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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-06-22
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Notice Is hereby given that
sealed proposals will be received
by the Board OF County Commits
sioners of White Pine county,
Nevada for the construction OF tt
fire protection system for the
town Of Ely, according to the
following specifications
list. One 30, 900 round
redwood tank to be erected at
the pen-stock Of the Chairman
ditch.
Foundation for tank to consist
of three walls made Of stone laid
in mortar. Walls to have base
three feet in ground and dimen-
sons II feet long, 30 inches wide
at base and Is inches at top. y
2-inch l2-inch plank bedded
in mortar TO be placed on top of
walls, and across these 4-inch y
S-inch joist with l6-inch centers.
Walls must be such height as to
bring top of tank = inches below
overflow of pen-stock.
2nd. Tank house rs bet
sulare. using Pinch X 6-inch
studding and ceiling joist stud
dings double boarded outside
and one thickness of boards i'll
side: ceiling joist double board
ed ON lower side and one thick
ness of boards Oh top.
Wherever double boarded, two
thicknesses of building paper to
be placed between boards. The
6-inch space between boards in
walls and ceiling to be filled in
with saw-dust.
Building to have good singled
roof. shingles laid = inches To
the Weat her and the roof boards
covered with tar paper before
Singing.
Two doors made Of I. u q.
flooring doubled and lined with
building paper, one hung to
swing inside and one outside of
building and both hung in one
frame.
All lnm Der in this building eX-
cept doors to be native lum Der.
Bird. A 4-inch pipe line to he
laid from the tank north to Ault
man street and west on Aultman
street TO Second street. About
=, lG5 feet of 4-inch pipe in all.
Starting at the corner Of Ault-
man and Murray streets, con
meeting with l-inch line and
running south, 3-inch pipe
line to the corner Of Sage street.
then west to Canyon street.
A don't 1900 feet Of 3-inch pipe in
all.
A pinch pipe line To connect
with the 4-inch line at Fifth and
Court streets and run west To
corner of Third street.
Three 2-lnch lines will branch
from I-inch line at corners of
Fifth. Third and Mill streets and
run north to High street.
A 2-inrh branch from corner OF
Murray and Sage streets south.
4 2-inch branch from corner Of
Sage and Canyon streets south To
Gilbert street. About 300 feet
of 2-inch pipe in all.
All pipe to be placed 3 feet q
inches in the ground (measuring
from top Of pipe) and all coupl-
ings to be made with nange
unions and suitable gaskets.
Eighteen National Fire Com
preston Hydrants With pinch
hose connection, or some other
as good hydrants, to be
placed along the lines Of pipe
and to be connected with the
pipes by suitable rs and re-
dlcers, using red lead ON all
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-06-22
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ssass enc Of &Mzzzzu
BIDS WANTED TO COMPLETE ELY
SCHOOL HOUSE.

