davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
The Timers Won

very interesting and exciting game Of
ball was played yesterday between the
Necco l1isemanns and the Cawthons
the former winning ny score Of to ..
The feature of the game was the pitching
Of yellow for the timers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Rsh,,. : The Lawlor.
hsndsceo a.Fq1nangh, city; David James,
1 9. Tln.sn, b. Miller, Fort Worth;
s.,o hna9sas City, Mo; G p Drodce
al crSsalhe railroads S. FERNANDEZ.
X S,onsspha, Q, B, SAWYER, Beaumont;
y; 1 NspSnry, George NJ. DIVER, Gal,
Hsb,araa ulEner Ellis county: r. II.
ft: u Cuba; 7. A. Williamson.
"A, al Johnson, Atlanta. Texas: j.
kI C,SesnTonI Hv. p. Schmidt. Nnccg-
aaS, csl,oh hel; Belleville, H.: w. ID.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
cot,on ReN Rate Announcements.

THE 1t Louis Southwestern Railway com
nanv ~ Texas has snBouDred a rate OF
one fare plus 50 on account Of the follow
ing events;
Annual nestiRg Grand Ledge Benevolent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
some Attraetive Literature.

The Burlington route Is sending out sew
erai new publications, which are finely and
prafusely illustrated with scenes at sum
mer resorts, etc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
Buffalo Fxno.i.;..

Be ied S,nmsetlon Is reached via New
rus fr Sssn and Crescent In thirty
I NJ sieen,r. New Orleans. Pullman
no VIZ cars from New Orleans
iass q. queen end Crescent with
/ y u2lns aining cars on all
Donole daily train service.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17

Mr.. w G Van Week, general manager
of the Southern Pacific and Mr.. ]. ].
Ryan left yesterday for trlp to ST. Louis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
MARINE NEWS.
roRr OF GALVESTON. June /,


New York. Arrived: Rotterdam, from
Rotterdam; chnStlpna, from Nnnlrs. Az.
mcnlA, from Hamburg
Sailed; California, from san Francisco.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
Charhon killInn CattIe.

olive, Tevas, June 1.-THE prevailing
disease known AS charbone In this county
has struck the town. This morning three
dead carcnsses we've found in different parts
of the town The dead bodies were imme-
diRtely burned 50 as 10 prevent as much as
possible the spread of the disease, The
cattle are all being yaccinatod ms quickly
as possible and II Is hoped that there will
not he any heavy losses in the future.
DR.. w Foisetter, acting State veterinar-
Ian. Is here and Is doing everything pos
slbIe in the way Of instructlng as TO how
to guard against a bad epidemic.
Kirbyyllle, Texas June 49, -Charbon has
appeared in the lower end Of this county
near Buna and has proved very fatal
among cattle and mules There IS no
precnution being taken to stop the spread
Of the disease, as the people think the
disease can not be checked until the drouth
is broken by rain, as water Is getting very
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17

EoTE-Trslns leaving Houston at4.4sp
. and arriving at Houston at lAs a. m and
nyi N. also run into Grand Central de-
Ft asparing 10 minutes earlier and arrlv-
tin minutes later than time given above.
5ltns arrive and depart from the Grand Cen
t,st except the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
81 sheh have depot In the Fifth ward, the In
faaa 8 Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
sAM DE International and Great Northern de-
n ldkstess avenue, and the Houston East and
n Texas morning train which leaves from and
fasTlhe Houston East and West Texas depot
hssorh Kansas & Texas and Galveston.
esa Henderson trains pass the international
h tiaiNcrihen depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17

~. M Arrive. ...-7.i5 .. N
!. ~-''s' ~ t,st mail and express between the
4 ,ird 70 y, "a Vii carry through cars for Dali
ats e N.Y. ~ going from Houston via the Cen
O., II. & $. A. Hy'
Grand Central Depot
california; Trims
Ills p. m Arrive. 400 a. n
~" san Antonio Trains
o.4s am Arrive.'....s.oo p m
a.. III. ~ N. n. II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
! n golp SCHEDULE.

