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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-08
Officers of Odd-FellOyyn

Especial to The Times-D ispatch,]
PIIOEBUS, VA, July 7.---Pnst Grand
Master T. V. Turney, assisted by Jo-
seph Kemp p. e., installed thG follow
Ing officers in Old Point Lodge, No. 144,
last Wednesday night:
stephen Clark, noble grand: +. b.
Cowan. vice. grand; r. II. Monroe, re-
cordlne secretary; G. Fl, Warren, finan-
cial secretary: II. s. Wallace, treas
urer; j. w. Webb, chaplain.
This is one of the most interesting
lodges IN the State The meetings are
We'll attended and full OF interest.
|, Old Point Lodge conferred the second
degree on the floor Of the Grand Lodge
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NOTHING AGAINST
COLONEL TUCKER
He Seems to Have Been Merely
Polite to Charming Widow,
Mrs. Plat.

WASHINGTON, July IA prellmi-
nary report on the investigation of
charges preferred against Lieutenant
Colonel William T. Tucker, a paylnas-
ter in the army, Is favorable to the
accused officer and indicates that UNI
less inquiries develop something to his
discredit he will not be Scourt-mar-
tailed
The conduct of Tucker at Portland,
Orc and San Francisco seems to not
warrant the exercise of departmental
discipline. Whatever attentions he
may have paid In this country to Mrs.
Myrtle Is. Plat. former Philippine
school teacher, no evidence has been
discovered by the Inspector General en-.
charged with the investigation 10 show
anything more than a friendly inter
est In the charming widow,
Reports in circulation at the war
Department assert that Mrs. Tucker,
wife OF the paymaster, who Inspired
the Investigation, employed private de-
tectlves to asceTaIn the truth regard
Ing her husbands alleged detection,
but they were unable to obtain any
information Of an accurate character
which could be used In legal proceed
ings against Tucker,
The examination by the War De-
Dnrtlnent Is not COlllpletSNi' -a'tu 4''a''yi
Nest Is still making inquiries at Fort
Land and San Francisco, The report
Of the Inspector general of the Phil
ippines, who Is innulrng into the con-
duet OF Tucker at Manila, has notSyet
been received. All that has come to
the department are preliminary state
ments from Major ], @. Galbraith, who
examined Tucker6in Chicago and made
Inquiries among persons IN that city
10 whom no was referred, and OF Ma
ior West, Tucker denied most ems
phatically that he had acted Improper
IL, Insisting that no had done nothing
to be ashamed Of and that there was
no reason for departmental interfer-
ence In what after all waa a family
affair,
This Is not tho View Of Mrs. John
A. Logan and Mrs, Tucker, who insDt
that the investigation shall go on
to the bitter end Mrs. Tucker still
declines to discuss tho relations be-
tween herself and hor husband or the
complaints she made to the War De-
APARTMENT which resulted IN the assign
ment OF the nspeotor,general to the
examination OF fuckers recent career
Before the investigation Is completed
| 1t Is expected a statement VIII be
procured from Mrs. Platt, and all the
evidence will be considered by the
. + ~ . d ".
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lit was a case of mistaken identtty.sel
Mr. Hobson is a member of the Com
mon Council, and no&doubt Mr.. F'itz.
gerald has been button-holed by more
than one applicant for a position
in the city government who wished his
influence and vote in landing the job
for him. He has probably been res
minded in other ways Of the smifiari-
ItS of his own appearance to Mis-
friends. ~
Tho situation has forced Mr.. Hob.
son to explain to some Of his frienda
on more than one occasion that he did
not decline to recognize them or re-
turn their salutation on the street
when he had been accused of doing
SO. Sometimes it has baen difficult
for him to convince chs friend that
1t was not actually In bnt his friend
whom they had saluted. Probably Mr.
Fitzgerald has had somewhat si1n!.S
lar experiences. vs.
The resemblance is such as to res
mind one strikingly of the story, .Its
the Fog" publish ed some years ago.
and Of THE Masauerader, another
popular story based upon mistaken
| identity and remarka Bile resemblance,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-08
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESA-
PEAliE AND OHIO RAILWAY

