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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
Saieanrus In alter 3eit.

Sn elmer, bon elmer fpaniiden 3eit>
i9rift per0ffentli9ten @bbdnblung
iiber bic SafeItuItur perfloHener
Sabrbunberte ipirb au6 bas srpBe
Seitmabl seI9ilbert, Oas bel Der oodz
Seit Seinridbs ~. unb Der Wtaria
bon Webici in Paris. man tonn pobl
faeen, sefeiert purbe, benn unseads
tet Der unmaHe BON 2ederbiHen iibers
t6nt Der entfaItete prunt bic gins
seIbeiten hes @Fens. Der md9tise
Saal leu9tee in einem bsrtpirrenben
DiberI9eine bon 9olb unb Silbsr;
ipobin bas 2tuge f9psifte, fanb ss
@oIbIdmud, blibenbe @erdte. ftls
telnbe &riI ItallgesenitGnDs. patre
8lumengdrten; unb hies alles mar
in itrablenoe 2i@titr0me gebuoet.
pGbrenb I9pere 9iiFte unb WobIses
ride bic 9ltmofpbGre bur9fluteten.
9lbsr bamit nod ni9t senus: BEL ie=
benz neuen @ange ipurbe bic 9etora=
tipn bes Sooles unb Der S9mud Der
Safel perdnbert. Den 9ipIelpuntt
biIbstsn bic Siibisteiten unb bas
Sbit.
Wieber mar bic Sofel rerfhpun>
ben, ba erflonaen pI0bIib tinf9meis
6eInb bic erten 9tttorbe lodenber
SanspeiIen, bic mGdtis onuudIeH.
unb unter bieIen &lGngen erfdien bic
Sufel pieber i'm Saale. 9lus bem
ysebedten Slide" ipar pI0bIi9 Elm
pra6tpolIes 8Iumenpartett geporben,
iiber unb iiber mar bic mGdtige
sslGhe nit 8liiten unb 9lumen ess
I9midt, uno on ben RGnbsrn srbo=
BEN Ii9 ipirtli9e 8dume. limb in
mitten bieIer pl0BIidb erfdienenen
2onbifait tummeIten iid in sarten
@9leiergetpGnbern Npmpben unb
S1lpbiben, SGn5erinnen, bic ben @ds
fen seSudsrte Triidte unb Siibigteis
ten bon ben 8dumen pfIiidten. Die
2it6re rieIeIten in tleinen Quellen
sniT9en StrGuhern uno 8dumen
uno ouf ben Geiieu uub 3peigen
bieTes IeItfamen MGrdenipoIpes tum-
melten 1ih pirtlide fIeine Singp0ael,
oeren S9nabel unb SraIIen porber
pergoIbet iporben tparen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

= Ser Yrob. .Sbnen iulI.s ia
Elm Srben ,psr!ieben rerbsn. babe i4
ssb6ri, Sic absr babsn abssIebni2"
~aonnts nI4t unoers. 3u lsibsn
nebm ich nir!"
- @sim Seiratspermttts t.
Ter. 9srmiitlsr: Sic bat elm srobss
8srm6aen. ii obsr refine Tu1.
Gonhihoi (2sbcmonn): 6, ouT cine
HulI msbr oSsr psuis,r tOmmt mfrs
gar niht ON.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

Gin prdttitus. @aIt:
.&eGlner. bier baben sic 25 Gents,
faesn sic mir ab.r. mas Sis mir
empfeblsn tOnnsn!"
8eIIner: .@sb'n g in Elm unOers
Rsitourunt!"
prin3snerSiebung. Gr=
Siehsr: rNus tOnnen mir Sobeit
aIs Elm WunOsr bsSsi4nen9"
prinS idpsist.
GrSisber (erfreui): rSebr riftig.
Sobsit. Nub ss SObsit midi ptib. oas
III elm Wun0sr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
: Scr mitIei6ioe G6uIt.