4. a N. o. n. n.
- New orleans Trains.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
G. III. & II. IL. II.

Depot foot Of Congress Avenue
Galveston Trains.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17

Beaumont Special
an m Arrive. ....I.iS Q. -
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24
4 Thrcsl,ing Outilt.

Since the first of the month
Schall and Hopper have been over
hauling and rebuilding their sep
arator and engine and have built
six large wagon beds with winch
to gather mp the shocks of grain.
These wagon beds have matched
lumber floors and will waste les,
gram than the ordinary wagonbcd.
They have also bull, a cool, house
AMI n hunk house large enough
for crew oi fifteen men.
They will commence ,hrcshlng
September Isl al Harry Lewis
place. who by the way, has very
good crop of grain.
The capacity oi the ihrcshsr Is
l5oo bushels of wheat per day or
1000 bushels of oats.
Mcssrs Schall x Hopper have II
horses and have engaged nearly a
full crew of men.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24
Grand view Annexation

The mntirr of IL" petition oi
Grand View Ia he annexed la the
town of Monte Vista came mp IN
the county court Tuesday. II up-
pcarrd Ia the court that the prti-
TONERS were IN the majority and u
notice was issued la the town Ia
show causc within thirty day.. if
any il has. why an election should
not bc called la vote upon the
proposition Ia admit Grand View
as n part of ih" town of Monte
Fi-ln. The mayor has called u
special meeting at Woodman hall
for Monday night I" consider III.
uuc>tiou
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24
NUMBER no
MacarOni Wheat.

Next to the beet sugar expert
ments. the Chicago Record-IIerald
says that the most important in
vestigation being conducted ny the
department of agriculture pertains
to the growing of macaroni wheat
in this country.
A circular about to be issued
from the department contains the
report that Mark A. Carleton, gov
ernment cerenlist, who invesii
gated conditions in RUSSIA, where
most of the macaroni wheat il
raised. Mr.. Carelton says the soil
of the macaroni wheat region IN
Rnssia is much like the alkali soil
OF the semi.nrid plains of the
United Suites. Tests of the wheai
have been made in this country
anil It is asserted that it can be
grown, without irrigation. in the
Dakoias, tah, Kansas. Nebraska,
Colorado. Texas, Idaho. Ncvnla
and California.
If macaroni wheat can he profit
ably raised on aIkali soil II will
be bonanza 10 quite number of
ranchmen in tins valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24
N-thoai,i Episcopal Church.

Tho pastor is away nt coufrr
cnce. Bro. ". !. Whittier will
preach in :h" morning. No ser
wee in III. evening. Tho L"ngu"
service ia also adjourned.
Ev"ryon. who is looking Tor u
good time IN invited 10 tho hny
rack tide aud box social nt y. +.
Ayers Aug. g. Meet nj church
nj Z 10 u. m.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24
SHALL WE HAVE
A FAIR THIS YEAR?

At a meeting of the Driving
Park Thursday evening. there WAS
not "A quorum present and accord.
ingly the meeting ADJOURNED to
: Monday night next at Masonic
hall when it is hoped there will
he more interest shown. Monte
Vista has one of the best fair
. grounds in the state And i, is close
to town aud there is no reason why
we cannot have n good fair this
fall. All that is lacking is an effort
on the part Of horsemen and the
rnnchmen. Monte Vista is always
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

ready TO do it's part toward making
fair n success.
There are some good horses in
the valley and lots of bicycle
riders. And in addition the ranch
men are in u position to make u
fine agricultural display.
Let the business men and stock
holders turn ont Monday night
and take hold of this matter IN
earnest and good fair will he
assured.
Lets enjoy ourselves at home
and not all go To Denver just for
the sake of getting into n crowd.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

FL Nash irmv~ for Telluride
tonight. liz has enjoyed quite y
loog vacation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

