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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19

&c, aber i6one Mnipra6e lber BEN
III. 8onifotiuS. Inter an6erm err
mabnte er, es ia nidt GIT peridun1en,
oen ct. 8onifatiuStag alidbrli6 gu
%feiern, baben MIR ia ibm Sen gr0Bten
Sbab, Sen ntr beiiben, nnfern FL.
@lauben 5u peroanfen. Sooann er=
mabnte Der bobp. Bater Metnrao 1T
elmer fur5en Nnipra6e, ais treue &as
tbolifen uni erer l1eber5el1gu11g nu6
in al1em 5m banoeln nn6 fret un6
offen obne 5nrbt uniern FL. @lau=
ben 0ffentlt6 gu befennen nn6 6ar-
nod gu leben. superintendent 8or=
ger beban6elte in trefflt6er @etie ote
io5tale Srage nn6 pies 6arauf bin,
mie audi ser 6armer brennenoe 3ett=
fragen bot, pelde friiber o6er ipater
gel0lt meroen miiiien. gu unierm
8eoauern erfubren mir fur5 Dor ser
Seier> 6ab es 9errn Fuml Mbles BON
ct CLOUD, melder 5ugeiagt batte, oen
i6onen Sag mnter mns gu perbrtngen
uno cine Nnipra6e at balten, 1tn=
m0glt6 iet, iein 8eripre6en etn5nlo=
fen. Sic 3mii6enpn1fen mur6en in
angenebmer@ bonn bteitgen 0r@e=
iter 6ur@ Mfuiif uno bonn Mainner9or
6ur6 @eiang ol1sgefiiM. - Sn Ser
bieltgen Bfarrftr6e mur6en Mittmo6
6ur4 ote &ano 6es bodtp. Hfarrers,
P. @etnulf, 8. g. s., BET einem
8routamte ebelth oerbunoen 6ran5
@eIe un6 SRI. Marta &oppe. SsSn1
elterli9en &anie ser Braltt nobm 6as
iunge 8aar BON Ben our fr0blt6en
&od5eit eri@ienenen @Gitert Sic auf-
rtdttgiten @liduuni6e fiir Elm geieg-
netes @beleben entgegen. Dab es ben
8rautlel1ten ftetS tpoblergeben moge,
lit ser moblgemeinte @unf4 6es
uMor6itern" - @an. 0l1nf9enf bat
ft6 gleib 6em &etnrt@ &dbn in Ben
8eftt etnes Mutos fit flint 8erfonert
gebra6t. = S. 8. Mrcenal1 labt feline
@obmtng 6mr6 etnen Mnbm1 ertpei-
tern. = Sobn 0lmi9et6 mn6 Sobn
&ari6 traten borlebten 5onntag et-
ne @ei6dftsretfe nod CANADA an. -
SSn Ser bteiigen Bfarrftr@e pl1r6en
6ieie ISOLDE Dienitag BEL etnem bonn
bodm. &farrer P. Metnulf .. g..
g., gebaltenen 8ralttamte fiir's se-
ben peretnt Sobn g. Eerres un6 SRI.
Mtl6re6 Sang, betoe aus oteier Sc
meinoe. Mit oen pielen 8ertponoten
l1no 6reunoen oes 8rantpaares
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
@eidmiire 1tn6 6auttrmbeI.

@enn SIR an irgeno meI@en alten,
laufen6en o6er Gteber : @eben, &C.
idmiren, 8euIen, @c5ema ODER anoe-
rem 9autfranfbeiten Iei6et, 6antt
fauft cine Sdadtcl Mrnico Salbe un6
Sbr meroet prompte 2in6erung ia.
ben. Srau Bruce Sones bon 8ir.
mingbant, Mla., lit an einem b6Bli-
liden @eidmir nel1r Monate lang,
un6 8ltdlen's Mrnica Salbe beilte e3
in 5mei 8ohen. @iro @l1d telfen.
Iur goo. @mpfoblen bon ser Molt.
tor 9rug SO. = Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
Aus Der 1%tm1ge8tnb.
Cafe @eprae.

