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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
Tralnmen Willing to Accept Offer of
Western Managers if They Are
Granted Nine-HOur Day
ALL DAY CONFERENCE
Commissioners Knapp and NeiII Working
Hard to Prevent Strike By Bringing
Abclt Agreement With Men

Chicago. April T. The railway
employees in the train service of the
western railroads have reduced their
demands to Il nine-hour work day
The government officials who came
10 Chicago last week to brisig about
an amieable adjustment of the threat
cncd strike are working hard to
bring about peace.
Commissioners Knapp and Neill
held almost a continuous session to-
day with the general managers and
the representative OF the trainmen
and conductors The men tonight
signified their willingness to accept
the wage increase offered by he rail
roads if the managers would grant
the nine hour day. The labor dele
gates declared that The wage increase
asked for WAS IA minor consideration,
but that they could not face their
constituents without securing i'm
provement in the working conditions
1t was learned tonight that the
nine honr day Tor the firemen is what
is preventing Il settlement of that end
of the labor difficulties the western
roads are experiencing. While act
ing separately from the conductors
and trainmen the firemen are stand
ing out for the same demands, and 1t
is said that in the event of n strike
being ordered they too. would walk
out
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
First Call Shows Plenty of Buyers
of Mining Shares...Less
Disposition to Sell
MEMBERS NOT NOISY
But Time Will Teach Them How TO Roar
When Somebody Offers Some
thing That They Want

The Ely Mining and Stock cX-
change is at last an established fact,
After weeks of preparation the eX-
change was formally opened yester-
day afternoon, and the first call was
made at 3 O'Clock.
At the time of the opening the pit
WAS fairly well crowded with the
members of the exchange and the
room was filled with spectators who
were anxious for the first appearance
Of the bulls and bears.
The first call demonstrated to the
public Of Ely that the holders OF MIN
ing stock in the local companies are
not afraid of their investments and
have confidence in the values OF their
stocks.
II was decidedly IA bull day. Prices
we're started low and efforts were
made by the bears to keep them down
but with that confidence which comes
Of an intimate knowledge of the prop
critics listed, and faith in the future
of this camp and all of the mines
tributary to it. the prices were not
hammered
The sales al the first call were
Backhorse Gold Treasury. 1000 at
10: 1000 at IL l-2; Dolly Warden
Copper, 2O00 at 20.
There was some curb trading at
the close of the regular call. The
prices asked and offered at the even
| ing call did not materially differ
/ from those of the afternoon call.
The brokers' seemed a little timid
about making noise like a stock
/ broker" and were apparently afflict-
/ ed with touch of stage fright All
! that was needed Was few rehearaals
and change would have looked like
the wheat pit on stormy day. a
| few noisy leaders are all that Is nee
/ essary to inspire confidence in the
brokers, and when this confidence is
/ Inspired and they get over their first
appearanoe fright the pit will he
come a bedlam At least that's what
/ the wise ones say who were there.
The quotations were as follows
crncI- Pid Asked
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
Nipissing Holders Meet.

Augusta. Me, April 1.-The first
annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Nlpissing Mines company was
held here today. The chief business
transacted was the reelection of the
old board of directors and the en-
iafgement of the directorate from .
Ia IL members. The new members
of the board of directors are Sap-
mel Newhouse of Salt Lake and I.y-
man Il. Kendall of New York
An expected contest over the prop
osition to increase the directorate did
not develop.
The stockholders attending repre-
sented S37,221 shares, OF which 71g.-
239 shares, controlled by Charles Il.
Boynton and w, c, Orr both or New
York, supported the proposition 10
increase the number OF directors
Charles Hope Caldwell, said to repre-
sent the holdings OF about 1000 per-
sons. made an unsuccessful attempt
TO get several votes put through. The
bylaws were amended Sc TO pro-
vide for mo 4ess than thrts 5noru
than Il directors. and it was voted
that for the ensuing year the number
/ be fixed at IL. Previous to this vote
II motion to the effect that the num-
/ her be fixed at IS for Is year was
lost The meeting adjourned
until April %, whe -oo.shold-
ers viii vote on the i TO re-
tire s6.000,000 of capital stoc that
has never been voted.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
PREACHER IS
BLOWN TO ATOMS
Rev. Streets Horse Steps On Dy.
namite.-.NO Trace of Min.
iSter'S Body Found

Portland, Oregon. April IA dis
patch from Prineville to the Oregon
ian says Rev. Homer n. Street was
instantly killed and blown itno the
Matelos river. together with horse on
Saturday evening by an explosion of
dynamite caused by his horse step
ping ON it. Particulars reached here
today. Rev. Street had placed the
dynamite under II log but II Is sup
posed that the coyotes scattered the
explosive in the open.
The accident happened in the pres
enee of his wife and children. The
body of the horse was located but no
trace of the riders body has been
found.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02