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co..
ONCE iso Of seerrs sra,. Richmond W
OF the Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway
Company will be held at the. Office Of
the compdany, in the city Of Richmond,
July, 1907, at - o'clock NJ. for the
purpose OF passing upon the question
Of authorizing and consenting to the
makInE By The chesapeas s,or and Ohio
deed Of trust. to be known as Its Cen
eral Equipment and Improvement
Mortgage, and to be additional to the
Ohio Raway Company
executed and to any other mortgages
now existing covering the property Of
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
pressed In said mortgages. respective
Pc; c. cent It, gold bonds, not excseding in
m the sSE aoEats the o SqS of ana
authorizing and conscnt!ng that such
an issue OF bonds may be made. that
the railway and property may, be bond
e ef r ana Snaa ara ohio RailWay
Company may be increased By. said
ssss!s 4 ya3$s
m medin sS'o UPON the execution and de-
livery OF said mortgage for the gen
eral purposes OF the }corpnratlon. with
fuIl bower tn the directors to sell,
nIedge, or otherwise dispose OF said
bonds for Lawful corporate purposes.
upon such terms as to the directors
may seem best. 49, "a, .
closed ut tho Office Of Messrs J. -
Morgan g. Company, No, "a Wall
Street, New York. on Thprsday the
18TH day OF July, leo7,,.at 3 O'clock
day, the list day of August, 1907, at
10 o'clock a. NJ
e Dated thu 2eth dpy OF June, 1907
by order Of the President and Board
W q. Is. wELLToRp, Secretary. 4
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JUDGE PARKER TO SPEAK.
VIII Address North Carolina Bar Associa-
ton on Wednesday,. 7lEs

tion on Wednesday. 5i
[Spe cial to The Times-Dispatch.l
: A AsH Z M. 4 N G.. July, THE
principal address at the ninth annual
meeting Of the North Carolina Bar
Association. which Will convene at
Hendersonville next Wednesday even
ing, and from present indications a
large attendance Of delegates is ex-
Judge A.. G.. Avery, Of Moreanton,
chairman of the executive committee,
will preside. The address OF welcome
will be delivered by, Z, Mr., Michael
Schemes. of tHendersonville, and re-
Spouse by Mr.. Charles Brenizer, OF
Charlotte. The president Mr.. George
liver his annual address. The annual
address to the association will be made
by Judge Parker.
Mr.. A. u Brooks. Of Greensboro, will
speak on The Relation of the Lawyer
to the Bar" and will be followed by
Mr.. .. w. .Timberlake, Jr, of Wake
Forest, on Emancipation Of Married
Women" Mr.. Thomas Ruf1n Of Char
lotte. and Mr.. Lindsey Patterson, OF
Winston- Salem. will also address the
convention.
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ENJOYABLE DANCE.
Young Men OF Fredericksburg Give
German in Honor of Visiting Lndies.

