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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-03-30
Il. K. WHEELER
CLOSES DEAL
Buys Remaining Lots h ~ ~
Townsite from l. D.
Campton

The Los Angeles TeletTep
says; A new deal has been put
through for the Ely, New. towa-
site, in which a number Of Lea
Angeles capitalists are interest-
ed, and the assertion il maao1hae
before the end of this year. ,hsrs
will be at least 1000 men a ~
pay roll of the big copper sseu~
panies operating in that district.
The deal was put through and
completed this week, by H. K.
Wheeler, of the H. K. Wheeler
Engineering Co. of this city, who
will return to Ely next Friday.
Mr.. Wheeler had secured q i've
day option in that district, but was
held up two days by washoutA,
and it was a close squeak.
but two hours after I return
ed here from Ely, 1t was all set
tled, remarked Mr.. Wheeler.
With headquarters in Los An
geles, in the Mason and Braley
buildings, Mr.. Wheeler will open
branch Offices in Ely, to take care
of the big interests which his
now has there. A.
present, the nearest route to bly,.
is by stage coach from the Ter.
minal of the narrow guage road
to Eureka, but Mr.. Wheeler says
that work is now being rushed
upon a branch line from CObre,
New. to Ely, a distance Of 15O
miles, Cobra is 139 miles west
of Ogden. This will mean Ap
opening up of this rich copper
region, and the influx Of capital
and labor
The immense deposits Of cop
per near Ely, haye a well.dehnsd
area of about seven miles long
and one mile wide. The Giroux
it is reported, has de-
veloped enough ore to supply q
with 5000 tons day for
ten years. According to tn.
same report, the Neyada. .Consae
dated Co. has 5000 tons devs1aG-
I'd for sme!ter per day, to last
twenty years. This ore occars
N porphyry between limestone,
md there are already $1,000 fest
of underground workings in this
district, with shafts 900 4Aee
leep. About 800 men sAEe.set
work now. The Cumberland11lH
Copper Co., the Veteran.Ely
Copper Co., and the Butte and
Ely Co. are also rushing work in
,he district. The Giroux Cosis
'eady to blow in it's new 2Oo-top
while the Nevada Con-
Co. is preparing to
it's new shelter, with .
of $500 tons, and as soon
Us the plant is finished, will du-
olicate it with another ..one, both
If them just east of the townsits.
The Nevada Consolidated Cop.
Der Co., with 100000 shares of
! par value of $40, was com.
quotations of $40 50'per
share, in Boston and Wall street
N March II, and it was report
ID by Mr.. Wheeler, in this city.
yesterday, that several big trans
lctions in this stock had recently
,een accomplished. There is
title if any Of the Gir0tix Co.
stock on the market. ~ ~
New Mining Locations i.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-03-30
DOCUMENTS
RECORDED
In the Office Of the County Re-
corder During the Week
Ending March 26. 1906
DEEDS

DEEDS
r. J. Harmon to David Den
net conveys all his interest in
tbefH. !, D, mining claim in Rooin
son mining district, considera
ton S..
".,.,grson Hudson to F.. q. Will
liam; conveys the Spider mining
claim in Osceola mining district
consideration $500.
s..F.'W. Griswold to H. P. Molle-
son; conveys certain land in Step
toe valley, consideration 81
~" A. M. Vanderslip and wife to
@H!'p Molleson; convey certain
land III Steptoe valley. consider
atiou~$1'.i
Mary 'Molleson and Fine Molle-
< son to j. w. Adams; convey cer-
/. tain land in Steptoe valley; con-
. sideration 81 500.
Chas. A. Walker and John
Melvin to Daniel w. Ellis; con-
vey lots 2 land 8 of block 1 in
Georgetown, consideration $2,-
300.
Heirs at law of W. G. Lyons,
deceased, to J. B. Simpson; con-
vey part of lot 9, Of block A, on
Aultman street in Ely, consider
alton $1,000.
H, A. Comins to Steve Baker;
conveys lots 5. 6, z and 8 of block
J on High street, in Ely, consid.-
Grafton $3.50. ~
A. D. Campton to Harry Ran
dali; conveys lots z and 8 of
block 32 on Ely street, in Ely,
consideration S..
Daniel w. Ellis and wife TO
Alma D. Chambers; convey GER
.staiA lots in Ellis sub division.
Consideration $500.
Daniel w. Ellis and wife to Eva
G. Werger; convey certain lots
in Ellis subdivision, considera-
ton $500.
PATENTS.
State of Nevada to Henry P.
Molleson, patents W ! of s W / of
sec. 8; n Q of W /, and s e of
se4 of S e / of sec. II. n e / of
NV / and n e t of s Q 1 of sec.
20; s W / of n W / and n W / of
sw 1 of s W one-quarter of sec.
q, T, 10. NJ; r. 63 E.
United States of America to
W. B. Morse and T. Herrick,
patents Albany lode in White
Pine mining district.
United States of America to
William B. Morse, patents Irvine
lode in White Pine mining dis
trict.
w AGREEMENTS.
StafeAof Nevada to William
!, Horton, contract for sale of half
oil S wquarter, and lots and 3
OF sec. l8, IT. 10 NJ, r. "a E.
State of Nevada to William
Horton, contract for sale of lot 4,
OF sec. 18, #. 18 N, r. GA E.
State of Nevada to William
Sheek, contract for sale of e
quarter of n e quarter of sec. 20;
W quarter of W quarter of sec.
Il, and quarter of n quarter
OF sec. 20, II. l8 N, r. "a E.
Salt Lake Hardware Co. to
chairman Mining and Electric
Company. notice for redemption
OF property and certified copy of
Judgment and decree.
TOWNSHIP PLATS.
Yolo claim and Lane City town
site plat.
Ellis sub division of lots 2 and
. In block l, in Georgetown.
DOCUMENTS FILED.
Lis Pendens; A. j. Stevens et
al VS.. A. H. Mcknight ct al
notice to quiet title to Lone Tree
mining mining claim in Robinson mining
uiSCflcC. n4s-s
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-03-30

