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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-14

est direct interest to the American
reader.
Not quite in ..e first rank of the
immortals of the stage, Ristori yet
remains one of its great figures. Her
autobiography shows her to have
been happy in her life as an artist,
with her intellectual interests entire
ly conferred upon her art; Mr. Ventu-
ra's appendix informs us that she
was no less happy as a woman Mr..
Ventura, by the way, could give us
some "reminiscences of Salyini, an he
would, no less interesting than those
he here gives us of his great con-
temporary.
Ristori is, on the whole, very dis
Greet in the expression of her I'M
pressions of her contemporaries. Oi
the historical and literary men and
women she met she has little to say;
of the great actors and actresses oil
her period she talks more freely
Booth she only mentions, without
comment, beyond calling him re
nowned," and the falma of Ameri
ca" Salvini she places beyond al
the players she has known; Rache
| she praises generously, even while
setting forth the sights put upon hen
| by the jealous / renchwoman. o.
Ermete Novelli she said: Eyes, he
| is a great artist, but he must not be
| lieve that he can ever reach to the
| proportions and to the celebrity o
| Salvini. OF Sarah Bernhard snt
| wrote to Mr. Ventura:
The art | speak of is that of my
own time, as it was understood b,
us, the missionary one, not this ar
| of modern tendencies, based on neu
| rosis and verify a tout priX. | have
the same opinion you have of Saral
| Bernhard, but we must agree tina
| she has great talent and great arts
tic perspicacity. Now she has dete
riorated in the exposition of he
| qualities, but at the climax she ha
a wonderful supremacy of idea, no
to be equalled by any one
This opinion of Duse, with which
one need not agree, must conclud
this review of the book:
'Duse has talent, and is uniqu
after Bernhard in fin de steele meth
eds. She is more human, however
Her facial mobility and absence o
artificiality are gifts, yet art like her
will die. Beware. | am eXtremel
fond of her and know her well, whic
has not prevented me from tellin
her what | am telling YOU'VE,
York Commercial.
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Thrilling Climax.

Two men were out, the bases were
full, and the cinch hitter of the team
was at bat
The umpire had called three balls
and two strikes.
The excitement was intense, but
too deep for words, and when the
pitcher began to wind himself up,
preparatory to delivering the ball,
the silence was painful.
1t was broken by loud, penetrat-
ing voice in the grand stand.
Ladies and gentlemen" ex-
claimed the owner of the voice, "who
wants another bag of this Justly cele-
brated popcorn?"-C Chicago Tribune.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-14

to maintain order? What kind of an
answer would we give to civilization
for abandoning the Philippines to
chaos and crime? The United States
will hold the Philippines, will give
their people, progressively, all the
self-goyernment that they can stand,
and will make them the most liberal
and modern spot on the map of Asia
and its islands.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-14
Who So Brave?

"Oh! George" sighed the romantic
girl, Il wish you were like the old
time knights; | wish you'd do some
thing brave to show your love for
me-"
WHAT" cried her fiance, haven't
agreed to marry you and me only
getting SIS a week" -Philadel
Press.
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The Disadvantages of Travel.

Mamma, Mrs. Oldcastle just went
wild over our new bust of Shakes
peare when she was here this after
noon
Burst, my dear, burst. Mercy
sakes, how can you use such slang?
And you've been in Europe twice,
Chicago Record-Herald.
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nncfop AI;ccaI He Chancn

While attending the funeral of her
husband, an Indiana woman became
engaged to the undertaken Her
probable reason was that it was her
first chance. The doctor neglected
an opportunity in failing to propose
New York American.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-14

81 suppose you visited all the
points of interest while you were
abroad?" said one young woman.
NO answered the other, 1--WE
were SO busy addressing post cards
to our friends that we hadn't time to
do much sightseeing. Washington
Star
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-14

Uncle Sam is prepared to show
that he can sufficiently guard the At
lantic coast after sending sixteen bat
tleships to the Pacific. England and
Japan, as allies, have slipped cog
in their calculations on this subject.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-14
What He Meant,

"Mr. Nervey tried to hug me last
night" said Tess.
'Oh," remarked Jess, that's what
he meant, then, when | saw him hur-
rying toward your house. He told
me he had a pressing engagement -
Philadelphia Press.
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NOTICE.

The Board of County Commits
sioners of White Pine County, Ne
vada, by J. f. Miles, Clerk, will re-
ceive plans and specifications for a
county Jail up and until 8 a. M,
Sept, 10th, 1907. Those parties who
have submitted plans may submit
new plans or remodel their original
plans up to the above mentioned
date.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all plans.
(SeaD j. +. MILES,
If Clerk.
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So Singulap.

