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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30
BR|TONS FIND ORIGINAL
SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL

Much interest has been shown in
England in a new coal product nam
ed coalite. A practical demonstra-
ton of it's use was made at New Cas-
tie, England, recently. Coalite is a
bright, hard substance, similar in ap-
pearance to the best grades of coke,
and in burning makes no smoke and
produces, it is alleged, twice the heat
of coal, while coalite fire lasts 40
per cent longer than the ordinary
coal fire. Coalite is produced by a
process similar to that employed by
the gas companies for the production
of coke. Gas companies treat coal
at a high temperature, the gas and
by-products being collected and the
residue being coke. BY the coalite
process, however, the coal is treated
at much lower temperature, with
the result that the gas obtained is
much richer, as also are the by
products, the residue being coalite,
which can be easily lighted, and
which burns with great steadiness
and economy.
The use of coalite in London,
where it is being adopted largely, is
expected to abate in large meas
ure the present fog and smoke NUS
ance. A ton of coal produces 70 per
cent of coalite, but it's heating power
being much greater, the ton may be
said to have suffered no loss in value,
while at the same time the gas and
by-products have been extracted and
utilized.
A coalite company has been orga-
nized and will erect works at Bark
ing, near London, where some three
million tons of coal will be treated
annually. The process, it is said, can
be applied to all bituminous Goals
and contracts have been made to
supply 100000 tons year to Lon
don alone.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30
Rare Pilgrim Fish Caught.

Another Breton fishing town-Con-
carneau-has had novel experience
of its own. One of its trawl boats,
the Saint Louis, has just returned to
port, not with the heavy cargo of sar-
dimes that ali the good folk so much
desired but with catch of an entirely
unwonted and unwelcome kind.
This took the form of monster fish
measuring not less than 25 feet in
length The fish is one of the pill
grim" kind, and is associated with the
shark family, though said to be less fe-
rocious than the ordinary shark. AS
tie monster is very rarely seen, but
little that is definite is known of him.
The incident has no parallel within liv-
ing Breton memory.-London Globe.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30
MINING NOTES

The Yerington Miners union and
the Buckskin Miners union have
drawn up a new wage scale for the
Yerington district and a demand will
be made for the increase October L.
The mines have been paying 81 for
muckers and top men, $3.50 for min
ers in slopes and drifts, and "a for
shaft men, engineers and black
smiths. The Duckskin scale has
been adopted, which fixes the wage
of all skilled employees at 50, shaft
men $3.50 and all other employees
at "a.
In all probability the Nevada
Smelling and Mines corporation Will
erect a smelter somewhere in the
Bullfrog district. While no positive
statement to this effect can be
learned yet the information comes
from good authority. The Nevada
Smelling and hines corporation Is a
Schwab corporation and Malcolm
Mcdonald, Donald B. Gillie and l.. "A.
Parknurst are also interested. 1t is
learned that work on the construc--
ton of the smelter will be begun at
an early date. The smelter would be
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30

Ten stamps are to be added to the
complement of the Bonnie Glare mill
at Thorpe. The battery blocks have
already arrived and the rest of the
equipment is expected shortly. The
ten stamps of the mill are dropping
regularly and fifty tons are being
treated daily. In addition to this the
company is sending out about twen-
ty tons daily of lead ore from an adj
joining claim. Neil Mclean, of this
city, has the contract for hauling of
the ore from the mine to the mill,
distance of eight miles.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30
The Fireless Cooker.

The department of agriculture an
nounces the patenting of tireless
cooker. If tireless person Is one
who cannot get tired fireless cooker
must be a cook who cannot he fired.
Therefore, let songs of praise and
thanksgiving ring forth frcm every
housetop. For the problem of the
itinerant domestic has been solved.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30
Notice of Redemption of White Pine
County @ Per Cent Bonds.

In pursuance of an act of the legis-
lature of the State of Nevada, ap-
proved March 3rd, 1885, sealed pro-
posals will now be received by me at
my office in Ely for the redemption
of White Pine County per cent
bonds. There are now over $1,000
in the redemption fund.
Bids to be. opened by me at my Of
flee in Ely at l o'clock p. M, on
Monday, october 18th, 1907.
J. F. MILES,
County Treasurer of White Pine
County, Nevada.
Ely, Nevada, September IL, 1907.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30
Insipid COMPANY.

