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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-29
WORK CONTINUES

Frank Lee. who has been workins
for DR. Krcbs west Of this city. came
down yesterday and is spending the
day in town. as it is too rough to
make Roadway in the open works.
He states that progress is being made
in the development and that some
very high grade ore has been opened
up outside the main ledge The doc
tor is trying to make mine out of
this prospect.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-29
Hair Goods Sale at Mrs. Crisler's
Millinery Parlors continues until
Wednesday Evening. April 3Oth
POWER is ON

Glib Douglass has turned on the
electric power at his private power
plant at Prices Lake. The irrigation
season has started and the big farm
will soon be flooded with water This
is the most elaborate private pump
ing and reclamation scheme in Neva-
da. and should bring forth some
splendid results
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-29
FRESH LINES just received at
the BON TON Candy Store.
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS

Arnold NIillard. who has been in
stalling modern gravity pressure
water system. with all its conven-
fences at the McEwen farm in Wash
oe Valley, has returned to this city.
According to Mr. Millard the farm
has many of the city homes backed
off when it comes to uD-ro-date fix
ings
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-29
PULLS OUT

The gum shoe men. who have been
looking over the postoffice affair
pulled out yesterday for other pas
lures. Just what conclusions were
reached III the muddle is a matteer Of
government record 1t has kept the
local postofice pretty badly shaken
up the past few weeks at any rate.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-29
GOVERNOR FURNISHES An OPEN LETTER
DIED FROM WOUNDS

The colored woman, named Hamil-
ton, who was shot by Lizzie Wood
! folks OF Tonopah. died from her
wounds yesterday. A charge of mur-
! der has been lodged against the pis-
tol wielder The whole affair came
about with man in the case and Nye
County faces another expensive trail
with woman prisoner in sight for
the penitentiary.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-29
Explains Costs of Road Buildings
Estimates Taxable Resources
and Offers New Plans for
Constructive Work

following each the
County the Counties OF
Interesting well worthy OF
this and explains ful the Governor
bills much valuable this all
is
." three bills by the the leglsa
appropriations highway
certain
length hof proposed be
expended SIS mile Its
insucienc accomplish distributed
will hardly familiar with the
The allotment would scarcely
appreciable beneficial highway problem
1914 after deducing the special
aside by law for the 1915 exposons and for the Home for
Juvenile Delnquen reduced cents this and
available the the Gov
including all special appropriations This
$4,000 this 100000
showing the four has been less
of the OF these bills
ASIDE from the FOREGOING fiscal reasons the statement OF my
harf'ng OF highway construction
which ep be worthy of thoughtful consideration by the
peop
var the that of
county be
presumably
from lack enerprisng public spirit because OF
unwilling hardly
people other they should
taxed build them tor them The argumnt which has been ad
that build the roads there will be good
Nevada because the OF such
will themselves therefor 1t
izenship OF
public ehway however exccp
believe for the State aid This would
county highway present
difficulties rendering the mile
with the elsewhere State aid should then only
when has taxed tlef beraly relative taxable
other counties for good roads. and otherwise have
Churchill where the
probably
elsewhere This
the travel through are
III Ct,ta
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-29

In
take direct
the through the
Boards OF County ission earliest
able. and which take pleasure in doing
Experience highway this
comparatively initial
slight:
"Second-That
and method public
results. that has
such about
the large and aside from the
prevailing Nevada The roads
table relative efciecie ranks
II
By periods, wifi the
which patchwork
will
procedure But does end the
there added decreased
reakage vehicles automobiles
of live stock
good roads other and indirect which good
roads bring against which during
period of large indeed.
"In present good
to
that the which would
this of aidt
on Page Two)
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-29

FOR RENT-Dwellings, stores,
etc. For information call in and see
]. B. Vieira at the barber shop in the
Arlington Hotel Block.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-29

FOR SALF-One of the best located
residences in Carson House OF six
rooms. Also Office building Cheap
Call at the Tea Store.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-29
FROM THE COAST

Mrs Tiederman and daughter. who
have been spending a short time on
the coast. were among the morning
arrivals
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-29
TO ToNoPAH

Attorney Forman, who is carrying
on the bank investigation. was called
to Tonopah for few days. leaving
last evening
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-29

All kinds Of hot and cold drinks.
and hot tamales at the BON TON
candy store.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-29
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Owing TO the conditions of the
Beef Market, the Eagle Market will
on and after May 10th be strictly a
cash market. AS lOd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-03-20
The Toggery Shop Hards Drug Store

