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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
ErGhoent Hooiepelt oabuer

ErGVoemt 4oOiepelt aabner iSag
@anoag ben 24oe Sebruar), peb at
trpffe paa Den traoitionelle eIeftriife
Snap, for Sroiif ben npe SunneI fra
Monbattnn Sslanb, Stem gorf, til
apiten Of Refp Seriep. SuSion &
Mmbatton aompanict bar mn paa
oct aIlernGrmeite fuIbfsrt ct Spitem
al fire iaabaune oreSunneuer for
Sernbane. og Sporpeistroiifen mel.
lem Reru 9orf og Sobofen, 0eparf
og Seriep Gitp. Oct er ct ~folosiaIt
Soretagenoe, iom Der er uSfsrt, o.
Oct piI utpiIiomt bIipe al ben ItsrIte
@etponing for Stem Dorf oa nerme.
ftc Smegu. Spitemet i~nobeiatter I'm.
~oerjoroiife SernbaneIinier / Nep
Yorf og NeD Seriep, og oisie er igien
forbunbet meb andre pigtige 9oner.
Sunneaerne, iom Iigger 80 SOB I'LL.
Der SanoHobeu poa Rortb Hiper, cr
paa en- % famine Sio ct I~torartet
gionesbpro ON Nlltioen8 S~neenisr.
t~ioenifob % oen eneItaaenoe Sore.
tagiombeb, iom poa set sfonomiite
Smraaoe uofoIoeS ! bore itore Tom.
mercieae Gentrer. Sanfen ON ct
figt So~neipitcm UNDER 8Iooen bIcu
for ooer en- Reconsideration ii6eu braat
paa Sane al en- RouS, iom al SEN o.
Ilgnenoe 8rln0e poaorog iig Haunei
"Gra5p Sltfc", % iom ga gouite ria.
zig I'll 'poenoe 90 iibit oirfclrg ooiao
bleo Grasp" % iublognes pao et
gipI. Gennc @nnO latte alt ino gno
fin Soe % prspeNe Sang paa @ono
at fna nogIe al @ou SteetS mratia.
ftC Watuoorer iuteresieret / QIorcn
uoen al bette oog lptfe6eS bam
Smi6Iertio bIep DER / 1874 abort 6or.
isg paa at tao iitauo en- GegIitenS.
tunnel ira Sobofen til Nrw gprf:
man fom ct Stpfte panpci, ioct man
tom 1900 Soc inoigiennem; mcr
iaa maatte oct belle opgipes. st en-,
seIit SeIifab optog arbeioet Ter Ma,
ierere % isie6e 1900 500 til 8un
neaens SGugoe; bermeS bar Sc
frroigt. Oct ruoprenOe aomban
fog Fat pna Troiettet for 7 gor ifSer
amber 2eoeIie al 8iaiam Is. @cg6oo
tuIOisrte Den oprinbeIige gabning 0,
9raDeoe ire npe. Get bier fla iaale
oes, Of man ogian paa bette Self, bo.
I9rt ooermnaoe meget / De iioite 81
aar. geo SiGlp al Dor &ios pratt
ite aIsgt os gioeH ipecieIt iaaIeOe
JON De finber FIN anpenocIic i oett
Sanb, en- Der, iom oct Ter no til, inar
iusenting, iOm life Ia0er fig uoierc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
Gn Nh eop nreo Seninn til erhper

Gn mn eop uleo Senipn til @rbper'
belle Of 2anb unber Someiteublopel
er ! ginter bIet pebtdget al aousreS.
fen % bIep for ct Bor Tiger iioen
ionftioneret al greiioenten. Sorila.
get bIeu oprinoeIig fremiat al Son,
sresmnnb @rsnna fra 9orb 9afota
CO enar no paa, at DC, iom bar taeet
&omeiteaolaub for Soc Sebrunr bette
Gar, men af en- eIer anben @runb
bar miitet oct, ifal bope Get til at to-
&c 2ano poanp, iaafremt Be life
"ioIste" lin isrite Het, .. b. I. peo
@eIinquiibment ofitob fin "GIaim"
moo ct geoerIag ("paIuabIe coniioer.
ntion"), eler BET fsrite Someiteab
bIep onniIeret paa @runb Of Spis
eler @eorag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
SsraaSet / eunSOn bar uplis Of.


