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KING PRAISES BoERs.

London, june 13.-King Edward held a
special court at Buckingham palace to-
day for the reception of addresses from
the lord mayor. Sir Joseph Dimsdale, and
the corporation and from the London
council, congratulating his majestyron the
restoration of peace.
The king took occasion 10 express his
sentiments on the subject more fully than
heretofore, and the taCtful recognition
which be made OF The sterling qualities
Of the Beers will doubtless materially aid
i'm the work Of appcasement III South At
RIGA.
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FIND TRACE OF MISS BULLEN
Pueblo Girl Seen by Ranchmen, But
Not Detained

Pueblo, Colo, June 13.-Niss Katherine
Bullen. whose disappearance has caused
painful interest heTeabouts during all this
week, has been seen and will no doubt
be found tomorrow She is wandering in
a temporary alteration of mind in the
broken country a few miles southwest OF
Pueblo.
Two ranchmen found her asleep in a
deserted house, but did not detain her
as they were not aware Of the Bullen
case, and she fled on their arrival. A
large searching party of mounted men
hunted over a wide territory today and
watched the ravines and roads but with
out re suit. Her hat was found today.
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CoNTRovERsIEs wILL ARIsE.
Representative Stark Wants Investi-
cations Made.

IoUeCTdI 70 TIC HoTaId-I
Washington, June 3.-Representa-
tive stark Of Nebraska has requested
the Office of irrigations investigations
to consider and report upon the inter-
state uses OF streams for irrigation
purposes. Professor Mead. in charge
of the irrigation Investigations. has
writen the governors of the western
states asking the cooperation in de-
termining the most advisable procedure
for the settlement of controversies over
priorities to use Of water Of the streams
having its course in one state and
flowing into another An effort viii be
made TO secure a convention or meet
ing OF representatives of the various
western states with a view to consid-
ering a system of legal regulation of
priorities for general adoption.
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WILL sIeN HARBoR Bill.

Washington june 13.-The river and
harbor bin was carefully discussed By
the cabinet today and after giving the
matter full consideration the president
decided To sign the bill.
The cabinet also took up the natter Of
early closing of the departments Satur-
day afternoon. and it was decided that
the custom which has heretofore been
practice should be maintained. namely.
the closing of the departments at 8
o'clock on Saturdays during the months
Of July and August
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reason that we have given her such
help in the past Our soldiers fought
to give her freedom, and for three
years our representatives, civil and mill
itary, have toiled increasingly facing
disease Of a peculiarly sinister and
fatal type with patient and uncom-
planning fortitude, to teach her how to
use Alright her new freedom. Never in
history has any alien country been
thus administered with such high in
tegrity Of purpose, such wise judgment
and such a single-handed devotion to
the cOuntry's interest Now, l ask
that the Cubans be given all possible
chance to use to the best advantage
the freedom of which Americans have
such right TO be proud, and for which
50 many American lives have been sac
rifced. THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
White House, June 13, 1902
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RANCHER KILLED BY
BROTHER AND WIFE

Cody Wyo.. June l3.-Tom German. a
rancher on Broken Back creek. about
forty miles from here. was killed bv his
wife and younger brother, James German.
The elder German discovered an intrigue
between his wife and younger brother.
The victim tried to drive his brother
away from the ranch, when the pair turn
ed upon him and killed him with clubs.
The man and woman are now IN the jail
at Basin
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OPERATORS CHANGE POLICY
Since Attack Was Made on Mine SUI
perintendent Guards Are on Duty.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. June 13.-FOr the
first time this week there was no dem
0nstratiOn in the vicinity of the Lehigh
cOmpany's William 4. colliery at Dur
yea today. The strikers efforts to have
the men keep the peace have been sue
cessful, and there was no gathering OF
idlers at the colliery 10 annoy the
Workmen.
The Lehigh Valley company has fol-
lowed policy of keeping its guards in
the background so as to avoid any seri-
Gus clash but the attempted shooting
Of its division superintendent on last
Wednesday night has caused IL To
change its method. and last night and
today extra coal and iron police were
sent to the colliery and they We're dis
tributed around the mine in cOnspicu-
Gus places. 1t is the COmpany's inten-
tOin 10 take no more chances of hav-
ing its employees injured.
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN KILLED
Fell Two Stories Down Elevator
Shaft and Struck on His Head.

