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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
SroRberso9tbnm.
Ams Der bamptHaht.

2nremburs, 90. Sob. 9ie
Sobesfdle Der periioiienen ISOLDE iinb,
bonn 81. Nop.: Iaria Mnna S6eer,
aft 80 Sabre. gbefrn1 bon Sobann
@emi9ius Sacobp. 3ol5sS culptierer;
Sierre Soiepb 8artln. oft 81 S.,
&entner. 90: 8ilbelm @laeiener.
alt IS Sabre, Stupent. 23.: Ii6el
Sbenten. alt 81 Sabre, SaglDbuer.
ebelos aus @etort. a.: Marid Sanz
len. alt 70 Sabre. @ittpe bon Nitoz
los Sanien. 5tIbS. @aurer 5u Iians
ben. &c.: gmilie @aoeleine 8esel.
alt 4 Wonate; Spbanna Wdas. alt So
Sabre, obne Stnub. ebeloS.
{ m b II T q, "a. Sob. Ser
5ipeite Selegiertentag Der fatbplii6en
Nrbeiterpereine lnieres 3anbes, mels
der am lebten Sonntas I'M @eleuens
bans 5u 2ugemburs ~ob9ebalten lpurbe,
bate einen glGn5enbeu Serlauf. Srob
Der ibled)ten @itterrmg iparen nid)t
meniaer als $50 Sele9ierte uno Wtits
glieoer aus alien Sbeilen bes 2anoes
berbeiaeeilt, I'M an ben 8eratbungen
tbeil5unebmen.
Serr 8istbumsIetretGr Stint, 9i5z
5eianprdIes Der fatboliihen Nrbeiterz
bereine. e%rGffnete Die 8erIanmllng
nit eiuer fur5eu SeeriiBuna unb err
itattete Damn 9eriht iiber oie Ger>
einstbati9teit im perflonenen Sers
einsiabr.
Ser Ierbanb Der fatboliiden Irs
beiterpereine bes 2anbes 3Gblt $500
Witglieber, Die lid auf 20 Ortl6aften
pertbeilen. Sm perflolieneu Sabr
linb bier3e6n neIe Sereine e~egriinpet
iporoen unb 5ipar in ~folgenpen Srts
ibaften: Cid a. D. NlS.. Sberferlhen.
Ginger. Gilfcn. 2uremburgsSt. @is
del. Yfafientbal. 2euoelineen. 8ars
tringen. Sbig. &umm. Solerih. Spns
nepes. 8alierbiai9 uno Werbis, @s
imrben i'm 2allie oes Sabres 212
offentli6e Gerinmmlun9eu ahges
bolteu. Northumberland > @erz
iaumlungen iuuber ca. 245 itutt;
nuBerbem Iinb iait IN allen Sereineu
Die Stuoien5irfel eineefiibrt; IN mebs
reren SrtIhaften fanben hieIelben
pdbrenb bes @inters ale a6t Gage
Itatt.
@uh Dat Der iuu9e 0erhanb Ihou
grobe @ortbeile fir feline Mitslieoer
errunaen. 60 er5ielten a. g. in
@ilsbori Die Mitglieber bes Ifbeiters
pereins cine 9pbnerbobune bon 10
YroSent bel 9leib6eitiser tarifmdBiser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

nod iest pobnen. Gin Sabr ipdter
fpdnberte audi Die nunme6r 8erltorS
bene nit brei ibrer SDhter ndb ben
Der. Staaten aus uno lieb lid bel
i9rem Shipieseriobne Sobn Sanlen
nabe Ilton. So, nieber. 1887 5og
iie 81 ibrer So6ter Srau Sran5 aiefz
fer, mo lie big 5u ibrem Sobe ln>
nnter6rofen gelebt. unb Die bette
Eflege 9efunben. Sic @eritorbene
mar cine quite 6riitli6e Srau, cine
brape @attin unb Mutter unb itano
albier bel Sebermann in bpber
adtung. GIN ibrem @rabe traleru
ibre bier 306ter. ndmli6: Srnu
Sran5 aieffer (unb 8otte unb Slim
ber), @6ite 2afe, g. s., Srau Iars
saretba Sub bon @erria. 3d., Srau
&atbarina 9anien, @lton, Sn., unb
Srau Barbara Sdeitler (unb Sobn)
bon Spens. So. Bernard @aspar
bon Strentor, SG., fonnte leioer ni6t
BEL bent gegrdbniIie 5ugeeen iein,
ebenio Sr. @mil Urban BON Spens,
Sa. 4ntpeienb paren mod Sral S.
4ieffer bon 2eWaars. Saul @anbere
i6eib bon Sbens nnb W. 9ieffer uno
Srau bon @eiltneton Spriugs, g. o.,
unb piele Inbere. Sic 9ubineeidiez
oene rnbe IN Srieben! unier ber5z
lides geileibl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