f~cntIiaaiort en- Del Statiitif, Der
frcmbpoer ooifiais Sutercsic. 81 er'
farer ioaIeSeS blanot nnoet, of Der
gerocnsitaoen er 6t6,624 Geberiuen'
De os 721 ,93s ugiite apinocr, for
nben 1851 Gnfcr 90 72,t2S en-
femGnS. af aifte %Gno iinoeS Der
777,363. pe al "sifte Spinocr" or
gntanet lat til 793,097. Sporoan Oct
b9naer iammen, at Der er Here giftc
9pin6er emo giite IGnb, iort9ler
Statiitifen intet ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
Nprife Siber.

Sra Rprae err ben lite Sebruar afIenot en-
Senoil9 nDrite &iber, ipm pentes til Miits
neapolis omtrin9 ben lite Marts. Yiberne
er 80 CONNER lauge, Sorceluinss Sppeo o.
Ggte @eidIelrBr. Haa Sppebet er Bileoet
al ben iaa ~populRre SrDuprius Slap, Dri=
gipet al TO baanomaleoe norife Sldg % u1z
oerreoen Snltriptionen "Silien FRA Npr9e".
8iberne 9aranteres at bore lite aIasies ia
brifat. 8riien er 1925, pprtofrit tilienbt.
Seuo Sroren itrar, ba Seubiugeu CT be-
grrnoitt, % peolGg SetaIins / Dtpnep Or
Der.
Carl Jorgsnsen, 504 Cedar Avenue,
Minneapolis :: q: Minnesota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
Stssiel bpmt til SpSen.

