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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-07
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

City Council Room, Rock Island, Ill.,.
Feb. 6. 1907 The council met i'll adj
journed regular session at s o'clock.
Mayor McCaskrin presiding and all
the aldermen present except Sherwood
ana Anderson.
The clerk read reports of the varl-
Gus city officers for the month OF Jan
uary which were received and placed
on file
The clerk presented a bond of Con
rad II. Lininger in the sum of $i00 tp
bring streets and alleys in J. y. Win
ter's Ninth street addition TO grad"
within s months.
Alderman Robbins moved that The
resolution adopted fixing the bond To-:
grading the streets and alleys in j. Il.
Winters Ninth street addition be re
considered. Carried.
Alderman Robbins moved that The
bond be fixed at $500. Carried.
Alderman Dauber moved that Tn"
bond be accepted, and the plat adJpto !.
| Adopted by unanimous vote.
The mayor recommended that he pn
authorized 10 make report on Tia"
| bonds in relation to various plats.
Alderman Brooks moved that The re-
comnendation be adopted. Carried.
| Alderman Brooks offered resolU
ton authorizing the mayor and clerf
to confer with the officials of the TTi.
| City Railway company and see what
arrangements can be made for tho
| lighting of the bridges across Rock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-07

diate consideration of the ordinance.
Carried
Alderman Daubcr moved the adop-
ton of the ordinance. Adopted by
unanimous vote.
Alderman LAWYER offered an ordin-
ance increasing the pay of member,
OF the police department. and novel
its immediate consideration. Carried.
Alderman Oberg moved the adoption
Of the ordinance Adopted by unani-
nous vote
Alderman Smith moved that the OF
dinance committee report ordinances
increasing the wages of employees Of
various departments.
Adjourned on motion of Alderman
Trenkcnschuh II. c. SCHAFFER.
City Clerk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-07
ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE.
Real Estate Transfers.

Burton c. Rowe to Henry Hestel.
sw part section T., 10. 3w. $4,000.
John l.. Spaulding to Christ and c.
lesta Zimmerman, part lot 1G. Datbel-
lichn's subdivision lands, $1,000
George c.. Grcim to Ernest Luckcu
bill. lot 30, f. II. Guyer's first add
Rock Island, 81.
Rush w Mccartney to Louis Mo
senfelder. lot 1, block >. Long View
Heights. Rock Island, SSl7.I5.
p. F. Trenkenschuh to Louis Moser.
fielder, lot ). w. L. Baileys ninth add
Rock Island. 5000.
Minnie {. Waters to Louis Mosen
fielder. lot 6. w Z. Bailcy's Ninth add
Rock Island S2,7o0
Margal etha Peterson to Emnla
Peterson. undivided half lot l, block /
John Hills add, Moline. 800.
John l.. Hammerick to Alfred Lind
vail. nR of lot >, block 1, Moline. on
bluff. S1,325.
Andrew l.. Kepple to Isabella ]. Hol-
lingswCrth. lots & and :. block =.
Smiths subdivision. Outlot b, Smith
& Whites add. Moline, $47j.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-07
A Valuable Lesson,

Six years ago | learned valuable
lesson, writes John Pleasant of Mag
nolia. Ind. Il then began taking DR.
Kings New Life Pills. and the longer |
take them the better. | find them"
They please everybody. Guaranteed
at w. T. Hartz' drug store, sol Tween
tieth street. 25c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-07

The last OF the series of three relay
roller skating races between teams
from Rock Island and Davenport for
the championship of the tri-citics was
he'd last evening at the local rink.
The Rock Island boys were DEBATED by
half Il lap in the race. so Davenport
can we'll claim the championship. but
they will have to defend that title in
the near future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-07
Well Known Circuit.

The illinois Valley circuit is about
twenty-five years old and is one of the
best known in the country. Uniform
purses and uniform events are given at
each Of the cities in the circuit. The
dates follow directly ON the close OF
The circuit in Iowa. The purses are
such that some Of the best horses ON
the road will be here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-07
MANY WANT TO PLAY BALL
Walt Davis Has 35 Applications for
Places on Davenport Team.

