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Arizona republican., 1907-02-07
Mrs. HoLzappIe's Convictions

. AolA ASllA.
Leave Us come out on the porch
. oucet Lizzie l got TO speak somepin
ID YOU"
Won't it do til I get through the
dishes already DAM" Lizzie hesitating-
Ig asked. pausing in her clearing Of the
supper table 10 glance up at her tall
husband.
Come out now" Dan said with a
motion OF his head toward the porch.
Dan was accustomed 10 being obey
Cd. he was foreman Of 4 room i'm
cotton factory and those under him
We're wont to heed the mere lift Of his
eye. But by no one in his employ was
his word, his look. his slightest wish 50
dutifully needed as by the pretty young
wife whom, with the devotion of
strong. deep and constant nature. he
loved
THE dishes can wait. Lizzie III
help you through with 'em then" he
said. taking his ha- from a nail I'M the
kitchen wall and walking toward the
doo-. 81 got somepin To- speak To YOU"
iizzie's sweet face took on look of
raiut surprise rs. lifting their three
year old Little girl from her high chair,
she followed him.
He turned about I'm the narrow pas
sage leading from the kitchen to the
font door. and took the child from her
arms.
81 tole you I didn't want YOU to be
carryin the baby SO much still" (con-
srantly) lie said in a gravely reproving
tone.
Il won't" Lizzie meekly acquiesced
as she gave the child up To him.
Dan perched her on his shoulder and
when they came out from the narrow
hall 20 the front porch he swung her up
hign before depositing her on the floor.
She caught his trousers in her tiny fin
gers and looked up al him insistently.
Up high adeu," she demanded. Up
high, Betty want zap high"
A. he tossed Ler up high" the real
.za-ion Of her growing weight gave him
an uneasy constituencies that he was
being remiss in his parental duty in not
taking Some means. whatever they
might be. for teaching this audacious
baby some Of the rudiments al least Of
respect for psterual authority. Why.
sl. minded ,hsr mother better than she
die HIM HI chuckeld iuwardly as the
iucungruOus fact came home TO him,
though his heart tonight was not light
enough 10 be much amused al any
thing.
Now. Betty" he said 90 the child.
"you -uU round the yard and play till
speak sumepin 20 Nom"
I'm afraid shell pull them lilies,
Dan" LIZZIE auXiously suggested.
Dan hesitatad an instant then look
OF resolution settled about his mouth.
He took the child by the hand and led
h-r around the house 20 the bush of
lilies
Vow. Betty" he earnestly spoke 10
her as he kuelt on one knee and held
the little girl close 10 him. you see
this here BUSH"
"ESs." Betty answered with an unin-
tsr,ster air. Want up high, Up
high" she clam5red. trying 20 wiggle
8U- OF his a.m.
Bat he held her firmly. Look at
them lilies Now. Betty. ! don't want
YOU TO touch one Of them posies. do you
understand You haven't the dare 70
touch one II them" he distinctly and
emphaically told her. Vow YOU mind
what tell you. baby. viii YOU"
Betty want up high Dan, Up
hi-h,"
~WHl you keep your hands off them
flowers
"Ess Betty want up high"
H tossed her up once more. and
when he had put her down. with a part
Arizona republican., 1907-02-07
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1t is a serious mistake
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When you notice irregu-
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ing short breath, palpita-
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ening influence is felt al
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u have used 10 bottles Of DR.. Miles
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what ! was taking and ! told him
DR.. Miles Heart Cure. lie said IL was
not going to do me any good but IL
did. ! have not taken any FOR a year
now, ard while there is occasionally i
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Is not enough for me TO continue the
use Of the medicine. II / should get
worse / would know what TO do. Take
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| consider myself practically cured OF
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Arizona republican., 1907-02-07
Personal Mention
Observation-Disclosures; :;

The guests Of the Hotel Adams yes
terday We're Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Fin
ney, New York; Bernard Cunniff.
Prescott; NJ. G. Cunniff. New York:
Mrs Murray and son. Miss YOumans
and ]. J. Murray, ORC Grande. y. NJ;
L. f. Edgworth. san Francisco; J. G.
Richards. Denver; +. :. GOsney. Flag
staff W G. Landers. Los Angeles; c.
O. Netherton. Gallatin. Miss.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-07
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: Of Local Interest :
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1. r + + r + r + r r r r 4 r r r 4

