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4,o-e u,s M answer. the same word

there was no answer, the same word
was repeated three times, louder n
after which, turning to the
kneeling cardinals, the camerlengo
solemnly announced: Papa we're
mortuus est. "The pope is really
dead" Then in voices
Trembling With Emotion,
the ranking cardinals recited the De
Profundis, gave dissolution and
sprinkled the body with holy water.
Thereafter only those were admitted
who we're concerned in the embalm-
ing of the body, an operation which
occupied six hours. Meantime the
authorities of the Vatican proceeded
with the preparations for the funeral
and the ~conclave and the acknowledge
ment of the condolences which had
been received. Among the later was
a notable message from the German
emperor.
Throughout the day the Vatican "a
surrounded by crowds, which in
creased toward night. Several thou
sand entered ST. Peters at vespers and
joined in prayers for the departed.
Among these were many Italian Off
GERS, whose troops shortly after sun
set were marched from the Vatican
back to their barracks. At no time
had their services been needed.
Chorus Of Bells.
The quiet of the evening was broken
by a chorus such as the world has
seldom heard. On the strike of s all
Rome's 400 churches commenced TO
toll bells for the passing of the soul OF
Leo XIII. From the seven hills and
from every quarter of the city which
contained churches came the constant
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GET $500.
Officers Give Chase and Bring Down
Two With Shotgun.

Scottsburg, Ind, July 29.-The safe
in the store Of Shilling & Blacktord
at New Washington was blown open
early yesterday and $500 taken
Three men on bicycles who had Ell
tered the town Sunday night were sus'
pected. The marshal and three depu-
ties started after the men. When the!
came in sight the men abandoned theH
bicycles and took to the woods. There
was a running fight, the men firing a
number of shots. The marspai
brought two of them down with d
shotgun and the third escaped Dut -
still being hunted by an armed party
The men were locked up here. Nelthei
Is fatally hurt.
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POURS ACID OVER WIFE.
Dying Woman Makes Charge AGAINST
Husband.

cincinnati. July 2S.-Mrs. Charles r
nltter' wife OF a policeman, is diving
from carboli acid burns which she
says her husband poured over har
alter breaking into her room. Ritter
later' met another policeman and ex.
piained that he burned his hands and
.iothes trying to prevent his wife
ION committing suicide. Ritter can.
not De found. The couple had been
separated. 'e
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UNIONS ARE F~EDERATING.
Labor Will Be Brought Into Five ore"'
Councils.

Chicago, July 20. - Following 'hs
levy OF a special assessment TO falSo"
defense fund, trade unionlsts az
forming strong combinations and ca
tensive allowances among their cial.'
for the purpose of defensive anu
fensive action in fighting assocla'ons
OF employers. Five such alliances 49,
under way now. The leaders are a0'
preparing to go into court and hshV ~
junction proceedings. This is the nlA
purpose of the defense fund, lnoo'Ses
substantially at a special meeting y"
the Chicago Federation OF LABOR
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WAR is BREEDING.

Catt!emen Threaten to Kill Sheen.
men.
Baker City, Or, July 23-A war is
breeding between cattlemen and
sheepnen in Grant. Malheur and Har.
rey counties. The cattlemen have
posted notices threatening to kill
sheepmen unless the latter keep their
focks out of certain districts. Several
encounters have taken place ALREADY
In remote districts. but no one has
been killed.
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Look After oyster shipments.

An Official OF the state administra.
lion OF Maryland is the commander of
the state fishery board. He receives
IN annual salary Of $500 and has
the appointment of seventy-ive oyster
measurers chosen from the various
Maryland counties on the Chesapeake.
The duty Of the oyster measurer is to
prevent the marketing Of very small
oysters.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-07-31
UNION LABOR IS IN REVOLT.
Government Bookbinders Can't Hear
the President.

Washington, July %. In spite Of
the order of President Roosevelt that
William H. Miller shall be reinstated
as assistant foreman of the bindery in
the government printing Office, the
members of the bookbinders' unicn
say he will not be permitted to return
to work. This is a covert threat to
strike If the president and Secretary
Cortelyou insist upon their decision
In the. matter.
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FIVE ARE DEAD.