gouoro 5dmitt lieb INT Ser Nabe
6es 5taothens @lroia Elm 8obnbans
bauer, oas er perpabten pta. -
6rnn5 56ol5 uno Clemens Saies lol-
fen ie einen Aubau an ibr 8obnbaus
erridten. - S. 50. Sens par TT
@el6aften nad ct. CLOUD. Sobn
@einen bot Melroie NOR bier BET iet=
nens @obne Beter auf 8eiu@. =
S &iaF ' it i5rs essfA7 MH sSsns } }{a5qs. SS SSH
ueritag &uuroe sic 2ei6e auf oem bie-
(iqen @ottesoder beeroigt. 3um 8e=
grabnilie botten itd piele etngefun=
Sen, um ser Beritorbenen ste lebte
@bre 5u ertpeiien. Moge tie ruben III
2rieoen! - Biele BON bier begaben
1td 5amltog nah 5pring Sill, tpo
fie oem 8egrdbniB oes MatbtaS Mo-
lttor b%eitpobnten. Settoem Die &C.
geno bon @pring Sill, Safe George
unb u%mgegeno anseiieoelt it, bottle
gsiemano eire 10 groBe 8efannti4aft
als Der 8erltorbene. Nls Ebterar5t
nitro er bel Sen Sarmeru nod bauftg
bermiBt meroen. = 8uttermaber
Ebielmarn lift auf Sen @e6anfen ge=
fommen, 6aB es ni6t gut fir oen
Meniden iei> al(ein 5u ietn, nno er
bot iid oieierbalb SRI. SranS5iSfa
@eGenitein bon Nlbanp als 2ebensge=
fabrtin a11serforen. = @otprn Grant
tel, ser friiber in @reenpalo BEN
5@mieoebammer idmang, muroe bter
am Counting nit SRI. Mtaria @ar-
Ding er1tmals gum @beitano perfiin=
6igt. = &arl @obfa uno 5rau TO-
pie Beter Braun IT. itn6 bon tbrer
nod Ser @btte @artb &eierbation ge=
madten 8ei1@sretie 3uriidgefebrt.-
Yeter Braun geoenft, ieinen bel @len=
oipe, Mont., t%pobnenoen 50bnen int
2aufe 6teier ISOLDE etnen &eiu6 ab>
%5ultatten. = 6ra11 @eter &etnen uno
Eodter, melde I'M ct. &apbaels
&ospitol 8u ct. @lo,16 unter dr5tlt-
der @ebanolung itan6en, itn6 mieoer
8u &auie etngetroffen uro fiiblen fid
oen umitanoen eemdB mobl. - Grau
gilbert @etier lieB it@ in ct. CLOUD
dr8tli@ auf ibren @eiunobetts8u-
1tan6 priifen. - Mnftret@er gilbert
@eifer bot Die STANDARDIZATION auf
oem @eboft 6es 3eno 0@ NIT etnett
1te1ter Barbenflet6 gei@mii6.
ct. Merti11.
Inter ben Mltspt3ten ser 1T 6teier
@emetn6e %befteben6en &eretne mur-
De ont 5. Stunt gu @breu 6eS fl. 3d.
nifatius bier etre f@0ne Setter gebal~
ten. Morgens nur6e our Setter 6es
Mpoltels ser Deutiben ein &odamt
celebrirt. Madmittags beriamnelte
it9 sic gar5e @emein6e In Ser S6ul-
balle. Mrf Ser 8iibne nabmen 8lab
1rtfer bo6m. Bfarrer, 8ater Mein.
nlf, 8. g. g., bodp. Bater Metn-
ro6, 8. g. s., bon 6reeport, Wm. 81.
8Drger, S6uliuperinten6ent bon
@teurns County, uno Ser @orltbenoe
Conrad Diefmonn. @n eriter Stelle
bielt unier bodtp. @farrer eine fur.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
Verwoben
ia bic sode, bic end Sen
9ienit t@'tt, 81 Ser SIR be-
redtist ieib. aanft iie I'M
,,new gIotbes"
Store

