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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-10-26

F. Augustus Heinze, the Montana
cop per king, arrived in Ely last night on
the private car, Wasatch, accompanied
by Senator Kearns, of Utah, David
Keith, the Salt Lake millionaire, and
Duncan McVichie and Alfred Frank,
two well-known mining engineers
Mr.. Heinze has come to ely with the
intention of examining copper and lead
properties with the intention of pur-
chasing interests here. The two min
;ng engineers came with him to assist
in this work of passing upon mining
property which he thinks ofpurchasing.
Mr.. Heinze will be in Ely about two
days, and during that time will try to
visit all the important properties here.
He will be shown about by Messrs. /.
S. and Joseph Pheby, of the White Pine
County Bank.
1t is highly probable that Mr.. Heinze
will become interested in the Success
mine. the big lead property in Duck
Creek, owned by Senator Kearns, Mr..
Keith and D. C. Mcdonald, Of Ely. He
will also in all probability buy interests
in considerable copper property which
Messrs. Kearns and Keith own up Rob-
inson Canyon.
When seen this morning by Il News
reporter, Mr.. Heinze said: "fell all
the boys that am here to buy all the
unsold property in the district, and tell
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-10-26
REPUBLICANS At
CHERRY CREEK
A Big Meeting Tuesday Evening in
Which all the County Candidates
Made Specchs-- The Rally End
ed With a Grand Ball

The Republican candidates held d
rousing meeting at Cherry Creek Tues
day night and ali the candidates on the
ticket made speechs after which big
dance was held and dancing and good
fellowship was carried far into the
night The outlook for Republican sic
cess in that precinct isvery encouraging
the people evidently realizing that II
RenGbhear Success their chances Of con
tinusd good times will be assured. The
principal speaker was 7. Z. Nctlai'and,
candidate for District Attolncy Mr.
McClelland spoke for do minutes anG
said in part:
According to the campaign stories
put in circulation am at present occu-
pieding rather peculiar position. an
the Republican candidate Tor District
ATTORNEY Of this County and It IS feared
by some, according to reports that the
principal objection TO MY candidacy is
the tear among certain class that the
laws of the State will be enforced under
nv administration. In order that may
not be misunderstood will state right
here and now that if there is any class
of citizens who do not want the spirit
and letter of the law carried out in its
intirely they do not want to vote for
me. regard nay oath of office too
sacredly to let amy guilty man escape
and shall, if elected, prosecute every
evel doer to the limit of my ability |
realize how difficult it is too please
every one in the performance OF duty,
and to do right shall be my only motto
and if that course is going to displease
any voter will repeat that he does not
want to vote for me for if he does ne
will be sadly disappointed. . Mr.. Nc
Clelland than reviewed the achievements
Of the national Republican party, com
pairing the present administration with
that of the last Democratic when the
ashes were raked over the fires in every
furnace in the land, and honest labor
was marching to the seat of the general
government at Washington demand work
and the only think they found was a
notice "to keep off the grass.
Mr.. McClelland made manly friends
by his courageous and many talk and
the Indication are that Cherry will roll
up big Republican majority. The
BOYS returned Wednesday night and
Thursday they went to Lund and Pres
ton where they will hold meetings.
They are making a most through
canvass and if they don't win it will be
because the voters Of White Pine County
mistake what is to their best interests.
Mr.. Mrs. A. D. Campton and daugh
ters departed Monday morning to take
up residence in Berkeley.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-10-26
Notice Of Application for Per
mission TO Appropriate the
Public Waters OF the
State OF Nevada

Notice is hereby given that on the ith day
of Sept. 1906, in accordance with section %,
Chapter XLVI, OF the statutes OF l915 one L.
&. Lachner of salt Lake, County OF salt Lake,
and State of Ctnh made application to the
State Engineer of Nevada for permission TO
appropriate the public waters of the state OF
Nevada. Such approrriat n is 10 be made
from Cleveland creek at points Immediately
below junction OF north mu south FORKS by
means of dam and fifty cubic iect per second
is to be conveyed to points about GOO fl south
westerly from the Cleveland house on the A.
G. Cleveland ranch in White Pine County,
Nevada by means Of a ditch hume aud pipe
snd there used for generating power: The
construction of said works shall begin before
APR. ], 1907 and shall be completed on or before
Sept i. 1905 The wa+er shall be actually
applied to Il beneficial use on or before Sept.
l, 1909.
Signed: HENRY THURTELL.
First Pub. Oct. 93 4wks State Engineer
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-10-26
final ARRANGEMENTS FOR
joint Smell Ting PI ANT