Ely School District, not latel
than July s, 1903, for the compile
ton of the Ely School House
according to the following speci-
tications:
a school room 3SX3O feet in
side with II foot walls to ceiling,
and to join the present school
house and conform to. it as nearly
as possible.
Grade to be eXcavated full size
Of room to Il depth OF : inches
below present floor level and a
suitable trench to be dug to re-
ceive bottom of stone work.
Foundation to be OF stone laid
in broken range in good lime and
sand mortar 10 average 20 inches
wide and Il inches high tho
foundation where buildings join }
Plate of KS around entire wall.
and three girderS 6x6 equally
spaced and level with plates, to
support floor joist, glrders to be
supported by large flat stones
not over & feet apart.
Floor joist TO be ext set ,
foot centers, and doubled around
outside to form sill.
Studding 2X4 with double
plate OF same at top, and to be
doubled around all openings.
Ceiling ioist axG set feet
centers, and hung to rafterS with
inch boards.
Rafters 2x6 set > feet ccnters,
with collar brace of 2X6 set : feet
above ceiling joist.
Roof to be hip style covered
with ] inch sheeting, and shingles
laid + inches to the weather.
Outside To be finished with rus
tic: plain casing and corner
boards; 5 piece cornice ~ inch
frieze, l. inch plancier, 4 inch
facia, inch crown mould, and 3
inch bed mould: l. inch base
with water table ut bottom of
rustic; inside walls to be covered
with inch boards: cloth lining
and plain ingram wall paper.
floor of No, ! 7. q q. Oregon
pine & inches wide; ceiling Of No: /
| 6 inch bead base : inches rus
tic with top mould.
A teachers platform SIS feet,
: inches high, top Of Il. 4 &. .
flooring.
Eight windows l4X3o inches
four lights.
Two doors feet inches 6
feet s inches, plain q. e..
Plain castings (Of cedar lum-
ber) except corner blocks.
PAINTING.
Inside castings, base and cell
ings to be finished in oil and
shellac, one coat of each.
Outside to be painted with
three coats of lead and oil in two
colors. Roof to be painted with
one coat of red mineral paint.
One brick hue sXS inches ON
inside from foundation to | foot
above comb of roof.
To tear down old school build
ing, and the contractor to have
the privilege of using all material
fit to use for sheeting and inside
wall lining of new building.
The building to be completed
by September |, 1903.
Funds to pay for building will .
be available in December, 1908.
a. MCDONALD, Clerk.
j. B. SIMPSON.
Il, Fl. RICHARDSON,
Trustees.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-06-22
FOR SALE

Feass,ee Building, Main ST.
the building now being used by the
Sunday School, on Main street, Ely
aud also the adjoining barn, known as
she l'easlet property, is for sale For
particulars, Terms, ect., address,
Mrs j. II. PEASLEE,
Phoebe Nevada
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-06-22

Returning Train leaves Hurelsa al =
p. IN. arriving Paiisadc G:50 p. un. IT,
connect with East Bound pas5eug. r
train ut $40 p. m. arriving OGDEN
1,lo Il. m, ard Salt Lake City s.21
the following morning Alsa esr-
meets with West Bound passenger
train at 1917 p. IN. due san Fem.
cisco $40 the next afternoon
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-06-22

After pipe has been tested and
leaks, il any, repaired, the
trenches 10 be filled with all of
the earth which Was removed
from them.
A hose house 10 feet X II feet
with S-foot studding, double
boarded with native lumber and
building paper between boards,
shingled roof; floor of native
lumber: two windows in build
ing and double doors in one end.
BOO feet of Single-jacket Ster-
ling fire hose in l0O-foot lengths
with, automatic couplings, or
some other equally as good hose.
Three Pinch X l2-inch hose
nozzles. One good hose cart and
reel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10
SOME NEW PADS

and heavier weights but for all around this caliber to be had ln both lighter use the four and one-half pound weapon will be found the best. From this weight to that of five and one half or siX-pound shot gun, the ad- ance is so slight that it will hardly be noticed, whereas, f you begin shooting with one of the very light rifles made for the use of boys ana children, you will find that you have many unexpected difficulties to over come.
 The best sights that can possibly be placed na rifle are none to good for accurate shooting, but it is nev- ertheless a good idea to commence by accustoming oneslf to the use of the plain or open sights, graduat- ing to the use of peep sights as you get familiar with the handling of the weapon.
 It VIII OS OI lIlS NSIy SlCdJCoI du- vantage to you to be able to judge shooting distances quickly and accu- to measure off var.ous distances-5O, 100 and 200 yards-thoroughly famili of these distances and then accustol yourself to judge other unmeasured your tape measure freely; the time will not be wasted. AS a variety of the sport is nothing is more amusing than a distance judg ng' contest.
 When you grow tired--or when you find that you no longer place your shots regularly-talle a rest. Never tire yourself out, or you will do more harm than good.
 As your skill increases take your rifle inot the country and practice shooting at varying distances at <s1ch marks as may offer-but before fir ing always try to see where your bull let W Il land if you miss.
 Never stand a loaded gun against a tree, fence. stump, gate or wall A slip nay discharge it. Similarly. never carry a loaded gun into the house. and never put your gun away until you ar equite sUra if is empty. and will keep Your fle as clean and bright as your most precious posses sion. you will be able to have d great deal of healthful fun and no acci- dents.
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The Angel Child.

