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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22
G(c6trj(Cbc Bn6nen.

Qebtbiu nafm BE Ginnobneridlaf.
BON Treurenheim Nbidieb pou rsn
0ompfbdbr6en Wannbeim Treuosus
beiln. oas mad 22id6riQem gsitehen
Der sIcf.rii6en 1,roBsnbabn meihoa
mub. Der Qoicmotipfiibrer NaIter,
Der ieiner3eit oea erIten 3u3 iabrtc.
ourTte ouch cen teBtsn 3u1 fjihren,
Der in Der pad, ? uhr 10 nld Treu.
oen6eim otqinc Sine orobe Ulsras
bate fh oo3g einqsfunbsn. Bon
7Treuoenteim p7rsn. bon eintm Set
tcmite in Frad IND 9plinber ccI3hr,.
70 pisl 3ur ltst.r Jobrt bersiuoetcm
men. oof o,r ,3u9 .gsftopit uoG"
murDe. Tie 9oiomotioe tru9 GG'r-
IoncenIhmud Uus ben ofisnen g8a
cen nuroen " Dsijunlioteln 7sIc1t
uno nie oeT6IoTsaen portn nit tun.
ten Qambions r1iIh erleuttei Noh
eine 9Gtli6. & iirGhme Der m1leris
f6en S3sneris, ,rn1 fing bic Waihins
an 9u pufien. uao inter ben qldn1eu
oes Qieoeo nU.uf benn. mub ! otna,
gum Gtdotela tuaus". qei9ielt Dou
~ i'm 3uos fteneen Gopels. Iaui,e
oas gG6nls e3n'tijh gum g hatoi
binou8. In 1tsuoenbsim Ftlob ft
Gin Qan'st. on aa0 oas Gcbrsstiorc'
Fol1te her Ctr!acuna git sinsm tor hen
G6onrer'er 1s, 8ibn asitiiiets1 17si'
nail. ~rs Gnoe tes G5hu1.os
nir9 po7 u.s's~ i40n ceshalo bel,--t
rs;, tie Ge'tCiite cine neis0t,,ts
Wsy.,aIu. .e Ulonotsiartea trirs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22
BE- &nitefe fir orei Gohre.

sd oerebre Sbre @obItbat, Die Sic
Der Menl6beit uno @ilieni6ait oeae.
ben bubsn. Sbre Msoisin. Or. sinas
9en Giscooerp. bat meinen Suiten.
ben ih orei Sabre batts. furirt, Itreibt
Seunie 6temnlins, oon 9iem Dpuer,
Ohio. 6nben Sic einen itbrenben 6us
item? SIT oerieIbe anhoIteno uno tann
er nldt turirt peroen? 8eioreen Sic
iid cine soc 5lalde Or Sings 9ten
Discovery 10 baIo ipie m6eIlh. Die
Weoijin turirt Suiten iopie 6nIss uno
2ungenleioeu. Qinoeruns poer Shr
Gslo suriid. soc uno $l,0C bel Sbrem
Npot1ster.
8udleu's Nruita SdIbe fir 6auts
ousihId9e. (4nS.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22
.H SIT eas Sine unrnhis. fiebe'
riidl poer frdnf?

Gin unrubiges. nuf9srs9tes uno
trdutlides aino NIT bels9ter 3un9e,
bleiG, ihloilos. NIT menie Gppstit.
oanu mieoer beiBbunsri9, iaurem Wla'
gen. unonaenebmsm Ntbent, Wta9en'
ihmersen nit 3urdiaG. anirifsn Der
3dbne ludhreno bes ShIaiss. uno Grs
moheu NIT ihrsdlinem 8eiubt. - etn
autes Mlinel oniur 1T 8orm @i1er, -
e,mas. mos bic g9iirmsr Uertreibt. uno
fnit elm isoes siuo bat oisislben. aidns
poo @orm ailler 1T nOthmsn6ig. gle
brauhen Die sin6er nibt Ianqs au iibers
re6en, ba aidapoo Morm al1er als
Eonbou fonmt. Bertreibt bic 0urmer,
bic llriot1e Der Qejoeu Jbrer ainber.
25c tai 2}hrsm 4Yolbstsr. (An3.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22
EaltOr mrianftr Stride
Spmortb ,llctboHiiteu3tmeinSt III
SdrtItspillt, Ofld., bate Stp.
l5rttie feiu 6tbdlt beSdhlt.
SartleapilIs. Clio. %. Wlai.

