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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-12-11
mOYLE-sMITHSON WEDDING.

Cards announcing the marriage Of
William A. Moyle of this place, to Miss
Ida Smithson OF Snake Valley, which
took place In Salt Lake City, Thurs
day, November eth, were received by
many of our people this week.
Mr.. Moyle left here some three weeks
ago, accompanied by his sister, Maud,
for the City for the purpose OF having
his eyes treated, which had been both
ering him considerably OF late. How
ever, when we learned that he was
Joined at Snake valley by Miss Smith
son, the true object of his trip became
too apparent, and undoub btedly resulted
In the complete recovery of his eyes
affection on the 9th.
The bride Is well and favorably known
In this vicinity. having spent several
months here on visit at different times.
She is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
L. Smithson OF Snake valley this coun-
ty, ut which place she was born and
grow up to her present age, % years.
In the selection of Mr.. Moyle for her
suitor 1t is putting 1t very mildly to
say that she has done well.
The groom is Nevada boy, and has
spent the greater part OF his life in this
county following the mercantile husi'
ness. For the past six years he has
been engaged with w. B. Graham ol
Ely, and so well and favorably is he
known by everyone here that nothing
we might say could do him Justice un'
less it be hearty congratulation upon
his choice.
The young couple will make thei'
home here. where the groom's father
mother md two sisters are living W.
wish them all the JOY and happiness
possibly in their matrimonial life.
On their arrival here, their many
friends will see that they are given
rousing reception.
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patronage. There is no better use she
can put her surplus money To than TO
assist the University OF Nevada.
$4,000 head OF cattle have been ship
ped from Winnemucca this year.
There is u balance OF S1,672, I19. - in
the State treasury, Of which S1o2 Ols 81
is coin.
Negotiations are in progress for the
sale OF the Phoebe Con. group of mines
In Lincoln county. The purchase
price is Al, 900, 900.
The many Nevada friends OF Bishop
Whitaker will be sorry to learn Of the
serious condition OF his health. He is
now said TO be failing fast.
w. II. Linney has resigned as super
ntendent OF Bambergerger' mines at
DeLamar, New, and Frank Janney has
been appointed to fill the vacancy.
A. S. Thompson has been appointed
by Governor Sadler County Commits
sioner of Lincoln county, TO fill the
place made vacant by the death of John
Simpson last month.
Governor.elec John Sparks was last
Tuesday elected President of the Amer
lean Hereford Cattle Breeding Associ.
alton. which is now in session ut Chi
cago.
Logan, the Winnemucca bank rob
Der, who was recently convicted in the
East of other offenses, will be an old
man when released from durance vile.
| He has been sentenced TO lJ0 years
! imprisonment. As soon as he serves
ont his time he will be tried for vam-
poosing with the funds Of the First Ma
( iional Bank OF Winnemncca
/ The [ q. Q +. of Nevada are mak.
ing an effort to establish an Orphans
Home for the State Several of ths
Z fratcrnal orders in Nevada have bad
similar projects under consideration
for It number of years, but have DC
ievcd the burden OF expense woul' bt
too great for the limited member-hia
Howeve-, If the Odd Fellows undertfk'
the proposition they doubtlss will max
a success OF it. Carson News.
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A Popular Judge.

Hon. Geo. f. Talbot. who has pre-
sided over the Fourth Judicial District
Of Nevada da-consisting of Elko, White
Pine ard Lincoln counties-in mau.
ner that has endeared him To all classes
of citizens in his district, and of whom
1t may be justly said, is a worthy sue
cessor Of his predecessor, Hon. X. r..
Bigclow, has been elected on the Flu.
sion ticket. as Justice of the Supreme
Court OF Nevada by majority of over
1000 over his opponent, p. NJ Bowler,
Jr.
To show how popular the Judge is in
his own district it is only necessary to
give his majorities, as follows: Elko
county. 6l5: White Pine. 2ls: Lincoln,
292; a total of 1928
Although wishing him elected to the
Supreme Bench, his host of friends
deeply regret the fact that he has to
take up his residence in Carson City
for the next six years. He is most
excellent citizen and will be greatly
missed by neighbors and friends. Free
Press.
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Eureka County Bank Sued Tor
$4,000 by Ida X. Clarke.

