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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-11
a short Session.

There was no program rendered at
the regular meeting oF the Home Mis-
sionary society Of tho first presbyter-
ian church. held Wednesday afternoon.
and the following nominating commit
tee appointed: Mrs. r. G. Powdish.
Mrs. w. n. Harder and &cs. Charles
Turner Al the close OF the session.
super was served to both societies, ny
Glass A.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-11
TO INSTALL PASTOR.

Rev. S. II. Mollenauer, the new pas
tor of the Lutheran parish in Richland
township, will be installed in his new
pulpit next Sunday morning. Rev.
H. w. Schillinger, of the Emmanuel
Lutheran church of Marion, will Off
ciate at the installation. which will
take place at the st. Pouls Lutheran
church on Richland pike. The pulpit
&C the Emmanuel Lutheran church will
be Occupied by a student from Column
bus.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-11
BrIdge al stoItz IEomc.

Mrs. c. G. Stoltz entertained a
number Of her friends yesterday az.
tefnoon at her home on north Pros
pect street. Tables We're filled at
bridge and following the card seas.
on a delicious lunch was served.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-11
Chnir Iienrrnnlncd.

The choir Of the ''lrat Christ.
church held their annual ;c-ori ra-
tion after the praycr-serY,cc WcjnCs-
day evening, and the following ON
GERS were elected: Mrs. A. l.. Wool,
leader. Mrs. A. @. Lilley organist, Miss
Nellie McKinstry, assistant organlst,
Misc Gretchen Ingle, secretary and
Mrs. w. II. Baker trca asurer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-11
Health CIub Announces NIeetIng.

There will be a meeting OF the
Health club tomorrow evening ~ the
Red Mems hall. The exercises win
be led by Miss Alice Gabriel. The
members are requested TO respond 20
the roll call with health quotations.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-11
Nm Snrlety tn Mad.

The Ladies' Ala society Of the Ep-
worth Methodist Episcopal church, will
meet Friday afternoon, at the parson-
age. at $3.50 o'clock. Each member is
requested to be present, as important
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-11
business is to he transacted.
A sTEREoPIcAN LEcrURE.

A STEREOP1CAN LECTURE.
Rev. Albion IL. Ross, rector OF St.
Pauls Episcopalian church, viii de-
liver stereoptlcan lecturer at the
parish house Friday evening. The SUBJ
iect Of the lecture win be "Jerosalem
as It is" The lecture will be illustrat-
ed by about fifty colored views Of Jer-
lusalem. Seats are free
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-11

