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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

gut ieiH, bod 1T Die Sdure zen SAB.
Een lh1olidl
T. Gum Wunoioiilen mo 1eiui.
gen Der 3abne nellre man mar
m c &niier, I'M tti9e Gbeiie BEL.
ler eHt1ernen 81 fonmen. WlaH fam
uIh NIT Dormem @alier nniongen
Ano falt nudGpillen.
8. Sum giirIfpn beoient man iidl
am belteH elmer geboqenen
3obnbirte, Die niGt si bart iein
oarf, oarit 0as 3abnfIeia niht 81
lebr gerei8t miro.
6. @aan biirIte nidt mir bin mo
ben, lonern aud Gif un0 ab, Don
oben nod fiHten. gbenio iorafGltig
miinen and Sic 8afen8a6ne qepuet
mer0en. es lit ratbiom, lih spei,
nal TN Sabre BON einern 3a5ndr5t
Die 3abne reiHigen 5u Iafien.
z. Als 9usmitte lit feline, qerei.
nigte SmlemmfreTOe nit Seifenpul.
Der nerniiat. 81 empfsblen. gsur
nidt 5darfe glIttel brauhenl
Eros oaer gfIege limo leiOer 3abn.
erfranfungeu nidt sdn5Ii6 gu per-
met0en, BOD meroen lie 0urn Die
8flege entihieOen einaei6rdnft.
@Son tUorte ntht. bis fHh Shmersen
einiteuen, ebe mar sum Sabnar3t
se6t; ldon bel ierem 3ieben uno
empfin0lhfet BEL SemperGtIrun.
teridieoen ionte man iin in 5abn-
arstlihe 8ebon0lung ge6en. Sc
friiber 0as geidiebt, 0eIto Deniger
miro man bel Der 8e.
ban0luag o~us5u5alten BADEN.
Bon aroBem Gegen fir Oas @e6l
oes Bottles lit Sic 6iiriorge oes Stoa-
tes, mie tie iett IN moHhen StG0ten
iiir Sdmuinoer eingefiibrt miro.
@ie 9nregung 1T gegeben; 10 mo.
&c Seoer 0ns Seine thun. lid unO
ieinen ainOern sic 9Gbne 10 lange
uno 10 giIt tpie moglih 81 erbalten.
User ~5eitlebens inter ihIehten Bah
men 81 leToen bat, Derliert leidt Oie
SebensIuit. sic er i'm Sample INNS
Gaiein 10 notbig bat. g. 9.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
@cOaufen 6ris0rids Ses erps,n.

2ie menihen beiHdftisen. Sos II
0as 4.ittel. lie Dom2aiter a5fu63Ifpr
gtitts 1T perii5rerii4 Ter. ais S,s
ihlehte @eiipiel.
saIuit uno 8iTenifait frS 9niI.
IiHge Die 5eioe ben GERMS ann 9o.
Ter habeR.
@ie.e @ei,ee neeoen 3uTsst on,
2ab0rIHta ia Sem Sic Rsbts5erp5r.
ten MD Sic &a 9sege iia ser.
irron. ''
e9er 4erit Ser fb ieincn oei.
os1ha'tr iiser.as maat iih nor.
assit eel Uer,oreuer Wenih
s'r Hti So seaorten weIB. Der
ans r.at 5efgslea
C~7-sa5tle 1T Gin sueitcr
Der m 0au SIuiie ier5t-
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NiasH Airiat I5i@ss tam
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
Sine ncuc Saarfarbc.