Result Of Collision Between Trains on
Canadian Pacific Road.
Gait, Ont, July ga rear-end col
lision occurred on the Canadian Pa
ciac railroad early yesterday between
two freight trains On the west end OF
the long Canadian Pacific railroad
bridge over the Grand river here.
Two cars were thrown into the river.
Four bodies have been recovered so
far, and there is thought to be one
more body still in the wreck at the
bottom Of the river.
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TOO TIRED TO KEEP up.
Boy Tries to swim to a Boat ~"
browns on the Way.

Hampton, Iowa, July 29.-Alien
drews, a young mar nineteen years
age, with some friends went oaou .
in Reeds lake. He and Homer eia
started to swim to some boats az
ored out about fifteen rods. Clark wiz
ahead and turned and asked Anu.
If he was all right. He ,.st
"A little tired" This was Tue :,
seen of him until he was nsheo
about an hour a%fterward.
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Born at Carpineto, In italy, March 2,
1910.
Son Of Count Luigi Pecci and
Countess Prospect.
Baptized Vincenzo Joachim Pecci.
Placed under tutorship Jesuit Faith.
ers at the age of s.
Began to write Latin verses Of re-
markably pure diction at II.
In 1924 vas sent to Rome, entered
Roman college and passed into the
Academy of Noble Ecclesiastics.
Attached to the household bf Pope
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BOYS POISONED.
REFORM School inmates Are SUFFERING
From Unknown Cause,

Whittier, Cal, July %. - SEVENTY.
five boys in the state reform school ct
this place are Ill. Some of the bows
are in a serious condition and it is
thought they were poisoned. The
physician in charge is investigating
the epidemic, and until the investiga.
ton is completed it will not be known
"hether the boys are suffering from
ptomalne poisoning, contracted from
food, or from poison intentionally
mixed with the food.
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VILLAGE WIPED OUT.

"es'oenes given Peremptory Orders to
Move Out at Once.
New Orleans, July %. - The loca,
the orders issued by the court at
White Plains for the eviction of SQUAT.
ters on watershed property owned by
the city OF New York in the northern
section of Westchester county comes
the announcement that the village OF
Armonk. in the town Of Newcastle. is
to be wiped out. About 200 villagers
have received notices from the water.
shed commissioners to nova.
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Gregory XVI.
Ordained priest In 1897.
In 1S41 made governor Of Perugia.
Became Archbishop of Damietta in
1S43, when but 80 years of age.
Sent as apostolic nuncio to Brussels.
Created cardinal by Pope Plus TX. in
1853.
Became president Of the apostolic
chamber at Rome in July, 1877.
Elected to the papal throne Feb. 20.
1873.
Died July 20, 1903, 4:04 D. m.
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Organized under the laws of the State Of
of Insurance of the State of South Da-
kota, pursuant to the laws of said state.
President, r. p. Ward; secretary, p. G..
Bailey. Incorporated March q, 1896.
Commenced business March 3, 1896.
Principal office, Waseca, Minnesota.
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is OFFICIALLY DECLARED DEAD.
Cardinals Perform Ancient Custom in
the Death Chamber.

CHG DCdETT OTTdTTTUCTs
Rome, July 20. - The body Of Leo
XIII. lies in the hall of the throne
room a few steps from the room in
which his death took place. The
same vestments, the comauro hood,
the rochet and the white gown which
were put on Monday cover the form
which rests in semi-state surrounded
by the lighted candles, the noble
guard and Franciscan penitentiaries.
This morning the diplomatic body,
the high dignitaries and the Roman
aristocracy entered the hall to pay
their tributes of respect to all that re-
mains of the pope, who won the re-
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of the cardinals until Pope Leo's sue
cessOr has been elected.
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SHEET.