litlcal convention and that the presi-
dent is paying some obligations for
votes"
Debate Becomes Bitter
Mr.. Anderson az Mahuning asserted
that at The Cincinnati banquet given
by the Business Mems club. 70 was
understood the Cincinnati delegates
were for committee ON committees.
This was denied by Mcss.s. Smith ANA
Harris of that delegation.
Mr.. Smith said the only reason tho
power was taken from Cannon was
because he abused II; but wac asked
by Mr. Anderson why it had then
not been given TO Champ Clark. Nh.
Smith said the party was afraid the
people would Think IL Undemocratic
x-Congro ssman Campbell of Henry
told of his having been an insurgent
against Cannonism ANA said: every
deliberative body worth mentioning
has adopted the plan az making its
own committees and It's C~n legisla-
ton" H.'
Mr.. Crosser Of Cuyphoga, chnrac-
tcrizing the anu-Bigelow men as
"rory members Of the convention"
who were actuated by spirit of mall
evidence, said the Delegates who Wore
in a paroNysm over the EoslIins reso,
luton were men known to be against
democratic rights He said 1t was
progressive TO concentrate all cXecu-
tive power in one man. II the lrresi-
dent was derellct The convention, Dy
the recall, "would smite him on the
|cheek."
knight Makes Protest.
Mr.. Knight Of Franklin replied the
dClegaltes were not engaged IN eNccH-
tive or administrative work; that no.
where was concentration cf logigia-
live power In one man considered q
help TO popular legislation.
"At the start" .ihe said, "let MS give
the people the fullest confidence IN
our deliberations, that they may be-
lieve this work is done by their rep
resentatves for them, not FOR tholr
Representatives. If there is anything
In the progressive movement, Il Is
against the methods whlch have OBJ
tanned for years la the control OF leg
islative bodies and party organlza-
tions."
He said that long before It was
known vino would he president HI
had stated lguLlicly that the appoint
ment OF the committees ought TO be
IN ihe hands of the convention. NJ
delegate was elected on a more pro-
gressive platform than he. Mr. Nnighi
said. He Resented amy suppoJition he
had become a sudden convert TO re
actonary views, reference TO a nSws.
paper attack on him for not having
voted for Bisolow for president.
Asserting tho l.ampsOn Substitute
was cumbersome. Mr.. Tallmaa of Bel
mont slfh I'VE may be here "a ions
time anu progress but liafa."
old Rule Copied.
Mr.. Petit of Adams shOwcl nae
rules prepared by Mr.. Doty the B.ge
,ow floor leader, provided for nYi9oint
ment of committees by the cialr un.
less otherwise ordered by the clnvon-
ton, ana wanted 10 know why Mr.
Doiy had changed his mird and nov
insisted the convention should not or
der otherwise.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-11
REMARKABLE DEVELOPMENT OF
WyuE HICHBORN ELOPEMENT

Mrs. Hichborn and Horace Wylie Eope Leaving Their
Families in Washington They Return S a |
Months Later and Now They Have Gone Again-This
Time For Good-Affair Has Startled Washington So
cety Where They Were Prominent Figures.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-11

Glover Leaf -four VIII make a llttla
better bread and little more OF H.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-11

liuoal convention and that the prcsi-
dent is paying some obligations for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
GET WEEDS OUT
OF ALFALFA
Mayor Sellers Sees Reason for
Inferior Quality Compared
to PeCOs Valley Product !;
5000 Cars Last Year.

Eliminate the sand burrB ana for
eisn grasses from RIO Grande alfalfa
and there IS 40 reason Why we should
NOT get the pecos valley price. SIS
20 $50 a ton, Instead of SIS 20 SIC a
ton said Mayor Sellers today. Mayor
Sellers was much interested IN the
way they grow alfalfa la the Pecos
GALLEY, something that the members
of the automobile excursion party had
ample opportuniry GO Inspect whia il
the Roswell district Six thousand
cars were ahippod out of that country
last year and the aifaifa Is said 20
be the best la the country.
1.-THE farmers here VIII have 90 re-
ailze said The mayor that only by
exercising the sane care in cultivation
can we get the Hauo values as the
Peoos valley farmers 40. We have
Just as good soil aud water and cli-
mate, Il IS an in tho methods im-
prove the grade Of the alfalfa By get-
ting out the weeds and we can got
more FOR H."
The mayor also commented on the
perfect system of fruit smndelng Ia
the Peoos valley with Two crude on
pots under each tree. waiting for the
danger signal by the siren, nnnounc-
ing "a degrees. at which figure az
the pos sTv lighted ga ~ won
dorful system ana eroat crop insur
anco.' said The Colonel.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