2lus Garis ibreibt man: Die
@0ttm lio0e bate mte0er eimnal
lcinea i1rer laumigcu einiaue mo
0urh i9ren Ntahtipruh cine meme
@aaridrbe fir lie Oeruier cri" err
tart. Ore tS%riieure. Gbemifer mo
Crogfiten meroen es nod mebr be-
0aucruL ais Die Samen. 0enen oas
blon0e @aar gar 81 gut itauo; 0enn
ibnen miro Ourd) oic ueue @aar-
moOe uorau8jihtlidl eun groBcrGheiI
ihres &cr0ienjtes genommeu, Den
ibnen Die blou0e Snaridr6e bradte.
Gena AMI ser aau5en SInie Der Ga
mempclt mur0e sgrlUanerltoift"
60 lantet ndmlih in oen areiian
ocr WoocOumep ole id0He gteubil.
ounQ eines 98ortes, oQS bei Sen mel.
item 0amen oen llriprung ibres bis.
Der 10 beiiebteA RI mo ADJ balo
upmooernen ~ blonoen Sdores be,
3eihnet. @tit 0tm SieleS3ug 0es
.9lon0" NO EN- mie 0urh 3auber.
mort oocr ourdl Elm Rathiel aus
Euuieno un0 elmer 9saht oie 0umf-
len @dnre. Die bralucH Nalre. 0ie
idNpdrsen Suore peridaUuM0en un0
td9lih 6eae8nete man 0amen ieiuer
&esanutihnit 0cnea man mii etncm
aepiiien Redlt oas &IBport 3urufen
touutc: a@u0Oiae 6r0u lib babe
Sts id1on ieit aht Ioaen nidlt geie.
len. Aber ih criuRere mid 80,
ret 0unrll" Genn I'm 0icien adlt
alen mar 0ieies 0nnfcl Ser 9Ser.
a%0Nlen5eit Ourh Sic @iilfe einer
4cGiftcn ma mediterranean Sri.
iCmin hi cju Q4cf0 Ser Welemuart
lmQauoH0clt lln0 MIN WerOen lie
ith Vile pigoer 3riltperm0noela
miti5n. i|o}uiaacn .rlifpaneritof
fen" - nm oieie3 nod it0uerr
Nort SUI bl0ea mltien. TENN
Sic Betic Naagmooe baigt nod Sea
2@erittsu 0cy cyiabrsnitea 9lo0e,
eieltarteu ijtr seu icBtaen @intcr
dgpar3. gtnc lboUt Nvau nn0
lcobcR1ite N'a0goome p.r0 o.io 1851
CiN Hppj1ts Ql0ttgS ma lruhtenO
idNarfes No0g tru8et 0aS in QoN3
fhlid'.en Eornleu gealIten ieH
'uti. Ter 8ritdjide 0noteH 1T Die
ig0j}ltt Eoroerun3 Der lib 9lie.
a'a9N miro Cltilcheu T3arcg 9eiNer
ajtbtgS atNenblidljd 0oh tcin @ai.
ier ouS. ipie Gas @ai@itoifnuer,
ore0 Ole N1are hoao 0iele uul
fpiooer umagtear, 'd0oo9 maht.
9ther elm Noib mira iH ihon ueOut
lai1n @Ntnulltenfala lit audi
Ism Wrmo ilU 0ie 9lou0cu sur
lssraueiHuul IA. ocuu bgou0 bellit
imuoG ieuieu 8ci3.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
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: Sir Slide nnO sans.
s. i d smsetteL.
DE 4e5spis iinO Tar s guDa8fsae o0er 8 Ct
wa9isis uao 3 aiH0sr bsre1ncLJ


Sonntag. 07ittags: @riesiu1.
pc *Spinat init Sering uno barten
eIern. *@eitmortes Sdaueineflei5h d.
Salnt. aompott. *aoffcecrene. =
Abenos: saltes SfgpeineflenA ooer
Anfi9nItt oeridieoener 4r Butter.
Srot- Stale. Sbee oOer Bier.
" ontag. @fittags: groHug5p.
giunieufobl nit Spcd unO Brill.
fpurltd3en. -s9und: *@ebadene Se.
ringstartoffeIH. Butter. 9rot. Gbee.
@ienitug. g9ittags. gIumen.
toblntppe. *6Hfe nit al0Ben. -
Snnt *aaiemaoela. Butter. 9rot.
aafao.
YtittDoh If. Mittags: 9Ommer.
ld1e 9obneIuppe. Gierfufen.
SuHb: 3erDelahuuat. Se6enDurit.
Butter. grot. Sale. 16ee.
9onneritog. @2ittaes: &in0-
tleii65riibe. RiHoHeiid nit Iiriing-
fobl. n Sultb: 8e6adtes 9inoileii6
NIT 3iUiebel. Butter. grot. aale.
Ibee.
6~reitag. @2ittags: aarfofTeI.
iuppe. gIbgefofter Seefiib nit *sea-
pernlouce unO Saljtart0Heln. ~
Sardl: *Gaprifa-9ieis nit o0er obue
Aultecn o0er Sar0eQen. Butter.
Sr0t. 8die. &6ee.
Sonnobeu0. @ittags: 3eis.
iuppe (Jieite pom @apri6o4Reis).
aobIuiiben init 8ouletten. ~ 2unh:
8llbreier INIT Bidding un0 9artof-
ten IN Der SbnIe. 8rot. Butter.
Stale. Gbee.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