The first week IN October an import
ant meeting was held in New York by
the directors of the Nevada Consoi-
dated and Cumberland-Ely companied
looking to ! more ecomical management
of the two properties. 1t is now said
the Cumberland-Ely will have a half
interest in the big $4,000, 600 amelter.
The agreements also said to carry with
it a half ownership in the Nevada
Northern Hayden, Stone and Co,
Boston and New York brokers and who
are interested in the properties, make
the following statement regarding the
merger:
The Nevada Consolidated and Cum
berlana-Ely Copper companies have
made finalarrangements TO build a Joint
concentrating and smelling plant owned
one-half by each company for their
mines at Ely, Ney. The Cumberland
Ely Copper company has arranged To
purchas 9nc-haH interestin the Neg-
ada Northern railway, owned by The
Nevada Consolidated running from
Cobre a station on the Southern Pasi-
fc railroad. 20 their mines at Ely.
Since tlle Gageeaheim interests &c
auirel d controlling interest in both the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-10-26
BRACES BUDGET or
REPUBLICAN,
NEWS

As election day approaches the can
didates on both tickets are showing
much greater activity and the voter.
seem to be warming up to the siJua.
ton The Republican ticket, State ano
County, seems to be gaining streng6
with the people. a pig rally was hela
at Cherry Greek Tuesday evening ana
every candidate on the ticket was there.
The campaign Iiar Is keeping ep hi.
work most industriously,. trying 70 tloai
his choice into oifice on misfepresenta.
tions
The Cherry Creek atry out" was the
largest political meeting ever held il
the County. George f. Parker, Jhs
nominee for short term Commissioner
had everything we'll in hand. He actee
as the steering committee : and got d
big crowd out to hear The loeal candi
dates speak.
The ladies' in the County, for the first
time are taking an interest in The poll
tical success of the Republican ticket
and will add not e little to its strength
and when the returns come ia Noyem-
ber their work will tell
When the merits Of the Republican
claim to better government are weighed
in the balance Of public favor with the
Democratic cry of "tun the rascals
out, the Democratic end OF the stick
will go into the air. Beard and Davis
will represent White Pine in the lower
branch of the incoming legislature and
do it faithfully and we'll
Butler will be busy moving into his
new House shortly after the 9th, and
be on hand to transact the business Of
the 5hcrid's office in a business-like
way after the new year,
Stewart win be holding candle to
light Mcknight from his comfortable
quarters at the court house to his new
residence. McGielland viii conduct the
business in the District Attorney Office
and Mr. Eddy will probably continue at
his present employment,
Del Laahigh VIII not have many
Miles 10 travel TO &C. to his duties
in the clerks Office.
Judge Cartwright viii settle al
neighborhooG difference and do Il itright.
Prince Peters will care for the festive
hobo and give bin quarters in the ice
chest unless he walks in the way Of all
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-10-26
COPPER KING tiEINZE HERE
TO BUY ELY COPPER Err Mines

them to raise the price straightaway
and come around to see me-" But the
twinkle in his eye besrayad that the
copper magnate was bUsied with {
little joke Of his own manufacture.
on being uged to teu something
about his plans in Ely, ha.said: There
is aoii'ag . sci al l1r~~sat. You can
say that am passing tmongh on I
pleasure trip and will stop of long
enough 70 look at your mines.
But. it was suggested, ely IS a
railroad terminus and yon can't pass
through
well, " he replied, Say chat after
my fun / will turn around aud go back -
Senator Kearns sad: There is
nothing settled concerning what MIR.
Heinze will do here. He will take a
look at the Ely mines, and incidentally
visit the Duck Greek property He
will doubtless examine some of our
copper holdings up Robinson conyon as
well. Mr.. Heinze would be good man
to have associated with us in mining
enterprises and we would like TO have
him take an interest in the develop
ment of this camp as we'll as in some of
the mining camps of Utah. What he
will do will depend solely upon the i'm
preston he receives after looking over
the pronprtV
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-10-26
F0rSaie

Several valuable lots are offered for
sale by the William Hayes estate ia or
der TO settle up the altair5 of the es-
tate. For particulars apply to Miss
Ellen Hayes, Hayes Park hotel. Ocl6tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-10-26