6aielbit fiir feline @obne 2an0 al
f%aufen. - SRI. Settle 3imer, mel
he ste lebten Monate BEL ibrer 5dme-
Iter in De@raff 5ubradte, lift lebtem
Sonntag ms Gl~ternbaus 5uriidge=
febrt.
Sanf &apibs.
Gas bier bon S. 6. 8odofen unter
oem Iitel uSauf Mapios Sentinel"
beramsgegebene @o6enblatt lit fGduf=
lid an SSan1es 6. 8rotpne bon @n<
oeapor, ISIS, ubergegangen. Dem
neuen 'gigentbianer gebt ser STUFF ei-
mes ti6tigen 3eitungsmannes porar,
als pel6en er it6 In ieiner ne1e11
Steunng gum 8eiten 1tnierer Sta6t
boffentlib erproben miro.
MartD.
Gum 8eiten u%nierer Bfarrfir@e,
Die onr6 einen berrli9en Mnbau in
ote &eibe Ser i6onen &reu5firden ser
Dio5eie ct. CLOUD aufgenommen 1T,
miro Die @emein6e am 4. Suli cine
Ser id0nen 8e6eutung oes Cages ent-
lpredefoe 5eier begeben, mobei fur
oie beiten ltnterbaltunge11 fir
Sung ltno 4lt nno fir Sic be1ten Ct
frlldnngen reidlih miro Gorge ge-
tragen fem.
Sprtng Sill.
Mm 9amftag lit bier oie 2ei6e 6es
ieltg inn Serrn entidlafenen Mntb.
Molitor mod norber bonn bodp.
Serrn Efarrer Heiffer gebaltener1
'Seelenantte utter GROCER Sbeilnabme
beeroigt moroen. Ser 8%erltorbene
lpar I'M ih0nen Moieltbale in ser
Mbei11proDin5 geboren, BON no. r aIs
t%batfraftiger unto arbettspiaiger jun
ger Mann in oieies 9ano fam nn6
felt mebr oen pier5ig Sabren tint
Comm Spring Sill pobnbaft par, mo-
er 5u ben>pron1inenten beuti6en 6ar=
mern geb0rte uno ieiner lteten &ilfs=
6ereiti6aft lpegen einen groBen
6rennoesfrei5 batte. Set ser Mn<
iieoelu1g in oteier @egeno bat iid
feiner Ser Garn1er Der umgegeno
in 10 peroten1tpoQer @eiie angenom-
strvsr7 rutr brr D%errtuIbeHe- MfoIitor-
Sbglei6 er mie jeber anoere 6armer
feline Mrbeit batte, balf er a1lerpGrts,
lpobin er gernfen mur6e, Oh BEL Eag
ooer Nadt, Sen 5arn1ern BEL Gieb=
%franfbeiten aus nro er erfreute lid)
ais Sbieror5t melt uno brett eines GUT
ten Suites. ueber pier5ig lange Sab=
re bat er ote Strapaben oes 2anoIe-
benS mitgemadt ur6 nibt meniger
oieienigen, 0ie 6te Yraris eines 8ieb=
ar5tes nit ii6 brtngt, Ser itets biilfs-
bereit lit, uenn feline &iilfe in Mn-
ipru6 genommen miro. @etn @nr-
Ser, 6ab er als iol6 beliebter Mann
in einem iol6 groBen 2et6en5uge 3u
@rabe %getragen muroe. 8on nab nno
fern tuaren 2eiotragen6e berbeigeeilt,
I'M 6em Sc ritorbenen sic lebte @bre
gu ertpetien. M0ge ser 8eritorbene
ruben in Srieoen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
punIdt bemielben audi Der ogtor6-
1tern" Elm itetS bettereS Gbeleben

