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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-12

The following well known athletes
will be seen under the colors of the Y.
NJ. c. A. in the different events, which
will be decided in the Inter-Island
track meet on Saturday March Fl.
IF. A. Bechert, 44O yards, $50
yards, mile.
&c. D. Melvin, $50 yards, mile.
3.-Jno Carey, 22O yards, 44O yards,
$50 yards.
&C. HUM. $50 yards, mile.
George Warren, 100 yards hurdle
high jump.
Crank Warren, pole vault, high
jump.
IA. Delanux, pole vault, high
jump.
S.-John Kea, pole vault, high jump.
Or. Venhuizen, hammer, shot
1O.-Clifton Tracy, hammer, shot.
11.-George Ewaliko, hammer, shot.
III. Cockburn. hurdles.
12.-J. Cockburn, hurdles.
BE. d. Metcalf, hammer, shot.
H.-John c. 10 and J. Woo.
The relay team will be composed OF
Bechert, Carey, John 10, J. Kea, o.
HUM and c. Melvin.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-12

Fine Job PrlntIna star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-12

The complete scores in the tennis
tournament for the Il. o. Hall cup al
Punahou College resulted as follows:
Preliminary Round-W. Engle beat
o. Hind, rs, rs; A. Richards beat w.
Patty, CO. 60; p. Dodge beat A. Austin,
6-3, 6-3; G. Willfong beat e. Glib, 11-9,
6-3; S. Kennedy beat Paul de Brette-
vile Sc, GA; C. Hoogs beat Rex Hitch
cock, by default; S. JalIins beat J..
Guard, 60, 6-2 First Round-Atherton
Richards beat W. Engie, 11-9, rs; G.
Willfong beat p. Dodge, 60, 81, rs;
w. Hogs beat W. Lidgate 60, 60; X.
Hitchcock beat j. Desha, 6-1, 1-6, 6-2;
A. Lowrey beat A. Wilcox, 60, 81; f.
Wilmington beat H. Lucas 6-2, 81, 10;
S. Kennedy beat Y. r. Lon 60, 60; j..
Guard beat c. Hoogs Ga, 60. Second
Round-A. Richards beat G. Willfong,
6-1, GA; w. Hoogs beat r. Hitchcock,
6-2, 6-1; A. Lowrey beat f. Withing-
ton, go, 6-1; S. Kennedy beat j. GuarG
Sc, So, GA Semifnals- w. Hoogs
beat A. Richard, 3-6, SO, 6-2; S. Ken
nedy beat A. Lowrey CO, SO. Finals
S. Kennedy beat w. Hogs, rs, GA,
60.
Stanley Kennedy who won the cup in
1906 is now the owner, having won 1t
again this year.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-12

Jerry Darcy left yesterday on the
Alameda for the coast, where he will
join the Santa Cruz baseball team.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-12

Fine Job Printing, star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-12

fine Job Printing star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-12
SPORT NOTES

Entries for the white Rock tourna
ment Sunday close tomorrow noon NJ
-. o. Hall and Sons.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01
LAUNDRY WILL REACH ouT
New Management VIII Increase Pa.
tronage Of Troy Plant at Ely City.

william Tim. for some time man
ager of the Graham Mercantile store
at McGill. yeterday took over the
management OF the Troy laundry In
Ely CITY. where Mr. and Mrs Ulm
have moved into a residence near the
laundry
Mr.. ulm said last evening thar the
laundry would be operated straight
ahead and that he contemplated no
changes at the present time In the
large force which Is employed. tie
expects TO reach ont for new business
and To add more machinery to the
plant "a required to accommodate the
larger patronage which Is consd-
cred 10 be In this and adjacent dis
triots for Il
Those who know Of Mr. Tins busi.
ness qualifications entertain no doubt
that he Will rapidly bring the Ely
City plant TO the front as enc OF The
best conducted and most largely pa
tronized In the state The laundry
now has an extensive equipment Of
the latest machinery and Is takine
care OF large trade.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01
WALLER DISMISSED.
Chinaman's Testimony Lacked Cor
roboration-Luttrell to Have
Hearing Monday.

