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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09

ieste Der 9aronet itrense. oMein
Sarsbofmeiiter bat berte einen
Minbeana bel alien TGhtern ge.
madt, INN @rfuibigungen einau5ie-
ben ifber Die Sobe Der Naft3inie, Die
lie be3obIen. Or febrte nit einem ge-
itoiien 8erseifnib ~berielben auriif.
Sd babe Die Goiten auf bieiem Ser
aeidniiie init Sbren gintraeunsen
persIihen lno finoc eincn f~oloiiaIen
llnterifieb aniiden Den 9eioen."
0ds @eiidt bes 0erpalters an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09

ringert CO bnd1 meinc Shiilo bel linn
nid)t Ionocrlif,. Iber Die Sbatiahe
Der &crrhtreuitng miro inns id,on bel.
fen. limo mie 0it iaglt, pieGeif)t emit.
oeden mir nod, meitere getriise.
reien!"
Sic itnnben 10 heiiainmeit, nls Ell,
Siencr crif)icn lnib melbete. bab Mr.
Sobb irno oeiien Sobn Saion iid i'm
Snloit bef1lioen.
Sir Irhn ~perbarg sieine Bidder
iiito Eopiere in einem Sfronf, rethtc
ieiner Sodter ben s(rm uno fiibrte
iie in ben Salon.
Der @eriualter bemerfte iofprt
cine @erGnoerline in benz 9enebmei,
bes 8aronets, nls bieier nit ieiner
Iod)ter Den Colon betrat.
Cir Irfp bate etipds BON ieiner
bcfinungsloien Miebcrgeitlagenbeit
perloren, ltnb trat nit ieiner olten,
itolsen @iirbe auf.
sd babe es porausgeieben, bnS er
Siiipeilen boffnmgspcler iein lpers
oe," bafte Der 9etriiger aufitebenb,
INN MiB @ilheIter su beeriiben;
,aber es lit lles nmionit. Sd babe
niht 10 piele Sabre 5fpedlos aearbei.
tet. Mein Nes lit itarf, ntb ih bin
idlaii. gr fann mir niht entrin.
nenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09

oerte ii6 etmas. gr tpnrbe bleifer.
uno elm eridrodener gusorud trat in
ieine Niigen.
Salon Saob iddute ieinen @ater
fnrhtiam all.
nSoren Sic einmal az, Mr.
Sabb," fubr Sir ardp fort in feline
elite idaueno. n@as oenfen sic
BON iolhen ltngleidbeiten, ipie bieie2
Die feline Gale Sarm lit Inn srpei.
bunbert 9finb jdbrlid perpadtct,
GortieBung olf Der 4. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09

Is 81

Sugb's s%lufregultg mar rdIt iincr'
trGglid) gelporoen.
CIR fiiblte, DAP CT Mr. SdOb's
burforingclD foridenoen 9lid nid)i
ldnger ertroeen tonnte, ltno lagte III
ben Shatten Sltriidriideno nit beile'
rer Gimme:
sd g1bc picl oarlun, Dtr. 9aDo,
fuern id) etfpas mebr iiber bieie Sahe
erfubren fonntc, Sic forrten iltr
ni6ts meiter %ioecn2"
yIi6ts. Sd CLAUDE Dos Mood,ell
bat einen Selbitmoro begangen. Sd
babc aild) eebort, baB lie ais Die 8ot'
tin eincs brapen Mannes nod) .Ime'
rifo gegangcn iein ioa. Sd gloilbe,
2oro 2conoro bat mir Dos aeId1t,
limb iest f1Ilt mfrs ein, Mr. @ban'
Dos, melt Sic 10 iebr dbnlid) lebet,
Sic limo baS lcibbaite gbenbilo Dor
2oro Yueet gpremono. aonn oieit
slneclcgcnbeit @tib Geune's cine per
IonIide fir Sic iein2" ltllo Der
@ernnlter lGd)elte u%ndngencbm,
ySinb Sic elm unancrfanntet
Sprpiie bes cblen Soliies bon Der
ipid, pieleid,t gar ein Sobn Der bib
id,en @ertrit0e Seane?"
Sugb'S 9litt fofte ibm in Der
Mbern.
,Grlauben Sic mir Sbnen fir Die
erbaltere Nusfunit 81 oanfen," la9te
er, Limo mid 5u perabid)icoen.
Or perbeitgte lid ItolI ltoiio ou1
mo id)ritt 5ur 5bilre.
Mi Der Shmelle begegnete cr So
ion 8obb.
Gr blieb cine Sefllnoe lang Iteben
ole 9eioen crfannten iih, Damn iettt
Sugb leinen Siit nllf nnb elite bon
itiirmiidJen Gmpfihbungeil olrd,'
niibIt in Ole Hadt binaiis.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09
IA. aapiteI.
MOiamumpe iteat llnterimdumsen an.

