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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-17
APEX SUIT TAKEN
FROM LYON COUNTY
Frank Golden Seeks TO Recover for
Ore Taken From Mine i'm Table
Mountain Country.

RENO, July 16.-Before Judge Orr
yesterday arguments were heard for
a new trial in the case of Frank
Golden VS.. j. C. Murphy, ct al, a
suit involving valuable mining prop
erty in Table Mountain, Lyon county.
The case was heard by Judge Orr
in Lyon county and the jury found
for the plaintiff. 1t involves the
apex principle in mining law, Golden
claiming that the defendants took
out ore from the continuation of the
vein apeXing on his Canon claim. The
evidence in the case is voluminous,
consisting of five volumes of type
written testimony and numerous
faps and charts. Alfred Chartz rep
resents the defendants on the mo-
tion, Golden being represented by At
torneys James 7. Boyd and James b.
Jones.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-17
ESCAPE FROM
DEATH CLOSE
CHILD PLAYS HEEDIESSLY IN
FRONT OF MONSTER LOCOMO-
IN NICHE OF TIME.

But for presence of mind and
prompt action of Engineer Clarkes
Wilson and Fireman Roy Hood, of
engine 80. resulting in their stopping
their train but a short distance from
Baby Anna Lawrence, who was con-
tentedly playing in the middle of the
high line track yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock. there would doubt
less have been mourning today in
the household of the parents in Ely.
The escape of the child was exceed
ingly narrow.
Little Anna, who is the three and
half years old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Lawrence of High street,
was playing about the yard of their
home between Murry and Fifth and
finally followed her mother, who had
occasion to cross the high line track
near the house. Engine SO, drawing
a long train of empty ore cars and
making good speed toward Copper
Flat, came putting up the grade
shortly after the child had seated
herself in the middle of the track and
engaged in play. The engineer, by
good fortune, noticed the child be-
fore the train was upon her and man
aged to stop before striking her. The
pilot of the engine was scarcely more
than ten feet from her when the
monster paused.
Fireman Hood. who first called at
tention to the child's presence on the
track, jumped down and quickly car
ried her from harms way, after
which the train proceeded on It's way.
Had the train been moving in the op-
posite direction on a downgrade, it
| is doubtful II the stop could have
been made in time to save the life
| of the little one.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-17

ment, returned to Ely last evening.
In all more than $4,000 sheep were
dipped. Mr.. Douglas, who has prac-
tlcally completed inspection of White
Pine county sheep. last evening de-
elared them to be in excellent condi-
ton.
There are no diseases prevalent
among the fioeks of the county and
there now seems little chance of
scabbies developing. Considering the
number of sheep dipped to this time,
remarkably few diseased animals
have been found.
1t is Mr.. Douglas intention to
spend several days in Ely and vicin-
ity. During his stay he will superin-
tend dipping of several hundred
sheep for w. n. McGin. He will then
return to his home at Salt Lake
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-17
STEVE ADAMS DISCHARGED.
No Move Made to Re-Arrest Defend
ant on Other Charges When
Jury Found Him Not Guilty.

GRAND JUNCTION, July 16.-
Steve Adams, member of the West
! ern Federation of Miners, was ac-
quilted of the murder of Arthur Col
Inns. Adams alleged confession of the
crime was excluded as evidence by
Judge Shackleford, and eight wit
nesses testified to an alibi for the ac-
cused man
Collins. who was manager of the
Smuggler-Union mine at Telluride.
was shot through a window of his
Office on the night of November 19,
1902, while playing cards with
friends.
After the clerk of the court had
read the verdict, Adams was ordered
discharged by Judge Shackleford
Adams Immediately stepped to the
jury box and shook hands with each
one of the jurors, and thanked them
for finding him not guilty. He also
thanked the members of the Western
Federation of Miners who are here
for their support and encouragement
during his long Imprisonment and
trial.
Adams left the court room with
William Easterly, another prominent
federationist, and joined Mrs. Adams
at the hotel where she had been
staying during the trial.
No move was made to re-arrest
Adams on any of the other murder
charges growing out of the Colorado |
labor troubles, and it is said he will |
be permitted to go free, as the au-
thorities are convinced of the impos-
sibility of securing a conviction in
any of these cases.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-17