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FREDERICKSBURG, VA. July T.
An enjoyable dance was given one
some of the young men of the city in
honor OF the visiting young ladies
Among those present were Misses Susie
Tyler. Edytth and Beryl Barber, Sorah
Aline ST. John. OF Mobile, Ala; Lewis
of Albemarle: Segar, Of Lewiston: Will
liams, OF Indian Territory; McClelland,
of Texas: Fannie Beysrly OF E ssr,
Eustis Lee: Messrs. Flynn Dickson,
Barton Mason, Raleigh Taylor. Harri-
son Montgomery WILLIAM Is. Gool II
". Green M 6. S. 56olrlck Elliott and
Douglas Carter. F. NJ. and cassius
Chichester, Bruce Mcclelland, OF Texas Texas
tained some of their friends Tuesday
evening. The occasion was the twenty
fifth anniversary of their marriage.
Refreshments were served and music
rendered.
Miss corneiia Hilleary, OF, Roanoke :.
here this week visiting Mrs. Hiileary.
Miss Alne st. John. Of Mobile. Ala.
at .'Brompton." has returned home.
Miss Susie Rawlings Is the guest OF
Miss Annie May Grasty, In Orange.
Mr.. David S. Forbes has returned
Mrs. II Willard Wright and daugh.
ter, Mrs. Thomas S. Shepherd, are visit
ing relatives in Orange.
Mrs. j. b. Colbert has returned from
a visit to her Eister, Mrs. II. w. Fox
in Baltimore.
Miss Dora Jet. OF St. Paul. MINI.
is visiting Mrs. w. II: Richards. -.
Miss Willie Il. Schooler and Miss
Edmo Lawrence have gone to Canada
to spend the summer.
Mrs. f. T.. Newman. Mrs. a. 7. Thorn.
ton and children have gone to Mary
land to spend the summer.
Mrs. Bernard Guest and children, OF
Richmoltd are guests of A1r. f. B
Guest at "Snowden."
Mrs. Mollie F. Tankard and Miss
Nellie Q. Ford have gone to The Plains
I to spend the summer.
Miss Julia Goldsmith Is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. NJ E. Rheine, in Wash
tirgton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-08
is UNION LABOR a TRUST.
Supreme Court VIII Determine Issue
In Connecticut Anpcul. E

Supreme Court of the United States
meets next Octoberi it will be confronted
with question as to the liability Ut
q labor union to punishment under the
anti trust law.
The question arises in connection
with the case of ID. L. Lowe. of Dan-f
bury Conn, VS.. Martin LAWYER and
members OF the American Federation
1t is charged that the federation has
sent out circulars to Loves patrons
warning item that6if they huyhis hata
they will be put uponAthe "unfair list
Lowe brought suit for $4,000 darn
ages. The case hinges on the question
whether the plaintiffs can maintain ar,
action under the anti-trust law.
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REPORTED KIDNAPPING
HAS NO FOUNDATION.

= MEXICO CITY. July AT the for-
eign Office here nothing is known of
the reported kidnapping Of Manuel
recently. The man. 1t is said. was one
Of the st. Louis junta who published a
paper advocating. a revolution in Next
co. It Is said that the foreign office
Prieto, a border town in Mexico, over
a month ago. He is still in prison
there. The report that tho Mexican
connection with the alleged kidnapping
Is not credited here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-08
PLAN TO CONFEDERATE
CENTRAL AMERICAN REPUBLICS.

MEXICO. CITY. July 7.-Dr. Francis
C. Reyes will leave here on the 18th
for Salvador. His mission Is connect
ed with the plan to confederate the
Central American republics. He will
first call upon President Figuerea, of
Salvador, and later on President Ze-
bring about a reconciliation between
these warning Presidents, and thus
open the way for a congress to be held
in Mexico some time later. where plans
for confederation will be discussed.
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no he Exact.

whats that sign you're making
there?" asked the grocer
"'Fresh Eggs," replied the new
clerk
"H'm! Make 1t read 'Fresh-laid Eggs,
while you're about It,"
for? Everybody knows the
eggs were fresh when they were laid"
Just so and that's all it's safe for
US to say. about ttfem."---Catholic Stand
ard and Timea. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-08
PICK WIFE FOR KERMIT.
Presidents Son liz Already Being
ssMnrriedE O N' by GOssiDs
Being

I"Mnrr1eI 1Uff'7 by GOssips.
ROCHESTER,, n. y, July 7.--Kermlt
Roosevelt spent the day exploring the
historic country in and about Geneseo
Major w. A. Wadsworth, his wife and
daughter Harriet took long horse
back ride with him, and In the after
noon Kermit had the same company
on long carriage drive behind DASH
ing span of bays. Much Indian lore
fingers about the old village of Gene-
SEQ, and Kermit is treated daily to new
stories OF early settlement life.
There Is no question that Kermit is
chnriningly entertained by pretty Miss
Harriet Wadsw orth the talented
about l<ermit's age, perhaps a year
or so his senior, and residents of Gene
SEQ say that In addition to brains and
beauty, "Ilarrlet also has the dough"
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WOn1AN'S STORY DENIED
UYf MEXICAN GOERN lent.

