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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
Thief CUTS HIS
WAY INTO tent
Nocturnal PrOwIer Attempts to
Loot HiIdebrand Lodging Place
But is Detected

Apparently with the intention of
robbing the twenty-four men who were
sleeping in the Hildebrand lodging tent
in Aultman Street, above Mill, thief
cut hole in the east side of the tent
at an early hour yesterday morning and
was on the point of crawling into the
aperture when Dick Price, the night
watchman, who had heard the tearing
Of the canvas as it was being ripped by
the robbers knife, crept behind the
prowler and seized him.
There was Il short struggle in the
dark and the thief broke away from
the grasp of his captor. He ran like a
startled deer down Aultman street,
and Price was unable to overtake him.
1t was too dark at the time for the
watchman to get good look at the
thief and he cannot give good deserip-
ton of the man.
1t is believed that the prowler's plan
was to creep through the hole he had
cut in the tent and rob the sleeping
dodgers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
NEW LOCATION FOR
POWDER MAGAZINES

c. p. Castle, manager of the Gra-
ham Mercantile Company, and Attorney
Boreman, went before the Board of
County Commissioners yesterday to
ask permission to locate the powder
magazines Of the company in new
place. They are now in the upper end
of town, and although there has not
yet been any compliant concerning
them, Mr.. Castle said that he desired a
more remote location as matter of
precaution. The Commissioners will
probably act upon the matter at their
next meeting.
1t is oposed to build the new
powder magazines outside the town
limits, either in the canyon back of the
Court House or up Sam Browns can
yon, which branches from Murry Can
yon south Of town.
All the firms handling powder will
probably put up magazines in the dis
trict to be selected, so that the loca-
ton of the warehouses for explosives
will not only be isolated but clearly
understood.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
FIREMEN'S MASQUERADE WAS
CARNIVAL OF GAY DANCERS
Ball Room Bright With Many kaleidoscope Gmpes of Dainty
Strange Ludicr Costumes the ReVeIers Oated Past On
lockers to the Dreamy Music of the Dance

Merrymakers who had cudgeled theil
brains devising costumes for the mas
querade ball given for the benefit OF
the Fire Department fund last night al
Ely hall reaped full reward for theii
pains. The dance was a great success,
There was much variety in the cos
tuning. Among the ladies the garbs
ranged from the simplicity of sailor
lassie to the splendor of duchess, and
among the men they ranged from the
ubiquitous clown to Prince Charming.
1t was a moving picture, as interest
ing to those who took part in the gay
carnival as to those who looked on, as
there was the most intense curiosity as
to the identity of the various maskers
When the masks were removed and
the element of curiosity disappeared, the
scene upon the ball room floor was quite
an inseresting as before, for from be-
hind the hideous masks fair faces
emerged, to blend harmoniously with the
dainty costumes, which before had
been given ludicrous touch by the
masks.
Mrs. H. f. Porch won first lady S
prize as 'Bridget, and Mr. +. S.
Curtis, first gentleman prize as "IIey,
Rube.
Among those who enjoyed the dance
were:
Miss Fannie Cupid "A Pickaninny.
Miss Flora Lindley - Little Red Rid
ing Hood.
Miss Minnie MauA Pickaninny.
Miss Isabel Gilbert Cow Girl.
Miss Florence Weber Spanish Sen
orita.
Miss Blanche Urquhart Gard Girl.
Miss Dolly Bowman Valentine.
Miss Clara Bowman Deliueator Girl.
Miss Theresa Mcloy Little Buttercup.
Miss Kate Gilbert Domino.
Miss Frances Peters-Card Girl.
Miss Kittie Moorman-A sailor lassie.
Miss L. l.. Hough- Little Rope
Jumper.
Miss Shields, Miss Jack, Miss LYDIA
O'Hare and Miss Matson- Pickannies.
Miss Schmittroth-Ace of Hearts.
Misses Corinne Luchesi, Josie Jack
son, Grace Ford, Laura Larson, Ruby
Ryan, Florence Murphy, Nellie Dodson,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
FOUR MEET DEATH
in NIHILIST PLOT
Youth Kills The Governor of Pen
sea, Russia, Stays Two Pur-
SuerS and Kills Himself
SpFelAI To THE NFws

Pensea, Russia, Feb. s. Gov
ernor Alexandrovoski of Pensea,
Russia, was shot and killed by a
young man as he was leaving the
theater. In "a desperate attempt
to escape the assassin also killed
the Assistant Chief of Police
and policeman and wounded
the manager of the theater. Be-
fore the terrorist could be cap
turcd he shot himself and last
night died in a hospital without
being identified. The balls used
were poisoned. The supposition
is that he was a member of a
regularly organized gang.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
SWETTENHAM'S ACTION
DRIVES OUT BRlTlSHERS