Battling Nelson. Willis Britt and
G. l.. c"Tex"b Riekard are expected
TO arrive In town this evening, tel.
egram to that effect having been re-
ceived yesterday by J. +. Stevens
The object of Nelson and his manager
making the trip at this time is To
select desirable quarters for the
training which the champion will un-
dergo before the fight.
Nelson and Britt expect to be here
for a day or two, taking a good look
over the ground before they return
to the coast That Britt will wish
the best to be had for his man is not
saving too much. for a more astute
manager than the willy Californian is
not at present in the limelight 1t
is probable that special training quar-
ters will have to be built for both
Nelson and Cans. although there are
one or two suitable places in the dis
trict which might be secured.
Mr.. Rickard was confidently ex-
pected last evening but again failed
TO put in his appearance. 1t Is
thought that he will not fail to come
with Britt and Nelson, however, as
his presence will be necessary in ar
ranging for the training quarters.
That he has not been idle during his
stay at the coast Is evidenced by the
numerous notices in the press telling
of his work with the railways TO Sc
cure rates into Ely for the fight.
ON "Wednesday he had succeeded
in securing rates from all but one of
them and was then in a fair way TO
land a good rate from that The
rates he has received are said TO be
GOOD ones and will doubtless add
largely to the crowd which will come
In to see the fight. The Nevada
Northern Will, 1t Is understood.
charge a fare and third for the
round trip between here aud Cohre.
Just when Cans and his manager
will make the trip to Ely to selec.
their training quarters is not known,
but IL is thought that they "'1 not
be far behind Britt In their arri !.
Already the good effects OF the az
preaching event and its attendant big
crowd OF liberal spenders has been
felt, as the van of the stream oil
speculators who will open temporary
business houses here to accommodate
the big gathering which is expected
has begun to arrive. The first, nat
urally. TO feel the influence OF the
fight are the hotels. and good many
of those and rooming houses of the
district are now receiving applica-
tions for rooms, some having been
reserved and paid for even at TINS
early day.
With every day nearer the hsht the
incoming crowd viii be bigger. This
is the confident belief of every one
and that everyone wishes to prepare
fully Is evidenced by the telesrams
and letters which are being received
from prospective rooming house
keepers, restauranteurs and hotei
men who Will establish here.
In view of the start in activity be-
fore the advertising campaign which
will without doubt be carried on by
Mr.. Rickard and his associates in a
manner worthy the occasion, great
hopes are expressed with regard TO
results from the clean advertising OF
what may confidently te expected TO
terminate In the greatest sporting
event in the history of Nevada
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-17
UTES BACK IN UTAH.
Are to Start on Homeward Trail To-
day After Promising to Be Good.

RAPID CITY, s. D., July 16.-
Five hundred Ute Indians, who re-
volted and terrorized the country
after fleeing from their reservation
in Utah, will have 900 mile trek
back from here Friday
The Indians will return under es-
cort of captain and 0 United States
cavalrymen.
The agreement to return is the
outcome of conference between the
chief and President Roosevelt.
The chief promised the president
that the Indians henceforth would be
good
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-17

yet, nor has he selected the members
of his executive or advisory commit
tees. There may be no vice chair
man. Senator hemingway has been
suggested for the western manager
by Indiana men, but he will not be
appointed unless there is change
In plans. Ex-Governor Derby, of In
diana, and Harry New have been
mentioned, but 1t looks as If no In
diana man would be drafted.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-17
pErK NCM Guilty.

RENO, July 16.-The jury IN tne
oaea of the State VS.. Stanley PEEK,
charged with the murder OF a mf
who invaded his wife's room and a.
teunted assault, returned verdict
of not guilty yesterday on the nrs'
and only bAlot.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-17
ALA PAYS PENALTY.

CANON CITY, Colo. July 16.-
Giuseppe ALA, who shot and killed
Father Leo Henrichs at the altar rail
of st. Elizabeth's church In Denver
on Sunday, February 2S, was hanged
for his atrocious crime In the state
prison here tonight.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-17
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

Asserting that her 6-year-old son,
Charles, was the Messiah, Mrs. Grace
Goodsall branded him for life on the
forehead and throat with q redhot
iron In New York.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-17
SHEEP IN GOOD SHAPE.
Government Inspector Finds condi-
tions Very Satisfactory In Ih's
County-Finishes His Work

After attending to the dipping OF
all of the focks In the Deep creek
section, G.. II. Douglas. livestock ~
pestor for the United States govern
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-17

NELSON AND MANAGER BRITT
ARE DUE IN CITY TONIGHT

CONE TO ARRANGE TRAINING QuaRTERs-RcKaRD BELIEVED
TO BE WITH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE OUTSIDE WITH RE-
GARD FIGHT-RcKaRD GETS GOOD RAILROAD RATES
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-17
HAVE DONE AN IMME
INSTALLATION o.
ELY NAME IN NE Z

