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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Real Chief of Metropolis No
Longer Will Be ovcrshadowcd
by Lord Mayor of London.
ny ~ MAituUIsE III. roNrENoy

ny IA MAisoUIsE DE FoNTENuY,
AJols General LORD Cueyi-s-
lNJi NOR t4echVn Us cnairnian OF
lY1 thr Lonlon CVunty Councn. Is
.ll htSog -tueT .uuuI ii p!yO4utl;i,,u,
fvr II VIII have the effect OF prevent
ms lnr rr''i cnici uL tnt in,in,c,pau,v
~ me mctf"pois, OF tnc nlYtsh I'm
piic. from uv.ns an ii measure nct,ns,.,,
ny ont VI hls supuruiunI.4 ana -
"'o"SH presidents, nancy tho ,nrd
.t"ypt oi me ancient Ctty OF I,ouunn
INC smallest OF all the t,venty.ninu
boro gyms. Iutg when INC nnt,rn.I ,,,,
ltal - uivIGcu. e'P
i-pte Ch"ytcSnO:e Possesses. as a rn,-
80, ~ ma OF the King, as rcttrrj
nN".lU4 pt the army. as u Deer OF tn"
itH'lh ma a. Very ..Dus1l,tin1s 80
u1f on thv LuHuon Great 4. ora -.
"'1AtAt socidi prcst4Ec 10 yyNtc, -,
80 o -f"yvi MitH hIA merely f4in,,n,
- zig ii. t'es' can never aspire Tru, IN.
i-p'p .I.HO! receives ii lurutSn.d 49,,
Hc!Gi rcsIdencc at IN. Minsinn .s,,,' y
Opposite the Bank OF England hos ~.
U.S. "hiic IN ottice. of a whole hnusn-
"''N' including his private haurman
anu oil the immensely valuable city
S''ftr platc. ana receives moreover
u "hlary of S50,u0e. which enables hin,
% do much entertaining But Lord
.hcylesmore is very rich indeed i'm
MS own right. added to when he mar
iieH wealthy American vic Eliza-
pcth, the daughter pf j.. o. French. of
-" ! va ~ thp 5iStc: Oh the urst wifi
OF Alfred q. Vanderbilt So that ne
can. without pinchinr himself in any
way. give entertainments NOR. splon-
ala. more stately ana more distln-
Suised In MS capacity IS chef ningis-
trdtt ot tnc iStIt!Sn metropolis tnup
the Lord Mayor OF the tiny borough
OF the CITY OF London.
There mas ocen no tobhery at all in
the election OF Lord CheyleSmore Far
the Office TO which he has been elected
carries with - no salary or allow
ances whatsoever. ana has hitherto
been lacking in prestige owing to tho
failure of the English people to
realize it's Importance. In fact Lord
Cheylcsmore's acceptance thereof can
only be regarded as an act OF public
spirit ana proof Of his readiness TO
serve his fellow citizens of London,
and 10 devote most Of his tim. to
His official quarters will, when com
plctcd De the new Palace Of the
London County Council, which IS now
in course Of construction, on the couth
bank of the Thames. almost directly
faces the house, of the national Leg
isiuturc. at Westminster. King George
laid tn foundation stone thereof a
few weeks ago with much pomp and
Ceremony and the stately pills. stand
ink like tho Houses of Parliament at
Westminster. immediately on the river
hunk. viii lie worthy counternart Of
the Hotel de Willie OF Paris, OF Brus-
sels. and ~ Vienna ana Will complete
ly ovcrshndow the dingy, and by no
means Impressive looking Mansion
House and Ciuildhen in the ancient
City If London.
Lord Chcylesmore since his retire
ment from the army wherA his entire
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
FOR COURT TO SOLVE.
When Does AN Immigrant Cease to Da
IN in,miSrant.

