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The Washington herald., 1908-01-26
THE WASHINGTON HERALD has the
largest morning circulation In the Dis
trict of Columbia. Remember The Herald
when placing legal advertisements.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Samuel K Murphy. 2, and Mabel R Laon
hardt ls Rev q. e. Bacon.
John s. Franklin. z. and Lizzie T. Phillips q.
both Of LynchbTg Va Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
FilIipe Geryasio. &. and Francesca Fiorsvanto,
g. Rev. Nicola Joselli
Lewis II Bennett q and Anna o. Norton, a.
both Of Baltimore Nd. Rev. ". g. Mcneil
Arthur 7. Wiltshire 36. and Amelia O. Young
g. Rev. 2 J. RitChis
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Honyday Goes TO New York

Rear Admiral R c. Hollyday chief Of
the Bureau of Yards and Docks Of the
Navy Department, left Washington yes
terday for New York, where ne will
make a financial investigation of the two
New York bidders who recently submit
ted proposals 10 the department for COM
pleting the dry dock at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard.
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INHALATION AND SMOKER.
National Castle, Royal HiEhIandsrs,
Conducts Ceremonies.

National Castle. No. 90 Royal High
Ianders. on Thursday evening. held in
staIlation ceremonies and gave a smoker
The installation ceremonies were con-
Quoted by Charles F. Weston. assisted
by F. Seyff1rth. The newly elected pre-
siding officer George II. Hassel, ad-
dressed the meeting. ". NJ. Shoemaker,
on behalf of the members, presented to
p. r. Flanagan d testimonial.
The castle choir, consisting Of Henry
Hobby. Fred Seyffirth, Walter Terry,
Charles Weston. and Charles f. Maepas.
sang several selections. Songs by Wal
ter Terry and Fred Seyffrth recitations
by P. r Flanagan and Charles Weston.
concluded the evening
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NORFOLK ANN WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JANUARY 6. 1905
Leave Washington New tBion Station.
sf5 a. 10. and g 30 9. m--uaiy-Au points on
Norfolk and Western also Knoxville. Chattanooga,
and Memphis.
l0-l5 p. m.-Daily- Roanoke Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga Nashville. Memphis.
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cans.
For Nogf0lk-LeaFe Washington p a. m. daily.
II % Z. m. daily. SIS D. m. ie.'y. Ariye Norfolk
j % a, n. % p, m,. % .f p. 10.
4l5 F.. m.-D4ily- -BsuyVlIe LuTay. Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive si5 a n. and
ll.5l b. m.
All information Fourteenth sugst and Sew York
avenue Bond Buildiugf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B--Foll0wi1g schedule figures published only
As information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile, New Orleans
Asneyille. tastiaup1Ea Memphis, al5 d. Il and
u O5 D. % daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga. Memphis.
NeW Orleans I1.l5 D. %. daily.
For savannah, Jacksonville and Florida points.
80 ? n daily
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta, Aiken. SO
p n. and 80 p. e daily
Tourist can foT California. tTi-veckly. $40 ?. m.
Local for Hsuisub1rg SE5 a. Il. daily; lis ? n.
week days. for DaIYiiis ss5 a. M. daily. ard fog
Charlottesville sos a. m- and Sc y. N daily
Frequent trains 20 and from Bl1emaut.
J. g. BROWN. General Agent
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
TICKET OFFIcE. Ig PENNA. ~.

I
NotIce-Foll0wing schedule not guaranteed.
il 95 A. ~ Daily-seaboar3 Mail. Through coaches
and Pullman slespers 20 Savannah aud jacksonville.
| Though sleepsrs Washington 10 Hamlet and Han3-
I let 20 Atlanta. Parlor car b pinehurst- Dining
ear
! rs r. NJ Daly-Seab0aTd Florida Limited solid
Pullman train through to jacksonville and 81. Au
/ mstIne. Also through sCeueb to PInehur5t, At
/ lanta, Birmingham, and Memphis. Dining cars
30 T. H. Daily-SeabesTd EXpress- C0athCs and
/ Pullmans 10 savannah and jacksonville
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WANTED-L0TS.

