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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-11-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
OF EXECUTOR
IN THE FIRST JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT COURT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF ORMSBY
II the Matter Of the Estate of
NELLIE +. HEIDENREICH.

| Nl&l-l-l l. II. II IL lie N KEl I'll,
Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned has this day been duly
appointed and qualified by the Dis
trict Court Of the First judicial Dis
trict of the State of Nevada, in and
for the County of Ormsby, as Execu
| tor of the Estat, Of Nellie F. Holden
reich, Deceased
/ All creditors having claims against
said estate are required to file the
) same with proper vouchers and stat
rtory affidavit attached, with the
| Clerk of said Court, within forty (4O)
days after the first publication of this
notice. if not they will be barred by
the statute.
Dated this 4th day of October. l9ll
THOMAS J. HEIDENREICH,
Executor
Date Of first publication, Oct, 7, 1911
Date of last publication Nov. Is, 1ol
E. O. PATTERSON.
Clerk
JAMES d. FINCH,
Attorney for Executor
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all modern conveniences: also small |
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Enquire of Mrs. Mather, 5l6 East |
Proctor Street
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FOR RENT-A desirable house of |
five rooms. in good location Prac !
tically new. with all modern conven
fences Inquire at this office or
phone 53l.
A new hve-room cottage. with all
modern improvements, bath. electric
lie hts, etc. Phone 53l, or call at this
Office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-11-01
Getting Down to Business

the United States Supreme Court, whereby
that Interstate has the
right regulate railroads. is getting down nicely For the
systematically every ruling
this the
to balk and improvements
their and have forced
the Public such monopoly
The the the roads have only rich but
cessivel opulent wealth udnrd OF millions of dollars
that
accumulated their pockets
decision Court places the regula
With aid OF
will be possible
needed reductions that theirs by right When
No
the people Supreme is evidently this mind
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-11-01
A PrOspectOr's Death

OF much
orw 1t to o
the watcrlcss
blu OF
has a
OF
unable himself Day by he waited human
would have been his
n oi
welcomed the relief lie dreaded the
cold marking this human
who dies the hot Death Valley has his
passing terribl. condition all horrible death The
nothing the departed He the
is
disposal
Of the 5 / 5
death as Miller 5 beyond belief
spite this mans death hundreds OF others will follow the
search metals II would be impossible deter from carrying
follow will make wonder
the trouble worth the OF all the lingering and painful
been recorded in West the
bu man reached The
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-11-01
Seen Differently

OF the
happenings night the this who
delight
ed whit still talking
Virginia audience there
disappointed short show this city after
Virginia
wtne did take well
part o o people who hardly
should be- especially when
There
pcase another
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
TO GIVE DABNEy
SILVER SERVICE
South Richmond Eager to Re
ward Him for Bringing
About Consolidation.

AS an evidence OF their appreciation
oil his efforts to bring about tho con-
solidation Of Richmond and Manchester
Just one year ago. the Business Mems
Club. Of South Richmond and Ches-
tcrfield will present William #. Dabney-
with a handsome silver set Monday
night in the club rooms on Hull Street.
The sum OF 1925 has been subscribed
ny the South Richmonders who work
ed with alr. Dabncy in the annexatton
hight this amount being invested in
the silver service
The gathering Monday night viii
represent more than the membership
OF the club. as all the members Of the
ola Manchester annexation committee
VIII be present Although the annex
alton OF the two cities was legally ef-
fected on April Is. this date falls on
saturday this year. so the celebration
was postponed until next Monday
night for the convenience Of all con-
cerned.
only the outlines OF the celebration
nave been drawn UP yet, but Augnstins
royal. who is working up the affai, in
connection With -. /. roncy. stated
YESTERDAY that a conference would hs
held to-day and the details OF Inc
program arranged MIR. Rowan ,n,i-
mated that there would be scvera,
speeches by Southsidcrs and. OF course.
some remarks VIII he expected from
air. Dabney.
from The cagerness with which the
ldea for the annexation celebration
vas seized by the Southsiders, ii IL Tho
natural suppoeition that the old Man
GhcstcI residents are more than salts
led With The results or the union Of
the cities
In the ho, struggle for consolida
non Alr. Dabney was the Leader Of ths
a nm q uonists and II is recognized
ma. ., me successful elimination OF the
tight was due largely to his cffor,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
What Is Hat? Is Question
Which May Arouse Stormy
Battle.

