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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Order to Show Cause on Petition for
Order of Sale Of Real Estate

IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR WHITE
PINE COUNTY.
In the matter OF the guardianship of the ess-
tates OF Sherman Strandman, Frank Strand
mon aud Fay Strandman, Minors
1t appearing from the petition Of Scrafia
strandman, the guardian Of the estates OF
Sherman StrandmaD, Frank Strandman and
Fay Strandman, minors, that 1t would be most
beneficial that the whole or some part OF the
real estate of said minors should be sold,--
1t therefore ordered that the next Of kin
and all persons interested in the estates OF said
wards appear before this Court to show cause,
if any they have, why such sale should not be
ordered. on thelsixth day OF June, 1906; and 1t Is
further ordered that this Order be published
for fifteen days prior to said date OF hearing,
in the White Pine News, semi-weekly news
paper published in Ely, said County
Dated May JIG, 1906
GEO. s. BROWN, District Judge.
First pub. Mar Is: to June 6.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Order to Show Cause on Petition for
Order Of Sale of Real Estate

IN TIE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR WHITE
PINE COUNTY.
In the matter of the guardianship Of the es
Carrie c. Riepe, minors.
1t appearing from the petition OF Theresa
Ricpe Magnuson, guardian Of the estates Of
Louise NJ. Repe, Annie c. Riepe and carrie e,
Ricpe minors that it would be most beneficial
that the whole or some part of the real estate
of said minors should be Sold,
tits therefore ordered that the uext oil kin OF
said wards and all persons interested in their
estates appear before this Court on the sixth
day of June, 1906, to show cause, ii any they
have, why such sale should not be ordered: and
it is further ordered that this notice he pub
lished for fifteen days prior to said date set in
the White Pine News, a semi-weckly news
paper published in the Town OF Ely said
County.
Dated May IL, 1906
GEO s. BRowN, District Judge.
| First pub. May IS; to June &.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Notice of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
of the State of Nevada.

Notice is hereby given TINT on the 2hth "ny
of April, ING. IN accordance with secli"n X
Chapipr NLNI OF the statutes az l'Hh' one y;
NrI;iil of Ely Comfy of White flne, ana
State Of Nevai,,, made aprlicltion to the state
Engineer of Ncvadn for PERM ssinn 70 app1o-
nrinte the puh,ic waters ri Tn" state NeNahh
Si,ch ann1nnriation is to he made from water
CANYON at points E. side OF Egan Range at a
snrinp which is the source OF the creek ny
means Of n dam aud lUcubic feet per seconl Is
Tn ha conveyed to points in Section II, I. u 9,
4, IS +. by means Of ditch and there used for
irrigation purposes. The construction OF sa,l
works shall begin before sept. i9ee' anu siia,
he completed on or before Sept ]. lm1 nc
water Shall be actually applied to beneicia'
use on or before Sept. l. 1908, ,,
Signed: HENRY lhohihh''
Mays wks s'a'e Ehsihee'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Application
No. 1885.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, New. March II, 100

CARSON CITY, New. March IL, 1906.
NvOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Giroux Consolidated Mines Company. 10y
" H. Miller, its Attorney in fact. whose post
Office address is Kimberly, White Pine county,
Nevada has made application for patent for
1924 4 feet on the FRAZER CONSOLIDATE u,
situated in Robinson Mining District, White
pine County Nevada, and described i'll the
official field notes aud plat on file in this Office
as follows;
FRAZER 80. !.
Beginning at Cor. No. !, whence S, L. Cor.
Sec. ST l6N., K. 62E NJ. d. NJ bears s. Il
deg ii min. 4. 1877 feet thence \, IS deg. a
min, W. 6l2.7 feet to Cor: No .; thence n. le
deg Is min w, l3l2S feet TO Cor No. 5; thence
S, ~ deg % min +. 800 feet to Cor. No. 4;
thence n II deg. II min. W. 50 feet Cor. No. 81
thence S. IS deg. IL min, 4. Bis. feet to Cor.
No. 6; thence 5. II deg. Is min E. 1923 feet
Cor. No. |, place OF beginning;
FRAZER no, ;.
beginning at Cor. No. !, whence S. L. Cor.
Sec T. 16 n, II. 81 r., NJ. ID. NJ bears s. deg
II min W. 1914 feet thence n. $. deg 30 min
VI GOO feet Cor. No. .; thence n. IL deg. IL
min. w. 1872 feet Cor, No. s. thence +. 81
deg 20 min. f.. 600 feet Cor. No. !; thence s.
II deg 10 min. 4. 1872 feet Cor. No. ]. place
of beginning. Containing 2t2J acres, after
excluding conflicts with Laura w. S2l acres
and Peacock . acres The location OF this
mine Is recorded in White Pine Co. Mining
Records Adjoining Claimants: Survey No.
2oIs, Laura W. and Peacock.
Register.
First pub. dated March 90. 1905.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
PROF. CLAIMING
ON ELY Mines
Extract from an Address to En6i.
neerinS Class of Columbia
University on Mayl