The Whole Of White Pine County Rich Mineral Field for Pospec and Grea
Fortunes Sure to be Made Here this Yea of Pure Water
Plenty of Frewood on the Mountains Plenty Forage for
Nock-a hosprt0rs Paradise
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-03-30
GREAT ELY
GREATEST ELY

The Cper Deposits of this Camp Greatest in the WorlGrater
Montana Greyer than michigan Greater than Arizona,
Greater than Utah. Greater than Montana, Michigan Arizona and
Utah all Jumped Together
100000 TONS OF ORE CARRYING 900 WORTH OF COPPER
BLOCKED OUT AND READY TO BREAK IN ONE SINGLE ELY Mine
AND ONLY A FRACTION OF ITS GROUND EXPLORED
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
Buy Your New Spring Suit Early

We would suggest Sir that you select your Spring Suit
carly The choicest patterns always found IL the open
Ing of thc season, when stocks unhroken This will be
about the last week yon Sec many wearing Winter
clothes Ii viii be Of resurrccting something
from the garnet closet coming out in Spring Suit
new. clean stylish and handsome We have almost
limited variety of choice Cheyot SeFgrs and Scotch Mix
They masterpieces Of suit making We you
will stop in for moments look We believe that YOU will
be impressed with the rcasonabenes OF prices well
with the excellence of our Clothing.
Frank McWhOrter Co.
One Price Mems and BOYS Outitters
Ttsrhons Cal 2s4. Blanchard Block. 20 ari 2 North Han st
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23

Cur your garments by l0c New Idea Pattern and save
material Is well a price III Pattern.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
NEW WASH GOODS

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
NEW GINGHAMS

Thrr i . scarcity Of ssiEieasanas, sAe
n~wsst kinsss.
NE hsyp the finest le4 of shese goods
exfr % cur shelves ard While prizes
ARE 4ssvAnring Ne bold them vi old
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF The TOWN,

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casnpuent Will ~ hsEg sessghs with
rpFking III first degree.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23
700 LATE FoR CLASSIFICATION

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-23

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sessicn fsona Il 70 O'Clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
TELL OF HARDSHIP
CAPTAIN or AMERICA CHARGED
 WITH CRUELTY.
while ship Drifsea At Mercy of Seas, Commander Did Not Try To
 Aid Hundreds of
 PnnsemwerH.

New York, July te.--The Fabre line steamer America from Bermuda arrived here today in tow of the tug rescue.
 The American while bound from Marseilles to New York became dis abled at sea and WAS lowed to Ber- mnda by the Italian pinnanera. about two waeks @verdre
 Her passengers tod d story of hard ship and anxiety they suffefed while the vessel drifted about in niid-ocean with broken shaft
 They said from the time the accident occurred on June IS, they were provid- ed with inferior and insufficient food For five days they declared they got no meat.
 There were 1l5 steeraRe passengers and one cabin passenger aboard, the former consisting of Greeks. syrians and Italians. According to state rnent made by passengers. stormy weather with heavy seas. prevailed for two days after the shaft broke and for nine days the vessel drffted at the mercy of wind and wavea
 On the second day after the accident occurred. the passenger said an Eng fish steamer was sighted. but Captain Ruhe made no attAmut to signal her Some of those aboard remonstrated with him and his officers and were locked up below for the remainder of the day as penalty. the passengers declared. When they complained of bad food. # was stated the captain threatened to chastise them if they complained further.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
WEATHER FORECAST. WashinRfon. July 1e.--For Alabnma: Showers Friday; saturday partly cloudy. light to fresh eoufh winda.

