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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01
JUDICIAL ADvEkrfsrMrxr
WRIT or EIERI FAcIAs.
State Of Louisiana, Paris, Of r.,..,
10th District Court.
ID. w. AIKEN
VS.. Ma xos-

DUBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY a..
Il en- that by virtue Of 1 writ -
Fieri Facias to me directed by ~
above named Honorable Court n ~
above styled suit, have seized snS
will. on
Saturday the 18th Of Iusk, Al. lsll
offer for sale at the Court House aos,
In tile town OF st. Joseph. in this parisb
within the hours prescribed ~ h~F
that is bet the hours Of n o'cloct
A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock r. NJ. to the hIohssf
bidder, for cash, tie folloWinr A.;
scribed PROPERTY, situated in this p,r.
ish, to-wity
EAST CLIFToN,n composed ~
Sections 50 and 81 In Township Ii,
Nor tn Range Is East, and conxinldr
335 acres, together with al impfoy$
me nts thereon.
4 mules.
3 popiess
! wagon.
4 plows (wood beah).
8 cultivators.
4 1 moving machine.
| / hay rake.
I 4 cotton planters (old).
Terms of sale-Cash.
Il JOHN HUGHES. Shehfy
ST. JOSEPH, La, April q. 1873.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01
JUDICIAL ADvERrIskMENr.
State Of Louisisha, Parih Of Tensas
Tenth District Court.


puBLIc NOTICE. is hereby given TAT John
N. Parker and w. F. Denny, Execution
of the Succession Of John N. Gillespie, de-
cessed bave fled their provisional account
with said succession.
Now, unless written opposition TO said &C..
count be flad In the office OF the Clerk Of TIE
Court in the town OF st. Joseph, Ia, vithIx
ten days after first publication hereof said
Witness the Hon. Jno. 8. Boatner, JudG9
Of said Court, and the seal thereof tbis nl3
day Of April, 1908.
fSEALl jos. CURRY.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01

Persons calling for the above letters VIII
please say advertised, >, and can procure
same by paying one cent for each letter.
LIE. HENDERSON. B n
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-01
We are authorized to announce
HON John DALE,

Of Concordia parish, as a candidate for
the office Of Judge Of the District
Court Of the Tenth Judicial District,
composed of the Parishes Of Tensas
and Concordia, subject to the action Of
fhe Democratic party.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04
WEIPPE PRECINCT.
Renuhlican.

Representatives A. AL
word. So; Axel Kaline. As; Rufus ],
Anderson, AZ; Charles c. Miles, a.:
Charles A. Foresman, SO.
Sheriff-George w. Welker. 40.
Assessor-James S. Jacks, 80.
Probate Judge-ThOmas 0. Han
on, 40.
Treasurer-Arthur E. Hinckley
As.
Superintendent-E Brown, AZ.
County Attorney-Dwight +
Hodge. As.
Suryeyor-Edson D. Briggs. as.
Coroner-Eben w. White. 80.
County Commiss' oners-First dis
trict. Edwin W. Wing. II; Second
John B. Davis. 46; Third, Jake q
Bullock, AZ.
Democratic.
Representatives w. Mitch
ell. so; James H. Wann, 46; Franz
Carney, Sc: David J. Wyatt. oz'
william Bollinger, ~.
Sheriff-John Mccormack. ~
Assessor-Rnsseil NJ. Smith. ~.
Probate Judge Arthur H. Haa"n
IA. -.
Observation-Disclosures Ritchey y:
County Atto.neY,-Daniel N'e"'
ham. SO. a.,
Surveyor-Car, = F. Taylo-. ~
cororer-Jan,es J. Harrington, ~
County Commi.s'oners-F1rst "'.
.-,ct william s. Rec. 43; SecOa1
Newton E. War;. a.. ihird' = ''"'
l.. Harper. GO.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04
:NEz PIERCE
COUNTY

Continued From Page One.l
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04

