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New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

CTaAT AT-F-FECk Experienced Nl'h go.'
..i.,.FnofiI- and marine engines; uI-i-f~
s,ag5s stenogrAphy ana typewriting c"llese
-lgucetion. two years Office experience. Ase se
%: gooc recommendation AdNel l'4Sri' -
West I'D -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sur sun ia Moon 1o:l1 Moons IS
HIGH WATER
aN-Sa-sv Hook Island a:1s Hell Gate Il :oa
FN-Szz6y Hook = Gov Islen6 40 Hell Gate II 135
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Femala

COMPANION - SECRETARY - Cultured
woman wants re-eneaETuleut, or as
chaperon. supervising houseketper' posi-
,toy OF tr1!sf. refined surroundings. city or
fogutry. highest credentials. Address Ahii-
stv. Box II. Tribune Uptown . nlce. 1864
Broadway.
FMFRpIUFRfNG and sewing. Uv Young
es,grzte1 zirl- hv dsy or week expert
.nced. artistic cmbroideries- Miss A Rule
AIS East -efn 81.
tyor-sEEEFPER American widow In
hachelcr's or ptdaV eTs apartment. refer
eaecs. experienced. Mrs kiEsanl. lS8
ssorrinE Est1e sc
YOI Nc GIRL. business education. desires
any once place. Eteno.. 81 Grand 81
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BALTIMORE & OHTo r. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every other hour on the even hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections IN New Union Station.
Washington. with all Lines South
Leave New York Daily. 23d St Lfb'y ac-
WASHINGTON, 81 pers. I150 pm I3O am
WASHINGTON, Diner 7-5o am 500 ara
WASHINGTON. Diner ESQ am 1000 ami
(ParIor car N Z to Richmond Val
WASHINGTON, Diner. iI.5O am 100 mn
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 15O IN 2OOp pm
--ROYAL LTD" Diner. 350 pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 100 pa
Through Daily Trains to the West
CHICAGO. PTTTSBURG. $50 am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 1I-5O am II 90 nm
PITTSBURG. CLEvEL'D. 3 so pm 400 pm
'-PITTSBURG LIMITED g. 80 pm 200 pm
GIN ST LOUIS LoUIsy- 11-5o pm 80 Am
CIN.,ST LOUIS LOUISv. 9 20 am 1000 An
GIN. ST LOUIS. .IOUISv.. $50 pm 600 pm
ofices: 245. 434. 1900 Broadway. Astor
House, los Greenwich St. 225 5th Av.. 3e1
Grand St. n. Y: 343 Fulton St. Brooklyn;
West 23d st. and Liberty ST.
After ,. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
3. & o. r r. 23d ST. Terminal Phone
Number. Chelsea-31<A
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N. 7. n IA a HARTFORD p

". :, ". III. q ftdN I OftD Il K
Trains Depart from Grand Central Station.
<2d St and 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London Prov.-ttll10 1000.
+ 5oo 5SS2 a5oa M ,1aoo NJ ;9s "a. a WIfe siGp
mantic-trs:o :oe A n. tz:o1 NJ; Via
spf 1918 A n. 'iI12:o0 'll4:oc. sIf:Oo
p NJ
Lakevf1Ie & Norf.-tye:oo A. II: 1928 PM
CT. Darlington. stockbridge. Lenox. Pitts
neIt-t4:4. 1900 A NJ 1923 P. n
c125th St. also at GAS. 1900 c1354 B.way.
c25 Union So. c1s2 9Th Ave. c24s Col
W J25th St. 2Tss Sd Ave IN B'kIyn. CA
Cour- St. 47e Nostrand Ave. $50 3 way.
sDaiiy- Except Sundays fStops al 12srh
St xStops at 18th St Sundays only
tParior Car Limited Has dining ca-.
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

- sc-us ore - furnish capital snd
.ske interest ir TIE manufacture q new
e.1.-s. recently ps-ented. valuable 20
,,--,s7srs- ni.l cereiop good irconei have
s5nE r-ozel. A1c-ess ". Box %. T-tb-
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PUBLIC AoCorNTANTs.

