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New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
ADVOCATES MUNICIPAL COURT BILL
Justice Wauhope Lynn Says More Judges
Are Needed at Once.

The municipal court BILL. redistricting the city and
providing additional Judges, to afford relief TO the
overcrowded calendars OF the municipal courts.
which was passed by the Assembly yesterday. was
commented on by Justice wauhope Lynn who is
sitting al the 9Th District Municipal Court. He
said:
The municipal courts in this city are In terrible
state OF congestion and IL is beyond our capacity
TO handle one-quarter OF the work that is the
calendars. A poor should be able 20 get i'm
mediate Justice and not be forced to wait from
three to seven days before his be heard.
Justice is really denied him in court.
This crying need has forced this bill, and do
hope il will through. i can't understand with
the few courts We have. how they manage TO ac-
c0mplsh much they do. II is now so bad
that thousands upon thousands OF cases are de-
layed year In and year out. the calendar being
c5ntinuously overcrowded AS TO the politics OF
the BILL don't who is elected Abe Ciruber
and his crowd opposed to the bill because they
can't get control Of the Republican convention
They want laws on different lines Governor
Hughes well knows the conditions and Is giving
The bill his hearty support and has been strongly
2dTocattng II. III we get these additional courts
- s-ry one will get immediate Justice and we can
tspose OF our cases in less than one-half of the
slime. ~ - 'Ai'
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
INJUNCTION IN PIER CASE.
Bensel's Move on Bathing Establishment
Held Up Until Suit Is Decided

Philip Donohue. who has bathing establishment
on the Hudson. West 155th street, obtained an
Injunction yesterday pending the determination of
his suit, restraining Dock Commissioner Bensel
from interfering with him. Justice O'Gorman. in
granting Donohue's application says that the lease
executed between Donohue and the city on
June l3, 1S99 and to for years. with
the privilege of renewal at increased rental for
ten years more The lease contained provision
that In case the Dock Board should determine TO
end the interest of the tenant in the lease three
months notice should be served containing copy
of the boards resolution.
Dock Commissioner Bensel served notice on Dono-
hue, saying he about to build piers and ferry
slip In the neghborhood.
The city reserved the right to terminate the
lease whenever II interfered with public improve
Ihent says Justice O'Gorman. 1T is apparent
mat no such necessity has arisen The present
carry IL out" '' iii"uo "
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
SUES M4GISTR4TE W4HLE
Saus amount Named in 4ctiOn Is a
DISPUTED Bill, and VIII Be Paid.

Papers were filed yesterday in the County Clerks
office in an action in which Magistrate c. G. F.
Wahe is the defendant begun in the city court. by
the firm Of John Wanamaker. for the payment OF
a bill for goods alleged 10 have been obtained by
Mr.. and Mrs Wahie in period of about six
months last year. The amount mentioned in the
summons and complaint is $3.50 Two payments
have been made it is said of 500 and OF $50
A number of extensions of time. it IS alleged,
have been granted by the plaintiffs. but moth
ing more paid the action brought. The
plaintiffs attorneys appeared yesterday before
Justice Green and requested that the be placed
upon the short course calendar which, it is under
stood. done.
In his answer TO the complaint Magistrate Wahle.
through his attorney. makes general denial OF
the allegations and says that he has knowledge
whether the plaintiffs, John Wanamaker. Rodman
Wanamaker Thomas b. Wanamaker Robert
C. Ogden. constitute the firm OF John Wanamaker
or not, and whether they the real plaintiffs
not. When seen last night at his residence Magis-
trade Wahle said: This is merely disputed bill
which will be paid when the proper time comes"
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
MIZNER REPORT READY
Referee SAID to Faror Yerkes's
WidOzc-Justice Makes Trouble.

