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 The TERRELL MEDICAL INSTITUTE IS chartered under the laws of Texas, Is owned by graduated physicians who have complied with all the Medical Laws of the State, are legally registered and can show you more diplomas, State Board Certificates and more and better endorsements than any other Institu- ton in Texas. Our Institution has 2 President whose name always appears in our newspaper announcements, and when you employ us to treat you, you at least know with whom you are deal ing.
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-31
ATTEMPTED HORSE
 THEFT AT LOWELL
Two Men Try to Make Away With Animal Belonging to
 ], H. Clark,
Lowell, Arlz., May sO. lsOS.

Lowell, AriZ., May 90, 1908.
 An attempt was made last evening to steal valuable horse belonging to J. H. Clark, of the Moore Fuel X Feed Company, and had it not been for the discovery of the would-be thieves, Mir. Clark would have been minus his animal. At about 10 o'clock a noise was heard in the rear of the office of the company on Main street, and upon investigation two men were seen leading the horse from it's stall. At that time they were apparently frightened and made their escape. Officers were called but their efforts to locate the men were useless. There is no clew to the identity of the men.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-31
Farewell Reception.

4 farewell reception was tender ed last evening to Misses Laura Schlaterer and Flo Dennison at the home of Mrs. w. W. Allen near the school house. About twenty people were present and Mrs. Allen acted as hostess. An enjoyable time was had by all who were present.
 Miss Schlaterer has been teacher at the Lowell school for some time and has become quite popular in Lowell society. She will leave for Winona, Minn., on next Monday where she will remain for some time. Miss Dennison has been a guest of Mrs. Allen for a number of months. and during her stay here has made Q host of friends. Miss Denni- son will leave for her home at San Jose, Cal, on Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-31

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 ANTEE OF POSITIVE LASTING
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-31

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SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01
WAS A FATAL
ATTACK
TYPHOID PNEUMONIA CAUSES
DEATH OF YOUNG MAN-SAID
TO BE OF A WEALTHY FAMILY
~ THE EAST.

Charles Wenger. aged 10 years.
died yesterday about noon. after an
Illness covering period OF two weeks
from typhoid-pneumonia. His body
is held awaiting a message from his
relatives in Monroe, Wis. as 10 dis
posal 10 be made OF the remains.
Wenger has been In this district
for several months. coming TO Smelter
from Salt Lake. At Smelter he was
employed in one of the boarding
houses and through exposure con-
tracted the complication of disease
which proved fatal.
1t is stated. although it may be
without foundation, that Wenger was
the son of we'll 10 do parents and
because of misunderstanding at
home. left 10 battle with the world
for himself II Is believed that the
remains will he desired sent 10 his
former home for interment.
The attack which he suffered was
one of the most maligant in form
that the physicians in the district
have ever had 10 contend with. A
week ago the condition of the young
man was considered hopeless. Heroic
treatment which was administered
at that time rallied him in degree
but his constitution was not such that
he could maintain the improvement
and he simply wasted until death
ensned
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01
PATENT CLAIM OWNERS
In For Taxes Unless Protest Was
On Or Before BIRD According
To This Ruling.

\ ruling made by the board of
equalization, aroused good deal OF
comment yesterday. II was in CO.
neetion with the application of L. J.
MeElin. of Hamilton. and Thomas
Mahon. of Cherry Creek. for removal
of assessments against patented min
ing claims this was refused upon
the advice of District Attorney Eddy
While the state law makes it OBJ
ligatory that each patented mine shall
be assessed by the county there Is
another section that provides that
if S10O worth of work has been done
Oh the claims no assessment shall be
made
Mr. McEllin. an owner of the
Young Treasure mine. assessed at
$500. claimed to have done $500
worth of work. Mr. Mahon. who
owns interest in the Vindicator. Vie
tor and Sunrise claims. in the Step
toe district. declared he had done
$500 worth of work.
Mr. Eddy in rendering his opinioa
stated that it was not the proper
time to take up the matter
as II should have been presented to
the board when il met on the 23rd
of the month. On this ground the
commissioners refused TO take action
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01
EQUALIZATION
is IN ORDER
COUNTY BOARD WILL PROBABLY
FINISH WORK ToDAY--NUMBER
OF RULINGS YESTERDAY.