WANTED SNAIL BUILDING LOT; Ne. SEQ
tiau, must be cheap. Address JAY" Herald
Office. mB.t
WANTED-TNO OK THREE ACRES or. LAND
Iu Maryland ~ Virginia. must be on the water
front 0f the Potomac about l5 miles from city Ad-
dress FISHING CLUB Herald Office. jaGp5t
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Circuit Court No. 2.


Assignments fOT Monday. January g7 1893
No Is. JsQuette, eEecutrlx. vs. Capital Traction
Z Company. Attorneys. r. +. Evans +. Il Benson.
and rs W. Poulmey-R. r. Psuy d son and &. T
Dunlop
No S. Lukins VS. Washington Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company ATTORNEYS. L. ;.
Bales and r 7. StTckaud-A- A. H0ehling
No l-6. Willard vs. Buinger Attorneys. ". C..
sullivan and A. l.. Nswmyer-E. l.. Gies
80 s31- Wetrer. receiver Richardson & Bur
sess- Attorneys. J. y. Haydeu-A. A HoehiuE
No 68 Ccker vs. Pratt Attorneys. H +. LercL
and r. +. '0laday-J0Ln Rid0ut and F. +. Pratt
No 2is Walker & Co. vs.. Elite Laundry Com
raay- Attorneys George kezrney aad Edmund
BurEe-BslsrCu Siddous
No So Dawson administrator IS. Ba more and
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys. Alex Gilsour
and Gittngs / Caambsrlin-H Hamilton Colbert
Nerkes G. Hamilton
No S. Atweu &c vs. Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company et al. AttUr-
neys. Lambert a McLeau-R- Ross Perry 4 son
40. ~ Bailey vs.. Washington Gasight Com
Tauy. Attorneys. L. J. Msther-R. Ross Perry 4
Son.
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Criminal Court No. 2.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignments for Monday. January 2 1875
No. 1888 IN re estate Of Mary Il Lewis
No. 1872 in re estate Of Frederick StUtz.
40 1880. In re- estate Of William ]. Williams
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MISCELLANEOUS-FOR SALE.

CIGAR STORE FIXTURES. CARD TABLES.
chairs. &c. Apply 44 uW.. 20 y a. m. Monday
az TUESDAY.
S PER CORD FOR BEST PINE WOOD CUT
any length at the lard. APPLEsTEIN * co.
a and y -ts. sr. Phone Main 5569-N a2l7t
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IaMH Huifa-

No E-6a. George " LiuEins rs Annie Camp.
bell; judgment a. s. Buudy, justice Of the PEACE
Sliz8. Attorney vs.. H. Linkius
No. 50l70 Lore8zo A. Bsiey, executor rs The
Mutual Life Insurance Company; policy. s. so. At
tCrnev L. A BaiIey
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HELP WANTED-MALE &FEMALE.

THE GOVERNMENT WANTS CLERKS. RAIL
way mail CLERKS, h10kkeerers, messengers. watch
men, skilled l4borers seuo-TapleIs and typlUrters.
Examinations soon. Prepare NOW al THE Drill
LERN. 100 a. Y ave. Ia25tf
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRTING can BE
learned at our school in 50 20 90 days Positions
guaranteed. Pirtmau. Graham Gregg Barnes and
Syllable systems individual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY U5-3l9 Colorado Building
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-ON SATURDAY, SILVER SWASTIKA
pin; owners name on hack. Reward MISS
WARDEN, go Sd ST. nw.
LOST - FRIDAY AFTERNOON GOLD PIN,
with one opal and two small Uhies- Reward, Re
turn % 1928 I-th ST.
FOUND-0NE GOLD BRACELET. WITH IN
itals a. a. "" Apply second floor. 453 La.
ave- NV, between and 10 a, m. ja2l-u
BEST AND CHEAPEST ICE CREAM AT La
CEY S. COZ New York ave ja3tf
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John Barrett. director Of the Interna-
tional Bureau Of American Republics, will
deliver an address at Cooper Institute, In
New York tomorrow night, on the Pan
sma Canal"
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HAULING.

