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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
Voice of sEne People
Converted 10 prohlh,,,on

To The Editor of The Times Dispatch:
,crns, t. maze ,, 1een reading with much In
ZION, OF The prohibition question. nave
and on FOR thirty years have lived ali my
Nc In Nirginta UP to ten years ago. since
which time have been resident OF South
SaTo,iha was large employer OF labor
IN virginia, and am also now In this state.
have had some opportunity therefore OF
wet and ,nominally. at any ratc) dry
,crritory. There Is no comparison whatever
/ between the two In favor of the latter. In
VIRGINIA II was quite common to have IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plants what was known az
lowing II saturday pay day. whereas in This
section such q thing is practically unknown.
as there viii be found In ali prohibition
territory; nu; notwithstanding their exist
state by express Of whiskcy from outside
the state for the use of adults who have
the total consumption In my iudsmcn, IL !,
comparatively small percentage OF what It
would 10 under the open saloon system.
Fifteen years ago or more l WAS very
much an observation-disclosures ON one occa-
sion in talking about the matter with Il,
young man in Richmond. who was then not
quite grown and whom l knew to bc an
ardent prohihitonis;. thought 20 confuse
him ia an. argument on the subject and
wanting 10 draw him out. injured what
p@ssihic argument he could advance in favor
OF their right 20 do practically as they
ch"sc ii!s answer Immediately converted
this;
Il know. Mr.. that prohibition Is
not l!kely TO have any chcc; OH you or any
other man who has already acquired tho
taste Tor whiskey or any intoNicants hut
the operation OF such law. evca though
not rEidiy enforced. Will he 10 remove from
boys and |"unS men suCh open opportunity
I" acquire the taste rs now exists in Rich
inond. Furthermore on the question OF ner-
Soht h"erty, ! fee! that the right to drink
whiSkoy should lie denied individuals as
much as the right to tho unlimited use of
opium.
In all OF the asitations have seen In tho
NEWSPAPERS ANA hy personal contact | have
never known exactly this point to he made
Ny Judgment Is that the best effect OF nro-
mutton -. therefore. not likely 10 br no
iiceab!e 70: something like fifteen years Or
IA other words from the time the present
h"Ss reach maturity. after which iiiu.
however; such good cnec; ought to he in.
c'eaSinSIy manifest 90 those who have now
acquired the taste lie out more and NOR.
each year Il seems 10 me that the above
II onght to appeal 20 any man Who hns on .
! or more sons, just a. ;he dangerous age 1s
Grcenviiic. $. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
AIS NOT
PRESENT AT TRIAL
Chief Fight in Suit Against
August Belmont's Son Is on
Amount of Alimony.

lHi''Itl 10 I ne lIincS- Dispatch
New York. March lH-f:thcl Lorraine.
Helnont ana Raymond Bclinoht were
BOTH 81 mt pom the supreme court
to-day When tn" trial OF Mrs Rol-
monts separation action against Nu-
gust Bcluonts son WAS called before
Justice Grccnbaum Edmund H.
Mooney counsel for Airs Belmont.
opened the argument Delaney Nicou
counsel for belmont, appeared to de.
i":ii tn: ,aSc.
Nounc belmont, the court was In
formed is visiting Lord Cuuards egg
! tate In England. II. has been abroad
Tor many months. Incidcntally. il an
pearcd his absence has saved him from
AN examination before trial Ills young
VII" has refused many offers TO cN
plot the name of Belmont by appear
inc on tn. stage
belmont met Miss Lorraine. who MAS
then Il shoWeirl in November. 49,.
and clopcd with her Eight DAYS after
the marriage he parted from her At
iorncN Mooney stated TO the court that
/ the abandonment is corceded and the
chief light Will he over tho amount OF
ialimony
Immediately after tho voung bridc
groom separated from his bride
Mooney stated, She called up her fath-
cr-in-law ana ,.skcd where Raymond
was
Tn sure don't .;ndw. I haven't
seen him in some time" was Tic reply
She received
Mrs. Belmont. the plaintiff will b.
in court Tomorrow when the trial is
resumed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
The Rappahannock
Rhapsodist


