davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
neutrality-suspicious..

Turretnin9sjnbilGnm. &eltauro=
ter 6. g. 2orjen / San Srancisoo,
Ssnoeboper al Sipoli @afeen paa g.
bp Street, fejre6e 5. Sanuar 25
slar5 sS1,bilGum iom @jer af 6enne
6orretni11g; UNDER bans fpn6tge 2e=
belle er Siboli Gafe bleben en- al 6e
melt populere, iterlte og for 6ens @i=
er melt i1tobringen6e 6orretninger al
fin SIags Gan SranciSco, 1frioer
r8ien". sSubileets itore 8egipen=
be6 bar en- 8o11fet / &otel California
om Mftenen, bpori 6eltog ca. $50
of sSl1bilarens mango 8enner. 8lanot
6e sSor1amIe6e por neiten olle Solo
MEMS &atriarter og a6ffillige al
8pens @ioneerer, og peo 6en omtrent
en- Slime longe &eception, Der gift
foru6 for @onfetten, fit monge 9ei=
ltgbe0 til at Dtl1e pdd Dt1tQnpen Ior
ferite Gang / mango Iar. 8lanot
9eltagerne bar ogioa ST. 2oriens
@osierer, Gruelien ser / 20 @ar bar
befle6t Stillingen. Ser bolotes
be6 8onfetten Soler Maslebis, og
tire for Mnle6ningen ifrebne @ange
bleb afiunger. ~8ien' afilutter lit
6eitreferat ne6 at 1ige, at Siboli
@afe San 6ranctsco bar @are<
nes 2gb n6en Sbip1 bapt flere @an-
ife i116enfor fine 8egge en6 noget an-
set Establishment / 8Den. Sen bar
ueret ct Dn6et @anlings1te6 for
Donife be6 9ag og Scot.
S Dagens glnleoning betenfte &r..
2arlen olle fine Solf benbeo go
ialt ~ 1neo en- untagelig og til 2ei=
ligbeoen ganife posienoe &reieat
25 bIorfe, npiaae6e 25 gentitpffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

Spritebeibg oil ogiaa iaar goa for
Jig efter en- it6rre Maaleitof @bro-
pa; Der n1eG6es ONT, at @eiieren al
9itrtg bil gie1te @eiier &ilbelm til
6ennes Gg0lelS6ag li6lt 6enne Moa=
ne6, og at Song @6nar6 / Marts
Moaneo ffal paa ct &rp6stog / 91ter-
iden, UNDER bbilfet ban bill belbge
@ejier @ilbelm | fire Dage ! 8ots=
6am.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

g1aar vst. Saul Sibenbe" bber
l1ge bringer 10-15 Spalter
n1e6 Mpbe0er fra Dannrarf og @6t-
beripllnn6, ptl Sc fGelte 2at16snren6
6eri fi1l6e en- eller a1r6e1e Npbe1. iom
ierIig interesierer ba1n eller betrbe.
ge1 er set 6en rette Gi6 at nbo1ltrere
poo 8Ia6ef; Set biI bolbe Sem lin.
6errettet onn 8egibet1be6erne en-,
bper ggn af Darntarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
2ambs1mnmb / sSroqnpis 8ramben.

2anbsmrnb / sSroqmuts 8ranben.
Man bar bi6til antaget, at ingen al
oe faa 9anife, Ser bar I sSroquois
Gbeatret paa l1lDffes6agen, bab6e
tillot 2ibet. Sf(g. 80. Silt" er
ser 6og Muligbe1 for, at Gbrilt 86r-
reien fra Onaba er Ilon6t 0frene.
@an er @gn af ct ] efienrt 6onIf 9@g-
tepar paa Sarnep Street og far op>
5ol6t fig / @bicago ii6en ii01te Cont
uer. Sil sSulen ien6te bon fine
6orel6re og @pifen6e nogle Sulepre=
ienter og ffrep 81. a., at ban bao6e i
Si16e at oberbere Toreitillingen i
Sroquois Sbeatret. @i6en er ser
iffe b6rt fra bam, ifignt Gorel6rene
bar lfrepet og telegraferet gjentagne
@onge. Set gamle 9@gtepar be-
gpn6er mi at tro, at 6eres @gn er
blan6t 6e ttfe gienften6te Big fra
Sen 1bDggelige &ataitrofe.
2igele6es er en- 1111g 6onff Game,
Gina 6ron6ien fra 9ltGantic, Sa.,
omfomme11 be6 8ro111en. &en6es
Sorel6re bper luxembourg, bbor So
6eren er Maler, og bun bar poo
&iembeien til Mtlantic fra eli @elgg /
Donmarf. Sum fta1t6ie6e Chicago
for at bei6ge en- oerboe16e @g1ter,
men bleb, it6en bun traf iammen
ne6 ben6e, in6bu6t til at oberpere
6en ffiabneibangre 6orefilling> iom
foite6e ben6e 2ibet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