Washington. April 1o.-Whcn does an
immigrant cease to he an immigrant in
question the Suprcm. Court has de-,
cided TO settle.
The question arises out of the claim.
by the Department OF Commerce and
Labor that the immigration laws apply
t. aliens who have acquired domicIle
In the United States and who seek to
rc-entcr the country after u temporary
absence abroad. The Circuit Court OF
Appeals for the sixth, Third, Fourth.
second, Seventh and Eighth Circuita
are said to have sustained the govern
ment, whila those of the Ninth and
Fifth Circuits have decided against 1t.
The particular case the court will
review Is that of Samuel Lewis, a Rus
sian, who came to this country In 1901.
on November Il, 1910, he went from
Detroit to Windsor Canada, and is all
legged to have brought back with him q.
woman. In violation of thu Immigration
law. The government sought to de-
port him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ArcDowall
Ncld' OF Lexington, were married Anrii
:, 1862. Rev. William 3. White. DID
pastor OF the Presbyterian Church, OF.
,nc'atinS. The bridegroom left at once
20 enlist in the Confederate service nv
hrst Lieutenant Of engineers on Gem
Srai Longstrcets staff. He afterwards
Nv me aeutenant- colonel OF the FIT
ty-second Virginia Infantry. After tho
war ne located in this community and
mas nlicd many positions OF trust. Coll
"nel afiG AIRS. Ross hnvs seyen chill
gloucester county; Mrs. James Vecch-
o. 81. Mathews, Ky: Mrs. Frank a.
",e!son, OF Chattanooga, Tenn. John
OF Lexington. and George L. Ross OF
Tam Z -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
CADET KILLED IA BULLET.
Student ut Citadel, In Chnrscston, Vic
tim of FntnL Accident

Charleston, :. c., April lo.-Cadat
Louis G. Dotterer. of the freshman
class of tho Citadel Military Academy,
of South Carolina, Was killed by u
bullet fired by squad of his college
mates during target practice yeystar-
day. He was one of squad OF about
fifteen cadets who. with Superintendent
Bond, of the Citadel, We're occupying
the pit just beneath the target The
bullet which ended mis- life was de-
Elected downward after striking some
Woodwork attached to the target and
entered the back OF his head. NO blamc
is attached to anybody because of the
Incident.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
lIOhnnnn-1rcut,

tSPcCIaI 10 Inc Times DtSDatch
Appomattox. Va, April lO.-Niss
Dora Georgia Trent. the daughter OF
MT. and Mrs. T. w. Trent. OF this place.
was married here to-day at the nav
SonaSc ut 9:l5 O'CLOCK. 10 stephen
Thomas Bohanon. OF CHARLTON, Char.
iotte county. The attendants upon The
pride were Miss Annie Trent, with
Hurley Trent: Miss Lily Trent, with
I. +. Trent: Miss Carrie Wise Trent.
with Thos. IL Trent Tho ceremony
was performed by Rev. II B Blank :
cnship.
They left Immediately on the west
bound train, and will reside in Char
lotto county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

tSpec!a! 10 The Times Dispatchl
Handersonvllc, \. c.. April lO.-At
noon Yesterday Miss Florence, the
rem, was married to H. K. Thrower.
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
Mr.. Royal, pastor of the N. e. Church.
north bound train and will visit va
rlouS cities North
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
NoPris--We
fSDecinl to The Tirnes

ESPECIAL 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Chase City, Va, April t0.-AIiss Mary
Anne West daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
kobt. West OF this place, was mar
ried to William Edward seorris. u
young business man OF Waverly Va.
this afternoon The ceremony. per
formed by the Rev. AIR. Robbins. took
place In the Methodist Church. which
was beautifully decorated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Golden Wedding.

Especial 70 The Time -Dlspatoh.l
Lexington, Va, April l0.-Colonei
and Mrs. John De Hart RosS celebrated
the nftieth anniversary of their mar
riagc at their beautiful home. sunny
Side" near Lexington. SATURDAY, ,.tter-
noon. Many relatives aud friends gath
cred Under thrti hOSptablc roof 10
o. tend good wishes.
Captain John De Hart Ross. \ sui
professor at the Vlrsinia Military In
atitutc, aud Miss Agnes j. Roid, dauSh-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Ives-McNumarp.