Butte, Mont, April IA Miner
special from Billings says
The body Of an unknown man. who
10 all appearances had been brutally
murdered, WIS found today on the
ranch of John Mcconnell. seven
miles west of this city. The body
WAS badly cut and gashed by knife
wounds and a heavy blood stained
club which told it's mute story of
the crime, lay nearby The pockets
Of the trousers were turned inside
out, and an empty money sack was
found near the body. showing that
the stranger had been murdered for
his money
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02

New Orleans, April NO obJec-
ton was siaedbtaoin nu nu nj -
ton was raised by either side this
afternoon when the Greene-Gaynor
ease was called in the United States
circuit court of appeals and argn-
ment was begun by counsel for the
defense. The ease was appeared oil
Il writ of error from the federal court
ut Savannah, where Greene and Gay
nor We're convicted Of a conspiracy to
dcfrand he government on harbor
improvement work which they con-
tractcd 10 do and which was super
vised by Capt Oherlin NJ Carter L.
5. A., who was afterwar dconvieted
and served term in the penltentia-
nv
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
ELY WHITE PINE COUNTY NEVADA TUESDAY APRIL O. 1907
TUNNEL NEAR
COMPLETION
Highway For Ruth Ore Will Prob
ably Be Finished Some
Time This Month

There remains only 900 feet of
work to be done TO complete the tun
rel connecting the workings of. the
Ruth and Star Pointer mines of the
Nevada Consolidated Copper COM
pany. This is the most important
piece of mining engineering now III
progress in Ely and has neen
watched with deep interest
The big tunnel will be the nigh
way for Ruth ore to the point at
which ears Will he loaded III the
Nevada Northern for tha Mc(hll
smelter.
II is expected that the tunnel will
be completed this month
II will he about 2d51 feet IA
length.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
Asks Prohibition of Immieralion

Riga. Russia March ii Lieut..
Gen. Mocller-Sakhomsk governor
general. has received from Russian
eolonists in Brazil y letter complain
ing of the difficult position of the
colonists and the unfair treatment of
them by Brazilians and asking him
10 prohibit immigration to the South
American republic Riga ia the start
inp point of large stream Of emf
granite to Brazil
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
SIeepers Will Soon Be Run Straight
Through to Salt Lake
From Here
NEEDED IMPROVEMENT
Travel to and From Camp Will Be Made
More Comfortable New Coaches
Are Expected at Early Date

Within another week one may get
aboard Pullman coach at the local
passenger station of the Nevada Nor
thern railroad and remain in his
berth until the coach rolls into The
depot yards at Salt Lake.
This is an announcement that has
been made at the local Offices of the
Nevada Northern and which will de-
light the many men and women who
travel between Ely and Ogden and
Salt Lake.
The increase in traffic on the road
and the general demand for Pullman
accommodations which has been
made for months has tempted the
management of the road to inaHgur-
ate the service and the arrangements
have finally been completed by which
the luxuriea of travel may be enjoy
ed by the public travelling between
Ely and the rest of the country.
With the inauguration of this GER
vice the trip 10 Ely will be robbed OF
the last unpleasant feature and one
may board his Pullman at Salt Lake
in the evening, 80 10 sleep in his
berth without Worrying over change
of cars NJ Cobre where a delay Gf seY
cral hours between trains has in iht
past added To the inconvenience
It is expected that the new coaches
ordered some time ago for use be
tween ELY and Cobre vii reach here
during the month which will put The
equipment of the road up TO the high
est standard Of efficiency, elegance
and comfort.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
Opening of Frisco Exchange.

San Francisco. April L.. The San
Francisco mining exchange was for
mally opened today with speeehmak-
ing and entertainment The new ex-
change starts with membership of
! 2G. including q number Of the local
banks United States Senator George
c. Perkins, George A. Knight and
State Senator Lukens spoke. The
exchange vii lhaye its first session
in the morning, when the better class
of Nevada stocks will be traded in
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
Republicans sweep Helena.

Helena, Mont. April with the
exception of one ward the republI-
dermanic elections. There was no
mayor to be elected this year The
Two candidates for reelection who
led the fight for the revocation of the
gas franchise of the lighting COM
pany and against whom a bitter fight
was waeed received the biggest ma
iority. one of them was forced to
run Independent. having been de-
feated al the republican primary.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
Death OF Congressman Grow.

Binghamton, n. Y, March al
Former Congressman Galusha A..
Grow died at his home in Glenwood.
Pa, this afternoon as q result of a
general breakdown attributed 10 old
age.
Mr. Grow was elected to congress
from the Wilmot district of Pennsyl-
vania as the youngest member of
that body in 1851, and after retire
ment from public life for nearly 40
years he rc-cntered the house of rep
rcscntatives as congressman at large
I 4 years ago When he retired four
years ago his public service had ex-
tended over the longest period, al
though not of continuous service, of
any man who ever sat nthat body.
During the -bellum daya he
was one of the best known men In
the United States and in 1864 he
came within one vote of being nomi-
mated for vice president in place of
Andrew Johnson.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
Fiend is Lynched.

