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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-21
OLD CAMP
PROMISES
PRODUCTION
Jumbo Has Good Find
of Mill Grade Ore

According to the Virginia Chron-
icle a new discovery has been mads
at Jumbo which will undoubtedly
! mean much for that camp The pa
per says:
The camp is just awakening to the
fact that it has a brand new showing
of ore thar in many respects is the
most important development made
here in all the years that work has
been carried on along the westerly
slope OF old Mt Davidson.
been made on the Golden Gate claim,
included in the property being oper-
ated by the West Comstovk Mining
& Leasing Company. made up OF Los
Angeles men who are financing the
proposition. The ore opened up is
on the 2OO-foot level. where an east
cross-cut from the Shaft. at point
90 feet out cut Il ledge. ave feet in
width, the entire width said 10 aver
entirely i'll gold and a fine milling
proposition. The vein has perfectly
defined walls, and the strength OF the
entire formation causes the belief that
the lead will prove OF immense I'M
portance to the district.
The management OF the company j..
greatly encouraged over the showing
as are all claim owners in the camp.
1t Is understood that the company
will continue to drive ahead in the
east crosscut through the hanging
wall OF the vein and for a further
distance OF thirty or forty ieet. where
1t Is expected to pick up a parallel
vein. The two will be connected I'D
and development work started in the
ore. The company has long had the
OF a mill under advise
ment. and have only been waiting for
work on the claims to show that it is
warranted
1t is believed here that the latest
discovery will result in the erection
OF milling plant. although further
exploration work will definitely de
ternine this matter
The discovery OF this ore will be OF
special interest in Virginia City for
the claims were the property of Mes
srs, II Gilman and Hannah Will For
garty is foreman of the work. and is
over the outlook.
There is every reason to look for
a general revival in this camp the
present year, with interest centering
about the Golden Gate claim
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-21
HOUSE
WAS ENJOYED

In spite of the seriousness of the
events that have come and gone, the
third house was an attraction at the
Legislature last evening. ~ b. GraI
was the speaker and he spoke pretty
often He sighted many available
subjects in sight and out oof sight and
had them brought befoore his iuris-
diction. The result was lot OF hi
larity with the blushing men and
nervous young women who we're cited
ITO appear before the speaker, and no
one can blame the ladies Tor being
nervous when called before GRAY be
cause there is no telling what is go.
ing to happen.
Many resolutions were put through
and there was lot OF fun in the As
sembly chamber during the hour OF
the third house.
Several times during the internliS-
sions the third house was taken up
and many sharp iab was delivered
that went with the fun 1t was all
smiles and good time resulted in
which the public took over the AS
sembly and cut the rules ont by
wholesale. There was something do
ing every minute.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-21

One OF the live workers in the Sen
ate this session OF the Legislature
that has passed has been Senator J.
II. Fulmer OF White Pine. Jake Full
mcr, as he is better known in this sec
tion, represented hi, county two
years ago in the Assembly. This
past fall he was elected TO the Senate
by a large vote. and the people Of
White Pine made no mistake when he
was sent to represent them.
Upon the converting OF the Lcgis-
lature Mr.. Fulmer was placed on sew
eral very important committees, one
being the Ways & Means. and II was
through his efforts that much was
ACCOMPLISHED in that committee. he
made no grand stand plays but con-
fined himself 10 clean-cut work
Measures that deserved support re-
ceiyed his assistance. and when bill
appeared with anything that resem-
bled knk ne took il OUT or assisted
in its burial
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-21
GIFT NIGHT
WAS OBSERVED

Last evening was gift night III the
two houses The members OF the
Legislative branches remembered the
departing officers with tokens of re-
gard in the form OF substantial gifts.
Tn the Assembly Speaker Brandon
was presented with silver set
Speaker pro tenn. Gardner wears a
handsome gold fob for his work with
the members, while Assemblyman
presented with a handsome gold
headed cane
The lady attaches were presented
with small gifts, while cigars and
candy were distributed freely Fit
ting speeches of presentation and ac-
ceptance were made. making an hour
of most congenial friendships. and the
boquets Of oratory were all prize
winners.
In the Senate President Ross was
presented with handsome set OF cuff
buttons Chairman pro ten. Corvell,
who has done much work IN the Up
per House. was given loving cup,
and the Secretary a jeweled pcnknife
It was case Of many kind remarks
before the battle and helped clear the
atmosphere.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-21
The Legislature AdjouPns
After All might Session
Both Houses Split on State Police
Amendment. Compromise
Follows When Bill
is Passed

