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The National tribune., 1907-01-17
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Classified Advertisements.

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Tobacco and Cigarette Remedies. In liq-
uid form. fail to cure, either with or
without patients knowledge. Tablet
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The National tribune., 1907-01-17
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The National tribune., 1907-01-17

This Is an excellent and cheap cream
candy for the little people. One pound
of white sugar, one wine glass of good
cider vinegar-the manufactured article
will not do-one glass of water, and
flavoring to taste. Boil half an hour
and do not stir once. When nearly cold
pull till it is smooth, and it will melt in
your mouth like cream when perfectly
cold. The older it gets the creamier.
The National tribune., 1907-01-17

If you want to keep the cook in a
good huTnor, or if you want to save your
own temper, if you are your own cook.
keep your knives sharpened. II will
vex the temper of a saint to have to
work about the kitchen with dull
knife. You can soon learn to sharpen
them yourself if you try. It is very lit
tie trouble and cheaper. A small, fine
milestone should be one of the con-
comitants of every kitchen
The National tribune., 1907-01-17

UTANTEDLTo know something about
w Lieut.. Eber E. Jackson, 10th Mich.
Cav. S. p. Angel, Knoxville, Tenn.
"ANTED-Comrade and wife would
w like to make home with some
one in Washington, D. c.; board or other
plan suitable to both parties; state
terms. Address Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler,
Columbia, Lancaster Co., Pa.
The National tribune., 1907-01-17
WIDOWS,

CPECrAI. ATTENTION GIVEN TO wrDowS
y claims for pension. Write me at once AFTER death
of husband sending me his pension certificate. will
collect what Is due him for and get the high
est pension allowance for yourself R. W. SHOP
PELL. Pension Attorney. Washington D. @
The National tribune., 1907-01-17

1t may seem old-fashioned and. ac-
cording to the present-day etiquet, 1t is
decidedly so, but it certainly does sound
nicer to hear children say yes, SIR"
and mo, SIR than to hear them say
plain yes and mo- when asked a
question or requested to do some little
thing, and it is absolutely refreshing to
find among the spindle-legged little
imps who wear knee breeches and car
ry watches now and then one who lifts
his cap when spoken to on the street by
a lady. After all, few more dear old
Turveydrops in real life would make IL
more comfortable existence.
Life in its completest sense is worth
studying, worth considering how to get
the very best out of it and suffer the
least. Our children should be taught
from their infancy to make the most OF
their advantages that they may get all
the good out of life and avoid all un-
necessary pain. The old hymn said. 1T
is not all OF life to live nor all of death
TO die" and there was much homeiy
philosophy in it. Just TO live for self
alone is sordid and selfish and grows 10
sin at last. To seek death to avoid the
Consequences of this selfish sin is not
uncommon, and the death is but typical
of the life. Lead your little ones gently
The National tribune., 1907-01-17

Flaxseed lemonade Is considered ex-
cellent for a cold To a pint of water
use three teaspoonfuls Of ffaxseed.
Squeeze in the juice of two lemons, be-
fng careful not to let a single seed drop
in Simmer the mess for full 10 min
utes, then add sugar to taste, boil up
once, then strain and set away to cool
A good mouthful at a time is sufficient
to stop coughing, and 1t should not be
taken over once an hour. 1t is lax
ative.
The National tribune., 1907-01-17

Rice bread is much esteemed by those
of capricious palates. Boil one teacup
of rice till it is perfectly tender, shake,
but never stir rice when cooking. While
hot add butter the size of an egg. pint
and a half of milk, half pint of bolted
cornmeal, two tablespoonfuls of flour.
two eggs and salt to taste. Pour in
well-buttered pans, having it not over
two inches thick, and bake just one
hour in a moderate oven. Eaten hot
with nice sweet butter or good sirup,
II is at its best.
The National tribune., 1907-01-17

Remember this: In putting away
woolen clothes and furs, that there arc
not enough moth balls made to kill
moth eggs, unless you set fire to the
whole lot. What you must be careful
to know is that all the eggs are beaten
out of the garments; then You can safe
ly put the things away with all the foul
smelling chemicals you Ike, for the
moths will not bother the chest or
trunk. If the moths are in the things
when put away, you may look to find
them in. lace work when you take them
out In the Fall
The National tribune., 1907-01-17