Trn @tebe / Dttama. r@ane,
brog" for 8. 6s. ffriber: @fueipil-
lertn6e1t, Gru @barlotte @iebe, ser i
3 Mftener of 6et,ne nge optroo6te
poo Rusiell Sbeatret, biI6e, bbis bnn
bar blepet lengere ber 8pen, babe
p@ret Stan5 til at fDl6e $beatret
fra @ulo til Sop. Set franff ca,to=
bite @ubltfum bnr life meb" sen
fprite 6oreitillingsaften; men fit fe.
mere Dinene op for Gru @iebes gan.
tie u6111nrfe6e &un1t. @or bergn1te
2an6smon6i,roe ct bebit iom Sonto=
n1tnifer, og felgenbe Sing bate
bun u6elt og fortie11t 8ifal6: &aon-
0en, 8rpllupsoftenen, o9 Duffelce=
men, / bbilfen syru 8iebe ptrer tire
6anife Orb, 6e enelte bun oberDobebet
benDtter paa 5cenen: .Mp, min
Mabe!"
@aa biot ri buffe, ct set fgr1te
@ong en- 6anff @fueipiIleri116e al
&ang far bei6gt @anoOa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

SIR. @eors &aneiteo, @jer al go.
Ioce $otel / l1fiob, @al., tom meget
Fenn 1ilfabe geptaarsoften. Cont
men me6 nogle of fine GoH fful6e
bon male @ulpene / &otellets @on.
torer og @piiefaloner, cg &augite6
bop6e opleit en- 9el tsr Sarbe / en-
BIonbing af Die, Serpentin % See.
rofene. Gor at fremifpnbe Sen tbr,
re 6arbes 0plbsnine bop6e &augite6
ubetenfiornt NOT fot 6en ben paa ben
opbe6te @omfur, og en- @fsploiion
i>totrof paa Steoet. On Sci af ben
bre,,oen6e Die blep fprbitet ODER
&o11giteo, og bans @Ie6er tog itrafs
Slo. &ans @aob tilfalbte burtig
&ielp, og Set lpffeoes inart at fao
Slben 1luffet; men bans &opeo, @r=
me og Operfrop bar ollere6e Tent
forbrert6t, og bans Sultru, Ser bialp
til peo Sllfningen, fit 1igele0es fle=
re 1tpgge 8ran6laar. Set antageS
oog life, at @auglte6 bar 1i6t barigt
M6n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
(siaen for @jefeoosnSe oDer @po,