tasion 81 the e. SOC IN funds neces-
sary % insure the maintenance 81 the
team we're appointed. one committee
Of two or three mombofr each for
each special business VI the city.
The3o committees were % get busy
Monday and report 81 tho meeting
called for : o'ciock "wednesday even
ihg Ia tho Range offitc lobby. one
committee Of two members IN an
hours work on Monday afternoon se-
cured over tt00 as starter This
money was secured from the same
sources whosa aggregate contribution
last year t0talud but ESQ. other
committees are meeting the sama
hearty reception from the business
houses Of the city. who are anxious
70 sec Ration make her entrance lato
organized bail. A report received
from Trinidad yesterday states that
baseball prospects there have taken
on quite an impetus since the meet
ing held ia Ration last Friday night.
when every Indication pointed go the
r0using OF a united spirit In the Gate
City for baseball this summer. Trini-
dad and Ration must necessarily be a
unit on the baseball question ~ either
is 70 possess a representation I'M the
new league this summer, and both
have equal cause 10 rejoice over the
awakening that has been effected dur.
ing the last two days In the two cit
les, Locally the outlook q most pro-
pitioua. II is the opinion OF those TAX
ing the initiative IN the reorganization
OF baseball interests that winning
team can be assembled here by May
10 and can be given the advantage Of
number Of hard practice games
with Dawson. Van Houten, Las Vegas
and the Santa Re shop team as pr0R-
pective victims before the opening Of
the league schedule on May ~. some
assurance has been given that an ex-
National leaguer. who led the batting
percentage column several years ago
In the national organization. Is evail-
able az manager for Raton and may
be secured et a figure within reach
OF the local association.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

was an old one and the dust, almost
The same as gWnpOwder, combined
with ola grease. covered everything
inside the building and spark was
All that was needed 10 start a blaze
that water could NOT subdue
The building. with such improve
ments as have been made from time
to time, and the machinery, Is eaid 10
have cost about $4,000. and Is all a
total loss. The principal stockhold-
ers, r. j. Arey. Of Los Angeles; j. c.
Phelan. OF Fresno Jacob Caufman
and c. II Adams, are all absent from
the city and nothing Is known as TO
the amount Of insurance, but II Is the
general belief that no insurance was
carried. the condition Of the building
being such that insurance companies
did not care to carry the risk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

ers and the fans
There will br tWo prelimnariea and
a battle royal before inc main bout.
The prellmiuafies viii Du short bouts
between the Cheyenne kid and Kid
Harrison and between thp Appron-
tice Champion aud the Price os the
Rip Track. The latter preliminary
VIII De q santa re Special" and for
the especial entertainment Of the
railroad boys The battle ROYAL viii
be i free FOR all each man protect
himself at all times, winner 10 take
the entire purse This will be
a "haymaker affair an the way and
those occupying ringslde seats will be
requested 20 watch the elimination
contest closely Ia order % see that
they are not mixed up IN Il by acci-
dent
The seat sale for the card opened
today with q rush and there - every
Indication that q packed house viii
see the various performance DE-
rector Levy Is determined 10 give the
fans Of Albuquerque the best there Is
In the boxing line. lie has met with
disappeinlmen,s IN boats recently
the result o. matching fighters by
telegraph bur IS not III ali discourage
"a, believing that che fans appreciate
the difficulties under which matches
are made, and confident that there
VIII soon be enough men within the
state who viii be willing 20 appear ia
cards here aud sign articles IN person.
The big show tomorrow night will
begin at S;3o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
ROY CORHAN GETS
A HOME RUN
Albuquerque Lad, Playing
Third Base for San Fran.
cisco, Wins Game for His
Team, Defeating Los An
geles.