Walt Davis. manager Of the SEMI
pro team that Davenport proposes 80
have the coming season to play SatuI-
days, Sundays and holiday. mas re
ceived 30 applications for places from
local players. From the list he eX-
poets TO be able to pick winninc
team
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-07
RACE At KEWANEE
Henry County Metropolis Gets
Membership in Illinois
Valley Circuit.
ORGANIZES AN ASSOCIATION
Arrangements Made for Meet June
1928, With Good Purses
Offered.

EcWanc", ILL.,. Feb. Organization
# he Kcwaucc Summer Racing ass0.
citation has been effected and the or
sanization has accepted the dates in
the Illinois Valley Racing circuit which
We're recently offered at the meeting
held i'm Aurora. The organization of
the association is as follows:
Presidents. F. Whiffen
Vice Prcsideut-Ira Blake.
Secretary-John p Brady.
Hugh Hill.
There will be four days of racing.
beginning Tuesday. Juno %. and end
ing Friday. June ~. There will be
three races each day. and the purses
for the class events will be uniformly
$500. Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day afternoons there will be stake
races in which the purse Will be 81 900
for each race. the highest amount 0l
money yet offered for race in Kc-
vance. The total purse money is Sc
100. There will DC only harness races.
Kcwanee viii be the first link in the
circuit. and the other cities in rotation
are La Sale. Mendoza, Aurora, Otta.
wa and StrCator.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-07
Rising from the Grave.

a prominent manufacturer, William
A. Fertwell. of Lucama, \. c., relate.
a most remarkable experience. He
says: After taking less than three
bottles of Electric Bitters, feel like
one rising from the grave My trouble
is Bright's disease, in the diabetes
stage. | fully believe Electric Bitters
will cure me permanently, for it ha;
already stopped the liver and bladdei
complications which have troubled me
for years" Guaranteed at W. T. Hartz
drug store, 301 Twentieth street. Price
only soc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-07
HANDBALL TEAMS PLAY
Moran and Wenger Defeat Weiss and
Young in Two Games.

Two handball games were played in
the business mems tournament at the
Y. NJ. c. A. last evening between Mo
ran and WcnSer and Weiss and Young
Both games were won by Moran and
Wenger. the first game by a score of
- to 10 and the second u to 9. There
will be two games played this evening
between Hampton and briggs and
Lienhard and Griggs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-07
THE C0MUS CLUB BOWLS
Kammerer Rolls High Score of 1913 in
Weekly Matches.

At the weekly meeting of The Comus
Bowling club held at the Hotel Harms
last evening. Kammcrer tOppled the
pins for high game of 1873. The scores
of the teams are as follows:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-07
Licensed to Wed.
HONOR RETIRING OFFICER
Rock Island Chapter Presents S. J.
Ferguson With an Emblem Rinq.

At the regular meeting of Rock Is
land chapter, No. is. r. A. NJ. held
Tuesday evening at the Masonic TEN
pie, S. J. Ferguson, who retired last
month after serving two terms as high
priest, was presented with beautifui
signet ring, bearing the emblem of the
order The presentation was made by
Past High Priest d. J. Sears. on be
half of the members of the chapter
Mr.. Ferguson made d fitting response
and expressed appreciation of the hon
or conferred on him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-07
ENtraCtiVg

Taking them up more in detail. An
massachusetts Malt-Nutrine seems the
best and Wyeth's second The others,
however. are quite popular, probab!y
because of their low price and high
percentage of alcohol. and are freely
sold by the glass at soda fountains as
q beverage"
In explanation of the high percent
age of alcohol found in so many of the
malt-tonics. Mr.. Dales said: "As 4
matter of fact. most malt extracts on
he market have either been allowed to
tcrment or have had alcohol added be.
lore bottling'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-02-07

Piles of people have piles. Why
suffer from piles when you can use
DeWitts CarboliZed Witch Hazel Salve
and get relief. Sold by all druggists.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03
LA SIRENA se"nso' ,, p no mMz;
NUNIERO =.

