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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-03
Mont alS Scnatpr.

Sutims 5reunOe beS SunOesienatOrs
EbOmus 6. Ylutt pom Diem gOrt be.
bauptsn :uut'sA beitimmteite, iouB JOieier
am A. WtdrB ndditeuIS ubrss Irsiisnis
rem wirO. uuO ieiuen I@utidIuB benz
P%raiiOeutsu bereits -imitsetbsilt 4 bat.
9luS priuatsu @riinOsn miro Der ct
uatOr ieoo6 bis sum SaluB oes
@Onsrelies Offentli6 nud wie Dor be.
baupteu, OuB er bis gum abluuf icineS
amtsterminS i'm Ssnat bleiben pero..
Dieislben @sw6brsmduner bsbauptsn
fsrnsr. SuB Stuutsisfrstdr ROOt usruu.
luBt peroeu ioll, iu 9eitattsr, OaB er
ulS Otadfolser Rlatt's in Sorihlag &c.
braht peroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-03
&pmuteu uadt ErraS.

Die neutrality-suspicious. Sss 9iiO
@ruuOs : @reuSbe3irts iinO buuOn in
Rsnntuis seies wOrOen, OuB unldnsit
msbr oils 200 9upuuer mad MericO se'
bra6t uno bort oils arbeiter oil Der
W~iuu;uuiaO.D ~tuiiiOn Der Wsricuu Gen.
trail 8 @iisubabu pernunOt wurOen.
Oisis iOlsn ibrs arbeit uufssseben
uuO Die @renSe Der Yersinisteu. Staas
len an usridieoenen Stellen SetreuSt
baben. 9luBerOsm lit Der SebOroe ss'
mslOet mOrOsu, OoB unlGuSit 300 iapa'
uiias SOblensrdber aus ben 3edeH in
SOS @iperunSu. Wter, neutrality-suspicious.
iiuO unO iid in ueridieOenena StdOten
BON Esrus uieOersslaiisu bObsH. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-03
rnitct?

Wtit benz Dampfsr rGOiu Otaru" lit
in YictOria. y. g., bic )Il9ri6t ein9e.
trOffen, OaB Die iapanii@s .Tesieruns
Die abiidt bat, Die itebeuOe Slrmss INN
10 DipiiiOneu su.uermebren. 10 OaBIiic
alto nod 6 Oiuiiionen itarter iein ipirb
ulsloOr benz ruiiii4sn SrieSe. &:auBer.
benz iO~llen$1OO ,OOO, 900 CUR SsrsrOBe'
runs unO Y%erbeheruus Der SlOtts be-
piaist weroen. Die in eiuSslusn 5bell.
Sablunsen CUR SerweuOuus tOmmsn
percen. Die Ourd ben sspluntsu
8siu6 Der iapauiiden 5lotts in ben
Ssreinisten Stuuten usruria6ten soften
werOen auf $4OO. 900 perani6last.
8abri6eiHli9 wiro aomirul Togo Die.
les @eidwaOer bsfebliseu, peunslsid
uOn ueri6ieOenen Seiten iebr fart Ou'
9e9eu proteitirt mir6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-03
1tHruben aemefbet.

straightforward Taft, bat BON @ouuer.
neur WtusOOn aus Guba.bisi9la6ri6t
erbalten, OaB Die yase in leinSslnen
3beilen bee Sanoes immcrlnob ,u ern.
item S%eiOr9niiicn YerunlaHuns siebt.
neil 9eieslOie 8anben BON iriibersn
Rebellen raubeno unb pliinoerno um'
berIieben uHO iOsar ben 3ruppen!5 rOs
bieteu. SIS iet, mie Wtasoon in isiuem
SeriAt Oes Beiteren ausiibrt, nab,
reno Der lesten Gage gum eriten:Dial
uorsetommcn. oaB bel Der ..llntsr'
oriduu9 pom unruben amsrifanii1e
2ruppen ben SofalbebOrosn::iiu Silfe
tOmmen mnBten. slu4 lit es nOtbis
sepOroen, bic 9arniiunen in ben ellis
3elnen Staoten Der Yrouinj Santo
Clara, BON mo Die meiitsn unruben &c.
meloet wurosn, beoeutenO ;u psrftar.
fen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-03
Gifenbabn Seittabeile.
,S.Iapars. sadapanna uno @sHsru Bah