Seattle, Wash. June Reference Ma
lone, a travelling salesman fell down the
shaft Of the freight elevator at f W
Newhall Zoos dry goods esta adjustment
today and sustained injuries causing his
death few hours afterward. The uu-
Fortunate man fell two storiese, from the
first floor to the basement, and
struck en- his head and shoulders on the
concrete pavement at the bottom of the
shaft. That he was not instantly killed
is regarded by witnesses of the casualty
al almost miraculous.
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MILLIONAIRE FIGHTS DUEL.
After. Exchange of Shots His Adver-
sary Proposes They Be Friends

New York. June IA duel is report
ed 10 have been fought. says a World
special from Halifax, y. $. at SAVOY
ard. near st. Pierre Miquelon. The
principals were a millionaire capitalist
and lawyer of Martinique The weap-
ons were revOlveTs. one shot each WIS
fired. The lawyers bullet grazed the
millionaire's head and cut his ear. The
latter's shot lodged at his adversarv's
feet. After the exchange of shots the
lawyer proposed to his opponent that
they become friends. The capitalist
refused and they pared enemies.
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Discouraging.

II uth-t
The Messenger Boy-WeI, how d yer
like mercantile life?
The Office Boy-Aw. dc boss don't give
me any encourag emeut.
The Messenger Boy-HoW's dat2
The Office BOy-Why. he never gives
me a look when I'm wOrkiu'. but just as
soon as start ter loaf a bit, he's Johnny
On-de-spOt wit his eagle eyel
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CheYenne Thanks Mondell

Cheyenne, Wyo.. june 15.-.The Chey-
enne board Of trade tonight passed res
olutiOns thanking Wyoming's repre-
sentatives in congress for their efforts
IN securing the passage of the irriga-
ton bin; also thanking President
Roosevelt for his kindly cooperation.
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PROMINENT PHYSICIAN KILLED
W. J. McDaniels Run Over by Troll
lev Car in Portland.

Portland. Ore, June 13.-Dr. W. J. Nc
Daniels, prominent physician of this
city was run over and killed by trolley
car on Williams avenue this morning.
He was riding a bicycle between the
tracks and turned TO pass an approach
ing car when he fell. A car behind ran
over him, crushing him 20 death.
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CHTNAMEN Non wANrrD

Havana. June 13.-The board OF imrnf
grafton decided today that fortv-fhree
chinese laborers who came TO Havana on
board the Ward line steamer ATontere,-
rom New York and reached bere IsSf
Wednesday would have 20 be returned ~
New York by the steamship compsn
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BEssIE RoNEHILI pYINa.

New York June 13.-Bessie BonehiH.
the actress, is dying from cancer at =
hotel in London, according to advices
received by members Of her family
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Willie's Response.

Willy met our new minister or my
way 10 Sunday school mamma, and ID
asked me If I ever played marbles OF
Sunday.
Mother-Mm. And what did you say
10 that9
WiIly-H said Get thee behind me
satann and .sr-aI liked light oft and let
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Amusement.

washington starr
y on say YOU are making garden Simply
FOR amusement
Yes. answered the patient man.
But there isn't any amusement III
spading and stopping for hours.
Yes, there is. il amuses my wife and
children immensely"
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Continued from Page L.
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DELAY MEANS
CUBAS RUIN
President Sends Message to
Congress Urging Action.
PALMA APPEALS FOR RELIEF
LEGISLATION WOULD BE DAM
AGING TO BEET INTERESTS.

IT. ASHINGTON, June 13.--The pres
w ident today sent the following
-- ,. .
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EUREKA BcHoEs.
fBY our Regular correspoudent.l

