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NOTES OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

ter Sunday when the Holy Name Society
viii receive new members.
A concert is 20 be given for the bene-
~ OF the church Tuesday evening, April
q. in the school hall. Some OF the best
known local talent will participate in
the program. Among these viii be
George X. O'Connor J. Walter Hum
phrey. Edward j. Walsh. and mando-
lin quartet under the direction OF VIII
liam Edward Todd, Jr
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b. the REV. JOHN \. LYLE.

Christ is the true light II the world.
Spirituality is aivsvs opposed by msteri3liSm
Missionary work calls for the iruest herolssn
Cod himself is the great factor in the spiritual
progress 81 mankind
The world must be- saved by teaching and
living the truth.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church Of Christ. Scientist. Scot
fish Rite Hall. 1907 G Street northwest
Services II a. IN and 5 D. m; subject,
Cnreality;" sunday school. II a. m:
Wednesday. 8 p. n.
Second Church OF Christ. Scientist,
hall, 1902 Fourteenth Street northwest
Services, II a. m. subject, "Unreality."
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UNITED BRETHREN.

First Memorial Church. r and North
Capitol Streets. the Rev. o. ". Burtner.
pastor Preaching ar II a. r.. and z.S0
p. m; morning theme What the Bible
Says About Judging Others" evening
theme. Now Does Your Yoke Fit2" The
evening sermon will be by the Rev. Al
bert r Ogg
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ST. THERESA'S.

The Rev. DR. Aiken will preach the
Lenten sermon tomorrow evening at the
Nesper service. the Rev James ID. Ster-
ling will deliver the Sunday evening
sermon on April >.
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ST. DOMINIC,S.

Mex Friday. devotions IN honor Of the
Sacred Heart viii take place morning
and evening. The Lenteu services have
been faithfully attended. and a series Of
interesting sermons has been preached.
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ST. PATRIcK,s

The Rev. DR.. Stafford will preach to-
morrow AZ the II o'clock mass. The Rev.
Father Dolan will preach at tie vesper
service AZ 80 In the evening. Masses
will be Ar :. ?, 10. and II O'Clock. Sunday
school after the 8 o'clock mass. Baptisms
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UNITARIAN.

All Souls Church. Fourteenth Street,
corner Of L Street northwest. the Rev
Ulysses q. p. Pierce. minisrer-1l
O'Clock. morning service. sermon BY the
minister.
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ST. MARY'S.

Rev. Father Curriers' many friends
will be glad 10 know that he has re-
turned from Providence Hospital 10 the
rectory much improved in health.
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Church OF Our Father. Thirteenth and
L Streets northwest. the ae1y church
John Van S1hsicl. jr. pastor. will
preach at IN a. m and 7.30 >. m.
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UNIvERsALIST

Rev. George Brodthage. pastor-NIorniug
service. II O'Clock
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Continued on Fourth Paee9
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-02-12
THE EiGHT-HOuR LAW

Following is the eight.hour law,
which passed the Assembly several
days ago:
An act regulating the hours OF employ
ment In Underground mines.and smell
ters, and ore reduction works, and
providing penalties for violation
thereof.
The people Of the State of Nevada,
represcnted in the Senate and Assem-
bly,, do enact as follows:
Sec. l. Theperiod Of EN- ploy ment oil
OF working men in all underground
mines shall be eight (s) hours a day,
except in cases OF emergency. whers
life or property Is In imminent danger
Sec. 2 The period Of employment
Of working men in smelters aud all other
fnstitutions Tor liberalization orredpine
OF metals shall be eight (s) hours pei
day. except in cases OF emergency,
where life or property is In imminen
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CHERRY CREEK ITEM s.