After two year,
practically complet,
smelter site. The
to Montana points.
now has q small T.
by the Veteran mi
dump. The mate
drift to the new sh:
cars for McGiil.
During the til { -
pany has received "orH
the companies of
After leaving he.
will be at Springslile,
its present name.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-17

j work the Ely Construction Co. has
lmense task of grading the Steptoe
t of the company will be sent shortly
ork awaits its arrival. The company
en- at work mt the shaft formerly used
inberland Ely, clearing away the old
rst sent down the shaft and through a
cough which it is hoisted and loaded i'm
they have been at work here the COM
han a quarter of million dollars from
trict for whom work has been DONE
intended that the company headquarters
tab. 1t will continue In businesss under
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-17
QUARTER MILLION PAID TO A
ELY CONTRACTING FIRM

: AMOUNT OF GRADING IN ADVANCE OF
ACHINERY EQUIPMENT-WILL RETAIN
yARTERS.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

DR. Charles H. Brent, Bishop Of the fhihpplhe'
who was elected Bishop of the Diocese OF WASH
fngton yesterday to succeed the late bishop oa
feree is the second prelate Of the Episcopal Chuicn
Of foreign birth TO receive high honors III 'hls
country recently The Rev. DR.. William L Man
ming who has Just become rector OF Trinity PARISH
IRE richest parish in the world, was born IN Eng
land.
Bishop Brent Is q Canadian. born IN Newcasue
Ontario rorty-six years ago. Following the ex-
auople Of clerical father he entered Trinity COL
lese Toronto. and graduated with nonoFs IN
1854 Five years later he received the degree OF
Master Of Arts. and in 1901 that OF Doctor OF d.
vfnity He became 6 deacon II 1885 and a priest
I6S7.
The young priest began his postgraduate career
n the states as assistant minister at ST Paurs
Cathedral. Buffalo After a year there he went TO
Boston as associate rector Of St John the Evange
lists where he had charge Of the negro consresa-
Iion 81 ST. Augustine's Church In 1891 he was
transferred TO St Stephens in Boston where in ten
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
TENT CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCEMENT.

At the union meeting of the upper West Side
churches held in Washington Heights Baptist
Church on Tuesday evening last the announce
rnent was made definitely that the open air work
would he resumed by the evangelistic committee
Of New York City during the summer in Wall
street. at Fort George. in Abingdon Square and In
the San Juan Hill district Dr Arthur j Smith, the
superintendent, will speak in the interests or the
committee. Sunday morning. in the West End Pres
b1,sr,an Church Amsterdam and 105th
ctr
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
HARLEM PRESBYTERIAN MEETINGS.

The Harlem Presbyterian Church began last Sun
day series Of four Sunday evening meetings, with
addresses on popular subjects interesting 10 men
The speakers last Sunday were Senator Alfred r.
Page and Dr. John Lyon Caughey on the subject OF
Who Governs the State Of New York-the People
OF the Racetrack Gamblers?' The second meeting
o. TINS series takes place at p N tomorrow and
the spea ker viii be Dr.. William B. Guthrie pro-
fessor Of political economy at the College Of the
City Of New York, the subject Of The Re-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

years he achieved prominence in missionary Work
He attained national reputation when, in l9N the
general convention elected him Bishop OF the Phil
ippines. Dr. Brent thus became the first colonial
bishop 10 be out TO new possessions by any
Church Of the Protestant faith. Before sailing he
raised s1eo050 with which 10 build cathedral a
school and g bishops house in Manila
HIS stay in the islands has been marked by ear
nest. effective work for the cause Of the Church
Stll young man, he returns to the diocese OF the
crital city Of his adopted country, with the pros
pect OF a long ard brilliant career ahead Of him.
oNGREeATIoNALISTS IN CONFERENCE.
The nineteenth annual meeting Of the Manhattan
BROOKLYN Conference Of Congregational Churches
viii be he'd at the Park Church. Brooklyn, on
Thursday. Nay a. The following is the programme
O. meeting
AFTERNOON SESSION
4-DevotionaI service. the Rev John Marsland
Tornr zins Avenue Church -,
s.i5-Minutes Welcome by the Park Church Ap.
pointInent Of the nominating connittee Reports OF
5-15-The annual narrative Of the churches The
Nou' me Rev. c Rexford Raymond, First Church.
ELECTION OF orscers-
EVENING SESSION
T:z5-Devotional service. the Rev Walter B Dickin-
F5z-7n 68n- I Love Thy Kingdom. Lord be
IN al languages represented in the conference Script
Manhattan Prayer Response: steal Away TO Jesus
choir Of The Nazarene Church, - co,x,ss.
tionalis-n.' the Rev. Dr. AUory H Bradford. First
singing choir Of the Swedish Pilgrim Church.
address. The Past and Present Of Metropolitsn
t-o7erecarionasrn' illustrated. Charles q.
S5elo' sI,Epi,te1aerT 81 - he SeW York and
B-eczlyn Church EHtensQn society . - . =,
seven rationaJes IN one language. closing with the
F,s-a5ic-4or
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
ANOTHER FOREIGN BORN PRELATE RECEUES HIGH
EPISCOPAL HONORS IN THIS COUNTRY

ligious Import OF the Modern Labor Problem As
next Sunday is the national labor Sunday the SUD
iect is partjcularlv fitted to the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