~geiebenen @eriammlunsen. Sic @es
p%olternng bat bas &prgeben Der Nntis
Glerifalen aagemeiu lebbaft perurs
tbeilt."
Iber niht ALIEN in ber Stabt
2ugembur9 Ielblt, au6 auf benz
gamble lit bas antisfutbolil6e gles
ment in roger Sbati9feit, bios NIT
benz llnteridiebe. bab man auf Dem
2anbe nod niht 10 often por5lts
9eben tpdgt.@ Sen 2uremburaern. Die
in ben lesten brei. bier Subren eins
gepnnbert iinb, miro es oieaeibt aufs
gefallen iein, baB in ben lestem Sab
rem, mo lie in Der alien Seimatb
tueilten. iiberaa nuf m~auffGlige
8eiie GiieuRahn : 8eamte
lt6 III ben @emeineeratLtimz
Weu IieBen. gs gelan9 linen meiit
obne biele Miibe, benn bas imppnirt
ia ben einfa6en Bauer, I'M Hatbe Der
@emeinbepdter. 10 men Stationss
Niiiiteuten nit golbenen 8nopfen unb
betreBten Shultern. ooer losar ben
yGbef De @nre" iisen 81 baben. Sir
Den lnrembureer Bauer oa brauBen
lit 10 ein oGbef De @are" B a 8, mas
bier fir ben Sarmer Der Squire" i'm
gYiqage" lit, Der oft bas Nmt bes
Sriebensridters, Deg 2ebrers unb oeS
Soitmetiters in elmer Herion ners
einigt. limb iene Serren D@bemins
feriiten". b. +. gabnbeamte iino gus
meilt Die ein5igen ,2iberalen" i'm
Sort, 3. +. Sene, Die ME Sonntaes in
cine Stride geben, trQRSem cine groBe.
GEabLp erlelben bnS 8DmnaiiMm 5u
2ugembnre beludte. 01dnfe bon
ibnen 9eben bDdltens einmal nod i'm
Sabre 5u ben Saframenten; tpie's i'm
@olfsmunbe iiber Tie beiBt, balten tie
lire Sitern nod mad ben vWiaern".
limb iolhe Memmeu, bic fi6 ibrer
Geligion Ihdmen (benn eben
Sonntag arbeiten Die Serrcn nidt),
bic 8umeiit o2iberale", b. +. Rihts<
CHANDLER. Naturaliiten, Naterialilteu
Sreimnurer II. (. N. ii1o, Die tpdblt
man in Den @emeinoeratb. nm bic
SntereIen tatbolii6er 91riLef sl
leiten nno an fpabrenl llnb bas
nennt man aaes gut unp redtl Yaps
perlapapp, baS CLAUDE rrer bier net!
Sei b1 nter b'aen pp. 8etreff bieIer
Clique. ipie ma auf gut lurems
burger . beutih iaeen piirbe. leien
mir ieet in einem luremburger 8latte
Solsenbes:
nSie letten @emeinbetpablem bas
ben elmer Ihon ldnelt gel1miebeter
8ette nelie Hinge eingefiigt. neber<
al IN ben eroben giienbahnen pirb
cine ipltemntiI6e Srppaeanbn fir
Gnnbionten uus ben Heiben Der 9abns
beamten gemaht, ipobei Die pSublas
terniten". tpollte ihreiben Subniterns
item unb qualitntip Minoertpertbigs
item. eleib ben 5Dditen unb gegabtes
item. bon elmer sebeimen Sriebtraft
nuf ben 9emeinoeieliel geido6en
tperben. gS lit IelbitperiIdnblih. bnB
Die giienbabn > @eieuihaften iih aus
uneigenniisiger 3iebe gum @oble ma
ierer @emeinben tetue Spfer aifer>
lesen unb lire 8eamten nur bonoz
rieren fir Die in ibren Sieniten berz
bradten Irbeitstage. @enn nun
aber elbitperltdrblif bas G~cIbitoers
itdnbli6e niht sitrifft. 10 mus alih
Der aur3lihti9ite einieben, baB binter
bieier MahenIhaft Elm 9ebetmz
bunb itebt, Der gebeime 3pede i'm
srge bat. Die unlere gemeinoen leis
Der nod ni6t dhnen. nber in gdloe
burhihauen trerben." - y@eq. neil
feel" fagt Ser Imerifaner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
Aus ben iibrisem TbeiIeu.

