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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
Tools For Dolly Warden Work.

George M. Nix of the Dolly Warden
Copper company. expects to receive
during the next few days car OF
mining tools and supplies from the
Ogden market for use in the work on
the Dolly Warden properties. The
work of development and sinking will
be prosecuted vigorously upon receipt
of the necessary material,
Contracts have been let by Mr.. Nix
for sinking on the Virginia claim
which is now down about 80 feet. The
contract calls for sinking another 80
feet, when "A hoist will he installed
A shaft large enough for manway
is to be started Al once on the Dolly
No >.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
ENORMOUS ACTIVITY
IN PIOCHE DISTRICT.

Salt Lake. April 1S-Arriyals here
from Phoebe tell of an enormous in
crease in activity in that and neigh
boring districts. coincident with the
on the Salt Lake Routes branch from
Caliente. With the assurance that
the camp of big ore bodies will be
provided with shipping facilities dur
ing the summer, mine owners have
gone to work with a vim to get out
the ore and there is no question that
the railroad will have all the traffic
it can handle from the moment it is
ready to accept consignments.
The advent of w A. Clark. jr., to
the Bristol district has inspired new
interest in that section. Clark has a
big force of men at work in the old
B. Il f. mine. recently bonded from
Col A. C. Ellis of this city and is pre-
pairing to open new portions of the
estate. The late discovery of the
Bristol Copper company, it is said
has opened out TO immense proper
tlons. w. r. Brace. the manager is
installing an air compressor and pow
or drills.
A large group of claims in this dis
trict has just been bought by syndl-
cate of Portland capitalists which Is
laying plans for a vigorous develop
ment campaign
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
Borah Has No Reply.

Boise, Idaho, April 1S.-Senatcr
Borah is out of town but his closest
friends authorize the statement that
he has made no appeal whatever to
the presidentin connection with his
indictment on a charge OF conspira-
cy in alleged timber frauds. His best
friends are at loss to understand
how such a report originated
/ R. B. Thurman, the lawyer, has re-
turned from Provo where he went to
try a case.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19

Washington. April 18.--Secretary
Metcalf today signed the plans and
specifications for the two 10000 ton
battleshipe to be built for the navy.
They are of the general type Of the
Dreadnaught of the British navy. On
April 20 the plans will be sent to two
navy yards and such private ship
building Arms as signify their inten-
ton to make bide Bids will be open.
ed on June 90.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19

Fred y. Smith. a we'll known min
ing engineer will leave today for the
Seven Troughs country to look over
Il number Of properties in which he
is Interested. and will then go east
for the purpose of closing up the af-
fairs of the old Chairman Mines and
Electric company. which was recent
ly nnsolidated with the Chairman
Con. lie will return TO the camp in
about 80 days.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19

We vii serve all this week the fin
est assortment of fish that ever came
TO our city. Ely striped bass, sockeye
salmon. b. c. smelts. shad, Los Ange-
les chicken halibut, Utah black bass.
il fresh water fish in this part OF the
country and the pride of Utah; En-
glish sole, tenderloin Of sole with our
fresh vegetables. Yon can relish the
best meal OF The season Al The Palace
cafe The up 10 date cafe OF Nevada.
April 1924.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
Transmission Line to Mines.

The surveyors who have been run
ming n line between McGill and the
mines Of the Cumberland Ely Copper
company and the Nevada Consolida-
ted Copper company for the high ten
sion electrical power line, have COM
pleicd their work.
The power TO be used for lighting
and operating the mines will be fur
nished from the smelter power plant
III AIcGiil
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19

Louis /. Few, formerly an express
man In Ely, has been sentenced BY
District Judge George J. Armstrong
at Salt Lake to serve one year In the
county Jail at that place for draw
ing revolver on H. A. Barney.
John Berry and William Roberts
have gone on prospecting trip III
through Elko county. After theil
trip they intend to go east.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
Quit Claim ON Anna Lee.

X. /. Sanderson has transferred
quit claim to the Anna Lee group
of nine claims, three miles and a hali
south of Kimberly, to A. B. WitcheT.
to be held in trust for other men in
tereste1 in the property, The cor
sideration stated is nominal
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
p,ackhorse Mining Deal.

