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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
Will Choose DeIgstes.

They, NJ. c. A., will hold a
meeting Of the Junior Department
tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock,
when delegates will be chosen to
the Boys Department Convention.
which will be held at Annapolis,
Md, Nov. 1st to 3rd. President
Gawthrop will give talk upon his
trip through Mexico.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
'EPNOR1H
LEAGUE WORK.

The second day 8 session Of the-Cp.
worth League Of the Wilmington dr5..
trict opened this morning in the New
port Methodist Church.
Miss Elizabeth Scott presented Z
deeply interesting paper on the Meth.
DDS Of Working Mercy and Help Do.
partment.
Rev. W. Z. Greenfield read a paper
on the Temperance work Of the League
1t was discussed bp number Of dele.
gates.
RESOLUTIONS endorsing the anti.can.
teen law and the suppression Of tho
saloon were adopted. Delegates will
be elected to the convention Of tho
Anti.saloon League to ne held In
Washington.
An invitation to hold the next meet.
ing at Rising Sun, Md, was unani-
mously accepted.
Mrs. Martha Cranston, OF Newport,
was granted the privilege Of the plat
form to speak on Woman's Suffrage.
In the course Of a we'll chosen dis.
course, Mrs. Cranston said in part
that the negro was given the ballot
as a protection. The Indian came In
next and now surely it is the turn OF
the women. A few days ago in going
through the New Castle Workhouse,
Chief Warden Meserye informed her
that there was only twenty cells for
women and 22O for men. What .
lesson for the moral workers. At tho
conclusion OF the address rising vote
was taken, recommending as the opln-
ion OF the Convention was In favor Of
Woman Suffrage.
After the vote Mrs. Cranston said
jokingIy to W. r. Finn, "Get up
Mr.. Finn and vote against it, to
which he replied, II would il were
delegate. "
Rev. W. E. Avery spoke on Mercy
and Help Department.
He said that a man who is wrap
ped up III self is fiction on crea-
ton. We should draw the line in
giving to the poor, between earthly
and heavenly reasons for so giving.
II ever you meet poor girl who
needs dress. give it to her and
then invite her to your prayer
meeting, Crocodile tears are a
very poor commodity.
DO good, yonng people. and YOU
will be happy. Then the great
stone will be rolled away and you
will rise TO meet the Rewarder of
ali |good works
At the conclusion Of this address
which was applaudcd, the conven-
sang "Walking in the Steps Of the
Saviour.
The election of officers did not
take place this morning, owing to
the committee being unable to hold
a meeting pre- vious to the conven-
ton meeting.
Presiding Elder Rsbert Watt, D.
d., spoke on the literary feature OF
the League. There seems to be
something wrong aud plan is to
arrange for an evening with one Il
the great authors. Do not 20 IN
for the "Twinkle. twinkle, little
star fellow" who writes by the rnle
and !s paid by the yard.
Fire in PhiladeI Ipt,ia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
Coed photnuraph3

William Jordan has photograp he'd
the interior Of West Church, and Is
selling the pictures to the Christian
Eudcavor delegates, The photo.
graph is the best that has ever been
aiken Of the church and is very pret-
ty with all Of the decorations in it.
Mr.. Jordan will turn the proceeds Of
his sale over to the church fund.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
Woman Suffrage,

Tho annual convention Ut tho Woman
; u!iragp Of Delaware, winch Mrs, Martina
trnuston is pI1si4ena will bJ held in Now
pVrr, on November 5cH. Among tho
speakers VIII bo itov. Anna shaw, OF
rh,ludelpnla, ANA Chef JustlG9 Charles
B lore. The cause OF Woman ou!frAy,
III thi1 : ate ~ 4rnduitly gruwjnt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
Two SUerjIi Sales,

AuGLiunccr Slilham this morning
sold for ShcrIM Mcdaniel, III. Fa~an
at Maryland avenue and
Liberty street, to 5. II. Cunningham
or 500; and that Of Allan and
Ioulc at Seventh and Cnhrch streets
% Frank i;iggs, attorney, lor 5000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
Grand Army Men Smoke