What is an Easter hat. and what is
an Easter gown? Are these necessities
Or life manufactures These arc the
Questions which the courts Of Virginia
Will be compelled 10 answer about ,his
time next year.
since the publication in The Times
Dispatch Of the intention Of state
Labor Commissioner Doher;y TO pre-
Vent women working overtime III
millinery and dressraking establish
trcnts, the ,.-u.lders havc rc-ochoed
ABOUT the head nf said commissioner
re las trod upon DANGEROUS ground.
tor in enforcing his construction OF
'the female labor laws he viii prevent
many maid and ratron from sec,sr-
ing Easter finery in time for the all
important day OF exhibition.
Indignant milliners and dressmakers
and keepers of stores where hats and
dresses arc made as a SIDE line, have
protested that they do not manufac-
.ure and, therefore, are not amenable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
Doherty 10 Sit on Real Easter Lid

TO the law, The statute forbids the
employment If a woman for longer
than ten hours in any one day, in any
nlanufactul ..g establishment In the
State.
But the fury OF the business people
viii be rs nothing TO the rage Of the
lair ultimate consumers, when they
discover at some rush time in the
future that their orders cannot he
allied because The working women may
not labor overtime. Long hours are
the rule at such norio,.-. and only by
many hours of labor can the orders
be filed
just what arguments Viii he adj
Vshced Is problematical. It may he
nat Mr Doherty's critics will say that
hA's and gownS are creations and not
manufactures. Then, TOO, some Of the
aioresaid products may be perfect
dreams" which arc manifestlv not
manufactured articles All these things
may he heard in defense Of overwork
Whcn ne time comes.
! enc tilcn ,he jury, 1T be composed
| o. married men. VIII nc torn between
| cohiilcNng emotions in The trial ~
! NE employers. Jurors WI on tbo ona
hand face the admonitions OF thair
spouses. and on tic other han, v.i,,
perhaps hail Mr. Doherty's ruling 80
2 relief from Easter bils.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
HOOKER $ CHECK
NEVER PRESENTED
Woman Who Got It for Return
ing Jewels Evidently Afraid
to Visit Bank.

Although a check drawn OH the
american National Bank was given TO
u woman claiming 10 be Mrs /. w
lawson By Oscar Hooker, OF 706 West
Trace street. on April 4 for the re-
urn o. Jeweiry stolen from his home
- nitd never been presented for pay
nent After The Times dispatch first
printed the fact on April 3 that the
Jewels had been returned. the real Mrs
l. " Dawson, Of Seven Pines called
~ me Hooker residence TO deny that
ing been used by some other woman
TOR a reason which has not Vet been
made clear When he saw Mrs. paw
son, Mr.. Hooker had to admit that she
was not the person who brought back
ms property. In view OF this devotion
10 see that the person presenting the
check be properly identified 1t is not
known positively whether he has or
dered the bank not 10 pay it, but he
mas been advised TO take that course
~ the light Of evidence discovered
since April 4. Now it is regarded as
unlikely that the woman who mas
queraded as Mrs. Dawson will cver re-
cclve the reward, as she would hardly
take the risk Of detection While the
police were never able 10 get any clue
10 the robbers. they We're satisned That
the theft was committed ny some per-
son who got the jewelry. valued at
$1,000, without breathing into IN.
house. No effort was made 10 pawn It,
the superstition being that the thief
was waiting for n reward. AS it hap
pens, Mr.. Hooker has recovered everv-
thing, and is i'll no danger Of being
forced 10 pay the thief's agent The
case is one Of the most puxzling that
has ever been brought to the attention
of the police,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
Street CAR RUNS
into STONE WALL
Fears Away Ten Tons Of Granite
Near Free Bridge and Terri
fcs Passengers.
THIRTY ABOARD; TWO HURT
Left Track i'll ovcrton strcct
and Ran Over Sixty Feet
Of Pavement.
THIRTY ABOARD; TWO HURT

