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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-05-30
Eyes
Did Not Close For a
Week.
Heart Trouble Baf-
fled Doctors.
DIR. Miles'Heart Cure and
Nervine Cured Me.

There is nothing more necessary to health
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Some time ago was suffering severely
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/ could get. One week in last September
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c. E. FRANKS, Proprietor.

The Jefferson. Just completed, is one of the
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Centrally located in the beautiful and thriv-
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-02
ELECTION OF SENATOR.

Il is indeed gratifying to note
that the time seems TO have pass.
ed when the election Of a United
States Senator in Nevada meant
wholesale corruption of legisla.
tors.
One Of the striking features
attending the Senatorial contest
between Messrs. Sparks and
Nixon and the election Of the
latter, was the absence of single
accusation of bribery. For near
ly two score years it was common
ly believed that no persons could
be elected to represent this State
in the upper house OF Congress
unless the States representa-
tiyes in Legislature assembled
were bought ard sold like mer-
chan2ise. It was this condition
that caused Nevada to be dubbed
the rotten borough.
Both Nixon and Sparks made
their fight with the people at the
polls, and rested upon theresult.
The course pursued by both gen
tlemen WAS most commendable.
We have no reason 10 believe
but that they are both honorable
men and no legislator has bar
tered his honor for gold, il any
there be in Carson with an itch
ing palm.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-02
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Ely, While Pine County Nevada.
TO TIE ESTATE OF CHAS, :. GRrNpITZ.
DECEASED:
You are hereby notified that I, the under
signed, have expended the sum of Que Hun
bred Dollars in labor and Improvements upon
the "Watsou9 lode mining claim, situated and
being in Robinson Mining District, White Pine
County, Nevada, on account Of the animal as
scssment work for the year 1901, and that your
proportion of such amount as co-2Wncr 9f said
claim, is Twenty-Five Dollars. And ii, within
ninety days after the service Of aud giving this
notice by publication, You fail or refuse to
contribute your said proportion of such eX-
penditure as oqe-foarth coowner and the
costs Of this publication, your interest in said
Watson mining claim will become forfeited TO
me. the undersigned, in pursuance of Section
232i OF the Revised Statutes OF the United
States.
L. \. RlEPE. Co-0wner.
Post 0flice Address Ely, Nevada.
First publication Jan >, 1905,
Las publication April c, l9a5.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-02
Is 6, u W Hodge,

MEETS THE FIRST AND THIRD
Thursdays of each month at O'Clock
P. III in the A. o. q. W Hall at Ely.
Soiourning brethern 10 coed standing
are cordially invited TO attend the meet
ings. NJ. {, SHAfLENBARGER, NJ. ".
v. A. MOVIE, Secretary
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For any Inform ton, apply TO
c. D. ABBOTT,
PALISADE, NEVADA.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned have this day
dissolved partnership in the
Cherry Greek Meat Market, +
l.. Pierce having retired from
the business. All accounts due
the firm are payable to h. a.
Nuckols, who will settle all ac-
counts against il.
Il. \, NUeKOLs,
+. l.. PIERCE.
Dated Jan. /, 1908.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-02
3 odge Dire Glory.

ISIhe STAGED Communication of ateptoe
Lode. No. a, T. x 4. NJ, be held 3
in Nevada Hall e. Ell Tuesday evening .<as
on or before the full OF the Moon. Mem y. -
bars oil sister Lodges and so5ourning
brethren Ia good standing are cordially in
yited To attend ". G, GALLAG RER W, NJ +.
CHAs A, WALKER, Secretary.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-02
COUNTY DIRECTORY,

The following are the county officer,
OF White Pine county:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-02
STEWART ON NEVADA

George Harvey, editor of Har-
per's Weekly, recently said: i
never did know much about Ne
vada, and never wanted to-" In
answer to this and similar slurs
at this State, Senator Stewart,
on the floor of the Senate, made
a ringing speech in defense of
the State. The following eX-
tract is taken from the Congress-
ional Record:
Mr.. President, these filings
at Nevada are both unpleasant
and unjust. At the time of the
admission of Nevada the terri
tory contained about $1,000
people, mostly miners. Nevada
did not ask TO become a State.
The enabling act was passed
without consulting the people of
that territory. 1t was made to
appear to them that the admins
tration was DESTROYS that State
should be formed of Nevada for
patriotic purposes. Since her
admission ints the Union Nevada
has contributed largely to the
support of the Government. The
mines of the Comstock, Eureka
and other localities were largely
owned by California corpora
tions. The hundreds of millions
which Nevada produced contrib
uted largely to the building up of
San Francisco, besides erecting
monuments of wealth in the city
of New York. When the rich
bonanzas of the silver mines were
partially exhausted and the leg
islation demonetizing silver re-
duced the price of that commodi-
ty, the population of Nevada
dwindled. 1t is true that, ac-
cording to the census of 1890, the
population was only little over
10000, but | am glad to be able
to state that the population of
Nevada has about doubled within
the last year.
Within that time discoveries of
great mines have been made in
Nevada, which are the most eX-
tensive and rich in prospect of
any ever discovered in the United
States. [ visited them last fall.
I have never seen anything to
compare with them, and | am
very familiar with the discovery
of mines in the United States, ex-
cept Alaska, and with all the
gold fields, including those of
Colorado, Nevada certainly has a
better prospect than Colorado
ever had, although Colorado has
been u wonderful producer Of
precious metals. Many Colorado
people1are in Nevada, and they
say to ME thar the showing is
better than Cripple Creek or any
other section Colorado ever h Il.
Twenty five millions per aanan
have been produced from 4l5
State. That is the present situa-
Mon in Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-02
FOR SALG

