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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-03
SUMMON :.

In the District Court of the Fourth Ju-
dcial District of the State of Nevada,
in and for the County of White Pine.
Action brought in the District Court Of
the Fourth judicial District of the
State of Nevada in and for the Goun-
ty OF White Pine, and the complaint
flied in the office of the Clerk of said
District Court.
KATE NJ CLEVELAND. Plaintiff
Against
NICKEL OWENS AND T ELLARD
BEANS, Defendants
The State of Nevada sends Greeting to:
NICKEL OWENS and T. ELLARD
BEANS, Defendants.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District
Court of the Fourth judicial District of
the state of Nevada, in and for the
County of White Pine, and to answer
the Complaint filed therein. within ten
days. exclusive of the day of service),
after the service on you Of this Sum
mons.--if served within this County; or
IL served out of this County, but In this
District. within twenty. days; otherwise
within forty days, or Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain
following lands in White Pine County
Nevada: The N. z of the S. +. 4 of
the w. z of the N, W. u of Sec. u.
5. w. a OF See %. In TIP. IS n. r.. 81
f. Mt u. b. e. NJ. all of which will
more fully appear by reference to said
complaint.
And you are hereby notified that If
you fail to appear and answer said
complaint as above required. the said
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded therein.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of
the District Court of the Fourth Judi
cial District of the state of Nevada, in
and for the County of White Pine, this
18th day of November, 1907
J. f. MILES. Clerk.
BY r u. OLDFIELD. Deputy Clerk
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-03

A large consignment of Castlegate
and Sunnyside. Utah, coal just re-
ceived. Ely Lumber & Coal Co If
Get Zimmerman s bread at Ely
Mercantile company. If
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-03

balsam and cottonwood are used in
much smaller amounts.
New York alone consumes each
year over million and a quarter
cords of wood In the manufacture of
pulp. or more than twice as much as
Maine. which ranks next. Wiscon-
sin. New Hampshire, Pennsylvania,
and Michigan follow in the order
given. Sixty per cent of the wood
used in New York was imported from
elsewhere, and even so the supply APP
pears to be waning, since the total
consumption for the state shows a
small decrease since 1905, whereas
the other states named have all in
creased their consumption. Other
states important in the production OF
NUN are: Massachusetts, Minnesota
Ohio. Oregon, Vermont. Virginia and
West Virginia.
The average cost of pulp delivered
at the mill was 1921. The total
value of the wood consumed in 1906
was 500. 100000 The chief item de-
termining the price of paper is the
cost of pulp An example of the In
creased price of paper is found in the
case of a publisher of daily paper
in the middle west, who recently paid
81 200 for carload of paper The
same quantity and grade of paper
cost a year ago but $500.
The chemical processes of paper
making. which better preserve the
wood fiber, are gaining over the me-
chanical process. In 1899, 65 per
cent of the wood was reduced by the
mechanical process; in 1906, less
than 80 per cent.
All importations of wood for pulp
are from Canada. and comprised, in
1906. 10000 cords, nearly all Of
which was spruce. Four and a half
million dollars worth of pulp was
imported in 1906. a slight falling off
from 1905.
Circular 120 of the forest service
contains discussion of the consump-
tion of pulpwood in 1906, based on
statistics gathered by the bureau of
the census and the forest service
The pamphlet can be had upon APP
plieation to the Forester, United
States department of agriculture,
Washington, d. C. 1t comprises an
excellent argument for the removal
of the tariff from lumber, if for moth
ing else than to protect our own for
ests.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-03
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.

If the average business man and
the average man with little money
to invest understood the opportunity
Cumberland Ely stocks affords, there
would be such a rush as would swamp
the Offices in making certificate trans
fers. II is not such solid investments,
however, strange as it may seem.
that the men of the above classes go
after They take readily to blatant
ly proclaimed and loudly advertised
impossibilities in mining, but the
solid investment is looked upon with
doubt, not to say suspicion. The
record of Calumet & Hecla, the tre-
mendous earnings of the Copper
Queen mine and the great earnings
of number of other copper produc-
ers following the lead of these two
foremost properties, fails to appeal
to the vast majority. We believe
firmly that within ten years Cumber-
land Ely stockholders will be able to
class themselves as interested in a
property standing very close if not
on par with Calumet & Hecla as an
earning enterprise. Cumberland Ely,
has the merit in ore, the merit in
high character of organization. which
has brought IL to the threshold of
dividend earning with great sur
plus still in She treasury, and in excel
lence of management to Justify such
expectation. There are many good
properties affording excellent invest
ment but none with which the writerl
is acquainted which hold forth as
much as Cumberland Ely.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-03

