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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06
CONSTRUCTING
NEW ROA|

>Practically the whole route
the survey for the Fernley al
Lassen railroad is now under co
struction. Contractors are bu.
over the whole distance of aboI
1870 miles, throwing up grades
making cuts and fills. There All
it is estimated, about 5000 md
at work, and probably 3,0I
horses and mules, besides t
great amount Of machinery TIL
is in use.
Sub-cOntractor Moxey has 81
head OF stock working and has i
eXcavator digging through Il
hill at Susanville, back of the
A. Cain residence Oh Soul
Weatherlow street. The cut WI
be about thirty deep and the n
terlal excavated is being used
make a fill east Of the cutt.
Work is also in progress at t
Sltford place, large camp beil
established there during the pa
few days. Work is being rush
there, but it will take thr
months to complete, and by th
time it is thought most of +
grading along the route will ha
been done.
Contractors working the
state that the road is to be bu
no further than SusanvilIe at II
time.-Sparks Tribune.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06
BIC PROGRAM
At GRAND

Tonight the Grand will SHOW
Il Pathe Weekly containing ltrrrs
of National interest.
Among the different views 20
be shown will be picture OF CT
Onel Roosevelt at Mineola, Wa"n
the counsel of railroad challrng-
ed him as IA junior; three or tour
steamship wrecks, a striking llin-
ers parade in Belgium, the wreck
of the Twentieth Century Limited
near Poughkeepsie, n. Y, scenes
at Ell PasOn, Texas, opposite 10
the much-troubled city of JauHcz.
and other topics.
In tonight S program Is III
cluded a beautifully color photo
graph picture of the Biblical story
of David and Saul. This film IS
a work of art.
Two photo dramas complete the
progrma. which is an eXceptiOna !
ly good one.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06
HIS REASON
FOR QUITTING

NEW YORK, July 3.-Timothy
l.. Woodruff, former lieutenant
governor of this state and a dele
gate from Brooklyn to the Re
publican national convention
made public yesterday afternoon
a statement explaining why he
chose to leave the Republican
party and support Theodore
Roosevelt.
Deeply as | regret this serv-
ance Of the political affiliations
and associations of life time. -
the statement says. the action
OF the Chicago convention makes
it imperaticc on every man who
has been proud to call himself Il
Republican to rebel against forces
SO unscrupulous in the use Of po-
litical power.
"The new party,' Mr.. Wood
ruff says further, will have the
advantage Of no sectiOnalism. no
tariff complications growing out
of past declarations, no entangle-
ment which will prevent its using
its best efforts to> adjust on a per
fectly equitable basis the reIa-
tionS between capital and labor,
and no obligation of a pecuniary
or other character which will
hamper it in its efforts to control
corporations and yet give all in
terests a square deal as will in
sure the speedy restoration of
posterity."
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06
ANOTHER
DEATH IS
RECORDED
Sam McClaskey Has
Been Summoned

This morning at his home IN
this city Samuel McClaskey, one
of Carson best known citizens,
passed away. He has been aillng
for the past year and while death
was not unexpected, yet 1t Is a
sad chronicling to the many
friends and relatives.
Samuel McClaskey was native
of Saint Stephen, New Brunswick.
where he was born June 10, lS44.
lie came to Nevada in 1876 and
has practically lived in this sec
ton since that time, making
MANY friends and establishing his
home. where the family grew 10
woman and maphOod.
During his useful life he cngag-
ed in numbering for many years.
He was employed by the big lum-
bering interests at Lake Tahoe
until operations We're suspended,
then moving with the company TO
Hobart Mills. He was at that
place until i'll health compelled
him to retire.
Surviving him are his widow,
one daughter, Mrs. Eva Note,
ware. and his sons Herbert, Fred
and Frank. They have been
summoned home on this sad mis-
sion.
The deceased was member Oh
the I. o. o. +. and Masonic fra
ternaties. The funeral will be
held tomorrow, Sunday. at :
O'Clock from the Masonic Hall IN
this city.
Sam McClaskey will be missed
by all of the old-timers and many
of the younger generation.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06
LATE POL|C|TAL DO|NGS
AFTER THE CONVENTION
The Parties Busy in Forming The
Plans for the Fall Campaigns
Wilson is Congratulated