A LONGER STAY THAN USUAL
w. +. Deity the mining engineer who
has been fitting through this town
for several years remaining hardly
long enough to renew acquaintance
with his family is in town again. This
time he is held here for a day or two
10 take part In the meeting OF a min
ing company.
SUIT FOR DIVORcE-Suit for di-
vorce was brought in district court
yesterday by Pearl +. Berry against
Frank +. Berry on very good grounds.
the principal one Of which is that he
is an inmate Of the penitentiary at
Folsom. California. where ne is serv-
ing five year term for grand larceny
Of which he was convicted in Los An
geles. The parties were married in
california five years ago.
THE RETURNING COMMITTEES
The legislative committees sent out
to visit the territorial institutions are
beginning to come back Captain
Hoghe and Mr.. Mcintyre Of the COM
mittee which went to the reform
school returned last night and the
house members will probably be in to-
day. II is thought that the northern
committees win be back today. Cap
tain Hoghe said last night that lis
visit to Benson had been pleasant
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-16

exception F'atrall moved for al arrest
los judgment on FIVE grounds.
DUNE PRoNoUNCEs JUDGMENT.
TIE noting Of the exception followed
the denial Of the second motion. and
once more the prisoner stood, as the
Judge began the recital q Z singing
pronunciation Of tle career Of the one
time musician. who had run the garnul
OF national fame 10 the concIus Ion
which was even then being enacted.
The Court said:
IN pronoUncing judgment in this
cause the Court has but very brie;
comments 70 make. Il can be said that
the verdict Of the jury in this case
mas Z deeper significance than cr7i-
narlly attaches 10 4 finding Of guilt.
II Is message TO ali the people that
IN the city Of San Francisco law and
order are supreme. that no man 10
matter how exalted his station, or how
strong and powerful the political. social
ana financial influences which surround
him. Is above the law.
Eugene E. Schmitz, you have here
totoTe occupied the highest Office which
the city Of san Francisco ean confer on
one OF its citizens. You were elevated
10 that position beause Of the conf
dence and trust thar the mass of the
people reposed in you
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-16

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-16
FOR NEW TRIAL.

As Fairau stood up 70 make the Hs}itl
motions for q new trial ana Tor an aE-
resi- NJ 7uHEmant, Sehmi-z sat down
This was quickly disposed C By the
Court without other argument than q
statement from Langton that he
thought the record was sufficiently
clear 10 speak for itself. and The Judge
denied the motion. After noting lis
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
WATER TURNED IN
ELY CITY MAINS
Test Made OF Pipes Before Work
OF Filling Trenches is
Commenced.

The principal water mains al Ely
City have been completed and the
water was turned into The system
yesterday for The drst time The
trenches have NOT YET been 0lled. as
il is necessary 10 test he mains and
correct any naWs that may be- found.
before The mains are covered There
was some slight leakage from several
Of The joints yesterday bot these
leaks were caulked, and the system
will be put into regular comnissioa
within a day or two
With the water in the MAINS with
The tremendous pressure which ii
gains by falling from the heights
above the townsitc Ely city has adj
mirable fire projections, and it is be
Iieved that a marked reduction in in
surancc rates viii follow in a short
time.
The principal mains having been
completed work will be taken up as
soon rs necessary on the laterals.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
WILL. GAMBLE
ON MANS LIFE
Santa Monica Men Risk $4,000
In the Hope of Reaping ST.
100000 in Few Years.

Santa Monic9 Calf, May 6.-In
the hope of winning $2,000,000, J. G.
Steele, former postmaster of Santa
Monica; Ben Hunter, until recently
city attorney. Robert M Miller sec
retary of the board of education, and
\. w Mcpherson, manager OF the
Edison Gas and Electric company,
have plunged $4,000 ON the life OF
Henry c. Keating one of the heirs of
the Heating estate. valued at nearly
S5.o00,O00 If this heir lives for two
and one-half years, till the Youngest
inheritor comes OF age, the plungers
will thereby hold clear title to land
In Los Angeles-eounty valued at moro
than $1,500,oOo
If he dies within the time named
the entire estate reverts TO the other
heirs of the estate, his brothers and
sisters, Henry c. Heating, the heir
wants ready money Straitened for
immediate resources, he has taken
the quickest means Of realizing on
his rich prospects and accepted cash
offers
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
PLEADS GUILTY
TO VILE PLOT
Emmett; Who Sought to Make
Money by Gripping u. S. Navy,
Turns States Evidence.
Pittsburg, May G.-The case of j