Su Rraft rem "a. 9uui 1906.
giolia -9uliet scranton fur Ntp gcrf
UNI 2.0), $40, COS 500. 1920, Born ;
~. 40, 3.25 uub $40 Nabmitdes. Giir
gltp Hort unp philadelphia, um $40 Born;
f2.40 uue 33i Nahmittags. 8tr
Spbpbauui. 6.lr Ndtmittass.
96rolih -Bir Buffalo nm I IS 6.25 u. 900
Wpr. t.55. GAO uuo lilo Rabmittass. Cir
8inabamtcu, Glmira uue 3piibsuifattOutn, I'm
1910 Mcr uut | 0, Rahm. 8tr Ssptep.
Spraeuls uuc Utica nm lis une 6.25 Wpr. ;
t.55 Rabmitiaas Osptlp. S~prneuIt une
Utica 3ua nm 6.25 WOr. lduft tGglit, nusst.
nommtu 5puutags. RHr WOutrpit UNI 900
Msr.; los uue $40 Na6m. Ri6alOn VIC.
epmcbatipu. um AGO Rabmittaas. 8ine.
hampton ACCOMMODATION. UNI Oils Nabmittass.
Sloomsburg 9ibifoH-@erIdsi SCRANTON
fir Ncrtbumbtrlanb I'M 6.35, 10 20 Wpr. ;
i.55 uuS $40 Na9m. Dir plymouth I'M 9.O5
Ra&mittdgs.
Spuutdaes3hae.
siDli& -6ir Ntp gDprf um 205, 800.
Cos nup 1920 WOrssus; 1886 unh 3.4O
NaGm.
gR6rsIi& - Sir Buffalo UNI lis, unt
6.25 Wor. /; t.55, $40 uue 11.t0 Natrn.
Cir 9%inebamiOu uuo 3piitsufaticutn, SOC
uue 1910 gprmittags
Bloomsbury 9ibiHou -8trldht SCRANTON
I'm tn.2A WOT uub $40 Ra6mittdgs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-03
Die Ndbri6t nire BON benz offs
sioieu Munoftnd Der Reeies
rune fur erfunSen bes
Sei6net.

Seihnet.
Die bon Der rOiattOnaljeitun9" Der.
breitete ieniatiOnelle 8ei6uloisuns, bas
Baplt geo XIII. i'm Sabre 1898 ben
Saiier Wilbelm nm Elm @ei6enf pom
o0,00o Wtart sebeteu uno lit Oafiir
anbeiI4i9 9emadt hattie, oaS Centrum
3l @uniten Der oamalS i'm Gei6sta9
ldmebenoen SOrlu9e CUR @rbObuHs Der
5rteoensprdienitdrfe bes Seeres Su be-
e%tnflulien, miro. Don einem offi3iOien
Oementi in bas Rei9 Der 5absl pers
fuieien. Die ~9iOrOOeuti9e Stllsemsiue
3situns," bas OftiiOie Wtunbitid Der
Re9teruns, tbeiIt nit, OuB Die 9ia6ri6t
pom Der ansebli6 ieitens Oes u%eritOr.
benen Bapites seitelten Sorberuns
eincs @eIOseideutes bic maBsebenOen
SreiIe ueranlaBt bate, in Der anselessn.
belt ein9ebenoe @rmitteluu9en angus
ltelsn. Die be,iiSli9en @rbebunsen
bdtten ntht bios in elmer senauen
DurAiidt Oes %uOrbanoeusn amtli6en
aftienmuterials beitauOsn, es tparen
an9 an ~bieienisen YeriOulibteiten,
mel4e in ibrer Steauus pom elmer
Bite bes Yapites on ben 9aiier asnnt.
nip baben miiBten, birette snfrasen
iiber ben Sahuerbalt 9eri6tet mOrosn.
aae oieie @rmittelunsen bdtten nur Elm
negatives 0%feiultat erseben. 0iidt Der
serin9ite aHbaltspuntt fir Die Ssbaup.
tlir9, Dap Der Bapit utter ben uuse9s.
benen llmitd ben cine Summe @elOes
erbeten bate ODER ibm cine iol9e ,use.
penoet wOrOen mare, bate iif srmit.
teln laIien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-03

