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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-20
Mining Review
OF Week in
in District

review of the work of mines and
reduction plants of the district during
sthe last week gives little that is
out OF the routine At all operating
properties they are going ahead in
satisfactory manner and continuing
nth the blocking out of more and
more ore in the district.
KEEPING UP OUTPUT.
NO change has occurred in ship
ments from mines to eoncentrator.
increases in these are not to be ex-
spected until the sixth section Is mt
IN commission at MeGill. The con-
centrator there has been holding up
It's output despite cold weather which
mas made for some shortage of wa
ter during the day hours. Compile
ton of the building over the eoneen-
trates tanks will soon relieve small
difficulties that have been had from
freezing there.
USING MORE MEN.
At the Veteran mine of cnmber-
land Ely and at the Giroux property
they are taking on more men steadily.
None who want work are turned
away. Veteran is shipping its 800
tons daily and doing some develop
ment. Statement at the property is
that everything is looking very well.
AT Copper Flat the call for ore has
not been such as to give opportunity
Tor large output. but the forces have
been making excellent Roadway with
the stripping operations and have the
property in fine shape TO deliver big
tonnage whenever IL may be asked
CONSTRUCTION WORK.
The third reyerheratory furnace at
the smelter is coming along very sat
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-20
ON ELY CONSOLIDATED.

]. W Wade who Is member OF
the engineering force of the National
Development company, is in Ely look
ing after the assessment work on the
Ely Consolidated property. In an in
terview with a News representative,
Mr. Wade stated that the company
now had ten men working on the
annual assessment under the direc-
tion of Mr.. Snyder. The company
has 81 claims. of which are patent
ed The property of the Ely Consoli.
dated joins the Ruth and Star
Pointer, and is considered by Mr..
Wade TO be one of his company
best holdings.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-20
BINEoRD 4 HrLSE LETTER.

The market is still in very bad
shape. Transactions are few and
prices fell back all along the line
today Giroux was the strongest of
the local stocks. Ely Central held
firm Ely Consolidated did not raise
a bid. both Nevada Consolidated and
Cumberland Ely slid back. The
market is in bad shape. the public
is taking no interest whatever and
this kind of a market cannot i'm
prove at this time of the year. After
the holidays a better market can be
expected
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-20
FINE GIRoUx SPECIMENS.

Some fine specimens of native cop
per ore were brought down from the
Giroux mine yesterday. These
specimens came from the new strike
on the 1900 in the Alpha shaft. They
are native copper imbedded in a
greenish tale. and as specimens are
some of the most beautiful that have
come from that property.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-20
OUTS TINE HALF.

Uri b. Curtis and Reuben Hitch
cock. who went out TO Muncy TO look
at the property of the Shell Range
Ore q Development Co, Friday, re-
turned Saturday evening and express
ed themselves as being pleased wl,n
what they saw there. These gentle
men spent part of the day at the
smelter The trip To Muncy was
made over. the new road in less than
half the time /, would take TO make
il over the old road.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-20
CHRISTMAS MATINEE.

For the benefit of the ladies and
children who have not been able to
hear the Alamo colored orchestra, the
Wonderland management has en-
gagged them for Sunday night and
Christmas maLlnee. This orchestra
In conjunction with the "Sapho"
BILL will ike a strong attraction at
the Wonderland
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-20
FINISHED BY THE FIRST.

Lee Glockner. who has been in Ely
for the last nlonth doing assessment
work on sixty odd claims, states that
he expects to have the work COM
pleteh by the first of the year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-20
CHRISTMAS SERMON.

A Christmas sermon Will be
preached tonight in the Presbyterian
church, which meets in the school
house on Avenue +. adjoining No
1926. THE Real Meaning of Christ
mas will be the theme All are
cordially invited. The Sunday school
of the church meets at 1920 O'Clock.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-20
IN FROM SHELTER.

Superintendent Perkins of the
smelter was in the city yesterday in
company with his children on a holi.
day shopping mission.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-20
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..
METAL QUOTATIONS..

CHICAGO. Dec. 19.-May wheat
,losed at s105 Il a LOS IS.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-20

NEW YORK, Dec 10 Lead was
quiet at $4,000 i.25; copper, II IA
m142sc: silver, 4Slsc-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-20
GROUX OPERATIONS.

