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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
ELY, WHITE PINE CO, NEVADA
NAV ODD lQ0I

ELY, WHITE PINE CO., NEVADA
May ed, 1901
20 JOHN NICHOLAS;
,,a gu are hereby notified that have expended
tiyo In labor and Improvements upon ths
5 ,h,et No; Lode mining claim situate In
.opinson Mining District, White Pine county
2.ate OF Nevada, In order to hold said premise,
iuaei the provisions of section 23l4, Revised
s.atutes OF the United States, being the amount
December 3lst, 1900 s"uius
Ano, II within ninety days after the publica
i r1 o. TINS notice. you fail or refuse TO con.
az co'owyy our proportion OF such expen iiture
pe rs the property OF the subscriber.
"a ne proportion OF the said John Nicholas "a
"a "a ~. MS snare OF the assessment work for the
claim aforesaid. ~ 'ne mining
Yirst Rutl,co,ion R. A. RIEPE.
LAST August %
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
ELY. WHITE PINE CO., NEyA

ELY, WHITE PINE CO., NEVADA.
April 18th. 1901
You are hereby notified that I have ex.
pended 300 in labor and improvements upou
the copper Glance" lode mining claim stu
ated In Eagle Mining District. White pine
county, state OF Nevada, in order to hold said
Revised Statutes Of the United states. being
.ne amount required TO hold the same Tor Inc
year ending December 81, 1900 '"'
=, anu II within ninety days after the pubIica.
.loh OF TINS notice, you fall or refuse 10 con,
sIioute your proportion of such expenditnpa
~ eo-owner, your interest In said claim nv IN
become the property Of the subscriber "'''
Inc proportion Of said Thomas ps,v. 4,
20. $50 ior mis- share of the assessment woyL a.,
.he sald year lyJI, as one third owner IN ~ ~
mining claim Aforesaid. y" "e' IN ths
II o6 IN J,I.,s e. NORRIS,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-20
~ THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE Of NEVADA, IN
ANDFOk WHITE PINE COUNTY.

In the matter OF the Estate OF John Ragsdale,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that In pursuance Of
order of the District Court OF the State Of
Nevada in aud for White Pine County in the
matter Of the above entitled estate, made on
the 25tn day Of April 1888, the undersigned ad-
ministrator OF said estate, will sell at private
sale subject TO confirmation by said court. on
Saturday. the 22nd day of June 1901. between
the hours of goclock A. n. and o'clock P. N.
the following described real property. TO wit.
That certain house known as the ksgsdale
house situated at Robinson. White Pine Coun.
~, Nevada also the stable, corrals and out
buildings connected Herewith.
An undivided one half interest in that GER
tain Nine or Mining claim known as the Col
den Fleece situated in Robinson Mining Dis
triet, County aud State aforesaid.
One cabin known as the Roekhill cabin, sit
nated at the old town Of Robinson, County and
State aforesaid
II. A, CoNTNs,
Administrator of said Estate
Dated, Ely, Nevada, May 3O.1sOl 47-5o
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-20
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
WHITE PINE COUNTY SCRIP
TREAsuRER's OFFICE.

TkEASuRER'S OFFICE.
WHITE PINE COUNTY, NEyAnA I
ELY, June 4. 1901 }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
4 there are now over Five Hundred n5oo,
Dollars In the Redemption Fund Of White
Pine County, and that sealed proposals. di-
rected TO me,will be received for the surrender
OF county warrants on the General Fund OF
White Pine County until the next regular
meetiugof the Board Of County Commission.
erE.
b, WILLIAMSON
County Treasurer OF White Pine County New
First insertion, June 6, 1901
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-20
IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF lst TOWNSHIP
OF THE COUNTY OF WHITE PINE,
STATE OF NEVADA.