itern" Elm itets beiteres Gbelebeu
Qnrembnrg.
Natoem i'm ein britter S6laganz
fan getroffem bat SSacob 2enm, Ell
ner Ser Bionier-Mniie6ler bon@tearns
County, an1 5onntagmorgen 6as
3eitlide geiegnet. 5eit sen lebten.
Safren frdnfelte Der @erltorbene, in
letterer 8eit aber mar ct gan5 mno
gar auf ote @iilfe ietner Mngebortgen
angelpieien. 5eine lange 9eioens8eit
be1ntste ct beitetS gu ether gaten 8or=
bereitung altf oen 500. Ct puroe
Dor Is Sabren int &egterl11gsbe5irf
Trier I'M &beinlaro %geboren, BON 100
er ais junger Mann nod Amerifa
m1smanoerte, mebrere Sabre in Sbto
perblieb, ur1o in 1859 nod Steurlls
Gou11tp fam. 8abreno oes giirgerz
friegeS btente er IN @ompanp g oes
neunten Minneiota freitpiQigeu Megi-
ments. Nah ietner g%ntlaiiultg lteB
er ii9 bier auf elmer Sarm nie6er,
nno CUR 3ett otente er unter oem
s6eriff Miflep oem County als Sc
biilfsidertff. Sn Den lebten Sabren
bette er fem @eim in 9uremburg nabe
ser ct. @enoelinus Stride, mo er ben
Mbeno 1eines 2ebens an Ser 9eite ser
ibm BON 9er5en 5ugetbr1en @attin
perbrabte. Mtt oieier betra1ern Is
&i11oer Sen 500 6es gl1ten 8aters. gs
iino oteS: 9einrib BON %2uremburg,
Hbiltpp BON CANADA Soiepb bon Or
bile, Mont., Saeob, Matbtas, @il=
belm uuo Mifolaus bon Canada,
@enoeltn bon 2urentburg, SSgna5 bon
Dulutb, Commit nno Geo bon 2u=
remburg, 0rau Mic. 8eder BON Cur
embnrg uno Srau 8eber bon ct.
CLOUD. Mn6 iberleben i'm bier
5dpeitern: Trau Marta @tliing BON
ct. CLOUD; 6ralt 2ommel bon CUT
emburg, Srau S. Maper bon &i6=
mono 1tno 6rau Sobn Mobs BON
@reat Sails, Mout. Dienitagmorgen
fano nod einem Tim 9 ubr IN ser
bieiigen Hfarrftrbe pom bo6m. Srn.
@unoermo,1n gebaltenen Geq11tent Sic
8eeroigung I'M 8eiiein oes ct. 8en-
imI3=Mgdnnerbereins, 6eiien lang
iabriges nno ~ebrenmertbes Mttglieo
er getpeien uro unter ionitig groBer
Gbeilnobme itatt. Sbm sic epige
Nube nno Sen @interbliebenen uni er
8eileio. = nnierer bo6m. Bfarrer s.
@unoermalm bat lebten Dienitag iei=
ne lang geplante @rbolungsreiie na@
Montana in 8egleitung >6es Serrn
Saul 8ab BON bier angetreten. 8ab=
reno ser Mbneienbeit roes bo6p.
Bfarrers nitro bodm. P. &iltatr, s..
g. g pom Der ct Snhns MMhteei 9ie
5onntag reiite 6rau 5tepban Strad
in @egleitung ibrer 5odter> Ser 6ra1
sos. 8eqmont, na9 8ead, g. g., mo
ser 8eiub oem Sobne uno 8rnoer
Mnton gtrad gait. Mu6 beindten
ste beioen Srarten mebrere @labe in
Montana uno trafen Dienitag mieoer
6abetm etn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
Ml6anD.