"Corhans Homer Wins for Locals in
sixth Frame" in thirty-six point itallc
type and q large photograph In the
center Of the page showing just how
"Blngef" did Il, features the sporting
section Of the San Francisco Examiner
Of a recent date. demonstrating that
the Albuquerque hoy, who now plays
third base for the Seals. is still some
baiipiayer Al q. JOY, sport writer
on the Examiner tells how Corhan
did L Ia the following breezy style;
Feellng IN a mood for truth-telling,
the writer herein deposes and says as
follows. to wit:
Roy COrhan did H.
He ala II with his llttie bat.
Il was 10 2. IN favor OF both OF
EN-. ana ngalnst all OF EN-. The de-
luded section OF the pay-io- get.in gang
that thinks the Seas ought to win
every time was bogging for something
to happen.
Caudidly. which means speaking
from the heart out, and with no I'M
tent % after words, phrases OF SEN
fences or eVaRife nature, calculated
thereby 10 deceive, the way Of the
Seals didn't fast then look as rosy as
the path TO q June bridal altar. nor as
bright aa Market street on New Years
eve. Cnndldly meaning the same
thing as before, r. Cor.an isn't flg-
ured 10 be a Napoleon fsaioie with the
willow Two were out and the score
was 2 70 2, as deposited has hitherto
remarked. Chances for a score looked
aooni as promising as n Republican
majority In Mississippi Suggestion
Consuil election returnsl And right
then Roy did It.
Dld Wkat9
Why, wiped the ball over the right
field screen work
u was q beautiful sap II went SO
lar up In the air that the Lick obser-
valory almost reported a new comet
And when II came down Il was outside
the lot ana Il Corhan. Esq.. was troi-
ting around the sacks. Score. 3 70 2.
They didn't rejoice over on the san
francisco bench Oh. not q bit 1911
Johnson met Roy on his way back 10
the bench and congratulated him that
Russell Ford's bean bail last season
didn't put him out OK business for
keeps And back on the bench Danny
Long took a couple OF extra puifs and
beamed approval al his little third
haseman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
Murphy and Chavez Both in
Splendid Shape For Battle

Wiih q main bout between Johnnie
Murphy OF Denver and Benny Chav-
ez Of Trinidad. scheduled to 30 twenty
rounds 10 decide the haniamwelght
championship Of tic Rocky mountain
resion, ana with two corklne good
prellmlnariea and battle royal" the
fans Of AlbuQnefquc aud visiting dele
safes tq the New Mexico Retailers
association are ASSURED OK splendid
card Of entertainment n tho Elks'
thpaief tomorrow night The card Is
being stdeod by the New Mexico
Athletic club Director Mark Levy
has provided a prosram that would be
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
THE HAROLDEPOLAK
TEAM BIG ONE
Music Lovers of Albuquerque
Eager to Hear Famous Po-
lish ViOlinist and Bohemian
Piano-Composer.

A rare chance viii soon be given
the music lovers OF this city and SUR
rounding country go hear uaroldi
the famous Polish vioiinist who ~
this season making his first tour 81
America. Ho ha8 already created a
vefiiable sensation IN an Else laree
cities he has visited. an she lcndlng
musical Journals arc toeming with hia
praise The unavoidable cancellation
81 "a dBte alYggdy hooked Was ieft en-
open night ia che noted artists itin-
erafy 30 his American manager Er-
nest shipm8n. has decided 10 bring
him here on that date, namely. Mon
day May 90.
Already n preliminary canvass is
arouslng great Interest Without "a
single cxception on the part of music
loving people. the announcement Of
his coming hes created profound de-
light
Not since the days Of Paderewski.s
first visit 10 America has any Eas0-
pean artist created the enthusiasm
which Is now erecting Harold It
must not be- forgotten that what Pad
orewski 81 40 a piano artist. Harold
h as violin artist u is therefore
the chance OF a lifetime 10 hear one
of the worlds most noted perform-
ora Thousands. from tho Atlantic 90
the Pacific. are loud In his praise.
Ills charm Is ceaseless and lndescrib-
able such terms as 'matchloss sub
lime. enchanting, unriyalcd. glorious
and bliasful" are applied 90 hia exec
BUTTONS. Ia tho spell of his marvel
Gus power he holds the hoaror Hheth-
or be be learned in all the ART ~
music or whether be be bat an anna
teur no this faculty he owes his /
sway over the audiences
that greet him.
with Harold comes Rudolph Pos
lax, the world famous bohemian \
pianist composer. who VIII uccum-
pany him throughout the entire pro-
Brum Mr. polak ls an artlst al rare
ability who has WOW unhounded fame
as soiolsi Fuller doinils Of the
local concert viii be- announced from
lime 90 time in these columns.
eH~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
WILLIAMS LIGHT AND
POWER PLANT BURNED
TO GROUND LAST WEEK

