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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
Will Fight
Reno Saloons

1t may come as shock to Reno,
with its more than eighty saloons,
that the Anti Saloon League is now
being organized i'll this city. The
Anti Saloon League has a National
reputation and has been by far the
most effective agency used by the
enemies of the saloon The gain
throughout the country for the tenn
peranCe forces, amounting in several
instances, to statewide prohibition,
have been largely attributable to
this organization. Perhaps the news
OF this beginning in Reno may be re
ceived with indifference by many,
but friends of the movement say
they are confident that, though the
beginning may be small, it will nev-
crtheless mark the beginning of the
end of the salOOn.-Gazette
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
LENNON SECURES FLYING
MACHINE FOR CARNIVAL
BIGMOTORCAR
is HERE
Y. & T. Receives One of the
Finest Cars in Operation
On Coast

This afternoon the motor car or
dcrcd by the Virginia * Truckec
railroad several months ago, arrived
i'll this city in charge OF Ed Peterson
who will have charge OF the car in
the future
The machine arrived from the
East this morning and lett Reno
shortly after noon, making the trip
to this city i'll good time The car is
one OF the neatcst patterns that is in
operation i'll any part OF the country
and is the largest car that has yet
been received on the coast. although
several others are now in course OF
construction for the big systems of
the West
The car WAS made by the Mckccn
Motor Car Company OF Omaha, Nc
bra>ka, is ~ feet long and its en-
gincs develop POO horse power. 1t
is especially adapted for mountain
work and the grades and curves oi
the Y. x +. will i'll on way effect its
operation 10 any OF the points on the
line.
The car contains three apartments
observation, smoking and baggage.
1t i, equipped with all the modern
devices and is up-to-datc i'll every re
epcct. The car is entirely of steel
and weigh, i'll the ncighborhood OF
oO tons. 1t i, understood that the
big machine will be used on all parts
OF the line As special and may be
put in regular service between thi,
city and the valley above
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
Pays
First License

\llrrd ChartZ wa> the first attor-
ncy to pay his license imposed by
ordinance OF Carson City. permitting
him to practice law i'll Carson City.
He did it like any clean old man
should, without murmur In fact.
he WAS 50 pleasant about ii that Geo.
W. COwing. the license collector
felt sorry that he had called. Mr.
Chartz minated in 4 >uavc manner
that the City Trustees should call
upon the ,mcmbcro Ot the Supreme
Court OF the State of Nevada. and
upon Judge f. s. harrington of the
United States District Court, Ninth
Judicial District. in and for the State
OF Nevada and upon Judge I.angan
of the First Judicial Court. and re
quest them not to permit any attOr-
ney to practice before their courts,
unless they first show that they have
also paid the license required to per
NIT them to practice law i'll any
court situated in Carson City. 1t i
Il moot question, but. however, Mr..
Chartz believes that his license. paid
to day, permits him to practice law
in Empire also.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
is
Quoted High

Eclmunt stock proved a sensation
ON yesterdays session OF the San
Francisco Stock Exchange and at
the close oi the day, trading icached
the $3.25 mark. This /, the highest
price recorded for that security Tor
a number OF year, and the prevailing
opinion i, that the stock will touch
the S. mark before il quits.
The rise i, due to the new strike
made in the bottom OF the Rclmon,
shaft. at a depth OF o5 feet below
the 1OOO-foot level The entire shaft
j. in ore which assays to good
milling value. Many sale, were re
ported yesterday. by broker Harry
Ep,tinc, who SAID that the stock was
in bic demand in the East. while the
Western orders were forcing the
price in thi, scction.-bonanza.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
OPERA HERE
TONIGHT
Fortune Teller" Will be Seen
in Benefit for Kings
Daughters