The remains Of the Rev Walter
c Roe who died March ~. az Mas
sAu. Bahamas. aers brought here
Tor interment on Thursday after
noon They acre placed in the fami
~ iog III Deilwood cemetery Mr.
Roe Was well known IN Manchester.
be having married Miss Mary Roe,
daughter Of the late Rev A G Roe
Mr.. and Mrs Roe had bceu sngas
ed IN Indian Mission aty ~ork in
Oklahoma FOR many years Mr. Roe
was 90 years Of age
The contract for making over
the Equinox Casino into rooms has
been lee 10 the Whitney brothers Of
North Adams. Mass. who are TO
commence work neat week. This
contract viii call for the remodeling
Of the famous old Music Hail so
called. which for 80 gany years was
the only place OF amusement In town
and IN which has showed 80 many
Of the old time companies that are
remembered by the older persons In
town. When completed proprietor
Oryis viii have ~ additional rooms
with baths at his disposal all which
has been sadly needed during the
past few years We hope that il
will be but short time now be-
fore these commodious additions will
fall short Of the requirements OF tbi
popular hosiery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-03-20
SOUTH sHAFTsBURy.

On "Wednesday afternoon, March
2eth. at 3 O'Clock. very interest
Ing and instructive tuberculosis ey-
hjbition will be given in Cole Hall.
and again in the evening nj eight
o'clock Al the latter time there
viii also be moving picture exhibit
lion. which viii include the Capture
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-03-20

ton and everywhere vas % MAJ
ehrsteg aa TUESDAY 90 business. Ne
Ia always hnsy and 4 Yen dons be.
lle,s il aes his Advertisement ID an.
ahef column. he ain b. a. the
Colbufn House Tor the next few
days adv
The Teacher Training clsse Of
ilau a Burton Seminary viii giye
the play entitled Isreezy Point" al
ihe rnloH opera House a, Man
eheter Center. 90 Monday evening
March sch Reserved seat tickets
AN BE- On safe 1T Younss shoe
Store
l.. Abbott. former student
At The Seminary and a recent grad
uate ~ that Institution and ~ the
Glars % 1912 81 u.-v A.. was In
town on Wednesday last Ia the In
t~rest of the American Tobacco Co,
tar Rhich company be- is travelling
s1ieamsn.
Miss Lille Towslcy. who has
been in West Point. Neh. with Miss
Helen NJ Black. during the past win
ter. returned 20 her home here on
Friday. Miss Black rs In New York
CITY for a season aith her sister
Mrs " II Cuehmau, before return
Ing to Manchester
A severe rain on Friday made
the going very bad. the frost com.
ing out Of the ground In many
places 20 that horses would break
through II was very warm on Sat
urdny but turned about sunday af-
ternoon and became more like win
ter again, when IL froze up hard.
The notice. Of the death Of
Mrs, Harriet Lord Wolcott, mother
% Mrs. John Barstow OF Lee, Ma
and formerly Of Manchester. has
been received Mrs Wolcott was rs
years Of age and was well known
In this village through her various
visits TO the Rev. Mr.. Barstow's
family while they were here.
The dates for the various tour
naments Of the Ekwanok Country
lab have been given out by James
H. Taylor, chairman OF the golf
tournament committee. and are as
follows Independence Cup. July
4; Taconic Cup Tournament, July
l6. II. rs. 10; first Presidents
eun Tournament. Aug. 6. 7. s. s.;
Equinox Cup Tournament, Sept. 25.
20. 81
Fire destroyed the farm house
IL Wm y Edgerton In Dorset on
Tuesday night. The barns were
saved but the house was total loss
Insurance Of about $500 was on the
place. Wm. ]. Buskirk, who was
running the farm for Sir. Edgerton.
lost all his household goods. We
understand that the fire started In
the tool house at the rear end of
,ho building
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-03-20
BURR AND BURTON NOTES.