the reports of private detectives. which have been made to him since the mur- der was committed. As reason for retaining these Judge olcott said there was question ip his minu as to whether they belonged to Thaw or to the person who paid for them. He did not intimate who the person was that raid for the detectives services
 The turning over of the papers by Judge Olcott undoubtedly will result in a dismissal of the writ issued against his firm yesterday at the ir- stance Of Mir Harfridge to show cause why the papers in the case should not be re1inquished to Thaw's personal counsel The writ was made return able tomorrow.
 Justice McLaan, in the Supreme Court. today heard arguments on the application of Thaw's counsel for an absolute writ Of prohibition directed aaainet the Dirtrict Attorney and the July grand jury. to stop the taking of testimony against Thaw without the prisoner being represented The de- etsic.a was reserved.
 Mrs. Harry Thaw. after visiting her husband in the Tombs today. went to the office of Mir Hartrfdge and made another long statement gfvins a history of her life ss.ice the time she came to New York Mrs Thaw had previously made such a statement to MT Oic0tt.
 Mir aartridse called on Thaw late this afternoon When he came out of the Tombs. he said.
 There Isn't much more can say at this time. We have all tke necessary papers and certain letters that were In tho office of Judge f5icutt. and I be- Iieve that now everything wlfl move along smoothly. Harry Is in q good frame of mind ana apparently glad that his legal affairs have been straightened out at last"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
COMES N wAsHINGroN.
VIII Personally Take Charge of Pt
 Negotiation Details.

VIII Personally Talke Charge of Peacc
 Nem0tfnfton Details.
 Washington. July 19.--Mr. Combs. the American Minister to Guatemala has returned to Guatemala City. and from this time on win be able to look after American interests at the peace con- ference between Guatemala and Saliva dor
 The State Department received despatch today from Mfr. Brown. the American charge at Guatemala City announcing the return of his superior, who was on his way to tho United statse when hosttlities broke out be- tween salvador and Guatemala.
 Dispatches received at the State De- partment from American representa- lives in the two Central American re- publtcs also indicate that the arniis- tice Is being respected and prelinin- ary negotiations for the conference are progressing satisfactorily
 The Marbiehead upon which the con- ference will take place Is still at Aca- 1uta. Salvador. So far as is known n Washington. and there are no ad- vices here which indicate when and where the peace ccnnaissionerE will beard the vessel which Is expected to sail for Gugtefialas fp a short time No names of commissioners have been communicated officially to the state Beb&Fth3ent as yet " 5s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
SCOTS ARE FINGERED
RESOLUTION INTRODUCED FoR A
 SEPARATE PARLIAMENT.
Law Makers of Former Realm of Rob- ert Bruce Jealous Over Att tentiOn Paid Emerald Isle
 By King.

London, July 1s.--Irritated by the lack of opportunities to discuss Scot tish questions in the House of Com mons and somewhat jealous of the prmise of greater control of local af- fairs, made to Ireland in the Kings speech at the opening of parliament, the Scottish members have selected Mr. Perie, liberal member for the es- tablishment of a parliament for Scot land.
 The bill, the text of which was is- sued today, provides for the creation of a single chamber legislature to deal with purely Scottish legislation. Peers will be eligible to membership and the executive power will continue to be vested in the crown.
 The bill also provides for a revival of the old Scottish privy council as 1t existed prior to the union. II is pro- posed that the Scottish parliament shall have power to impost taxes, ex- cept customs and excise duties, the King to be represented by a lord high commissioner and the seat of govern ment to be at Edinbourgh.
 Outside the friends of Mir Perie who favors local self government for all nationalities of the United Kingdom, the project is not taken seriously. There is no demand among the people of Scotland for a local parliament.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
ANorHRR AUTO AccIDnxr.
Neiee of Andrew Carnegie IA smash
 lin I'm France.

NGlEG OA AMUEGW 4ANMS8hG AA BkAA1IM
 Up I'm France.
 Lisieux, France, July 19.-Detatls oe the automobile accident yesterday be- tween Lisieux and Dives-Sur-Mer, show that Thomas E. Stillman, the New4 York lawyer, accompanied by his daughter. Charlotte and party of girla friends, including Miss Garrow. Miss a niece of Andrew Carnegie. started from Paris at 10 o'clock yesterday morning for Liseux in an automobilel driven by an Italian chauffeur named Cartughie.
 The machine covered two hundred miles before four o'clock in the after noon, including a stop for lunch. The accident occurred on an Isolated coan- try road. five miles from Liseux Mir. Stilimans automobile collided with . heavy miliers truck, driven by M Trouchard the proprietor of a neigh- boring flour mill.
 The shock was terrific. The auto mobile was demolished and it's occu- pants and Touchard were thrown into the road. MT. Stillman and M. Trou- chard suffered the most serious injur- ies.
 The others with the exception Of Mrs. Greenway and the chauffeur who were slightly hurt, escaped injury. After peasants of the vicinity had giv- en first aid to the injured persons. the latter were taken to Che hospital hare. Mir. Stillman and his party recently returned to Paris from an extensive automobile tour of Switzerland an6 Italy.
 Later in the day 1t was announced that Mir. stiliman's condition was con. sidered serious.
 Mir. Trouchard Is terribly injured about the head. He is unconsciour. The name Greenway, should be Mrs. Addison whose maiden name was was broken.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
AMERICAN EMBASSY nUsY.
Not Believed That Peace Conferen
 VIII sfop HosffIfffes. {

