davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
gitbmartk.

eapeine, aniubr 500; marTt nieeriaer.
eemijaie. 6.O0-G55; 8aders. $50 WV 90:
Y sab. 5.00-5.75; Staas. 50o-5.75; Iei9te'
RiuSUieb. ~ elnfnbr so. Marit uuperdnhert
Nuipere Gteers, cute bic 9tuslefe. 4.75-5T5.
niiiictf bis euie, 3.5O-4.5O; 6eifers. mitiiere
eis cute 375E %: gepobHli6e, 2.60-3.50a
iar5 2O0--22 %; @uiien, 275-3.75; 5eeoers.
$4,000 eioders. 2.5o-s.75i RdIbsr. 2.75.
eAais. aniu6r 30; marft fetia.-s6ais
2.6V-4.o0; Hammer. 5.00-6.25.
G6teGeo.L !. 9uli. atuSSirb uniu5r
80, Neiieruers, 4.G5-6.s0; Efoders uuo.
oceoete 2.oo-056; Sshbe uno Settlers, 2.4O-
SapeiHe. aniubr SO. 1000: Iei5te. 500 -
o.52 0emifbte ~6.QO-6G2h; f6mcre. COO
t9 @ene9. 6.o0-0.s0; Bigs, $50 -
saais s4tgiu9F $4,000; 2.75-4.sO; Gam.
ST Gents 1. Sui. Rimssseb @eei.
Giiere. 1880; StoScrs ans Seebers. 800
500; 'ta9e UNI eeiiers. 3,00-7.00
Sa@eiHe. 8lgs 400-B.50: fbpere, Gas
eaais. 8g5-51o; BANNER. A5OA725
@aUlas sun. I. 3uli Rinbuieb
s25-e o9i SieaeTs nno 5eeeers. s00-4.so.
ssgstne. suli e.oo-e2o.
Sasisi S,5o-4 90; edmner 45o-5,s5.
stsrs. 156-76O: siabe uas Sellers s 66eel.
80 Sio6ers aHo Seeoers, s.00-5.00; Rals
sapsine. = Gull. 5000 90.
e@ate. 3.5o-4.50; gdmmer. 375-8.75.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
Iarktbert9t.
0strsiDs unb IastL.
gVlIraufee ggarft.

ssei5en. &eymire pareR unressImdbis.7
SAtt l4t9B. eOtsc. Sepiember STAG. DECEMBER
80 *tooen bei 9 4Grs 2nfuhr feii., Una
lnte' Ao. 1 9torteegn-2 cots Liz: ZHruuI
- Gar sc; / Do. sc.
StatsZ Aerutue .oareu iiesig. SuIi f9leB
$500 Se2leliper 1896 December 60Mc. ~
StooeH bt II Gars AHfu9- boteg. nmfdtes
~, : getocr1 edrs 72Ac. 80. 81 GaL
~ ! DO fO1zC gio. Al Gar CSC. 90. 2
e4c; 1 DO. 66c.
eerhs Sst IS Cars anfubr 6ober ums
e1ist N9 81 Gar Csc; / DO. Gle. !
% yyC 20. So Cars Die; 1 DO. . 49,; Il
GO 6y5zei 4 90. 5ec; 1 Go. 54c;e7 b.. Sc.
4oBgeH. SET ! gars aHiubr tefi J. UNI
llVei ae - ears zoe; / %. f4A-. 9ot
9ateE- yet y Cars glnfubr 65ber. ims
legs no 3 petber-3 cars 52Ae: 2 DO.
o@-sei l Do. ole; 1 DO 50hc; 3 DO. SOC; q
ca 4sHc 10. 4 DciBeg / Gar OIL. y
90 4ss Ao: Ill Car 47e: 1 DO. 4GHe
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
SeIienc @eIeoeubsit.