rhe p,uro; is the kind of bird
W no says exactly what he's heard.
And nothing loss and nothing NOR
ljui just the same thing DER and DER.
iic states. repeats. rcit@rHtcS,
Md not thiur originates.
tii: conversation outcrtainS
Wilh echoes ana with old rciraiYs
Iho parrot makes an observation
~ j. tic Wisdom of creation
VI or" ia his solemn utterancc packed.
Il irh hc may state some trivial fact
Like 'l'"il5 wants Il cracker, please,''
or. 'I'oIlI wants q piece of checsc,''
ct even when lie utt rs those
Remarks, fnrSooth. they do impose
tu some. h"cauS. of solemn sound.
Ns observations most profound:
liut rs they hear him more and more
lbtS ma lc IL a fraud and bore
v u" utt"rA empty human speech
" iihput a single thing To teach
w iliout the very least invention.
or plan OF purport or intentions
~" not Ia" WiScSt OF all bird.
li"causc he talks in human words
The robin III the apple tree
Speaks much more plainly unto me.
Ills brave. bright. optimistic SOM,
u much more subtle. wise ana sirou,r
Iuan any vain ana empty scrccch
o' parrot parody Of speech
THOMAS LOAIAN HI INTER-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
GIVE THEMSELVES
AS MISSIONARIES
Young Men and Young Women
Presented to Baptist Lay
mems Convention.
[ special 10 zinc Times. Dispntrh |

tSpcCial TO The Times Dispatch
Durham. y. c.. March i9-.'rhc San
tist i-tEncns Convention. in session for.
thrcc days, closed Tonight amid tho
warmcst enthusiasm, and goes down ns
me greatest meeting In the history of
the liaptists of North Carolina.
Professor j. -. Bruncr, of Choyyau
college,. presided Tonight and deliver
cd an address on Foreign Missions"
lie presented his son ms :; missionnr,;
inns was followed by DR. w l.. potcui
presenting the following youni: women
ana men to the convention az ytviu,.
themselves as missionaries in the for
clEh HELD; from the state Normal
Misses Cora Candle, Hamptonvillc. \
=: sidney Doughty, Grantsvillc y a.
from Meredith College, Misses Susie
Johnson. Calvert " C.: Ruth owen.
CErtsvilic, Va; Shasta Hover. North
Carolina; Aldo Grayson. Itutherfordton.
\. G.; Eunicc Benton. Monroe y. q.
Ethel Miller. Rowland, ~ C.: from
Wake Forest College, and All from
North Carolina. j. g. corbctt. Atkinson.
j. w. i;runcr. Murfrccsboro: II. l..
Grown. i;cnncrt X. T.. Duclctt, Ashc
vic. ~. !. l.anGston Wint"rvillc: NJ. I.
Drawn. Ashcvillc
Inc closing address vas made by Or
+. NJ fotcat. OF furnian Universlty, on
"thrSts Challenge"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
PERSON IS NAMED
BY JUDGE WADD|LL
Fredericksburg Lawyer Will
Enter on Duties as u. S. Com
missioner at Once.
special to The Dispatch ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Fredericksburg Va. March 10
Leonard L. picrson. of this CITY. has
been appointed by judge Edmund Wad
am Jr., United states coinnigsiono,.
Tor TINS city, and viii enter upon mi,
duties at once. Mir ricrson is "A we'll
known young attorney OF this city
q son "f Rev &. H. piersou. of Chez;
nut valley. Caroline Countv
y meeting ~ tho stoclloldcrs .,d
directors at the Frcd"ricksburi; Power
Company. The Frcdericksburg Electric
'"tuDauN ;trd Tho Electric C;cuornti,,r
company! was h"ld here. aud a larpr
amount ar business transacted. TN.
'oIoW'h& officers were elected ror the
ensuing Near w. G. Whitn.r. prosi
dent. ~. O. Northrop, vice president,
secretary and treasurer. rio above
WITH . y Williams. OF Richmond. a
!. Rove and Judge Alvin r Etubrov
"i TINS city. constitute tho board or
directors Of the Frcderlcksburg Power.
company and the Frcdcrickshurr El.c
tr!c Company ana Mcssrs Whitncr.
N"rihr"p' Williams. Embrcy ana 6 W
'"h"N' directors OF tn" generating com
panY
Mis- Lula Hrockeubroush Knox has
du"iiii"d as "NecUtriX OF the VIII or
IN" LAT" Douglas II. KnoN. tn tn. COR
r"raiion court Of this city. The On
"a e. 'Tt''' Was tctt 10 Mrs. kuON in fc,.
slmpi" She WAS not required to Civ,
bond.
bavid ". .>itenburg. OF spo,sylyania
County mas been appointed a scbonl
trust" for Berkeley Distric, 10 n,,r
. coed q. itchclieu Coleman. VINO mas
accepted position As Unitcd states
collector % internal revenue
Miss Josephine Terrell. OF Spo,syI
Nan.a County. "A student at the Fred
erickshurg state Normal school has
"c"n recommended for appointment as
COUNT worker To supervise the ,y,rI.
81 canning clubs in Spotsylvauia Couu
U.s. The guaranteed fund 10 pu, a.
operation these clubs has been bro
vidcd FOR.
Steamer Lancaster. Of tho MARYLAND
Delaware ana Virginia HALLWAY com
I pany. is out OF commission FOR IN.
present, IN" Steamer NOW being en-
itrely overhaulcd and renovated be
loro being placed back on the linz,
During the absence Of the I.ancusto,.
her place is taken by the steamc,
Calvert.
wild geese have been passing over
this city IN large numbers making
their hight North There were thru.
Hooks during ono night ana thci,
honkinS aroused many people from
their slecp. This is accepted as an IN
"ieati"n THAI spring is near.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
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GIFTS TO METROPOLITAN.
Museum Gets Lock of LIncOIn.s uni
md Other ncIics nul Mcnlcn1nS