Ser mitIsibiee S6uIts
beiB. Der GdulihsiB BON 1insss
90 miro BON isirsm 8iittel i6lusr bes
trunten nad5 5aus aefi'brt uno Fsbt
feinsn glud6arn. oen @sItssbuusrn.
Der eteniaIs DEB Gutsn gu bisl ae=
tan bat. i'm Sirdbensra6en lie5en
unb 9sriufe MAIDEN, nm fd aufs
5uridisn. 0a er6armi iid Der G6uls
ibeiB biefes GIcnrs unb sr fust IaIs
lsn6 gu ieinem Siiiisl: ~Sans. Isbnt
mid an h'Dnno an uno beb' Den
b'foif'na 8erl ouf"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

8eim q 9isb. Gr: DirIt
Gu mir ouA irsu blsibea. Iieber
S6ob2
Sic: Su. obsr bite bIeib' ni9t 5u
lang.
= GtiIfIHte. gtooIdr pers
lpsnosie tsinsn g!id BON 6su MGos
den. % bIidts hisTss hentdtio
ouf Isin.n gerIobun9slina. @ocIdr
ert0tsts f,idht uno itsdIe ibn 10 fen=
.tatip bsileiIe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

= @obI betomm's. Bauer
(im ReiiuuruID: rSieb nal. SGs in
Dem @i is 10 iunaet 8iiden Orin."
Srou: rDet iulIite r,an ifnen
upsien. oui ct De Dirt MIDI Iisbt. icnIt
tonnite nod fir en- iun5st Subn be-
5o6len."
= Gin Raturtsnuer. o.:
~Wos iuollen sic Osnn i'm 0inisr i'm
@,birse2"
g.: Die gotur uno ibrs S60ns
beitsn bslpunbsrn."
o.: ga, Die fnO ia iebt ulIs ause=
fdreit."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

: Sic fIrforgIi6e @ats
tin. Srau Yroieiior (Su ibrsm @at'
len. tpsItbsr ins GflpimmboN eshn:
6ermann. usreib amer nidt, Did
nad6sr rpis0sr ansu5isbsn.
Rs6t nett. Ssrr: .Was
fGGt Sbnsu elm. Susrit lpsrfsn sic Die
2suie beraus nro Damn ip;sbsr bins
sin."
Soustns6t: .Wie r Sruub'n
'uor'n. honb' i msin' Serrn nm
2obnoufbsKeruna sriuu6t. uno iueil
sr Die net asnsbniot boat. perf /
sobm Sic 2eut' ipisSsr sini."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
@ciic epriidJe.

Rau9e 0einsn 6rsunSsn CUTE Gis
earrsn Dor. oumit iie Damn sr5dbIen
tonnen, iie bGtten an Dir prd9ti9e
3iias bsmertt.
gbrs Die srau Drinss HG9fen.
audi penn lie hGBlif 1T.
@erNe tein 9lrSt, Elm unOersr min
audi Ie6en.
Shsue feline 9trbsit. ipsnn Tu fs
bon onoeren perridlien IaTTen fannit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
uas Dttt1 1.rnaSt.
gon ebuarS @5rtte.


@etaiTen itiee bic 0adlt ans 2nub,
Sebnt trdilmeno an Der Serge &ano.
Sbr 9luge Iiebt bic goIbue @aoc nm
Ser 3eit in gIeicbeu Shalen itille ruin;
limb feder rauidien bic OucIlen beruor,
Sie iingeu Der Dluttcr. Der Tadt, is,s
Sbc
@om Snge,
Som beute aeiueieueu 'Eaae
Gas uraIt aIte SdlummcrIicb,
Gic adltet's uidlt, lie 1T es Nib;
S9r iIiu9t beS pinlmeIs Sldue iiiber
nod,
Ser fliidt'9en Stunben 9leidleefdiuing'
nes Sod;
Sod INNER bebaltcn Die Ouellen Sas
Rort,
&c fineen Die 8aSIer I'M SdIafe nod
fort
8om Sage,
gom beute Setueieneu Gage.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

9rudfebter. <9lus sinem
sssItbsritt) Wlit d1eemeinsr Spans
nuns srfrurt,te man ben Yerein Der
Wiilfb1nolsr, 6sm ,ine usue Sabns
esitiftst pcrbsn mar. Der Nnblid mar
bsr5srireusno. Dem 2uss pordn
ffrittm Die g afnsniunefrduen Oss
Rersins.
Nod, bsm 9nr5simorEhe Ges SeIts
5uasS psr elite Iih bas pu6litum.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
Slutlcrs 0lurgealicS.

