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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-03-30
Murtr Stpcr.
Ssbelierer lpadr Ell penein1
Krilen Sen lite llldl.
Trco cucr Snoblanoim9.
500 Sprortrc ilaart pro Ia SpIOr DO
tittr Gu Sage aamg.
Gartcr bc'r ON ,sOrltGriuius.

Sun glntoniO &er.. 2+oe Wdrts.
- ariasiiusn la9oc lg mort ooer
WeriCo igdnr peo General 6drters
Norlanosnoe on 5000 elltr 1000
Here Retruter / SillGlot az at ct
pluoieli9t Cpbruo gIere@ neopCnoIQ.
idmtioi0 mto llotNlclien a. y. u y.
6aritrlie. eu al Den umeritanlie rcuos
lutlpnerc, ,Iuutds leoeuoe WGno ON,
at &c ,SOrentoe Stdter Uiloe 9rlbe mo
oen lite WaI. bpis man iite moen
ben 5io Ian rsgue paa en Ircoell9
llo9au9 al ariieu.
6aricrilic islte li9 iad iorpisiet ON
at barre / I'm Ret. at ban lenote 10
ialelien til 6erercn giareoo, lom,
isl1e Oe nohe 0lterretninQcr, bemn=
Der l9 inoenlor Ell Smlreos Al 30
WiI ira gpen 6bIbudbua. 0Gn opr
lororeoe Nnlur9enileOsrsn til at Irem
itpuoe Ell ai9iereuoe Seir Omtrlng
ben lie Wul, ou PrGloent GAIT, I'll
iser ban, lille oil Oeute lGaaere pda
6reoens cilsnoprettelie OQ Stterbeo
/ RepubIItieu.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-03-30
NidOtrU oil b0lOc no.

Ylsber. Arli.. 2ioc Wurt9. seq
upberCr liic mco Al tlUmpc. lul lUnQe
7iai CT uco WUQicn, tIlcr igr NJ cr
tiiliddct oeu Stcmmcrtt vi lreOcr."
5isic CrO Ct DC lgrlic, man bar
bgri in Sraud2,o !. OIdocrO. NOCn
bet inoOta. Il! IryosrorbanoIlngCr
pau0H. 6. yUud. en- @rubcmduO
ira 6aios @rmOes Slutu. 'tadr lOr
ertlUriu1Cn. Ten ital bare Otret.
ol Wdocro. TroiCo on duOrC Snlur'
QcntleoCrC par @lWnCr / Cu @rube'
beliDrcrs Oiem.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-03-30
yitOtrlaa ior Rrbeilerur.

2IQud Vrietd, WieriCO. 2loe Warts
800 Rebeler bar llot ReoCrlag peo
"a Colorado, Ell 0rubsleir, iom DC
uoen EdniteligbeO iuotO9 Tor nogle
Gage iosn, o9 Der iDues MI iitc Ian
9ere at bare 6Hrs Tor nO9et sleblliie-
li9t gln9rsb pau SermOnllO. VI lIos
ligt Slao unrcOe belle Cnsoa9en o9
Gnote meo, at Rtbellcrne bleO ldget
pda Sluat, Re9lsrInQCns SCretnn-
ger nger. at Rebellcruc haOOe 30 ~
Dc % Re0ierin0strOppemC Oite. TN
be. Isl gndben oa Ammunition iulot
/ Re0leriugs lrpppernes QGnocr.
yui9 Weoiuo Baron aniertc Hedle
ringtn@ lroppsy. me0cR3 &tbtiiiUr'
ten anipries al ,ieiup RiUera, en- una
WanO, iOm cicr Den UeltieuOte Tus
rdniIIld Runh % tlIbertr en- ria IA
mile OtrmonIlO.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-03-30
NtUu nOCu HanOr.