The county commissioners had a
busy day yesterday when they met
as a board of equalization. The
session will probably slose this after
noon The following actions were
taken yesterday.
Mrs T. Magnuson, mortgage Of
$500. portion paid reduced $500,
Y. 7. Binford lowered from 500
ON pool tables TO 5000.
Mortgages held by John Weber
stricken from the roll. as included
in original statement of property.
Mrs. John Weber. raised from
$3.50 TO LOO on homestead
Four lots assessed to Mrs. Sarah
e Binford changed to Binford
Realty and Investment Co.
Assessment on skating rink, Ludke
& Culp. lowered from 81 .000 to $3.50
Petition Of T. j. McEllin. of
Hamilton for removal of assessment
OF $500 on Young Treasure Mine, a
patented property, refused. The same
action taken with Thomas Mahon of
Cherry Creek.
Louis Plessner, reduction refused.
Mortgages held by Ely Furniture
for S595 and S221.70 taken from the
roll. having been paid. Another
added to total of firm. amounting TO
S1.745.50.
Mortgage of $4,000 held by Mrs
Molhe Root cancelled having been
paid
Ely Lumber and Coal showed So
600 of a mortgage of $2,94S. paid,
being lowered that am
cunt \ lien was stricken from the
list of the same company. having
been filed in June 1907 and being
effective under the law only six
Three liens held by the Graham
Mercantile for $7S.4S. $352.1l and
$205.SS, stricken from roll as paid
\ mortgage assessment to George
Newman as holder, was cut off,
having been satisfied.
Two liens held by Shelton-Holtz-
man. for $254.11, and $49.05. were
stricken off.
Charles Minnoletti. assessment low
cred from $4,000 to $500
Miss Ellen HAYS, raised $4,000 on
her property and improvements.
". r, Meyer. released from lien
of S22425.
p. l.. Rigsby, reduced assessment
$500 amount of mortgage he had
Continued on Page FourD
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01

Hon. r.. l.. Flanagan. Repnblican
candidate for United States senator,
I.,dye uunh brown, candidate for
supreme judge, and Tom .rhch'
known throughout the United states
as the "SiIver Tongued" will arrive
i'm the district on Thursday evening
of next week.
They will remain here until the
follow ing sunday night ar Monday
morning.
Information to this effect was re-
.eiycd last evening by &. II. Reeves
in a letter from Secretary Humphries
Of the Republican state central
committee. which stated that like
advice was being sent TO the Rep
llblican county central committee.
plans for the several days during
which the visitors Will be here Will
ne formulated during the next few
days The matter Will come mp al
meeting OF executive committee OF
the county central committee which
mas been called for this evening and
also at a meeting of the Ely Rep
nblican club which was postponed
from last night until tonight in ex-
pectation that word from the state
Headquarters would be received in
he meantime and allow Of discuss
ion of matters In connection with
he expected visit
II Is probable that meetings will
ne addressed by Flanagan. Fitch and
brown at Smelter. the mines and Ely
Meetings at the mines and Smell
ter will probably he held first, the
final big rally being held in Ely and
drawing large attendance from Smell
ter and tTe miues. where the visitors
Will have had opportunity In advance
20 become acquainted with the I'M
mense resources and enterprises of
he district.
Plans of the visitors succeeding
their stay In the immediate district
are as yet unknown. further than
that Mr. Flanagan desires to visit
The principal points in the county
and will go 10 these following his
visit here in the event that he can
80 arrange the time az his disposal.
That the district will be thoroughly
warmed up during the presence OF
The visitors there can be no doubt.
All are forcible speakers. while Mr..
Fitch is known all over the west as
one OF It's ablest and most eloquent
orators Their coming will put Rep
ublicans on their metal and open the
campaign In earnest The biggest
political demonstration in the history
Of the county may reasonably be eN-
peeted AT mines, Smelter and in Ely.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01

OPERATING PLANT ENTIRELY
DESTROYED BY FLAMES-AC-
CIDENTAE DROPPING OF MATCH
THE CAUSE-MINE SAVED.