Richard A. Hamilton has transfer
red TO Thomas y. Watkins for $1,000
the Red Cloud and Grasshopper
claims in Blackhorse mining district
poth Of 1he men are from Oecoola
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19

The following are registered al the
Hotel Ely, having arrived last night:
]. p. 3. Prinnon, Grand Junction
Col. A. l.. Daver, Victor, Col Geo
II. Barner, W. H, Smith and c. L,
Perluyits, Salt Lake; H. 9ultain, San
Francisco, and F. A. WesterTelt, OF
Warm Springs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
33 BODIES IN
ChILAPA RUINS
First Detailed Reports Indicate
Increased Fatalities in Mexi.
cos Earthquake.

Mexico City. April lS.-The first
press dispatches received here from
Chilapa, one of the towns destroyed
by Sundays earthquake, says that 33
bodies have already been found.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
lSnYs Itrnm HcrrnnnScn.

j. II. Hillsbery has bought from
Hermansen & Son. lot 23. block |, in
Hermansen addition for $3.50. The
sale was made yesterday.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19

Paul Ehlers has transferred to c.
S. Magee for $500. all of lots and
10 in block B, Ely Extension addi-
ton.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
pctroif ., Cleveland o.


Chicago, April Is. Two stolen
bases, Wild pitch and Davis first
hit OF the season scored two runs and
won the game today with ST. Louis
for the Chicago American league
team. Opening day ceremonies con-
sisted of the hosting Of the flag OF
the penannt This was emblematic
Of the worlds championship and will
be dedicated next month. The wealth
er was frigid. The score;
r. II. T.
Chicago ...........2 s |
St. Louis =. ....... %
Batteries; AlGock and Mcfarland:
Morgan and BueloW.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
saas of Banana Leaves.

The natives of Kisiba carry coffee
beans in bags of dried banana leaves
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
,hlladelphia 4, New York 3.
Washington 1, Boston o.

Boston. April Washington to-
day Won nom Boston by hitting at
opportune times. The score:
Il. II. Il.
Washington .....#.....4 :
Boston -. ..........=,.0 / |
Batteries hughes and Blanken-
ship. Oberlin and Shaw.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
Boston 3. Philadelphia 10.
pit1shurg 1, Chicago o.

Pitsburg. April -Pittsburg to
day shut ou1 Chicago by score of
to o The single run was made in
the third inning when Phelps gain
ed two bases because Slagle dropped
his fly The score:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19

Two tents for sale cheap. Cooking
utensils il wanted. Address b. care
News. April 1921.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
COAST LEAGUE.
Portland ., Oakland 1.

San Francisco April 1S.-Portland
won from Oakland today by punching
hits in the fourth and fifth innings
They landed on Reed so heavily in
Hogan. Oakland found Kinsella very
freely hut good fielding on the part
of McCreedie's men kept down the
score. The score:
II. II l.
Portland .......... 9 l
Oakland . II A. 4 A 10
Batteries: Reed. Hogan and Hacs
EFT; Kinsella and Moore
The sun., 1907-08-19
The Harrisburg Capitol scandal.

LEWIS EMERY, Jr., the Independent
Republican and Democratic candidate
for Governor in the last campaign in
Pennsylvania. would now be sitting in the
chair occupied by Governor STUART at
Harrisburg il Treasurer BERRY could
have induced the State Administration
to investigate his charges of graft in con-
nection with the furnishing Of Pennsyl-
vania's sI3,UOOOOO Capitol. They were
whistled down the wind as campaign
roorbacks.
The report OF the investigation COM
mission which was delivered to Governor
STUART on Friday names eighteen per-
sons, two of them former Auditor Gen
eral and one a member of Congress, as
responsible for or as beneticiaries of the
loot Of the public treasury Both crimi-
mails and civil suits are urged 1t is de-
clared that goods costing 81, ,574, 800 were
sold to the State by JOHN II. SANDERsoN
OF Philadelphia, contractor for furnish
ings, and the Pennsylvania Construc-
tion Company for s6,434,74s. Governor
STUART assures the plundered and de-
mded people of the State that there will
he vigorous prosecution of every person
whom the evidence may show to have
been guilty of any criminal offence"
As Mr.. STUART was elected on the as
surance of his political hackers that
Treasurer BERRY's accusation was
wicked campaign invention, Mr.. STUART's
sense of self-respect demands that he
leave nothing undone TO make grating
infamous in Pennsylvania by proceeding
against the persons pillored in the com
mission report with as much energy and
impartiality as would have characterized
LEWIS EMERY's performance of his sworn
duty if he had been elected Governor by
the people of Pennsylvania.
The sun., 1907-08-19