PEI s:ee buildings, aEail2 St.
The building nov being used by the
S1neay School, 90 Main street, Ely,
ard also Tue adjoining barn, known as
tie Pea-lea property, is for sale For
rar,i, ulars. terms, Get, address,
MRS j. Il PEAsLEE,
Phoebe. Nevada
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-03

l.. A. Streuber, local fisherman
who was arrested ON warrant
sworn to by W. X. Williams OF
Central Point, state water bailih
for Rogue river, and charged with
violating the state fish law by fishing
within less than 600 itot Of dam,
WAS acquitted IN Justice human 5
court last Wednesday. Sueubor was
represented by Ii. ID. NotGOn and the
state by Edward Van Dyke, deputy
district attorney. The members OF
the jury wero George Crawford, B. a.
MoCullooh, A. j. Pike, ". Ii. Freed,
X. q. McCrosky aud T. l.. Coruu and
their vote wac ior aoquitAl. a july
on tho previous Saturday had ao-
quilted Mr. Sueuber OF hshing with.
out u license.
Ii. q. NanDusen Of Astoria, state
fish warden was present at SIuubyI b
second trial and witnessed the
jury set the law asIdo aud he has be.
come convinced that th,Iu 10 such a
prejudice IN Josephine and jackson
county against the special hsh law
for Rogue river which iS alleged to
bo solely in tho interest of A. ID,
Hume, who has "a complete monopoly
of tho salmon fishing OF tho lower
Rogue nvor, that itis practically uso-
less 10 ny 10 enforce IT,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-03

store began with the history of
Grants Pass for ii was the second
store opened in the town though
really ties the honor with the store
Of j. W. Howard, which was opened
the previous month in the fall Of 1888.
1t was started by II. B. Miller &
Co., and afterward sold to the Sugar
Pine Lumber Company and by that
company sold four years ago to II. c.
Kinney and II. L. Tr1sx The Sugar
Pine has always been one of the
leading stores of Grants Pass and
under the management of Messrs
Kinney & Truax has become one of
the largest stores in Southern Oregon.
1t Will be really department store
for the stock viii be so enlarged as to
embrace everything in the line Of an
up-to-aaie department store. As in the
past, the qualify OF the goods will be
the iirs, consideration Of the firm and
none but the best will be handled
and prices will be plainly marked
that customers may judge for them
selves.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-03
TELEPHONE OFFICE CHANGE
Manager Retires With Honors-
More Rural Limos.

The office force of the Grants Pass
exchange Of the Pacific States Tele-
phone & Telegraph Company is to un-
dergo change of positions on Feb
ruary LIST, when Miss Ida V. La Raut
retires as manager, her resigna-
tion taking effect on that date. Miss
Made Berry will become manager,
being promoted from the long distance
board Miss Chloe Mckenzie
changes from the local to the long
distance aud Miss Ethel Williams is
promoted from night operator to day
local, while Miss Minnie Huggarth
takes the night trick. Miss Eva
Winner will be extra and do half time
work during the rush hours of the
day, there now being more work than
the regular force can handle.
Miss La Raut has been manager OF
the telephone Office since 1t was estab.
lished six years ago and the auditor
for the company has paid her the COM
pliment of having the best managed
Office of its size in the state The
patrons of the lines in Grants Pass
have always found her courteous and
obliging and under her direction, th I
telephone service in this town ha:
been very satisfactory to both the
patrons and the company. Miss La
Raut will go to Eugene next week tC
spend a month with her sister, Mrs
r. A. Booth, wife of Senator Booth,
after which she will probably return
to Grants Pass.
No information has been received
by District Manager Oium as to whel
the Telephone Company will enlarge
their line faciiities in Grants Pass 3,
that the service may be extended in
the city, but he expects the addi
tional switch boards and cables to b,
put in in the near future.
The rural service is steadily in
creasing. Two phones are to be ad
ded on an extension to the line to the
Golden Drift Power station These
phones will be at the placer minel
operated by the Golden Drift Com.
pany three miles east of this city.
The rural line being put in by tn,
farmers in the vicinity of HOLLAND
and which is to connect with the Ions
distance line at Kerby is now com,
plete and the phones will soon be in
stalled. This line has Is subscriber,
and several more are expected to join
the list. Two other farmer lines art
planned for in he central part OF the
county ana the miners Of the Jump.
of-Joe district are expecting to pot
in rural line TINS spring to give
them connection with the Grants Pas.
circuit aud the long distance lines.
With the new rate which the Com.
pany has made of 80 cents per month
ON rural telephones Manager Oiun
expects to have every farming and
mining district in Josephine county
connected by telephone before the
close of this wear.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-03
CHANGE IN COUNTY ROAD
Improvement In Grants Pass and
Waldo Road to Be Made