Low spirits are my true and faith
full companions; they get up with me,
go to bed with me, make journeys and
returns as l do; nay and pay visits
and will even affect to be jocose and
force feeble laugh with me; but
most commonly we sit alone together
and are the prettiest insipid company
in the world.-Thomas Gray.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30
NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION.

Notice is hereby given that the as
6 ssment roll of White Pine county,
Nevada. is now in my possession, and
the Board of Equalization will meet
at the Court House to equalize as
sessments on this, Monday, Septem-
her 10th, 1907, and from day to day
thereafter until equalization is COM
pleted. ,~,r nc
County Clerk.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30

a boon to the Bullfrog country, as
the large portion of it's ores can be
treated more cheaply on the ground.
The corporation owns several lead
propositions in the Bullfrog district
and the smelter would allow them to
treat their own ores.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30

Sales: Blackhorse Phoenix, 5000
at 1 kc; Butte Ely, SO at $1.1O; Ely
Jackpot, 1900 at 6kc; Ely CONSOLE
dated, 200 at 62hc; Ely Nevada, l.
900 at 15kc; Ely Bonanza Copper,
100 at 53c; Ely Resurrection, 1000
at 15kc; Ely Jumbo, 1000 at INC.
Total sales, 10,850 shares; value,
$1,05O.50.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30
Doctors5 Idea of Gratitude

Grateful Patient-"Doctor, how can
ever repay you for your kindness to
me-? Doctor-'Doesn't matter old
man. CHECK, money order. or cash"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30
SATURDAYS BUSINESS
ONLY FAIR ON CHANGE
ELY JUMBO MAKES SALE OF BIG
BLOCK OF STOCK-OTHER
SECURITIES BOUGHT.

At Saturday nights call on the To-
cal mining stock exchange a brisk
business was done in local securities.
A total of 10,S50 shares of stocks
were sold for an aggregate of ST.
050.50.
The largest lot sold was Ely jun
DO, disposing of 1000 shares at
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30
ADVERTISEMENT
J 0 0 . . . . . . . . .
TO THE PUBLIC.

At a regular meeting of
the Hotel and Restaurant
Employees Union last even
ing the Royal Cafe was de-
clared unfair to organized
labor, and al union men and
their friends are requested to
withdraw their patronage.
If GEO. HARBOUR, Sec.
o 0 80 . . .
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30
Thatched Roofs In London.

Every ca5man knows that there Is
a matched house in st. JameS's street.
although the name is bare tradition
of a long departed roofing. Like
wooden houses, matched roofs are
rare in London.
There is a beautiful specimen in
Chamberwell grove, not far from
Chamberwell green. Standing back
from the street, it is embedded in the
richest foliage and clad I ivy. The
thatching is of ancient date, in good
repair anG Identity the work OF a
highly skllf ! thatcher. At the be-
ginning of the grove is a very old
inn called the Plough, which retains
all the main features with which it
was invested some 300 years ago.
London E',aning Standard.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30
GOOD JOKE ON STUDENT.
Fell Victim to the Old Game of "catch.
ing the Snipe."

A number of George Washington
University students who are in the
employ of the geological survey during
the summer months, near Browning.
Mont, recently sprung the old game of
catching the snipe" on one of their
number, junior student of the uni
versity.
For those who have never heard of
the game it will be explained as it
was played upon the victim. A large
sack and two candles were secured,
after which, to divert suspicion, foot
race was arranged, and of course, the
junior had to lose, and thus he was
to hold the bag. The entire party
started out after dark and took such
an irregular course that the intended
victim cid not know in what direction
he had travelled from the camp. After
going about three miles it WAS decided
that they could catch "snipe." The
junior was told to lay down on his
stomach and hold the bag wide open,
the two candles being lighted on 9th
er side. The other boys then started
OIL, presumably to drive in the "snlpe,
but instead went directly to their
camp and to bed.
When they started to depart the
victim called to them, "I'1l wait here
until you come back" He waited! At
one a. m. he began to get suspicious,
but then he was afraid the boys might
think him gutter if they came back
and found him gone. At two o'clock,
however, his convictions were confirm
ed, and he left for home, but found
to his dismay that he was lost. After
a great deal of tramping about on
the prairie he came to railroad de-
pot, which was four miles from the
camp. He followed the tracks and ar.
rived shortly before four O'Clock and
found all of the jokers in their buDks.
The bows have branded him "Snipe."
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-30
Why Not Buy Good Clothes