s5nrel1em oisfe 10 glngrebspunfte,
ser ipnes at bD6e Sc gunltig1te 81
tingeller for Ell Suotreneen mo6 8l
len, palgte oen tpife @popolorefS
petition at gaa frerp. @enne> Sc
bar uor11itet cf ben tpife 9fiesoae
forlo6 meo Sfibet n@ouls" unoe
Erofesior @ricb bon Drpgolifi Mu
quit 1901 &iel og ct nu 6isle @ag
oenot tilbage til Gplflan6. Ope
&erguelelt=9erne 1ooeoe ben frem ii
81 @r. I. 8r. imellem @n6erbp Sam
og Sabrina 2d,r6, bpor Sen ltpot
paa ct ltbpre isbe6effet 2on6, lor
fol0tes @eiler @ilbelr1 sen IT.,
2ano. Ser frdS @fibet fnit og Ton
fprit lGs Saruar 1903. 2igelon
pao Sc f6r on1talte @te6er rale6e bel
bol6ionrme Srfaner og 6ne1torme
jona bortb1aite pbferbotorier og SSn
itrlen1enter> pg en- p6erligere Trem
trnngen oper ssmarferne onlaaes
for ltm11lig.
@noe!i9 bar lbi sen frantic @po
polarefspeoition rneb Sfibet v2t
6rancois" Gen iDnes at futile fac
en- li6t 1pbli6 5fiebne> bpo6 Torbol.
6e,e ohl @oro at1gdor. Set bar fbri1
pootn1ft, at Ben ffulee gao til Morb.
polen> lenere blep SET beitettt at len.
Sc Sen mos 9pbpolen, Dd mi 9eor:
Oel1lfidl6 life LOB D6re fra fig, ie110:
teS 6en u6 for at unbiette botn, oG
oa ban ilni6lertio bIep re6bet Al
~s(rgentina", eif Sen pao bioenifobe'
ligt Sogt / Mntorftiien.
sllle Sc ber 11ebnte @fspeoitionel
| far beret u0rnite6e nteb flor Snlbl1
met Set far biit Jig, at @D6polareg
mere life er lette at gao / 2og nre6
og btltt,of er6rl1 banffeIigere bIibe,
BET at naa frem tI Sp6- emo til Mor6
polen. 4. Sen 1ltngtige SSsf Hump om
firing SDb0IetI ionr' III = ii m e1t6,tli tff1 ilttl
peo, ON ben ct en- @omltng Ger el
ler ct ianu11enb9ngert6e 2a1t6, ber
mes for profane 8lifte af oct nbprs
@ab ottfrtng 6en, uf ct 8elte a
tnngtige / ct @oos iantrnembobe6'
Ssbieree SET iperrer &ogangen ii
San6. Asaa 9onb ftb6er man pat
nngtige Ssbarrierer, iom 8orebgre
bi,1f fpr 6isfe @fspe6itioner fon1tate
rebe, boor Orfoner> Sneitorn1e o{
@ulbe truer alt me6 un6ergong, o!
it6it, r1ten lite nin6ft, er set forbun
Oct nte6 itore @anifeligbe6er at bol6'
2ibet ber, ttoar @onierberne er Hup
ne op. &un A5i1tgbtner og @ele1
fin6es ber, % paa fine @fe6er eno6t
iiel6en.
8ao6e fra 6en engelife og ben tpif'
@fspe6ition er 6er foretaeet 8ollon
| opltiq11irger, bborbe6 man bar faoe
2ejligbe6 til at 1e t16 / 6et fori9tte
oe 2on0, ser liffert oil blibe el
baar6 @rdbe1ten for 6en menneifelig
gnergi. Wfeo Snteresie be11ter ma1
| 1rn, Doob 1e bjembe1l6en6e SD6pols
forere bor at lne66ele @propa or1 s
loo tibet fjen6te, of 9eaturen luffe6
2on0e, og be0 6e opnaaebe @rfarin
| ger bill 1iffert an6re naa bi6ere MOI
5D6.
@ebell=&abet og 8ugten pe6 Sic
toriolon6 bill fri1te a61fillige Sorifere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

9}p &iccfun9c / Snbicn. Ser guor
GDgter ON, at 6en n11perenoe 8ice=
fonge af Sn0ien, 2or0 Gur5o1 gift
n1e0 en- amerifanlf @iillioner6otter,
oil tage lin 9lfifeo, og at @ertugen al
0forlborougb> ser er gift ne6 en- al
Wetlltoneren Ban6erbiltS 9ptre> er
lolet til at tage bans BlQ6s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
Sra Mafebonien me66eles, al ser

