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The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03

Fresh vegetables, nice and crisp. n
at A. W. Jacobs.
Ice cream in any quantity at Nor
rison's. Best In the CITY.
Government inspected eastern
corn-fed beef at Marks new market.
The high school young people will
have q dance tomorrow evening in
Academy hall.
Camfield hotel, change in manage
ment. Sunday dinner 1890 to 2:30.
Music. Full orchestra.
Mrs. J. J. Hickman and children
! returned Tuesday after two weeks
visit with her mother in Denver.
| Business property and farms our
specialties. Woodruff & Mumper,
8l4H Main street. Remember our
new number.
We have added a complete line of
the best quality of silver, both in
fat and hollow ware. E. L. Dun
ham, Coronado building.
John Klug, the well-known stock
man, was severely burned with car
bolic acid last Saturday. He was
carrying large bottle of this in one
pocket when the cork came of and
allowed the fluid to trickle down
Johns legs.
u A horse belonging to S. c. Thomp-
/ son, the drayman, was killed Mon
> day morning In front of the Weld
County Abstract company's office by
r a live wire which had broken during
, the night and fallen to the ground.
The horse touched the wire and fell
instantly, dead.
81 Six subjects of various monarchs of
+ the earth were last Saturday made
good Teddy Bears in the district
court. They were Jake Hilderman,
formerly Russian; Frank l.. Kar-
ich, German: Bertha Forster, Ger
,, man: James S. Ogilvy, Scotch;
Michael Vessel. German; Anton
Monson. Swede.
A basket of big, blue Concord
grapes was brought to the Tribune
office Tuesday, composed of three
punches of about as fine size as will
be found any place. The lucky
grower did not care to state the loca-
tion OF the vineyard, probably re-
membering the experience Of Max
Clark with his canta loupes.
Mrs. Henry McNeely and two
daughters, Bessie and Beulah, OF
Marshalltown, Ia, spent last Mon
day in Greeley while enroute home
from three months trip to the west
j ern coast Mrs. McNeely is sister
to Fred Needham, who died here
some time ago and stopped on busi-
pess connected with settling up his
; affairs.
Mrs. NJ. Clements planned sur
prise for her two sons, Richard and
will, which was successfully carried
out Wednesday evening when about
forty young friends of the boys ar
4 rived. They spent the evening with
various games on the lawn, which
was decorated with Chinese lanterns
and had jolly good time. Refresh
ments were served late in the even
ing by the hostess.
The Mexican, Christ SanYianes,
whose name was heretofore given as
Chris Hanchon, whom it is alleged
kicked his wife until she was nearly
unconscious, and who has been IN
the Weld county hospital the past
week on account of her injuries, was
arrested Wednesday night by Police
man Will Ahrend, assisted by
Tommy Burns. SanYianes had re-
turned to his home at 427 Ninth
street and the officers were given
tin that he was there. 1t Is likely
that he will be charged with assault
with intent to kill.
| Aoo m -. Ni<v
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03

weller.
Vegetables at Marks
ks and camera sup
in farms, Woodruff
Main St.
d meats supplied to
W. Jacobs market.
ust received a full
self-tiller fountain
nethy went to Dem
" for a few days
nerican fence In all
lawn gates. Nc
ire Co,
lite for YOUR cloak at
ring October. The
Main street
and Swift's prem
or whole, at Marks
eborough block.
S, Dent returned
b three weeks visit
pune IN Butter, Mo.
be jeweler, in his
onado building, for
date in the jewelry
is called to our
10 per cent of all
The Meyer store,
all Investments
Certificates in the
your home COM
ck, agent
CDonald and Mrs.
Ill, arrived here
a visit with Mes
Allen and George
Randall and daugh-
ED Tuesday for Sill
will visit Mrs.
Mr., Randall &C.
$ far as Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-03
$2a 20 to Mexico City.