GaI9e 3sbn6oIIar<
note. 9eamte bonn 8unoesgebeimz
bienft fino etnem Rotenfdliififut auF
Die Spur setommeu. Die TGlI9ung
fdeint auf photo : litbograpbiidem
Dese auf 5pet Pdpieritiiden bergeiieIt
gu fem. iiber pel9e SeibenfGoen berz
tbeilt iino. Die pOrOere Settle Der
Rote sei5t cine sruuf4nur5e TGrbuns.
Die Rummern, oas Siegel uno Die
grobe Y fino dber BON gutter Tarbe uno
f4drf beruusseurbeitet. Der gbedbu9.
itabe unb Die qldttennlmmer feblen IN
Der re9ten unteren @de. Der Riiden
Der Note III DON ountel blduIi9sgriiner
5arbe. Wenn oas GaIffitat fir iidJ
allein betradtet miro, tit cine SGus
i6ung Ieidt, a6er beim @ergIeid nit
e9ten Hoten tritt Der rnterIdieo liar
gu Sage uno Die @sri9iebenbeit Der
SGrbung Der Riidfeite foqte our ulsz
baloisen Gntbedung fiibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-03

Die g 4ntBeIiaso lit Die
isnise Gorm Der purforeeiasb, bel Der
Die Sunbe fOtpie oas Dilb DER Suds)
ourd Serren Der SasbseIsaI9aft (bes
SeIbes), Die SGbrte aber our6 papierz
i4niBsl oargeiteIlt peroen. gu bisfsm
3ped reitet oerieniee Reiter, pelder
Die STEELE oes Gu9ies iibernimmt, Der
Sdgogeieafddft Doraus unb ftreut bic
Gdhrte; Die Serren, fpel9e Die Sunoe
borftelIen. fu9en Die TGbrte auf. Die
tibrigen Ssrren biirfeu ben SunSen
nidt porreiten. Sobalb Der Studs
in Si4t if, odrf ieber Reiter Jpn frei
iagen unb oubur9 9dlali MAIDEN, 6ab
ibm enttpeber elm uuf ben Riidsn ses
bunbener Gudsfdtpans sntrifen p6er
elm S4lug uuf Die finite S9ulter ber>
febt niro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-03
Soottnftltt i'll Gibtt.
Die Ssrridltune bon S~etdbuamsH uno ibEs
WertpetiuHg ourd, ihtere.

