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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-19
SOME FIGURES IN
ORPHANS HOME QUESTION
Member of the Board Explains
Cause of Raise

/ points To the TACT that Western Ne
vada practically fills the Home. O
| the number now at the institution
Ormsby furnishes Is, Washoe Coun
| ty % and Storey County 20. Doug
| las County has but 3 children, Lyol
| County ?, E,emralda 4, Nye s. in,
! rest are scattering and clark ant
Lincoln have no inmates.
The following fact is related by lii,
report OF Joe Joseph, the iorme
Superintendent, will be OF state III,
terest and also make the taxpayers G.
this county take notice:
During the past two years ts.e Euit
ber OF inmates increased to over 10,
children, and the dornitorlcs and
dining-room proved too small Tor all
to be accommodated. For these re-
sons the Board OF Directors toun
steps to stop the increase by raising
the price for the care OF children
and reduced the number by compell-
ing parents were found to be nonreo-
idents of the State OF Nevada to take
their children from this Home
The Home has been established II
years, during which time 800 children
have been admitted and cared for.
Since our last report (Deccnber,
1909, 40 children have been admit
ted, and ~ discharged
We have now 81 children III the
Home, As boys and 40 girls Their
ages range from TO II gears.
The highest number OF children
cared for during the past two year,
was lO2. -..-.... --...-.... -...-.-........-.
Average number OF children main
tanned, o.
Cost per child per day, less salary
OF teachers, Superintendent and Ma
iron, ol cents.
Cost per child per day. including
above mentioned salaries, II Is
cents.
The State Board is endeavorino to
help the counties weed out the unde-
serving inmates and force parents
who are able to care for the children
In case OF full orphans the Directors
have no choice. When application i
made in such cases they must be ad-
mitted.
OF late many applications hav,
been received by the Board from non
residents, who come TO this state, re-
main a short time and either desert
children or attempt to do so. 1t i
IN order to stop this traffic that the
Boar Is acting with vigor 1t natur
ally hurts the legitimate cases. as il
does in Ormsby and Storey Counties.
and with this view the member, ol
the State Board will gladly consul,
with the members of the Board. OF
commissioners in any place or
county
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-19

Yesterday the Appeal took up ti'
dered by the State Board and direct
ed to the County commissioners. In,
fact that it worked d double tax /:
the most startling feature OF the mat
ter. The Appeal man visited Survcy'
or-General Deady and heard tho
Board side ot the story. Mr.. Deady
first stated that he beiIeved with the
Appeal that the Legislature did moi
appropriate enough money to mann
tain the institation as II should Ii
the State institution is to be run prop
erly money enough should be set
the otner necessary institutions that
arc maintained by Nevada. his Is
the fault ol the Legislature.
\ review OF the Conditions WAS
then gone over ne list oi inmates
from TINS county WAS taken up ana
showed the following: OF the u in
mates i'll the Home December 81,
1910, Ormsby County has ~. Ol the
number there Is uoI a iul orphan.
he oldest chlid auniltca from tnla
county Is Is years OF age, while the
youngest Is but : years o. age. / lie
eighteen year-old Sl,l has siioe D>ci'
discharged lrom t..c iIu1Et, wnlic
possibly one OF two oticrs Will so
nut this year.
Oh The u inmates III t.c Home IA
the end oI the year thee Acrc Dtt Ii
full orphans. in several cases the
parents OF the cnildren are living, ANA
III most cases where the cngtdren have
Dcen placed i'll Tie Home there Is a
widowed or deserted mother VINO
makes the application. Some OF the
cases are needy and deserve the
State benefit, while i'll others there
- Il broad question.
The fact that there i, not enough
money appropriated TO carry on the
uIdSl tic OIQ OIuGI, d1lu
IN order to force parents to take their
from the Home where the,
are able, has prompted the raise by
the Board
Some very unjust cases are now
forced on the state. 1t is III order to
set this matter at rights tiIat tic Il,
ton Il being forced. In most OF the
counties the parents OF a half orphan
is compelled to pay the keep price
to the county where the child is ad
mittted from. This reimburses the
county. In Ormsby County an un
fortunate condition arises where the
parent is unable to pay the price and
thus ii is set upon the county. Mr,
Deady hopes TO meet with the Coun-
Iy commissioners and go over the
with them, in hopes that both
the state and the county may be re
ieved.
\ further review OF the matter
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-19
MASONIC NOTICE

