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New-York tribune., 1908-05-12


Good choice steers wear ago . log t ID
for export alive, 80 cars
consigned siauRhterers and 1e for the mar
ket on light receipts the market was strong for all
kinds grades cattle and the yards were quickly
cleared advanced 10 815c; bulls, 1042oc and
fOc higher. Common TO choice
s. - q 81 10 100 H. common TO
bulls 81 "a choice fat and extra bulls at
$5 q 30; and ! fancy do At So cows at 3 4og
IS Of cows a. 50 10; dressed beef
os native sides at 10 q lie
per n private cable a6vfces from Liverpool
London quoted The market slow live cattle sell
1914 nc III, dressed weight refrigerator
beef 10 od1o1<c Der II 10 shipments from this
port to-day, the Coorgic TO Liverpool viii
about 500 cattle and 100 quarters Of beef
for various shippers
n average at 81 IS per 100 II; 1e do, 1858 10.
81 10 6 state cows gs5 h. IS so
s. Sanders Pennsy yauia steers 1o7s h. At
s5 DO I12T ST 70; Il 1850 ID 50 go;
do. h. 81 IL. ! $50 ID, At So IS
Mcpherson & stable fed bull. 17-1 II. Sc:
90 1881 Ii. -. do. 9a5 ID. IS IS; II do,
1896 B. IS. I bulls, 1888 h. s. So do, 800
Ih, 81 25 cows. I244 10, s5 IS; I do. 100
ID, 4n I143 n al s5 so; q do. 1o47 h.
a % CO. 1910 ID, s. IS; 20 do 1885 h az
s.: 10 DO 1850 II At 81 90 70 DO 1922 p at s. 40;
$50 h 81 So do. go H. at s. Is; do, 800
n, az 8 do 983 h at SIS; II do, e7s h. Al
So so; 90, $50 10 at s3 2S; 90. 900 b, at g 10;
! do $50 H. at 81 50
Tobin & shannon: heifers. 1890 n.
s. 40. bu 1920 n at 50 10; DO, $50 10 at 81 40
COWS 10 4. s. so
S, J1da & Co: bulls 1870 n, IS so DO, 1875 n.
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TYPrwRITERs.

VICTOR VISIBLE 70 Nassau ST GAIA
loEus free. all makes taken part pay
unent bargains In Underwoocs. EerninS-
toEs divers. Emisas
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

AS Sun 1o7 Moon s;i4 sx. n
HIGH WATER
AM.-ssudy Hook 4:25 GOV. Island Fel Gate
PN-Ssney Hook 4; 81 Csov island Heu Car 10
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BUSNESs HANCEs

axe interest u lhe manufacture Cf new
-E---us recently patented Nslusol 70
FL. 's1z-E. ali 6e-el0p good trcor1e. have
~o-Ef1F model. Address u, Box s.. Trib-
ure 0s-e
PART WANTED With go Oea u S15 Oeo
t-= high class --a-E1sC----z-E business =
30 re- -sa- rrC5-s cr manufacturing prs
tlls a- EXCEPT 1ns Ilv good or~ulEz- For
Ts---ula-s arEiy 20 3IcDonal5-F' igElns Co,
- 5-1aEVa-.
z NTE-.--I-l<orr1atiou regarding good
business -or sale not particular about
r1arsc-e-- ElZe or location; prefer 70 Gesl
T71E uE1s-- Give price and tIII dsEcriT-
tiu- address / Da-byzht1s. Box 5eS4
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LosT-BANKBoOKs-