Funny" said Baretop, "but there
was time when the BARRIERS used to
speak of my hair
You mean before you began to
get bald?' asked his friend.
Eyes. Now they speak of my
hairs Philadelphia Press.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-14

You can never build as cheap as
now. See our lumber advertisement
on Page Eight. Ely Townsite Co.
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See our lumber ad, Page Eight
Ely Townsite Co.
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Lumber Advertisement Page Eight
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al Sandman company, and accepted,
Notwithstanding its many palpable
risks.
MY object" she says, was to
vindicate abroad the true artistic
genius of the Italian stage, and to
show that Italy was not only the
Land of the Dead"
Thus begun the series of triumphs
in foreign lands-in France, in Eng
land Germany and Russia, in Spain
and Portugal. in Egypt, the United
States, and South America-which
ended in 1885.
The actress appends to her auto
biography analytical studies of six
of her famous parts Maria
Stuart" Giacometti's Elizabeth of
England" Lady Macbeth" Me
dea," Alfieri's "Myrrha," and RAJ
cines "Phedre." These studies
while not so exhaustive and minute
as Rachels, who went into details of
gesture and pose, are yet of great in
terest to the layman as well as to the
player, in their indication of the
manner in which the great actress
worked out for herself the psychol-
ogy of her parts, and the effect to be
produced upon her audiences. She
refrains, however, from explaining
the clever trick by which she facili-
tated the difficulties of the simulta-
neous dictations of two letters of
sharply contrasted content in Giaco-
metti's play-an effective bit of the
atrical invention. In her analysis
and synthesis of Lady Macbeth" she
followed, so she informs us, Mrs
Siddons' conception of the part in
the main, basing her Interpretation
upon an article in an English review.
Of the plays dealt with, Maria
Stuart and Macbeth" are of great
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16
Order 70 Show Cause.
STATE or Colorado.

STATE or COLORADO, /. :
In the matter Of tho estate OF James ".
Brown. Deceased.
Order To show cause on Petition for sale Of
real estate.
.iI,h day of February A. D.. l1uI. upon the u,
ttion fled h-rrin by Earl VI. Haskits. Ad.
mini.ttatof, ot said estate, for the sale Of the
'n'lo~ing described rrnl estate. or a portion
thereof, to~n; Ihe southwest quarter ol
section oisht, township twsntS.iour. south
Colorado, for the purpose Of paying the
costs Of administration, taxes and for tho best
Interests Of the estate, aud IL now appear
ing 10 the Court from said petition that proper
and legal grounds for the sale Of all or por-
tion Of said real estate.
Court that Liznie W Brown, Mary 4. Bfpwn.
Horace I. hrown. James W. brown and sll
psrs0ap who are legntres or dsyisees Of said
sssaie, or any pan thereof. or hcirs Of aid Dc.
eedent BE- and appear hcfore said Cour, At the
Court room Of said court, 10 the City of u
.Ah day Of March, A. D. 1901. At the hour Of
y o'clock In the forenoon Of said day. then and
thsrs 10 show cause, 10 any there br, Why 40 o..
der should not b made directing the said 3D.
ministrator 10 ses the whole OF so in,sch ol
ssid real estate ss may be nece-sary for The
iGsassR G6is1id sf ssisa sh., mi. o..
der b Published for at least four successive
weeks 10 he "a JuxTA .TnIsusR. a vsskly
nexspsper puhlished in aid County.
II Is TcRfnER ORDERED that CLYDE
I. Davis. EsQ- Of said County oi Otsro. b. and
hs L hsfebJ sPpointsd - .xuardain ad litssa
minor. 10 rspsessnt said minors q aid heasins.
By the Court, A. B. WALLIS.
:. County Judee.
firss publication February q, i9O7. -.
Last publication March q. 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16
s..,e. q s,ss.....
puBLlc NOTICE Or An ELECTION FOa
7 tke Durpose n ls.uin. munir;r.i ts,sSSs