The stated communication OF Car
son Lodge No. |. +. & 4. NJ. viii b.
held Thursday night April 10Th al
/: 30 o'clock Lewis Chapter No. l,
X. A. NJ will hold its stated convoca-
ton on Friday night ut 7:S0 o'clock.
At this meeting the Grand High
Priest. will pay his official visit. AT
$50 o'clock Friday night called
communication OF Carson Lodge No
/. +. & A. NJ will be held to receive
the annual visit OF the Grand Master
Sojourners cordially invited.
BY order of the W. NJ
Ey order OF the H. p.
t. d. VANDERLIETH
Secty
GEO w KEITH,
Secty
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-19

ern Pacific, il is unders stood, will 500.
be commenced The force under M.
Hansen has been at work for som
time and expect shortly to submit :,
report to the proper officials. Thi
is but one section Of the entire Souti.
ern Pacific line that is now being sur
veyed The action follows the an.
nounccment that the entire line will
be double tracked, the work to be
completed prior to the opening of the
Panama-P acific Exposition at San
Francisco in l915.-Journal
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-19
NO EZRA SESSION

The San Francisco papers are print
ing story that an extra secession o:
the Nevada Legislature would be call
cd by Governor Oddic tc provid>
funds for the Panama Fair. The Gov
crnor denies the story and states en-
phatically that there will be no extra
session. The one that he just go,
over has been sufficient fof all hands
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-19
FROM THE COAST

H. A. McCraney, who has been on
the coast for the past two months, is
spending few days i'll this city.
Mac says he has been seeking health.
He certainly looks like he found it.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-19
VISITING CARSON

=. IT, Mulcahy and wife of Sparks,
came up on the passenger thi, morn
ing and spent the day with friends in
this city
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-19

George Meyers, who has been at
tending the c. A. r. Encampment al
Fresno, Cal, was among those to re
turn to Carson on the passenger this
morning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-19
FROM RENO

Miss Emma Vanderlieth. who has
been spending several days in Reno,
returned to her home in this city on
the morning train.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-19
FOR SALE

Good work mare. would make ex-
cellent brood mare Apply at the
Schulz Market
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-19
FROM THE. COAST

Will Cation. who has been spend
ing several days on the coast. was
among the morning arrivals.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-19
OVER FROM HOBART

! George Oliver of Hobart Mills,
came in on the morning train. He is
looking after Company affairs in this
city
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-19

Get your job work at the Appear
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-04-19

GEO. ". KEITH,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-02

schools ever to the city about eight
cen months age, we have spent about
twenty thousand dollars in repairs.
and while the buildings are not large
CROUCH in many cases to accommo-
date the number of children, yet the
buildings are in better repair now
than when they were turned over.
The Board of Supervisors are a CO.
ordinate branch CT the city and coun-
ty government, The law gives the
board large powers. As mayor
have no desire to take any of its
powers from it, The law also gives
the mayer large powers, and import
ant duties | dc not think the beard
wants to take any powers or duties
from the mayor. If each is sincere
ly Gesilous of using only the powers
given by the law there will be no
trouble about harmony between the
beard and the mayor. | certainly
want harmony in order that all cen
nected with the city and county gov
eminent may work solely for the
public coed"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-02
URGENT NEED FOR
MORE SCHO0LHOuSES