WE HAUL FURNITURE. PARCELS. TRUNKS;
give hrstclass service: answer calls promptly; con
tract 10 haul anything plenty oi teams. CLAREN-
DON SMITH. 5th and h SIS. IA Phone Main %
!49g5t
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Only ten cents a week, delivered al
your door-the daily issues of The
Washington Herald. Phone Main $500.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED FOR 4 HIGH-CLASS
beautifully printed and Illustrated ddLarayear
woman's magazine; commission 20 cents on each
dollar subscription; write for agents free outfit
AMERICAN HOME MONTHLY. S Barclay ST..
Sew YORK iall-l0t-sat
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY AIOREf WE STORE FOR 75c A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4ls-i20
t9 10Th g. uW Phone Main l19 ja3-50t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT. GUARANTEED AT
least % per cent; investigate for yourself Addres.
FRANKLIN Herald Office. ia2S3t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT PER CENT
On watches. diamonds and jewelry.
LOUIS ABRAHAAIS.
Bonded broker s53 Ninth 81 M
uo2sreod-0
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD.
Lost aRd found Real Estate
Help Wanted Personals.
Situations Wanted Business OpportunitieA
Rooms f0r Rent For sale,
Apartments Automobiles
Advertisements accepted at the main ofico OF a.
sny Of the following
Herald Branch Offices,

and forwarded promptly 20 the main Office.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP-IHfomation Bureau
GOLDENBERG 'S-InfOTmati0n Bureau.
HECHT s CO.-Cashiers Ofice.
PALAIS ROYAL-BuIeau Of Information.
S. KANN SONS & Collaboration Bureau
SIMPSONS PHARMACY corner 5th 81. r. l.
and S. nv.
DOM & sANFCRD's PHARMACY corner n. Y.
eve. and North Capitol ST. NV.
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY, 12l n J. ave. nv.
CHAS. J. EUHRMAN'S PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol sts.
F. P. WELLER's PHARMACY. S33t M st. nv.
ATKiNSON'S PHARMACY, llth and e sts. NV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY % aud G sts. Nv.
kENESAW PHARMACY, Mt Pleasant and Irving
sts. NV
MeNULTY's CIGAR STORE. 1885 18th ST
IAfLOR'S PHARMACY, 9th and SIS. nv.
kENER'S PHARMACY 9th and S sts. NV.
NcCHESNEI q JOACHIM. "a and sts. ne.
McCHESNEY a JOACHIM. sth and sts ne.
b. ID COURTNEY CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
rs North Capitol ST.
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MASSAGE.

Nine. Anna b. johnson tgraduateD,
Late Of New Y0rk scientific massause Electrical
Tbro massage, Eapor treatment for nervousness, bad
circulti0u rheumatism, &c. Treatments by ap-
paintmcut. 1914 18th st. NV Phone y. 46a5
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RUG WEAVING,

RUGS WOVEN FROM ON CARPETS, the only
weaving factory 1t IFS KIND in the city. WASH
INGTON RUG Co. 9M 9th st. nv. Phone AZ ass.
ial1ss
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MOVING. PACKING & sFIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care, packing and shipping a speciality
KRElG' 5 EXPRESS. l--i ST. uw. Phone Main
1l0 au25-G
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FOR RENT-ST0RES.

FOR RENT-F ST. NORTH SIDE. BETWEEN
18th and Ilth sts
Murray 4. Cobb, Agent,
1902 Connecticut Avenue.
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DINING CAFES.

The belmont Cafe and Quick Lunch
Try ur special lunch. PC Ladies and gentlemen
51 psnna. ave
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HELP 7VANTED-FEMALE.

FIRST SOPRANO AND FIRST ALTO F0I
vested choir. must be COED readers. Address bon
S. Herald office. iaz63t
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DAILY COURT RECORD
saturday. january s5. 10Os)
DISTRICT COURTS.


Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from day 70 day.
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MACHINE SHOPS

MACHINE SHOPS.
G. w. FORSBERG.
MACHINIST AND BOILER MAKER
Works and wharf Sth and Water sts- sw Branch
Office 18th and 5ts. NV Phones Main Isl and ~
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DENTISTRY.
APARTMENTS TO LET.

f1l TIE ONTARIO-sEy ROOMS. RECEP
uon hali closet. syl0s bathi S5. Apply DR.
ROBERT SCOTT LAMB. los The Cecil. jau-7t
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
STRONG TAFT SENTIMENT.
Found by Gates on Eastern Trip
Bryan Advocates Are Conn
paratiyely Few.

From what | have seen during
my trip and from the talk that
heard. and the general topic of con-
versation everywhere is politics, |
don't believe that Bryan has show
10 win out. was the statement of c.
c. Gates. general manager of the
Nevada United Mines Co. who re
turned last evening from an extend
ed visit in Michigan and other east
ern states.
II have heard a great many peo-
pie talking of the chances of Taft and
in most cases the vote will go for
him. OF course | could not talk to
any great number of voters but new
ertheless the number that heard say
that they would vote for Taft COM
pared with the Bryan advocates was
very large indeed. | don't know. but
it seems 10 me that Taft has walk
away.
Business conditions in the east
are still bad. but gradual improve
ment is taking place. better feeling
being evident as il becomes more and
more evident that Taft will be elect
ed
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
CONTRACTOR FINDS
THINGS LOOKING WELL
CONTRACTOR HUGHES RETURNS
FROM TRIP IN NORTHWEST
WITH REPORT OF INCREASED
ACTIVITY AND GOOD OUTLOOK

SHELTER. Sept. 17.--Contractor
Hughes, who has been identified with
a great deal of the grading and cree
ton work done at Smelter. has re-
turned from a trip in the northwest,
extending into British Columbia.
and will probably take an active hand
in the bringing about of extensions
now planned to the several plants.
Mr.. Hughes states that on the out
side there Is constant Improvement
occurring and that things look much
better in every way. He believes
that Immediately after the election of
Taft. which from what he was able
to gather ON his trip. he considers
certainty. there will be great gain in
activity throughout the country.
Work on many enterprises, tenn
porarily suspended when the panic
struck the country last fall has re-
sumed," said Mr.. Hughes yesterday.
while not few new enterprises
have secured money and are going
ahead. 1t is true that a great many
enterprises are awaiting the outcome
of the election before increasing
forces. resuming operations or be-
ginning new work. but II is also true
that a great many people entertain
ing confidence as to the success of
the Republican party in November
are going ahead without waiting for
the count of the vote on November }.
There are far less idle men than
a few months ago and in all re-
spects the situation is much improv-
ed People generally feel better and
entertain confidence in the future.
That the bottom was touched in the
early months of the summer and
that we have since been steadily
climbing back 10 the level of high
prosperity which prevailed before the
trouble of last fall is unquestionably
true. and is realized by everybody.
| believe that after November the
gain will he marvellous and that we
will swing very rapidly into more
prosperous times than ever before
known in the country. New electrical
enterprises. principally for the pro-
duction of cheap power, new railroad
construction and the construction of
great many plants for industrial
enterprises along with an immense
amount of general building will make
great demand for labor and put a
wonderful amount of new money in
circulation. Nineteen hundred and
nine should be a banner year in our
Industrial history"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
MARKET DISAPPOINTED.
Attitude of Hartman l. Cause of
sharp neutrality-suspicious. EN-
pccfed Aid to the Bulls.