'I never can keep servant, some
way" sighed a woman the other day.
They get so impertinent and talk back.
till i can't endure it, and so just ship
them" Not much wonder they get i'm
pertinent, No servant who has the
slightest atom of self-respect is going
to stand being lectured before a table,
full of people. And the mistress who
will do that isn't lady, no matter what
she claims to be. mistress should
remember that servants are, after all.
human, and are dominated by much
the same spirit as their employers. tho
in different degree, perhaps. What
ever Injuries their ideas of self-respect
hurts their self-esteem, and trouble Is
bound to come. Lecture your servants,
if you will, but do it behind closed
dools. The public is not interested in
your domestic troubles!
The National tribune., 1907-01-17

If you are putting down your carpets
after house cleaning, in the dark rooms,
where the sunlight never gets a fair
chance and where you are troubled with
moths in the carpets. sprinkle tobacco
over the top of the paper, which. of
course, you put next the floor. 1t is
said that this is an excellent preventive
of moths in the carpet OF course, the
darkest corners should have the thick
est sprinkle of the weed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
IN Mondays Daily
JOCKEYS HELP FIGHT
EMERYVILLE BLAZE

Berkeley Calf. April 2S. \ dis
astrous fire started in the Woodfbrc
aud Plaster company works at EN-
erHgille this afternoon and before the
fremen canla control The ilamcs thc
plant WAS destroyed, together With
T. " mphred's furniture factory
ana the Southern Pacific depot uC
Emeryville The race track sheds
and erandstand OF the California
Jockey club were endangered The
Judson Iron Works badly damaged,
two oil tanks Of the Southern Pacific
company were destroyed and mum
Der OF small workingmen dwellings
were burned The damage is esri-
mates at 100000.
The fire was spectacular and hard
% control. 4 tank filled with gasot
line exploded nj the outset and scat
tered the burning liquid in all direc-
tio0s
A dense smoke made ii diflicnlt
lbl the iltlIlcll W uSul anu llidlly
when the oil tanks took fire. shafts
OF flame roaring skyward made the
heat unbearable.
The Oak land fire department re-
sponded and all the available engines
of the Southern Pacific were sent to
pump water Several times flames
started ON the roof of the Jockey
club stables, but were eXtinguished
by a volunteer fire brigade led by
Jockey Hildebrand. Several hundred
trainers, Jockeys, horsemen and eiti-
zens of Emeryville assisted in fight
ing the flames.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
From Tuesday 9ailr.

John Mdaref, pre- ideut OF The
Reno Brewing company has been in
Ely TOR several DAVIS 10 complete ar
raueements for tAe erection OF his
Ely brewery piant The brewery.
when completed Will cost about
$150,O00. and viii have daily ca
paciG OF 100 barrels OF beer.
While here, Mr. Mauer was in con
sultatiou with The Nevada Northern
officials concerning the putting i'll OF
side track at once 70 the brewery
site The side track will be needed
when the brewery is finished for con
venience in loading cars for ship
ment. and can be used at present in
getting material to the ground.
The brewery building will be a
handsome one, seventy feet high. The
machinery has already been ordered
and will be here by the time the
building is ready for occupancy
Mr. Mauref has also been busy
with arrangements for building ma
terial. 1t was at first his plan to
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
Fighting Renewed in Honduras.

Puerto Cortez, Honduras, April %,
via New Orleans, April 29.-Fresh
fighting has occurred in Honduras,
the latest being battle between the
factions OF the Honduran rebels, who
a year ago helped Nlcaragn to
overthrow The government. The
troops of the Junta opened hostilitles
among themselves on April 9th.
Three leaders. Rosales, Bustlllo and
Castro agreed 10 take turns as presi=
sldent, each serving fifteen days Il
is expected, however, that each dur
ing his term attempted to strengthen
his part by dividing up the patron
age whore ii would do him most
good Finally the friends of Poll
carpo Bonila proclaimed Bustillo
provisional president without any
fifteen days clause, and the OPPOSE
ton did the same for RosaIes, and
fighting ansued
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
STRONG COMPANY Will
DEVELOP MIHPAH MINES