tBy our Regular Correspondent
from Salt Lake City and taken up their
residence with us.
C B. Frost has been appointed school
trustee in place of p. S. Goss. who has
removed to Ogden.
Mr. Mcclellan has bonded the Pick Il
Cad and adjoining mines, the property
of Charley wab, Jos. Callaghan and
others.
A good grade of gold ore is being
piled on the dump of the Wide Vest
mine, awaiting the erection of mill by
the company.
p, Fl. Cannon, son and two daugh
ters left Tuesday morning for Salt Lake
City. Austin will attend All Hallows
College 10 Salt Lake City and Nellie
and Emma will attend the Sacred Heart
Academy in Ogden, while Pete will
close a mining deal with Salt Lake cap.
italists.
Jos. l.. Moore, the contractor at abe
Star mine, during the past month
drifted over 100 feet on the 700.foot
level. This IL record work. During
the repairing of the cage, which was
badly broken at the accident on Tues
day. work is suspended. A few days
will remedy the trouble.
Clara Henry, Edith Frank, Hattie
Fillmore, Myrtle Frank, Carl Frank
and Fred Barchert have distinguished
themselves for scholarship during the
past month In the Cherry Creek school.
]. " BUCHANAN, Teacher.
John Henry, one OF our Cherry Creek
boys, was working at the hosting
works of the Star mine at the time the
cage fell to the bottom OF the shaft,
and realizing the probability OF Charlie
Karbstein being killed, climbed down
by ladder 700 feet by circuitous route,
where he had never been before, and
portion OF the way without light, as
his light was extinguished No drawer
boys in the world than our miners.
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Jefferies Wants to Fight corbett
at Carson City.

DENVER, February 6.--The Post to-
day received the following telegram:
st. Louis, Mo-, February 6.-You
may announce for me that II Corbett
will agree to meet me In finish con-
test at Carson City, will allow him 20
seconds to recover instead OF the GUS
tomary ten the rules provide for. That
ought to be On inducement for man
who wants 10 claim the championship
(Signed) JAMES J. JEFFERIES,
Champion OF the World.
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danger.
Sec. 3. Any person "ho violates
either of the proceeding sections of this
act, or any person, corporation, EN-
,ployer, or his or its agent, who hires,
contracts with, or causes any person to
work in an underground mine or un.
foreground workings, or in smelter or
any other institution or place for the
reduction of ores or metals for a period
OF time longer than eight 81 hours
during one day, unless life and proper
ty shall be in imminent danger, shall
be guilty of .misdemeanor and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished by
fine of not less than one hundred Q00)
dollars, nor more than five hundred
$500 dollars, or Imprisonment in the
county Jail not more than six months
or by both such fine and Imprisonment
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect
sixty dogs from and after its passage.
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Roll OF Honor.

Following is the Roll OF Honor OF the
Ely Primary School for the month of
January:
Mile. Oldfeld, Lucie Mex 'fa..n,
Minnie Curtis, Ruth Mcdonald. Fran.
ces Peters, Alyin Peters, Arthur Pau,
Jerrold Paul, james Simpson, Louis
Simpson, Frank Schmitz, Lee Scott,
Albert Williams, Fred Jensen, Clark
Oldfield.
IDA Il. CARoTHERS.
Teacher.
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Hancock consesses.

Hancock, who murdered Engeke and
Edmiston on the desert in Lincoln
county some years ago. has 10 de a
confession, but states thatthe woman
who was travelling with him as HIS
wife, was the one who planned the deed
and killed pne Of tho men. Hancock
is now in San Quentin for ten years.
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LEAVES FROM THE LEDGER.

The following items were taken from
the Reno Ledger, the strongest DEM
ocratic-Slyer paper in the State DUR
the campaign;
Men who make and break pledges
three and four times day are poor
people to place any confidence in. There
are about half dozen such people In
the Nevada Assembly, and before the
session is over they win be pretty well
known to the public.
% So g
The Fusion leaders seem to be work
ing industriousy at Carson TO destroy
the party as soon as possible. They
act as though they had lost all judg-
ment and discretion and were drifting
rapidly towards disruption. A selfish
desire for Office Is doing the business.
g &c g
The Fusion leaders at Carson are
busily engaged at present In manufac-
turing Republicans. We never saw the
Ike before. They seem TO be doing
their best to carry the State for Tbeo-
dore Roosevelt two years from now.
Loyal Fusion party men are turning
away In disgust from the scene, and IL
is about time the thing was stopped.
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PROCEEDINGS OF
THE LEGISLATURE,
LIST OF BILLS PASSED.



