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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23
MONTANA
LAND RUSH
BEGINS
GREAT RUSH FOR LAND IS ON
IN MONTANA'S FINAL
DARWING TO-DAY

GLASGOW. Mont, Sept. 23.-Thc
final drawings for land III the Indian
reservation in Sheridan and Valley
Counties is under way here to-day.
1t is estimated by experts that when
this land is cultivated by white set
tiers it vii add about 20.0OO000 more
bushels OF grain to the nations ma
tional production Flax this year is
running from Is to 20 bushels per
acre, wheat from 20 to 25 bushels per
acre. and oats 90 to IS bushels per
acre The total acreage of the reser-
walton is 206S.693. The land allot-
ted to the Indians is 1868 acres.
The land that is opened for settle
ment to-day covers ,345 coo acres.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23
BETTING
NOT ALLOWED
STATE FAIR
BAN IS PLACED ON POOL
SELLING AT THE STATE
FAIR RACES

% Those few who had the impression
that they might attend the State Far
and pay the expenses OF the trip by
outguessing the bookmaker had a
rude jolt at yesterdays opening day.
Chief Hillhouse of Reno, had copy
OF the law at his tongues end and all
the wise bookies kept under cover.
That old familiar cry OF Cosmos
lhave sold for ten dollars, what am
offered for the field" was not in evil
dence.
However, it is probable that a sys-
TEN of conversation betting will be
indulged in by bookmakers and the
wagering public.
Under the amended anti-gambling
law. pool selling of any form on
horse racing events cannot be con-
Quoted. according to an opinion writ
ten by Attorney General Thatcher dt
the request of the State Fair manage
ment. The opinion of the Attorney
General was submitted to the Asso
citation officials yesterday and puts al
end to the rumor that pari-mutuals
would be conducted on the fair week
races.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23

He was again informed that so long
as he had the proof it was a gain his
duty as citizen and his duty to al
other residents to make complaints
through the proper channels
After considerable talk along this
line he still contended that the news
papers should start something"
There abe officials whose duty it
is to look after these matters and il
is anyone's duty who is aware of the
existence of any menace to health to
report it and not leave it to the
newspapers to take up merely upon
hearsay
If the Appeal knew of anything of
this kind and had the necessary proof
it would certainly deem it its duty
as good newspaper to take it up
and reveal the entire situation re-
gardless of whom it might injure so
long as it was doing a service in its
field and for the people at large.
But, i'll the absence OF any proof or
knowledge OF this 1nt1mat1on, we
have nothing to say, and especially
So just to start something" We
don't do business that way
TRENTON, n. J., Sept 23-The
Progressives of New Jersey, having
polled more than the required ten
per cent. of the votes for Assembly
thereby making them a legal political
party, are to-day selecting a state
committee, at the primaries, the same
as the Republicans and the Demo
Gratis. This means a complete organ
lzation of their State Committee,
which for years has been considered
the most important positions, these
posts being filled by the biggest men
OF the party.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23
The Tax Commissioners
To Explain New Law
All Opposition to be Cleared The
Tax Rolls Now Out ~. "
Expected In

Commits sioners Colburn and Boyle
expect to leave this week for Elko
county. where they will confer with
the county officials relative to the
refusal of the county treasurer to
submit to the commission the tax
roll OF Elko county There seems
To be an inclination on the part Of
the Elko County officials to combat
the efforts of the commission, but it
is believed that when the situation is
explained there will be no further
opposition.
When the tax commission bill was
pending in the legislature the most
determined opposition came from
Humboldt, Lander. Elko. Lyon and
Douglass counties. This is believed
To be the reason for the action n
Elko county. The White Pine coun-
ty clerk also has refused to surren-
der his tax roll, but the county treas
nrer is having copy OF the roll
made.
No opposition has developed in
Humboldt county. and Lander couu-
" officials have been prompt, as also
have been the stockmen in that coun-
ty, the latter by sending in their
statements as requested by the CONF
mission. In Douglass county the
district attorney has recommended
that the commissioners send i'll the
tax roll as requested by the commits
sion. Nothing has been heard from
Lyon county.
The tax commission begins its re-
view OF the county ta< roll on Oc-
tobcr l3. Under the law the com
mission is allowed two weeks in
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23
Romance Of Love Ended
Happily in Carson