quadri che potrebbero spiacer To-
70, non Seguiremo punto milady
mel corso dele u gesta bacchiche.
CT bastera iii dire che, per qua
81 un'ora, essa non s'occupo che di
sturare dele bottiglie e di sorseg-
glare i VIM di lutte lie provenien-
re che contenevano.
Ella beveva senza tregua Q sem
"a sosta, non fernandez allie vol
tie che per riprender fiato.
lie sue vesti slacciate ondeggia-
vano intorno al suo corpo; i suoi
lunghi capelli disciolti cadevano
in disordine sulle sue spalle mezze
nude e sulla sua nuca, pezzi d'ala-
bastro divini i suoi occhi sembra-
vano allie vote illanguidirsi e chiu-
dersi poi, tutto ad un ~tratto, Ian
ciavano dele magnifiche famine !;
lie sue labbra di corallo 81 succhiu-
devano per ~articolare del ritornel-
Ii indistinti, dele parole d'amore
troncate, 0 per sgranare lie moduN
l~azioni sonore dun riso bizarre ed
interrotto.
Milady, in quel momento, avreb-
be potuto servir da modello ad un
able pittore per la pin bella dele
%baccanti, gridando: "Evoe"l..
ale feste del dio dele vendemmie,
e richiedenti di tutto l'ardore de-
suoi desideri, lie ubriache arezz
df qualche fauno dai pie di capra.
La vecchia Debora seguiva CO.
me meglio poteva l'esempio della
giovane ma il vino non sembrava
produrre il minimo effetto sulla
sua costituzione ferrea.
La cartapecora increspata che lie
copriva il viso non riceveva alcun
colorito da quelle multiple liba-
zioni.
Nessun lampo lie scaturiva dagli
occhi; lie sue pallide labbra sim
porporavano punto. Invano il xe-
res e l'alicante passarono dalla
COLA della megera, il loro alcool
non sembrava esercitare in Quel
cervello maggior effetto degli eff
fluvi di una innocente limonata;
ne il torso, ne lie gamble della vec-
CHA subivano alcuna di quelle ir.
resistibili oscillazioni d'una eb-
brezza nascente.
Non accadeva 10 stesso di mila-
dy che, come abbiamo gia accen-
nato, i vapori del vini di Spagna
e al Francia s'impossessavano
sempre pin di tutto il suo essere.
I'm rosso vivo lie rimpiazzava il
colorito roseo dele .guance, i suoi
occhi 81 circondavano dun GER
chic azzurro, la sua lingua diven-
tava pastosa e non poteva termi-
mare alcuma parola, ed e tutto Sc
la sua mano giungeva a portare al
lie labbra il bicchiere mezzo REM
DltO chi cOntenutO 81 SDan1pVa
L'Italia., 1907-09-03
Prezzi del MerCatO.

N. B.-I prezzi qui soto marcati sono
Approximately. Essi rappresentano lie
quotazioni fatte dai grossisti, o, CONNER
cianti all'ingrosso, di San Francisco ;quin %
di O. bene che l nostri farmers" ed agri-
coltori ~siano motto guardinghi, cercando
di %ottenere come regola generate. | prez-
I'll piu' alti.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03