Denver il discussing divorce.
Rev. Rankin proposes the whip.
ping post for n brutal or drunken
husband xml is opposed To divorce.
Public opinion. however. will
never condemn any woman Ia 4
life 81 misery because ~ \ mis-
tax" mad. in the selection ri h
husband. The tendency ri our
times il toward liberal divorce
laws. lIHsty aud i'll. advised mar.
r'sses shouli hs discouraged In.
IL pcrrhnnc" they should i,s made,
they should not lw considered
sacred. Mistakes mr never sacred
things aud cannot ls. NAL. NJ Nv
law.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

&. III. Mathis and wife left for
Clark, Kentucky. last Monday on
II months visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

CMpi,Ic- Bros. have s.w,,r.i The
s"rvi" IT nn expert horse sheer,
VII" arrived from Cripple Creek
this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24
A Little Scrap.

i"n' ~ wh"t O'"r W Nylanu
thonght when John Bailey was
getting the better of him last Tues
day at lIariRt.
The scrap as We learn it was
about as follows: Tuesday fore
noon Oscar Wylanl appeared be
fore Justice Warburton IN IL some.
what bloody condition and carry.
ing a chunk Of steel with which he
claimed he had been brutally
beaten by John Bailey at Lariat.
The Judge issued a writ and sent
Constable CLANCY after Mr.. Bailey
who appeared without counsel and
admitted that he had quarelled
with the complaining witness, but
denied ever having seen the piece
of iron with which he Was charged
~ having use.l ~ a weapon.
1t seems that At one time nearly
year ago Bailey worked for Wv.
land and becoming dissatisfied left
his job AMI that Wyland got
angry and struck Bailey who did
not return tine blow bu. went
away.
The attorney argued that haley
had secured slug and lay in wait
for Wyland in order 10 even MP
for having been pounded by the
latter a year ago.
Mr.. Bailey testifietl that he hal
never seen the slug which Wylxnd
pro.iuced in court and that h- had
no weapon except his fist. and that
Wyland Was the asgressor and
struck the first blow. Bailey nj.
mits that after the .Aght con-
menced aud the Bailey bloAl got
hot he gave Wyland tho hest he
hal and that when his adversary
got enough and ran from him, he
chased him up aud tackled him
again until Wylanl called for
help.
In view 81 the tact that he fol.
Lowell the man who Was tr, ing To
get away and renewed the attack
the court imposed iine 81 $40 aud
coat.
II never pays 10 s-til. hy blow =
aud the heavy tinr imposed in this
case was 10 impress tins fact upon
the community where iher. hns
been ton much of this husin.ss Of
late.
Prof. II. II. Wilson has hn.l n
hLitrrlng proposition hy his uncle
Io 90 Ia Texas and Inns concluded
Ia accept. This leaves vacancy
in our corps III teachers and the
isOar'l IL casting about for ~ good
man t0 place ai the head of tIn,
schools. They NJ" corresponding
with n man IN lillnoi. who has had
seventeen years experience ns II
teacher. Seventeen years ought
!" give h'm reputation TINT would
insure him u Vsssi jsA, near home
at . ietter salary Than hi. little
town cxn offer.
On Sept. 2"d Labor Day sill
liz held n Cn,On basket Picnic oi
the Fratsrnal Aii. Womlncn,
Msccai~es and Wom~n of Wasl
craft. A. Wagon Wheel Gap
Train will l~sv- Monts Vista NJ
7:n T. M. is-,a,nin /: leave the
Gap At An =. M. A rnnni trip
rate of Sl.25 for ~ial,s aud Is
Tor children has been arrsnv-.l.
q. u. lh,xxs came over from,
i.iiwr'y Wednesday, Mr n short
visit. liz says l.il'crty Is oH the
Grant ani f"r that reason il
attracting nsOrc attention than
Crcssn"e. Some vMsi pro~lscir
huvs. 1aAssls, sl...s.. ....s.4n - a .
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