City and County Engineer G. H.
Gere submitted his report at the end
OF the old and beginning Of the new
administration today. After reciting
in outline the work accomplished BY
his Office, he says
The work done under the appso.
priation for maintenance of schools
has been confined to an attempt to
keep the pre~ent buildings and
grounds in repair. The amount pro-
vided for the year was inadequate
for a proper maintenance Of the
buildings, and for the coming year
should be increased to $4,000.
New schoolhouses are urgently
needed in Manoa Valley, Kalihi-kai,
Watertown and Kailua, besides the
need of large modern buildings to
take the place OF the present Pohu-
kama and Moiliili schools
"a number of the present build
ings can net ac ommCdate the schol-
ars applying for admission, MoiliiH,
Aiea, Waipahu, Kahuku, Waialua and
kaneohe being the principal com
plainants.
EVA school, owing to its isola.
ticn, should be provided with a new
teachers cottage to accOmmOla
four bachelor girls.
Il would recommend that the Aiea.
Pearl City, Waipahu and Eva schools
be each placed in charge of JAM
tor who shall be employed by the
month. The care of the buildings
and grounds is too onerous task
to exact from the small pupils who
attend thece hools, and during the
summer mouths both buildings and
grounds suffer from lack of proper,
care"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-02
SUPERVISORS
FOR fight
Continued from Page u


| Dwight at a special caucus held some
days ago.
When the matter of adopting the
recommendations for committeeman
was put to a vote there was a plain
and unmistakable mo" coming from
Supervisor Lows corner.
The appointment was made final
save that of the membership of the
ways and means which matter VIII be
one OF several interesting items to be
tackled by the new board at the first
regular meeting to be held tomorrow
evening.
The new board may have gone into
office something likened to a lion, but
the old body passed cut of existence
at the hour of twelve with lambike
placidity.
Amid the plaintive airs of Hawaii
the former lawmakers of the City and
County of Honolulu stood attention as
the big clock licked off the seconds
which brought the hands to the noon
hour.
Shortly after ten thirty, Mayor Fern
called the old board together for the
final session. There was host of IN
paid claims against the County that
required attention. These were pass
ed and ordered paid. A slight flutter
was occasioned by the intoduction of
naccount for $1,000 which covered
the cost of large picture of board
members that ROW adorns the walls
Of the Assembly Hall. Kane was in
favor of removing the work should the
members be taxed TO rits payment.
Cox advocated leaving the picture
alone. The account passed with a.
host Of other bills,
Mayor Fem extended his felicia
tons to both old and new board mem
bers by the introduction CT two we'll
filed boxes Of cigars.
Berger and his musicians made the
corridors Of the Mcintyre building
ring with a varied program of melo-
dies and at one time it was believed
that the musicians would clog the pro-
gress of legislative machnary in an
endeavor to sNeed the parting host.
Quina was the first member to in
dulga in the distribution of verbal
bouquets. He began by extending his
thanks to Mayor Fern for many cour-
tesics extended during the past two
year term of Office
in doing this believe that ! vote
the sentiment of the board in tel !
Quinn. Despite difference has al 'ys
prevailed among the members when !
they leftthe Assembly Hall.
Quinn took occasion to thank the
various heads CT departments their ne-
sistants and he included all the work |
ors on the payroll Of the municipality. |
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-02

ing directly from these ports ami VII
probably ccme in greater numbers
III the future. The yellow fever mos.
quito is here but has never become
infected. The malarial MOSQUITO has
mot been introduced.
The work Of the service in these
islands has increased in several di-
rectiCns. During the last year il has
included, among other things. the in
srection Of 592 vessels and disinfec.
ton of 60. CT which 10 were actually
infected or had recently been infect
er; inspection of 1875 passengers
and GO $40 members of crews and
QUA immigrants, of which los We're
rejected. During the year no outga.
ing quarantine has been established
Tor Honolulu, but one was establish.
ed for nearly two months for Hilo en-
account of a few cases of plague at
that Fort and in a noighb1rng dis
trict
"The service has continued to c.
operate with the territorial board Of
health in the suppression ana proven
ton Of plague, and especially in the
destruction and determination of rats.
During the years 32,116 rats and mon
goose were received at the laboratory
of the service and of these oyer
three fourths were examined bactcr-
iologically.
AT the request Of the territorial
government a large number of Rus ,
sian immigrants were quarantined at
the station for more than. a month !
chiefly because of diphtheria. This
was practically a matter of necessity ,
because Of the facilities of the sta !
ton for handling large numbers. AMI
at the same time was great saving /
in expense"
Taking up military affairs. he
urges the construction of a new Ma
-lonal Guard armo-y. tells of the m Ii.
AIRY defense work at Pearl Harbor
and Honolulu and makes a statement
If the moneys appropriated for this
purpose
The report c'oses with number CT
tables on the liquor traffic
# the territory
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-02
MAYOR FERN
TALKS OF CITY
Continued from Page II