NIIUIA OPERATIONS.
At the Giroux the bad luck of Fri
day when the smelter burned, Will
not interfere with plans the company
had for the immediate future. II
was stated yesterday by Manager
Walters that he expected that recon
struction of the smelter building
would commence early in the new
year. 1t cannot be started until the
insurance adjusters finish their
work. which will probably not be for
couple Of weeks. The loss sus-
tanned is fully covered by insurance
Shipments of concentrates from the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-20
EAST ELY BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ELY TOWNSHIP COMPANY.

ELY TOWNSHIP COMPANY.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
General Ofhces Ger. and nth.
Phone Main 30.
ELY CITY PLUMBING co.
All kinds of Plumbing Promptly Dane.
Flrst-class Work Guaranteed.
Phone AK.
ELY WATER COMPANY.
Onices Ely TOWNSHIP Co.
Corser Avenue G and nth street.
Phone Main 10.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-20

lsfactorilX. II will be ready TO blow
III by the time that need OF il devel-
ops. which is also true of the blast
furnace. where the erection OF the big
stack is going ahead rapidly despite
the difficulties which cold weather
make in the handling of steel At
The concentration there has been an
immense amount of steel delivered
recently at the site of the new fourth
unit These materials Will soon COM
mence going into place. Equipment
for the new unit also continues COM
ing in, a great deal of 1t now being
on hand The concrete work has
been made little slower by the cold
weather but is coming ahead stead
ily progress being very satisfactory
DEVELOPING PROPERTIES.
At the Coppermines Co. property
the development is at a very inter
esting stage. 1t is being pushed
right along by Manager Plate and re-
ports are all of very satisfactory char
acter. Both the north and south
drifts from the shaft are headed in
copper bearing porphyry that in this
district cannot help but extend very
high encouragement To make It
more binding, the south drift is head
ing for a keystone drill hole in
which a good body of ore was en-
countered About so feet west of
the shaft drill hole has been start
ed and will be sent to depth of about
100 feet for the purpose of prospect
ing the ground below the present
bottom of the shaft. All the work at
the property is coming along in SPLEEN
did manner and is looked upon en-
Enthusiastically by those in touch with
IT.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-02
PROGRAM is OUT
FOR BIG PICNIC
FOURTH OF JULY TO BE CELE
DRAFTED AT REDMAN'S
GROVE.

The only real celebration of July
Fourth in Ottumwa this year will be
held in the East End at Redman';
grove where a public family nicnic will
be held and a lengthy program Of
sports pulled off.
Independence day address will be
delivered by Major Samuel Mahon and
Senator S. H. Harper.
Following is the complete program
for the days exercises:
Program for the Fourth of July
picnic to be held in Redman's park
from 9 to 10 a. m.
The amusements for the children
will be arranged and the refreshment
stands will be opened for the day.
There are splendid trees for hanging
hammocks.
From 10 to IL a. m.
l. The East End Presbyterian band
will give concert from 10 to l.
2. The following program of races,
contests, and games will be taken up
at 1890. A fair opportunity will be
given to young and old to participate
in these races.
1. Wheelbarrow races, the contes-
tants blindfolded.
2. Twenty yards dash.
3. Hop skip and jump.
4. Potato and egg races.
5. Three legged races.
s. Tangle shoe foot races.
7. Ball games for young men and
for boys the prizes to be decided by
wheelbarrow contest.
8. Indian games, and battle be
tween the tribes that will be organized
8. Old fashioned games and past
times, drop the handkerchief, last cou-
pie out, tree tag, etc.
Note. While the program of games
and races will begin at 1880 a. M,
it will continue throughout the day.
From 10 a. M, to 2 p. m.-Picnic
dinner, rest and general social time.
This will be a basket picnic.
From to p. m.-The East End
Presbyterian band will give popular
concert.
From to 4 p. m.-Patriotic exer-
cises. Addresses will be given by Sen
ator Harper and Major Mahon.
From 5 to 6 p. m.-Picnic supper.
In the evening, the East End Pres
byterian band will give concert and
those having fireworks will have am
pie opportunity to make a display.
NOLe. heuluduS park, Is Ile nOSl
beautiful picnic grounds in or about
| Ottumwa, and 1t never looked more
beautiful than now There are about
twelve acres of fine shade trees. The
grass is short and velvety. Seats will
be arranged for the accommodation OF
the people The committee OF ar
rangements is planning for the gen
eral comfort of all who join us in this
| celebration.
w. B. Ramsell, Chairman.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-02