fby or Regular Correspondent
Mrs. Gates and Len McGarry return.
90 bom Tonopah on Friday night,
August 9.
Mrs. Gov. Sadler arrived on Mon.
days train and viii visit with Mrs.
VIM. Zadow.
Ars. Hoegh and son, Tracey, arrived
from San Francisco on Saturday last.
Tracey shows marked Improvement ip
condition and general health.
Henry Bartlett of Frenso arrived in
Eureka last Friday, on a visit to his
mother, whom he will accompany on
visit to her Ruby Valley property.
Miles McKinnon was a visitor from
Palisade for several days and returned
on Tuesdays train He will engage In
the saloon business shortly in Palisade.
Mrs. II A. Knight entertained par.
ty OF sixteen ladies on Friday night
last at her home on Spring street. jap
anese lanterns were suspended on the
porch and under the trees, the bright
light making an attractive setting for
the leafy green of the vines and foliage.
The interior was decorated with the
native product-hop vines and sun
fiowers-and bowls filed with cultivated
flowers were placed in various parts of
the parlors. The chief feature OF the
evenings entertainment was a game of
progressive hearts. The first prize.
an orange-wood blotter, was won by
Miss Nevada HUI, and the consolation
prize, a Mexican pen wiper, was award
ed to Miss Mary Frasier. The game
OF hearts was followed by a soap-bubble
contest, in which Miss Annie Regli
proved to be the lucky winner. Much
merriment was occasioned by the open
ing and appropriation OF the Punchin-
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tion Of two-story building on High
street, the upper floor OF which is
to be used for hall and lodge purposes
and the lower floor for furniture, collins,
etc. The building is to be 30x50 feet
and will be fitted up with stage, dress
ing room, ante room, etc.
A. d. campton is engaged this week
in stringing wires for his telephone
system in Ely. Nineteen instruments
have already been received, four of
which are now in place, and the line
is working entirely satisfactorily. An
other consignment is on the way and
within short time the cheerful call,
"Hello, Central" may he heard in all
parts of town.
VIM. Hayes resumed work this week
on his new grain warehouse, opposite
his store. The building will front 40
feet on hurry street by % feet in depth,
and is to be built of concrete with a
stone foundation. As soon as this work
is completed it is Mr.. Hayess intention
TO begin the erection OF a row of flats on
the lots south OF his Grand Central De-
pot 10 be built also of concrete, the
small buildings now occupying this site
to be removed to some other locality.
S. N. Nicholson, Supreme Deputy
and Organizer of the A. o. Z. W., left
last Monday for Elko, after having
completed the organization of White
Pine Lodge No. 10 on the Friday even
ing previous, with ffty-two charter
members, and later he received several
other applications, which will be con-
sidered at the next meeting. Mr..
Nicholson is what may be termed
''hustler, = and the membership he Sc
cured for the local lodge during his
stay here OF little more than a week
proves that he did not slumber more
than Nature insisted upon while in Ely. |
White Pine Lodge exactly tied with |
Tonopah in its charter membership, |
but our sister lodge will have to emu
late Mr.. Nicholson's hustllng qualities
II Ely does not far outstrip them before
the snow flies. The charter list of the
Ely lodge will remain open until Sep
TENDER l, to give those who may de-
sire to join at the reduced rate an op.
portunity to do SO.
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the serving of refreshments, of which
a fortune cake proved to lie an interest
ing mystery. A ring, indicating early
marriage, fell to the lot of Miss Frasier,
the piece Of wood, presaging journey
in the near future, to Miss Mechanics.
But the lucky bean, meaning wealth.
and the button, portsnding poverty,
failed TO materialize, even upon the
closest investigation, and remain a
mystery, which, il is thought, could be
solved by the two welcome, but unex-
pected gentlemen guests, who arrived
on the scene at a late hour. Those
present at the social gathering we're:
Mesdsmes Gertrude Hagar, E. W. Ire
mont and F. Y. Murphy, the Misses
Nevada HUI, Kitty Winzell, Anna
johnson, Minnie Mau, Anna McGarry,
Kate Mechanics. Mary Frasier, Alma
Spinner, Annie Regli Fannie McGar-
ry, Mabel Spinner, Jessie Diamond,
Flossie Ford
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JUSTICE COURT SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF THE FIRST
TOWNSHIP. OF THE COUNTY OF WHITE
PINE, STATE CT NEVADA.
W, n. McGill, Plaintiff
vs..
J. ira y T. Br 5rlm' Defendants.
THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GREETING
TO Ira A. Brim and J r. Brfm, Defendants:
you are hereby required TO appear In al &C.
ZION brought against you BY the above FAMED
Plaintih, In the Justice Court OF the irst town.
snip county Of " hite Pine, State OF Nevads, 10
answer before the Justice at HIS once at Ely.
N said township, the complaint herein hled. 81
~ % CLOCK A. ~, on the 2sth day of August. is02.
Inc said action Is brought against you TO re.
veiludgment against you for the sum Of one
hunaIe1 NIFTY seven and seventy-two one
,iatns dollars, due from defendants q
pI IH s ior certain promisory note set out
cause, 70 which reference IL hereby made, with
interest on said sum from the 18th day OF April,
iioso. at the rate OF 10 per cent per annum, and
LOT COSTS OF suit. as more fully appears by the
ferred. " "''N" w"
And YOU are hereby notified that II you fall to
appear and answer said complaint as above
required, said plaintlf will take judgment
against you for the sum of sl67.72, with Inter
est al 10 per cent from April 2s 1896, together
,o Given under my hand this 18th day of July,
JOHN WEBER,
,,, justice Of the Peace OF said Township
'hAs. A. WALKER
Attorney for Plaintiff, Ely, Nevada
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CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.
tBy our Regular Correspondent

