The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-11
pron, vodnesdaye Daily,

Thomas Meloy reported that he
had called upon Chief Engineer .
Charles D. Vail of the Ely Townsite I
company with regard 10 the work to
he done on the water works system
for Ely. Chief Engineer Vail said
that the work will be taken up as /
soon as the material arrives.
The amendment to the bylaws, pre-
scn1ed by 5. d. Crump. permitting
non residents To become members OF
the club upon payment OF 50, With
out payment OF monthly dues, was
adopted by the clut
motion was adopted making
every member OF the club commits
lee of one 10 see that certain unde-
sirable characters do not make Them
selves conspicuous on the streets.
The Same was done in the matter OF
impounding animals strhSing IN the
streets. the members agreeing To no
tifv the sheriff of every animal seen
at large in the streets.
e. K. Reeves. h. +. Coleman ana
pr Richardson were appointed as
committee To prepare resolutions ol
resnecf to the memory OF William }.
Peters a member OF the club, whose
death was reported 10 the organlza-
ton.
u s piekerson reported that the
decree granting incorporation to the
Camp as a city had been signed by
District Judge George 5. brown. \
resolution of thanks TO Judge Brown
was drawn up and adopted unahl-
mously
g r. Reeves asked the club 10
draw ap a petition TO the represeh-
} fatives of the state in congress 10
improve the mail service between
Flv and Eureka giving daily mail
service all along he rpnle. The tol'
: Having we're appointed TO attend &c
mis- matter. c. K. Reeves, \. r
: whitehead and H. o. Hall.
e Mr.. Reeves also called attention tt
= the TACT that the county road ha'
e been left in bad shape by the con
tracfors having in charge the con
strrefion Of the Nevada Northern eN
tension TO the mines. b. e MELON
e aid / H. Watson and II, C. her
: rick we're appointed 10 wall apoh I'M
: ,bief engineer OF the road and othe
: officials. and ask them TO take step
y 10 keen tell road il passahle condi
zion
s Francis Klein, Thomas Meloy an
IS \. r. Whitehead we're appointed |
e fornuiaea a plan Tor the club |
e place it upon a quasi social basis
n D. W. Ellis was instructed by tn
chairman to organize and equip
N brass band, The musicians and II
Is struments are already in the camp
T. was reported. and all they now nee
Is a leader and conductor
Complaint was made OF delay
delivery of freight. and c. R. Reeve
suggested that the club request tho
who had formerly treighted the su
~ plies into the camp be requested
ct resume that service The suggestit
1d was laughed down.
Ir. william B. Root asked the club
r. co.opnrate with the q. a. K. TO g
Ill cure a proper observance OF Mem
Ill rial day He reported that the
p- Letting committee had collected so
for the expenses.
TO d. S. Dickerson asked that col
ed mittee be appointed to request
he business houses. including the
a looms To close from 10 O'Clock In [
re morning until 3 o'clock in the ate
us noon on Memorial day The me-
ch beers of the committee are a
~, Whitehead, J. L. HerricB and Sa
ais Belford
I'm Attorney benjamin Coleman gu
by gested thai steps be taken TO pla
it trees around the court house ira
This was referred 10 the execute
IDS committee.
de Joseph Judd oil White River "
of present and vas asked to speak
I'd. the organization He said that he
lieved that the clnb would be pc
er for good in the community a
10 that il would be an element tendi
IN to make The camp Il live one and
all to date. He spoke OF the remark
700 BILE progress that had been made
~, the lasi five years. and predicted Oh
ic- ELY would some day be equal III !
we portance 10 Chicago.
CO Adjournment was ihen taken un
~ next Tuesday night.