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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15
SPOONERS STATION
DESTROYED BY FIRE
The Old Landmark is Wiped
Out Late Yesterday Afternoon

Late yesterday afternoon Spoon
er's Station, few miles this side OF
Glenbrook, was completely destroyed
by fire Wells Tower, Rodney
Werner and James Atkins, who were
returning to this city arrived at the
place as flames broke from the roof
of the building They. lent every
assistance, but in spite of their efforts
and the aid OF the people at the sta
ton it was soon consumed.
The station has been occupied by
Mr.. Spooner and his son for num-
ber of years. A year or more ago
Dick klrman bought the place and
kept the place open to spooner and
his son
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15

The place has burned down a mum
Der Of times. For years it was one
OF the important stage stations on
the old overland route to California.
Hank Monk drove over the road for
number Of years and Spooner's was
a regular wettingup place at that
that time After the abandonment
of the overland stage route and Glen
brook took decline as a manufac-
turing and wood camp. the place was
practically deserted. 1t has served
as hay ranch of late years and was
purchased by Dick kirman for range,
which is used every year. 1t is not
likely that it will ever be rebuilt
The old barn stands almost a wreck
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15
GRAND LODGE MASONS
NAME NEW OFFICERS
Work Completed in Reno
Final Work Billed for Tonight

The next session OF the Grand
Lodge will be held in Reno.
The election Tuesday in the Grand
Chapter, r. A. NJ, resulted in the
selection OF the following:
Henry Miles. Grand High Priest;
Fred NJ. Shadler, Deputy Grand High
Priest; c. H. Rulison, King; Walter
+. Pratt. Grand High Scribe; Water
H. Harris, Grand High Treasurer;
George Gibson. Grand High Secre
tary; 5. {. Foster, Captain OF the
Host; Charles A. Thompson. Royal
Arch Captain; Adolph Jacobs. Grand
Sentinel; c. II German, Principal
Sojourner; +. \. Frisscl. Master oi
the First Veil; l.. +. Durley, Master
of the Second Veil; Herman Davis,
Master Of the Third Veil
Robert w Levers and A. Spencer
OF Reno have been selected 10 attend
the Imperial Council at Buffalo OH
July u
The ceremonial session OF the
Shriners will be held this evening
Twenty will be conducted before the
Mystic Shrine BY the officials OF
kerak Temple. Potentate \ w
Holmes will preside
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15
COMMISSIONER NORCROSS
ISSUES A CALL
Ask Citizens to Meet and Plan
a Future for This County

such lines that the meeting IS called.
are paying the taxes should respond.
Their lands will advance III price
should the movement prove a sue
cess, and the entire community ben
>iit. There is room Tor hundred
small farms in this section, and the,
can only be made possible by some
such logical and concentrated action.
Other sections OF Nevada are 60
ing ahead, mainly on account ol agri
uitural improvements and the open
ing Of small tracts OF land 10 settler
who come to 4 section to cast their
iot and make living for themselves
and their families. 1t is such people
that would make this county the
most prosperous in Nevada.
The first plan is to get the money.
and bylaws will be As useless a,
farm in a desert Ormsby County
has Il lot OF resources that could be
pulled to the front with some such
action as planned by COMMISSIONS,
Norcross. Ormsby County has cult
waited the habit OF waiting for events
10 happen. They have been so far
apart that most of those who have
waited have bought lots in the grave
yard. The money that is going into
California real estate every month
would make every acre Of land in
DrmSby bear revenue 10 those who
would invest III home enterprise
There is chance to help yourself
by organization and the time is ripe
60 to the meeting
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15
Man is Bit
by a Rather

William Stock, OF Stock & Ziegler,
proprietors of the City Market, had
the misfurtune yesterday to be struck
on the back Of the hand by rattle
snake al the slaughter house, and
passed a rather anxious afternoon
and night But heroic treatment was
given by DR.. Toogood, and Mr..
Stock appears in good condition to-
day after his exciting experience.
No serious results are now antici-
pated. fl
Mr. Stocks hand was considerably
swollen this afternoon, but thus far
there is no indication Of the poison
spreading to the arm. Mr.. Stock
was struck by the snake as he was
leaning over to pick up a piece OF
wood, and id not see the reptile in
time to get out of harms way
Chronicle
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15

