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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-12
SERVICES BEGIN I'M
CATHOLIC CHAPEL
Father IlanDion, Of Eureka,
breaches to Large Humber
Of People in New
Church Edilice.

From the read juStment OF Sly
from sort of corral 30 the dig
Mtg Of city the opening Of the
little chapel at Hayes Park last
Sunday marked an epoch. One
did not have to be Il Roman
Catholic to share in the pride
felt by Miss Ellen Hayes, and her
friends when the doors of the
church were thrown open and
the bell summoned to services
all who cared to come. The
occasion carried Ely "a step nearer
to the goal which Fate has mark
ed out for the town
Father Mannion, of Eureka,
preached to Il good attendance
both in the morning and at Yes
per services in the evening. He
dwelt upon the power and com
fort of prayer and the great love
Of the Saviour for all the people.
Prayer, he said, consisted
not in mere words, nor in time
4
spent upon bonded knees, but
even in the busiest moments OF
our lives we could commune III
silence with the Holy Spirit; and
although we might be IA thous-
aud times denied We should
never lose faith, but believe that
lie knew what WAS best for us,
and that ctr prayer shall be;
Thy will-not mine he done. >
Father Manniou will remain i'll
Ely during the week. On Thurs
day he Will celebrate 8 o clock
mass, and next Sunday he will
hold services morning and even
ln%, after which he will visit
Cherry Creek.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-12
Steam Laundry by August |

BY or before the first of Au-
gust there will be in operation in
Ely "a steam laundry with facili-
ties for handling the linen OF q
city of 10000 people. Not only
will washing be done promptly
and chcaply, it is promised, but
residents will be saved tho trouble
of Juggling their laundry about
town and begging Chinese lag
CARDS torcturn it the same month.
Wagons probably automobiles
will call for and deliver the
packages without extra charge.
The laundry enterprise is
headed by Frank G.. Tillman, of
Portland, Oregon, who came
here few daps ago, took quick
survey Of the town, purchased a
site and hurried back to the rail
road to supervise the shipment
Of machinery Associated with
Mr.. Tillman are severa local cap
italists aud business men. One
of these gentlemen. in outlining
the plans of the laundry said:
1T is ridiculous that people il,
+ Ely should be compelled 10 shlr
their laundry to Reno or Salt
i Lake 10 he washed and ironcd
The only way 10 remedy the SIT
nation, since it is imposSlble tt
get laundrymen hero 10 work, IS
E, 10 rut in n steam plant on'
equipment viii serve the necd}
not only of the present town o
Ely hnt OF the future city. Mr
T'illmau Is . practical laundry
man. He operates Troy plan
in Portland aud will duplicate
that plant here on a slightly
smaller scale, bringing in al
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-12
Rich Lead Ore Near Lane CITY

Richard A. Ricpe, who claims
The distinction of being the ori.
ginal purvcyor OF Ely mines,
both gold and copper, promises
now TO make Robinson canyon
famous as n producer of lead.
1T was ! who developed and
sold the Robust mine as a gold
proposltion,' Mr.. Riepe said yes
ternay. That was before they
struck copper there. also sold
the copper mines in this district
to Joseph l.. tiirouX. Now |
have discovered n further re
source Of this wonderful camp in
tie way of lead. Right here III
the canyon, just abovo the
Chairman mine, ! have a body
of ore showing remarkable values
in lead, in addition to gold and
silver. which runs from 81 10
$40 per ton.
Mr.. Riepe's property is known
as tho Rabbit and Alpha mine.
He took title to it a few days
ago from ". +. Graham. The
mine has been a shipper of ore
since 1898, and was formerly
operated by Gabriel Ianoli, an
ltalian.
Assay reports from Mr.. Nil
lard of ore which Mr.. Riepe said
came from the Rabbit and Alpha
werc shown to the Editor Of THE
News. These reports gave good
values in gold and silver, with
lead percentages Of t3.2, 36.2,
1873 and 74.S respectively.
Mr.. Ricpc left today for Salt
Lake by the overland route.
While away he will confer with
capitalists in regard to his new
property, and also make a call
upon Fred Stoyell, the White
Pine county charity patient, who
is under treatment at Baucher's S
Hot Springs, near Salt Lake
City.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-12
RUSHING RAILROAD
TO RAPID FINISH
Hundreds of Men Are al WORK
and Promise Of Completion
This Summer May be
Fulfilled.