ct. petersburg telegraferes, of 8e'
neral SteSiel, Sort artburs bersmte
Soriparer, Sorsoag apelo al 4rigs.
retten blep bsmt til 9sben, "iorbi
ban opersap S9itningen til Sapane.
ierne, for ale Sielpemioler til Sor.
ipar enbnu par ubtsmt, for Sorism'
melie al at bGpoe fin antoritet og for
ilet Sptr9ben iom Wilit9r. af De
sprige tiltalte 8eneraler blep 8ene.
ralerne Smirnoif % Reiis frifienoi
"paagruno al Iangel paa gepisma.
t%eriale", meoens General Socf ifal
tiloels Ell SretteiGttelie for Siicipli.
nprioricelie Der Dog life itaar | Sor.
binoelie meo Sort artburs Salo. ga
Sommen par forfpnot, meooelte Get.
ten, at ben piloe anbefale 3eiieren at
foranbre 8ommen oper Stssiel til 10
gars SeugielsItrai os fremtioig llbe.
luffelie fra Wilit9rtieneIten. 9enne
gnbefaling at at Sommen formiloes
begrunoeoes meo, at "Port artblir,
omringet al en- operm9gtig Sienoe,
foriparebe fig unber General Stss.
iels Seoelie meb Den itsrite Saarb.
naffetbeo, % 8arniionen BANDIT Ser.
oens 9eunbring peo lit SeItemoo, al
fiere Stormongreb blep ilaaet tiIbage
meo mmaaoeIiae Sab for Sienoen, al
General Stssiel UNDER belle 9eIeirin.
gen opretboIot Soriparernes Mob, oe
enoelig at ban bapoe taget fremra.
genoe Gel | ire arige." - Sette ip.
nes rigtignof of ilaa libel 9egrun.
Oelien for SsoSbommen. Ger berife.
De itor 9eu9gelie / Hetsialen, bo
0ommen blep iorfpnot, o. Der bar ia.
get omiattenoe SorboIosreeler for al
binore Gemonitrationer til SorbeI for
Stssiel. Ien eiterpaa ienote enbeI
iinge Sfficerer % andre gioner, ionl
baooe pGret tiIiteoe, ct Telegram til
aeiierinoeu, bpori De inoitpnoig an.
mooeoe benoe ON at gisre lin Snb.
flpoeIie giGlbenoe hos 8eiieren for al
faa frlo genaaontng for General
Stssiel. Ga Stssiel iorloo SaIen,
IGnet til lin SsnS SfuIoer, trenete
mangipIbige fig frem for at trpffe
bans SaanO % beuione BAN lin
Spmpatbi. - SaaIebeS enote ocn
WanoS 8arriere, iom for ire Iar T.
cen bIep hploet iaa at iige al aslC
geroen life minoit az ben rltsiilts
grme % bpiS beltemooige SorlpGr
al Bort artbur / ben 8rao pafte Sei'
Ter @iIbeImS 9crnbring, CT bo,'
ienote BAN Ell bei inf Sroen. = Sci'
Heipett ,Sapanelerne n9rer for eercs
tiOligere Wo0itanoer peo sort gr'
thur, fit iiior ct poffert rbtrpf / fsl'
genSe ll6taIeIie al &aptein Siunpoa,
ION pno General Roais Segne inole'
beoe 5orbaubIingerue ON S9Itnin'
gems Suer9ipelie: "Sm andre CLIENT
mer Set, iaa eIemmer life pi, at Gori
Grtbur toiteSe os 60,0000tenneifelip
@i grop 40 &iIometer S~sbegrape 90
iiisb 80 MiQioner Sfuo. s europe
bar man ifrepet ON Sort Irtbrrs
GreiuIoe SpersipeIie, % Zig er De-
ogiaa ri Sopaneiere betragter Oct
Serior bar oct osiaa, at &eiieren a
Sapan GAP General Ioai Srore ii
al bebanole 8eueral Stssiel meo a
Den sgre, JON tilfommer Ell Taper
Soloat. Sans eget S9brelano bur
De bebnuoIe BAN paa iamme Waabe.
Gorbsret bespnote aIlerebe Den 40,
december, men bIep aibruot af Der
LANCE rusiiife ssule. % &ptaarsierie
Selpe Sorbsret aflutteoes iibit,
Rauoag meo fsIsenoe 0triug a
General Stssiel: ~Spis Setter
fommer til Den Soerbepisuing, a
Bort grtburs Spereipelie bar ei
SorbrpoeIie, iaa oil ieg bebe ON at bI
Demt til Te0en.'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
Settler i 60 Nar bar Srans SO

&eiicr ! GO Nar bar SranS Soiei
peret til @aaren, % Oct bar Tanfen,
al SiibilGet ifuIoe ieires meo itorar.
tebe SeitIigbeoer / @ien. Wen MI er
oct belle opgipet, ga 29gerne erfl9rer,
at aeiierens Selbreo life er iaa goo,
at ban Dor nbi9ttes for De anitrGn'
gelier iom itore 6eitIigbeoer, @oota'
geIie af iremmebe 5priter OLD. nso'
penoiepis piloe mebfere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
Safta Tor Syae KpinScr.

5 trebipe glar bar 9pbia 6. Iinfbam's
SesetabIe COMPOUND, tilbereot Of Spbber
% llrter, pGret ct Ieoenbe Mi6bel for tpin.
beige Spsoomme % bar miitfert belbreoet
3uiinber at 8pinbcr, Tom bar peret plasst
meo llreselmesiisbeoer, Rpsimerter, rfurs
osieIisbeb, Spimmelbeo, nerups aitraftelie
% mango andre for Spinber panIise Spss
BONNIE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
Sra uolanoet.
Np a~inansmiuiiter. IRA Der

Np Ginansminiiter. Srn Berlin
meobeIes, at Sr. HeihboIo Spootu er
lonGpnt til S~iuansminiiter eiter Sr.
bon StengeI, iom bar toset afifeo.
@igsfansIer Billions @enner baaber,
of Spoow maa bIi Den "iterfe @ano"
Tom fan berge ben tpife 8esicrina
igienncm De ganffeIisbeoer, ben peo
lin 5iuanspolitif er eeraaoet |.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
Snaen Gmiarenttrodf. Sra aut.