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch
Eureka Mills. Va, April 10.--Miss
blanche Mcnamara. youngest daugh-
ter OF Mra. Maiissa Mcnamara, was
married TO Charles T. Ives Sunday Of :
ternoon. Rev. George I'll. Leeper OF
the presbyterian Church, performed
the ceremony, 1T the homo OF thu
bride
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Engagement Anuounccd.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
- Staunton, Va, April 10.-AIr and
Mrs. John s. Pancake announce the
engagement of their daughter, Emily
Vance. TO Herbert McKeiden Smith. Of
this city the marriage ceremony to
church on the evening Of April 20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Governor to visit spencer.
[Specialto The Time

:. '7r1e''r1 I DTSpNtch. N
=, spencer, \. g, April 10.-Governor
kitchin will visit Spencer Nav > tSo
occasion being the annual commence
ment OF the Spencer graded school.
the principal address Will be delivered
by the Governor. The reception com
mittee appointed to welcome Governor
kitchin is making plans for Il big
OCCASION -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

pink satin. aud they carried pink
sweet peas. Little Misses Margaret
TAYLOR ana Virginia BusscS were
Hover girls. ana Helen Minter and
Alfred y. Roscncck held the ribbons.
They wore costumes Of white, and
carried baskets Of French daisies.
The bride fnthcr gave her away.
She was gowned in embroidered
white crepe dc cine trimmed IN old
lac. ana carried :, shower bouquet of
lilies of the valley and Bride roses.
Her ;ulle veil was arranged with
orange blossoms. James G. Taylor
was the groonis best man. and the
nshers were: Theron II. Brown. Jr..
of New York; Stuart Taylor. William
Taylor and Marion Boisscau
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Will spend their
honeymoon In tho West The bridal
party was entertained Oh Tuesday
evening a, the home OF the bride after
the rehearsal at til" church. Guests
from Il distance We're Miss May Taylor
of Petersburg. Miss Pattle Taylor. Of
Ciarkaviile; 7 II. Brown Jr., Of New
York: Mrs. NJ. /. Baasett and Miss
Mablc l5assett. OF Sacramento. Cad.
William Taylor OF WashinEton and
Lee University. and Miss Mary Taylor
Of Petersburg.
Mirs iiinford's Dancing Cinsscn.
The closing exercises OF MIss Ella
Binford's danclnt; classes will be held
this afternoon at O'Clock III Bclvi-
dere Hall. These classes have been
the most Interesting events OF the
winter SO far az fashionable little
peopl" arc concerned. ana the big
fancy ball to take place this afternoon
viii be Il fitting close 10 their iittle
season. Garrett Hall and Katherine
iiancnC,s viii open tho bali with "a
grand march, in which all the chill
dren will take part ana q number Of
interesting features nave been ar
ranged. The ball room will he deco
rated In palms and spring flowers. and
the costumes OF the children Will make
II a very interesting and pleasing
event.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11
Musical This Afternoon.

Guild at haif-past o'clock this af-
ternoon a, the nome OF Mrs. Julien
Gum. at Westhamptou, is to he :; most
attractive affair. slrs. John Jcffress
jr.. OF Sew York. who hns rich lyric
soprano voice. viii sing several songs,
with violin obligato rendered by Mrs.
Hcquembourt. and piano accompanl-
ment by Mis-. Basil Ciwnthmey. Doug
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

Miss Mary Thomas has returned to
Richmond. after spending some time
with her brother In Philadclphin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

Miss sarah lIarrisou, who mas beer
the guest OF her aunt Mrs. Wushhunn.
for some TIM" is now visiting Miss
Sue Dabncy at tue University Of Vir-
Rinia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

Miss Elizabeth Owen Easley. of South
Boston, is the guest OF Miss Kate
Crawford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-11

Miss Annie l. Reinhardt gave
charming program in Ridgewooi. y. ]
a, the musicale given by Mrs. d. !
GHroer al her country place. 9TH
Knoll r:cently, Miss Hciniard,
one u the leading violinists ia Rich
inond' ana her recitals are always yer
interesting and delightful affair. Sn
VII return to Richmond the Latter par
81 this week. after an extend ID STAY /
the North
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27
A Girls Wild Midnight Ride