genital and ne essary. For coopera-
ton between two authorities is much
easier than among thee, which will
be necessary if the pre1ent system
of Territorial and city government
cCn,inu-s.
New City Eall
Honolulu Is a capital -ity. 1t is
the fl. st American city and Amefi-
can outpost reached from the Orient.
1t can not long continue to house her
city cEcia!s in rented rooms in a
commercial building. A suitable City
Hall is something for which the city
and county government should begin
at once to mature plans, A suitable
site should be provided from the pub
licly owned lands, and means should
be found to provide for the cost Of
gu h building. The city for the
past two years has been paying about
three hu- lTed and twenty-five dol
lars per month rent. This would pay
the interest on a sufficient bond is
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-02
lOVERNOR FREAR'S ANNUAL REPORT
SIOVS dAWAIpS S7EADY Progress
CeI Executive of Territory Tells of Work Accomplished in
PaSt and Plans for the uture-LegsIation Is Needed
GOVERNOR URGES LEGISLATION

e OF the urgent needs for
e
"loSn the suspension
i so lar as they relate OF
desired
% ana hahului ha1bo begin
noiulr iio f o ' ~
The creation of national
@ and neghboring
lighthouse depot greatly
A hsh hatchery a al aren
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Fptare5 for pooord r on -o.o
Ron wiro Chow, TnOa4 ~ 49, n4,o
/ 70 Coor9o NJ w;,a,~ " ~ '900 -
n dor, Cton,an4 o,,l ,,,e -. -. =
! porL If uouoii1t1 " 80 80 r. !.
~ Mcc s+owar+ ard rs -, ,rtnao ~ l'''
RANK Of uawaii IA n
po,,o,t w cathoa,. a,,, L
Acbuck " ~ " N'' n
Minnie 7 egros o,d ha, - y,,It,a
| II prod1o, +
NJ Koornmi ona f 49,. =, ~
Hmm ~ =
ron,os n noia - t. =, -
CoItd \ - = I tpi ,
K.nocbo bioo M;I, -, - -
=" '.'l''>'' ''N' $3.50, ,It,, =
Ea1iol,o Naw,bi,,I +o Cs,S. - -
Oahu poi1u,a, o, ~,
sett 10 ia ~
Dowsett 70 ia 70 oohn pa,,,,a,. o
Land ~
Doweett CoI+d ,,, rna 90 haa.,,,.i, -
orc 10 OH, pn;,n,au q -
~
E,tersI for paoo.L % ,oto
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-02

sue or other Indebtedness to build a
building suitable for a city hall
The rast two years have seen
vast improvements in our city parks,
but | believe that the plan of small
parks and squares as Fairgrounds for
the children and breathing places for
the community should be extended so
"A kat every part of the city would
haze public grounds of this kind for
the meeting and recreation place of
the people of every neighborhood. AS
the city grows these will become
more ara more necessary, and at the
same time harder and harder to get.
Suitable portions of the publicly
owaed land within the city and coun-
ty could wfll provide.
Gccd Roads Urged.
The roads Of the city and county
are Of the greatest Importance. The
entire public is interested in them,
Roads already built by the last or
previous boards should be kept con-
stantly in repair. If this is done it
will net be necessary to rebuild roads
SO often. Not only will they cost
less in the long run, but they will
serve their purpose great deal bet
ter. The downtown section of the
district Of Honolulu should, as fast
as finances and other necessary work
will permit, be paved with a perma
nelt pavement. | would recommend
oiiing in the country districts where
it is expensive TO sprinkle, and thus
preserve some of the magnificent
roads built during the first period OF
city government. Naturally belt
read around this island is one of
the road developments which is most
earnestly looked fer. 1t is wanted
on many grounds.
lFr7noine Rcad System.
In order to carry out euccess-
full program of road building, the
Legislature should be asked to give
the authority to adopt, in part at
least, the California plan of provd-
ing for the cost of construction A
part cfthe cost should be paid out
OF general bonds being is
sued for this, perhaps--and the re-
Of the cost Should be by a
special tax on the property benefited. !
Thus this much-degired Improvement,
, co.,, nInt q. eue4ap, ~ = opod roads and /
HE belt road in particular, could be
built without burdening the current
revenues, and without increasing the
tax rate. THIS system of providing
The cost OF roads is in general use
In maitland cities, and Throughout
and is successful aud sat.
.sia t1ry wherever adopted. esd M
"The fire department did not get
IS much attenticn as it should have
had for the past two years. The
,uburbs Of Honolulu are growing rap
dly, and the town is extending in
III directions and the fire department
S at standstill. | would recon-
nent that a house be placed On the
ot which belongs to the city in the
vicinity Of Smith and Pauahi streets
md an engine company stationed
here, as most Of the buildings in
Chinatown are hretraps. Likewise,
he hook and ladder truck should be
laced III commission, also some pro
'isicn in the shape of n automobile
,homical engine or ether adequate
apparatus be purchased for the outly-
ng sections Of the lty proper.
'1oaress in Schools. II
"Sincd the Territory turned the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-02