Balance cash on hama or In
banks December 81 of previous
xynar RI 0e1
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0TATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
InSlirQnca Dana rfm anf

- Ut 0OOlI1 DATAOlAs
Insurance Department.
1, H. c. Shober, Commissioner of In
eurance of the State of South Dakota, do
hereby certify that the above is a true
copy OF the original statement nov on
file at this once.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal Of this Office
at Pierre, this 10 day of April. 1903.
Seall H.. G.. SHOBER,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-25

The Gagnon- Pollock Stock COM
opens "a four-night engagement at
the opera house tonight, presenting
high-clAss plays that, 20 judge from
press notices, give perfect satlstae-
ton 20 the large audiences that have
witnessed their performances at
Houston and other cities. They play
at popular prices aud claim % be the
best popular-priced company on the
road. The opening bill Is ION the
Verge OF Ruin"
Mat Sande aud wife, late of Pales-
tine. passed through the city yester-
day an route 20 jacksonville, where
Mr.. Sande goes 20 finish up the grad
ing and commences laying rails on
the Navasota- Madisonville extension
Of the /. q q. n. Mr.. Sande says
the grading can be completed In a
week and that track laying will be
pushed through In a hurry. so that
with favorable weather conditions
the road will be completed and trains
la operation before the summer Is
over.
A moderate sized audience wit
messed the Irish Pawnbrokers at the
opera house last night. The pro.
ductiOn Is mixture OF specialties
aud music that may be classed from
Indifferent 90 excellent, with abund-
auce VI Irish comedy. The compa-
ny IL numerically strong with good
chorus aud elegant costumes. There
was "a trifle too much horse play at
times, but the show Is "A fun maker
anu free from Objectionable features.
Grimes county has been we'll rep
resented Oh our streets the past two
days by parties here % buy supplies.
Among those here yesterday We're ;.
V. smith, A. j. Horton, A.. X. For
re-tor, w. z. Franklin. Frank smith,
Will Barnett. Tom stewart. ;. A.
Isbell, Bill Dean. John Ccrbin, Jesse
smith, Dan sthmpley, Baxter Me-
WhOrter, Penn lsbell and sou, Elton
Pullman, Wiley COlson, johnnie
Barron.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-25

A tea and cake sale will be given
by the ladies OF the Methodist church
Ut Mrs. Jas. n. webbs Friday after
noon from 3 20 8. 81
w. NJ. Mcdonald went 20 Cawthon
yesterday from Mumford. where he
goes 10 guard conyic;s % one OF the
farms near that place.
MFR. and Mrs. r. J. Jenkins have
gone % Opalousas, La, 20 attend
Mrs. jenkins sister, Mrs. B. h.
Splane, who Is dangerously III.
Your stationery marks the indi-
yiduality a. much 80 as the hat you
wear. Try us Tor anything IN box
goods, tablets or cards. b. >. Read.S2
The Eagle IL requested 10 announce
that the Bryan aud Allen academy
baseball teams will play 40 the acad-
envy grounds this afternoon 80 $3.50.
We notice the jewelry drummers
are getting some nice orders from
John VI. Caldwell. He il constantly
adding 10 his elegant and well select
ed stock. %
John NJ. Caldwell Is putting the
knife 20 prices on fine watches. Any
one wanting u reliable time piece
will do well 20 see him while his
watch sale Is on. 81
Mrs. J. Il. Reed and son, Roscoe.
left yesterday on visit AZ Calvert.
Ca April ist Roscoe will leave for
Tyler where be- will enter tlp busi-
ness college at that place.
II you want your horses clipped
and "A nice, eat, quick job calf me
by phone; will send for and return
them. NJ. l.. Moore, az Clarence Cal
houn's shop. Phone 100. 96
Mrs Gus Steele was here yester-
day on route home 10 Navasota from
jacksonville. She was accompa-
MED by her daughter. Mrs. Schu-
Of the latter place.
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c. q. Griffin. John Byers, Joe Ran.
dOlph. Will Swimmer. Pete Mathis,
J. z. Jenkins. T. Z. strauther, Jim
BOTTOMS. Joe Ford. w. Is. Dowell
and Others were here from Madison
county yesterday.
ID. McDOugald. who left a few
days ago for North COrolinA. was Ia
a serious wreck en- route In which an
engine and two coaches were de-
molished. Mr.. McDougald wired his
brother, DIR. y. NJ. McDougald. yes
terday that he escaped without in
jury.
Constable Baker left yesterday
morning for Allenfarm, having In
custody the negro convict, Perry
Woods. aud will turn him over 20 the
authorities there 20 serve out his I'M
expired term. Woods was acquitted
81 "A charge OF burglary In tile dis
trict court here last week.
The case Of r. l.. McCauley vs. the
Western Union Telegraph company.
a suit for siH5.Ou damages. occupied
the district court all day yesterday.
Doremus a Butler represented the
plaintin aud Major r. Charles Hume
and Norman q. hittreu Jr. OF Hnus-
ton ara attorneys for the company.
Al an early hour last night
the jury rendered verdict for the
plaintiff In the sum of $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-25
Local WeeeS
Baby Madison Is coming.

