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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-29

"a Bno Quo6tOpoos 0os
"A hantly.
kxN well. for one thing.
there's q certain fasci-
nation about Q place
whore one has been close
eashinE in--expect that when we've
ooA In such q place we like to come
Hack and look At It Just to see how
rhoar We came TO going over the divide.
And there's another reason why ex-
SLjted 70 see you on the river trail
aSain. You forgot to thank me for
He deserved thanks for that. she
NAV. but there were In his voice
and eyes the Same subtle mockory
WAlch had marked his manner that
ooDoc time, and as before she ex-
Dertanced feeling Of deep resent
4 msnt. Why could he not have
Sehown some evidence Of remorse Tor
bis crime against her? She believed
&Sho4 had he done so now she might
have found II In her heart to 60 a
ettle distance toward forgiving him.
but there was only mockery In his
O1oe and words and her resentment
Gainst him grew. Mingling with It.
AeyeOver.. was tho bitterness which
lad settled over her within the
Ast few days. It found expression
her voice when she answered him:
indians. you mean. reckon
Veil. no. there arr none around here
-oxcapttng over MAR Fort Union,
N the reservation" He drawied
lat:fully and regarded her with .
Dlld smile.
z mean white ssvasssi" sAs de-
His smile grew broader, ana then
loWly faded and he sat quiet. study
% her face.
The silence grew painful; she moved
aoasily under his direct gaze and 9
ash OF color swept into her cheeks
nan he spoke quietly.
You been seeing white savagesf"
ID eYes!" venomously.
4 mot around hers9" Tho hateful
:. 0oclery OF that drawii
a. Il am talking TO one" she said. hes
oyle blasting with impotent anger.
Z thought you was meaning ms"
NJ sa1ds without resentment. ''T reckon
~ got IL coming to me. But at the
n34o time that isn't exactly the way
= 10 talk 10 your He hesitated
and smiled oddly. apparently aware
that he had made q mistake in refer
ring to his crime against her. He
FASTENED to repair II. "Your rescuer;'
he corrected.
SSOWOvVtt jug NV tuTOuBu the 0ryy-
Aoe, and the bitterness IN her voic<
grew more pronounced. 'Tt 10 need.
les for you TO remind me Of our re.
!.sicn.hin:" she said; II am not iiksl,
sllavs you told your fsthsr yst?"
m his voice was the quiet scoru
and the peculiar. repreessd venom
which she had detected when he had
Il Iefsrrsd to her father during that
B ether occasion at the crossing. II
y mystified her. and yet within tn
!. past few days she had felt this scorr
+ herself and know that It was not 70.
markable. Undoubtedly he, having
,shaa much experiences with men. had
been able to sec through Lansford'i
D nas1g and knew him for what he was
!, ~ the hrst time in her life she OK.
Hpss4snced 4 sensation Of embarrassed
hilt over hearing her name linked
WITH LAnsford's. and she looked Dc.
- Santly at Dakota
II have not told him." she said. 81
tSWca't tell him. ] told you that b.
Sofe--I 10 not care to undoeg6 thu
Humiliation Of hearing my nAml
aaAtle1sA h Tie sans bseAsA w1fa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-29

dssingiy at him. She thought at FIRST
that he WAS merely resting. hut his
body was doubled up 70 oddly that q
gravs doubt rose in her mind. a
she stood rigid. her eyes wide a. she
loehel tor some Sign that would con.
~ ~ eeAgA ~ to - cav .
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-29
CHAPTER X.
The Shot In the Back.

)R an instant after discover
Ing Doubler lying in tho
doorway. 6hetla stood mo-
tionless at the corner Of tho
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-29
CHAPTER XI.
Landlord Lays on the Mack.