RANKBOOK No. 1872 66e Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per
so., having a claim TO II is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten oays
or submit TO having said passbook caA-
celIed ana Il new one issued.
LosT.-Bankbook No. <eO.5s7 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon 70
present the same 10 the bank within thirty
DAYS OF the said book vii be declared can
ceiIeG and eXrtnguished and new one IS
sued in lieu thereof.
LOST Or sTOLEN-Baukbo book No. 514. O24
OF the German Savings Bank in the Clty
Of New York. corner 4th ave. and 14th ST,
issued TO Ida ZiegieT. An persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned 10 the bank on the q day OF
June 1908. q duplicate Will be Issued
LOST OR sTOLEN-Bankbook No, go, III
Of the German Savings Bank IN the City
Of New York. corner 4th ava and 14th st.
issued to Maria Katharine Keller: Al
persons ars cautioned against negotiating
the 1st day OF June, 1908, duplicate VIII
be issued
LOST OR sToLEN.-Bankbooks NO. $50, ss7
Of tne German Savings Bank IN the City
OF New York. corner 4th ave and l4th at,
issued to Henry S Gassert. All persons
If not returned to the bank on the lst day
Of June, 1908. duphcate W'tll be Issued
LOST or STOLEN. N.-Bankbook No. 552, ee4
Of the German Savings Bank in the City
OF New York. corner +tn ave. and l4tb ct,
issued to J. S Brook AL persons are eau
not returned 10 the bank on the ID day ef
June. 1908. q duplicate will be issued
LOST OR sToLEN.-Bankbook No. 500 s3ss
OF ths German Savings Bank IN the City
of New York corner 4th ave. and 14.h st,
issued 70 Alois wales. All persons are
not returned 10 the bank on ths 80 Gay Of
Iurs, 1908 a duplicate VII be issnc
LosT-Bsakbook No $50. 7o4. Bank for
savings, $50 9Th ave. New York. Pay
msnt stopped Please return book TO bank
Savings $50 zth ave, New York, Pay
raeut stopped. Please return book 70 bank
LOST-Eankoook No 81. .ss7, Bank for
Savings, 280 4th ave-, New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 70 bank
OF the EruIgrant Industrial Savings Bank
Payment storped. Please return book 70
bank No 81 ClarnbeTs st
PROF SITUATIONS WANTED.
AMERICAN WIDOW OF social standing
ana executive ability seeks position as
ersdentials address T. B.. Box 8. Tribune
Office
COMP kNIcN or CHAPERON.-By wsIi
educated. well bred middle aged woman:
understands housekeeping; references ex-
changes. Address c. Box 80. Tribune OF
nee.
GOVERNEsS companion; experienced:
highly recommended: speaking and teach
ing thorough French. German. English.
music; with refined family. expert travel
ier. Geneva. 533 West I24th ST.
URsE-ATvTENDArTT - Graduate nurse
and rnaEseur will tnks entire charge OF
invalid. experienced packer and traveller:
excellent references from physicians and
employers. c. e.. Dfiss Frtzseralds Bn-
re6u. 503 sth ave. corner 92d st
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER seeks EN-
ployrnent for summer: referencss- r. H
p, 203 West Ialst 81.
SECRETARY, GOVERNESs or COMPAN-
IoN.-By a hishsiy educated young voFr-
an: speaks English. Frsach. German: ex-
eelIent references; preferably u young ia6y
y, g East SD st.
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AUCTION SALES