Louis B. Hasbrouck referee in the divorce sui,
brought by Mary Adelaide Miner formerly Mrs.
Charles T. Yerkes against Wilson Miner though
appointed by Justice Bischoff to hear the testimony
only nine days ago, had his report ready yester-
day for confirmation 1t is understood that Mr..
Hasbrouck recommends that the court grant de-
of absolute divorce to Mrs Miner.
on application of w. w Miller. of Hornblower.
Miller G. Potter counsel for the planuf. the case
placed the calendar of Special Term Part
8. Supreme Court for confirmation. When Justice
Bowling called the yesterday however, II was
announced that counsel on both sides had agreed
withdraw the motion for confirmation.
The utmost secrecy has been maintained in the
Mzner suit The first unusual action in connection
with the the loss of the order OF refer
a week ago from the County Clerks Office.
The fact that the suit had been brought became
known through The Law Journal" and ii was
not until public attention called to the loss
wrong fle.' the official explanation.
II is believed that the announcement of Justice
Bowling on Tuesday that he would refuse to order
the sealing OF the papers in any divorce suit
caused counsel to Withdraw their motion YESTERDAY
It is likely that the motion will be made before
some other justice. Mr.. Hasbrouck remarked yes
terday: "All will say is that l have filed my
report referee"
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
REPUBLICANS MEET DEFEAT.
Go Down Before Democratic Assembly Col
leagues in Baseball Game

Albany, May S--The Democrats members OF the
Assembly defeated the Republicans in seven
inning game of baseball to-day the local State
League grounds by of TO S. Speaker
Wadsworth who TO play first base for the
Republican majority. delayed with confer
ence in tho Capitol and could not play. The make
up of the teams follows:
Republicans-Y Young captain. New York catcher:
Hamilton. Chautauqua, pitcher; SChOene X, Onon-
daga. first base: Green. Kings. second base. Reece,
New York. third base; Surpless. Kings, shor; stop:
Fowler Ulster and Allen ChautauQua, left field;
De Groot Queens, centre field; Brooks, Erie, right
field.
Democrats Eagleton. New York. catcher; Mooney
Captain, Kings. pitcher: Geoghagan, Kings, first
base, Ganly. New York and Glynn Monroe. secOld
base; Rulkley New York third base; Wagner, New
York, short stop; Hackett. New York. left field;
Dobbs, New York, and Ciarbe Queens centre field;
Bohan. New York, right field.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Queenstown MAY X 12:3S D ul-TeutOnO tBrl. New -
forL Liverpool (and proceeded
5-kentuckN tDanl. New AorS
Bremen May Z. II m-Chemnt1 (tierl. New 1uIS New
4 Z. lO:2S m-Deutschland tCettISs,
York Plymouth for Hamburg 'and proceeSSieeTo}ss
Marseles May TCaabria tlrl New York VIA yrc FOR
barbados MAY T-Tagus tBrl Southampton VIA 'e' :
Colon. and New York -, ,,xlsrs
Port said. May S-Nandaha tCierl. New AorA w 80
for singapore, Manila. ~-,.s
Genoa 7-Motke ttierl. New York VIA NaTrl rl via
Sydney. y = w. MAY 6-Frankdale tttrl. New A''"
Vincent & V. and Melbourne
BRISTOL May S-Rristol City ,Brl. New York A., Ant
London Marquette (firl. Phiadelphia i0' -
werp; Mesaba (Brl. New York
SAILED ..r,
Queenstown. May :. l2.4S a m-Carmanta toli V-
Liverpool New York ~, ard
Philadelphia -,,,,-~ Ger,
Southampton MAY : I m-kronprtnz Wiihein' w.
tfrom Bremen) New York via CherbouTs S.x
81 Vincent c v April 27-Tweeddale tBD tffOni 49,
Palermo May T-sayona CBr> from Trieste. e'cl. Ne"
York
MiddiesbOrough. T-rurkistan tBr New forS, p,r-
Fayal MAY S-Provinca tFO from Marseiles anu -
celonal. New York
barbados May T-Cearense Crom Para. New YORK.
PASSED
Gibraltar May S-visinia QsaD. New York for NsS~
and
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, May s, 1907.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Caprera Utap. Costanzo. Cstania April 4 Mes
sina ana Palermo H. Co Hir2e Fetmann 4 Co. with
mdse. Arrived the Bar 1 u M
Steamer Eliss Marie GER Siege Amsterdam April "a
70 fhiliP Ruprecht in ballast Arrived the Bar
Steamer Hamilton Boaz Newport News and NorfoIs
TO the Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers and mise
Left Quarantine AT $50 m.
steamer Indrasamha (Erl Wilkes Yokohama Fehrarv
8 Htogo 10 Moji It, Manila March Singapore Is Port
SAID Apfii Malta u and Gibraltar 1s Funch.
Steamer Comal Risk. Mobile April and brunswick
May Q, to the Mallory SIS CO. with passengers mdse
Lett Quarantine at i;lO m.
Steamer Apache, Staples. jacksonville Nav < and
Charleston o. To the Clyde passengers and
indse Left Quarantine at 1880 m.
Steamer Eskdae ttr). Dun. Middlesborough April 20
Arrived at the Bar 9:3O q M -
steamer OTegonian. Parse. Philadelphia to Dearborn &
ianham. IN ballast Passed in Quarantine II 80 a m.
Steamer Eugenai tAust Barulich Trieste April II ana
Palermo -. To Phelps Bros Co. with cabin ana I23
steerage passengers and mdse Arrived Bar AT :
a -
steamer Chesapeake, Hastings Baltimore TO II {, Eos
ter: with mdse Left Quarantine at O:55 a m
steamer Mobile ttr). Wyhe Leith and Antwern
Bar at II 80 (Tth. ~ 'i''
steamer Havana. stevens, Havana May 5 10 the New,
York and Cuba Mail IS co. with passengers mails
and mdse Arrived NJ the Bar m ~
Steamer K0nig Albert (Cierl. Feyen Genoa .pril os
Naples 20 and Gibraltar % Oerichs & Co with S95
oaoih and laoS steeage passengers mdse Arrived
Sandy Hook. May $. $3.50 m--wind southeast urb,
breeze; foggy. "9"'
Steamers Baltic (ir), Liverpool Queenstown: Brasa
NtaD Naples Genoa, etc Bradford
farina tBrl. 81 Thomas. 81 Croix etc. Dorothy WI
ninstGn Del Jefferson Norfolk and Newport News Moor
Nadz Barcelona etc. Italian Prince tBr) -,
etc New YORK tputch tank>, Rotterdam: Actiy tNort
Sana Ara lCier Norfolk; Huron Charleston and Jack
,Comus. New Orleans. 's'''"'
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
HARVARD MAN GUILTY OF FORGERY
George P Bowler, Arrested Here, Pleads in
Boston-Income of $4,000.