There is every idication that
the managers of the Nevada
Northern Railroad will make
good their promise to advance
the railroad into Ely this sum
mer. One has only to ride from
here to Currie's Ranch to see
the evidences of activity.
At the terminal station there
are trainloads of ties, and rails are
coming IN as fast as needed.
More than three hundred men
are working on the road Just this
side of Cnrrie s aud all through
the valley, ae far south as Cher
ry Creek, one may see graders
camps dotting the lowlauds.
Currie's Ranch is dotted with
the tents of the section men;
while, TO provide for the over
flow; a typical Southern Pacific
work train has been placed ON
the sidctrack.
From present indications liio
railroad grade will be completed
to Cherry Creek by the middle
of July. The steel tracks should
not be more than Il week or tWc
behind the grade.
General Manager Requa rode
over the proposed line from
Cherry Creek to Ely few day
since with the engineers, aftel
which he departed for Salt Lake
There is cousiderable spocula
ton as to the confSc the roaG
will take south of Currie s, SOME
PERSONS holding. 10 the opinion
that the tracks will be plac ID ot
the bench at Heusser's Ranc}
and brought down that way Il
the smelter site, while other,
think the road will run on tht
East side Of the valley, past Nc
ellis Ranch, and swing over a
Georgetown
Mr.. Requa will probably re
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-12
WHITE PINE COUNTY. NEVADA. TUESDAY, JUNE o. 1906
AH This Has Happened
Since Last LDe Met

necessary machinery for washing
and ironing by steam and doing
the finer kinds of work. The
plant will be up and in operation
by August T.
There has been considera bic
talk heretofore of the esta blish-
ment of Il steam laundry in Ely,
but this is the first definite news
ON the cubiect, and Mr.. Tillman S
connections are such as to make
certain the fullhllment Of his
plans.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-12
Auto Trains Now...EIy to Curries'

In connection with the service
inaugurated by the Nevada North
ern Railroad. automobiles will be
run regularly hereafter on train
days by the Ely Transportation
Company between Ely and Currie s
Ranch.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays train of automobiles,
operated by the Ely Transportation
Company, in which the Hudeins
Bros. arc controlling factors, will
leave the Palm Restaurant at seven
/ o clock III the morning, running on
a five hour schedule to Currie s
Ranch, enabling passengers to set
dinner al he railroad terminal and
catch the train to Cohrc at $50
o clock.
Returning, the autos will leave
Currie's Rance al , O'Clock the
same day, bringing in passengers
from the down train. and arriving
III Ely at seven O'Clock i'll The
eNeulng,
In addition to laSt-runniug REQ
machines, the company will operate
As q combination passenger and bag
gage and express carrier, the big
Packard auio-truck Stertoe.
This machine will leave Ely every
Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY
Tor the railroad, stopping overnight
at Cherry Creek. Returning. how.
ever, the Steptoe will cone
through TO Ely from Currie 5 on
train days Tuesdays, Thursdays.
and Saturdays--tunning by flash
light if necessary. Mr.. Russell W
Hudgins will meet all trains a.
Curric 5 and will be in personal
charge OF passengers, baggage and
express matter on the homcward
bound trips,
Incoming passengers desiring to
reserve seats from Currie's to Ely
should wire reservations in advance
to Hudgins Bros. at Currie's S Ranch.
The fare for the trip of eighty-two
miles cross country is twenty dol
lars per passenger i'll the fast autos
and fifteen dollars i'll the "Steptoe -
This includes personal baggage in
reasonable amount.
Rates Oh express packages and
light freight will be quoted on APP
plication to Hudgins Bros. at the
Palm Restaurant i'll Ely or to Rus
sell w. Hudgins on train days at
Curric's s Ranch.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-12

