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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-22

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big bankrupt sale down at the Southern Depot ten blocks town. each block saves you money buy four article m
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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-22
SPECIAL

20 lbs Granuated Sugar s1Oo. End colt Johnson Work Shoes at your
nrtce $1,000 Suits 1888, $3.50 Suits $ $3.50, $1,000 Suits $I6S. Groceries
at a extra low price. Every thing will be remarked down down extra bargains
Ladies $500 Skirts, now, 6c, II 1-2c ginghams SC, Ladies' and mems C hand
kerchiefs &c, 1c can goods &c, extrea special bargains all n week.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-22
SPECIAL

This sale is being conducted by WI Byrram & Co. of Charlotte, n n
and the goods must be sold On accou Mt of our advertising matter BEING l.
layed, and not being distributed to all Of our customers We have decided
to continue this sale throughout the .Week up to Saturday night Nav 31S
as same is the demand of each and " cry one of our friends and Customers,
Don't forget that the whole entire stoc k must be sold regardless of Cost
EVERYBODY is following the Byram way.9&A
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26
SUICIDE LAW
AMENDMENT

Two bills to amend the law that
makes a felon out OF would-be sui
eide, have made their appearance III
the Assembly. One will be withdrawn
that action may take place.
Nevada has gone on record for
Tom fool laws but this was probably
the limit. One poor devil, who
thought that he was tired Of life and
who failed to shuttle off, was sent to
the penitentiary for a year. When he
was measured at the State Prison
there was general laugh and also a
hugh disgust over the affair. The
State Police. as we'll as others. who
reviewed the case, state that this is
absolutely the limit in law making.
While this one man was sent up 1t
is a matter of record that over a
score OF other men and women have
attempted suicide in Nevada and have
failed. Had they been sent up a
woman's department would have to
be added to the prison and additional
room provided for the men. If more
such trihing laws could be dragged
out OF the code it would make it d
heap better book all round
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26
Very Busy Day Spent
In The Two Houses
Assembly Holds Early Session
Resulting in Lots of Work
Gets Action on Many Bills

discussion, showing that in instances
the stamp trust forced certain
amount OF money out OF the mer-
chants and the people.
A. B. No. l44-A local measure TO,
Churchill County i'll the matter OF sal
ary Regulations. Passed.
A. B. l30-Regulating hunting and
fishing in fields and along streams
and also preventing the using of ri
fles within Enclosures. Bill was pass
ed by vote of % to p.
A. B. 134-Custody OF children o:
divorced couples. Passed.
A. B. SS-Concerning carrying con
cealed weapons. Passed.
A. B. l3S-Relative to the appoint
men OF deputy sheriffs. Passed.
\ recess was taken till , p. m.
SENATE
The Senate met at the usual hour
of II o'clock. The early hour of yes
terday was to consider the vetoed
bills and there being clean file the
Senate rested on their honors.
There were, but two bills sent in
this morning, No. ll2. amending the
election laws in regard to fees for fill
ing, was sent to the Committee on
Elections.
No. 1l5-Providing for poll tax col
lection, was sent to the Committee on
Roads and Highways.
On third reading some action was
taken. Bill No. 104, after being read
and discussed. was made a special or
der for the afternoon. 1t relates to
the storage OF water in Lake Tahoe
by the Government and places the
control in the Governments hands.
Scanlan's bill, No. 20, in relation to
semi-monthly payment OF wages, was
made special order for the 18th OF
this month.
S. B. No. 80. relating to the dis
bursement of moneys for agricultural
fairs, was passed.
S. B. No. Observation-Disclosures
for qualifying before voting, was lost
in the vote, while No. 92 along the
same order, went to the scrap pile.
Recess till ? p. m.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26