Cine 6abias darm non 80 g6sr. 100
Nter e'tldri. dome Gtbaast. 4 9isrbe.
= SHf 8le4 II Strpt,ue uno ate
6aFmmai6iulim reyiaaft 10 Jar 10000
0olar.
so eder mii Nsbdaot t5e.wtic o,fldrt
@ IL ldonen ssiqcnnR 6taB ilr 900 Dols
lar. 9Sgen 9Iaatrem ibie6e man an
HeHsp Aub,tr,
9ietacianosy, wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
Si@ers @elOanIaas.

e'nt s~eiiitsre lat6. St1eGtmer
ot caattt @tleer iaaebmsa sty
aptn 8sgdtr5ols III yslte cl.,
ftn ecH S1to 81 1lfraSs III
cert Snterthtn qtt 11sg tts as,t. @sfI
Efsr'fn yi3tt mar 1 q
-Gaumaia- 50 4oica Str, Nil.
Naa.st NiG.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05

CIV - us BDl5e etner
fur6 Die neusrliten 6o4flutben Ders
uriddteu @eleiieunterluuIfunq ent=
gleite 81 g1aorone elm oon Qocos
moti0en se5osener 5rat3ug rerGort9s
totIterns 9aan, Uo6si 10 4erIcnen, orei
3%uabeamte uuo z 9anoireider. bic ais
abIin6e P0iIugisre@ mitgeEabren ma
reu, get6oiet, uno mebrere 0dqgons
5eririmmsrt mHr9en. Der r~egu6li-
eanti6s BRA oenti4aftscoRoicat 1aft
nm rer oordusifilife oemotratiIte
Bra Dent ho itscanoisat GrDdn lrsr=
ben am 3. Gspiembtr in QincoIn
suiammsntrcfeu ne 3eioe am Iel6en
109e aui ogr 0ebY0sM'er 5taat5Fair
4Hfprahen talten .usroen. Qaat
oteH.reiHitabuHg 6at 60. 5. 9roln
Elm &erm03eu ocn $4,000. rco0u
500, 125 auf ieine 6drm BON 50 acres
Ri 9fncoln, $4,000 Ouf ien tprs
tises @ofnEaus, S19,250 All iein
BohtnbIatt rGommoner4 uno oas ars
1ere aEf isiHe 5abr9abe fallen. ~ Qus
96permutb j6er 9rdntlifleit uno
9erluite i%ni0I5e oer IeberIfpemmuno
1craiitete a6 ser nobtbo&n0s fTars
mey 4l6. 6. StaI6sr in 8i6aro
Is ountD.
@eor9ia. - gu 0Optrob
pur0sn 2 Sdrbiae, pSife Elm 14idbris
ges neiBes Mldoten 5u 6idor ana
ge3ril en- bdttsn. Sen Sbsrtff85eamteu
sntriHen IND aaigebdHst.
Rem Werico. ~ Sin S9neus
3us oer Santa 6ssga6n iist na6e
3OIIup ourh cine brenaeuoe Bride
, 3~u9beoienite.; UNI l 4aHogier purs
zen ioictt attoo.et, uno an ois % Der
ionen ptylest Rlvuntsr 9 5ismt.b
ifrtr.
8auias.- SIM 4srionen fno
trtrungsu UNI ms6rere neroeu permiBt
ais Tctas ccn 0c6ilutten oss 6arils
Greet 5'Iih sen BeIIin8tpn.
rad ejngH &cltenbrut.
8entudn Die Gtaatsans
raltitait lest, Sic sriie ue6erfIbrunl
tires a9lo1treiters" nurt iEoeM cine
Sarp oSu on3ti a5sntn uasen @8t 0r.
T.. Champion aus 9unn @ounil mel
c,sr ih en- sen Aasitrgimnata in
l3-yfhau @oanlD tetreilisi bate. lei
c,nen rja sguieg 0sssr uao tins .pes
al5e Gonaa 1lte Gnhlin CT toFeH
arm neb1tgc areere 8sgeT ous5sNi bt
pausta. .5a l(9 Nabr 9Unibaas oer
ae.Wilte.
#Qtp Strfen @c6eyt Cbue
.Usr H.. GaNtr,r bar WlariiN Grun
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
Aall atbeiler ganrenn-

Toa roH hen eut den laibot5bn lin.
tlraturee ino ,tneIiaaa @otmu BON
2eietcnltn %riaGuutgte iree 2.bctsnabs
mt'aHaa una 3aiormaitous Nnrtas hts
tnluN 6 Rtlm Sic. 220 9%slsconiin Str.
Nh. 9tcylMc0 Ssaaar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05

0'ttn 1tOtm oer ta 0eim mS grbet
'att. Wslr1enbsl, etat 6agW ii e~riuoen.
9tabwirdgcn be- slo5lt15ey q sen. 90
9NiatoHin 5tgaBe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
Butter, Gttr HaO Safe.