HE sun was still an hour
above the horizon when
Hheila rode up to the corral
gates. While removing the
saddle and bride from her
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-29
THE TRAIL TO YESTERDAY
By Charles Alden Settler
Author Of "The Tue. Gun Msn." Etc.

tcepyr.sAt. 1913. b ousias PublisA.as CsJ
.HN,NsyyyH :. n srvsSSyNvSsN<vnnx~ -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08
BOOTH SPACES TO
Be ASSIGNED FOR
PURE FOOD SHOW
DAUGHTERS or coNFepgRAcs
REQUESTS MERCHANTS AND
MANUFACTURERS WHO DESIRE
SPACE 70 BE AT LoVp's rAls
AFTERNOON.
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURE.
Frs EXPOSITION Will &c Hslp
At LoSp's PAVILION ON ocro
eER vs., 10 AND n.


Members ~ The lccni chapter ~ th.
United Daughters ~ ,he confe,.rsc,
nnner whose auspices the Merchants
and Manufacturers Trade Exposition
VIM be held on i-oyd's Pier. viii be
present az the pier this afternoon be
tween the hours n SO and (, 80 when
'hes VIII meet merchants aesirinr a.
obtain booths The ladies request that
'N those desiring 20 make reQer,at,on.
please do so o. this time. and 10 come
early so that the work may De- cNpe-
dited.
The Merchants ana Manufacturers
Exposition To- be one ~ the most sue.
cessful affairs ~ it's Kind ever held In
South Texas The dates arr October
70. ie and ~ The purpose 81 tho Ev
position Is TO show 90 the people of
Corpus Christi the diversity and extent
NJ the home firms with whom they do
business and the Exposition ia cNpect
ed 10 bee direct stimulus To- the home
trading campaign.
This afternoon tho committee will
tNNihh hu"ihN ara early next week tho
decoration ~ booths and the placing ~
me exhibits viii be started Il is cx Z.
pected thni every exhibit viii he in
apple pie order Tor the first ~ the
three days exhibition.
u IS expected that there win ho nn
less thsn ~ eNhHhits comprisine thoge
placed hy rrocors dry goods iirms.
druggists siat.oners and in other lines
ns well as tho manufacturers
meeting ~ tho local chapter
Daughters ~ tho Confederacy. was
held yesterday afternoon and plans fot
The Exposition were outlined i'm detail
The profits viii go toward the fund
that the chapter is raising To pay foi
The beautiful fountain that Is 10 be pre-
scented to the city.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08
PAUL COURT Street CAR
Line WILL START SHORTLY
ey Next Sunday Traction Company
viii Probably Begin Operation Of
Cars Over New Line

superintendent Ilcadlcy ~ thc rrnc-
tion Company stated YESTERDAY that b.
Is very possible that by saturday or
Sunday the construction work pu che
now Lipnn stree; line will be- fhisnod
ana the operation 90 ears Wul start.
vnder the Bcw plan the san car will
so oui Chaparrnl 10 Auhfy then west
past the sap and Uvslde dcpots 20
Leopard street then 10 waco FOR four
blocks and then ont l.pnn street
through Paul Court FOR distance ~
six blocks The present tracks from
the corner ~ waco amd lipan streets
10 the Union depot win be removed
Within another ten days the com
pany win begin the operation ~ South
Bluff cars over the lnop-route. and.
the present fifteen minute service viii
he replaced with ten minute service.
Cars VIII be- able 20 make the loon irip
within 20 minutes !, now requires 80
minutes 20 operate the cars from the
Chaparrai and Starr street corner TO-
the Union depot and return trip
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08
PRIZES WILL Be AWARDED
NEXT SATURDAY MORNING
Rsys and Girls Who Won Bcst Yield
and Canning Contests VIII BE
Given Prizes

Joseph ilrsch, chairman of the AFri,
cultural Committee OF the Commetcial
club yesterday made q request that ali
citizens ~ corpus christi particularly
the ladies. mrmbors - iho school
ooard and teachers. County and CiD
commissioners b. present 81 meet
ing 10 be held SATURDAY, morning ia
10 30 oeiock az which time nrl9os viii
bee distributed 60 the boya aud girit
members of a., Cotton. Corn aud can
ming cluhs who won w inr contests
recently clus"d
Mr lIirsoh assisted hy County DEM
lnstrafian Agent johnson ana Coilab-
orator Airs sarah }. kennamer early
las, summer inauguraied contests Tor
boys who wouid make ihe best yield
Of corn cotton. miio. maize and kafiif
corn on onn acre patches, and prizes
were offered g. thei KITS who made
me best recotd- in canning ,cgrtahls
grown at home
The contests have recently closed
and the prize winners we're announc
ed in the caller hast sunday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTS
new PRESIDENT AND
RECf|vESNEW MEMBER
W. A. coNNoR srEps INTO posi.
TON OF PRESIDENT Held
nv col, n. n. CRAIG.
Edward cuhaae ia Elected to wa Va,
esney ia Board Caused b, colenel
craigs Death.