9ter mur0ett bet et1tem pom boDD.
Yfarrer P. Mn6reas, .. g. s., ge-
baltenen 8routamte getraut 8eneoift
gibenitetner uno SRI. Mnna Marred,
@liid 5um 8nn6e! = 6rau s. IS.
Sauit BON Song 8rairie mar lebte
@ohe. bier auf 8eiud bel ibrer Eo6-
ter, ser 6rau IS. S. &idter. -6ran5
@ilbelm BON @adle, g. g., lit na6
langerem 8ein6e bel ieinen bier mob=
nenoen gltern 0onneritag nod Min=
neapolis gereiit, bon mo- er Die SCENT
rei1e antreten miro. - Norbert
8ertin, melder in ct, GbomaS COL
lege at ct. Saul b0beren Stuoten OBJ
liegt, lit our 8erbringlng ieiner Sc
rien bier int elterli@en @auie einge=
troffen. - Sonntag batten MIR bter
Elm 8aGipiel, mobet Sic ~uniertgen ie=
ne bon ct. CLOUD oroentli6 beim=
fiibrten. = elmer, ser a@t Sabre al
te 5obn Ser 6amtlte gilbert @inter,
nnter5og ii6 lebten Donneritag elmer
megen MISUNDERSTANDING notb-
menoig gemoroenen 0peration, 6ie
bon ST.. Geo. g. @inter erfolgret6
borgenommert tpnr6e. - Sra1 S. 9.
Mmer 1T no@ a9t Gage langem Be-
511hp bei hfe5ioen Gertpan6tet am
Dienitag LETTER @o6e nod ibrem
&eim BET 8arf @apt6s 3urifgefebrt.
= SRI. Maria &rafer bonn ct. So
iepbs &ospital In ct. Saul traf bter
BEL ibren @ltern 6l1 einem mebrtdigt-
gen 8eil1de Elm. - SRI. @oialia @ei-
fer, tpeIde bier I'M bergangenen
S9uliabre als 0berlebrertn Mnitel-
lung bette, bat 1f6 bon uns berab-
i9ieoet mnb berbringt 6te Serten8ett
BET ibren in Melrofe tpobnen6en e.
tern. - SIM fommen6en S6uliabre
mir6 8eter 81. @eprens bon ct.
CLOUD, Elm @rao11trter 6es borge<
1hrittenen 2atein=@nrius ser ct.
Glou6 Mormali6nle, mel6er bonn
8raii6ent beiagter Mormalfdule fir
sic Oberlebreriteue an Der bieiigen.
8~il1age=Shule empfoblen muroe, bier
oie 3rin5tpulfteae einnebmen. SRI.
8allani6 Bat it6 nod Sarge, SC.
O., begeben, no lie al1f cine 8ode
BEL Sreunotnnen 5u 8eil1d tpeilen
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-30
The Bank Middle

THERE is a new procedure III the
State Bank & Trust Company affairs.
caused by the investigation author
ized by the Legislature. SO far a
has been made public there i, moth
ing new in the status of the matter,
either as to the R~eceivership or as
Il the actions of Judge Langan. 1t
i; the same story that has been re-
hashed and published time and again
\ new procedure, though, to GUST
Judge Langan from the Bench. and
Frank Wildes from the Receivership,
and to place the already muddled al
fairs OF the Institution into new
hands to be gone all over again. The
Acknowledgement has recommended
t. Governor Oddie that a special
session of the Legislature be called
'ha: charges may be placed before
that body asking for the removal OF
Judge Langan.
So far as can be learned the &C
cusation of ~malfeasance and mis-
feasance" is made. but no direct
charge. and the public is still in
doubt concerning this ore The
entire affair will undoubtedly amount
to something entirely unsupported by
the Legislative committee that rec
commended the investigation.
1t would appear that the "buCk'
has been passed to Governor Oddie
and the Legislature.
\ wheel can be made to work
, within a wheel. Watch this one.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-30
For Sale-The best of candies, fruits,
vegetables, etc. Inquire at the BON
TON CANDY PARLORS.
FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Capitol Commissioners of
the State Of Nevada will receive bids
for furnishing and installing a water
pipe fire system and fire ladders for
the protection Of the State Capitol
and Library buildings at Carson City,
Nevada, the same to be in accordance
with the plans and specifications on
file with the State Engineers Office
at Carson City, Nevdaa.
All bids must be field with the
Clerk OF the State Board of Capitol
Commissioners at the State Capitol
in Carson City. Nevada, on or before
II o'clock noon. July l, 1913.
A certified check for ten 0O) per
cent of the amount of the bid must
accompany each bid.
The Board reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids.
BY order of the Board OF Capitol
Commissioners
AUSTIN JACKSON,
Clerk OF the Board OF Capitol Com
m~issioners.
Dated Carson City. Nevada, June z.
1918
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-30
Working Overtime