Sra Mfafebonien me66eles, al ser
for Si6en er 100000 MenneIfer
bie1nlgie og goar 8in1eren in1ebe
l16en @ubiiitensmt6ler; of 6isfe er
ca. $4,000 / @onoitir Diftriftet.
0en tprfiife Staggering D6er e16el
&ielp, og fra ENGLAND og Mmerifa
ie116es en6el Henge, men 6e lofole
@jelpefomit6er frDgter, at bbis
@ielpen life b1iber mere effeftip> bil
ser blipe nDe politi1fe l1roligbe6er til
Toroaret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
Song Gbriitiam biemme iaicn. Sri

Song Gbriitian biemme igiem. Sra
&ipbenbabn telegroferes Eirs6ogs,
at &ongen ct fomnret tilbage til li11
Sopeoltoo. San bleb mo6taget me6
oen iterite 8egejltring> og 8pen bar
flaglntDffet og il1nmineret o1l1 81 fte=
men. @ongen er belt raft, men set
liges, at bans Gang ct tenmelig be-
iberlig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
&il fprbinbre 8oncotts. W2e6.

&tl fprbinbre 8oDcptts. Wee6-
len1merne af Chicago employers
asiociation, 6er far li6t 11eget iom
en- Gblge nf gopoottss, bill forigge
at irtte igiennem / nefte 2egislatur
ct 2obforilag for at forbtn6re lig-
nen6e Greangangsmoa6er Gret11ti-
ben. Mange er gunitigt 1te111t oper.
for en- lignen6e 2ob 9llobono, Der
gi6r "boDcotting" og ~picfeting"
uloblig, og fom iiges at pere Ell al
6e be61te af lit @lo9s / bele 2an6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22


st Sreosar9nment. Sra Yaris
me66eles, at en- 29ge 9cbuei5, bpiS
Napn life opgibes, lfal baDe opfnubei
ct eleftrilf 9pparot> be6 bpis @ielp
Set ifol bere muligt at n6lette en-
bel Mrm6 al Sor0ens Operfla0e poe
en- Mf1ton6 poa IL Wfile. Set ct
Sbeorien for Sen traa6lgle Selegraf,
iom bon bar toget / Mnpenoelie poo
6enne Maobe. Set maa baabes, at
bon life nil lo6e set fon1me til @fs=
perimenter / Hrafsis for at bepiie
@pfin6eliens &er1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

Senleb Maboers, @e11rers og 8e-
fje1p6tes 0pmarffombeo paa st.
Saul St6ett6e" og ffaf @lo6et Ell nh
8onnert blnnbt tenn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
med Post % Cele9raf.
Suctaliltparttets
(HIlevesne fra.)

Spcialtltparttets Grcc,tipfpmite
6or bolot ct Me6e / Omobo og BE-
iluttet, at Partiets g}ationol=@on.
pertion ffal afboloes I Chicago Sen
1. Mai.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
San &arfs, 6en notoriIfe v@alf=

Sam Sarfs, Sen notoriife v@olf>
ing Delegat" for @us= og 8rolme6e=
mes l1nion / sc. g., ser bor orepet en-
pi6titraft &trflonrbe6 me6 at foran-
italte @treifer, lom fan 6erefter al
Mrbei6Sgibere far lo6et Jig be1tiffe til
paanD at aflpie er MI blepen u6eluf<
fet af unionen, iom Ierbos far be6-
taget, at ben lite mere bill benptte
~8alfing Delegates" / lin Eieneite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

Treoerif @anien, en gor1n1el 0anif
@a,10 Eertb @n1bop, g. s., Ser /
IA 9lar far peret ube al @to1o til
at tjene Spbol0et og / Sc ii61te 6 elar
lta6ig bor ligget tiliengs, ofgif forle=
Sen be0 De6er. Sans 89rn og nog=
le Senner far / Sen St6 l6rget for
bans og bans @uitruS 2tpsopDolo.
&e6 @egrapelien forrette6e Yrelter
og &epreientanter for 6e forifiellige
ifanbinapiife &irfelamfuno / Hertb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