special meeting Of the Corpus
christi scsool board was held las
nieht ~ tia offices in tho city hall.
called lnoidsnt te he death q col. Il.
=. Craig. former president q the board
90 clcct successor Is the ufficr SAcat.
- ond % appoint seventh member ~
the board The mcytmr WIS short IN
duration and onN those matters which
required immediate attention wcrc tab
en- ap.
A. fowcaN,ei In the Callet yester
day wotning. the board elected ~ A.
Common. former Nsee president 10 she
chirf vNccutlycshlp formerly held hy
Col CRAIG. ana the office az vice presi
dent Was chnaen to De filled hy e. l..
Heath kdWari cobaee. well known
business man ~ The cay was elected
unnnunnusiN u, The hoasd tu mahe the
seventh member
folioWinE the election ~ new Off
ccrs and sew member. ihc beard
adopted She suggestion that resolutions
~ respec, On the death aud iose oi cot
Craig be drawn up showing the
hoara's appreciation fos services rem
dered hy the DECREASED member. aud tht
boards sympathy 10 'hc widsw's be
reaNemcnt
AZ The CLOSE IT the meeting the
huiidinE committee recommended that
a portion of the salt i.ake schoni build
inr which is used a. a ihird grade
r"nm be moved iA tho Central Mexican
sehuol. go hc used ;herv for the same
purpose THIS ~ considered in be q
step for tho hettermont ~ conditions
"a tho latter school, as the r,oms werc
considerably crowded. and the space
was nerdod
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08
NOTICE

city taxes for thc year 1914 arr SOW
due aud PAYABLE 81 the office 81 The
civ Secretary
$50 r. ]. Muiligan, cts Secretary
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08
PROPER OBSERVANCE FIRE
PREVENTION DAY is URGED
Fire Marshal Kilmsr Urges Residents
20 Remove All TRASH and Rubbish.

CITY Fire Marshal r. J. Kilmer has
been active during the past Few days.
preparing To have observed through.
out the city. Fire Prevention DA3
which was aci By tho governor as oc-
tobcr >. Mir kim.r har made trips
over the business secsinu % the city
in the rear - STORES, where rubbish
and waste matter has accumulated
and Il advising the owncrs % r,mote
the debris, as prevention 81 fire. Nh
kiimer says that ho h. coniidenf the
people ~ Corpus Christi viii aid nm
solicited IN the movement 20 clean up
premises on this special dat. bat
nevertheless. be h. making TRIP 10 re-
mind owners of such rubbish 10 re-
move IL. ia conformity with The snr
gestion % State Fire Marshal Eng
nsh
a. his proclamation lsapSd Houle time
ago. Mr. Kiimer called Attention 90
the faet that fire should q. prevented
NJ aH times. end not on any one par
ticuiaf day iie said be- would urge
people In the husluess section 81 the
city 90 keep clear an rubbish and box
- IN alleys az This II one u the great
est menaces to fire prevention knoNn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08

Captain Ernest crnses. who hns
coached The line candidates for ihe
Array elevca recent years. u once
again on sbe joh AZ west Point
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08
RAILROAD AVENUE PAVING
HAS NOW Been COMPLETED
Forces Of BtoIithie Company Ysstsr.
day Completed Work and Street
10 Open 70 Traffic.


