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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04

/ ter at the ntamf property IN Arizona
| The Miami ore-is said to be similar
! in character to that coming to Gar
| field from the mines of Bingham,
Mr.. Charming is at the present
time president, Of the Tennessee Cop
per Co. and is recognized as an an-
thority on copper affairs and as the
following will indicate holds very op-
tinistic views regarding the future
of that metal.
Going back a little. he said, 1T
will be rernern bered that with the
high prices in copper year ago. Eu-
rope was. absolutely bare of copper.
Then at reduced prices the need was
partly filed The absorption of cop
per: ABROAD at these low prices WAS
simply replepishing of stock. 1t must
not be considered as a speculative
purchase In which the copper will
come back on the market.
THE production of the United
States has been curtailed to about 60
per cent of the normal production.
likewise. the consumption of. cop
per has been decreased until it is
only about SO per cent of the normal
eOnsun ptior.
Just as soon as the demand picks
up in the slightest there will be an
increase in the price of copper. There
are enormous potentialities in this
country. such as the proposed eleetri
fcation of certain railroads Just as
soon as the eject Of this is felt. the
price OF copper will go up. The Unit
ed States Will make prices go UP
rather than Europe. 1t is very hard
to tell just when this movement will
occur 1t may be two or three
months The early fall, however.
should see some change. Some peo-
pie are inclined to regard lightly the
smash of last year. but it takes a
long time to recover from such a
shock Europe does not realize this
nearly 50 much as. the United States
does
: France. particularly. is interested
ia mining. and will accept almost any
well developed property that has
passed the prospect stage and is on
the dividend paying list England
Is slightly different. Stock that may
be bought for a rise usually find fac
yor there For, this reason. England
has been hard hit on the recent de-
cline in: the Kaffir South African
STOCKS. since their most recent move
rnsnt"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
GIFTS TO YALE AGGREGATE MORE THAN HALF
A MILLION DOLLARS DESIRABLE STUDENTS

NEW HAVEN. July S.--Gifts
amounting to $350,000. exclusive OF
the Blount estate. which will amount
to more than that sum, we're an
nounced By DR.. Hadley. president of
Yale, at the commencement exercises
today. The total number of students
in all departments In the year closed,
he said, was 1906, the salaries for
instruction $524.576, making an av-
erage of $158.
ut is astonishing" said Dr. Had
ley. how many of the athletic and
social problems of undergraduate life
disappear OF themselves when you
once venture to adopt the principle
that a student must attend to his
academic duties. The idle rich are
curse to a college. Just as they are
to community 80 are the idle
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04

Mines company shipped. from pr
properties at Mountain View, twenty
five tons of ore to Silver City, for
treatment. Thad Hoppin. an eX-
perienced mill men was sent to super
intend the work The mill run was
made and the result is that the COM
pany has received a retort valued at
one thousand dollars and has It on
exhibition at Lyon County bank
There can he no futher doubt of the
permanency of Mountain View It
is one of the 1908 camps that has
made good and will bring riches to
many citizens OF Yeringtonf The
Wilson properties will soon be
numbered among the steady
shippers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04

poor. It is a question of ef1lciency
rather than OF wealth. Il IN possible
for the faculty 30 to arrange Its
standards and Ii EXAMINATIONS that
the college will not be an attractive
place for either class.
I'VE shall receive In the Immediate
future a sum, the amount of which
Is not yet actually known. but which
cannot fall far short OF $550,000,
from tho estate OF Archibald Henry
Blount of Orleton Manor. Hereford
shire, Eng. This last gift IL specially
gratifying. not only from its amount
and from It's unrestricted character,
but from the fact that tho giver, an
outside observer travelling I'm this
country chose Yale as the university
which seemed to meet his views and
demands
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
TENDENCY IS TOWARD HARDENING IN WOOL
MARKET-REV|EW OF LATTER IS ENCOURAGING

The Textile Manufacturers Jour
nap' says of the wool market:
"A continuance Of the hardening
tendency Is very apparent, In the sea-
board markets, and has been accom-
panied by increased operations, es-
pecially in combing woods. One or
two transactions of important size In
clothing woods are reported. but
principal interest Is still confined to
those woods which can be put through
worsted combs. Any activity which
has been stimulated on clothing stock
is said to have been the result of low
prices but this does not apply to the
finer qualities which are fast work
ing into very strong statistical con-
dition
I'm addition to the Increased buy
ing. another cause for strength at
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
AN UNUSUAL COUNT.
Carries His Own Provisions and
Cooks His Own Meals--An In
,tcresting Parsonage.