petlptt'uHo outm 1htcrc.
Die Sibetdner glauben, oab lie mad
ibrem SOOe in Der 5orm zines SGuges
t6ieres, 8OgeIs OOer Slides pieoerge.
boren peroen tOnnen. Sic Iu6en oess
Rdlb 9egen ale Iebenoen 0eien giitig
gu ietH, 9eim Morsengottesbienit
miro BON Den 2amas Ilets Elm 9ebet
tpteoerbolt fir ole tlsinsn SnIetten, Die
Tie i'm Sleii9 uno in @etrGnten aus
8erfeben Deri9ludt buten t0nnten;
oteie 6ormel perbiirgt ole Dieoergez
burt iener 2ebeneien i'm Simmel.
Wenn Elm Cana 10 f6per odrnieoerz
lie9t, oaB man an ieinem @uftpmmen
5tpeifeIt, 10 taufen Die M0n9e bispeiz
len etnen S9ien aus Dem S9la9t>
baus los, bulten i'm in ibrem aloiter
gefdnsen unO beten nun gum 8uooba,
er mOge fir oas 2eben oes &ranten
bas oes Gosgetuuften nebmen. Qber lie
ellen babel Sleif9. unO lie bringen i9r
9etpifen nit ibrem appetit in Sim
tlang our9 ods argument, odB Die
Siin6e ben M0rber, ben Dffentli6en
S3ld9ter, trifft, Der in Der nG6iten
9ertOrperung odfiir aud ais gequGls
ter 9eift Ooer gedngitister Damon ses
boren peroen miro; uno oas gebt bod
rtur ibn ALIEN an.
Gber erit betm Sobe zines Sibetaz
ners finOet feline 2iebe gu ben &C.
f90pfen ben ftGrtiten %2lusorud. gu
ieinen 2eb5eiten mar er iti1i9peigenb
bumit climber Itanoen, bab feline 2eiGe
Den Sunc:n uno 9eiern als 2ederbiIz
len gege6en piro. lIno oas lit ni6t
etipa elm gelelentlifes Spfer, um Die
Miibe zines 8sgrGbnifes oner Der Ginz
Gf6erung gu rermeioen. Ollie Sbiere,
Die @ei9mad oaran finben, Itno gu
Dem Set e~ingelaoen, unb Der 9ei9nam
miro BON sinem Sa9beritGnoigen, Der
iein Geben oisIer 4rbeit piomet, naG
ibrem @eI6mad 5erlegt. Wenn EN-
Sibetuner itirbt, lGbt mar i'm brei
Gage in Ieinem 3immer unb ma9t
sineu S9lib in ben S9Gbel, bdmit
feline Seele binausgebe. Damn tpiro er
in eineH Sad ODER, trenn er reid 1T, in
Seibe gebiint. in Elm gefGb ooer einsn
aorb sepadt unb BEL Der MuIit Der
Muf9eIidalen CUR StGtte oes Sootenz
feftes getrugen. Sier nimmt elm Cana
ben 2ei6udm aus feinem 9efGb uno
ben I%mbiiauugen beruus uno legt i'm
NIT Dem @eiiht mad unten auf cine
srobe flahe Steinplatte. Sn3piI6en
ftreifen ooer biipfen Die Sbtere in Der
Rdbe lumber, in Der Grpdrtung ibrss
antbeils. sic fino gang CABIN. Der
3erleger beoinnt teim 3n0hel uno
f6neioet a%uftpGrts, pofei er Den CD
item feline EIeii9itreifen supirft; Die
pirft er einem Speiten 8sglei>
ter gu, Der ie nit einem i9peren Stein
.3eritampft. sd FAM" 10 er3Gblt Der
.nslti6e Reiienoe CHANDLER, ian elmer
iol6en StGtte por6et. Sine @ruppe
9eier itano bepegungsIus auf einem
5elfen odriiber uno pdrtete auf ole
8srtteilung. Gtnige RabeH
5iipften truurig lumber; duf lie tuarsn
luseui6einli9 Qlmpienempfdnser. Sn
uerbG6tiser NGbe Ipdbte cine Glitter;
6unoe f6It6en, obne gu belep, lumber
beidniiffelten eifris ben 9oben.
aud iie tpdrten INNER BORT. guf Der
platte ma tuum elm Sled. 70 f6ueI
lno eifrig iino Die Sbiere, fpenn ibnen
Set bereitet miro, our STEELE.
Rur elm puur 2umpeu ldsen nod um>
ber, gu drmIi9, INN fortsei9leppt gu
per0eu."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-03
eadamauna g. @bomius 8alrb.
CeaureI pinie.)
1rat III 8rafi bud {. 9nnI Nv

1rdt IN Nraft am I. Junt ITU5.
3tat utrIaTtu Serantcu nm 4 90, 200. B 90
400, 500 une 600 Rrratns. lin 5 40 Rcr>
atus an Mp1tutaetn uue ant uahfclstnes
i~tran,la Rinuttn, unh uni 700 Rcrstns an
Scuufaasu uni ALE nahfoIatnet jrarjis Rt.
nutru bic unb i%utIuipt 1910 Rd&ts, in UiI-
fts.Saut al Winuttn ip6ttr aufcmmsue.
aias aae 10 Wiuuieu an @odsnlastu ppn
$40 bic $40 Nahmittass.
Grpue,hst balttn nur in pittstcr an, ptr.
Iaftu Scranton ale Stunte tdeli6, ausat
nemrntu Spuntae, BON 7.f6 Rprdsus bis um
7.f6 Ra&mittaas unS trtftu in @ilfts.Sarr
80 Rinuttn lp6tr Elm.
Otftnsr Dttuf lpil&sH SCRANTON. 9ay aue
parf unb PETERSBURG.
Sisbs Edbrplan fir etpddbsf5resrnes 3Hat.
80. B Wv, IT,, 8nisbrsItitrr. Sndnicu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-03