The following from the Reno
Journal gives some idea of what
may be expected OF The Fortune
Teller, which will be staged at the
local Opera House tonight under
the auspices of the Kings Daughters
OF this city:
The long lookedior production
OF the Fortune Teller, under the
Iauspices OF the Century Club, mater
ialized Thursday night and became
at once a social and dramatic sue
cess and an event OF unusual mag
nitude. The promised spectacle OF
a half-hundred of Reno's younger
society set appearing on the stage in
the different roles OF the Herbert
production, and taking part in the
chOruseS, was sufficiently alluring to
bring out all the Century Club con-
tingent, all the auxiliary member
ship and those whose acquaintance
with the principles lent an added
charm to the event. Besides, the
good people of Reno appreciated the
chance to hear the tuncful play and
t1ocked to the show house in such
numbers as to insure Il financial sue
cess.
While the play did not pretend to
the finish and thoroughnc>o of pro,
fessional affair, it came sufficiently
r1nSn tn that sand
the audience satisfied and with
higher idea of the possibilities of
Reno talent in that difficult field.
'Mrs. Stoddart. in the lcadin.
role acted and sang charmingly and
with a finish and perfection that won
for her new laurels Throughout
the play her work lent dash and spir-
it to the action and her individual,
singing did much to bring up the
high standard of the enterprise Nd
Clark's singing also was decided
addition to the work. In the action
of the piece Percy Walker and Jack
O. ullivan shared honors, the former
as a Dutch comedian and the latter
as a dancing teacher with lcanings
toward the Hibernian style.
Messrs. Dignowity and Unsworth
filled their parts acceptably and even
in their amateurisms contributed
considerably to the gaiety.
The extra feature of the play un-
dOubtedly was the work of the spec
ial dancers in the baby chorus. Their
dancing and drill was near perfect
and they made a pretty picture.''
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
Skinner Case
to Higher Court

Attorney George b. Thatcher yes
terday made a motion for new trial
in the Skinner murder case, which
was overruled by Judge NJ. r. Aver
II. Thereupon Mr.. Thatcher gave
notice that he would appeal the case
to the Supreme Court and will send
the appeal up in a few days.
Skinner, in the meantime, is serv-
ing his ffty-year sentence in the
penitentiary for the murder of Mo-
ma Bell at Rhyolite several years ago
When he left here, following his SEN
tence, he announced that he would
not appeal the case, but would en-
deavOr to secure his release on pa
role Should he succeed in his de-
sire, it is an assured cinch that
there will be quite an exodus OF
Southern Nevada people for parts
unknown on the day he gains his
freedom.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
COMMISSION IS
BUSY
investigating Railroad Strike
Conditions at Tonopah
as Required by Law

The Tonopah Sun says: j.. +
Hhaughnessy of Carson, and Henry
l'hurtell OF Reno, members of the
Nevada State Railroad Commission
commission, Judge II. +. Bartine be
ing the third member-are in town
to-day on official business.
"This business is the investigation
Of conditions on the Tonopah &
iioldncld Railroad. Complaints,
both formal and informal have been
made that some OF the equipment OF
tac road was defective and that some
"t the new men employed in place OF
tie strikers were incompetent.
Some evidence on both these
point, were taken at Carson before
lhc commissioners came to IUnu
Iah. Three OF the men employed on
the road before the strikc-Me Messr,.
..undlay, Phillip, and Go>s OF this
Is ity-appcared before Il formal scs-
~iOn OF the Commission in that city
md gave evidence regarding both
! resent equipment ind train crews.
And now the Commissioners arc
i'll Tonopah to secure additional cvi
'!cnCc on the complaints. and this
afternoon began their formal hear
ing OF the case. The railroad Off
rial> have been cited to appear and
give their side OF the case. while adj
litional evidence will be taken
,mong employees OF the road, both
.ast and present. The Commission
,Npect, to complete the hearing here
O-morrow afternoon.
MIR. Shaughnessy was seen at the
\Iizpah Hotel this morning and stat
ii that, under the provisions of the
state Railroad Law, they were re
Iuired to iully investigate any com
,laint, regarding equipment or
rain service OF the roads OF the
tate The state law regarding de
cctivc equipment i, almost identical
With the provision, OF the interstate
commerce law on the same point.
1t is serious offcnse, and punish
lble, for Il railroad to permit a train
O be operated with defective safety
appliances.
In Justice to the railroad, how
.ver, it is to be SAID that there has
,ecn a whole lot OF wild talk about
rains leaving the depot here i'm
perfectly or inadequately equipped,
Is well a, some discussion OF run
,way trains. The Sun. in a desire to
oe fair and impartial in its presen-
alton OF the news, investigated sev-
raj OF these stories and found the
act, to be considerably rNagEcratcd'
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09