pointed. and it i'll turn reported no
side of the issue was right. 1t was
past midnight when the talk came
about to appoint second conference
committee and recall the FIRST. The
! Senate demanded that the SIS. 900 be
left on the bill. while the Assembly
wanted it otherwise. Those who
favored tlte SIS 900 appropriation in
the Assembly urged new vote on
the subject. 1t was fought out and
many bitter words ensued, resulting
in no solution. Speaker Brandon
finally entertained a motion to dis
charge the first committee and ap-
point a second This was done The
Senate did likewise and action was
again taken The friends ot the Law
as it originally came up were fight
ing for their ideas. while those oppos-
ed to the State Police were just as
active
Following the appointments OF the
second conference committee the
House was cleared and il was found
that there was no hope OF passing the
bill unless some compromise was eff
fected, This was the ultimatum and
it looked like the end Of the session
with an extra session in sight After
more delays and the breaking of day.
word CAME from the committee that
a conclusion had been reached The
two committees reported and the
compromise was to the effect that
the appropriation be cut from 5000
TO Sl2.500 Again the battle ragged and
seeral reports were filed The ote
was finally taken and the amendments
adopted. The war was over and the
Senate and the Assembly passed the
bill that pays the running expenses
Of the state for the next two years.
BY the time the bill was enrolled
many had partaken Of breakfast and
while the bill was being called the
sun arose and shone through the
chambers. 1t had been an all night
session.
Following the enrolment OF the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-21
An Editor Reviews
A Classic Dinner

A. B. Gray, who has had front
seat at all the good things goiong on
in Carson this winter, delivers him
self OF the following in the Deetl
Commonwealth, his religious paper
''Since the church dance we have
paid strict attention to business and
cut out all social functions, owing to
the watchfulness of Irene Elizabeth,
who has feared that our youth and
inexperience might lead us to forget
the farm and religious weekly and
pine for social life in this great city.
We have noticed as the session grew
longer that the sociability in Carson
grew thicker and there is something
doing all the time, and many of the
old members who thoughtlessly left
their wives at home have found it nee
essary to keep in practice by being
gallant and attentive to the ladies
here in order that they would not
find it awkward when they reach
home. The wives and sweethearts at
home will find that love making
comes juts as natural as ever when
the men get home again because
practice makes perfect, and they are
surely getting the practice.
We told Irene Elizabeth that the
investigating committee was going to
have a secret session in private din
ing room at tho Hot Springs and that
she was invited. Well, you know how
secret will throw woman off her
guard and make her forger everything
We all met at the Arlington and after
the men had each gone to the barroom
three times looking for each other
and each time taken a shot to make
their vision keener, we were hustled
into two autos that drove up and
quickly gasolined to the springs. We
were taken through hall and up 4
flight Of s.airs to a dining room made
to order. and eleven of us sat down
to a long table decorated with celery,
salt cellars and napkins. At the head
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-21

this account. Upon the final roll call
The vote stood 13 to in favor of the
measure. There was d general hur-
rah among the Carsonites and a SUBJ
statntial state need had been granted
where the money can be placed to ex-
cellent use, make the Capitol more
presentable and the state gains in the
end an asset that is worth the price
expended. Carson is to be congratu
lated on her good luck
As this is measure of more than
ordinary local importance it will be
of interest to those in this section to
know how the vote stood Following
is the vote:
Yeas:-Senators Arnold OF Esmer-
aida Ascher Of Washoe. Balzar of
Mineral. Bergman of Clark. Fulmer
of White Pine, Heffernan Of Esmer-
aida, Horsey of Lincoln. Kendall of
Nye, Miller of Lander, Mills OF
Ormsby. Scan1an of Nye, Sweeney OF
Eureka, Tannahill of Storey-l3.
Nays:-Senators Bell of Humboldt
Carpenter of Humboldt Chapin of
White Pine. Coryell of Elko, Do1f of
Churchill. Gault of Washoe, Jones of
Elko, Mack of Douglas, Stickney of
Lyon.-o
Senator Heffernan of Esmeralda,
voted in the negative on the roll call
but afterward changed his vote to the
affirmative.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-21
A SUICIDE