Boston, May S-George 2. Bowler. the former
Harvard student. who was arrested in New York
on a charge Of forgery recently, pleaded guilty
on eight counts when arraigned in the Superior
Criminal Court here to-day. Sentence was re-
served
It was alleged that Bowler's forgeres amount
ed to more than $1,000 Barnard bennett a
money lender who had a large clientele at Har-
ward. was the chief complainant against the
prisoner. During the session of court to-day II
developed that a fortune of 100000 is held in
trust tor Bowler. from which he receives an an
nualrncome Of 81 ooO. Bowler was recently ex-
amined by an alienist, who pronounced him
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
RYAN MAY HAVE MET FOUL PLAY
Contractors Body Found at Foot of High
Retaining Wall.

Iicvs chasing a ball which had rolled to the foo,
o. the retaining wall at Eogecombe avenue found
:he body OF Edward Ryan. wel-to-do contrector
of No 467 West l65th street. Foul play IS feared
Ryan man OF excellent habits His hodv
with the skull and left fractured was found
where there is sheer drop of forty feet
He last in cafe at Amsterdam avanua
and 16Sth street. playing cards with two retirod
policemen. The proprietor does not believe that
Ryan was assaulted and robbed. as he lent him a
dollar just before he started home at 10 oclocL
The police say they found nothing of value on his
body and they believe that he fell over ,bo -,
bankment TO his death. He was not known n
nave any enemies and had built up good business
He had Il wife and three children.
On the east side of the avenue, four feet fron,
the retaining wall. is a guard of heavy timbers Tn
throw himself over, man would have either t0
climb this fence or crawl under II. Some of his
frit nds believe that Ryan held up NV Ttaliar
h!gh"avmAn p'no beat him when they found he
~? rarrT wt', BIN sna tssr lhrsv ala over
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
S. B. butcher BEFORE GRAND JURY.
Quizzed About Metropolitan Life Syndicate
Operations.

