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Word comes from = r. Carver and
son. Reynolds. at Maxwell. n NJ. tina,
they are Just finishing getting in their
crop Of sugar beets and small grain
and are getting along finely. They
have an so acre tract. half OF which
In In alfalfa
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Card Of Thanks.

To the many friends. whose loving
kindness in the hour Of our great be-
reavement will never be forgotten
we desire to express our deep appre-
citation and most heartfelt thanks
GEORGE W. GINTHER
and FAMILY.
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Ere. Nese. Throat. Ear.

Specialist DR.. Fisher will be at the
sTRATHMoRE Hotel FRIDAY, May
10th to operate upon and treat the
EYE. NOSE. THROAT. EAR and to
FIT GLASSES coRRECTLy-adv.
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The Park was the scene of numer-
Gus excursion drives over the blossom
districts Sunday by auto and carriage
Lincoln Park has been at its prettiest
tho past week and everyone thinks IL
Is the best place on earth to live. The
Glenn Kirkton place on East Park
avenue and Gleason and Broughton
ranches on Sherman avenue are ex-
ceptlonaIiy beauty spots which show
the result or repeated spraying dur
ing last summer. Other orchards to
the south and cast have been In full
bloom. Cherries and small fruit are
promising everywhere. with the OK
ception. Of raspserries. which seem to
be winter killed 10 some extent In
places. The Lincoln Park Ladies' A.
sociasion enjoyed the honor Of enter
tanning shs East Canon division last
Thursday Afternoon a the cosy home
os Ars. A. L cook % rOuiar avsnus.
~ setsr>ainneee ssanlhaes ..stnk
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Mrs. Hsileaur received telephone
message from westclife Sunday even
Ing stating that the house on her farm
near there had caught IRE and burn
ed 70 the ground The property vas
insured for $500. She VIII be Obliged
TO rebuild At once to accommodate hes
rsntsrs. .~sI,r
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zr, and Mrs. z. @. .crsytord stop
ped OF Q few days 70 visit. win the
family Of n. z anow-. Tnsy were on
fheir'vsy fson chisaso % thstr home
st vanosuvsr. wash. rhsy isfs Tues
~. ms. csstsuss-ssa so.sia q tAs
NOV family.
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Clara Hunter II Laid .up ,gith ao-
pendtrasis- Ths iitsis stri-ks subject
to these s,s.eks ,and the remedy ad-
vAssd q an operation to insure a oon-
piets restoration 70 hesith-
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The prospective departure OF NJ.
Fred Jontry and family. who have
been living IN the Twinam tent house
on Grand svenne for the past year.
was remembered Tuesday evening In
quite a unique way. Mrs. Price and
Mrs. Foote happened into the Jontry
home for a social chat and quite In
cidentally suggested that they walk
over to Mrs. r~inams and take a
hand at their fayorite game OF check
ers. The surprise came when the un-
suspecting party arrived to md about
IS or 90 OF their friends awaiting
their coming TO give them a most
gracious and hospitable reception. 1t
Is needless to add that the whole COM
pany spent n delightful evening to-
gether with games. refreshments and
everything else that goes into the
making OF n good social time. The
Jontrys came to Lincoln Park last
year for the benefit OF Mrs. Jontry's
health and as they have made many
friends during their stay their going
away is much TO be regretted. The
family are leaving this week in their
car for their old home In northeast
ern Kansas.
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Mrs. Markey OF Orchard avenue left
today for her old home in Iowa
where she will join her husband who
left here some time ago.
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Ths C. W n II. Of the chr;stian
eAnEeh had . pleasant ana psedtabie
pssuns Tussdsy sftsrnesn u tss
home u NM Hobart. curusr OF Park
and Garfield. Il, ..... ~ -
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Marsh. old ae-
quAintanccs from Rising sun. Nebras-
ka. we're the guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. W. Howes. They eape In on
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The Progressive club will meet
with Mrs. James Curtis Of East Cyan
ide avenue Friday afternoon. most
pleasant time Is anticipated
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New Bulgarian Waists, an.
other leader value at :
SIPS