On motion of City Attorney Walker
in Judge Marriott's court yesterday
afternoon. Harry Waller, one OF the
men suspected of assaulting and at
tempting to rob Sam Sing, China
man near Chinatown Wednesday
morning, was discharged from Gus
tody, there being no evidence against
him.
Sing. the prosecuting witness. grew
less confident after he was placed on
the stand as to Walters connection
with the affair and as the testimony
of the other witnesses did not asso-
ciate Waller in any way with the as
sault, he was given his freedom be-
fore the defense took up the case.
George Lutrell. who, with Waller,
was accused of slugging the Chink
and attempting to rob him, will be
tried Monday morning. the case be-
ing set for 10 O'Clock. Sing main
tains that Lutell struck him on the
head with six shooter and after
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01
G|ROUX GETS
ORE At l|80
Thought to be of Same
Body Found by Ninze
From the 1000 Level
Carries Native Copper

Excellent news came down from
the GirouX yesterday. when II was
learned that the Alpha shaft had en-
tered high grade ore body at 1880
feet. The ore carries much native
copper and being of the same char
acter as that entered In the mine a
few weeks ago. Is considered to be
OF the same body.
The previous strike Was made in
a winze sunk from the drift on the
1000 level Work since done in this
through the Wine has demonstrated
that II has considerable extent and
that its values maintain high ay-
erage. Its presence In the shaft
therefore did not come altogether as
a surprise. but il was nevertheless
an exceedingly gratifying discovery.
The shaft is sinking 10 the l,20O
level, where II Is expected that a
considerable flow OF water viii he
tapped. IN anticipation of which
pumping capacity has been increased
to meet such demand as is likely to
develop. The shaft was not expected
10 find ore on its way down, though
Il was believed that drifting from the
loo would open ore. The fact of
the discovery OF what is believed TO
he the body opened from the 1000 at
the lower level which the shaft has
now reached Is taken TO indicate that
the naturalization l. even more ex-
tensive than at any time hoped for
Definite opinion in this regard can
not be formed previous TO further de-
yelopment, but short OF this there is
everything IN the discovery OF yes
terday 20 warrant enthusiasm and 10
give encouragement 10 the belief that
Els district ores make as deep as
those of any camp In the country be-
side having a world OF ore right on
the surface II there are limitations
to the mineral riches OF the district
the fact Is yet 10 be demonstrated.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01

Nearly 800 people crowded the hall
in the Park hotel building last even
ing in attendance upon the reception
and entertainment extended its men,
hers and their friends by Local Union
No. 1872. of Carpenters and Joiners
of America The evat was one of
the most successful or the kind ever
participated in by the people of the
district, every number on the pro-
gram being thoroughly enjoyed by
the large throng
The large amount of applause
which marked the reception of num-
hers of the program, evidencing in
terest and appreciation on the part
of both the entertainers and their
auditors. Ely's most able talent par
ticipated and the affair will no doubt
he long remembered by those who
attended,
AT the conclusion of the program a
boxing exhibition was put on be-
tween Frank Harden and Kid Ben
nett, in which some very clever work
was done This was followed by
which continued throughout
the early hours of the morning. From
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01

manner aud for that reason 1t mas
been exceedingly difficult for succeed
ing offieeholders to do their work
correctly or fairly.
Under the system to be inaugural
ed within the next few weeks, the
assessor will be able to locate an
nronerty in the county, its worth,
taxes. etc. without the slightest aim.
enltv A system of blocking out OF
the county into districts will he ad-
bered to and the property owners IN
each district will then be recorded
alphabetically. numerical record oi
the districts to be Kept ~
A new system Of mapping CUT me
county Is also In progress Assessor
nayis stated yesterday that he Is get
ting along more rapidly with me
,edious work than he had anticipated
and will soon complete his report
which Nh will he submitted September l.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01
FIGHTERS FOR
LABOR DAY.
Fast Men Signed at Oe-
den for Meeting Here
Details of Arrange
ment are Yet Lacking