2i9ct af &aptcjn Ilfreb Gbritcn=
len, ser ion1 ttoligere me0oelt efter
~8ie1" fal6t oberboro fra fin 5fl,0e,
meoens benne bar pe6 at loslc pe0
Napa Slnction> Gal.> og 6rufneoe
Sen Is. December, blep fl1n0et 9lpt=
aars0ag ct fort @tpffe @ei fra bpor
ban omfom. 2iget blep brogt til
5on 6roncisco og ior6et paa Gppreis
22a>pn @ropluno. 9lfbpoe, ser bar
oanf af Gs6iel, blep fun % 9lor
gammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
9fprifc 8tllcbtepper til ct. 2pnis.
No+ ,,orifo 0lorSo,f;orS5fo cs.,S,,s+r;-

9}urifc Sillcbtepper til ct. 2umis.
Set norIfe geor0enfiel6ife Sn0',itrt=
nu1imltm nil ien0e en- 5o>nltng prng-
tige 8illeOtnpper til ct. 2ol1isu61 1til=
lingen. 9isle Snppcr 1,0Itilles i',=
0eu slfienoellen &riltial,ia, % Sen
noritc Hresle ountoler 6ern 1ne9et ro=
ien0e. Set ct bla'16t on6et v9laio=
ser" cit 0eforotto @on1poiition oper
ct 9igt af 0bto, ~9et guile Saar"
mes Meotip fra Ell ,rorif 6olfebiie,
IS @pentprbapen" n8plgens @eite" ,
Timber &arlsb Jnen" bet bele ont
firing 20 tiG6els meget itore % foitbo-
re Gnper. t til gegni1pger nf @erb.
Wh1ntbe % bmpet unber 2ebelie af
6ru ulrtffe @rebe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
Sen banife 9oluui Muntrcal,

Sen oanifc &plpni @pntrcal'
Gan., ienote lom ti0ligere omtolt Ell
2pfpnifningsTrilelle til Sen borlfe
aonge / Mnleonine al &eeiert1t9Silt-
bileet Sra oenneS &abinetslefre=
ter bar I'LL ST. St. &osnuslen, Ser
bapoe fremlenot 9pfbnifningen, lnoo=
toget en- efter &ongens Sr6re rofGr=
6iget Saffelfripelle, bpori Set 81. a.
9ebber, at Set far glG6et &ongen og=
iaa peo oenne 2eiligbeo, ion laa ofte
fpr, at n1ootaget ct fornpet &iones=
bpr6 om 6e 6plelier af @engipenbeo
for &ongen, iom be Danife / Mon=
treol, ifjpnt iaa langt fiernebe fra
6n6relon6et, ite6ie bepare lige frafti=
&c p9 ufpnHebbe ,..s..:ss:s '.a.ssss:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22
R|anQt + rand$m0nQ / Ht1erika.
smaah
(Intere.sante smaatius fra mango Rider.

Gb. Meliun, Spn al Sen belfienote
1anife 8agerne1ter 2aurit5 gfelion /
Menominee, @fieb., er MI NteOeier al
rSrpn &ort" lom l1OgipeS gscana=
ba, Nfieb. Nelion er u6lGrt SDpograf,
1ne0oeler uTrema6".
Mrs. Maren &amlicn Mcnpmi=
acc, Mteb,, rs elor gamn1el, er of=
goaet peo 9p0en. Sum bar fra
9ingfipbing og bar 12 9lar ppbolot
Jig fer 2onoet. Sem al ben0es
@prn tper / Menominee ggnen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-22

Sil Bet banifc 8prnebjems Spg=
gefuno i @bicago er aflenot fra
6. &asm1sien Hubliibing Cont
panp, Minneapolis, Minn., $4,000
iom fprite Snobetoling al @jenunets
ssSl1otGgt pes So(g al SEN uf Girmaet
l1bgipne ll0gape al s. 6. 9lnoeriens
@pentpr. gn 1t6rre sSSn6betaling
pentes nelte 0foaneD,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25
Naturalization Papers.

All foreigners who have not
obtained their final papers, and
who desire to vote at the election
on November 9Th, 1904, must get
their final papers 60 days before
election. Judge Geo. S. Brown
will hold Court in White Pine
county on August 20, 80 and 81;
to naturalize all foreign residents
of this county who wish to be-
come citizens of the United
States, and who are entitled to
citizenship. Applicants for fiual
papers must have two witnesses
to prove their five years resi-
dence in the United States.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25
Colonist's S Rates.