WINTER QUARTERS, Utah. Sept
3o-About 9:45 o'clock this morning
an employee of the Union Pacific Coal
company. at Scofleld, while lighting
his pit lamp in the boiler house. ac-
cidently dropped spark into a five
gallon can of coal oil causing an ex-
plosion which ignited the framework
of the boiler-house, almost instantly
turning IL into a seething furnace.
The boilers were soon put out of
commission. thus cutting off the
water supply. which was pumped
from a reservoir some 200 yards dis
tant. through the means of the boilers
generating the steam. This gave the
flames full sway. and in thirty min
utes the boiler house. tipple and
hoist of No. mine were totally des-
troyed.
As soon as the flames was dis
covered runners were dispatched
through the mine. notifying all in
side men of their great danger. BY
this means all the men escaped with
out injury. That this proved a wise
move developed later, as the flames
famed by a strong wind, soon COM
mouth of the mine. which were soon
blazing fiereely.
The fire fighters We're then massed
on the hill above the entry and about
twenty feet back, and used every en-
deavor 10 cave i'm the mouth In this
they were only partially successful
until giant powder was brought into
commission This accomplished the
purpose and the ignition of the coal
was prevented. The actual loss can
hardly be determined. as No mine
will be shut down indefinitely, or un-
til new boilers. hoist and tipple can
be installed, while No. | mine will be
run by horse power. if at all. as the
hoist will be useless until a power
plant is again established The loss
TO the Union Pacific Coal company in
and machinery will be i'm
The neighborhood of $4,000. fully
covered by insurance. and will throw
some 800 men out of employment for
an indefinite period.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01
RAILROAD DOG No MORE
MAX" Poisoned Yesterday Morning
-I,ailroadcrs Put Up SD
For Information.

Max. the railroad dog, kicked into
his last siding yesterday. and. sad
10 say. kicked In violently Last
night when the railroad boys heard
about il in East Ely. there were
things doing. including offer of a
reward of SIS for information as TO
the identity of the party who put out
the poison which cut short the career
of Max
Max was a big white. Boston bull.
the property of, II. l.. Cummings. Of
the Northern shops in East Ely. Most
of his time was spent by Max among
The railroad boys, whose particular
pet he was He had the right of way
over all of the Northern lines. and
took a daily constitutional on one or
the other of the trains. as a guest Of
honor
Always coed natured and absolute
~ harmless except among his own
tribe. where he was cock of the walk
or promptly ascertained the reason
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01

60 To IOWA
WILL MEET IN IOWA CITY IN 1910
NOMINATIONS OF GENERAL
OFFICERS FOR ENSUING TWO
YEARS ARE MADE

Salt Lake. Sept, 30--Des Moines.
Ia, will be the meeting place of the
next biennial convention of the Unit
ed Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners. to be held in the summer of
1910. This was the result reached
on the second ballot during the after
noon session. after one of the liyeliest
contests that has been held for 4
number of years.
San Francisco led by a large mai
ority but without enough votes to
win. Des Moines was second. Dem
yer third and Atlantic City. n. J.
fourth. Between the ballots ad-
vocates of the last two cities dropped
out. and on the second ballot the
vote was Overwhelmingly in favor of
Des Moines Great weight was given
to the messages received from Gov.
Cummins of Iowa, who is member
of the brotherhood and who sent
telegram setting forth the advantages
of the city.as place for holding the
convention. 1t is thought the bus
mess of the convention may be finish
ed by Friday night. If it is this
will be one of the most successful
meetings, it is said, ever held by the
brotherhood The morning session
was taken up with the nominations
of general officers for the next two
years and members of the general
executive board. The following were
nominated:
For President-W. ID. Huber of
indianapolis the incumbent) and T.
NJ. Guerin of Troy, n. Y.
For First President-Arthur
A. Quinn of Perth Amboy. n. ]. aud
p j. Carlson of Moline. Ill.
For Second Vice-President-Le
ard Funk of Spokane and George J.
Bohnen of New York City.
For Secretary-Frank Duffy. the
incumbent.
For Treasurer-Thomas Neale. the
incumbent.
These officers will be balloted up
on by a referendum vote to take place
the third week of November.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01
CARR SAYSHE
WILL ESCAPE
PRISONER FREE
IN HIS EtLARATIONS-DE
PERATE TRIO NOW HELD N
THE COUNTY JAIL.