From Denver via Colorado 4
Southern Ry. For descriptive book
lets write T. E. Fisher, G. 2. A.,
Denver.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-15
RISE IN WHEAT
IS CHECKED
TEMPORARILY

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE bull cam
paign in wheat was temporarily
checked today by enormous realia=
ing sales which forced prices down
about cents from the high point of
the day Almost all of this loss. how
ever, was subsequently reEained on a
renewal of bullish activities, the mar
kct closing strong with the July de-
livery unchanged compared with yes-
livery unchanged compared with yes
tcrday's final quotations. The Scptcm-
Der and December options were each
3-S@1-2 cent tower than Yesterdays
close. Ialy corn was Off t-S8 ! cent
Oats We're down 1-ic and provisions
II IL TO soc lower.
The wheat market opened amid in
tense excitement and for brief pc
riod il appeared IS though the market
might develop into a runaway affair
similar TO that Of yesterday Initial
quotations on the leading options
ranged all the way from lSc lower
to l 5-sc higher than the previous
close ~ithin a very short time, how
ever, it became evident that the eli
max of the sensational advance lad
been reached and that temporarily at
least prices would tend to seek a lower
level This was made plain by de-
cline of l TO Sc within the first half
hour of trading due to a deluge of
profit taking orders that flooded the
pit Overnight many commission
houses had sent messages out to all OF
their customers advising them to get
from under and the ease with which
prices 5lumped off during the first few
moments clearly indicated that coun-
try speculators had quite generally
needed the warning Liquidation was
exceedingly heavy ali day but despite
this liberal selling prices several
times made fair rallies because of the
urgency OF the demand from these
spectators who still believe that this
country's crop would be insufficient to
satisfy home consumption and also
provide for the possible requirements
of Europe
Cold weather stili prevailed in the
spring wheat territory but rain and
snow in Nebraska and Kansas gave in
spiration to sellers An advance o1 /
aSc in the price of wheat on the Min
neapolis courb was partly responsible
for the HIGHER prices here al the open
Ing The market made sharp advance
during the last few minutes, which
due 10 some extent Ia a report that I
heavy snowstorm was raging in ~"
northwest Thc market closed strong.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-15

CoLI'MHl'S.. Ohio. May ll-For the
present. at Least. the probability Of a
spectacular pitched battle between Aho
Taft and Forakcf-DicIA factions in this
state has passed The fight is still in
progress. however. and the Indications
now are thai il viii terminate only
with the retirement from public life
of either Senator Foraker or sccrctary
taft
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-15
ROBBERS SLASH
HOLES IN WALLS
OF TENT HOUSES
Watches, Money and Clothing
Taken from Tents Near
Depot Some Time
Last Night

IIalfNa dozen tonts located ON High
street 1T Il point due north of the
White Pine County Telephone compa
nN's building. wer" broken into some
time Monday night aud money and
other yitlaables belonging to the oceu-
pants were stolen
The thieves slit holes in the canvass
walls of the tents and reaching
through distracted The clothing of the
sleeping occupants. Tile pockets Of
the garments We're rilled of their con
tents and the clothing was then drop
ped beside the tents.
one man VIII orcfpscd To give his
uame lost $Ii.a0 aud many other small
lcr amounts were taken. aggrcgating
fully Sla0. one silver watci and
gold watch We're also taken. There is
no clue Ia the identity Of the thicf or
thioVes
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-15
Publicity Committees
for National Irrigation
Congress are Appointed
Several Ely Men will Secure Complete Data Con-
cerning White Pine County and will be
Used in the Advertising Of this
Section of Nevada