I crtions. The second trip was too much for
him, and he, too. fell lifeless upon the body of
his mate, whom he had hravely striven 10
save
Lee was a newcomer in the camp. Montros
had been here for years. He was a native OF
Kentucky. lie had worked for the Giroux
company for long time. He was big, strong
mana splendid physical spccimen-and had
heart rs hig as his body Ills chum Lou
Frazier, hurried ont To the mine Oh learning OF
tho disaster, and was deeply distressed on
learning that the rumor of his friend = death
was true.
The bodies of tho two men werc found by
Arthur Cordcn. lie drove Mr. raul. the owner.
and George + Gunu TO the mine this morning
aud the two miners could not be found in
treir camp, Cordcn descended the shaft to find
them, When nenr the bottom he saw the
bodies aud rsceudcd with the terrible news.
The two miners had apparently met with
death on MONDAY. Had not Mr.. Paul decided
to stop at the niue on his wnv TO Copper Flat,
It would probably have boon several days be
fore the accident would have been discovered
The mir in tho shaft good to-day, which
was considered pro oi that the fatal gases must
have been generated by exploding powder,
DR. II u Ccwen, on examining the bodies,
said thai death Ess due to asphyxia,
Coroner von Vslkenberg and sheriff Baird
were upon tho scene soon after the accident
was reported.
The bodies given in charge Of Under
tsker Bert Brown
morning at 10 o'clock at the Court House
The jar, wee imran'le1 Coroner Npn Nal.
kcnhers this afternoon.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-12

ing companies TO pfOVluc DOWuel
for the National salute at sunrise
of independence Day. Messrs
Cox and McCracken have beel
appointed a Committee on M
tional salute and they are re
qnested TO report promptly 10 the
COMMITTEES on Arrangements
whether or not the mining com
panles can make good, y as. IN
the event OF failure, The nccoS-
sary supplies will be ordered in
from Salt Lake.
Features OF the exercises CA
the Fourth will be Il ilag drill by
the children Of Ely, running,
jumping, yanlting and obstacle
races, baseball aud novelties to
be announced later by the Com
mittce on SPORTS, All business
houses will suspend, except
! IN the ssaries, after ten
] o clock III the morniug.
AT night Japanese balloons
will be turned loose to inform
the countryside that Ely is still
celebrating and q dance will b"
, held with divide rs the watch
word. There will be plenty of
lemonade and fun for everybody
and Ely will keep open house.
At the Same time any lnfraction
Of the rules Of etiquette will hH
met SO quickly aud effectively
that the offender will wonder
what happened 10 him for the
ensuing week. The personnel
OF the deputy sheriffs will be IL
sufficient guarantee in this re-
spcCt,
10 carry out this programme
aud 10 make the Fourth of July
celebration worthy of Ely will
require some money and plenty
of labor. The business men of
the town, we feel sure, will res
pond literally to the call OF the
Finance COMMITTEES. Every dol
lar donated will be worth two i'll
tho end. Our citizens never had
an opportunity to make d better
investment, for this celebration
will bring TO Ely hundreds of
visitors and start the town out
right in preparation for the rush
that will come with the railroad.
These committees have been
appointed, and each and every
ono is requested to report ON
Thursday evening at s "'clobk at
Graham's Hall for further con-
ference
Financc-.J. B. Simpson, II. y.
Hall, James Lockhart, James p.
Gaskill, F. NJ. Rountree and
Neil Munro.
Sports james p. Gaskill, r.
N. Millard, !. \. Feslcr, c. t..
Reeves. p. J. McCrackcn, Fra k
/ McNulty and Lorng B. Lamb.
Decoration J. A. Miles, MIR.
Stevens, a, J. Cartwright, Mrs.
w. n. McGill, Miss Josephine
Munro, Mrs. II. $. Wales, Mrs.
Gladys Whitehead. Miss Hattie
Oldfeld and Miss Edna Simpson
Music-Mrs. A. D. Campton
Mrs. Y. T. Lewis, +. M. Root
Orval Baird, Captain a. /
Hudgins, and J. d. Crossette.
Children's EXcrc G s-Mrs
George M. Peacock, Mrs. +. NJ
Clark and Miss Emma Graham
Reception W. n. McGil], Fl
A. Comins, ID. c. Mcdonald
Russell W. Hudgins, JOSEPH
Pheby and Frank Paul.
Dance~-J. a. Fesler, ". \
McGill and T. NJ. Millard.
Publicity-Allen {. Bragg, !
y. Crosettc and J.. F. Kirby.
, Badges-Mr j. A. Fesler,
Streets A. A. Marsha !
(Chairman), G. Il. Reeves an'
Frank McNujty.
Sunrise National Salutc-f. J
McCrackcn and J. Cox.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-12
TWO Miners MEET Death
IN CLIFF Mine SHAFT
C.E. Montrose Perishes tieroicaIly Striving
to Save His Partner, Peter Lee, Who
Is Overcome by Gases