The Assembly convened this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. The new hour re-
suited in a number OF the members
oversleeping and as a consequence
the first hour OF work was rather
lightly attended. 1t kept the clerk
pretty busy the forepart of the morn
ing marking the members as they
drifted to their seats The early
morning session however did result
in the clearing away OF the file and
many bills went through in the morn
ing that otherwise would not have
been received from the general file.
There was but one new bill appear
ed in the morning, that coming from
the White Pine Delegation and ask
ing for investigation OF water rights
and giving the State Engineer more
latitude.
On third reading and 6nal passage
the following bills were acted upon:
S. B. No. 27-An Act repeating the
Act providing for a 10 per cent allow
ance to home merchants for state aud
county supplies. Passed
S. B. o3-Sale of Nevada Digcsts,
Passed.
S. B. No. 3-Relef of Tom RAM
sey. Made a special order for the al
ternoon session.
S B. No. 6l--Paynent to the Coy
ernment for loss of military equip
ment. Referred to Committee OF the
Whole. s. b. No. 7S took the same
course.
S. B. No. 62-Abolishing the Road
Commissioner OF White Pine County
Passed.
S. B. No. 74-Providing for prose
cuton for seduction Passed.
A. b. No. 127 laid on the table 1t
provided that Indians be allowed to
fish without license.
A. 3. No. 11-FiNing the salary OF
Justices in White Pine County.
Passed.
A. B. No. 0o-The measurement OF
certain waters in Northern Nevada
was passed after discussion.
A. B. 14l-Prvents the use OF trad
ing stamps by stores or merchants
Passed This bill caused considerable
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26
Framing Taxation Measure
For Immediate Action

The work OF the taxation commit
tee which was appointed by the two
houses of the LEGISLATURE, has about
finished its work A bill has been
prepared which is expected will come
in to-day or tomorrow. The work
Of framing and forming this import
ant piece OF legislation has taken
more time than any other one law so
far presented.
The more the question Of taxation
is gone into the more the necessity of
this law is evidenced Startling cita-
tons OF inequality in taxation meth
DDS are presented daily III both
houses and while the commission
form of taxation will probably find
opposition, it is admitted by those
who oppose that there is lot of JUS
tice in such new law Up to the
present time there seems to have
been no way of compelling the big
ullM Ieluoo qua o. eluoo o. IoSpop xrl
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26
HARD LUCK
REPORTED
At MINE
Accidents Preventing
Development Work

Hard luck and plenty of it is visited
on the United Mines Company. A
couple OF weeks ago they had to shut
down on the sinking OF the big shat,
as the engine foundation had given
away. Yesterday a loose bolt in the
compressor resulted in the kicking
out OF the head of the machine. This
means another delay and repairs will
have to be made.
Harry Cowden. who came from
New York short time ago, and who
-oId eql IL oull s!q su!pusd> usoq srq
pcrty. came in last evening. While
not discouraged, yet he was some
what disgusted with the run OF luck
that confronts his efforts No blame
seems TO be attachable in the trou-
bles. just plain hard luck.
AT the present time the property is
looking most promising. Some very
high grade ore has been encountered
in the drift on the Us level and it
was hoped to continue work on this
point when the last accident took
place The United Mines Company
is one OF the concerns OF this section
that is doing real mining and who has
equipped for mining on a big scale.
1t seems that they are having more
than common difficulties to overcome.
As soon as repairs can be made to
the compressor work will be resumed
in the mine and the shaft will be freed
from water 1t is expected TO go to
the 1000 foot mark as soon as the ma
chinery is able to be placed back III
commission.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26
STRINGENT
PROVISION
IS MADE
The White Slave Law
Passes Assembly

Yesterday there was passed in the
Assembly white slave law that
should result in cleaning out the pan
dering and solicitious beasts that have
followed this game. The United
States government has set its foot
down pretty hard on such trash and
now the state has gone the limit on
the same score This bill covers prac-
tically the same ground that the fed
eral law takes up. which will give the
district Judges some lee way in this
rcspect.
Judge harrington. of the Federal
Court. has set some pretty stiff SEN
tences against those who have been
brought before him on this score and
now that the state has the same free
hand there should be no excuse for
the white SLAYER or the panderer or
dealer in womens morals to escape
the clutches OF the law. Il was good
medicine that was fixed yesterday in
the Assembly.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26
Clean Fighting Recorded
In Legislative Action

fighting cause he knew was lost, put
up some lines OF protection that were
hard to tear down. That he had
many with him was shown by the
complimentary vote that went to him.
Men rallied to the big Humboldter
because they like his way OF fighting
in the open and the cleanness Of his
procedure. 1t left both the members
with more friends than at the opening
of the session
The Ormsby Delegation was pres
ent to defend the home town and the
state institutions; to show the rest OF
the Assembly that they were in earn
est in their belief and had many ire
futable facts that were not contra
dicted
The Capitol question. now that it
is over. clears the decks for other Sc
rious matters and the two delega-
tions that have tried their conclu-
sions are both working COR Nevada
and her upbuilding in every corner
of the big state
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26
A Bis PROGRAM
At THE GRAND