Duponv Post &, A Ii gave smoker
TO the mcmior- aud ,hrlr IrlonGs in tuolr
hail M. AD4 MArfrt ~tr," last uyrnln9.
Audrrs-', war. made bv Peter Is AyArs
* G. Bustln4AAru, WIllnm A. II .ilLy
B ID, BIGla, Lou, l.. Wilcox and Dhulri
Ro'' - N - "nye eHnt hy l!le i'u,rv AN
} ones tlu ir'rlIs IN. tra-runt q Itrintts
hEd by several Oi those prH1ent. iluO uuii or
b0an soap, crackers anl pickle, we,u
~. Yh-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
BlDDLE-JOHNSON,

Mr.. Harry BiddIe and Miss Clara
Johnson, both Of this city, were mar.
ried last evening by the Rev, 0. G.
Buddington, pastor Of Bethany Bap-
tist Church at his residence, 9O7
West Fourth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Biddle were given a
reception by their immediate rela-
tves in their future home in this
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
Cuban Murderers Uarrotei

Havana. Oct. 24.-Andrew Rodriguez
and Aniceto O'FarriIl, negro murderers.
were executed today by the garro;e. A
fellow prisoner acted rs cxecutionsr, re-
coiving an ounce Of gold for each exocu.
ton, together With a reduction OF six
years in tho term for which he WIS I'm
prisoned. Death was apparently instan
taeOus.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
Not SmlIiD 4

pojlcG Surgeon Harris this al.
ternuon examined Frank Canning.
the coIorcd man whose appear auce
caused such excitement IN police
court this morning, ANA reported
that the man was not suffering from
smal, poX.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
Magistrate Wed 3 Elrsi Gaze,

Magistrate Wei MAJ his frat c,so this
morG!ug. Four CVlUr' men who created
disorder on a train onI from stanton
one night ubuu two w,ekS ago were
fined /. and costs each
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
MARRIAGES..

DEyENNEY-acDFREY the Green Hill
parsonage Oc'. 2Sd, 1901 by l.ev: T.: W.
Long. John Devennsy Of Rockford, Del.
and Mary A. Godfrey. Of DuPonts Banks.
SHlNN-MCREls-Ou Get. 23l 1901, by Rev.
W. F. Avery. Charles }. Shlnn and Edits
Mar Morris
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
CARD BASk EFT.

Immediately afteH the parade on
Hallow cen, the East Side Republi.
can Association. will hold a maSque
ball In German Hall. Tickets scots.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
O'ROU KE-CLOUGH

O'Rouke OF the Practical Farmer were
married. IN St. Pa,rick's church on Tuos
day evening Following the wedding q
reception was held at the Practical Far
mer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
len Duiiars Re ard.

viii he paid for !Ar return to thys Of.
tee u! % in noes that were lost IN
a payer bag on the west side yesLer-
day morning
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25

Friday October 25, 1901.
Hanscom's Fancy Flour
makes bread, ESQ does any
fou') but Fancy is just a little
better, just a little winter, and
makes just a little more bread
than most flours. Try a
SOC. bag.
Both phones 1856.
HANSCOM'S Market and Seventh.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
High SChoo, Defeated.

The Delaware College scrub eley.
en- defeated the High School team
yesterday afternoon by the score OF
i to .. The local eleven was much
Ugh er than the Newark players but
rut up a plucky game The lines
plunges of the colIegians could not
be stopped by the school boys and
three touchdown, resulted. Par.
ticularly difficult to hold was J.
Davis the one armed Delaware hall
back.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25

New York, Oct. 4. -lhc star bet OF the
sam pnign was made ut the Morris Park
Yhco track today, 1t WINS So 900 against
$40 900 that shepard wuuld he elected
Mayor. frank Far Ii u tmber of the
Tlmmany combine put up tho s25 900,
aud George Wnc1ler, bookmnker. the s!o
O00
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
FOR SALE.