Suuu 6abrdl. NsrCren ior ben
SuiurrectO Stprie. iOm truer Sermos
lilo. tOg Ell benipusIss Scpn ouer be
6eOerale. loroi be itleO Ell guobrius
ger. iom isnOies diiieO ben l3os
Diarts iOr at irGOe 6bispd@ COer9i'
Uelie. Sislae eli Rsmlin9s iOrtGls
ling r0n9te 6ubral Ell 5rOp pna iemti
6soerals iuo @abjcoarO Pasiet. oe
iaa Al oem ilup no ialen IeUenOs.
Sior Ynar bleu 6abrdl tpunget
til at iOrlaoe 6nuaned paa @ruuO al
en- Sci pOlitiiie Dtriuaer. SOn in9oe:
~ tuinger mig I'll at gaa. men ie9
oil TONNE tilba9e." Sdu lass Of uGrs
/ Spioien ior 700 Oiano.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-03-30

| tlpn / rt Sltrameo. igaar. Get btoer
bllpt oincielt. % bet ltete pca 6or'
dnltouiue al Y,Tliotnten, lom, elter
budo Der lioss, 1ultsr at omai ia meo
pnere W0no / ott Ndlb. at bette oil
| tlcne til at iamlr os ioritelliae els'
menter Sdnotl
StiC en- eneli, be W9ro. lom re'
ranereoe er unSts 65 aat. oa iirre
er Glors. Wst lluoiaeslis Al lloen'
rlasminilter 6rttl bar oe ale inoehdpt
StillIn9er / aabustist mause Aar.
% oeans aienosllerulng er ct al os
alaqcmaal, Rsuolutioniiierne bar at
iremlerr, ioet b. bar glOri 6ororlng
pda, at Qr0ioCH'tn iiuloe Um9I ll9
meo W0no al o,u Unsre 0eneratIon,
W9no, iOm ltob n0rmere SersrIng
meo 6oIi o9 bet anGrer.
9e aiadasos aRnIitre er lloenrIas
Winllisr Durilr Is. 6reel; Snors
minilisr Ramon corral; 6lndnsml'
uilter Sole Yues Simantour; Snous
nrimnilter Sls9aro WUlina; llnosrs
pisninasmiuilier auto Sierra; arI9s-
miniter WaRueI eiduibler eono; Mr.
bcios. og aOmmuntationsmlnIIier
eennOrO 6eruanOrj % 3uliiismInIlter
NuniuO 6ernanNei.
glllC oisir Wipno bar poCt Sanoet o9
Bruiioeuteu p0ro'ulo &ieueltr; men
alidepel bar 6o!tstemnlngen p@rei
imco Dem iiosu lGnge isr 8spoluiior
uen begpnote.
Raman Corral Cr iie lua 9ammel,
at bans 2lloer ian bruats ,om Sno'
penoiug mob hans 6orbllpen | Rs9l~
rin0cn; men ban bar OGret Ueo oaars
Tia SelbreO iisr gRadnt6sr O9 gan
er ilie popular bidnot 6lCrbeoen AZ
Spn boorlra observation-disclosures RGi-
Ter reiruteres.
euriUne 6reel Il doltIllIg oppe
Aareue; men 1pab Der mere eno bans
glocr bar aiort ham upCpOlGr blnnot
Wasicruc er ben SlsusSiernin9. at
ban eren ri9 Wano Og llOe liat al
mango lin easn Stat 0bibuubua.
Vimautour, iOm. siter boao Der
meloes, er oct eusltc WeOIem al Sabl'
nettet, iom blir iaaenoe, er Ell Sam'
mel WauO; men ban Gulees lom ell
al DC iluene og opQtIglie WGno He'
publiiea. Zee e. im,Sieriio si els-
mcnt iom itie oil ie meo be blloe'ie
Zine pa0, at ban iOrblioer Sabls
netic!.
lluoerpisningsmitsr Sierra nj
PlaOs / adbiueitet Ior mango aar
tOcr. % ban tiltommer Stsriiepar'
ten al g6ren lor Cparbeioelien al oct
mcritaniie SioleUGieu. Yer bar
iUlOcu pUret bort no9en SnUenoln9sr
mob ham.
&c trc WUuo, MOB bpilie Der lGrs
li0 bar pUrci 0iOrt SnoOinoIn8er paa
@ruuo al oeres beic Nloer, er Seanoro
6truanoei. SurJuO 6ermanoeS O9
WcnCral Golo.
NCreiniu9Cn on. at adbinettet bar
rcn0ncrei, bar Uatt aIminOelig 9il'
ireosbeo / Ypen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-03-30
Rtot iOr Angrtb paa luarti.