Durant l. t. March 31--Jim VIII
liama, colored. charged with attack
ing Lille Mi2ener. white, near Col
bert, /. r.. Saturday afternoon. was
lynched at Durant tonight by mob
OF 1000 people. Williams was hang
ed 10 an oil derrick and his body was
ridded with bullets. Deputy United
States marshals and local officers
pleaded with and threatened the moo
but TO no avail The girl identified
Williams.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02

THAT there is no place in the eco
nomic system of Ely for vagabonds,
Migrants and loafers was demonstra-
ted by Justice Cartwright yesterday
when V. Anderson, convicted of va
grancy was sentenced to serve 40
days in the county Jail. Anderson can
secure his release by paying $50 Into
the county treasury.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
Dell Charged With Murder.

Bellingham, Wash, April l.
Doan Dell was this afternoon for
mally charged with the murder of
Addie Roper, at Blaine, on the night
of January 18th last. Dell has been
held suspect for some weeks, the
fling OF the formal charge follow
ing AN attempt on his part to secure
his release by habeas corpus pro
ceedlngs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
Quiet Again Restored.

Oudja, Morocco. March 31.-Per-
feet calm reigns in the town Of Oud-
ia and its vicinity. The work OF
cleaning the streets is progressing. A
native hospital and heliograph and
telegraph Office have been opened. A
artery from Oran and squadron OF
spahis from Sidi Bel Abbes. Algeria
have left for Marina, where they will
remain until further orders.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02

j. c. Roesler has bought from
-Anltman street, for $3.50. The pur-
chasers will erect a two story build
ing on the property the first floor To
he used for business purposes and
the second for furnished rooms. A.
&. Steele & Co. negotiated the sale
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
ELY Stocks i'm New York.

RepOfteU DY BanK OF EIY.J
New York, April l.-Quotations
on Ely stocks today were as follows:
Nevada Con. $14, Cumberland Ely
$3.50, Giroux Con $S.25, Ely With
81, Ely Con, 150. Ely Central
$5.37 IL.
Copper "A 1-2, silver 65 SIS, mon
cy .04 per cent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
Farmcr Rn,ns Defeated.

Chicago, April L. Frank Goth de
feated Farmer Buras' here tonight
nj catch as catch can wrestling i'll
two straight falls. II took Gotch 90
minutes and five seconds to secure
the first fall and Z minutes and 30
seconds for the second
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
39TH YEAR
800 JUNEAU
MINERS STRIKE
Men Quit Work at TreadWeII Mine,
Douglas ISIand."TrOOpS
Are Ordered Out

Seattle, Wash. April 1-Advices
fro juneau late last night report a
strike tt 500 miners al the Tread
well mine on Douglas island. The
operators refuse to confer With a un-
ordered To the scene by Acting Gov.
Diaton from Fort Seward
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
Girls Death Ends Murder Trial

Portland. Ore. April IA special
dispatch from Lewiston. Idaho, to
the Evening Telegram states that the
trial Of ED Wiley and "Curley' How
ard on the charge of numbering a
packer named knudson in the Sal
mon river country, has been brought
10 an end by the death of Miss Rose
Scott, the last OF the States VII
nesses. at Grangeville, this morning
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02
Hart Knocks Out Maher.

Hot Springs. Ark, April Peter
Maher was knocked out tonight by
Marvin Hart of Louisville, Ky, in the
second round of what was scheduled
for II 20 round bout.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-02

James Willoughby. superintendent
of the Butte Il Ely Copper company,
has recovered from his attack of the
pneumonia and is directing the work
at the mines.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

Taiie anr @eiie in's ausIanS be.
iorat 6. Saline, Wr. Alb, Sh.1aIti.
morc'S trakc. uabe Goitnmbouie.Ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
iratbs.4iccnscn

SomeS Mnlcplm SoQoipop, %, uno
BbpliS 8. 9ar6eb IS; Npplifant
Games MolcoIm SoQoman @aibiug.
ton, 8. 6.
Seize 9. 2cOocn, %, unO Clara q.
Ycnnctt, %; applifoitt y. 9oiIep,
ilill., Nr. 1921, @eIt 9oioDctte.g pe.
Sobn $. Diaper, 40, uno 2ottie 9.
@riifin, Al; Npplifont 5, s. Maper,
Nr. 800, @eit.Yotre. Strobc.
Socob ". NiiQer, 4l, u,o Goro
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6ronf 5. MummcI, 80, uno Yau-
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&. Sojoro, 10; Npplifont @iQiam g.
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Wignini, 10; appIifant Soiepb 20.
lateut, Eittsburg Ea.
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81; applifmt Sobn Glarf, Della,
Mb.
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Gloer, Ger. 2t47, Gromwea.S trobc.
George Stronctfe, 30. uno snnie
@rigoitis, 26; appIifont @. Sibopis,
Nr. 1923, Noro-Sigb-S trobe.
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grneit 6. 0iltbeiL 80, uno Minnie
9aumaartner, 20; gpplifont 5. g.
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9. Hoolc, %; applifont s. George
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81. 3ebuff, 20; appIifant Gre.
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Gollington. Mpeniie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Marblano e Eennielpania 81. 81.