PURSUANT 70 a certain agreement entered
into between tae singer Sewing Machine
Co and P AbIamovftz. I VIII orre- Ct
public auction on May 18th a. .. NJ. a.
So Prince street. Manhattan. ; machines. 1
double trough power table for 8 machines
Ehaftilgs. beltinEs and pulleys. / Bern
stein. A8ctioneer-
PURSUANT - a certain az-eernent entered
INTO between the Singer Sewing Machine
Co. an6 Fred Schror-man. will offer az
public auction, on NAY I2th. ar 2:1o 2 n.
al $ Prince street Manhattan : sewing
machines. ! 6oubia trough power rzble for
4 machines shartfngs. beitinzs and puIIeys
/ Bernstein. AucriOueer
PURSUANT n certain agreement entered
into between the Singer Sewing Machine
Co sn6 Adolf Noskovitz. I will offer at
public auction On May 18th. 0e. at 2:20
? m. az ss Prince Etreet, Manhattan I
Singer sewing machine. 7. Bernstein,
Auctioneer-
PURSUANT 70 q certain agreement entered
Into between the Singer Sewing Machine
Co. and David Warshovsky. 7 will offer ar
:. II. At IS Prince street, Manhattan. I
Singer sewing machine 7. Bernstein,
Aucrioneer-
PURSUANT 10 a certain agreement entered
into between the Singer Sewing Machine
O. and Marks Isaacs. will o,er at
PUBIC 7lCIOE On May l%Ir,. US- 81 = ~
p n. ss Prince street Manhattan.
sewing machines. l single fat TOP power
table for 8 machines shartinss oelt1ngs
and pulleys. 7. Bernstein. AGctOnseT.
PURSUANT TO 2 certain agreement entered
fn-s between the Singer Sewing Machine
O. and IguaEs Afilano. I viii orer a
public auction OF Nav 18Th. '0s. ar SIS
Prince street. Manhattan. at 3 p, m
Singer sewing machine, 7 Bernstein,
auctioneeT.
PURSUANT % certain agreement entered
into between the Singer Sewing Machine
co. and Isnatz Nilons. viii orer at pub
greet. Manhattan. az $40 p m. ma
chimes. / double trough power tabis FOR
machines. shsftinzs. beltings ana puIIsys.
7 Bernstein. Aucttoreer-
PURSUANT 10 a certain agreement entsret
into between the Singer Sewing Machine
Co sna Fine, Mpekiu e. Berkorftz. ] VIII
offer a. public auction. on May l2th, 'os.
e. Sc Prince street, Manhattan. a. 3.20
2 n Is machines. double trough power
table for Il machines. double trough
mower table fer 2 machines. 2 No. 81
serial and No sIo Serial ! Bernstein.
Auccionee--
PURSUANT to a certain agreement entsred
into between the Singer Sewing Gacnine
CO and Ritnaau Rszei. Will offer al
public auction on May 18TH, '0e, az es
Prince street Manhattan. at $50 p. m.
machines. ] double skin power table for
machines. shsftings beltings and puiieys.
I Bernstein. Auctioneer.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12

rIOr-SEwORE-By young woman: in
bachelors apartment smith loe East
102d St
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DEEssMAKINs AND MILLINERY
MATFE FUTFRs

N" ALL THE FRESH Hy-
III 10 III GIESIC WATER YOU CAN
Use FOR &C PER DAY.
FIVE DAYS TRIAL
tEf FEEE. DUPLEX FILTER
CO. i1z0 BROADWAY.
PHONE kS|-AApISOk.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12

r4or-sEwORKER- German nea. and
.f1cfenr. tvO years city reference; good
cook and baker city or country. Mathew
Son's Bureau, SD 6th ave-. 4Tth 81 Tel
STs-BryaCt.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, MAJ II. 1908.
PEEETpTS
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
OLD MINE COMES
INTO RICH ORE BODY
CROSSCUT GETS VEIN
BELOW OLD WORKINGS At
FAMOUS GARFIELD MINE-BIG
ASSAY RETURN SECURED.

Twenty years ago a London COM
pany known as the Hampton Plain
exploration Co. operated the Garfield
mine. about Is miles west of Nina.
The property produced over $1,000
900. as shown by the books, from
the Atherton and Great Western
veins. but they lost both veins by rea-
son of a big vault. and spent large
sums of money in vain attempt to
locate them. doing over 500 feet of
tunneling in the search. Since then
the property has been idle, says the
Tonopah Sun.
About six months ago. +. G.. Min
ard. an eastern capitalist. together
with a few associates. purchased the
property and employed j. w. Chand-
Ter. superintendent of the MacNamara
mine of Tonopah, TO search for the
veins. Chandler is an expert in that
line, and after having read the signs
on the rocks. he ordered a tunnel
driven in certain direction. and
picked up the faulted segment. of the
Atherton vein i'm exactly so feet. He
got shipping ore almost Immediately,
and since that time has been sending
out an average of 40 tons OF high
grade lead and silver ore every
month II is hauled to Mine. Is
miles. all down grade.
Two weeks ago Chandler laid out
foot wall crosscut. drove in / 2 feet
assay from which gave $1,333 per
ton in gold without trace of lead
or silver. lie then ran second cross
cut 80 feet further west in the drift
and secured from II TO IA inches
of ore of the same character.
Since then he has been drifting
both ways on the vein, the lowest
assay being 500 per ton, and the
highest 5000. He expects to make
small shipment of high grade ore
in about week.
This gold vein was cut about 100
feet below the old workings. The
company expects to install hoist
ing plant this month. Ii will be an
underground gasoline plant.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16