g9eiI jbm Die @emetuoe ruditdnOi91S
@ebalt in 0obe por $40 uidht beinbt
batte. uertanile &sp. . 6. 8.eeie ppu
Der Gpmprtb Observation-Disclosures in
&artleeuile GtIa.. Die @irChe. 2lm
Gieni.ns sridlenen oud Nrbeiter uno
mahten iid onran. cas- Gisbduoe iort.
Suiabren. Su sehu Wtinuten bltten
iih 3oblreid)e 0IitaIjeosr Der @'emetnoe,
DtQnner, 6rauen uno Sinoer. anaes
ianimelt, uno Elm re9fIrebter SampI
enlitano.
Sheriff Soroau eridien nit mehrss
ZEN ieiner 9sute om Btas. ihldte ben
Gjeiiilihen unter 8eOedun9 nah Gaule
uno lteuts Muheu an oer &jrhe ani
Baitor Nreeie btbnuptet, er blbe lett
lettsn NOusmber nidt msbr olS SIG
@ehlIt erbaIten, aud babe Die 9lt1en'
behoroe oen 8eitaui Der Stride an9e'
pronct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22
Summer 81.
Sin Sirg %illas,
lleber 1000 >ltdun buerta'lhe
Qrupren duf Sem HddSu9 bti
pdrceon stihld9eu.
GItaciOu Amorao&. Mey., MA 81
faio, Ter. 20. Mal.


@alo. Ter 20. MtHl.
PIN Der Spite pon 1000 Ntonn 3ns
lurqerten errnug (5euerdl &ila ieineu
eaten plhtiaen Slea III bem 6eloiug
ee9en Snlullo. ais er cine @oIpnne
ppn 1900 Wlaun 6uerio iher Trups
pen. Die aui benz &0tlug non Mtuns
clGun be9rlifen mar. bel &artoou ihlu9.
Eoourd) peiblnoerte er. odB Die @ars
ujlOu oeS pon tbm anaegriiisuen
Sol,itlo cine Isbr meisntljde Ners
ii1rtnu9 elbIett; oEBeroem erbeuteie
&tlIa bei oleiem @eietht beoeut.noe
&orrdtbe all MlunitiOn uno 2ebeuss
mitteln. oie ieiptu Gruppen iebr sus
iiaiten tunmeu. uuo fir otf 8arniiou
ucu SoItilo, iueun rs oprtblu gelaugt
mdreu, cine bttrdhtlJhe 0alis be9eutet
hntieu.
9ida perlor Is Toote uno 20 @ers
munoete. ieIne G5s9ner % 50ole unO
libe- so &ermunoele, ouBeroem mddte
&iId 800 Monu @efanaeue. erbeulste
9 Telb0elhute nit M(unitlpn, 1.0O0.'
600 6'smebrpntronen. gro6e 9ebsus'
mitteIprrrdlbe uuo 5 @lienbabnSuqe. Ole
Die Susrta iden Truppeu beloroert
hQliFn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22
..Gbiutiiidc tSlOtteuitatiOn.
kNon6on. IS. WtaI,

