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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-14
"FROZEN WATER"

Step by step Ely is getting into the
swim on all lines 1t will soon be-
come the greatest copper producing
zone in the world and the dross will
he separated from the copper right
here The copper will be sent to all
parts of the world to be used for
power many miles; the power so
transmitted will be employed in the
manufacture of other commodities
this great big sphere requires for
the comfort and happiness of the hui
man family ii will be used for turn
ing night into day; for Tightening
up the dark places, not only in the
financial world, but making the tel
egraph the telephone and the phono
graph more useful and better,
and for lighting up deep mines
where more valuable treasures lie
buried from the sight of man.
Ely is in the swim, sure enough.
1t has recently added an ice plant to
its many other industries for the
manufacture of frozen water" to
cool the fevered brow of the sick ),
and cool off the coppers of dissipa-
ton.
The first cake was on exhibition in
front of the News office Monday af-
ternoon and evening, and attracted
much attention. The cake was about
four feet in length by two feet in
width and twelve inches in thickness
and as solid as ice" The company
was recently formed by local capital
for its manufacture, in hurry can
yon.
1t is but another step towards per-
lection, whose summit Ely is striving
to mount.
The plant has a capacity of many
tons every week and promises to
grow as time goes on In its never
ending cycle.
The promoters are to be congratu-
lated on the first attempt to make ice
so far from the great centers of pop
ulatiOn and to out-do nature in the
freezing process.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-14
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

The Board of County Commission
ers of White Pine County, Nevada,
by ]. F. Miles, County Clerk, will re-
ceive plans and estimates of costs of
construction of County Jail for said
White Pine County, said Jail to be
built of stone or concrete blocks and
to be made large enough to accom-
modate at least forty prisoners. All
architects wishing to submit plans
and estimates and costs of construc-
ton are requested to file the same
on or before IL o'clock noon Sep
TENDER 2, 1907. The Board of
County Commissioners of White
Pine County, Nevada, reserve the
right to reject any or all plans.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION
Frs OF WHITE PINE COUNTY,
By J. F. MILES,
Clerk.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-14
FORESTS FOR THE NATION.
On. Y. Commercial. }

1t is said that two cabinet officers
and several other high government
officials are spending their vacations
on the governments forest reserves,
otherwise known as the national for
ests. Among these are Secretary Will
son, Secretary Garfield, Clifford Pin
chot, Secretary Metcalf and Secretary
Waleott. All of which suggests that
the national forests are not to be
made merely a reserve of growing
timber, destined to merely control
the watershed, or to act as a reserve
for any other utilitarian purposes,
but are to become the pleasure
grounds of the people.
With the steady increase in the
number of private and corporate res
ervations in our forest, mountain and
lake regions, it is gratifying to see
the extension of the national domain
taking in some of the most attractive
and enjoyable natural beauties of
the country. To have at our doors,
as it were, unlimited stretches of
natural territory where the camp
may be pitched without restrictions
other than those required for the
general safety of all, is to give to
the nation another great source of
healthful out-of-door recreation.
That our forests are not to be
made merely wastes is due to the
| foresight of those at the head of the
agricultural department, which has
done so much work toward popular
| iZing the idea of forest reserves. As
| to the lakes, on the shores of which
| the finest timber is now growing, ii
| is announced that they will not be
kept intact as in any pleasure park
/, but on the other hand, they will not
be denuded or made ugly by unre-
stricted cutting. In natural beauty
they will be left always attractive.
With immense forests wherein the
defective trees are regularly and
carefully removed, not merely cut
down and left to create an inpenetra-
| BILE thicket, the timber of each sec
tion of the national reserve will be-
come attractive as a national park
and its lure for the sportsman will
be in some of the finest fishing and
| hunting in the world.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-14
WANT EXTRA SESSION.

On account of the unparalleled
amount of litigation in the southern
country the district court at Goldfield
is now several hundred cases behind
and it is said the work on the docket
now will require three years to be
heard. The attorneys at Goldfield
are considering forming an associa-
ton and arranging to appoint refer
ees for the hearing of cases in adj
dition to Judge Langan Under the
referee system the parties would
have to agree to abide by the decis-
ion of the referee and this makes it
largely impracticable. AS a result
of the conditions there the Goldfield
Tribune is in favor of special ses-
sion of the legislature to relieve the
conditions
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-14
BIDS WANTED.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the County
Clerk of White Pine County, Nevada,
for the purchase of bonds; to be is
sued under an act of the Legislature
of the State of Nevada and approved
March 2S, 1907, for the building of
County Court House, up until -
O'Clock noon, September 2, 1907. said
bids to be filed with the Clerk of the
Board of County Commissioners of
White Pine County, Nevada, and the
sealed envelopes to be marked: bids
for Court House Bonds" the Board
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
j. F. MILES,
Clerk.
Ely, Nevada, August z, 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
TELEGRAMS BECOME
 MORE EXPENSIVE
Western Union and Postal Companies Make Increase
 of Ten Gents.