NEW YORK. Oct 15.-The sto~k
market took on all the aspects of a
narrow professional affair today. Its
varying fluctuations were very mean
ingless and reflected no convictions
on the part of those responsible for
the bulk of the dealings, but mere
~ an attempt TO effect movement of
prices for trading purposes. The vol
ume of the days transactions was
meager. and the constant shifting of
the current of prices demonstrated
the feeling of hesitation and uneer-
tainty of those taking part in the
market Yesterdays disposition to
revert 10 minor obscure stocks as a
medium for trading became more
marked today, and was in itself an
occasion for distrust. To add 10 the
disfavor felt toward the movement
testing process demonstrated lack of
special demand for stocks of class
superior 10 those which were marked
up yesterday
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
COPPER FLAT NOTES.

But very little rain fell At the
mines this afternoon.
Roadmaster Carson of the North
ern was among visitors today. com
ing over the line on an inspection
trip.
{. L. Hughes. of the Star Pointer
boarding house. has added TO the at
fractions OF that exeellently conduct
ed place by putting in big phono-
graph. Its efforts are holding the
attention of big crowds nightly
Police protection was summoned
10 the Office Of the company this att
ernoon by the force on duty there,
Will Durham having suddenly de-
yeloped symptoms which for time
threatened 10 bring on riot. Later,
DR.. LEV Wallace sized the situation
up through transom and got Dunc
ham under hypnotic influence, when
II was discovered that bad tooth was
the cause OF ghe excitement. Accom-
panied by the doctor, Durham was
sent TO town on a special and put
into a dentists chair. with results
which were last night reported TO his
friends here as altogether satisfac-
tory
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
MARKET SHAPING Up
FOR HIGHER PRICES
NEXT WEEK MAY SEE LIVELY
TURN FOR THE BETTER-GI-
ROCN AND BOSTON ELY PROF
1T FROM GOOD REPORTS.

The Ely stocks are following the
balance of the market. The latter is
not yet entirely clear on political
matters, particularly in Europe. Next
week will probably witness the be-
ginning of the rise which discounting
of the election of Taft is very likely
to bring. Operators are now trim
ming their sails TO make the most
possible out of this advance. Giroux
has stiffened on the strength of re-
ports made In the east of intention
to start up its mill and furnace. Bos-
ton Ely continues in demand on the
strength of it's ore strike. Nevada
Con and Cumberland Ely appear 10
be resting for the later advance all
along the line.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
OPENS DOOR To L. $. FLOUR.
Government Agents Say American
Hills May Regain Trade
in England

That the time is at hand for AM
erican flour mills to regain trade in
Great Britain. particularly in Liver
pool, is the opinion set fort in a re-
port by Special Agent NJ. II. Davis
OF the bureau of manufacturers. de-
partment of commerce and labor.
The wheat crops of England, Aus
traila, France, India. and Russia, on
which the Liverpool -four mills de-
pend largely for their supply are not
promising a surplus yield this year
1t is pointed out that various con-
ditions give the American mills an
excellent opening to regain lost trade
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
G|ROUX To START
ITS MILL GOING
EXPRESSED BY
MANAGEMENT THAT SUFFI-
GENT WATER SUPPLY Is NOW
ANAILABLE-PLENTY OF ORE.