Dashing down Ovcrton (Arch) street
Al speed said to bo more than the
NV permits about 1880 o'clock last
night, Hull street car, No. 434 of the
N,rglnla Railway and Power Company.
struck the curve ut Ninth Street, left
me track. ran wild over so feet of pave
ment and crashed into hve-f foot stone
walt tearing. away more than three
up and bruising about thirty passen-
gers No one was badly hurt except
Two NEGROES man and woman, who
we're sllshtly bruised when thrown to
INC floor by the impact
me wall protects the Ninth Street
Gauseway from the thoroughfarc below
Inc great mass of stone tumblcd into
the lower street, which Is little
more than an alley leading to
the water front, and completely block ed
H. The fact that the car did not 70
over the embankment is considered re-
markable.
Motorman r. w. Texter and Conduc-
tor r l. Young, was only slightly
Gamaged by the accident. The fender
was torn away and the glass vestibule
shattered. but the heavy steel guard
was barely denied.
Passengers In IL Panic.
near-panic followed the shock but
order was quickly restored among the
passengers when the car came TO a
sudden stop
wrecking crew was hurried to the
me runaway trolley was placed on
the tracks and taken to the Southside
car barns under its own power The
passengers We're transferred and re-
snmcd their journey TO South Rich
mond.
'rhc wall was struck at the point
Were 1t joins the railing OF the Free
fridge A section OF about ten feet
was torn away
The debris in the street below was
cleared away before . o'clock and that
,horroughfare opened to traffic. which
forenoon.
Just. what caused the car to leave
me rails was not clearly explained last
night Only a brief report of the ac-
cGident was made TO Superintendent
hrNcc, in charge OF tho Southside ter
mlnai. Passengers say that the troll :
icy M the curve, which is an unusual
~ sharp one. nj a speed above the
usual while others attribute worn rails
as the cause OF the accident
II is looked upon as one Of the most
peculiar and frcakish accidents in the
annals Of the local traction company.
ana the fact that no one WAS seriously
injured Is regarded rs miraculous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
ROYAL ARCANUM
I 0 NEE I NE R {
Grand Council Will Advance
Minitree Folkes to Office
Of Grand Regent.

About 125 members OF the Grand
Council. Royal Arcanum. of Virginia,
are expected here next Tuesday ia al !
tend the annual convention. which viii
take place in tho auditorium of MIR
phys Hotel. Minetree Folkes. of Rich
mond, present grand vice-regent Will
be advanced TO The office OF grand re-
gent.
Elaborate preparations have been
made for the meeting, which promises
70 he one Of the most successful in the
history of the Virginia Council The
promotion of Mr. Folkcs will leave a
vacancy in the line of officers. that OF
grand sentry. which. it is understood.
VIII he filled by =, S. Simpson. of
Union Council, 40. 81, Of Richmond.
His election is freely predicted BY those
who are in touch with the affairs OF
the Grand Council
4 ne meeting Will open at noon Tues
day Patrick +. McGowan. supreme
rehresentativc. Of New York. has been
commissioned as deputy supreme re-
gent Of Virginia, and he will act as
installing officer Lieutenant Cover
nor Taylor Ellyson, Judge John RI.
Ingram, J. l.. Beck, S. l.. Bloomberg,
VI NJ. Bickers and W. It Dabncy of
iachmond, are among the permanent
members Of the Grand Council.
Rev f. r. McFaden of this city. and
one OF the most active members Of the
order. II is learned, will be chosen
supreme grand regent at the national
convention, which will be held in May.
rms is the highest office in the Area
mum, and the only other Virginia upon
whom the honor has been conferred is
Judge J.. f. Watts, OF Norfolk who wa
supreme regent about twenty years
ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
BOVIlES IS NAMED
FORTRIP TO TEXAS
Will Go With Second Detail.
Names of Others Not Yet
Made Public.

Up TO last night the only name an
Iounced for the second detail OF Viz
cinia oiiicers to the manoeuvre camp
1T San Antonio, TEX. was that Of
Major r " Bowles, commander Of
Tile Richmond Light Infantry Blues
The names OF the three other infantry
officers to he designated for the duty
may be made public to-day
Major Bowles, With the three com
pans officers, will leave Richmond
probably on sunday. as it is the I'M
derstandins they are expected to re-
port TO san Antonio on April 10. AS
soon rs they arrive at the camp, the
members Of the first detail. now in
Texas, Will leave for their home sta
lions
The War Department in making its
second call. specified that there should
be one major and three company oi-
GERS, all OF infantry. 1t has been the
aim OF General Sale to choose. so far
rs possible, organization commanders.
and, as in this instance no colonel
Gould be sent, the choice fell on Major
BONES. rs commander OF a separat e
orsaniza,ion It is expected that the
remainder OF the detail will be chosen,
one from each OF three regiments
Want Artiiicrymcn.
IN anu!t!p!, General Sale attempted
Yesterday 10 secure the appointment
Of an artillery officer, but this has
not been positively decided
General Sale left last evening for the
bedside of his father. who is critically
III at the family home III Rockbridge
county. He Will, however, keep in
touch with his office BY telephone
Not much Information has uttered
INTO Virginia from TIC members Of the
FIRST detail, now al san Antonio Ap-
parently the officers have been kept SO
closely al work that they have lad
little TING for correspondence A card
from Colonel Nottingham says that
ne weather IS pleasant. but he thinks
i VIII tie Very warm later Captain
!. E'ulmer Bright, the medical officer
on the ground, expresses an earnest
Gesire 10 see the paymaster, thinking
this branchiof the. service has not been
fully represented at The manoeuvres
The changeahleness OF the weather
las Impressed him forcibly. An oc
chs!onhl nostal card has been about the
limit OF the correspondence during the
stay OF The first detail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
BALL PLAYER FINED
Had Row Mt Theatre Because lie Carried
Lighted Cigar.