The Grand Theatre tonight offers
you a program that you can i'll afford
to miss. In connection with the four
reels OF pictures the Grand tonight
presents for your approval, the Big
Four Quartette."
In speaking of this act, the Virgin
ia City papers say" The BIG FOUR
QUARTETTE made big hit lass
night at the National Guard. They
have an act with punch. 1t is long
and clever from beginning to end.
Their songs are full OF melody and
their limitations are superb. 1t is safe
to say this is the best act that ha>'
been brought here for some time.
The Big Four were generous with
the numbers and received hearty APP
plduse throughout the act.
The photoplays to be shown at the
Grand this evening are as follows: {
SO Near, Yet So Far
The Adventure of Smelling Salts
tfeaturing Maurice CostelloO
Love on Tough Luck Ranch.
The Confederate Iron Clad
No extra charge will be made Tor
this excellent performance: regular
prices of 10 and 20 cents will prevail,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26
SUIT FILED
AGAINST
ATTACHE.
Breach of Promise is
the Charge

There is worse trouble than being
LEGISLATOR or a Chief Clerk in leg
islative chamber. This has happened
to Chief Clerk Hacker, who is now
sued by breach of promise by Miss
Anna Mcdonald, who sets up the
plea that Mr.. Hacker failed to carry
out his promise to marry her.
The papers have been filed and Mr..
The young woman is suing the for
mer Legislative member for 100000.
Just how she or anyone elise can ever
expect to get within sight of that
much coin from Mr.. Hacker is yet to
be explained.
The woman sets up the plea that
Hacker had promised to marry her;
that for several years they have been
engaged and that whenever she in
sisted upon his marrying that he
avoided the subject and put her Oft.
1t is in order to claim damages for
this breach of promise that the lady
has started the suit. She has i'll her
possession a number of letters claim
ing she received from Mr.. Hacker
which directly state that he will mar
ry her.
The question seems to be how the
lady can get any money from man
without the collateral The one
piece of property in his name Is sit
uated III Missouri, and this has been
levied on pending the hearing of the
case.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26

The result OF the vote yesterday III
the Assembly concerning the change
OF the seat of government from Car
son City TO Winnemucca. came up on
good clean merits. This matter was
threshed out with argument and with
no remarks that lett sting or rank
or II was the kind OF hight that
should be made on public questions
of as much importance as that OF yes
terday.
Sneaker Brandon, who Is a Hum
boldt citizen, and one who has re-
ceiyed a great honor from the mem
hers of the Assembly, made talk TOT
his home people that was iuii OF en-
cryv and also left no i'll feeling with
the many people interested IN the
c,,;tal City. 1t was OF such nature
that i was business argument from
rho Humboldt side OF the game.
In the case OF Assemblyman We'-
shons. who introduced the neas"'e 9
h. made such argument as was pos
s;h,e and like Mr. Brandon wniie
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26

his share of coin.
Should the Legislature i'll the next
couple of weeks pass this bill and
modernize taxation there will have
resulted one stroke OF law making
that will compensate for the lot OF
minor junk that has so far gone to
the Governor for his approval. This
one law was talked over before the
meeting of the Legislature, citizens
of several counties with diversified
vocations put in time and money to
frame law that it is hoped will ben
eft the entire state. The time for ac-
ton on the matter is here
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26

LEGISLATION
PENDING
Would Lend the State
Money to Banks

About the next big bill that is to
be considered is the Sullivan measure
providing for the loaning OF idle
funds in the state treasury to state
banks. 1t is estimated that something
like $4,000 will revert to the the state
government from this class OF loans.
At the same time it will in no way
hinder the state from buying good
bonds when deemed necessary.
1t is such legislation as this that
counts in Nevada ar the present Ses-
sion There Is no excuse for idle
money being in the treasury when
there is a demand for it in the grow
ing communities OF the state. While
the Sullivan measure is a new theme
to the average Nevadan it Is along the
lines OF progress such as has beer
tried and found O X. in othes states
and communities.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26
LAW EFFECTS
BREAKER

