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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-16
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4 2HERRY CAEEE LODGE NO. -, 1. o. o, F.
Meets ID Gdd Fellows Hall every Moh-
day evening II O'Clock. sojourn- ..xvs,
ins 3faihren n good standing are sS.sn
cordiaiiV invited to attend ], j. gRSEEss
aEH, d. S., e NJ. GLARS, Rec, sec NsES|
eetarY,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-16
DO you not wonder, chiId?"

and had no correspondence, or else
was dead.
AS to Dora, she has had all the
teachers and masters necessary to an
excellent education she is an eX-
Guisite musician; her touch on the
piano is like magic, and her voice is
soft and sweet, but she does not sing
now. Her singing used to be her
fathers delight
A shadow fell over the face of the
nurse. and she was silent for mo-
ment. looking into the fire with a far
away expression on her face.
The bedroom door opened Noiseless-
lyl, and she turned calmly in answer
to Dir. Dlmwiddies summons, every
trace of emotion gone. She left the
room for a few minutes, ami when she
returned her voice and manner were
quiet, as usual
Dora draws and paints very we'll
she said, resuming her seat and her
story; she teaches several children
from the mission school None of hel
time is idled; she has her fathers am
bilious spirit, ard her life is full OF
work in spite of the fact that this dis
ease is slowly eating her life away.
Each one OF the children loves her;
she sometimes tells me, laughing. that
she has SO many blessings she cannot
count them. TO hear her talk one
would never imagine the nights have
held her up in my arms that she might
breathe while she coughed her beau
tiful life away"
Dolores leaned forward, with lnmin.
Gus eye; for the time she forgot her
father, and the dread awaiting for the
men to come TO prove the malice pre-.
pense in the tanning of the mare. The
world of which the woman told was
outside of her world; il was the world
of her dreams.
Silence reigned in the room for a
few minutes; the nurse arose and
drew the little half curtains across
the windows. When all was arranged
for the night even to preparing bed
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-16
By JEAN IA TIE LVpLV h.

in the Year 1890, by Street Z Smith,
Congress at Washington. d. G.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-16

in the corner on the settee. Mrs. Alien
drew her chair up TO the fire again,
and resumed her story.
Dolores face was troubled-he1
thoughts had returned to her father, tc
young Green and his efforts to save
her father somehow mixed with his
words lately uttered. of love and its
sadness; and of the trial that was tc
come off as soon as her father was
able to go to prove She started
at sound of the nurses voice and grew
white to the lips This did not escape
the watchfuI eyes of the nurse. There
was little that did escape her watch,
full eyes
"Dora's father did not know whether
or not his brother was living" she
went on. THAT the letter ha been
returned uncalled for, went to prove
that he might be dead; but he knew
that his brother had no friends out.
side of the settlement and was not in
the habit Of receiving letters. That
he could neither read nor write still
left it possible that he was living. and
when Dora made known her wish to
come here. TO see her fathers old
home, arrangem ents were made al
once. We arrived in the town owe
the mountain y ar3ay. They ar,
stopping at Judge Green's for tn,
present and Dora sent me here a
once when Mr. Charlie wrote for helI
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Notice Of duplication for Pc
nifeion to appropriate the
ltnblic Waters OF the
%fafe OF Nevada

Aotieeis hereby given that on the 9th dry OF
Jaau tfr l.oG N accordance with Section -
Gfntel %LNt Of The Statutes of lWl5 one
The W hite iine cold Mining aud Milling Com
ptny OBJ salt Lake CITY, County OF Salt Lake and
u" I'd Ignh made application to the State
Enslneef 81 nevada for permission to appro-
pr.a'e taP uHtile waters ftle ';tate of Nevada,
sHs APPROPRIATION Is 20 he made from three
sPill4s in Cold Canyon, -. miles west of
Germ 3fiH&=.t station on Nevada Northern
kE.re3pinls sast below lower spring hy means
iuoafi,ps ou cuhig foot per second is 10 be
conveyed 70 points 4 oi mile east TO mill
hg means oi a pipe line, aad there used for
Minipt milling ,snlelling poWlr and domestic
purposes. The construction 81 said works shall
hesin % fore JHnc !, 1907, ard shall be COM
retea GU or before june J., 1905 The wuter
shall De actually applied to Il beneficial use
on or before inue l. 1909.
signed: HENRY THURTELL,
State Engineer.
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TINS brother homestead, the patcn
of garden and the shop. He worked
his way to New York. now at this
thing. now at that His life is mar
vel to me, and Dora is never tired
of listening to him when he tells of
his life He is a rich man now with
his word rs good as his bond. my
girl is proud of her father, as well
she may be.
AS to his brother. he has not for
gotten him, but he lost trace of him:
he leads a busy life with little time
for hunting anybody's brother Long
ago. when he began to succeed, he
wrote To his brother offering to help
him along if he cared to join him, but
the letter was returned unopened. His
brother could neither read nor write
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GtIhe stated Communication of Steptoe
Lodge No. 81, +. q A. M, WILDE held a
In Nevada Hail each Tuesday evening "a.
on or uelGre the full of the Moon Mem " n
oers OF sister Lodges and sojourning W
lref4.en u good standing arc cordially in
5ed u tend j. H. LEISIIMAN, " NJ
John HGAE%E. SeereAry
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HIKE COHEN

