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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-04-25
Two houses and lots {:

Two houses and lots
A four -roomed house and large summer
kitchen and nearly an acre OF ground, in the
the third ward.
four oomed house and lot on Fountain
street in the secon ward. Summer kitchen and
wood house.
The Charles Burghart residence, in
South part of Mineral Point city. This pro-
perty will be sold at very reasonable price.
1t consists of house and two lots; house contains
eight rooms, closets and pantry; good cellar
and cistern barn on the place.
Geo. Goldsworty's residence (known
the Isaac Tambly homestead) in north east part
of city; house has nine rooms, closets and pan
try; well and cistern; three and one half acres
of land; fine fruit orchard.
The A. N. Johnston frame dwelling,
cellar and good cistern; house is electric lighted
and has hot water and hot air furnace.
A we'll located and commodious
home in second ward, city of Mineral Point;
lot contains more than one half acre; house
contains nine room; hot air furnace; good
cistern; large barn with basement rooms. This
property will be sold at a right price.
A large and very nice new residence
in the first ward. New building with modern
improvements; suitably arranged for two fami-
lies. Will sell at low price for so good place.
The undivided one half interest in
the stone warehouse east of the railway tracks
at the depot.
A house and lot on Hoard's street-in
Vliet's Survey,-the property of George Thrash
err will be sold for $3.50.
Two new houses, situated on Mineral
street. in First ward. Each house has five rooms
pantry and two closets, and cellar win be sold
cheap.
A neat and pleasant home situated
in second ward property in first class condi-
ton Being DESTROYS of selling soon, will sell at
a very reasonable price,
We have some very good offerings in
tending purchasers to investigate.
Telephone "a.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-04-25
Why He Was Late.

what made you so late?"
II met Smithson"
Well, that is no reason why you should be
an hour late getting home to supper"
Il know, but asked him how he was feeling.
and he insisted on telling me about his stomach
trouble"
Did Won tell him to take Chamberlain :
Tablet'sy"
Sure that is what he needs" Sold by all
dealers
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-04-25
NOTE THE GOOD ROAD AND GENTLY ROLLING SURFACE
TIME Mineral Point Real Estate
II Agency has the sale of large tracts


of lands in Taylor county These
lands are owned by the Loeb Hammel
Realty Company, of Chicago and Medford
and are still within the reach of those of
moderate means, good unimproved lands
selling at from SIP to SIS per acre 1t
is purposed to have intending purchasers
in and around Mineral Point 90 and view
these lands this year midtime between
seeding and harvest and a representative
of this Agency will accompany them
Persons interested can obtain lists of the
offerings Improved and unimproved land)
by calling at the Democrat office Men
of experience in farming and in the buying
and selling of real estate say that the
farms of Taylor county will be selling for
at least 500 per acre in very short time
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-04-25
Gone to the Pacific Coast.

Darlington Democrat. April IS: F.
A. Greene and family left Monday for
the Pacific coast with the intention to
make that region their home. The
Democrat wishes them success where.
ever they may locate.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-04-25
The Life of a Farmer.

The life of the husbandman-a life
fed by the bounty of earth and sweet
ened by the airs of heaven.-Douglas
Jerrold.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-04-25
He Knew.

Flapper (reading a noveD-This Is
an improbable book. Pm sure these
two would have kissed each other
long ago.-Fliegende Blaetter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-04-25
A SCENE IN TAYLOR COUNTY.
Facts About Taylor County.

Based on statements of fourteen farmers
covering the yield per acre of various
crops the following figures are decidedly
conservative: Timothy 2 tons; Clover "a
tons; Oats 90 bushels; Barley 40 bushels;
Rye 80 bushels; Wheat Is bushels;, Peas
80 bushels; Potatoes 200 bushels, Onions
800 bushels; Turnips 500 bushels; Ruta-
bagas 500 bushels; Sugar Beets 9 tons
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-04-25
FER Defiance Of Criticism

The best armor against criticism 10
a thick hide and a philosophical tenn
permanent
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-04-25
A GREAT DAIRY STATE
$70,OOOOOO Paid to Wisconsin Farmers
for Dairy Products
OPPORTUNITIES IN TAYLOR COUNTY
The Place for the Man Of Moderate Means
to Found a Home
THE KIND OF a FARM TO BUY.