Senator COmmlnS OF Iowa, who
was among the leadsrs in the
Roosevelt movement for the third
party, has announced that he will
stick to the Taft ticket. He fur
ther states that the steam roller
that was used at the Republican
Convention has been identified as
the one used by the Colonel some
four years ago. 1t was simply
remodrlcd and put into commits
sion.
John ID. Capers. also boiling
member Of the Republican party,
has announced that he is TO stand
with the Taft organization.
At a meeting held yesterday at
Oyster Bay, Medill Mccormack of
Chicago. Senator Perkins, Senator
Dixon Of Montana, and George Il.
of New York, called on
the Colonel. He was at tennis
game but this went over for a
conference. In a statement Is
sued later the Colonel stated that
those who had jumped the ticket
had moved to QulclI Y and that
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06
KNOCKS OUT
THE NEW LAV

The supreme court OF Callfo
MIA has rendered decision inva
idating the California state la
which compels foreign corpors
tons doing an interstate busiuef
to pay an entrance fee and a
annual license. The decision w;
handed down by the suprem
court of California on July Sd j
the case of the II. X. Mulfo1
company of Philadelphia. II
opinion was written by Justlc
Henshaw. Justices Lorigan, Ne
win and Shaw cOncurring and a
gelliotti and Sloss dissenting.
This will enable foreign corpo
ations to do business in Californ.
IN the future without paying
license under this law or formil
a domestic corporation, as h;
been done heretofore on mar
occasions.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06
ITEMS Of INTEREST
FROM CARSON VALLEY
Carson's Neighbors Busy With Many
Local Improvements During
the Summer Months

This valley was visited by Il
heavy dOwnpour Of rain Wedncs-
day morning and as IA conse-
quence haying has been at =
standstill. -
Charles Bondctti. who has been
in busineess in Gardnerville for
several years past. moved his
family to Carson this week. pend
ing the time of securing a new
business location at this place.
Mrs. NJ. w. Young of Bijou
suffered a stroke of paralysis asst
week and is reported to be in a
critical condition. Her sister and
daughter was summoned to her
bedside.
r. r.. WilkersOn and family left
last week for Klamath Falls. Ore,
where they expect to take up
their permanent residence. The
trip to Oregon was made in the
Wilkerson automobile.
Now that the Commissioners of
Douglas County have passed a
resolution ordering automobile
owners to take out a license and
display a number on their car,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06
THE LOCAL INDIANS
AND THE GOVERNMENT
The Movement for their Betterment
Seems to Have PeriShed
They Need Help

The Indian Bureau has ordered
a threshing outfit for the lndians
near Saltwater. This is good
proposition and it is at least en-
c0uragIng to the Indian farmt. :
in that section and will encour-
age farming among the tribes.
Some time ago an effort was
made to secure a piece of land fer
the Indians of this section. a piece
where decent headquarters cou Il
be established and where the r.
manning few Of the Washoe tribe
could at least be housed as wed
as the white man takes care OF his
dog. The effort got as far as an
exchange of letters and no fu.'-
ther. just where the effort died
is not yet stated. but it is cecrtail-
ly among the neglected move
ments that started right and
wound up in a pigeon-hole. 1t IS
the general fate with many impor-
tant matters i'll this great and
glorious government.
If this movement had been for
the betterment OF some crust
scheme where someone could rake
off a fortune it would have been
showed through and the scheme
been in operation long before this
time. Theft~~Seem> to be Il d!f-
ference2in the mOvement-every-
one seems to have a meaning of
its< own.
Thegs ass.za- few old Indians
left IN Tins section that need tie
assistance of the Government.
The land that they We're free to
travel. hunt upon and glaze Their
ponies has gone to the hands of
the white man. They haven t us
much as right to. squat Oh "a
acre of land in this county. 1t is
every inch owned and they on V
remain by the grace Of the white
owner, who every once in a while
orders an eviction notice and tie
Indians move.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06