OF preparing II for agricultural pur-
poses. The average yield from this soil
with its cost Of production and the
practices and cost of the irrigation sys-
TENS in vogue must be given. Another
scction of the report will be devoted
to tho cost of land and the different
qualities.
4 feature of the report will be dis
oussion Of the live stock interests of
the section in detail The prices for
all the necessities of life which the
new settler viii require are also to be
given.
As the live stock industry is dis
cusaad, the timber supply aud its cost
win also ba treated The cost of living
will be taken up in detail and the
Wholesale and retail prices of all do
meatic supplies will be noted.
NJ. Reeves has made the following
appointment for the other states in mis-
jurisdiction, as follows:
ITtah-Fred j. Kiesel, Ogden, chair
man of state committee for Utah; Ma
ior Richard W. Young, military in
structor in Agricultural college of
Utah, stationed at Logan, residing at
Salt Lake; Hon Thomas Judd, st.
George Utah, president Utah Horticul-
tural society; ]. Frank Alfred, of san
Pete county One appointment for
Utah is still open This position on the
committee will be rendered to mem
her of the faculty of the Agricultural
college Of Utah. in charge or one Of the
experiment stations.
Wyoming This committee is now
being organized the governor of the
lr,.I a on 1
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-15
SPECIAL OFFICER
NEEDED TO KEEP
STREETS CLEAN
After Lively Debate Commercial
Club Decide to Secure Appoint
ment Of Man for Sanitary
WOrk..RepOrtS Made

The Commercial club al its ,meeiine
last night. adopted motion to em-
power the executive committee of the
organization To employ u man IL act as
special sanitary officer for one month
at Il salary of $l50.ein ordrr that ac-
tive steps might be taken Immediately
To clean the town thoroughly aud To
thus prevent the possible spread of Iii
sease, resulting from unsanitary con
ditions.
The action was taken by the club
after Il warm, debate. in which the ma
ioriiy of the members present partici-
pated. 1t WAS preeipitatcd by the at
tnntion Of the club hcing called To the
FACT that Il number uf huillcrs are in
the habit of throwing dirt taken from
excavations ON their property into the
streets. DESTROYING the grade
Tnr discussion then turned 10 The re
fuse and garbage which has. been al
lowed III accumulate in all parts Of the
town.
Aftcr a warm debate. continuing fer
an hour, it was decided 10 appoint Il
special sanitary officer To be dcputizcd
6y The sheriff and to be paid by the
club. -
tive committee of the club take steps
TO secure suitable dumping ground
somewhere adjacent to. hui outside the
town limits. The matter was left tn
the committee
1t was reported that the membership
of The club is now between 10 and
115. Each member Of tile club was
urged 10 secure one additional mem-
her during May.
The committee having in charge the
petition asking for an. improvement Of
the mail service between Ely and Ruth
and Kimberley reported that more
than i.o0o signatures have been affixed
TO the petition. and that ii will be
forwarded te thc qongrcssmana n
Washington within a few DAYS. Gicso-
mtions of respect and coincidence wolo
read and ordered sent Ia the widow
of william J. Peters member Of tlir
club. who died Few days ago
II Y. Melloy was authorized To write
To the traffic manager of The Northern
Pacific halfway company asking him 10
use some Effort It. hurry forward
shipment Of pipr consigned To the iHy
Water company for uae ia the installa
ton of the Ely water system The corn
pany forwarded letters To the club
showing that the delay in the arrival
Of the pipe is teauaod nor by the mes
ligence Of the company but by tho
tack Of ears on the ralroaGsl
II was reported TINT all the Nmer
chants Of the town had agreed to Close
their places Of business during certain
hours on Decoration DAY
The committee having ih charge Tho
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-15
Drills Run Into Body Of Native Copper
Which Gives Way to 20 per cent
Ore..BOdy of Immense Size
and High Values

superintendent of drilling operations.
several days ago but every effort has
cen made by the company tu keep its
good fortune II secret until the find hlS
been fully explored. 1t has new been
demonstrated by borings that the chai-
cocite covers an area of not less than
500 acres underlying the conpany's cs-
tate
1t is believed that this ore body will
equal in value the great ore body Of
thc veteran group. The drills first
passing through Il rhyolite formation,
dropped into Il body of native copper.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-15
MANY FORTUNES
MADE IN RECENT
WHEAT FURRY