Is SELLING OFT HIS sPLEN-
did Stock of Ladies' and Gents
Furnishing Goods at Cost
Call EARLY and Get the Benefit
Of the Selection. The Goods are
aoing at Cost and 10 Humbug
All Merchants as we'll as others
will be treated alike.
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Who'd thought" said Jones, medl.
tatiyely. tipping his chair back and
stretching his feet pretty well toward
the smoky mantel. Who'd although
tibet big Johnsing wi sinews like oak
d ever KEN ter thes?"
It was more the statement of fact
than question; he said it to free h.s
Go Be Continued.)
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-29

no restriction upon the right of a
state to fix the qualifications of those
who may vote, except the provision
of the Constitution Of the United
States, which declares that the right
of the citizens of the United States
to vote shall not be denied or abridg-
ed by the United States, or any State,
on account of race, color or previous
condition Of servitude.
have no doubt that the amend
ment proposed is entirely free from
constitutional objection. 1t neither
denies nor abridges the right OF any
citizen of the United States to vote
on account of race, color or pre-
vious condition of seryftude. 1t only
fixes certain standards which must
be reached by every citizen OF the
United States before he can become
an elector in Georgia.
Regulate Primaries by Law.
Popular government can only exist
as substantial reality where the
voters are given a full opportunity to
EXPRESS their convictions at the ballot
box. In our state it is especially I'M
portant that this opportunity should
be given in our primaries. BY COM
mon consent, an Overwhelming ma
jority of the people accept the verdict
of the primary as conclusive. II
machine politicians are allowed to ma
nipuate either the time or manner
of holding primaries the Will OF the
people can be defeated. and the
schemes of the machine may be sub
stituted for popular government. A
common dodge is to call a primary long
before an election when the issues
are not before the people. No pr1-
mary should be permitted more than
sixty days before the election.
REGULATE Railroads and Public Ser
vice Companies.
Our pledges made to the people
covered legislation to promote pure
popular government, and also legiSla-
ton upon the great question OF pro-
tecting the rights of the people in
their relations with common carriers
and public service corporations,
Railroad corporations and public
service companies are monopolfstic in
their nature. 1t is impossible for
the ordinary rule of competition to
protect the rights of the public in their
dealings with such companies. Rail-
road corporations and public service
corporations are given special privi-
leges primarily that the people dis
connected with those companies may
be benefited.
1t is especially important at this
time when many are ready to trans
fer all control to the national govern
ment that the state show capacity to
meet its part of the responsibility.
Increase Power of Commission.
The commission should require for
passengers reasonable rates and prop
er schedules and depot accommoda-
lions. Power must be given the
commission to prevent the issue OF
watered stocks and bonds, and to re-
l., -. = $780, s<tr.s,1x
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-29