Silas Il. butcher. president of the Hamilton Trust
Company. Brooklyn appeared before the grand
jury yesterday witness in the Investigation
into the affairs Of the Metropolitan Life Mr..
butcher was member OF the finance committee
OF the Metropolitan Life and the grand Jury is
seeking Information as to certain loans made at
each year end for several years 70 President
Hegeman OF the Metropolitan Life and certain
syndicate operations that Vermilye & Co. who
were brokers to the company carried out
William III. Read, who was a member ~ tho
firm of Vermilye & Co and who is supposed to
know something of the transfer of bonds IRON, tba
insurance company the firm appeared ba,ore
the grand jury late In the afternoon Mr. Pen
hallow and Frederick II. Ecker were again recaIIod
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
ADRIFT SIX DAYS IN D0RY.
Two Men, Barely Alive, Picked Up Off Hall
fax by Mexican Steamer.

Halifax. May S.-After a terrible experience
from exposure. hunger and thirst while the men
were adrlft in their dory for six days and five
nights Columbus MCPhee, OF Prince Edward
Island. and Alexander Steele, of Boston, two OF
the crew OF the Plymouth OassD fishing
schooner Mystery. were picked UP at sea. 210
miles off Halifax. and brought here to-day on
the Mexican liner Boruu. They unable 10
relate their experiences. but the doctors think
they will recover. OF eight who strsysd
from the Mystery last week, six have been
reso ued. There is no word OF the missing
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
LUNA OPENED FOR SINGERS.
Vienna Male Choir Explores Mysteries of
Park.

The Vienna Male Choir took possession NJ lima.
Park last night. and beginning with grand
parade in which some of the leading singers ioped
on the back of en- elephant loaned by Rostocx a.
plored all the mysteries of the place among which
'he new HeIter-Skelter' seemed most to delight
them
The park was especially ouened for thor, 49, !,
large crowds of Germans went down to Come, g.
the affair 1t wes said at midnight that the frank
iurters were already beginning to give ont ar,
shere seemed no signs of the crowds heinz sails
late in the night. f0'ai'eu uhtif
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
AGED RECLUSE BURNED TO, DEATH
Believed to Have Lost Life While Trying
to Release His Horses

West Burke. Vt. May S-The authorities learned
tonight Of the burning of set OF buildings on
the road from West Burke TO Willoughby Lake and
the death of their owner. Dr. Sas Cheney He
regarded eccentric and lived alone on his
isolated property for number of years He was
eighty-four years old The authorities are inclined
to believe that the doctor. while his way to
release two horses IN the stable fell from stair
way in the barn and so severely injured that
he unable to escape.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
MRS. BRADLEY's DEFENCE INSANITY

Washington. May Sat the request OF Mr..
Hoover counsel for Mrs. Annie NJ Bradley. who is
under Indictment for the murder OF ex-senator
Brown, the trial of Mrs. Bradley's post
poned to-day by Judge Stafford sitting in Criminal
Court l. until October : The request for post
ponement based upon the illness Of Judge o.
W. Powers. of Salt Lake City, upon whom, as one
of Mrs Bradley's counsel. has devoved the duty OF
securing evidence in Utah In her behalf.
During the brief presentation OF the case to-day
Mr.. Hoaver said that Mrs. Bradley's defence will
be insanity
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
THE ERUPTION OF MOUNT ETNA
Flow of Lava Increasing and Number of
Earth Shocks Felt

Messina. May S.-The eruption of Mount
h2tna continues. The flow of lava is increasing.
and the smoke is abundant and heavy that
the atmosphere far as Catania Is thick with
it, Earth shocks also have been felt
Professor Ricco, the seismoogist, makes no
concealment of his apprehension. as the great
eruption of Mount 4Itna in 1892 was preceded
by phenomena similar 10 that Of to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
BOND ISSUE.
Thomas T. Ryan Thought To BE
SupplWng the Money.

