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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18

CHICAGO, May MANY men got
small fortunes from the board of trade
inns morning by quietly unloading
wheat at the high prices made possible
by Yesterdays extraordinary huh
movements The pit, however. was less
spectacular than it was yesterday. ana
Inc gallery, crowded To its utmost CO.
pacltN' waited in vain for a burst Of
Pahdenonium like that which lasted
for hours Yesterday
December wheat touched a dollar for
Single sale ut the opening, but
promptly retreatcd from this consp;cn-
Gus position
IN" volume of business done was
heavy Board memberships. which re-
Gently round no buyers at $500, were
easily salablc ut $500 today.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18

WASHINGTON, May 13.--In the case
of the state of Georgia and the Tonnes
sec Copper company and the Dncktnn
copper company, in which the plaintiff
today asked the supreme court of the
United States to restrain the defendant
companies from operating their smclt
crs at Ducliton. Tenn. Justice Holmes.
while not granting the injunction, an
nouncrd that he would entertain the
states motion unless the company
makes such Improvement as win put
a stop to the objectionable fumes ia
which the plaintiff objects
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18
500, 900 Loss BY FIRE D...:
IN MEXICAN FLOUR MILLS

Ell PAso, Texas, May 14-AThe large
Hour mills at Chihuahua, Mexico
owned by Ambassador CrceIs were de-
stroyed by fire today. Loss. s10O,OoO
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18
FIRST HEAT pHosTR irIGN,
On YEAR REPORTED

NEIF YORK sES IL The govern
lsat Thermometer - the Weather bu-
re.G dsy registcTcd 81 degrees and
tie first fcat prescription for tho 5.oar
"a reported. @he victim was Ia
borer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18

COLUMBUS. Ohio. May ll,-For the
present, at least, the probability of
spectacular pitched battle between the
Taft and Foraker-Dick factions in this
state has passed The fight is still in
progress, however, and the indications
now are that it will terminate only
with the retirement from public life
of either Senator Foraker or Secretary
Taft
Today Chairman Walter + Brown,
OF the state central committee, called
off the meeting of that body, which
was to have been held here tomorrow
BY the despatch of a telegram to each
member OF the body. The meeting was
to have been an adjunct to the general
conference of party leaders scheduled
for tomorrow. ard which was so sud
denly called off last night by Senator
Dick The Foraker people have all
along claimed that the control OF the
party machinery was IN their hands,
and there was an urgent desire among
the many followers of Secretary Taft
thai the time had come to prove the
accuracy of this assertion Telephone
calls and telegraph messages rained in
all morning upon Chairman Brown and
Arthur r. Vorys, the Taft campaign
manager, urging that the meeting of
the state central committee be held
despite the fact that the larger con-
ference was not TO meet.
Chairman Brown, whose statement
Of last night that the conference. if
neld, would have, in his opinion, unani-
mously endorsed Secretary Taft for the
presidency. placed him squarely in The
secrefary's following. proceeded early
today to hold conferences with prolni-
nont republicans. His first visit was
To the office of Governor Harris. with
whom he remained for an hour From
there he visited the office of Mr. NorNs
and they conferred for two hours #
was 1t this latest meeting that the de-
cision was finally reached to call off
the meeting of the state central COM
mittce. Chairman Brown declared that
the call for the conference had been
issued only in pursuance of the call for
the general conference; that having
been called off by Senator Dick, its
original advocate. the chairman did not
believe that he should insist upon a
meeting of the committee for any pur-
pos" other than that originally de-
signed. II a special mScting is de-
sired later, he said. it can be callcd
at any time.
III the meantime the Taft forces are
about to push matters. They are
about To smoke out" the leading off
GERS of the state and invite them to
indicate where they stand-for raft or
Tor Foraker. After this part of the
program has been carried out. a meet
ing of the state central committee ,a.,.
be called and it's members will BIO
given an opportunity to declare thcm-
selves.
The republican organization of this
county today adopted Taft resolutions.
The county COMMITTEES was called TO-
gethcr for the purpose of formulating
to the Columbus delegates
Ia senator Dicks conference When
tn" conference was called off il WAS
dechled to endorse Taft. anyhow.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18