- = = I'D E1r1-c accou-- desires En-
.~sss--st-.-s = accounting. auditing sys-
,s--~-ng and special Investigations. best
Z Moderate charges Aonress Z.
roEtorfioe Box 1883 New York
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

For Porto Rico
steamships Of the RED d. LINE viii
sail from Pier Il. near Wall ST Ferry
BROOKLYN, for san Juan direct as follows
IS CARACAS. Saturday. May 3. noon
: PHII.A DELPfIA --- sat. June s. noon
For freight or passage apply 70
POTI.TON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 50 Wall St
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fkoF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
FemA1e

.~-.'o.lA-E NURrE E.-care n, Invalid
s.r,-. Di aculr. OF snail none citr Hr
FnHoe Holnces 80 West 2-f =
~ AIRY Gr.I EF$ESS OF CoMPse -
r hlrrsir educated zourg r'o-l-
-, t,cft-a. F-encl. CEer-asn es-
.oes Preferably 70 y0z,g ls>.-
hszt -. s.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18
ATCTI0N SAIFS.
BILLIARD AID POOL Tables

- - IA ACTCRERs of billiard and pool ts-
1-sh g-sde boviins alley builders;
- pr1csE Nsr1 Bros * Irion Square.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

~, q EAST-Larg= connecting
ICONS ~ second floor. with board: hall
----s- -efn-s noes
-as-z 81 81 WEST Pack parlo-, also
ss---- e-o- front. other rooms. ps-lor
,--t-x RON wholesome surroundings
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

USEFUL. MAN.-COOK. &c.-Young Ger
man couple man outside work. under
stands waiting: wife good cook and laun-
dress or houseworker; best references Ma
thewson's Bureau. go eth ave. near Attn
st. Tel. 37S-Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

USEFUL, MAN-Understands house and
garden work: city or country Gardener.
300 East Saith ct.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

AMERICAN WOMAN as lady's maid and
seamstress useful companion; willing TO
assist in management of house or care OF
elderly or invalid lady; $50 per month. Ad-
dress Useful, Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1854
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
ErmalA

RSE.-Frs1ch graduate, any inFslit
$50 mouthly. Mrs SJ-y ems. 34I " est
3Uth St
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

HOUSEMAN.-In private family; sober.
willing and obIiging; reference Joseph
Conroy. 2345 3D. ave-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

NURSE Excellent city references. take
entire are Of one OF two children, coun-
t-,- preferred. wages 81 X :. Mss
FItzgerald-s ; Bureau. 5d3 5th ave. cor s.d-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

USEFUL MAN. 20. EnElishman; very will
ing and obliging: -ood gardener, care
taker and repeirer; some knowledge Of
hcrses: references from last employer; sal
airy SIS month. C. F. R.. Box 40. Trib-
une Office
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

CHAMBERMAID.-Co Swedish girl.
hest references good searnstress: willing
TO help other work Jussila Bureau, $50
Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

GARDENER.-Youns: single; thoroughly
understands growing vegetables. outside
flowers pruning. cold frames, general
work; private place: strictly honest sober,
Industrious: can be seen; references. F.,
21T1 Sth ave.
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Female.

ABSOLUTELY first class help at Miss
Norroy's Bureau, T21 Lexington ave,
corner 5sth Vacancies in private and pub
lie establishments filled short notice
Accommodation workers and housekeepers
especially. Tel. 192S-Plaza-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

JANITOR R-Piumber; understands all re-
pairs, steam heat, etc. thoroughly; eN-
cellent reference. NJ Murphy. care Of Muir
ray, 200 West 54th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

USEFUL MAN (Outdoor).-By German
Swiss; vegetable gardening. care horses.
lawns and general utility work indoors:
first class reference. Irwin's Bureau, a
West 18th st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