IN THE JUSTICE couRfoF LIST TOWNSHIP,
OF THE COUNTY OF WHITE PINE,
STATE OF NEVADA.
Joseph Newman, Plaintiff, )
Chef Frank, Defendant.
The state Of Nevada Sends Greeting 10 Chef
Frank. Defendant
You are nereDy required to appear in an &C.
ton brought against yoa by the above named
plaintiff IN the Justice Court of the First
township. County of White Pine, state Of Ne.
gada. to answer before the Justice At MS ONCE
at Ely, ia said Township. the com plant here.
IN filed at 10 O'Clock a. IN. on the End day oil
May, 1901.
Tie said action is brought to recover iudg.
ment against you for the sum of two hundred
and 6.1UJ dollars lslJJ.O5l SI Il of which Is for
goods, wares and merchandise sold and delty-
Il an asst gned account TO plAIntin by Chan
Joe for board furnished you. the said defend
ant by said chan joe 800 OF said s1uOO6 be
ing on an assigned account 10 me ~ " Is
Graham. said last assigned account being toi
FOODS wares aud merchandise sold To you By
aid Graham; all Of the accounts being gu,
and payable in the Town OF lily. White Pine
county, according to the terms Of the contracts
upon whien the above amounts are Que, a.
more fully appears by the complaint on tlt
herein to whicn you are referred.
Aud you are hereby notified that II you TAI
70 appear and answer said complaint, as aboFt
required. tie said plaintiff will take judgment
agalnst you for the sum Of sl01.o5. together with
costs.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF May
1901.
Justice Of the Peace of said Township
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-20
NOTICE To SHIPPERS

am now prepared to haul all western
iI,1iignt from Weils to Ely and Cherry Crest
A. wsII. 81 nesiring me to receive their goods
ssme VIII diamond c." and IL viii ~
bs1mapIiy delivered to me. l am prepared 10 ~
everything IN the way Of freight, and
prepaid BY me at wells. 'AAises VIII De
J 8. cAzIRn.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-20

Those OF our subscribers who have
last week. issue OF the NEWS in their
possession will confer favor on us by
sending them to this Office. The de-
mand for the paper has been so great
that We have been unable to supply 1t
and now need seventy five copies to fill
orders.
Since the quantity whisky law has
come In question Ben Miller at Cherry
Creek has amicably settled the matter
by laying In fine supply OF the famous
Cunningham brand in full quart jugs,
just the thing for family and medicinal
use. Don't overlook this snap when
you are dry, $50 per jug.
New goods are being constantly re-
ccived 1T the Ely Drug Store, and w.
81. Meek, who has charge of the bust
ness during the absence Of F. M. Clark,
extends . cordial invitation to the
people Of this vicinity to call on him
when in need Of anything In the vari-
Oa7 LA5o C8TEA 04 AZ obOCks n0 uNcT-
tisement will be found In another col
umn.
Sheriff Newman returned home on
Saturday evening last from his trip
to Eureka, where he turned Jake
Thomas, his prisoner, over to John
II. Gault Of Fl. Collins, Col, one OF
his bondsmen. who had been appointed
. Deputy Sheriff to come on and
receive him, and who paid over the
reward Of $500 offered for the capture
Of the prisoner. together with the
exnenses incurred In taking him to
Two beautiful new show cases adorn
Milier's store at Cherry Creek this
week, ono OF which Is chuck full OF
elegant French candies, while the other
displays toilet articles and those fine
Prince Waldsck and La De Cuba cIears
This addition to Ben's store does not
indicate any dull times with him.
Miss Hattie Raphel closed her school
In the Spring Valley district last Fri.
day and came to Ely with Assessor
Williamson on Sunday, leaving by
Tuesdays stage for her homo In Eu.
reks. Miss Raphel has been very
successful In her school work and her
efforts arc thoroughly appreciated by
The people Of Spring Valley. A party
wss given In her honor last Saturday
evening ct the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Cleveland which was well atten-
led and proved athoroughly enjoyable |
flair.
1900, 900 lives lost Ia one week at
'hsrry Creek-of those obnoxious flies
'hich got caught on that Tanglefoot
~ Paper that came from Mlller's
ore. Six double sheets for Is csn.s;
for o. 90.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-20
ELYS Big CELEBRATION
Hoo. 4. c. Cleveland Accepts In
vitation TO Deliver the
Grafton.
Five Hundred Dollars VIII Be
Easily Collected for the
Celebration.
Full Programme and Names OF
All Committees VIII Appear
Next Week.