6 brung Der Ra6tum :
e oeder. gu gbren oes perffors
benen profefors Gurie in paris un6
oehen 9dttin, Der gntbeder 6es Ra>
buns. bat anbrstp Carnegie Elm iGbrs
Ii9es S%tipenbium bon $2500 auf Der
Partfer llniberfitGt fir pbpIitaliI6e
Gorf9unsen seitiftet. So Itebt Der
Ionen alIer NdtionaIitdten often.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-03
Yccfefencr's @riSbeit.

SelfOnis Rodefeller purbe pom eli.
mem 3situnssmann eriudt, ibm einiss
Beibnaats9eoanfen mitSutbeilen. uuO
Der felt furism ltsts reoielise He.
troleum : Miasnat iaste in ialbuuss.
pollen 3on -5riere auf @rben unb
ben Meniden elm @oblsefalsn, bas
iolte Der acknowledgements zines
Seoen iein. Reihtbum lift cine ShrSs.
bic urs eutpsOer gum Stud ODER. gum
Sesen serei6t. 9Sir miiiien pom M.
ierem Heidtbum 0tedeni6ait ablessn
uuo lpebe uns, weun mir IGN nitt
gut ansewanOt baben. l%lniersn Sc
iClte man Gdtuns srnsiiep
uno itsts bsreit ieiu, @eies unO Orb.
nun9 aufredt gu erbalten.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-13
LARGE SAMPLlNG
Mill FOR OLING-
HOUSE DISTRICT

Oilnghouse canyon district in Wa
snoe county has been on the map for
about ten years. There has been
considerable Development work done
but the camp never came into great
prominence until within the past
three years. Now it has a large re-
duction plant on side hill between
the camp and the Truckee river and
will soon have another. The camp
is employing many men and is a very
promising section of the state. While
the proposition is low grade there
is so much low grade that it nearly
make it large Undertaking and the
men at the head of affairs in ding
house seem to be doing things about
right to make the camp one of the
best in the state.
The Nevada Consolidated Mining
4 Milling company may soon build
sampler there, where all the ore
produced in the White Horse district
will be sampled and the product pur-
chased to supply the mill belonging
to the corporation. Announcement
recently.
The sampler will give all the low
grade properties in the camps a
chance to dispose of their ore with
out expending a large sum shipping
it out of the district. Conservative
miners believe that the move will
work revolution in the method of
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-13
OLD COMSTOCK
TAILINCS Pile

The old tailings from the Com
stock mills located in Six Mile canyon
and until recently owned by the
Douglass estate, have been sold to
Roscoe Wheeler, Californian, at
about Is cents a ton. The pile is
supposed to contain 81 to the ton,
the greater portion of the value be-
ing in silver. There are 100000 tons
of the stuff in the pile which was
gathered by a restraining dam.
Wheeler is not the first to undertake
the treatment of these tailings. Many
men have tried to work out process
that would leave margin of profit
for the operator, but without success.
Wheeler is not discouraged by this
outlook, however. He contemplates
the erection of $4,000 plant on
the banks of the Carson river and
declares that he sees his way to TAX
ing fortune from the big dump.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-13
THE BONITA Dis.
TRICT HAS SPLEN-
DID PROPERTIES