! hlgn street.
Russell W. Hudgins is back from his
TRIP to Salt Lake.
Louis Alexander IS building q homo
inLyons street, near Marry.
+ r. ". Palmer is putting lip a second
hand store at Murry and High streets.
Capt. Stollings, of Pearl Idaho, is
in Ely, with the intention Of bonding
mining property hero.
j. L. Wilson, Of the Wilson-Bates
4 Furniture Company, is back from a
business trip to Salt Lake.
D. c. Kennedy, who conducted the
stage line form Wells to Ely before The
coming of the railroad, IS in town.
The Butte and Ely Copper CO. is
putting up boiler house, engine room
and boarding house on its property near
Copper Flat.
! William Craig, mining man from
Salt Lake, was here during the early
part of the week and bonded some
mining property.
R. j. Evans and 2. c. Thompson, of
Salt Lake, have gone back to that city,
after having spent some time in this
camp, where they bonded . nice group
of copper claims for Salt Lake syn
dicate.
Ely is showing great improvement.
, We are right on the eve of a long hard
winter, but the sound Of carpenter tools
is heard on every hand The opening
of spring will show up one Of the liveliest
camps in the State.
While Ely is just ready to step
from a small hamlet to a big city,
necessary it is to begin the structure
on 2 sold foundation There is much to
DO and to begin work right will save
much money and much time in The
fnture.
The brick walls are going up over the
Graham Mercantile Co. s building rap
idly and before another month rolls
around the new store will be another
substantial building added to Ely's fine
structures. The old building is being
neased with brick structure that will
add materially to Ely appearance.
P. NJ. McGregor of Salt Lake has
been spending a few days at Sunnyside
and was in Ely Saturday. He says
Nevada presents q greater fed for
mining than any State in the sister
h5oa and he is greatly impressed with
the opportunities it has for the invest
ment of capital. He returned to Sun
nyside Sunday. He will shortly so to
Goldfeld and take look at that won.
derful camp.
I A. Fesler. one of the Democratic
ca. Gates for the Assembly, who was
taken to Salt Lake City in dangerous
condition on Railroad Day, to undergo
an oneration for APPENDICITIS, returned
to Flv on Tuesdays train, boxing as
though he had never been sick in his
life. His friends were taken by sur
prise by his return, as they did not cx-
naot To soc him pull through the ordeal
SO quickly.
J. l.. Whipple, from Sunnyside and
the men who found and located the big
silver nine at Bristol in Lincoln County
last March, was in Ely Saturday and
Sunday. He has sold the mine, the
Horn Silver, to English parties and they
will commence active operation on the
property very soon. Mr.. Whipple is q
worry agreeable gentlemen to meet and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-10-26
PHEBY BUYS NEW
DRILLING OUTFIT
Gets Keystone Machine TO be Used
in Developing the Ely Central
Property

F. S. Pheby has seturned from Salt
Lake, where he went to purchase ma
chinery for the Ely-Central
He bought a complete Keystone oat-
fit which is expected in the camp with
in the next few days and will be in
stalled on the mine. A number of these
drills are in operation on ground con
tiguous to the Ely Central and are be
ing used with satisfactory results.
The Ely Central is located in tie
center of number Of claims Of es-
tablished value, and the indications are
that this property viii SOM day com
pare favorably with many in the dis
trict. The property is Owned by East
ern and Western capital, and Mr. Phe
by is manager.
Ro i son District promise e lie fell
for Iii cation wish but fe-a equal. 1ht
Chainman-Nevada Con. suit, commenced
in New Yor,; and t,alsfere to the
Second Judicial District at Reno is but
the beginning. Titles are as yet in some
what OF an unsettled condition and al
must answer at the bar before they are
finely settled. Nogreat thing was evel
done without more or less legal friction
and the trouble has but just Commenced
in this district
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-10-26

Mr.. Mrs. A. D. Campton and daugh
ters departed Monday morning to take
I'D a residence in Berkeley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-12