Pittsburg, May G.-Fhe case of j.
j Dunn Charles Close and Frank l..
Emmett former employees OF the
Shelby Steel Tube company OF
Grenville, charged with conspiracy
TO defraud the government in connec-
tion with installing alleged defective
tubes on the war vessels Pennsylva-
MIA. Louisiana, Maryland, Charles
ton, Nebraska, Minnesota. Vermont
Washington and Tennessee, was
called today in the United States
district court
One of the defendants, Frank l..
Emmett, pleaded guilty today and
waived a hearing United States Dis
trict Attorney John ". Dunltle eX-
planned that Emmett had turned
states evidence and some, sensational
testimony is expected TO develop dur
ing the trial
The defendants are charged win
furnishing defective boiler tubes 10
Z s naval vessels from the Green
Vile. Pa, mills of the shelby Steel
Tube company, by which the defend
ants woit omployed
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
LONG SHOT wins GREAT KENTUCKY DERBY

set stih pace for the first six fur
longs. considering the condition OF
the track Red Gauntlet and Orland
Wick see-sawed along behind and
trailing six lengths in the rear ran
Pink Star Before the mile was
reached Seal had all except Pink
Star. who had moved up to fourth
place. in distress Thousands pro
claimed Seal us the winner rs they
turned into The strotoh. moi seeing
Jockey Minder nneouple Pink Star.
The big bay colt speedily closed up
the four lengths between him and
Seal. with the greatest ease Hall
way down the stretch Pink Star
showed in front and the race was
Won From there on TO Che wire Pink
Star held the race safe. The favor
ite. Red Gauntlet, remained in fifth
place almost the entire distance, and
whom called upon in the stretch the
best he could do was to move into
fourth position The winner is 4 bay
coli by Pink Coat, dam Mary Malloy
and owned by J. II. Woodlord
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
TEXAS SWEPT
BY TORNADO
Three Deaths Reported and Several
Villages are Destroyed
By The Storm.

For Worth, Texas. May G. \
storm Of wind and rain which was
general throughout considerable
area in northern Texas, and which
at some places assumed the Bropor-
tions OF tornado. according 10 mea-
ger reports received here tonighG.
has resulted in the loss OF at least
three lives. the injury OF many other
persons and great damage 10 proper
ty and crops
Several villages We're wiped oua
but because Of The prosraIion of both
telegraph and telephone wires. de-
tails are almost Impossible to obtain,
At Deport, one OF the largest VII
lagos in I,amra county, twenty miles
from Paris the storm passed north
east, cutting q path about 100 yards
wide
At Halcsboro. in Ked River county,
The wife and child Of Andrcw 3el
were hurt
The village Of Antioch was pracii-
cally destroyed
Crops in the path Of he storm
were completely destroyed The viii
lage of Birdweieht was destroyed,
and it is known that al least one
death occurred there
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07

2:12 SO was the slowest in the his
tory of the race.
The race furnished an, unusually
open betting proposition, due largely
10 the heavy track. which caused the
withdrawal shortly before the race
Of Arctic. colt which has been an
overwhelming favorite in the future
books. BoXara and Holdfast were
also scratched. leaving field of six
With Red Gauntlet installed as favor
lie 1T 3 10 . with heavy play on
Oyelando and Wool Sandals, each
held at 3 10 | Seal al s to / , had
iome little support, but Orland Wick
III 70 10 /, , and Pink Star at 5 TO | &.
were virtually overlooked In some
books as good as 20 10 was laid
against the winner who closed al =
10 | on the strength of little play
by sharpshooters.
The field was sent away TO a good
start. Wool Sandals jumped into the
lead but rellnqnished it to Seal Bo
land on Seal, with Wool Sandals and
Ovelando alternating in second place
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
MASONS BEGIN
$4,000 BLOCK
ThOnpSOn-Gunn Building at EIey
enth and D Streets, Ely City,
Moving Upwards.