(By our Regular Correspondent
Andy Olson has resigned the agency
for the stage company from Wells to
Ely.
Mrs. M. Pierce and Miss Nora Mason
have gone on visit to T. A. McDer-
mid s ranch.
Charley Sandquest has removed his
family from Cocomongo to his Cherry
Creek residence.
Mrs Matte Pierce has renovated her
residence and moved in, and is now
ready to welcome her friends.
Jos. L. Moore, the Star engineer has
gone on visit to Salt Lake City, where
he expects to welcome his sister after
thirty.fiye years separation
John Roeder, Jr., accompanied by
Mrs. Jas. Nssbitt, Jr., OF Phoebe, came
to town on Monday. Mrs. Nesbitt will
visit with her sister, Mrs, Hans Olson.
Bob Crawford, the veteran freighter,
is now located at McDermid's ranch
Bob went through town on Monday to
Mr.. McDermid's sheep range south of
town.
K. G. Davis came over from Duck
Creek to attend to business matters.
Mr.. Davis has furnished big bill of
lumber to the Star mine, and received
several orders while here.
Dan Kennedy, the mail contractor
from Wells to Cherry Creek, came in
on Saturday to spend Sunday with his
friends and attend to some business.
DAMS always ready to accommodate his
patrons on the stage line.
Mrs. Baker OF Ely came in by stage
on Friday and remained over for Mon
days stage, meanwhile visiting with
her son, Ernest. She has gone on to
Reno, accompanied by her son, Steve,
to reside.
The developments of the Olympia
mine are quite Interesting to this COM
munity. In the lower tunnel the own.
ers are drifting on three-foot ledge Of
high grade gold quartz. The owners
have located mill site and intend in
the near future to erect their own mill
The Joanna mine, owned by W. A.
Watson, Is o. X. A tunnel was run
by lessees a year or two since, striking
in its course three or four veins, but
supposed to be low grade. The present
lsssees, in drifting on one Of tho lodges
have struck 800 ore at depth o
about $50 feet from the surface.
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~ NDRfCA L Aaf u NOiSS NGIt pOlleu,
all for Elmer Bray.
White Rivera caucus OF the Re.
publican voters OF White River pre-
cinct was held at Lund on August 2.
Geo, NJ. Burgess was elected chairman
and the following Election Board was
chosen to take charge of the Primary
on August 0: n. S. Arnoldson, Geo. @.
Burgess and J. j. Gubler.
Reports from the other precincts in
the county have not yet been receiv
ed, but If any failed to hold primaries
the County Committee will appoint
the delegates.
Among those who voted early in Ely
were several men who last year we're
leaders of the so.called Silver Party,
and they were warmly welcomed back
into the fold. The result proves con-
clusively that Silver Party men in this
neck.o'-the woods are as scarce as hens
teeth, and that the fight to be made
this Fall win be between the Repub.
llcans and Democrats.
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District Court.

