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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-20
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-20

Nicely Fixed up-Mrs. Ned Wilton
has put the Home hotel in first-class
shape, and thereby made it more
popular than ever. : E'2 err, ..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-20

No Meeting-The. city coupcil did
not meet last night. and no action was
therefore, taken regarding the giving
up to. the 500 company of a part of
Broadway. %Gy .- 70. ,;~.'s. 49,. :.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-20

Going some-The following josh is
taken from The Student, the pape,
published at the state university:
''Knudson has a successor in prodigy
from Bismarck who gives the class
ten minute talks at two minute, inter
walls during recitation hour" r
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-20

Social sterfs Miss Myrtle Brown
entertained few friends delightfully."-
Iat luncheon "Wednesday afternoon.
4 The Presbyt terrain social at the
home Of Mrs sn,yth Thursday after.
noon was 4 notable social success.
There was an excellent musical pro
gram and Rev. Harris gave q talk
that was very interesting. Refresh.
E1lents were served. the Misses
Schneider. Orr, Jones. Barnes and
Morris assisting Z 7 II he iaennercaos
celebrated Thursday evanlng its faft1
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-20

+ Attention., Workmen-All members
of A. o. q. w. are requested to attend
meeting at Western Union office at
~ o'clock tomorrow to make arrange.
ments to attend funeral of Chas. e.
'Murrell. By order of, master: work
man. III a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-20

Charles E. MurreII Dead-Word
was received, in the city this morning
that Charles e. Murrell died at the
insane hospital early this morning.
The body will be brought to the city
tonight when funeral arrangements
will be made. +. #
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-20

Indian Summer-Uncle Amos Robi-
dou says we will have two or three!
days OF cold, raw weather and then
stretch Of, several weeks Of Indian;
summer 81 % This is good news. and the
weather bureau people are warned
not to try disarrange this; program
other than to cut out the raw weather.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-20

Roller Rink-Manager vesperman
announced that the Atheneum win be
opened Monday as a roller rink and
will be maintained as such through
the winter. save on such nights. ais
shows are there. The house has been
fixed up in nice shape, repainted and
otherwise improved and the rink will
be run in the best Of shape. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-20

Fell Down ceIlar-J. P. Kenyon fell
down his cellar stairs yesterday and
severely hurt his knee cap. He is
able to be about but "favors'' that
portion of his; anatomy which was
hurt. 1t might have been much worse
and friends are congratulating him on
that basis.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-20

Continued on Page q,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Diamond Drilling at Ciroux

Joseph GirOux. president of
tho Giroux Consolidated Mines
Co., stated to a NEWS reporter
on Sunday that the company
new diamond drill had been sunk
to II depth of $50 feet at the
mines. with satisfactory results.
Fhc drill outfit weighs IL, 900 lbs
and is driven by a Fairbanks
Morse verticle duplex engine. 1t
has core rods enough to bose a
depth of 1.20O feet. The fact
that the drill is being sunk at the
rate of fifty feet a day demon
strates the utility of the diamond
drill as an aid iu prospecting the
Ely ground.
We will be down 1000 feet,
Mr. Giroux said, before yer,
long. The company's smelteI
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
GUN PLAY MAN
GETS 90 DA'
ed" McCabe, or Meade, Fl
White River, After Wild Rifle
Firing, is Sent to Jail.