Mn Dem Ibenbe, mclder DEM I'M
porbersegangenen &apitel cr5Gblten
Greigniiie folgte. inb RoInmunoe
@ilheiter ollein in ibrem 3immcr
uno badte eingebeno iiber Die Der
midlung Der Ingelegenbeiten hires
8oters nod. Sic jam aiti einen
Ilan, Ben lie ourd3itfiibren beifloB.
Sic ma iibcr5eitgt, oaB, Denn lie Die
Bidder oes gerpalters iebcn fonnte,
lie i'm Stanoe mare, einige Ieiner
SGlitungeu SIT entoeden, uno Iie iid)
einigermaBen Der 9lemme ctt5lebcil
fonnten, in Der Tie iif befanben. &c.
iflieben mar BEL ibr glcid)beoentenO
nit Sanoeln. gln folgenOen Mor.
gen ififtc lie iebr seitig cinen goteil
AZ benz Gerpalter, nit Der Bite, ibr
Die @eid)GitsbiGer 5itr 3urhiift 81,
Standardization Bidder, ipelde Sir
Mrd1p III Der lesten 3cit mieoerbolt 10
oufmerfiam init Saoo ourfgeieben
bate.
Der Gerpalter ld)rieb ibr ols @nt.
mort auf lire Sorberung elm Brief.
den poQ mioertp1rtiaer Sdmeife.
leiert, uno meigerte lid, Die 8eiddits-
bidder 81 lfiden, unter Dem @or.
manoe, oaB lie iiir irn9e Samen
feline seeignete 2ettiire waren, unO
enlpiabl ibr itatt oeiien cine lleuer.
i1ienene 6eoifteinmnllung.
Sodit e%rSiirnt mieberholte &oia-
mutbe lire Sorberung I'M eigcnen 10
pie in i6res Satcrs gtamel.
Ser Scriualter ididte Die Antlport
suriid, baB Die Bidder iif III Ben
!SGnoelt ieines neilcn 9lihbaltcrS be.
f1nben, ober ooB Sir Nrd,p lie jeber
3eit burd)ieben fonne, merll er lid
al Wfr. Sobo perfiigen mplle.
is lpor flor, baB Der Seripaltcr
MiBtrouen unb Irgwobn begte. lno
Die Bidder ntid,t gcrnc aus ieinell
:$dnoen aebet lpoltc.
rg2ie inpcrid)Gmt cr lit, Gapu,"
riei bas jullge MGoden ans, Cir
Irfn bas gricid,en jeigeuo. Or
tbut. olS OBJ or bereitS Serr m1re."
Or l1Bt inns ieine Mddt iiiblen, "
idete Der garonet. nglber nimm Cir
ieine llnpcrifdmtbeit nift 81 Ser
sen, Hoiamunoc. GS miro Cir nid)ts
niisen. Die Bidder burf5uicben. Sd,
babe lie iel6it nit SabO Surdgeie.
hen, bis mir gan5 wiiit i'm aopfr
mar"
nslber menn mir 9cibe bier aQein
uno uneeitort lie in Der 9ibliotbet
burdieben miiroen." iaatc &oiamut.
be, ofonnten mir bolo bcrausfinocn
pb nIe 9erihte in Srbning limo. Gs
iiebt pero1dtig aus, Eapo. onB er Sie
Bidder niht bcrauSge6en mill. @&
lit gepiB nidt gfllcS in Sronuilg. ulS
er min nift, bab mir eS entoeden
follen."
Cir slrdp ian0 6ieic GrflGrnna
meiig troItreid, Gr hattie, lpie BE-
reits cripdbnt, fcillen 8opi Fir @e'
ih1ftc. Gr hattie cS periuht cinell
@uSweg ans ieiner iebigell Gage 81
finoem aber dls CT erillbr. mie bod
Die Sd)ulO mar. meldle Soob bon inn
iorherte, 6atc cr olle Npiinung nli.
eeeeber, mo iiberlieb iid wiaenloS
benz 2aiyf Der Tinge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-09