pUHLic NOTICE Uf An ELbCTION FOR
: the purpose Of Issuing lnunicipAl h0ads
for The improvement Of public parks.
ln pufsuanes o. an ordlnasce Of the city ol
u Jun!s adopted and approved the fousth
day o. A.rehA. D., 1901. nosies 4. hereby nv
the city Of Ia Junta TO b held on the Arrs
Ine.day o. April. A. D. 1901. being Tuesday.
April ., iWl, At the several election prpcihess
10 the city OF Ia Junia, cOunty Of Otero, and
state eof Colorado, there vill be submitted er
vote Of such qualified electors Of the city ol
,nch election; havs. paid = property taI thsre-
IN. the question Of coutPactins an indelIted.
nes. In hHhrh ri the ritv ~ In Junta and nm
q the credit Thereof. by issuing the nesutl-
sole coupon bords OF the city Of La Lunsa.
tor the purpose Of the improvement OF public
and dollars (tl0yWol. to bear date the first
day OF May, A. D. 1901. payable at the oEsiou
o! the city after ten years from the date there
of and absolutely due aud payable fiftesl
years from The date thereof, bearing interest
a AZ, she rase Of a,s per cent -r anuum, pay
The election upoa The question aforesaid
WI % held during the same hours and II
tue same polling PLACES aitd cDnducted By III
same oficen Of election who shall have charcs
o. and shall conduct the election for city on.
cers to BE- elected and voted for on the "a IN
ot Apill, 4. n. 1901, In the city Of La junfa,
No person shall vUsr on tho question fOr or
asninst the Issuing Of such bonds. unless said
person shall have the necessary Qualifications
~ an clcctor as provided by law. aud shall. IN
the year next preceding said election. hnvr
paid 2 property tax upon property duly ~
sc.s~h 10 him or hcr IN said city 81 La Jiiuta.
he county treasurer of the county OF Otero
VIII make out and Gauss TO b. delivered To tho
Judges oi election 10 each election precinct 10
The city 81 La !nnta, prior to >aid election. :
certified list of tho tax payers Il, said eit~ ~
IA lnnta who. shall. in the year next prcced-
'hr the >aid election, have paid property ,ax
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16

The city council has appointed the
mayor and city attorney as q COM
mittee, with power to act. to confer
with railroad officials relative TO the
matter ofputting in subway at the
east end Of the yards. There have
been so many complaints concerning
the blocking Of the only outlet or
inlet from North La Junta and the
Holbrook country that the railroad
company and the city fathers have
come to the conclusion that this is
the only solution Of the problem, and
it is hoped tina. the latter will insist
on something being done at once, as
it is quite probable that the railway
officials will never exert themselves
neeilessly. The same officials were
also appointed as committee with
power to act to confer with the rail-
way officials regarding a passage
way at the east end Of the present
depot building. When the new de.
pot is completed La Junta will be
practically shut off from the main
line. and passengers will be COM
PEELED to walk around either one end
or the other Of the new structure.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16

The park commissioners started
the work Of improving the new park
site last Monday morning. The
grading is being done by L. o.
Evans. who has six teams employed,
and is under the supervision Of City
Engineer Lewis. The park commits
sion has decided not to employ the
services OF an expert at q fancy sal
ary, as it is thought that more can
be accomplished, with the funds
available. by home talent. Mr..
Evans estimates that it will require
at least fifty days TO complete the
grading. and it will I've about the
first Of May before the Planting Of
trees and shrubs is underway. Sec
retary Winchell. Of the park com.
mission, has already ordered the
trees and shrubs advised under the
planting plans Of the landscape archl-
tect. W. w. Parce, who designed
the plan Of the park, and they will be
placed, when the time arrives. under
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16

A top-notcher is simply an indi.
vidual who works for the institution
Of which he is q part. not against it.
He does not wear rubber boots
and stand on glass when he gets or.
ders from the boss. He is good
conductor and through him plays
the policy of the house. The in
terests of the house are his he new.
er separates himself from the con-
,cern, swabbing tie CREASED chute.
by knocking on the place or manage
'ment.
A top.notcher never says inwardly
nor outwardly, II wasn't hired to do
that" nor does he figure to work
exactly eight hours, and wear the
face off the clock.
He works until the work is done,
and does not leave his desk looking
like the map of San Francisco after
the shake-up.
AS general proposition, would
say that nop-notchers and cigarette
lists are different persons. A top
notcher prizes his health more than
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16
SATURDAY. MARCH 1s. 1907.