Despite the fact that the proposed
Gans-Nelson fight for Labor day has
been declared off, the fans of Ely and
vicinity are not to be disappointed
altogether on that date as a battle
royal between two of the most ag-
gressiye fighters of the west is to be
put on here, the principals being
Rube Smith. of Denver, and Forest
Geiger. or Jack" Forest, as he is
known in Pugdom. of Ogden
This information was received in
Ely last evening but the sports of
this city are still up in the air con-
corning the details of the approaching
bout. The local fans have doped it
out that Tex Hall is promoting the
affair 1t being known that Tex Rick
ard is pulling for the Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns go only Articles be-
tween the two fighters were signed
in Ogden yesterday and it is known
that Mr. Hall has been in that sec
tion for the past several days
The Forest-Smith fight should
prove great drawing card. Forest,
by his clever showing, has acquired
rep throughout this section. He
is an Ogden boy and it is said his
followers in that city will back him
to the limit 1t is said that he is
not only clever with his mitts. but
is extremely shifty on his pins and
carries sleep producer in either
wing
Rube Smith is more widely known
in the sporting world. In his class,
he is ranked in the first division and
has record of putting number of
good ones in the land of nod with
a single jolt. Rube has mixed with
nearly every welter and middle
weight of any consequence in the
country and his showing has entitled
him to foothold among the top
rungs of the ladder He has every
requirement of a good fighter aud
will no doubt be the favorite in. the
match here
Until Tex Hall returns, 1t is proba-
BILE that details of the approaching
battle will not be learned and local
fans are anxiously awaiting his some
coming
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01
CLAIMS WAS
DEFRAUDED

RENO, Aug Alleging that
George Vernon Gray has expended
the sum of s1.150, which she adj
vanced HON for the purpose of ac-
quiring lots in the town of Rawhide
aud mining claims In the Rawhide
district for his personal use. Mrs. +
G. Curtis began suit in the district
court today against Gray for the re-
eoyery of the money advanced him
and also judgment for the sum of
$500 which she alleges she has loan
ed him within the past year.
Mrs. Curtis states in the complaint
that In March OF this year she en-
tered into an agreement with Gray
whereby she was to loan him money
with the understanding that she was
der an investigation of the acairs of
mining claims which he would ac-
quire at Rawhide
She claims that she has never been
able to secure an account or state
ment from him, but that he has rep
resented to her that he has secured
lots and property at Rawhide which
is very valuable.
Mrs. Curtis asks the court TO or
der an investigation of the affairs of
Gray and that In case he has acquir-
ed any property at Rawhide that she
be given an undivided half interest
In the same and In case he has not
acquired such property that she be
given a judgment against him for
ls1.150 and costs of suit She also
asks judgment for $500, which she
claims to have loaned him at his spe-
cial instance aud request within the
past year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01

back to the county jail.
The prisoner, who is a member of
the state police, was captured at the
Sparks ranch after he had come to
Reno in an automobile which was
held In Rawhide under a writ of at
tachment on account of debt of $227
In some way the automobile was
'trkeu away and a charge of grand
larceny for the alleged theft was
lodged in Rawhide and the warrant
placed in the hands of Deputy Sheriff
Cullon. The deputy was about to
take Claiborne back to Rawhide
when he presented a petition for
habeas corpus and was released on
81. 900 bail pending the hearing
Judge Pike in deciding the Gues-
ton raised by the habeas corpus pro-
ceedings stated that it might be pos
sible for new writ to be sued out in
any other county, but that the case
could not be appealed from In this
court. It is likely that other pro-
ceedings may be resorted to before
Claiborne reaches Rawhide to an
swer the charge placed against him.
Deputy Cullon took his prisoner to
Rawhide with him last night on the
Tonopah train.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01
SPECIAL SESSION OF COURT
HANDLES IMPORTANT MATTERS

GOV : King In May, 1899 anu os ,os
oo' .t ,ast three years her husband mas
iai.eu order ~ granting additional NE
of 20 days to the plain5ln a, ~ 'ae aeaipst
gession - suit of Ole II. Hansen nrsnare as
frank H Clark, in which n,io,,i,s 10 p.epT was
md ale statements and alildaVa's, i water Ter
an,araS a,,a r, The suit involving q W wate. da
I'm, '.,net was decided in favor of the ue
iep1In motion for execution wv wnien casa Wof of
qrsas' pa,er weiss against G. !. RicS'Tu, 1's ,be
Peter ~. % nnder advisement BY 'he
court, a,,e,ed BY Judge
ereen for disposition OF I've 'e''
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01