Lighted Cigar.
On the charge OF refusing 10 move when
ordered TO do so by the police James Bailey.
member Of the Montreal Baseball Club.
was fined $40 in the Police Court yesterday
morning The difficulty started over cigar
which Bailey claimed was knocked from Ills
hand in the Colonial Theatre By one OF the
employees. Manager Lyons and other at
taches OF the theatre told different story.
and the ball player paid over the money.
lie was accompanied by two OF his team
mates. c. r. Demnitt and Richard Carroll.
They were not fined.
The case of Daniel Donovan, arrested a
few days ago at the Penitentiary after serv-
ing term for forgery. and who is now
wanted in Buffalo on the same charge was
continued. court awaiting the arrival OF
officers from New York.
Dcuschio Artiio paid fine Of so for
cruelty overdriving his horse.
w j. Creepy was sen to iai for ninety
days for the theft of tobacco from Larus
Brothers & Company
John Payne colored got ninety days for
stealing lee Their. valued at S5.4s from NJ. $.
Block. Son < Company. Payne noted an APP
peal
sanie Randolph and Frank Randolph were
sent to the grand jury the charge OF
breaking into The establishment Of Howell
Brothers and stealing pistols and other art-
ces 10 the amount OF S?125.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
WOULD RESTRICT
DISPLAY OF FLAG

1ndiscriminate use of United States
flags and OF national songs with the
airs TO which they are generally set.
Is to be discouraged If military men
and journals can have their way II is
argued that vencration for the nag
and affection for songs is cheapcned
by constant use.
one writer says he can see no stimu-
liant for patriotic feeling In the array
Ing OF chorus girls in clothes intended
10 portray the designs on the stars and
stripes The constant waving Of
american nags by speakers on all sorts
81 occasions. from temperance lectures
10 minstrel shows, is also regarded as
objectionable
10 remedy this condition. regulations
such as nave recently been put in use
by the city Of Buenos Ayres. are sug-
Eestcd An ordinance there rorbids
the singing OF national hymns cXcept
on patriotic anniversaries and special
celebrations upon permits issued by
the Mayor This applies TO the playing
Of tunes Of these national songs No
flags OF The nation are allowed on II
stage at any political convention,
church gathering. theatrical perform
ancc or any other affair, except on the
same terms and ut the same times as
outlined above in connection with the
use of songs.
Further no one is allowed TO wear
on any stage the reproduction of the
uniform Of Il member Of the army or
navy. In any character likely 10 pro-
duce rdiculc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
BRING HARGRAVE HERE
MnnChnrScd With DcfrnudinE Merchant
IIcln by Police.

Detective Wiley returned last night
from Norfolk with NJ. /. Hargrave a
young white man. wanted here on
warrant issued by J T.. Eit>anl. charg-
ing him with having obtained goods
10 the amount of Sl6.75 under false
protenscs. HarEravc has been doing
lime In Norfolk for n similar offense
and was held there for the Richmond
police
Mr. Eubank who is the proprietor OF
u grocery store at Twenty seventh and
broad Streets. was willing 10 make n
settlement without going into court
and l1argrave's brother, n business
man OF suffolk. held some negotia-
lions with the Police Department to
that end but he had not appeared up
to late last night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
ONE DAY IN JAIL

Leo Noel Also Fay, Fine for s,.,,,,- !,
OScFcouf. s4
IN me Husiinss conrt yesterday mornlnc
LEO .>oei wnite man. indicted for b-e,k
ms into The house or X X WooI,ork 80
1.eA,ns an oNercoa'. WAS convicted OF enter.
ing without breaking He was nned $40 ana
sentchced 10 one day in tail
'eorse strong. alias James John,op ,.o,
o.ed indicted for breaking into III. house q,
harea Jones was found guilty OF pctty
larceny sent 10 jail for thirty DAYS and
hneH -. lie wat charged with stealing shoes
!" y, c.o'nes 10 the amount % $40
AarE wallace. colored. aen, 10 ai!
ior si3 months and fined SIS for breaking
into the house OF Bette Cousins and stealing
$3.50 in clothes and ,noney
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
bRtTnRlCAL CONTEST AT
KiCHMONB COLLEGE, Tonight