Charles Martin. the 22-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. Fl. Martin of Re
no, committed suicide by jumping in
to the Bay at San Francisco. The
remains with indentihcation letters
were found yesterday. The boy de
stroyed himself on account OF some
love affair. i'll which he could not
finance a business and marry a young
woman The remains will be brought
to Reno for burial
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-21

of the table sat the smiling and schol-
arly looking head inquisitor, William
Perservering Harrington, who dec1ar-
ed all rules suspended and everything
in order that was said or done with
good intentions, his only mistake dur
ing the evening being that he forgot
to say grace before he ate and refused
to say it afterward.
We were waited on by a tall man
of advanced age, who wore a white
vest and smile and asked all the
ladies if the chicken was we'll cooked
and if they would like to meet the
cook that cooked it.
"The first course consisted of de-
licious hash made of celery, lettuce,
shrimps, olive oil, eggs and some vim
egar, and after it was. over the E:e-
siding officer called on Mr.. r. r.
Barnes of Tonopah. who blushed and
sang a pathetic ballad entitled ooh.
Fond Dove, Oh Fair Dove. Oh Suf-
fragette.'
"The next round was served in
cups and looked like weak tea. but
was said to be the water the chicken
was cooked in, favored and seasoned
to taste and while it met with gen
eneral favor among the ladies it was
too weak for those who had fortified
themselves by taking little for their
stomach's sake At that point Alb
Continued on page FOUR
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-21
LION tanner
At THE GRAND

Tonight will be your last oppor-
tun,ty to see one OF the best films
ever shown in Carson. the great cir
Gus photoplay entitled
The Lion Tanners Revenge
his two-reel film made great hit
last night, ask your friends about il
ana you Will be sure to want to see it.
Other high-class comedy pictures
VIII also be shown. and in addition
will be shown ten flash slides Of the
new mining camp OF Rochester.
These are all excellent and inter
estlne pictures, so do not fail to see
them tonight
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-21

Get the habit. go to the urand.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-21
TO SEATTLE

Continued on page FOUR
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-21

The Twenty-siNth Session OF the
Nevada Legislature folded up its
books and adjourned At II o'clock last
night by Legislative time. and 9;5O a,
m Pacific time. The adjournment
came after an all night session. in
which the points of legislation were
thrcshed ont and the members were
worn out with the struggles that the
disputants believed were right.
Early yesterday afternoon the gen
eral appropriation bill was made up.
II covered practically every item that
was needed and in most cases liber-
ally a few amendments in the way
Of correction were made IN the Sen
ate, where the bill was finally passed.
This happened late in the afternoon
and the all-important measure finally
reached the Assembly in time for rl1e
night session II was then that the
fun started
All Night Session
The reading OF the Senate measure
started without interruption a few
minor corrections were made until
Section %. providing the sum OF SIS
600 for the support OF the Nevada
State Police. was reached \ motion
was then made to strike ont the sec
ton, but was later amended TO one
dollar to preserve the conditions Of
the bill That opened the ball Al
ter plenty OF oratory and q lot OF ex-
plantations. one to the effect that
there was a reserve fund of S65.OOO III
the treasury, were advanced This
was reviewed pro and con 1t finally
came TO vote. the amendment carry
ing by one majority. Fror1 that time
on trouble was in the air The bill
was sent TO the Senate with the
amendment. which was refused con-
currcnce. The Assembly refused TO.
rccede from its position and the stand
Of the Senate resulted in the appoint
ment OF a conference committee.
This committee was met by like
committee from the Senate and they
finally reported no progress. free
conference committee was then APP
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-03-21
TWENTY SIXTH SESSION ENDS

bill Assemblyman Cole made a mo-
ton to adjourn. He was seconded
by Bachenberg of Reno, and the sine
die order issued The story has all
been told.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-16
English Homes of Washingtons