COmmissioners-First district, Ed
win w. Wing. 1871; Second, John B.
Davis, 1871; Third, Jake G. Bullock.
13e. $40
Democratic.
Senator ohn ]. Wood, 98.
Represen atives-Perry w. Mitch
ell, 101; James H. Wann, 1875;
Frank Carney, 1876; David J. Wyatt
81: William Bollinger, 81.
Sheriff-John Mccormack, 81.
Assessor-RussellM NJ. Smith, 80.
Probate Judge-Arthur H. Hazen
101.
Treasurer-Edward P. Doris. 20
Superintendent-Anna Ritchey
100.
County Attorney-Daniel Need
ham, SO.
Surveyor-Car1 V. F. Taylor. ITO
Corcner-James J. Harrington, SO
Commissioner First district
William S. Rice. IS: Second, New
ton E. Ware, So; Third, Albert L
Harper. 14S.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04
TAFT PLEASED
With RESULT
PLEDGES ALL OF HIS ABILITY 10
MAKE HIS ADMINISTRATION
WORTHY SUCCESSOR OF THE
ROOSEVELT BRAND" as,l..

Cincinnati Nov. 4.-One Of the
features Of the elect ON celebration
in this ely last night was the
throngs which surrounded the Taft
residence. The street vas blocked
with the shouting and merrymaking
crowds. Taft said: ss
II am highly pleased with the re-
suit and l believe It means the re-
turn Of prosperity.
III the present returns are con-
firmed," he continued, I'm their indi-
cation OF complete Republican Vie
tory. 1t shows that not only the busi-
ness men. but laboring men, wage
earners and farmers have had conf
dence In the Republican party and
the Republican ticket. II indicates
that they were Independent az !,
would not be controlled by any lead
er who might propose to deliver them
n one party or another sE
NOW. my friends. " a. ! say. the
returns are c-nfirmed by a decisive
Republican victory, II the congress
end the executive shall be Repubii-
can. l say that 20 far as can pledge
70 you all the energy and ability that
in me lies shall.be used to make the
next admins. ration a worthv success
sor Of that of the Theodore Roosevelt
brand. that I claim nothing can be
higher"
II believe / was elected by the
business men of the country. Demo-
Gratis as we'll as Republicans. and
that I received my share Of the la
hor vote and that the farmers gen.
orally stood by me.
| I am verv much satisfied" said
.he successful candidate. when asked
for an expression on the results OF
The election. "and the results in New
York. Massachusetts,, New Jersey.
Connecticut and Iowa were especial
" gratifying TO me and In my own
state and Indiana the result was
very much affected by the local II
quor questions and ~ very di6cult
Ito figure Just how It has operated =
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04
SECOND LEWISTON.
Renuhlican

Senator-Jacob l.. Goodnight. z37.
Representatives. A. Al
word, 213: Axel Kaline, 20S; Rufus
J. Anderson, 211; Charles c. Miles,
2O7; Charles A. Foresman. 2O7.
Sheriff-George w. Welker. 211.
County Assessor-James 8. Jacks.
224.
Probate Judge-Thomas o. Han
Ion, 24s.
Treasurer-Arthur e. Hinckley
2O6.
Superintendent-Etta Brown. 23O
County Attorney-Dwight T.
Hodge, 200.
Surveyor-Edson d. Briggs. 22b.
Coroner-Eben w. White. 233.
Commissioner-First district, Ed
win w. Wing. 256; Second, John b
Davis, 22s; Third. Jake c. Bullock
2z3.
Constable-Kimbrough. 223.
Justice-W. P. Hunt. 242.
Democratic.
Senator-John J. Wood, 211.
Representatives-P w. Mitch
ell. 229: James H. Wann, 225;
Frank CARNEY. 234: David J. wyatt
236: William Bollinger, 249.
Sherin-John Mccormack. .236.
Assessor-Russell NJ. Smith. 2O7.
Probate Judge-Arthur H. HazeI
1876.
Treasurer-Edward p. Doris. %
Superintendent- Anna Rttchey
l2i2. ----- -.
Attosney-Deniel Nsedhsp. 34s.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04
BEDROCK PRECINCT.