Setltnaen, "a. Nob. @eftern
Ibenb gegen z llbr peribieb an Mlbllz
minerie unier Yfarrer, bo6p. Sr.
Rbilipp ginsfelb. gr mar seboren
5u 8ils. ant z. sunni 1851. 9ie bl.
YrieItertuetbe erbtelt er I'M 90. Iuz
quit 1884. Seine erlte Nniteulng
erbielt er nls &nplan in Sbrpnb>
tpeiler am 80. September 1884. @m
80. Wai 1885 tpIroe er gum Yifar
in 8eferif, am 81. 9e5ember 1887
sum &aplan in 9ieberfeulen, am 1.
@tni 1897 3um 1farrer in 8olflins
gen unb am "a. Wai 1905 gum Efars
rer III 9eqinsen ernannt. Sur fur5e
3eit pdltete er bier Ieines Mmtes.
Yfarrer 9insfelb mar Elm frommer
nnb eifriser 8eiltlifer. Ser
ielbe lit audi ipeiteren &reiIen
beltens befannt iporben bur1 bas
9rama: m@plfram bon gonborf ober
Der 8rnbermorSer". bas f6on diif 10
pielen lurembursiiden giibnen aez
ipielt tpuroe. Gin eriter 2eihenbienit
fiir ben 8erltorbenen seIdiebt in Der
Sfnrrfirhe 3u 6ellingen. am 9onz
nerstng, ben 90. Hopember. 8leif
oarnad 1teberfiibrune Der 2eide na1
g8ils.
. mmetbims e n, 81. Sob
@eltern lieBen Die grben Der An @eis
mersfirb beritprbenen gbeleute @reis
belptu9er : Herrarb offentlid n~eriteis
germ elm gerdrmiges. 5tp~eiItodiaes
&pbnbaus, aelegeu 5n Sommelbineen
uno etnen oa5u sebDrigen 8arten.
Sas gauge Intpeien cling in ben Belts
bes Sru. IS. gampius @reibeloinaer
fir Den Ireis bon 10000 SIR. iiber.
6 rmsburf, 25. Sob. Gin linz
9liidsfau pioerfubr benz 26idbrigen
Shreiner 2arrp Sobann in ieiner
@erfltdtte. Serielbe nj befbdftigt.
auf elmer Iai6ine einen 8aiierihens
tel zines Senlterrabmens a~b3urunben.
Snfplae zines ¬ens. ipeld,er lih in
Dem SolSitiid befanb. eab es plDblid
einen Stud. iobab pas Soda ipegiprana
rnb 2arrb nit Der linfen Sanb in bus
gfeIier eerietb, ipobei linn Beige uno
Wtittelfineer bidt AM 8alen abgee
l6nitten ipurben.
Seifinsen, "a. Sob. 8eitern
Ibenb neri6ieo unler Yfarrer, Der
bohip. Serr Sbilipp Sinsielb. CT
luurbe 9cbpren in @ile. am 7. SUM
1851. Ole Trieiterlpeibe erbielt er
am %. IusuIt 1884. Seine erite
Initeuung ais aaplan in Gdronps
ipeiler eriolgte am 80. September
1884. Im 80. Mai 1885 puroe CT
5unn @itar in Sederi6. am 2t. De-
3ember 1887 gum &aplon in Niebers
feulen. am 1. Mai 1897 gum Yiars
rer IN @pliiiugen unb am "a. Iai
1905 gum Yfarrer in 9eainaen err
nannt. X. l. Il.
S6eHgem, 25. Top. Sn Der
aliuif Der gliinbetberinuen in ser
Irienalitra6e in Suremburg iii
Sdfpeiter Seanue S~rancoile. 9eboreue
Wtaas bon bier, a%eItorbem.
plpah d., %. Gop. Sic Sume
@ittlpe De M~unfacip. geb. GGciliu 9as
pier, bat bns aus ibrer erIten g6e NIT
Dem b%erlIorbenen Srn. 60. Baron De
Iar6eS berriibrenbe, bieiiee S6IoB
an ben Germ Baron unb 8eiieer oes
S6loiies bon 8uiri6 (@eIgien). Ell
nem naben @ermanpten pes Srn. De
WiarGes. pertauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