Jngen Gmigranttraff. Sra ant-
tperpen teIegroferes, at llopanorin.
gen oerfra til De Goreneoe Stater CT
soot iom opbsrt, ba Soft mener, al
Oct oil bli panifeIiet at oporipe ar.
beioe amerifo mn. Com SsIse Der.
at bar @eoe StierneIiniens Camper
"Sotblano", Der netop bar lat iitano
for Gmigranttroiifen, maattet Ingsc
or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

Senh "Secura6s Iuiten" til SlGst %
@enner | samles 2anbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

esns "aseoraa. Soften" til sIGst os genner
| bet eanle 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

Settle ginmmtr at Sch grnen' ineeboloer:
Sra min garnooms Sal. - 6lamnefe8n.
- Tcf iprpanoIeoe s@iel. - ct wirafel. -
@aaoer.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-22
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
BISHOP ROBINSON
WILL VISIT DISTRICT

That Bishop Robinson, the newly
consecrated head of the Episcopal
church in Nevada will visit this city
in June is announced by Rev. G. c.
Hunting of st. Bartholomew S
church. Mr.. Hunting, who was pres
ent at the ordination ceremonies at
Elko last week, is full of information
on the subject of the interesting ae-
tions which were taken.
Bishop Spaulding of Utah preach
ed the sermon for the day, after
which Bishop Robinson entered upon
his duties by confirming a class which
had been prepared for him. On Sat
urday at 10 a. m. he ordained to
the church work Rev. Hoyt Emanuel
Henriquez. Mr.. Henriquez will con-
duct services in Ely Sunday, MAY 81.
While at Elko Mr. Hunting preached
the morning sermon on Sunday. April
90
Bishop Robinson will visit this city
in June, being present on the second
Sunday. when he will confirm a large
class. He will also preach two SER
mons. Following this visit he will
go to the convocation of the Mis-
sionary district of Nevada, which
will be held at Reno on Sunday.
June FL
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
SITUATION
IN RAWHlDE CAMP
Men Who Rushed in ON Strength oil
Exaggerated Statements BE-
come Street Beggars.

Deplorabe conditions reign IN
Rawhide, according to the statement
of Sam Cocroft. well known mining
man. who returned from there re-
Gently. Suffering is intense among
the unfortunates who, with barely
enough money to get there, expecting
to practically pick up wealth in a
night, are penniless and stranded far
from home and friends.
Many men have not the where
withal to secure lodging or a meal
being dependent entirely upon the
charity of strangers. Great blame Is
attached to the men who have boom
ed the place continuously as, even
with the quantities of high grade ore
they claim to have, the formative
stage of the present is not one justi-
flying even third of the population.
Work is being done on several
properties, showings attending which
are fairly good and promise perma-
neney. 1t will take long time TO
reach a permanent, self sustaining
stage, however. and in the meantime
much suffering results from Ill di-
rected booming.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
EAGLES HOLD SERVICES
IN MEMORY OF DEAD
Large Attendance at Impressive
Ceremonies Held Sunday Night.

To honor the memory of their
dead, members of the Fraternal Or
der of Eagles in this city to the num-
Der of some 200 were present at st.
Bartholomew church Sunday morn
ing. special services being held for
them The church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with cut
flowers. while the musical portion of
the program was largely contributory
to its success.
In the evening the lodgemen with
large number of friends gathered
at Graham hall. where a special me-
mortal service was also held. These
services were conducted by Worthy
President Cunningham and the other
officers of the local lodge. Appro-
pirate musical numbers were inter-
spersed Those taking part in the
musical portion of the evening SER
vices were DR.. w. NJ. Wadleigh. A.
A. Shell and Mrs. F. F. Nevins, all
of whom rendered solos. quartet
composed of A. G. Cunningham, DR..
w. NJ Wadleigh, A. J. Cartwright
and A. A. Shell was heard, adding
much to the beauty of the services.
An orchestra took part, furnishing
accompaniment as we'll as several sa-
cred selections appropriate to the
solemn nature of the occasion.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
then you are very one-sided individ-