Charles Norcross, head OF the In
duStrial Commission has issued 4
call to the citizens Of this county.
He asks those who are interested in
section TO meet with him III the As
evening where il is hoped thar plans
may be laid to establish a county
development organization. The meet
ing is called for 8 O'Clock 1t IS to
be hoped that those who believe in
the future OF this county will be on
hand
1 he idea Is to organize, with the
interested people OF this county, and
establish means of raising funds for
The development of the agricultural
resources Of Ormsby County 1t is
realized by all who have ever given
the matter any consideration that
thousands OF acres Of tillable lands
are idle in this section mainly from
lack of effort
In order TO get this matter proper
ly before the people, this meeting is
called 1t will be necessary to raise
funds III order TO carry the matter
through Ia a point where the land
can be offered settlers. In order t.
raise the necessary money it is pro-
posed 10 organize under a recent
law passed by the legislature.
Unless there Is some organization
that can take hold of this problem
in an intelligent manner, and with
com enought TO start right il would
be useless undertaking 1t is in
order to start the movement along
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15
WARREN BANQUET

Tomorrow evening the members
OF the Warren Engine Company to
gether with the Junior Company, will
give banquet! This is an anniver
sary affair has been customary
Tor years to give dance At this time
IS warm and many members are alb
sent, il was decided to hold a ban
quet instead. All members are ex-
pected to be on hand, as one OF the
boys stated this morning that 'there
would be something doing
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15
TREATING INDIANS

Drs Harrison and Gardner are
more or less busily employed these
days teating the eyes of the Piutes
of this region AS is we'll known,
a large percentage OF the Indians are
sufferers from trachoma, and the ply
sicians have for some time been op
Grating upon them for this affection
Lately they have performed several
operations for peterigia, an affection
following trachoma. Some of the In
dians submit quite cheerfully to the
white mans medicine, but others are
still loyal to the old tribal practices
Standard
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15
Storey Jail
is Empty

For the first time iii many years,
the Storey county jail is now with
out an occupant, the last prisoner
confined there having served his term
and was liberated this week Since
the transfer OF the Federal prisoner
to the Washoe county jail. there has
been anly small number OF local
prisoners housed II the jail. but now
the | ocal supply has run short, and
the iron door stands ajar Ralph
Johnson, who was taken to Reno
yesterday broke the spell.-Chronicle.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15
Realistic Pictures
at the Grand

The incidents OF this beautifully
pathetic and romantic picture oc-
Cured at the time oil Napolean Bona
parte. Comte de Charney is sen
fenced TO life Imprisonment In the
same prison Gihardi, an Italian is
confined He has beautiful daugh
ter, Theresa, who visits her father
and sees de Charney exercising in
the prison yard. lier eyes ioiiow
him as he bends over to examine u
little flower springing up in the pave
ment. and hears him exclaim, Pic
ciola." or little flower
Theresa in her visits 10 her father.
notices the growth OF the plant and
the careful and tender consideration
which the count gives it. De Char
cola possesses medicinal qualities.
Plucking the leave he administers
them to the petition to the Emperor
Napoleon asking him to grant per
mission to remove the stones which
are crushing the plant, Theresa car
ries the message TO Napoleon, who
receives her kindly and says he will
give the permit in person. Napoleon
himself, with Theresa, enters the
prison yard and grants de Charneys
petition and "Picciola" lives. One
month Napoleon not only pardons
de Charney but also grants a petition
TO Theresa's fatheer Theresa and
the Count embrace and--we can
guess the rest.
AT the Grand. you will never see
anything but that OF the highest
quality. and nothing but late releases.
For the small sum of ten cents. you
cannot do better than spend an even
ing az the Grand, you'll enjoy it.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15
AFTERNOON TEA

esterday afternoon Miss Edwards
and Miss Bryant entertained one
hundred and twenty-five lady friends
at the home OF Miss Edwards. The
affair was a tea and proved most en-
joyable, as the ladies were there in
Der OF the younger ladies assisted in
serving the refreshments The color
scheme was green and white, the
home being decorated; with green
vines and profusion. OF snow balls
1t was pleasant afternoon
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15
RETURNS TO CARSON