by tue two swans.
Through the influence of Fred
Dangberg these two young men be-
came interested in the stock business
in Carson Valley. and to cut long
story short, the vision of what await
ed them in the form of the two hand.
some young girls that arrived to-day.
simply made them succeed. They
are to-day the joint owners of an up
to-date ranch of 1900 acres in the val.
ley. all most thoroughly improved
with residence possessing every
modern convenience and the place
stocked second to none i'll the valley
The two boys had the misfortune
sometime ago to lose a fine barn by
fire. but nothind daunted. they are
rebuilding
The happy couples remembered the
Appeal with wedding cake and the
juice Of the grape. and are soon -
depart to take mp life as it should be
lived on their magnificent estate.
May all their troubles be little ones,
and they have the sincere and best
wishes of this paper and all their
friends
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23

which to review the tax rolls, and is
expecting to work its office force
night and day to complete the work.
1t is not intended to examine all the
assessments. but to take the more
important items at this time and
make whatever changes are deemed
necessary.
The commission has received Com
partively few replies to requests for
livestock reports from stockmen in
the state. The following letter has
been sent to the delinquent stock
men
I'VE recently mailed you livestock
report TO be filled out, sworn to, and
returned to this commission. We
beg to advise you that, i'll accordance
with the opinion OF the Attorney
General, in event of a taxpayer refus-
ing to return a sworn statement he
has no standing before the comm,s-
sion at time OF equalization (see Sec
563S Rev. Laws New, and this COM
mission will proceed to assess your
livestock at that time according to
the best information on file in this
office, and it will become the duty Of
the proper county officials to enforce
the collection of the tax thereon.
You will therefore recognize the i'm
portance OF the submission of your
statement.
This commission will receive these
statements up to and including Octo-
Der 8, 1913. the date OF the confer
ence with livestock owners.
.... Very truly yours,
"NEVADA TAX COMMISSSION'
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23
Races Draw Vast Crowd
Al Stale Fair Opening
Great Live Stock Display Delights
Auspicious Opening of
State Fair

houses OF Reno made most creditable
displays; the university had its us
ual high-grade showing Of what It
Is doing for the producing and con-
suming classes and the state public
ity bureau We'd with the schools as a
dispenser Of education. One of the
most notable of the booths was that
where the mark of the ancient and
the n'p.lern Indian was shown in his
wares. trul and handiwork.
The management early found the
-"ace afforded by the building far too
:mall. The condition resulted in a
crowding of the many exhibits and 4
cutting down OF them to an appre-
cjahle extent But what was left and
was shown was sufficient to forever
disprove even the hint Nevada is not
a wonderful agricultural state in its
present as we'll as in its future.
The walls OF the large pavilion are
lined with booths made as alcovcs
separated by low barriers, The CEN
ter OF the hall is occupied by three
rows OF cases under glass on whose
shelves are samples OF needlework
and dairy products. The round OF
the numerous aisles presented the
greatest variety in exhibits combined
wi, many surprises as to the pro-
ductire capacity OF the State.-Jour-
MI y.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23

At the Catholic Church this morn
ing there was terminated as pretty
and interesting bit of romance as
has come to the notice of the Appeal
in many day.
AT II o'clock Father Garland unit
ed in marriage Pierre Change OF Car
son Valley and Jeanne lthurbide of
Paris, France. and at the same time
there was united to Jean AldaN a
partner OF the first bridegroom.
Jeanne Change, the partners sister.
Doctor w. ]. Circe of this city act
ed as bridesmaid in the dual event.
and c. Andreoni took the role OF best
man to both couples.
We wish we had time to. tell the
whole story as told TO Us today by
the happy Carson Valley young men.
Six years ago there came to this
country and direct to Carson Valley
from their home in France the two
young men above mentioned. and be-
hind them they lett two young
French lassies who were to await the
making OF the fortune hoped Tor,
when they had agreed TO come to the
glorious country OF adoption selected
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\ private letter received from Ke-
no to-day states that the exhibits al
the pavilion are many and varied
and that the space allotted Is not
nearly large enough for the purpose
il being necessary To turn away q
great many exhibits. The attendance
Tor the first day was larger than was
anticipated.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23