we were going to be such good friends,
and then, like the Shark, you swiftly
and silently vanished away
For the Shark was a Boojum, you
see,'" ended Vandraken. eyes, was
certainly Boojum," he muttered. IF
l told you why l vanished away, you
probably wouldn't believe me; or, if
you believed me, you mightn't care to
have any more to do with me-
Lady Kitty had been proposed to
before, and was not unfamilia rwith
the expurgated confessional which
sometimes forms the preface.
II Think she said, Il would rather
you told be few plausible untruths
that shocked me. But mind-they
must be plausible!"
81 went away from you, Lady Kitty,
as the sinner sneaks out of the Cos
pei tent, when he feels he may become
converted if he stays" Vandraken
realised he was putting 1t lamely, but
it expressed the way he felt.
"What an unpleasant thing to say
Mr.. Vandraken! Surely, l never
preached to you! During the last
day or two we have discussed trans
cendental subjects in mild way, but
l have not tried to upset your dis
belief. I thought you seemed interest
ed in what told you about Mr. Dare's
! theories
Lady Kitty" answered the young
man, impulsively, you are the las
person in the world who would preach
but the effect of your personality or
me disturbs the equanimity of my
vel, l suppose you would call it m.
materialism. l don't believe in any
thing beyond this earth, and 1 don
want to. Why should I? Here m.
position is assured; if there is any
thing worth having, can get it; ant
there are lots of things worth having
But if there is another world,
would probably be as badly off Their
as am we'll off here. So, naturally
1 don't want to believe in it an
more than l want to believe shal
be beggar next year, and have t
work like those myers down beloy
there in the street.
"Well, you don't have to. am no
trying to convert you"
(To be Ccntinued.)
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-02
Sell What You
Do Not Use
Or Exchange for Some Arti.
Gle You Do Want-Do
1t Tomorrow.

Haven't you some article around
the house that you really are not US
ing? In the attic or basement?
Haven't you a table, some chairs,
some gas or electric fixtures or some
thing in that line that you are not US
ing now, but that some one would like
to have and will be willing to pay for
if you will let them know that you
want to sell it?
Have you buggy, road wagon or
any kind of rig or harness or horse
that you are not using?
Some one will want it if you will
tell them that you want to sell it.
You can sell that furniture that you
are not using now, and what you get
| for it will go long ways towards
helping you to buy some of those new
| pieces that you have been wanting.
Now, just think this matter over
and look around the house, in the din
ing room, parlor, kitchen, attic or
basement and you will certainly find
some article that you would like to
sell.
Or possibly you have some article
that you would like to exchange for
some other article-you can exchange
it by using the want columns of the
Courier.
We have provided way for you to
dispose of lot of accumulated stuR
that you are not using-in every hom,s
there are more or less articles-soma
of them almost as good as new
some of them naturally are worn, but
most Of them can be used to more or
less eXtent-and you just put them
out of the way and let it go at that
Now, they are of no use to you
or anyone else. That is not right
they are needed by some one and
you can sell them for something, and
a little want ad will sell them fo.
you.
We want to help you sell them and
we can do it, Just call us by phone.
and we will call for the ad and help
you write it if you want us to. The
rate is only half cent word. Tell
us what you want to sell or buy and
we will attend to the rest of it.
Don't forget this.-Tomorrow if you
happen to think of something for
which you can use the want ads, call
No. Al and we will call for your ad.
THE COURIER,
Both Phones Al.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Furnished by Ottumwa Title and Loaf
Co., Summers Building, Corner