Gortiesuns oiif Der 4. Seite.)
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
IS SURVEYING
NEW LINE

Chief Engineer Sheldon and crew
are making rapid progress in the
preliminary survey for the Win
nemucca Northern rairoad. Toll
house will be reached tonight,
and tomorrow the base of opera
tions will be transferred to Para
disc Hill From this point the
crew will work back to dollhouse.
From Winnemucca to Paardise
Hill the grade amounts to very
little. being only one-tenth of one
per cent By making a twelve
mile swing from Willow Point it
is expected that the hill will be
overcome by a grade Of practi-
cally one per cent. 5. J. Willis,
a Reno engineer. arrived this a.
m. and left for Toulouse where
he will ioin the crew in the capa-
city of level man. J. !. Shields,
Of San Francisco. will be here
Sunday. Mr.. Shields will havs
charge Of construction and right
of-wav for the Winnemucca moth
Winnemucca Silver State.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
ROOSEVELT AND JOHNSON
WILL BE NOMINATED
Chicago Convention Hearing the
Nomination Speeches by Their
Admirers.

At yesterday s meeting of the
National Progressive party al
Chicago little was accomplished
aside from the speech delivered
by Colonel Roosevelt on the is
sues at hand and the formation
of the party for business today
Tn. nomination of Roosevelt and
Johnson will take place during
tie day. when the convention will
come to a close.
kilograms from Chicago all
pcint to very enthusiastic meet
ing with Roosevelt the one fac
tor in sight. In fact the day
was given over to Roosevelt. who
H. the afternoon delivered a two
hour speech on "Confession OF
Faith.'
His speech was interrupted
many times by cheers and ques-
tons from the spectators In re
gard to the tariff the Colonel
said:
II am for a protective tariff,
nd chorus greeted him. His
tariff views, particularly his en-
GorSement of the tariff commits
SOP scheme. We're applauded.
q would disagree with any
tariff promises made by the re
put lcan national convention.
said the Colonel, for don t re
gard a homilv by detected pick
pocket as an authority -
In speaking of the negro ques-
hon he stated that the negro del
eeates sent TO the convention haa
won the respect Of their commll-
mites. but that the colOred dele
gates all come from states that
never east republican vote in
the electoral college or elected
a colored man to office. He fur
tler stated that it was useless to
try and force the southern states
to recognize the negro. Let us
take the same attitude in the
south that is done in the north
and the question will be settled
and the negro given a place of
recognition
At the conclusion of his speech
the report Of the credential COIN
mittep was submitted and adopE-
ed. The report barred every nc
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
H|GHGRADE
IS PRODUCING