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-All that
e. II. Hartman had to impart con-
corning the properties in which he Is
interested fell far short of what the
speculative Imagination had been led
10 expect during advancing prices.
II was disappointment on this score
that caused the erumbling of prices
today more than any other factor.
Mr.. Hartman S terse reason for the
great strength in the stock OF his
railroads was that IL was because
they were too weak before The
weakness today might be explained
with equal justice as due to the
stocks having become too strong.
The vigorous resistance shown by
prices to selling pressure for some
time past has quoted all apprehen-
sions which might arise on the part
of the purchasers of stocks for an
advance. The conviction thus fosr
tered that powerful combination OF
capitalists. equipped with hundreds
of millions of dollars in loans on call.
had set themselves TO hold an adj
vance in prices, was shaken by the
evidence of distribution of holdings
whenever the market was strong
enough 20 absorb them.
The motives prompting the liqui-
dation were not SO commonly agreed
upon. Political scare was one motive
advanced by some of the most demon
stratiVe of the sellers.
The course of the market was not
an entire surprise to observers less
closely concerned in the speculation
The extent of the rise in itself has
suggested the approach of reac-
ton. The moderate pace of the
business Improvement had indicated
the overdiscounting of this In the
securities market, The reliance
placed on the plethorie money mar
ket to continue the movement loses
part of It's basis with the normal pc
riod of depletion OF central reserves
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
PRICES ALL TAKE DROP
LOW COST COPPERS GO WITH
THE REST-INNESTOR CALL
HALT UNTIL THE ELECTION
SITUATION Is CLEARED.

Everything went of yesterday
low cost eoppers and all. Ii does not
look, either, as II the bottom had
been reached. Today is likely to see
still more slnmping. Politics enters
largely into the situation, there hav-
ing been halt called on the taking
for granted that Taft will be elected.
Prices are considered too high In
view of the fact that election day is
a month and a half away and that
many things may happen in that
time. There is confidence that Taft
will be elected, but pause has been
taken TO consider the fact that he
may not be- Meantime the investing
public is not putting up its money
II has plenty of confidence and a
world of funds to turn loose II as
sured that safe and sane policies are
to be pursued by the next admins
tration, but not a dollar to let go
OF II there is TO be four years of
Bryan yelling around the White
House. New York closing quotations
Yesterday were as follows:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
MARKETS, MINING AND METALS
sssess -
RAILROAD BREAKS
PREVIOUS RECORDS
COPPER FLAT. Sept. H.

} COPPER FLAT, Sept. H.
, Sixty cars of ore taken down
} the ore line today represented
, the biggest single days run of
. ore ever pulled from the prop
, critics. OF the number the Flat
, furnished so of the cars and the
} Veteran 10 Tomorrow this
, number will be increased, the
, Flat alone probably putting out
} 60 or more ears.
, The railroad broke any preyi
J Gus record in handling ore over
} the line. In all its trains took
. care of 80 cars during the day.
Twenty of these went down
} from the Flat Wednesday night
} as far as the East Ely yards and
} were hauled from there to con-
, contractor yesterday morning. OF
, the so cars handled today, 40
} reached the concentrator. 20 be-
, ing left in East Ely Yards. The
, number delivered at concentra-
, tor was the largest ever put
, there In a single day.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
MINING CLAIMS TRANSFERRED.

deed whereby Gurley Jones
transferred TO Il. l.. Fletcher several
claims in the Silver Mountain dis
trict was recorded yesterday. Both
of the parties live in Muncf Greek.
For consideration of $40 an undivid-
ed half interest in the Cuprite. Car
donate. Extension. Anglesite, Mala-
chite. Melaconite, Chalcopyrite. Azur-
tie and Cerrusite claims is given.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18

arrived. even though the rate of de-
pletion is unusually debated and
slow this year. The effort at liquida-
tion finds little absorptive demand to
meet 1t. as the general public interest
in the speculation has been at no time
great. The heavy selling pressure
continued up to the close. which was
weak at the lowest prices.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
BINFoRD a HULsE LETTER.

Money. ia per cent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
LOST NINE LOCATED.

Last week c. r. Archer and asso-
ciates made discoveries that convinc-
ed them that they could locate lost
cabin and tunnel on the old reserya-
tion near Hawthorne. A. l.. Chap
pell and John Herman were sent to
locate the ground and We're sucsess-
full. They located the old tunel, and
by clearing away the dirt at the
mouth were able TO go in 125 feet.
The only evidence they could find of
former occupation was paper dated
1883. The ledge was traced for t.
500 feet and some very fine and rich
samples of silver bearing rock, some
going as high as 800 ounces. were
secured The quartz carries some
gold and lead Arrangements will be
made at once to open the property
and work .-Yerington Times.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
NEW COMPANY INCORPORATES.