J B. Walker, local manager of the Postal Telegraph Company, has been notified of a ten cent increase in the rates for night messages.
 Messages for which the charge has been 10 cents will hereafter cost 50 cents, and 3O-cent messages will be raised to 40 cents. The Western Un- ion company has issued similar or der.
 Manager Walker states that he has been informed that there will be no raise on the day messages. The cause of the sudden raise, which has far reaching effect has not been made public. When the day rate on mes sage is 50 cents the night rate is 40 cents, and this ratio will probably prevail in all cases.
 The new increase does not only effect this city, but other cities in the territory as well Denver, Kan sas City and St. Louis and states in the middle west will feel the effect of the increase in rates.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
SHANNON ROAD WILL BE ELEc-
 TRIC.

The Shannon-Arizona Railroad Company is the name of the new corporation organized to build road from the shannon mines at Metcalf, to the smelter. The incorporators are N. L. Amster, William A. Paine, Alex. B. Clough, R. T. McKeeYer and J. w. Bennie, all prominently connect ed with the Channon Copper Com pany. It is understood rom reliable source tha the company will build it's tracks over Q former survey made sevraI years ago which they succeed ed in purchasing. thus saving the nee essity of delay for a new survey. The road between the mines and the works at Clifton will probably be an electric road and there is even pos sibility that the road will continue on to Guthrie, where it will connect with the Morenci Southern and A. & N. M
 Should this be done it will be of much benefit to the district besides widening the Shannon field for GUS tom smeiting, which has grown to be quite large factor during the past year.-Morenci Leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
MEXICAN COULD HOT
 STAND EXCITEMENT
Punched Several Faces Nov Is Held to Await the Action
 of the Grand Jury.

Juan Montena has been bound over to the grand jury in the sum of $75O on a charge of assault and battery, says the Phoenix Gazette.
 Mortena went on a tear night before last at Houck's station, Cave Creek. A lot of Mexican sheepherders filled up with spirits and a high old time was the result. Montena couldn't stand the excitement and became quarrel some. He beat in the faces of two or three Mexicans and a white man nam Brown was committed about II o'clock and he immediately swore out war rant for his assaiIant, but there wasn't a man in Cave Creek who cared to go after the terrible Montana and place him in the calaboose.
 Finally the Justice of the Peace dep utized J. W. Lewis for the job, and about o'clock yesterday morning Nontena was taken into custody.
 His preliminary examination was held during the day and he was held to the grand jury for s750.
 Montena continually wears smile that seems even to the casual observ- CT to be rather forced. He is trying to believe that, his trouble is not seri- ous, and that he will easily get out of it.
 The witnesses to the assault can all be reached immediately, and Monte mas trial will probably come up in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
LIFE E CRUSHED OUT IN STORE
 ELEVATOR
William F. CaShion, on First Days Work at Copper Queen Store Meets Death In DepIorable Accident,

William F. Cashion, 2i years of age, met death yesterday on the elevator in the Copper Queen store, where he had been working but since morning. Cashion is married man and leaves wife of but four months
 The accident which claimed the life of William Cashion, occurred about 2:30 yesterday afternoon, precisely in whSt manner no one seems 10 be able 10 tell.
 Cashion had gone to work in the morning and was assigned to work which took him to and from the ele- vator and on the different floors. At the time of the accident he was on the second floor. The elevator was ascending and it is supposed that CashIon from a distance saw it going up and tried to catch it while it was in motion. From the position of the body when found it is thought that the flCor of the elevator must have passed the level of the floor from which Cashion made the attempt to get on, and that his body was flat on the floor of the elevator when it reached the stills of the floor above
 The body of the unfortunate victim was crushed from the waist to the chest and the neck broken. It was necessary because of the position of the body, to saw out a hole in the floor of the elevator in order to re- move the mangled remains of the vic tim.
 The body was removed to the Bis bee Undertaking parlors, after being viewed by the coroner's jury compos- ed of J. l.. Tiddy, Chris Cregoylch, John Zifcovich, Thomas Holmes, R. Engle and J. J. Anderson, impaneled by Coroner Hogan. The inquest is set for this morning at 10 o'clock.
 William F. Cashion came here from Evanston, Wyoming about two weeks ago, since which time he has been assidiously seeking employment both here and at Cananea. His first sue cessful day since that time began yes terday morning, when he started to work at the Copper Queen store and | before nightfall it proved to be his most disastrous. -se.g
 A young wife, the sister of George F. and Roy Haigler and cousin of Gus Haigler, survives him and is pros trated by the shock.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
HAS BEENS ARE DEFEATED BY
 LOCALS
Baseball Turns Into a
 Farce of Fighting and
 WrangIing with Final For
 feilure of the Game,