High Grade. which has for the
past six months been one of the
most interesting prospect camps
in the west, will soon be a ship
ping district. The first ship
ment of ore from the Sunshine
two weeks ago to the Selby Smell
ter, which gave net returns of
$23S per ton, encouraged other
shipments. The Fort Bidwell Con-
solidated is now sacking high
grade ore. which assays from $500
to $4,000 ton. and is also oper-
ating ten-stamp mill on the low
er grade ore
A town hall is being built at
High Grade. The town, which
three months ago was but big
snow bank in forest of pine
trees. now has four blocks OF bus
ine.s houses and several hundred
inhabitants. There is one hotel,
three restaurants. three saloons
and livery stable, grocery store,
telephone and telegraph office and
tw o assay offices.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
UNIVERSITY
CHANGES
ANNOUNCED.
Improvements is Also
Made This Summer

Fall improvements at the uni
versity have been practically com
pleted for the reception of stu
dents for the opening semester,
comprising some important chan
ges and additions to the general
appearance of the campus and the
equipment of the school.
From a standpoint of Landscape
gardening the new lawn between
Virginia and 9th streets in front
of Manzanita Hall is an entire sue
cess and the 600 trees which We're
set out there in the spring are APP
parently thriving.
Interior repairs have been going
on in Stewart Hall and Hatch
Hall consisting chiefly of redeco-
ration. The work is practically
completed.
The electrical building will be
finished for the opening of the
school year. In this building will
be housed the mechanical. elec-
trical and cival departments fo the
engineering course 1t will be
one of the best equipped build
ings Of it's kind in the west.
A new office has been prepared
in Morrill, Hall for the use of the
president.
When the students convene at
the University of Nevada tins
to begin the fall term OF
school they will find some new
and will find at least
one department unoccupled by an
instructor. Miss Meighan. the
intructor for young la
dies, has resigned and her posi-
ton will not be filed. Miss Jones,
the musical instructor, also has re
signed and her position will not
be filled for the present.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07

! gro delegate who had contested
a seat in the convention. In ad-
dition it threw out a white dele
| gate from Florida, and four con
testants from thhe first and see
| ond Ohio districts. who were
charged by their opponents with
representing the Cox-Taft repub-
lican machine in the city of Gin
| cinnati.
/ The report embraced in its dis
cussion of the Mississippi contests
a declaration that the use of the
| word "white' in all the call is
sued for a Lily White state con
vention by B. F. Fridge in that
state, was "disallowed' by the
convention.
The report was, adopted with
out discussion and without a dis
senting vote.
Chicago, 3 p. m--The nominal
ing speeches are being made at
the present time. Senator Pen.
digast made the first speech plac-
ing Colonel Roosevelt in nomina-
ton. He was continually inter
rupted by applause and cheering,
while the gallery is taking up the
cry 1t has been a noisy after
noon.
At the conclusion of the first
speech Judge Ben Lindsay made
a seconding appeal that was
warmly received. It is likely that
several others will follow and the
nomination proper will take place
during the afternoon.
Everything noy points to John
son for vice-president on the Pro
eressive ticket. Lindsay stated
that owing to his poor health that
he could not undertake the hard
ships of a campaign and suggests
Johnson as the man. 1t has been
a hot day and the meeting is
swpltering.
The usual enthusiasm that has
followed the convention is in evil
dence today. 1t is understood
that as soon as the vote Is taken
that Colonel Roosevelt is to ac-
cept the nomination without the
formalitiies that have followed the
other national conventions.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07