when they can be had for
the same price or little
more than the ordinary
kind?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-09
8entae Geute

wilIen. mie oiele WQnner es gibt, tpelde
elm Giefiihl baben, ais Db lie edn5lib er=
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lueisn. Nteine 6rau wuroe bon ben
betsu 9er5ten bebanoe!t, lpelhe Hht'eb=
LID iaQten, oob es teinen 3ipef bate,
ibr nod mebr MeoiNn 81 seben, uno
oaB cine Speration oas einai9e Mtlttel
ndre. welbes lie retten f0nnte, aber
mir wollten lie niht operirsn lalen. SD
lslbit mar 10 trant. Dab i'd mei!le Nrme
lnibt auF0eben innn.s.4 sissa 5rsaie
aab uns ben Gath. Nlpentrduter su ge=
brauDeu, lmo jsBt llno mir beloe ge=
uuo.'
IS Qibt u.ter Den Seilmitteln, lusld]t
etnen mirtliheu gBertb beliBen wobl
tein YrGparat, pelhss beIm Nufbau
oss Spltems uno Der 0erlteQun9 Qe=
bro9ener Werpsufraft lolbe betimmtt
GrTolge oufsumelien bat. nls 6orni
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apotbeten oarnod gu froQen, neil e'
bort ui6t gu babsn 1T. gr miro Dem
Yublifum brett Su9eiteIt ourh oit
@igeutbumer. Dr. Yeter 6abrneD &
Spns &c.. ll2-ll9 So, 6pDne Noe.
Gbicooo,' sl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-09

@ieiDer stt Sd,nlferscu.

Sn 8eriidiihii9ung oes gBunlhas
Der gitern. oaB Die &lsioer, lueIbe lie
lhren 5ottern su oen SbulIeiern an=
,baIFen, ldnger als fir eiuen Mbeno
ausbaiten uno babel gut ausleben, idon
uuo |riib noh ieoer WdId)e, 0aben mir
uns i'm Rarfte unlgeleher uno babeu
9ariel Satun
oefunoen. 9ie'es 2awn lit etn prah=
ilQes, reiues, lpeiBss Tabritat. aerare
Der Gtoff. leiDt 81 bearbelten, uno BON
elnem @alpebe, oas lelht 81 9latten 1T
uno gut |ibt. IS 1T btibl1, 10 lange
,ple es oouert, unD iiberoauert Die
Nlpoe. uan tpslher es gemabt lit. IS
iii lei1t su maiden uno oerliert oabel
nidis ocr leluem frilhen 2lusieben.
Ser StoFf 1T cine Oarb brett nno miro
perfauft fir 25, 35, 40 uno SO Gents
Wsed)eler Sptben.
gSir tauften oieie SpiBgn 81 oe,rl
3lrede, BOB DieIelben nit Der Mriel
Sann perpenbet meroen. Die Beibsr
palien suiammen. Sesaubernoe Wntter.
Tefe Mal9en nit netten 6iglren
shDne neue Stiifs ioeben erbalten.
NerfiSd)e Sa,pas.
Wir baben oieie perlilbsn 6riihiabrs.
2aipns in arDBerer Nuspabl uno 81
bi0ieeren Yreilen al5 je suuor. Dl
perihieoenen Gsten aeben aet,tl 3eno 0e
i lsaenbeit, ieosm Gelbmad getsbt 81
msrbel uno aud ben gereid Der Wlitte
Eoes ginselnen niht su ii5eri1reiten.
4 Gttfcrcien.
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J, oarul,ter, neue, Die eSbr nod ME 9ele
ben, oas 9lenelte im Martt. Sets i
IoerIhiebener Weite fir llnterfleioer ooe
! Glsioern 81 Shullerien. gs bleit
,lniht mebr piel 3eit sur Seritellun9 q
GleiDsr fur Die 5hulfeiern.
.ls. s.. ltrfcrs 8roiier stcr
plt<o bitrabs.
Mn p6ilslelY Y5Ia, ctie. NE
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y olitifOcS.