Court and Second Streets.
J.. Edwards and wife to the
Phoenix Trust Co., lots A
45-46- 4S-49-5 o-51 in second
addition Etiles Place, also
lot IS Stiles Place, all in
Ottumwa ................S 1.Qt
NJ. D. D. Hutchinson and hus-
band, J. G.. to Phoenix
Trust Co., lots 10-11-12-13
Stiles Place, Ottumwa. also
2S-29-3o in first addition to
Ottumwa. other considera-
tions and. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.0(
Elizabeth A. McElroy to Caro-
lima w. Evans. lot 4, in E.
E. McElroys Place, an addi-
dition to Ottumwa, other
considerations and ....... 1.0
Carl E. McElroy and wife to
daughter, lot c5 in E. E.
McElroys Place. an addition
to ottumwa. ............... 4oo,o
Lemuel K. McEwen and wife
to M E. Smith, S. ". of Sc.
v, sections 11-72-15 and
roadway out of w. ", of
Sw. ", sections 12-72-15,
other considerations and 10
Alexander Coleman and wife
to Martha A. Herman. part
NE. u, of NE. 4. 20-72 10
acres ,..,,,.,..,. 10000
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-02
CHAPTER XIV.

.
Woman Is accused of being incon-
sistent. She may appear SO on the
surface, and in the little things of the
little parish, but in her relations to
the universe she is absolutely con-
sistent. Blindly, undeviatingly, she
pursues her high mission of herding
| the human race towards perfection.
| Selecting and creating, she moves
forward to that goal as fast as null
titude of obstacles will allow, drag
ging man behind her, as nurse drags
recalcitant child by the nand.
Her difficulties are enormous, be.
cause not only has she to SO guide her
choice that the highest material forms
shall result, but she has also to seek
her spiritual affinity; and so there
1 is the apparent conflict of the hui
man being seeking her physical mate
and her soulself, on her star, trying to
influence it's material form to mate
physically with the being with whose
soul it has already made astral union
What wonder people do not always
know their own minds, and that two
people whose souls have been slowly
i dragging them towards one another
across the world, sometimes marry
elsewhere on the journey, and, wheI
they do meet, have to decide whether
they shall sin against the law of the
universe by obeying the law Of the
parish, or against the law of the par
, ish by obeying the law of the uni
, verse?
: According to Won Tarsenheim'
! theory, all material bodies who's
spiritual bodies belong to the sam
star have more or less affinity; ar
: in tune with one another to some ea
II tent: are even capable of telepathi
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-02
DEFENDER OF
M'KINLEY DEAD
SECRET SERVICE MANS DEATH
CAUSED INDIRECTLY BY
CzOLGOSz CRIME.

Chicago, June 30.-Albert Gallaher,
for many years in the secret service
of the United States and the man who
seized the wrist of Czolgosz after the
latter fired the shot that resulted in
the death of President Mckinley, died
here today Gallaher was mistaken
by the crowd for the assassin and was
set upon and beaten, and to this fact,
according to the attending physician,
Gallaher's death was Indirectly due.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-02
JOHN WON'T PLAY
SECOND FIDDLE
MINNESOTA GOVERNOR IN DIES
MONIES INTERVIEW SAYS HE
WANTS FIRST.

Des Moines June Ex-Governor
Johnson of Minnesota said in Des
Moines yesterday that his name would
be presented at the Denver Demo
cratic national convention for presi-
dent and that he Is not giving con-
sideration to the possibility of his
being named for vice president.
There are rumors that Mr.. Bryan
has entertained the idea of demon
strating at the Denver convention that
he could be nominated for president
if he wanted it and then turning it
over to Mr.. Johnson as an indication
Of his magnanimity and loyalty to
Democratic interests.
| This has led to speculation as to
whether there may be an understand
| ing among the Democrats-particu
| ly Bryan and which makes
Governor Johnson insist that his
| for president and not for vice presi-
that Bryan has the nomination cinch-
| ed.
Not Going to Denver.
Governor Johnson Is not going to
| Denver, he said yesterday. He will
speak at Chautauquas in Sac City
/ Algona and Waterloo, and return to
Minnesota. He was in Des Moines for
the Chautauqua last night.
1 At his hotel yesterday Governor
Johnson warmly greeted Governor
Cummins, but the latter being out Of
the state house during the afternoon
the former did not call there.
The cordially existing among the
governors Of the great group of in
terror states has been marked Al
the Chicago convention when the
name of Governor Cummins was
being discussed for the vice presi
dency Governor Sheldon of Nebraska
, was among the first to offer to assis
, Iowa to gain this great honor, al
through his own name had been pro
! posed previously Gov. Coe l. Craw
ford of South Dakota also co-operatet
in this matter. Missouri and Mime
sofa \ re ready to do business, al
though the governors of those state
a are Democratic and the national dele
gates were acting independently Q
their executives.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-02
CHAPTER XXIY.