OGDON, July Though I'M
awares, Ogden is entertaining a
real count, one of the most versa
tile counts travelling the highways of
the world and reputed member of
one of the oldest and most disting-
uished families, both by tradition and
public record. of Italy, Count Carlo
Pietro Alberto Cimbri. he styles him
self. He does not live in a hotel.
because, he asserts, there are no ho-
tells in America-merely bunk houses
without appointments. or ae-
The count is one to attract atten-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04

the seaboard Is reported competition
for first class woods In the country,
and the prices which have been paid
for staple woods In the west would
seem to necessitate higher levels than
are now ruling In the eastern mar
kets. Ii. as predicted, the delay by
manufacturers In supplying their
requirements Ia to eventuate in a
congestion of demand at late date.
further cause for higher prices will
be produced.
while a great deal of uncertainty
still exists among manufacturers as
to the necessities of their new season,
certain OF the larger factories have
a pretty we'll conceived idea OF their
requirements. and see little reason
for postponing purchases. The de-
velopDents on low grade merchan-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
IN THE BIG CALIFORNIA
COPPER CAMPS

KENNETH. Cal. July 3.-rhe
present uncertain copper conditions
In the country are rejected. In a
sense. in the conditions In this
country. containing al 1t does the
greatest known deposits OF the red
metal ore west of Ely. Nevada, on the
Pacific coast the ownership lies In
half dozen giant companies. all of
them being with one noted exception,
in the field strictly as legitamete OPP
orators and not as stock manipula-
tors.
Three of these have combined
tonnage of blocked out ore Of over
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
CHANNING olg ooPrI5fs
Engineer Arrives and Expresses OPP
timistic Views About Metal

Among yesterdays arrivals 10 the
city was ]. Park Charming. the we'll
known mining engineer and a brother
of Roscoe Charming. former manager
of the Utah Consolidated. says the
Salt Lake News. The visitor is ac-
companied by Julius A. Lewisohn of
New York and the object of their
visit 1t ia said. Is to look over local
mining interests of the Lewisohn
family and to study the mill methods
as practiced at the big Garfield plants
with the view of applying them; Ia
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
CHURCHILL IN LIMELIGHTs

With Wonder and Fairyiew again
coming to the front with rich strikes
and shipments, Chirchill county is
again coming into the lampllghts and
Fallon the center of very rich
agricultural district. is also becoming
the center of very rich mining dis
trict. While Rawhide is not in
Churchill county. the people of
Fallon still consider the camp one
of its children, and are boosting for
it in every possible way.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
nnsCme AUTO SENT IN HasTE.


No Word Received from Kesrns
Cbiidren's Party for Flvc Days.
SALT LAKE. July AT $3.50
this morning, Ben f.. Haywood, prop
rietor OF the Cullen hotel. and Eddie
Smith. chauffeur. left In search of
the children of former Senator
Thomas Kearns, and several com
panions. who left Salt Lake last
Wednesday morning to go overland
to Los Angeles In automobiles and
have not been heard of since. II Is
supposed that the Kearps automo-
bile party may be tied up somewhere
between here and Los Angeles be
cause OF a breakdown.
The party was made up of Edmund
Kearns. IA years old. Thomas
Kearns. Jr., 10 years old. Neal Pratt.
liz years old. Charles Sefrit, ~
years old, II. ID. Childs, Senator
Kearns' secretary. and 10 " Dur
rier, a chauffeur.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
REDY 10 DRILL FOR GAS.

The drilling outfit of j. r. Nash is
now on the ground where IL is in
tented to sink for natural gas. The
drillers are only waiting for some
new parts to arrive from San Fran
cisco before stirling. The site select
ed for the experiment is just back of
the residence of |. II. Kent and on
the same Fallon Standard
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
Three weeks ago the Wilson Gold

disc and on lines of wool goods per
Sc are hard to forecast, but the OPP
portunities to operate to advantage
on clothing woods may, 1t is believed
stimulate manufacturers to the pro-
duction of merchandise, which will
appeal very strongly to buyers
through It's slightliness and intrinsic
merit, and with success assured on
this character of merchandise, the re-
Election in the wool market is GER
tain.
Small quantities of carpet woods
for sampling purposes are being
bought, but the generally disappoint-
ing character of the piece goods trade
does not warrant any speculation on
future requirements.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
EooNoMIZING CHARGES.