!. asAsl EiIekak hseanie
$50 mesf for hW and order.
a., - - aaa Indians ALIKE feii
= - - 4 hls authority Often
!. !. - Enssd ID serve not enls -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

marshal. bur as Judge. luFy and ex
eentloner al IN Que.
The had mans nHore To down
him. ifat It uaH Kood deal llsg
aavhiag an angry hornet Little b
little be made Aherlln = decent
place An exciting boak eaala Be
written IlHs oa hlH flAhta In bring
ms these reforms about.
Al lat tha only bad men worthy
Of the uame uhn weFe left In the
khborhooa were the notorious
lake Mceaudles aud hia gang Of
nine black guards These II maa
Nere nnlY waiting a good chance "a
ambuah It'll where help couldn't
teach him
Que morning illekok vas rlAlae
- fuFt Haees uhau he stopped FIR
a drink 81 waEeF At ffieada cabin
osit On the pfafTta It's friend as
not al hame. bat hts wsfr pna she
rushed q the door With ths news
that NegandieN and hts gang had
passed the house not 10 minutes
aaFiieF.
nefoge nlli cuald aet u BIZ horse
the shul. aanx f~ho had hliien ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

across the threshold nIll omptlea
his reviewers iuto lham. killing -four
more. Then the remaining five
threw themselves on him.
One Of them landed a hlaW on hlH
head With rifle butt that sent him
feellnK and nearly bruke his skull
lie was bleeding at noae aud mouth
aud wounded by bullet aud buck.
shot
Tut. like Paul Jones. he had
iuat begun Ia fight" bowie knife
IN hand. he vas among hla foes.
alaHhlnK aud htabhlng with all hts
tremendous strength.
The small room was full Of
powder smoke. binding asHallantH
and aAaalled alike. This helped
Hlekoh. aud confused his enemies
For he could stab At any object
With which he might come into
contact IN the gloom. while the
smoke fog made the others doubt
ful az 10 whether they we're shoot
lnk aud stabhins friend ct fae
TIP and down the rom I'LL
dragged bis knot Of would BE mur
derern. tearing himself free only "a
plunge AZ them once more. red knife
IN hand
From vail II wall. Into corners
and over upset furniture he follow
sd the bad men,. lnnginE and
slaahlng a. eooliY an though he NaA
giving an exhibition performance.
making every blow count With
deadly effect. one fallen desperate
caught him about the knees. Down
he went. siahblng aa he fell
When he staggered 10 his feet.
pesring through the ntranellug
smoke, no man Vas On fnot 10 OPP
paae him OF the whole gang every
man vas dead or dying bleeding.
weak aud dikk9. fllll reslcd out Ia
the we'll for water A dying aatlaw
had efept there before him. pad
With thirst I'LL gave the fellas
first driuk" from the bucket be.
fore shaking his oNn terrible thirst
Then he called 20 hls horse. BLACK
Nell. made her kneei while he mau
aged somehow To mount. aud
ellnglng tn ths mare. rude to the
fort. where his wouids eere dress
ri Three pistol bullets. II buck
Ahut and II atahA or cuts had he
received IN that immortal battle
fof nearly ak months he hung be
tween life and death. but finally
Eot well
This fight. in which nlll IIekak.
single handed. killed 10 armed men.
Is to nv MUD one pf the greatest
exploits IN the history Of the snst
II II not campfire yarn. but soc
pei truth. every word Of t.
no Yon wonder I was proud t. be
the friend uf aaeh hera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

ambush Just beyond the eahinl
opened fire. On him lie had barely
time "a jump ladeora before lheY
made their rush.
The weHan Of the hauee thrust
her husbands loaded rifle into his
hands. This aud his tuo reviewers
formed the mans armament af dc
Tense u this time the HanN WAH
hafnmefang af the door. nltl flung
The door open. iefeted the rifle and
shot Meeandies through the heart.
jumping aklde befo1e the rant could
recover ffom their surprise At hlk
uns xpersea move Il vas = light
nius quick plaY. bat left the odds
nine 70 one against him There waA
81 tim. - reload his rifle. "a he
dropped Ii and pulled oat bis twa
Fe4olteFa
II he had thouxht "a discourage
the Kanx ~ dFuppihE their leater
BE as aFnax Far the whole tine
Faahed the open door f Naa 70 n
= ftNht - thu death A. fhuY suFEed
sIassassssasssaas5s
Ladies' khaki suits At Piper a
TaFsN. lot saFtME 81 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
CONGRESSMAN IS TO BE
PLACED ON TRIAL
FOR SHOOTING
JAMES HELM is INDICTED
ron SHOOTING A NEGRO IN
WASHINGTON CITY.
10y United Press