Yon can bet your life that the
long list of aliases they have tackled
onto my name will be added too
Whenever | get out of this dirty hole
of jail. | may not be called Harry
Tracy but before they can catch me
again the officers will think that
Tracy has come 10 life. | can't and
won't stay here. II means a living
death for me or any other man with
the great White Plague" which |
have. Mind what ! say. | am going
to get out again.
In a speech of some length along
the lines given above John Doe"
Carr yesterday declared his intent
ion of getting away from the county
jail soon and OF making it hard to
catch up with his smoke.
we get the best treatment in
this jail that the officers can give us
but with the Accommodations at their
disposal they are mighty poor.
cant help wondering if the commiss-
ioners are aware of the fact that
may innoculate every prisoner here
with my affliction? III do it to-
They say I'm a sure thing gam
bier Well | am. I'd like to see the
man who wouldn't go up against a
game that he was sure was fixed his
way \ whole lot of people work
up systems but most of them are
suckers. I'm not trim the men
that trim the suckers No one can
say with truth that have ever taken
a penny away from Il hard workink
fellow but only from those who add
nothing to the wealth of the community
and do not work for the money they
receive.
I won't tell You how | got away
from the sheriff, except To say that
| managed 10 get a saw and had
cut the leg irons that hampered me.
Both sides were cut before | left
the jail building and the only thing
that held them on We're pieces of
string. I've got those pieces of
shaekels cached and when ! get out
again | mean to have them framed.
Surely | mean to get away. This
jail can't hold me. If il hadent been
for Butler, and he's a mighty foxy
fellow. they never would have caught
me.
The constant threats that Carr Is
putting out have caused an armed
guard To be stationed i'm the vicinity
of the COURT house day and night
and any man talking To or attempt
ing TO converse with the prisoners
is liable TO be thrown into Jail. The
presence of Irwin and Seese. the not
orious Wyoming jail breakers, who
got out of a jail reputed To be twice
as strong as the local building. adds
to the anxiety o the officers and
when they have been handed over
TO the care of Sheriff Sheffner the
local officers will feel much easier.
Carr refuses to tell where he was
hiding during the time that he was
enjoying freedom or TO tell who the
friends We're that assisted him, furth-
er than 10 say that they have left
this part of the country and are safe.
He declares, however. that while
he was in hiding he every night
traversed the path on which Butler
caught him, going over il TO get water
from a we'll
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01

why. Max had the good will OF all
human beings The two legged out
fit that put him in the hole perman-
entity yesterday. Is otherwise classed
and the railroaders have curiosity to
see and deal with it, Several other
doge were poisoned in the same loc-
ality that Max got his dose yester-
day morning. but none of the others
shared heartily enough to lose out.
Nevertheless several owners of dogs
are looking for the poisoner Dis
covery in the case of Max means 50 ,
deposited with the News last night by
Conductor +. c. Jones and H. l..
Cummings
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

One of the four young men who
entered his cigar and candy store to
rob murdered 6S-year-old Louis
Flurdeau. of Chicago.
Two fireman were seriously injured
and five more were overcome by am
monia fumes in a fire in a st. Louis
commission warehouse.
The first pavilion of its kind in the
country for treating the tuberculous.
effected by the Albany Federation of
Labor was dedicated at Kenwood.
New York.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01
PHYSICIANS CONCUR IN
DIAGNOSIS OF SMALLPOX