The Ely Mining Expositor prints
the following editorial concerning
the candidacy of Judge Ben W.
Coleman for the Nevada Supreme
Court.
Last week in a communication to a
local paper Judge Bragg, a Repub
liCan of the old school, suggested
the name of Ben w. Coleman. Judge
of the ninth judicial district of Ne
vada, as the most logical candidate
for the Nevada Supreme Court at
the election next year Though the
local paper to which this commune
cation was addressed is owned by
a couple of staunch Republicans.
editorial objection is made to the
suggestion to take Judge Coleman
from this district because he is need
ed at home Under this head the
following endorsement of the fitness
OF the judge for a place on the Su-
preme bench is made:
"While fully subscribing to judge
Braggs estimate Of judge Coleman's
abilities and qualifications. the Rec
ord is inclined to think that White
Pine County had better keep Judge
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23
LOOSE STOCK

In addition to the six horses I'M
pounded by the authorities recently
there is reported to be a band of
damage to the roal in the southwest
ern portion of the city. \ band OF
livestock roaming at large can d.
much harm to the hillside roads ard
cause unnecessary expense III keep
ing same in repair.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23
PITY INSTEAD OF CENSURE

The Carson Appeal takes fall
cut OF the Hoosier party which re-
Gently passed through the state on
an advertising tour of lndiana-made
automobiles. The Appeal is wasting
good space. The party referred 10
was simply a bunch of cheap skate,
who had never before been away
from home, and therefore did not
know how to appreciate the many
ccurtcsics shown them while on the
read. The Hoosiers deserve pity
rather than censure-- Ely Record.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23
(Bv GEORGE H. CORLISS)

Governor Oddie by one of the finan-
cial powers of the state there will
be a break away from the governor
number of the prominent Republi-
cans of Nevada. 1t is openly stated
by may Republicans that in the event
Of Governor Oddie again becoming
a candidate. the Democratic party
will succeed in electing its man pro-
viding he is an acceptable one of the
large number of anti-Oddie Repub-
licans throughout the state
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank each and every
one of our kind friends who tnedered
II, their kindness and sympathy dur
ing our late bereavement.
MRS. r. NJ. BOHALl..
LEO BOHALL,
DAUN BOHALL.
MYRTLE BOHALL.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23
Citizen Wants 10 Start
Sonedng Sensational

A gentleman approached the Ap
peal with the statement that there
is a good opportunity in this town for
you newspapers to start something
Before waiting to hear his story he
was promptly told that the Appeal
for one. was not in the business of
starting something as meant by
him, unless it had the proof facts and
law behind it to stand by its conten-
ton.
The informant then said that he
was able and prepared to produce
facts and make the statement that
there was not dairy herd supplying
milk to this city but what was infect
ed with tuberculosis
He was told that if he had this in
formation and the facts to prove it
that it was his duty as citizen 10
make complaints to the proper au-
thorities and have the necessary steps
taken to eradicate the menace to
health as rapidly as possible
He also stated that he was prepar-
ed to prove beyond doubt that san
itary conditions in certain portions of
the city were in a fearful condition
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23

Horse theieves are still operating
in Humboldt County in the vicinity
OF Kings River
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23

Reports from Fallon and vicinity
state that the sugar beet crop is the
heaviest since the factory was estah
liShed in Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23