<%W@ %$SAALNEM HNt E<AIG AtMAtH%A4GK
 win stop Hostilifies.
 Mexico City. July 1s.--1'he Amers l embassy has been busy with .ngt rs connected with the peace conferesc in Central America. It is hoped Y the conference will result in rrf nting continuance of the war bet2 yn Sal- vador and Honduras and ltemala, though the revoiutionists sert they wilf continue their canr sn within what Is done ny the peace cnference.
 General Toledo has no personal ann bition to gratffy and supports the pres- idential candidature of General Bnril- las. whc is also the choice of other leaders of the revolution
 A telegram from Salvador says Amer ican Minister Merry has ordered ths steamer Empire to return to corinto. Nicaragua, from Acajutala. Salvador. tioned.
 Revolutionists assert that so long as Cabrera Is in power they will fight It Is known that they have been of- fered within the past two days a large amount of money to prtiorg their campaign They also say that if the condition is not made at the peace con- ference tl.at Cabrera resign the pres idensy, they will continue fighting and will only be satisfied with General Ba- rilias or some other man who repre- sents his program
 There is little doubt that even the revolutionists agree to stop fighting for a time they will begin at once pre- pairing Tor a fresh revolt and they count on the active aid of salvadorean pet,. rle who have had some of their fore most men Killed In this conflict The present revolution differs from va .rious revolutions in being well finane- Al --.- sll N.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
DEMOCRATS SPLIT.
Leaders Urged Members to Vote
 Against Address.


 Against Address.
 St. Petersburg, July 1s.--At a eau GUS of the Constitutional Democratic party today before the proposed ad- dress to the people came us for its secani read,rg in the lower House of Parliament Q hopeless split developed.
 The moderate faction, which inciud- ed practically the entire central or steering committee. tried to induce its followers to vote against the address. Professo MilIkoff and others vainly appealed to MT. Yinavsr, who headed inc Insurgents, insisting that the party would be wrecked If 1t failed to keep abreast of tho radical sentiment of the coun.rS
 In the Hobbies of the House the sole topic of speculation was the possible dissolution of parliament. The pre- vailinE conviction was that The gov ernment abandoned the idea of a com promise when 1t found that with par liament it was not question of the sue stitution of men but of principles and a number of those present ventured to predict that tomorrow may see the Tauride place in the possession of troops.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
Won't Assist Russia.

Vienna. July is.--The report publish ed in St. Petersburg that under certain conditions Austria would assist in sup pressing revolution in Russia is de- nied here. It Is stated that Russia has not made such a request. and fur ther that Austria is not inclined to become involved in the internal aR- fairs of Russia, Any such step would excite the strongest opposition in the Austrian and Hungarian parliaments and among the people throughout Aus tria- a-Hungary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
Business League Praises Action.

Chicago. July 19--The National Bus- mess League has issued circular com mending President Roosevelt's exeeu- tive order covering the merit system and other propositions stricken from the consular bill by Congress, and contain ing extracts from letters from large numbers of business men and educators favoring additional legislation to cover inc merit system and other provisions necessary to permanent consular bet torment. A bill covering the provis- ions of the executive order Is to be prepared and introduced at the next seaston of Congress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
AccouNTs oF RATrLns.
Central American Republic Fought to GOmg Tan.

Gong Tap.
 Guatemala City. July 19.--The fol- lowing official account of the Planadar and Metapan battles July 1T was com municated to the Associated Press to- day:
 "The two last battles fought before s o'cIork Wednesday morning. July IS. when the armistice began. were won by the Guatemalans who defeated the salvadoreans In Metapan. com plstely destroying them. If alfew re- mained in the fortihcations at Planadar 1t was because the armistice, which fould them there, was respected Re- ports contradicting these facts are false fs
 A dispatch from San Salvador. July. IT. stated that shortly before the armistice was agreed to. a force of more than 10000 Guatemaians attack ed the saivadorean position by way of Metapan. The fighting lasted ten hours and according to the San Salvador dis patch resulted in a victory for the Salvadoreans Dispatches from the same source reported an engagement at Planadar which was claimed as a Salvadorean victory.