About the middle of last We
a party of prospectors, heao
by Ed McCabe, arrived fr
the White River country, pitch
a tent on Murry creek and pl
ceeded to shoot up the town
true border fashion. Now n,
Cabe, who also answers to t
name of Meade is Il guest of Il
sheriff. He will have sixty da
lin which to ponder over the pre-
er use Of fire arms and alcohoI
beverages.
II. B. Tilby, who lives just Y
low the White river tent, miss
an axe on Friday and went
the camp TO find it. He saw
tree telling tool that 'looke'
like his and so informed t
White River boys. After sol
parley, Tilby left without his a!
and testified at the trial veste
day that McCabe called him bac
raised a Winchester rifle and b
gan to shoot holes in the atmc
phere, The shooting frighten
several women in the neighbc
hood and stopped the growth
mum Der of youngsters.
Sunday night Tilby swore o
a warrant for the arrest of M
Cabe. The White River riff
man was arraigned in Justice
the Peace Van Volkenbere
court yesterday morning, b
wanted a few hours more to stut
out what his plea would be al
his case was set down for 4 {
clock. At the appointed ho
McCabe appeared in charge OF
deputy sheriff, flanked by La
yer Eddy. Mr.. Eddy made t.
most of a bad case while Distri
Attorney Walker soaked" t.
prisoner and bis witnesses un
they were white in the face.
At the conclusion of the tris
the Justice asked:
do you want a verdict, gent
men?'
Certainly" replied the Di
trict Attorney.
We'll, sir said the Justic
1T has been proven that Meat
committed a misdemeanor in fl
ing off a rife within the TOW
limits of Ely, and in the jud
ment of this court he is guilt
/ sentence him to 60 days in ii
care of the sheriff of this count
Shooting will not be germitt'
in Ely. "
And so Mr.. McCabe, or Mead
was led away to the calaboose.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
LATE ARRIVALS.

Il. B. Watson, consulting en-
gineer of the Shannon Cope
Company and Norman Hotter,
wealthy hardware dealer of Hel
ena, Mont, are in town. Nh
Watson inspected the Ruth min
yesterday and was greatly i'm
pressed by the ap pearance of til
ore bodies which have beer
blocked out there.
Mr.. james r. Thompson re
turned to Ely yesterday, accom-
panied by F. l.. Melcher, presi
dent of the Butte & Ely Coppel
Mining Co.; ]. B. Leggett, a di
rector in the same company, ant
Charles S. Henderson.
J. M. Benton, from Sacramen
to, says that business in Califor
mia $ capitol was never bette
and that property has gone VI
80 per cent since the San Fran
cisco earthquake,
Hon. II. Fl. Correll, of EIko, i
here.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
R00m al Bald Mountain

J. l.. Wedkind and James Omie
came in from Bald Mountain on
Monday. Bald Mountain is about
so miles from Ely and Mr.. We'd
kind says it is a coming camp,
The canyon is already lined with
tents and there are about JOG
people Oh the ground. Joy viii!
be the name Of the postoffice. 1t
is u gold camp and many promis-
ing properties are there. United
States Senator George S. Nixon
and his partner, George Win
field, Of Tonopab, are interested
in the camp. The two latter have
a man on the ground now aud it
is expected that JOY will be a
hummer inside of 90 days. Sev-
eral Elyites are on the way TO
the new El Dorado.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Funds For Fire Department.

At the last regular meeting of
the Ely Fire Department it was
decided that the department
needed q new reel, l,OOO feet more
hose, chemical hre eXtinguishers,
and an outfit of hook and ladders,
etc. "A committee OF three, Neil
Munroe, w. J. Carothers and G.
L. Rove, was appointed to So
licit funds for purchasing the
needed equipment, and have Sc
cured $172. so in cash, with over
500 more promised.
A committee was appointed TO
purchase a fire bell. Chief M,
No1tz donated team to get the
bell. and Art. Luchise agreed to
act as driver gratis.
The H, X. Wheeler Co. offered
their offices for meeting purposes
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Gold Strike at MOIIes0n's

THE News is in receipt of a
letter from Fine Molleson, dated
ut Molleson's s Ranch. May II, in
which the writer gives the re-
turns from some ore sent from
there to Reno to be assayed.
The rock showed 81. A in silver
and $34a in gold to the ton, Mr..
Molleson writes,
The ledge from which these
samples were taken is situated
in the Egan range of mountains,
l9 miles north of Ely on the
Cherry Creek road.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Seven Claims Change Hands

Announcement is made from
Salt Lake of the transfer, under
bond, of seven important claims
in this district, adjoining the
Nevada Consolidated ground and
in close proximity to the Jupiter
group of the Cumberland Ely
Company.
These claims have been taken
over by CLAUS Jeldness, of Idaho,
and includes the lack, Kickapoo,
Amesican, Porcupine and North
ern properties, owned by |. G..
Moon; John Weber's Brilliant
mine, and the Oasis claim of
William Roberts. Interested with
Mr.. Jeldness in the enterprise
are several Salt Lake capitalists.
Already two shafts have been
sunk on the properties and de-
velopment work is progressing
satisfactorily.
It is understood that the Jeld
ness syndicate is seeking to de-
velop an extension of the rich
Cumberland Ely ore and that the
results thus far have been most
encouraging.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Splendid Work. Done by New Ma.
chinery in Two Days at the
Giroux Mines
BOOM At BALD MOUNTAIN
Prosecutors Crowd into the New
Camp...Discoveries Worth
Noting Elsewhere