Tho paving - Railroad avenue was
yesterday completed by the Texas
Bltuilhic Company and ihe street n
now open Tor traffic. a force of work
men we're Engaged during the aa5 plae
ina the finishing touches with ihs iop
ping WIN the completion - this
street there IL noe "a continuous rnsed
dryewsy from the t,nsSs Depot 50 the
sap Depot,
The paving company viii now a.
yotc lis attention 10 finishing the con
csetlnR ~ Leonard and waco streets
as we'll ~ bniOrd. second and Ham
cock. 90 ilie latter three streets erese
now being bus.iy engaged. Fifteen o.
more teams are living employed IN *
ovation work 90 south carancahua.
veriiy tht paving foreeH II th" hitn~
lIthic COMPANY are On The hum and the
paving contract will be- eomplcted
within another five weeks. with a con.
linuaiion ~ fair weather such AZ hns
rrevallee for tive past few months
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08
MRlSON-lEWIS NUPTIALS
- = Miss Nora Lewis and Ho.
n Hsesr's0n Occurred Last
n Night.

wedding II Miss Nora Lewis
'.'sH Robertson was solmenized
wang az O'Clock at the catholic
4 .''se Rev Father Peter e. p
4 y 0n'cia'ing clergyman. Tho
NJ vas very quiet and was vii
n, by relatives Of ,be con
Tvs for several Years was a
y ne public schools n, son
~ Also very splenaialy ser, \, cd !
4 correspondent during her
i \, - 'i'y During the summer
| Y, ''-n To Corpus christi yisi, !.
'''er Mrs stoohwen Mr.
~ "a promioen, and success.
\ u. ' I. man u Waco.
i Alrs Robertson len an ,,o
4 ~ y, nan ior san Antonio wner ere
i. |, w s'end several months. later
4 aeo 70 make their home
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08

Pitcher Joe Engel Il the Washington
stars hiss been 10 no fewer than ~
GAINES this season. ~ which be shared
the fiiuins with from one 10 fopr other
men.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08
LOCAL BAPTISTS ACCEPT
RESIGNATION DR.. SOUTH
MEm6ER5HIP or CHURCH uNANi.
MOUSLY GRANTS REQUEST
or PASTOR TO LEAVE
NOVEMBER 30.


At regular mouhiy meeting %
the membership % the First baptist
Church OF this city, held last night
the resignation OF che pastor Dr. - b.
South. was accepted unanimously ac-
cordlng 10 his request. made a, the time
the resignation was tendered. But a.
comparatively small number - church
members were present last night
The resignation OF the pastor was o.
fcrcd from the pulpii during the morn
ing service last SUNDAY, to take effect
ON November 80, instead q November
!. as reported IN the local press Mem
bcrs OF the church were much surpfis :
ed at the action. which Was not looked
FOR D.. South said that he had not
laid his plans for tho future, although
he had several calls 10 other charges
before him.
Or South has been pastor Of the
church Tor the past twelve years
building the church up from mem
bcrship OF Is TO one Of approximately
500 During his pastorate the mag
ulflcert ncw church eaifcc was butt
az cost ~ s22 500 which money was
raised through the pastors activity.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08

No use 60 fuss and Try 10 wear ~
out II VIII wear YOU ont instead. Take
Or Kings New Discovery. relief fol
lows quickly. II checks your Cold
ana soothos your Cough away Pleas
amt Antiseptic and Healing. Children
like ~. Get soc. battle 81 pr King'f
New Discovery and keep 10 ia the
house "Our family Cough and Cold
Doctor. writes Lewis Chamberlain.
Manchester ohio Money back u MOI
satisfied. but il nearly always helps
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08

Apdqvcr has yet 10 select o captain
FOR this seasons eleven. Captain Cal
iahan who was honorcd last sprins
with the team leadership has not re-
turned Ia the academy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08
EMERGENCY CURRENCY IN
AMOUNT SlO5,OOO SHIPPED
Shipnnen, oi Currency from Wash,nn
ton Yesterday to Corpus Christi
National sank.