/ J Pdrke Claiming, one Of The
world $ greatest mining engineers.
gave a very interesting address be
fore the engineering class of tho
Columbia, New York, University
recently on his work i'll Nevada
The following extract has reference
to the mines at Ely:
II recently examined a concen.
trating property i'll Nevada and the
ore ran slightly under 3 per cent
In large concentrating proposition
of this kind the main thing is, what
is it going to cost to mine and
treat the ore. The original report
Oh this mine by the manager had
been taken to Paris by the the senior
member of large banking
house and the figures as to the
grade of the ore and the cost
of treatment submitted to sew
eral French engineers, who simply
aughed at the thing, and said it
was impossible to treat ore of that
grade. My examination showed
that the conditions were exactly
right for big property that
could be handled and show large
profit. The trouble with the
French engineers was that they had
not kept up with the latest practice
i'll concentrating or the latest meth
DDS i'll reverbatory smelling, and,
while they were only two or three
years behind, they might just as
well have been twenty years be-
hind the times. Therefore, I say
to you that one of the most import
ant things for a successful consult
ing engineer to have is good knowl-
edge of operating; the only way to
get a true idea of operating is to
work your way up from the bot
tom. y
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Notice Of Application For Patent
No. 1901.
Survey No. 1880.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND DFFIE,
CARSON CITY, Nevada, May2, l90d.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that Nevada
Consolidated Copper Company, a corporation
created under the laws of the state Of Maine
has. by Chas. $. Chandler. It's Attorney IN Fact,
Application for a patent for the lode mining
claims named KfMBLEY, spIONKop,. TYR II.
K0Y. COLUMBIA, LAST HOPE, AuGusT'
C0PPER QUEEN and JOSEPHINE lodes,. sit
uate in sections II and H. 7 l6 \, g +, n; ID
NJ. in Robinson Mining District Wni, e. p i,sn
aud described in the official plat ana hcid
notes thereof, on file in this office. with mag
hectic variation n IL deg Z. as follows;
KIMpLEi. .,..,
Beginning at Cor No !. sctibed l-2,23, ~
whence S !, Cor See II. T IL y. 81 =, NJ,
bears 81 deg IA min W 4;l.'0 II; thcnce \ :
deg 30 min +, $40 it to Cor No ,, scribcd 2-2so;
thence \ 81 Deg 4j min T.. 1850 it TO Cor No J,
scribed 3.23SO; thence deg - min ", aio II
TO Cor No 4, scribed I-3-23s0: thence s. deg
ming.
Beginning ut Cor No / Scrihrh :, ~ !, ~, ~
henrs n ~ deg min W CAS- #: thence deg
A. min f. 6OO it to Cor No ;. sctibed l-22'N,
thence 81 deg a min E, oso feet to Cor 40 ~ y
| r. to Cor MOI. scribed i-2-23so; thence 81 deg
Is min W, 1889 # to Cor No l. place OF beEi"
| ming. ~
beginning Mt Cor No l. rrih"d ,'l,3,'Sp
whence S i See II. T Ii y, Il 62 =, NJ j NJ bear
\ - deg min ", 6iS it; thence n ~ deg " M
T. lcs0 It to Cor No 2, scribed a?2so; Ihen ESQ
! thence S 81 deg Is min W. 1850 IT Cor No 4,
scribed i-2,sO: thence N deg u min f. o1o i
to Cor No |, place of beginning.
! COLUMBIA. ..,
beginning at Cor No srribel i'',2', =,
hence i CIR Sec H. r l0N. ~ +. y n
gears so deg min ", $3.50 # 5hsncs hs,c
Y 81 deg 10 min i, 600 fl to Cor No J, scribe.
$3.50; thence g. deg E, 400 # to Cor no Sa,
scribed 4.2,S0; THENCE 5 26 deg 30 min W ooV
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Notice Of Application for Permission
to Appropr ate Public Waters Of
the State OF Nevada