personal property of the late w. r.
Bassett on the petition of the admin
istrator, Joseph Bassett, nephew of
deceased. The claims against the es-
tate approximate about $12. 900. the
valuation of the property being about
s1e,0S1.70. including saloon build
ing and ground on Aultman street,
saloon building and ground in Lane
CITY. 1900 shares of Ely Rochelle
Copper Co. S stock, 10000 shares of
Gold Canoe Mining & Milling Co s
stock, 100 shares of the stock of the
Bray Mines Co. and one-fourth in
terest in claims Nos. and of the
Muchasen Co. The widow of deceas-
ed has been allowed 500 month
for her support from the estate by
the court.
Naturalization hearings will be
called this morning. Five applicants
of various nationalities compose the
class scheduled for examination to-
day. but only four of them will ap-
near. one of the applicants being alb
sent on a visit in Europe.
Each applicant has two witnesses
10 testify as to his character, length
of continuous residence in the United
states. his eligibility. etc, The fol-
lowing is a list of the applicants and
their respective witnesses: Alexan.
der Kolcheck (Russia) f. G. White
and f. NJ. Clark, witnesses; Christier
j. C. Fail Denmark s, ID. Baker
and James II. Curtis. witnesses;
Bentterino Vittor Utaly) d. P. Curtt
and w. N. Curto. witnesses; Rsberi
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01
FORMER GOVERNOR BuDD
OF CALIFORNIA DIES

STOCKTON. Cal. July 81
James II. Budd. former GOV
ernor OF California and long
prominent in Democratic poll
ties, died at his residence in this
CITY early today, after an i'll
ness for fortnight of uraemia.
He was 5S years old.
Mr. Budd had been a sufferer
from rheumatism and kidney
roubles for years, and although
he visited European health re-
sorts, was able to obtain little
more than temporary relief.
Death came early today while
surrounded by his family.
The deceased was born in
GAINESVILLE, Wis, in 1851, and
came to California in his boy
hood. Elected to congress, he
served from 1883 to 1885, but
declined a denomination. He
was Democratic governor of
California from 1894 to 1898.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01

Special session OF the district court
was convened yesterday morning
with Judge Breen on the bench, a
number of important matters VIII oe
disposed of during the session anu
are TO be called at the convenience
OF the court and the attorneys inter
ested
Seem interesting matters were as
posed of yesterday. one divorce nav
ing been granted and several oraef7
entered by the court.
Susan King was granted dNolt.
from Mccoy s. King. The deiendah'
was not present and after listening
to the testimony of the plaintiH, tn. y.
court rendered his decision. pisin,l'
aated that she was married TO NV
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01
PROOF THAT MRS. GUINNESS
AND BABES WERE POISONED

, LAPORTE. Ind. July 81
, Coroner Mack announced today
, that DR.. Walter Haines. of Rush
, Medical college, Chicago, who
, analyzed the stomach of Andrew
, Helgelein of Aberdeen, 5. D.,
> the last victim of Mrs. Belle
, Guinness. finding strychnine and
, arsenic in fatal doses. has also
, found in the stomachs of Mrs
, Guinness and two OF. the children
, arsenic and strychnine in auan-
, titles sufficient to have caused
, death.
, Attorney Worden, who repre-
, sents Lamphere, charged with
, the Guinness murder, and with
, being an aceomplice of Mrs.
, Guinness in the Helgelein death, I
, declared that the discovery
; shows that his client could have I
} had nothing to do with the |
} death of the woman and her I
, children.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01
SENT BACK To JAIL.
Claiborne Habeas Corpus Fails and
He i demanded to sheriff Nho
Confines Him.

RENO, July 30.-After a hearing
occupying portions of the morning
and afternoon sessions of the district
court yesterday. Judge Pike order
ed dismissed the writ in the habeas
corpus proceedings resorted to by w
l.. Claiborne who was arrested by
Sheriff Ferrell last week on a charge
of grand larceny. Claiborne was
remanded TO the custody of the
sheriff without bonds and was taken
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01
BOY ONIDOkER
KILLED AT GAME.
Fatally Hurt When Run into by
Fielder After Fly Ball.

NEWARK, n. j.. July 31.--While
watching ball game today Edward
Mccarthy. seven years old. was
knocked down by one of the PLAYERS
running after a fly ball aud received
injuries which resulted In death.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01
DAVIS DOING VALUABLE WORK
Sheriff Putting Records of Assessors
Once In Intelligent and Per-
manent Form.

For the first time In the history
OF the county. a systematic method
OF keeping records In the assessor $
Office at the court house will be ad-
hered TO when the present work OF
Sheriff Assessor Davis and his as
sistants Is completed Under preyi-
Gus administrations of this office the
records were not kept In systematic
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01
RACE WAR NEARLY OVER.