Bedrock gave TAFT 80 majority
and a similar majority to the state
ticket. The vote on county omces
was as follows:
Renublican.
Senator-Jacob L. Goodnight, 147.
Representatives A. Al
vord. ,4s; Axel Kaline. $50; Rufus
J. Anderson. $50; Charles G. Miles,
$50; Charles A. Foresman, 146.
Sheriff-Gecrge w. Welker, 1876.
Assessor-James s. Jacks. 113.
Probate Judge-Thomas o. Han
Ion. 147.
Treasurer-Arthur e. Hinckley'
I14s.
County Superintendent = Eta
Brown, 40.
County Attorney-Dwight e
Hodge, 144.
Democratic.
Senator-J~hn J. Wood. 90.
Representatives. w. Mitch
ell. 63: James H. Wann. 81: Franz
Gawney, 61: David ]. Wyatt. 6a'
William Bollinger. "a.
Sheriff-Jack Mccormack. "a.
Assessor-Russell NJ. Smith. 1O6
Probate Judge-Arthur II. Hazen
So.
Treasurer-Edward p. Doris. 81
County Superintendent - Anns
fitchey, So.
County Attorney-Daniel Need
ham, ~.
CUIDESAc. al :.
culdesae precinct gave tart %
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04

majority and the staee ticket about
20. The vote en- county officers was
as follows:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04

Third Lewiston precinct gave TAT
majority of about 60. The vose on
the county ticket was as follows:
Republican.
Senator-Jacob l.. Goodnight.
231.
Representatives A. Al
word, 211: Axel Kaline, 209; Rufus
:; Anderson. 207; Charles c. Miles.
20S; Charles A. Foresman, 211.
Sheriff-George w. Welker. 1877.
Assessor-James s. Jacks, 22O.
Probate Judge-Thomas A. Han
len, 230.
Treasurer-Arthur e. Hinckley
222.
Superintendent Brown, 22S
County Attorney-Dwight r
Hodge, 207.
Surveyor-Edson D. Briggs. 30.
Coroner-Eben w. White, 235.
Commissioners-F district. Ed
win w. Wing. 242; Second. 1 John B
i Davis, 227; Third, Jake g. Bullock
22O. @'s
Constable--John c, Jensen, 200.
Democratic.
Senatcr-John j. Woods. ia.
Represe ntatives-Perry w. Mitch
ell, 1911; James H. Wann. 1919
Frank CARNEY, 200; David J. Wyatt
2O2; William Bollinger, POI.
Sheriff-John Mccormack. 214.
Assessor-Russell M. Smith, 1T.
Probate Judge-Arthur H. Hazen
1873.
| Treasurer-Edward P. Doris, 1872
Superintendent Ritchey
1874.
County Attorney-Daniel Need
ham, 204.
SurveyOr-Carl v. F. Taylor. 2Oh
Coroner-James J. Harrington
III.
mmissioners-First didstricl
william s. Rice. 1874: Second, New
ton E. Ware, III; Third, Albert l
Harper, 1856.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04
FOURTH LEWISTON
Rannb1;cen.

observation-disclosures A. Al
vcrd. 2so; Axel Kaline. 22s; Ru,u'
7 Anderson. 2so; Charles c. Miles
os1: Charles A. Foresman. a2a.
sheriff-George w. Welker. 26S'
Assessor-James s. Jacks. 244:
probate Judge-Thomas o. Han
lon, 254. ,,,,o,.
Treasurer-Arthur E. Hinck'es
243. 900
superintendent-Etta Brown S' =,
corntv Attorney-Dwight r
Hodge. 231. n
county Surveyor-Edson y
Briggs. 254. ~.
County Corm'ssioners-f1rst oi.
t,4et Edwin w. winF. 27e; secono
1ohn B. Davis. 24s; Third, JAKE y
Bullock. -.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04

majority and the sta,e ticket about
20. The vote en- county officers was
as follows:
Republican.
Senator-Jacob l.. Goodnight, 1862.
Representatives A. AL
word, 154; Axel Ksline, 1872; Rufus
J Anderson. 159; Charles c. Miles,
161; Charles A. Foresman, 1877.
Sheriff-George w. Welker. 1872.
Assess 1r---James S. Jacks, 1873.
Probate Judge-Thomas o. Han
Ion, 157.
Treasurer-Arthur E. Hickey,
1877.
Superintendent-E Brown, 1877.
County Attorney-Dwight r..
Hodge, 1913.
Surveyor-Edson D. Briggs, 1877.
Coroner-Eben W. White, 161.
Commissi ners- First district,
Edward w. Wing, 16S; Second, John
f. Davis, 159: Third Jake c. Bull
lock, 100.
Democratic.
Senator-John ]. Wood, ia.
Representatives-Pe w. Mitch
ell, us; James H. Wann, 121
Frank Gaffney, 1903; David ]. wy
att, 40; William Bollinger. 121.
Sheriff-John Mccormack, 11S.
Assess 3r-Russell M. Smith, 100
Probate Judge-Arthur II. Hazen
III.
Treasurer-Edward p. Doris, 1O7
l1O7.
superintendent Anna Ri -chey
113.
| County Attorney-Daniel Need
Ram, 148.
Surveyor-Carl v. F. Taylor, 1O3
Coroner-James j. Harrington
100.
l. Commissioners - First district
William 8. Rice. 204; Second. New
ten e. Ware, 1903; Third, Albert l
Harper, '104.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04
Democratic.