e. Or SALE--FINE FOLDING BEDS ON IT.
A. Restaurant steamer. fine a1so rtment Of
parlor and cool; stoves, brass b 'dstead, saloon
tables. ODD bureaus ana stands. fine letter
press. comodes maate mirrors, Office chairs,
liable. clock, scales. one tin plate sto ". 4 ne
Domestic sewing machine. parlnr suites, line
parlor and dinin Z t bles. fine pianos AMI or.
sui tes - up, rockers Scots sdcbpards So up.
fine assortment OF antique, consisting Of
sdcboard. bookcase. desk, chest oi drawers.
sofa. bureau. PEDESTAL table Open every
night McNlahon bros, No. 5O2 King street.
Dem phone l226 o?4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
eGGEGeGGt <Ekek&EEEEeEl
II We Are Filling
Shoe Wants

y for young or old. little or big with the :
y best Shoe qualities a. uuma, cha Bile
4 small prices. Every item mentioned 4
u below 10 attractive, Every price 1
N1ower than usual one, and you know
the Shoes are right or they wouldn't
y te here. +
Y Here a box calf shoe for men. good \
Y. one too. guess the price. you would I
y say e2, and be about right, this special
u lot. $l.50 while they last. We had y
" few last week and sold them all In
y two days.
y Mems heavy Extenslon Sole Shoes !,
= seal calf and Velour oalt aud patent
n back stay for Sl.D7 a. gond for wear Y
Y and style rs half OF tha shoes for e2. %.
Y A table full Of shoes At 60c. a pair.
v A few for ladies, tho rest childre ns. \
" Nzes frem 9's down, shop worn OF
y COURSE for we are losing a dollar a
i pair on some.
Y Ladies' Fine Dress Shoes, II 95.
y A better than usual 81 % shoes. \
" white kid lined newest style toe.
" mostly g last, few D.. button and :,
y y lace
u Velvet Calf Shoes for 0iris,
Y The finest lot OF winter shoes. heavy, \
~ vet neat. the sizes II to-, 87c, value
~ Sls5. Y
n Two bargain lots Of shoes for boys. Y
" Seal calf the ideal winter shoe. 81. Il, v
" we'll worth l2.00, and new shoe at u
4$l.23, u very good II. 30 value. u
Mems Enamel Shoes. heavy exteu
\, sion solo patent baCkstay, rape edge N
4 Just a chance lot 49, usual e. 20 Y
Aquality. Il
" Special Coupons With Every pur- 4
" chase. 4
/: Fornan's, {:
\ The Money Saving Shoe House, \
y No. 10 East Fourth St 4
" between Market and King SITS. n
u same sldeJust Below Sharp & Cos Store i
W N
n aAA193a13334<3 33S2l- ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25

L'OE PRIVATE EALE..T YOUNa&SEl
u Jolse, cows. | has q calf by hor I'D
side the o her springing to calf: both good
family cows. Appiy 10 Stidham b Son Auo.
tion room. III East Al street. v24..t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25

TOR SALE-BUSlNESS WAGONS AT.
l. 6econd und French streets Zine given.
Hammond aJl. .BnlS
L'OK SALE-A FARM OF IS ACRES n EAR
II Ca 'pentoE station in Bra ndy wfne Hid
h ia farm Is well situated ant in \ hi III state
Of cultivation; S25 y can ,emain. Apply TO
Mrs. Sara U. wright Boothwyn, Pa
ol6'lm'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
New
Long
OVercOats

pockets. Black
heavy Thibets. .Oxfords Chev-
lots and Vicunas will be the
goods. We have some big
bargains in medium length
Box Goats. not so extreme in
style but extra values for
the money. New Coats just
in, Oxford Grays at SI2 and
SIS. An American Black
Montagnac at SIS and extra
fine smooth black Kerseys at
SIS all with velvet collars
and satin sleeves. Big stock
new styles boys and little
boys Overcoats. all sizes and
prices.
Open Tuesday and Saturday
evenings.
JAS. 7, MULLIN & SONS,
9th and Market, Wllmingtona
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
Fire in Philadelphia

Fire broke out at 1879 O'Clock this
morning in the store and wa, ehOuse Ut
Hunt, Wilkinson & CO., NJ. l9l9-2i
Market rect, Phil ia1n'phia. Several
persons were insured 10 $4,000
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25

r to the premises OF the subscriber ]9H
Gu Monday night at his farm near kiamensi ;
the owner can have same by proving proper
ty nnd paying necessary cha lges. g. M d.
Lyman, o"4'6t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
RICHARDSON'S ROLLER MILLS.