Das gunnesiorlibureau bot Elm Sir.
eulur eriolien, in oen es inat. bob oie'
les Qans i'll ieoenl Sub'e orei big bier
Mol nlehr 9ol3 uerbronht, ols in allen
Mdloern mohst. uno oaB, wenn oies
iortneiebt miro. Elm Wanqel in obieb=
baret 3vit elntreten miro. Rsaierunass
tpn,lolle uno cine Gegulieruna Der
6o,fmtriblhnit wiro OILS elm lltitiel
empIohleu. 9luf Den @cbanten, Die
3olle aul Sol3 ab5uihaffsn, toalmt
man nalilrllbi in nnlern 8eaierunass
tteilen n,bt. oas mGd)te III ben Grellen
oss 0olstrults b0les ylut MAIDEN.
llniere ghnbsollner lino idredli6
erbust oariiber. ouB Trantreib Glelhes
nit Blslbsm pergilt. lnoem es elnen
boben 3oI auf Yorto Nico aaffee se=
lee.. Die 2eute Iheinen gu aluuben,
oaB mtr alls,n bus Hsht babeu, Dtcno=
pole uno Suits ou,O bobe ShngSoue
prpB 3n 5ieben, oaB onoeren aber ELL
ioiNes yiebt niht 5ultebe.
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s SofdIes.
- 2sst Woolpb's Wn3eiae Mnb fpart