=, chine started i'll this city there have
been number OF people who have
dcridcd the idea, arguing that the
ICummittec could never secure one
OF the bird men to come to this city
and make Il fight. The committee i'll
charge OF the coming carnival have
promised the people something diL
icrcnt than ever had at the previous
celebrations and the people should
now wake up to the fact that the
cummittc intend, to make good.
That they have carried out the hr>t
promise i, pretty good evidence that
they will go through and so down
on record a. the livclic,t bunch that
ever attempted a celebration i'll the
history of the state.
All the committee need, now is Il
little more financial backing and
since this big feature ha, been ScCur-
ed thi, will be Immediately forth
coming. 1t will require considerable
capital to pull off the celebration
and in arranging for the thousand ct
stranger, that will be in this city
during the three day, OF the celebra
ton. 1t i now TIP to the people OF
thi, city. one and all, to get busy
Ii you cannot help financially there
will be other ways, among the most
important being to aid i'll securing
for the people who
will come here and desire to remain
during the entire show. Thi, fca-
turc OF the arrangements call for the
help and support OF every resident
of the city and we believe all will
come to the front ON this occasion ~
they have in the past in entertaining
and accommodating all who visit the
capital city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
OGDEN MILLS
ARRIVES
And Today is Going Over Route
of Proposed V. ct.
Extension

Ogden Mills, accompanied by hi,
private secretary, arrived in this city
on the passenger train yesterday
morning and continued on to Min
den on the regular train. From that
point MIR. Mills, in company with
Superintendent A, NJ. Ardery and
Chief Engineer Kirk, took the
Raycraft auto and started on a trip
OF investigation over the proposed
line of the extension OF the V. & I.
Railroad. The party will return
some time tonight.
On tomorrow the annual meeting
of the stockholders and the board OF
directors will be held at the Offices
OF the company in this city and it is
probable that some definite an
nounccment will be made regarding
the extension of the road to the
country south of Carson City. The
extension of this line means a grea.
deal to Carson City and develop
mcnts are anxiously awainted by the
people of this section of the state,
and also those to the south who will
be greatly benefited by the new
road
Rumors of all kinds are afloat to-
day but it is not believed that any
important change will be made in
the official management of the Vir
ginia & Truckee when the officers
are elected at tomorrow meeting
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
Wires Chairman Brougher Today
That Contract is Signed for Two
Flights in This City During Big.
Celebration in July. Will be First
Machine to Fly in This State

To-day Chairman Broughcr oi the
Executive Committee OF the Sage
brush Carnival, received a message
from IT, \. Lennon who is i'll San
Francisco arranging ior special fca-
lures for the Carnival, that he had
secured and signed up for mono
plane to- fly III this city during the
big celebrations Two flights will be
made, according to- the terms oi the
agreement.
This new, will be received with
general rejoicing III tins city and 1t
means the success OF the Carnival
and that Carson City will have the
distinction Of being the first place
that a fight has been made i'll the
State of Nevada. 1t also means that
thousands Of people from all part,
oi the state and the adjoining coun-
ties OF California will gather here
during the days oi the big cclebra-
tion to see the machine i'll operation.
Mr.. Lennon also stated III the
message received that he was ar
ranging for other attractions, among
them being a couple OF the largest
captive balloons ON the coast, and
that he believed that he would be
able to secure them for the three
days OF the Carnival.
The telegram failed to state
whether any arrangements had been
made aS yet toward securing the two
engines for the hcad-On collision.
which is intended to be another fca
turc, and it is probable that Mr.
Lennon will have some word re
garding this attraction at an carly
date.
Ever since the talk oi flying ma
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
Many See Men
WreStle at Park