"7ISCONSIN is a State of sub
" stantial growth. There have
been no sensational features in it's
development. To a rare degree it's citizens
have combined q wise conservatism with
exceptional industry in the development of
the State
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-11
Songcrnes &orrciponoanec,

Gn boaan0if s(piS Ifriper, at al
ale regiereloe 6priter er oct G5areu,
iom t%eIegraiercr melt, ioet ban aor.
lig bctaler en- Selegrofregning paa
100000 Hubler. ollie bans Sele.
grammer, iaaOeI DC ofieutIige iom oe
prioate, er lfrepne meo en- 3iifer.
ifrift, bpiS RsgIe ifaI ppre ooeror.
oentlig fompliceret. Seller WilbeIm
betaler aarlig 10000 Mtarf for fine
Selegrammer; og bans 3iiferifrift
oerler efteriom ban forreipon0erer
meo Rigsfanilerer, me0 Miniitrene
eQer meb SleiaOjutanten. aougen
al Stalien, aeiicren al Giterrige OF
&ongen al 8rPfenlano t%elegraierer
iorboloSpi8 lioet. Ierimo6 benptteoe
Song G6parb og Gronring aleraus
ora iig meget oite al 8elegrafen. 8e.
res acknowledgements bar al6rig
ifrepre meo 3tiierifrift, men aItio
oifotteoe / oct engelife eQcr oct tpife
Sprog. Song gopar0S iioite Sele.
qrairegning loo paa $1,000 Marf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-11
Enr Rnfnnrn.
SeNiaeret af cn prattiit Susmurer.

Zen befienbte amerifmife Sorfat.
terinoe, GQa 8beeler Wilcor, lfriper
ON, boor uforitgtige unge Tiger MT
tiloa9s ofte er lige operfor De unge
R9no, iom De omgaaeS meo, =
bporoan De ofte lager efter og tpin'
ger iig inbpaa De ilnge Wpno, iiteoet
for at oet m%ooiatte burbe bore I'll.
fpIoet: at Den unge Ranb buroe
pGre 0en, iom opieser BEN lnge Eige
og forisger at pinbe benoeS aiGrlig'
beS. Weget al bet, bun tiger, fan
bore gobt for rnge Iiger at t9nfe
alporlig oper, % ieg ~bioi9tter oerfor
en- Gel af BET.
Set ct nofiaa isrgelig," flyer
bum, flor en-, iom letter apinoen
bit og gierne bill o9rne ON benoes
Sore, of bere TO Wsbre lige efter
bperanore fomme meo iaaoanne Be
merfnirger iom benne: "Wtin Sgn
fam faa boilfeniombelit ung Tige
ban bill babe. Iae lsber efter bam.
1e teleionerer efter bam, ifriper til
ham og logger Jig no efter BAN beIe
Sioen." 90 mar Ell peb, at bette
iao mango Silf9loer oespPrre er alt
for ianot, iaa bIir oct enonii pprre,
oq man fan life forarge Jig oper, al
en- Mor BIZ uotale Jig meb iaabar
Ggoisme ON lin Ssu og meo iaaoar
RangeI paa Ietelie ON De unge Si'
aer. : ct anbet Silf9loe fortalte en-
Mor, iom oar paa &eiie europa
ON, bporoan bum maatte faa fin Ssr
bort ira oen 9pen, bpor De boeoe, %
6e unge Bigger Ger albcles forfrlgte
ham meo fine Spmerfiombeoer oa
meo fine arap paa bans Sio, iad ban
life fif 5io til of ihubere 90 liot efter
Iibt tabte al Snteresie for fine Sti'
bier. S~or9lSrene beitemte zig oerfor
for Ell giiropareiie paa ct Aars Sio,
% fog Ssnnen meo, / Saab ON, al
ale De npe SnStrpf piIoe foriage
Sanferne paa aae De irnge Bigger
gpen, % sipe bam npe Snteresier.
5orfatterinben uotdlte fin Sorme
oper, at 9iserne er be asresiipe lite.
betfor at Oct buroe pere ben nnge
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-11