win recalled that feature of the proposals for celebrating
hundred OF between English speaking peoples
purchase of sugve Manor the ancestral home OF the Washing
Considerable progress we learn from the English papers, mas
requisite funds and incidental to the
marked revival of interest in the English
Father of his Country the Boston Transcript
dispute claim of Sulgrave to be the home
Whngons which Immediately preceded those
emgrang other localities have put forward claims to as
Whteave in Cumberland which asserts that some OF the
presumably near kin to the a future d a Gfg IS s
departure for America of the Washngton from whom de-
scended the great George go
assertion, put forth in the eighties without
attracting than provincial attention has recently been strength
odd chain research which illustrates the value geology
occasionally have for the geneaog Some two or three years
English visitor Mount Vernon learned that the stone flag
Washington correspondence established the fact but did not ind
English visitor having due time obtained samples of the tagging
began quest among British quaymen which eventually led him to
Whehayen.
shown beyond all peradvenure that the stone
from the sandwth St Bees The identification was made
the there
few beds of white stone intervening between layers of red sandstone
some OF the nsggng at Noun, frno9 rs a%'y oGd h on hs
this red nge runs through on the lines OF development FOUND IN the
With this geological whitehaven antiquarans
have determined show that sngave is not the only
antqunns have found that there Wahngtons in White
haven for almost h"sgoae' Of century mat the name was not
aud Mirel These be remembered aYorite given
MAJ rhrbe' ih connection o the Virginia Mashnsons WIN Nh
haven the probate OF the viii Of Mildred Gale whose first husband
in England aud widow George Washing
tone lerr geni to London to prosecute certain legal business
The iplrs which sl G show that she had meantime be
Sg .op "a,pp wa. of sf ao'o" besss s 'a'1 Of her
hlnl onud n b" rrgsi'f o ~ Nicholas church Wmh'en "
children b, bon 49, la.bar nor son being the father Of
Nsore WahuHp The Nbolu'eu aptqaanans contend yey
agfn 'osn hr 'o' Of tho fnrnih plu} he New ei ne
lugng NwbuEe 10 gong TO Nhflas9 va 'ias among h.,
haSHuH nas throwing Tomf lnsnrrs Z" 'hf old ioNp'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-16
g E TBx@7st aaoa

Aud your opinion Boy Scouts now piot the,
As remarked: All o the
adccve the dictionary wouldn't fit them ont as they d
They strictly duty second OF the tmei anu
they organized and kept that long, seenne me
folks moving order and kept moving at the rgh
in all behoders
did courteouy Courtesy large factor IN the BOY
only rightly formed and rightly
kindness, the things which they learning and the e
which they acquiring at the mpessonahe age
going to have big effect upon their whole future ve ana
of their entire and
When has formed
matter what
othe he adjunct character
going make the world reove smoothly for many
yet to be.
Ddnt look rather fine straight trim youngster IN
hand tOddlerand
a that would
him bend down and take hold of
hold while cluched side bag
line while the bag being filed bending at
back breaking rather than deprive the little fellow of the
of holding the precious receptacle with its hands while
| dropped in. him take little
his and him and the bag down the line chatting
about the things which and coming And
little
line and keep her charge until she forgot her fear
which
back find another frightened bewdered
too-ttle Of humanity
'Tha be ready attitude of theirs is splendid thing There
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-16
Small Il alks
snrBIrF JARRfrr-l nm iuyc.iira,iug