County Clerk Chisholm has II
new typewriter.
G. II. Mathis and wife left for
Clark, Kentucky. last Monday on
months visit.
Will Woods and ID. j. Gibbs
returned from the Salt Lake City
convention Sunday.
Senator Moody came down from
jasper Tuesday for some supplies
and returned Wednesday,
MARRIED. "Wednesday, August
81, Earl Van Buskirk and Miss
Viola Swinncy, both of this place.
Mcrtic Moshcr came home from
Denver last Friday for visit with
her parents and friends in the
city.
Mrs. W. J. Clark and Mabel
returned from their visit to
Nebraska aud Iowa Friday morn.
ing.
c. c. Kerr, j. NJ. Brashear and
party returned Wednesday frolp
camping trip over on the Coneios
river.
John Bishoif returned home
Sunday from California. Hc re.
ports having enjoyed his trip very
much.
The young ladies' of Monte Vista
gave n dance At the Blanca Tues
day night. A social time was on.
joyed.
c. :. Hoichkiss and shorty
Phillips are building II large ont.
door cellar for the FIRST Avenue
market.
John .)cmison seems Ia bc Jesse
Stephcnsons candidate for county
commissioner Where are Darnrll
End l.runson.
Mrs. /. II. Abbott. son aud
daughter returned home last Sun.
day from their thre. months visit
in " isconsin.
John Stafford Inns bought ont
". {. Me;nzors milk business and
will take chnrs" Of the sam. the
first oT the month.
John Wo@ls expects to 40 bn,k
to Lincoln about the 30th of this
month. tie has "A few pianos To
tune before he goes away.
II. NJ. Phillips homestead ranch
has been ruined hy the alknli and
he hhs gone back Ia his old trade.
that Of plnstriing. stone and brick
work.
The rnnrhmsn nj Greeley are
enjoying n seassn of unusual pros.
peri'y. They have. n good crop %,
poini"-s aud ar" getting ~ a hun
drI for them.
The Simpson hotel gave n card
party nt III" sample room in Bon.
n"r block Thursday evening. A
large number attended aud n
s"iAl tim. ~xs enjoye,l.
Mr.. G. q. Brewster and little
daughter. june. arrived in town
Tuesday from Wisconsin. Mrs.
Brewster l. n frri.l of Mary
H~kcr AMI comes hero for her
health
Mr. u. A. Finn"y. wife aud
family. from Missouri. arrived ~
this city Friday morning. Mr..
Finn"y IL the fni'mr-in law of NJ.
l.. Wells aud he comes here Ia
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

the steel magnates seem to
think the strikers will soon be ont
Of money and will then he glad TO
return 10 work on any conditions.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

Austin Crooks. of Bowen signl-
iies his willingness To discuss the
sunday question with Judge IIol-
brook through the Alamosa Jour
nal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

Ii honorable business men can
not be secured for jury duty in the
cities, the Jury system should he
abolished. Professional jurors
are too much on the make.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24
baptist thnrrll.

Baptism during the Sunday
morning service. Come and see.
and consider whether this ,s indeed
Bible baptism.
Th. evening service will begin
promptly nj I'D o'clock.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday
evening ut 1:3O. All aro welcome.
q. i. Ncwcomb was down from
Government Park Monday aud
registered at tho Simpson.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

Will Woods and ID. j. Gibbs
returned from the Salt Lake City
convention Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

County Clerk Chisholm has II
new typewriter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

William J. Bryan will inves, in
the Wyoming oil fields. Recently
lie instructed u friend 10 locate for
him claim in the Spring Valley
fields and this has been done.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

Senator Moody came down from
jasper Tuesday for some supplies
and returned Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

MARRIED. "Wednesday, August
2l, Earl Van Buskirk and Miss
Viola Swinncy, both of this place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