MEXICO CITY. July IA story
emanattng from New York to the effect
that Madame Maria de Ruiz Sandoval,
cral. Francisco sandoval, had received
letter from her sister. Isabel de Ruiz,
In which the writer said that she, with
sixty other Mexican women. We're pris-
pronounced canard by the authori-
ties. No such woman exists. General
Sandoval, a Mexican exile, died In Qua
tepala on May 9th last. His brother
who lives here. claims he was unmar-
,,lo l !. I'll < + !. . . !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-08
OIlyerr-Angle,

Especial to The Tunos-D lspatch.]
" ROCKY MOUNT. July 7.-Mr. Jones
T. Oliver, prosperous merchant at
Saunders Siding, was married Sunday
evening to Miss Robbie Angle; the at
tractive daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. j. 10.
Angle at their home. neap Ferrun.
Rev, 4, Il franklin. OF Rocky Mount.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-08
THROWN FROM CAR AND
DIES OF HIS WOUNDS
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80
I. ABINGDON. VA. July 7.--Willlam
Gentry. young white man, brake
man on tho misunderstanding Railway,
at late hour yesterday afternoon
car at Damascus. In this county, and
had one leg crushed, He was brought
to the Abingdon Hospital, but died
before an operation could be perform.
ed. He was married man. about
twenty six years old, and son of
NJ a. Gentry. of Windnle, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-08
SAIL
FROM HAMPTON ROADS

NORFOLK. VA, -klly THE battle-
ship Minnesota long delayed here be-
cause of the loss OF her launch on
June nth with six mldshipmen and Ave
seamen. went to sea this afternoon at
AGO o'clock The Minnesota was ac-
companied by the battleship<s Ohio. The
big ships headed north,
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To Wed on Wednesday,

ROCKY MOUNT. July 7.-+A wedding
OF great local interest will take place
noxt wednesday. July 10th. ut Gala.
way. when Prof. ], L.. Carter. of Madi-
son. Mo-. will be united In marriage
to Miss Leila, daughter Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. James "A. Martin. Nv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-08
Escapcd Convict Caught.

Especial to the Tlmes-Dispatch.1
q ROANOKE, VA, July 7.--Dolph
Boone an escaped convict from Ashe-
yille N. c., who was serving term for
attempting to kill his brother-in-la
Nss arrested here to-day. igE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-08

at It's recent Meeting In Norfolk, and
was highly complmented for It's good
work.
~, had the following officers Installed
Mt It's last regular meeting night, July
1st by Miss Hattie II. Wasserlnan, dis
itrict deputy president, who was nbly
assisted by 7, v, Turiiey, past grand
master, acting grand marshal: Mrs.
Ella andreas, noble grand; Miss Daisy
Walker, vicergrand;S Mrs. Lucy II.
Cowan, recording secretary; Mrs. Sadie
*. Kemp, financial secretary; w. II.
Larrabee, treasurer; Miss Martha Hop
kins, chaplain.
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WHITE WoMAH's iAsSAII4ANT
NOT CAUGHT BY POSSE.
a., Nina n ci

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.!
E LYNCHBURG. VA. July THE
white man who criminally assaulted
tho city late yesterday evening, had
not been caught up to late hour this
evening. A posse Of fifteen men has
scoured the country in the. vicinity OF
the dastardly assault There seems
to he no doubt but the assailant was
a tramp, and that he has made good
his escape.
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BEACH PARK.

All special trains leave Southern
Railroad, Fourteenth srrest-
Daily. except Sunday. also ?. AZ
Sundays. l0 a. NJ. and i. M
Returning from Beach Park--paisyl
10 M; Sunday. s and 10 T, M
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Linn Commnniier-in-Chief.