Salt Lake investors who are
interested in the Cumberland Ely
properties here have heard that
the men working at the mines
under the direction of George
Gum have dropped into sui
phides, as foretold by the latter.
OF this report the Inter- Mountain
Republican says:
1T is this development; that
has enabled the army OF Cum
berland shareholders in this city
to pile up profits during the last
few days, the first intimation in
the absence of Mr.. Gum. who is
now at the Nevada camp, OF the
change being reflected i'll the
heavy buying orders which have
been arriving. The develop
ment of the Cumberland has
been Identical, said one convers-
ant with it. with the develop
ment of the Nevada Consolidated,
the shaft descending in the car
Donates and finally dropping into
the copper, gold and silver. bear
ing sulphides that are making
Ely one of the most prominent
of the sisterhood upon which the
future must draw for its supply
of tho rcd metal. AS soon as
the work in this, zone is well in
hand, Mr.. Gum sends word, he
will leave for the end of the track
and for Salt Lake with such par
ticulars as it is consistent to re-
lease. The shares of the com
pany are again selling on the
local market at better than 81.
while in the East there were
heavy purchases on the assump-
ton they are going to overtake
the figures at which its senior
neighbor is selling at this time
before the end Of the season.
Mr. Gum, by whom the present
achievement was foretold, has
again been the agency through
which the local investor has been
enriched, and not q few are ready
to follow him to the utmost in
Cumberland Ely.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
NOTICE: TO CITIZENS:

All property owners and tenants
are urged to clean up their premises
accorning to law, by the first day
of Juue. removing from front and
back yards, sidewalks and ad1acent
roadways all refuse, garbage, bot
lies OF other accuu1ulations.
Failure 10 comply with this re-
quest will result in the prosecution
of offenders a. A. MARSHALL,
Sanitary Officer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Attention Company"

All former members of tn,
United States Army, whether Mex
icsn wat veterans, the boys of til,
G. A. R, or comrades in the wa
with Spain, are hereby notified anc
invited to meet at the Office of G.
r. Reeves in Aultman street to-
morrow "wednesday evening at 8
o'clock for the purpose of taking
steps TO properly observe Decora
ton Day.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Revival at Ward Mountain

H. r. Plate, baving charge Of
the United Mines Co., at Ward
Mountain, was in Ely a few days
since. His company is operating
the old Martin White property
a mine that was very promising
20 years ago. The United Mines
Co is Denver, Colorado, con
cern.
FREIGHTERS WANTED to haul
lumber from Currie's Ranch to
Ely. State capacity OF outfit
and charge for hauling. Address
j. IL. Carbon, Currie'S Ranch,
White Pine County, Nevada.
May 22-1m mo,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
HOW little TEX
PARTED WITH HALL
Ended a Good Natured Deadlock
on Terms Of Separation with
Turn of Roulette Wheel