there is nothing for the ear own
ers to do but call on the county
clerk and dig up. Fred Dang
berg was the first one to make
application for a license
Jack Quill was down from the
Longfellow mine few days ago.
He reports that f. w. Carman
has been detained in the East
but expects to arrive in Gardner
vile within the new few days to
resume operations at the Long
fellow property.
Grant Merrill left for Bridge
port Tuesday afternoon to meet
the four pathfinding ears that are
selecting a l5O0-mile route
through the scenic sections of
California. In the pathfnding
party are some of the most proIa-
inent motorists of California, ,,2-
side several well known writers
and newspaper men. The party
passed through Carson Valley
Wednesday. turning off at Roden-
bahs, then to Alpine county
Courier.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06
GOOD TIME
WAS RECORDED

All who attended the celehr;:-
tioon III Virginia City report a
good time. The various commit
tees having this celebration n
charge had their plans worked
down to perfection and there
were no bitches or halts III the
fun that was arranged. The en-
tire affair for two days was cred
liable and it shows a spirit of go
ahead in Virginia that, is com
mendable. A few leftover Car
sonites are yet to be heard from.
They evidently found the Con-
stock to their liking and stayed
as long as the round trip ticket
lasted.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06
ASKS DAMAGES
FOR INJURY

Mike Svate. a laborer who was
employed by the Mason Valley
Mining Company Of Mason, has
filed a suit in the district court
here asking for &l0,403 damages
for injuries received while work
ing for the company. lie claims
that he was injured through the
negligence of the company and
and that he has been damaged to
the amount named.
Mike Svate was riding on the
top of an ore car when the train
ran under an ore chute and the
chute struck him and threw him
off the car. He received several
broken ribs and internal injuries
and will, according to his allega-
ton, always be in a weakened
condition, as a result of the N
iuries received.-Gazette
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06

Several of the old-time Indians
stood in with the Government
when the Piutes declared war ana
proceeded to clean up Major
Ormsby and his followers. AS q
result the Piutes have several res
crvationS. homes and Government
supplies. The Washoe tribe. on
the other hand. lost number Of
men. gave their time to trailing
and fighting for the Government
and are now hunting a place to
pitch their tent. Its a rotten
piece of work on the part Of In
Gle sun
1t is but few months before
winter sets in. The "'d indi"n~
and their squaws will be seen
trailing through the snow. ll1,-
ling for a meal and living worse
than any house dog in this com
munity, and yet tf,; people believe
that this is an all-generous gov
crnment. What lot Of bosh.
The last that was heard of this
proposed Indian settlement was
an exchange of letters between
Mr. Asburv and Representative
Roberts and some of the Bureau
authorities. 1t has evidently gone
no further. BY the time the real
Indinas of this section are buried
and they are a matter of tradition
the Government may act III their
case. In the meantime the Old
fellows and their women will
come to your home looking for Il
square meal. beg a lot Of loft
clothing. live in make believe
tents. practice all of the unSanl-
tary customs that can be ina gin
ed. The new generation Of In
dians will continue the us" #
drugs. whisky and other deplor-
able and degrading vices learned
from the whites. and then the peO-
pie wonder why the Indian is not
becoming useful member Of the
trades and society.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06
We will guarantee a big