0iiidIi6c Seele, tpas piuit bm
iorgen,
8enn nod Elm Tenih Dir CUR Seite
blieb.
Don benz on neibt: Sicr biit on 9es
bergen!
ct lit Dir gut une bat bid Iisb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
y - N
SebeS Msdb6en

bat @nlasen gum &ohen. ltnb es
lit cine aite Snsc, bab sutes 9pden
Die 2iebe am beiten erobert uno erbGlt.
8enn alio bod Die m~eiIten MGbden
beiratben molleu. bann iouten lie iidl
Dor allen 9ingen IN Der aii6enmuiif
iiben. Gedel. Slider. Seaer unb
Gbgeihirr MADDEN berrlihe gRIiit.
uenn man bunsrie unD buritig per---
fommt. Sat Damn Die Srau gut gee
foht, bann bat man lie no6mals
10 lieb.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-14
.FROLICSOME PUPILS
 GET LITTLE VACATIONS
FOUR BOYS AND A CHICKEN SUS-
 PENDED FROM SCHOOL.
High School Students Try to Start a Geological Gardens and Are Sup pressed.

Four frolicsome high school boys were suspended last week for a series of pranks which eliminated in a chicken episode
 Overcome with ennui which usually attends a serious consideration of Lat in prose composition and the collection of heirOglyphics called algebra. some of the students procured one or more chicks and tucked said chicken or chickens under their coats when they went to school Wednesday morning After certain preliminaries. during which a chicken was provided with a paper collar such as Columbus and Isabella used to wear, the students started a small geological gardens in the little room adjoining the stage in the general assembly. The collars were made from paper pie plates which had served their purpose as the bases for custard and lemon pies pur- chased at the delicatessen. After punching a hole in the center, the chickens head was thrust through thus serving the purpose of retarding the birds movements and at the same time giving the chicken a peculiarly ludicrous appearance.
 The little room at the side Of the stage is destitute of furniture with the exception of a case for papers and a mirror. It is a sort of ante room to the stage. 1t is separated from the as sembly room by partition about sev- en feet high which is open at the top
 In this ante room said chicken or chickens were deposited and for while all was still. The students went on with their amos" and "A square plus B squares" while in the hearts of one or two fluttered the vain hope that the bird would fly up on the par tition and in full sight of all with the Catherine de Medici collar on him. give vent to his soul in one long drawn raucous song of triumph such as only an Arizona rooster. which practices all night long, knows how to give Be fore this jubilant event occurred how ever a cackling noise and sound of scuffling issued from the ante room. Miss Stocum, who was in charge. de- cided to investigate. One of the stu dents in the assembly room offered to assist her in catching the chicken. There appeared to be three others in the ante room engaged in the same performance. Miss Stocum complained that the boys were not really trying to catch the chicken but were trying to shoo him over the railing. Intense ex- citement prevailed in the assembly room while the chicken was being captured; then as the squawks grew fainter in the distance peace was fin ally restored and here and there a pu- pil could be heard whispering his Lat Tn con1ugation-"amo. amas. amat. somebody stepped on the cat ;amamus. amatus, amant, it must have been my aunt" etc.
 Three of the boys who were sus- pended will probably be back in a few days but the fourth will have a little vacation till the first of the year.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-14
THE CACTUS BRAND
 BRINGS GOOD PRICES
More Good News Received For the Arizona Orange Growers.

The Arizona Orange Growers asso- citation received a piece of news re- gently which is of particular interest to Arizona people, especially the ones who are fortunate enough 10 own orange groves.
 F. H. Speich, who is the agent for the association in Riverside. California has written to say that the oranges sent from here, which were of the sec ond grade. or Cactus brand. brought the remarkable price of S1623.12 for the first car. from some of the inter for eastern towns. This was followed by car bringing in S12O6.72, another s123113. then two more at S122160, and si11492, respectively.
 This is an example of how the Ari- zona oranges are appreciated in east ern cities, and presents a decidedly en- .cOuraging outlook for the seasons out put.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-14

See the Roger Deering's Ad in Popu- lar Want column.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
MEETS WITH SUCCESS.