Articles of Incorporation Tor The
Mecca Mining & Smelling Co. were
Yesterday filed with County Clerk
Mcdonald The eomapny is capital
lied at 100000. the stock being
divided into 100000 shares of sic
par value. OF which 15o have been
subscribed and paid for. Two of the
original incorporators reside at
Smelter
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18

The market TOOK another HUG
slide downward today and was only
stopped near the close. There WAS
not enough strength to raise It back
again II seems very weak and s,ug-
gish There is nothing but profess
sional trading and prices will not
gain any this week unless something
happens TO strengthen the situation.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
ne and occasioned much interest

one and occasioned much interest
Mrs. John Merrill has arrived here
from the east to make her home
with her husband
Mrs. VIM. Heating has been con-
fined to her home the last several
days with a severe attack of rheuma-
tism. She was reported improved
today
Mrs. Westman left today for Dem
yer, where her husband preceded her
last week.
Surveyor Reiberg left the local
snake hunting corps today. going to
Logan, Utah, to locate.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-01

TELL THEM THAT YOU HAVE SEEN THE UNION
LABEL IN THE WHITE PINE NEWS THAT IT is
PRIVILEGED TO USE THE LABEL BECAUSE 1T IS
A UNION OFFICE AND THAT 1T IS PROUD TO USE
IT WHENEVER OCCASION REQUIRES, BUT THAT
IT DOES NOT PROSTITUTE THE LABEL BY USING
IT AS A HANDBILL in A HANDBILL TO GET Trade
IT DOES NOT BELIEVE THE LABEL WAS MADE OR
INTENDED FOR THAT USE BY NEWSPAPERS
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-01

YOU HAVE BEEN TOLD THAT THE WHITE PINE
NEWS CANNOT RUN THE UNION LABEL IN ITS
COLUMNS AND BETWEEN NOW AND ELECTION
DAY YOU ARE LIKELY TO HEAR GREAT DEAL
MORE OF THAT UNTRUTH.
<g4sHg #s$}EsH
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-05
May Repair Pest House

The suggestion made in the COM
mon council Monday night that tent
might be the best plan Of solving the
pest-house problem apparently does
not meet with the entire favor Of
those directly interested in the mat
ter. 1t is pointed out that in the win
ter time tent would probably prove
pretty damp and cold place for a
sick man in the Astoria climate. With
tent it is thought that a good floor
would prove indispensable. II is deem
ed probable that the present pest
house will be fixed up, and perhaps
portable windows and portable door
may be made, so that they could be
removed when the building is not in
use. Bad boys cause most Of the
trouble.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-08-05
Boyhood Friends Appear

George w. Lounsberry, clerk OF the
water commission, was pleasantly
surprised yesterday afternoon when
two friends Of his boyhood days back
east called in his Office to see him
They were George W. Poore and
Fl. II. Poore, of Boston, and Mr.
Lounsberry, had not seen either OF
them for 2S years. They had been
boys together in Massachusetts, and
had gone to school together. 1t was
during Mr.. Lounsberry's buriest hour
yesterday afternoon when the two
visitors stepped into the water COM
missions Office and Mr., Lounsberry
glanced at them and then began to
wonder If he hadn't seen them some
where before, but he couldn't place
them. Then they stepped forward and
introduced themselves. 1t was a.
pleasant meeting all around, and the
only drawback to it was that the two
Fasteners could not stay. They had
come down from Portland on the
Spencer especially to see Mr.. Louns-
berry and had only few minutes, as
they wished to go back on the steam
er. Mr., Lounsberry wore a smile all
afternoon after his old time friends
had gone, and again he renewed his
determination to go back east and
visit his childhood home in Charles
ton, under the shadow of Bunker Hill.
Twenty-eight years is long time.