We will guarantee a big
salary and expenses to good
statesmen to handle the latest
and best VACUUM CLEANER
on the market Address, House
Supply Co. col 18th St Oak
land, Cal
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06

there was to be plenty doing
the next few weeks. The L.
platform it is expected will be
sued next week, when a defil
program will be announced.
Wilson Forming Plains
Yesterday d conference Of y
tlonal Committeeman and Wo@
row Wilson was held. The pla
for the coming campaign were {
cussed and it was decided to h
the National Committee meetjl
at Chicago on the 18th of t..
month. At that time plans fl
the campaign will be gone owe
Governor Wilson will stop ;
Indianapolis and visit with h
running mate, Governor Marsha
Governor Wilson has receive
over 10000 letters of congrautl.
tions. A busy time is being foun
in an endeavor to answer TIL
bundle of letters and telegram
Invitations to address the peop.
in every State in the Union hay
been received and they will 1
given consideration.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06
MASONIC NOTICE

AT mcmbcrs Of Carson lodge
No. 1 F. and A. M. are requested
to be in attendance at Masonic
Hall tomorrow, Sunday, July Z,
1912. at 2 30 O. clock p. m for the
purpose of attending the funeral
Of our late Brother Samuel Nc
Claskey. SojOurning brethren
invited.
Bv order of the w. M.
E. ID. Vanderlieth,
Secretary
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06
JOURNEYED TO RENO

A number of Elks from this
city lefr for Reno last evening
where a banquet was rendered 20
Senator Massey on his departure
for Washington.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06
ON THE BREAKS

The City Of Ely is going after
the auto SpeederS and is putting
ON the breaks. The speed limit
i TO he maintained and warming
Is out to the gasoline burners.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-07-06
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday school at 10 a. m. The
Communion service at II o'clock.
Evening service at I 30.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-24

Fraulein Thclka Horn. Of Wood
lawn. entertained tho members Of her
classes and their parents with a reg
ular German Christmas party and the
hours were from 3 20 =. and during
that time "a literary program WAS rem
d"r"f. After the program the guest
were invited 10 the dining room
whore tn'r" was brilliantly lighted
Christmas tree aud there were pres
out~ for an The children present
were Nelson Whitaker. Blanche
Storcr FRITZ Sfifel Emily julie StifcI.
Katherine Whitaker. Elsie Wagner.
Jan" Russell. Ann Russell. Katherine
Hoffman. iiDl"n Talimlu. Elizabeth
Rowud. Katherine Nrh.uz. Betty
Bloch. Lyli1 Spai1el Tom Bloch
Malcolm Whitaker. Billie Stiiol FLAG
Gus SIiicl Nelson Wdcucr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-24
HOLIDAY EVENTS
BEGIN TOMORROW
SOCIETY HAs COMPLETED ALL
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THEIR
HOLIDAY EVENTS.
Tonight IS Christmas Everywhere. ans
Let the Heart Retoice Net for
Your Own. But for Others
JOS