Flour exchang ged for wheat Feed grinding
and custom work done at short notice.
ol5.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25

.MEDlun AND PIANIST. !.
Reads YoilE Life. :
Cali and be convinced d1 tsf psndejtul
power. No money taken untii perfectly sat.
isfod. ''N'
No. 1903 E Sixth ST., hrs. ADAMS
oil Inn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25

, OS'r-ON gath INsT ON WEST SIDE
l.. roll Of notes amounting to $40 III paper
bag. $40 reward Il left Al this oliice,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25

I'OE SALE GOOD WOHK HORSE 4>>
II for saic, suit cart, StidhaM's Auc' d9h
tiou room, Saturday morning. II O'clock
ololt"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25

L'OR SALE--BARGAINS CAN BE II AD
H. in second han furniture at tn N.
Corner of SiAth and Oraay, strsats severa
HiS.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25

I,oR SALE. 400 UNkkDEEMED OVER.
T. coats that ,st from SIS to $3i can DO
bought now ut s. 10 $40 at McMahon Bros. 0J'
King street. Open ut ght o2A
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25

NOTICE - GENTS FINE CLOTHING
~ made to order by reliable merchant tai
lor on small weakly or monthly payments
Address Post ottio2. Box l67. city a3l-sm
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25

NM rEHARDTH rENNYKOY All PILLS.
- The only genuine penuyroyal pills; at
druggists Or by mail 81 o. Office 100 N Ninth
street, Ph;la.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25

FOR HOUSEWORK;
w also cook and cham be :mald want posi-
tion at reliable intelligence office, s07 Walnut
street, oa33tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25

MTANTED- GIRLS AND WOMEN TO
wv learn hitting; wages while learning
New Knitting Mills, A05 aud 407 E. l3th street.
ol7.iWk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
WANTED.

w ANTED-FIRsT GLASS COAT MAX.
w ers at l.. Hsiss, Tailor, East I'd street.
o23-Bt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-25
228-23O King St.
FOR RENT.

l'OK KENT-TH At LARGE TWO STORY
l. bull ding No. 705 W. Bti' street. suitable
for almost any kind Of business; a;o one S, So
Eighth street. a3i-eod-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-11-07
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Considerable Important Business
Transac ted at Mondays
Meeting.

Tho Board of County Commissioners
met in regular session on Monday last.
Present: Commissioners M. c. Shall
lenbarger, Ira J. Mcknight and A.
Heusser; also the Clerk and District
Attorney.
The following transfers OF money
were made: From General to Contln-
gent, $50; from General to INDECENT
Sick, 1923,
Henry Stead OF Hamilton, who is al
lowed county aid in the sum of So per
month with the understanding that he
docs his trading With L. Zadow and
Thee. Premenko on alternating
months, notified the Board that Mr..
Premenko had refused to furnish him
with further supplies, and accordingly
an order was made instructing him to
do all his trading hereafter with L.
zadow.
John Andersen OF Hamilton was
granted monthly allowance of $40 per
month, it appearing that he is no
longer able to support himself,
Bids for furnishing two cords of ma
hogany and eight cords of pine wood
for the courthouse and jail were sub
mltted as follows L. A. Cripps s35;
Harlow Darling, s3s; Oliver Coward,
s33. The contract was accordingly
awarded to Mr. Coward.
The unique report of Geo. 0. Kelsey,
Justice of the Peace for the Fifth
Township, was read and ordered filed.
II was ordered thar Gee. Swallow be
notified TO reopen the old road passing
through his ranch in Spring Valley and
that he construct the necessary bridges
thereon.
Geo. +. Morley was ordered to repair
the bridge on the road below the Com
pany ranch.
stephen Williams was granted per-
mission to construct new road from
White River. Summit TO his ranch,
thus shortening the distance about ten
miles, and s25 was appropriated to aid
In the construction OF said highway.
The Sheriff was authorized TO pur.
chase four cots, two mattresses and
twelve quilts for the courthouse and
Jail.
The Board then considered the mat
ter of providing fire projection for the
town of Ely and 1t was decided to au-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-11-07
THE M'KINLBY MINES.
Geo. a. TreadweIi Tells of the Or
panization OF the Company