Wv hpIk. ..Hrch IH.--A blood !
stained lock of Abraham Lincoln's hair
ana u number OF relics and memcntos
Intimately related to the history Of thr
United states were offered the Metre
politan Museum Of Art in the viii of
the late General james Grant Wilson,
Tiled here for ~ obatc Yesterday
Among the requests is Il ring which
contains hair of Washington. yelling
ton, Napoleon. Grant and Lincoln
The total value OF the estate is not
given. In Il foOtmotc To the document
General Wilson explains that he made
40 public bcqucsts OF money. because
for half century bestowed 10 per
itN''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
PILOT SAVES YOUNG WOMAN
Jumps Into Ire-Ca!>cd Waters to Itcscuc
W0uld-De Suicide.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Philadelphia. March 19.-Jaincs irwin.
pilot Of the ferry boat Wildwood
lcaped into the icc-caked waters Of
the Delaware River early to-day and
rescued Miss Anna Chavery, n young
French girl. who had attempted suicide
by drowning.
Irwin, after seeing the girl junp.
locked his wheel. reversed the engines
and threw OF his coat. He SAW her
:unld the thick ice surrounding the
boat ana plunged into the ice waters.
thirty feet from the woman Makinr.
his way through thn ice cakes, he sue
cccdcd IN grasping the woman, who
had gone down twice. He then grasped
~ rope thrown TO him by deck hands.
Both Were pulled on deck
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
ROH,ER, AZ ..tUILIHA.
Thieves Break Into I'ost-Oiiicc nnd
MIKE Gouh !IuuI.
Especial To The Times Disuatch