SAN LUIS oBISrO. Calf. May IL
The coroners junry holding an inves-
tigation here over the bodies of IL VIC
TINS Of the wreck Saturday afternoon
at Honda found that the wreck was
due To defective equipment 81 the
Southern Pacific Railroad company
At | O'Clock Coroner Palmer sum
moned a jury FOR the inquest over the
81 victims whose bodies are In this
city. The first testimony was that Of
Frank Champlain. engineer Of tue
wrecked train. He was too i'll to APP
pear and his deposition was taken ny
The coroner lie said the train was
running at Il rate of 80 or 10 miles an
hour AT 2:aS D. m. when the accident
happened
Edwin e. Kern. of Raiah Temple,
Reading. Pa, testified that tho train
was running III Il terrific speed. q. +.
Merit, Of tic same temple says he has
Travelled a great deal and was sure
the train was running 80 miles an hour
and that tho roadbed was in very bad
condition Train Dispatcher Walters
testified THAI the train could not haze
been going at u rate of over 80 miles
an hour and gave the time at various
points, which seemed to prove his con-
tcnton The jury took the case at
$3.50 ana dc!iberatcd until o'clock
when 1t brought in this verdict:
From the evidence of tho witnesses
the wreck wag caused by defective
railroad equipment
All the injured arc doing well and
oil will probably recover. Some Of the
wounded will be able to SO on with
their friends when the special train
lnlV.s here tomorrow.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, May Ia
The corouer's jury summoned 10 in
vcst gate saturdays wreck at Honda
and 10 1X tho blame for the death Of
q persons whose bodies arc in this
city. tolay concluded that II wa ura
able Ia assign q canse for the wreck;
IN" verdict was MS fello'es.
We. III" UNDERSIGNED larms 14sini-
lizard lie test:n ,sE 81 @,tncfacs afle:
ina elaboration. h.T- - fend-r tAle.
our Vcsdict t9wt Tnlt the dccesgaa
came 10 their ia,t q; Honda FOR the
following cause, towtt; Tic wreek, ng
Of special ShrincGs' ,rc;n making TIE
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18
Dead AT Santa nnrhnra--:I.

j. Douglass IIpple. Reading Pa:
II. *. Gittleman, Reading; \. l.. Roth.
Reading; G. Gilbert Steffe, Reading; \.
u. WATSON, Buffalo. y. Y; Charles NJ
Lowing, Pullman conductor, Buffalo; e
". Austin, New York agent for afc-
Cams Tourist company, New York !;
John Lacey. negro. dining car waiter;
r. w Sweeney. negro. dining car
waiter: Irs. william ". Essiek. Read
ing; MR. John " Cutter Binghanp-
ton Mrs Henry !. Fisher Cleveland
Ms Cora Young Cleye lard Nc.
Fsraa.hach IseadirGf George Z. Hager-
mar. SRead.nri Benjamin j. c.o.t2
Reading; Harrison Hendel, Reading: c.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-06-15
flows This I?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrl Cure
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the Undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by his
firm. WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Pills for constipation.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-06-15

II was ordered that the petition prav-
iiis iof county road over and through
the lands of ]. B. Gallagher, Mrs. H
fiayes and D. Paquint, north of Yerinp-
Ton, De granted. c. F Meissner. F.
Felganspan and Jas. Nichol were an
pointed appraisers to fix damages and
report on same at next meeting.
on motion it was ordered that the
townsite of Mountain View be apnroved
ana confirmed and ordered recorded in
the office of the County Recorder.
The petition of H. Hironymous for a
FRANCHISE to run a telephone line along
the county road to Buckskin, was on
motion laid over until next meeting.
A petition for a county road from
Como to Buckskin was presented and
read and it was ordered that the same
be granted.
1t was ordered that the County Clerk
be permitted to hire an assistant at q
salary of SIS per month.
The Board examined the books of the
Auditor and Recorder and found them
posted and made up to date in correct
manner, the balances agreeing with the
balances of the books of the County
Treasurer.
The Board adjourned to meet July l i.
1907, at s O'Clock a. m.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-06-15
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Business Translates at Meeting in Dayton on the 9Th of
This Month =
This Month.

rhe County Commissioners OF Lyon
ou,,tv met in Dayton last week Thurs
doy and transacted the following bust
ness: :,
.,sewhere in this issue.
rbe following bills were reduced:
clio Cornish, $40; allowed for SO; J..
M;,lsap, s52. so; allowed for $47. so; J..
Carter. S11.30; allowed for 5000;
" n. Wood S55.25; allowed for $2l.75.
IN motion it was ordered that the city
,vovernment of the city of Yerington be
and IS hereby permitted to cross the
comfy road at points where its water
mpe intersepts said road.
II was ordered that an ad valorem tax
- a on the 500 valuation within the
limits of the city of Yerington is hereby
levied, including the proceeds of mines,
mon the request of the city officers.
II was ordered that E. T. Powers be
EMPLOYED at salary of 81 per day to
hire men and supervise the repairing of
the Eldorado Canyon wagon road.
II was ordered that $500 be appropri-
ated for the repairing of the road lead
ING from Yerington over to and past the
Nevada Douglas mine to Smith Valley,
said repairs to be done in and about the
IL -, the vicinity of the mines
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-06-15
SMALL RANCH FOR SALE