The movement looking toward the
establishment of reading rooms and
library association in East Ely has
met with such favor that over a hun
dred signatures have been secured of
the railroad and townsite employees
and officials and others living in East
Ely, who have expressed a willing
ness to join heartily in the carrying
out of such a project. Two rooms
will be fitted up in the Gunn-Thomp-
son building and made into attractive
quarters. One room Will be read
ing room, where access can be had
to the current magazines and news
papers, and we'll selected library of
books, which will be put in. The
other will be a game room, where
one can while away the time at check
ers, whist, crokinole, dominoes and
other games. The railroad and town
site officials will contribute the funds
with which to furnish the rooms, and
the whole work will thereafter be
sustained by the fees paid in by the
membership.
On Tuesday evening, November 10,
at o'clock. in Phillips hall, a meet
ing will be held, and permanent or
ganization effected, officers chosen,
and plan of work formulated. Not
only are the hundred or more signers
to the project to be present, but all
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08

are cordially invited who will lend
their support in any way to the move
ment 1t has been suggested that in
the forming of the library, books
might be contributed. several sub
stantial offers having already been
made in such direction, and at the
meeting on Tuesday night committees
will be formed to further solicit
books and periodicals.
This is no doubt one of the most
important movements inaugurated in
this locality, the benefits of which
are quite apparent There has been
sentiment expressed for some time
that an institution conducted along
lines similar to those adopted by the
Young Mems Christian association
ought to he established here, and
there is no question but that, prop
erly encouraged, the present work
will develop large proportions, with
its own building and suitable equip
ment. A list of the officers and men,
bers of the association will be pub
lished during the coming week.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
OCAL-PERSONAL

who is greatly admired among Ne
vada sports. is training earnestly Tor
his fight with Big AL Kaufman IN Los
Angeles in the near future. Mus
tain will use every means to stop the
native son, as victory over Kaufman
will mean much to him and Incident
ally blight kaufmans chances for a
go with the winner of the Burns
Johnson scrap.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
o'CONNOR CASE To
THE FEDERAL COURT

. Order has been granted by
. Judge Brown for transfer of the
. case of p, II. Cannon. admins
. traitor of the estate of John
. O'Connor against the Steptoe
. Valley Smelling & Mining Co..
> from the district 10 the federal
. court in compliance with a pc
. tition filed by attorneys for the
. defendant company some days
. ago. Petition for removal was
> made on the ground that the I
. defendant is nonresident of
. the state.
Transcripts have been pre- I
. pared and forwarded to Carson I
. by the county clerk.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
pREsnYTEaAN sERVICEs.

Regular services of Presbyterian
church will be held i'm the school
house. 1926 Avenue f, today at / |
O'Clock a. m and 7:45 p. M. Sun
day school meets at 10 a. m. At the
morning service. Prof Davidson will
play a cornet solo. Mrs. d. S. Don
aldson will sing in the evening.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
DANCE AT KIMBERLY.

Another dance is to be given at
the Kimberly boarding house in a
week or two for the benefit of the
schools of that district. The sue
cess of the entertainment given a
week ago. it is believed, warrants the
giving of a series of social events
during the winter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
METHODIST SERVICES.

AZ parsonage Chapel Sunday
school, 10 a. IN. Preaching, | / a. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, p. m.
Epworth League Superstition So
cial, Friday, the 18th At Good
Times hall: Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Epworth League, $3.50 p. m. Praise
and preaching service. 7.30 D. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday, p. m.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
EXPECTING MOTHER.

NJ. + Richard, OF this city, has
received word from his mother, who
resides in Seattle to the effect that
she will leave for Ely in a few days
TO spend the winter with her SON.
Mrs. Richard has recently recovered
from a serious attack of illness.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08

county hospital constructed especial
~ for his custody. This action of
separating Carr from the other pris-
oners was taken on account of his be-
ing afflicted with tuberculosis, there
by avoiding possible spread of the
disease in the county bastile
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
DATA on STATES HISTORY.

For the purpose of securing data
on history of this section OF the
state, Miss Jeane Elizabeth Weir, of
Reno, secretary of the Nevada His
torical society and member of the
faculty of the University of Nevada,
is in Ely and will spend several DAYS
here
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
NEW PICTURES.