Notice is hereby given that on the l4th day
of February, 1905. In accordance with Section
%. Chapter XLVI. OF the Statues OF 1905, one
j. A. Fesler, of Ely, County of White rine,
and State of Nevada, made application to the
State Engineer OF Nevada for permission TO
appropriate the public waters OF the State Of
Nevada. such appropriation is to be made
from steptoe Greek at points the lnncsion, o OF
Stcptoe and Cave creeks in NV. : OF section
ri cubic feet per second is to be conveyed to
points near power plant LOCO feet below
point OF diversion by means of hume ana an
featuring and transportation purposes; inc
construction of said works shall begin before
Sept. lst 1906, and shall be completed on or
before Sept Ist, 1908. The water shall be ac-
tuaily applied TO beneficial use on or before
Sept LIST. 1900. -
signed. Hen THrRTELL,
State Engineer.
First pub April 2l-iw
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
LEGAL NATTER
Mineral Application.
No. 1886
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

CARSON CITY, New March H. 1906.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
H. Miller its IN se
office address is Kimberly White Pine county
Nevada. has made application for patent
S % est 9n the IN Robnson Nnns
District White Pine County, New, md de-
cribed in the official field notes and plat on
file in this Office as follows lows
cor Sec. ., r. i6 r.. Il. 81 T., NJ. u. NJ bears
y, 50 deg IS min. W 9I9 feet. thence \. =
deg % min. L. 1877 feet Cor, No 3; thence
n. 81 deg 06 min. +. ll5.3 feet Cor No. /;
thence $ 81 deg 56 min, +. 10 feet Cor. no.
e theace SeE d cr mn MIN M ~ @ f e@i
Cor. No. !, place of beginning.
APRIL FOOL FRACTION.
Beginning at Cor. No, !, whence $ e, ''or.
Sec. 3, T. l6 ~, II. 81 T., NJ. D. NJ, bears :. 50
min. L, iss / leet cor 10, y thence $, u deg.
Of min L 313.7 feet Cor, No. !; thence n. deg.
u min. W. 81 feet Cor. No. 4; thence y. Sc
deg +. a79.1 feet Cor. No d thence $, deg:
deg. Oh min. W. 1921 feet Cor, No. !; thence :.
81 deg. OF min W. 6s.2 feet Cor. No, $; thence
n deg. 90 min, f. $50 feet Cor. No. !. place of
beginning
Beginning at Cor. No: whence S. l., Cor,
Sec. =, T. l6 n, 81 E. NJ d. NJ, bears n. ~
deg. OIL min. i. "a feet; thence N deg: u
min. W 63.6 icct Cor. No. ,; thence $, II deg.
Of min. Z. 3l3.7 feet Cor. No. 3; thence s. 4
deg. q min. $40 feet Cor No. 1; thence y -
deg 0l min. W. 3l37 feet Cor. No. /, place of
beginning. Containing 30 acres, after eX-
GLIDING conflicts with Survey No, 22ls; lO.Si
acres. Survey No. 1913; 1.65 acres and Josie
l.G6 acres. The locations of this mine are re
corded in White Pine County Mining Records.
Adjoining Claimants. SURVEYS Nos. 22ls aud
l9,s. Josie, Wedge, April Fool and Beehive.
o. H. GALL UP
Register,
First pub dated March 70. 1906.
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LEGAL MATTER
Notice Of Application For Patent.
No. 1900.
Survey No. 1878.