mogen. obneyiebenabiihten iein gali.
5es 8cien ieinem 3ieIe u~nter5uoro.
zen. Sat cine Mtiifer bird Die er.
5iebima oIeie hcili9e Stdrfc bepabrt
mo IN ihrcl auu0crn ST ciner Sc.
mlBten Mfdnf cutluidelt. Damn bat
iie Der @ienidfbcit nidlt bioB eiu men.
cs @eien ion0ern enc neue 8crion.
lidltcit gegebeu.
ellen Sep.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

~ ENdiealeg - Gb(9fulhtsrMl
fabte tr Bic Nan0 ieyHer 3|utmiu3el
@rpll.W.
0as Sd'ltnmrte 6rau ,sufi
latolt Sd iobre 0ieicn 9ecn0 nah
Na.t'N.. 4iangt. @f,iHtnpe.
GENT Srdu. naN h0lt uCiae
@i.aga,,~ - MANI: vllW Wole4 av
lEa @niduoH. 'et rtrrug tn. IN ioail
Ser &lniefulantci adeen
Goebdit Sarslteia. God Ser
gortttUual Aie ta1t Ia ,Sanen
tcutt l0GlGt 3rtfiter N'er
elm ,Slayen lciel mir E5ys Stanmc
eeiicrl" SarSeriu: a5cr oor seem
,EasrW 'ar1 id rod aa- Wdfl" -
,aritiger; y@ben oeSb1I5l"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
erinmrrump.
Don auno SiegIer.

GN(I e lieb' i'd end. ibr itiael-
~ Snm0en
~ Ger Gait AM LANCER &un-
oeridafi,
"a meme Scele 6eimgeTuu0en
9las ojeies Aaiags cugcr @alt.
"a lie AM Decentralization @faocll
SroumparOelno ibyeH ein3u9 bait,
- Gin 30nigsfiuo DON eiOttes @nos
0en
Sn Ser Grian'rung @un0erDelt.
8 iaBer @lon3 b~er1Hf'ncr Gonuen.
Sod einmal itrablit on iiegbaft anil
Gin 6auiden ldn9ltoeriiegter 9rol'
nen
8linqts aus ser Soften SdoB 5erauf.
@erfldrte. theure &ihtleltalten
Slnhpan0eln frob i'm 8liitbeaBlin
9 IaBt mid IaBt mid Ginblid Dalien
SSn euer neues, ielges Gem!
&eidlt mir 0ie Sdn0e itia hinii6er,
Sd braife 8rait. mein Veg lit Luna,
Ole 60le tell. ser 9lid miro tri.6er.
limo mib0er meiuer @aafa6rt Gang.
Sd rlt5e an Der &eimdtb Sdapeae
limo babe meme Seele jung
Sn leper epiQ-flareH 0uege,
SIN Sngen0born GriDuerung.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
Rrrerret.