1t is not always an easy thing fol
two square men who have been
partners to agree upon terms OF
separationsafeer-deciding that ii Is
to their mutual interest for each to
go it alone This was shown
when II. O. Hall and M. +. Rick.
ard, who were formerly partners i'll
the Southern Club i'll Aultman
street, parted company short time
ago. Hall is DOW running the
Southern Club and Rickard has
opened the Capitol. They arc still
good friends companions, i'll fact
and the story of their parting as
business associates is a cheerful
one, which is now being told i'll
many mining camp, aud will he
retold as part of Ely's carly camp
history.
According to the veracious his
torian, whose authority it is not
worth while to question, Rickard
aud Hail one day decided that each
should go into business for himself.
After deliberating for a time, it was
decided that one should keep the
Southern Club and that the other
should accept sum of money and
go his way. Then Hall said
Take your choice, old man. y
Richard, who, by the way, is a
brother of G.. l.. Rickard, known
far and wide as Tex Rickard, of
Goldheld fame, was not to be out
done in politeness. With splen-
did Alphonse and CASTOR sweep of
his arm, ne replied:
"No, No; you take your choice.
"I'll take what is left whatever
that is. -
Hall was not to be excelled in
generosity even by Little Tex.
He refused to take This choice, re-
naming mum as an oyster as to
whether lie wanted the money or
the club.
The deadlock would have lasted
to this day had it not been suggest
ed that the matter be settled with
turn of the roulette wheel.
Done, :" cried Hall,
Done echoed Little Tex.
1t was decided that if the ball
rolled into the red, Hall should keep
the club, and if in the black, Rick
ard should keep it
Then the ball was set rolling.
1t fell into the red.
Hall quietly connted out big
roll of bills, which Little Tex
stuffed into his pocket.
Come he said, with the smile
that won't come off, let's drink
to the health of the proprietor.
Hall reached out his hand and the
two exchanged friendly grasp.
That ended it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
BREAKING INTO COPPER

will be started up us soon as the
Nevada Northern Railroad gets
in touch with Ely. Everything
looks promising at our mines.
Mr.. GirouX went out Sunday
afternoon in one of the new auto
mobiles, enroutc for Los Angeles.
He expects to return to Ely
shortly.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES

a StouS iouuudllOIl IL DSluS ldlu
on the lot just south of THE News
office OH Murry street for one
story brick building to be used as
all Office by Dr. r. II. Richardson.
1t will be quite an improvement to
that part of town when completed.
K. c. Davis is bossing his home
made spile driver on the job.
DR. l.. T. Brock, of San Jose, Cal.
is casting about here for all office.
1t take courage for physician to
begin practice i'll Ely at time when
the Board of Health and other local
authorizes are holding extra sessions
to improve the sanitary conditions
of the towns.
Jack" Gilmore, son of ali old
time Nevada stage driver, came to
the town Saturday with two auto
mobiles, making the run from
Wells in eight hours. The "Bub'
bles' will run between here and
Currie S ranch,
Justice of the Peace Van Volken-
burg casts stern eye upon offend
ers these days. He has sent Ell
gene Clark to the calaboose for
forty days on the latter's third ap.
pearance before him for vagraucy.
Pat Toner, while at work on
his claims near Lane City, was at
tackled by fattlesnake. Remem.
bering what his nsmesake did for
Ireland, Patrick gave battle to the
reptile and chopped off its head.
Fires will be started tomorrow in
the furnaces of the Ely Brick Man
ufacting Company, There are now
five brick making concerns either
in operation or projected twixt here
and Lane City.
Tent houses with board sides and
floors are going up all over town.
In sixty days this will be city of
tents. After that stately brick and
stone Structures will take their place.
Mrs. ], f. Miles, wife of the
County Treasurer, her two child
rem, and her sister. Miss Ida
O Hare, who spent the winter in
Carson City, have returned to Ely.
In these long. dreamy twilights
a stroll to the source of Murry
creek, with stop there for
draught of spring water, is pleas
ant diversion for mind and body.
G. H. Spencer, of Los Angles,
Cal, returned in the Eureka stage
few days ago. Mr. Spencer is
associated with H. K. Wheeler in
the latter's enterprises here.
The adobe hut, adjoining the
Bank of Ely, has been torn down.
1t was landmark of the town,
having been erected i'll 1868 as a
storage place for vegetables.
A minstrel show is on the pro.
gramme for Ely to be presented at
the Good Time Club hall Thursday
and Friday evenings. See ad.
Stevens & McAfee, of Goldfeld,
have a stock of wall paper, paints
and oils en- route to Ely. They
will start in business here ere long
Time is money but it costs
nothing to get it right from Mr.. w.
K. Wheeler, who is taking weekly
observations of the sun.
Things are shaping up at the
miues for active work, Some very
good mining timber is coming in
from Mcdonald IS mill
Late arrivals included several
good carpenters. They are here
ahead of the lumber, but most of
them are employed.
Mr.. Frank Paul, who has been
absent from Ely for some time, re-
turned home by way of Wells last
Saturday.
The new cottage of Miss Ellen
Hayes, adjoining The White House,
is nearing completion.
Miss Dorothy Parker, daughter
of Commissioner Parker, has re
turned to the city.
Revival at Ward Mountain
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Beer, Bacon and Barley OmeIette

white River has been shy on beer. bicor
and barley since Sunday tecause the stage
containing these things was upset on that date
by a balky horse in front OF the Ely Liver,
stable.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Wood Choppers Wanted.