The game of baseball played at Don Luis Sunday afternoon between the Has Beens'' and the local aggrega- tion. minus Galsegos. turned into a veritable fiasco before the game had been in progress any length of time. At the close Of the game the score stood s to in favor of the regulars, but owing to forfeiture of the game following a wrangle over the umpire s decision the game was declared in favor of the locals by forfeit and declared score of 9 to o. This um- piring was done by Graham, who of ficiated last year in most satis- factory manner.
 The trouble started between Daw- son and Graham when the former was called out between home and first. Hot words were followed by a physical encounter, various swipes and swats being delivered by both parties to the fisticuffs.
 The pitching of GallegOs was a sore disappointment to the Has Beens, to whom he went in a fit of desertion and with S5 in his pocket for his trouble and consideration. The days doings were a great victory for Mana ger Tommy Blair who came near being put up a tree when the news of Gallegos' desertion reached him. The big New Mexican was hit all over the lot, his delivery being no mys- tery to the Bisbee team.
 The game was the outcome of sore headedness caused by the leaving of several old players at the beginning of the season.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
THIS COUNTS OFFICIALS ID
 GET RAISE
New Laws Permit Increase In the Salaries of Most of the County Officers Together with Their Deputies.
Special to Review,

TOMBSTONE, April S.-The board of supervisors at it's recent meeting failed to take any notice of the in crease of salaries that was made by the recent laws passed by the legisla- ure, but when the warrants are sign ed on the first of next month, the chairman will find that the demands have been made out by the officials ct the salary now allowed them by the new law. Under these increases, the chairman of the board, Mir. Riggs, will be entitled to asalary of $500 instead of 5000 as has been drawn heretofore, while Supervisors McCabe and Bowen will have their salaries increased from 5000 to $120O per year. The law increasing the salaries of the supervisors went into effect on March IS. District Attorney Shelley will now receive salary of s200 per month or S24000 year, an increase of S40O over the old provision of the statutes County Recorder Mcdonald will present a demand for S20O per month or s240O per year, which is an increase of S40O per year over the former salary received. The clerks in the recorders office will receive $100 per month now instead of S75, as has been allowed This will effect five deputies now at work in the re- corder's office, while the chief deputy will receive s125. County Assessor Chas. Howe will receive S2400 per year instead of s2000 and is allowed $2OO0 per year for the employment of deputies. The jail guards will now receive s100 per month instead of S60, which was one of the most poor ly paid jobs in the county. The laws affecting the salaries will all go into effect at different times, ranging from March 18th to July 1st. The law affecting the supervisors salaries went into effect on March 18th; the law affecting the salary of the dis trict attorney does not take effect until July 1st. The county recorders increase dates from March 21st, while the deputies are entitled to their in- crease from March 18th. The asses sor's increase will take effect on April 1st, and the Jail guards from March 18th.
 The increase allowed by the new law will increase the amount of the salary warrants now paid out every year from sSOOO to 5000.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
ARIZONA BAPTIST
 CHURCH HISTORY
First Church Organized in Pres cot in 1880-NoW 21
 in Territory,

Apropos Of the annual state conven- ton of the Baptists of Arizona which opened its sessions in Bisbee Friday, a few words relative to the beginning and present state of the work will be of interest.
 Baptists work in the territory be- gan in 1880 with the establishment of a church at Prescott. The next year, 1881, the First Baptist church of Phoenix was organized.
 There are now in Arizona twenty one Baptist churches, eighteen white and three negro.
 These churches are located at Bis bee, Buckeye. Clifton, Douglas, CD, Glendale, Globe, Mesa, Middle Verde, Naco, Palo Verde, Phoenix CD, Pres colt, Stafford, Salt River, Tempe, Tue son (2), Uupper Verde and Yuma.
 The total membership of these twenty-one churches is about 1000. Last year nearly 100 were added to the churches bS confession of faith.
 These churches hald property to the value of sG4.QoO. The total church expense last year was s25,000. The total amount contributed for mission ary and kindred purposes was S2500.
 There are twenty Sunday schools with a total enrolment of 1000.
 The Baptist work has gone forward splendidly during the last four or five years. Indeed, most of the progress has been accomplished within this period.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
GET LOW TARIFF RATE.
Germany Mzkee Temporary Arrange
 rnent on American Goods.