. aIs G5efar5t on itdOt;iden
araiifenbalrie III gForSbeim murOe
SRI. Gina SdiemanI erHaunt.
r gls MiTitentin an Scr @roBber-
l5ogliten Mtuieen in @eimar lit SRI.
l9r. gaarie Sauette aageteat.
5 Cine 9rofeiiur fiir Geologic en-
ser u%HiOeritdt Saiiari iii onrd SreH
l9iina Wiontt, bisber SriDatooaent IN
@aDia, beiegt.
= Die aorIsru6er aunitgeiperbe.
ihlIe, Die audi oen 5raAen oiieH
itebt, fDllrOe i'm Issten Sabre BON LII
mdnnliheu uao 26 metblidei SA1-
Iern beiu6t.
= Sum @rofeior an ser llniDer.
litat 8arihan puroe Sri. Or. W.
StefaHolusfa ernannt, Die leit etDd
10 Sabren I'M @biiOlOgfideH Snititrt
IN 9riiiiel aHgeiteat iuar.
= Ger gmIteaung Ser 5rouen in
Die armenpflege in 8aDern bat aud
Der Neibsra4b ieiae 3uitirumutg se'
geben, nod10em Elm balm gebenOer
9ntrag idon Dor GINGER 3eit I'M
San0tage ourhging.
X 4 4
= Die 3lrIaiiu1g Ser Sralien sue
t~ommunaleu Sduloermoltung murs
De allf gntrng Deg @ereinS Srauens
orbeit in 9feiningen BON Dem 2ano-
toge oes 9er5ogtgums Waeiningen
beDiaigt.
3 5ruu @rdfin @0rbs@risberg III
8rauHidrneIg muroe aus AnLaB ibreS
3iidtritts BON Ser GerfDoItlng Der
3arl Sdmi0tihen Stiftlng in Gin.
.erteumunq ibrer pieIen Ger0ienite I'M
Die 8emein0epflege nnO 0as 4rneH-
Der Stn0t 5ur ebrenblirgerIn
Der Staot graunitapeig ernGnui.
Die friibere &riDafoo5entn an
Der llRineriitat Gapia, 8rdlilein Rina
9tonti. luur0e AM einitimnigen Be-
i6IuB ser atuupiiiendaftlihen So
fiilt1t Der 9odimule in Soiiori ais
oroentlifer 8roieiior fir 3oologie
unO pergIeidenOe Anatomie 9orfbin
.beruieu.
+ y +
q Su sic itd0tii4e Sduloeputation
~. G..labriid iiHo OurdD MfagIitrat
unS Observation-Disclosures ein-
thinning 5pei Sehrerinnen gepdbIt
moroeH. Ger @rfolg lit elmer bonn
Sebrerinnen0ereiu un0 pom 8ereIn
5raueu6iloung 6rauenituoium &c.
meiaiam eingereihteu @etition gu
o%er0anfen
i 6rau SSo6anna S6neiOer. oie
iiingIte So5ter A0albert @baminos,
0cs 6%erilbmten oeutihen Snrifers,
itdr6 in SrieOenau bel Berlin in 78.
2ebensiubre. Ger i'm Sabre 1888
oeritorbene, uniterblide Clutter Don
+, Srauen-2iebe nm -2eben~ bate iie-
ben ainOer binterlnien. Sehs Sc.
idaDiiter gingeu ser iiingit perltorbe.
men Eohter Gbaminos I'M Eooe
ooran.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

6rau. @dnnden. made Sof,
oieies 6riIhiabr noH cine 6eiie mn
mir" 49, Niauu: -9tihf llal 0ip
@elt. - 6rau: -9ta Damn neaf4
itens nab Der Rioieca.
- Die Gbemie lit f5rScra6 In ;
6abrden IND @ertitauen eiree9rl.
gen; martin loGte re rif IN So
&ertitatt Der Sran. -Sie Qah ers
leitsa1aEs GgtsaruHs bg,asea9
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
&c briSrH 5wraern.
g go4oafds IN Sc glatt0Htds spraI
ellen aeD.