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Nirgiiina. Va, March l9.-Thc post
Office at this place was entered ana
robbed some time during last night.
The job seems 10 nave been dou, bv
professionals. They broke into "A near
by blacksmith shop and secured sIcdgc
hammers and chisc!s. With these in
strumcntS thcy priced open the front
door. and after drilling "a hole behind
the combination of the safe, set off "A
charge Of nitroglyccrinc. which did the
work effectively. The thieves got sew
rral hundred dollars in stamps and
about Sl21 In money. Tie poSt.nastcr
W. w. Tuck, had just deposited ,ost
Of the money he had.
This is the second time this post =
Office has been broken into since il
became a presidential Office. the last
robbery having occurred about six
years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
FOR NATIONAL CENSORSHIP
Bili Provides for Commission To Pas,
Motion Pictures,

ISDtCIitI 10 ] TIC IINltS DISpNtCN.
Washington March l3.--Otticial M =
tioual censorship OF motion pictures is
provided for in Il bill introduced in the
senate yesterday by Senator fiokc
Smith. Of Georgia. by request
Tho bill provides for the appoint
mcnt of commission of five. to he
selected by the President. This com :
mission Is To be part OF the Unite!
States Bureau Of I;ducation
The commission must license every
film submitted to il unless it is OBJ
scene. indecent, immoral, or depicts :,
bull fight, a prize fight. or is Of such
character that it may corrupt morals or
incitc to crime.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
Nnics and NNn-cs

ro tao Editor or The Times. Dlspa,cl
sir kindly give IN" tho opportun!ty OF
calling statistical" T0bacott'S attention to
ihc following difference IN the tycat,nru: OF
women WaEv-eIrncrs in California where
women vote. AND in England, where ;h-y
du not vote:
n California the wages OF The women
civi! service clerks have been raised 20 eTuai
those Of men.
In Englaul the postal service has Just
spent sj.vev,ooo raising the pay of It's NAL.
clerks, Huu ~ the same tiine has reduced
TIA" pay pf its female clerks So that ;hry
now -" half what the men do
MARY rINNN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20

San Francisco. March 19.-Thc three
onicials OF the Western Fuel Company
spiracy to dcfraud the Federal govern
ment were given Jail sentences Tonight
by Judge Maurice ~. Dooling, of the
United States District Court in this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
Hotel Guests E.c.p1 sofc,y.

Milwaukee. Wiz. March l9.-NcarI,
forty guests of the Windsor Hotel es
capped safely to-day when they fed be
tore lire that destroyed the hotc
building and damaged nearby struc
lures; The property loss was said {,
he 100000. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20

New Postmaster MT WfIlis,

lSpccl'l 10 Inc IlmcS- Dispatch
Washington, March ID. H. Con
dun has been designated rs postmaster
at Wills. Floyd County, Va. willis is
u distributing point and the oilicc is
the second in Importance III Floyu
County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20

coionA Cocktails says he oanuo;
make y speech Ills fame - secure
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20

MARCH was just blumtng the coal
man ana teasing the ice man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20

The VIE of General u. g. I. Bcaurc-
gard died ia New orleans on the eve
ninG OF the FL of March and was
buried near that city on the afternoon
.of the ith. Tier funeral was tn" larS-
"St attcud"d ever seen in New Orleans
over ttuv people paying tribute to the
memory OF the good LADY. General
Eanks rendered the family the use OF
the United states Steamboat Nebraska
10 convey the remains up thc river to
the plantation OF Mrs. Ecaurcrar,'s
father. wher. the burial took place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
The Fishing season.
National Hank In Norfolk.

The Yankees have os ,ablishcd q ma
tionai bank Of the United States Kind
in Norfolk Some local investors who
have taken the oath Of allegiance have
taken stock in the same, and perhaps
some OF them have been made officers
or directors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20

While We lave no objection to
Awarding the gold medal to John Lind.
we would like to call attention to the
fact that nelson OShaughnessy isn't
addressing any ChautauQuas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20
lincoln Calls for Moro Meu.

