkey spoke he suffered so
It what he said came pretty slow;
|ad, he kissed the cat, And now" said he,
ring on your w-work and folks will see
tel this here JOB, the first / We had,
sAist fit for Dinkey Dadd"
ldd Prince was pleased with Dinkey's wit
his kindly face and pluck and grit
dressed him up in a captain S suit
bitt taught him the army hand-salute
bull gave him orders the cart to load
Iuistart their tour by country road
tolm IN town to town, from State to State,
am gay New York to the Golden Gate,
FelG boy with books called the cat fool
ne started off on run for school:
y newsboy ran some chums to meet
y called his papers down the street:
y Jappy fingered and Dutchy too,
FSsee if Dinkey the work could do
Prince said he would Dinkey teach
then he gave charm to each;
j.
= tn stood the two lads back to back
made his whip give snappy crack;
p Ithen gave each a candy sweet
Muffles circled round their feet;
rvs ne took their hands and said rhyme
gut journey of father time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16

BUT something happened that very night
Which gave the Captain an awful fright.
They were both asleep when the bell went ding
Then ding! ding! ding like everything
"A fire. said Dinkey as out he went t
Upsetting everything in the tent, Y!
The Prince called Stop! Be quiet sir! f
Stop where you are Don't speak or stir'
Then all was quiet; as still as death;
Except for Dinkey; you could hear his breath.
Then family from the woods nearby
There came sound, meowing cry;
Just once twas heard; then Domino
Said in whisper, Friend or foe?"
The answer came back soft and sweet
For Muffles now was at their feet.
THE Prince gave Dinkey this command:
You stay on guard by the lantern stand;
And neither gun nor pistol take,
Just stand eyes front and keep awake
Twas Dinkey's knees that suffered now
But his teeth he grit and he made VOW 7
All to himself that he would fight 'i
The first thing living that came in sight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-18
Morning Session &

Board
- Alaska Packers Assn. ........ 81. 80
100 Alaska Packers Assn. ........ 81 .62h
Associated Oil Co.-..........-. 4S. go
230 Associated Oil Co.......,..,... ~ 30
40 Cal Power Co Con. -. 80
80 Onomea Sugar 60 ............ ~ 90
10 Pacific Tel ~ Tel tpfdD ........ -. 90
- Pacific Tel & Tel tcommonD 40 -
20 Spring Valley Water Co. A %
200 Spring Valley Water Co, 3. a. 90
81 900 Cal Gas x FL G NJ & & 7 5s. 102. 30
81, 600 Peoples Water Co 5s.-........ 80
81 900 S L II lst refdg 4s....... % .S7h
50. 600 S J. X Il 1st refdg 4S........ 90 12Ih
SIS, 600 Spring Val Wat gen mtge is. 30. -
S1l 600 Associated Oil Co js.,........ 96.25
5000 United X r of s 4s........ Is. 80
Afternoon Session
Board
20 Alaska Packers Assn. n.......... 50. 30
- Associated Oil Co.............. 81 80
100 Associated oil Co.............. ~ 81 =
100 Associated oil Go, Co.. 4S. 90
> Bank of California. \ "A .412 20
s Central Trust Co Of Cal. 120. 90
- IIonokaa Sugar Co ........... %. so
- Honolaa Sugar Co ........... 22 81 X
: Mskawei Sugar Go ...........- 80. ~
50 Cal Power Co Con-. 900
100 paauhau + Co ....... % 60
30 Paauhau $ p Go ..-.....-.... 2o.l21.
10 Pacific Tel & Tel tc0mmon) .... 10. 90
$50 Spring Valley Water Co A -
s3 600 City Electric Co .5s........-.-.. 30. 80
81 900 S y II Of Cal Is (1912)... 105. -
$4,000 Peoples Water Co IS. ........ 69.5o
$40 900 $ i K lst refdg Is ....... SO l21a
Street
125 Cal Power Co Con. ....... a. 30
. 0nomea Sugar Co ..-........ 5000
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-18
Dried Fruits. RaIsin~, Nuts and Honey