SOME Of the press members OF
California are working overtime on
the Caminetti-D iggs affair, The pa
pers that supported Johnson and
Roosevelt are the loudest in lambast-
ing Wilson. The Bee is showing its
bristleS and is lambasting the Presi-
dent daily. All the talk and all the
abuse wont change the program.
Wilson has shown the American PEG,
pie that he has a mind OF his own
and is using it. If he believes he is
right he will stick on that side OF
tie question.
The case will 90 on in the right
time. the merits will be given the
public and the whole dirty mess will
not reflect any credit on the Cali
iornia papers. \ little more OF this
kind OF work and the boomerang VIII
come back. Abuse i never argu-
ment.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-30

AT last that selfish and generally
disreputable tribe known as bachc-
lors is to be taxed; an Indirect and
insignificant tax to be sure. but new
erthelesS it is a tax.
In the income tax schedule the
general exemption has been cut from
81 900 to $1,000 for a married man
with a dependent wife or a married
woman with a dependent husband.
The dependent husband clause, per-
haps, was inserted to give the sui
fragettes the feeling OF equality.
Bachelors should be taxed. Any
body who enjoys the rare privilege
of not being tied to an apron string
should be made to pay for it. Hunt
ing is taxed, fishing is to be taxed,
so the exceptional privilege OF re
manning single should be put on the
Assessors books.-Stockton Mail.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-30
Not Science

THE opening of a great deposit OF
cinnabar in this state is chornicled.
1t means the development of new
mines. the starting OF a new indus
try and the enrichment of a lot of
people. while the state will benefit in
proportion. 1t only goes to show the
possibility Of the hills and valleys OF
this state.
The finds so far made in Nevada
have been mostly accidental, there
was nc science connected with them.
The uncovering of Tonopah by jim
Butler was prely accidental; Gold
field was the same. Bodie and old
aurora were opened first by acct
dent, and in fact nearly every every
camp that has given its millions to
the world was an accidental discov-
cry. The old Comstock, while open
ed as a gold property proved by &C
cidental assay to be the greatest sill
yer deposit in the world.
As stated by the discoveries OF the
new find, it came about through the
wandered from the range Had the
animals stayed by the herd there
would not have been a new strike
recorded. The hand OF chance has
made the discoveries. the scientist
has followed to give his opinion.
During the past years different par
ties supplied with excellent equip
ment. with metallurgists and geolog-
|ists, have traversed this old state. In
each instance great things were pre-
dicted. They resulted in a lot of
strenuous work. in the classification
of certain rocks and stratas. i'll the
writing of many scientific terms. and
in no instance was 1t ~chornlcled
that crew had delivered the dust"
1t has been mostly accident that
has found the mines. Science alter
ward developed and milled the ores.
but the prospector and the cow
puncher, the seepherder and the ten
derfoot have been the people who
have dug the ores that Jingle
In the case of the latest big find
one man spent years of his life try
inc to re-discover what he found on
his first "trip. judge Hawthorne
knew the worth OF his discovery. but
his lack of direction, his loss OF sur
ro"rdings upset his calculations.
1t remained for a couple of men
hunting a lost steer to find what IS
probably the richest find of its kind
made in this state i'll many years.
The scientific prospector is not what
the books lead the student to believe.
1t is the backing Of Dame Fortune
that has turned the trick in nearly
every instance in the precious metal
fields.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-30
Oh, You KnOcker!

Oh that pest, that knocker. cspec-
even subscribe for his home paper,
but drops into a saloon or a barber
shop about delivery time and asks
if the rag" the bladder" or some
thing Of that kind, has come yet, then
grabs it before all others, takes up d
good chair and floor space that
should be occupied by some custom
err: reads the paper through and
through, spends half an hour or SC
doing it, then throws it down. walks
IL with the remark. nothing in it
as usual" Kicking at something that
he uses without cost, that is free to
him. that no II asked him to look
at, and then "knocking" it. There
are several OF them in this city; we
hear them every once in awhile, and
they have the same remark to make
about each OF the daily papers. We
size them up: Generally they are
non-prOducers; occasionally a bust
ness man, getting what he can with
out exertion and knocking the other
fellow; an occasional clerk or book
keeper. holding his job by toadying
to his employer. Oh you knOcker.
the city will be we'll rid OF you. Read
this the second time when you grab
this paper tonight.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-30
THE GOLDFIELD CONSOLID-
ATED WATER COMPANY
BONDS