Ter Gonboner Qailp Mail piro ous
Gbnnsbdi beridtst, baB Die 6insIild)e
&e9ierrns nit Ger amerltaniiden Seth'
lebem Sleel 60. einen lid oui breibi9
Nliuipnen 9ouors belaufenoen gon'
troft obaeidloHen babe fir ben San
elmer 6lottenitotiou i'll 5utl1au; cas
Iiouo fir bie,e 5umme Iinb Die in S5ut'
ittau bereits porhanosnen 3cfanIa9en.
Qeoinoune BET benz 2tttOmmen lit, oaB
beim 8nu Der Stoiicn nur nmeritauilhe
Snaenieure beltditi9t uno nur ameris
flniihes MateriaI perlusnbet iplso.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22
gtorOcuitjOlOS Grpebitiou.
Berlin, IS. 0lni

WerIln, :. W(0l,
9toh elmer pom 2l. N1rs aus Iris
uion. Der Oouptltaot oes Boliuaniiben
departments Semi. in Berlin einss'
truliensn 3speihs bsFuoet iidb bet aui
elne Expedition ing 9uners Siioameris
tos besriffsue norwesiide Scsihanss'
reiienoe Baron uUa 9orOeHitj0to am
Seben.
aiirSlid mar 9emeIoet tuorbeH, bic
Expedition lei om IL. 0iGrS pon Gin
seboreneH niebersemnft iuoroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22
SpIter 8ap, q. g., 10. Mai.


T6eobor Sooieuelt iebte 9ieuitag
9lbeno um $40 ll5r gum eriten Mol
nab Iieben WtOnaten ieinen SUB auf
beimotblihen 8ooen. Sflne Nnfunit
in Splter 8ap. q. o., mar obne ieoes
@spr1nee uno nnno in itariem
GontraIt su benz serdulduollen Gms
pian9, Der ibm Dor bier Sabren berets
tet fpurbe, ols er BON ls;1er SG9otpur
burtb sIfrita BON 9an5 Stem gort bsrels
tet tpurbe.
Gina breiBi9 8srionen. alte Sreunoe
unb Sermanote. batten iih bel Snnbp
8so6 eineefunoen NlS Der @rpr1iis
bent, seltiist auf einen Stod uno unters
itiibt uou 5uei Wdnnern, langlam Die
&lanfe nnh Dem uier binaufitieg, iuns
rem oae SerlammeIten ergriffen. oenn
iie glaubten nidt anoers, oils ooB Der
ionlt 10 terntse uno riiItige &aubreiter
Elm gebroderer Mann aug 8raliIien 3
&iIonlb 5uriidaefebrt lei. 9oh bnlo
leste iih Die Ssiiirbtun9 Mit Der
alteH. flaren uno idarfen Stimme bee
eriiBte er ieine 6rsunoe uuo besab iia
bann unuerSii9Iih nof Sngamore 6in.
mo eine &eunlon Der 6amilie &poiepsIt
itaitfano.
gtur penise Worte iusdielte 3ooiss
nelt am 9anbunsslte9. @r betonte,
tuie in Qem Dorf. oaB er niht iiber
Holitif lprehen, ipnoern nur in @albs
inston zine 3ebe baIten iueroe.
n8uibinstpn lit jebt fein gin1tiser
1lab fir Ste." ertDnte etne Stimme.
SD miinihte sic tpdren Jest oa. /"
iaste cine dltere Dame aus Der
Mense.
.@snn id iest bort pdre." besann
JiooieueIt, ,oann iuiirbe id - lpuroe
t6 ="
3U6 i6lieBIid belt &opispelt ss
bUh fir ausebradt, nidt Su ia9eu.
tuus CT banu tbuu piir6e. CT 'hwane
isinen Stpd bod IN Der 2uft uno rief
Iadeno aus:
.gHie Sbr iebt, babe id immer nod
benleIben aIten oiden anuppeIl"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

TtutfGIono Sat 70 pieI
grieftifteu, a. 6rontreif Publa7o
gro 2>toIiea 5uiammeu oufipeiisn.
Ser Rome bss 6eipstrautsS
Gric1 miro irrnsy fold, asseiptss
Dan: er maB our oer poy,esisn St!s
te batoni lpeIeen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22
Scimgtfcbrt.
Sooierclt traf eeiuno, rrenn auh
etpas ibmat, in Oyiter
Bay Elm.
9}efn 9lorf, 10. W(ai.