/ Corpus christi professional Ind bua
ineHs men. aH veil a. cotton planters,
who have been hooking forward 70 the
ARRIVAL u the FIRST allotment 81 energ
rnny currency Ca local banks VIII be
appoasrd after next Saturday. Tor on
that dai the Corpus Christi Nbtionei
Bank viii receive a shipment ~ the
emergency national hank cuTfeHo,.
from the Treasury Department nt
Washington. in the sum u 100000
This sum - emergency money wan
applied for about three weeks ago.
Through The san Antonio Currency Ass
suciation. ~ which the local national
harlH are members The sum - tsss.-
800 h. available - Corpus Christi banks
under the provision of the Alrlrh
Vroeiana biil % which tso.00o will "a
60 The Cily National nank and 1891. 500
co the Corpus Christi National SANK
The emergency currency ~ obtained
by complying with provisions Ia the
Nferland bin. which siatps that cam
peroini paper, Of Two or three names
shall be forwarded Though the cur
rency associations 20 ,he treasury. t"|
w. USED as collateral for the emeraen
~ currency The Corpus Christi Ma
tiunal Bank prepared commercial pa
per to the amount necessary "a receive
the 100000, which ~as forwarded a.
the currency association After soinr
through tho usual channels. the paper
was approved, and thcmoney sent The
currency left Washington yesterday.
and win arrive IN Corpus Christi sat.
nriay
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08
''''s's RULER "a YEARS
Is,~. OLD

y ~. A'on'eneEro. oct The
) ss .'01 Y held great re
rsy q y. celebration of the an
~, ~ sefenty-third bir y
X \, ', ,' King. Born 90,
~ - ,' '.''' village of Niegi.sn
ts. N ssars had been the as,ae
~ ,,. Nicholas Pc'rovi,ch as
q pp.s. ~, ~ q the vladikas in
9. nue., s,,aola' J. -Four years
'as No. 80 anniversary OF his
A ne ruler took the lille
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-08
Rsp cross Eyrp


The caller ssnowicdxss rs.
cvip, - S2oe fran the senior
hapgy iiarvcstets and st.ee
tscm the Jen,of HAPPY iAf. |
vrsterS ~ The First prcshs. |
terrain church. as contributions |
70 the Eatropcan Rencf fund 90 |
the American Red Crcss so. |
eicty
The Caller has been requested I
~ thv American Red Gross ,
Sociciy TO soiioit and receive I
funds Tor She Immense work |
thar the society has Neen called ,
on % undertake. an Europe AZ I
assissi9K ia tho care ~ wound. I
"a srfdlefs Tho Sasle,y has ;
sTpl scores ~ skilled physicians. |
Hundreds Of trained nnrnes and I
vast quantities ~ medicines a. /,
Europe 90 sid sufieune hemani :
~ and further sid can h. si,cn ,
In proportion 10 the mAnner In I
which the peop.e O., the rniiod /
states contribute funds
~ saturday the Caller hopes I
e. secure at least tl0a in conui. |
husious from the people ~ Corr /,
pus christi and yiciaity Cor ibis ,
purpose and the funds on that
date viii be- forwarded Go the I
Society
The list ~ contributors fol. I
lows
Senior Happy ilaryestsrs 90
lunior Happy haiVcsters 90
Wcil iiros 1890
BOY scouts s0A |
Mrs. q } Heath 90 !
Mrs W a Common 100 ,
Corgtihation 20
Mrs John g Kennedy io0o
Mrs. A. J.. East SEQ
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-06
Glasgow Western
Again Litigating

The Glasgow & Western-Sugar-
man litigation, which was believed
t o have been settled by a stipulation
entered into between the respective
attorneys in Carson a couple of
weeks ago, seems to have broken
out afresh.
Yesterday a suit was instituted IN
the District court by the Adelaide
Star Mines company, a subsidiary Of
the Glasgow & Western, against M.
Sugarman and J. c. Tucker, to re-
cover alleged damages amounting to
$1,000.
The suit is the outcome of the sale
by Sugarman to Tucker OF the
clearinghouse at the old Adelaide
mine. Sugarman claims that the
building was included in the proper
ty sold to him by the Glasgow &
Western, while it is alleged in the
complaint that the building was not
included in the transfer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-06
Personal Mention