Late mail reports from New York say: The
feature in California prunes is the continued
buying for export. France now yieing with Eng
land and Germany in efforts TO secure stock.
though the first named country is reported 70
he deyOting its attention mainly 10 the extreme
and sO-50s. As result of this buying the
coast market is hardening the sizes most in
demand for shipment to Europe. The interme-
diate sizes being comparatively neglected show
no Improvement in prices. hut are generally held
with confidence. some export inquiries for large
sizes have been received here. but IL would APP
pear that this market has none Of these 10
spare aud that the would be buyers are referred
to the coast.
Fruits-EvapOrated apples. u. @9c; aprieots.
9ls G12c; mOorparS. 12G1Sc; peaches, j41c;
prunes, 25s Gf3c with atG1c premium for sos
and Ac premium for aus; figs, 4G4l2c; pears,
6MIOc: nectarines, 5QGc.
Raisins-Layers cIusters-6 crown, $3.50; .
crown. $l.75; ( crown, 81 p; seeded 41ad5Lc;
ordinary layers 5 crown. 95c; . crown, 9oc; seed
less sultanas 2ia d4c; ThOmpsOn's seedless 81
6i312c for unbleached aud 70Tisc for bleacbed !;
iOOO>e muscatei. 4 crown. &c: crown, 312cs :
crown. Sc. seedless 2Lc.
Nuts-A lmonds. nonpareilS. Ill. a 15c; MI.
146 1412c; plus ultra. 3G13isc; Drake. lOls
gle: languedocs. 10G10iac; hardsheII, 6la a@Tc;
wanuts. 1Sc per 10 for No. l sOftShells, Size for
No. 10; peeanS. l41a6i Ice; Italian chestnuts.
5l9 9W10c; peanuts, AZ Goo; pine nuts, lS42Oc
per 10.
Honey-Comb. 14@15c for water white and 10
6712c per 10 for light amber dark amber. "a Sc
extracted 71.c for water white and 81 Q612e
for light amber; candied and dark amber, 4G
412c per III.
BeeswAx-27l4 @SOc per ID for light and 2S@
26c for dark.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-18
More Trading in Local Securities
Nevada Mining Stocks Are Quiet
IONIIN ID NIAI
STOCK MARKET

! Business picked up materially on the stock
steady to firm. though there were no important
fluctuations. Sales Of bonds were S64000
In the unlisted department Pacific gas and cleo
! tric common quoted sol 25452
The mining stocks both ComstockS aud esouth-
! ern NevadaS, showed feature of note, both
| being quiet. The CouStocks ruled firm. and
/ several were higher Changes in the southern
Ncvadas decline in Belmont from $1.I5 to
/ St.6I and in Goldfeld Consolidated from
/ $7.4J to $7.27
The Tyee company. san Francisco corpora
delinquent April I.
The Northern California power company. con
/ sOidated. due 10 largely increased earnings
/ which about $27 7000 net per month over
and above all charges has Increased its monthly
| dividend from Zoe 10 poe per share. Books
/ closed February l6, and the dividend, which is
payable tAe 22d. will he paid this month on
/ the 2lst. owing TO the holiday. The prospect is
| that the dividend viii be again increased this
wear.
The report Of the Montgomery Shoshone con
| Solidated mining company for the year ending
! December 81, 1909. shows: Proceeds Of bullion
and concentrates. SAG. .224; cost of mining and
milling, including depreciation aud all other
Nevada expenses except legal S32J. l33; interest
S1l $50: administration expenses. all companies
| $40. I75; total $3.50 $40 profits for year
| $50 7O3. There was treated at the mill Of the
! Bullfrog reduction and water company Us, G3l
/ tons of dry ore. the average value OF which
WAS SI.Jl per ton, a total value of $9lo, ,ol4
/ The total milling cost Sl56.049. equal TO
/ $2.T0 per ton. The average extraction was
/ S5.97 per cent, as compared with S1o5 per cent
| in 1905.