vi FoiO. Ger.. 2iOe Waris. ~ Is
msritnniit choppers giriiOmbso
3uarci tiltOa ioaa meo isbsraatIa
Slii Yauuents al et gInarcb ira Re-
btllernes Sioe. iom piOss at bslinOt
li9 n9r Spen Hort glntal. Ger ali
6Orlposnoer ON. at sIuarebet pilos
bli iorstat ipm Ct 2eo en- nlininoelio
Reisnina. iOm o0ina inobsiatttr Ct
gniaIo mob 6bibuabua Giip. 32j
Wiil isnosnior.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-03-30
oapet bort ON ben. n,,Nea hapbs hel

Sapos bort ON ben. .Se9 baDos bert
en- bel Tsl on 81. patsrs 3uriiO.
men bapoe iiis baui Aulsonln9 til at
prspe ben inoiil for npli9." iiriOsr
Rr. y. Riliou fra 7eaalb. 81.
.Sea Ieo en- bel Del al Waps Cuosr.
Seq bapos nspps bs9puot at BRUCE
auritp. isr iss fanbi. osn aioroe mig
eoot. Seq iun lille aisre anost sno
uotais min 5at for en- iaa iiprartei
Ulsoicin."
5uiiuosr bar bort ON Or. Ysisrs
aEriio, men bar enonu lite prspst
ben. Gr 7s en- al oisis9 QUIT osn
sr lite at iaa paa apotbstsr. Sps'
cieas assntsr ioriunsr sllmsnbsosn.
Strip til Or. peter 6abrnep Il
Sons Co.. 1875 so. Sopns aps.,
Chicago. 81.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-03-30
,Soet ri usiaatia iicnocr gGroieu

al enbper 3ina ri iGl9er. isr ben an'
beiales Ill bore aunoer. bei9nter pl
os iite paa at ii9c. at @arner's
g1bite g9iue Of 3ur Sprup bar 9lpet
Iulo 3ilirsosbso ior SOfe, 6Orijss
leIie % ale Strubs. o2 eunaeip9'
BONNIE. Zen bar p9rei grug oper
80 aar o9 oens Nnieslie er / liuoig
3ilta9enoC. gru9t meo Dc beoltC
Reiultaier for 4igbolte.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-03-30
Rtbttitlr meIOts.

prsIoio. Ser, 2jos Wdrts. - Oct
iiQss. at 6rancislo !. Waosro bar
Uunoei en- piatia Ssir RGrbeosn al
Spsn Gbiuabu. bUOr ban iIos Rs9iss
ring .iropperns pal 6Iuat sitsr al bd
orGbt 100 CO giOrt 10 til Sanger.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-03-30
nam prrpin,r rur,r,t | 6til II nua,.