Especial Correspondence % Herald
Williams. Ari1s May 6 Another
disastrous fire visited Williams
Wednesday and tho electric light aud
power plant of the town is mass Of
ruins The fire broke out about noon
and gained Roadway 30 fast. owing
10 a fierce gale blowing nd the time.
that lt was Impossible 30 save any
thing Ia the building
The fire Was iigsf discovered hg
Nels Holm ID the boiler room. aud be-
states that Il wne but d moment until
The flames spread over the entire IN
.eilOr Of che building The building
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

attractive in old fight centoFs like
Trinidad. Pueblo or Denver, confident
that the high class entertainment will
be appreciated by the fans. Murphy
and Chavez today finished their train
ing with road work this morning and
few rounds or sparElng this after
noon. Each boy claimed TO be In the
pink OF condition and confident of
being returned a victor II has been
agreed By an concerned that Harry
Kelly, official starter for the race
meet which is Ca be nat ON az Traction
park May 20 10 "a. viii be satisfactory
as referee OF the Murphy-Chavez
bouts. Mir Kelly Is a man who has
had years 81 experience as referee
and hia work as third man IL the
ring tomorrow night will doubtless
prove entirely agreeable TO the fight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
RATION FANS BOOSTING
FOR PUTTING TOWN IN
ROCKY MOUNTAIN LEAGUE

Ration. NJ b.. May 6.-An enthus-
iastic meeting OF about twenty Of Ra.
toms more aggressive fans was held
here in the Commercial club room,
addressed by Manager Ira Bidweh OF
che Pueblo team. who 81 now COM
pleting the Organization 81 the new
Rocky Mountain league, The pr0po-
aiiion was thoroughly explained By
Mr nldweli. the advantages of or
eanl1ud ball Oyeg past methods OF
maintaining bail tonm la Ration
fuzzy pointed out and the great in
dpcemeuie Tor the uniting of Raton's
Interests with Pueblo. Colorado
SPRINGS "a Junia, Canon Cuy and
Trinidad. in maintaining organized
baseball shown % the satisfaction az
me most skeptical faE DIETING dow Il
lo business, committees Tor lhe soiici-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
WANTED ENTRIES FOR FREE
FOR h..T RUNNING RACES.

Monday. May sth. also ponies under
"A hands high. Racing auspices Of
New Mexico Retailers convention
Entries should be sens to Secretary
r. W. weidlan. III s. Fourth street.
r. o. BOX 677.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

TT'ITT"TIN"I IHIII|I NIUWTTI IW|N"VTI WTIW
Wacob; Doyle aud stratton. Two-oaso
hits Mccormick WacOb. Middleton 9.
Home run--Aiiller Hits on Routt--3
IN one. Jackson IN one; Ellis 4 IN
ga. Struck out-Routt 4; Ellis 4.
Doyle @. base on balis--Rout /; jack
son Doyle G. Kissano.
(oame called end oishihi rainJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

NATIONAL LEAGUE.


New York 8; ST. Louis 4.
~ 81. Louis Il. II. n.
I'd Louis $500. 600 Ol0 000--i q 1
New York ~ 500 02O iO1--s 10 o
Batteries saliee and winEoi Ames
and Myers. Two-hase hR-Bailey.
Three-base hit-konetchy. base on
0alis-sallee 9 Ames g. struck out
sallee !; Ames 1. Umpircs- Brennan
and owens.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
DR.. EDGAR L. HEWITT
RETURNS FROM TRIP
TO FAR GUATEMALA

Santa Re N NJ, May 7--Yosterday
afternoon Or. Edgar r. Hewoti. dlrec-
tor Of the school OF American Arch
aeelogy On this city and manager Of
exhibits OF the san Dleeo- Panama ex.
position, returned with Jefferson Day-
De-, secretary 10 president Collier OF
the exposition. ana also Mrs Sylvan
as q. Morley and daughter from
unalemala, where an archaeological ex-
pediilon 10 exeayatins on the site OF
he prehistoric ruins OF The City OF
Quirlgua.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