- Sesl WODipp WH8etHe uHO Iputt
Gelo.
@eltern Mnraen fubr Wm. Na=
iles, elm SSarmer, Der il, Der Ndbe BON
Nem Cumberland tpobnt, nit leiner
Jrau nod Nem pbilaoelpbia. Nls er
nit leinem 8sfdbrt nah Noro Broao=
man einbpa. iheute |ein pfero Dor meb=
reren Dunoen uno ranntc 9egen einen
&anoitein. nobel Die eSnlalen oe5 8e=
idbrts binauseeworfen nuroen. sic
tuurcen anfaehoben uno nod Dem
Union 9pFpital aebradt. Der 3n|tano
Der Srau lit nibt beoentlit, !, aber Die
0er!sbuuaeu bes Wannes lino 10
iblimm. DOB mon on Ieinem sluitom=
men 3meife!t. Nanes 1T ga Sabre alt,
- Dos talte gDetter bat Ole Qnsiid3s
ten ouf cine quite Seuernte 8erfOrt.
Nqd) Den ,ieBiaen MuslIbten miro &c
biefes Sebr spe!tger Seu geben. als felt
Sabren.
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Sim Ramtpie nns 0oIein blet6eu, ipie Der erpBe
elebrte Gpeucer lagt pie 6eelgnetlten, Die for.
perb Gue)ttelten ols SeGev an Seben. Seio alp anf
llebe hit fleineu anldngei Ssibtenl &pppeb folgeu
ullr su baIb bpbrcnbe un6 iteenbe aopiiGmer8e uno
GbnmaSbtsanldIe Cbrenianjeni benz pappi9en Ges
id)ntaff balb aufitpBen. uebsiletn. Herlfppuna bs
Scber nnD Stierc bab bpd]grabis tDront) entadubet
iino nnb Der Mtagen idb in Dem trpittpieA 3nltano
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iebte Bete qeuenlpjer GNaeflalber nber er9eben it'd
nit Wtnrren nnb Glageu iber bas ielbitneri 1nlbet
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oenn, mir nit itie Der bernDmten ct Bernarb &rdn
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no. bas geioen ppn poruebcren h6tte oerbaet iper
ben inaea, 10 failm basIelbe nit Dc glfiden Wtttte
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Site ipit lnedEIber pber 9Diieniteim, loMoern nnl
bic Deilfrdtig5eu 4ai5eni6fte in icr9fdltigsr 3nbe
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Gapitdn Sohn Daois 3u PORTSMOUTH
erihoifen. @r traf ben 2lrst I'M bic
Mitternahtsltunne im Ghlafsilnmer
ieinsr Ssrau unb ifoB i'm auI Der Gtelle
nieoer. Rapitdn 9apis fob oanu iiber
Die 8ren3e nah 9entufp.
Mdbreno am 2. Mai probaterifter
Nps in papnssoige iiber @eorae Wes
@reaor bon Millousbbp eiilen Wabn.
finnsinqusit abbielt, sEiirate lith oer Na=
tient plDBlih auf osn unterinhnnass
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bab oas Haienbein einen Bru6 erlitt.
IS fiel ihwer, ben Wlann. Der bisber
a's bormlos oeiltesaef6rt ge9olten bat,
gu iibermdlti9en. Ser Ribter iiberipies
/ i'm Dem Srrenaipl in Newburs.
Sin 8eIhdftsreiIsnoer Nanens 6.
s.. Stidle bon pittsburg, iprana an
lebten DonnertaQ Morgsu gu friiber
| Stunbe BON Dem ioaenannten Selbh=
moro=pisr", in @leuslono. ins 99aIisr,
nohbsm er 1ih porher cine so pfuno
lbtpere Gilenitanae um oen Da;s aes
bunosu bate. st eing iofOrt unter.
eSu oem Nugenb!id. in Dem er ins
Maner lpran9. ,uuroe er BON einigen
,5ilhsrn aelebeu. Die ons Gnoe oes
pier5 elten. Ser Wiann mar aber
| Ibor unteras9augen. grlt nah elmer
Stunoe wuroe Die 2eihe auiseiunoen.
Sn glepelauo nuroe am &ielliiaQ
Nahmiitag 6rau @oneetta WtanuellD,
m0breuo lie, lbren Sduallua ouf BEN
Nrme, oas 6aus ibrer GbIDelter beIu=
den uollte, BON einsm Srenoen se1hOi=
II len uuo tootlib uerleBt. II
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.sniamh.
9m ! Mni entNleiste eiu SbneGaug
Der Obio Nuer DiDiiion Der y. & 8.
@ilenbchn bel pleolant glelp, ". Va.,
nobel 20 Yerionen psrebt tpuroen. Da=
bon lieben seTabrllD.
9lm 6reitao Abeno uerbrannten. adt
W9eilen pon gBeit Brand, Wtih., bier.
Ginoer in Wiartln Gampbeu's Ahsse
lpoareno oas gbepaar Campbell 81
eiuem SarBe 9e9ansen mar. Oes She
paoyes leGs Sinoer maren eillasidlOIIen,
uuo wabreno ibres 5plafe5 iaBte oas
issuer I'm Sfsn DQs Saus in Nlammen.
3nei Ginoers i'm Otter bon s bis 10
Sabreu enitamen in lbren 9tadttieioern,
9m Samlta9 iano man in peets.
pile, q. g., yieu. @oote, ebemols
yiorrer Der ct. Bsoroe's gpiscopal
&irAe in Semteuo. &. S., uno Die IL
Sabre ulte 6loret!a g1halep, Die beioe
suIammen iebten. 9Qs im 2!lter le6r
uuoIeihe Yaar tpar slsih3eitiy per-
lhnunoeu uno Ter geroaht lag nobe.
oaB es lih um cine Durhbrennerel
barole. mas lid nun aud beitdtiat bat.
William @rrb. leine 6ran mo fame
beioen Spbue, i'm 2ltter BON z uuo 10
Subreu Itebeno, tuuroen am 1reltaq
Oloraen in ibrer Wobnun3 in s}erleu
@itp. RS, am 2euataas erliift auf=
Qeiunoen. Gas @as mar elmer loIe
oemoroenen R6bre IN Der Slide ent,
front. GroB uno ieine Trau warsn
uneefdbr IS Sabre at
Sn sans Nebrasta, Soma, einsm
3beil bon aanas uno MiNouri niitbets
aim 6reitea Elm beftiser. folf blisoro=
artioer S6neeIturm. sSn Nebrasto 1T
babel bic Gemperatur auf 81 @rao ae=
fallen, lpabreno III Ganias Die 0ur0.
Ibnittstemperatlr 80 8rao betrdat.
i ssn benz auartal, Dos am 81. 9e-
lsamber su Gnoe ging, ,uuroen auf nel,
| lGiTeubuDnen in Den Ser, Staaten 2O.-
I944 parloneu = palla9Iere uno glnae=
| ItelIte miteerednet - periebt, eine gu
nabma pon 1904 gegen oas porous9e=
aanaene 2uartal. uno 474 aet0btet,
| 3unabne BON 2O7, nabe5u leo prc=
sent. QSon ben 8e!5b!eten payen l8J
| pnllag,ere. msbr als ie auour ausae=
nomIen has am 80. September 1904
besnoete Guortal. uno z94 3usause4
hellte.
!, Sie 2eibe bes bier Sabre alten 90.
race Waroin. Der am 4. Mdr3 bon oel
6arm isine5 gaters Dr. 0orace Wior
bin peribmano, ,Duroe ON gamltal
Nadmittag in ei!lem Sumpf, Elm
balbe Meile pom Sarnlbaule entferilt
eeiunoen. Die 3eihe befano lid nod
!, in eutem 3uftano, nie Sleiber oes Gna
ben lparen nod oielelben, Die er bel lei
nem Werl1pinben trug. Der Guab
3 lag nit Dem Gehbt auf Der @roe. 81
belanben lib allo oiejeni0en, Die oel
Gnaben bier in einsm Geltaurant ge
! |lsben baben MOLTEN, jeoenfals I'M SIR
tbunl.
{ nNmsInn0.
!, Sn paris tpuroe Der Farbiae 8icnelt
2 Gunareiter 5npplr auI Werlangen lei
liner amerifai,iihen Qanbsletlte ipeiBe
I 0antfarbefaus benz 0otel !. Maiin~ ans
!, I0epieieli uno bat Nun ben potelbeliBs
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-07-26