9teIp JUL Ii. -Utut'
3beo6ur 8ooiepelt tebrte am 0ienss
taQ mad mebrmonatIiher 6orlhunsss
relle ourd bic @tloerni6 ron Sralillen
nod heimatblihem 8ooeu suriit Sn
8esleituug Der Observation-Disclosures iets
ner @rptbitlon, @sO. q. @berrp uno
SEQ. 6. Otiller, traf er on Soro oes
9ompIers 9tioan p0n Gara tur5 por 4
llbr Nahmittags oil Der Sua,antdne
Itntipn pOu 9lep DOrt elm. Sn Ielner
gemobnten furseu g8sile beantuortete er
in tueri1en Ntinuten alle 5ra9en. Die
Die 8eribteritatter on tbn ribteten,
begin. crit ridten MOLTEN.
@r be1tdttgte. einen unbetdnnteu 5lub
i'm Snnern 8raiilifls, ser etiua 10
erpB lpie Der 8beiu lei eutoedt su
bnben; Ieu9nete eutibieoen, iitb ir9eno'
ipie iiber Die 9tdfoeutI1oitsm69lidfs
ten i'm Sabre 1916 geduBert III blben;
ertldrte, man babe ibm Die @anoioatur
fir oen @UuperneurspoIten uOn Nsm
Oort nuf benz progreliiuen 9idet niht
un9sbOten. ipenn man bie1e Ganoioatur
ibm anbiete, meroe er abIe9nen; I'M
lletrigen tueigerte er iib runome9,
Sraocn iiber Die tunerpolitiIbe uno Die
merifanii6s 8olitit gu beautmOrten.
8iejenigsn s eunoe 9fooieoelt8. melde
befiir6tsten, baB 6ieier ibmertraut iei,
mnren on9euebm euttduiht. &oOlepeIt
mar aueroin9s erbeblib biinner alS
por Der 9lbreile nad Bralilien; nnh
ieiner ei9enen NnSabe bat er So 8funo
ab9enommen. jeoo6 pieoer etwas auf
Der &udreiie Su9enOmnen, cod feline
@eTbtsfarbe mar 9e1uno uno Ionns
pert1uhat, uno feline Stimme mar
cpenlo flac uno idarf mie friiber.
Serr Gberrp meinte jeoob. oaB 8ooies
belt un9emei, uuter benz Sumpffeber
su !sineu bate uno nod nidt eau5
iiper hieie Nnfdlle btnmes lei; crit am
9Ror9en Ioa er einen 9lnial BON
Shitteliroh sebabt baben. Zen 9an>
6uueSlte9 THRIFT &UoieueIt auf einsn
StOd geitiist berunter. Serr &ooie'
belt ipir6 na4 senn 5asen orr
Gube nah Spanlen reilen nm Der
SobRit ieines SObnes &ermit te,5l'
tuobnen.
Stiller gmpfans in Gpisr
81 a "A
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-22

Ote Observation-Disclosures
gen BADEN ois 6elcbicbte
pom Ga Greiie nicbt nu,
mitIehreibem ionoern nit
maben relfen.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12
Attorneys Agree to
Dismissal of Case

Attorney General Thatcher yes
terday appeared before Judg" Far
rington in the Federal court and
moved for dismissal OF the case
OF the Southern Pacific railroad ver-
,us II. +. Bartine and the Railroad
commission Of Nevada. The case
was in connection with the three
cent fare order of the commission
ON trunk railroads in this state.
BY agreement with Judge Brown
representing the Fspee an order ~
Iii, ,missal was entered.
The action of the attorney general
will pave the way for the Nevada
Railroad commission to perfect it,
plan, providing for p general slash
ing o! passenger rates on the man
and branch line, OF the Southern
Pacific. company within tins state.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12
ARMY OF UNEMPLOYED" MUST
MAKE EXIT FROM YOLO COUNTY
Authorities Demand That They Leave
In Bunches of Ten or Fifteen, But
Railroad Companies Refuse to
Transport Them