CHICAGO. MAY 1l.-Many men got
small fortunes from the board Of trade
this morning by quietly unloading
wheat at the high prices made possible
by yesterdays extraordinary bull
movements. The pit. however, was less
spectacular than it was yesterday and
the gallery, crowded to its utmost ca
pactN waited in vain for burst of
pandemonilirn like that which lasted
for hours Yesterday
December wheat touched a dollar for
single sale 1t the opening, but
promptly rctrc9ted from this conspicu-
ous position.
Tho vdAunle Of hnsiness done was
heavy Board mcmbershira, which re-
ceutlN found 10 buyers at $tSoo. we're
ensilI sllabie al $500 today.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-15

Charles r. Reeves. national commit
teeman for the National Irrigation con-
Eress, for the states of Nevada, Utah
wyoming :.nd Idaho. has announced
tho publicity committees Of these
states, who arc to prepare the data re-
quired by the National Irrigation con-
gross in its exploitation, for the benefit
of home seekors in the district en-
hraced ii these states.
The appointment Of Mr. Reeves rs
nation7f committeeman at Boise. Ida
no. a tle last session of the congress,
WAS b. recognition of his fight in be-
half Of Nevada for the next session of
the congress.
Samuel p Davis of Carson viii be
rendered the appointment as chairman
nf the state publicity committee. VII
liam pike, editor of the Reno Gazette,
will be named to represent that section
of the state.
w. W. Boohcr of Flkc is another
who Will be rendered 2 place on the
committee, and with him will serve
lieutenant Governor y. S. Dickerson of
Fly, representing White Pine county,
One appointment win go to Lincoln
county, in order that the semi-tropical
section of the state may be represent
ed
The other members for White Pine
county win be Hon. Joseph Judd OF
Barnes and Gordon n Place. city
editor of the White Pine News
The duties OF this committee Will be
to compile a complete statement of the
resources Of the county and the ma N
ner of handling tllcse resources. TheN
must give lucid description of the To-
cality. transportation facilities, rates.
railroads and wagon roads. mantfae-
turing industries farm products and
their. consumption an outline OF the
public schools Of the county and an
outlfnc OF commercial conditions
Another phase of the work of the
committee Will be 10 go into The char
:,ctcr of the land and its extent iha'
is opcn 10 settlement and a dcscrip-
tion of the water SIMPLY and its relia
bility. \ paper must he prepared GOV
cring climatic conditions, extremes OF
heal and cold precipitation, duration
of seasons and similar matters.
The plants and Wild fruits of the dis
frIct must be classified and tahul1t"d
and j, detailed description of the VA
rions class, $ Of soil in the districi
must be given. together with tn" cost
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-15

by tie breaking Of its drills into n
body of native copper which in turn
has given way to a body of chalcocite.
running not less than 20 per cent cop
per and carrying probably even higher
values, the Ely Central copper COM
pany has placed its properties anlorE
the four greatest properties in tltr
camp.
The discovery of the high grade ore
was made at a depth of 100 feet, AT Il
point on the Weber claim 300 feet
from the famous Eureka Shaft Of the
Copper Flat group of the Nevada Con
solidated Copper company.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-15
MARRIAGE CEREMONY
PERFORMED AZ RECTORY

The marriage of Alfred chcnncy
Jones and Miss Georgia Helen Crump
took place Al the residence OF Rev. DR..
G. c. Hunting. krcctor Of st. Bartholo-
news Episcopal church yesterday af-
ternoon The ceremony. which was
performed by Rev. Or. Hunting. was
witnessed by Mrs. G. c. Hunting and
Kiss Anna Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will reside at Ely
City.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-15
HAYWOOD'S JURY
MAY BE READY
TOSITTOMORROW
II Is Believed by the Attorneys that
Months Will Be Taken in the
Hearing Of This
Case