Tho MAccABEEs WILL MAKE
THE CITY OF DETROIT THEIR
HEADQUARTERS.
NEW BUILDING FOR THEM
May Not Be Immediately, But the
Question is Settled and Future
Home Will Be in Detroit.
Maccabees to Move

The Knights of the Maccabees of
the World, with their fine temple, So
100000 or more surplus, and supreme
officers, will move their plant from
Port Huron, the present headquarters
of the order, to Detroit, and spend
100000 in providing new building.
This action was decided upon dur
ing Friday mornings session of the
supreme tent, holding its triennial re-
view at the Cadillac hotel and was
brought before the convention by the
motion of Sir Knight G. w. Miller, of
Chicago. The motion provides that
the move shall be made at the discre-
ton of the board of trustees that the
amount spent shall not exceed $780,
600; that the money shall come from
the life benefit fund; that the general
fund shall provide an income of 4
per cent on the investment TO Offset
the diminutlon of the life benefit fund.
Although this important move is left
to the discretion of the board of trus-
tees, there Is no doubt that 1t will be
carried out within the next three
years. for IL was evident that there
was scarcely any sentiment against 1t
among the delegates present at the
convention. Along with this announce
ment comes the news from Atlantic
City that the Ladies of the Maccabees.
large order of similar purposes, will
eventually make Detroit their national
I headquarters. This city will, there
fore, soon be the very center of fra
ternal activity, for both orders are ex-
tremely large and extend throughout
the United States and Canada. From
a business point of view it means
much. Besides the buildings necessary,
the large financial resources of the or
ders, needed to carry on their insur-
ance work, will bring to the local
banks huge sums of capital and a deal
of business.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-07-26
WIRELETS.

A North Carolina jury took just half
an hour to acquit John Jones, one OF
20 citizens of Arson county charged
with lynching a man a year ago.
Theodore Tilton, whose suit years
ago against Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
brought both men into unpleasant no.
toriety, left no real estate, and his
personal property did not exceed So
000.
The Elks, before adjourning in Phil
adelphia, passed a resolution calling
on all Elks to cease buying elks' teeth.
This is done to stop the slaughter OF
the animals, who are facing extinc-
ton.
A New York heat victim, Jos. jack
son, who dropped dead in Park place,
near Broadway, had $1,000 in his peck
cts when his clothes were searched.
He was a messenger for a brokers'
firm and was on his way to the bank.