The new mining camp of Elaine,
35 miles southwest of Austin, is re-
ceiving the attention of Goldfield
wealth seekers, says the Reveille.
1t is in what is known as the Reese
River country and within few miles
of Bonita. On a claim called the
Ward, which is owned by John T.
Riley, John Bowler, Edward Powers
and William Fletcher, all of Gold
field, assays on pocked pieces of the
quartz are being obtained that run
as high as $4,000. On another To-
cation called the Florence, there is
also a new strike and assays have
been obtained from high-grade
seam that run as high as $500. Riley
who has been here for the past few
days, said: II have been all over
the camp, and ore that pans and as
says can be found in every direction.
There are probably 800 people in the
camp, and two townsites have been
laid out"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-13
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

The Board of County Commission
ers of White Pine County, Nevada,
by ]. F. Miles, County Clerk, will re-
ceive plans and estimates of costs of
construction of County Jail for said
White Pine County, said Jail to be
built of stone or concrete blocks and
to be made large enough to accom-
modate at least forty prisoners. All
architects wishing to submit plans
and estimates and costs of construc-
tion are requested to file the same
on or before ~ o'clock noon Sep
TENDER 2, 1907. The Board of
County Commissioners of White
Pine County, Nevada, reserve the
right to reject any or all plans.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION
ERS OF WHITE PINE COUNTY,
By J. F. MILES,
Clerk.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-13
WHITE PINE TELEPHONE COM
PANY.

Notice is hereby given that spec
ial meeting of the stockholders of
the White Pine County Telephone
Company will be held at the COM
pany's office, Lot 9, Block AZ, Ely,
Nevada, August 13, 1907, at 8
o'clock p. M, for the purpose of
considering and acting upon pro-
posed amendments of the Articles
of Incorporators SO as to ID In
crease the amount of its authorized
capital stock from $75,O00.00 to
$3O0,0OO.00, (2) increase the num-
Der of shares from $500 to 100000
and to CD reduce the par value or
each share of said capital stock
from $1,000 to $500; (4) provide
that meetings of the Board of Direct
ors and of the Stockholders may be
held and such offices and places of
business, other than the principal Of
flee and place of business, may be
established at such other places
within or without the State of Ne
vada, as may be provided by the by
laws; CD vest in and confer upon
the Board of Directors the power to
make and alter bylaws for the gov
eminent of the corporation; (6) pro-
vide that every stakeholder shall
have the right to vote, in person or
by proxy, the number of shares
owned by him for as many persons
as there are Directors to be elected;
and for the transaction of any and
all business necessary or desirable in
connection Herewith.
By order of the Board of Directors
JOHN WEBER, Secretary.
Ely, Nevada, July %, 1907.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-13
HIGH GRADE
IS FOUND IN
NEV. FAIRVIEM

Following up the developments af-
forded by the rich strike of last week
in north drift from the shaft at
No. 2 tunnel, Superintendent Will
liams of the Nevada Fairview, start
ed drift to the south, and with but
few shifts han into the high-grade
ore there. The ore encountered is
identical in character, says the Fair
view News, with that now being
broken down in the opposite drift,
and the first assay return showed
$10S.50. in gold and silver values
AS if in accord with the great
strikes registered at these two points
every face of ore on the entire prop
erty has lately been giving better
results. Eight average samples de-
posted on Thursday of the past week
brought in bunch of excellent as
says, all of them unusually good,
while three show high-grade ship
ping values. The assays were taken
from all the works, and are the most
encouraging bunch yet obtained by
the superintendent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-13
UTAH'SOI FIELDS
PRODUCING 100
BBLS. PER DAY
ANOTHER VALUABLE ASSET RE-
CORDED FOR THAT STATE
NOW A REALITY.
OIL A COMMODITY MUCH SOUGHT
The Output is Expected to Largely
Increased In The Very Near
Future.

o. E. O'Hara, the contractor, has
just returned from a visit to the oil
fields of Utah. eighteen miles from
Georgetown. Mr.. O'Hara is highly
impressed with what he saw and ex-
presses no doubt but that the dis
covery is valuable one He says
at depth of 600 feet oil was struck
that 100 barrels day may be pump
ed from. He says the oil is of
very fine quality. Deeper wells will
be sunk and it is expected that wells
which will be great producers will
be encountered.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-13
TRACTION ENGINE
A GREAT SUCCESS