WASHINGTON. MAY ~
Congressman James Thomas liaf
liu Of Alabama. must stand trial
for shooting Lewis Lundy. a negro.
and Thomas MeGreafy while rid
Ing on a Pennsylvania az street
ear several weeks ago. An tadlci.
ment containing three counts has
been rendered .saainnt him
llefiin became annoyed IT tue
actions Of the negro. who was
bolsteroua. aud uphralded him.
Nhefenpon LundY. according 60
Hetlin'H version Of the affair he.
cana noisy After few angry
words the Congressman drew hts
revolver aud shot. one bullet Htflk
lug the nesra ia the head aud an
other piercing the leg Of Mecfeatf.
who NBs standing on a street cot.
net.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
FINANCIAL CRISIS is
WORRYING JAPAN

TOXIC. MAJ = The finance
huraaa has called the leading
Japanese flnanelara into confer
enee CONCERNING the eoantrYsa com.
mHfelai condition Though 4 IL
aeaIsd thai the national credit Is
endangered. 40 attempt II made 10
eniIerAl the fact that business Il
shagkinHif dIapfEautaed Govern.
maht bonds have dropped from 80
ta 80 since tho stflnRsneg began
aud private securities are still
more seriously depressed.
cApllaiiHis blame tbs govern
meat for adopting the present Fl
nAuftAi policies. especially the "a
tioaalla4tlnn II the railroads. 9Th
out consulting representatives 1f
the business Interests They afe
doing their best. however. t. re-
hefs the situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
DISCUS RAVEnNA
PARK PURCHASE

The purchase OF RaYeuna park
b. the city will be discussed By
A Warren Gould, member Of the
committee appointed by the Vom
ems clubs TO urge the purchase
II the property. - = meeting Of
the Commercial club tonight. The
meeting will be held in the club
rooma IN the old MneDonkall 4
southsiek building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
..,.s.to SIT w r. esdyl

.,,sf.to att w. F e''yl'
!. not about myself
= -. aac Of M best friends
sss s ,he greatest plataasiniei.ial
e efa y. name 20 Yeata aso
80 -. snawn than that Of tbs
-. q ths United sls. -.
e, - a.. The name vas net
= IN twas James lie
f. \ ~ mn b. the pee's Nhe
= -. - sbs wish bis elder efeth
Nlll'aa - & feet : IN heisht
AEss d inch chest and =
h =. !, ,.,s,'r nan many school :,
- y n. 80 lesi were as amail aud
- sosnAns lis hair
Esr y. !, .s.,s c,ls and tell 70 hts
|Fas ss .s 's Tie had the
Heaa = prlsefightsr and the
1Fsss's .s !, i ! eaiamouui IL pla
80 ~ ,sssallnk or knlte fiehts
~ g - ~ - equal sn all tie
|hs = ~ ssmetimes hssu asksd
' !. !, II MI vas = desperate The
Z ~ ". sIuays makes me hot
-. 80 - nllAf iia Vas pefasl's.
ss's. .s - most honest man
e ~ - ~, him when he vas
A. rncle sam Later IN
-. usr he uas captured b.
z y,sss.sesaiss and condemned
IL Killed bis ialleE aud
- sss..v 4 he guard Nith hts
3 sssa.. pal 90 the eftieef =
-. "a ealmiY rode aefuss 10
s - KAas the bad men
nmmat fhes eaashs =
80 slssss marshal sho Vas
!. - ss..a.s lAem. pat bis head -
80 ~ rhapped Il Of - sheF
80 . sAlskeas After hat the
= mafshal IN that district
- s-xxlna uiTl ~Wild HI an.
.sa 49, Be vas ready tu I'LL
:. ...sAsl Hsckak heeanle a
80 wesf for lAw and eftIeF
~ - aaa Indians alike feit
= $50 4 Bis authority Often
: - ssesd 10 serve not aalS -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