A pie-eafing contest will be one fea-
fure of the evening. Let every one
come out and give US a boost as we'll
rs to enjoy the evening.
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the excursion from Pueblo and took
drive over the Skyline In the morn
ing. After dinner Mr.. Howes showed
them some of the scenic attractions
from the Royal Gorge tunnel road
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh were delighted
with Canon City and its environments.
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Mr. Donald Augustine wen: to Pueb-
10 Friday. returning home Saturday
evening.
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Mrs. Post Ahart and daughter. Ger
trude. we're visitors at the Newell
residence Friday.
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Mr.. Geo. W. Jackson OF Fort Col
lins is visiting his daughter. Mrs
Chas. Heyl OF Reynolds avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. KILLER and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kuimsei uers srenrsion guests
from Pueblo Sunday at the Hayes
home on East Elm avenue.
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The 4. n hahood new home on
18th street is about completed II Is
built in modern bungalow style and
viii make an attractive. roomy resi-
dence for the family. as we'll as de-
sfrable addition to the beauty OF that
street.
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Mrs Geo. ]. Shea of Pueblo. who
has been visiting Mrs. J. W. Angus
tine of Cyanide avenue returned home
today.
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There will be a pie social at the
Fruifmere school house Saturday ev-
ening. A program Is being arranged.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers of Lin
coin Park were the Sunday guests of
the Mink family sunda=.
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Miss Agnes steinmeier is home from
the academy for ten days vacation
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New Dresses and. Waists
lust Nhozel

1nst Snnoze4=' ss--tv y 7't~ -ss's
s4as. black white striped
whita
beautifully
finished banda showing
pretty pque .
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Mrs. sandiiand. mother OF Mrs. John
Cook. is 20 far recovered from her
recent accident - to bs able TO be
sbnii ON crutches and Il steadily IN
growing
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zsB. Aiisa Il scnnnsd 70 NJ Hons
o. r.rk avesas sszin ss<A bear,
truokss.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

The family OF w. c. Thomas have
moved to town from Mrs. Likens' home
on Park avenue. where they have
been residing for some time.
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yaks Hsissanr 3 devn hon west
eilGs 10 sbSnd ns sunner vith home
eosks "a shsruna avsuus.
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Afssr spending the winter vith .
erothsr In New Mexico. d Taylor 10 n
present helping the folks oa Mrs.
Marrovs's ranch on Logan street
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L4Aass KAnmA ssAIssepi Is suifsrins
ssth an stack q sansnfss. sns is
the tsuyth .msnhss OF ths isni,y 10 b.
aRisessl insvos dassag ~ Lei
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or.ndns c.dveH 10 dova frn~ ,hs
rsncn near wauEh Mountain. and viii
ssnnd fsv weeks st sAs CALDWELL
hpme on East shsrmaa-
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oAylord ssvhfli aAa nAlpA Thomp-
90 we're The south cassa hish school
esys sfren Llncoin Park vho tsoh N
ths ssAts HIN school day ., Opsorado
co,lsss' on saturday. rhsy rspsrs .
most sntsrsaining time.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
Battle Mountain PlaCerS
Make Improved Showing

In response to summons from the
Federal court, Judge l.. O. Ray, one
OF the best known mining men i'll the
state, arrived in Carson this morn
ing from Battle Mountain.
Judge Ray is interested in the pla-
GERS recently opened up in Copper
canyon. twenty-five miles from Bat
tie Mountain. and believes that tfcv
are going to make a production that
will surprise the mining world. Be
fore the recent order was issued by
the Federal court restraining the min
ers from working the ground, about
twenty men were at work on their
own claims, or on leases. and they
were all making big wages. On their
own property Judge Ray says they
are drifting from for1y foot shalt,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
Receives Sum of
Money From Union