hand, of the Iolo county authori-
ties.
District Attorney Bailey Of Io;o
county received word from the Of
6ccr, oi the Oakland. Antioch and
Eastern railway that the company
refused to transport the "uncmploy-
ed" back to the bay a, body. al
though ticket, would be sold TO
small squad, ii the authorities de-
sired to purchase the tickets.
Word va, received by District NJ
torncd Bailey today from The Supcf-
vi>nrs of Contra Costa county that
any effort to send the "army back
a, body would be opposed and
that an armed force would prevent
its crossing the Contra Costa line
Eight members OF the "army OF
the unemployed" occupy cots in the
county hospital Four are there be-
cau,v OF injuries received during the
riot last Monday When the "army"
was driven from the Southern Pa
cihc depot sandlOt to the lcvce be
low BrOderick. IOlo county.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12
Fight In Carlin
Over POSt0ffice

We are told that a petition is be
ing circulated in Carlin rcnon>trat
ing against the appointment OF J.
W. Puett to the po>tmasteroni at
that place and that the petition al
ready has over 100 signatures. There
are four applications for the posi-
ton, r. +. key>~r. Dora +. happier
and Grace {. keyser. who together
with Mr.. l'uctt, took the examination
several weeks ago. 1t is also said that
Mr.. Puet passed the best cNamina-
ton and a> the position usually goes
to the one who makes the best show
ing on examination, the friends OF
the other applicants are trying TO
keep Mr.. puett from getting the
place. 1t is rumored that Mr. Puctt
has also made application for the
position OF po>totfice inspector and
it is probable that he will be given
this office while the postoffice will
60 to one of the other applcant>.-
Ello Free Press.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12
CARLOAD Of TH0R0UGHbREOS
ARRIVES FOR W|NGF|ELD'S FARM

Dream. a product of the celebrated
nursery stock farm of August Bel
mont Of New York. She met and
beat horses i'll training both in this
country and in Canada
Mr.. Gullams also brought back
with him Jeanne Dare. chestnut
mare by imported Benstrone, out Of
Naomi. This mare has the honor of
being one OF Americas foremost race
mares. winner at all the principal
race tracks OF the United State, and
Canada.
In addition to the mares, Mr. Gull
liam, purchased three choice Jersey
COWS from the Barney Schriebtr
stock farm at Sedalia. No.. and three
breeds of chickens and one of ducks
from the Missouri state fair expert
mental farm. 1t was Mr. Guilliam~
impression ON this trip that racing
i about to experience 4 great revi-
val and that it will secure the appro-
val and backing of the best people.
its objectionable features now being
practically eliminated.
Mr.. Wingfield is keeping his bloo1-
ed stock at the state fair grounds
pending his establishment OF a stock
farm near this city.
Mr.. Winglicld says his investments
in blooded stock do not mean that
he is cmbarking into the business cf
raising thoroughbred horses, As we'll
a> improving the strain OF cattle.
poultry and other stock. His farm
will be one of the best stocked and
equipped in the west.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12

Get Limit for
InfraCtiOn of Law

This morning Judge harrington
handed down the decision of the
court in the two cases OF the federal
government against the Salt Lake
and San Pedro railroad. wherein the
government officials charged the rail-
road with violating the United States
statutes providing that no railroad
employee shall work more than six-
teen consecutive hours, with eight
hours rest intervening.
In the first case the railroad was
charged with eight infractions OF the
laws and in the second with violating
the law on two occasions, the court
found the company guilty on all tel
counts as charged, and intlicting the
tull penalty OF $50 on each count
The case against the Southern Pa
cllc covering practically the same
points was decided in favor of the
federal authorities, the court assess
ing the railroad the extreme penalty
OF $50.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12
Public FavOriteS
In 2-Reel Special