Butter. - aniH6r 7fA75 aluno. marit mil.
ltg. Greumerp. erird. 23c. Jlrifs 9o.S5e.
SECONDS, 1916; Jenooateo, 1920: 1airS,
laHc9, ice; Zines. i7-fse. 9adtua. i4-f5e:
GreNte. S--f0e.
safe. - slnfubr 1890 9fo. m9arr militia
unerienH Gulleream. S-ffike; Rri4 7-qN I'll
Rimbhr0er- 9-shei G2lpei8er. e. 12Isc
Sler. glniuRr b72 aiiten. W2orff felt. -
6rtl9e, i4he; SeecRos. 10-i2c.
Ghteago, /. SUIT. Butter greamerp.
10 22c; &air0. 17-2fc.
adie. Eaiiies. 11-11hc; Entns. lie;
Uoltaa arlerica5. 11hc; @rif. 7-ekc.
6ier. - 15hc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05

ea@eius. Gefaiaaieie-ausaefn5is Iei5ts
0t-bAc. ihmere 9sGre size.
eanEter. Sprina 1nmb, S30O-5.5O Der
eeeeH0eS Neiiaasf. ~ Slbner. 0cnuen. Ieiht4
e-qt4c; f2wCte cite &ntuer &. NreiIsrS \
liz &io le~-lsef II 4to. uHo o4rliser ~
lac; &C.. mogere hiinue. t0-i2c: @dnfe. mi
Gesera Ss.0o-9-0o: iIeine aaseerugfte. BEL
@anbsr. eesrues. GussuS. si25: tote
zoe leo; iunse Eanben ietfe. $500: ma.
sstssr 56@eo qtnuo. 5He. so-75 ge
6-7e $50 3iaHS. 7h-se: e0-iit
0'emhle.
esaratl @rlner-eieHaer. 7isens Az
b0c. ssetecr -Nic1aer. 1850 per IntenS
Aetr 8Hheu. @afhei 65-Tr yer gs q
Qcniaana per Sos S36o-4.0o.
siHmeH'oeL = Siseaes ees osseno Al 5o-.
sraas eestiss sgsst Sra,es SIZES
Gee, neac j 0uesn0 gauNel s5-45t N5F
fHrei Fsitei Sons 55-qec.
SrAas Sssi'a, 2ilinois sta5-15o.
eslirlis eai'eEria sr,se eaasel. "a
e@ sericd, Nhne et1fea. s. o0-225
Wrrttu. SID &cudnts1aus. $50
cas- sian' fiaHea pr SKATE. S2a5L
suselenn. s1arr ser siraua fs-2o.
anaifdtt. Nteif rr Eltcr6 S0-8gr
MHANAAAAalua - |HHaA-N N nwaLNGNm NhnM~
81 75-S5Cs @HrsciH 5-cc.
saaa ciss ueVatlsner. ssr utsns. is na5
satat eiatieualoi tic1r.r sas nasens
gurcfi f2gcu 0rakc. i2I-IE
gssfIaf - ctsHaet f2M-fEc
G2aisFaH. cteiiaer 100 @anaeL 7se-
500
efsiissm5uis. elsfse. scF 2utene wan.
rel 81-15C.
N.nmrrs.aS LiscsnHn. Per pfuas. SO. J..
Er-aar Ws. 9 20-a-f
csasr Etsn.t. eis7ae. Sos 1ussas e
uch Frahe a5-Gc
V.srlauis. = Stciae str Gzsrus saussI A.
fHM
Eefsrair, eisfac S1A ues1o aannsi. a.
@tnet 2tnt7sHg S8on-9s go
gieiirt Suanfr. Gicrtnc 6-adr5eIrctes
e. af nr
geurfcin ~ @iecc1Fa Tt&iada SER Wn
nets ur.ht in aulf l1rcc rliu s5-acc
ce~.r.e -NE
uarrai-tu. |tac. ecniFaaf cNer Yeas
grr Naft1l iu Ezscr. Si.bG-f 90
aarssassA - fsraoa ger euitsL eos-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
SesreH.