THUS far the lunch counter run
by the Boys Athletic Association at
the Seminary is very successful.
thanks TO the generous contributions
OF the ladies OF Manchester.
Union services Of the Y. w. G..
A. and the Y. NJ. c. A.. Of Burr
4 Burton Seminary were held in the
Chapel on Wednesday Ia memory Of
Miss Bertha Bamford. daughter Of
the Rev. and Mrs. w. n. Bamford.
who was a member OF the Y. w. C.
c. and the senior class of the Sem
mary at the time OF her death last
fall
The benefit performance of mo-
ton pictures on Friday evening last
at the motion picture. arcade, given
by the Athletic Association OF Burr
A. Burton Seminary. Melted the boys
$3.50 A pleasing feature OF the
evening was the playing of the or
chestra composed OF the following
members Of the school: Ronald
Bennett aud William Wilson, yio-
Inns: Miss Hazel Johnston and Her
bert King comets: Miss Marion
bennett at the liano and Earl J.
Fowler, drums. Miss Eva streeter
OF East Dorset, also sang very ac-
ceptably. This was Miss Streeter,s
first public appearance in Manches-
ter aud she was very favorably re-
ceived
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-03-20

laaiwaa KeaAsH n9sams 0sea hss
si.oa - ssesa ~ 4 q lse@earat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-03-20
WEST ARLINGTON.

On Monday afternoon, March
cath, at 3 O'Clock. very interest
ing and instructive tuberculosis exhi-
bition will be given inr the Church
on the Green, and again in the even
ing at s o'clock. At the latter
time there will also be moving
picture exhibition. which will in
clude the Capture of Fort Ticonder-
oga. Both the exhibition and NOV
ing picture shows are FREE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-03-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Tiii RsnAH. BAksl "a ~.


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si,em ~ sea fos u a g9emeaHat
- sasas
aNollsn 5eaasf af lsaae hatfp
sas apkaay IL PNtt MAucA Az
~ asfsss 80 a.
Mr. gs- T Bassfs hss satm
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sha4 ite~Nell "A qp1 n
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SEA aAY saespuus Tbsleaays ads
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gives NAssef Kmuis.asa d sifeassh
~ tha h,sag Nefa fails AZ arar
sasa adv
~ n isisesll mansNef ~ thr
T ct 20 aAs 10 @sushe@
~ oa aNlisN noHnrelst sita bic
office % I'urtaay
Wm n Lean a t.as, Dorset
s&a yseitinr his alma malsf one day
asa soes nins many friends
poYe pleased "a see BIN
Master giee lizard IA 10 boston
Zoe ! anes = vacation iig seat
as~n there 90 Thunday las, and
). 49, sss..ssss ssa4ca ~ Ays Hard
Ar ngoaRsoH " lhc Lfndeps lilc
As.staiiutAl srhool aud recent
egaausie ~ Barr a Barlon. VAS
sarsi =, the sehaoi last Thursday
shosn may eome anh Shove
mas 10. bai the popularity u Mar
Movies goes on forever Change q
foels nightly and none disappointing.
adv.
There sili b. an Easter ser
mau aud music a. the Congregation
II charfb aert SUNDAY morning and
SUNDAY school concert IN the eyr
SAILING
Mr. aud Mrs J G. Bacon ana
Miss ii.ieu l.. Perkins. aho we're Ia.
Nrv YORK FOR short time last
seek. returned to their homes here
- sunday afternoon.
& " Gone aud bis sister Mas
MARY g Cone, who haYe been speud
ing the pas, winter 81 81 Peters
|butE, Fla left there q short time
siRcr for VI Augustine Via
Rev J, Hall Long ~ yerEsunos
was IN town Tuesday delivering the
Biographical History Of yermoniers
|This IL a book which has been IN
ooufa. OF publication for The past
three years and Is jest completed
Harry Debe. left on Monday
morning Tor Amherst. Mass, where
be expected TO remain for a short
time previous to going into New
York state al point near Oneida,
where he expects 10 join friends IN
an enterprise % manufacturing silos
AdYlces from Louls Y Martin.
~ho has been laid up In a hospital
for several weeks with an attack Of
|inflammatofy rheumatism. is 10 the
effect that be IL Al Atlantlc city re-
lie Is getting on I'M
good ahape nov.
News has been recelsed here 81
the death at his home IN Cincinnati,
10. Of Thomas llollister, formerly OF
Manchester, and whose summer
home IA here in this village. Mr.
iiollls'er died early sunday morning
March sih. after 40 Illness ot about
three weeks
Emerson Estabrook. of i,enning
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-03-20
rHE WEEK IN PROBATE COURT