4 . Myers is named as director
in the NIizpah Gold & Copper com
panE articles of Incorporation OF
which were filed with the county
clerk Yesterday The company is in
oorporated by X u MacLean, who is
named as president; \ Long
yice-president J n Helm. secretary
and treasurer and c c Shute
named rs a director
The company owns the famous
rcaderloot, Long Chance, Joe Daist
Portland. PICK Murdoch and Maude
S properties at Mzpah. which have
attracted a great deal of attention
since that district was 6rst opened
The capitalization OF the company
Is for 100000 shares of stock 40 a.
par valuation Of 81 per share or
his stock. $4,000 shares are ~
aaYed for treasury purposes rhp
remaining stock is divided as fol
lows X. d. MacLoau of Ogden
Utah 100.o00 shares. \ d Myers
GoIddeld and ELY 100000 shares,
aud J. \. Long ]. D Helm and c. G.
shute. all of Mizpah S2,383 shares
each.
H. c Herricli Of Il c Hefliek &
Co Ely. is named as mmaeina
agent, and the annual meeting Of the
company will be held here Dhe thifd
Tuesday in May.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
NOTES OF ELY REALTY AND BUILDING

erect a stone building, but as bricL
is more suitable for a brewery, he
viii have brick shipped in from Sal
Lake
He stated yesterday that he would
commence construction within thirty
days or before If possible.
The brewery, when opened, Will
employ about twenty men. This
force will be increased as the growth
Of business necessitates
Mr. Mauer intends to make hi
home in Ely and personally manage
the Ely brewery. He has purchased
ten lots near the brewery site, three
OF which he Will use in building hi
home
Mr. Mauer is convinced that Ely
viii prove a splendid field for brew
in enterprise
lie leaves on this mornings train
for Reno
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
INTERESTING EVENTS AS TOLD BY WIRE.
Johnstown, Pa. April 29.-At 10

Johnstown, Pa. April 29.--At 10
O'Clock tonight the officials of the
Berwin-White operations at Foust-
VOL. where seven nen have been i'm
plisoned by water for the last p
hours stated that It would take Al
lac FL hour more to effect res
euc.
Tie first dip between the pit
noaa ard the Imprisoned men has
bee drained ard the pumps are be
if sed b. tae rescuing party on
sae es3ad dip & wall of water 800
feet deep. completely filling tine mine
head cuts the Imprisoned mon OH
from 5he rescue party. When this
has neen cleared Che seven miners
can bs brought outside.
Today there vas taken in The mirc
a p9mp brought from the BerNiaa
Mine 10. 80 al Winber which has q
capacity OF 1,5Oo gallons a minute,
and five times the size of any al work
previously
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
cbevenne. Wvo.. Anil 2g.-An e

Cheyenne, Wye, April 29.-An eX-
plosion OF dynamite at John Inns
sheep camp In Trapper creek, Big
Horn county. last night, killed 700
ahcep and completely destroyed camp
WAGONS and other possessions of the
camp. Tho story of the outrage was
tod today by herder who said that
q -and Of masked men raided the
camp and after binding him securely,
arranged for the work of destruction
! similar attack was made upon Il
sheep camp in the Trapper creek Soc
ton Two years ago.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
[1tETHLESS CLERK STOLE
HALF \ MILLION IN BONDS

Ne@ York. April %. The total
market value Of the bonds alleged
a. awe Been distracted from the
Trust Company of America by W. o.
Douglas the assistant loan clerk,
WIS $4,000. according to n formal
stu emout issued by the company's
examining commission today. All
the securities. with the exception of
$G.. GOO are said to have been recov-
cred but the gross loss to the trust
company was $4,000, as the sum of
$t02 COG was paid to various stock
exchange brokerage firms who hold
the securities as collateral. Douglas
surety bo.ds. amounting 10 S25,000
will be deducted. making the compa-
nys net less $4,000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
DailY Mail 10 NIincs.

a petition for 4 daily mail service
between Ely and Kimberley is being
circulated for signatures here The
petition sets forth that the popula-
ton of Kimberley IS now about 500
persons and that there are large min
Ing companies there which are ham
pered in their work by he lack o.
better mail service The same con
dition also exists at Ruth, says the
petition and it is requested that a
similar service be given to that post
Office
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
RECORDER AND BRIDE
DELAYED At COBRE