SallerlS Gler opodgef oen lplelrepHc
San % bpgget ct 8ierbe eller ire
8Ggge rlrnot oen al life meget tpffe
Stofte, fan cite Sunben oeroeo Ian'
ses. De fsrite fire Stoffe ber bore
10 SOB LANCE, De n9ite fire Stoffe
8 5oo lange % ioa frenoeIeS, til
oiSie inbao bGIoenbe SGgge bIiper
bete nof % Iabntneen life tort
%iterre, END at Sunocn iaa plot fan
fomme neo giennem ben. Sonmer
en- eller Here Sunoe ino / Ell Zig
9inge, fan De life fomme op igien,
bpts ben bar noge1lunoe beie Dol
fer. 0ette er Ell meget iintpel Rlan
eler "Sbe", Ger fommer ira Wtin'
neiota, bpor Der mango Steoer er
flere Slnoe enc Smter.
- Set er ben <, iom meIfer me-
get og e1ooa gioer rig Wfelf, bill.
fen en- pGrO at eie. Sfte faar man
mere Smer al Ell au, Der melfer
bare iaa aIminOeligt, emo al en-, Der
gioer omfram meget Wfelf.
@n briftig 6ormer Bigger og
gier Sorbeoriuger paa i'm Sarnl
bpert Nlar.
- Grofesior Q, 6. Sanion oeo
Spo 8afotaS IgerbrtgSlfole bar
CONNER peo SiPlp al Ell Ilig Wfa-
fine, iom man letter no SobafS'
planter meb, plantet Here slcres meo
glIfaliaplauter. Oct er rimeligoiS
for at fremelife oct bebit mtligt
Sre, at ban gier Jig Zig Image. s
oen belle 8eroen finOeS fnapt Ell Ser
ion, Der peo iao meget ON De mango
Slags alfaIfa iom Groi. Sanion.
= Srof. SammiS, isis, bar op'
fu1oet en- SIags &iernemeIfoit, ion,
qier a%lminoelig &~iernenelf oGro en-
Collar pr. Sunorebe Buno, beoer
set. ga, bpis 8olf bare bill ipiie moi
al oen Often, fan Oct 10 let bGnoe
at &iernemelfpriien tiger ipeiret
men oct err Dog life fleet enbrut.
- @n 2pge fortpaer os, at Slime
rifanerne life piIbe ppre iaa almtn'
beIig angrebne al boarlig 5oroeielI'
eler "GpSpepii", bois De ipiIte mere
Suppe. SranifmGnbene er befieno'
for of funne lepe go6t biligt; mer
Den iinpleite @rbeioer / 6rantrtg'
piloe frepe Suppe til Niboag, on
ban iaa life fit noget anbet. 90 er
elropeiif Solbat maa bare Supp
en- Gang ON 3agel, ielp ONT b9l Iat
maa "foge fit grsb no til Teuing"
Ipm 9efoliugen lpber.
@riaring bar bit, at bpor De
life fan begpnbes meo minoit 4O'
9uer, er oct bebit at tenfe fig ON t
8onge, inoen man begpnoer meo G
cooperatipt Creamery.
= Roar man / en- Ggn, bpor De
intet Creamery er, bill begpnoe me
ct cooperatipt Creamery, men lioe1
eacr ingen grfaring bar paa Dc
Smraabe, ber man beler ipge Taa
hos 9%eitprerne al ct ~cooperntir
CREAMERY ct Stpffe borte emo 10
pisIe promoters, Der fanife bel
aioer Taao, Der pasier Dem iel
beoit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-11