!! Northern papers OF date March H.
JUST received ny nag of truce boat, con
tain i'incn!nS latest cali Tor more men
70 hight the rebellion. In tho proclama-
uoh i.lic"In orovrS another draft for
.uo,"o" men. the former call for
d"''"oo having failed to get the re-
puifcu number. The absolute draft is
l" begin APRIL - if the calf for voluu-
tcers does not motcrializc by that date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20

NO attack on Eilly sunday Eload.
hre biil'e doing most Of the attack
ing Himself
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-20

n sort answer turncth a Mexican
Jaudits mead.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-15
Personal Mention

Leonard B. Fowler OF Reno is a
Carson visitor, called on legal bust
ness.
II. II. Trumbo and wife of Silver
City were visitors t o this city last
evening.
Among the Reno legal fraternity
visiting Carson today is Judge Coles
Harwood.
Mrs. John Edwards Bray aud
daughter Mildred have returned from
a brief visit to Reno.
Rev. Father Meehan OF Winnie
mucca is a visitor in Carson, the
guest OF Rev. Father Garland.
George NJ. Bacon and Frank ]. Aus
tin of Salt Lake City were arrivals
from the Mormon capital yesterday.
DR.. A. l.. Pollard of Denver, who
is interested in a big irrigation scheme
in the lower end of the valley, left for
that section this morning.
S. r. Whitehead, assessor of Clark
county, was among the passengers
arriving on the express yesterday on
business with the State Tax commits
sion.
II. Warren is in this city from Salt
Lake City attending the hearing OF
the receivership of the Pacific Recla-
nation company before Judge Far
rington in the Federal court.
Thomas ]. H~eidenreich of the Ex-
change hotel, and his son Herbert,
have returned from a several weeks
visit to San Francisco, where they
had journeyed for special medical
treatment for young Heidenreich.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-15

evening of December oath, met at
the residence of Ed Vanderlieth last
night and elected Judge E. S. Far
rington treasurer and George A.
Bartlett assistant treasurer.
Reports and suggestions from M
nor committees were received and
after discussing the proposed scheme
in all its forms it was calculated that
the expense of carrying the matter
to a successful issue would require
the expenditure of about Sl75. This
scription and the plan adopted to re-
ceive it will be through the press.
Therefore the Carson News and APP
peal will open subscription books,
commencing this date, and publicly
give credit to all who contribute.
Many of the ladies of the town
have signiied their willingness t. aid.
ard the duties put up to them will
be to provide adornments for the
1oig tree and provide filters for the
candy which is to be donated 10 the
kids"
The electric lighting for the trees
and surroundings will be looked after
by Al karge OF the Telephone COM
pany. and the power, less the actual
cost OF wiring, etc, will be contrib
uted by the power company.
All plans for the successful carry
ing out OF the affair will probably be
in tangible shape by December 22d,
and on the evening OF that day, d
public meeting will be held at Leis-
ure Hour hall to complete the final
arrangements. Everybody is asked
TO be present.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-15
Old Curiosity Shop
a Dickens Classic

The Grand tonight presents 4
grand double program-two hours OF
entertainment.
Give Part)-Old Curiosity Shop
by the Hepworth company)-In
some cases we may see Dickens to
better advantage than we can read
Kim, and no pains have been spared
to make the leading characters OF
old Curiosity Shop" so real that<we
almost feel them. Nice attention 20
settings, to costumes, to an infInity
OF details, afford an atmosphere Of
other value han that OF supporting
the narrative. The cast in "O1d
Curiosity Shop is admirably select
ed, inasmuch as the members are
easily distinguishable and seem to lit
into their places without a lot VI
makeup.
As an added feature to the above
masterpiece; the sparkling two part
Vitagraph comedy. "Lillian's Diem
ma will be screened, featuring the
two favorites, Lillian Walker and
Wallie Van, i'll the leading roles.
Eight thousand and five hundred feet
OF unusual merit, two hours of enter
tainment.
Admission Is and Is cents.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-15