Representatives-Perry w. Mitch
ell, IFS; James H. Wann, 1871;
Frank Gaffney, 1856: David J. wy
at, 1873: William Bollinger, 1874.
Sherjff--John Mccormack, 1853.
Assessor--Russell NJ Smith 100
Probate Judge-Arthur H. Hazen
179.
Treasurer-Edward p. Doris, 172
Observation-Disclosures Ritchey
1913.
County Attorney-Daniel Need
ham, 20S.
Surveyor-Carl v. F. Taylor, 1872
Coroner-James ]. Harrington
172.
Commissioners First district
William s. Rice. 159: Second. New
ton E. Ware, III: Third. Albert L.
Harper, ia.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04

Surveyor-Cari v. F. Taylor, cta.
aCor0ner-James j. Herringt a
1877.
h Commissioners First district
William 8 Rice, 176: Second. New
ten e. Ware. 1919; Third. Albert l.
Harper, 2O3. 8
Justice of the Peace-George g
Erb, 220.
In this precinct the Socialist:
polled Is votes and the Pro1'b ii N
ists II. The Republican state tick
ct carried the precinct by 40.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04

CUIDEsAc. al s. =
cuidesas precinct gave TAFT %
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04
Third LEWISTON.

Third Lewiston precinct gave Tai
majority of about 60. The vose on
the county ticket was as follows:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04
TAMMANY PRECINCT.

Taft and the state tickle. won BY
40 majority. The vote en- the coun-
ty ticket was as follows:
R.rrh)icen.
Senator--Jacob l.. Goodnight. 49,
Represen .atives-Adelbert A. Al
word, 46; Axel Kaline. &c: Rufus J
Anderson. 46: Charles c. Miles, as;
Charles A. Foresman. 4S.
Sheriff-George w. Welker. 80.
Assessor-James :. Jacks, as.
Probate Judge-Thomas o. Han
Ion, 81.
Treasurer-Arthur e. Hinckley
SO.
superintendent Brown. 49,
County Attorney-Dwight e
Hodge, 81.
Surveyor-Edson D. Briggs, so.
Coroner-Eben w. White, 81.
Commissi oners- First district
Edwin w. Wing. 81: Secord. John
y. Davis. 4s; Third. Jake G. Bull
lcck, ~.
n.mc"r,+i~.
Senator-John ]. Wood, 16.
resentatives-Perry w. Mitch
| ell, 20; James H. Wann. 81: Franz
Gaffney. 21: David J. Wyatt. I'll
William Bollinger. u.
sherif-John Mccormack -. "
Assessor-Russell NJ Smith. 10.
Probate Judge--Arthur H. HAGEN
III.
Treasurer-Edward p. Dcrris, II
Superintendent-A Pit"hev q
County Attorney-Daniel Need
ham, 81. -
Surveyor-Carl v. r. TAYLOR. ~
Coroner-James J Harrington. Is
commissioners First district
William 8. Rice IA Se"o~a Nav NJ
r. Ware. 10; Third. Albert l.. Har
per, 10.
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Continued From Page Onel
J. Anderson. lac; Charles c. Miles,
10; Charles A. Foresman, ISL.
Sheriff-George W. Welker. 1871.
Assessor-James 8. Jac1zS, 174.
Probate Judge-ThOmas o. Han
Ion, 10.
Treasurer-Arshur e. Hfnckley.
210.
County Superintendent - Eta
Brown, 169.
County Attorney-Dwight E.
Hodge, 1871.
surveyor-Eddson D. Briggs. 16S
Cofoner-Eben W. White. 17b.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04

When Sc:~o ~ ts"|'W. make tn
TIN on the BanShmsn larreh
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-04

/ Get a pair nf Shears f-ee. "all ~
this ONCE and we'll show them to
you. s-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
PUT SPUR IN.
Work Occasioned Report That Road
In Fast Ely Had Again
Been Closed.