sui tappeto nellie oscillazioni della
tesla e del braecio.
I'm smile state di ose non pote-
va durar motto.
La mano tremante iii milady ST
steSe un'ultima volta verso il cali
ce, i cui riflessi sollecitavano il
suo sguardo fiSso, ma il criStallo
lie sfuggi dale affusolate dita e
cadde infrangendosi in mile pezzi
con un tintinnio che essa accom-
Ipagno d'uno scoppio di risa alb
bozzato ed interrotto.
Quindi 81 provo d'alzarSi dalla
poltrona, ma non pote riuscirvi.
Lesue braccia illanguidite e
snervate ruzzolarono p~enzoloni
lungo la sedia.
Gil occhi 81 chiusero, il capo lie
ando per I'm istante da destra a ST.
sinistra fra lie ciocche del suoi
splendid capelli, poi 81 fermo sui
la spalla sinistra.
Mel tempo s~tesso, una respira-
zione asmatica, penosa, sollevava
lie arrotondate prominence del suo
bel seno.
Milady era addormentata.. =. o
piuttosto, rs ebra, m~orta...
Debora stette per un istante d.
nanzi ALA giovane, rita, immobi.
lie, col pugno sull'anca; poi, dopo
alcuni secondi di contemplazione,
alzo lie spalle e mormoro fra i dem
ii:
Guardate un po'l!... guar
date Sc non ia pietal.. vuol bere
g non sa nemmeno reggere il vino
ma g COST. :. tanto peggio per lei
la mettero a letto...
e, spogliando rapidamentc mila-
dy del resto dele sure vesti, prese
il suo bel corpo di baccante sner-
vata fra lie braccia, 10 sollevo e 10
porto fino al letto, mel quale 10
corico come avrebbe fatto dun
bambino.
Milady dormiva sempre e dino
strava soltanto con una specie di
lamento monotone, sordo e inarti-
c%olato, l'istintivo malcontento che
lie faceva provare il suo Gambia
mento di posizione.
Ma di quel vago mormorio, De-
bora non s'inquietava puntol
Terminate ch'ebbe di coricare
la giovane, levo i catenacci che a
yea spinti dopo la partenza di Yo-
rick, trasporto nella stanza che
.precedeva la camera da letto gil
avanzi della tavola e lie bottiglie
vuote, poi, dopo aver rimesso tut
to in ordine, richiuse la porta ed
ando a g%ettarsi anche lei sui suo
letto preparato in una camera vi
c1na.
Lasceremo ora la padrona e la
serva dormire fino al giorno di-
poi dun sonno tranquillo e pro-
fondo, che non avea pertanto null
la di commune con quello dell'in-
nOcenZa.
(Continuab
L'Italia., 1907-09-03
CONS!Gl.| agi Ammalati

eon+rno 80 sun 'rehze eesseranno. Non fate che Ia vostra
IolYuna, Id vOstra fehcita g la vostra vita siano distrntta al"
ms aan Non perdete il vostro tempo, la vostra eneroia an =
T. vos.io 0enaro a provare di guarrvi con rimedi senza vsl"ra
5pccoi mall trascurati diventando cronici sono pavanguard;a
aelS Harte. Curatevi subito prima che STA troppo tardi. '
ooiii'e voi Oh una dele seguenti maIattie:
Neumat.sn Ma di cuore Malattie infettive Sfopo Ill nellie
"a@ttl u occhr orecchie, naso, COLA, petto, del fepato q della mill,
. Peroete 1 Vostric car ELI Sc avete maIattie al stomaco.
Se avete male all ter Sc sofrite di norroidi ScoIo T1.o~a
S'nuoe ampotenza Sc sofHte di nervosita,. Ma.atte 4; netto
<.sMa, Iosse, Alamo, Eiori bianchi potar
irregolare. Dolori ALA schema e sottc ala panel,
IL corpo e qualunqae altra specie di maIatia~
vol potete guarirvi tantO da Vicino che da Ionta, ,
sc VI rivolgete al GRANDE UNIVERSAL ISTITIJTO
I'VE" YORK. MOI abbiamo migliaia di lettere di ringraziamento di
Personc d lutte lie eta e dilute le condizioni. che 81 sono .ervhe
oehe medicine di quest ISTITUTO ~PECIALIST e sono
euarlte. Queste medicine sollevano subtle lamraalato e 10 ou,.
f'sconoe con eertezza. Leggete queste nuove testimonianze.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03

L. GIAMBRUNI q q. ROLANDELL
In commesfibM itafiahi.
formaggi Q qualsiasi QualitA di pasta,
oil, GoAva Q funghi secchi. vini. n
quori Q sigari.
IA1sK DUPONT sfRnnT
vfe1nO 0Reen ~. 3. y.
L'Italia., 1907-09-03
DITTA P. NARDI g. BROS. Nuoy
DELFINO 8 KENNEDY sELLAI

Per spedixione di dsnaro o per pas
aaggi per italia r~ivolgetevi ail'Agsn-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-03
Alas. Poor Tobey.