Estate OF Amanda f. Nichols, Sun
derland. Inventory of exeeutrix fill
ed.
Estate of Celia Jordan, Dorset.
John Jordan, Admr., files resigna-
ton. l.. d. Buffum appointed Admr-
de-bonis-non A. J. Loveland and
H. Rowell appointed appraisers.
In re Marian Hector, Dorset.
John Jordan, guardian files resigna-
ton J. II. Nadeau appointed guar
dian.
In re Arthur Hector, Dorset.
John Jordan, guardian. files resigna-
ton. J. II. Nadeau. appointed guar
dian,
Estate of Jonathan Roberts, Dor
set. w. H. Roberts, Admir-, renders
final account.
Estate of Mary Roberts, Dorset
w. II. Roberts. Admr.. renders final
account Decree OF Distribution.
Estate OF f. J. Leach, Rupert. In
ventory filed
The candidacy OF G. Herbert Pape
Of Barre for collector OF customs for
the district of Memphremagog has
Ia, a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-03-20

of Fort Ticonderoga. Both the exhi-
bition and moving picture shows
are FREE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-03-20

cAvter April ~ North lsenulas'
ton Al North aenninriou MAJ 10
Ruiiana q, RHtland MAJ "a PITTS
ford at Phsssord MAJ ~ Nerth
Bs'hnlnglrA as Manchester May
r. bennington At nennington May
~. ileaainEsan Al Manchesfes lans
q Rutland ~ Manchester June ~.
Tsusiord 81 Manchester one o.
tNe merc EAmes with other teams
mas s.e arranged later and a ferries
u games between various teams Ia
he SEMINARY sill be played Al
iaepEh hah ~ last years team ~
rone there Is quite little promising
material aud fast team may BE-
auseluped Mr. George Roberts Of
Eael DorsS has bceu engaged 20
coach the team again this year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-03-20
Baseball SchealnIe

April 10, Black River at Man
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-04
JIM HILL KEEPS HIS EYES OPEN.

ONE WHO KNOWS much of Jim Hill put the phanhro
N pst fact Jim is different from
generally stands the side of the producers
oimt rather than being disposed Of
He is well informed enough about the
that it cannot the bowwows when has
The Wall street thinks
knows better and he backs his opinion of coming figures
He just big gambler just much exper people
his kind but he plays the game differently, is
He put hundred millions of dollars entirely
his railroad stocks just quickly successfully
road magnae but while doing he
with fears of panic anything that kind everybody especial
those along his lines of railroad to be producing
get chance at the freight it, He willing
akeoff until the producer gets his He
ing his patrons does the Wall street bunch that where
foxy He gets the reputation Of being phanhpt
him cent He knows that the banped
oOoOO crop in sight, and he plays to the galleries.
manaan Even the the sharps profit by example
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-04
A PANIC THAT M1scARRIED.

r panic followed the Inauguration
of Grover Cleveland president panic,
of dscredg the Democratic party prevent any
Ii ference with the tariff possible attempt
lead the American people believe
absolutely necessary country prosperty
permanently the people Tt successful that
seated the White plans repeat doSe
deliberately bring distress and disaster people
der to ontenc the bonees of the tariff system strongly their
position There plan put to make panic The big
began to hoard they that there money famine
they could no longer furnish their patrons At the time their
vaults bung with One Of the oudest of the
its deposits weakening increased its stock of
money $2OOOOOOO
they
Their allies in other big cities followed shortage
OF credit but there shortage of Country banks throughout the
land could money.
miles Of track thrown into bankruptcy because Wall
loan $35OOOO bagle security The big
thought the unhoy
pd business ruined homes the nnumeae suicides that would
follow in the wake of business of the hopes poverty
suffering that their necessarily produce They thought
ng their tentac firmly cOuntrys
Of making getting
the whole country under their feet
panic they They laid low and grin
ned it their panic going In
would mean the bread lines the big cities would the closing down
of factories the closing smaller suspenng payments
deposits The chaos trembling
other black Friday with its horrors at hand and all the time these sous
bosses sat back waited for country
with regret for their pity for their victims
But for they reckond without their host President put
in their wheel and sent the whole criminal gang yng
The United States game
that OOOOOO country banks to carry on the bust
of the country prevent any York
banks suddenly found abundance money
getting 1t out Of the vaults and circulation They did
with Uncle Samuel the great COM
bnatOn to tackle successfully they permitted $5OOOOOOOO
to the market their business ruined they peo
pc Of the country would be
There there plenty
They suddenly found millions and dumped them the
order to beat Uncle Samuel it, The high
from to less than half
two hours One New York bank OOOOOO
for forward
and give it chance let them have
show how dear the interests Of the
morning the udes hOwr the
scarcity money had the of its life and
hour Wall drubbng life was
taught lesson that it will great
is that the big interests the cowardy
people have been shown the inwardn question
that that they endured
holy purposes that the people power control them is
doubtful with this experience If the robbers
start panic This will make his admnra.
on famous should all others fail pulled streets teeth and
it will probably anothe sci
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-04