TO Nevada and California, Septein-
ber 18th to October 18th, 1904 from
the following eastern points: New
York and Boston 5000. Balti-
more and Philadelphia $49.75. Chi
cago $500. St. Louis, Memphis
and New Orleans 5000. Council
Bluffs. Omaha, Sioux City, Kansas
City, Leavenworth, St. Joseph,
Houston and Mineola $500.
Have your relatives come west.
If you wish to send for them call
on any Southern Pacific Agent, de-
post with them the amount for a
colonist ticket from any of the above
points, with name and address of
party, and he will see that ticket or
tickets are furnished them at their
homes; or address John M. Fulton,
District Passenger Agent, Reno,
New.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25

This Office is in receipt OF a
letter from the Investors Ad-
VISOR" published in Chicago,
asking for information on mat
ters pertaining to the Giroux
group of mines. From the tone
Of the letter, it is be presumed
that the information desired is
of purely personal nature, and
savors of disposition to use any
manner of news forwarded to
them, in a financial way.
It may be that they intend to
advise" the patrons of their
paper to invest in this group-or
not-according to the amount OF
graft they can draw from this
group of mines. In all proba-
bility the amount of advice they
will give depends on the size Of
the "wad" they can coax from
the gentlemen having the affairs
of the mine in charge. It muchly
resembles a case of you scratch
my back, and L Il scratch yours. !"
If you don t scratch, then the ad-
vice will probably be to invest In
some other locality. The I'm.
vestors' Advisor may be o
legitimate concern, but why does
not the manager of that publica-
ton do business direct with the
President of the Giroux group.
1t shows poor business sense to
beat around the bush and seek
information from those who are
not intimate with the business
affairs of a mining company.
The gentlemen who are financier-
ing the mines at Pilot Knob are
not unloading any confidential
matter on the public, and any
information sought for regard
ing their plans for the future
should be made in person to
them.
A smelter is to be established
at Pilot Knob, and one would
have been in operation there in
a very short time, had reason
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25
DAMAGE Done.

A report from ElDorado canyon,
an old mining camp III this State,
says that one of the most disastrous
c,oudbursts in years fell upon that
pace the afternoon Of August 18th.
The storm broke on the mountains
west of town, and in less than ten
minutes a river of water thirty feet
deep was rushing down nine mile
canyon.
A party Of men with teams and
wagons had just arrived in camp
aud were unhitching their teams
when the deluge came. They were
saved, but only one horse out oi
their three teams. The animals
and wagons were swept into the
Colorado river
The flood carried away the pump
house, blacksmith shop, small mil
buildings, ore wagons, 600 cords OF
wood, mine timbers belonging te
the Southwestern Mining company
failing pits, and everything in it:
path. Huge boulders were carried
iuto the Colorado river.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25
Soup as a Fire Extinguisher.

A kettle Of soup thrown into
the midst of Q terrific fire saved
the residence of Judge Geo. S.
Brown at Elko on Sunday last.
The fire started in the kitchen
aud was caused by the upsetting
of a lamp by the cook. She
rushed to the front of the house,
spreading the alarm. Phil. Fos-
ter, a guest, attached a garden
hose to faucet, but upon turn
ing it on discovered that the
water supply had been cut off.
Rushing into the kitchen, which
by this time was solid mass of
flames, he grabbed a kettle of
soup from the stove and threw
it upon the seat of the fire. Like
magic, it seemed, the flames be-
gan to subside. Then with the
aid of coffee pot and a pan full
of dishwater. he succeeded in
keeping the flames in check un-
til neighbors responded with
buckets full of water and put
out the fire. The kitchen is COM
pletely destroyed, though the
residence, valued at $40, 900, was
saved and escaped with but
slight damage.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25
Ladies' Card Party.