bpob SlogS Giuter BET fol bli. men
limpeltben paa, at be finoer BET ior'
mnalStienligt at opiege ct miloere
Glimo. iprIig o. beres llraer err blit
fIpueop5tis uoeet tioligere END pan
liz.
SlaIe o. andre Iur fon nnf peo
i'm Seliombeo "%ioruoiiae" Seiriorau,
Oringer, men filu inferior nteget be.
grpnieoe SioSrum ~ omtrent ligc
lruse / 6orueien iom 9'Srr. Meteo.
roIoger - Seiocn "a elmer. Der
er D.; Tor ligeioa r;i6tia a, tale ON
oereS ouernaturIiqe Suifinft ON
6reutioenS @eir iom ON man faIote
oct Snitinft hos en- Sunb, of ocn be.
rer ct &%ognbiuI, iom nrrmer iia.
fercno ct Wenueifc gier oct. e0er ON
man t~illtrep ct Weuneitc meo ifarpcs
re Seriel emo ct onoet ct Iignenoc
Snitinft.
5 nj al ii SiIipIoer o%nuenSer hi
Sroet Snitinft ON De lloiIal al Se
natllrligc Sanicr, iom ri life foritaor.
Genue Sane at ifriue natlrIige
6ltnftioner paa ct opernatirligt Sns
limits Sonto er til itort SinOer Tor
Ell bcore 6oritooeIic al TprencS 9u.
tltr. Gcn bar biuIpet iii at bol0c
ilipe Den gamIe 9tohrropiotuina iom
melte at ANDRE 8Tiencr eno Wcnne.
Ifene life bapoe nogen G~fSiitcnSbe.
retti5eIie, boiS De life oirefte par
Wtenneltcue til gtptte. 8 pore Gage
begpnoer man bog at INDIE at aae Ie.
oenoe &GIener bar lin iprifiIte BluoS
| Natllren % lin iGrlige Spgaue at
fplbe.
Sois Grinciperne ON set natlrIi.
&c uooalJ % Den noturliac Eilpa8-
ntnaseone orlpcs tilitrpffelia Iangt,
fltn0c intet 9nr bare erbperpet noqert
SoDe, Iom life ifirnfct set Ell bis
6oroeI, TIL eucrS piloc set goa I'M,
Der | anmpen Tor SiIDprelicu. On,
reneS Saner err oerfor bit betraatct
iom "iterotppcret" for 0cnt oeb en-
Sum al arGfter ion 6e fan fontrol.
lere, og 6ereS SoroIinger err blit be,
tragtct iom rent mcfaniife eQer in.
itinftipe".
Nl pinbcr imli6Icrti6 Sen Spfot,
Ming mere 90 mere SerrGna bIan0t
acknowledgements at 3eorieu
omuooaIg % SiIposnirq fan lore for
blot og oirfe for itrGngt % at 9utu,
rem gioer Tprene ct bit SpiQerum
for llosoclie al inoipioueIle, intellect
tllelle OF Gitetiife Gnner, iom life er
'aa gonIfe forificaige fra pore, omcnf
mere ubeItemt og mere muSuiflet
Wten bbiS 0prene beiiooer en- tooae.
FarolleI til Dor 6ornlit ioa MAJ 81
og'na Dele Den menneifeIi9e gaenIfoI
at ta3e fell. Ceres iaafal6te "Su
ltinft" er for set nleite fun oen ltbe
ptOite ~l(oeuelie al en- Gune / Stil mel
acknowledgements "Snitinft" at fino
BEN rette 8ei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-11
Suele iom
D~etripaameno,

3 tpIfe og i@runife gIabe bar man
/ bisie Sage flIOit9noie enitemmig
ipaaet, of man / europa fol iaa en-
uipbpanIig itreus ginter. Wan
bar berunber itsttet fig til SugttaaeI.
Ter fra SusIeIiuet; SpaIer, Silogi9s,
Sraner og ANDRE Sr9fiugIe er be-
gpnbt at bragg ipSoper me8et tioIi.
gere END elers.
5 anleOning berai betoner
"Simes" i Ell Ieoenbe artifel, al oct
en- sanife uristig at tiaesge 5usIene
noget "Snitintt meb Senipn til Bel
ret @aaneoer / 6orpeien. 2uar +.
CTS. SpaIerne Inter ipooper iiSGi-
aere eno alminbelist iaa beror bette
iIet life paa nosen epne til at ipaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-11
&aab % @inf.

Saainart Ell Sumo bar OrP6t en-
Sau, begpnoer Sen at mGtte Jig poa
lit Offers BLOB. 0Gite Rat fommer
iom Hegel Sunoen isieu for of poe
al Sen bsbe Sau. Sar imiOlertio
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-11

Ntoo Tbeumatisile, @iet, 9umbosp. Sei'
atiro. Gpsimerter eller cubper anoen 6orm
for llriniprei Slooet, er en- SammeniGtuing
af Stilineia, Sooioe at 9ali, @oteroo, Gu.
off 60 pits 90 Sariaparila iunoet plumber.
Zig pirtipm. 9isie Snsreoienicr tan erboI'
oes fpnesntreret ben rette SammeaiGtnins
| 5ablettsr fra Spbn Y. Smitb, 22s Smiib
8fog., Milpoufee. &is., mber Gapu al
Gloria ionic, cs $4,000 &c Ter nooeIes
gratis for at sisre Dem fienst. en-.
bper 2iSsnoe. Tom ifrtper til Sr. Smitb. udI
faa gratis Ell Irppe9ite at oiss 5abIetter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-11
Sropfnou Goueac

or ben biaisite os beOite Sfolei Rorbpeiieu
Speciele Slasier for NgtOmmere. Gent
eiter aataIog I'll ]. {. Satire, Grookston
MINI.
Advertisement.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-05-16
DON'T LIKE THE WAY
THINGS ARE MOVING