sight the works carefully cOnced The hair
apparently with man owe and gracefully shaped with
with the Of that instrument The of sight
concealed thus balancing the and below
And emphasize this moresy the disappeared
called the fact that the
higher than the neck The theory be that Beauty
adorned the most.
would prefer other suggestive style
the shape lot he dessmakes STYLE
might we'll in her opinion least the world
out of style 1t shows though how bnd anything
the shape Of dress be in fashion, sacrificing moesty
the altar of style
What the future will bring forth change
unknown but that skirt paint
and trimmings of ndbe ink to match and blend with materials
with higher hair effects would mankind
edge things that determined that shall
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-04

commission ordered raise Of so per
cent on piece work, and that in no case
should the daily pay be less than one
dollar.
ignoring the requests of the
churches at The Dalles, the city coun-
ell Monday night granted 23 of the
25 saloon licenses applied for.
Miss Neva Hartley fell while ex-
ploring the glaciers of Mt. Hood Mon.
day, and one Of her legs was broken.
###
Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Holman died
at her home in McMinnville June o..
She was born in Tennessee in 1880,
and came to Oregon in 1916,
-
Nine drunken Finlanders were ar
rested at Gardiner Monday night.
They had tried to "shoot up'' the
town, and in the row Alex. Matson
was struck by three bullets, but was
not seriously injured, and one bullet
broke an arm for Shorty" Brown.
The men were locked up in the church,
where they broke up the furniture,
and they were then locked up in the
dry kilns Of the mill company.
The East Side, Portland, has some
water mains, According to the Ore.
gonian, 26,992 miles Of mains have
been laid since January l. and SAG
more are authorized during the next
six months.
June showed big falling off of
marriage licenses in Portland due no
doubt to the law requiring a physical
examination.
BandOn is to have a 100000 sewer
system.
Eastern Oregon has had the heaviest
June rains on record, and the crops
will break all records.
#WH
Portland began the commission form
Of government Tuesday. The in.
coming administration spit on the slate
and wiped it pretty clean.
49,
McMinnville Free Masons seem about
to realize their ambition to build a new
temple. It is proposed to spend $3s,.
600.
As an inducement to Join, or stay
with, the volunteer fire company, STAY.
ton citizens, as appears from state.
ment in the Mail, are granted a small
rebate on their water rent.
A race with wild steers for mounts is
on the program Of the Elks' rodeo at
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-04

Charity sometimes begins where re-
pentance leaves off.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-04

The Oregon State Commission on In.
dustrial Welfare made its first order
fixing wage scale Tuesday The es-
tabhshment effected Is the Oregon
Packing Company, Of Portland. The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-04
THE ROUNDUP.

? = = = z 2 ? p 3 2
La Gnnde citizens will probably
vote October l on a new city charter.

Ia Gande citizens will probably
vote October l on new city charter
go
Plans are being made for the build.
ing of a Catholic church at Flora, in
Wallowa county.
At recent market day auction sale
at Enterprise SO horses and mules
changed hands at total valuation of
$97S5.
Myrtle Points special election to
vote on new charter, set for July Z,
cannot be held ON that date, owing to
the clashing of provisions Of the new
state registration law.
#a#
The Milton Eagle wonders whether
the high cost of living has anything to
do with the much needed repairs to the
springling wagon of its friend J. Plu.
vius.
Dave Worthington, an old.timer at
klamath Falls and founder of the Ex.
press, but now postmaster of Beloit,
Wis, and part owner Of a Beloit news.
paper, is filling his system full of sur.
prises in visit to the metropolitan city
that has taken the place Of the Klam.
ath Falls he used to know.
Rev. D. II. Leech, of Albany, put in
busy day Sunday preaching two ser.
mons, attended two other church ser.
vices and offciated at two marriages
and one funeral.
An unknown man was hit by a train
at Corvallis Tuesday, and instantly
killed. He had inst one copper cent.
and not scarp of paper Of any kind
that might lead to his Identification.
So
Deposits in the Portland savings
banks are increasing at the rate Of more
than $500 day
RI II. Burns, an attorney, Of Ashland.
was found dead in his room az his
home Tuesday afternoon. His death was
due to heart disease.
tsR
The Oregon State Commission on In.
dustrial Welfare made its first order
fixing wage scale Tuesday. The ca.
tabhshment effected Is the Oregon
Packing Company, of Portland. The