eCobre. April Nice place.
VIII see You tomorrow.
This is a message which was
flashed over the wires last night to
The anxious friends of County Re
c0raer VIII Mcknight and his bride,
Who were expected to return to Ely
from their bridal tour.
Mr. Mcknight and Miss Grace
Shells. formerly of Ogden, but who
is well known here, where she had
visited her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. W. Ellis, were married at
the home of the brides parents in
Ogden two weeks ago, and had made
a tour OF Che Pacific coast from Port
land to san Francisco. They We're
due to arrive here last night, but in
stead Of the happy bridegroom and
blushing bride. the friends who went
TO the depot to meet them, received
the telegram which is quoted above.
Then there was regret in many
quarters, as a reception had been ar
ranged for them which they would
not have forgotten in moment. The
reception details will remain un-
changed until tonight, when the af-
fair will take place as originally
scheduled
There is, however. suspicion in
the minds of one or two of the
friends of the young people that
they may attempt to slip into Ely on
a freight train some time today, and
thus avoid some of the attentions of
the reception committee.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
lnsarance EoreerY Investieal ion

New York, April % Asaistan3
District Attorney smythe today re
sumed the investigation OF tho
charges of forgery which have been
made in connection with the cleo
lions Of the New York and Mutual
Lie Insurance companies
Nh Smythc, with Assistant Deput,
IioHe. Went To the Offices of the New
York Life. where they examined
aboul 500 of the alleged forged bai-
LOIS.
Jacob Frank an agent of the New
York Life. whose name appears as a
witness ON many of the ballots, viii
appear at the District Attorneys Of
fee tomorrow, according to Mr..
Smythe.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
Public scnlimcn With Carmen.

Salt Lake City, April 80. Stree,
ear service in Salt Lake will be re.
sumed this morning after suspension
Since sunday. After the electrical
workers had practically decided to go
out III sympathy with the car men,
As We'll as for the adjustment OF
grievances of their own, at an early
hour this morning, the street car
company sent for former Congress
man brigham H. Roberts and gave
hin pienary powers TO come to any
settlement with the men that would
not involve formal recognition OF the
union. Mr.. Roberts Immediately met
National Secretary c. O. Pratt, who
told him the terms of the men. To
these Mr.. Roberts assented and the
strike was over.
The strike was started Sunday
morning after much fruitless nego-
tiation which ended in the positive
refusal of General Manager Bancroft
OF the Utah Light aud Railway COM
pany 10 recognize Secretary Pratt.
Both Sunday and Monday the com
pany aignally failed in its efforts 10
run cars. Public sympathy seemed
with the men
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
Deposcd California Comptroller.

San Bernardino, Calf, April %.
State Comptroller W. E. Nye, who
was today deposed from Office by
Governor Gillet5. left tonight FOR
Sacramento. He declared that the
governor had no authority TO relieve
him and stated that he would con-
test the claim Of Frank Matteson.
who was appointed by Governor Gil
lett.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
Belgian Miners hatombcd.

Liege Belgium April - Eighz
eea miners today We're ea, off by
Hood in thr Ans.euf al near this
eitg Two hundred others escaped
The flood occurred in gallery zoo
feei nom the surface The eHtombed
from making their way oul Relays
iom making their way oa Relays
OF rescuers aro eudoayoriug TO reach
their comrades.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04

St Petersburg April go ssy-
age attack made tonight against the
government. and the army by the SO
cialist member, M zuraboir, duriua
the frst executive session OF The low
er house Of parliament caused rup-
tu9c between Lac ministers ana Tie
DONNA. which FOR a time threatened
to precipitate the dissolution OF The
houae.
Aftor NJ Zuraboa's harangue, In
which he declared that under an aG-
tocGatic regime the army was worth
less except against the people, ana
that it was beaten whenever It Gu
gagged in Il foreign war, the minister
withdrew from the house and served
an ultimatum upon President Colo
vim that unless the offensive express
sions wore retraeted by NJ zurabofi
and The rule providing for temporary
suspension was applied against him,
they would sever all future relation
with the douma.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
Receiver Cor Big Company.