The Judiciary bill which provides
that no deputy sheriff shall be ap-
pointed without six months. resi-
dence in the state, was passed in the
Assembly this morning. The pur-
pose of the law is to prevent the com
ing in OF strike breakers, or of fight
ing or gunner to take charge of pro-
perties at any time. The bill was or
iginally drafted by Assemblyman Ad-
ans and the main features were left
in the action in the remOdeling by
the committee.
1t is an admitted fact that this is
good, clean common sense law and
one that should prevent bloodshed IN
case of another strike such as took
place in Ely some time ago.
Good heer at Eritz's
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26
WILL BE TOOK

It is understood that Governor Cd
die, who was one of the pioneers OF
Tonopah is to be in the camp when
the moving pictures Of the doings Is
took" The Governor, Jim Butler.
the Brougher Brothers, are figuring
to be in on the taking.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26
A VISITOR

Ira Fallon came in last night from
Lyon County and is busy with the
delegation from that county to-day.
Ira looks pretty familiar about the
Assembly chamber.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26
Questionable
Ruling
--~---- .-a-------. lyIvtHI

!. ON Monday when the Cor
!. rupt Practice measure, Assem- 4
!: bly, Bill No. 10, was before tho ,
+ House, a motion was made to
!. strike out the enacting clause. :
s This was followed by an .
amendment to table the moA
!. ton, which was carried.
!. This tabled the amendment
and naturally, under the rules, .
!. the bill followed the amend
!. ment to the table. as a tabled :
amendment to a bill carries the .
bill with it.
. In spite Of this rule the ;
: bill was passed. under the rules .
: improperly so.
: Even those directly interest ;
! ed do not favor many of the :
provisions OF the measure and .
. there are many things i'll the
!. bill that would make the car :
:: rying out of its provisions al
!. most impossible.
. This bill is due to appear be- :
|. fore the Senate for action at .
!. any time and may possibly .
: come in this afternoon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26
HOW WHITE PINE
DOES BUSINESS

The delegation from White Pine
County is one that is working hand
in hand. Whenever an important
measure comes up that is worth while
the boys get together and put the bill
in as coming from the White Pine
Delegation When it is passed the
credit reflects to all. This move on
the part OF this delegation is one that
might be followed in other sections
to good advantage ad give result IN
better understanding OF new laws that
effect the state as whole.
--O-O--
Good beer at Fritz's..
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26
Capitol
Removal

AFTER the decisive vote in
the House yesterday against
the removal OF the Capitol to
Winnemucca it would certainly
seem that the people OF the
state are decidedly against such
costly absurdities.
Even the opponents OF the
measure did not look for such
decisive victory. The fact
was that many OF the members
who at first favored the remov-
al got some lively wires from
their home constituency which
opened their eyes to the feel
ing against the measure from
nearly every section OF the
state.
The taxpayers don't propose TO :
foot the bills which would fol-
low the removal OF the Capitol
from Carson, nor do they tccl
like running one prosperous =
town simply to help build up
another. Winnemucca must
not expect to build itself up on
the ruins of Carson. It must
thrive on its own merits.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-26

Good beer at Fritz's..
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-16
Boy Who Beat Ad wogast Twice TO Box Auditorium January
KNOCKOUT BROWN WILL MEET JAKE ABEL HERE

months and ii is the intention of
the National Guard to give them
the very best possible. In Brown
they have one of the very best 135-
Founders in the game He has a
string of victories a mile long.
Brown first came to the front
about two years ago when he de-
feated Tommy Murphy in ten
rounds. Murphy was considered
the best lightweight in the world
at the time. barring Wolgast. who
was then champion.
Stopped Murphy in One Round.
Murphy was given a second
chance and this time Brown knock
ed him out in the first round. Right
then and there New York fans be-
lieved they had a man who could
beat Wolgast
After many weeks OF wrangling
Wolgast and Brown were signed
up to meet in a siX-round bout in
Philadelphia. Fans from all parts
of the East were ait the ringside
when the men climbed into the ring.
For two rounds Wolgast showed
the way to Brown, but the boy with
the terrific left hand wallop held
the champion even in the third
round and gave him a fine lacing in
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-16
CORNELL BASEBALL TEAM
TO JOURNEY INTO SOUTH