Through the mortuary benefit tund
of the international Typographical
Union, the heirs OF the late Joe Nc
Carthy receive $400, the maximum
amount that is paid. The money IS
now i'm the hands of Joe Farms
wor,n. secretary of the local union,
and tomorrow, on the arrival OF Mrs.
Stiyers, sister OF Mr.. Mccarthy, 1t
will be paid over to her. This is by
agreement made with Mccarthy be-
fore he died. Mrs. Stivers agreeing,
IL il understood, to take care OF Miss
Myrtle Mccarthy, the deceased >
daughter, till she reaches her major
ity. The latter is now training Tor a
nurse at the O'Connor sanatorium at
San Jose.
A handsome gold watch. owned by
Mccarthy, was willed to Fred lrim-
mer, a well-known printer OF LAR
son and an employee OF the Appeai
Office
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
SPRA|NED ANKLE NEARLY
CAUSES MINERS DEATH

Alone on the desert with badly
spraned ankle. Barney Hage, the
former Goldfielder for whom search
ing parties started out Thanksgiving
morning. spenx seventy hours IN
painfully making his way from Roch-
ester to his camp at Copper Kettle.
the pass between Lovelock and Boy
er. thirty miles south and west from
Rochester.
Upon leaving Rochester Monday
morning after experimenting MS
first shipment Of ore, Hage expect
ed 10 reach camp that night. His
two partners. coming in Wednesday
night had not seen him, and as a
result two searching parties II
charge OF Deputy Sheriff Otis Storm
and Clarence Kirk set out early
Thanksg sgiving morning.
Late in the afternoon they reach
ed Copper Kettle and there found
Hage alone and almost unable 10
care for himself with his swollen
and painful ankle. The searching
parties returned to Rochester late
yesterday, having left a man to look
out for Haze until he is able 10
walk again.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01

and in the seven days they have been
working on bedrock he and another
man have taken out sufficient dirt
to recover 500 in gold.
In addition to the above the Bat
tie Mountain Scout publishes the fol
lowing:
Joseph ]. Ternan has persevered
and has finally secured options on
all the miners interests in two oi
the richest claims in the canyon,
which is the disputed ground II :
has also secured the right to the flow
of 10000 gallons of water per hour,
which will come over the ground
from above and enable them to sluice
everything from the surface to the
bedrock, varying depth of from
50 to 20 feet. Then will real placer
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01

When he turned his ankle, Ha.ye
struck off over a shortcut. realizing
the grim necessity of reaching camp
while his strength held out. Thus
he missed his partners, who took
the usual road to Rochester He
had scanty supply of food and wa
Ter.
For three days he continued the
cxhausting struggle, dragging him
self along with determination, for to
give up the painful effort meant a
lingering death. He reached camp
about the time his partners reached
Rochester. the point from which he
had started seventy hours earlier.
By following his tracks over the
hills of the I1umboldt range, the
searchers came across his camp fires
They were close together showing
how short was che distance he was
able to make each day.
Although painful in the extreme
Hage's injury is not so serious "a
to raise any doubt of recovery. For
a time his ankle made the issue OF
life and death uncertain, but being
now under good care he is expected
to be himself again in a short time
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
Exchange Seats
Take Big Tumble

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Four stock
exchange firms announced their dis
solution Saturday, their business to
be continued by reOrganized partner
ships. Other concerns, it is under
stood will wind up their affairs per-
manently. A large number of part
nership dissolutions are expected at
the end of the year.
Dull times in Wall street have re-
duced the price of stock exchange
seats from 100000 to less than hall
that amount and made it difficult for
many stock brokers to earn a living.
The trading for the month just end
ed was the smallest for any month
since May of 1897. The total num-
Der OF shares exchanged during No
vember was 3,777 ,449.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
Mountain Lions
Bother Sheepmen