Two miners were found dead this morning
about 10 O'Clock at the bottom of the shaft oi
the Cliff mine owned by Frank Paul, near The
junction OF the Copper Flat and rilo, knoi
roads, about seven miles from Ely.
The dead men were:
c. L MORTON, familiarly knownas Buck
Monlrose who was for several Years engineer
at Eliot Knob.
PETER LEE miner, who was a newcomer
in the camp.
Mnntrosc met his death in u heroic effort 10
save the life of Lee sometime Yesterday
Just wha, happened in the bottom Of the
shaft no man will ever know.
It l. believed, from intien ions found about
the mine that Lee descended to tlr bottom Of
the 30 foot shaft too soon nfter "a blast was
made md before tho eases formed by tho ex.
rlodnc powder hnd cleared away.
he WAS apparently overcome while lIontrosc
was nj the mouth Of the shoft, rerhsps wait
ing to operate the windlnss. for when tho
bodies were found rope was tied about eos
into tho shaft 10 save him.
The rope tied to leo holy nas also tied TO
The wind'ass. This indicates thai Nontrose
must have made two trips to tho bottom Of the
shaft, hernicsllY bra'ing death alone there in
he hills, with no rlsudits to urge him on
aud moved only by his splendid ssutc Of duty
and loyalty to his imreried partner.
The first time he wont down into tho shaft lie
must have tied the ropc about Leo waist aud
then asccnded to the windlass to draw his
partner to the surface. Something apparently
went wrong Les limp body must hive
caught upon tho ladder, making it necessary
Tor Montrose 10 again 20 down. although he
was then probably faint from his prev ious ox-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-12

move all doubts ON this score
when he returns to Ely. The
important feature of the work,
meanwhile, is the encouraging
progress which is being made in
extending the road south from
Currif 'S.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-12

Neil Munro, NJ. Cohn and J. r.
Simpson, who are appraisers Of
the estate of the late Theodore
Prumbo, went ont to the Greek
Chief mine a few days ago to APP
praise the property which was
part of the belongings of Mr..
Prumbo. The Greek Chief Is
one Of the oldest mines i'll Rob
inson District in West Camp.
\. w, and David Anderson, J,
L, Allard, former newspaper man,
and Q. Burley arrived Monday
from Evanston, Wyo. They were
20 days in making the drive land
came with three teams. Mr.. An
dersou is a contractor and builder
and has come to assist in making
Ely d second Butte,
Nj. J, l.. Wilson, WHO left Ely
six weeks ago for bis home in Salt
Lake, is back i'll Ely again. Mr..
Wilson says that Ely is the most
talked of camp in the state, Mi
Wilson is glad to get back to the
white settlements again and wll
stav here this winter
Dr. ". NJ. Wadleigh. 4 DENTS
and said to be one Of the hest, ha!
come TO Ely and hung out hi
shingle. His card appears in thi'
issue Of THE News.
! fCnntinncd ON fourth naro
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-12