SENATE.
Senate Joint Resolution No. Rel
alive 70 the coal lands OF the United
States. Urging the holding OF coal
lands by the Government for the
people against trusts and corporations.
Placed on third reading and passed.
By sdecial order; Senate Joint and
Concurrent Resolution. introduced by
Pitt "A resolution relative to the dis
pute between Venezuela and the foreign
powers. The resolution condemns the
action Of Germany and England and
demands that the Monroe Doctrine be
upheld by tho United States. Resolu.
tion passed by unanimous vote.
ASSEMBLY,
Assembly Bill No. 1. By Speaker
Wilson, being brought up, caused quite
a debate. This bill provides that sheep
shall not be herded or grazed upon any
possessory claim, or within two miles
of the home. oil, the owner Of said DOS
sessors claim. Passed, 81 to IL.
A lively brush occurred when tho
eight-hour law bill came up for discus
sion and was passed by the House.
Fourteenth Day.
ASSEMBLY,.
A. B. No. H. DEMONSTRATING
that money for jury fees in Lincoln
county may be drawn from the general
fund OF that county. Considered en-
crossed and passed the Assembly by a
unanimous vote.
A. B. No. 10, Averill-To restrict
writs OF injunction. This bill provides
that no court shall at any time or un-
der any circumstance issue writ to re-
strain the freedom OF speech of people
assembled for pesceable purposes, nor
to prevent demonstrations OF labor or
other organizations, SO long as they
conduct themselves peaceably; nor to
restrain solicitation by labor organic
ations of men employed. Also pro-
yides that the courts OF Nevada shall
construe the existing statutes as strict.
ly against the application for u writ.
There was some objection to the last
clause, but the bill passed the Assem-.
bly, by a vote of 81 to 2.
S. B. No. 8, Bell-To prevent fraud
at elections. Had been referred back
to the House by Judiciary Committee
unfavorably, and was lost by vote OF
20 TO 8.
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Manchester Club Hand Ma de Sou
Mash Whisky. f. NJ. Clark, sole
agent Ely
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SENATE.
AFTERNOON,

iho 5ptE@di orueT OF the nay, bne
election con test between Mr.. Ernst and
Mr.. Williams was taken up, Judge
Massey, Representing Ernst, opened the
case. He stated at length the grounds
of the case. Mr. Cooke, representing
Williams, answered to the formal OPEN
ing Of the case. Mr. Cooke desired
that all the testimony ishould be SUBJ
mitted to the committee.
Fifteenth Day.
SENATE.
After the reading OF the minutes
Judge Massey started in with his ar.
gument In the Ernst VS.. Williems con.
test. He consumed tho entire morning
aud afternoon session.
10 the Assembly number OF bills
were lntrod uced and referred to Com.
mittees, but none were passed.
Sixteenth Day
SENATE.
S. ]. r. No. 8, Bell-Petitionins
Congress to establish a mail route be-
tween Belmont and Tonopah. Passed.
s. B. No. I, Bell-An act to protect
workingmen about moving machinery;
compelling the countersinking OF screws
and keys on moving shafts and pulleys.
Passed.
In the afternoon the Ernst VS.. Will
liams contest case came up again, and
Williams will retain his seat by unan.
imous vote.
ASSEMBLY.
The greater. part of the forenoon was
taken up by the sheep bill, which was
brought up tot.reconsideratIon Tt was
again passed by vote of 81 to IA.
Seventeenth Day.
Fe. "a SENATE.
s. B. No. 10. Hardin: Act to regu.
late jury trials, allowing parties az.
grleved to beyallowed cost of trial in
case Of winning arbitrary cases. Bill
passed.
S. ]. r. No. 0: Resolution to provide
for a committees to walt upon like
comittee from California regarding the
pollution Of the waters Of the .Truckee
river. Passed. =
A. J. c. r., Vaughan; Memorable.
Ing Congress relative to the abolition
OF the duty Oh coal, etc. which is saId
In the resolution to be the remedy for
the trust evil PROPOSED by Mr.. Bryant,
and thanking William Randolf Hearst
Tor his assistancein preparing testimony
etc. Passed.
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Total in all Funds

I"'HI III vi Tunhs,,.,. tl5,407 o. 1870 0
We hereby certify the foregoing to be the
true true and correct statement Of the finances Of
ending Dec n, 1902
NJ. d GARAGHAN.
County Auditor.
County Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

The distribution of seed by the Ag-
ricultural Department will begin in jan
uary. All those desiring a quantity
should at once send 4 letter or postal
card TO Senator William Stewart,
Washington, D. c., making request
therefor. and the same will be complied
with
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FREIGHT.