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ol 'ie Jury o"unse' Tor INC s'l'e sun
"'il'l' |" 'n,' '''iei 'llal Inc Jury VIII
DC eo''lpi''eh pS saturday.
'i'fen', harrow ana f.asar wilson
ioF 'ne ti'iise aiN'aeu 'he work oi
eA'nIil'i'lF ''t''',ien tou"A anu '"e'i
q"est'ollS 'o"h 're same Wlae range
outline" pN '"e.r assistant M I'ich
ardson and freely sanctioned by Judge
Fremont Wood. Mr. Wilson added to
the long train of connections. readings.
influences and associations that might
tend to disqualify q Juror, that OF
''l'''i'''s''ip III '"' i''''i' M 'iit,'' VINE"
at various times has been called upon
to duell strike disorders. The cxami-
nation failed, however, to disclose any
military men among the talcsmen
Mr.. barrow devoted much attention
to possible prcjudlccs of prospective
jurors and his attitude and inquiry was
earnest to the point of solemnty. He
gravcly invited each succeeding tales
man who passed through his hands to
place himself mentally in the serious
position of the prisoner and then to
honestly ask himself if he would care
to be tried by II men of minds framed
like his own
Two Of the original panel-J l.
Wageonor who figured in the Yost af-
fair, aud George Walker-went out for
bias and four of tile special venire
fnllod for varfnnh reasons h quality.
TWO OF tho latfer awore that they were
go opposed To cireumstantial evidence
in a capitaI case that they would re-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-15

For Sale.
Restaurant. cheap. Call at Elk Res
taurant. BIZ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
He MAY OPPOSE CLAY
Senatorial Bee Buzziag 10 Bonnet
Of Gov. hoke Smith?
MAY ANNOUNCE BET ORE LONG
Probability that the Georgia Chief
Executive Will Offer for the Senate
Has ec:n Matter OF political spec
ulatior Ter Some Time.

Atlanta, Sept. IL. Will Governor
Eunc SniiA opln'" lion. a. : Gay
ful I've ~. d States senate next
.'a"'
I'll! L. political topic watch Is
berg mai" re supjcc, OF very live.
" d .cu ion ~ toe " he hcarl iAe
EuN,IGu. > prCitra. ai.u:tss Al spar
IA on TUESDAY his first puoic ad'
DIRE. tinc" his inar.uratlpn as gov
r;uor re belief Is growing that
ne viii aspire 80 Ill Senator Ca! $
sea-.
lac profanity OF Governor Smith
Offering for II" senate has for sever
al months be- "a matte of poltlca!
su,Cu!a,iun In Georgia Various in.
Ci,..nt. ia>c furnlS ed c0rroborative
e,id,ncc That tended TO confirm tA!s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
lO JEWS MASSACRED
hvish Feast Turned luto Mourn
ia9 At Kishinev, Russia.
aooolvMs ATTACK GHETTO
es.. md Houses Of the Jews Were
.lsstsd BY eloodthirsty Mobs--Riot.
,ndored Them selves to ind,s.
eliminate Rapins.