On the occasion of the thirty-second anniversary
Of the founding Of the Society for Ethical Culture
Dr Felix Adler will address the society at Carnegie
Hall tomorrow morning at II o'clock. Ths VIII De
his own farewell address prior to his departure for
Europe where he will act during the next year as
Roosevelt professor at Berlin University.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church to-
morrow the pastor the Rev. DR.. J. Ross Steven
son will preach in the morning and will deliver
short address at the service of song in the chapel
at o'clock The best OF the gospel hymns
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

Ebert Hubbard, OF the Roycrofters East Aurora,
n Y will speak at the New Thought conference
at CarI asie Lyceun tomorrow evening on the SUD-
ject OF New Thought Canned Theology
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

The series Of lecture studies Old Testament
criticism being conducted at old ST Marks Church
will be continued tomorrow with the topic. The
vaIue Of Tradition. illustrated by the Bible Stories
of the Flood
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
ReIigiOus Notices.

90 cents line
NAcARTmgR sssi g!: IL vested P
Gas Grand i1Rad d6oir 400 BoItnan I55E cond
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION; !Sr
FITTH Fiv PERcY AyENSn sTcKXRr SN IRA AHr Reo,or
IL .M0rnng i service and and SFason ssTm9o !Re''0r'
% WATER GGI9T E H5EIH vii Ti 5pssS on
ETAxGELfSTIc EVA MEETINGs
Preacher DR.. w" joHS M WESLEY s e HILL Of Meropo-
"Wednesday May IS 5'AF pa nm Subject of
7huTsday Nav II ? m subject: The Souls Con-
FRIDAY, May - 5 p m subject: The Of Pre-
vaing Prayer
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION. Madison sv.
and 35th s. Rey W N GRQSyEEoRs d D. Rector ,5Ha
and sePmon Iao' p M special musical service and
ter" organ and small orchestra
c5EIgT cHqRCH cHq1< Bc2odwey d list cot,r5oo s Rsy
aI ,e Mee9Hs o ;6 b9Tcb % Workers Commons
CHURCH OF THE HEAvENLY REST.
Rsv- HERBERT sHJPMAN6 Rector.
CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY,
. cePtrsl T Pa Perk YES est ItR and 'gih a s. = vii,
preach II m. Subject 'DIsAPPoINTMENTs-
CHURCH OF THE TRANsFIGURAT!IoN;.. ;. East 2ath.
mon ios cHoRAL EVENsoNG ociock sermon s
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES. sunday mornings
Ra a OF k eEss2s s b j.
DR.. MACARTHUR takes pleasure announcing
address Of Mr ANDREW MCCONNELL on How
Christianity and Science Meet In Health
delivered before his Sunday
morning. widespread that he has
him deliver series Of addresses.
for Sunday, May 10th viii be The Scientific
Mental ana Spiritual Healing; ana for May IT.
Hgion and Health One and Inseparable."
Owing the increasing interest manifested
the question What is that heals7 but also what
scientific basis OF the produ OF
force that heals?' hour win be given tot Nc
ginning a O'Clock. twenty Of the time TO he
open questions and
The proof that electricity IS the fe power that
is possible for understand laws by
which be generated and controlled in human
body VIII bring a o mankind
Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church,
Fifth avenue 55th street
Rev. ]. ROSS STEVENSON. y. d. l,,,-,.-
Rev EDWIN r HAI.LENBECK. u. n. hi'is'erSl
Services II n. m. 4 nj. y. m
Bible School Q 30 Mems Bible Class
conducted by DR.. HaIenbeck a m
Dr. STEVENSON will preach morning and
evening. Or HALLENBECK in afternoon
SERVICE OF SONG
in the Chapel at p. m.
Short address by DR. Stevenson.
Mr.. r. r Mitchell, soloist
You viii be cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

Sir John stainer's sacred cantata The Daughter
Of Jairus will be presented by choir and sololslS
with organ and small orchestra at an elaborate
specIaI musical service IN the Church OF the IN
carnation tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

At the Church Of the Ascension at p. m TO-
morrow Alexander Irvine will speak on Us There
an Economic VIII Of God?'
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