The Finance Committee has succeed
Cd In passing the $3.50 mark In the SUBJ
scribing Of funds for the Fourth OF
July celebration at Ely and everything
promises well for the complete success
Of the enterprise. While the pro-
Rramms has not re. been entirely
perfected enough L. known TO guaran-
tee 10 all who come. no matter what
may be their tastes, thoroughly
enjoyable time.
Immediately after their appointment
the Programme Committee extended
an invitation TO Hon. A. c. Cleveland
10 deliver the Grafton, and on Friday
last received the following reply.
CLEVELAND, New, June IL. 1901
M. J. DAVIS, M. D.,
Chairman Programme Com,
Ely, Nevada.
DEAR SIR
have the honor to acknowl
edge the receipt Of yours OF the 9th
inst. inviting me to address the people
OF Ely on the Fourth OF July next, AND
In reply viii say l will be pleased &c
comply with your request, should
nothing happen to prevent.
Yours very truly,
A. C. CLEVELAND.
The people OF Ely and their guest
are fortunate In having Mr.. Cleveland
as orator Of the day. He Is an enter.
tanning speaker, and 1t Is certain tina
his address will not grow tiresome, Al
is frequently the case with Fourth o
July orstions.
At tho meeting of the Committee OF
Arrangements last Monday evening
Geo. Paul was substituted for hi
brother, A. c., who IL absent, on boil
the Arrangements and Finance Com
mittees.
On motion It was decided to advanc,
the ladies Of the Hall Decoration
Committee $50, and the NEWS wa
requested to notify the ladies Of FL.
that they win be expected to furnish
Ice cream, cake, and other salads TO
the picnic a. has been customary a
previous celebrations, all other article
for the barbecue being provided b.
the Barbecue Committee. Ladies VIII,
decide to furnish ice cream will b.
provided with the necessary cream
Ice and salt by applying to the Com
mittee.
It was ordered that all sub-commit
tees be requested to report to tn
General Committee at its meeting mex
Monday evening at o'clock.
The programme for the day, to
gether with all information concerning
the celebration will appear in the mex
issue OF the NEWS.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-20
Notice No Ss.

W. NJ BRADLEY, Law Attorney.
Date OF first publication, May -, 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-07
AMusEMENTs TONIGHT.
SENATOR pLATT's cLoTURE RULE.

The that Senator Ps proposed coure rule
partisan wholly without Although Republ
during his long honorable the
United displayed
permitted party his
proposition only sensible but line
long Indeed of lack such
seeking adopted
frequently appeared light
the country
The proposition is in way radical revolutionary. will
off debate but will limit reasonable length and thus
permit public business be disposed with proper degree of dis
patch Under the present system developed
assemblage which talk paramount
be determined obstruction equipped glib tongues
worthy desirable signal inadequacy
the rules occurred during the closing
Congress when the bill actually
death there regulation by
be checked
will be therefore that Plat proposed will
adopted accomplish desirable will
of the place the majority minority
legislation II the fundamental principle Republican govern
that the majority shall rule this principle
lately minority ruler because it was able TO pre-
the members That such condition con-
tinue every fair-mnded citizen will agree
has been framed to
partisan ends Such charge against Speaker
Reed when he enforced e Representatives but
adopted by and enforced
by Democratic speaker.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-07
A SUCCESS.
Large Attendance at Fair Under
Auspices Of OInsy St. Church

The annual fair OF the Olney street
church was successfully opened yesterday
afternoon and the large attendance that
completely filled the vestry Of the church
where the bazaar is being held. attested to
the continued popularity of this time hon.
ored event.
AS usual the fair is held under the au-
spices OF the Good VIII society and IL for
the benefit OF the Sunday school connect
ed with the church
A number OF tastefully arranged booths.
disclosing 10 view attractive and tempt
ing articles, are scattered around the
vestry. and with the bright decorations
transforms the room into beautiful
place.
Last evening the Estro trio discoursed
pleasing music while two short sketches
entitled '"rhe Flying Wedge and The
Man From Texas" were presented by
the Dramatic club.
In the former playlet Ernest J Sweet
and Joseph {. Davis displayed rare talent
while I'm the latter Jennie Gleason was
the star.
The same program will be given this
evening when IL is expected that a large
crowd will be In attendance.
The fair Is open daily from p. m. until
10 ID. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-07
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The town council met yesterday after
noon and the first thing on the program
was "Barbour's fence" Some time ago
the council ordered MIR Barbour TO set
his fence I'm from the street and he said
he would just as soon az the frost got out
OF the ground Mr.. Barbour and the frost
have got 80 days more TO comply with the
order OF the council
IL was supposed that action would be
taken on "A voting machine, but no one
seemed Inclined TO talk on the matter 80
1t went over until the next meeting.
IL was voted TO discontinue all gas
lamps I'm the town except those on WASH
ington bridge, and the Union and Subur-
ban railroads will by "A letter from tile
town clerk. be asked To come down hills
I'm the thickly settled portion of the town
at slower rate OF speed. A commission
was appointed to define the grade OF
Sixth street southerly from Mauran ave-
nue..
All unpaid taxes OF the years 1sg5-4-5-6
were abated. these being the years that
Mr.. Hunter was the collector The clos
ing feature OF the meeting was a COM
mUnicauon from Elloa blessing asking
for the modest sum OF $1,000. claiming
that she was permanently injured by be-
ing struck by the limb OF tree on Roger
Williams avenue on Feb. 9. This case
was referred to the town solicitor.
The Lashuas. William and Mabel, have
had more or less business In the Seventh
District court during their three years
stay I'm the town. Mrs. Lashua was
caller this morning. she having been ar
rested by Chief Adams yesterday on
Warren avenue for being drunk. Shc
was fined 81 and costs and the costs were
more than ordinary. for the chief was
Obliged to call upon citizen TO assist
him in getting the festive Mabel To the
station. In court this morning she said
that she had drunk only three hot whis-
keys and she could not see how they could
have affecteu her so, She paid her fine.
Health OFFICER Mason B. Wood removed
a diphthcria card from house on Jack
son avenue last evening.
The All Around Social Club will hold q
social In the town hall this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-07
NEW COMBINATIONS.