grstrerru. x aeitiaaH. f6 GunriS go see:
ieis ieei2f B0-65c E.sc31iin. 9s9fcs 500
10.
Nt-4arrgscs. "a Cz1ess 7aB-1 So
SfnsbsrrirE TfscarHr. &c ruar; yrF,k
tIs-f25i Mi1iacR 0srhe 1s Cnaris 6e
~ EIr.
sfantlteersn. Miaiiia. f6,cuar.. es-
Ssutssrsa- serasss 9nirais "a a,rfs
aefr urt&e 20
esnsssrsu. lssisl @eios IT'S; ns-,
Teiuucu.
E%aatFEslpueu. sl5.0o-sooo FER g.
isrf ie nr1 Hrase-
News. - California. e~f1rnrr~ r~-.ss
24s-so, ScnE GrctS RT-
0afier gtarf.
Rss gsrt-A 20. 7 als. oHs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05

&rguilonsH. Siefia. Web@orI. AGO.
SAL 8rima 2dmpn6mdi8. 9.15; Gninien IT'S
-li@t; S1uitern 6A-6ke; Miifelitide II
$50.
&c G1luBDreife Der BrobeHmarfie In Wlilf
mcuiee fir bnbnlaeernoe Karen iiHb irie ioIait
20. 1 9lortberT, 1.1i-f.12: 30. 2 9tcribcrui
i09-1.iOs 80. 3 Eprtns. S5c-1.02; 0rIpd
Q @eriie. 52-64c; go. ! Nopaen. 74h-75c:
20 3 Wais f0-7le; Gtanbnro Safer, 63h
49, SAC.
lie nbiaeu iimfdbe ftno Ha6 Sriefes o~fii5iel!
lem Gaiih Commercial eeiter bear6eifet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
N-ubnFienmdrEte.

SlsHeHpaas. - ga1 0uaIitaf, Der RfruS
sO-S2c; belier. 27-2sc per Xfunb bis All 2Oc
SunpeissHniebi- - 3nnoert 9funo, $500.
9sbnsn. - S2.e5 Der @ulbeI far ausosnsbEte
.nnofortierfe Hnoies. miifeimdkiae - 10
e.55; geiebie ou~sgepd6lte, S2.25G2s5: az.
Se9aiae si.5O-i.75; stma, Der 100 BfuH6.
ssn. 1imotbp, onseepasIt. am xrad ,u
$4,000 slice nno geniif6tes, $500 y
20; erteg bic dlsaeiuGblies aanfas nno Ne.
orGef1. Sl1.b0-l2.00: No. 1 9rdirfe. so
100; no. 2. SS.5O-9.00; Iiecunfn Qrai.
tie s.. o0-7;5o; 4adben. s5.5O-e.oo.
@eten. DO. s. $4,000.
9aEte. gurc0. go. I irinmeS. eis-s@e:
~ Z %ct go. 1 crime irimmeo 0&-
rs gfo z 90, 54-eke; GaibsfeIIe. g. e.,
2. fok-iie; gelis is-2oc Der Rt1ns M
ahgsi9dtfen @eiraa an woIle an iebenf 9els.
SuhtG. Aeuer. @nheu, d~usaeud6lter kfs
Idrco III 1sBiluosGeitioneu. per 9i1uh neiBer.
le-6se; ouHtler is-fbc: uuseeInfsnsr. az
g~layls.sudsr. = eanco. Der gfrnS. f5-f7s
@ieefe.sirnp. - Ter Gallone. pOc-sf.O0.
0thfen. Mbroline felne fmoitifhe So. gB-
ESQ: erilne. s2.1o-2 go: Feb. s1.2o-f.2B:
ss vs. siseclb 80; split. bee 5os bon
@nsecrn. - sunbcrt 1ftiHb nm QcTbcn. Al
81 oo-925; gst5aIt $3T5Eoo.
Btdles. On CASTS. $1,000; tn Sdfern, su
s775-s0O; aeas. $3.50
eanerirant. Der Sab $500: Der aes an
esirifns. nnotiert onf Der aoHs son
S1.S5 bic @aIiore ffr lertiae Tsftilirrs Ware,
Saf4. gttmd 80. ! feito. IfuHb gu 5k-
$40: Cafe. 6N-5he: 30. 2. s-4c.
Belle. tinaenoi1ene Grobe su 1s-2te:
~ gInt. 2e-27c: Ieints. feline 81 1sG
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05
Sraats uus GRHs.