Iver7wlhsfe. everywhere. Christmas to-
Christine where snow peaks solemn
and bright.
Ey"ryNhcr.. even where. Christmas
tonight!
Reginninr tomorrow. Tho first 90 a
series - social events will Boz. cltsn.
hssid" tAo1c already mentioned.
others are being planned MANY
Christmas dinner parties Will De Given
IN Tho city Tor families. and many
guests arc % the titN To- spend tho
holidays. N,ry TOW Wheeling people
are leaving - spend the holidays
cls.wherc.
Tuesday. December a..
i H. ,,, H,,,,,n'l9,n ~, i,-nert o
wednesday,. day. Dee ~ IS. imam
christina Hdll-fur Mr.. and Mrs
Ldouard Zir1lel-Nr aud Mrs A
Hoch and Mr. Harold Bloch-Fort
Chri-tmaz pinner-McLure hotel
Thursday. Dec. &c.
Ashe.."n Tor Ms Eleanor liugu--
Holiday Dance-For Misses Rice
Miss Elizabeth Scheiinase-Island club
Afternoon Holiday dance 49, Young
Pcopl" ~ Mercantile club.
Csthedrai High school Alumni Ball
1drr"u club
Friday. Dec. a7.
Holiday Rec"ption-tiiNru for House
Iarty-Ey Mrs. Julian Green. Hearne-
At Hcarnelee.
Ter Misses Mary virginia sands and
Sancy Dewey Peterson-t'ort Henry
Holiday Eall-For guests 20 the CITY
and thos" returned f-ou cullegt-Nfi ~
Eleanor Holloway--At Stratford Hotel
Holiday Dance Sewing club OF the
Christmas party-I.tdi.s of Island
BridE" club VIII entertain Husband
~ home 81 Mrs. william Ward. ON
Saturday. Dec. %.
hriidSe fTiy-Aliss Marjorie Brady.
Christmas card Party-Mrs. Henry
iidp hmau-Woodlawu
Monday. Dec. 20.
New Year Assembly Rail by Wheel
irE.s, Social Set-Stratford Spring
Tuesday. Dec. 81.
New Year Diuusr-t-ur Henry Club.
Carroll club Formal Hhl-Carroil
Schlabaok-Hurus Nupit.ds - Elm
Grove
Arion New Year usli-Arion club.
Alphl ~ 'ance--Muriins Ferry
Reception fHr. 'nlIsr. girls collegiate
Nllmftr Association iu ~ Matthew 81
SUNDAY school rooms
New Year party - Mercantile club.
Wednesday. Jan 1.
N"w Year Ers.rt'1t.-Fur Mr. ana
.lrr. Lluua.I rl.I--tiiN.u by Mrs
H. III. H. lI 90. Nj John " Storer.
Q, Slt"ug'-il- SAINT Valley.
New lelr l;1il-Miss LILA FrisseIl-
club car '''''''''- i'iNS
knights ~ Pythls Fun Military
Dress Ball-Pythidu Castle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-24

.".iant forget what happened TO my
Jim. ST.. soI decided to walk barefoot,
N'f~'.i Just fH show sm e lining or
Two. How long 8" been doing %. now
l''. Almost t year guess dad
made if impossible for ms Co ret "a lob at
tut of Gle. VEL Shown banking houses. I
Nt- -'ttiue along ala r.glt. though,
DIrfhIu- lu O. I'i artmrnt store. when
itl'a tu' subway job. that nearly finish
cd u.s uu.
Iiu.iiae-1n' it's christmas E,ve' TN
U't trt "lI man I~ lluhu'ring for you
Amt SO never De- him hear from Sc.
Bob Nrycr' and never will.
can forget What H.- said when he told
rn" ld l,. aNiis 'u his money all my
lite. eu TuI Deco r.Eht 20 criticize. Ha
also SAID III never bH able to earn even
'gti't mnn't. say, YOU don't want
just SfliUEsr- crow over you. do you
think % would he any easier with my
swu Father
jim. I.rirS not Rut I jes wish't I
rulld MAX" Sc 80. I know how Yer Dad
feSl- just liAe ia feel about my sonny.
TS little JIm
I.s. only want some 81 those mil
lions O. help O. huuur"d or 80 OF these
uur devils ar1urd here
jim That the way 10 talk. hut ys
ought o. hsII yourself first! What's that
loIu uu down there
Fob t-r'lrg &C. cnu4nutinn ~ tho other
'uiI-l'1 F"u think they might he Eiv-
.nE the '"r'" from that end t"rlchts
Jim. N"f uu Yer tIf-tNps. They can't
fool ser Uncle Iuil.N. Hut stuuthiu' do
81. t'n" l"uh 90 th" swell girl two Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-24
Observation-Disclosures

mas entertainment Sunday evening
and the affair was largely attended
An exceptionally fine program was
rendered.
Tho lobby OF the Young Mems
Christian Association building has
been decorated in Christmas colors
for the holiday season.
In order TO accommodate the many
persons who wish 10 secure tickets
10 the Christmas matinee performance
or the Merry Widow" the manage
ment Of tho Court Theatre has decided
To keep the box office open an day
today and until - O'Clock This evening.
-Th" annual Christmas market will
b" held to-day at the Center Market
house and the indications are that o.
viii b" larger than ever before In
addition to poultry. vegetables and
produce To- the Christmas dinner. all