New York, Feb G. One odd effect
of the Swettonham af'air is rush of
Britons to get their first papers of
citizenship here.
Noah Edward Barnes came today.
A city in Colorado has been named
altar him. He is general manager of a
gold mining company in the Cripple
Creek section. He said he had long
debated becoming an American citizen,
but never got to the point of swearing
off his old allegiance until Sir AleXan-
der Swettenham leaped to fame. He
was then in Colorado, but made up his
mind that the next time he came to
New York he would get out his first
papers.
Ira j. Mcknight and Albert Nc
Knight came in from San Francisco
last night. Both look much improved
after their long vacation.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
SOUND DOCTRINE BY
SENATOR GALLAGHER
SPECIAL. To iiIi NEWS

Carson City, Feb. S.-Senator
Gallagher of White Pine County,
in discussing the passage by the
Assembly of the measure which
had been defeated in the SEN
ate, providing for an inqnisition
of foreign corporations, said !:
"The bill did not suit me at all,
because it would take advantage
Of the railroads and corporations
whose secrets are not open to the
public. | will vote for anything
in reason, but | do not believe
in making the public utility
concerns show their hands before
an inuuisitorial body when that
body will be little benefited by
the information. y
The passage Of the so-called
subpoena bill is regarded y
conservative members of the
Senate as foolish, iuasmuch as it
is calculated to discourage the
investment of Eastern capital IN
Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
WILL MAKE ICE
ARTlFIClALLY
John Stemper to Put in Storage
and Manufacturing Plant in
Lower Part of Town

John Stemper is completing arrange
ments for the construction of cold
storage and ice manufacturing plant
upon his ground in the lower part OF
town. Mr.. Smails of Denver is now
here to take his order for the needed
machinery.
II intend to put up Eggplant, " said
Mr.. Stemper yesterday. Besides hav-
ing complete cold storage warehouse,
| will have plant for the making Of
artificial ice for my own use and fol-
the Ely market.
ut has been suggested to me that
lay out my property in the lower enc
of the camp in town lots, but it is prob
able that will need most fthe ground
for the buildings will erect"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
Company 'sProposition

Company SPPopOSItion
The franchise prepared by the Ely
Water Company contained the follow
ing conditions:
That the company install a water
system in the town and pay $50 for
the present fire mains, the franchise to
be approved by the State Legislature.
The period of the franchise to be
thirty-five years.
The franchise to cover Ely and its
additions.
Twelve inch water mains to be laid
in Aultman Street, from Seventh to
Murry Street, and in Murry Street
south to Second Avenue, and not less
than six inch pipes throughout the
system.
WORK of installing the water system
to be commenced Immediately and com
pleted within ten months.
Two nozzle fire hydrants to be
placed at points designated by the au-
thorities at monthly rental of Sc each
for the first twenty and SIS each for
all others installed.
Water rates were fixed as follows:
Residence to rooms $1.50, %
cents for each additional room; closets
SO cents; bath tubs SO cents.
Hotels--1 to 10 rooms So. so, Is cents
additional for each additional room.
For each table under six persons Is
cents; for each table oversiX persons 81;
closets, every fifteen rooms $l.50; bath
tubs every fifteen rooms 81.
Livery stable-Per stall 50 cents; for
each vehicle 25 cents.
Saloon Each faucet over one 81;
closet So. 50; minimum charge So.
Restaurant Each table under six rs
cents; each table over six 81; minimum
charge $3.50.
Sprinkling Charge per season not to
exceed $40 for lot 100x35. Water for
street sprinkling free.
Free water shall be furnished the
Court House, hospitals and schools
along water system.
Not more than $40 shall be charged
for tapping Water shall be main
tained at an elevation as high as the
Chainmpn tank on the hill back OF the
Court House sufficient to supply three
fire streams each through an inch noz-
zle and 100 feet of two and half inch
hose attached to any three hydrants in
the town.
At the expiration of the franchise the
town shall have the right to purchase
the water system at price agreed
upon by board Of ten persons, tive to
be chosen by the company and i've by
the authorities, and in case OF failure
to agree, three others to be chosen by
the members of the board.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
MRS. THAW TELLS
MORE OF WHITE
Wife of Accused Man SWearS His
Victim Tried to EnmeSh
Her After Marriage
SPECIAL To TIE News