Morssnrot, Morsenrot
2sudteit mir gu friibem SpS!
8aIo miro ole Sromps;e tutsn.
Damn mub i9 i'm Gra6sn bluteH,
Sd unO Der G9uufieur nit mir!
&aum s:6a6t, tuum asNa9t,
Sat Elm 9oum ous Gno' sebrd9t!
9eiisrn nod i'm ItoISen 8usen,
Seut' Den S4GOeI sinesIdIdsen,
Worgsn trd6t teiu Subn na9 Dir!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

- 9ei3. Reidsr @tiShaIs: ~Sas
gen Sic, 9err 0Ottcr, lpie babe i4
nur brei Do9en. obne gu shen. Iebsn
fonnen?"
qrSt. rSu, iriTen sic. bas Gieber
ernGbrt."
Rsiher @siabals: rDir.Iid2"
gtrSt: .@nna astriB."
Rsider @siShoIs: v9Gd. tOnnsn sic
rid1t msinsm TisnitmGhfcn aud elm
bis9en sSis6er psritoiIen2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

Der aroumeir W ou Dem eones gu6 sinss SssntSnntss.
eebn ibn ab br ane ous uno mad tE Mne ousuen 0pet
d Oudt u gDr tm en @n nit bm 3uunpia6l Su aetsu uno
a9t gr tobn oin ia m bier eautf Gu o ni raB 9eiue
Sou uno &nor anorqrn d nad ti uen?" Oatn t0nn Su
rsAt ba6en Of i'd pi'ae:6 nod hnsn idsi6sn psrSs!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

anIidi "Sit Der Mann ses
IGbrIih pernuhosiP"
polissiur5t: r3rsi bon Den @uns
Den iiub unbeaingt tGtiid, uber Die
brittle tonn esbsilt nrr6sn!'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

r9tber @nIGp. i6 finbs es unsrs
Bort. toB 0u Su bsm 8oitiim, bus
i'd Ihcn nidt Le5oflen lam, nod eis
men Mnntel fouilt!"
r.gl6sr, Iisbss MGnndsn. bos babe
tb uur seton. bumit Su bos pumme
4leib ni4t INNER nor gtueen baIt!!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14
gjpdloIoais brr 0eidllsdlter.

SberteIIner: Dos gtutGsrs
poor, fas seitsrn ansstommen 1T,
mill nbreiI,n; ipsnn i9 MIR iuiiBte.
ipeIdes bic Srnu uno ipeI9ss Der
Serr iE?!"
SoteIier: .DiFeH Sic mos =
eeben Gle ben Ssr,T6nfisn bic Re9s
nuud ba fpsrben -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-14

@ait: r@ie. tusnn isbt bic &oTbs.
barn nid,t boIo .pnmt. bonn brins
i'd ols ipnnns.noss Sfslstt S1r 9ans
ses HsItnuront in 8e:ruT!"
The Keota news., 1912-06-21

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The Keota news., 1912-06-21
or MOST INTEREST
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est1, pas ss,e s>ss .iEe& zxd fatally
vDsEx-< ~ 2er Asxs4as. Aietl~ He
t~r-, r.sI shs s:.en>o.s1 personally 10
fs1 z;yc,><,
Thirty Thousand LAYsrszlk rzti0na
prepared ~ tse a.ny cDnuaisssry ia
E~s,;LS we're shipped 70 S>vard and
Kodiak. AiAaka, ia the sssAmship Ad-
sAisAI EsmpSnn. !or relief on suffersrs
fYrm ihs rsesn. volcanic eruption.
wsitsysd pikA are being introduced
into lakes In the state Of Washington
10 sytsrntSatS the German carp. The
carp destroys millions Of game fish
Eggs eysyy year in these and Othe.'
Western lakes. II n promised that
the pike viii feed on the carp.
Planted In the fall OF 1910 and fail.
Ing IN come up last year, a.forty-acre
field of wheat On the George l.. Could
ing ranch in Weld county. near the
town Of Ksota. Colo. surprised il
owner by coming mp this spring. The
whea, promises a yield OF twenty
bushels To the acre.
Tho Arizona Senate, by . vote OF ten
10 seven passed . bill providing for
submitting TO ths vote OF the people a
plan for the aboIlshing Of the upper
house Of the Arizona legislature. II
the plan becomes effective there will
b. only one state legislative body. com.
posed Of forty-fiye members.
The Keota news., 1912-06-21
POLITICAL