The crush of orders has been simply APP
palling to us. and the purchasers want
their goods delivered. Please bear with
US and be as patient as you can. You know
this sale has been good thing for you.
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10
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|kzslI
|hs n
+ ~
/ uas
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II ~
II ~
srx 4.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
CONVICT MUST sAao.

nnTTF. Mont MAJ Il George
Rook. sha pleaded guilty lset weet
in the district court OF Powell eoun
y g. murder IN the first daafee.
has been sentenced IS b. hanged
Iune Is. Raok. with thres other
eaaxtets. made = desperate attempt
tn escape fauu the state penltnn.
tiArf II User Ledge during which
thsY allied chief Guard John Il
HahlnHan and desperately wounded
Frank CoaieF. one ct tie prison
contractors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

AT. isos BY prsss eue. Gel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12
Waldo N 0afIin

....ss saxs Al Theo. Wits & %
lHs Hst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

A petition has been presented a
Kansas cit fat \ receiver for the
Great Western Life Insurance
Af0neF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-12

Ladies' khaki suits ct Piper a
Taft ;. 1904 sarinG a 80
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23

residence and business
the Ely Townsie Co
bringing the
who would be of value
capacities would be profitable
to employment
with amped building and ess desirable
day and has excellent permanent
that
eader class of at work than
citizens majority with families
industrious Their here their satisfaction
with
producing district in the world and that Its principal
the people afforded
with its
10000 attracting Others of their excellent
headquarters
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23
METAL SHOULD ADVANCE
UTAH COPPER MAN TALKS

SALT LAKE. March 21.-A mes
sage was received from New York
Thursday stating that there had been
"A great deal of spot copper oversold,
100000 pounds at least, and that
the Metals Selling company was the
main organization that turned the
trick Asked yesterday as to what
effect this would have ON the copper
market. General Manager u. G. Jack
ling of the Utah Copper company.
stated that II should have salutary
effect.
1T should strengthen the copper
marker" said Mr.. Jackling. by pre-
venting the bad fluctuations we have
had In the past. and the metal iE liza
BILE. too to be placed at better level
than II holds at present. At the pres
ent prices. the sale of copper seems
an easy matter, and present condi-
lions. II SENS To me, should indicate
To the business man that prices on
copper may advance II may be con
sidefed hard matter 10 determine
right now. bnt my owa opinion Is
that copper has touched its lowest
ebb. and that the Improvement will
be marked and steady."
Mr. Jackling states thai The Utah
Copper company oversold its spot
copper early in February. February
was an enormous copper selling
month with this noted Utah organi2a-
tion During that period. Mr.. Jack
ling states. the company sold 1000
tons of copper. much of which was
not strictly speaking spot copper. II
will take practically all March TO
bring this up 10 date. BY spot cop
per. strictly speaking. Is meant cop
per on the Atlantic seaboard ready
for instant delivery, and does not
take into consideration the amount
of copper en- route. The Utah Cop
per company. for instance, has three
months supply of copper on the road
to market continually, and IN over
increasing volume llt this l. not
spot copper.
Early Wednesday noninf the
Utah Copper company started TO run
ore into the ninth section AT the great
concentrating plant at Garfield, and
he states that all nine sections now
are operating al their maximum Gu
paeity. All the power units, except
the last one, are operating In fine
condition. and at The present time
the company has "A power capacity
capable of developing 5000 horse
power This does not include the
last unit of ZOO horse power capae-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23


maintains population of 1900
whe the
Nevada Consolidated and Cumberland
swi the district
than the entire of bee produces while
living widely
all live ely City and Ely which represent
with abundant build
and the mountains without
than
that
doing
home
until the maximum reached which
he
1t s history
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23