Ierss apotbstsr oil reinnosre pensene
bpis Pazo Ointment lite turerer ole Sil,
tribe al ilssuos, iiiulte. bleoenoe o9 trent
trrotnos NGmorroiber | q Ill - SGqr, SOC
ppis lite bOS apotbeisreu lsnoi portoirit pst
Diobtasslisa al Erilen ira Paris Medicine
Co, St. Souis. Wo. t6stln
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-03-30
SHstn siuouiHa pan amtriiaHtrt.,

Gan aniOnio, 5sr.. 25os Warts,
aaptsin anorw Is. 98iIIinms al 5rOr
8. treble aapnsri iom bar gaatboIt
operior Rio @rduos ira preiioiO bel
Roris (Siinaaa), bOor Rpater sr
oauet ON. at Der tr bliot iiuOt paa
amsritanite Suloatsr. uotalsr iom
lin ,SOrpisuins. at inain iaaoan Sipo'
ming bar iunOst Stso.
Ten Oasiiss 3rGinins msasn Sa'
rene / Ciinaaa itsOe iaaar Dso 6ana'
oa aanhen. 5olp SOloaier oS9btss'
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-03-30

! SGroing % pertins 6ountp iiOl
- procsnt al YsioIinIn9eu uGre
Stanoinaper.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-03-30
VI iurtr, en- aoriioltlit paa en- Saa.

5aa Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Apotbstsrt rsiuuesrsr Genssus Wunsti al
aur. q. h. S'ropss lluosriiriit pGa bpsr
9Giie. - Senis. % tin
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-03-30
Syo Oafota.

! Saroing % psrtins 6Ountp ital
- prOcent al SeiOIinin9en pGre
Stanoinaper.
Sens Is. 3Olte sr OsO III Slsm /
Start 6Ountp. Sau blsO loot uGr
llleiOs. ROrge, 1850. San bOidtte
Jig SrOOtin9s 6Ountp / 1873. men
bar lioen 1888 boet / 6luri 6ountp.
Suliruen Operleper bam, lGmt Il Al
osres Bern.
! SibOrs og Sme9u lelreoes Der
iiie minore suo ) yrpluper pGa en-
ll9e. bpIlist iglen beirGittr Den gdmle
Sanobso. at Oct sr life aOot Tor ct
Wennells at p9re ulene.
!. J. 6uhnm. Ell retired 6armer,
blCu Den 2lOe os iunoet Oso / ut
Siem 3ea RapIos. Get ania9es,
at Sierttilaa bar 8sOsaariG9en 1an
bauoe lille U9ret pda PoliiOntoret paa
flere Gage Tor at ida i'm pon. % oct
te IeoeOe iii at Ell lluOeriDgeIie, meo
nGUnte Rsiultut, iattes i9unQ.
a q q
g9illidm NnoerlOn er Ndpnet pau
Ell ung ipenlt NptOmmCr. iom b1u9te
iia iOrleoen Sag / ct 2rG mar 6alt
Siour 6als. 3aarli9 SelbrsO an9i-
pss iom Adrid9eu iii bans iOrtlpleoe
gambling. SGn bar OGret Nmcrtta
tun omtrsut 10 Waansoer.
ReprGisnidut 2loolpb Rod al Oar.
retiOn bar iislge 0inrretiou ~ytcus"
uotdlt at ban uatGr lille al lille n9
iOm auuOiOat lOr nGDnte 6mbCoe
iaieu. Sdn i9er. at ban lpntes goot
on CpbOloti / gierre O9 I'm Stlllln9
iom Repr0lsntunt. men at ban lille
euiieoe mere al Den Slags. TN al
garidaerue er, at Wtrs. sod oil bd
bdm bismme Tor Cnbuer Fri@. vi
n0rsr BOG in9eu 6rp9t ior at Der
iommCr til at bli DnulieIlQ at lnoe
ell, iom mer emo Qierne oil Ia bans
Ylaos / Stdtens lOpaiUsnoC 6CrlGm-
ling.
Iunlcl Is. GitrCim, lom bOr pdd
lin 6nrm uGr 8arreilOn. baUoC nDllQ
Den lllptie at ina i'm enc Nrm ltp9i
itamierc / nooet Wai,insrl mems
ban par iiUro meo at iG9e Geo paG
u. Rplla9s ,farm peo YoOae. 0an
blep al FIN Sdr, Sper sitreim, taQci
til SOipitalst guperue. Diinn., boOr
ban er unoer SG9ebebanolln9. Nr'
men blcp bruttet pna 10 StCoer neoen'
for glbueu. iua Der er Rare ior. at
ban iommer til al mite i'm enc Sdano.
Zen 5iIiiaOsiOmne er giit Oa bar
6amiIie.
u
Ten isrlic Yr0riebrdno al no9en
gstponin9 bette Mar er melot ira ben
pslirs Gel al 5ripp 6Ountp. SuOrIe'
oss grdnoen be9puoie, er lille tlenot.
men meoens ben raisoe, par Der liOr
g6uelielie blanot Scmelieaoia0erne
iamt 6Olt / ben OmIi99euoe 6n9s
Smuabper Zen t9rls glGlt for
bsisos 5Grsu. 6u Stuno par Spen
Garter / Sure. Og Spsns 6olt gloroe
| iia rsos til at 9au uo ol iluits. on
ginosn penots iia til ipopeit. %
Garter par rsooet. gucrne ndaeoe Ell
6rest. buor be gil no.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21
Might Loosen
up his Gall