Tie first cam pai&n in Which the So
clzils. party has Rad = eonrIets ticket
ls er.sy ssz,e vaa opeaet In Chicago
Ezxsne v Dets and Emil S<tdsl are
TIE S1eiaIiss candidates fer President
and rice rrea,dsn. OF the United
STATES.
The Keota news., 1912-06-21
WASHINGTON.

The Senate amended the legislative
Appropriation bill TO prohibit any ons
federal Judge from rsstraining ~
order oe the Interstate Commerce
Comnjssioo. and providing that such
Injunction must b. sanctioned by tho
ehief Justice and two other Justices.
The Keota news., 1912-06-21
SPORT.
wEsTEns LEAGUE sTAxI

Frank Coseh. champion heavyweight
wrestler. defeated Gus Schoeniein
light heavyweight. in two straight
falls At Baltimore.
The Keota news., 1912-06-21
FOREIGN.

A committee OF experts recently val
ued the cutlery and kitchen utensils of
the Shah OF Persia at 1000 900.
The gravity OF the situation In Cuba
Was emphasized BY the issuance by
President Gomez of 4 proclamation 10
the Cuban people. urging them to arm
and organize in the face Of the ma
tional peril.
The Keota news., 1912-06-21
WAN Compliment.

Wo6m Compliment.
A fanry4dreao ball vas held In q cer-
Ain GAYrtson town recently, At which
many military omcers and men at
ended. A soldier attired a. lady
sas spoken to By the regimental chap
ain
Well. young man" said the par
son. you are very we'll got up Did
1ou win . prizs-
Yes. chum; got second prize. Did
Fou get q p1tze<
Ne? Oh. NO: l."
We'll, now. that's rotten bad luck.
I call IT," said the Tommy. warmly.
FOR you are about the best get-up Of
Tit-Bits.
The Keota news., 1912-06-21
Nature Faker.,

Nature Faker.
Tommy" queried the teacher Of .
small boy. in the juvenile class. what
is a swami"
"A swan" replied the youthful OBJ
server. "is an animal with turkeys
body and a CRATES neck and . goose's
head"
The Keota news., 1912-06-21
When Your Eyes Need Care

Try Murine Eye Remedy. No emAFting-yee8
Tine-Acts Quickly. Try It for 1ed. Veal
wate.y Eyes and Granulated Eyelida. Illus
compounded By our Oculists-nPk sfatses -
teine".bu. used in snseessful Phy1iete.r f.s
lic and sold By DruEgies at 1te a.d - 1ee Dcss!e
aaurino Eye Remedy Co.. 0hIoags
The Keota news., 1912-06-21
s,.a.s.,. 20 q lH2Z<Nx
In Use For Over 20 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
Her Foresight.

Her Foresight.
1T Is really by little things that one
can tell q mans character"
Yes: ! think that was the reason
Julia broke her engagement Henry
used to bring her such cheap choco
lAtes."
The Keota news., 1912-06-21
Arksnsss Valley Experiment,

Arksnsss Valley Experimental Farm.
Rocky Ford.-An experimental farm,
probably the most unique Of its kind In
the world. was started here this
spring. and already results have been
obtained that bid fair TO be not only
OF the utmost value to the Arkansas
valley. bat TO the state.
-Four hundred and fifty varieties OF
grain and farm produce are growing
on this new farm and more than fifty
additional varieties are being trans
ferred from hotbeds.
Added TO these. cotton, flag and 70
becco are being Eiveu . thorough Try.
out and Il any oos a these proves
sdsptabls 70 this region. will revoiu.
uontso farming IN the valley.
The Keota news., 1912-06-21
Some men are bashful when
comes to meeting their obligations.