nay This Companyguarantees to deliv-
er freight fran both cast and west -ysa
1@into Ely as cheaply as via any other
route.
Bay" Special rates on Machinery and
Lumber, or any other commodities-t6a
BfS- by the carload.
Es6" Also on ore going to the smelters
east or west. In carload quantities. -yua
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ELY HALL,
GRAHAM G. BROWN, Props.
For Terms and Dates inquire of
II. BROWN. Manager.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

am now prepared to haul all western
reight from Wells to Ely and Cherry Creek.
All parties desiring me 10 receive their goods
at Wells will please request shippers to mark
same Care J. $. Cazier." and 1t Will be
promptly delivered to me. | am prepared to
handle everything in the way OF freight, and
guarantee good service All charges will be
prepaid by me at Wells
}. y. CAZIRR
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LIVESTOCK.

Inns Company Is preparen to handle
Live Stock To and from all points
reached by railroads in the country.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY,

The following are the county officers
If White Pine county:
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Eureka
ana
PaIisade Railway.
TRAINS
For Passengers, Baggage, Mall.
Express and Freight


ESpress and Freight
LEAVE PALISADE at I A. NJ. daily,
except Sunday, arriving at Eureka
IL noon. This train receives mail,
express and baggage at Pallsade from
train leaving San Francisco at a. m.
daily, and also carries mail from over
land flyer, leaving San Francisco at 10
a. m, both the day previous. Also
with alltrains leaving Ogden the day
previous.
STAGE FOR ELY leaves Eureka At
p. M, latter arrival OF train ar
irving at Ely s A. NJ. tho following
mornino
RETURNING STAGE, leaves Ely q,
a. m. daily, except Saturday, arriv.
Ing at Eureka q. N. Passengers can
rest at Eureka and take train at
p. m. daily, except Sunday,
arriving at Palisade p. M, to CON
meet with eastbound passenger train
at 500 p. M, which arrives at Og.
den at 5:45 q. m, and salt Lake City
at 500 a. IN. the following morning.
Also connects with. restbound pas.
senger train at s.35 p. m, due In Sap
francisco at 4:25 p. IN. next day. s.
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SPECIAL FEATuREs

Pei . &c Co.l stilke, the Trus,s m
= L. -. -. II E.eatinn Ecfnrrs nnd
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RoBBIE's ESSAY ON NOAH.

Noah was first born on the banks of
the Deluge. AS a boy he had a pas
sionate love for households. Several
years later he married a girl who be-
came Mrs. Noah. They had three sons.
One day when Noah was reading the
cable news to his family a terrible
roar Of rushing. water drove them into
a panic. But Noah was ready. Driv-
ing his family and the rest of the ami
mails into his houseboat he cut the
hawser and was carried out to sea.
Noah had an arc light ON Mount Ar
rowroot. This is the first record of
electricity. When Noah went back
home he found that the rush and roar
of the water had been caused by a de-
fective closet. He at once put IN Che
Douglas Patent Closet and lived happy
ever after and died in the last chapter.
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the plan of NO Smoking for while.
A NAN.
VOICE OF A SPECTATOR.

| VOICE OF A SPECTATOR
Editor Advertiser:-I have noticed in
this mornings Advertiser that another
Honolulu woman has made further
protest to the use of tobacco in the Or
pheum Theater. AS to my point OF
view. think it unnecessary to either
mention about a ride up the Pacific
Heights or on the lines of the Honolulu
Rapid Transit Co. in consideration with
the protest affair. In protesting about
smoking in theater and taking for an
instance the use of the same in a strsel
car are two different propositions en-
tirely. 1t would have been better. per-
haps. If the Honolulu Woman referred
! TO the Hawaiian Opera House instead
OF street car. To smoke in the pres
ence of a lady in the street is had
enough. but where both men and wo-
men have come together. especially in
house. is worse.
But the hard working man is em-
ployed in his daily work during the day
anu HAS Dul a lew III lne eNSn-
ing to amuse himself, If there is any
place of amusement and then again.
retire for a restful sleep. There is no
better place to amuse working-man
than the Orpheum if there is any COM
pany playing there.
This is a chance to make good men
better by giving them the benefit of a
cigar or two at the OrDheum than
keeping them away from the nature Of
good amusement and giving them
more advantage of a street corner sa-
loon, especially on a Saturday night.
just for the sake of a few protesting
women. Let the Honolulu Woman and
others wait just few nights until the
opera house will be opened with the
Elks' Minstrel show and then she may
be at leisure from the use of what she
is protesting.
The Orpheum is not opened the whole
year around, so let the men have
chance to enjoy a needful amusement
of such kind with the pleasure OF a CT
gar or two at such price.
A SPECTATOR.
May 9TH. 1903
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1 remain
IF YOU DO NOT LIKE 1T YOU CAN
LUMP IT.
a. KAY.