time, his death was entirely unex-
pected, and announcement OF it has
been a great shock to his large circle
OF friends throughout the state.
Mr.. Carney was born at Watkins,
Schuyler county, n. Y, October 80,
1872. His parents removed to Ouray,
Colo, a few years later. Mr.. Carney
attended the public schools there.
and later attended the University ol
Colorado, where he graduated with
high honors. Removing to Denver
he began the practice Of law, being
associated with the firm of Patter-
son, Richardson & Hawkins.
In 1902 he opened his own office
in that city, but IN 1904 he came to
Goldfield and began the practice OF
, his profession. He formed a partner
ship in 1906 with Milton NJ. Detch
and Judge. Thereon Stevens, which
was dissolved about four years ago.
; Mr.. Carney continued his offices
,ir Goldfeld and his citizenship in
, Nevada up to the last, though he also
, had a home at Berkeley.
MIR. Carney had extensive mining
interest in Nevada and Arizona. He
was a Mason and a charter member
Of Goldfield lodge, No. 1912, B. P. O.
E.
He is survived by his widow, who
has taken the remains to Boulder,
Colo, for interment.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-15
FINAL TAX NOTICE

Owing to the limited time accord
ed the Tax Collector between the
closing of the roll and the settlement
with the state, all taxes unjust oe
paid on or before the closing of the
days business on December 21, 1914.
Those remaining unpaid at that time
will bear the penalties prescribed by
law. The office will remain open
from I to 9 in the evenings until the
2lst inst.
E. .. PATTERSON,
I'd Tax Collector.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-15
Settling Insurance Claims

A. Z. Redling and L. n. Burson, in
surance adjusters, arrived yesterday
to settle the losses caused by the In
ternational fire The amount Of $500
on the hotel was paid in full and the
policy on the Sexsmith building and
the restauran will be settled today.
The Nevada Fire Insurance company
settled with Robert Rauhut for his
losses Saturday.-Virginia Enterprise
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-15
Slowly Improving

Frank Folsom, deputy sheriff OF
Washoe county, was an arrival from
Reno yesterday and is spending a day
Or two with relatives. Mr.. Folsom
experienced a paralytic stroke some
time ago, but is gradually recovering
from it's effects.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-15
Bakers Candy-None Better

Secure your Christmas boxes. A
bCN OF delicious candy fresh from Our
tacG1y, III attractive packages, IS the
best kind OF a Christmas present. Our
OF candies for tree decorations and
stocking filters at wholesale prices.
Leave your orders now. Mail or
ders promptly attended TO. daft
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-15
Five Years for Arson

]. L. Bradbury Of Dayton was a
through passenger for his home at
the former Lyon county seat from
Reno this morning. Mr.. Bradbury is
in receipt of a letter from his broth
er, A. 4. Bradbury, who recently suf-
fered a loss of $500 to his ranch
buildings through the work of a fire
bug at his ranch near Baker City,
Ore. The culprit was arrested and
confessing his guilt, was sentenced to
hive years in state prison.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-15

The depth of snow at Summit -
gradually increasing, Saturday morn
ing ffty-four inches being reported.
1t is a rather singular fact that while
there is only twenty inches of snow
at Truckee, there is a much heavier
fall on the western slope of the
Sierras. There is more snow at Blue
canyon than at the Summit, which Is
very unusual.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-15
Masons' Annual Communication

Thursday evening, December 18th,
Carson lodge, No. l, F. and A. NJ,
will hold its annual communication
tendance of members is desired. By
order of the w. NJ.
Z. D. VANDERLIETH, Sec'y.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-15
Was Nearly Asphyxiated

Neal Ward, well-known in Carson,
was overcome by gas in n Of tae
Virginia mines a few days ago, and
when discovered was in such shape
that for awhile his life was despaired
Of. He is still.very sick, but is pro-
nounced out Of danger by his physi-
clans.