Wood choppers arc wanted at the
Giroux Con. Mines Go. Apply at
the mine or of c. K. Reeves, Ely,
Nevada. Wages good. NJ a2-at
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22


Friday. Three has -beens''~-
Foraker, Morgan and Pettus-
voted against it; all other
members of the Senate stood
up and were counted on the side
of progress and fair dealing.
Only members of the Railroad
Employees Associa tion may ride
free, accnrdi~s-to he rate bill.
I.o. the poor hobo.
No more rebates; no more free
passes in exchange for special
legislation. Sorry days ahead
for State Capitol grafters.
Lots of talk in San Fra ncisco,
Salt Lake, Reno, Los Angeles and
Reno papers about the proper
place to locate a Nevada Mining
Exchange. How about Ely? We
have the men, we have the
mines, We have the money.
Virginia City's militia COM
panies have been disbanded be-
cause the members declared they
would rather stack arms than go
out on strike duty. Guess that's
about all they We're qualified to
do, anyhow.
Records in over 100000 cases
of naturalized citizens were de-
stroyed in the San Francisco
fire. Not an unmixcd evil.
Thirteen persons, gathered at
the grave of a comradc in Aus
tria, were killed by lightning.
Again the unlucky "13."
Another 'angel'' has fallen
and broken it's wings the heroic
Statue of the Resurrection" in
the Cathedral of ST. John the
Divine, New York.
Vice.President Fairbanks has
visited Birmingham as frater-
nal messenger to the NJ. f.
Church, South. The tall gentle
man from Indiana is pretty
strong on this sort of play
1t cost the NJ. l.. Conference,
South, $275, 900, that amount be-
ing voted to build Il church in
! Washington.
Autopsy at MADEIRA, CAL, de
veloped that victims heart was
on right side. Know Il lot of
people fixed that way.
Mexico is to have an elephant
ranch. Wonder if DiaZ has
room for ostrich farm. Can send
some good breeders from the
Senate at Washington.
Take your spinach straight. \
worthy lady of Richmond, Ind.
has succumbed to a mixture of
the vegetable with strawberries.
Any statesman pining to emu-
late Cincinnatus is referred tn
Nebraska. Half a million acres
of land viii! be opened to settle
ment there soon.
Prof. Chamberlain, of the Uni
versity of Chicago, says the
earth will endure 100000, 900
years. Take no chances. how
ever. If you are in arrears to
''the News" pay up NOW.
Editors will assemble at the
State University on the 31st inst.
Halcyon days ahead and plenty
of copy for Keno papers.
Everybody get busy Clean
up by June /.
NOTICE TO CITIZENS:
All property owners and tenants
are urged to clean up their premises
- .i,o E,st 4 =, ~
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22
Fact and Fancy

Roosevelt's railway rate bill
passed the Senate, substantially
as it came from the House. last
Friday. Three 'has-beens"--
Foraker, Morgan and Pettus-
voted against it; all other
members of the Senate stood
up and were counted on the side
of progress and fair dealing.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22

Lots of talk in San Fra ncisco,
Salt Lake, Reno, Los Angeles and
Reno papers about the proper
place to locate a Nevada Mining
Exchange. How about Ely? We
have the men, we have the
mines, We have the money.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22

No more rebates; no more free
passes in exchange for special
legislation. Sorry days ahead
for State Capitol grafters.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22

Records in over 100000 cases
of naturalized citizens we're de-
stroyed in the San Francisco
fire. Not an unmiXcd evil.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-05-22

Virginia City's militia com.
panies have been disbanded be
cause the members declared they
would rather stack arms than &c
out on strike duty. Guess that's
about all they We're qualified tc
do, anyhow.