Norfolk Va, May S.-The board of directors
of the jamestown exposition tonight finally au-
thorized the issuance of 100000 in bonds. While
the officers are silent, the belief grows strong
that Thomas f. Ryan is directly or indirectly
furnishing the money. Members of the govern
ing board decline to talk. There is also
rumor that Converging railroads 10 float the
bonds
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
ANCIENT ROMAN CHAPEL UNCOVERED

Rome. May S--The excavations now being car
lfed on on the Palatine Hill resulted to-day in the
discovery Of the ruins of church of the fifth
century This building originally was a private
taapel used by the first Christian emperors II
sas dedicated 10 ST cesario. Two popes Sereius
dHe Eusene Jif ware elected IN the building
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 45O sun rises 1851 Moons 2T
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sandv Hook 5.36 Gov. Island 6OS He'll Gate sol
= M-Sandy 600 Gov. Island $50 He'll Gate SIS
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
TRNNspACIFIc NAILS

TRASS"ACIFIC MAILS
Destination and Steamer. y. Y
Japan COrea. CHINA and Philippine
ends win Tacoma'-oanfa .,.,....,. To-day. 600 m
Hawaii. Japan, COrea. China and ThtlIp-
pine Islands tvia San Francisco
China -:......... May 49, 1880 a m
Tahiti and Mar0uesas Islands (via
Francisco MarPosa .............. May It. 1890 a m
Australia Except West Zealand.
Samoan lslands. Fill Islands and New
Caledonia tvia Vancouver Vic
" toriai r. cl-Mi9weTa May IS 600 m
(via San Fraaciscol-U = Transport. June / 1890 n n
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAM ERS

The Majestic which reported to Siaconset p m.
yesterday when ninety miles OF Nantucket Lishtship
| Is expected to dock about a m. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
The Turf.
RACING
BELMONT PARK
MAY TO IS; MAY 81 TO JUNE 5.

Trains leave foot East 34th St G12O). G1:4O).
G2:OO'. 121O O22O). 1890. 12:4O G2:5O). 1888.
100. 1:1O. 12O. 13o Il ;4o) 1850 235, Leave Flat
bush Ave. Brooklyn. G2:OO). 1910. G2:15) 1870.
12;45. 100. G:1O>. 1:15. 1870 1:45 200.
Trains in parenthesis opening day Saturdays
and Decoration Day only
Parlor the 1900 and l: 90 trains from East
34th St reserved for Members the Turf and. Field
Club and Annual Subscribers.
Round trip tickets Will be sale at all stations Of
the Second and Third Elevated: also at all SUBJ
Stations except Lenox Ave.
Boxes and Reserved Seats sale the Waldorf
Astoria and Fifth Hotel
New-York tribune., 1907-05-09
'Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAV
SATURDAY. MAY II

Prins WiIlem Ill. Hayu u W H.. II 90 a m
Maraval. Grenada. Trinidad %. 1900 a M IL
Apache. Jacksonville Clyde -..-.----... 3
Santiago. brunswick. Mallory. .......... 8
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-01-11
PERSONAL ITEMS

R B. Watson. of New York, is IN
camp
Masquerade costumes for rent; also
masks, at the Ely Millinery Store on
North hurry street
Charles Vail. chief engineer Of the
Ely Townsite Company has returned
from his trip. to Salt Lake and Los
Angeles.
DR.. Arthur Fournier Of Denver came
in last night and will locate in Ely. He
is a specialist in diseases Of the eye.
ear and nose.
Il. NJ. Gushing, travelling passenger
agent for the Denver and Rio Grande,
favored The News Office with a pleas
ent call yesterday morning. He says
that Ely and other Nevada mining
ca1sps are more talked off by passen-
gers passing over his lines than any
other section Of the country. He says
that nine men out Of ten passing over
his road when asked where they are
bonnd say Nevada. 2 Mr.. Cushing
left Ely this morning
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-01-11
Health in Hot Weather.