WASHINGTON. April s.-Baron Sternberg, the German ambassador. and Secretary Root have reached a basis modus vivendi which will con tinue to give American goods import ed to Germany the privilege of min mum tariff rates. This arrangement is temporary.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
NOT EVEN MUSIC
 ALLOWED IN TEXAS
As An Attraction in Connection With the Conducting of
 Saloon Business,

Following the clean sweep in re- moving all slot machines, dice boxes and trade machines and trade getterS of all kinds from Fl Paso cigar stores, saloons and other places of business, action will be taken against the sd. loon keepers who have music ma chimes in their places of business, says the Fl Paso Herald.
 The courts have held that the keep ing and operating of music instrd- ments in saloons Is violation of the provisions of the law which requires the saloon keepers to keep a quiet and orderly place. This violation, however, is a civil action, and not criminal, and the principals and the surety on the saloon keepers bond will be held responsible
 The $500 bond required of the sa. loon keeper that he will keep a quiet and orderly place is jeopardized when he permits music in his place of business. There are several places on San Antonio street and in other districts of the city where music is permitted in the saloons.
 County Attorney Maury Kemr said this morning that the attention of the sal on keepers would be called to this provision of the law, and that faiiure on their part to comply would be fol- lowed by ap action in the courts
 The cotety attorney has received a certified copy of the amended gam bling law from the secretary of state which received the governors sigma ttrre on March 2S, and which is now in effect as it was passed with the emergency clause.
 Since the slot machines fnd other games have disappeared, 1t will be mp to the constable and his department to see that they do not appear again. said the county attorney this morn ing, and upon the first complaint that is made prosecution will follow.
 The provisions of the law concern ing all games of chance are drastic and they will be enforced in Fl Paso. The machines have disappeared, and We intend to keep them out of busi- ness for good.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
WOMAN MAKES \ CHARGE IF
 RAPE
Claims She Was Brought to al
 Local Lodging House and There Assaulted By YoungI Electrician.


 J. c. Tobin, an electrician in the employe of the Bisbee Improvement employ of the Bisbee Improvement Hogan yesterday morning to answer No the charge of assault with intent to rape, the complainant being one Miss Myra Riddell. trained nurse.
 According to the statement of Miss Riddell she was lured to the Grand View lodging house by Tobin, under the pretense that he owned the place and wished her to conduct it for him.
 Tobin. in statement yesterday claims that the woman was a willing party to the trip to the lodging house
 The alleged assault is placed at ' o'clock on Saturday night last To bin heard the reading of the com plaint in Justice Hogan's court yes terday. His hearing is set for Thurs day afternoon at ? o'clock.
 Miss Riddell resides on O. K trail in this city. Tobin has been in the employ of the Bisbee Improvement Company for the past two months.
 Officer Johnny James who lives next door to the Grand View, was at tracted to the scene by the cries of the woman and placed Tobin under ar rest. Tobin claims that after she had accompanied him to the room another man entered and went to trunk to get something therefron and not until then did she make an outcry. Miss Riddell sticks steadfastly to the story that. she was the victim of an attack.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon. help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
NIcARAGUANS ON MARCH.
Puerto cortss Objective Point for Vie
 torious Fighters.

WASHINGTON. April s.-The state department adyices by cable are to the effect that the Nicaraguan force which landed at Trujillo upon the north coast of Honduras was march ing westward intending to occupy Puerto Cortes upon the eastern boun- dary of the country. whose capture has been reported.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-09
WOULD DISMISS CASE.
Missouri Wants Appeal of Murderer
 Thrown Out of Court.

WASHINGTON April s.--A motion was made in the United states SUI preme court today in behalf of the state of Missouri to dismiss the ap- peal in the case of Frederick Sey- mour, alias Lord Harrington, charg- ed with murder and taken under ad- visement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11
srinary hospital. bleeding prosussiy from his wound.
MONTGOMERY DEFEATED.
Fiematon Takes Game from Capital

City Man.
 Flomaton, August 10-(SpeciaL) )--ln a spectacular game of ball, which was made interesting all the way through, with sensational fast plays by both teams, F1omaton won from Bowen's Montgomery aggregation by the fast score of 3 to 2.
 The teams played a great game. Hol- man, Flomaton's pitcher. helped win his game by soaking the ball to long left for two bags, besides striking out eight batters, and fielding his posi- tion exteremely well. The base run ming of Drury, first baseman for Flo maton and Paul Wilkerson's long run ming catch of high fly were decided features. Miller's batting for Mont gomery was worthy of mention. they only getting two hits off Holman.
 Reins, pitcher for Montgomery, was steady throughout, giving up but two bases on balls while Holman walked five men.
 Score by innings:
 Montgomery .. ....... 200 900 0--2 Flomaton . ... ...011 100 0--3
 Game called In seventh on account of rain.
 Batteries: Montgomery, Reins and Fields; Fiomaton, Holman and Moore.
 Summary--ThFee base hits. Elliott, Montgomery; two base hits, Holman and Drury, Flomaton; struck out by Holman 8, Reins 5; bases on balls. Reins 2, Holman 5; wild pitch, Holman 1; Empires Bowen and Leatherwood.