Baby Madison IL coming. ~
Look at Norwood's windows. "
"On the Verge Of Ruin" tonight.
Have you seen it-Norwood's win
dow. ~
Elon stuart went to Houston yes
terday.
Take the children To see Norwood :
window. %
Mercerlzed 7. X. at Wagner q
Brandons. g3
Mrs. Jno. X. Davis want to Hearne
yesterday. .
o. II. Reed Of Calvert was in town
yesterday.
&c. X. Gille visited Navasota
yesterday.
LII. Fuller Of Calvert was in the
city yesterday.
New goods apiving daily at wag-
,-asr a Brandonh. 90
Robt Armstrong returned from
Houston yesterday.
Cotton covert for skirts only Zoe at
Wagner a Brandons. 8
Mrs w. r.. Johnson returned 20
Millican yesterday.
Mrs. George Winters returned from
Navasota yesterday.
II you want an evening dress 90 10
Wagner a Brandon's. 80
ll-ineh black silk greuadine 9Oc at
Wagner 4 BrandOn's. %
g. w. Maxwell was here from
north Grimes yesterday.
Mrs. +. r. Boyott and Master r. p.
are visiting in Hearne.
New good and a larger assortment
AZ Wagner a BrandOn's. @
Mr.. and Mrs. CHI A. Adams went
20 Houston yesterday.
The si.25 black silk grenadlne for
vOc AZ Wagner a Braudon's. 81
Ira Gooch OF Navasota il here on
business with the district court.
White =. X. basket cloth, oxford
and etamine 40 Wagner a Brandon's.
House for rent-In western part of
town. Apply to Mrs. b. +. Higgs. o.
Killarney Rep, the newest thing In
skirting, at Wagner a Brandon's. g3
Miss Sadie Simon OF Houston Is
the guest OF Miss Carrie Horetzky.
A case OF Indian Head domestic
just received at Wagner x Bran
dOns. 80
Mrs. Jake Schwarz Of Houston Is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Mike.
Nice cottage for rent, convenient
20 business and school. Apply to u.
). Webb. 80
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-25

Mr. ". l.. Wilson h authority for
the following interesting item about
the weather for the last three
months:
January, cloudy aud rain, 10 days.
February, ditto. ~ days. March
ditto, ~ days. Total cloudy and
rainy days 50. Total number OF DAYS
since January to present date. - (;
Number fair, a. This 10 very poor
showing for sunshine.
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ga "a E.a Ea FL "a E1 "a e Ea e