Richard Raycraft, one of the OWL
ers of the Buckeye placer mines. re-
turned last week from visit to the
property. and brings the report that
1hree full grown mountain lions have
taken up their winter quarters in that
locality. About mile and a quar-
ter from the mine there is heavy
growth of timber and it is here
where the lions have been seen by
different ones of late. As long as
the lions remain in that section the
sheepmen who Craze their herds in
the Pinenut hills may expect loss
through this source.
Last year mountain lions attack
ed the young stock in Lake valley
and caused considerable loss tC
stockmen. Never before have ths
beasts ventured in so close as il
Buckeye and no doubt some Of the
crack rifle shots could get some eX-
citing shooting without going far to
get it.-Courier.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
HUERTA FINDS TRAITORS
IN HIS OFFICIAL FAMILY
AS Result Governor and Commander
of Military Prison Are BaniShed--
Rebels Now Preparing to March
to City of Mexico

line five hundred miles southwark,
will be wholly under the authority
of the rebel forces within two weeks.
The forces which are fighting Huer-
ia will join at Guadalajara with
view of marching on to Mexico City.
General Francisco Villa, the rebel
leader, SO announced today. This
campaign, he said, contemplated not
but also the spreading of the rebel
or constituencies authority further
south.
He is to be joined in the interior
later by General Carranza, che head
of the revolutionary movement.
SO far as the north is concerned,
Villa said the campaign is between
l4,5O0 federal troops mostly in gar
rison, and 20300 rebels or constitu-
tionalists in garrisons or roaming
the country.
Strength of Arms
The approximate strength of the
opposing forces in the north as gath
cred from officials sources by Villa.
and made known by him today is
AT Guaymas, Sonora, 5000 federal
troops commanded by Pedro Ojeda.
At Chihuahua City, 5000 federals
commanded by General Salvador
Mercado.
At Saltillo and Monclova, Goa
hula, 5000 federals.
At Monterey, Nevo Leon, 1000
federals.
Scattered, 1,50O federals
Opposed to the federals and their
positions are:
In Sonora about 5000 rebels un-
der command of General Carranza,
head of the constitutionalists
At Juarez and EN- route to Chihua-
hua City, $500 rebels commanded by
Villa.
South of Chihuahua City, 1900 reb-
els commanded by General Manuel
Chao.
Scattered and at other cities, 5000
rebels
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01

VERA CRUZ, Dec. 1.-Major Gar
La Pena, the governor and the com
mander of the guard of Santiago
military prison in Mexico City. ar
rived here today in charge Of a
strong detail of soldiers of the presi-
den1ial guard and were taken on
board the gunboat Vera Cruz bound
for the penal colony Of Quintana
Roo, Iucatan.
Plot Against Huerta
The arrest of the two officers was
the result of the discovery in the
prison of serious anti Huerta con-
spiracy the intention being to arm
and reslease all the prisoners and
then cooperate with bodies of dis
affected troops in an attack on the
national palace.
The arrests were effected yester-
day afternoon Immediately after the
discovery of the plot
I-Ntldol blIldl precautions wei t
taken to prevent any communication
with the prisoners after the arrival
OF the train and pending the prepar-
alton of the gunboat for their recep-
ton.
.Ouerido Moheno, Mexican minis
ter of foreign affairs, left the federal
capital on a special train today for
Vera Cruz. His departure aroused
great interest in all circles. It was
reported he had gone to confer with
John Lind, personal representative
of President Wilson. 1t was off
cially stated later, however, that the
object of his visit to the port was to
meet his father, who is due to arrive
there shortly. The minister expects
to return to his duties in a day or
two.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
Big Receipts From
Sale of State Lands

c. l.. Deady, surveyor-general and
register of the state land office. re-
ports that during the month of No
vember the receipts of mis- office
were SS,97663, being paid in on the
following accounts:
Interest payments on contracts.
5.567 IL; full payments on contracts,
s.. 947 SO: twenty per cent on appli-
cations, $422 10: full payments on ap-
plications, $40.
The total number OF acres applied
for during the month amounted to
/ ,64S.40.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
Now in virginia