ITHACA, n. j., Jan. 16.-The Cornell
Athletic association has announced the
baseball schedule for the coming sea :
son. Seven games will be played dur
ing the Southern practice trip at the
Easter vacation time.
The schedule, which is one of the best
of late years, was arranged under the
supervision of DR.. Albert H. Sharpe.
who will coach the team. The sched-
ule follows:
April g. Virginia at Charlottesville;
> and Z, Georgetown at Washington; s,
Catholic university at Washington; 8,
Nacal academy at Annapolis; 10, Penn
sylvania at Philadelphia; 12 Niagara at
Ithaca; II, Tuft at Ithaca 10, Holy
Cross at Worcester, Mass; IS, Column
bia at Ithaca; 2S, Dartmouth at Ithaca
80, Lafayette at Ithaca May 3, Col
gate at Ithaca; 6, Penn State at Ithaca !:
8, Columbia at New York city; 10,
Princeton at Princeton; IA, Michigan at
Ann Arbor; II, PlMceton "a, Yale at
Ithaca; %, Cornell freshmen at Ithaca;
81, Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. June
Il, Williams at Williamstown, Mass, =;
IL, Vermont at Burlington, VT: IA, Yale
at New Haven, Conn. 16 Dartmouth
at Hanover. n. H.; II, Pennsylvania at
Ithaca.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-16

the fourth, fifth and sixth spasms.
That defeat hurt Wolgast a heap
and he demanded another match.
This time they met i'm New York
in a ten-round affair and again
Brown outsugged the champion.
That was all Wolgast wanted of
Brown. Although the latter's man
ager demanded a fight over a route
for the title, Wolgast refused to
listen. He was afraid of Brown,
and on that account Knockout was
never given the deserved oppor-
tunity to try for the lightweight
crown
Brown Now After Ritchie.
Since then Brown has been meet
ing all comers. He is now after
Willie Ritchie and 1t looks as
though the new champion will be
forced to meet him before long.
Brown is not the cleverest boxer
in the world, but he can hit harder
with his left hand than any light
weight who ever lived. And he can
take any amount of punishment.
Abel thinks he can outpoint
Brown, as Jake is mighty shifty.
but he wants to keep a close watch
on that southpaw of the New
Yorker.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-16
U. OF P. NINE PLANS
MANY GAMES IN SOUTH

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 16-The Uni
versity of Pennsylvania baseball team
instead of taking the usual Easter va
cation at Atlantic City this year will
journey through the South, meeting the
teams from Southern colleges in an
effort to get in first class condition for
the work later in the season
Already games have been arranged
with the University Of Virginia and
with Johns Hopkins university, and
Theodore Brown, chairman of the base
ball committee has announced that he
expects to arrange d large number of
games with other Southern colleges be-
fore the time arrives to start the trip.
Sixteen veterans will report for the
team this year The call for men will
be issued next week, and the pitchers
will get down to hard work in the gym
nasium
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-16
By Left Hook.

KNOCKOUT BROWN, the New
n York lightweight who has
twice defeated Ad Wolgast,
and Jake Abel, the clever Chatta-
nooga boy, are going to meet In
ten-round mill at the Auditorium
Armory on Friday night, January
"A. Here is the classiest match that
that has ever been staged in At
lanta and 1t will be a good test to
see If Atlantans really desire top
notch boxing matches
And two weeks following it is
planned to put on the winner Of the
Brown Abel match with Battling
Nelson, who local boxing fans have
long desired to see in action here.
Money For National Guard.
And best of all, the money made
at these shows will not go into the
pocket of any promoters. The
scraps are going to be staged in
hopes of raising enough money to
defray the expenses of some of the
companies of the National Guard
to the inauguration of President
Wilson in Washington.
Local fan rhave been clamoring
fos top-notch bouts for many