' WHERE, oh, where is the little boy sH With the angel face atfd the w fuzzy Lair.
 Tae cajll Na8 met me with sAeaes Nhea tie GaE was done aid I -turfs a
 te9a care?
 fie is 555Fo, ho is gone. the baaHtiful ci..u 4s#e =zae t9 e.atsAvt 55H7ef4 H24= k54ee All s= tIe s;l as he aWeetls= sslil Il. @f4e@se. papa. now tell q tof9 to me. The liaht still gleams in the window when i ioe-etoN homo at the close of daE, Weary iron striVing Nttil easef r.lcn And ltlborin% much fof q little pay. But the sweet faced baby Who at the door Stood ready to greet me with shouts of
 joy
 ls waiting to hear my step no more- 4Ah. whore is my innocent little boy? Behold, out there where the turf is torn A score of giaAts who slug and slam, And each of them as q babe was born As innocent as q little lamb. Each of the brawnN ones goGging there May once have sat on his fathers knee And :sladlened q heart that was torn by
 care
 As my little one used to gladden. me An, where is the child with the angel face And the gentle voice and the wee, soft
 hands?
 Behold him there as he takes his place And eagerly and half crouching stands. He has broilen another mans leg today; His shins are parked. and they've sk:r
 ned his brow. My sweet little boy has been taken away He is getting his name in the paper
 Chicago ReeOrd- Herald
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Dying of Famine

is, in it's torments, like dying of con sumption. The progress of consump- tion, from the beginning to the very end, is a long torture, both to victim and friends. When I had consump- Myers of Cearfoss, Md, after trying different medicines and a good doctor, in vain, I at last took Dr. Kings New Discovery. which quickly and perfect lv cured me-" Prompt relief and sure cure for coughs, colds. sore throat, bronchitis, etc. Positively prevents pneumonia. Guaranteed at all drug stores. price ace and Sl bottle. Trial bottle free.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10
An Inventive Genius.

Tramp-Pleas mum, I'm an invent or, mum. I'm introducin' my new pat ent combined knife an fork an spoon for one armed persons.
 Lady-rher. are no one armed per sons in this family
 Mebby not, mum, but some time you might meet some person so unfortunate as to have but one arm. an then you could recommend the great invention to him. mum.
 Lady-l certainly should if it is good for anything.
 Tramp-Well, mum, just hand me somethin' warm an fillin' on plate. an I'll show you how it works.-New York Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10
TOPS ANn 10 RMS.
DOLL TRUNKS AND BEDS.

Nothing will afford any more pleas ure than one or both of these arti- cles.
 nou Trunks, soc, 75c and $1,oo. Toll Bed, wire frame, nicely pa nted, with brass trimmings, 25c, Soc, $1.0o and SIPS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10

Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels, cause chronic constipation. Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone . the stomach, cure constipation. 25c. Ask your druggist for them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10
TG8kGieHES.

C have tae fest exquisite Jim ri Toy Dishes tha1 Nzss= eHef pun a.4zs=.l== Pine Rla4 Ea leserihe oaeh
 2old take #ea maeh 'He and as.
 25e 5e. 5oc. 53o, $too SIPS. .15 and $2.75.
 ''ftta4ied Tas Dishes. foc 25o aaa
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STEAM ENGINES AND MAGIC
 LANTERNS.