County Surveyor Fl. l. Reynolds
returned Saturday from Selma where
he had been to make the survey for
change in the Grants Pass-Crescent
City stage roads. The new section oi
road begins half a mile north Of
Sc lima and extends a mile and hall
and again intersects the stage road at
the old Anderson pace. The object OF
making the change in the county road
is to obviate the necessity Of three
bridges that are OH the old road anl
of long hill that has 10 per cent
grade. The new road viii cross 40
stream and Will thus save bridge ex-
pense and it will have an almost per
feet grade, the heaviest being but
three per cent. The viewers who
were with Surveyor Reynolds to max
the examination % the route tor the
proposed road were J. J. Brown. q.
W. Lewis, Sr., and Jacob Hanseth aud
so well pleased were they with the
route that they will be quite certain
to recommend TO the county court the
opening of this road.
1t is the policy Of the county court
to encourage the settlers in their
work Of the betterment OF the county
roads especially in getting the roads
on routes that have the lowest grade
possible and the fewest bridges.
With the roads located on routes that
are to be permanent their improve
mont can be undertaken with no ap'
prehension that within few years
the road may be abandoned for a bet
ter route and the work of road build
ing all to be done over again.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-03
Provolt Items.

John Harriet of Applegate was at
Provolt Sunday on business
Shirm Fields made pleasant trip
to Grants Pass Saturday and began
logging for o. M. Knox of Powells
Creek.
Jinks Woodbridge of Missouri Fiat
was at Provolt the first of the week.
Before returning home Mr.. W visited
the Williams Creek valley and also
many friends at that place.
The weather at present is like that
of srring. 1t rains at night and the
sun shines warm through the day.
The wild flowers are in bloom and the
doves and crows have returned which
indicate that spring weather is at
hand.
l.. W. Smith, the Provolt merchant
is soon going to enlarge his store
building. The trade is increased as
the spring approaching and with his
present store would not be large
enough to hold sufficient stock to sup
ply, with the trade which he re-
ceives from the Applegate and Will
Jams.
II. d. Kubli of Applegate passed
through Provolt Sunday EN- route to
the Williams Valley to visit FRIENDS 5
at that place. Mr. Kubli is cattle
raiser of our Valley aud a well known
miner Of the county. Mr. Kubli is
the owner OF the Gold Standard min
ing property on Calls creek, which is
one of the leading mines of the Rogue
River Valley.
Hop grnbbing has commenced at the
Rehkopf hop yard on Applegate
which is usually early for this
alley The growers are trying o
keep IN line with the Rogue River
Vale Y hop growers, The Applegate
soils IN some of those will not com
pete with the soil of the Rogue river
and should not be dis ugbed yiI Mo
iu February or March and then lightly
plowed.
The social gathering held at the
home of the Vining Brothers was one
of the most enjoyable parties ever
held in this eighborhood Games,
songs and Instrumental music were
diversions that were greatly enjoyed
by the guests. AT midnight an
elegant lunch was served and at a
late hour all went home with good
wishes and kind regards to the Vinug
Brothers for their hospitality aud
skill as entertainers.
The Powells creek saw mill has
started up again for few days.
1t sounds rather nice to hear the
echoes through the clear, still air
from its whistle They are saving
out bills collected during the past
three months. The mill is owned
by Knox q Haokstt, aud is located
one and half miles from Proyolt.
in the Williams valley. Their prices
are right call and give them a test
Cor yourself. They can furnish plaued
lumber as ordered.
b. W. Baldwin OF Proyolt Is max.
ing considerable imp. oyemeut to his
Williams farm this winter, clearing
aud fencing. He is also building an
addition to his dwelling house. MIR.
b. is a hop grower at Provolt and a
successful farmer with pride aud
energy and will try and make his
farm one Of the most productive
farms Of that valley in both hay and
hop growing. He has ditch of
water which covers his farm with
abundant water from Williams creek
a small tributary of Applegate which
heads in the GraybaCk mountains
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-03

There are indications that the big
corporations will not have things all
their own way during the Roosevelt
administration. In recent speech
at Philadelphia, the president spoke
square 10 the point ON questions that
very many OF our public men handle
gingerly. The matter OF railroad
freight rates received particular at
tention, tho speaker emphasizing tho
need of power to control Ihom that
fairness and equitauihty 70 ali may
be enforced, to the big shipper ana
the little shipper alike, ana tho un-
Just rebate system abolished
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-03

The Russian revolution Is in fer
ment, though no very general up
rising is indicated ana II Is likely
that the present crisis will pass with.
out the overthrow OF the existing
despotism. 81. Petersburg has been
beaten into quiet. but in some other
cities. particularly IN Warsaw, the
old Polish capital. the military
power is helpless in the matter Of
preserving order against tho strikers
IL lis the general opinion ameng
thinking men that Russia III not yv.
ripe for revolution.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-03
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