Situated i'll Smith Valley, good loca-
ton and good water right; also personal
property goes with ranch. For further
information call on or address
L. X. AMES,
Smith. Nevada
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-06-15
CALLED TO SAN FRANCISCO

r. L. Dunn, of the Yerington Water
Company and Yerington Realty Syndi-
cate. was called to San Francisco this
week to consult with the City Engineer
and City Attorney of that place regard
ing the increased supply of water neces-
sary for San Francisco. Mr. Dunn has,
for some years past, been outlining
plan to supply San Francisco with pure
mountain water from the Sierra Nevada
Mountains. and it looks as though it
will be necessary for the city of San
Francisco to adopt such a system very
SOON Mr. Dunn has the data, etc. for
such system and is now presenting the
matter to the city and the Spring Valley
Water Company.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-06-15

Mae What are you going to wear on
the Fourth?
Susie Oh / am going to get one of
those beautiful silk suit satteens at
Lam's
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
MOSQUITOES BY
MILLIONS HERE
Country, SeaShOre and City
Complain About the
Pests

The pest Of mosquitoes seems tc
have reached its height at the present
time.
From all the country districts come
reports that for the past several days
the land has been covered and the air
has been filled with them. They are of
all sizes. but have in common the char
acteristic Of viciousness, and when
they light on an individual they get
busy at once and seem determined to
devour that individual before he can
be rescued. The reports from the coun-
try are echoed from the seashore
where, il is stated, that the number Of
mosquitoes is worse than for many
years. Those places which in the past
have had regulations as mosquito
breeding grounds are in very bad shape
this year on account Of the number of
the pests that have appeared. People
are worried TO death. Even in those
places where mosquitoes are an un-
usual visitor there are plenty Of them
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
Tri- State Gossip.

Weigand and several other members of
the Reading team are suffering from
stomach disorder, the result Of drinking
Reading water and Bridges has rheuma-
tism.-Reading Telegraph.
Umpire Augie Moran enlivoned the
matinee by going through a course Of
sprouts which would have been dscred-
liable TO even a school boy arbitrator
The language used by the Trenton play
ers was anything but gentlemanly, and
II was not until late in the game that
Augie took occasion to protect the sew
I eral thousand spectators from such row.
! dyism by placing a few Slight fines on
several Of the Trenton players.-Harris-
burg Patriot
Pitchers Long and Sneer have reported
at Johnstown. Both come from the New
ark Atlantic League Club Long was
with the Jawns earlier in the season
Nike o'Neil has made his one hundredth
base hit. lie is the second man to reach
that mark. Hartley being the frst-Wil-
Transport Gazette and Bulletin.
Joe Delehanty is certainly pegging the
ball hard and often for the "Billies," and
the fellow that heads him off and take
the lead in sticking will have to go some.
Altoona Tribune.
Magoon Is putting up a pretty stif
game for the Trenton bunch at third
base It's a wonder Carney don't keep n m |
IN the game as he is finding the bali in /
good shape.-Altoona Tribune
The Jawns are certainly having more
than their share of hard luck First
Cooney breaks an ankle and now Brouth-
ers. the slick third baseman. is out Of the
game with a twisted ankle.
Michigan Sanger will be used in the
right field for a time. as a result Of an
injury TO his shoulder which makes him
unfit for box work. johnson is expected
TO prove satisfactory after he becomes
acquainted. Manager Raymer Is pleased
with the catching Of Poole and the spec
tators also take to his work.-Johnstown
Tribune.
The race between ,Johnstown and Read
ing to get out Of last place is almost as
interesting as the race for the pennant.
About three times week these two teams
take turns IN crowding each other down.
-Wlliamsport Gazette and Bulletin.
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
Grand cironit clo..l

btfFALO, Aug. l0.-The Grand Circuit
meeting closed yesterday afternoon ,yitb
notly contested races. Big fields faco5
tne starter In two events. ana It took fon,.
heats % decide the winners. r,otta o.,
cry Lazy Thistle won the first heat Of
lhe -.l' irot She was beaten by Margaret
~ ~ hot drive down Tie stretch In
tne second. but took the next two.
IN scoring for the second heat IN mi.
race George Ahrens, driven by Geers
broke a small bone in the fore leg and
was withdrawn
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
-Ta pa1pr