MEXICO CITY, July General Jose
Martha Lima has been appointed COM
mander-in-c of all the Qua temalan
forces stationed along the Mexican
frontier. General Lima was accused
OF instigatlng the assassination of Gem
eral Barillas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-08
INDIANAPOLIS BUILDINGS
COLLAPSE AND BURN.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, July THE
brick buildings three stories high.
situated near the northwestern corner
of Meridian and MARYLAND Streets. In
the centre of the Wholesale district.
collapsed to-day, and afterwards took
fire, The total loss is s22e.o0o. The
buildings werc among the3oldest In the.
city,
The principal losses are Daniel
Stewart Drug and Glass Companyf
$100,Go0; Martha Steward one. build
Lender Billiard Company $4,000. and
Henry G. Bats estate building, sac, 900,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-08
IINEAIAN FALLS FROM
TE PLATFORM; BADLY HURT.
VIEW n Tho M III ana tch

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LYNCHBURG. VA. July Ia line
man in the service Of the Southern
Parsons, was knocked from a. platform,
on telephone pole In the city last
night about midnight by coming IN
contact with a high-ourrent electric
Parsons fell twenty-five feet, and
he sustained aefractured hip. as we'll
as serious burns. from the live wiro.
He was removed to the hospital. and
Tonight it is thought he will recover:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-08

Judge advocate-g general to determine
whether court-martial be justif1a-S
BILE. ri
Mrs. Tucker Is the daughter of tho
late Senator John "A. Logan. She de-
Eclared IN letter to the War Depart
ment that her husband had been guilty
of improprleties both In the Philippines
and on the Pacific coast 335
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-08
Severe Heat in Georgla.

the hottest day recorded this year by
the local Weather Bureau. The lem
pernture in the shade registered 1p4
degrees. Up to 6 o'clock three pros
trations from heat had been reported.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18
LARGE SALES At EVENING
CALL ON STOCK EXCHANGE

Though There We're no sales on the
Afternoon call ut the local mining
stock exchange yesterday. the volume
of business done on the evening cal
more than kept up the average.
The total volume of stocks sold was
7.150 shares, for which SEIZE was real
lied. The securities brought good
prices.
Blackhorsc Gold Treasure sold $50
at Il. and 500 at II IL cents. Ely
Jackpot again showed that its stock
is II popular investment by selling
l 300 at y cents ely Consolidated. a
higher priced stock. dropped into the
ring for few moments, selling 400 at
sips.
Federal Ely disposed of 1000 at GO
cents. and Pittsbmg Ely sold l.ooo al
~ cents.
Tie most active stock of the call WI:
Mcdonald ELY, which sold three lots a;
Increasing prices. The first lot of 200
went at ~ cents; the second lot of 200
went 1t an advance of a half cent and
the third let of 100 went At rs cents.
The quotations on the evening cal
| were as follows;
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18
DUE TO GIFT OF SPEECH.
Many and Various Are the "Rcnefits,"
Says Writer in Puck.

The gift of speech is the last proof
of divine favor in virtue of which
mankind has the rest of the animal
kingdom faded, and stands liz class
by himself. Some beasts are stronger
than men, and some know more, but
no beast can be such a bore as man,
nor can any beast slop over, in the
true sense c. the term. These dis
tinctions we owe to the gift of speech.
The gift of speech, moreover, lays us
under compulson to read a great
many things which otherwise we
would not, in order that when We
have nothing to say, we may never
theless say something. Thus we pro
mote the publishing business, create
a demand for wood-pulp, assist in the
deforestation of the earth's surface,
stir up new school of kickers, in
crease discomfort and contribute, at
length, to progress and petulance Our
ancestors used TO consider speech a
means of concealing thought. but We
have nothing to conceal.-Puck.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18
WHERE LINEN IS MADE.
Belfast the Center Of the Trade o.
the World.