The following new pictures will be
shown at the Bio theater this even
ing: Her First Bike Ride 1.-The
Kings Diamond" The Mattress, :"
Mysterious Flowers" The Viking S
Daughter" and 20. What Lungs. :"
Mr.. Armand will sing eff You Were
Mine" and Sweet Maid of the Sun
set Sea-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
Mrs. LINDLEy HONORED.

Mesdames +. l.. r. Wallace and
G. 4. MeElroy entertained at bridge
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Wallace, the affair being con-
Quoted in honor of Mrs Curtis II
Lindley. of San Francisco, who is
here on visit to her son, Curtis.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
TO CONDUCT RESTAURANT.

Frank Croy. who recently disposed
of his interests in the restaurant con-
Quoted by Best & Croy, has leased
the eating house in back of the Vet
eran building and will operate a res
taurant therein. beginning November
10
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
TO MEET FRIDAY.

The next meeting OF the county
board of commissioners will be held
at the court house Friday, when a
large amount of routine work will be
taken up and an official count of the
county votes taken.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
BURNT LEATHER.

Cark's drug store has received an
assortment of handsome burnt lea
Their which will find favor in the eyes
of Christmas shoppers. This is but
one of the novel lines to be seen at
this store
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
SELLS INTEREST.

G. /. Rowe has disposed of his IN
terest in the feed business of Rowe
& Gallagher, to J. II. Gallagher, who
will conduct the business alone in
the future. Consideration involved
has not been announced
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
TO SALT LAKE.

W. r. Jassoy. buyer for ". b.
Grahams store. is at Salt Lake for
a short STAY during which he will
inspect and purchase goods for the
store.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
INSTRUMENT FILED.

Instrument was filed in the county
recorders Office yesterday recording
appointment of George II. Sheared
as deputy sheriff at Riepetown.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
GRAND JURY RESTING.

After two days of hard work,
members of the grand jury declared
a rest yesterday. The body will be
in session, however, a number OF
times before court eonyenes the lat
ter part OF this month.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
on WAY TO COAST.

Mat Bassett Is In the city from
Muncy. en- route to California, where
he will remain for several months
Mr.. Bassett will leave tomorrow
morning.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
PRISONER REMOVED.

John Doe Carr, who is awaiting
the action of the grand jury on a
charge of burglary, was removed
from the county Jail yesterday aft
ernoon to a building adjoining the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
INSTALLING FIXTURES.

New fixtures are being Installed at
the Court Exchange saloon on Ault-
man street. which was recently OPEN
ed under new management.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
BRIDGE REPAIRED.

Repairs have been made on the
bridge spanning hurry creek at the
railroad. A couple of boards in the
bridge had been torn loose, threat
ening injury to those who had oeca-
sion to cross it. Luckily no accidents
resulted
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
BUYS RESTAURANT.

According TO deed filed with the
county recorder yesterday, c. l..
Rowe has purchased interest in
restaurant from Mrs r. r. Williams.
consideration $500.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
RETURNS TO SALT LAKE.

DR.. IT. A. Whitney returned yes
terday morning to his home in Salt
Lake following stay of several
months at Osceola. where he is inter-
ested in mining property
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
TO VISIT FRIENDS.

Mrs. Retta Gregory of Snake Val
ley. left yesterday morning for Salt
Lake where she will he a guest of
friends for number of days.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
FROM COPPER FLAT.

DR.. Lou Wallace and Messrs. Per-
kins and Dobbins spent last evening
in Ely, as guests of friends.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Christian Science services will be
held Sunday at 1 / a. m at Graham's
hall \ cordial invitation TO attend
is extended to all
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
Happenings Of
A Day in the
District
FROM DENVER.

NJ. Martovich arrived in the city
Friday night from Denver to remain
a couple of days on a business mis-
sion.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
WOMAN FINED.

Found guilty of having sold liquor
without a license at her home at
Shelter, Mrs. Nelson Erdell was fined
SIS and costs by Justice Cartwright
yesterday, which she paid
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08

Phone 63-K when wanting laundry
called for and work will be salts
factorily done by the Troy laundry.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-08
SEAGRAVE VISITS ELY.

Superintendent Seagraye. of the
Cumberland Ely Copper Co, at Vet
eran, was in Ely yesterday.