Editor Advertiser:-This is about
what THE Interesting Man" says in
the Advertiser of May 9Th under the
head lines. The Man Behind tie Cigar
Speaks, The item referred to is not
courteous. but to the contrary is saucy
and cowardly.
Men are supposed to be at least cour-
teous to the ladies'. and pay Difference to
their wishes
Why should the men monopolize the
Orpheum. as he suggests that they
should?
Does he not know the ladies enjoy
going to the show as well as the men?
Why let self-interest and self-grati-
fcation overcome all the finer influences
OF ones nature?
Why not have little regard for the
wishes OF those who have just as much
right to the privilege. of enjoying
pleasant evening as the men?
The ladies have the same right to
say to the men if you do not
like it-not TO smoke in the Orpheum-
then go outside and smoke. How do
the same men get along when they go
20 ';-e e. sra hoIse? They nave - d,
their sT2oking or the outside here as
they ought to at the orpheum.
He says stop smoking at the Or
pheum is out OF the question:" And
again he says The Orpheum Tneater
Co. cannot advance a step toward this
movement under any circumstances"
Perhaps he knows! And perhaps the
orpheum management also know that
they would lose very few. of these polite
smokers and gain many ladies who
would show their appreciation by their
presence, should the management try
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.LHSoya.

BETHEL STREETS in Honolulu, hav-
ing a frontage on King Street 45.3 feet
and about 1879 feet on Bethel Street,
area $500 SO. #, more or less. being a
portion of r. P. 7o2. L. C. A. 1s9. to NJ.
Kekuanoa, and r. P. (GranD 1913 to
Castle & Cooke.
Upset price, $4,000.
Second.
All that real estate at KALIA, WAL
KiKI, Oahu, on the Waikiki Road
nearly opposite SUNNY SOUTH" and
adjoining the premises of J. II. Boyd
to the eastward. This property. con-
sisting of about IL acres. has been sur
veyed and plotted into Is lots with
so foot common right of way through
hem.
Lot 1. with house. 1853 #. on Waikiki
Road ana 1903 1T. deep along
New Roadway. Area 17.712 50.
IT. more OF less. Upset price.
81, 200.
Lot ?. with house. Makai of Lot l.
About 81 ft.x1sS.5. Area 1920 50.
it, more or less. Upset price.
$500.
Lot 3. On waikiki Road. SO it.: on
New Road. 1876 IT Area 1884
so. IT., more or less. Upset
price. 500.
Lot 4. On Waikiki Road so ft.x2oo #
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May 9, 1908, at II M.
Commissioners Sale Of Real Esia

BY order of the Honorable w. ].
Robinson. Third Judge. First Circuit
Court. Territory of Hawaii. dated April
Is, 1903, in the cause of partition be-
tween Harriet Baily ct al. plaintiffs,
and Elizabeth Cushingham ct al. de-
:endants, the undersigned William
Austin Whiting, Commissioner. will
SELL at PUBLIC AUCTION at the
FRONT (mauka) ENTRANCE TO THE
JUDICIARY BUILDING known as
Aliiolani Hale in Honolulu, Oahu, at II
O'CLOCK NOON ON SATURDAY,
MAY 9. 1908, the following real estate.
belonging to the heirs of the Estate of
the late James L. Lewis and others:
First.
That valuable piece of land situated
1T the South East corner. OF KING AND
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cLEANLY WOMAN.

Enormously Thinks by Securing Her
Scalp. That She Cures Dandruff-
CIeanly woman has an erroneous idea
that by securing the scalp. which re-
moves the dandruff scales, she is cur
ing the dandrun. She may wash her
scalp every day, and yet have dandrun
her life long. accompanied by falling
hair. too The only way in the world
to cure dandruff is to kill the dandruf
germ, and there is no hair preparation
that will do that but Newbro's Herpi-
eide. Herpicide killing the dandrun
germ. leaves the hair free TO grow as
healthy Nature intended. Destroy the
cause. you remove the effect. XIII the
dandruf germ with Herpicide.