There was live young fellow
lioppcd of an automobile this alter
noon and landed in this print shop.
lie was advertising an auto OF special
make. His name was L. Gilbert
Percival, Nj. d., OF that little old
town New York lie announced that
he had the only really, truly, cross
your -heart-to- die auto that ever came
across the pike. He also had the
finest little bunch of gall that ever
became unwrapped i'll the large and
expansive atmosphere oi Nevada
He only wanted about one hundred
dollars worth OF advertising for the
thank you that he handed us. His
advertising was all written up III
blank form and all the editor had to
do was ill in the patches, mount a
cut and tell what an excellent bunch
oi boys there fere connected with this
same only. truly auto. We didn't see
any printers eats" in the package.
There is only one accident that
may happen this young Percival; his
gall may jar loose on the trip and IL
" II be all over with him
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21
Lieut.. Mcclure
Has Relapse

Lieutenant L. A. Mcclure, com
mandant at the University of Neva-
da, who recently underwent an oper
alton for appendicitis at one Of the
local hospitals, suffered a relapse a
few days ago and is again confined to
his bed. Lieutenant Mcclure was
progressing favorably and had been
up about the house for several days
physician ordered that he return to
his bed. According to his present
condition Lieutenant Mcclure will
not be able to assume his duties at
the college until about the first of the
month.-Journal
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21
Difference in
LifeS Start

When first married young Theodore
Roosevelt Jr., came West, went to
San Francisco and entered the en-
ploy of the Sloane Carpet house, be-
genning, as he was pleased to state
at the bottom of the ladder, and in
tending to work through the various
departments until he had reached the
highest wrung of the business He
went to work, so it was stated, as
poor man and a common employee
1t is noted by the San Francisco
papers where he has been spending
his vacation at his beautiful summer
home and that his wife has been the
hostess at upper-ten functions at the
Fairmount Hotel. This is what most
young men would call beginning at
the top of the ladder. There is con-
difference between the sons
OF poor men starting out to climb the
ladder of success in the BUSINESS
world and the sons of rich men TAX
ing 'he positions for a grand-stand
play as stepping stone to some flu
ture scheme. Watch young Roose-
welt, he will be after something, other
than job in carpet house
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21
Cal E. Knapp
Passes Away

Calvin Edward Knapp. enc oi tbs
pioneer residents OF this section. died
at his home in tbs city this morning.
Several weeks ago MIR. Knapp went
TO Reno where he submitted to an
operation. 1t was believed that this
operation was the only way OF saving
or prolonging his life. For time he
rallied but for the past ten days he
has been sinking. Death came as a
relief from great suffering.
Mr.. Knapp, who was born an Ben
nington, Vermont. 62 years ago, came
to this county when a young man,
having resided here for more than 40
years. He has followed carpentering
for many pears and for time was
employed in the u. s. Mint in this
city.
Deceased leaves wife, who was at
his bedside. Miss May Kinney, who
has made her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Knapp for a number of years,
devoted her time to the sick man
during his illness and was with him
II death.
The funeral arrangements have not
been made, and will be announced
later
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21
RAISING BEANS