TO warn people "i a fearful lore
fire in the Catskill, a young girl rode
hor.cback at midnight and avcd
MANY live, Her deed wa- glorious
but live, are often saved by DR..
King, New Discovery in curing
luus trouble, cough, and colds.
which might have ended in consump
NON or pneumonia. "lt cured me
81 a dreadful cough and lung dis
case" writes " r. Pattcr on, Well
ington, Tcx. "aiter four in our
family had died with consumpti"n ~
aud | gained 81 pounds" Nothing
50 sure and safe for all throat and
hung troubles Price soc and 300
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by J
A. Muller.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27
Compromise
On Big Suit

The ,ui; instituted by Jones a'H
Cambel against the Virginia X
Gold ilill Water Company, ~,
compromised yesterday in Reno. | ne
amount recovered was NOT stated.
This wa the outcome "l lh>
breaking OF the reservoir at Hobart
Creek agout year ago, |, will h>
remembered that Mrs. jones and
Mrs. Campbell both lost their lives
while Mr.. Junc, Wa, nearly killed.
Suit was instituted later t. recover
damages. .\itcr conference OF the
Interested parties the matter was SCI
tied out OF court. Both Jones ANA
Campbell put in the day in this rilN
going over the final arrangements.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27
STATE NINE INSPECTOR
REVIEWS THE SITUATION
A Very FIattering Condition Exists
Throughout Mineral
Nevada

Numerous as are the mountain
ranges. are also the fertile v"llcy-
lying beneath their dome>. Soil CON,
tanning all the productive propcrtlr:
OF other tried localities, and un,!
awaiting The CONSTRUCTION OF water
way, ior irrigation. which will ulli
mately be the result OF the MANY
reclamation projects, now under way
when they viii bid welcome t" tn,
settler and the home builder
\ prosperou, future iur Nevada J.
inevitable. 1t has doubled its popu-
lation within the decade be ginning
with the year 1000 and ending witt.
1909: has increased it metal pro-
duction nearly eightfold within that
period. and ii is safe to predict that
continue through the present and III.
turc. decades. and possibly at a
greater pace. until one may look
back enabled to draw 4 most Strik
ing contract between Nevada a. 4
great populOu> and pro-perou, State.
rich in mineral production and tccln.
ing in agriculture. and that territory
that at one time formed :" large *
part OF what wa, known a. II Il,
Great american Desert
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27

non OF the vein matter. A lett:
accompanying the ore tells OF G.
countering similar ore in consi:
cradle quantity. 1t is expected /
have a car load OF this ore ready f..
Shipment by the first Oi the comm
1Tunth One car has been shippo,.
from the camp and ii gave returi.
that show a profit from the product
Another lease that is working or
what is known a the Little Pitts
burg under thc management OF til,
ae,Ou brothers, OF this city. show
some excellent ore. Samples from
this lease are also o1S exhibitions
Parties who have looked over th>
Little Pittsburg. state that it rc>cm
blcs the formation and condition. at
l.cadville, COL. which proved the
big bonanza in the lead game.
As other, in this section are di-
rcctly interested both in leases and
the property. the finding cf this sub
>tantial body of ore brings a general
good feeling. The mines which are
south OF this city are certainly prom
iSing something good to the holders
and it all means good news to thi4
-rttIOn OF Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27
Bird Reserve
Is Created

WASiilNGTDN, Jan. 25.-Ihr<r
new national bird reservations, tW"
in Naska and a third i'll Nebraska,
have been created by Irc>idcn Iat
and placed under the department "l
agriculture On Forest island, one
OF the -Ala,kan reservations. the
Rhinocrros Auklct breeds. The j.
land contains one OF the most eN-
tensivc bird collections in -"u,@-
eastern Alaska.
"The Nebraska reservation is N
the heart Of the prairie chicken coun-
try and furnishes the ONLY rr}u>.
which as been established irr tlj-
last disappearing game bird, II. ."
DIR. IIn,haw, head ui the bi"lnGic::
survey, today.
This make, 4 total OF t,f!y five
bird reservations established /" dat .
eight of them in \la>ka
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27
SHOT GUN TAKES LIFE
OF FORMER RESIDENT
Glenn Blackwell Victim of Cruel
Accident. Parents Leave
for Scene

