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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28
Advises Against Rush

+. G. Bravazon arrived last night
from Battle Mountain. He spenI
several days at Copper canyon, i'll
specting the placer properties and
says the reports of their richness has
not been exaggerated. He says that
many people are going into the dis
tiict, but the accommodations are in
adequate for those already there. U,.
ill conditions improve so the incom-
ers can be taken care of, the rush tc
Copper canyon will mean hardships
and exposure for those who are with
out cents, bedding and provisions
Humboldt Star,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28
JUAREz MERCHANTS WILL Be
FORCED To ACCEPT SCRIP
Otherwise Rebel Leader Will Con-
fiScate Their Stocks of Goods
American Consul Asked to Take
Charge of Their Property

Ell PASO, Texas, Nov. 2S.-Busi-
ness houses in Jaurez closed doors
this afternoon upon the issuance of
an order by General Francisco Villa
that shopkeepers must accept con-
stitutional money
When he learned that the mer-
chants had closed their stores rati.-
or than accept the rebel currency.
Villa announced that he would con-
fiscate their stocks.
Spanish residents of Juarez ap
pealcd to the American Consul Tho
mas b. Edwards of chat city TO take
charge of their possessions in the
city as General Villa mad threaten
ed to confiscate their stores and
other property.
Consul Edwards accepted the GUS
tody of the properties.
There are about 100 Spanards i'll
Jaurez. They have aroused Villas
displeasure by refusing to accept
rebel fiat money and closing their
stores.
Rebels reported to General Fran
cisco Villa at Juarcz last night that
they had sighted the federal out
posts at Villa Ahumada, eighty-three
miles south OF Juarez. during the
day.
The presence of the federal forces
at Villa Ahumada has caused no lit
tie concern in Juarez, as the rebel
officers do not know whether they
are the troops which retreated from
TERRA Blanca, after the defeat Tues
day. or are reinforcements from Chi
iiuahua. which are again moving
north to engage Villa.
81 will leave to attack chihuahua
just as soon as ! can get my trains
loaded with provisions and my
troops. which will probably be Sat
urday morning said Villa at Jua:,'l
today.
Tomorrow morning General Villa
will hold review and parade all his
troops in celebration of the victory
ever the federal troops at TERRA
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28
NOTHING NEW DEVELOPS
IN MEXICAN SITUATION
Battleships Arrive at Tampico and
Have Instructions to Look After
the Interests of Americans and
Foreigners

to look after American, British and
other foreign interests.
lie is thought at the navy depart
ment that there is little danger Ct
any action f constitutionalists near
Tampico tnat would threaten actual
destruction of the great oil tanks at
that port. Though no specific in
structions have been given 20 the
American naval commanders they
are expected to act on their own dis
cretion in protecting the properties.
Pipe Lines Real Danger
The real danger, if any existed
would be in interference with pipe
lines running twenty-five miles into
the interior from Tampico. Naval
officers estimate that it would re
qure a small army TO protect the
wells and pipe lines. The lifting of
cap from one of the gushers and
the ignition OF the rushing streams
OF oil might carry widespread dis
aSter down the coast
Rear Admiral Fletcher, it is ex-
pected will undertake first to get
into communication with insurgent
leaders near Tampico and induce
them to respect the pledges given by
General Asuilar
Later today the navy department
received delayed dispatches report
ing Real Admiral Fletcher's arrival
at Tampico and also the arrival OF
the British cruiser Suffolk with Rear
Admiral Craddock. Nothing new was
reported in the situation.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28

of the deposits excepting reserve cit
les, where it shall equal fifteen per
cent. That of such reserve held by
country banks onethird may be de-
posted i'll reserve city banks.
That of such reserve one-third
shall be deposited in the state re-
serve associatoD hereafter referred
to; that there shall be organized in
every state state reserve associa-
ton in which the membership of all
commercial banks, both national and
state, shall be compulsory as a con-
dition of the continued existence OF
the national banks and of the privi-
lege of continuing in interstate COM
merce.
AS to the state banks:
That each member bank shall de-
poslt and forever maintain in such
state reserve association at least one
third of its cash reserves. The
state reserve ass ociation shall
have power of supervision and
also the power of rediscount of COM
mercal paper, guaranteed by the
member bank, the reserve of such
member bank to stand as additional
security for its guarantee
That federal reserve association
at Washington shall be ORGANIZED
whose members shall be the state re-
serve associations that each of such
member association shall deposit and
forever maintain in the federal re-
serve association one-third of the re-
serves deposited by each member
bank, that such system shall also
provide for the deposit in such fed
eral reserve association of the gov
ernment funds and also for the issue
to it the federal reserve notes.
That power be given to such fed
eral reserve association to rediscount
indorsed commercial paper held by
any state reserve association and en-
dOrsed by it and to use therefor the
cash deposited by the member asso-
citation the government funds depos-
lied with it and the federal reserve
notes.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28