KIMBERLY, Oct. 15.-There have
been a number of men added TO the
force in the Alpha shaft of Giroux
this week, and more are 10 go on.
Concentrator and smelter men have
also been employed and are at work
preparing the mill for operation and
the furnace for blowing in.
The steps taken leave no room for
doubt but that decision has been
reached 10 put the property in the
producing list and it is now expect
ed that the latter part of this month
will see ore going through the mill
regularly.
II is understood that the water
necessary insthe conduct of operation
of mill and smelter will be secured
from the old Giroux shaft and from
the Alpha. The latter is now in
shape to pump about 100, 900 gallons
and with the water available from
the Giroux il is the belief of Manager
Walters that the property will have
an abundant and continuous supply
for its needs under application of the
system of saving and refusing water
that has been provided for.
In the matter of ore the Alpha
is ready to produce a considerable
daily tonnage of material that will
average high. Other shafts of the
company are also ready TO produce.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
YOUNG TREASURE RETURNS.
Hamilton Property viii Probably Net
Owners S5O.00O This Year
Work In That District.

During his recent visit TO Hamil-
ton. Deputy County Clerk Dan M.
Mcdonald investigated mining eondi-
lions in that section. He reports
that there is, little doing among the
properties there. with the exception
of one or two.
The property of z. j. McAllen,
known as the Young Treasure, is be-
ing operated along conservative lines
and IL is probable that work will be
increased soon after election. Two
teams are engaged in hauling ore TO
Eureka which averages about 62 per
cent lead, with a good showing of sill
yer. Ii Is estimated that the prop
erty will net the company $4,000
this year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
STAMPS WILL SOON DROP.

The work of erecting the stamp
mill on the property of the Pine Nut
Consolidated Co.'S claim near Gard
nerville has been progressing rapidly
and now the stamps are in readiness
for the initial run. The boiler, en-
CINE and other machinery has been
set In place and the mill building is
now under way. The pump which
will lift the water from the shaft will
probably be installed next week.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
TRANSFER CLAIMS.
New York Parties Take Over Group
of Properties II Miles Out.

Deed was filed in the county re-
corder's office yesterday of the trans
fer of the Wall group of claims from
local parties to the Hollis Mining Co.,
of New York.
The following claims compose the
group: Bryan, Wall No. !, Wall No.
2. Wall No. 3, Wall No. and Rolly
EVANS. The claims were formerly
owned by William A. Douglas. Samuel
Marshall and Kenneth Mckenzie and
are situated IA miles southwest of
Ely. The deed names 81 and other
considerations.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
NEW LIFE IN THE REPUBLIC.
Recent Investors Add Machinery To
Old Mine-Rich Ore i'm Sight.


SPOK ANE, Wash. Oct. THE
Republic mine in the Republic dis
triet in Ferry county, Wash, will re-
sumo operations soon. The new COM
pany which will succeed the mine
lessees expects to have a good sized
pay roll at the mine before winter
arrives. The ore now being sent out
goes to the CRANKY smelter and is
yielding from $50 TO $50 ton in ear
lots. Eastern investors in the new
company will be In camp in few
weeks. A representative of the COM
pany says that while a good deal of
ore will be extracted from the upper
workings. the greatest energy will be
applied to sinking 100 feet deeper in
tha main winze TO reach the perma-
nent water level.
The company expects to install
complete air compressor and drill
system and a winding engine at the
head of the winze. A storage battery
locomotive of four tons will be in
stalled TO cover the mile haulage be-
tween the ore bins underground and
the Great Northern railway. A half
mile of this distance is through the
large main working tunnel of the
mine, thence the mine rails are to
be laid across the Granite Greek
bridge to point on the Great North
ern. At present the ore is hauled out
OF the mine by mule and thence by
wagon. The main tunnel is now
equipped with air pipe and electric
light wire. The mine will be lighted
by electricity This property received
great deal OF notoriety years ago,
because the directors erected $780,
900 mill, which was later found I'M
suitable for the ores and was sold
for q song.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
4,4OO TONS FOR.
DAYS WORK
COPPER FLAT SHIPS TO THE
HIGH RECORD FIGURE WITH
OUT DIFFICUITY-NEW CUT
IN oRE-NEWs OF THE MINES.