Bon emiIie T, G5icaaO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

5 Cine 8rofefur fiir Geologic an
ser uHi0eritdt Saiiari lit ourd 6raH
I9tiHa giontt, bisber 8riOatoosent in
@aDia, belest.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

9ns MITitentin an Scr @roBber.
.5oglideR @iuieen in @eimar lit SRI.
Or. Marie Shuette oagetent.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

= sis Gbefar5t orr itGotijden
9ralifsnbnue III gfOrSbeinI murOe
Sri. Gina SdlsmnnW erHaunt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

Die iriibere @ripatoo5entin an
Der llnineriitdt Gauia. 8rdiilein Hina
9tonti. luur0e AM einitimnigen Be-
i6IiB Der natlirpiiieBibaftliden So.
fultdt Der 9odimule in Soiiari ais
oroentliher 8rofeiior fir Geologic
unO pcr9leidenOe Anatomie 0ortbin
bcruieu.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15
FREIGHT RATES TO INCREASE.
Movement Is Meeting Favor in East
and Southeast-Higher Rates Can
not Go Into Effect at Once.

SALT LAKE. Many 14.-Condi-
tions throughout the country at the
present time are such that railroad
managers, more particularly those in
the east. are discussing and have
practically decided upon a general
slight advance in freight rate. This
advance cannot take effect for an
other four months. Furthermore. 1t
will only be effective In eastern and
southeastern territory at this time.
even should the movement be extend
ed to the west. Local freight officers
declare emphatically that they have
not heard officially of any such con-
templated action.
Such action is contemplated in the
east, however, and some few new
freight rates already have been de-
clared in the southeast. Already the
proposed action of the eastern roads
In ordering an increase in rates has
met with opposition. The Illinois
Manufacturers association has filed a
mild protest full of suggestive feel
ing regarding the proposed action.
The New York board of trade is ex-
pected to take similar action. In
f1uences have been set to work in
fContinue@ IN rage FOUR
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15
COMMAND OF FLEET WILL
CHANGE AGAIN TODAY

SAN FRANCISCO, May 14.-Ex
tensiye changes in the formation of
the Atlantic feet will take place to-
morrow. May l 5. when Rear Admiral
Thomas hauls down his flag as COM
mander-in-chief and Is succeeded by
kear Admiral Sperry Several of the
ships will be shifted to different di-
visions and Captain Richard Vain
wright and Captain Seaton Schroeder
will assume command OF divisions.
Captain Wainwright will be succeed
ed in command of the Louisiana by
Captain kossuth Niles, and Captain
Schroeder will be succeeded on the
Virginia by Captain Alexander Sharp.
The Minnesota will take the place
of the Louisiana in the first division
the flagship becoming Rear Admiral
Emory's flagship in the third diyi-
sion. The Georgia will continue as
the flagship of the second division
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15
RESUME COAL LAND CASES.
Salt Lake People Say They "Sigued
Them Papers" and Received
SLIGO Each.

SALT LAKE. May Hearings
in the alleged coal land frauds have
resumed in the federal court before
Master in Chancery Lewis. The tes-
timony was not unlike that which
was offered several weeks ago, when
the hearings were discontinued while
Judge Maynard and Attorney Zane
made "A trip to the coast. Three
members of the Tidwell family APP
peared. They gave an account of the
remaining coal land transactions In
which the family has participated.
The three members of the family
were Mrs. Sarah Tidwell. Joseph and
John Franklin Tidwel. The trans
actions were very similar TO those in
which the father and three other sons
participated.
The two boys took up certain coal
lands. but left the matter of dispos-
ing of these lands in the hands of
Robert Forester. Mr.. Forester
looked after the matter SO well that
the boys only had to sign certain
deeds and certificates. Each receiv-
ed $3.50 for his trouble. The boys
remem bered signing the deed where
by the coal land was transferred, but
they had no recollection as to the per-
son or company that secured the
land
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15
CANDIDATES ARE
MANY IN KNIGHTS
OF COLUMBUS