WASHINGTON, Nov. ia fed
eral reserve system differing from
any in the currency bills now pend
ing before the senate was advocated
by Senator Newlands of Nevada
who addressed the senate soon after
it met yesterday.
This system was first presented by
Senator Newlands several years ago
in opposition to the Aldrich central
bank plan.
While admitting the need for early
action on the currency question and
the necessity for the Democrats. the
dominating party, to shape the legis-
1ation. Senator Newlands urged thar
his plan be given consideration along
with the others. He said that 1e
thought any of the plans suggested
was superior to the existing banking
and currency system of the country
Senator Newlands' plans, as de-
SCTlDeu DS Illli, elnDl dNtS tllS lollo"
ing suggescions First, the strength
ening of the individual banks of the
country engaged in interstate COM
merce, state or national second, the
unionizing OF all banks within the
boundaries of a state in a state f.
serve association; third, the estab-
lishment of a federal reserve assO-
citation az Washington, the members
of which shall be the state reserve
sociation.
The development of Mr. Newlands'
idea is provided for in resolution
which he laid before the senate, as
follows:
That within five years the capital
of every commercial bank, ma
tional and state, engaged in inter
state commerce. shaK be required to
be equal to az least twelve per cent
Of its deposits and that acceptance of
deposits beyond this proportion shall
be forbidden except upon proportion
ate increase Of capital.
That within five years the reserve
of such banks shall be required to
be equal to at east twelve per cent
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28
Old-Time Resident
Passes Over Divide

Mrs. Heneritti Bouigini, resident
of Carson for forty years. died at the
family home yesterday after an i'll
ness that extended over a period OF
six months.
The funeral will take place tomor-
row from her late residence az ,
o'clock, and burial will be at the
Carson cemetery, Father Garland
officiating.
The deceased leaves two daugli-
ters, Mrs. Webster and Miss Boul-
goni, besides several grandchildren,
TO mourn ner death. The lady was
"a years Of age, and native of Nj
colate, Canada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.--As
President Wilson intends to leave
early tomorrow for New York TO
spend part of the day with friends
end go to the army and navy foot
ball bame Saturday. he had two en-
gagements today at his office. He
mad long talk with William +. Nc
Combs, chairman of the Democratic
National Committee. and in the af-
ternoon with Sir William Tyrrell,
private secretary to Sir Edward
Grey. the British foreign secretary.
With McCombs the president dis
cussed politics in general and pre-
liminary congressional campaigns.
About Sir Williams visit White
House officials made, no comment.
During his stay here Sir William has
seen the president twice before and
they have exchanged information Oh
Mexico.
Concern Over Oil Fields
While Rear Admiral Fletcher has
obtained formal pledges from the
constitutionalist general. Aguilar, that
there shall be no interference with
foreign oil properties about TUX
pam. there is some concern as to
whether that is broad enough to COW
er the rather critical situation in
Tampico.
The battleships Nebraska and
Michigan and the gunboat Wheel
ing already at Tampico and their
commanders have been instructed
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28
Agent Fooled Them

Two tramps made an unsuccessful
attempt to hold up Bert Ward, agent
OF the Western Pacific railroad at
Shafter, in White Pine county, one
night recently Thinking that Wafd
could not understand Spanish, the
two men conversed wirilin his hear
ing as to their intention of stick
ing him up and as result when
they attempted to put their plan into
execution, with the aid of clubs, the
agent surprised them by opening fire
with revolver. Both were cap
tured and lodged in the Elko cour-
ty Jail.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28
Great Showing at
the Grand Tonight