Intense rivalry exists between the
French and German military author ties
In relation to the matter Of dirigibie bal
loons The "Pairle" which Is denghtinr
me Parisians by IT'S wonderml manoeuvers
pVer the city is perhaps the nearest ap-
proaoh 10 the solution of aerial navlra-
Hon by a vessel lighter than the atmos-
phere. La Patr'e' was coveted by Ger
many ana il s said that the Kaiser's
iAAiary authorities tried 20 discover the
Secret OF the machine by ordering one mr.
Nately. M Julliot, the inventor. ana the
nleAsfs. Lebaudy refused 10 SUNNY n
ihey know that It can De initiated gem
sraiiy, but the inventors delicate calcuial
uons are secret NJ Ciomenceau. tho
French Premier, has just made a vovape
on board the "Patrie" lie said that 4.
ielt as steady and secure as a seaao,n,,
vessel. Here is also illustrated the bost M
tempt that Germany has YET made in
nlriglble military balloons. II is the air.
snip OF Major von Parseval The balloon
appeared over Berlin July % and manoep-
Vered for three' hours. offecting "A sbarn (
turn round the tower OF Charlottenbrre I
Ratthaus.
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
RAIN PLAYS HAVOC
WITH THE SPORTS
Weather Man Unusually Un.
Kind and Everything is
Called OFF

Rain played a prominent part in the
Tri-state schedule yesterday afternoon
and the only game that was played out
was that between the Bllios ana the Red
Roses the latter having been handed a
basket Of goose eggs to the tune OF
3 to nix
The Johnnies took shy at the Tigers
ana IN the five innings played before the
water fell the bunch from the conr.-
maush Valley had the Jerseyites bv the
score of to 3.
Inc reaches were scheduled 10 lool,
over the Altoona Bcauts. but t,o 49,,
from Washington said nay and SO il end,d
Deiore the FIRST had been started The
A@'iors from Reading town were TO have
.Neu up against the Grafters in the can
l'"i city Of Billy Penn's State but the
nooa gates We're opened and there was
nothing doing vas
AS Tor Wilmington, the weather % .,
day has played havoc with snorts - IN
Anus' AT Horse Show Association po,i,
matinee races We're to have taken place
we most interesting event Of which would
nave been, probably, Josph Malatesta,s
,N..y Ice going against time In basebau
Neuie hahey's N-Wilmington bunch was
s'.l Seneuuled to look after JOHNNIE Murphv's
car Builders. from the Pullman sbons
at south SIDE Park The Powder Makers
from the big building at Tenth ana Ma
Ne' streets had invited the p. r. n y 4
A. c. A. team from the Quaker CIV r. n
N'slt Eismere and had promised. throusb
l.sster Reeves, manager for the dupont
Ciuo' that even II the "Y. Arsn w.
handed lemon by the duPontites mas
ney would be given a cordial recention
.lser the game. But It rainod ana am is
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
SIX TO FOUR;
THEN CAME RAIN

me Pennsylvania Railroad Operators
and Dispatchers and the Pennsylvania
Naiiroad Shopmen baseball teams met
at South Side Park yesterday roorn,n,
uhe Operators and pespatche.s defeat
90 'ne shopmen by the score Of c to 4.
uhe game was called in the last half
OF the sixth inning on account OF rain.
Both sides put up a good game. The
hhopman had more hits than the oper-
neors ana shopmen, but the pitcher for
,ne latter kept the hits scattered. strik-
ing Out nine OF their men in the six
Innings. The score:
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
Lhls year. and they are iust q 80.

lnis year. and they are just as savage
as they are anywhere else.
All sorts Of reasons are given for The
sreat number Of mosquitoes, some peo-
pie saying that it is due to the lack =,
ram and others saying that il is the
lateness OF the season. Whatever NAV
De the reason, the mosquitoes are here
and they are having a lively time Of II
and are making it lively for the neonle
whether they are at the seashore' or in
the country or in the cities.
fhysieians think that this fall will
De one IN which there WIN be a great
aeal Of sickness. Mosquitoes carry
malaria, and the belief is that after the
unusual number the disease will have
a great run.
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
New Players Eor R.adi..