The Schwab properties are consoli-
dating their work. as indicated by the
resignation OF Bryce Turner of the
neutrality-suspicious., at Rhyolite.
superintendent Kirehen, of the
1onopah Extension. will manage both
properties and, it is said, that
Tonopah Extension, ores will be
shipped to the Shoshone mill at
Rhyolite for treatment.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
COPPER SITUATION IS IMPROVING
METALS IMPORTANT
FALI--sAiaous POINTS WHICH
ARE BETTE. CONDITIONS IN
THIS COUNTRY ABROAD--NorHING PRESENT sIrUA
TIoS

rha posto. Fi,anci.l Nau,s saws.
7,hara bas baen 90 intarsst- in ennne,
sba-es This week and the trading ha,
-, 80 q rsgafiva hbaracfar ayeant
=, yha cssa.. AZ 4 N a4,ra M ted which
N fba whole baa been inclined 10
~, nsaaLrass Tbis Uaaknass vas
Inc IN scllinp nv New York an re.
norts than a 10 wear old fire inntbe
knaco,,5a had b-jter onfs-agsin. and
,,,as haI,ad ~ the ueaL and. drive al
pic Tfrtos in@Tondon 49,
rroro tho eoor II loo,Ss as IL "a
sbort irterest wa, being encouraged
In A,,alean,atad that nron,ises he
sora lone n hecon,e .iiangerous-tso
;tsa1s asrv cbanp,a.i fha.nosation of
The metal rbust he for thu better and
FOR ,ba hesafit of tbe -sbares. of. the
producing coinuanies. The Butte
mines arc rnatxirg conner at a lower
cost than ever. before and the Lake
mines are risht In line as producers
of cbean metal Utah and Nevada
have been gradually wotking up 10
moth conner production and few
wears hence these states NAV sur
nrise Soma ~ their elders nv the size
If their outnat and their low costs.
An authority on these mines SAYS
IL viii he fbe low grade ore deposits.
r5inad Nv stetn1 shovel and the prod
nct con ntratad and sueIted in huge
niants that will eventually give to.
TItab and Nevada an enviable reputaA
10 crcraeg IN these states will
also mean perbaps the utilization of
ei,,i,ar nracticea in mining and ore
treatment In districts where hereto
sora tho fufnre far Economically de-
vaionine the vast low grade conper
denosits seemed to he homeless.
the eayiny in mining at 81 Ia 40
eents nor ton nv steam shovel and
s1or al so INV ord;nary means il a
go. mbIch viii arcd,,rav,e the Dc
, asaIsD 49, @of anv nranartys whose
,rao is 1srea anouyh IN .rI,arantee
,,roffabIa 1orlring even n the ore
zoos not carry nsore than ahout Q
80 oart conner ouch .nroherty in
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LIN W. iogs,ing onacuIetian -
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
NEVADA-DOUGLAS,

The Nevada-Douglas Copper com
pany, at Yerington. is considering
plans for the erection of custom
smelter to treat its own ores and
those of the mining districts throug-
out western Nevada, such as Fairview
Comstock, Ramsey, Rawhide, Tono-
pah, Goldfeld, Bullfrog, ect. The
Yerington district is just outside the
southern edge of the irrigable terri
tory covered by the government rife
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
ACTIVITY AT RAMSEY.

A full force of men is working at
the Ramsey-Comstock. and the work
of constructing the new mill is pro-
crossing as rapidly as possible. Good
strikes were reported during the past
month from the Walkover and Mid
night mines. Development work Is
continuous at tire Wide West prop
ertv
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
HIGH GRADE ORE

The Chandoin lease on the Fair
view Mizpah, at Fairyiew is in ore
that goes better than 5000 to the ton
The find was made on the 200 level,
and the ore is literally shot with
sulphides. The leasers and COM
pany are working more vigorously
than ever
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
MERGER CERTAIN

Advices from Wonder announce the
long expected merger of the Jack Pot
group with the ground belonging to
the National Hercules and Globe COM
panies. which have recently agreed
to this consolidation, and call has
been issued forea meeting of the
STOCKHOLDERS of the Jack Pot, to be
held In Herculese on July 20, to con-
finn the agreement.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
ZENOIJIS Producing.