JrNTA IS A CITY OF sfN
thou-aud population SUD conu;i
1snt ot Ot.ro county, th. greatest
agricultural county in the Arkhn'
Iii sas Waller. thrr- br-t .ussr f-e.
- tofi-. brin located within IL. bonn.
dnrt-,. La Innta i. located at 'h, ipa.'ion oi
three dl,isions Of ,te Atehisoa,, IoI-k" nna
Isl miles southeast Of D-ursr. siaiy-fhf'-
miles EAST Of Pueblo. and eight, one mile.
north and east of Trinidad. la EOl the santa
f. s.i,reisJ sonae h,ns rm,r1h, sho,,. soa, .,nrs.
houses. roandhou-r. rtr. The rsiir"hiro,i-
pan, -mpio.. 80 Inrn ard prs, "is tnyb'hY
at this place over s')"D Tor labor, ihs 2nieA
sugar Fariory. tive miles west of Ia Julfs
was ---ri-d in IO'st cnrt "i s!-Iphp. La
Junta has Just r-huiit aud extended its water
System at hn -Sl~nse OF sOhp, u I, Dwhrh
by the city. and commenced operation. ron
n~s source OF supply ia February, 1907. IN"
altitude /. ADS feet, aud the eIlnntr thhrh
the year round u unsurpassed Aih"'t coh,
a wholly cloudy day IL IA rarity. La Junta hA-
ali the nIstrotsolltaB CONVENIENCE n~cieh n
city Of y IDO population, Including mnny mile,
OF brick sidewalk, . p-rfrct :, stem o' AM ADJ
tary sewerage. an electric light plant which
supplies an aIi.day aud nll.nisht service au ar
tihrinl ice flanr of -rs-n tons daily cspSeitJ'
- modern cold storage plant ~ith ,np'1i1
81 storing 400 tons of oiir- mountain lee,
rec rnr al Ire. delivery routss. city letter car
ri-r Office for local delivery. nre department
telephone system With l.rp .nb'cfii~r-i Aiiu
long ut-tstAfe rpfDrrtHtn Win t''N
stare. "A ,rbo1i system .Scell.I by 90 city ~
the state. employing tscsitJ --s'rn tsnehrrf
Ia twcntS two rooms. with n'.a IS high
school completed ia t'f. ten churchrs' '@.s,s'm @
.~eret aud ffuternni orders. tec bink-; sTn,
capital aud s1jDDo drtpsitst "iir dhiIj onh
two weekly pes sparr-r-. opera hn,i,r 81 -
seatiug capacity. brick plaht of s,Dr 'lhlIl ,a
psctty. manufacturing hest grality of yi'rit-i
brick -four mill Of 20 barrel. Ghily cnpae'iS
cement block plant. In fact. L. Jnnth l. nne
OF the hest towns OF it, size In toipfsh"'
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16

is the ..id city of L. JYns.. SOD no ger.oe-
sh all y0ts upno de issu3nes of said b<sss4< a0-
!e.s hi os her name skaM spp-.r up-ou -s.rh
liss- q
tton nto.s subnitted viii hr psrpaFH and
furni-hs1 by the city e3grk th0 t1.1asD OF
slectios. To b By them furnish<0 TO eh~
u3ecs0rs.
The saeesios will b. hsld and eus.dsses~a- s>
aearty - msy b. In the DAonef pre-c crfers-a by
i.s in the case Of an eieesion for municipal
IN vispess xterepf- the. clerk ~ the city
council ~ the cit, Of La Junsa ka, CAUSED ss.fs
" lsv, and In p1rsusacs OF ths afore~a.d s-r>
d,1asc- oi the city Of La Jun - this t-sh t-so
lsEALI c. b. STEWARD. cis, CIsrk-
Yirst publication. March Is. iYO.-
Last qualifications. M rch ~. lso.-
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16

The girl clerks in the stores say
that the hardest customers they
have to wait on are the women who
have worked for a living and then
married well. The girl clerks say
that former working girls are hard
to please. have an impolite way
with a clerk. and to use a clerks s
expression are "snippy." The clerks
all agree that they like to wait on
the wives Of railroad men. They
say that railroad mems wives have
plenty Of money. know what to buy.
and are always polite to the girl who
waits upon them.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16

A teacher in one of New York s
public schools. in the course of a
lesson on Natural History" was en-
planning to her class of boys the
harm that had been done to the
trees in the city by worms. and then
went on telling how the English
sparrows had been imported to kill
the worms. and that the sparrows
had increased so in numbers that
they had become as bad as the
worms. Noticing the boys were
not very attentive. she said to one Of
them: Tommy. which do you think
are the worst. the worms or the
sparrows?" Il don't know" said
Tommy. "Inever had the sparrows. y
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16
NAV About
Town

The county clerks office now has
two Harrys. the chief and the depu-
ty, and this is occasioning some con.
fusion on the telephone. particularly
when their wives want them. The
Enterprise would suggest Harry"
and "Old Harry" as distinctive
titles. But just which should be
used for His Satanic Majesty it
leaves an open question. There is
small difference in their ages, and
their behavior is fair to middling in
both instances. Rocky Ford Enter.
prise.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16