DIT Robert Stuart MacArthur's thirty-eighth an
niversary at Calvary Baptist Church will be OBJ
served on Nav 10 by special sermons and services.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

Tba PAY DR. Edgar Whitaker Work. the pastor.
u,u make an address at the chidren's day service
Tomorrow morning IN the Fourth Presbyterian
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

Or Madison c Peters's church to be known as
COSMOPOLITAN Church has transferred It's meetings
permanently TO the Belasco Theatre
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

At the Church Of the Holy Communion the Rev.
Thomas H Sill will preach before the Church AS
sociation for the Advancement of the Interests OF
Labor at p. tomorrow Dr. Mottet, the rector
will be the university preacher at Columbia at !
o.cool IN the afternoon Special instruction the
HoIy Communion is being given al the Wednesday
evening meetings at this church throughout the
month.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST.
5th ave above 45th st.
Rev HERBERT SHIPMAN. Rector.
Services and il a. m, 3 p. m
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

The second Of the series Of five addresses by the
Rav Dr g Parkes Cadman will be delivered to-
morrow at the mems meeting Of the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association DR.. Cad1nan S
subject will be The Principles Of Jesus Christ IN
Economic and Industrial Life.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

CHRIST CHURCH. Broadway, list st. Rev.
GEORGE 4 STRONG. Rector--S. Holy Communion;
II. Morning Service. Sermon Rector. m, closing
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

At Christ Church the closing exercises OF the
Church Workers Commons will be held to-norro"
ev.ntne Archdeacon Nelson and other speakers
different departments OF the work, Will
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY,
Central Park 10th
The Pastor. Rev FRANK OLIVER HALL. =. n. vii
,reach II a N. Subject 'DISAPPOINTNENTS-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

CHURCH OF THE TRANSFIGU RATION. East 2ath.
-Coumunions 7. and a m. Martins Mass and Ser
10 30. CHORAL EVENSONG. O'Clock. Sermon s.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

At the Metropolitan Temple tomorrow evening
Labor Sunday will be observed. DR.. Hill VIII speak
on The Real Enemies Of the Workingman- Dr
Hill is going to hold evangelistc services in the
Church of the Ascension Wednesday, Ihursoay
and Friday evenings Of next week
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
Religious Notices.

PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. s6th and Am
eterlam Preaching by the Pastor, ANSOS
p ATrERBURY. IL a and p
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

DLVTL'D - MADISON c Tomorrow IL Th,
L IL Eho BeIasco, Cranks
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

Tomorrow morning at 11:15 a local meeting or
the New York state Conference of Religion Will be
beIa ar rbe Free Synagogue at which addresses
will he made by DR.. James NJ. Wilton president or
the conference and staff editor Of The Outlook,
who will speak on Morality Real and Unreal and
the Rev DR.. Maurice H. Harris. rabbi OF Iernpie
Israel whose subject will be What Different Re-
,IcIo,s Owe TO One Another" with a closing word
by DR.. Stephen S. Wise.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09

CHURCH OF THE INCA RNATION. Madison ave
and 35th s., Rey W NJ GRQ5EENoRS, ID, ID. Eector f
and Sermon p m. special musical service and
address tRectorD Csntata, 'Jairuss Daugh
ter" Organ and small orchestra
New-York tribune., 1908-05-09
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church

CHURCH or ZION AND ST TIMOTHY.
33s West 57th
Rector. Rev HENRY LUBE6K. n. {. /.
F5ay Communion g.
Morning Prayer: Preacher the Rector II o'clock
Choral Service: Preacher. Rev Or tRUSHT0N- 4 m
nthen- Il VIII mention the loving kindnesses Sullivan
The Glenwood post., 1908-11-07
ARCTIC EXPLORERS ARE
SENT NEEDED SUPPLIES

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The anxiety
of the authorities of the American
Museum of Natural History regarding
the explorers of the Steffeanson- And
erson Arctic expedition, who at last
reports were short of supplies, has
been received by news from Point
Barrow, Alaska.
George H. Sherwood, secretary of
the museum announced that letter
had been received from Mr. Steffanson
dated Point Barrow, Aug 90, saying
the expedition ship had come after the
ice had broken and that from the
whalers about four tons of provisions
had been obtained.
Mr.. Sherwood said these supplies
would last the expedition two years
and that Mr.. Steffanson wrote that he
had chartered small sloop and loaded
supplies had started east. His plan
now was to 90 back to Herchcl island
and make connections with the rest of
the party, DR.. r. NJ. Anderson and the
Eskimo planning to spend the winter
in the Colville river district west of
Flaxman island.