10 the Russian sovereign since he in
duleed In the dream Of retrcnchment
must also be patent to NJ. CLEMENCEAU
now that events In Morocco seem likely
to impose on France the difficult and
costly task OF conquering that country.
In substance, therefore, all that Sir
EDWARD Fry could do on Saturday was
to urge the adoption Of a perfunctory
resolution TO the effect that the confer
enoe Of 1907 reaffirms the desire ex-
pressed by its predecessor to retrench
military and naval burdens and that as
military burdens have notoriously been
augmented seriously in almost all coun-
tries during the last seven years the con-
ference declares it highly expedient that
civilized Governments should resume
earnestly the study Of the question. It
il permitted TO be soeptical concerning
the practical outcome Of the well meant
declaration
The sun., 1907-08-19

contractors who could not gst their oheoka
from the city and were forced 70 accept
bonds In payment and peddIs them in
Wall Street. The noble and helpful Idea
occurred TO him Of offering 20 take some
OF the bonds himself and thus increase the
funds available to pay contractor, n there
wore any funds. McCooEx can sing soft
and low to impecunious contractors. but
TO the unsslfsh and retiring CoLns he re-
Piled that salary warrants were chargeable
20 the appropriation and not TO the bond
account and added:
I assumed that your experience a. Comptroller
for four years would have enabled you TO be I'm
possession of this information"
The fling was harsh and unfeeling, espe-
cially as the Democratic Club OF Brooklyn
has asked Mayor MCCLELLAN 10 investi-
gate the work Of Mr.. CoLER's Office in
Brooklyn. He has given much close and
critical, II not hnical, attention to the
business Of the department presided over
by his rival HERMAN METZ. The reflection
that Mr.. CoLEH, the pee-pul's favorite,
may soon have troubles OF his own should
have stayed the caustic pen Of Mr.. METz's
loyal subordinate.
The sun., 1907-08-19
POUNDING STOCKS.
The Real sunerers from the Inspired
Attacks on Values.

Auuche ON Nufuos.
10 TIE EDITOR OF TEE SuN-Sir: ] notice
In this MORNINGS papers Q report OF an inter-
view with Attorney General Bonaparte In
which he is said TO have stated that the only
people injured by the attacks Of the Govern
ment on corporations are the "speculators."
This statement. IL correctly reported. is so
obvious an error that IL might almost be
termed q perversion OF fact.
Spectators are in the market one day and
out OF IL the next. and may as readily profit
as lose by decline in values because it 10 as
easy to sell short for q decline as to buy for
an advance. In fact many spectators pre-
fer the bear side OF the market and work
systematically for declines.
The people who are hurt by present condi-
crate means who have saved q little money
and invested II in stocks and bonds purchased
and paid for before the Administration broke
loose and who now find the value of their
holdings wasting away from week to week.
They have not the beneft OF inside informa-
tion possessed by Government officials and
the larger spectators, and can only sit still
and take their losses, not knowing whether to
hold on or let 60.
No doubt. however. one mans oss is an.
others gain. and it is possible that in the
ranks Of the professional reformers and in
vestiestors may be found some who are not
averse to making an honest dollar" by SELL
ing short the stocks OF corporations before
the attack is delivered. HARkETFL. .
NEW YORK, August IL.
The sun., 1907-08-19

A wise man OF Utica named MrLLER-
WARMER MILLER, who may be identified by
people with long memories as a United
States Senator from New York about
twenty years sgo-has solved some polt-
iosl problems that have puzzled those VINO
are not as wise "a he Mr.. MILLER is cock
sure that President ROOSEVELT will not be
renominated and does not want to be: either
TAFT, FAIRBANKS or CANNON will be the Re-
publican candidate; BRYAN will DO named
by tho Democrats and overwhelmingly
beaten and there is nothing in the talk
about making Governor HUGHES . candi-
date, for he has work to do at Albany and
can't be spared LOCKERS on may see most
Of the game, but WARNER MILLER has been
out OF the political game 80 long that no one
will have much faith In his prophecies. As
we'll consult that other venerable clairvoy-
ant, +. c. FLATT, who has cause 70 rsuiem-
Der the election OF WARMER MILLER TO the
urited States Senate.
The sun., 1907-08-19
An AppreciAtiOn