Tclcgraphic word wa> received
here yesterday by Mr. Blackwell OF
this city stating that is son Glenn
Blackwell had ac>idently killed HIM
sell with Il shot gun. ON his stock
farm near Sacramento, Mr.. HiarN
we'll and hi, wife left last evening
on the sad mission VIII Blackwell
a brother. also departed tn: the Cal
iiOrnia town.
Mr. blackwell leaves 4 vile and
several children lis bcrtNcu par
cnto. i brother. VIM. Hla|kWrl. an
who reside i'll this city. .\nnthvr SIS,
ter. Mrs. Frank Simpson. lives in
Smith Valley Iht sympathy oi the
entire section i with the ~addtnrt
relatives.
The Sacramento Bee contains the
following account OF the distressing
accident:
The shotgun he had borrowed a
few hours before that he might Kill
Il dog that had been bothering his
stock, va, the cause yesterday alter
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27

State Mine Inspector I'd Ryan,
Ina, liled hi, annual rcpoI with Cow
ernor Odde. The report l. PractIc-
ally a physical survey "l the mining
industry Of this State. 1t gor- mt"
the detail, ui the situation and re-
view, the condition, uI the old and
new camp, Of Nevada. Some very
interesting facts are stated regarding
the new district, oi Nevada. hl-
report win be i'll demand by the
mine investing public "ut>idr the
State. \ very clear description "t
Jarbidgc i, furnished the reader. i.
i, describe, the new town that Is
rapidly coming to the front a. \
bullion producer. The report i'll CON,
clu,ion states
The resource, oi: this great State
are 4, yet in their infancy When
wc stop to think "i the hundred, OF
miles ui mountain rau4r> within
it, borders. showing their miuvrI-
ized groupings and holding out /"
tho prospcctor indisputablc evidence
ui almost incxhau,tablc quantities nl
ore OF various kinds. character, AID
values; standing a. invitingly as they
have all through the ages. and yet
untrodden and untouched by the
gold hunter.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27
Sign Contracts
For Sugar BeetS

Manager Fred lime and Ihirl
Agriculturist Charles S. knigh, Ul
the Nevada Sugar company. VIII" are
here from Fallon signing up farm-
ers of this valley. \ number o1 cnm-
tracts have already been entered
into, the average lots being ten
acres.
They will remain here for several
days, having headquarters At the
River side hotel. where they will meet
farmers by appointment. Owing /"
the low transportation rate and the
high percentage oi >acchrainr in
locally grown sugar bccts. the men
from the factory have little difficult )
in obtaining r0ntrac1>.-('a. cite.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27
News Notes
OF the Valley

The Sheridan poStollicc has br>tI
uotihed to establish a money order
system. The order will 60 in"
effect .\pri 1T and will be ol great
ct convenience tu the people 81
that section.
g. Raldi. who a> Il contract ON the
Curtz Consolidated mine. returned
10 Marklcvilc from Reno few days
ago where he secured more miners
in order to rush work ON hi, CON
tract during the favorable weather.
George and Charles Brown re-
ccivcd a telegram Monday informing
them II the serious Hines, OF their
aged father at hi home III Iowanda
New York The latter lett immcdi-
atcly Tor his fathers bedside.
The hcalt officer, reports that sew
cral cases oi measles have developed
in this Valley, BY strict quarantine
it j, hoped to prevent general
,prcad OF the disease such a. was
recently experienced i'll Carson, cauo-
inc the schools, OF that place to re
main closed for several weeks.
The Record-C Courier received IL"
tcc yesterday that the official, Z"
the Nevada Sugar Company, OF fal'
lnu. would visit Carson Valley
shortly inr the purpose =! INTEREST
ing the farmer, i'll sugar beet cuI
turv. The mill ka, finished its III
iiial run and has proven to be amply
adequate In It, process.
The beet culture i, a wondcriu
rr,torer oi soil. as it frees the sol
from alkali which interler, witt
other crops. The price paid Al tn
factory ior bcets is good and tn
freight low throughout the State-
Courier.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27
CAMP OF CARBONATE
IS MAKING GOOD
Excellent Specimens of Galena Ore
Received in this
City