Considerable comment was caused
yesterday on the occasion of the tenn
porary blocking of the county road
through the Hermanson and Magnu-
son additions, by the construction of
railroad spur from the main line
through the yard of the Ely Lumber
& Coal Co, between Ely and Ely
City. The new spur extended across
the road, necessitating a change in
the course of the road in order to
pass the place. At first it was
thought that the order to keep the
road clear at this point had been ig-
nored. but later in the day cross
ing for vehicles was constructed.
Thus far there has been no an
swer filed to the original petition of
District Attorney Eddy in proceedings
against violation of the contract and
the defendants have several days in
which to answer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
SATISFACTORY EXPERIMENT.

The experience of the wool grow
ers in storing their wool this year
is felt TO have been satisfactory and
IL is said that ii the plan was so sue
cessful when undertaken by the small
number of growers who took advan-
tage of the movement this year that
when the same thing Is undertaken
by the wool growers of the entire
west the advantage to the sheep men
will be almost inestimable.
1t is said that such a movement
would do away absolutely with the
commission men who. II Is claimed,
have proved such a hindranoe 10 the
wool growers in the past and that the
sheep men should be able To deal
directly with the manufacturers
Such result would be brought
about by the formation of a national
association in the shape OF a protee-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16

hardt. The condemned man walked
to the scaffold at 1885 and the trap
was sprung at 2:06.
Leonhardt. a resident of Column
bus, o., was killed on December %,
1907, while resisting a holdup.
Hawkins at first claimed that the
killing of Leonhardt was the result
of an insult to Hawkins wife while
the couple were walking along the
street. Later he admitted that he
had tried to rob Leonhardt. and that
in the struggle which followed. killed
the Ohio man.
Hawkins took part in a number of
petty robberies at San Francisco, and
was finally captured and sentenced
to one year in Folsom prison. II
was not long after his release from
this prison until he robbed number
of houses in Los Angeles. and then
came to Tucson. where he secured
employment as a street ear con-
ductor. According to his own ad-
mission he robbed the company by
day and residences by night.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
SOLD FOR TAXES.

Deeds have been filed in the re-
eorder's Office naming property trans
actions brought about by non-pay-
ment of taxes as follows: To NJ. b.
Garaghan. treasurer and ex-officio
tax collector, property of st. Law
renee Manufacturing Co, valued at
s40O, taxes $13: property of J. J.
Siri value $50, taxes $4.29; Robin
son & Now, property value, 1925,
taxes SIS. A; Williams Plumbing CO.,
property value 1925, taxes $24.30;
Hill Hamilton, property value 265,
taxes 1925; San Pedro club. Black
horse. property value 1915, taxes
S3212: +. b. O'Connors, property
value 81 $50, taxes $42.S4. John
Molyneux. property value $500
taxes 1880 Felt Bros. property
value 5000. taxes $3.50; w. A. But
son. property value $3.50, taxes
$6.40; Anthony Bruno, property
value $50. taxes 1897: Ely Electric
Co.. property value $4,000. taxes
s10567: Mrs. NJ. A. Avon. property
value So 40, taxes S14.15; Vira Flick
property value $110. taxes $3.50.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
Want Increase
In the Train
Service

II is probable that a committee OF
business men of Ely will in the near
future wait upon the railroad com
pany and request that shift train
service be inaugurated between this
city and Smelter. This will he done
principally for the purpose of get
ting the patronage of many who are
now living at McGill and who no
doubt would make their homes at
Ely City and Ely II such opportunf-
ties were presented.
There are at present three daily
trains between Smelter and this city
each way. but one each way being
convenient TO change of shift. With
a system of shift trains in operation,
it is thought many Smelter people
would make their homes here and
the great majority would patronize
the home interests.
II is understood that during the
past few days. five srag-dumps' have
been thrown into operation on the
edge of company ground al McGill
and that this little settlement has
become a rendezvous for great
number of Smelter workmen after
working hours and that a great
amount of money is being handed
over to the men operating them. II
is said that when the main conees-
sion closes at IL o'clock. great
number walk over to the ground on
which these "rag-dumps" are located
and leave no small amount of money
before they retire.
The merchants of Ely figure that
this money would be spent in Ely If
the train service was satisfactory and
that 1t would materially assist in
building up the camp.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
THOUSANDS TO ATTEND
CONTINUED from page one.)