There is nothing prettier than
field of Irish fax in full bloom. The
stems are about 30 inches high, says
writer in Truth. They are very
slender and of pale green.
On each stem is a flower in an ex-
quisite tone of blue; something be-
tween a cornflower and forget-me-
not. The little flower is not of a very
robust constitution. The petals soon
fall, and then a seed pod forms which,
when given time to do SO, produces
quantities of what we call linseed
chin" is the Celtic name for fax.
But when the fax is grown for the
manufacture of linen it Is pulled up
before the seed has had time to ma
ture.
After having been exposed to the
air for few days the flaw is laid in
water, and during the fortnight that
this process lasts the odious smell
with which it fills the air Is of re-
markedly powerful character.
AS the local guides say: "Shure it's
| ju-t the fax fermintin'. It's a power
full smell entirely, but there's no dan
| ger in it, glory be to God"
The soaking makes it easy to sepa-
rate the straw from the fibre by bruis
I ing it between rollers and then sus
pending it through an opening In the
top of machine In which horizon
tai shaft with wooden blades revolves
at the rate of $50 times q minute
Parted forever are the fibre, fax and
the straw, now tow.
Next comes the spinning into yarn
done in immense mills. and after tina
the yarn Is woven into the fabric
itself. Finally comes the bleaching
when the lin n is laid out on the greer
field to be whitened by rain and SUI
and wind.
These long strips of snow whitenes
on the green turf surprise the stran
ger. He thinks 1t some sort Of tol
dressing, spread upon the land to fer
tilize it. Belfast is the center of thu
linen trade.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18
EXCEEDINGLY BUSY
DAY IN COURT
YESTERDAY

There was an interesting session of
court before Justice Cartwright yes
terday. Al Bundy. charged with being
drunk and disorderly said that he
came in from the mines and became
Interested in a game of Indian poker.
He said lie watched the Indians play
the game until the heat of sun made
him sleepy, and he fell asleep on the
street. He was sentenced to serve five
days in the county Jail.
DO you want to pay the hneg the
court asked him.
Guess I'll take my medicine" he re-
sponded nonchalantly rs he was led
away to Il cell.
John Strom was charged with being
drunk and disorderly, and when he was
elected from saloon. with having
stood in the middle Of Aultman street,
cursiug the men who had thrown him
out aud volunteering the information
thai he could whip any half dozen of
them who would dare to flcd him.
The arrest was luade by Deputy
sheriff Joe Gilbert. who had to use
some force in taking his man to i1il.
strom's sentence was sixty days in
the county Jail.
Ben Hill. charged with being drunk
and disorderly was sentenced To serve
five days in Jail. He said he was
brake" md could not pay a fine.
Harry Bissell charged with having
left a lodging house without paying his
hill. which amounted to IS. WIS fined
81 and costs, amounting to ST.. He
pald the nnc-and the lodging bill.
j. A. Sergeant. charged with indecent
.lx-.,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18
CONsIDERABL REAL ESI ATE
HAS CHANGED HANDS

Eva e. Wengcr of ogden has trans
ferred To T. c. Newton of Reno for
$500 lots 1 and :, in block ,. Ellis ad-
dition. The deed was filed for record
yesterday.
Dunbar Z. Carpenter has transferred
To the Colorado Ely Copper company
for a nominal consideration the follow
ing mining claims in this mining dis
trict: Amador No. |. Amador No. ,,
Mickey Nos. l and >: Beaver Nos |. >.
3 and 1 Eclipse Nos, /. > and 4:
Grant Nos. /, >, ana /; Columbia Nos.
l and ;, and the Eva fraction.
Arthur II. Witcher has transferred to
+. F. Terrell for $1,000. lot la block NJ,
Ely.
Ernest Tivendell has transferred to
the Ely Townsite company. for a
nominal consideration. lot 3. block 10.
Ely City.
The Ely Townsite company has
transferred to Marion E. Graves of-Salt
Lake for a nominal consideration. lot
IL, block 80. Ely City.