SputtS 2.h0-2T IS
MuiNiHs failtA - .s--..s-..w..s.. 8.O0-325
30. ? eorfen. ie na6 NaaTiist -. s0-f *
Nsytei. ~ geue: 1eunenee. H-@ur5.. Rifien.
tetne ar8fe 25-95c: Ls9u. Giffer. SB-61e
Sannu1s. - 5uufbo. Der Runh 8 .e5-9O0.
eiTaiehis i6o-t7b; guiIs, si.Oo-f %.
salsissnta sIhHe NThdlis- Neriiois1. 4.
Riier, t6frGrA cher rnt $500 { Is. tveise
100 70. GedtheS. 2o+Tfo aiitsn. Sf40-
9aftsin- Salient. Der 9fnHS. b-B6e
Bei5rn- - ghrisfhe ner 9fnno 12ZIse.
nei.tcrnia. fos9fuuO-eiffen 75-s5c: 500.
ursersStachteiH st.7s-f So.
AGO. w. ~'-0"
sttrsnru. - California 9absta. T. mos ber
S.nse 1925 30: Choice. 50 7e-8a0-
CraugsH - California Rooels. Ss.FoL %.
s. 26-250.
Eeahes 1erns. ( esrbe Grntes E1-7se
Rtrfayglse - 9ntcHtiat. grntes. 81 $500;
Slcrihd. SS.00-826
AHLw
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05

gieiienOe elgenten.
;. 3. games. Soba SnTdlmann.
s. etOdbaufen, Sobn Goppsrt
Sohn g9IeIsdtI.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05

Gbteaeo. 1. SuH. = 5,epl. @iHter-
psiSen 8oientss 4.5O-4.so; Siraisbts. 4.O5-l
$50; Spring sateufs, 620-b45: EfraiabtsI
S9o-4.7o; eaisrs. s.o5E 90. 20. 2 gBrinos
lbei5en, ....; 70. 3 SpringipeiBen. 95-1.05;
Ao. 2 roter. s7M-9O1 zc: go. z D2ais, 70IZ
liz; 20 ? aelbcr. 73-73hci 30. 2 Saier.
COG; 20; 2 netBer, $50; no. 8 weiBer. 60
5S35e5 aogGer, ....; Sniiergerite. -; quite
pie W3dl5erausleie. 57-62c: No. 1 RorfbI
ieeliern. LIN, EriH1a Iimiottbfnmen, 4o0J
geBssori "A 6234-t475i s9mal8, 0.f55
e9ort aih Gtoes. S.00-S3Th; Gbort Gleud
shes, ~s.5o-s.75; g4bisie9 1856: aleeJ
Ct eonts 1. snIi. mrissn 30. ,
roler soc; SO. 2 barter. 95-1l03.
Yiaie. au 2. Toe.
9ditr. ~ no. 2 iueiBer, SIC.
NdufGs ett1, i. Sult. Eet5eu - 80.
2 gotier. 90h-9oc; No. ? roter, 95-90e.
gluts. ~ 10. 2 Gemlfnter. 721bc.
Saisr. no 2 ipeiBer. 49-b6kc.
Mtnneap oils, 4. 5uli. - &eieu
go 1 NortberH 1.o7z; go. 2 Nortberu.
Msll. Gigt @nients. 5.so-5.45: eecouo
3~.50-3.6O.
DuIufb J.. sui. 49, met1en go. 1 bor,
teE, 10; 90. / Gortbern. 1.09.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05

81. 90: bieiiae. per Buibel, 5o-GOc.
800.
ePinat. - Sieieer. Der BufbeI al 20-c.-.
@aeitsaen. 8ieiee, per Euseno @anbcl.
i0-12hc.
S0tHru. II IenneNee. hsEu.sao $3.50:
anep. 50-eoe; Ma9sbobneu. 90c - 500;
.nube. soc.
Esuioteu. - 1eros. 4 a5rbe. fanch 65-7Oe:
eoice. $3.50; eettnee. 15-25c.
SurHtps - gleue Sllinois. 1 9u.. T5-e5e.
mansrfreNe. Walngd, Der 3ubeno @hn6el.
tb-9Oc.
lao, psiBe, Sf.AO=f.B0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-07-05

Mic. WeiaDd & Son
2si6enbef0tter
uno 9eibtalbsiibsr, 24. StraBe unO 9iss
bon aDe. uno 463 - IL. Strass.
Telephone West 2O9.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
Fires
Shots in a
Saloon