TO IHs EDITOR OF TIE SUN-SI: II is q
mistake TO call our excellent Chief Magistrate
impetuous or simlessly strenuous, for there
il a method in his measures, His gospel de-
spises the slow. silent socretions OF mere
commercialism. and besides IL is more fun to
knock. over blocks than TO pile them up.
Think what glory to make smash like the
Concord shot) heard round the world!
The aspiring youth that nred the Epheslan dome
outlives In fape the plous fool that raised II.
And so. while all stand srdsex except the Roose-
veltian are being downed. and State Lesis-
lstures. stung by the same gadhy. notoriety.
are trying TO choke the arteries OF commerce
within their borders. our great Initiator (who
doesn't bother with any erendum) may well
exolaim: Now. by st, Paul. the work goes
bravely onl" A STocKHoLDER.
MoNrcLAIR, n. j.. August ~.
The sun., 1907-08-19
The Grand Chief OF the silent Broth
erh0Od.

Once all the drums and flies Of glory
beat and blew the name of the Hon.
CYCLONE DAVIS; CYCLONE the longest
Populst in Texas and the longest of NOR
tai men except the Hon. CY SULLowAY
of New Hampshire. Now the Hon.
CYCLONE KIRKLAND OF Williamsburg, Pa,
informs mankind that he has already
been unanimously selected as a Presi-
dental candidate to succeed ROOSEVELT
by the members OF the Silent Brother
hood Of which he is the Grand Chief
Are there indeed any Silent Brothers
left? We had supposed that silence
belonged with the lost arts and the for
gotten virtues, impracticablc in this
s2outing world. SO far as the Hon.
CYCLONE KIRKLAND is a Silent Brother
may he find welcome He stands on
platform Of advanced ideas away ahead
of the present generation" We take his
word for il, but how does he do il? The
present generation has advanced pro-
digiously under the most advanced OF
leaders; and nobody knows or seems TO
care where IL is going to bring up. The
advanced Grand Chief believes in radi-
cal reform in everything Well, IL there
is anything that has not been radically
reformed, let him go ahead and reform it.
He may be As fit for the job as any Of the
Noisy Brethren. His reform sentiments
are all wool and yard wide:
The trusts and combines now oppress
The toiling masses brave"
For CYCLONE is a poet. There is no
prose left in politics, we believe; and
even Silent Brother has to yowl and
yammer from the housetops. Why not
he as well as another? Somebody has
to weep over the "enslaved Millions
"We are and shall continue to be the
choice Of the people for President on a
grand reform platform" Good luck to
the Grand Chief of the Silent Brother
hood. Still, as a grand reformer he will
have an intolerable deal of competition.
II he would really be a Silent Brother,
il he could consent to shut up, he would
have no competition.
The sun., 1907-08-19
Preserving Meat with sulphur

From the Scfenh1C American.
4 method OF preserving meat has been brougi,
out IN France by II. De Lspparent which seems Ia
have met with considerable success. II can he ss'
applied on small scale for household purposes
The principle consists In exposing the meat Ia
suiphurous acid fumes. BY burning small amour
OF sulphur In receptacle containing the mcHl
hung up in place It can he preserved for sevcrs'
days, even In summer. There Is no taste left nor
tho sulphur fumes and there seems TO be no DANCE
TO health. Such q method can he used also on q
large scale for preserving meat for army usr as u
s quite simple and easy TO apply in practice. From
experiments made on a large scale IL appears ths.
the meat fumgated with sulphur did not contain
more than twenty two grammes (3tO grains Of
sulphurous acid gas per 100 kilogrammes ls@'
pounds OF meat. which Is on the order Of ten thou
sandths. The meat should be iumigatcd ~ soon
as possible after killing. and preferably on paris
which have cut bones. Lean meat Is found 10
keep best. To preserve II for several months
meat can be enclosed In vessels full Of carbonr
acid gas. II has the appearance OF fresh meat snd
its taste is not changed after cooking. In England
LssceIles Scott proposed a method which consists
In immersing the meat In a solution Of bsulph'c
OF lime.
The sun., 1907-08-19