The Eenemy's Baby (Bio)-A dra-
ma with a human situation and a
comic tang that will be liked.
The Profits OF Business Uubin)-
\ strong drama with an intere sting
story.
The Airman's Bride CPathe)-A
cleverly produced picture. with clear
camera work and strong feature.
Count Barber (Vita)-A picture
full OF pretty scenes and is one oi
the Belinda series featuring Norma
Talmadge.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28
w. R. McFadden, travelling audi

w. R. McFadden, travelling audi
tor for the Nevada Industrial Com
mission, arrived from Carson yester-
day, to explain to the employers iii
Ely their duty regarding the send
ing of data to the commission. Many
merchant and others who employ la
Dor have apparently neglected to no.
tify the commission of their accep-
tance or rejection of the provisions
relative to the premiums to be paid
for employees.-Ely Expositor
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28
County Will Buy Building

The big school house in Tonopah
which will be vacated when the new
building is available will probably be
bought by Nye county and made
over into a county hospital The
building originally cost $4,000 and
will be sold to the county for $500
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28
SAYS He Is Brother

Sheriff Burke received a telegram
yesterday from ]. r. Cherry of Clf-
ton. Arizona, asking details of he
shooting for which G.. P. Cherry,
colored, is held at the county Jail.
The signature to the telegram is as
given above and the Arizona man
says Cherry is his brother.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28
At Dicks Tomorrow Night

In addition to the grand concerl
at Dicks Place to morrow night, a
splendid lunch consisting OF roa st
pork, apple sauce and salad, will be
dispensed. Come early and Get a
choice cut.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28
Indian Land Leased

Special Indian Agent Asbury OF
Reno has returned from Gardnervil.e
where ne has been IN conference
with ranohers about signing long
leases on $4,000 acres oil Indian land
in the Finenut range. The terms will
be similar to those IN the national
forests.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28
The Best Proof

Such items as the Humboldt Star
prints-that thirteen carloads OF ca.-
tie passed through Winnemucca for
San Francisco and twenty-eight car
loads of sheep for coast points
are the best proof OF the great re-
sources of Nevada in livestock rails
ing.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28
Concert Every Night

Drop in at Dicks" and hear Edi-
sons latest invention. Standard
goods only carried. Everything you
desire on tap.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28
Taxes Delinquent Monday

State and county taxes will become
delinquent unless paid by Monday
If unpaid on that date they will go
on the delinquent list.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28
Dance Saturday Night

Major Craven announces another
of his delightful affairs, the dance
at Armory hall, Saturday, November
10Th.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28

Blanca After the review the troops
will make immediate preparations
for leaving for the south.
Thousands of dollars worth of
provisions were transferred from Fl
Paso today to be loaded on Villas
trains.
Villa Has 10000 Men
Villa expects to have at least L.
600 men when he attacks Chihuahua.
He stated tonight that he has sent
word for General Tomas Urbina to
bring 5000 men north from the Tor
reon district and that General Man
uc, Shao is already in the vicinity of
Chihuahua with 1000 rebel troops.
Villa will take 1000 soldiers from
Juarez, leaving garrison OF about
1000 men to protect the border city.
General Villa today attended the
opening OF the Juarez race track
and was warmly greeted.
Going After Chihuahua
HERMOSILLO, Mexico, Nov. 2S.
Francisco Villas victory over the
Huerta troops below Juarez may al
ter the entire plan for a general
movement OF insurgent troops to
the south.
General Carranza, head OF the con-
stitutionalists, announced today that
he probably would move into chi
huahua state.
This would mean the abandonment
of his formerly announced plan Of
proceeding directly south along the
west coast into Sinaloa and Topic.
II the constitutionalist command
er proceed, into Chihuahua. the
general movement OF insurgent
forces would be made south of Juar-
ez and along the central line of the
National railroad the moA direct
route into the certcr of the republic
On account OF the unsettled con-
dtion between Aqua Prieta. oppo-
site Douglas, Arizona, and Juare-.
opposite Fl Paso. the general staff
probably will be accompanied by
small escort.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-28

Hot drinks at S1noot's.
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
WrestIe for Right
To Meet Joe Turner

One of the most formidable middie-
weight contenders will be eliminated
from the mat tonight when Young
Olsen and Ali Hassen meet at the
Gayety Theatre tonight. Both OF thesI
athletes arc anxious to take on zoe
Turner after the latter's match WIN
Yokel in Salt Lake City tonight, ana
on this account the bout at the Gaycty
will be a hard one from the pegitihihs
Olsen and Hassen have Deen defeated
by Turner. but they claim that he was
above the middIeweight limit, and ina,
they are entitled TO a match win MN
weighing below l5s pounds. Both OF TO-
nights contenders have been under con-
slant training for the past three oaH =
II is understood that the winner will
have many challepgers.
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
The Giant Pitching Staff.