Henry Clews. the New York banker.
has this 20 say about forming new COM
binations:
The country has now had three success
siye years or extraordinary financial ac-
uvity and change. Within that time. full
~ five milliards OF consolidated industri-
al securities have been Issued. IN place
of less than half that sum OF issues made
by the original Independent corpora tions
and without any corresponding addition
10 the working plant OF the country. In
other words, the leading national indus-
tries have been oven capitalized Go the
extent of more than double their Fisi-
nal true valuation. In order. therefore,
for this class OF investments. to main-
tain their former rate OF market Nnluc.
IL VIII be necessary for the plants 10
make net earnings, equal to double their
former profits rs separate corporations.
l venture no opinion on the question as
TO whether the consultations can or viii
do this. On that matter. 10 seems 10 me-,
the true business attitude rs 10 regard
this great change as an experiment In
which nothing u taken Tor grantrd, put
everything left To be Determined By the
ascertained results OF experience. The
question, therefore. arises whether this
very large proportion OF our Industrial
wealth having been capitalized on such
an extraordinary basis OF Initiation, it
IL prudent or safe 90 encourage further
consultations, on like conditions, until
the existing amalgamati tions have demons
strtted their merits or dement's by tho
results Of their operations. II Ii undeni-
able that these radical changes in tho
basis of oar Industries, together with
similar movcmcnt IN our ruircad sys-
TENS, are 80 affecting the Foundations ~
our prtAcipa3 Soprccs az inNcSiment as
To prodace a very uncertain feeling about
the returns derivablc from capital That
uncertainty cannot bat have an unWhole-
Some effect upon Investment Interests az
large: and, IN the long run Il Will give
no help 10 the maintenance or the extra
ordinary range of prices now prevailing
Fl4..
boom radects the optimistic tnterprcta-
tion OF this financial revelation, when the
bulls" have exhausted The exciterf M,
We may expect an interesting exhibition
of the isar sids OF the question.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-07
LEGISLATIVE OUTBREAKS.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-07
DUKE OF ARGYLrS TREASURE TROvs

Quite n novel kind OF excitement has
been caused lately In the west oi ArgAA
by the announcement that the Duke u
Argyll during the summer OF this year H.
10 institute search FOR the sunkcn
treasure In Loeb Duan. on the sound Of
Null. about half way between Tobcrmory
and Ohan, says the birmingham Post,
Diving operations which were proceed
ing here about a hundred years agO were
stopped abruptly by the then Duke of Ar
treasure trOVe recovered would be- ella Inn
cd by the crown. But the present duke
has got the crown to waive these claims.
and II g. stated that whatever wealth his
grace RECEIVERS viii be- his own
The plans and charts used GA the former
g-earch are all available having been pre-
served ~ inverary. The story TO the ef-
feet that three Americans from philadel-
the treagure in Loeb. .Duan g. Inaccurate
AZ Ear ss this loCh IS concerned.
The Admiral Of Florence. which went
down in Loeb puen IN idSS. carried with
her Immense treasures ~ gold and prec-
fouS STONES and lics in shallow water
With the primitive appliances then avail
abe the duke raised several pieces of ord-
nance which stili grace the precincts OF
IN" ducai scat ~ 1nverary.
Great cNpe''e tons are s'eing Cherished
a. to the wealth in gold and precious
stoucs i,ing in I.och Duan and at Tober-
uorv iu thn hay OF which another wreck
~ one or the Spani~h Armada vessels
rsmcd the Florida lies covered with the
iidrs. Too. Inc same Duke OF Argyll in
stuuted \ search FOR relics and brought
up good deal of material chiefly bre -
cannon and timber. which has been made
into chairs. boxes and ornaments y var
his vessel sir Matter Scott presented Hi
Mainstvs renrrc " when fho latter vis-
ff.d Eairhiush
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-07
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.