A farmer in Fallon district has gone
i'll for bean culture, He has SO far
made a success Of his first crop. New
ada every year pays California about
$3O.UNj for beans. If crops can be
raised i'll this tate there is every rea-
son to go into the business. 1t is
planned to put i'll many acres III the
Fallon section on the next season on
this culture. The same crop could be
raised to "a profit in this section
Everv year the vegetable men raise
a small amount OF different varities
of beans for the local market The
experiment is worth trying in Eagle
Valley.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21
STATE BANK CASE
CALLED FOR TRIAL
Re-Hearing Denied Bank Examiner.
Case Goes on Wednesday

The bank case was called before
Judge Langan this morning. At the
opening Of court word was received
from the Supreme Court that the
petition for rehearing filed by Bank
Eaminer Howell had been denied.
This left the field open for few
minutes and Judge Langan announc-
ed that the case would proceed with
Receiver Wildes on the stand.
Attorney Peck, who is represent
ing Mr. Rickey's interests both in the
bank matter and the land case in the
Federal Court, asked that the case be
set over until Wednesday as he had
two witnesses from outside the state
to testify in the land matter. The
Judge granted the request and the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21

bank case will be on again Wednes-
day.
The attorneys were all on hand.
Judge Massey, Attorney Summer
field, Attorney Peck and Attorney
Mack. They all agreed that it was
but just to place the case over owing
to the fact that the two men who are
giving testimony before Judge Far
rington were brought to Nevada at
a considerable expense
1t is the general belief that from
this time on the taking of testimony
will contiue in the Bank case, or as
continuously as Judge Langan can
sit in the case, he having other i'm
portant cases pending in other courts
throughout his district.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21
CAUGHT THE FISH

Cecil Day while fishing Sunday
caught a couple OF cray fish in the
river above the Mexican dam. One
is evidently two-year old and the
other is not much larger than a
shrimp, showing that the fish are
multiplying. 1t is said that the boys
at the Indian School have caught a
number OF large cray fish, while 9th
er parties occasionally hook a large
one Within few years there
should be plenty in the river and at
Washoe Lake, where they have been
planted. The two specimens are on
exhibition at Harry James
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21
WOULD BUILD R. R.
TO LAKE TAHOE
California People Looking Into Pro-
ject. Surveys Have Been Made

Don Williams, who is interested in
Glenbrook Links, was a departure
Saturday evening Tor Oakland and
San Francisco. where he will hold a
consultation with others interested
They have been looking into the
feasibility OF building an electric car
line from this city to Glcnbrook.
The matter is under serious consider
alton and it would not be surprising
To hear Of such an announcement.
1t has been figured that the work
Of grading from this city to the sum
init, about fifteen miles, would be the
hardest feature From the summit
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21

the old grade of the lumber road
would be used. AS several surveys
have been made, the maps have been
secured and this with other data will
be gone over on Mr.. Williams trip.
Several times the talk OF a railroad
from this city has been indulged in, ii
only went as far as the surveys Once
such a road was put into commission
est about the shores of Lake Tahoe
Mr.. Williams may on his return to
Carson have some interesting news
along this line. At present the mat
ter 5 under serious consideration by
California promoters.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21
Word Of Death
is Received

A Letter was received in this city
yesterday announcing the death OF
Mrs. Martha A. Lindsay Friday
night in East Oakland, Cal
Mrs. Lindsay was a resident of this
city for several years and was well
known here and was visiting friends
in this city couple of months ago.
The deceased had been i'll but a
short time and was past 81 years OF
age. The funeral was held iii East
Oakland to-day.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21
STATE DRILLING RIG
UNLOADS IN CARSON
First Well to be Bored on the Ray
craft Farm. Fine Machinery