snEBllf JARRtTT-i am investigating
Tor n s' stus,n %' Of s S Ss ,. Soo s
OFFICER DANKnERGllaye yoe noticed everybody
smoothly ''"''S "''''
ptRAo , am glad Governor rntan@ i coming lie used
o call his
CHAIRMAN WITT Of the Civil Service comm,.ion-rhe
rervso discoueousy That should
no, be polite o everybody.
JOE FERN is not everywhere where the the
tango like the dance because there is life in and because
wahine who discovered it must have danced the huaku
W. T RAwLlNs1 have all the aaideys relating Detective
hard the but nothing develops the proper will
NJ G. PAcHEco-n looking erthe lists of the
mtees and subcommittee appointed to receive Hon JEFF McCan
fail the of sorboS Barron How did he get lost in
W. IL sMlTPrre has been some Hio but the weather
has cleared 1t has the o people
70 keep lilo down.
EDITOR NJ G. SANTOS special number of Iuso year
enough for me thanks With the assistance of the finely equipped
cannot be exceled anywhere.
SUPERINTENDENT CALDwELL-Its pretty serious propo
tGn to ask most anybody to take w%e but when am asking the
for their good This is the point.
Cd = l. # the ass%gs have ss sst
there wSa BE an mo r %%y % % oa an s S num-
SUPERVISOR PACHEco-To correct wrong impression
that i believe bonding the City and County of Honolulu
credit to hcuo and the building Of an emergency hospital
AUDITOR JOSEPH II. FIsIIER-Hst The $ coming
calm before the storm What win the harvest be- j. question
themselves,
John C. ANDERSONThe friends of the Waialee Industrial
Girls School Moii help n deal,
in of the first mentioned by donating photograph records
the latter
fand accompanying records. n
L. l.. McCANDLEss with The Advertisers editorial of
We We the business of government
The of the community ought
le where
load off territorial the
dead wood at the top.
CHARLES A. COTTRIIIAI wish the waerworks people could
fix that would keep oil during the hours scheduled for
ball think shame that the should have just
wanted what the AlHawai could
really All Chinese friend Caldwell about
question. 4
CHARLES HUSTACE JR.It about time for the to
of the that belongs
shareholders when selling fo'
half the plantations paid dividends
dNdends today mystery to Lat
he pay something instead of nothing a
RAYMOND G. BROWN--' After n has been away from
back he realize to the full
the Paradise the Paehe
denied that Hawaii distinctly on the map
the keencs interest in the Sandwich
Portugal OIL sands tax about gong
Sandwich
the Capitol grounds Chief Justice
Rober the Hotel street gate and
his the Eva side of the building and
King street and takes to the Wal
believes in observing the rules and following the
! right procedure. - 2"
ser development The relative
between the fixed emplacements and guns
existed The value of battle cruisers lies IN
their ability dodge deliver swift blow and
battle line will always be the baeshps
the take punishment and give it,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-16
The Knight of the Soap Box.

In the days when the world WIDE every had thirty
hours in it, and sleep
interesting things do and hear The By
stander wandered the terra caiene Mexico
he hmus, In those days perhaps today Barranqua
oomba was the hottest pestiental fever hole all Spanish
America On its altar
yearal editors
ans About twenty thirty years editor who
Baranqua broke all traditions by living his fun
term OF service Also because he whose had
friendships the hearts the clubs
thirty years on his graduation back from the mnra wn
Of Latin America met and with much p0mp
ferrei him the title of Knight Of Barren Quill
This Doe crude hronchng decnte diplomatic
natter but The yAnder has heard
uar post ranqua is again vacant. also that various lIn
Yann patriots seeking federal appointment would consider
tho consular service their designs the stamp ps
peusary aud the seerearshp misrarry What would hr
'uuhOno thaU srrd the "Knigh the Barron SOAP
atTRnquiat But II that happened
u0luluh Knight Of the Barren QuIli
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-16

Hfitj If,1U 1uura uhrtuiun ti uhi,h hal ar
iuEnr ihr symptoms mkrd Dol io ~, wherefore
u disappointed Reminds the
Ecuyrsi visited foft William Mckinley several years
That just a luo Noug aui Muhdru and Jap generals
hr ranking cancellations he military They
showed ihr br time Manila aud brought him up
au. Mckinley Turned usual. hour, aud
nud the general The puN, lht and all that
81 thing hcn be- round aud Inspected aud had look at
.Htt I.I"rtuis
"1hc Sch Infantry had the biggest bunch fancy orderly
u,kug together outfit Every those
uuo,s had duish worked into Il and of whit
hrut preserve Nou could handle those
al day and rub with chamois would fix up like And
nobody had fault TO find We this admired bunch
of them aud asked questions mud then he his
next day though order Twentyfour hours said
those high an rifles You what the book
Nothing but nced the wood Gee hut that
fellows finishing things
the fellows who had paying have theirs had
with scrape sandpaper aud all that
beautiful business of and the air full
muriatic acid
81 this little rain all right hut hope these people
don inqustive like that general -
(P. S-Thcy ddn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-16

What donext2 aspect point;
Judgment
Emergencies didn't to phase Them but they right
they To TO quickly,
think
big thing only for them boys but training
that they be. Watch them the
'Taking it all together, it splendid Christmas What
those blessed infants did all night
holding bags which, because plum pudding
the things o
succeeded astonishing things
getherthng which kicked holes in the bags chased chill
lren and performed of FRANKS uniting
Christmas pesents The children had perfectly time;but
think the glorious
mas--and they earned itl''