Carson City October l, 1861. and
was somwhat embarrassed Tor
want of a suitable place for as
sembling Two miles and a-half
from town Curry had discovered
some hot springs and had built
swimming baths and hotel.
Near by was a sandstone quarry
and he built for himself large
stone house adjoining the baths
He now offered the Legislature
his house, which was being finish
ed. for use as Legislative cham
berS, free of cost to the territory
and that the members might avail
themselves of the offer. he built
and operated street railroad for
their accommodation. and ear
ried them back and forth free.
Before the next legislature met
Curry had built large building
Of stone on the principal street
of the town for county purposes
but stipulated in the sale that the
Legislature was to have the use of
it for its next session.
His house at Warm Springs, TO-
gether with the quarry. he sold to
the government for IA prison. fit
ting it up for that purpose.
Through Curry s personal ex-
ertions Congress made an appro-
priation for a mint at Carson City.
This Curry built and was its first
superintendent. He also built the
extensive shops of the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad and num-
ber Of other buildings in town.
Colonel Curry was one of the
original locators of the Comstock
lode and gave his name to the
Gould and Curry mine. He sold
his interest in November. 1859,
for ~. 200 and went east for his
family. bringing them TO Carson
in 1860.
In the Pah Ute war Of 1860. in
which Major Ormsby and Captain
Storey, together with large
number of others lost their lives.
Colonel Curry took no part. lie
held that the Pahh Utes were pea
ceable Indians: that the rising
was caused by outrages perpetrat-
ed upon the Indians by white men
and that if the Indians were prop
erly treated there would be no
trouble.
Abraham Curry and Mary Ann
Cowan were married August l,
1885,, Three children are living:
Mrs. Elvira Cowan. of Carson
Mrs. Frank d. Hetrich and Mrs.
Emma G. Sturtevant. of San Fran
cisco. Judge Sturtevant of the
superior Court Of San Francisco,
is 4 grandson.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
PRIMARY
INSTRUCTIONS.
NECESSARY
Voters Should Take
Great Care

The following information
should be of particular interest
to all voters and should be read
and remembered. 1t is paragraph
4 Of section II, relating to pri-
mary elections and reads:
AT least three-eighths OF IN
inch below the name of the coun-
ty and town or township as afore-
said. and the date of the primary
election. shall be printed in ten
point, black-faced type. double
loaded. the following mstruc-
tions to Voters
''PIace a cross (X) in the
square just below the name Of
the party whose candidates You
desire to vote for.
"The designation of more than
one party will render your ballot
void, and the failure to designate
anv party will render your ballot
void if you vote for any candi-
date or candidates of more than
one party.
ITO vote for candidate of
the party you have designated,
make a cross (Xl in the square
at the right Of the name of tie
person for whom YOU desire ioI
vote.
Any votes for candidate
other than a candidate of the
party You have designated viii
be diSregarded. -
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
INTERESTING HISTORICAL RECORD
Of EARLY NEVADA F0UNO|NG
Death of Mrs Curry Brings Out
Records. How Carson City was
Started and its Original Founder

The following interesting data
concerning the early life of Ab,
Curry and his people III tins
county and state has been furn
ished the Appeal. 1t is OF more
than passing interest to the old
timers, while the younger genera
ton can CLEAN some inside of the
first history maker Of this section
Of the state:
There died at Carson City, Ne
vada. July %, 1912, at the adj
vanced age OF ninety-four years,
IA woman whose life was identl-
fled with the history of the State.
Mary Ann (Cowen) Curry was
the widow Of Abraham Van SAINT
voord Curry. one of the founders
Of the state. and the father OF
Carson City. it's Capital.
Colonel Curry came of Colonial
and Revolutionary stock. BY his
mother he was descended from
the founders of Connecticut col
ony, and by his father from the
Dutch founders of New York and
the patentees of Schenectady.
He was born in the Mohawk
Valley. at South Trenton. n. T.,
February 10. 1915, and died at
Carson City. October 10, 1873.
In 1852 he came to California
and for several years engaged in
contracting in building. In the
beginning of 1858 he crossed the
Sierra Nevada from Downieville
into Nevada, then part of Utah.
and bought from John and Enoch
Reese the Eagle rancho. now
now known as Eagle Valley. In
the western end of the valley he
proceeded to lay out town
which he called Carson City. Ne
vada then forming Carson Coun-
ty. Utah. He built the first house
in the new town and several 9th
en- dwellings; Il hotel and store
quickly followed.
In 1860 Curry succeeded in
getting the county seat removed
from Genoa (MormOn StatiOn) to
Carson and on March 2. 1861
Congress set off Carson County
from Utah and erected it into a
territory under the name of Ne
vada, with Carson City as it's cap
ital. James w. Nye of New
York was appointed Governor
and Orion Clemens Of Missouri,
Territorial Secretary. Accom-
panying the latter was his brother
er, Samuel H.. better known as
Mark Twain. who acted as his
deputy.
The first Legislature met at
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
WANTS SENATOR