Not much meat should be eaten In
hot weatber; less food of any sort is
needed snsa in winter Food has two
functions: az fuel to sustain heat; as
energy 10 I1eve the muscles. The one
necd is aia;.sstl wholly and the other
largely suspe aded IN July Alcoholic
drinks are doubly dangerous in hot
weather Iced weak tea is an excel
lent drink Il enc dips out the Ice and
throws it Away, allowing the liquid
to lose its chill Iced water In fani-
lies should be prepared by setting
sealed jars CT water in the refrigera-
tor at distSnee from the Ice, never
BY putting cracked ice in the gohlets.
A temperature Of ~ degrees is low
enough FOR drinking water Extreme
fatigue shogid be avoided, but it ie
not true that st doesn't pay to gst
heated up going out OF town." Youn5
children who both be ONE Iii and 70.
cover more quickly than adults, arc
often literally sayed from death by .
single day In cool air.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-01-11
RICHARD MUST ANSWER
Stems $4,000 SUIT


Judge Brown yesterday overruled the
demurrer in the suit of r. B. Sleem
against G. L. Richard to recover $2O,-
900 damages for alleged breach of
partnership agreement. The defendant
must file an answer on Monday next.
Slecn sets up the allegation that a
partnership agreement was entered into
between himself and Richard by which
they were to engage in the clothing
and haberdashery business on Aultman
street, and that Rickard subsequently
broke the agreement, to the financial
loss of the plaintiff.
Devecmon & Zurich represent Sleem
in the action, which must now go to
trial.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-01-11
Combination Hearses.

Some of the undertaker5 in ENGLAND
have 4 combination hearse and coach
with a strong but ordinary type OF
four=wneeled running gear. The front
part q the vehicle is a hearse and the
rear IS q carriage with seats along the
side, providing accommodation for
about eight Persons, a 4 IS partition
dividing the hearse in which the coffin
is placed from the carriage. This CON-
binasion hearse and carriage, with one
pair Ct horses and one driver, can be
rented at a low figure. and provides an
economical funeral.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-01-11
New State Officers

State officers were sworn in By Judge
Talbot at Carson City on Monday the
present incumbents being John Sparks,
Governor; D. S. Dickerson, Lieut.. Gov
ernor; James G. Sweeney, Justice Of
the Supreme Court; David Ryan, Treas
urer; w. G. Douglass, Secretary Of
State; Jacob Eggers, Coptroller; Rich
ard Stoddard. Attorney General; Joseph
Mccarthy, State Printer; Orvis Ring,
Superintendent of Public instruction.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-01-11
Notice Of ApppIication For Per.
mission to Appropriate the
Public Waters Of the Safe
Of Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that on the
Z2ad day Of November. 1906, in accor-
dance with Section %, Chapter XLVI,
Of the Statutes Of 1905, one LEANDER A.
RUPEE, Of Lund, County Of White Pine
and State Of Nevada, made application
10 the State Engineer Of Nevada for
permission TO appropriate the public
waters of the State of Nevada. Such
appropriation is to be made from springs
at points about 9miles south If Ldnd
BY means Of an open cut and 10 cubic
feet per second is to be conveyed to
points s. W. Of S. e. 4 and S. e. 4
Of 5. w Of Sec. /, T. 10 N. II. GIL
BY means Of d ditch and there used for
irrigation
The construction Of said works shall
begin before May LIST. 1907. and shall
Le completed on Or before MAY j. 1908.
The water shall be actually applied to 4
beneficial use on or before May LIST.
1909.
SICNEp
HENRY THuRrELL,
State Engineer.
ri. 4a4 -
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-01-11
DELAY IN CONFIRMATION
OF EARRINGTON'S APPOINTMENT

wssd has been received from Wash
ington that the Senate had not yet con
iirmed the appointment of 3. S. Far
rington to the FEDERAL judgeship. The
appointment will be not be confirmed
until Senator Nixon arriyedin Washing
ton. This is a courtesy to the SentorS
who delayed his trip to Washington to
remain in this state until the miners
strike at Goldfield should be settled.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-01-11
LEGAL PEN Is BUILT
FOR HARTMAN Ell AL

Special to The News.
Chicago, Jan 10. To keep E. H.
Hartman, H. G. Frick and II. H.
Rogers within the jurisdiction Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
during Ito inquiry into the recent rail-
road combinations writs will be issued
forbidding them to quit their accus-
toned abodes during the progress of
the inquiry without the consent Of the
commission.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-01-11
a cinchlI.

..nn you think I could get your churn
to marry meF'
"She detests you. but you can gel
her if you work it right"
Tell me how"
Pretend to be dead in love with
me and will pretend I am crazy
about you