\ young business man OF this city
ina, remarked that he doc, not like
The way Carson people do things.
Ne did not like the way Cleanup Day
was managed. He does not like the
Civic Dinner proposition and i'll TACT,
about everything that the citizens ot
this city have been interested in, he
doe, not like and they are not handl
cd to suit him. But it i a tacl thai
thi, young man doe, not take part
IN any OF the dOingo, doe, not attend
thc public meetings and takes no
voice III the matters pertaining to
the public welfare "i our city We do
not believe he has kick coming Be
iorc he does the knocking he should
fake part III the meetings etc. have
his say along with the others. and
then he could voice his thoughts.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-05-16
THE SAUSAGE IN VERSE
ANO THE |NNER.MAN
(Ry Walt Ma,on)

Ah. breakfast l. 4 cheerful meal.
with sausage sizzling from the pan,
and when I've eaten ii tccl a noblrr
and better man. The sausage base
" j. maligned by testers lost III men
tai logs, who cannot lit the ,ordid
mind from thoughts OF warrant cats
and dogs. Whcn'cr | view the ,mok-
ing link OF sausage, thanking buck
wheat piles. | float ON pleasant
dreams and think OF snowy pigs III
verdant isles The pigs from which
the sausage came were surely washed
in sparkling rill,: each wore gar
land on his frame. and led on dates
and daffodilS. Each pig was nutured
on delights and breathcd soft and
scented air: was killed with sacri-
fcaI rites. and ground and stuffed by
damScls fair And Araby the blrSt
was raked for spice, pure. without al
10y; and when at last 'twa, linked or
cakcd. | ate il with whoop oi JOY.
| have no heart 10 sing the rose, the
lily or pomgranate sweet: the smell
oi sausage hits my nose, and You II
excuse me while ! eat.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-05-16
COMsTOCKERS ADVOCATE
SENSIBLE ORDINANCE

1t is stated that the local Board OF
iicalth is considering the advisability
OF requesting the County Commits
siOners to pass an ordinance similar
to that adopted in other towns and
cities of this state relative to requir-
ing store keepers TO keep all their
display of food stuffs. vegetables and
fruits screened.
This is done to protect the con-
sumner against the deadly house fly,
and if considered wise precaution
in other communities. why not III
Virginia City. Such an ordinance
has just been passed by the Reno
City Council and is being enforced,
most OF the storekeepers voluntarily
and willingly complying with the Of
fetal decree.
Another ordinance proposed is one
to render it less difficult for the
Board OF Health to abate nuisance,
which is much to be desired-Vir-
ginia Chronicle.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-05-16

their wealth from the mines Of Ne,
Nada.
A personal letter accompanied the
gilt in which Mr. Nackay states tha,
he has kept in touch with the pro
grc~s made at the School OF Mine,
and takes a personal pride i'll it,
achievements. He is pleased tha,
the students have "made rood and
wishes its future every success.
This endowment assures even bet
Ter equipment at the school and it al
50 inSureS it future that would have
been a hard struggle WITHOUT Mr.
Mackav's assistance. The donation
was received amid cheers by the stu
dents and the people who had assem-
hled. 1t i good news to every one
interested in the University through
out the state.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-05-16
RAILROAD commissioners
WIN A BIG CONCESSION
Interstate Commerce Commission
Orders in Commodity Rates

WASllINGTON. ID. G., May Is
BY an order just fled the Interstate
Commerce Commission has not only
confirmed the wisdom OF the course
OF the Nevada Railroad Commission
in avoiding compromises, hut has in
>ured the reduction OF commodity
rates to Nevada points amounting to
a substantial advantage. effective on
the first on June.
The commission consent, to the
filing OF rate reductions ON the intia-
tive OF the railroad amounting to ten
or fifteen per cent in excess of tel-
minal rates for shipments originating
on Missouri River points. with suit
able increases for shipments origin
ating further east. For eastern Ne
vada points the excess over terminal
rates is but five to ten per cent on
Missouri River points shipments.
The granting of the order will not
only avoid placing the Nevada cases
under the fourth section in jeopardy,
but will also leave the inter-mOun>
tain cases. which are uncOmpleted
before the Commission. unimpaired d
by any suggestion OF compromise.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-05-16
ROBERTS DID NOT VOTE