Upright Steam Engines ....... 25c Upright Einsine, II inches high 75c Upright Eng lie with wood bas
 a very handsome mochine SIPS Wooden Easine OH metal base.
 with inch balance wheel.
 2x5 1-2 inch boiler. engine and
 boiler nickeled all oyer.
 ooiy ......=.,.#.#. =.---.=.....-. $50 Magic Lantern. II inches high.
 wth 12 slides ..z..=.=.=.-.=..-......#.8 .85o Magic Lantern, T. inches hi4h.
 special value ..=.=.=..=.z.=.........=s s1.75
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IRON TOYS.

Hook and Ladder Wagon, with
 three horses, 24 inches long, 3
 inches high, a good bargain at $1.50 Fire Engine. W. tn three horses, 19
 inches long. inches high. .$1.25 Hook and Ladder, } horses, 19
 inches long, 1-2 inches high. SOC Patrol Wagon, 15 inches long, }
 inches high SUPPLEMENTARY, Soc Iron Trains, 9 inches long ....7e Iron Trains, w tn coaches ......75c Iron Tarins. with two extra large
 coaches, a bargain at ...... S1 .OO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10
RUGS. LACE CURTAINS, MATING
 AND LINOLEUMS.

A handsome rug makes nice pres ent for any one-from the most fas- f!ious to the most sedate. We have them iron. the small 13X24 mat up to the large 9x12 Art Squares.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10
DOLLS.

DOLLS.
 Christmas is incomplete with the little one unless she has a new Doll. We have them to please all. China Doll 10 inches long, ........5c Oh ma Doll 13 inches long,. 10e China Doll, Is inches long. .25e
 DRESSED DOLLS. Dressed Dolls, inches long ......1 1oc ,1labcrately Dressed Dolls, 15, Is and 20 inches long for 25c, soc, $1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10

Out of passing fads have evolved much good When woman took 10 wearing clothing cut after masculine fashions, she found that she could very comfortably endure thick-soled shoes. The cravats and ugly coats have long ago been discarded, but the heavy shoes still remain good friends for sloppy weather wear. The kan garoo walk, most hideous and laugh able in itself, brought as result a better carriage, wider shoulders and the habit of holding the chest up and the hips back.
 The woman's club, that ever fresh topic for the joke-maker's trade, has not only been of tremendous benefit to women themselves. but has spread about a glorious. golden light in a thousand directions. Especially has it aided the work of charity, and general public education.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10
E, E, E

eAicl. =theZFaa Ratlor ....4.15e Ducks. rabbits. aats and dogs. all
 made of rubber ...... ......=.=..' .'e@ ouhber Dolls .,.... ....=...............= 79e We have Ruhber Balls from ol1e+ ja eireamferenee to IS inches, Sc ta sc.
 TOPS ANe HORNS. r-e haze Tin Tops in all s'zes and ~olors from the small Pinch top fe he large inch Musical Top, 5c to 25c.
 Christmas is very incomplete without the horn and we have them in aH kinds and prices, sc, 10c, 15c, 25e and soc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10

MECHANICAL TOYS. Mechan cal Automobiles, strongly built, runs by clock work, 25c soc and SIPS.
 runs by clock work ..........5 soc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10
TOY TOOL CHEST.

IT you want to please boy just give him set of tools and he is in his glory. Largest size has 2S useful tools, 25c. 75c. SIPS, $2.oo and $3.5o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10
WAISTS.

X handsome Imperial Welton Art
 Square, Oriental design, rich in
 color and a bargain at..... .$35.oo
 size 9x12, our holiday price. .$2e.5o handsome Administer, 9x12 .$2o.00 All Wool Smyrna, 9x12. $14.5o A fine Welton Rug, 36x72 SAYS A fine Administer Rug, 3Gx72 $3.5o A fine Administer Rug, 27XG0. .$2.25 Extra heavy Smyrna Rug, 3Gx72 $3.5o Extra heavy Smyrna rug. 30x6O $2.25 Administer Rug, 13x24 .......... 35c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10
NOTIONS,