NOTICE is hereby given that
Francisco invites bids for the sale to
it on the 2lst day OF July, 1913, of a
sufficient amount OF The Gold6eld
Consolidated Water Company First
Mortgage Six Per Cent Gold Bonds
for the investment of Twenty-six
Hundred and Forty-Five Dollars
(s2645(. now in the Sinking Fund
provided for in the Amended Mort
gaze or Deed of Trust executed by
The Goldtield Consolidated Water
Company to Mercantile Trust Com
!! pary OF San Francisco, as Trustee.
under date OF February II. 1911.
=, Each bid must state the serial mum
price asked and must be delivered to
the undersigned trustee at its office,
No, 404 California Street, San Fran
cisco. California, on or before 3
O'Clock T.. M. July 10, 1913, in a seal
ed envelope marked "Tender OF
Ponds Of the Goldheld Consolidated
Water Company"
The lowest tenders not exceeding
for each bond 103 per cent. Of the
par value thereof and accrued inter
es. will be accep ed to the extent OF
aid sum of S2645
Dated June a.. 1913.
MERCANTILE TRUST COM
IANY OF SAN FRANCISCO
Trustee.
r. NJ. SIMS.
Trust Officer
FIRST publication. June 7, 1913
Last Publication. July 9, 1913
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-30
H DIFFERENCE

The people in the East are swelter-
ing in the heat, they are dying from
it, while here in Nevada we are most
comfortable, with an occasional
small fire to take away the chill. Thu,
coming winter they Will be freezing
to death along the Atlantic; We will
be enjoying the Temperature at the
same time here in Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-30
NOTICE

Regular meetings Of the Board OF
Examiners will be held on the 9th
and 2lst days Of each and every
month, for the purpose of approx
ing claims against the State of Ne
vada, and all claims not presented on
the above dates will be required TO
go over until the next regular meet
ing.
BY order of the Board OF Examin-
ers of the State Of Nevada.
J. w. LEGATE, Clerk,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-30
cOAL-COAL

Coal and dry wood also hrst-class
feed of all kinds at the H. {. Katie
man Feed Yard. Orders promptly
delivered. Phone 1-5-1-l.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-30
CEMETERY WORK

Lyman Smith has been placed in
charge of the Catholic Cemetery and
all those who wish their plots prop.
erly taken care Of during the season
will do well by seeing him.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-30
FOR SALE

A well built single top buggy in good
condition. One of the best bug
gies in this city. For sale cheap Or
will trade for wood Inquire at
this office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-30
JohnRubke
LIVERY, FEED & SALE YARD
Phone 1898
EVEN THE MULE NOW

EVEN THE MULE KNOWS
Where the best feed comes from.
The best way to get them by our
yard is to buy some feed.
TRY 1T
If they balk then its because tliey
want ore Our feed is no an ex-
pense; it is simply an investment.
Your stock will grow better and ID
more.
Order your butter wrappers now
and have them ready when You need
them. The Appeal will print ,hen.
neatly, in any quantities, and II rea-
sonable rates.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-30
FOR SALE
THE CANDY MAN

The Bon Ton Candy Parlors has
everything nicely arranged for the
serving Of summer drinks and ices
Comfortable boxes, ect., and every
thing in this line that anyone could
wish. Try them
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-10-18

Morton was thin and emaciated
when he entered the prison. When he
left, he was as fat as a pig" Bran
says.
Bran is the man who stayed in pris-
on II years for a mysterious murder
on board a ship. He has declared
without bitterness throughout the en-
tire time that he was convicted on
false evidence.
q was convicted on false state
ments, and that is why | hate a liar
So" he declares, and why l feel 1t
my duty to come forward when man
like Meyer is attacked by falsehoods.. ''