COPPER FLAT, Oct. l5.-This
property yesterday crossed the 1000
ton mark for daily production with
a handsome margin to spare and
without rushing things beyond easy
working capacity. Eighty cars, car
rving a little more than 400 tons
of ore were loaded and sent down the
ore line. The squirt puts the Nevada
Con. supply of ore at coneentrator
well ahead and will remove neces-
sity for again putting shipments out
of the neighborbood of 1900 tons
day until the concentration gets more
machinery going on this company 5
OUTPUT. The big days work, how
ever tells what has been worked up
to here and what can be expected IN
future in the way Of steady inreease.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
MARKETS, MINING AND METALS
BOSTON ELY LOOKS GOOD
STOCK MUCH SOUGHT

Boston Ely is continuing in I
the ore which it recently found I
in the drift from the 700 and is I
looking more and more like a
big mine with every round Of
shots fired.
As a result of the situation in
the mine, information as 10
which is in the hands OF the
Boston Office, there has been
much demand the last several
DAYS for the stock of the COM
pany. numerous orders hav-
ing been received by Binford &
Hulse from eastern correspond Z
ents representing buyers who
want in on what is looking 10
the eastern investor as a
mighty good opportunity.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
RINFoRp 4 HuLsE LETTER.

The market was very weak at the
opening today The profit takers
were eager TO take advantage of the
gain of yesterday and overdid IL
The result was the market did not
gain during the day and at the close
showed some losses TO the Ely stocks.
Closing quotations yesterday We're
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
NEW CIT IN ORE.

The new cut into the ore pit Will
enter the ore some time tonight and
tomorrow the steam shovel will be
loading ore from the new depth, in
the neighborhood of 20 feet below
the old level of the pit, as 1t tears
its way along in the work that Is
ahead. The second new cut Is COM
ing along well When these two
cuts are completed there will be
wall of ore some so feet high in the
nit. a sight that II will be good for
stockholders TO look upon.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
HAS PROMISING PROPERTY.

II. G. Bullock returned this morn
ing from claims which he has at old
Camp Taylor, near Ward, bringing
with him some fine specimens OF sill
yer ore taken from vein recently
opened through assessment work now
being done Beside the silver the
ore Is made valuable as a smelling
proposition in this district BY rea-
son of high content In silica. The
NcCullock property was operated
with high profit in the palmy days of
Ward and has extensive openings, in
which late findings have been OF ehar-
aeter to warrant expectation that Ne
yada United will soon not be alone
as a produced of value IN lis dis
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
At DOLLY WARDEN.

Curtis Lindley spent yesterday al
the property of the Dolly Warden
Co, out from Curries. He says that
work is being conducted in the usual
manner and that the ore showing is
good
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
CRAIG. HERE.

Manager Craig, of the Federal Ely
Copper Co, arrived in the city last
night from his headquarters at Salt
Lake He will remain for several
days in the district.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
RAD WORKING WEATHER.

High winds which have prevailed
the lasf two nights along with in
tense darkness has made the work
of the night shifts strenuous. 1t has
been almost impossible 10 see In the
ore pit because fthe binding swirls
of dust and dirt and the blackness or
the nights, and il Is creditable TO the
management and the care OF en-
ployes that the siege of weather has
been gone through without accident.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
METAL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. Oct. l5.-Lead easy.
$4321a a4.37ia: copper, II 4 a
1890. silver. 81 2se.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-16
WHEAT LOWER.

CHICAGO. Oct December
wheat closed at 99ai m997se.