orHH EDITOR or TIE SuN--Sfr: Itsa strange
commentary on your correspondence OF o-day
on British Rule In India" 70 remember that John
Morley, now accused of ruthless suppression OF
nationAsm In India. was while In the Opposition
the foremost champion OF nationalism. even against
his own conqucnng nation. He was not merely
q leader OF tho pro Beers. but few years before
he was tho only Englishman OF eminencs who dared
TO raise his voice against the subjugauon Of tho
dervishcs ! suppose it Is the unfortunate state
OF man Of the most humane perceptions who
Is made responsible by his once for the execution
OF his own nations brutal traditions.
II your correspondent 10 right and Mr.. MorIey's
repression Is the very moving cause Of midas spirit
of nAtonalism. the Secretarys plight 10 still more
tragic. There is even grim sardonic humor about
10 which he himself will not enjoy.
Personally should be inclined 70 wonder that q
man Of Mr.. Morieys leadership In the domain Of
ethics In Individual and In international relations
the author OF such . book 90 Compromise" should
not prefer loyalty 70 hls own lifelong principles
10 an of1ciai ndelity TO Q national policy that Is
70 day proved 10 be stupid as well a. wrong.
PHfLIP H. CORR.
SPHINo LAKE, ". j., August IT,
The sun., 1907-08-19
NOT QUEEN TEIE'S Muvm
Science Decides That Body Found At Iu>or
10 That OF q Young Man.
From he London Times.


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queen 4o nv ooon iounu ~ huhot' thr n"'s
nfouseu uwto eAtIaoruinaTy tLf'T'.i
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personsse M % on s.Sn Zen romanno .a interest "a 'rr
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rfes before the commencement OF tho Cb,.
usn ara AIthough reie .tar,sd hn,
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career with the disadvantage OF not being ~
royal birth, she soon attained a position OF
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position had ever gained before her twr
son. oo tss nas. Of her. Tovs b%shaod Go ae
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to the memory Of Teie for the position .bs
ve.da Co. bsr.slf nd the cur,o,i,y Con-,
her birth and orgin. the queen Of Amen
hotep the Magnificent has made greater
claim on the imagin alton of scholars; she Il.
tha mother and nerbaps the insnirn,io,. .
sao ~ N'~sst.. -, traas,s,s us ~ a''on "
that xtIaoIoinns vi t,,, 20 ,GHhhen-no,ep ~,
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threw tne WpI sniP VI M WV kous Oi tne lhtbald
and estabished tne W1Ishlp oi the sun disc
the Aten n-Mhie AZ tne same tiine' aoiunnR
his own name. Whlch cohtMned reirrenor
70 the ohiei Sod aisav9wved av py hln, the here.
tiI hlhx Shileu n nlnseh - Skh,en, ,i.,!n n,Ateh.
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Lsrent 70 those yuss iunttiv.neu, t., VIZ uIscoNrIH
Of this tomb is OF unique interest, because = Is
tne only Ioyal t9mp Oh lnCleht tgypt lhhL has
peen lUuna unpiunasIvu ns In ,, our iline. u had
been disturped put not py piunderers SOint
devotees q the goo ANON, whom Ahh'en.
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merely ior Ihe purposo oi pio''lhs out the
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were io9nd inscriped as pr presents from AM,
en-Aten 70 MS motner " was a. once concluded
mat the t9pp OF leie hersen hau Deen ds,
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came 20 light and the chroniclers Of the eyent,
and many sTroes me the w4siq wis5 over saSe men
nave Wrtten OF tns Mlsuui oppression ot
the Queen. as depctea III the eAaplste
heads which are csNed on tne hds OF t.r
Canopic Jars with an the natural SIMPLICITY
and lack OF conventionahsm I,aI cnsIscteristic o,
this time OF revoIutioh IN rerRlon, ttt ana
literature: And some have even grown laChry'
nose at the thougnt Oh tnis queen WHO'S"
beauty captNeteo one Oh the mos, power
lul Egyptian hnperors nv1 Snly IeouVeu 70