The Ladies Card Party held a
social gathering at the home oi
Mrs. ]. B. Simpson OIL Saturday
afternoon last. 1t was pleasant
afternoon apreeably spent. Mrs.
Eager carried off the first prize,
Mrs. Frank Paul, the second, while
the BOBBY prize was awarded to
Miss Hannah Smith. Light re-
freslinents were served, and all
departed after the enjoyment OF
pleasant time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25
DO THEY
SEEK TO KNOW
A Chicago Firm That is Looking for Some Inside
Information

able price been put on the ma
chinery now lying idle at the
keystone. Negotiations had been
pending, and satisfactory assur-
arces given that the plant could
be purchased at a price the man
ayers of the Giroux group would
be willing to pay. But when the
price was stated, the amount
asked for was so exorbitant that
Jos. L. Giroux, the President of
the Giroux group, refused to
consider the proposition.
However, the company opera
ting at Pil1t Knob have two fur
naces, aud these will be put in
position as soon as possible, and
as the ore they have on the vari
Gus dumps can be worked with.
out a dresser, the work will go
ahead in that way until the new
smelter is built. The company
confidently expect to have a
small army OF men at work at
the Knob within the next three
months, as when the furnaces
are put in place, they will work
all the men possible in each
shaft.
It is a matter of great impor.
tance to this town that the work
mapped out at Pilot Knob should
be carried through. A material
increase of the working force
there means increased business
for our merchants. And it is to
this end that the group at Pilot
Knob, the White Pine Copper
Company and the New York &
Nevada Copper Company are
working.
Ely is destined to become one
of the greatest mining camps in
the State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25
THREE CHAIRS
WERE VACANT
Familiar Faces That We're Missed
by the Democrats.


At the Democratic State Con-
vention held in Winnemucca on
Monday last, the absence of
threoaamiliar faces was noticed
by many of the delegates who
had attended similar assemblages
in former years. The absent
ones were Peter c, Weber, JOS
eph R, Ryan and John FL. Den
mis-. The absence of the first
two named was caused by death,
while that of the latter was attri-
buted to the condition of his
health, which did not permit him
to make the trip and participate
in the excitement which is the
inevitable accompaniement to all
assemblages Of that character.
Peter c.. Weber and Joseph R.
Ryan have attended as delegates
every Democratic State Conven-
ton that has been held in Ne
vada during the last twenty
years, and have taken an active
part in their proceedings. Both
were delegates to the last Ma
tional Convention, and the cir
cumstances of their deaths are
familiar to our readers.
One passed away few hours
after his return to his home in
Ely, and the other died in St.
Louis a few days prior to the
convention.
Although recognized leaders
in the party, neither Of them
ever asked for a position with a
pecuniary accomplishment.
And there is no man in the
State who has the convention
record OF John ID. Dennis, anC
probably none in any other State
| in the Union. He has attended
every Territorial and State con,
vention that has been held in
Nevada since 1853. He said that
from from force of habit, ii
nothing else, he would like to
have been at Winnemucca, had
his health permitted, although
the absence of his old friends
and associates, Weber and Ryan,
with whom he had always work.
ed and acted in unison, would
have rendered it a sad occasion
for him.
But many old time Democrats
missed these three familiar faces,
just the sane.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25
At the Star Mine.

Our Cherry Creek correspondent
furnishes us the following concern
ing the workings at the Star mine:
We gather in an interview with
one who knows that the new mag
netic process at Golconda that has
been testing ores from the various
mines of the Glasgow and Western
Exploration Co. has proved a great
success and the ores worked from
that company's mines at Cherry
Creek, viz, the Star and Grey Eagle
by the process worked up to about
% per cent. This is indeed news
for mine owners here. Being dry
process 1t is especially adapted to
many of our mines wherein large
bodies of ore exist but cannot be
worked by the process now in
vogue. Otto Stallman and Joseph
Farren, the general manager, are
expected daily when it is under
stood system of works will be in
augurated that means prosperity to
our camp and to the owners. Mr..
Stallman is "a scientist of National
fame and has been devoting many
years to find process to success.
fully work the ores of this camp.
We trust he has succeeded as he de-
serves and the old Star, famous in
the mining history of the State, will
again give employment to hundred
OF honest miners and for fifty miles
in every direction the products Of
the farms will find a ready sale in
our markets as of yore.