''Tobey" is dead. Tobey had lived
so long in Ely that he was entitled
to be classed among the old timers.
Nobody ever knew his other name, If
he had one, and no one but +. O..
Corners ever knew the pedigree of
the old fellow.
Tobey was a dog. He was not a
blue ribbon dog, one whose ancient
lineage extended back into the DAYS
of Noah's ark. He had never been
awarded a gold medal for his oeaH-
tv on for his unusual merits But
even If he was not an aristcc"atic
dog. he was priced by his owref.
There we're others, however. v no
did not like Tobey with the same
kind or degree of affection, for if the
cold truth must be told. Tobey had
become somewhat crochety in his old
age. He had forgotten the antics of
puppyhood and held himself aloof
from the common mob. He had a
dignity all his own, and if this was
not respected Tobey would show his
disaproval in the usual way.
The last winter had aged the dog
greatly and the weight of years and
the infrmities of old age did not tend
to sweeten his disposition. Tobey
had suffered from rheumatism for a
considerable time and finally gave up
the ghost.
e. o. Corners, Tobey's master has
thus lost friend in whom he had
absolute confidence. Mr.. Corners is
Of the opinion that there was no 9TH
er dog in the country exactly like To-
hey. Those who knew the dog and
his disposition agree with him.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-03
LIST LIST. TO WEDDING BELLS.
lContrihuted.l


Weddings bells are ringing in Il
distant city for very popular young
man who has resided in and near
Ely for several months past, and his
host of friends here wish him AL the
happiness possible.
Who is it, Well, just wait until
he returns to Ely with his bride
then you will see and know that he
is mo stranger here. ii
There's no faint heart in the
makeup of this noble boy who
braved the proposal and heard the
sweetest answer. Yes.
And none more bravely volun-
teered his services to his country in
the suppression of the. Spaniard in
the Philippines, where, at each trum-
pet call to arms his superior officers
were compelled to resort to strategy
to keep him in bed while danger
ously i'll with fever.
Neither did he falter in his tire
leless search for fortune, untainted
by fraud or deception, that he might
be enabled to build for himself "a
cosy home.
After . enduring the struggles,
hardships and disappointments In the
interior of frozen Alaska he came to
Ely and quickly established himself
in the hearts of every one he met, So
cially and in business, ana by his
own personal efforts. his pleasing
manner and excellent disposition, he
readily obtained splendid position
here with the Nevada Consolidated
Copper company. and has proved, by
acts that wear, his ability to please
and to hold the position with his en-
ployers.
After securing some excellent min
ing property here and the NEEDED fur
Tough, he returned to his old home
to claim his reward, his fair bride.
When the honeymoon is over we
will gladly welcome him back to Ely
and to McGill, where he will reside,
and be as happy and contented as the
little goldfish there in the pool of
tepid water.
Ills friends here cannot await his
return to express congratulations,
and with one accord and in unison
they all exclaim:
Though far from us thou art re-
moved
Our hearts are with thee and thine
intended;
Blessings on thee. friend. and thy
beloved;
We are glad to know thourt num-
bered
With those in supremely Welded
Bliss"
Surely. true happiness Is thine! May
You both be true, forgiving. unset
fish.
And 80 live to count each livelong
day
AS happy as thy wedding day.
Couldst wish
For greater earthly joy than this?'
We're not qualified to give advice.
Or point the way to rightly live;
But, Mrs c., make the home so twill
: entfce
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