NiADING' Aug. io-Manager Lawson.
y 'ne reading Atlantic League Club. has
1eool.ea Word from George stovan and
RANK Delahanty OF the CLEVELAND
american League team. that they ba6
accepted his terms and would report .n
lseadms stovall and Delahanty are two
-Nii'eilean League players. but they were
suspended last week by The Cleveland
iliailasement Dclahanty Is a brother ~
'ne iate Ed Deiahanty. the famous slup-
ger OF the Phiilies. Delahanty ana stovsu
y Is said. VIII receive more money for
their work in this city than 49, o,.e- ~
team. 'o0ai
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
Fast Time at lshiea.

ITHACA, n. y, Aug. l0-rhree fas,
races We're run on on the last dav Of ,be
meet here to-day. Ella Nevada iost IN.
nfst heat IN the 23 irot. but won tbe n.,.t
'nlee straight heats SIX heats vere
necessary IN the 2l7 pace. After an,sb,,s
N the rear IN the FIRST three heats Toe
MliAes won The fourth and nfth. bpt
sixth. N 'ne
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
JeweI for RetIrinn omner-

Telegraph Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ
last night presented to T. A. Campbell
Junior Past Councillors Jewel Mr..
campbell has a record Of having fniti-
ated 20 candidates during his term. The
members reported large sales of tick
cts for their excursion to Washington
Park on August "a.
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
BrItt. Gans Einht-

sAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1O-Details
y, ene bIItt-Gans fight have been COM
hle'yu' ', Ihe men viii hook up az the
s,1. 5"aeDaii grounds on the afternoon of
Sep.elnDer y going twenty rounds for
q : suaranteed @ purse Of $4,000 or rs
per cent. of the gate receipts.
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
Sl.Oo to Baltimore and Ret.,rn. s,.I..
AuomsL IL laLA....-- q n, ~ e---ooy

Special train will leave WHINING
ION delaware Avenue Station) ar
s'iV a. M; Newark at $50 n,
returning, leave Baltimore. CC,am5er
S,lation) at $50 p. m, (Mt ROYAL STA
tion) at 6.35 p. m.a - ''''-
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
Mr.. Tibbitts to Ma. Addr.s.

In the absence of the Rev. w. I. 6.
Murray who is at Brandywine sum
NIT Camp, F. B. Tibbitts. Of the Y NJ
G. A. will deliver the morning address
In Washington Heights Church to-mor-
row morning.
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
Lewes Mins A...L..

- YVES De-. Aug. l0.-Lewos tool, an
o'her game from Cambridge yesterday
r.. R.HE
I,e~ss .'-.' 80 ...-..o26 = : sSoO-s 8 ?
~''''l0iiose', $50. ,,10O0OO0oOL 2 o
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
Federalsburo ou,,I,,

shAfoRD. Del. Aug lo-seaford was
ssain victorious over fredericksburg yester-
uay' fredericksburg played poorly and ths
e,s.-e--l, '-- 'e.i 'ni"ushout R.HE
seaiord ......2 20OO121Ox-s :
seoeralsburg ....0o1O100pO-2 5 ?
Evening journal., 1907-08-10

The number OF deaths that occur on
the globe amount to cz a minute, and
the births to about 60 70 20 a minute.
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
Gives Carpet to Church.

j. l.. Ray has presented to st. Mat
news Episcopal Church a carpet for
the choir and sanctuary. Mr.. Raw vbo
mas charge Of Charles NJ. Schwab's MT
vate car. Loretto, now here undergoin.
repairs made the gift in the name -
Mrs. and Miss Ray. The carpet IS varvl
much appreciated by the congregation
Evening journal., 1907-08-10

The primitive Methodists OF Eng
land have l.lss ministers. who care for
211,s4S memberA
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
sCHEpuIEn zoe rn-nAA
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.

,,,,, -NCTN . oCOhESs
Fhilndephia, 81 Chicago. l.
Pittsburg, 8; New York. ..
ST. Louis, S; Boston, 4.
Philiies at Chicago.
New York at Plttsburg.
Boston at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn az Cincinnati
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
TRI.srATE srANnlne
YESTERDAYS {

YESTERDAYS cAMEA
Johnstown, 9; Trenton. 3.
Willamsport, 3; Lancaster. 0.
other games postponed rain.
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Wilmington at Altoona.
Trenton at Johnstown.
Harrisburg at Reading.
Lancaster at Wiliamsport.
Evening journal., 1907-08-10
YESTERDAYs cnhar1
- chicago Q.
SCHEDULE Enn "a -.

SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
detroit az Philadelphia.
81 Louis az New Yorl,
cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.