then you are very one-sided individ-
uals.
You learn of justice. Justice
does not mean going around de-
handing your rights, it means doing
justly by your fellow men. Rights
are fieeting things. Justice means
that | do right by others and they
doing right means that | obtain JUS
tice. Justice is quality in me
rather than something | am TO de-
mand of someone else.
You hear of equality. This does
not mean that all shall be rich. or
Door. or idle or work. Ii means that
every human being has right to
an equal share of truth. liberty, equal
right to do justice, live honestly,
work hard. love his family and
friends, to be kind. to give of his
substance and time for Others.
Liberty, truth, justice, equality
mean a right life. And right life
means accomplishment in that world
where your brothers have gone and
where only you will find the oppor-
tunity and power to do the things of
which you dream here.
Men Judge your order not by its
printed rules. or its banner. but the
lives of its individuals. If it well
thought of today it is because 1t
makes men better. If men speak Ia
of it 1t is because 1t does not bring
forth good fruits in its members. The
order is ten years old. Has it made
you better? Yes. Then 1t is sue
cess. No Then it is failure. 1t
is in your hands to make or mar your
order and each others lives. So
live that when the memorial day
comes when YOU are remembered 1t
will be that you are remembered as
man who helped your ,fellowmen.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
ON PROSPECTING TRIP.

Al Mansur and VIII WOODS, Who
recently arrived in the city from Pr
oche, will leave today for visit 10
Osceola and Blackhorse. They ex-
pect to be in that section for about
month on prospecting trip, fol-
lowing which they will return with
their outfit to Phoebe, prospecting
along the way of the extension which
it is confidently believed at Phoebe
will be made of the Salt Lake rail
road from that point to the reduc-
ton works of Cumberland Ely and
Nevada Consolidated at MeGill.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
VISITING MINING Wan.

IL. l.. Drager, mining man inter-
ested in Tonopah, is here for few
days visit. following which he will
go to Chicago on business mission.
Mr. Drager said last night that
though familiar with the gold dis
tricts of the state. he had little ac-
quaintance with this great copper
camp further than gathered from
newspaper expressions and desired
to see it that he might talk intelli-
gently upon the resources of Nevada
while in the east
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
Try Columbia Club cigar and
you will be pleased. Union made.
~ SAN FRANCISCO.

A large number of people left yes
terday for San Francisco to take part
in the festivities attendant on the ar
rival of the fleet. A second party of
a few members will leave this morn
ing. Among those who will make
the trip is Miss Lady Johnson, who
has for several months been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. V. 7. Lewis
at their home on hurry street. Miss
johnson has become quite popular
socially and her leaving will cause
her friends much regret. Following
a stay at San Francisco she will go
to her home at Napa.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
COuRTWRIGHT Is HERE.

r. Courtwright, of Blackhorse,
was in Ely yesterday on business.
The people of his home district are
confident of increased prosperity in
the immediate future, as plans for
erection of a mill to handle custom
ores are reported to have been con-
cluded, he states. Mr.. Cartwright
is owner of large interest in the
San Pedro townsite, two miles from
Black horse. where the mill is to be
erected.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
SERMON BEFORE EAGLES.
CONTINUED from page two }

is not merely of science. of the
world, of the body, but of morality
and spirituality. 1t is not sufficient
that you know physical truths. A
human being is very wonderful
trinity made up of body, heart and
spirit. You know the truths of the
body, you strive to make ii strong
and capable of doing its work. Do
you try as earnestly to bring your
moral and spiritual life up to the
standard of perfectness? If not.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
WANT ADMINISTRATOR.

Mrs. Sabina Smithson of Snake
valley has applied to the district
court petitioning that she be APP
pointed administrators of the estate
of her son, William Rollin Smithson.
who died March s. 1908. The es-
tate is valued at $500, consisting
of mining stock and realty.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
MINING GROUND SOLD.