John Bishoir returned home
Sunday from California. He re.
ports having enjoyed his trip very
much.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

sam Strong. the millionaire
mine owner Of Cripple Creek was
shot and killed by Grant Crmmle,
IN the Newport saloon Thursday
morning at Il o'clock. Crmmley.
proprietor Of the saloon. says that
he acted IN sclf-dcfcnsc. lie gave
hin self up nnd was taken To the
city jail. Strong with John u.
Neville, his fath-r.in law. John
Fitch AMI Attorney G. \. Prentice
entered III" Newport snIo"n shortly
after > o'clock. The four men
wcr. much under the influence Of
llau"r. having been drinking all
night. They were served with
several drinks aud then is.yan
playing the roulette wheel. :.nn
u quarrel began and Crmnicv shot
Strong with shot gun. blowing 0tT
the top of his head.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

Mcrlic Moshcr came home from
Denver last Friday for n visit witt,
her parents and friends in the
city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

Mrs. W. j. Clark and Mabel
returned from their visit to
Nebraska and Iowa Friday morn.
ing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

c. c. Kerr, }. NJ. Brashear aud
party returned Wednesday frolp n
camping trip over on the Concjos
river.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

The democratic state convention
OF Iowa was called to order at Dps
Noines Wednesday. The silver
question, and IN fact, the whole
money question, will he dropped
and anti-imperialism and anti.
trusts will be the main issues.
The chairman outlined the
policy Of the party IN the follow
ing sentences:
"ImperiRlism and the trusts are
the two great dominant evils Of
oar national life. They produce
the two great issues which the
Democratic party must meet.
"There can 5e no solution of the
trust problem, ,her. can be no
breaking down of monopoly until
government favor il Withdrawn u
from them. Destroy monopoly
and special class privileges and
you kill the trusts"
This means the old issue Of free.
trade is again to be made the para.
mount issue hy the democratic
party.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

Iniorinniion- were Gl,-i IN the
bribery cares in Denver Thursday y
ngninsi u. u. Tnmmcn nnL Fred.
rick q. lh,ntil.. editor. IT tho
i'o-t and Judge Thomas. lhilih
Scl,rndcr nnd Daniel j. Smilicr. on
charges II cinhrncy. which incxn-
attempting In hriiH the Anderson
jury. The csscs will In tried NJ
oscs before = jury.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

q. u. lhwxs c.,nc over from,
i.iIwr'y Wwlncs.lav Sor n short
visit. liz rays I.,l,crty Il oK the
Grmnt ani fr that reason il
attracting mWrc ntient,on than
Crcssn"e. &'nm vdnsi prospect.
have lately shown gnsl ore and y
sossl dssl II dsvcIopmsnt work II
beng dose there.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

Fifty dollars don't 90 II long
way with II sport ut Cripple Creek.
A young man from Alamosa
reached that camp the first of the
week with that sum and on his
second day in camp wired back
fnr xln
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

TIL. Colorado Stat. Fair to be
held At Pueblo. September g!. ~.
-. ~ Hnl ~ will nnori new
sights. srrnrs and stu,li.~ II the
general progress ~ tho country.
Exhibits of nov"l worth sni merit
will lw Hss.mblc'l an,l cncl, depart.
m-nt will liz complete. Ch-sp ex.
carsion tickets will i~ IN sale Tor
this xrent event.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

The young ladies' Of Monte VISTA
gave dance At the Blanca Tues.
day night. A social time was on.
loved.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

Rev. u. y. Baum preached nj,
Itm'I,lrr ln., Sunday. nnd while IN
that city he was call,si 10 oilicintc
nj tho marriage of Frank Mor,nrty
to Miss Ella Barnett which ta,k
place Tuesday night. The latter
was formerly N resilient of Monte
Vista
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

II. IL. Winchcll made a visit Ia
his mines over On Blanca the frs,
of the week. lie rcporis every
thing ns looking well and thinks
he will build II wagon road from
the railroad 10 the mines, dis
tancc of ten miles.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