sizing figure Mc(iraws greaes
deficit S n pitching
the
than anywhere else
II Marquard. despite high-strung temperament.
Bill
his National pitching staff
worked 12 of the 154 Tsreau
until
frscss pitcher knoll at
Of six.
Marquard and Tesreau
winter be good
FORM will
deficiency Whch
through whzng
defense
pitching and throws team into rout
pitching McGraws has the cham-
ponship punch.
In fedng his squad is the second division
Bombader his future plans From
would be much more conducive
his ultimate welfare
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
TOMORROW'S SPORTS
NJ. A. c. at Fredericksburg College

NJ. A. c. at Fredericksburg College,
baseball.
Georgetown VS.. Lafayette, at Hill
top, baseball.
Ursinus at c. T., Brookland, base
ball.
Maps Regulars at Mobile.
Athletics at Nashville.
Athletic Seconds at Houston.
Detroit at New Orleans.
Toronto and Ontario Bench Show
opens.
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
Wants Games.

The AIl-Stars Of northwest Baltimore
would HE to hear from all strong
teams Of Washington and the District
who play Sunday ball and holidays.
The teams would like also to hear from
all strong teams In Hagerstown Ind
Frederick. Alexandria. and Norfolk
For games adress L. Nolan. 421s Park
Heights avenue. Baltimore. Md.
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
Catholic University
To Use Same Lineup

Coach Moran. Of the Catholic Uni
versity baseball team, announced todaH
that he will use practically the same
lineup today against the Pennsylvania
State nine as he used so successfully
against Virginia last Monday. Ryan
or Trayers will do the hurting with NC
Donnell behind the bat.
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
DAILY Engaged.

WILLIAMSBURG, Mass. March 19.--
The Williams College football authori-
ties announce the reappointment or
Fred DAILY as head football coach;
DaIy has been head coach at Williams
for the past two seasons. He was cap
tain of the 1910 Yale eleven.
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
The Pronunciation, of Course, Being "lajoie."

onnosing nitchers often pronounce it Murder.
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
BINGLES AND BUNTS

H. Ebbets calls
forth again this statement of fact, viz:
That baseball closer the American public than other game
That the belongs the player and club who draw
without
which there would $4,000 salaries 100000 stands
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
By
Grdntldnd Rice
The Value of the WALTON.

Gunboat Smith be crude fighting machine unfinished
product and a bit cumbersome here and there.
He glieng emblem Of skill
this he still qualities which fairly
useful walop which
inclined before successful rebua
The Washington times., 1913-03-19

~isAeoNG JONES, THE
NEW LSFV-tANOGP From
RAsNTGO-poST.-N Ntls re-
rNhRkADlG ettOTo SHOWS
INNV THE GRGR Rfabfn
SC6pS WITH HIS eIGS clOsSN,
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
Smith vs.. McCarty.

Smiths chance against McCry isn't good against Wells
Luther popular idol citizen by the McCary
physically scientific might easily
probable championship
could the outroughing
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
Results of Practice Games

New Orleans, q; Detroit, 3, at New 0Eeena
White Sox, s; Portland, 4, at Visaka, Cal
Giant Regulars, 8; Colts, !, 1t Marlin, Tex
Philies, IL; Orioles, 3, at fayetteville, \. c
Athletic Yanngana 8; Houstea,4, at Houston, Tez
Athletic Regular .; as.Pa; ?. at .'nph' 1saa
Pirate Regulars, 9; Yannigana 3 at Hot SpringA
The Washington times., 1913-03-19

woNDeRfuL RepRobUcIfoU
OF Jun SPoNGGFAceS
OGET EOoT TINS FOOT
Is SoNsTANVIN M MOTION
NHSN re IS RUNNING 10
CATCH a ECI.
The Washington times., 1913-03-19
BY Way of Suggestion.

is just we'll this mind. Club know are
which
100000 $4,000
But
paid club
proposition The
of things
reached The
making
a should he decide quit the
share of that
dollar 75 so
which
inclined exhibit trfe output
Of wisdom in taking up the case
Paying the Price.
As public might Ebbets from this
angle cash in a winning bet:
That quite a 81 a
pay constant loser
back the make
finishing eighth
smith to be packed with admission free
The Pronunciation, Of Course, Being "Iajoie.
short words
To Napoleon Lajoe;
he's
Nap Laoie;
ones like
In bat-Nap Laoe.
Scott, old his
What rhymes there boomn
Clarke
Onnosing ntchers oftenp pronounce it Murder"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01
TAKING PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.