DR.. I. +. Owen. physician for the
Knights of Columbus of this district.
will arrive here from Cherry Greek
tomorrow night for the purpose of
examining large number of appli-
cants for initiation into the new lodge
to be formed in Ely in the near flu
ture. The work of examining appli-
cants for admission into the order
will occupy the attention of Dr..
Owens Saturday night and all day
Scnday and on Monday he will go to
McGill to give attention to applicants
in that quarter.
The matter of organizing a local
lodge for Ely and McGill has been in
progress for some time and already
upwards of so applications have been
secured between the two places. 1t
is very probable that nearly as many
more names will be added to the roll
before the organization will be for
mally perfected and the lodge COM
menee its career with membership
of which il can justly feel proud.
After examining of the local ap-
plicants for membership into the or
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15

der by DR.. Owens, all data will be
forwarded to the headquarters of the
Knights of Columbus at New Haven,
where the applications will be gone
over and passed upon. 1t will re-
quire about two weeks before return
of the papers from New Haven so that
the organizers of the new lodge antic-
ipate that within three weeks the
order will be perfected here.
It is planned to celebrate the for
NAL organization of the Ely lodge in
an appropriate manner and arrange
ments will be completed before that
time for one of the most pretentious
social gatherings in the history of
tne camp. There will be present
personages of note from outside
points who will confer the initia-
tory degrees ON the large number of
successful applicants.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15
JULY DATE FIXED
FOR HEARING 5. P.
CASES In NEVADA

RENO, May 14.-Judge Earring
ton of the United States court in Car
son has made an order authorizing
the appointment of a commissioner
to take evidence in this city in July
IN the case of the United States VS..
Tie Southern Pacific Railroad Co. in
which suit the United States govern,
ment has brought action to abolish
the patents held by the Southern Pa
eific Co to land in Olinghouse can
yon, on which some valuable gold
mines have been discovered. The
parties in the suit are to select this
commissioner and in case they are
unable to agree on a commissioner
Judge Harrington will appoint him.
This suit by the government
against the Southern Pacific Co. is
the outgrowth of the suit brought by
Buck" ingalls, against the Southern
Pacific to obtain clear title to min
ing claims he located in Olinghouse
canyon, and which have been claimed
by the Southern Pacific Co. on pat
ents secured by the railroad company
several years ago.
In securing these patents the land
agent of the Southern Pacific had TO
swear that the land did not contain
mineral and as the land does contain
mineral. Buck ingalls, claims that
the patents were obtained by fraudu-
lent showings. When this became
known to the department of the in
terror and to President Roosevelt,
the president ordered that the gov
ernment thoroughly investigate the
matter and bring suit against the
Southern Pacific TO abolish the pat
4.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15
DIVIDE SPIRITS LIKE GAUL.
Revenue Authorities Decide There
Shall BE THREE Classes.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-ln ac-
cordance with opinions rendered by
the attorney general, requiring dis
titled spirits to be marked or brand
ed with the names high wines" "al-
oohol or Spirits" the commissioners
OF Internal revenue. with the approval
of the secretary of the treasury. to-
day promulgated modification of
the package branding regulations,
which go into operation on July l.
Under the modified regulations all
distilled spirits when drawn from the
receiving cisterns will be classified In
three classes, namely, high wines.
alcohol or Spirits"
That which Is practically the first
product of distillation, in which the
substances congeneric with ethyl al
cohoi have not been transformed SO
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15
ESPERADO DIES FROM
WOUNDS AT SEATTLE

, SEATTLE. Wash, May a.
, Jose Garcia. Mexican, who was
, shot by Detective William Hol-
, land week ago died this morn
, ing of his injuries.
, Garcia was want cd at Salt
, Lake for the murder of Patrol
> man Charles S. Ford on Deem
, ber Il last, and was delivered
, into the hands of the police by
, former compani)l, who was
, promised reward of $500 ty
, Sheriff Frank Emery az Salt
, Lake. Garcia noticed the sher-
, iff with two detectives coming
> across crowded thoroughfare
> toward him and attempted to
, draw his revolver. Two shots
, disabled both hands, which held
, weapons which he pulled from
, his overcoat, and third fatally
, wounded him.
, Five years ago Garcia was
, one of the principals in sensa-
, tional escape from the Colorado
, penitentiary at Canyon CITY. He
, confessed to score of robbelies
, in Seattle
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15

as to convert them into any form of
potable spirits will be marked high
wines
Distilled spirits from which the
substances congeneric with ethyl al
eohol have been removed for practi-
cal purposes altogether. and hereto
fore marked as pure, neutral or
cologne spirits. will be marked al
eohol. aud that product commercial
ly known as alcohol" from which
these substances have not been re-
moved will be marked commercial
alcohol
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15