7.30 Sorn1. nab Port uiaIid, ons8enommen
GonntngS.
$50 Born. md NeTid, iir Gonufdos.
$50 BORN. ta1 Belair tdeIih. aussenonts
men GonnfagB.
leo Nadhn. mad geIair, MIR Gomftags.
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men GonntnaS.
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men GpnntnaS.
100 sIbenbs mad Delta. MIR eonniags.
ft.30 GbenbS ndb 8eIair. Wittpo6 II. Gam.
ftad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
@citcrn Wnrnlanb Giicn6ahn.

pegInneno 90. Ypbember, berIiBt SiuenStd..on
5d0lit.
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@ihifion Puniien.
"4.bh Gadm. : Grpreb, SauptIinie. Sneers.
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gdafid, ausgeupmmen ssnntas.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

bon PHILADELPHIA, Serr uno Srou
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oes Yrin5en Seinrid.
Bon BORT febrte er inn W1r5 1902
unb ipitroe am 81. Septembcr
oes folgenoen Sabres NIT Der 8ertre.
oes belirlaubten Gbefs Ser Mo.
.rineitation Der Norbiee beauftragt.
Mitte Nopember 1903 prroe err gum
Montreal befGroert gutter e%rnennuna
5um Gbcf Der %genannten Marinelto.
Gor einigen Sabren crbielt CT
ben Mbel.)
anBergcmobnli1 faltes
@etter.
Sn gara 9eutidlonb bdlt bic ihon
gemeloete barbariide &dIte an. ST.
5eigte seItern oas Gbermonles
ter 2 @raO Gabre1beit) unter Nltl,
Ser t1lteite Gag bes Sabrbun.
erreift lit. slus anberen St1b.
len Observation-Disclosures mcroen nod
tiebrigere Semperaturcn beridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

pofaI's hIafpaeaons rat Wep.Dorf finb be.
reit ann @ebran6 in Der Gdmbens uub Mt
Rob 1IsStation nm 10. 90 ghenos.
q, mad MtIantie.Gitn an gpohentaecn: =.
SonntaGs. slut 8iiae baItcn In Nilminstpn.
Is bhIt In GBefer an.
Yttla,. Mtforn., GcmbensSiafion. *s.fb gorrl.
1920 Indm., 1910 Mbenos; Wt. WphaIeS Citation,
1920 gorm., 1875 Nadm., 96.l5 NbenoS,
Mberbeen Mffon;., gamoensStdtion. 2t.0c
gsadbfn... 1910 Gbenhs: Mt. WopaI.Siatiop
ri .05 Tohm., 10. 10 g(benos.
Meierbirine bon Rnum in e6Iaf. ODER por,
IcrsgDnpaonS. Gpeiferaten etc. merocn fhncn be
lorat per 9cIepton In allen foIaenoen billet,
Giirealr; Gbarics. unb ga!tirioresStrab g.. s
Wt. MoboI-G tation, 6. 4 g., Wt. 3ernon 3i23:
@afrnen Citation Snformationssyiirenli, 6. 4 q
g. 9snlI s48, nber Wo., Court. Ino z126; uni
ss. b2G elosHroaatpat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

Gle 1rmeren &loiien baben inter ben
lln6iloen Scr @ittrrun1 idipcr 5u lei.
Den, mo on mn1den Srten iiio 0er.
loncn %erfroreil. Die S1ififabrt oui
Dem Tbein lit t6eilpeiie m~nterbrodJcn
ilnO Der Giienbobnperfcbr lit itorf in
0fitlcioenid)aft Ge5ogelt. 3uapcripG.
tiin9cn bilSen Die Hegel.
2eltgret nod immcr.
0fo1 ciltcr McIonnG aus 9ooen.
gooen lpnrOe &orl 9niL .tpeldcr be.
iGilloi9t lit, feline S6wic1ermnttcr.
6roi 0inIitor, crid)oiicn 5il boben nnl
5botorte oibcr nit onOcren 3cugen
(rpie bercitS bcri6tet) oitd) nit oell
God)tern Der Grmor0eten confrontirt.
Ter gn1eflngte beitreitet nod mie Dor
bortnGdig Die i6m sur Gait gelegtc
Sbat.