VIII Day, who i, interested III .
lease ON the I.Niugst";l s'ruur.. 1T
he new camp OF Carbonate, in IN
tclopc Valley. has rcy,:veu Il :"h.
~tantial proof ct the >.prth OF tlv
property, y specimen Nri4i'i'i%
about $50 p"uud~ Of guI>n1. was rr
ccivcd and i ON ,Nhibtipu in trrnt
"t Jesse Trantrr'> office. 1t oh"v,
plenty ui lead and a. it carries :,
considerable value in silver i 81 4
valuable nature. Samples thai A.Nv
been u>,ayrd show oO per cent il
lead with Il varying amount in silver
and gold,
This new camp is practically Ill
the hands Of lca,crs The corpora
ton owning the ground being con-
tent in letting generous 'cH>c~ t."
men who have shown an inclination
to be busy and trustworthy. The re-
suit i, that several leases are in the
ore and 4 future is promised for the
district
The samples exhibited from 'he
Day lease is from Il late discovery
in developing the shaft and driil.
This large piece OF ore j. but pOr-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27

noon OF the death oi eileen +. BIHch-
we'll, horse dealer and tcAm con
tractor. living at 2zlo Twenty -,c1on'
Street.
BlackwelI', body WAS found near 4
barbed wire fence shortly before 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon on hi
ranch near the Western Pacific
grade. north side OF the American
River
Ihe gun was resting against tn>
fence with the trigger in contact with
d barb. Blackwell is believed to
have tried to drag the gun trnuy!.
the fence. with the result that the
weapon was discharged. The chat Z,
truck Blackwell in the back OF the
head. Death was instantaneous,
The innnest will be held to nigh:
HlIrkweN was "A years old ana
leaves a widow and three daughters
two sons. four brothers. and two
sisters, The date OF the funeral Il'~
nrl been set
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27
Elopers Caught
From Virginia

Frank t,oldcn, restaurant keep
cr oi Virginia City. aged So. H""
ldn Nhurn. aged - Were ARRESTED
in Reno last night on Il complaint
from the mother of the girl i'll \ir-
ginia City. The pair clopcd irom
the Com,tock and were bound tol
the Coast \ telephone message
headed them off and they spent tn.
night in the Reno Jail. 1t j. posi-
Bile that Golden will he held ON .
more serious charge.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

The regular meeting OF the Chris
tlan Science Society will be held at
odd Fellows Hall, Sunday morning
at II o'clock. Subject oi the lesson
sermon truth"
Sunday school imme diately after
the morning service. Regular We'd
nc,day evening testimonial services
are held at the same place at 7
. clock. The public arc cordially
invited to attend these services,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27
Frie htful Polar Winds

blow with terrific force 1t the "a,
north and play havoc with the skin
causing red, rough or sore rhapprd
hands and lips. that need hncklen
Arnica Salvc t" heal their 1t makc-
the skin soft and smooth. l,nriVa}
ed for coll->ores, also burns, boi>
sores, ulcers, cuts. bruises and pile,
Only 25 cents at J. l. Mnllcr.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27
FRESH EGGS

Guaranteed fresh eggs at the Eagle
Market. only 40 cents per dozen.
Desirable housekeeping rooms
with all modern coIWenences Also
4room cottage with electric lights
-tc. Inquire of Mrs Mather, 576
proctor Street
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-01-27
SNOW AT HOBART

effect that seven inches of SHOW ivll
in yesterday, storm at that point
About loot wa, deposited at Mar
lctte Lake The snow fall up to
the present time i, rather light i'll
the mountains west OF here, there
being only about three ictt ON tn,
summit