Because she believed he had trifed
with her. as she vociferously declar-
ed, Lulu Dickerson, a negress, shot
and slightly wounded Harry Jack
son, negro porter for the Ora
ham Mercantile Co. early yesterday
morning in the Club saloon. This
followed an attack on Tillie Quarrels,
who she declared was estranging
Dickerson's affections.
Earlg in the evening the Dickerson
woman appeared at the home of her
rival, where she found Jackson at
supper. After a short alteration
the rivals mixed it for fast round.
During this time the Quarrels wo-
man alleges her rival dropped a fiat
iron on her head Officers arrested
the enraged woman shortly after on
charge sworn to by the Quarrels
woman She furnished bond in the
sum of SIS and was released.
Securing revolver. she went on
still hunt for Jackson and finally
found him standing at the Club bar.
Drawing her weapon she fired four
times One shot took effect, inflict-
ing a flesh wound in Jackson's leg.
She was again arrested and was
yesterday brought before Justice
Cartwright. II was decided that the
charge of shooting with intent to kill
was the more serious and the other
was therefore dismissed Hearing
was set for Wednesday afternoon at
, o'clock
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
ROBBERY OF GAMBLING HOUSE.
Four Masked Men Loot Indiana Club
at Hot Springs, and Make Escape.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, April 24.-
Four masked men. with leveled re-
volvers. entered the clubhouse of the
Indiana club, on Central avenue. ear
ly today, forced the occupants to line
up alongside the wall. and looted the
place of large amount of money
The occupants We're then locked in
a room and the robbers escaped No
definite statement concerning the
amount of money taken can be Sc
cured, but it is estimated between
$4,000 and $4,000.
The Indiana club is located along
the mountain side. House detectives
are employed to prevent any inter-
ference with the amusement of the
members. The four masked robbers
made entrance from the mountain
side. through a window. and quickly
lined the occupants against the wall.
A number of guests of the various
hotels we're in the club house at the
time. No individual was robbed of
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
sTRINGING WIRES BEGUN.

Placing of poles by the Ely Light
and Power Co. to the new Shraven
planning mill in Ely City, was begun
yesterday. the line being extended
from Avenue G. Stringing of wires
will probably be finished by the mid
die of next week when the mill will
be practically ready to start.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25

his money, the robbers devoting
themselves to looting the club funds.
After gathering up all the money in
sight the robbers forced the occu-
pants to enter a small room and the
door was locked. The robbers fled
and SO quietly was the robbery CON
Quoted that persons In the cafe were
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
TAKES PROPER PROBATION.

NEW YORK, April 24.-Lieulen-
ant William Sheridan of the New
York police, will go TO San Francisco
on Saturday to watch criminals dur
ing the stay of the fleet in San Fran
cisco bay.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
Sues FOR MONEY.

w. Is. Graham has brought suit
against p. J. Jackson for $225.SO,
alleged due on goods purchased De-
cember 80, 1906. Together with the
original sum per cent interest
is askeu. The action was brought be-
fore Justice Cartwright.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
IENELASD Is BETTER
THE LATEST REPORT

LAKEWOOD. n. J.. April "a.
The condition of former Pres
idenr Grover Cleveland, about
whom alarming reports were
circulated here today. was said
by Mrs. Cleveland to be improv-
} ed tonight.
Mrs. Cleveland. in response to
} an inquiry. sent out the follow
ing message:
MIR. Cleveland is getting
along nicely. There is no oc-
casion for any alarm. may
issue statement to the press
, tomorrow. = 4
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
NEW NIGHT CLERK.

NJ. Herman has ben installed in
the position of night clerk at the
Steptoa. which position he will fill
during the absence of ]. NJ. Lambert,
who was called to Grand Island Neb.,
this week. by news of the illness of
his mother
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
GREEN DOES DAMAGE.

hurry creek, breaking through its
banks at Fourth avenue. did consid-
cradle damage Thursday night. Dur
ing the last several weeks quite
lot of money has been expended by
residents alcng the creek in putting
in crossings These were entirely
destroyed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.

The following transfers of real es-
tate have taken place within the last
few days in North Lawn addition. A..
]. Stevens to F. J. Gramm. lot g.,
block for consideration of 800.
Same I Marguerite Gallagher. lot 2,
block s, fer nominal consideration.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25

Though he has served six months
for Jogging an unruly pupil, Sher-
man Cas-. teacher. is retained in
jail at Champaign, ILL.,, under the old
debtor law. parents of the pupil pay
ing his board
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
LOCAL-PERSONAL

owner of considerable mining inter-
ests In this district he was prac-
tically destitute at the time of his
death, according To the dispatch re-
ceived here
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
SUDDENLY Ill.