for the candidate, and then the office
holder is to be owned because the cor
poration bought the voters for him.
Every time money is used to buy a
vote, or to hire a striker at the polls,
true ideals of popular government are
Overthrown, and somewhere the peo-
nle themselves will suffer from it.
Make it a crime for corporation or
special interest to contribute money
to politics. Make it crime to buy
a voter or hire a striker at the polls.
Place upon every candidate the duty
of showing, under oath, detailed
statement OF what he spent, how ne
spent it and where the money came
from. With these three provisions
enacted into law, a great step for
ward will be made. Then let us make
elections so clean in Georgia that
other states, seeing our good works,
may follow our example.
Constitutional Amendment Fixing
Franchise Standard.
realize how difficult it will be to
reach the standard for which l plead
when a great number of qualified vot-
ers are nopelessly ignorant and pur-
chaseable. The difficulty is greatly
Increased when a class of voters has
for generations inherited incapacity,
and must transmit the same incapaci-
ty for generations to come.
I favor an amendment to the con-
stitutiza of the State which will fix
O. new standard for the elective fran
chise. The proposed constitutional
will be before you. With
an oath fresh upon my lips to support
the Constitution of the United States,
favor the amendment. There is
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-29
II SMITHS MESSAGE
no LEGISLATURE.
GAS New Executive Elk.
presses His Views.
lemen of the Legislature
and Fellow Citizens:

take the oath of office with the
use, God helping and directing
o perform every duty the Office
b in the interest of the masses
people. But there are certain
which have been specifically
upon me. They have been
q by the voters at the ballot box.
nave been declared by their rep
atives at the Democratic con-
Ia. | accept office under SOL
atrection by the people to car
s the platform pledges.
B must not be led away to other
Nntile our specific pledges to the
have been performed.
0vernment fails to reach its
sphere if it does not protect
9ht Of property, and at the same
constantly broaden opportunities
mental, moral and financial
h to the less fortunate.
overnment by the people fur
the only hope for such a re-
To make it sure, ballot boxes
be pure, and Legislative halls
be free from the influence OF
ary wealth.
n frank man admits that in ma
and. state legislation more pow
been exercised by the great
aAtions than has been consis-
ith the full protection of pop
ghts.
time has come when it is
Try to determine whether GER
avored interests or the state
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-29

Iations than has been consis-
Eth the full protection of pop
ghts.
time has come when it is
ary to determine whether GER
Vored interests or the state
ile,
Suppress Lobbyists.
has been told of hired politi-
nts infesting legislative halls
Idle story They have been
Sc OF national legislation; their
e for evil has been feEt in
pvery state, and Georgia has
Exception to the rule.
reat body of the people in
in legislative matters are
home with their daily labprs.
red political agent has been
d to press his masters inter
only by using his own per-
lllHence, but by bringing from
parts of the state his little
to sit around hotels, and
in the presence of members
legislature, with PROGRESSED i'm
til, what he terms the wishes
peDple, while at the same time,
he Is hired to defeat their
siieve that you will pass legisla-
u make it a crime for an attor-
a agent, hired to support or OPP
legislation, to discuss his ell
interest in the presence of those
re 10 vote upon 1t, except where
Rfscussion is at n public hearing
9Th members of the legislature
slly named for conference.
j proposed legislation, also, re-
i that any one employed to sup
or oppose a legislative measure
promptly enter an appearance
Che Secretary of State in a book
kept open to the public, describ-
ae nature Of his emplOymeht To
re the entray of such an appear
rs not Il hardship. 1t is no re-
on upon the honorable attorney.
work is simply by argument to
nt the merits of his side. there
be no objection to his doing so
for him to make an argument be-
the Supreme Court of the State,
be should welcome the publici-
his employment. If he seeks
ltluence legislation by political
he should be suppressed.
Stop Free Passes.
irge also the passage of bill
d will put an end to the free pass
M between local points in Geor-
This practice began, and was
we'd for a long time, With but
harmful results 1t has grown
crying evil. It has become
ans, of petty political bribery. Our
con carriers have no right to
&c for transportation more than a
reasonably sufficient to pay them
heir services. If some ride free,
, who pay must be charged suf-
it rates to cover the legitimate
of their transportation and the
lge of the free pass holders.
3 time has come when all
d ,pay less for transpor-
i. The hired political agent
the .free pass system are twin
Within a few days you can
their existence impossible in
sia. If these laws are prompt
lssed, we may expect from
Ighout the state words of conf
: and praise, inspiring us to fur
action in behalf of better gov
ent.
" in Politics and Clean Elections.
e best results from popular gov
Ient can only be had where the
fdnal voter approaches the ballot
ataueneed alone by patriotic
81 serve his county, his state
atlon. One of the evils which
elections and debauched
sen political contributions
generations and spe-
Ter money has been
s. |ssiSf4s ssss.las. r..
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-02
NOTICE TO CONT FACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received up to the
hour of o'clock p. NJ. Tuesday, July
9th, 1907, for the erection of County
Home Building to be built on the Asy-
lum grounds and in accordance with
the plans as prepared by Jos. P.
Jogerst, Architect, Rooms and 5, Liv.
ingston Bldg, City.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the Office of the Architect.
All proposals must be. addressed to
John King, County Clerk of Marathon
County, Wansan, Wisconsin, and
marked, PROPOSAL FOR BUILD
ING NEW COUNTY HOME BUILD
ING" and delivered to his Office not
later than the hour and date above
mentioned.
The Public Property Committee re.
serves the right to accept any or re-
ject any or all proposals presented.
3w JOHN KING, County Clerk.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-02