The well drilling rig that was or
dered by Industrial Commissioner
Norcross arrived III this city yester-
day afternoon. 1t was found that by
trimming down the car would pass
through the tunnel and it was
brought through to the Carson yards.
The work of unloading the affair is
taking place today. This is the most
modern rig that has been delivered in
this end of Nevada. 1t is designed to
drill to a distance OF 1900 feet Holes
can be sunk rom six to twelve inches,
according to the range OF ones
pocket book 1t is on a traction en-
gine base and it will be moved from
we'll to we'll on its own power. The
rig is run by gasoline and looks like
it would do the business.
Commissioner Norcross was super
intending the unloading this morning
He was asked where the first we'll
would be drilled He said:
we are going to try the outfit OH
the Raycraft farm to begin with. We
want to do little experimenting
so as TO get acquainted with the rig.
The ground selected by Mr. Raycraft
is we'll back toward the hill side.
Should we manage TO strike a good
flow OF artesian at this point it will
be a good thing for the land owner
and also for the men handling the
outfit.
AS soon as the rig is tried ont
and we feel we are in position to han
die the tools and the engine. we will
move onto the land optioned by the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21
Will
is Contested

Judge Orr this morning held ses-
son of the District Court and set 4
number of motions for argument
next week One OF the matters set
for hearing was the contest of the
will in the matter OF the estate OF
Mrs. Greenlaw. In this matter the
step-son of Mrs. Greenlaw is attempt
ing to prevent the distribution OF her
estate to the Order of Eastern Star,
which is mentioned in the Will.
This case promises to be stubborn
ly contested and already three of the
leading law firms are interested in
the matter-Gazette.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21

County Development Association
! They have some good land under op
ton and it is believed that plenty o
water can be developed with the rig
Should such prove the case the max
ing OF new farms in this county is as
sured.
I'VE believe that the best kind OF
rig has been ordered The idea was
to secure something that would last
and also do the work. When we
have finished in this valley the outfit
will be moved to other quarters.
Naturally there is considerable ex-
pertinent connected with the new
machine. The state is not IN the bus
mess TO make money, but to help al
ong reclamation projects where gray
ity bitches and rivers are out OF the
quuestion.
"A, to costs this matter can be de
termined better within a few months.
1t is going to take some time to fig
ure on the amount of work necessary,
the speed and the cost OF men. With
a few wells drilled the matter can be
approximately settled, so that party
drilling can come pretty nearly the
price per acre he will have to figure
to drill for water. This is one rea
son for the first experimental well.
I'VE will start the Raycraft we'll as
soon as his casing gets here, 1t has
been ordered from the East and
should be here within a few days, or
as soon as we are able to try out the
machine and get everything in run
ming order"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21
. Wedding
Takes Place

y very pretty wedding took place
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
John Muldoon at o'clock yesterda, J
afternoon, when Father Garland un-
tied in marriage w. w Walker and
Miss Sleanor Muldoon.
Miss Belle Muldoon acted as brides
maid and Frank Muldoon was best
man.
The happy couple left on the even
Humboldt County. The Appeal joins
with their many friends in wishing
them a happy and prosperous voyage
through life.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21
WATT RECEIVERS

News to-day from Lanes hospital
is to the effect that George Watt is
recovering. His illness was as seri-
Gus as could come to any man. After
an operation he sank and for time
but his wonderful and constitution
played their part, and it is now but a
question of few days or weeks until
George Watt will be back at his work
in Austin-Reveille
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-21
Return From
State Trip

Saturday evening the State luhlic
Service Commission returned to this
city from Austin in the state auto.
They spent two days in Austin tax
ing testimony in the water case.
Thirty days were given the parties to
file briefs which i'll turn will be gone
over by the Commission. This is the
first official trip made by the new
Commission in such matters.