The traction engine has made it's
first trip from Beowawe to Tenabo
over the new road. 1t is grand
success and a great aid to the mer-
chants and the mines. The capacity
of the train is forty tons per trip.
Already its carrying capacity is ov-
ertaxed and the owners have refused
ores in the quantities that the mines
offer them. First is was a mooted
question whether one traction en-
CINE was needed. Now the camp
must have two to carry on it's pres
ent business, with the new shippers
coming to the front.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-13
FACE OF TUNNEL
IN SAPHO GROUND
IS IN PORPHYRY

Jim Weber has four men at worn
on the Sapho running tunnel that is
now in over 800 feet. The course
of the tunnel has been through a
hard limestone formation until with
in the past day or two but now the
formation is changing and the face
of the tunnel is now in the porphyry.
Mr.. Weber feels confident that he
will run into copper deposit before
long
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-13

While depth is great thing in
mining, investors sometimes object
to having a proposition undermined.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-13

The sun is said to be the destina-
ton of uncomfortable souls. Well,
what's the matter with that? Aren't
most refractory substances amenable
to smelling?
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-13
BIDS WANTED.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the County
Clerk of White Pine County, Nevada,
for the purchase of bonds; to be is
sued under an act of the Legislature
of the State of Nevada and approved
March %, 1907, for the building of
a County Court House, up until IL
o'clock noon, September 2, 1907. said
bids to be filed with the Clerk of the
Board of County Commissioners of
White Pine County, Nevada, and the
sealed envelopes to be marked: Bids
for Court House Bonds" the Board
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
J. F. MILES,
Clerk.
Ely, Nevada, August Z, 1907.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-13
THINKS" AND COMMENT

There are other necessities of life
than those supplied by the butcher,
the baker and the clothier, is the
significance of the action taken by
the Isthmian Canal commission. That
commission it appears is busily en-
gagged in supplying the four recrea-
ton buildings open to the use of the
employees on the Isthmian canal at
Cristobal Empire, Culebra and Cor
gona with libraries selected with di-
rect reference to the classes who use
them. The fiction selected is differ
ent in each case so that it may be in
Interchangeable between the libraries.
At the same time, it is announced
that a library of similar size will be
placed in the attractive little club
house of the University club in Pana-
ma used by hundreds of canal en-
ployes in clerical and high-grade po-
sitions. The latter library is the gift
of Thomas H. Hubbard. Taken to-
gether the action of the commission
and of General Hubbard shows an adj
vanced comprehension of the needs
of those engaged in constructing the
canal not heretofore ordinarily OBJ
served, and life on the isthmus will
gain an interest and diversion not
heretofore to be counted upon.
Mr.. Rockefeller's first step in mon
ey making was putting out $50 at Z
per cent interest. That was where
he struck oil at the beginning. But
in his monetary-success interview,
Mr.. Rockefeller did not say that he
was making his coolies now by pur-
nj lac in II ays1,in
securities.
If any promoter fancies that he
is being abused, let him read what
the different publications have to say
presidential nominations. Then he
will understand that the promotion
business is really bed of roses, and
the political business draws the
thOrns.
Saturday and Sunday nights were
very cool. Ice formed in Ely Satur-
day night and potatoes froZe on Duck
Creek. 1t is something unusual to
have ice form in this county as early
as August. The extent of the dam
age to the potato crop on Duck Creek
was quite extensive.
Britain has just launched another
big battleship, and other countries
are building them rapidly. This
movement bears the same relation
to the success of The Hague peace
squabble as tossing out promotion
stock bears to a mining flotation.
The romantic wedding of one or
binary actress will cause a greater
f1utter in the country than the water
ing of ten million shares of stock.
Which again proves that part of the
world is a stage, and the other part
a hold-up.
The sun is said to be the destina-
| ton of uncomfortable souls. Well,
what's the matter with that? Aren't
most refractory substances amenable
| to smelling?
While depth is great thing in
mining, investors sometimes object
to having proposition undermined
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-13

The romantic wedding of one or
binary actress will cause greater
fiutter in the country than the water
ing of ten million shares of stock.
Which again proves that part of the
world is stage, and the other part
hold-up.