Kenneth Booth Of Tonopah, IS
seeking the election as. senator
from Nye county. He represent
ed the lower house from that
county two years ago and made
an efficient legislator.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
IS NO YOUNGSTER

The new Emporer Of Japan is
no yOungster. He is 33 years Of
age and has been training for his
high destiny since he was eight
years old. Under his rule it
may be anticipated that Japan
will continue to advance in mod
ern ideas and methods that is one
of the wonders of the world.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
ORDERS MORE CARS

The Copper Belt railroad in
Mason Valley has ordered twen-
ty more ore ears. With the start
ing of the second furnace at the
Thompson plant the road will be
kept pretty busy in the ore bust
ness. as over Il thousand tons per
day will be handled.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
THE GOVERNORS MEETING

The meeting of the Western
Governors which has been held at
Boise. Idaho, has adjourned.
Governor West of Oregon Wa,
elected as Chairman and Govern.
or Oddie as Secretary. The next
meeting is to be held in Salt Lake
City.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
NO RAGGING

The county commissioners of
Storey county have carried out
their threat to put a stop to rag
ging" in the dance halls of Vir-
ginia Iity. The district attorney
was instructed to draft an ordi-
nance prohibiting this form OF
dancing at any public gathering.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
MORE IMPROVEMENTS

More improvements are to be
added to the depot platform. The
construction crew has moved
d.,wn and will commence ripping
and repairing today. When COM
pleteG the depot will<be in better
shape than for years.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
RECALL FAILS

The election held in Oakland
to recall Mayor Mott and two
cOuncilmen failed to carry. Mott
was retained as mayor by a vote
Of two to one. OF the 10000
votes east it is figured that wom-
en- east 30 per cent.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
TO AUSTRALIA

Owen Hickey, Of Virginia City.
has been called to Australia,
where he has been left legacy.
He is on the journey to get the
coin. I:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07

A Virginia City man who has
just returned from short So
journ where the tide ehbs and
flows, says that in conversation
with many Republicans along the
coast, he finds the feeling running
about as follows: "Vote fer
Taft; pray for Roosevelt. and bet
your coin on Wilson. ''-Nirginia
Chronicle.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
WILL SELL THE MINE

Sheriff Ed MaIIey leaves tins
evening for Johnnie, where he
will sell the Johnnie mine al shcr-
ifs sale on Wednesday. There
has been contest as to the title
of the property and the suit that
resulted was for the purpose of
Strengthening out the entanglp-
ment
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
VISITING IN THIS CITY

Mrs Frank Armstrong. for
mer Carson girl and sister Of Mrs.
Waiter Chedic. is visiting her
iicme place and friends for a few
weeks. Mrs. Armstrong lives at
Eisbee. Arizona, where she. has
made her home for the past sew
cral years.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
ENLARGES THE SERVICE;

Postmaster Rod GOOde has en-
lareed the mail carrier route by
taking in another district on the
prison road below the Orphans
Home. About seventeen families
arc srevd in that section. A mail
bOx has also been placed in the
new district.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
A BUSY MORNING

Before 10 O'Clock this morning
SIX autos came down from Glen
brook over the Kings CANYON
road. While several returned
over the route others continued Oh
to Reno.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
FISH ARE BITING

The cat fish at Washoe Lake are
biting after quite lay off. One
party last Sunday caught nearly
three hundred. while others all re
port good luck with the tooth
some pOuts.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07

Mrs. Lcavett and Miss Venie
Roberts were departures for Lake
Tahoe this morning on the stage
where they will spend some time
in the pines.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07

Attorney Robins, who has been
busy in Carson the past few davs,
was a passenger for his home last
evening.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07

The Misses May and Clara
Quinn of Winnepeg, Manitoba,
are visiting in this city with their
sister. Mrs. Warden.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07

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