4 large crowd attended the wrcst-
lins match at the Park 1hcater Sat
urday evening when "Ioung' Hack
cnschmidt met George Olsen. The
former won the match, securing hi,
first fall in HH minutes. and the
second fall in IL minutes While OIL
son had 80 pounds advantage i'll
weight. he was not equal to his OPP
poncnt. Dick Bright acted aS referee
and Tom Pickett a timc-kecpcr.
The affair was the first OF its kind
that ha, been pulled off i'll this city
in many years and it is to be hoped
that other matches Of this kind may
be pulled off here this summer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
Entire Change
Park Tonight

A new program will be shown at
the Park Theater this evening and
the pictures are new and up-to date.
An entire change of program will be
given again on tomorrow evening.
and tonight will be the only chance
to see these films:
The Counts Wooing,
Mr. and Mrs. Duff.
The Call biography,
Anti-fat Sanitarium,
Dog Pickpockets.
Illustrated Songs-"Aftcr they
Gather the Hay" and Just as the
Brook Flows
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
DIVORCE SIGNS CONTRACT
Nirpinai Harned the ureat actre,S

who is now resident of this CT ',
with the intention of securing he-
freedom from Z. II. Sothern, will
take to the stage this fall, having
signed a contract with manager Y
H. Wood of New York City. The
Signing of the contract by Miss
a:reG gives Mr. Wood two o! the
lt"Iing stars of to-day, the other ~
der his management being BlaErhe
Walsh-Journal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
TO WELLINGTON

Brannon's auto, containing Col
Dorsey, Guy Guinan and Jason Bud
lingame and the oil expert who will
look over the oil lands near Wei
lington, departed TOR that place a
short time before noon to-day. The
party will be gone four or five DAYS
Bert Deady is plotting the crowd to
their destination.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
NEW MAN AT HELM

The Ycrington Times has again
changed hands and appears this week
.rsidcr the management OF James +.
g Brien, formerly a newspaper man
Il toldhcld. The paper presents Il
rt,er appearance than for some time
past and is filed with good. live
new, OF that section, which is pre-
scntcd i'll a clean and able manner.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
IN NEW LOCATION

Lew Burt has moved his plumbing
shop into the building formerly Oc-
cupicd by the Truckee River General
Electric Company, next door to tn"
Appeal office MIR. Burt has one OF
jhc best location, inr his kind of
work i'll the city and is prepared to
do anything in hi, line on short no
tice.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
PAPER CANGES

the Tonopah Sun will be issued no
l,n niger Is i daily paper but from this
time forth will appear every Wednes-
da and Saturday, This, in conncc-
tiDr with their weekly mining paper,
vii mean three issues d week.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Thompson, who has been the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. +. +. Roberts
returned to her home i'll Sacrament"
Saturday evening.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09
NOT SATISFIED

Many OF The land Sctkcrs who
have passed through this city during
the past few days are returning from
Wellington dissatisfied with the land
and the location offered them More
continue to arrive daily and a few OF
those who have passed through have
taken up locations offered by the
promoters OF the colonization pro
ject. 1t is believed that the ma jor-
ity will return to the coast
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-09

Don't forget that the Fortune Tel
er is under the auspices of the
Kings Daughters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-08
CIVIL SERVICE FALL
EXAMS ANNOUNCED
Next Season Examinations for Var.
ious Departments of Government
Work Held Country Over.