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well den, perhaps--vodt you paw"
"I-l-how much do You wantY turgls
stammered. ..q .'r e"
twenty-five dollars"
His face fell. II can't pay that" he
The woman was watching him narrowly.
How much do you pay?" she demanded
Must pay now---fight away
Yes, all my customers do"
IL haven't much money" Jurgis be-
II troubie---ant my money is gone. But
~ pay you-eyery cent--just as soon as
can can work"
"vot liz your workT'
~ have no place now. must get one
III ,aaO vo,, much 2. hat A. You S.g got now"
\,nep he said "A dollar and quarter" the
wOnen laughed In his face.
IN would not put on my hat for dollar
und q quarter" she said.
,.. IT. al I've got" he pleaded, his voice
S SfeptdlR ss ea Ra'f ht Sst Eonf one-m' wife
Nadine Haupt had put back her pork On
Onions oh the stove. She turned to him
and answered, out Of the s.eam and noise
cit me ten dollars cash. und SO you can
Il can't do it, haven't got 1t !" Jurgls
and quarter"
Ine woman turned to her work. II don't
believe y0u," she said. dot is all to try
to sheat me. vot is de reason a big man
terT sfo 'ls7 11CT- =
I've just been In JAIL" cried Jurgis--
&c was ready to set down upon his knees
to the woman-"and had no money before
and my family has almost starved"
your
"rhey are all poor" he answered ",rhey
gave me this. have done everything
Haven't you 60. nothing you can sell?'
y have nothing, ! tell you--1 have moth
Ing" he cried. frantically. li
Cant you borrow Y, den2 Don't your
store people trust your" Then, as he shook
his head, she went on:
listen to me--if you git me you will be
Cad Of 1t. will save your wife und baby
for YOU, und It viii not seem like mooch to
you IN de end: II you loose dem now how
you tink You feel den2 Und here is a lady
It knows her business could send you
to people In dis block, and dey would tell
Madame. Haupt was pointing her cooking
iork at Jurgls persuasively; but her
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-10-20
CHAPTER XIX.

Madame Haupt" ran a sign swinging
from second-Btory window over a saloon
on the avenue; at a side door was another
sign, with land pointing up a dingy 1iight
time. 'A-'0 ~
Mauame Haupt was frying pork and
onions and had her door half open TO LET
out the smoke. When he tried to knock
unon 1t, 1t swunp Oren the rest of the wav
and he had glimpse of her with a black
Dottle turned up to her lips. Then he
knocked :ouder and she started and nut IL
away; Sh' was Dutch wOman--enor.
mnously fat--when she walked she rolled
IKE small boat on the ocean. and tho
Gishes In the cupboard tostled each other
s tnOs, wore filthy blue wrapper, and her
-. "Vot is q" she said when she saw Jur.
He had run like mad all the wav ard
ils hair was flying and his eyes WildWhc
looked IKE man that had risen from the
o ovhU' MY wife!' he painted. Come
Madame Haunt set the frying nan 70 ono
SIDE anu wiped her HANDS on her wronn Wme
You: You want me to come for case?" she P in.
yes" gasped Jurgis
MAJ yust come back from n case" sbe
s nsr sir, ri hat {, had no time to eat my din
net .;v Stiil-lf It Is SO bad
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horrible scream of anguish. And the voice
For a moment Jurgls stood half-paralyz.
ca with fright; then he bounded past the
old woman and into the room.
1t was Aniele kitchen, and huddled
pale and frightene,.. One Of them started
gard q frightfully thin, with one arm tied
up IN bandages-he hardly realized that 1t
was Marta. He looked frst for Ona |;
men, exp citing them to speak. But they
sat dumb, gazing back az him, panic
stricken and second later came another
piercing scream
y was from the rear Of the house, and
the room and flung Il open: there was a
ladder leading through a trap-door to the
garrett, and he was at the foot Of It, when
suddenly he heard voice behind him, and
saw "a ~ Maria n,s 81 bis heels She seized him
wildly mo, no, Jurgis Stop
What do you mean" he gasped
You mustn't 60 up" she cried
Jurgis was half:crazed with bewilderment
s shouts a1lsnt wna What's the matter" he
Marija e ung to him tightly he could
hear Una sobDing and moaning above and
ne Fought to get away and climb up with
fasneq on the sSiSS You mustn't go up
She dragged him back into the kitchen.
MALT carrying him, for he had gone ali to
pieces. IL was as II the pillars of his soul
had fallen in-he was blasted with horror.
IA the room he sank into chair, trembling
like a leaf, Maria still holding him. and
fright. r~'"
who's with herT Jurgls demanded and
then seeing Marija hesltating, he cried
r ",sa'ss.sns he's, all right" she answered,
But the doctor !" he gasped. "some one
He seized Martha by the arm she trem.
bled: and her voice sank beneath a whisper
as she replied. We've have no money"
-;.hen, frightened at the look on his FACE.
she exclaimed '..'s all right, Jurgis
You don't understand--gO away-g0 away
Alb, IL you only had waited"
And the childrenr cried Jurgls.
Ahe children have not been home for
tiree days. the weather has been 30 bad"
Jgrgis was standing, BY the table, and he
caught himself with his hands: his head
and arms shook--it looked as II he were co.
Ing to collapse. Then suddenly Aniele rot
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up and came hobbling toward him, fumbling
In her skirt pocket. She drew out dirty
rag, In one corner Of which she had some
thing tied
Here, Jurgis" she said, II have some
money. Palauk See I"
She unwrapped 1t ana counted It out
thlrty-four cents. you 90, now" she said,
and try and get somebody yourself. And
may.e the rest can help-give him some
money, you; he will pay YOU back some
day, and 1t will do him good to have some
thing to think about even IL he doesn't sue.
coed. When he comes back, maybe It will
And 80 the other women turned out the
contents of their pocket.books; most of
them had pennies and nickeis, but they gave
him ALL Mrs. Olszewski, who lived next
door, and had husband who was skill
e. cattle-butcher, but drinking man, gave
nearly half dollar, enough to raise the
whole sum to dollar and q quarter. Then
Jurgis thrust 1t into his pocket, still hold.
Ing 1t tightly in his fist, and started away
b. run.
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Mrs. Simpson was happy little woman th,.
night when her boy was brought to her free fron
all suspicion. Rhodus was glad to get him back
Col Cheney" said Mrs. Simpson while tears 90
Joy ran down her cheek, "how can ever rena ~,
you for what you have done for us? How
How" 4 vs. 8ltE @ M
you have already repaid me. Mrs. Simpson
paid me in full" said the colonel, with bright
smile.
But l don't understand how?" faltered the
little woman.
"The smile on your face, the light In your eve
the Joy in your heart, are full recompense for ali
have DONE" u@ aF Wia
God bless you, colonel"
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THE SUN