Wanna. Sept. 10 Another mas
,aere Of Jews took place on the J""
,.h New Year In kishcnev. Armed
800. of hoo..urs attacked the Ghet.
:. here a. ,n.y did In 1896.
u,hty Jews vert Killed and man!
-. sounded. As usual. the author.
r,,.. made 10 attempt TO stop the pro-
.,,m or protect either the lives or
.,nnerty of the Semites. The shops
81 houses CT Ie Jews were looted
=, the bloodtnirsty MODS. and man!
a the victims were killed or wound
- seriously.
The outbreak OF anti Semitism has
S.es brewing for several days. ARGUS
- 70 fury ny oigoted ringleaders. the
llaelisans pll!agcd and killed right and
~. The stores OF the Jews we're
Ant pillased and their owners struck
Avn whenever they resisted. When
Hhay learned tnat there would be no
i,tsrfersuce by the authorities the r.
.ssers abandoned themselves to indis-
eslninate ra pine.
The Jews barricadrd themselves and
thedr families IN their houses ar!
fousnt back the .'a'er5 As long a th'>
we're able, bni L. ~ instances 'heF
Vese ove-poWc'c "aii I'VE p"n'
atty With their liz,
Women ard children we're a''acn'd
nnnerodful,y. and many on' ages
,assiast young girls were committed.
Appeals for protection from the
Jevs we're UNDECIDED by IL" au'hnri-
tss until utgh;fall. ~Ltn patrols were
tafdily stationed In the streets OF the
Jewish quarter.
Many Jews fed from the city and
sought to cross the border into Rou
mania. but they were stopped Their
BY the Roun anian guards. who would
not permit them to enter the country.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
FIRE On TrE INDIANA.
Big Batt!eship Narrowly Ese?pec De-
struetion-eravery Of the Crew.

Washington. sept. IL r." navy
department. Ia. made ruh,.. " ;act
that. 'nr"uga ne in her coat ,.nk
ers ON IN" morning ~ S,rtc'. -" >,
the ba'teship Indiana. nuA ur.'r.o
lnc l"ta.c- AZ :Ao l..d.uc l..%Ild laIy
yard. narrowly r,car d d,struc' .un.
tie amn,iri'.o on IN ne d.AC,n' ~
aAin'a beng safely removed ON.
through the eXIiDi'iOn ~ tao Creates
courage on the part OF the oeiictr> and
crew.
~ damage rCsi!,eh from me Ere
WI, was caused by spnU,an.,
continuation Of coal. 1Ic work ~ re-
moving thc ammunition from t." ad
jaC'n, tN,,vc and s!X-iuch suns mag.
az-ts wa. lccurdiA" to tn r"pci,
proceeded With quietly. Tn" iva
magazines aud the shell rooms BE-
came dangerously heated aud were
toud,i To u depth Of twcnt! inCAr.,
I.!cu'erah, Cun.irandcr J l..
Sicnt directed tie fire party consist
ing Of Gunner l.. Erhuii and nine
I''I. " Nv w ~ Y VI a. v Ma - 81 VI
removed the ammunit ION. The sin
tO\,. nearr>; III" bull>N I'D Wt.c Sc
not a. to ht taNdlcl with difficulty
, while tnc bu.hArads and l.; inch she'll:
were :, hot tAai TIC. banned 'o'
hand, and bli-''r,d tnr paint. The
Goa en- h.e Vas hrod' until the TEN
perature dropped 10 normal.
Those WI, tuie.cL TIE magazine
commanding officer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-14
CLASH DUE TO STRIKE.
Five Trolley Car Men Are Wounded
n San Francisco.

San Francisco. Sept. l3, --Ac the
result Of a clash between the police
I'd TIE non.union men at work on
t. street cars. Ave Of the latter were
wounded and are now in st. Lake $
nc spital.
The trouble occurred w1,n wreck
ing car OF thc United Railroads. with
l., men was approaching the car barr
az the corner CT liah and Twenty
fourth strert. As the car was passing
q tent occupied BY union picketi
stones were thrown at II and shot
we're fred by some of the car men
but none we're hit.
The car continued on Its way to th<
barns, where the crowd had Assem-
bed. Some OF the men aliGhtet
ard the trouble began.
Policemen l.. Wade. ]. Miller ant
A. H!re!ow appeared on the scene ant
ordered the men not to snOot. II II
said ,aal this command was disre
sarded. whercupon the police USE
their revOlvers. five Of the car MEL
being wounded. The union pickett
who occupied the tent where the dis
turbance began, say that they wrr'
Informed that a wrecking crew wa
going 10 make an attack on them
the time the car approached.