Mrs A NJ. McCabe, who has been
i'll in Reno for some time past and
underwent an operation, was among
the arrivals this morning. The lady
is considerably improved in health
and is on the road to ultimate re-
covery.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15
BROUGHT IN BOARDERS

Sheriff Billy ingalls, came up from
Goldheld last evening, having a
couple of boarders for Warden Baker
The Sheriff is putting in the day in
this cit, taking in the shade and
green sights as relief from the
desert.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15
Lively Storm
Hits South

The electric storms which have
been travelling about Nevada for the
past ten days have hit several camps
and caused considerable trouble.
The electric power line running from
Bishop Creek to the Southern mines
has had a number of transformers
put out OF commission. The mill at
with tightening. No great damage
is reported and no one killed. The
storm was one of the heaviest Of its
vada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15
GOES TO CALIFORNIA

ALI Mccarthy was a departure for
California last evening, where he has
accepted a position
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15

We are prett., busy but we can han
die your job work. Bring it in.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-15

FOR RENT-A four room house
furnished, lights and water Mum
bered 500 S. Minnesota st
JOSEPH NJ. KANE.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-13

1000 Yards Beautiful Wide
Cluny Lsces and Bands,
Worth Up to SO Cents IN c
Yard --..........-. -......-....-- ....-~ "
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-05-13

1000 Pair Ladies' fiue Sc NJ
less Hose, with real Msco
White Fo,t, extra value II =
at 15c pair -..- .......s-.f2S
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-28

sghis AZ eneoloais stsbssa aimtrsy nat rgpli.ea sn,
equally hsr asniaahie srstlnn Of
Hisssaays vaus %
pssido tto possible ynos fsvsf sAfrrf IN ihe city hoao wg
CUTTERS iough Barrels m banana isases agba
brought nio ~ campaign eonmtiees
experimental pupon Weger
Of moqntoe and from che Ecniy
samples indentaeatn eight BE-
Eight proportion
any being
~ extinct variety n this city
The Rhi6oehon that thoeht BY che
Of
everyone
withdraw their objections
resi n0Eat
Tho mosquito question proven correct
In their plon Convinced th absolutely of the necessity
without
h under Doctor oue originally and under Doctor Blue ate The
mittee positively the advice them originally
advice which their campaign
swamp campaign
portions Of which the lived that
involved cleaning searching thousand
empty empty cutting grass
fixing of innumerab leaking the inspection
cespoo buildings
mosquitoes breeding
householders the sanitary plumbing and
personal premises
places
preliminary phases many
public they represent merely the
bulky of evidence something
recognized
time
meanwhile every good
get in and help for Honoiuiu's sake, stil stands
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-28
ror THn Oo1nEoN coon.

The stats Honoua % guard ssain'
shipaont pessd The mainland and 10 atahng wO more
sD At tho pcst Of general entry . ho Up ras h man
mia This = how serious California REGARDS u" M'
Fansan fruithy condition in Hawaii
Aereans white and women who are
70 cooperate authorities in helping reduce the numbers
f the hy They guard premises from becoming breeding
for the point of insult and sometimes
q che point force the fruit inspectors do anything
for them GiGard reports that he having
no cooperation Of the Hawaan orienta
serious difficulty in getting even @
Of ade of thought in this city Some openly
Of fruit alone and allowing
and looks pretty
Perhaps that the fly is attacking the
coffee cherry breeding the bols of cotton
majority of back will that the position
hayeta is Of Of the good
suggested measures In
possible this In hguve
suggestion that taken too literally by
back of the fruit trees
the other wild fruit bearers
large extent culuis advocating
fruit Mr. Gferd The loss Of one seasons crop
little thing for the good such thing would to
community"
identical
with fight against active community
operation that the public
work. but the community must be
while laws must be
health officers instructed to that there no going back
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-28
HoNonuLu,s Av1ArroN Mnnr.


the working irship the spectacular although apparently the
day will thrilling manipulate
way
Honolulu behind oppor
have than aviation giving their demonstrations of
military
greatest practical will only
who
had opportunity o mainland shows
Hawaii situated that aviation is likely become important
being
Turkey FIRST time they
probably mantdf
and navy officers who take in the coming Honolulu
in and important part of the
the exhibition
officers readily enO the enterprise deserve common
already he vaOn
The fly, especially, merit still bust
The brdmen leaders perfectg invention which realize the
agsfOr there who think little
te olernble All
expermenters
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-28
The Republican Prospects