Last week, before Judge Hawlcy, in
the United States Circuit Court, the
takirg OF evidence in the case o. lda
X. Clarke, plaintiff, against the Eureka
County Bank, defendant. occupied the
greater part OF n day, and plaintlff 5
cnse was not conc luded until the fol-
lowing day.
Ida X. Clarke, widow Of the late
Robert NJ. Clarke, Is suing the bank
FOR SIS. 900 damages for the conversion
and accrued dividends on 81. oOO shares
OF stock Of the Rocco Homestak' Min
ipe Company of Hamilton, this county,
which, she alleges, we're the property
OF her late husband at the time ol hi'
death and had been for number o.
years previous and which the Enrek'
County Bank held in deposit. Alfred
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An Invention Which Does Away
with Roasting Copper Ore.

A New York dispatch of November
30 says: \ process has been perfected
for the treatment of copper and other
sulphide ores. which, according to sx-
perts, will bring about revolution in
m etallurgy.
The new method does away with the
preliminary roasting OF copper ore and
will permit of the opening up of
hundreds of low-grade copper mines,
which have been lying dormant be-
cause OF the hitherto prohibitive cost
of operation. Former Superintendent
Knox of the East Pittsburg Gas Com
pany is the inventor of the new process
and George Westinghouse has already
invested 81, 600, 900 in the system.
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DoINGs OF THE MINES.

Some very good gold and copper
'showings have been made in doing ass
essment work on number of claims in
the district.
The machinery is being placed in po-
sitlon at the Ruth this week and will
soon be In operation, after which a
steady development will follow,
Developments the past week in the
Saxton mine have opened up still
larger body OF copper and gold ore than
that mentioned Of two weeks ago.
At Pilot Knob everything is running
along smoothly and indications are
promising the existence OF large body
OF high grade copper sulphide ore
Numerous stringers of ore carrying
more than 20 per cent have been en-
couutered this week.
A bond ranging in the neighborhood
OF $50, 600 was secured this week by l..
c. Doty, in the interest OF Salt Lake
people. on the Jupiter group of claims,
which are among the most promising
IN this district, being situated between
the Mckinley company's Saxton and
the Ruth group, all being apparently
on the same ledge.
The New York IL Nevada Co. at Cop.
per Flat this week partially suspend ed
operations on all underground workings
to which access was had through the
old shaft.
The report circulated about town
last week to the effect that the suspen-
sion was due to a Misunderstanding he.
tween the local management aud the
workmen was absolutely without found
alton In fact. For more than a week
operations were kept up under trying
circumstances. One of the boilers was
entirely disabled, the other had sprung
leak and the pumps were kept going
with some difficulty; the shaft is badly
In need OF repair, aud. we are Informed,
dangerous to work through. The sus.
pension is only temporary, and oper-
ations on these workings will be re.
sumed with greater force of men just
as soon az the machinery is put in per.
feet working order and the old shaft
has been repaired to a degree Of safety.
In the meantime work on the new shaft
which has now reached depth of more
than hundred feet, will be pushed as
rapidly as possible by Manager Traylor.
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Governor Sparks a Texan.

Lemeta, Texas, dispatch says: John
Sparks, the newly ,lreted Governor Of
Nevada, is II native of Texas, haNiag
been born in Lampisas count, near
this town. He is the irst -oh - Trxas
TO be elected Governor nf another
State He had & inu-h i'n'e In the
early part Of hls carer anA ~ n young
man was engaged IN nnchiug cows
and hauling frel -rht between Lampa-a
and Austin. thee" tn iioustan. H.
got into the Cattle business and made
big money, saved il aud made more
money. until he J. today rated as i
multi milloualrc. his money being in
cattle and mines.
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CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

(By our Regular Correspondent
Mr.. Phil Goss has been superseded at
the Star mine by Thos g. Davis. Mr..
Goss and family will remove TO Ogden
this week.
Work is being rapidly pushed on the
700foot level in the Star mine by Con-
tractor Jos L. Moore The drift is
being run on the ledge which is more
than feet wide
The gold ore worked at the Star
mill last week for the leasers of VIII
Watsen's Johana mine wens 1850 tn the
ton.
These is a great scarcity of wheat in
town. About half the time people can
not buy enough for their chickens.
Showing the confidence in our newly
elected Assessor. A {. House, his
neighbors voluntarily offered to go on
his bonds for double the amount re-
qnired.
The items we received last week too
late for publication, we're mislayed Ed.
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CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.
Several Ac ts of Violence Commit
ted in this State,