ity. The railroad service, he states.
is very satisfactory.
The management now is operating
six steam shoyels at the mines al
Bingham and "A seventh shovel has
Just been ordered which will be held
in reserve for the present IN cnor-
nous tonnage Is being hauled dali,
by the management This tonnage
includes both ore and oyerbrrdcn,
and each day between 1000 ard
- .00o tons of material are moved.
All this shows how splendidly the
Utah Copper company Is equipped
for taking advantage of the present
metal situation. and how generous
are It's earnings certain To be.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23

and the havem Popu
thousand
within OF from five
of the
excellence the construction that has prevailed win
Ely City Houses
that have built there without exception the best that have ever
in
built with the maintenance of the best possible sanitary conditions
rs
the desert II is
building
o
of entire west Completion OF
the
of
in
conditions unexeeed
and
peasub climates of the east
Darcu the parto
California afford more
go winters than does Ely City and they will here
OF N
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23
P|0CHE To ELY CITY ROAD
WILL TAP GREAT COUNTRY

The Salt Lake For 1 has
the mining he of in Lincoln
Nevada connected with of
steel and iron Phoebe railroad communication
This desire last
have the privileges the
aroused the enthusiasm of
movement made
Ever changing u vest constantly de
handing branching ines No one
the future would
of Ely less than 100 miles north and de-
mand that Phoebe have with
the Salt Lake route Calente it
would be all that
the welfare Lincoln sill
that "A
of long
nored Ely, also all-ai connection with
oche and II begins TO look If such
the realm OF possibility The easy and
the diversity
ute huxing proposition greatly Then too Ely
the smeers facilities
which should those ebnd
railroad enterprise to push II Il speedy completion
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23
BIG AND WONDERFUL COUNTRY TO DRAW UPON

life and high
But this is
Utah
California
will the smeer of the Seoe Valley Smelling
its line and from the mining districts of Nevada and California which
cc and which will find the smelling facilities at this point to be desirable
costs Beside these railroad lines which will commence sending ship
this
through wealth These roads
at
in rolls with
handling the Ely dis
Ely City the
the
a ustomo ores come in from o
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23
VIEW RAILROAD BUILDING.


all kinds quick time the west north and south The first
Ely City Godhed
the Pacific 1t be the
OF Iak Ely City Both these
will lines built minimum grade to connection with
the Tdewaer railroad from Tonopah to Ely City and in
wit Pacific terminal will
Pacific its main
ppradp
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23
INTERESTING STORY OF INVESTMENT

the building Ely together with the
which followed
reaching decision
a
thus compelling
of
result Ely
copper prime o
exploration,
remaining
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23
WORKS GENERAL BENEFIT.l

will in
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23
Many Will Join Hands This Year in the
Making of Great Home Owning Town
And the Big Mining, Smelling, Rail-
road and Commercial Center of State
BIG THINGS TO BE PREPAREDFOR
Ely City Will Follow in the Footsteps of Butte in
Home Building and Attainment of Large Pop
ulation--Activity During Season Will be Large
Some thing of Big Work Done and of Future

brought
other than those which exist
remarkable These circumstances
about that its future is which
dollars expended improvements
addition
10000
CHOSEN
Home locality district af-
interest by holdings
Ely offering
the plating of the
the
a The Ely City
conditions possible the district would
sufh
natural advantages in the district for the b
of
building and making plans to the
fadra
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23
MILLIONS ADVANCED ON \ CERTAINTY

OF dollars with
10
that
expenditure
through
this
That Ely City
determined
possible
OF which
which
world Butte killed time again bigger after
today 80 production acknowledged only have far
and doubtless will be with this There is nothing to
belief
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23

of builders
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-23
WESTERN PACIFIC
IS GREAT LINE
Facts About New Road
Which Will Later En-
ter Into Local Affairs
AS Carrier of Ores

The distance. go miles. is from
the Rio Grande Western depot at
Salt Lake to the Ferry building at
San Francisco
The Nevada-htah line was crossed
by the Western Pacific tracks on Sep
TENDER II. 1907.
There have bene %. 900 600 yards
OF material moved.
There are 1000 men now at work
and 700 horses.
There are i3 tunnels on the road
aggregating I5,342 linear feet.
Twelve are completed.
There are to he ~ steel bridges.
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