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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-02

Mrs. Robert Flaherty has gone 10
Hazelhurst to spend the summer.
DR. Willard and Frank Kelly went
up to Dudley on Friday to fish for trout
Mrs. j. E. Brown of Ripon, mother
of Mrs. NJ. F. Golden, is visiting in the
city,
-Messrs and Mesdames w r Chel
lis and Fred Genrlch spent Saturday at
Mayhower lake.
Fred Sexmith, returned to his home
in this city last Saturday, from Law
renee university.
The Misses Meta Leubner and
Helen Genrich departed Saturday for
Manitowoc for visit with friends.
Miss Edith Circuit went to Menasha
last Friday, where she will spend q
part of her summer vacation with rela-
tives.
Robert Girdwood, who had been
doing some work on the McCrossen
cottage at Plum lake, returned to the
city on Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Chellis left the city re-
Gently for Star City, Saskatchewan
district Can, where she will visit dur
ing the summer with her son, Herb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marquardt and
daughter, Ruth, and Robt. Wegner
and Ed Lemke departed yesterday for
Harshaw. They will spend several
days in fishing on Horsehead lake.
B. f. Mcmillan, was in the city yes
terday, on business and visiting friends
He went to points below on the noon
train Mr. Mcmillan says that Sun-
days storm, over in his locality was
very slight and no hail
Louis A. Pradt and son, Louis, have
arrived in Wausau from Washington,
ID. G.. Mrs. Pradt and two smaller
children stopped off in Milwaukee for a
short visit. They will remain in Wan.
sau until some time in the fall.
Mrs. f. l. Hudson, who had been
attending the funeral of her sister-in-
law, Mrs. H. H. Marvin, at Oregon,
Wisconsin, returned home on Saturday
She was accompanied by Mrs. j. w
Hudson, mother of Mr. Hudson.
MIR. and Mrs. w. b. Scholfield and
Mrs Karl Mathie and daughter, Cor
nelia, went to Plum lake on Saturday
They were joined at Woodward by Mr..
Mathie who came over from st. Cloud,
MINI. Messrs. Scholfeld and Mathie
came down Sunday evening, the latter
going on to points below.
Mr. and Mrs. s. M Quaw, depart
today for Madison The former goes to
attend reunion of his civil war com
rades, members of the 18th regiment Of
Wisconsin The reunion takes place
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
July Sd, 4th, and 9Th of this week. The
only two in Wausau who belonged to
the 18th regiment. were S. Nj. Quaw
and S. S. Meseryey.
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First publication June IL, last July 2.
Probate Notice.
State of Wisconsin,, County Court dor Msrath,

State of Wisconsin,, County Court Tor Marathon
Connty:-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the special term
of the county court to be held ia and for said
county, at the court house Ia the city of Wau-
sau, in said county. the second Tuesday,
(beinR.the 9Th day OF July, A. ID. 1907, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, the following matter will be heard
and considered:
The application OF Elisa Tssche to admit to
probate the Last will and testament Of August
r. w. Tsschs late Of the town of Btettln, in said
county, dsceased and for letters testsmentry
thereon. to be issued to Elisa Tasche, of town Of
Stettin, Marathon county, v isconsin.
Dated June 14th, 1907.
By order of the court
LEON G.. MILLER, Register In Probate.
CARL II. MUELIRR. Attorney.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids for the erection of "The
Trust Company Building according to
plans and specifications prepared by
Van Ryn & De Gelleke, architects, and
on file at our office, will be received by
the undersigned up to July 9th, at 10
o'clock a. m. Also separate bids for
plumbing and the heating, the plans
for which will be on file by June 22nd
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids
KREUTZER, BIRD & RosENBERRY.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-02
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