WANTED--TWo women as
cooks and one as dishwasher
Also girl, we'll recommended. as
cashier. Apply to Captain A. T.
Hudgins, Palm Restaurant.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-12

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SftIoc Rcitcrne al Bette ooIoiom'
me 6onu0arbei0e bore Whrti0cu5
Senpttclrbcioe, ia, ga bIir man rigtig'
uof 9onite u~nOieeiIg.
- 2oa bar bel Giocu8 20cal,
at Sen ult8e &pinoc bare ItltI0c lcOc
/ SaauoarbeIoct5 0crocu.
&ci, life aonife. Den Set par
Dcnoc3 iaitc @rlmO at itoa poa -
bcnoc$ Pore, iont / lin Gieu0omme'
ligbe0 por i]cunbDroil M'anoen3 Ari'
8erGre.
Men funoe bun rou uiOere, ia, Oo
on]crfIenotc3 oct ful0tuo. $40 o5
lutte nle0 8iicn ON aong Ra8rrs'
rrac Cottcr, 'om iilorcr os 3ibens
i~fisnnc aoi~rSci0col
Soma D}dgnu3 6aocr en- Batter
C0crmdnoe iti6u % rig,
5cuSc mGG life So!cu pnuitiHn;
llocu Oco &ulitetIo.
Sun cr life IiJc8DIoig meO tit
Oore
"6uu fan at mcS 6rnoer Qiere,
Gct Srller lrrc mal,
A.lpge ~ % illTrc EicIS,
Set tan ci ale 0iGrt IdI.
6ur Tan aft meo 6Guacr Qigrc,
Sgm iemmer bel Ell GOtuoc.'
SIM foragtcr life TN a0inHc,
e~ienSommeIigbeb, men henOe3 SiP.
far tSritct eiter mere % oerior;
"6un fan @Og % 8~uuemaaI.
3st rgoe Sub tan BUN igIHoe,
gAiuo bdper bur Tom RoienrG
81 Zine i0m SG.ieu GvuG,
5oert Ret Cro bun taller,
SaIoer alt iom 8uHemaaI."
Tal0er aft ION RunCmoaL,
Gt, hupSe oi Sen 9}utiO3foin0a, ionl
ifisn / fDiuOdig Gicn0ommelIG5eo
baUSe Orb, Ser ioISt iom Rllrema1t
- 5enOe til5grte Grcmtiocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-23

8051. Sp.: Seq reuteSe en- Sarm az
en- Gnte, o8 bun tuIpe bape en- Sreoieoel
al NoIiuger, mob at ieg ifuIoe plsie op
Sarmeu, raar ies reiIte. Ru bar ie9
tngen 9eite ieIp at pIsie meo; t5i ie8
bar lonnt ct Scan, al min Srpoer, % MI
bill ban babe Dem iqieu. San M Gnteu
beboI6e GoIingeu, uaar Bet itaar pad
&ontratten, at bun bar &et bertil, bptS
iee life plsicr, iioen ieg ingenting eier.
% GoIirgeu life er bGrot mere eno Ell
SantiIiemnno bar 9oo at bcboloe til at
un0erboIOe jig meb?
Snar: Sun bar 0et til at frGpc,
al &c buloer Gem &ontrattcn c~ftcrrcts
teIis, us bnis SC bar iprplistst lem til
at plpic 2anbct % lite sisr bet, ian
Se life biubrc benoe / at huloe Sem OIL
iparlis for, boao be ffrtftltg bar saaet
iuo pGa. Get cneits rette for Sem at gips
re unber Smtruoi8beberne CT at letc
andre Sefte 90 faa 8l~ptriuscn ubfsrt
cller tilbgoe at %eritatte benne, bpao
Ylstniugcn fuitcr.