In the last days Of the confeder-
acy. General Longstreeet observed a
soldier in tattered clothing standing
in mud and a beating rain during q
temporary halt Of the column. The
soldier was soliloquizing for the BEN
eft Of the bystanders. Il love my
country" he said. II could die for
my country. 'Breathes there a man
with soul 50 dead. who never to him
self has said. This is my own. my
native land But if l ever get
through with this war-if do get
through sure enough-I'll be damned
il ever fall in love with any other
country"
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16

q good time. so he has good time
all the time. Soreheads ard belli.
akers are usually suffering from
overeating. lack Of oxygen and loss
Of sleep.
II you want to be a top-notcher
beware Of the poker proclivity and
the pool room habit-otherwise des-
tiny has you on the list. Elbert
Hubbard.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16

Ny parents removed to Missouri
il. the early '30s: do not remember
Just when. for was not born then
and cared nothing for such things.
1t was a long journey in those days,
and must have been a rough and
tiresome one. The home was made
in the wee village of Florida, in
Monroe county. and | was born
there in 1885. The village con.
tanned hundred people and | in
creased the population by one per
cent. 1t is more than the best man
in history ever did for any other
town. 1t may not be modest in me
TO refer to this, but it is true. There
is no record Of a person doing as
much not even Shakespeare. But
| did it for Florida. and it shows
that | could have done it for any
olace even London. | suppose.
From Marx Twain's Autobiography
in the North American Review.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16
Application to Lease State I.ns,.
OTucK or THE STATE BpAEn
pf LAND COMMISSIONERS,

DENSIh. COLO, February Il, hoi.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ Plrndcfci'h aud Round, whose post.
ihicc addfr., !. h. Junta Colo. ob February
4 NJ made application No. KS. To th" STATE
hoard of Land Coinmissiog-rs to lease the
'olloving described school lands. situate in
III Bent, Otcfo aud Lns Apinas countir-, Colo
RADIO, to.witt
All uf section 10. township u south: all of
section J, township 2 south; and all OF sec.
ton II. township :. south; range - west
All OF sections Is aud Sb. township ~ south !:
all Of sctiou, II and u. township q soath
aud all oi section Is. township - south range
y wet.
All o. section. 70 and ii, township ss soash.
range "a west. N
No other application to lease thu abos@
dsscfibci premises OF objection against ~
abovs application will BE- considered aftSf
March % lg7.
John '. VIVIAN.
Register State Board Land Commi. ioners.
First publication. February q. lgUs.
Last publication. March ID. 1901.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16

Negotiations for the purpose Of
consolidating the Central Colorado
Power Company, capitalized at s22.-
OOO, 900. and the Northern Colorado
Power Company, capitalized at sl0,.
100000. are being carried forward
by Myron T. Herrick. Thomas F.
F. Walsh, Simon Guggenheim and
Others interested in the Central
Colorado Power Company. When
the negotiations are completed the
combined company will be capitalized
at $4,000, 600, and will supply elec-
tric light and power to almost three
fourths Of Colorado. One Of our
local coal men has been seeing things
since this announcement was made,
and says that it will result in putting
local coal dealers and the electric
light company out Of business. He
thinks that the big company will
furnish light and power for all local
consumers Of electric juice. includ.
ing the new water plant. and that
there will be nothing doing except
in . small way-too insignificant tn
be profitable. Everybody. including
the coal man. has his troubles.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16

A young married couple came out
Of the house the other morning and
were speeding down the street. He
was dressed to kill. and she, with a
hair pin in her mouth. was doing
her best to pull on pair of refrac-
tory gloves. why don't you dress
in the house," he growled, continu.
ing: II would as soon see a woman
put her stockings on in the street as
her gloves" Most men would, /"
she said. sweetly. and then the 81
lense was 50 intense that you could
hear gum drop.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16

his supervision. There will probably
be some fine residences in course Of
construction in the new Park addi-
tion before the good old summer
time Is far advanced.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16

The great family journal acknowl.
edges the receipt from our distin.
guished congressman, H. NJ. Hogg,
of one large mail sack Of garden
seeds. Each package is adorned
with his autograph. and if any Of
our subscribers would like to see
what kind Of fist our distinguished
representative in congress writes
they can have their curiosity ap.
peasel by calling at this Office and
securing package Of seed. Each
large package contains five smaller
packages of vegetable seed, the vari-
eties being lettuce. radish, tomato.
parsley and parsnip. They are war.
ranted to grow in any climate by
the seed distribution department Of
the United States Department Of
Agriculture. Come early and avoid
the rush. We have very little, il
any. surplus room in this office e-and
not any for garden seeds.