crooks" Furniss WINGED as Cheney pronounced the
word Then we're going to have that young
man reinstated in his position, and Mr.. Haviland
put In possession Of the truth. That's all, DIR.
Furniss"
Cant this be fixed upi" said Furniss, with
sickly smile. He was one Of those persons who
supposed that every man had his price. Just how
he got out Of that ONCE he never could distinctly
remember, but he had a recollection of strong
physical assistance from behind.
An officer was sent by the prosecutor to arrest
him that evening after Cheney had told his story.
But the bird had flown, and money perhaps saved
him from being apprehended.
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Twelfth Page

house you used . plain black pencil. The next day
IN the drug store you got hold Of tho wrong pen.
Gil, and used one with indelible lead TO write
Camph,' though the same color as the other one
There are two In your pocket now" pointing at the
doctors upper waistcoat pocket Look at this"
and Col Cheney moistened the end Of his finger
and touched the word "Opii." and then "camph"
On the first word no impression was made but the
word "Camph" became dark purplish blue
Nov, DR.. Furniss do you deny my story?"
Well" he stammered, what are you going to
do about it?" ] ss
do? From here we three gentlemen are going
to the prosecuting attorneys once and have the
charge against Simpson dismissed. To do this
we shall tell the story. What the prosecutor will
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19
Episcopal Church.

Easter services which were held al the Episcopal church at II o'clock were attended by very large crowd who greatly enjoyed the able sermon delivered by Dr. r. E. DeLongy. The church
 had been beautifully decorated With choice flowers for this spec lal occasion which made the scene one of loveliuess. One of the pleasing features of the services was the musical program rem dered by the choir. This pro- gram had been especially ar ranged for this service and the
 manner in which 1t was rendered by the choir was greatly enjoyed.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-04-19
Christian Church.

The Easter Cantata, "The Beautiful City" last night was a surprise to a crowded house at the Christian church. The cast was simple-a Pilgrims experi- ences on the way to heaven as the tempter met her, she was comforted by helpers and sus- talned by the promises of Christ. About thirty persons took part and under the able training of Mrs. Mason acquitted themselves with great credit. The singing and acting was good. The class of little tots in marking time fairly brought down the house. Collections were taken amount ing to $50 which goes to the charities of the church.