New York. April 29.-The Jour
neay & Burnham company, one OF
the oldest drygoods houses in Brook
Ign, today passed into the hands OF
receiver. lue company is capital
lied at 100000, According to a
schedule filed The directors declare
there have beer no profits from the
business for several years.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
From Tuesdays Daily
LOADING SILVER ORE
At CHERRY GREER

D. ". Walker OF the June Bus
company at Cherry Creek, came IT,
ely last night to close an important
mining deal He reports great 2c-
tvity at Cherry Creek,
The Biscuit company has begun to
load cars for the shipment to the
smelters of silver ore from the Te.
Cup mine Seven cars of ore are an
The dump ready for shipment aHd
The first car was loaded Monday az
The Nevada Northern yard
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04

Cincinnati, Ohio. April 29.-It
was expected that the boom of Sec
rotary Of War Taft for president
would be launched here tonight be-
t9re Tie Business Mems club but
those expectations We're disappointed
Secretary TAFT csehewed politics and
spoke OF the work on the Panama
canal He believed that the canal
will be completed within eight years
and described in considerable detail
the work at Panama.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
in Honor of VIRGIN.

Deyotions will be held at Sacred
Heart Catholic church every evening
during the month of May. in honor Of
the Virgin Mary in whose honor the
month was first given its name in
the Gregorian calendar. Rev Father
Curran will conduct all the services.
These will comprise rosary and in
struction, with benediction following
the instruction each Wednesday and
Friday evening
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
strire 10 49, ,Ien TO Retn,.n.

Fernie 3 G. April 29-The
strike situation reached It's crucial
point this afternoon During the lat
ter part OF the week both labor lead
ers, Lewis and sherman, have been
using every effort to get the men 70
return to work today pending the
setting OF the Cancellation board, but
from the returns of votes of the dill
ferent locals. these efforts appear to
have been signally unsuccessful ana
themen appear to have taken mat
tiers into their own hands and de
cided not 10 return until they have
received satisfactory answers TO their
demands IN the way of increase.
The coal company here had its
train at a siding at Fernie to take
the men to the mines to work as
usual but the men did not go 10
work.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
.3IkD3.BDH VOLCANO
DOES MICH DAMAGE

Ca,ania. Sicily, April 2S. The
volcano on the island of Stromboli is
emitting large quantities OF ashes
and cinders. which are damaging
vineyards in Sicily and Calabria The
peasants are terror stricken. The
extent Of the eruption Is not known
hero rs The cable lines are interrupt
ed The only news has been bg
moaus Of signals.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
From Mondays Daily
EXcaYating for Big Building.

The contractors having in charge
the construction of the business
block purchased recently from A. l..
Myers of Goldfeld by ] P Cahoon
and George II. Tingley of Salt Lake,
have begun 10 eXcayate for the build
ing The property is at the south
east corner Of Aultman and Third
streets, and has . frontage of rs feet
on Aultman street, with a depth of
100 feet on Third street
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04

fhe railroad which is to be used
in carrying ore from the Alpha
shaft of the Girouz Con to the com
panys eonoentrator al Kimberley. is
nearing completion a large force of
men. is being KEEP at work on the
big fiji back OF the Morris shaft,
which Will complete the work
The eoneentratof building Is near
Iy finished The walls are up and
the roofing IS about completed
The great amount OF building done
by The Giroux Con OF late has altered
the appearance OF things 1t Kimber-
10y and persons VINO have not visited
The mines FOR some time are greatly
impressed with The progress shat has
been made
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
NEWS OF GREATER ELY MINING DISTRICT

Mr. Walker said that a big copper
strike had been made in the Joe
Moore shaft at Dolly Warden at
depth Of rs feet This property is
being developed be- AR Moore and
The other owucHs Mr. walker stat
ed That he had ol learned what the
ore assagca. On ag. #am specimens
Of he ore he Ind handled he be-
leYed thai the copper values were
the highest yer struck ia that dis
trict
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04
Law Firms New Office.

Chandler & Quayle, attorneys at
law, have moved their Offices from
the former location, south of the
Bank of Ely, to the Peacocke Iced
ham building, recently completed on
Aultman street.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-04

Oklahoma City, April 29--With
ishtning creek out OF its banks
ed the Canadian river rising steadi-
tad people in the lowlands of
Capitol Fill, a suburb of Oklahoma
ei.s are tonight facing a situation
RAJ will become critical If the heavy
fain5 of The last "a honrs continue
The lowlands have been converted
into a Yeritable swamp, crops have
boon ruined and much stock
drowned 40 human lives have been
est 50 Iar rs can be established to-
ht Residents in the bottoms
9eaa forced 10 leave their homes
sunday last and several persons we're
il trees during the night One house
doated down the Canadian with a
fanny inside The occupants were
rescued The damage will amount
70 thousands of dollars.