New York, Feb. 8. Mrs. Eve
Iyn Nesbit Thaw resumed her
testimony this morning i'll the
trial of her husband. She again
testified that after her marriage
White tried to renew his rela
tions with her. She told her
husband of this, and Thaw be
came very angry. She told, too,
of being taken by White to the
office of Abe" Hummel, where
an effort was made to induce her
to accuse Thaw of kidnapping,
and also to bring a breach of
promise suit against him. This
was lust before her marriage.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
Committees Franchise

The franchise prepared by the at
torneys for the Citizens Committee is
summarized as follows:
The Ely Water Company is granted
the right to construct water system,
provided it buys the present fire mains
for Sc, 500.
The company is required to put in a
twelve inch water main in Aultman
street from the mouth of Robinson
Canyon to the slaughter house lot, ;"
and another twelve-inch main in Murry
street from Aultman street south to
Fourth Avenue, and not less than
eight-inch pipes in ''any and all of the
streets, alleys and highways" of the
town.
The company is required to install
fire hydrants with double hose connect
ions at every street corner from First
and Aultman streets along Aultman
street to the slaughter house lot, .
and along Murry street from Hayes
street to Fourth street, and to put in
additional hydrents whenever called
upon to do So.
The water rates were fixed as fol
lows:
Residence Il to 6 rooms, 81. so; 25
cents for each additional room; closet
80 cents, bath tub 80 cents
HOTEL to 10 rooms $3.50, Is cents
for each additional room; closet every
Is rooms, $1.50; bath tub every l5
rooms 81.
Livery stable Per stall 25 cents; per
vehicle Is cents.
Saloon-E Each faucet 81, closet So;
minimum charge $3.
Restaurant Each table under six
persons rs cents; each table over six
persons 81; minium charge 50.
Sprinki kiing-25 cents per lot 100x36.
Water for street sprinkling free.
Free water for Court House, hospitals
school houses and for fire purposes.
Term Of franchise thirty years.
Maximum charge for making con-
nections $40. -,
The company is required to build a
$50, 900 gallon water reservoir at
noint to be selected somewhere be-
tween the head of Murry Creek and
the penstock on the hill back of the
Court House, into which the full vol
umn of water from Murry Creek shall
continually flow.
The company is given three months
in which to complete a water system
for Ely and all its additions.
The company is granted right OF
way across the Court House grounds,
with the condition that ditch be removed
at any time the authorities desire.
The water rates, it is provided, shall
be readjusted every five years by
board of four persons, two to be chosen
by the authorities and two by the
water company, and if they fail to
agree, a fifth member shall be chosen
by the four.
At the expiration of the franchise,
the town is given the right to pur-
chase the water system at price to
be fixed by board Of ten persons, five
to be thosen hy the town and five by
the company, and if an agreement can
not be reached, three additional me M
bers shall be chosen by the board.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
REVOLUTION BEGINS
DOWN IN ARGENTINE
After Five Hours Fighting Rebels
Are VictoriOuS-..TWenty
Troopers Killed
SPECIAL To THE News

New York, Feb 8.-A Buenos
Ayres dispatch published here
today reports that a revolution
airy outbreak occurred in San
Juan, Argentine Republic, in
which the revoIutionists were
victorious after five hours fight
ing. Twenty men were killed
and a number wounded, while
scores of houses were burned.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER GIVES
$32,OOO,OOO TO CHARITY
Standard Oil Magnate Makes Record Distribution
For Practical Work Throughout the United
States, Making Total Of $43,OOO,OOO
Contributed for This Purpose

New York. Feb S-Ihirty-two million dollars
worth of Gilt edge securities was the gilt which John
d. Rockefeller through his son. John D. Rockefeller
Jr announced to the General Execution Board when
it assembled for a special meeting here today. The
gift which is the largest single sum handed ont
for such purposes, will be used for general execution
purposes throughout the country Mr. Rockefeller had
previously given the board eleven million for the same
work His contributions amount to forty y-three
million
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09

This communication from the Ely
Water Company was received by The
News yesterday.
In view of the general interest
taken in the question of water supply
and the seeming misunderstanding of
the situation on the part of some citl-
zens, we desire to set forth the facts In
the case. For many years:the waters
of Murry creek have been private prop
erty, and citizens who used the supply
paid an annual rental to the owners.
Not many months ago the Ely Water
Company purchased this supply for a
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
and Minnie Curtis.
Mr. and Mrs. Kline Dutchwoman.