Beall Chatham returned 20 Hemp
stead yesterday after visit 10 his
mother.
Have you seen the line NJ silks for
lining ~ only 3sc at Wagner d
Brandon's. SO
A full line Of white pearl buttons
In plain and fancy at Wagner x
Brandoh's 93
Rush Mcqueen ~ Brenham spent
the time between trains Ia the city
yesterday.
Just received a large line of white
and black silk ornaments, at Wagner
a Braudon's. @
John NJ. Caldwell Is prepared TO
supply class medals, rings etc, at
close prices. SO
Osborn Johnson has returned from
Atlanta, We're be has been attending
dental lectures.
White Etamine for waists aud
black Etamiue for skirts at Wagner
a Bfandon's. B
C.R. Myers Is here from Dallas
spending few days with his brother
j. Allen Myers.
Black net, black grenadine, wolfe
and other mOterial for skirts at
Wagner a Brandon's. g3
Star Mineral Wells water on sale
at McDougsld's drug store. DR.. X.
IL. Harrison, agent. dii2
silk ornaments, applique medal.
lions and fancy braids for trimming
at Wagner a Brandons. SO
Gabriel Winters Of Navasota was
here yesterday, The guest OF bis
brother, Geo. W. Winters.
A. j. Curry returned 10 White
switch yesterday morning after sew
eral days stay in the city.
Try black capsules for that weary
feeling induced by malaria and bill
iousness. Reads Drug Store. IS
Blauke & Co.'S. Candies-Jgst re-
ceived fresh shipment.
~ Clarke a Fountain.
Capt. A. j Searcy has been spend
ing several days la the city a. the
guest Of his sou, Mr. Tom Searcy.
The largest line, the prettiest as
sortment aud the lowest prices on
dress goods at Wagner 4 Branson's.3
The SUIT of Isbell 1t al vs.. GoOch
- al, set for yesterday In the district
court, will probably be called today.
Prof. Andy Orrick was here yes
terday On route home 10 Madison F.
Vile. He has been teaching In Milan
county.
r. h. Burns, well-known and .
farmer of Mesa, Grimes 1
county, was here yesterday buying
supplies.
Mrs. Malcolm Carnes Is attending
the meeting of the Woman's Home /
Missionary Society OF the Methodist
church at Tyler.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-25
Announcements.
FOR CITY SECRETARY.
A. L. DUNNICA

The Eagle is authorized to an
nounce
A. l.. DUNNICA
as a candidate for City Secretary Of
Bryan az the ensuing city election
Ia April.
The Eagle is authorized to an.
n0unce
c. NJ. SPELL
AS a candidate for recollection 10 the
Office OF City Secretary at the ensa-
ing city eiection Ia April.
Ia
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
The Eagle is authorized to an
nounce
w. ]. ROBERTS
as a candidate for City Marshal of
Bryan at the ensuing city election Ia
April.
The Eagle is authorized to an
T. p. BOYETT
as a candidate for Reelection to the
NaAN' W NAAe hdl1lhl al Tue ensuing
city election In April.
The Eagle is authorized to an
nOuuce
G. &. SHELBURNE.
as a candidate for City Marshal of
Bryan at the ensuing City election
In April.
FOR ALDERMAN.
The Eagle Is authorized to an
nOunce
ROGER +. BOYLE
as a candidate for alderman OF the
city OF Bryan, subject 90 the will OF
the voters at ,he ensuing april cleo
ton.
The Eagle wishes 10 announce
j. Is. PRlDDN
as candidate for Alderman OF the
city Of Bryan az the ensuing city
election In April.
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SHAVING PARLOR

DORSEY & BELMONT, Props.
First-class Hotbnd Cold DATU
5 b ow er and Vapor Oh
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c. NJ. SPELL

as a candidate for reelection 20 the
ONCE OF City Secretary nc the ensa-
ing city eiectiou Ia April.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-25

as a candidate for City Secretary Of
Bryan at the ensuing city election
In April.
The Eagle Is authorized to an.
nOunce
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The Eagle is authorized to an
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-09-17
GOOD NEWS FOR ELY.
w. c. Rose Succeeds in Closing
Mining Deal.
Twenty-four Claims Owned by
EIyites Involved in
Transac tion.
JERSEY CITY. Sept. 18th