The following were registered at
the Hayes Park hotel last night: j..
f. Salbott, Goldrock, Arizona; F. M.
Aver, Kansas City; N. D. Wright and
B. C. Mcbride, McGill; B. ]. Nugent.
Superintendent Philip Brady of
the Mizpah Cor solidated Gold and
Copper companys property, former
ly the Banigan and Brady group, ar
rived in Ely last night from that very
promising camp.
The guests arriving in Ely last
night and registering at the North
ern hotel were E. W. Chase, Kim
berly; j. r. Petzold, Kansas City;
Philip Brady, Mizpah; j. b. Herrick,
Ogden; C. B. Marshall, Omaha, and
T. ]. Duddleston, Cobre.
Ira j. B own has purchased the
grubstake interests in all locations
made by prospecting party to pros
pect in this mining district, from Os-
car Hayman, John c. Bevin and Geo.
L. Giroux.
DR.. G. v. Copp returned yesterday
from Osceola where he went to In
spect a number Of placer claims in
which he is interested. He says he
believes that with thorough prospect
ing and more complete development
the district will show greater values
and worth than Is now supposed. The
country is admirably adapted to pla-
Ger mining though there is not suf-
ficlent water In sight for hydraulic
or sluice mining.
S. w. Bedford. the lawyer, return
ed from Goldfield yesterday. He says
that many Goldfeld men are inquir-
ing about Ely and that large numbers
of them are preparing to come to this
camp to locate permanently Ely,
he says. is now attracting the most
general and favorable comment of
any camp in the state.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-03
RICHARD ON
BIG MATCH
Thinks lie VIII Get GanS-NelSOn
Co Despite Efforts Of
San francisco

San Francisco sports and light
promoters want to get the Gans-Nel-
son fight for July 4, and are using ev-
cry method they can to get it away
from Ely-but l think they are go
ing to fall down hard"
So said G. L. (Tex) Richard yes
terday after his return from Califor-
MIA where he had been on trip In
which he combined the elements of
business and pleasure.
Cans has signed up. He Is sat
isfed with what is offered in the way
of a purse. The only hitch now is
with Nelson and Nolan. am wait
ing for an answer from them and ex-
pect 1t at any time now.
Cans is not looking for a cnance
TO get bigger purse. He wants the
tight as bad as he does the money
and I guess he will get to meet the
Battler again--and 1t will be IN Ely.
Those Frisco fellows tried to run
a bluff with paper promises. They
forget that money talks. | have the
money. 1t is real money. Not any
stage money. That cuts some figure
with the fighters.
4 think that Nolan and Nelson
will come to- and take up the prop
osition and sign up They are merely
haggling now | believe that the
gold coin looks better to them with
the $50 900 In sight than the $685.
900 or $4,000 stage money those
Frisco boys are trying TO tempt them
with
u am confident that Ely will get
the fight and if she gets it the Fourth
of July will be a hummer--for those
boys can sure fight some"
Richard will probably take no fur
Their steps to bring the men together,
1t is up to Nolan-and Nelson. Rick
ard will remain here 10 days for an
answer, when he will leave for the
east on short business trip.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-03
Thy husband to it. At each home

Thy husband to it. At each home
coming give
Him hearty welcome, ana loving
kiss.
BE. yc ever prepared for the unex
peeted
We know not the day. the hour"
forsooth.
But this We know. as poet well said,
The course of love ne'er did run
smooth"
A little quarrel occasionally may
not come amiss.
If quarrel. We do, be not persistent
Don't let neighbors know you had
"a spat."
If SHE says you did and you say
you didn't"
Why, just both shut up" let 1t go at
that;
For thoughts 'nough, and too much
a-plenty ISIS"
Remember thy friends, remember
thy VOWS;
Remember advice from those with
experience;
That both may live free from all sor-
rows
Ye must bear with each other. Use
no violence
But use thy slipper freely on all
"Katzenjammer Kids"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-03
FOR sALE-one standard oil

FOR SALE--One standard oil
we'll rig, consisting OF boiler, engine,
$500 feet OF iron casing, from IL
to IL inches In diameter and all nee
essary fixtures and attachments APP
plying thereto. Original cost $13,-
500. Will sell for $4,000 cash. Ad-
dress The Salt Lake Hardware Co.
Machinery Department. Salt Lake
April lat
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-03
INVESTORS WILL BUILD
RESIDENCES IN ELY CITY.

Four residence lots In Ely City
were bought by 8. G.. Botkin of San.
Jose. Cal, from Fulmer & Ives yes
terday. The purchaser will erect
within short time three or four
modern residences. to cost about
$4,000 each, on the property
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-03

NJ I. Kearns, who on Monday was
attacked by illness, was yes
terday able to return to his desk.