Our Notions Departn ent contains too many articles to enumorate and price them all. Suffice to say We have a eoed line of Hand Bags, Handker- chiefs, Ties, suspenders, Gloves, Hose, Shirts, Collars, q uffs, Bed spreads. Towels and manN other ar t:clas too numerous to intention. Ladies Hand Bags, from 25c up to s2.25.
 Ladies Handkerchiefs, up from Sc Ladies' Gloves, from 15c to s1.oo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10

During the last month l have nef anv number of women who were tqrting on hunting trips with the Yosculine members of their families
 and this brings us to the subJect waiter in hand. have noticed that hose women were as eager and as slled with ant cipation as are the ,ther women when planning dln- .,ar nartv. In fact. one may easily ,oderstaud how much pleasantef .,ust oe the prospect of getting out ;,, tho woods in the clear, crisp at ~.osnhere. free, unhampered with long .Ejrts and tramping over the h1iis ,,d throueh the vallefs, than to De writing out the menu for the COON ,ad wondering what terrible 'iliis ,,,,. bannen in the kitchen to mar he festive triumph of the occas'on'
 The natural feminine horror ol d
 , n;stol is the one thing that will make hunting rare Wllh woi'ien. ,vhen this is laid aside, and they '1. come familiar with the use or hfe- arns, much pleasure will be foune in the sure exercise of hand and eye in narksmHnship. to say nothing of the eXhilarating exercise for nerves, ,pI oi,,cn1atiON
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10

For women of average strength sinsle-shot. 22-caliher rife, weighing about four and one-half pounds is usueful size. There are rifles of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10
TOY PIANOS.

We have the Schoenhute Pianos.
 l2 keys ..#.#.=.#...#.#. =....-......, .85c ;" Keys S1.2o l7 keys ....=.=.=..=.=.....=...-........St.5 St.5o If your child has any musical talent one of the5e planes will help to de 4elop that talent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10

Then. too. one must remember that { is not necessary to kill ducks or OCT snipe or big game to enjoy rifle ~r pistol practice. Quick shooting at stationary marks as one goes through the wods offers delishtfnlly healthfnl amusement for women, Moreover, the ability to handle re eclver may often prove blessing as ,ong as burelars ply their chosen ,qsle. It is like know ng how to
 vin,. One never knows when the gift may cone in very handy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10
DRESS G0OCs AND LADIES
 WpNpS.

: s~N '
 WpAnS.
 There is nothing thai makes I ce1 present for vonr wife aaasbtee. sisfeE er mother han 2 ntce dress OF Wrap. 1A=6 hes+e thes' }n ffit any a4e aaa fazfc f} naf '.aHl a.i.hia ths 3e aa 51l. raU VII aaa #iia az 5a4a5ea CIT
 n &12z Dlges c8ofs sq nj s7..s toe Ea 2EaF Bress 7oozs % 5f..=z=.e .ea1 M 5a6 eeess Goods % Il ..==. ..t59 < saa#g@a.ao E5taas@ @z48a. @ WaftA 912.=a. oai R ee fer 9ii= dar ttale .#...=.=.=...s=. sI.2e tll s7=5q Wraps 60 at ...=.=.... .s5.89 All &G.75 Wraps 90 at.s.#.s..#.#. s4,37 All $33.T5 Wraps 90 at ....#.=... S2,a9 All $250 Wraps 90 at ....#.=.#... S2oe
 WAISTS.
 .adies All Wool Waists, neatlr made ......... -.=-=,.,=.-,-.-.=.-.=.fo Ladies Flannellette Waists ,..39c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10