Of Hamilton Chicago
Washington believe that
Taft virtually confessed Republican the
country it.
sentiment Northwest with
encouragement felt
through who
knows i.''
anything politician
himself,
altogether politically
course, Fafhas Why should he elevate
aqythng
bring forth presidential
national election ptnsf parties
national popular
inquiry
politics
are In the air, The expert novice alike feeh
The country
lie Take will
at the coming session Of viii tariff board
show
house Presidents tariff
upon them
question.
divisions both they
takes Supreme cdt decisions the special nvga
lions discussion
currency question any nnugurated
campaign
And then there tho Of the public expenditures
The Democrats promising apply tho pruning knife literally
Is always lak In such policy obviously for
In view Of all these any Republican,
or low, tie his door
better bat they by desperate They almost ba
i~ise before ia the paFys history without defeat reutinE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-28
NEWS AND ACCURACY.

appears quite the and where it
Of the constitutional party
Chinese cabinet had arranged ariee with the
the Toxic correspondent OF The
correspondent of this the Orient has been
seventywo hours
Advertiser
recognized the local Chinese that they recently postponed
special did confirm the after
regarding the fall Of Picking which has not yet fallen by
way. e'8s
the
papers scng all the other papers
In the opening paragraph
msies taken for granted that the
have been agreed
upon, .i-'5
commented that The Advertiser gives its readers
whether originating Honolulu in Washington OF
in the orientd of its rivals
this has Subscribers and readers than
afternoon papers combined
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-28
1ARcpR POLICE DEPARTMENT NEEDED.

of demonstrated the necessity
police series crimes including
committed, while conditions in
quarters of police control and further crime
may be expecte for it,
is mott the
police this city there should be force
patromen eight mounted police
duty, twentyh in ALL exclusive
police ation flee
their budget for 1912 should provide fol-
including at least white to the police
number Of white the city in
police uniform with them, either
protectors
hing they consideration.
growing rapidly the municipal
This is the garbag
department especially in the police department 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-28

as a result Of insufficient nourishmsnt
given them while there. Furthermore,
people who had been using prisonorB
for their private work, reported that
the authorities had told them TO feed
the prisoners as they got insufficient
feed in the Jail. !. -.
From all sides those who had to do.
with the prisoners, claimed that the
jailbirds were only too glad toswork
outside, because then they got enough
to eat, which they did not get In the
Jail. The blame was placed on the
supervisors, it being stated that they
did not allow enough money for the
support of the prisoners. The super
visors deny that they. have been stingy
in this respect. Austin says that the
board win probably Investigate the
matter thoroughly at its next meet
ing IN view of the fact that reports
have been made from. time to time to
the effect that some Of the money set
aside for prisoners was spent to feed
others, the supervisors may, says
Austin, consider a proposition to con-
tract the feeding of the prisoners to
restaurant keepers, who are to bid on
feeding the inmates at SO much head
per day.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-28
FOUND DEAD IN
AUWAI WITH THIS
WINE WITH HIM
(Fron Mondays Advertiser. )

(F'rom Mondays Advertiser.)
Leaving home to purchase "a bottle
of wine man. supposed to be John
Kelekolio, forty years of age, disap-
peared Saturday afternoon to be found
dead in an auwai on Liliha street yes
terday morning, with the bottle Of wine
still clutehed in his hand.
The body was not identified until
last night and the Identification is still
tentative, insofar as the body, which
is in the morgue, has not been seen by
Mrs. Kelekolio, but there is little doubt
that the dead man was her husband
her description of him being exact,
Is An autopsy was held yesterday after
noon which showed death to be due tc
natural causes, alcohol having stamped
a plain mark on the mans system
Death was ascfibed to weak heart
He was found above School street il
the open ditch that runs the length o.
Liliha street, and so far as known, hs
was not seen from the time he stumbled
off the street until his body was found
He formerly lived in Kalihi camp
but since the removal of the tenants o.
that place has been living nearby witt
friends. He was Mrs. Kelekolio \
fourth husband, he having been pre-
.ceded by carpenter named Inch VIII
fell to his death from the roof of on
of the Fort Shafter buildings.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-28
THE VISITING . FLEET.