counael 90 tho ylciory lhry had sua. Ne
denouacrf Tho cuHpFUnlss eulft review
umpHiWent o. s~fuNHHllY HttfeffunH
W. Ciafh Dam Afkl pforo-ed 80
rtnehlntant authorizing ih- cninmts.lun
so,t"s n IN ca'tlsr ifum latsf-tsss p'a,.
nsfs tsmt h tnfi
W. inus ifsp Ea6t \, IMPLYING ~ NJ
WnVurF. aaaHftad ftnt thR amnudnHW w.
hnd pfnfuaei ahd that pfuVu-ad $50 nutn
pfumlas ~ W. tiisun dhl nv dtH"f ma
~ AItiapp referring ~ tho a%uthuflty
" the rumTf4mipH amendments a~aaHftel
thHf W. tAvnrf hHd artebt w avs him
credit Fhrfa I saH fpf iur taHd igtlive he
President nfefW siHfr ~ 90 Hut deNfve vi
w. Iefnnfhrii me- auuHHfiWFnt, which hn sntd
nlraui exactly he aHure ~ that prbfn~sd W
W. Htyurf
W. htltay ibpieht h Faa ayt eteitahls
~ tho rHHdaf ~ The Senator ~ say that
rtef three months ~ deha'e on tho q,Fes
trn aii ihe ptQtused cuug fevFw a'n@nd-
pfutuias amendments tin ootrts hal ~.
hfnaIrsi iaraaihls favisN N afhieeted
~ 10 ludlrini feview every utsatiun 80
ufief " tho curinissigt
4 congratulate tho senator from Rhode
Leland, sho uode.ily dlarlaiins any part
mDnt. said W. fallry Prom tho hf-t
he has spntsuded fuf tho hruasinat poe.
aible court feviav He has n " hs did
not have ~ he would not 10 81 veil aatla4
Gri with this hNl Other Senators may
not know when itey are getting What lhey
want, hit tho senator from Rhode Island
nlFays knows wfen hs V getting what hc
sants and h. Esnetally gets what he wants
from hta rarity
Mr ful,on Rep. Orel defepded tho
Alliaun amendment and admitted that ne
had suggested 90 tho Senator from Iowa
tho words which formed tho basis ~ ths
compromises court eview amendment
The amendment Proposed by VT hayner
for limited court review was rejected by y
vote ~ 81 to 20 Messrs. McEnery aud
Foster ~ Louisiana and Clark OF Montana
tDenocratsi voted against the amendnient,
ard Mr.. tA Toilette u Wisconsin tHepub-
ltcani voted for u.
Mr.. la Toilette proposed an amendmsnt
that In cases where the commissions orders
we're cnrripd into the courts NJ evidence
was introduced on appeal not produced at
the hearing before the commission then the
case and evidence ara To be remanded out
tho commission for n period OF fifteen days
10 permit the commission To review its md
inR4 in the light Of the new evidence. He
explained that the amendment was Intended
10 prevent needless litigation In the courts
He demanded a roll call on his amendment
Rejected 10 to 20.
MIR. La Toilette then proposed a sweep
ing amendment as "a substitute Tor section
Is, materially enlar ging the powers OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission. IL was
voted down without a roll call.
The Senate. after compieting the NTH
section of the bill, the consideration OF which
had occupied the entire day, adjourned
until II O'Clock tomorrow,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-12
METZ SUBSIDIES.
But the Franchise Bureau Win ~"Suggest"
Net Report"

Not Report"
Comptroller Metz made no fight yester-
day in the meeting Of the Board Of Estimate
for the transfer Of the control OF the bureau
of franchises from the Mayor to the Finance
Department. The bureau will remain I'M
der the jurisdiction of the Mayor, but appar-
emily for the purpose Of letting Mr.. Metz
down lightly a resolution was passed pro-
viding that all applications received by the
board should be referred to the bureau for
investigation and Suggestion" The sug-
gestions are then to be referred to the board
sitting as a committee Of the whole for the
fixing Of terms and conditions,
The only difference is that the bureau OF
franchises instead Of making a report
recommending the terms and conditions
which ought to be imposed for the franchises
asked for can now only Suggest Mr..
Metz said he was satisfied with the change.
as did Borough President Ahearn, who had
threatened to press his resolution referring
all franchises to q subcommittee consisting
of the Comptroller, the President of tho
Board Of Aldermen and the President OF
the borough which the franchise would
affect.
"A week g the Comptroller. and Mr..
Ahearn were predicting that the lineup
ing Of the board would leave the Mayor
merely q fgurehead in the councils OF tina
body. On Wednesday senator MCtarrfn
and the Mayor had a conference and it was
understood that as a result nothing n ed
be feared from Mr.. Metz at yesterd, va
meeting,
The effect Of the resolution is thai n
future the bureau must make "suRgast'or'
and not "recommendations"-and the Dn-
reau remains under the control OF the Mayor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-12
NEW BEDFORD POLES ~ PANIC.
Prediction Of Earthquake There Puts
Hundreds I'm Flight.

PfeulCtlOn " fhFtNuuuht tUfTc wv
Hundreds I'm Flight.
New BEDFORD. Mass, May 11,-Following
the prophecy OF ar earthquake to visit
New Bedford on May %, panic has seized
the Polish people and confederation is
spreading among the cotton mill managers
and the big whaling companies. II the
exodus continues, most Of the work here
this summer will come TO a stop through
lack OF workmen. Who made the prophecy
or what authority he claimed to have for
Il no one seems to know, Blu OF the
prophecy there IL no doubt. And evidently
there isn't a Pole in New Bedford who
doesn't believe it.
With wheelbarrows and wagons n
carts loaded down with all Of their pos
sessions and be longings. they are making
their way out Of town IN every direction.
Many of them take the train and ship their
goods out. More of them walk or drive q
wagon loaded down and running over with
all the things q family Of Poles collects In q
lifetime Of wanderings around the country.
Most Of the Poles are making their way
to Chicopee, whore there is a large Polish
settlement. The paper mills there give
plenty OF work, and for some reason or
quake zone that is to be affected.
II this keeps on the employers OF New
Bedford will be forced to take some action.
The mills depend almost entirely on the
Poles for the rougher class OF work., and
to q large extent people OF the same ace
outfit the whalers and fishing bouts that
sail from here. There are three Polish
churches In New Bedford. In all three
services are held every evening, and the
members to prepare for the day that
npmath.'