The Elmlra IN. y Gazette last week
had the following concerning the Nc
Kinley mines at this place:
A meeting of the board of directors
of the Mckinley Mining and Smelling
Company was held In Buffalo on Tues
day last, to which Mr.. W. n MeGill OF
McGill, Nevada was summoned. Mr..
McGill is general manager Of the new
company.
Reports we're read at this meeting
from all the officers as well as Manager
MeGill, and 1t was shown that the new
company has every prospect of quickly
becoming the largest and most success
full corporation now engaged IN mining
operations.
Mr.. MeGill came from Buffalo to this
city, where he spent yesterday with
DIX w. Smith, secretary of the COM
pany, at his home on College avenue.
The latter when seen this morning said
that he had no particular information
to impart, but it was learned from an
other source that the affairs OF the Nc
Kinley Companyarein very fat tering
condition.
The sum of 300, 600 has been appro-
priated for carrying on the work in the
Nevada claims and the property is fast
being put in shape to yield enormous
returns.
That there is great deal OF faith
placed by capitalists in the group of
mines which include the Mckinley
properties may be judged from the fact
that William Edgar Shepard of New
York has left for Buffalo to confer with
moneyed men who are interested in the
Nevada Investment. Orders for min
ing machinery have been placed and
work on the Mckinley mine will short
ly be commenced in earnest.
Prof. George A. Tread well, who was
recently in this city, coming from New
York where he is gidely known as a
urosellurgist has givon the fVnUwlng
interview
''Mr. Mckinley wanted this to be
very quiet and to have no speculation
at all. Why, the Wall street men
wanted to make il a SO, 600, coo COM
pany and were ready TO subscribe all
the stock, but McKinly wouldn't have
IL. My room in New York was be-
sieged by reporters all the time, but a.
Mckinley was SO very conservative l,
of course, gave moi aing out, had no IN
terviews.
"After I had ine laeted the property.
which, by the way was located by Mr.
Sexton, Mrs. Mckinley father, way
back in II, and has not been devel.
oped on account Of the lack OF $50.
mile railroad, the company was to be
incorporated at meeting on the Pan
American grounds. The meeting was
to be on SATURDAY. September It'll, and
| was hurrylng from Nevada to get
there. | was in Chicago when l re.
eeived the news that the President had
been shot. -
Besides Mr.. Smitls number of other
Elmirans are stockholders and officers
In this company.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-11-07
Peter North Explains.

To the Editor OF TIE NEWS:
My Dear Sir: | find in THE NEWS
of October 18th that the Phoebe Record
says that was acquitted in Phoebe Il
few months ago Of altering brands on
other peoples cattle, and is said to be
at It again II the Phoebe editor
should have to prove his print, he
might End it difficult to do so. My
suit In Phoebe was not for altering
brands on other peoples cattle, as no
hrands Of CATTLE had been tempered
with ln that bunch OF Utah cattle
there were 46 different brands-brands
thu same and similar to brands in this
napt and therefore created trouble,
had a talk with Mr.. Meloy and he
stated 30 me that have some of those
Utah cattle with his brand. on them,
anu. on The same place, and that he
would have TO change his brand and
re.brand all his cattle. told him no,
that I would sell him what cattle /
own in that brand, and so | did, in or
der TO stop all disputes Yours, re-
sneetfnlly, PETER NORTH.
LUND, WHITE RIVER, New,
November 4, 1901.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-11-07
FILED FOR RECORD.