A serious cutting atfrav took place
last week at kibby's station on the So
dayille road, Esmeralda county. Tom
Morris, Bob james and John Williams
wsre playing poker in Williams saloon,
when a dispute arose. John Williams
drew "a large knife and stabbed Bob
James. The knife penetrated hall way
between the short rib and hip on the
left side, and second stab under the
left arm near the elbow.
HHH
Last Saturday evening about 1:30
o'clock stabbing affray occurred in
the saloon OF Frye & WANNA, at
Searehlight, Lincoln county. While
James Custom was standing at the bar
taking drink he was stabbed in the
abdomen by John J Williams. 1t was
a most cowardly act, as the assassin
gave his victim absolutely no warning
OF his murderous Intentions.
EG H
AS result of quarrel between u
stage driver named Fontag and man
named VIM. Borden at Mountain
House, Douglas county, last Wednes-
day, the latter fired three shots AT the
former. Two bullets entered the body,
one near the shouler and another in the
groin. The third shot carried off a
part OF the man. 5 mustache. None OF
the wounds were fatal.
80 n
Seryante Tortanato. R young man,
was accidentally shot aud killed in a
saloon row Mt Reno last Saturday. The
bullet was intended for another man by
4 the name OF Capnrro. who had gotten
I into row with John Bertino over .
game of cards
Il r, n
Geo. II. Haley foreman nf 4 railroat
crew nt the O'Conner camp nea
/ Clark : station. took shot al a maj
named Krl last "Wednesday evening
IL appears the m-n had trouble at h
breakfast table, with the above result
The bullet missed thu mark, so n
damage was done.
n A
Fred Stone shot an Killed Il man b.
the name OF c. b. Conley ut Skc ton
Elko county last sunday. The troubl
first occurred IN a Saloon, but they a.
forwards went OUT On the street. an
Stone put three hullets fron rifle II
to the body OF conloy, resulting in tii
lnltrl.is ,letth al1nn-t in,lAntlN.
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Mr.. W. N Burke and wife arrived
here Tuesday from Denver, Col Mr.
Burke represents the Colorado Iron
Works Co., who have the contract for
bnilding the smelter for the New York
and Nevada Co., aud comes here for the
purpose OF superlntending the work of
construction, which will, in all prob
ability, be begun immediately.
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NOTICE or REDEMPTION
OF White Pine County G per cent
Bonds

~ PURSUANCE or As Acr of THE LEG
islaiure OF the State Of Nevada approved
March ad, ls>,. scaled proposals viii nov be re-
cciyra by me ~ my office in Ely. for the re.
dcinption uf White Pine County six Per Cent
Bend~ There are now eyer. one Thousand
lsl.0al dollars Ia said fund
Bids to be- opened by me- n my ntfce in Ely
~ II o'clock q. m on Monday, january >, laps,
:. H. WILLIAMSON.
County treasurer Of White Pine county,
Ely, Nevada, December 9, la0a.
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Roll of Honor,

Following is the Roll of Honor of the
Ely primary school for the month OF
November:
Millie OIdield, Minnie Curtis, Car.
rie Rlepe. Lucy hcKernan, Arthur
Paul, Jerrold Paul, Stewart Lynch,
Alberta Lynch. Leo Scott.
IDA X. CARoTHERs. Teacher.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AND TO
CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
OF september. 1907. By the fonrth Judicial Dis
triet Court OF the State OF NeValn IN and for
the estate Of George +. Paul. late Of said coun-
". deceased, aud that all persons having
claims against the said decreased must within
three months after the first publication ef this
notice, file the same with necessary vnuehe rs,
with the clerk of said Court tnV claim not
so sled shall be forever harrti.
NErTIE :. PAUL,
special administrator.
Dated, kly, Nevada, october :. 1902.
Date OF first publication, oct ., 1902.
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STATE Nrws ITEMS.