John H. Dunn, one of the travel
ing auditors OF the Industrial Insur-
ance Commission, spent few hours
In Carson yesterday while en- route
to Virginia City, where he will re-
main the next few days explaining
the intricacies of the insurance act
to corporations and business people
OF that section who are preparing to
come in.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
PRESIDENT WILSON FINDS
NO CHANGE IN SITUATION
Advices From City Of Mexico, How
ever, Say Financial Conditions
Are Causing a Lot of Worry to
the Government

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1-Prcsi-
dent Wilson found no change in che
Mexican situation on his return 70
the capital.
The possibility that the visit to
Vera Cruz OF Qucrido Moheno, Mex
lean minister for foreign affairs
might mean the reopening of negot-
ations with the United States
through John Lind, awakened spec
ulation again. but officials tonight
were unaware ii Moheno contem-
plated such purpose.
The return to Washington OF
William Bayard Hale, who confer
ed with General Carranza and the
cons nstitutionalists chiefs on the Dor
der, is awaited with much interest.
Mr.. Hale may get back late to-
morrow or Tuesday. His observa-
tions of the constitutionalist move
meme will be placed before President
Wilson and Secretary Bryan and are
expected TO be an important factor
in the Washington government 5
future attitude toward the constitu-
tionalists.
Sir William Tyrell, private secre-
tary to Sir Edward Grey. who has
been acting as medium of COM
munication between the British for
eign office and the American gov
ernment during the illness of Sir
Cecil Spring Rice, the British am
bassador, left here today for New
York. He will sail Tuesday for
England.
The British ambassador had so
far recovered today as to be able TO
take long walk.
Mexico Worried
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 1.-The
possible treatment OF the McSi 'an
question by President Wilson's COM
ing message has aroused consider
able interest among rhe Mexic@I
government officials, but there !.
notable absence OF alarm because OF
the deeprooted conviction that nei-
ther intervention nor the supplying
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
Wanted Information

The governors office few days
ago received a communication from
a firm of lawyers in Centreville,
Tennessee, asking il one b. b.
WAX Bates had ever been commit
ted to a penal institution or an
asylum in this state. A search OF
the records failed to disclose the fact
that Bates was ever confined in a
state institution in Nevada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
Supplies for Brunswick

Carson merchants today forwarded
a four-horse wagon load OF supplies
to the Bruins wick canyon section.
Work there is proceeding as usual
and some splendid bodies of ore are
being opened up.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
Hearing Postponed

case, which was to have come be-
fore Governor Oddie this morning,
has been postponed till Friday morn
ing, at the request of Zollner's at
torneys. Officer Mccarthy, who
came from Oakland to take Zollner
back, is still here and will remain till
after Fridays hearing
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
Costly Paint

One of the bills presented to the
board of county commissioners this
morning was an account for paint,
purchased from an eastern firm.
Freight and all the articles cost
something like $3S, and nearly halt
of this was for freight. Some freight
rate.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
Big Mill at Aurora Will
Start Working In April

extraction of ore.
Leasers are also working on the
company's ground getting out ore
which will be run at the plant when
it begins dropping its stamps. An
other company, the Aurora Mines,
is working a few men and opening
up some good lodges on their claims.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
To Inspect Roads

On next Monday morning tae
members OF the county commission-
ers will visit the Winters ranch with
a view of inspecting the roads near
that place The road is said to he
in bad shape and Mr.. Winters this
morning appeared before the board
and complained of their condition
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
Will Visit Washington

DR.. ]. H. Stubbs. president of the
state university, and member of the
Nevada state board of American Rel
Cross association, has been appoint
ed a delegate to represent Nevada
at the ninth annual meeting of the
association. to be held Wednesday,
December 10th. at Washington, d. C.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01
Visited the Prison

The Rev. McCreery, accompanied
by the choir of the Presbyterian
church, visited the prison yesterday
and held the usual services in the
prison chapel.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-01

From parties recently in from Au
rora, the Appeal learns tnat the 500
ton plant which the Aurora Consol-
idated Mining company is erecting
at the place will be ready to begin
operations in April of the coming
year. The company is now employ
ing seventy-five men about the mill
and sixteen in the mines. getting the