Mr. T.. A. Finn"y. wife aud
family. from Missouri. nrrivci ~,
this city Friday morning. Mr..
Finn"y IL the fNt'cr.in law of NJ.
J.. Wells aud he comes here Ia
lss<sNt. suptn s,AnelN
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

John Wo1ls expects to 40 In, X
to Lincoln Hbout III. 30th of this
month. lie has n few pianos Ia
tune before he goes away.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

The Simpson hotel gave n card
party Mt III. sample room in Bon.
ner block Thursday evening. A
lsrg" number attended aud n
sp,iHl tim" wxs enjoyed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

Remember the basket social ai
H. +. Ayers lawn. Rock Creek
Tuesday evening next. gwen by
Ladies' Aid aud Epworih League.
The Orchestra has kindly con
sented Ia furnish music. HAY
racks will leave N. T. church nj
s:3o. Everybody get aboard.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

Mrs G. u. Brewster and little
daughter. june. arrived in town
Tuesday from Wisconsin. Mrs.
Brewster i. n fr,cnl of Mary
Hckcr anil comes hero for her
health
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

Machinery Tor T..~lns marvel.
""s wireless t-legr~phy system.
t-rf-ct-l after years IL work. IL
jut flushed by the Westinghouse
company. The earth not the nii
ia his medium. lii- wireless
mes~ag"~ will M cheaper aud
quicker ihsn cable. an,l absolutely y
secret.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

The ranrhmsn nt Greeley ARE
enjoying seassn of umosuRl pros.
i9ri'y. They hnve.n go"l crop oi
p"iai".. and ar" getting ~ a hun
hrrl for them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

c. 5. Hoichkiss and Shorty
Phillips are building II large ont.
door cellar for the FIRST Avenue
market.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

John Stafford has bought ont
W, {. Meinzor's milk businrss and
will take chnrs" Of the sam. the
first of the month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-08-24

II. NJ. Phillips homestead rnncl,
has been ruined hy the alknli and
he hhs gone back 10 his old trade.
that of plnstriing. stone and brml
work.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-04-18
A NIGHT-WATcHMAN.
c. w. Watson Will Serve the PEG
ple of Bly In That Capacity.

On Friday of last week Sheriff Geo.
Newman circulated subscription
paper among the business men OF Ely
for the purpose of pledging the money
necessary to pay a night watchman,
and met with considerable success. Fol-
lowing is the form of the document:
We, the Undersigned citizens OF Ely,
Nevada, hereby agree to pay the
amount set opposite our respective
names on the first day Of each month
to pay the salary OF night Waterman,
who shall be under the supervision of
the Sheriff of White Pine county.
The duty Of said watch man shall be to
patrol the town between the hours Of
8 o'clock p. m. and o'clock a. m.
c. w. Watson, who has been duly
commissioned Deputy Sheriff, will
serve in the capacity of Waterman, and
in addition to keeping the peace, his
services will render an additional feel
ing OF security in regard to pos
sible night fires.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-04-18
CHANGE IN MAIL SCHEDULE.
After May the Mails VIII Arrive
Several II ours Earlier.

On May change will go into effect
In the Ely mail schedule, the stages
leaving Eureka Immediately after the
arrival OF the train on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, reaching Ely the
days following at about II a. m.
On Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
the mails will leave Eureka on the ar
rival of the buck board from Palisade,
and will be due in Ely on the succeed
ing evenings.
In this way the mails will be dis
tributed here practically day in ad-
vance of the present arrangement and
the change will be appreciated, not
only by the people of Ely, but by the
residents OF other towns as well who
get their mail through this Office.
Tom Weldon, the mail contractor on
this end OF the line, has leased the
ranch at Round Springs and will have
a station there under the new schedule.
Leaving Ely the stage will go to the
Summit and change horses, thence to
Round Springs, and the horses which
are put on there will make the trip to
Hamilton and back to the Springs.
Mr.. Weldon viii put large num-
aber of wild range horses on the rout
end expects to cover the distance be-
tween Ely and Hamilton in rapid time.