The Tonnpqh public school nov has
an attendance of 100 children.
Its said that here is IL possibility
that Mrs. John w Mackey will take
the University of Nevada under her
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Chartziand n. Sodoberg represented
the plaintiff and Massey, Cheney and
Smith the defendant eorporation.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
WHITE PINE COUNTY SCRIP.
TREASU RER'S OFFICE. 4
WHIT. PINE COUNTY, NEVADA !
ETy Dar q lu0D

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there are now over Five Hundred (s500)
Dollars in the Redemption Fund of White
pine County, and that sealed proposals di.
reeted TO me,wiil he received for the surrender
Of County Warrants on the General Fund Of
White Pine County until the next regular
meeting OF the Board of County Commission
ers. ,,e,>,
County Treasurer oi White Pine County New
First insertion Dec. IL. 1872.
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SOTICE.-Bills will be rendered on the first
of each month for all advertising and Job ac-
counts, and these, as well as all subscription
accounts, are payable to w. B. Graham, Treas.
urer White Pine News Publishing Company
who will issue receipts for same
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THE WHITE PINE NEWS.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
Ely, N EvAD a,
sssBY THE zee
WHITE PINE NEWS PUBLISHING CO.
W. STEWART. ..a.....~.Editoi
and Manager.
reRMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Advertising rstes furnished upon spplica.
tion at the Office.
Entered at the Postofhce al Ely, Nevada, "a
second Glass matter.
Communications are solicited. but the paper
sili not be responsible for the opinions Of Its
correspondents
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The items we received last week too
late for publication, we're mislayed Ed.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-30
REVIVAL OF CONFIDENCE.
Ii Was Indicated In the Stock Mar
ket, Yesterday.

New York, Aug. 30.-TAere was a
considerable revival of confidence in
Glcated in yesterdays stock market,
end in the final dealings the market
bfoadened out into animation and
strength. This was ia face Of rise
i'll the call loan rate to Per cent and
forecast of the bank statement in
dicating a cat in the reserves OF
neagly $6,O00,0Os. The immediate
prospect in the money market seeGa ed
To be overlooked on account of the re-
ports Of tire comprehensive plan said
10 be favored by the secretary of the
treasury for the expansion of the
aste circulation Of the banks by which
it is hoped to relieve the demand upon
the lawful money reserve for use in
'he. circulation incident to the crop
moving period.
The encouraging effect upon senti
ment Of the discussion of this project
was supplemented by the belief that
HE language of the circular issued by
thc Southern railway voting trustees
could be accepted as indicating She in
cubation of the project for Southern
railroad merger. There were the
Usual rumors also of an early settle
nent of the anthracite strike. The
buying Of Union Pacific was attrAb-
uted to a desire on the part of insid-
srs to encourage conversion Of bonds
into stock. There were some points
Ut irregularity in the market, the Ex-
press stocks reacting sharply. Amer
lean Bicycle securities, including the
bonds upon which action on the in.
terest is expected on Monday, were
notably weak. The selling was &C.
companied by reports that 1t was due
- liquidation induced by the coming
retirement of leading interest
Atchson and Canadian Pacific were
conspicuous for activity and strength
and there were gains Of a point or
more By many less active stocks.
The bond market was firm in SYM
Gathy with stocks. Total sales. par
value. s3,750,000.
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HAVE APPEALED
TO PRESIDENT

.n@de 20 TIE courts Tor a reYOc3tlOn OF
their Licenses"
The general says that no more
troops will be called out at present.
Strikers and a Captain Hurt.
Tamaqua. Pa, Aug. 3O.-Tn an en-
counter between troops and strikers
at Lansford yesterday morning Cap
tain W. II. Helm, Of Company X,
Twelfth regiment, was slightly m
jured. A half dozen strikers were
bayonetted by the soldiers as a result
IF the fraGas.
From da%break the troops were &C
tive in queRiag DISCREPANCIES and pro.
tccbng non-union men. white on .their
way to Work. AS has been the case
FOR the past few days, the troops were
.sered' wherever they went The Off
GERS repeatedly admonHhed the
crowds not 10 insult or modest the
soldiers, but their words had but lit
uc effect. At o'clock Companies K
and E we're psaced'in two tsoley-cars
One OF the cars was run in front Of
the ear which carried the non-9niOn
a,en to wJfk and the other. in the
ear. While passlEg through Coal
dale and Eansford the soldiers were
h2oted, but az. no svop was made the
strikers did not make any violent
demonstration. At Summit Hin about
double the usual number Of men avail
&c themselves Of the protection of
tie soldiers and went to work. The
Iickets of the stSikers made efforts
t. step them. bat the warnings of the
soldiers held them at bay. When the
car the return"trip through the valley
commenced. The word that'more men
chan usual were reporting for work
sPBe0d ekToush the lower part of the
TGlley like wildfire and in a short time
the -treets were almost blocked with
people. When the corner of Center
and East BersSch streets were
reached the cars stopped to allow
several non-anien men to get off. As
the men stepped to the ground the
mob made rash fer them. A hall
dozen soldiers snrang off the car and
With levelled guns forced the strikers
back and made a passageway for the
aCn-uniOn men.
Strikers Resisted Soldiers.
when the soldiers returned after
escorting their charges to a place OF
safety the mob commenced to close
in around the cars. The strikers were
in an'ugly vmood AID when ordered to
1'sperse merely yelled louder and
pressed closer. AS Captain Helm, of
SompaAy K, was about to jump from
the. car he was seized around the legs
and thrown to the ground. A haR
dozen privates who followed him were
roughly handled. One Of the men had
q portion of his shirt" torn of, and.
according to the enlisted men and the
officers, a number OF blows were
struck. Major Gearhart, who was IN
command Of the two companies, then
ordered his men to disembark.
With dubbed guns and fixed bayo-
nets the soldiers forced the crowd
Back.. Many of the strikers stood
their ground and would not move un.
I'll the soldiers jabbed them with their
bayonets. Some of the strikers, fear
Jag that the troops would fire, rushed
into the opera house, on the corner
and for a time a wild scene of con
fusion reigned. In about five minutes
the crowd had been pushed back to
the curb line. Ia the melee several of
tire strikers were knocked down
while others suffered slight bayonet
wounds. Captain Helm was severely
bruised by his fall.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-30
Mis-. Fairs Relatives Get 100000