Tonight the Grand presents fea-
ture program. Many old iavnrites
CTwo Reel SpeciaN-The Pirates
II Vita )-Thcy capture whole
boat load OF capitalists. .\nd they
do not do it for money. You viii
be thrilled and astOnished to watch
thy daring of these robbers OF the
sea. It, desperate undertaking.
but attcr terrific struggle and
running fire, i i, accomplished it
features John Bunny, Clara kimball
Young and Robert Gailord. ably as
sisted by 4 large cast of Nitigraph
stars. Comedy drama.
Pathe Weekly-Instructiv and en-
tcrtaininE Mutt and Jeff play proml-
nent parts.
The Van Nostrand Tiara i Rio.J-
\ we'll handled story OF >ltuth and
crook. 1t is pictured in Il society
setting. The acting and staging are
OF fine quality and the offering will
be we'll liked
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12

SNCRNMENTO. March ll.-Ju,t
before noon today the board OF SUI
pcrvisor> of Nolo county informed
the committee OF the "uuemploycl
army" that there is but one prop"s'-
ton for them to con,ider--that they
leave by the variou, railroads IL
squad, oi ten and fifteen at once. -.
Attorney Arm>llcld, representing
Yolo county, informed Assistant
District Attorney Frank +. Atkinson
that the "unemploycd' committee
apparently is willing that the army
leave but vote had not been taken
by the men.
With the railroads refusing to car
~ the "army OF the unemployed
back to Nlamcda county and with
the Sacramento county officials
standing by their ultimatum that thr
guard will not be lifted from the NJ
street and the Southern Pacilc
bridges, the solving Of the problem
of the "unemplOycd' is today in the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12
BOSS" MURPHY IS SH0RN Of
HIS POWER BY TAMMANY HALL
Is 'Dropped" by Resolution as Mem
Der of Organization for Nonpay-
ment of DueS-G0vern0r Glynn
Elected a Member

ruling and rendered a check for the
money due. When the check was
refused he asked for a vote. Seven
teen members of the board of gov
ernOr5 were present and they decld-
ed against the appeal, 10 to !.
Smith said the men named would
not submit to such humiliation.
The names were picked out for
an obvious purpose" he said, "and
We will have them restored to the
rolls"
Judge Dwyer replied that he could
give a very good reason for the
clubs action.
"Dropped for Best Interests"
They were dropped" he said, for
the best interests of the club and the
Democratic party"
Twenty new members were elect
ed to the club, including Governor
Glynn, Dudley Field Malone, collec-
tor of the port of New York, and
Thomas Tumulty, brother of the sec
rotary to President Wilson,.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12
Is Seeking Health;
Not Any Office

Con Ahear, the genial pioneer dis
pcnser oi the goods that cheer" IN
his ralatial resort, the 'Crystal, at
Virginia City, who has been on the
coast for the past five months SUI
irring from a peculiar case Of mala-
rial fever, was among the arrivals on
the express this morning. returning
to his Virginia City home.
Con stated that he had been asked
to get into the political harness and
seek the nomination for state Of
tice on the Republican ticket at the
approaching primaries, but you can
say for me that the "only race | will
enter at present i the race to hcalth
and try to regain the thirty-iVe
pounds OF meat that has left my
bOnrs."
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12

among the substantial men, remain
largely away from the polls when
decisive issues are involved and the
radical Wnmanhuod. conforming to
the radical male contingent, vote
carly and as often as the opportuni-
ty affords.
He believes the foi>tin@ of woman
suffrage upon Nevada would prove
particularly disastrous just at thi,
time. The states development. he
sad, is proceeding slowly and con-
~rrvativcly and the interests behind
this conservative and consistent de
NelOpmcnt are warranted in avoiding
radical innovation. which Mr.. Wing
field feels certain would follow the
female aGltatOr. once the ballot gave
her tull power to exercise her peCu-
liar Whim> and cies.-Churchill
[ DuntN Standard.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12
Hope for Pay Ore