The management of the zenoli
mine, at Palisade. received check
last week for $2.24O.65 as the re-
turns from a 35-ton shipment. This
property is largely owned by Salt
Lake parties and has already dis
bursed one substantial dividend TO
the lucky shareholders
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
FaLLoN MEN MAKE NINE.

Word has been aeceived of very
rich strike on the Valley View Min
ing company's property at Cortez.
Nevada. A good body of high grade
silver ore. estimated to run 200
ounces in silver, 20 per cent lead,
with little gold, has been struck in
shaft No. 7. This is the fourth ore
shoot the owners have opened up.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
wELL-KNowN PROPERTY SOLD.

The Randsburg Miner says ID. V.
Williams has completed the sale of
the Sidney group of mines. A. C.
Whites property, about seven miles
southwest of Randsburg. Considera-
ton SIS, 900 with a cash payment of
$4,000. The property goes to east
ern parties. The Sidney group is one
of the best properties in the camp.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
GREAT sHOMINGS.

Some great shoWings have been
made during the past few days of
high grade copper with increased
gold and silver yaules in the Red
Bluff district. The strikes have been
made in every part of the district,
thus proving il one of the largest and
richest copper areas In Humboldt
county
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04

cIamation service. and the Nevada
Douglas company has in Smith valley
an ideal smelter site. removed from
farming operations. This precludes
the possibility of litigation for dam
ages from smoke and fumes by farm
inc interests -poston Financial
Nous
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-04
MINING NOTES OF THE STATE
TELL OF MUCH WORK UNDERWAY

The production of Goldfield for the
week is given as follows by the News
Combination mill, sos tons
estimated value .S 23.275
Nevada Goldfeld Reduction
Co., 344 4 tons; estimat-
ed value .......... s4.450
Western Ore Purchasing Co.
95t tons; estimated value $500
Shipped to mill. 100 tons:
estimated value ... 5000
Total, 1850 z tons; es-
timated value f4S.3I5
Western Ore Purchasing Co
Rogers-Syndieate POI tons; Mushett,
200 tons; Little Florence. 73 tons
Engineers lease. 222 tons: Oddie
dump. 80 tons; Van Ripper dump. 1872
tons. Total valuation, $85.590.
Nevada Goldfield Reduction Co.
Jumbo. 40 tons: American mill tail
ings. 81 tons; Diamondfield Black
Butte, SO tons; Notwithstanding
ton, 33 tons; Sandstone. 80 tons:
Victor lease, 40 tons. Total yalua-
ton. s34,450.
Goldfeld Consolidated Leasing Co.
Shipped from Kendall lease to
Bonnie Glare mill, 100 tons; valu-
alton, $50; total valuation. So, 900
Combination Mill-Ninety-five tons
daily of s35 average valuation: total
valuation. S2327b
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-16

Duluth, Mimi, Sept. 16.-"May God
have mercy on Joe Cannon's soul,
declared Congressman Adam Bede
today when he learned that owing to
the fight waged on him on account of
his support OF Uncle joe he had
been overwhelmingly showed under
by his opponent in the eighth district
primaries yesterday
Bedes only other comment was.
They got me. must now go way
back to my country paper" He ap-
pears to be worried by the fear that
the speaker will be defeated by Com
pers and his labor supporters.
Adam Bede. known as the
'wit Of the house" was no less well
known as a close friend and warm
supporter of Uncle Joe" in his ar
bitrary rule of the house. For this
reason Samuel Gompers in person led
the fight against the Minnesota man
with the result that Clarence b.
Miller, his opponent, won the nomi-
nation In walk 1t was charged
against Bede that he had endorsed
Cannon's policy. favored the paper
trusts and other monopolies and neg
lected his district and its interests.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-16
RIOT THREATENED
WALLOWA OPENING

La Grande, Sept. 16.-There was al
element of violence in front of the
United States land office yesterday
morning when the doors were open
ed for filing on section of land in
Wallowa county, for which a score
or more of people for days waited
patiently on the sidewalks to make
filing. During the day over 40 filings
were made
The first intimation of violence took
place when group of people from
Wallowa county formed an opposition
line. There is an ordinance, the
wording of which is immaterial, but
the purpose of which is to keep loaf
ers off the streets after o'clock a.
m, which was enforced when police
men broke up the second line, the
members of it having not procured
permit from the mayor to remain in
line over night.
Unquestionably there were men
among the new crowd that are bona
fide sQuatters, and contest cases will
be the order of the day from now on.
1t is alleged by those in the regular
line, that the bona fide squatter
stood back and waited until the line
had filed, knowing he would be rec
ognized when he files, as he has 80
days preference right.
The lands filed on were considered
very valuable for farming purposes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-16
Parker Arraigns Roosevelt.