Garfield Tea promotes and ensures health
Try 1t to be convinced. Druggists keep IL.
The Keota news., 1912-06-21

And Very Quickly.
The building of airships 10 bouni
always to be q success in one way"
What's that?''
"It makes the money n.y."
The Keota news., 1912-06-21

Red Gross Bag Blue makes the Aundrea
happy, makes clothes winter than snow
All good Erocers.
The Keota news., 1912-06-21

The love Of applause IL responsib
for many near actors.
The Keota news., 1912-06-21

ompostont 70 Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CA8TORIA, . safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and SEQ that 1t
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-29
RELIGIOUS FILM
At THE GRAND

The Grand has made arrangements,
to show this evening the special fea-
ture release The illumination" Il
historical and religious feature film
marvel
The illumination depicts the last
days of Christ, his death and burial.
This production is a phenomenon in
motion picture art. 1t brings before
us His influence and power among
men. 1t is an evidence and substance
of things not seen. \ picture i'll
which the spiritual presence OF Christ
is ever before us and can be plainly
discerned, although not seen in ac-
tual or material form.
1t not only is the most impressive
portrayal ever shown. but has arous-
ed universal interest by its original
ity and magnitude.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-29
TAKE INDIANS
To SCHOOL

w. A. Van Voorhis was up from
the reservation Tuesday getting three
Indian boys started for Riverside,
California, where they will enter the
Indian School at that place. The
school receives its recruits from all
tribes and is REGARDED as one OF the
finest institutions OF learning for the
noble red men. The boys who went
from here are bright young fellows.
Dick Barchum is from Alpine in this
county, where he attended the public
school; Ed Horn has been attending
the Fallon Indian Day School, and
Wade Given halls from Phoenix,
Arizona. but has recently been en-
ployed at his trade that OF a black
smith. in Benadum & Sprever's shop.
In order TO enter the school at River
side the applicant must be at least
IA years of age.-Churchill Standard.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-29
GOING TO CANADA

In order to take a vacation and
also change of climate Judge Ian
gan will next Wednesday leave Tor
a trip to Canada, where he will at
tend a meeting OF the Odd Fellows
Conclave being representative from
Nevada. He will take his daughter
Maxine with him. The Judge need
the vacation and change, as his
health has not been of the best the
past few months.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-29

A DECISION

The farmers along the shore OF
Franklin lake in Ruby Valley, this
State, are awaiting a decision from
Judge Harrington that is of unusual
features The lake which varies ac-
cording to the season, has receded
since the original locations by the
farmers. The fence lines have been
extended to the lakes shore as the
water has recedcd and the farmers
claim the land On the other hand
Uncle Sam sets up 4 claim as it Is
claimed by the Government that the
farmers were entitled only to their
original locations The farmers state
that it is poor rule that wont work
both ways, as in case of raise ot
the water again they would be com
PEELED to move their fences back &C
cordingly. The matter has all been
threshed ont and Judge harrington
has it under review The land that
has been left from the lakes drying
is con sidered the richest III the sec
tion and it is wanted by the farmers.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-29
CONSTRUCTING
A STATE
HIGHWAY
Work Progressing on
the Tahoe Road

The work of constructing the
State Highway about Lake Tahoe Dy
making good progress. Parties re-
turning from the lake state that the
camp established near McKinneys
looks like army headquarters and
over one hundred men are busy on
the work, Blasting can be heard
across the lake. as the workmen are
sparing no pains or powder. 1t is
the intention to make the road oO
feet wide, which is ample. When
completed it will be possible to drive
an auto or team to Tahoe City from
this side or California.
The only obstruction to prevent
a trip around the lake is between
Glenbrook and Incline 1t would be
possible to use the old railroad Grade
a good portion of the way should
construction commence from this
end and also a part of the grade on
the old Incline road. The building
of a road from Glenbrook to Incline
would not be as hard a problem as
that now under way on the other
side. 1t is only a matter OF time
when it will have to be put through
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-29
IMPROVING GYPSUM PLANT
At MOUND HOUSE
Correspondent Tells of the Busy
Place. Many New Features
res built here By fall.