/ will be grEfoful 10 the person VINO
borrowed the Sth Volume Of COnstl.
luiions and Charters n he win return
u 90 my Office m
FRANK W. CLANCY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

Al Denver X. n r.
Denver 1000 eco 4fs--i1 n g
Topeka ....0Oo 00i etg-- o Q
Batteries; Kenworthy and spahr;
Young and Schmidt stolen bases
Kenworthy. TwO-base hits- Lindsey g
Gardner. Threo-huse hlf-Boall. Home
rnna--Coneyi Beali. struck out- KEN
worthy 3, Young a. Base on balls
kenworthy 3; Young 3. Umpire
Knapp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
sIon. CliY 3, Dcg Moline.

Al AiouK City 81. H b.
Sioux cily 1910 100 O02--5 ~ 2
Dos Molnes .0oi Ot2 0O0--4 2
Batteries Campbell and Cadman.
Houston and uliowsld Two-baaa sits
Myers. Cadman, Reilly. Curtis.
Home run--IIOusion. Base on balls
Campbell q Houston l. struck OUT
Campbell 4; Houston 3. Umpire
Johnston.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Two games scheduled. both post
poned on aec0ant Of rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

National League.
Philadelphia az Cincinnati.
BOSTON at Chicago.
Brooklyn az Pittsburgh.
New York a. Sc. Louis.
~--r-~-rrT
American League.
Cleveland AZ philadelphia.
Chicago az Washington
81. LOTUS 81 New York.
Detroit az Boston.
------~~-%
Western League.
Lincoln AZ Wichita.
Topeka az denver.
Des Moines "a Sioux City.
81. Joseph az Omaha.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

AZ Chicago r. II. r..
Chicago ....3l0 100 00f--5 10 2
Boston .0 g0 go 6004-3 o o
Batteries Cheney and Archer; I'y-
ier McTigue, Brown and Killing. Two
base hits-Archer, Devlin. Three~baae
hit--spratt Home run-Miller. narc
On balls-Cheney 1; Taylor d Brown
struck out--Choney 2, Brown 2.
IImpiros and Eason.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-07

Pittsburgh Brooklyn game postpon-
cd: rain.
philadelphia-cinci game post
pone6: rain.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-09
A Hero in A Lighthouse

For years !. :. D"unhur, So.
Haven, Mich. a civil war captain.
Is Il lishl house keeper. "vrrlrn
awful wrecks, bun pu,rr iati !.
he might have been a wreck, hru-
sell, ii Electric Bittrr~ hal not pre-
vented. "Inry cured me OF kidney
trouble and rhill>, he writes, "a1t.r
had taken other So called cures
Tor years, without benefit and they
also improved ny sight, Now, al
seventy, am feeling fine. For
dyspepsia, indigestion, all stomach,
liver and kidney troubles. they're
without equal, Try them. Only 50
cts. at n Mullcr
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-09

StTdcland>, Inc, shoe, ........-,.-., lz.7U
Verdi Lumber Go. coal, thunderstorm
Prisoners. Labor ................... .SlOl5
Total ...-.-......... ............ $685. 81
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-09
Orphans Home

EmplUVcc, salary Nov SSlS -
\ ] Newman, helper ............-... So
General AnnrOnriation-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-09
Another Suit
Is Involved

Acting as commissioner "ur'
Reporter l.oZano this morning heard
evidence in the case OF the |. :,
government against the S"nthrr'
Pacific company. in which the
Southern Pacific Is trying to secure
a patent to certain Lands and the
government is opposing The Hprh
cation.
Special Prosecutor krIy apprHT-
cd Tor the government and Attorney
Charlie, Levers Tor tn" railroad
company. Later similar case will
be heard in l.lko.--(azrltr.