Two deeds covering a transaction
whereby one-third interest in the
Hattie group of nine claims in Rob-
inson district changed handle We're
recorded yesterday. The first was
from ]. A. and Lillian M. Voorhees,
of Denver to William Lowe, consid-
GRAFTON being 81. The second was
from Lowe and Mrs. Hattie Lowe,
his wife. to c. w. Krick, of Chicago,
for the same nominal consideration.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05

Subscribe for the Daily News for
the news of this district and the
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
HEARING WEDNESDAY.

The preliminary hearing of Roy
Murchison. charged with assault with
intent to kill upon William Collins
at Riepetown. Friday. will he had to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock Muir
Gibson and Collins fought duel with
beer bottles. it is alleged. in which
the latter got the worst of 1t, Muir
chison's bottle splintering and cut
ting his head so severely that 16
stitches had to be taken in dressing
the wounds.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
KENNEDY MADE DEPUTY.

The commission of oath of office
of d. c. Kennedy as deputy sheriff
in Cherry Creek was filed yesterday
with the county recorder. Mr.. Ken
nedy, who is we'll known throughout
the county. will take the place of l..
C. Smith. who recently moved to
Blaine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
TO ATTEND MEETING.

To attend the gathering of the
board of county commissioners which
is to be held today, George F. Par
ker of Cherry Creek came in last
evening. He reports Cherry Creek
advancing with great rapidly and
several mines preparing to open.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
NEW INSURANCE. RULING.

A new ruling of the Board OF
Fire Underwriters of the Pacific has
been received. 1t is to the effect
that buildings which are protected
from fire by a sprinkling system
when idle must be guarded by a
Waterman and the sprinkling system
must be kept in perfect condition.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
POPULAR TRAVELLER.

Harry Cans, a widely known and
popular travelling man in the inter-
ests of a large liquor house, is a
guest at the Steptoe, having arrived
last evening from Kansas City. his
headquarters.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
ENTERTAINED LAST NIGHT.

A number of friends of Miss Lady
Johnson we're entertained last even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. V.
T. Lewis. the party being in honor
of Miss Johnson, who will leave this
morning for her home in Napa, Cal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
KOLCHECK IN TOWN.

Alex Kolcheck, who owns several
claims in the Cleveland Creek neigh
borhood, was in Ely yesterday for
the purpose of purchasing supplies.
Mr.. Kolcheck believes strongly in the
section in which he is working. Some
very rich gold float has been found
by him within the last few weeks.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
RICHARD EXPECTED.

G. L. Richard is expected TO ar
rive in the city this evening or to-
morrow from Rawhide. where he has
been for some time. He will remain
for several days to give attention to
his local interests. following which
he will return to Rawhide.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
SAY SUMMONS VOID.

Walker & Boreman, acting for G.
NJ Peacocke, yesterday filed notice
of motion that the summons in the
action of the First National bank VS..
Peacocke be stricken out of the
court records, alleging technical ir-
Irregularities in preparation of the doc
ument.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
MAY LOCATE.

G. r. Merrill. of Melbourne, Aus
tralia. was among arrivals in Ely
City last evening. He Is registered
at the Steptoe and may conclude to
remain in the district.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
JAMES II. THOMPSON HERE.

James r. Thompson arrived in
Ely City last evening from Seattle,
Wash. He is registered at the Step
toe and will be here for a few days
in conference with his brother, VIM.
b. Thompson.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
VISIT HOT SPRINGS.

Manager Miller of the new hot
springs bath and pleasure resort out
from Ely City has recently had a
number of visitors at the property to
note progress which he is making in
putting the place in shape for the
summer season.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-05
BACK FROM VISIT.

Mesdames John Stemper and w.
J. Peters have returned from Ogden,
where they were for several weeks.
Mrs. Stemper, who was seriously in
jured in a runaway accident several
weeks ago. has been undergoing
treatment.