The following instruments were filed
for record IN the Office Of County Audi
tor and Recorder Garaghan during the
past week:
Mining deed. a. shellenbarger TO
Louise MeCarty, conveying four claims
nj AIKEN Gulch Placer Mining District;
consideration, $500.
Mining deed Henry Deterle to Mrs.
T. Riepe, conveying the Clipper mine
in Robinson District; consideration, So.
Mining deed. D. c. Mcdonald to e.
F. Gray and D. p. BARLEY, conveying
the Ruth mine in Robinson District;
consideration, nominal.
Mining deed. D. c. Mcdonald ct al.
to e. Z. Gray and D. p BARLEY, con-
veying the Kearsarge mine, IN Robin.
son District; consideration, 50, 600.
Mining deed. E. p Jennings, trus-
tee, to p. L. Kimberly, conveying a
one-third interest IN the Riepe mine in
Robinson Mining District; eonsldera-
ton, nominal
Mining deed. e. 2. jennings, trus-
tee, 10 P. L. Kimberly, conveying one
half interest in the johnson, two-thirds
interest in the Riepe, all OF the Watson
No. and two-thirds interest in the
Riepe placer claim: consideration, nom
inal
Mining deed Hiram johnson OF al.
to Ruby Copper Company, conveying
the Ice King, Margaret, Donald and
Colonel 5eiivrs mtues ii " nlue Plne
county; consideration, 81, 600 shares of
stock.
Quit claim deed. Thos. Hyndman
to James p. Nelson, conveying a one
half interest in the Bryan No. l and
Bryan No , mining claims in Silver
Mountain Mining District: eonsidera-
ton, nominal
Quit claim deed John Steele and
VIM. Hayes to Ida Mckinley and Mary
B. Barber, conveying all their interest,"
in the ground embraced within the
limits of the Elijah mine; considera-
Jon, the dismissal of the suit now
pending in tho United States Circuit
/ Court
Mining deed. Fred E. Milton ct ux.
to Mary Judge, conveying the Ivers,
Iyers No. 1, No. p. No. 3, and the
Judge mining claims in unknown min
+ ing district; consideration, $3.50.
Quit claim deed. Margarette Mau
to r. J. Brossemer, conveying her in
terest in the Comanehe mine, situate IN
Swansea canyon, White Pine Mining
/ District; consideration, nominal.
Mining deed. Chas. Clements to NJ
/ B. Garaghan and W. d. Clements, con
veying a one-fourth interest in the
Juniper mine in Robinson District; con
siderati0n, $500.
Mining deed S. N Holmes to John
/ Weber, conveying one-half of the Col
umbia mine; consideration. nominal,
W. G. Lyons and A. d. Campton to
/ Mrs. Margaret Scott, lots II and II, in
/ block I, on the north side of Ely street
consid GRAFTON, S45.
/ J. B. Williamson to Thos. Rockhill,
lots and 5, block I, on north side Of
High street, Ely; consideration, S145
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-11-07
THE COPPER PROPERTIES.
Thirty Men are Now Employed on
the Gipoux Group.

Six new buildings are now being
erected at Pilot Knob for the accom-
mediation Of the men employed in the
Giroux group and an addition is being
built TO the boarding house. Work Is
being prosecuted ON the Pilot Knob,
Morris, Glory and Riepe, the COM
blned force at the present time num-
boring thirty men, which number will
be increased az soon as additional ac-
eommodations can be provided On
the Glory new boiler has been in
stalled, and a tunnel is to be driven, in
addition to sinking new shaft. Dur
ing the winter work will be continued
without interruption and when spring
comes these properties will be in a good
state OF development,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-11-07

N A well-known real estate firm Is said
to be taking options and buying land
on tho west side for the Southern Pa
cific. II was stated yesterday by a
man who came in from the East that
there Is not a particle OF doubt that
the road will be built in south of the
lake, as everything has been planned
to that end and the work practically
decided upon. The land being secured
is near the Jordan river, where there
Is plenty OF water and vast room for
freight yards, shops and sidings. 1t
has been expected all along that the
Southern Pacific would come in south
of the lake, but for some weeks nothing
has been said of the project. Now 1t
seems the company is buying up land
for terminals, and the report cannot DO
doubted that arrangements have been
perfected for bringing the road In, all
of Which is splendid news for salt
Lakers. Tribune.