Mrs. w. b. Mendenhall left yester-
day morning for the home of her
mother in Salt Lake. Her departure
was due to sudden illness. ana it be-
ing deemed advisable that she reach
a lower altitude at once, she left
hurriedly 1t is the hope of many
friends here that her recovery may
be speedy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
VISITED MGILI..

Mrs. DR.. e. L. r. Wallace and 1T
tie son and Mrs. McElroy were Wis
itors NJ McGill yesterday afternoon.
Returning home they accompanied
DR.. Wallace on his way back from
Salt Lake City.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
SCHENCk IN TOWN.

Roy ". Schenck is in town from
a protfaeted stay at Hamilton. where
he is Interested in mining ventures.
Considerable activity is evident
among the properties of the section,
he states, several shipments to the
smelters being ready to be made
Mr.. Senenek will probably return to
Hamilton tomorrow.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25

unaware of the proceedings. One
man finally erawled over the transom
from the locked room and then lib
Grated his companions. The alarm
was ar cnee given and the police were
called on TO search for the robbers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
M'DON.iI.D Is Ill.

J. F. Mcdonald, an employee of the
Nevada United mine. was taken sud
denly III yesterday with Inflammation
of the bowels, rendering the sum-
moning of a physician imperative.
Dr. Brcek responded and before leav
ing WAS able to pronounce the pa
tient out of danger.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
FROM SALT LAKE

DR.. f. L. r. Wallace returned to
Ely City last evening from Salt Lake,
where he was called the first of the
week IA business matters.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
FROM IlI.ACkIiORSE.

j. M. Hansen, well known pros
peetor. is in the city from Black
horse He will remain until about
the first of the month, when he goes
back to lock after interests he mas
in the geld country.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
Happenings Of
A Day in the
District
FROM THE EAST.

Harol +. Maxwell was among dr.
rivals on last evenings train, coming
from Buffalo, \ Y. He expects to
locate in the district.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
OVER THE ROAD.

Superintendent Duddleson of the
Nevada Northern returned to Ely
City headquarters last evening from
an inspection trip out along the line.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
Fashionable dressmaker Corne
hurry and High streets. t
TO VISIT SISTER.

Miss Sophia Munro will leave to-
day for Reno TO spend short time
as the guest of her sister, Miss Jo-
sephine, who is attending the Uni
versity of Nevada She will after
ward proceed to San Francisco to be
present during the festivities which
will mark the arrival of the feet.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
NET RITE QUOTED.

According to a notification sent out
by the Board of Underwriters of the
Pacific coast the specifit ratings pub
lished on the cards of minimum rat
ings for this city are net, not sub
ject to a discount of % per cent.
This credit has already been given.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
sNEDAKER WILL LEAVE.

j. A. Snedaker, of Denver. after
spending several days in this district
examining the properties of the Me-
vada United and Giroux Consolidat-
ed companies, in which he is inter-
ested. will leave this morning for his
home.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
LOCKWOOD Ill.

Manager J. II. Lockwood of the
Telephone company was reported
yesterday afternoon to be quite i'll,
suffering from bilious attack He
will probably be confined to his bed
for son,e time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
INTERESTING DEMONSTRATION.

Richard Brady, special representa-
tive of the Eastman Kodak Co., will
arrive here this evening for the pur-
pose of giving demonstration at
Clark's drug store on Sunday and
Monday For the occasion Mr.. Clark
has extended an invitation to those
interested in the latest in photog-
raphy and their friends to attend
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25
FAYETTE LOT SOLD.

Lot 20 in block l of Fayette addi-
ton has ben sold by Mrs. Serafia
Stevens to Mrs. Carrie Hendley. Con-
sideration figuring In the deal is
$3.50.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25

Ask your dealer for Becker's bere,
the favorite beer throughout the west
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25

Assessment work affidavit blanks
for sale at the White Pine News Of
Ices.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25

Safety deposit boxes for rent: IS
and $40 per annum. Bank of Ely.
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RIAL MONEY REFUSED.
CONTINUED from page one.)

Coleman. attorney for the plaintiff.
They demand that the case against
them be dropped and that the plant
iff be instructed that deed shall be
delivered upoa payment nf the sec
ond $125.
Demurrer 10 the answer was also
filed by plaintiff through their at
torney II was brief in the extreme,
saying only that the answer present
cd insufficient ground ior defense
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-25

Try a Columbia Club cigar and
you will be pleased. Union made.