and Minnie Curtis.
| Mr. and Mrs. Kline - Dutchwoman.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur II. Whiteley,
Mr.. Whteley Indian; Mrs. Whiteley--
Indian Princess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stevens. Mr..
Stevens Prince Charming; Mrs.
Stevens Duchess.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s Leahigh; Mrs.
Leahigh- Trumps.
Messrs. and Mesdames. M. c. Shall
lenbarger, Samuel Bell, Stanley. Reed,
J. Greenwood, A. J. Cartwright, w.
O. Moorman, N Schmittroth, John
Weber, C. H. Brown, B. A. Jameson,
Henry F. Porch, Al. Eaton, James
Corbett, George b. Hews, c. c. Caper-
ton, H. Bowman, d. p. Bartley, Percy
j. jackson, John Magnuson, w. B.
Graham, w. j. Peters, l.. A. Paris,
Mrs. Bertha Fox, Mrs NJ Hough, Mrs.
Bell.
Fritz Moller Sa ilor.
Joe Gilbert Indian.
George Newcomb Jockey.
Joe Hartman Chevalier
Robert Nye Indian Chief.
H. o. Hall Spanish Toreador.
Fred Lindley Humpty Dumpty.
Bob .Hildebrand Pantaloons.
Jack Turner Devil.
Will Mcknight Lieutenant.
Garry Reilly Mistake.
Horace Harmed Romeo.
John McKiernan- Chevalier.
W. H. Miller Volunteer.
Robert Baird Frontiersman.
Messrs. Joseph Winter, Ernest Jack
son, Julius Henderson, Henry Dancer,
r. E. Messmer, F. II. Adams, w. w.
Olsen, T. II. Belcher, Frank Marquis,
W. Brady, G. H. Hussey, Michael
Breen, Clay Farlinger Charles Gregory,
M. H. Fitzmorris, AL. Popeioy, l.. H.
Dean, Thomas H. O'Neill, James Ca
hill, Billie Burke, Louis Grandi, Will
Aisling Nicholas Schmittroth, Joe
Freeland, Jesse Hayes, A. II. Nc
Knight, Frank Dovy, H. G. McCulloch,
c. J. McFadden, Mike Harrington,
John Gilbert, Jack Creighton, Dan
Mcdonald, Louis Zadow, Louis Nichols,
Harry Baldwin, Harry Bissels, Charles
Cederstrom, NJ. j. Naylor.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
Daring Robbery

Two footpads committed daring
robbery in Chinatown early yesterday
morning. While Sou Wah, Chinese
Joe," was on his way home after sew
eral hours successful play in one of
the gambling houses, he was suddenly
beset by two men, one of whom knocked
him down and the ether went through
his pockets, taking $3.50.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
BUYS in Garden Street

Mr.. Terrell, of Cartwright & Terrell,
who has put through some of the re-
cent important mining deals, himself
became an investor yesterday. He
bought Alex. McDonald's lot at Fifth
and Garden streets for 81, 900.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
REVIEW OE WATER QUESTION
BY PRESIDENT OF COMPANY

large sum of money. Shortly thereaf-
ter the erroneous report was circulated
that the water was to be used exclu-
sively for the Ely Townsite, and that
no supply would be furnished citizens
of the old town. This report was abso-
lutely without foundation, and arose in
the minds of certain imaginative people
who did not take the trouble to ascer-
tain the facts in the case.
when the Ely Water Company con-
summated it's purchase, an agreement,
Jointly signed by the County Commits
CONTINUED on Fourth Page.)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
RIVAL WATER FRANCHISES
CONTAIN FEW Difference
Drafts Submitted By Citizens Committee and the
Ely Water Company Look to an Outsider as
if an Adjustment Should Be Reached.

When the Board of County commissioners met yes
terday afternoon water franchises prepared by the
Citizens Committee aud by the Ely Water Company
submitted.
Charles Chandler, Of Chandler Quayle, attorn-
eys for the water company read the franchise proposed
by the company and Anthony Jurch secretary of the
Citizens Committee, read the other.
AS there points of difference between the
two proposed franchises. action by the Commissioners
was postponed until next Saturday
THE News prints below summaries of the franchises:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
Ely Stocks in Salt Lake

reported by Ely Investment Coz
Salt Lake, Feb. 8. Ely Witch $1.65
bid, Sl.75 asked; Federal Ely 9oc bid;
Mcdonald Ely, $1.25 bid, $l.40 asked.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09
Law Makers in Goldfieid.
SPECIAL To THE News

Goldfeld, Feb 8. The State officials
of Nevada and the entire capitol force
are down from Carson today to join in
Goldfield's jubilee over gaining the
county seat. The visiting solons will
go to Tonopah before returning to Car
son.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09

Place your orders for 1907 automo-
biles with William r. Miller, care THE
NEWS. Prices of all makes on appli-
cation. Jan 8 m
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09

Jack Harris is seriously i'll with
PNEUMONIA.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-02-09

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