Rochester y. Y. Sept 16.-Sneers
and slurs for Roosevelt were conspic-
u0us this morning in the speech OF
Judge Alton b. Parker, who was so
decEively defeated by the president
fritrAcears ago, in his address 90 the
democrats of New York.
Judge Parker directly charged the
president with burdening the country
with an additional $4,000 federal Of
flee holders at an annual cost, he de-
clared, to the public of $4,000. 900.
The judge hinted that this formed the
influence in the nomination of Judge
Taft.
That the republican party had
made possible and had built up the
trusts was a second charge of Judge
Parker and he declared that these
same concerns We're furnishing the
welcome funds for the Taft cam
paign.
Chiefest of Judge Tafts slurs at
the administration was his sneering
statement that "It may have been
purely coincidence but it was certain
ly odd that the presidents crusade
against predatory wealth burst upon
the people only at time when their
attention had been focused upon the
corrupt relations between the repub-
lean party and the monied interests. |
4 IS not too much to say that the |
highest duty of the hour is to make !
he continuance of those relations i'm |
possible"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-16
BARD To LEAVE
WALLA WALLA
EPISCOPAL RECTOR WILL
STUDY IN GERMANY.
After Visiting Father in Fatherland
and Attending Heidelberg Universi-
ty. Popular Minister VIII Return TO
America 10 Work i'm New York or
san FTanciscO-Plans 70 Produce
Poetic Drama.

Walla Walla. Sept. 16.-Rev. An.
dreas Bard, for 10 years rector of st
Paul's Episcopal church in this city
filed his resignation with the vestry
last night, the date of its taking eff
feet being october /, if possible, and
not later than October Is.
Reasons given in the resignation
are that he has been in Walla Walla
10 years, that he has built the church
and school here, and that his work is
completed, and that he desires to go
to a larger field.
Rev, Andreas Bard, with his wife
and daughter, will first go to Germa-
ny and will stop for a while at
Schwerin, Germany, where Mr.. Bards
father, the Rt. Rev. Paul Bard bishop
of Northern Germany is now station
ed Later he will attend Heidelberg
university to take a course of lee
lures, and in the spring Rev. Bard
will return to America, locating either
in New York city or san Francisco,
in both of which cities he has been
offered churches When he is settled
his family will join him.
While in Germany Rev. Mr. Bard
will confer with dramatists regarding
the staging of his play, "Giafar," a
production in blank verse which was
published last year. To make a stage
production more characters will be
and the play made longer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-16
CAMPAIGN IS ON
IN pennsylvania
REPUBLICANS OPEN FIGHT
TONIGHT AT WILKES-BARRE
Marching Clubs Parade City Streets
All Day i'm Anticipation Of Monster
Parade This Evcning-Party Lead
crs Present at Meeting of League of
Republican Clubs-Delcgatcs VIII
Go to Cincinnati.

Wilkes-Barre. Pa. Sept. ia
great parade of Taft and Sherman
clubs, n business session and a public
mass meeting this evening, at which
men of national prominence will
speak comprises today's program for
the Pennsylvania League of Republi-
can clubs, formally opening the re-
publican campaign in this state.
Republican marching clubs from
nearly every city and town of the
state paraded through the streets Of
Wilkes-Barre today, carrying banners
and with many bands playing. At
tonight's meeting It is expected that
addresses will be made by Represen-
tatlve Sherman, candidate for vice
president; Congressman Nicholas
Longworth of Ohio, son-in-law of the
president; Senators Penrose and
Knox, Governor stuart and other re-
publicans Of prominence.
The succeeding days of the conven-
tion will be interspersed with outings
to places near here, including a trip
to Bear lake, the summer home of
Albert Lewis, the lumber king.
Delegates will be selected to repre-
sent Pennsylvania at the convention
of the National League of Republican
clubs in Cincinnati next week. Poll
ticians here today declare Pennsyl-
vania will roll up its usual big re-
publican majority for Taft and Sher-
man.