IL dlueu llc "Olh h OL ShoI oHo general public education.
 The first woman who took to riding bicycles was considered bold, inmod est creatures. In fact, everything that woman did outside of the beat en track of home duties. sewing and baby-tending, was considered unlady, like To dare pass an opinion on pubic affairs. politics or anything of the kind immediately branded her as strong -minded'-which was but an other word for unattractive.
 But the world "do move," and in the right direction As women have taken to study and looking into the more serious affairs of Fife, they have had less time to talk about the wo- man next door, to comment on neigh borhood tittle-tattle and to attend generally to small petty affairs.
 The change has made them more cOmpanionable as sisters and wives and made them more thoroughly sen sible mothers. For to be q good -.other, one must know something more than the proper treatment ol croun and the administration of epi- cac To set an example of honesty, truth and kindness is to keep the child healthy mentally. and healthy mind means quite as much to the child's future welfare as a healthy stomach.
 Instead of breaking into the har- nony of home lfe these changes havc strengthened the bonds. If a man is interested in eolf and his WisH is to spend every leisure hour O. he links. his wife learns the game. and hails along with him. Ii he is iaaa of =hig ae1s. he can have t2ble nut in his own hone, aal his vii I'll play ef.aielN an imnro4emeHs
 9 the old rule of Mrs Wife waiting ID 5e5r9 aaa sal until lone afie 97ftnfeht. wen Mr Husband comes Aofne HifA [ s eaafs soiled from cor tactwifh= =the=t =table, and hls vest COY ereA with marks of hlue chalk. Even ff T man takes to reading Blackstone nd Spencer. his wife can join him, for il has been found out, thank heay- an that a female brain is not alto oathcr hopeless piece of mechanism hut capable of genu ne understaneine
 when pushed to it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10

Horse and cart, horse covered with real hide; very life-like in appearance, horse and cart 2S inches long, 16 inches high .s1.on Horse and cart, 26 inches long. 15 inches high ..............s .s1.75 Horse and cart, 15 inches long, , inches high soc Horse and cart, 12 inches long,
 
 lhches hlSh ............2 25c
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Misses Gloves and Mittens, 1Oc to 25c Mems Gloves and Mittens from toc tc $1.oo.
 Mems Ties, from 1Oc to soc Mems Shirts, from 3oc to $1.oO. Mems Suspenders, from 15c to 45c.
 TOILET CASES. We have a good assortment of toilet cases, work boxes, collar and cuff sets, manicure sets and albums that range in price from 25c to $3.5o.
 BOOKS.
 We have a fine selection of poems m leatherette, padded laether and burnt leather binding. They are from Long fellow, Poe, Dante and other poets We have splend d assortment Of ! Gem Books that make nice presents Tor Sunday school children-our price Tor the holidays ................3 BUG We have a good assortment of Pic lure Books for the little ones that ranee Tn price from Sc to 15c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10

Cloth Dolls, dressed like infants 70. Rag Dolls, 12 inches long ...''' LUG 1rnbreakable Dolls, inches long. DC T,nbreakable Dolls, 12 inches long. JUG I7nbreakable Dolls, better than
 above ......
 KID BODY DOLLS.
 Kid Body Dolls, 12 inches long LUG Kid Boy Tolls. Is inches long,
 movable eyes ......=..... 'oe Kid Body Dolls, 24 inches long,
 movable eyes :. " ''~'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10
HOLIDAY SALE!

Full Jointed Kid Body Dolls, with
 movable eyes, 12 inches long. .o5c Full Jointed Kid Body Dolls, with
 movable eyes, 15 inches long. Soc Full Jointed Kid Body Dolls, With
 movable eyes, 20 inches long .s1 oo Kid Body Dolls, "A inches long SIPS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-10

ANIMALS. parcr Horses Sc. 1oc, 15c and 2oc >-l,a;,a Head Douleys .25c Cow covered with real hide, when head is pressed to one side COW will low. 25c, soc and Sf.50. Pin cushions made in shape of rab- h.ts. cats. dogs. elephants, etc, 1oo tc 25c.
 V7nhreakab1a animals dogs. elephants. bears. cats and rabbits 1oc to soc.