The annual oratorica, contest he.
tween The Mu Sigma Rho and
Philolosian Literary Societies of Rich
mond College VIII lake place this eve
ming az Sis In the college chapel. b.
r. White, r. C. Duval. il, and r. r.
Hall Will represent the Mu Sigma Rho
Society. while l.. F. Paulctte. c L.
Stillwcll and J l.. Welsh will rcprc-
sent the Phloogian society The
winner Of the contest tonight will
represent the college in the State con-
test 20 be held at Randolph Macon
College next month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
Goes to Jury To-Day

ENiaence was concluded Yesterday in the
Law and Equity Court in inc sujt ~ Int,
II wilson 1inc.) against the Seahoard Air
Line hallway The Instructions wor.
a'E"eu before Judge Ingram. and tho case
WI he argued and submitted to the iury
ms morning. Wilson claims that Inc rail-
way company gave him a contract Ia erect
a Tcisht station on Fifteenth Street near
frenkHn, After he had gone Ia sot,c ~
ncnsc. made certain suhcontracts ana pre-
lhFed material. lie was informed that the
tohtract had been placed elsewhere. lie
sues Tor damages in the sum 81 SaoCo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
VIII send Him Back Home.

: Telegram was received by the Po-
lice Department last night from the
parents OF Christopher Larkin. a
twelve year-old boy who ran away
from his home in New York and landed
here IL few days ago. The necessary
fare and shipping instructions were
sent and Christopher will go back
by the morning train. He made his
way here on $40 that he is said to
have taken from his mother He has
bcen in custody Of the Associated Char
tiles since the police took charge Of
him soon after his arrival.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
ncck Goes After po,,oc,,

Councilman Gilbert *, Pollock TO repair or
remove two-story brick Kitchen in rear OF
sis East Broad Street, owned BY Mr. Pol
Fields 10 remove or repair two-story
frame dwelling io5 West Duval Street and
on Daniel Henderson for a similar struc-
lure at i3 Eas, Baker street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
,,cld without BniI,

On complaint OF Maria jackson, d
sixty-year-old colored woman. Sam
Henderson, colorcd. was arrested yes
to-day afternoon, charged with as
sauiting her. Henderson was held
without ball in. the Second District
Station and will appear in tho Po-
lice Court this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
pcddlers Go To Jail.

Wtll Drlyci, Joseph ui.lls..n and Cleyciand
Farmer three young white men, found ped
idl!ng cheap icwclry in sWesthnmptonH and
arrested as Suspicious characters. were ench
placed under a 500 bond to keep the peace
for six months by magistrate In EenTicO
county Yesterday. Unable to furnish the
security the men won't to Jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
Suit on Contested Claim

snii was brought Yesterday in the Law
ana Eqnity Court by stephen \ Ellison 4
company IncD agans, a. w Patterson
D. u Tignor National surety COMPANY and
W. j riilman, and y. w. Smith trusted
iGt damages IN the amour; OF 500 The
claim is contested one growing o,,t ~
business transactions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
Hi Ifer WIN Hottie.

George Wilson. colored. was arrested
last night on the charge OF assault
ing and painfully wounding Ida Wilson,
with bottle. He was locked up and
will be heard before Justice Crutchield
this, morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
Draw Report Monday.

~ ssh was issued YESTERDAY for what will
ipfohaol be the final meeting OF the Burton
suocoIIniuee Of the Committee on streets
tor next MONDAY afternoon at ; O'clock to
formulate report 10 be submitted 10 the
GomIn!tiet on Streets Monday night The
subcommittee consists az Messrs Wonder.
!shr, Miller and Gunst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
Nfnrriuge Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by Deputy Clerk Breeder, of the Hust-
ings Court, yesterday:
Eimore c. Bland and Miss Evie NJ Reid :;
Cahei j. Buchanan and Miss Clara c. Otey;
cdcs Chea than and Miss Pearl Haskins;
Jacob Kaminsky and Miss Pearl Llchen-
stein is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-14
Now HIGH p,in.

Cnder IN oTGer II The Chancery Court II
me oivl:lon OF the property OF 4 M and
Y. G. Meyer a sals was effected YESTERDAY ~
] Inc store SlS Ens' Broad Street occupied by
Nnltlock,s MILLINERY 70 Henry w Rountrce
Tor S1ahN MeYa FlcEenhcimer ana Pres.
ton Cooke. commissioners in chanccry. ef
tacteG the sale