spring. this convention will have a
number of important matters before
IL for discussion. not the least i'm
portant of which will he. the move
ment to inaugurate national stor-
age plan. The question of trans
portation also will he taken up and
an active fight will be made against
the railroads to do away with what
is alleged to be unjust discrimination
against the western wool growers on
the part of the big railroad systems.
Another important matter which
will be brought up will be the deci-
sion of the executive committee on
the central wool stations for the en-
tire inter mountain country. II Is
said that there is considerable senti-
ment in favor of Salt Lake as the
proper place for such a station. mas
much as 1t is the natural center of
the wool interests of all the inter-
mountain country including Arizona,
Montana. Nevada, Idaho. Wyoming
and Utah. and these states represent
approximately IL, 900. 900 sheep and
an annual wool clip OF 50. 900 600
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
FLANAGAN BREAKS
NORID'S RECORD
Throws 10 Pound Hammer 1871 Feet
= Inches in an Exhibition.

QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 15.-John
Flanagan. Irish-Ameriean Athletic
club, while giving an exhibition on
the promenade quay here last night,
threw the 6 pound hammer from a
9 foot circle for a distance of ISL
feet inches. This breaks all pre-
vious records and particularly the one
made by J. MeGrath. New York Ath-
letic club. at the Gaelis athletic meet
ing held at Namagh. August 8. Me
Grath then threw the hammer a dis
lance of 176 feet. Flanagan's pre-
vious record was 172 feet, | q
inches
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
POOL TOURNAMENT.
G. :. Chandler the Winner Last Night
Very Successful Affair.

Pin pool tournament at the uni-
versity club attracted much interest
and large attendance OF members.
The tournament was won by {. ).
Chandler. whose percentage was 80.
Il. L. Quayle was second with 33 and
T. L. Mitchell third with 2S The
winner was awarded a fine individual
cue, the prize for the occasion. So
successful was the event last night
that another tournament viii be held
next Saturday night. at which an in
diyidual enc will be the prize.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
RI,ys MILLINERY STORE.

Mrs. A. +. Miller, who for some
time very successfully conducted a
millinery establishment on Aultman
street. left yesterday morning for Los
Angeles and San Diego. Cal, expect
ing to spend several months with
her mother. Before departing. Mrs.
Miller sold her store to Mrs. De
Fleming, for long time with the
Graham Mercantile. in charge of its
dress and millinery department, and
recognized as a leader in her pro-
fession in the west
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
BUY MOTORCYCLE.

Messrs. Gates and HOag have pur-
chased a motorcycle. The machine
is a powerful one and particularly
adapted to mountain climbing. 1t
will be used in going TO and from
mining properties in which the gem
tlemen are interested
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
NO ANSWER FROM DERBY.

Although SO hours has slipped
by since the telegram was sent to
Kid Derby at Reno from Frank Har-
den of Ely. challenging him for a
match here Labor day, the promoters
here have thus far received no re-
sponse 1t is probable that the
young fighter is considering the Of
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids Will be received al the Office Of
the Ely Townsite Co. Ely City. Ne
Yada. for the erection of school
house 10 be built at Ely City. Ne
yada. according TO plars and speclf
cations now in the Office of said Ely
TownsIte Co All bids must be sub.
mitted on or before August Is. 1905.
The Ely Townslte Co. reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
&c ELY TOWNSHIP coo
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-16
BACK FROM VISIT.

G. S. Grain. of the News, returned
to the city last evening from visit
to Minneapolis and points in Iowa.
He was accompanied back by Mrs.
Grain and little son. who visited in
Ogden during absence further east
of MIR Grain. The latter reports
much railroad traffic throughout the
country he traversed. with general
gain in business activity also appa-
rent