MIS-. FAIRS HeIStIVes Get $1,000, GOO.
San Francisco. Aug. Soy the
terms Of the agreement made between
the heirs of the :ate Mrs. Charles l..
Fair and Mrs. Herman Oelrichs and
Mrs. w. <. Vanderbilt, Jr.. the former
are given more than 100000. OF
this sum 100000 in gold coin has
teen paid by Herman Oelrichs on be-
half of his wife and sister-in-hw TIC
Mrs. Nelson. Within month the bal
ance will be handed over to the heirs
OF Mrs. Fair, who Will have in their
own right more than 100000 In
ad@4ion to this amount there is still
between $4,000 and $4,000, the per
sonal property of Mrs. Fair.
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Neishbors to Visit President.

Oyster Bay. Aug. 30.-Sept. Is prom.
Uses to be the greatest day Oyster
Bay has ever, seen. President Roose-
Welt has asked the citizens of Nassau
county to visit him Oh that day.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Ohio-Fair to-day; local rains to-
morrow; fresh easterly winds.
Western PenRsylvania-Fair today;
.ocal rains tomorrow; fresh east 10
.outheast winds.
West Virginia-Fair today and to-
MORROW.
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wife of nt~Commander Temp
in M. Potts. who is to relieve Lieu.
tenant Comk&nder Beealer, naval at
tache of the United States here Oct
J., were presented to the empress. The
empress was. especially cordial while
tt.lking with the American group.
Mus. CsrbiA was also presented to
the king. of Italys
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-30
TO RECEIVE
AMERICANS
The Kaiser TO Give American Gener.
ais Recenfion Tadav

ais Reception, Today.
Berlin, Aug. 30-GeneraI Count Won
Huelsen-Haeseler, chief Of Emperor
Williams military cabinet, has ir-
formed Generals Corbin and Young
that the emperor will receive them on
the Tempelhof field at the review to-
Cay. Mrs. Corbin and Mrs. Pstts,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-08
OFFICIAL MATTERS

NOTARY PUBLIC APPOINTETED
Governor Otero today appointed Ra-
fael Romero of Mora, Mora county, a
notary public.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
Homestead Entries-April s, Vicente
Martinez Y Garcia, Pintada, $50 acres
Valencia county; Thomas Fl. Parsons,
Ration, 100 acres, Colfax county.
TERRITORIAL LAND BOARD.
A meeting of the board of public
lands of the territory of New Mexico
was held today at the capitol, Only
routine business was transacted.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer +. H. Vaughn
today received from John C. Spears,
treasurer and collector of Mckinley
county, go cents of 1900 taxes and S.. 40
of 1901 taxes.
INCORPORATION.
Oscar j. Zeigler, William A. Hance,
Charles Fl. Tucker, Lewis Hughes and
Joseph w. Hall, today incorporated the
Samson Mining Company, to operate
in the Cooks mining district in Luna
county. The capital of the company is
$40, 900 divided into 1000 shares It's
headquarters are at Freeport, Ills,
and it's New Mexico office at Cooks,
Luna county. Charles H. lockwood is
The New Mexico agent.