JERSEY CITY, Sept. 18th.
W. }. STEWART, Ely, Nevada.
Deal IS closed. Leave New York to-
day for Ely. w. G. ROSE.
Such is the nature of telegram re-
ceived by US late Tuesday evening con-
cernlng the closing OF Il mining deal on
some twenty.four locations in This die
trict, upon which Mr., Rose was given a
bond in August. Interested in the deal
are no less than twenty-five residents
of Ely who will all realize goodly sum
of the needfnl from the successful cul'
minatiou Of the undertaking, which
will do more good to more people than
any mining sale ever before transacted
in the camp MIR. Rose is certainly
to be congratulated for his efforts in
bi inging about the closing of this deal
At time when there was such Il imam
cial depression in the East
The terms and conditions Of the
bonds given Mr.. Rose, which in the
aggregate amount TO S75, 600 for the
group OF claims, call for the payment
Of 81, 500 on, or before, the first day of
October, 1903, and the remainder OF
the purchase price must be coughed up
in six months time from that date.
The claims embraced IN the deal
form one continuous group from tho
west end OF the White Pine Copper
Company's Ruth group TO the north
east portion OF the Giroux Consolidated
Mines, adjoining the property Of the
New York & Nevada Copper Co ou
the north. Many Of the claims pre-
sent good showings Of gold and copper
orr and nearly all Of them lie well IN
on tho heavily mineraized belt OF the
district where work performed has
never yet failed to show paying values
in gold and copper.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-09-17
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS
tBy our Regular correspondent.J

tBy our Regular Correspondent
j. G. Buzzette is hauling ore to Camp
bells Mill for reduction.
L. L Cannon returned on Saturday
from his visit to Salt Lake City.
Conolley 5 team came in from Wells
Friday with merchandise for NJ. Nc
Aulay.
Wm. Morgan's team was loaded on
Monday with ore for the railroad from
the Star
w. H. Richards worked tons OF ore
at the Wide West Mill. Result $3.50
a ton,
Mrs. w. J. Lee has formed a co.psrt-
nership with Mrs. VIM. Claunch in the
restaurant business
Work at the Old Imperial. Star,
Wide West and other mines is pro-
crossing as usual
A 5000 gold brick was exhibited at
the Wide West christening by w. Il.
Watson the product of ; tons OF ore.
The present cool weather has given
Nuckos & Pierce our butchers a
chance to make fine display in their
market
Thos. Bambrick came over from
Spring Valley on business last week
and returned accompanied by Mrs. Nj.
McAulay who will visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Bambrick.
Dan Simonson of Snake Valley was
in town on Saturday furnishing oul
people with pears, tomatoes and many
other garden products.
p. .. Weber OF Ely arrived BY Sat
urdays stage and stayed over on Sun
day swapping stories with old frlends
Pete is on his way to Carson CiiN
where his mother is very i'll.
George T.. McMurray went over ,'
Deep Crock by stage on Sunday TO en-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-09-17
CHAIRMAN MATTERS.
All Claims Against the Company
viii Soon be paid.

a private letter received here this
deville, counsellors at law, Elmira, n
y, the gentlemen in whose hands the
Strengthening out OF the Chainu an
difficulties have been placed, states:
I'VE are organizing syndicate TO
purchase all the indebtedness OF the
Chairman Mining & Electric Co, of
Ely, Nevada The syndicate managers
will then make their own investigation
and outline plan fer the future hand :
ling OF the property. We are satisfied
that the debts will all be paid and are
working as rapidly as possible to that
end =
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OVER 100000 INCREASE IN
TAX LIST.

The tax roll for this year just COM
pleted by County Assessor, a. C..
House, places the total assessed valu.
alton OF property in the County at
s73l, 195, an increase over the assess
ment of last year of s66, 4s0. The rate
this year is 50. 30 on each 800 valuation
as compared with 50 65 last year un-
less the Board OF Equalization makes
"A slight elevation on tho assessed yalu-
alton OF the property, the. increase of
$50, $50 OF this year together with a
reduction in the rate, will not mean
much OF a substantial increase to the
County's treasury, Mr. House, we
understand, will recommend such Il
raise