Congrcs sSman Roberts does not
seem to be taking much interest III
the welfare of his constituents in this
end OF the state te refuses to rec
ognize petitions from the business
pc Oplc and citizens, and did not even
vote on the all-important mint APP
preparation. which was Of great con-
Germ to the people Of this state and
petitions had been circulated asking
that our Repre- entatives use their
endeavors in behalf OF the Carson
Mint. 1t will be difficult for Mr..
Roberts to satisfactorily explain why
he tailed to vote on this question
when it came up in the House.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-05-16

The Commission has not passed on
the reasOnableness of the proposed
rates for the interim, but has merely
given permission to file them as an
independent act
The victory of the Nevada Com
mission and the Attorney-General
consists of being sustained as to the
danger Of compromise and in the
refusal Of the Interstate Commerce
commission to sustain the proposed
compromise which had been used to
align Spokane against the other in
ter-mountain shippers.
The Commission refused to recog-
nizc the agreement to dismiss the
Spokane case and the er-rnountain
cases are therefore still pending for
such action as may be necessary un-
der the decision to be given in the
fourth section cases before the SUI
preme Court.
The rates to be put into effect after
june lst cover approximately 800 OF
the leading articles which move in
carload lots and while they do not
give the full measure of relief con-
tended for they are very substantial.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-05-16
MOVING PICTURE HABIT
AND THE GRAND THEATRE

\n",her change OF program will
re shown at the Grand tonight. The
Grand ha> been very fortunate IN
securing exceptionally good lilm>
from their exchange. and many cdu-
catiOnal film, are included in the
films sent to this city for exhibition
The moving picture i being rrcog-
nizcd more and more a a big vdu-
Cltional factor and the film 1uanufac
turers are beginning to realize how
much more valuable their tilm- con
tain educational matter.
\ person attending the moving
picture theatres becomes acquainted
with different people Oi different 10
calities. with their customs: they
learn the "on and outs" Of many i'm
portant industries: they see important
events in the history of the world:
and hundreds OF other thing, cx-
ccedingly interesting and in-truC~
tive This is made possible by the
actual scenes being reproduced by
moving pictures.
Why not arrange 10 visit the the
ater at spare times in the evenings
you will find it an instructive and
pleasant pastimc.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-05-16
BULLION

The quarterly statements, ot bullion
returns iur The first quarter oi lVl2
ior the tum>turi. district viii br filed
with the Assessor OF Storey County
within Il short time and it Is r<ptctcd
that ihr total sum for that period will
excel by 4 considerable amount the
figures for the same three months OF
l0ll. The McNican and Ophir COM
panics are the chici producer, on the
lode AT the present time, bun it is con-
iden1ly believe and that before the
year closes there will be others to
join the bullion tax cla>S.-Chronicle
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-05-16
SLUMP EXPLAINED

Since the favorable decision render.
&C by ,hr Supreme Court to the Sill
HAS been SLIDING down the hill, great
~ t. he wundrrmrnt OF the local
stockholders and they number many
in >hi> section. The explanation l.
now made that the company i, to re
ducc The miners wage, Oh the first
Of .'nnr. This company ha, been
paying the highest wages in the state
inr ~i,n;lar work and it /, now pro
1.r~..l to reduce the wages to con
t..rm to the GoIlhrld scale. 1t is
n,'t anticipated that any trouble will
occur on account OF the reduction.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-05-16
CLARENCE MACKAY DONATES
$4,000 TO MINING SCHOOL
Names Endowment From Mother
and Private Securities

Again Clarence Mackay ha, come
to the rescue OF the Nevada State
University and with a substantial
sum. Yesterday ii was announced
that he has presented the Mackay
School oi Mines with Sl5n0m, The
values are represented in Mackay
bond, bearing iour per cent interest,
or bringing the school the sum OF
10000 annually. The gift i III the
name Of Mrs. John Maci<ay and
Clarence MaCkcy.
The announcement OF the cndown-
ment was made yesterday by Prr>i .
dent Stubb, when he addressed the
class, This i, but one OF series OF
substantial sum, donated by Mr.,
Mackay and is in fact the only lona-
tions made by citizens who gained
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-05-16
WILL ENFORCE LAW

The members OF the Board OF Uni
>cr>lty Regcnt- met yesterday witE
the Board OF Contro! OF the Univcr-
~ity and took II? several complaints
coming to them in their capacity as
directors OF the enforcement OF the
Pure Food Law. Complaints CON
rcrnine the quality OF milk they re-
'rivcd from E>mcralda and Hum
boldt Counties will be called to the
Of the several countic, for further in
rc~ti9ation and proSccu,ion.-.J ournal