Over on Belle Isle yesterday was
to be seen the more typical state far
than that at the race track where
flying hoofs tapped out only the time
of thoroughbreds Except for the
livestock exhibits. the pigs. cattle.
sheep and horses, the showing OF Ne
vada was yesterday made on the IS
land. Besides the pavilion where the
counties ranged their wares of
golden grains and lucious fruit there
was out of doors those attractions so
dear to the fair-goer. the ferris wheel
the doll rack and baby rack and
countless rural attractions.
The main pavilion yesterday was a
scene of activity for the exhibitor.
were hard pressed to get there shoS
ing in shape for the public's view
From the front door. where the Ia.
dies might see the latest in the vanity
OF dress. to the rear alcove where
rest and reasons for woman suffrage
might be found, the aisles presented
an attractive and instructive show
to men and women.
Varied Exhibits
The products OF half dozen
counties, great squash, golden grains
and all varieties of fruit, peeped
across the county barriers and utter
ed dcGauct at each other. Business
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23
Stale Vide Politics
Viewed and Reviewed
Judge Bragg Comes to the Front
as Candidate For The
Supreme Bench

Coleman at home. We need man
about his size on the bench right
here
The Expositor is pleased to sec
ond the nomination made by Judge
Bragg as there is no better man to
succeed Judge Talbot, whose success
sor will be elected in 1914, than
Judge Coleman. During the time he
has occupied the bench but one of
his decisions has been appealed to
a higher court, which shows the fin
ality of his decisions, and inality is
the quality to be desired in judicial
decisions. If Republicans believe
Judge Coleman is a good selection
for the Supreme Bench of the State
he is good enough for US.
AS Senator Pittman told the
United States Senate the other day,
Judge Coleman is "a man who is
highly respected in the state for his
learning, ability and integrity and
these qualities mark him as man
to be desired on the bench of the
highest court in the state
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23

William A. Marble, president oi
the Merchants Association of New
York, one of the speakers at the re-
cent annual banquet of the Fedora
ton Of Trade Press Associations of
the United States. sees a new era for
business interests throughout the
country. The business interests OF
this country" said the speaker,
have come upon a new day. The
old day of buying political favor AMI
of maintaining extensive lobbies is
passing-never, we hope to return"
The time is passing when money
can control Legislatures, governors
and lobbies. This is true in state as
we'll as in national politics.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23
LODGE MEETING

There will be meeting of the 18th
Century Lodge at Masonic Hall this
evening at o'clock
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-23
FUNERAL TO-DAY

FUNERAI TO-DAY
At Empire this afternoon at ?
O'Clock took place the funeral Of the
late Matthew Howard Interment
was in the Empire cemetery and a
large number OF friends and relatives
Of this fayorably known pioneer were
in attendance. The ceremonies were
conducted by Rev. H. H. McCreery
of the Presbyterian Church OF this
city.
Mrs. Jesse Paxton was among the
departures for Reno on the morning
motor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30

toria, g. g., bpor "aarluf" olereoe
befinoer iig. Oct er operIaSt til ham
at gisre Snofiebet al grpeoitionens
unoet Sfib, ser bill bli itiuet uloer
&ommanbo al DR.. 81. M. auberion,
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paa forrige Serb, Der IeoeOe I'll Sp.
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Roman fra
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bill BIZ iitano til at opertage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-30
Ovt Kanalproieft.

st Telegram oateret Waibington
Sen 25be bs. bringer cen operraifen.
De Rpbeb, at Regieringen ifal Itaa /
llnoerbanSIinger meo Hepublifen Ri.
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/ @aibinaton, DR.. Solpaoor GaitriI.
10. iom bar bragt oenne RpbeS til
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pionerpreit oco.

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Werfclige E~rpcrimcntcr.

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at De fan i%fielneS fra %bueranore. Nao
ianme Waaoe fan @~oriQaenS Bloc
f~rpltaller i~fielnes ira GrunalltangenS
og bar en- itor 2igbeo meb Reger'
mes.
@iernen bar ban frnSet at bore
rPr beIlrgtet meo Sieleperne oG
spIbuuoenc, men Scrinroo life, ION
set ifuIoe fumes ~naturligt, mcb Sltn'
Sen, lllpen eQer RGpeu. Eerlebsn'
ienes @lobfrpitaQer bar piit fig al
bare Iig Strubienes.