Mike kovick, who is endeav"ring
to develop a prospect located about
two miles east OF the Carson not
springs, into mine, spent yeeter-
dar in thi. city. Mike says he ha-
Il ledge opened up averaging better
than eight feet in width that at pres
cnt carries but little values, the aver
age mineral content being about 81
per ton. In order 10 ascertain II
the property will pay to operate Mr..
kovick and his associates have start
ed tunnel in which they expect to
encounter the ledge after $50 feet "a
boring at a depth OF 500 feet, where
they hope for increased values.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12
Wingfield Will Quit the State
If Women Are Permitted to Vote

George WinSljcld, admittedly tn
states leading business and mining
man, advised the Standard Monday
in rccouuting the things in his npir-
ion best for Ncvada's substantial in
tcrcst~, that should the suffrage
amendment carry at the general elet-
ton this iall, he would close up his
busincs, and leave the state; that ,!r
nad plenty OF money upon which to
live and that his constructive amDt-
tiuno for the state would be thus null
lifted. The whole movement, Mr.
Wingtield thinks. has been farcicul
everywhere and unpruductive Of the
good results claimed by the fanatics
vino a1itatc the minds of woman-
hood. Experience has demonstrated
he said. that the conservative women
vote. matching thc same votc
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12

'Toughey" White Is
Confirmed by Senate

Another step in the change of
postmasters in Reno was taken yes
tcrday. says the Gazette, the appoint
ment Of Councilman Fred L. White
as successor to Dwight Dawson hav-
ing been confirmed Mr.. Whites
appointment, which was asked joint
ly by the senator's from Nevada, was
sent jointly to the senate by Presi-
dent Wilson on March 6, together
with that of Ben Rosenthal of Gold
field, John P. Reynolds of Sparks,
and R. w. Gale of Gardnerville
Councilman White received urof-
fetal notice of the confirmation by
tie senate of his appointment late
yesterday afternoon in a telegram
from Senator Key Pittman, reading:
"Your appointment confirmed. Con-
gratulations"
Momentary interest in the now
threadbare subject of who will be
the next United States district attor-
ney has been aroused among local
Democrats by the receipt of letters
on the subject from Senator Francis
G.. New1ands.
The letters are under date of
March 2, and go further than any
other recent statements by saying
decision has been reached as to wno
will be the successor to Sam Platt
However, the letters say, the SEN
ators arc not yet ready to make the
announcement IutIr111ted the
announcement of the decision will be
made soon, when the senators and
the attorney general get around to it.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12

NEW YORK, March 12.-The
rustng OF Charles f. Murphy, lead
Tammany hall, appealed against the
his followers ON membership IN
the National Democratic club, Great
cG stir i'll political circles today.
The ostensible reason given during
tic heated debate over the matter at
the club last night was that Murphy
was behind in his dues.
Judge Edward F. O'DWyer, presl-
dent OF the club, who has been lead
ing the hgght against Murphy, in
tlOduced resolution calling for the
elimination OF the Tammany leader
and the others, but this resolution
was not formally adopted as the
point was raised and upheld by the
presiding officer that under the rules
the men We're automatically dropped,
a, they had not paid dues for two
months.
Smith Wants to Pay.
Thomas W. Smith, secretary Of
THmmany nall, appealed against the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12
Almost Total Eclipse

At o:45 last evening the moon be-
gan going into eclipse, and at 8
O'Clock only a small part of the face
was visible. In that condition the
satellite looked like a huge fre-ball.
1t then began to clear and by o:3O
all vestige OF the eclipse had disap-
peared. Carson was greatly inter
ested in the phenomenon, and be-
cause of the clear atmosphere and
with smoked glasses and telescopes.
residents got a splendid view of what
was passing
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-12
Furnished Liquor to Squaw

rested Monday evening by Special
Officer John Wheeler and the Indian
policeman from the reservation
while in the act of disposing Of hq-
uor to Julia Grimes, Piute squaw
who has caused much trouble to To-
cal peace officers for years. Cortnos
is now being held i'll the county jail
to await the action OF the federal
authorities hurchill Standard.