J. l.. Young, CT the Lord Toung En-
cheering Company has returned from
HilO where he went on business con-
nectel with the construction Of the
breakwater He says that the Enter
Prise will arrive from the Coast in
about five days with most of the
DlGnt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-02

The weekly edition of the Para Use
Of the Pacific edited by George f.
HeAshall and with Col. c. j. McCar-
thy as business manager. made its
debut this morning. Hereafter it will
appear Gu Saturdays. The first edition
contains much interesting rea ling
matter and comment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-02
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Every copy Of the Even
ing Bulletin served on
the city carriers routes should
reach the subs sriber by $50
p, m. Subscribers who fail
to receive the paper by this
time will confer a favor upon
the Bulletin circulation
department by telephoning
complaints to 2256. A special
messenger will deliver the
Bulletin after this hour
when name and address of
subscriber are given.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-14

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-14

The Apperson is the kind of man who is afraid
of the the wind the rain If he go anywhere
he gossgood roads bad roads, day night time He
drives the Apperson because he knows car that
will tail him, what his mood The average
Apperson the type of thinks nothing of
driving fifty miles country Saturday afternoon hav-
ing time left play eighteen holes of golf catch enough
bass for breakfast
That kind OF man have real You will find him
at the wheel OF an Apperson You will find him man of good
sound business and kind who appreciates
what the eighteen consecutive automobile building ex
back OF the Apperson He knows the value Of
Krupp ChromeNckel steel and the strength Chrome Va
nadium steel He has confidence the Apperso because
he knows is built complete in the Apperson factory by
trained AppersOn workmen under the personal direction of
the AppsrsOn Brothers.
He knows that AppesoR motors frames steering connec-
TONS tranSmsoRs axeS springs bodies fashioned the
AppeESon shops from the finest material the affords
No wonder the AppesOn has confidence car No
wonder his justifes that confidence
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-14
If you are the Apperson type of man
you should drive an Apperson car.
Apperson Models for 1911

Apersonb
fman andre hubs
smudpan
it whet
in
produced demandf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-14

All 1911 "Famsus Appeson Cars have ore-doOr straight
line bodies with beauty of desgn and finish keeping with
the excellence of their mechanical construction Gear shit
ing and brake levers inside the right hand front door,
where they and do interfere with the SYM
metry of the fore-doer, straig line design.
Every AppeEson will tell you that his ideal for
brung cross-country work 1t follows surely that
greater Just the for the whe asks little
nothing beyond the ordinary reliability comfort beauty and
safety incident to boulevard service
Eighteen years age Apperson brothers built that first
American and since that time they have stopped
building better and better And the minds of hundreds of
your fellow there has been but the Appers0n for
years-and still perhaps you wereR't conscious of it,
These thousands of AppersOn speak of will tell
you the they prefer the AppesOn that they have
learned that the thoroughly manufactured in all
vital parts plant the longer OF and
the lighter its of maintenance.