AT tn eupper end of little green
valley hiding among the spurs of Dj
Zarka Mountains, 'Muley Zidan, the
brigand, had pitched his tents Outside
one of these tents, guarded by women
whose yelled faces and loose robes
were in strong contrast to the fashion,
able travelling dresses of their prison
ers, sat Lady Donoyle, Lady Kitty,
and Miss Sidcombe, of Baltimore, the
latter handsome girl, of rather
severe type.
What a glorious view!" said Lady
Donoyle, pointing down at the sun set
ting out in the waters. where the At
lantic hobnobbed with the Mediter
ranean, and Tangier, like city of the
mirage, showed hazy in the middle
distance. "Most thoughtful of oul
host to select such charming spot
for our visit, wasn't it,"
"Wait till you come to pay the board
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-02
July 1st.

We will pay to our depositors over
$4,000, as interest on their accounts
for the past six months. If you do not
get share of this amount you should
come in and start an interest account
at once, so that you will receive your
share at the end of the next six
months
Open this evening from 500 to 500
o'clock.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-04-10
Condolences

A la derniere seance r6guli6re
de la Cour Notre Dame de Lour-
des No 23l, ". G. O. F. les r6so-
lutions de condolences suivantes
ont 6t6 adopt6es:
Attendu quill a plu a Ia Divine
Providence d'appeler q Ellie Pen
FAINT bien-aim6 de Sr Adele Tur-
geon, ct a ST. Melinda BONN, son
pere, il a 6t6
R6solu: Que tous les membres
de la Cour Notre- Dame de Lour.
des No 231, offreDt q ces s@urs at.
fig6es leurs plus sinc6res sympa-
thies dams ces cruelles epreuves.
II est de plus
R6solu: Qu'une cople de ces re-
solutions soft envoy6e a chacune de
ces soeurs ct une a l'EoHo DE LOU
EST pour publication.
Emel1e Gagn6
Comit6 Alvina Bolduc
Anastasle Page
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-04-10
Horloge de la Passion
JEUDI SOIR:

AOD1 OO11e
8 heures Seigneur ms
titue Ia Sainte Eucharistie.
9 heures.-Il monte au ]ardin
des Oliviers.
10 heures.-Priere ct tristesse
de Jesus.
Ii heures.-Trahison de Judas,
flute DIES Ar0tres.
Mlnuit.-J6sus est conduit chez
Anne par ordre de Caiphe.
VENDREDI:
Matin l heure.-Notre Se1gneur
reeoit I'm souf1et de la main a'un
valet. Outrages.
2 heures.-Il est traduit devant
Caiphe; refinement de st Pierre;
faux t6moignages des Juifs: on &C
cuse Notre- Seigneur de blasphe.
me.
3 heures.-Il est jet6 en- prison
ct sert de ]ouet aux soldats.
4 heures.-Notre Seigneur est
conduit chez PLATE.
5 heures.-Pilate le renvoie a
Herode qui lie traite CONNIE un
Ifou.
6 heures.- Notre-S e1gneur re-.
Went chez Plate; on Iui pr6f4re
Bsrrabas.
heures. -Flagellation.
s heures -Couronnement d'6pi-
mes.
heures.- "Voila l'homme."
Condemnation a mort. Notre Sci
gneuc prend So croix ct monte au
Calvaire; il tombe trois fols.
10 heures.-Notre-S e1gneur rem.
contro sa Tres Sainte Mere.
IL heures.-On lui 6.e ses ha-
bits; crucifement; on 6leve la
croix.
Mldi.-L'agonie de Jesus COM
mepce; insultes de la populace.
l heure.-Imp6nitence de Judas
ct du mauvais larron. Marie ct St.
Jean au pied de Ia croix.
heures. Soft ardente apais6e
avec du fel ct du vinaigre.
3heures.-Notre-Se igneur remet
son anne entire les mains de son Pc
re. Ii expire.
4 heures.-Un soldat perez son
COTE
5 ~heures.-Descente de croix,
enhancement; s6pulcre.
Jusqu'a dimanche, vers laurore,
les ames pieuses 80 tiennent en-
alteration avec Marie pres du TOM
beau de Jesus pleurant avec ell
lie, son fills qui nest plus.