Many opportunities are offered by
the United States civil service COM
mission in the schedule of examina-
tons announced for this fall Fol-
lowing is the list:
Agricultural inspector. Philippine
service; aid, coast and geodetic sur
vey; apprentice map engraver; APP
prentice plate cleaner, transferrer
and engraver, bureau of engraving
and printing; assistant, Philippine
service; civil engineer, department
service; civil engineer and craftsman;
civil engineer and superintendent of
construction. clerk (male and female)
departmental service; clerk, Isthmian
canal service; computer, coast and
geodetic survey, nautical Almanac of
fee, naval observatory, supervising
architects Office: craftsman, archi-
tectural supervising architects of
fee; copyist topographic; engineer,
supervising arcnltect's office; heating
and ventilating. supervising archi-
tect's Office; junior architectural, SUI
pervising architect Office; junior en-
gineer engineer department at large;
mechanical, Ithmian canal service;
electrotype finisher; electrotype
molder elevator conductor Except
residents of Washington, d. CO en-
gineer. Indian service; farmer; fish
culturist; forest assistant, Philippine
service: guard, penitentiary service;
junior engineer. bureau of mines,
kindergarten teacher; law clerk; local
and assistant inspector of boilers;
local and assistant inspector of hulls;
matron, Indian service; pharmacist;
physician; postal clerk, Isthmian can
al service; press feeder; pressman;
! printer; railway mail clerk; scien
| tific assistant, department of agricul
ture; stenographer, departmental ser
vice. stenographer and typewriter, de
4 partmental, Isthmian canal, and Phil
/ ippine services; stereotyper; super
intendent of construction; surveyor
Philippine service; teacher, Indian
service; teacher, Philippine service;
/ trained nurse. all services; typeWrlt
or. department service; typewriter
Isthmian service; veterinary inspec
/ tor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-08
RUNAWAY LAD is
SOUGHT HERE
Harold Ruben of Des Moines, I
Years Old, Skipped out From
Home Last Friday.

Chief Schevers received a letter
this morning from l, Ruben of Fort
Des Moines, telling of the disappear
ance of his seventeen-year-old son
Harold from that place on last Friday,
September End. The boy is five feet,
three inches tall, weighs about 14S
mounds and is bright looking young
fellow. 1t is presumed that he fell in
with bad company and broke home
ties. The relatives of the lad are
anxious to hear from him and hun
dred dollars reward is offered by l.
Ruben. the writer of the letter, Tor
any information which may lead to
the bringing home Of the runaway. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-08
Debt OF LOCAL
Phone COMPANY
Judge Smith Mcpherson has Ordered
that Mississippi Valley Telephone
Co. shall Lift Mortgages Be-
fore Sept. 2e.
DECREE WAS RECEIVED
Orders Appointment Of D. F. Miller
as Special Master-lndebted-
ness of Over 100000 Must
be Lifted.

Judge Smith Mcpherson, in the east
ern division of the southern district of
the United States Circuit Court here,
has granted a decree of foreclosure in
favor of Alfred j. Dean, as trustee
and Thorpe Bros. as trustee, both of
Minneapolis, ordering that the Mississ-
ippi Valley Telephone Company of
keokuk shall pay the entire amount
of its bonded Indebtedness secured by
first and second mortgage or deed
OF trust amounting to the sum of
$175,500, and that secured by the
second mortgage $29,025.
The court orders thr, II delault is
made in making the payments then
the mortgaged premises and property
shall be sold on Monday, Sep.
TENDER 26, as an entirety or IN
parts or parcel as the parties hereto
may direct in writing addressed to
the Special Master appointed on or
before the day of sale, and without an
appraisement or right of redemption,
statutory or otherwise. That said sale
shall be made at public auction to the
highest bidder at 2 o'clock in the af-
ternoon of the court house steps.
The court has further ordered in the
decree that D. F. Miller be appointed
as Special Master.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-08
A Little DIapepsin Will Make stom-
ach Sufferers Here in keokuk
Feel Fine in About
Five Minutes.
PROMPT RELIEF WAITING
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ache From Stomach and Other
Such Misery Goes Before
you Realize 1t.

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Pape's Diapepsin costs only so
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There Is nothing else better to take
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