The rock work fof The foundation
OF the rhomnson-Gnnn block al
Eleyeu1h and q streets Gl} city. waa
commenced yest,Sdas ~ iaa&e
force of stone masuns Tie ronnaa-
ton will lte in place within few
days, when the work vii be coin
menced on .superstrueture.
The Thompson Gmn hlocl, is 81,
uated on what is designed 20 be The
principal business corner Of Ely CITY
1t is only Il shou distance from the
passenger station, also under CON
struetion, and viii be across the
street from the new hotel which will
cost not less thm S10o.0o0. and
which is designed 20 be one OF the
finest in the State.
The Thompson-GmN block will
cost $4,000, and Will be three
stories in height Brick is thc build
ing material to be used The ground
foor viii he used for stores and
business purposes, and the upper
floors will be uaad as Offices The
buildins viii be lighted throughout
by electricity, and will be heated by
steam There viii he modern con
ycniences on every hoor. and no eX-
pense will be spared by the build
ers TO make it model structure.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
ASKS CARMEN
TO RESUME WORK
President Calhoun of Frisco Rail-
ways Announces Firm Stand
Of Strikers to Stav Out.

san IrapciscoA May 6.-The day
passed quietly ami there was practi-
cally no change in either the car
mems, iron workers or telephone
strike.
Two or three ears hauling proviS-
ions ans other commissary supplies
between the ear barns were run
over some oi he lines OF the United
Railroads. Beyond hootin9 and
jccring along The routes travccld by
the ears, no demonstration was made
6It is pretty generally understood
that the first attempt to run cars will
be made tomorrow. President Cal
honn would not make known his
plans, but issued Il statement tonight
indicative Of his intention to start
out sons cars tomorrow. He ad.
mitted TO the Associated Press that
he anticipated trouble, but expressed
the opinion that it would be of short
duration. The company, it is said,
has about 500 strike.breal1ers ready
to take out cars.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07

Richard A. Reipe and o. f. Mann
have prepared plat for the eighty
acres in Robinson canyon Known rs
the Reipo quarry. for townsitc pm-
poses. The proposed townsite is de-
signed to furnish homes for the many
miners who are employed in The
mines Of ihc district tributary 10 lhat
section
II is proposed 10 install waber
system, graded streets and other i'm
proyements as the tract is settled.
The promoters say that the townslte
is an ideal site for such purposes.
Attorney Anthony Jurich has charge
Of the legal dep; rtment of the pro-
posed townsite, which Will be known
rs Junction City.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
( MON LONGSHORE.MEN
LOCKED OUT AT SEATTLE

Seattle, Wash May 6.-Union
longshoremen are practically locked
cut on the Seattle water front Yes
sells are being loaded by non-union
men and succeeded in getting away
on time. The longshoremen have so
far been ANo to get two crews of
men engagGa by the Owners associa-
ton to quit work and join their
ranks. shipping men say they can
get all the help they want
The steamship Ohio has been or
dered IN have, new .dasi2s put 'in by
the' local i!Aspectors. She will, pro-
coed to Quartermaster harbor to-
morrow to have the work hone.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
San Francisco. May President
Calhoun tonight issued the following

San Francisco, May President
Calhoun tonight issued the following
statement.
The United Railroads hopes that
all Of It's former employees will report
tomorrow morning. Il recognizes
that, under the direction Of the Car
mems union, il Will require some
courage ror itS members to return
Ia work. Those who do not report
by O'Clock viii be, as stated in the
notice published yesterday and post
ed in the car barns, formally dis
charged from the service Of the com
pany
The officials of the company have
only the kindcst feelings for its en-
ploye5, and will cordially welcome
their return. The exact status is
that the union haa Of its own mo-
ton severed its relations with he
company. II did this with the fun
knowledge that this separation would
he permanent - The matters in con
troversy involved no union principle
whatever bal was mere question
of business adjustment based on
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
SAY SQUATTERS :
MUST ALL MOVE
Commissioners Order Clearing OF
Canyon Back Of Court House.
Other Matters OF interest