The Bible class conducted by Rev James
NJ Gray ID. d.. Wednesday evening
seems to he increasingly popular a high
water roar.. attendance 0f about 200 per-
sons haNing hceu reached by actual
count The lesson last night was on the
life OF David az recorded in ] Kings.
The jodnt debate tonight between the
Lyceum and the Brown University Debat-
ing Union promises 10 be Of much inter-
est The question will be- the same one
that the Brown boys will debate With
Dartmouth: Resolved That tho hteg-
rity and Independence OF the Chinese E.n-
pire should be maintained" The Lycclm
will be represented by G. l.. knceland,
George ". Walker and Harry Slocomb,
who will have the affirmative side OF the
question. while the negative viii be up-
held by f. r. Greene +. l.. Carr and H.
~ Davis representing the Brown organi-
zation.
The next talk 10 the members Of the
boys department will be given Friday
evening by Robert r. Clifford whose SUBJ
iect win be Opportunities for success In
the insurance business"
Next Sunday Rcv. j. A. Hainer, pastor
OF the Pearl street Baptist churcn. viii
give the second OF his addresses which
are 10 cover the Sundays in March, the
topic being "The Gaderene Demonlac.
There will be- gospel singing by Mrs. 6.
l.. Harris. The succeeding subjects viii
be: March H. Under the Blood; March
20 ''One Fold and one Shepherd March
81. "Set Thine House I'm Order
Earle y. Cross will conduct the boys
meeting Sunday afternoon and the sub
iect Will he Long Distance Echoes" The
average attendance at these meetings for
February was 49, the largest number yet
reached.
The Lyceum is preparing for an inter-
esting evening next week "Wednesday
when mock trial will be held
The 1lth annual conference OF the boys
departments OF the associations of Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island will be held at
Pawtucket. March 22-2i with an excellent
program and as the place Is so near
large delegation will undoubtedly attend
from the local association. ON the fore
noon OF Saturday, March %, the conven-
tion will visit the Providence associa-
tion's gymnasium and a lunch will Ice
served to the visitors by the local Wom-
ans Auxiliary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-07
Whaf Others
fire Saying.

THE protracted sugar growers sue
'ceeded I'm having Russian sugar
barred out OF the country. Russia in
tends 10 bar out American steel. The
sugar growers are strong. The steel
men are strong. Here is row within
the ranks OF the protected pets OF tho
country. me public VIII enjoy IL
when II comes Off. and will cry loudly,
May the best man win, and the win
ner be SO weakened that he cannot
live. Galveston News.
France adds the withdrawal OF it's
troops in China TO the withdrawal of
Russia aud the United .,ates. Mill
tary expeditions are, or should be,
over Regulation and supervision are
necessary. The lesser Powers and
Germany alone make this difficult.
Indemnity cannot, Il is plain. be left
ia mere demands. III must be based
on principles and II should IN some
shape be brought before the tribunal
provided by the Hague convention. -
Philadelphia Press.
'Devery seems 10 have gone off at
half cock when ne ordered out the
reserves because Of unsubstantial ru-
mors OF "A street car strike i'm Brook
lyn. The former chief is ike the old
time doctor who was great on fits.
When that famous me,.-cal specialist
was summoned he invariably tried TO
force his patient to throw a fit i'm
order TO prove his transcendent ability
in the cure OF THAI sort OF malady.
Devery Is great on street car strikes,
or he thinks he is. II he can get a
chance 10 grapple with "a few thou
sand strikers he hopes that his red
Hight record will be forgotten or for
given. New York Tribune.
According TO London Truth. the
first thing the British public asks OF
the new king is that he shall at once
exert his royal prerogative and APP
point new poet laureate. San
Francisco Call.
Congress set the American people a
bad example by holding a Sunday ses-
sion Yesterday, and yet II insists on
the Sunday closing OF expositions
Buffalo Courier
"The strike of the Paris dressmak-
ers nas petered out. and Tom Hoods
immortal song OF the shirt can be re-
vised SO as 10 fit the skirt. IL is the
same old story. '--Roston Herald.
.s-o.s.
The desire 10 secure that additional
island is now justified on the theory
that II the Cubans refuse us coaling
stations that the navy viii have To
go 10 the Isle of Pines and get wood"
-Pittsburg Dispatch.
ss.O.s-
"rhe Cubans could not give a more
significant evidence OF their good will
than In their suggestion that there
should be reciprocal free trade I'm nat
ural products between the United
States and their island. d."--PhlladelphIa
Record.