ALBANY. La. July 31-Many of
the Italians who fed from here
during last weeks race troubles have
returned. Unless further trouble de-
velops the state troops now eneamped
here probably will be withdrawn this
week.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01

-. Cordell England, A, H. Adams
and Francis Klein, witnesses. Louis
Johnson Norway being on visit
to his native country at the present
time. will not be examined at this
term of court.
Urhg- claimnof'id. Mmftahr
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01

telling him. continued to rain blows
on his head with the gun. He also
stated that Waller was the man who
went through his pockets, bat there
was no evidence to oorroborate his
testimony
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01
W|NCF|ELO TO WE'D A SOCIETY
BELLE Of SAN FRANCISCO TODAY

SAN FRANCISCO July S1.-The engagement of George
Wingfeld, the millionaire Maud
Murdock prominent society be of this CITY,
nounced the wedding will
the the brides addition
lily friends s. whom
Of
soldatsd mines. Nixon be present I'm
mediately after the wedding
will leave for of Europe make
their home Godfed Miss Murdoek brideobe IS the
daughter of Cashier Nurdock OF san
Francisco The family stands high in the
= his
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-01
CARPENTERS ENTERTAIN
FRIENDS IN ROYAL manner
Had Great Time Last Nieht--Three Hundred Were
in Attendance at Reception and Entertainment
The Affair Was in Every Way Great Success

a hinge punch bowl those in attend
ance were regaled during the evening,
while one of the most elaborate
lunches ever served in the district
was extended those present by the
union. The wives of the members
earned large credit for decoration of
the hall and for other part which
they took in making the affair the
most complete success that it was
The program rendered was as fol-
lows:
nyarfttra rn
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-28
SCHOOLS TO REOPEN MONDAY
Smallpox Quarantine Raised. All
Danger Passed.

The Rathdrum schools, it is an
nounced, will reopen next Monday
after having been closed for nearly
three weeks on account Of the
smallpox quarantine. No new
cases have been reported in the
city since two weeks ago; many
have been vaccinated, and all
danger to pupils is believed to be
passed. All the schoolrooms have
been thoroughly fumigated to pre-.
vent any infection which might
otherwise ensue in that way.
The health officers released the
Beaudry hotel from quarantine on
Monday and Henry Dyer and
family were liberated on Wednes-
day.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-28
Had Good Time at Harrison,

The Odd Fellows and Rebckah's of
Harrison had gala day Feb. 20, i,
being their first annual roll call, and
was a complete success, members
from all the surrounding towns being
in attendance. The steamer Wallace
brought IS Odd Fellows and Rpbek
abs from Occur d'Alene. Grand
Master f. w. Walton of Wallace was
visitor. and witnessed the comforting
Of the initiatory degree on a candi-
date. The visiting Rebekahs were
entertained at the Harrison hotel by
the home lodge, the program consist.
ing OF music, songs and recitations
After the Odd Fellows bad finished
their work the Rebekahs were sent
for, when all assembled IN the han
quet hall, where supper was served,
followed by speeches by the grand
master and several of the visiting
brethren.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-28
JAMES COYLE BADLY HURT
N. P. Foreman Reported Recov-
ering, However.

James Coyle, foreman of the
Northern Pacific section force at
this point was all but fatally injur-
ed late last Friday afternoon by
being struck by freight engine.
He was working on one of the
tracks near switch at the east
end OF the yards and had his back
toward the approaching train
which he evidently expected would
take the adjoining track according
to the usual custom. instead of the
one on which he was at work. The
engine struck him in the middle of
the back and hurled him to the
ground close beside the train. He
suffered the dislocation of one of
the vertebrae and was bruised
quite badly.
DR.. Wenz was summoned and
made the unfortunate man as COM
Portable as possible until No. 4
arrived, when he was placed
aboard the train and taken to the
railroad hospital at Missoula. He
was in precarious condition and
his recovery regarded doubtful.
This week word has been re-
ceived stating that Mr.. Coyle is
recovering and will be able to re-
turn home in few days, although
he will probably be incapacitated
for some time.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-28
Fracas at Post Falls.

A dispatch from Post Falls tells OF
fracas which occurred there on
Monday. 10 which Conductor Hayden
OF the electric train. some Spokane
Bridge ranchers and the marshal
figured prominently. The farmers were
returning from Occur d'Alene. They
were disorderly and one of them had
been put off the train at Lacrosse.
When Post Falls was reached some of
the others attacked the conductor
who knocked one of his assailants
down. The city marshal arrived
and settled the affair by arresting
one Of the boisterous and bellgerent
tillers of the soil who was fined by
Justice Dlttemore SIS and costs for
disOrderly conduct.