We repeal of Tax Baltimore Cty stock
which 1912 - sos Isl -: IN 1913 To S96@0VD
and viii city debt The STATE receives
a the property real and personal. the city assessed al
full value it ought % tax the city : debts.
Th following county loans exempt from state taxation
by law
Carroll County Loan: Acts 1900 c 2i2 llyaiSvilc Loan:
1900 CHI 26 Dorchester County oan Acts 1902 ch 200
la Plata Loan 1902 Charles County Loan Acts 1902
eli a. Montgomery County Loan: Acts 1904 ch GIL Rockville
loan; Acts cb rs Wicomco County oan Acts 1904 ch 100
County Loan Acts 1905 ss Salisbury oan Acts
1905 Oh l66 Eaou Loan; Acts 1910 c III Dorchester County
oan Acts 1910 c 5i1 la Plata Loan Acts 1912 eli 40 EaSton
1912 oh 747 Poconoc City Loan Acts l9l2 ch 6l
And the Compolcrs report shows that nothing collected
from those exempt except from Baltimore City They ought all
exempt Tax Commission in their I"
he 80 recommends
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01
WHY THE PEOPLE WILL APPROVE.

heelr minded people in the boou.l> the
but title good citizens Will when they consider the
questions involved desire become of Baltimore City and
u io the city of the forough They Will
u orderly administration Of Justice; IN order
I'amp, IS health regulations may DE- applicable ia the
larpsb> tta baltimore city be used by the
ORDER that may quiet orderly Sabbath
throughout car4 rnvron and suppress disorder aud roWN ISM
dives surrounding the city which dives at present
ieopar only the citizens Of the present CA II Baltimore hui
H. tlileis tho booughs order that properly
Systematically project the streets accordance with the heo
planning. is absolutely dependent city control oyer
projection the proposed borough districts
There another why they will the
Important uhludtoWn and Canton and rs important
Roland Park the borough pofo>d to be- annexed south 81 the
Of special Importance The inner harbor now
bay and trade Spring Gardens i the natural
place Development II Baltimore the next fifty years
Will Sprn. Gardens crowded with and shipping II
important this Of the harhor e controlled by the
have control oyer The north side
owned h Baltimore City The south aud west sides
trolrd and Baltimore Counties Each Of these
lines enormously growing communities They are
% ars, degree by Baltimore people aud by baltimore
eapta aud they under control Of Anne ARUNDEL and a
Counties
The future Of Baltimore shipping point IN judgment
the control by the municipality Of the deep water ship
facilities Gardens The northern shores OF Anne
Arundel County the. adonin. shores of Baltimore County
1t l h qualification The people Of ~" counties
Wc the people Of Baltimore 10 have Baltimore City take
proper pac, the cti, Of the world especially
THE the South aud will be hope and believe
South American trade that
low the frpiiu of the ana
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01

you and upon which wish to dwell for a moment.
amendment the Constitution of the United States
provides Emitted shall be- elected by direct
Of the people therefore the selection of the United States
n the Satcwhc and black has equal
and ask you the spirit Of that amendment does not require
that in the nomination OF candidate for the United States Senate
by the Democratic Democrat the State should have
equal Voice Will you deny the white Democrats Of Baltimore
City the right have equal the choice of the Democratic
nominee for the United with the Democrats Kent
county Wcomico. Allegheny. other when in
general election every the white and blacks
obliged equal voice II violation of the spirit of the
amendment the Constitution Of the United States provide
method Of United h which Democrat
counties while Demo
in Baltimore City shall only have
JAMES II PRESTON
MAYOR OF BALTIMORE.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-01
FAIR REPRESENTATION.

We ask YOU for fair representation in the esis
laturc
We appeal also your farnindenc and to the
the Democrats the Baltimore City
fair representation the executive and judicial branches of the
State Government