According 10 the verdict of Or.
Adams and Or. Brock, who yesterday
visited Irene stevens. the woman of
the underworld, who is under
quarantine in the red light district.
there is no doubt she has small poX
Although it is typical case, the
physicians declare il appears in an
extremely mild form and the patient
is in no danger of death.
Considerable complaint was heard
yesterday from residents of the dis
trict on account of the fact that the
three persons in quarantine with the
sick woman had been running in and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01

out without paving attention to the
quarantine placed upon them Yes
terday evening the matter was
brought to the attention of Council
man Hall and he at once took up the
matter with the other members with
the result that an order was issued
that If the men We're not kept inside
the whole district would be placed
under quarantine.
So far as can be aseertained. the
woman Is the only one in the dis
triet so afflicted She came here re-
Gently from Truckee and is supposed
to have contracted the disease there
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01
MIR. GUM HERE. FOR
\ FEW DAYS VISIT

George r.. Gum arrived in
East Ely last evening from Salt
Lake and will spend few days
here looking over his interests, I
which embrace real estate and
mining interests. II is expected
that Mr. Gum will go to the I
Coppermines property today and
that he will spend most of his
time there and al the ore
producing properties of the dis
trict while he is here. He was
accompanied In last evening by
w. w Armstrong, president of
he Bank of Ely. who will he
here for few days looking after
business interests.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01
MUCH INTEREST IS FELT
IN STREET IMPROVEMENTS

and Il foot gravel stretch across
the top of ii, as well as placing two
fumes where Murry creek crosses
the streets.
The completion of Murry street
while now only in contemplation will
be speedily brought to head. as
bids are called for at the council
meeting to be held tomorrow night.
Among the changes contemplated Is
the cutting down of the hill in front
of the Parker residence to street
level and rounding the street off from
Weber to Second avenue.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01

4 matter of special interest to the
citizens of Ely is the street improve
ment work contemplated or contract
ed for by the city council. This
will include not alone the complet-
ion of Murry street grading but also
grading of Ely avenue and North
street and OF lower Lyons avenue.
The contract for the latter named
portion of the work has been let to
w. l.. Nelson. who will commence
upon 1t as soon as the details of the
initial move can be completed. This
will include ditching along the road
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

One non-union man was assaulted
and many gas street lamps wrecked
in New York by striking lamp light
ers.
The shooting of Andrew Arnold
near Rogersyille. Tenn, by Charles
Armstrongdid not prove fatil as at
first reported.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01
SENATOR BAILEY DENIES
ANY INTENT To RESIGN

, NEW YORK, Sept. 30-United
} States Senator Joseph W Bailey
, of Texas. who is in the city, was
} asked today relative To state
} ments emanating from Calves
, ton To the effect that he intends
, TO resign from the senate. and
} the senator said:
} These statements are pure IN
, yentions and perfectly absurd
, | have no intention of resigning
} in the Senate or ending my
, career therein.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01
THE SILVER TONGUED FITCH,
FLANAGAN, BROWN COMING

CAMPAIGN VISITORS WILL ARRIVE HERE on THURSDAY NEXT
TO PREACH REPUBLIC ANIsM-WiLL REMAIN THREE DAYS OR
MORE N THE DIsTRICT-RECoRD IREAhING REPUBLICAN EN-
THrsl,sM AND BIG MEETINGS ARE EXPECTED.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-01

Biggest Copper Dis
trict of the Country
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-27
Blown Up by
Two SasecrackerS

Two daring robbers blew up
the postoffice a t South San
Francisco at o'clock this morn
ing and secured $1,000 in stamps
and like amount in coin.
The robbers entered the post
office by a rear window and
placed a heavy charge of powder
at the safe. The force of the
explosion shattered the safe and
blew out the front Of the buiId-
ing.
The report attracted a large
crowd in a short time. Deputy
Sheriff George Kneese made up
a posse consisting largely of
state police and started in search
of the safe crackers.