Fred Way travelled on the local 70
his home at Gardnerville this morn
ing.
Ray B. Crowell is up from his
headquarters at Berkeley on a visit
with friends of his boyhood.
Secretary Of State George Brodi-
gan is in Goldheld attending the big
celebration at the gold camp.
Charlie Hickey was a through pas
senger for the valley this morning
en- route to the Hickey ranch.
r. Leslie Small OF fhe staff of the
San Francisco Examiner, is on a
brief visit with relatives in Carson,
A. Grant Miller is attending the
calling OF the calendar OF the ST.
preme court which was called today.
Justice Frank Norcross and wife
were among the returning Carson
ties on the express this morning
from Reno.
Harry c. Price, Of the states legal
department, has returned from a
brief visit to San Francisco, where
he spent the. Fourth with friends.
Chester Smith of the Tax commits
sion force visited the riverside city
to spend the independence day cele-
bration, returning on the express to-
day.
George Sanford returned from
Minden this afternoon, where he
had been attending, as attorney, Inc
interests that are working to secure
a reclamation plant for Carson val
ley.
]. A. Voorhees,, mining man from
Oakland, returned from the coast
this morning in connection with the
leal for the purchase of the Mound
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-06
c. P. Brings Suit

The Central Pacific has filed a
foreclosure suit in the District court
at Fallon against the Eagle Salt
Works Railroad company, owning a
narrow-gauge railroad extending
Pacific a few miles west Of Haaen
to the Eagle Salt works in the north
ern part of Churchill county. The
railroad involved is fourteen and one
half miles long and traverses both
Churchill and Lyon counties.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-06

House gypsum plant by the United
States Asbestos company, of which
he is president. @
Charles J. Park. practicing the
legal profession in San Francisco
and a former resident of Goldfeld,
was among the arrivals this morn
ing.
Miss Refine Ross, sister Of Lieuten-
ant Governor Ross, passed through
this morning Ell route to her home
at Virginia City from Reno, wherv
she was the guest of friends during
the carnival.
Among the Carsonites who spent
the Fourth at Tahoe were Mr.. and
Mrs. Wills Brougher, Misses Nellie
Brougher and Adele Norcross and
Messrs. w. H.. .Cavell, Ed -4ering-
ton, Pete Nelson and H. c.. Clapp.
John (Bodie). Wilson has returned
from Bakersfield, where he had been
engaged on one of the local papers.
Charles H. German, auditor of the
University of Nevada, is over from
Reno on official business with the
state controller.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-06

Subscribe to the Appeal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-06
lotto TO THE PUBLIC

Fishing at Mariette lake is prohib-
tied fol the remain le- Of the season
of 1914. Notices to this effect have
beer posted at the lake. This pro-
tiD:tion IS made necessary for the
':cason the State FISH commission is
Unable to obtain sufficient trout
spawr elsewhere, md i becomes im-
pe,at,ve that the eastern brook trout
in Marlette lake be protected until
tl:tir numbers show a material in
crease.
Tho protection CT these fish will
tend to. benefit all front streams in
tic state. Marlc'tc lake is the only
lake in Nevada where eastern brook
tr ii spawn can be oh,.;,ei FIR tie
haiti cries. The Nninission IS ell
.dcacoring to stock all dreams in the
state from spawn .aken at MarIet,c.
lSs;sncd) Nevada Site Fish Commits
s;un
by George T. Ms, Chairman.
E. B. Yerirs7,n, Secretary.
& Gold Hill Water Co..
,Ey James M. L-e,iasi. Supt.
July l, 1914. 81
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-06
Ed Walsh is sole agent for the
Wizard Fertilizer. 1890
Phone Your Orders

w. B. Yates is prepareing to open
a plumbing and steamhtting estab-
lishement on the west side OF Car
son street, opposite the capitol build
ing. Shop phone, AL; residence
phone. l413. jl-tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-06
Read This

Go to Bakers for choice candies
and ice cream, always fresh. j16-tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-06
Has New Cadillac Auto

Frank Regain has purchased a Cad
lilac automobile that he will put in
the rent service, with offices at
Naughn's cigar store. Reasonable
rates for picnic parties, will go any
where at all hours. Phone 63. Re,
gan's Auto Service. j1-tf