Judge Talbot notified the Clerk last
week that be would be in Bly, on Mon.
day, September /, for the purpose of
disposing OF such cases as might be
ready to come before him, and on Sat-
urday Grand Jury was drawn: but
after further correspondence 1t was de.
cided not to summon the Jurors at this
time. The Judge will be here at the
appointed time, but the criminal cases,
and also the civil cases pending viii go
over until the regular term convenes
early In November.
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Total, 80 delegates.
1t was resolved, that in precincts where there
are no primaries held, the County Central
Committee appoint delegates for those districts
II was ordered, that the County Central Com
mittee members appoint persons TO act as In.
spectors and Judges of elections for the pri-
maries of the respective precincts also to Sc.
lect places for holding such elections
JOHN WEBER,
Chairman Dem. County Central Committee.
RICHARD A. RIEPE,
seey Dem. County Central Committee.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

salt Jake City Utah, June 7. 1907.
70 the Nevada Gold Development Company
corporation:
You are hereby notified that we, the under
signed, have expended 500 In labor and IN
pIovements upon the New Home mining CLAIM "a, =.
situate IN Osceola Mining District, White wv aS
premises under the provisions OF Section ~
Revised Statutes OF the United States, BENZ
the amount required to hold the same for tns
year ending December 81, 1901, -.
And II within ninety days after the publioas
Ilon Of this notice, You fall or refuse 70 COZ.
tribute your proportion Of such expenditure =
co-owner. your interest In said claim VIII DC
come the property Of the subscribers ns
me proportion OF the said Nevada cola ~
!yelopment Company Is $50, for their share N, y
the assessment work for the said year lWl
one-half owner in the mining claim siorsss''
AQuIIA NLBAKrS'
II, HAsb
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total. ..ssr.....-...
II was further resolved that the Primaries
be held In all the precincts on Saturday, Aug
ust 80, between the hours Of l and O'Clock P.
M and the members Of the County Central
Committee are hereby instructed to appoint
the judges and clerks and designate the poll
ing places for the Primaries in their respective
precincts
}. r. SIMPSON,
Chairman
" B GRAHAM,
Secretary,
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Pay Rolls,

The NEWS Office is prepared to sup
ply mining companies with pay rolls OF
two descriptions, all handsomely ruled
and printed to order, below city rates.
Call and leave orders or send for sam
pies
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THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
Good Vote Polled in the Precincts
Thus Far Heard From.

Al the Republican Primaries held in
Ely and Copper Fiat on Saturday last
q votes were cast and this number
could have been doubled had on effort
been made In Ely J. P MeOmie,
Jos Newman, J. 4. Eager and VIII
LLOYD served as the Election Board,
ard the result Of the ballot was as fol-
lows
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

am now prepared to haul all western
&c, ,e,sht from Wells to Ely and Cherry oroet
at We s S nesIrins me to receive their goods
sans sans care J. s. Cazier," ana IL III, 3.
bsomaPtly delivered to me. I am prenarad % %
nSauie everything in the way OF TeiFbt ana
prepaid by me al Wells ~ s""ises VIII be
rs, eAz1ER
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The several Republican County Cen
trail Committees, or the State Central
Committeeman OF the county, are here
by authorized and directed to call
Primary Election
OF the people, In accordance with the
statutes in such cases made and pro.
vided, for
SATURDAY, AUGUST o, 1902,
for the purpose of electing delegates to
said Convention, In conformity with
the above basis Of representation.
THE TEST:
At said Primary Election the test to
be enacted shall be: 81 am a Republic
can and will support the nominees OF
the Republican State Convention.
The Primaries.
Resolved; That it is the sense of the
State Central Committee, that so far as
possible, all delegates to the State Con.
vention OF the Republican party of Me-
vada, shall be elected by the primaries,
and that wherever primaries ara not
held all vacancies shall be filled Inv the
various County Central Committees. or
NDStAtNf " VIC Obhb6 A6u LThl
Committeeman OF said counties, and as
a matter OF greater expediency and in
all cases OF emergency arising, that the
State Central Committeeman of Orms
by, Storey and Washoe counties are
hereby constituted an Executive Com
mittee with full power to do and per.
form for the whole State Central Com
mittee.
Resolved: That the County Central
Committeeman of the various counties
In conjunction with their State Central
Committeeman, be the sole judges of
the advisability OF holding or not hold
ing said primaries, and wherever
held, of the hours during which the
polls shall remain open.
Secretaries OF the various County
Central Committees are requested to
forward certified list of the delegates
selected to the Secretary of the State
Central Committee.
GEO. I. MILLS, Chairman.
e. S. VANDERLIETH, Secy.