with Captain Wainwright in com
mand of the division. The Nebraska
will take the place of the Virginia in
the second division, the latter join
ing the third. The Wisconsin will lie
Captain Schroeder's flagship. head
ing the fourth division. The Connec-
ticut will remain the flagship of the
fleet.
The transfer of flags occurred at
1890 this morning and was accom-
panied by the customary ceremonies
An hour before Admiral Sperry hoist
ed his flag, the Pacific squadron of
armored cruisers, commanded by
Rear Admiral Dayton, got under way
and to sea, en- route to Santa Bar
bara. This removed cause for com
plieations that might arise from the
ranking of Admiral Sperry by Ad-
miral Dayton. The Pacific fleet will
leave San Francisco for Puget sound
at 10 o'clock next Monday morning
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=. AND ). y. ARE
THERE WITH DIVIDENDS

, NEW YORK, May 1.-THE
regular dividends of 21a per
cent quarterly on Union Pacific
common stock. of 1s per cent
on the quarterly on Southern
} Pacific common and of y per
cent semi-annually on Southern
Pacific preferred stock, were de-
, clared by the directors of those
, companies today.
, Following the meeting OF the
, directors, E. H. Hartman was
asked about the plans for issu-
. ing part of the 800, 1000 in
> bonds recently authorized by the
> Union Pacific stockholders. He
, said:
> Everybody is trying TO do
, the Union Pacific financing. IL
, does not need any money"
When asked about the s25,-
100000 which he was report
, ed to have said that the COM
, pany required. Mr.. Hartman
, asked
, What is 100000 to the
, Union Paeific?"
, The time of Offering the
, bonds authorized, he said. will
. depend largely upon market
, conditions
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GONE TO PENITENTIARY.
j. DaIzeli Browns Address Is Now
san Quentin. Cal.

SAN FRANCISCO. May IA.
Dalzell Brown. former vice president
and general manager of the Califor-
mia Safe Deposit 4 Trust Co. who
pleaded guilty to a charge of en-
bezzlement and was sentenced to Is
months Imprisonment in the state
penitentiary at San Quentin. was sent
across the bay this afternoon in
charge of Deputy Sheriff Heggerty
He will Immediately begin to serve
his sentence.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15
RICHARD GROUND IN BOVARD
PROMISES GREAT THINGS

Tex Rckard city last evening
Boyard The gold
ut Bovard Mr. Rckard ates gives promise of developing
world beater The shallow depth that has made
has demonstrated high grade material streaked with fabuouy
rich IL the holds
Rickard believes
will produce millions dollars while
in the of will
The ground the choice Of the about the only location
that has given evidence this worth Mr.
Rckard accompanied the city evening by Mrs. Rick
ard He business which will require his
for 81 days
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15
EXPENSES FOR MAIL CLERKS.

WASHINGTON. May 14.-The SEN
ate today adopted an amendment to
the postoffice appropriation bill. Civ
ing railway mail clerks expenses not
exceeding 81 per day while absent
from home on postoffice business.
The bill carries an appropriation of
81 900. 900 to meet this charge.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15
BIG DAMAGES AWARDED.

PUDACAH, Ky. May 1.-THE
jury in the case of Robert II. Hoilo-
well, who sued HIS brother. John II.
Hollowell. and 81 other alleged night
riders, for $4,000 damages for driv-
ing him and his family from the
state, brought in verdict today
awarding the plaintiff $4,000,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15

After strike of 81 weeks, cost
ing the union $4,000, the Plum hars'
union has compromised with the
ter plumbers at Toronto.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15

The will of Thomas Crumb
leaving 100000 to the Spirit
church, has been set aside by
at Bloomington. Ill.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15

Manual Sarabia is on his way from
Los Angeles to Tombstone, Ariz., to
stand trial for organizing a revolt
against Mexico.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-15
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

Jealous. Nelson Smith, railway
engineer. killed his wife and himself
at Huntsville. Ont.