, tages built here by fall.
There will be number OF Bull
| Moose roaring here before Christ
mas.
Mrs. James Kane OF Gardnerville
is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Brady.
Jim Gross and l.. Nelson are going
into the hay business
George Ellis is now postmaster
and a good one.
Earl Askem is having things his
own way.
Joe Perry has been having troubles
OF his own. Everything is serene on
our block this week.
Mrs. J. Beckel has been on the
sick list but is better.
George Wilcox is here doing the
carpenter work on the new building.
r. MahaGey was in Carson this
week on the sick list. He says the
Carson merchants are the smoothest
he ever saw. He says one big fat
fellow wanted to give him his store.
and that Carson is the prettiest town
that he has seen in Nevada.
The bell and flag pole were put in
place on the new school house this
week.
We expect 10 have sufficient vote
here in two years to move the
county seat to Mound House, but we
are going to call it Gypsum.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-29
SENATOR NEWLANDS REVIEWS.
POLITICAL SITUATION
Democratic Victory in Sight. Good
Record of Nominees

Yesterday Senator Newlands spent
the day in this city. He visited with
many friends and talked over the po-
litical situation. In speaking OF the
Presidential fight he said
Early i'll the campaign | favored
Mr.. Wilson as the Democratic nom
inee and was naturally we'll pleased
when he received the nomination. /
ielt from the beginning that he WAS
the strongest candidate and that by
nominating him the Democratic par
~ would have more than an equal
chance of winning. Following the
split il the Republican party his ell
rCtlOn seems to be a certainty
1T is the common belief that the
fight is between Wilson and Roose-
cit. rather than between Wilson and
Mr.. Taft. 1t is difficult TO estimate
what strength Colonel Roosevelt will
have, but it is conceded that Mr..
Taft will not make a strong showing.
Governor Wilson is beginning his
with absolutely no unfavor-
able influences against him. He Is
not only avoiding dangers but is him
self a positive power OF strength, en-
and resource.
I'VE must not overlook the vice
presidential candidate either Gov
ernor Marshall's expressions have
found great favor in the East. He
speaks plainly to the point and CON
Rarely has there been
such a strong combination as Wilson
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-29

NEVADA 7
INFORMATION
Letter is Received by
the Mayor

Mayor Poujade receives all kinds
of requests. letters and queries and
is just particular enough to an
swer them in full. and hunts up
statistics that many would heave into
the waste basket During the past
year considerable portion OF his
business has been that OF Carson and
he never fails to make known the re-
resources and climatic conditions. 1t
helps.
Recently he received letter from
DIR. Lazzle kerner, OF Budapest. who
asks that he be supplied with in
formation relative to the means OF
boosting this section in order TO
draw tourists travel The letter was
answered and is interesting.
The Mayor in his candid manner
stated that Carson did not have a,
booster club or commercial body
that took care OF such affairs. |, was
the truth. The Mayor further stat
ed, however. that this section OF the
world needed no boosting. As its
clean climate. its blue skies its water
and happy people made it a section
sought by all who wanted TO keep
we'll and enjoy life.
This answer was to the point. bur
it is regretable that there is not some
way to set forth the natural attrac
tions and thus bring in more travel
The day has passed when mere clim-
ate will do the business. Another
season should see Carson with the
proper literature. better road and
the fact be made known to the
thousands who will strike for the
country as soon as the snow leaves
time sight seeing. 1t was busy day
Ormsby's program.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-29
WANTS DAMAGES

In the District Court today,
through his attorney, Judge Gilray,
Wong Yeng instituted a suit against
Vic Giroux for $500 damages for
personal injuries, and costs of suit.
In his complaint, plaintiff alleges that
at 2 o'clock on the morning OF April
13 last. while he was crossing Third
street in Winnemucca. he was run
down by defendant in his automobile,
sustaining personal injuries in the
sum named.-Winnemucca Silver
State.