Pacific fleet has been much delayed and the
twelve warahirs i've Honolulu
hearty welcome TO Rear Admiral Thomas
though he had weeks with
powerful fond aloha to the
Navy, it much better late this time
confidently Honolulu the
that which viii into the
include Of Uncle SANS nPardfoadnong
be regarded second home by the Of the Army sta
maintain reputation she gained
good port which % drop anchor.
The Of tho Pacific 'er 10 port win add to the number Of
Honolulu will be thankful Thursday and the wish general
win thankful
w
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-28
RAPIl PRlGREsS N NlRR or EITENllHG
HILO RAILROAD TO NANILU IND BEYOND

Traina may be operated oyer ihe or.
tohsiou n che niio fAllfoad 10 Iiaka.
lae about the eecohd week in Dccem.
bof, according 70 q statement made b.
l.. A. Thpratou, gepeAi manager Of ne
hilo Railroad Company, who arrived
from Hilo yesterday.
Rapid progress has been made on the
extension IN the last few. months. Mr.
ThuTpton reports that the station build.
ing at fIohomu, has been completed
and tfainz are now running regular.
y 70 that point. rh0.las atecl bridge
between HouDnau ana iIak6lan was sp.
pftaehing completion, tho estimate be
ing that Il would be fnished about
next week "Wednesday. After that II
VIII take only about three dayb 70 lay
track from there 10 HalSalau. and the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-28
kauai .DIPHIHERIA
CASES ALL Owe

The board of health announced We
terday afternoon that ldiphtheria sit
alton on Kaui is now practically a thir
of the past, Cultures, were received We
terday by the s. s. Kinau Of the p
fients under observation at Waims
Hanapepe and al these proving, neg
tive; President Pratt wirelessed up q
dering the cessRtion. of quarantine.
( . Wainfea and HaHapepe have been q
two eenterB Of the present series
cases, the one ct MAXWELL which
now also declared pan, .shsvinRe be-
tEhced to the Hanapepe school, N
two. patients at. Hanapepe. are DO
teachers and wiz. now return to The
.pQsitionAs -. - !. n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-28

hallnaiinf ard smoothing oul Of the
llas would tphs about week longer.
20 that tfaiut should ibt operating 90
Bahnluu, distance bf about afteon
miles from fiiio, about she second week
In Dccombcr.
The big bridge ncroas the Hakalau
guleh, $50 feet long and 176 feet high,
4 couplote, except Tor the placing Of
the girders. The grading between Hn.
kalah and IaupahoehOs NINA distance
Of approximately ten miles from Hh-
kalau, IL more than half done. The
2sOO-f0ot tunnel at Mauiua is approx.
mAtely two.thifds completed. The tun.
mel has been driven undor the direc-
tion Of Engineer Aston, who estimates
Il win be completed tho first week IN
March.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-28
Die nRAlTn OF rnR AhMY

Hapi haa hf % the NJ the regular
h which American stationed bat
Aad W hg discharge affected s disease and also had the
Highest admitted ilf hpta und effective for service
according report sugp general the army 1914 ou y
Hfy qHnpd le asna there o Visits 90 ihs has
aia dpnR W 4fh although good nAiuel3 flfnia 10 fhe
pRsa fiHtf Haland iA fAnasana reported CO.. aA lFe
H % 40 flipnef lhe aHwlf oH losaa ibsu no ve
hHHg
NFa fiein HRna ffQ ilibnanH aA1 AigdR 1a aWaH laa
fiHaff fom i hfHg ihHagh afHfs topHana nnini
EsfH HHlnafa lafN NAdNf ff hfhH NlR Uhnah lftf
4haAal0H W AHl ~ hfeH ela aaetr ite Naa Az
MF FAe ~ eH smeag ~ neHlia flf f aah
tsasH FAHH Nf fFaafN 2Ha ess5l eHma lf faa AHIlr9
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-28

AnoiAef msiieF relating 20 The Iillo
iali's managamenf 81 ~ pIinoaeis bad
NJ 40 Ssh fte f0of, Furnished lhem.
ffau Hana Zones lhe Fepafl ~ raml
Tlaluil iiaf rllaanfls. oha ~ bees
lfasfeaHifa d ~ Iall hsFe hfsamf m