I'm order was gwen by the board
of county commissioners To Sheriff
House yesterday. n The regular SEES
ainu Of the board which viii cause
caaadefable trouble TO a large mum
Der Of sqnaHers who have taken
possession Of toul-room in the can
yon bach of the court house, without
the penoissien Of The hoard.
II was stated in the session thai
these squatters have taken possession
OF The ground, ana pay no ground
rent There is no authority given
10 them TO occupy the ground. and
as an undesirable condition is said
10 exist in the canyon it was deemed
advisable 10 clear the canyon Of all
squaaers Sheriff House will put the
order into execution at once.
The resignation Of L p Hill rs
constable at Cherry Creek Was re
ceiyed by The board. and was ac-
eepted / c. Smith was appointed
rs the successor OF Hill upon the
approval OF his bonds
The bond OF " J. Griswold. sheep
Inspector, was received and accepted
Fayette and North Lawn additions
10 Ely were approved upon the filing
OF the plats OF these additions
The district attorney was INSTRUCT
ed by The board to file with that body
this morning a written opinion on the
legality of leyying tax on the school
bonds about to be issued
The town of Ely was divided into
wards by the board, on the lines stat
ed in the News yesterday The di-
vision of the wards was suggested by
the petitioners who signed the appli-
cation for franchise granting incor-
poration 10 the camp
John II. Haryile appeared before
The board and suggested that steps
be taken at once to number the
houses in the town. in order thai the
present inconvenient lack of system
ana lack OF direction might bc done
away with. The board decided TO hold
the matter in abeyance until after
the election of the town trustees,
when that body might take the mat
ter up and settle it in it's own way.
r. II Peale, owner OF an acreage
tract comprising so acres, one and
one-half miles east of Ely City, pre-
sented plat of the land, and asked
that it be filed as an addition to Ely
City
The petition was granted and the
plat was approved by the commits
sioners The new plat. which is To-
Gated short distance beyond Step
toe. viii be known as Bntlef addition
to Ely City :.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
PHILADELPHIA JACK READY
FOR BOUT WiFn Burns

Los Angeles, Aay g. With the
strenuous portion OF their training AT
an end. "Philadelphia Jack OBricn
and Tommy Burns, who will bat
tle before the Pacific Athletic club
neXt Wednesday night for the heavy
weight championship OF The world.
today announced themselves in per
feet condition. and each contestant
expressed himself as confident of
gaining the victory
From present indications The men
viii enter The ring with less than five
pounds difference III weight. For
nearly Il week Burns has remained
stationary al Ill pounds and this
afternoon II was announced that
OBrien tipped The beam at Che same
notch
Battling Nelson William Nolaa
Bob Ward Battling Swanson
and Abdul "tae Turk are named as
O'Brien's seconds In The opposite
corner Billy Woods. Jimmy
Burns, Young Brusso' and Profess
sor Lewis will otliciate
\ difference of point in the odds
is in favor of o Brien and the Burns
supporters offer large amounts at 10
to : with O'Bren favorite Some
adjustment of these figures Is eX-
pecred before they enter the ring
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
WI. Hefomn Cltizens.

Antonio Vassilopulos, a native OF
Greece filed with County Clerk
Miles yesterday his declaration OF be-
coming citizen Of The United Statea
Similar declarations were fled by
Frank Chariglione. a miner IS years
old ana "A native OF Italy and by Gas
sion PHILIPPE, % years old IA sheep
herder and native OF France
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07
salt Lake Wants Ely's Caller.

e. J. Watts, who has been caller on
the Mining Stock Exchange since its
organization, leaves for Salt Lake
this morning to consider a nattering
business proposition which has been
offered him. and which he may ac-
cept. In the event of his acceptance
OF the proposition. Watts will remain
in Salt Lake.
During his residence in Ely. Watts
has made many friends who viii re-
gret his departure II he remains in
Salt Lake
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-07

nDuncing strike and am amazed al
llls action of yonr men after the
liberal manner in which you have
lroated them. | concur entirely il
9ae stand you have taken after the
refusal to accept the arbitration wa,
ale. which is the highest paid 10
slreet railway carmen by any Ia. &c
aity in the world. | am absolutely
opposed to any further concessions.
Your policy will, | believe, reeeiS .
me hearty support Of San Francisco g
public spirited citizens.
tSigned) ERNEST THALMANN.
President United Railways Invest
ment Company.