of Nevada could not be convened II
would be his duty to keep them there
while the danger continued. But the
Legislature can be-convenee and IT,,
within reasonable time, 1t is not
done the president has no constitu-
tional right to continue to make use
of federal troops to prevent domestic
violence. Governor Sparks nnwlll-
ingness to convent the legislature is
doubtless due TO the fact that in Ne
vada the miners are probably ma
jority of the voters. They are GER
tainly so III some districts, and the
governor evidently fears that the leg
islature, when convened, will make no
request for federal assistance or take
steps for organizing state militia.
It may well be believed that there
are members of the legislature who
could vote for such a request only at
the risk of their lives.
Should the legislature meet and ad-
| journ without calling 70 rfederal aid
and without providing for state mil
itary force and anarchy should ensue
at Goldfieid, a legal question will
arise which is new in the experience
of this country. Would the president
be empowered to intervene? That is
question which his constitutional
advisers may be considering. The
same section of the constitution which
empowers the president to protect
against violence on request of the leg
islature declares without qualiiiea
ton that the United States shall guar
antee to each state republican form
of government, and mob law is not
that kind OF government. II s pos
sibe that authority may be found I'M
der that clause. It is certain to be
found somewhere if anarchy prevails
in Nevada or any other state.-San
Francisco Chronicle
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-03

pre- 1eeessof. Among these changes
he mentions the raising of the stand
ard of the topographic maps. with the
representation thereon of land subdi-
vision lines, and the extension of ex-
aet ieyeling and primary triangula-
ton; the placing of the entire topog-
raphic and geologic force within the
classified service: the obtaining of au-
thority from congress to issue in adj
vance of tn, printed volume, the sep
arate chapters of the annual report
In mineral resources of the United
Staits; the enlargement Of the sur
vey's work In photography, mineral
resources, and geology; and the pro-
vision for reconnaissance surveys of
regions of economic importance.
The growth of the survey during
the 13 years. administration of Mr..
Walcott, who resigned to become sec
rotary of the Smithsonian institute,
Is shown by the increase in the ex-
tent and the scope of It's operations.
The appropriations for the last fiscal
year amounted to more than four
times the total of those made 10
years ago. and there was, of course.
corresponding increase in the
amount OF field and Office work per-
formed.
The development of the relations
between the geological survey and
the public within the same period is
measured by a more than fourfold
increase in amount of official CORE
spondence, a nearly fourfold increase
in number of printed pages in the
various reports of the year, and a
more than fvefold increase in cop
les of maps printed, while the total
annual distribution of publications
books and maps-grew from less than
100000 to nearly 10000 copies.
the sales increasing from $2,1o0 to
more than $4,000.
The extent to which the results of
the SURVEYS work are now utilized by
the industrial world and by eduea-
iional and scientific institutions fur
nishes the best indication of the sue
cess achieved.
The completion of the separation
between the reclamation service and
the geological survey and the orga-
nization, within the survey, of a
technologic branch, COR testing fuels
and structural materials, were also
important events of the year.
The report gives detailed accounts
of the years work in topography
geology, photography, technology and
chemistry. and N the collection of
statistics of mineral resources and
mineral production of the United
States. Especial note is made of sur
veys of coal lands, of surveys in
Alaska, of work relating to water re-
sources, and of cooperation between
the states and the national survey.
The publications of the year con-
sisted of III new documents, 100
new maps. and 255 reprints of maps
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-03
THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

The aSth annual report of the
United States geological survey, COW
e''ns the fiscal year ended June 80.
80 JUST published, marks progl ess
In the useful work Of that depart
men' OF the government. says the
Boston Commercial.
The new director, e..rse Otis
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-29
JeffrieS Wants Nelson
to Fight Welsh
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

CHICAGO, Sept 2s.-Battling Nelson
has received an offer to meet Freddie
Welsh in a long distance fight before
Jim Jeffries' club at Los Angeles on
Thanksgiving eve. Jeffries wired to the
lightweight champion that he would
split 90 per cent of the receipts. to be
divided 60 and 40 per cent, and would
give the Battler Is per cent bonus.
He also wired that Welsh would make
q side bet of $4,000 on 25 round fight,
but would like to go 40 rounds without
side bet. Welsh added that he be-
lieved that he had better chance to
win in % rounds, but was willing to
go 45 if Nelson insisted.
The Battler wired back that he would
not consider the offer unless he were
made a guarantee. Jeffries then wired
for Nelson's lowest figure, and Nelson
answered, asking Big Jim to make an
offer. 1t is hardly likely that Nelson
will accept unless he is given a guar
antee of about $4,000 He says he
does not expect to make more than
$4,000 on the percentage basis pro-
posed by Jeffries.
Champion Nelson umpired three in
nings of a baseball game at Rogers
park yesterday and also boxed three
rounds with Joe Ga1ligan. He opened
an engagement in the Trocadero after
ward and was greeted by a packed
house. Papke, the middle weight cham
pion, refereed Nelson's sparring bout
in the Trocadero at this afternoons
matinee.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-29

ball in their opponents territory, although un-
able to during the first half.
After the interval, the sophomores kicked Oh
and slowly pushed their opponents down to their
a try. which Dwiggins missed. Juniors 3.
Sophomores 3.
The ball Travelled back and forth. but the
teamwork of the second year men told and they
soon got the ball down their opponents
line and Pauy carried it across near the side
mores 6. juniors g.
number of who had played in the
previous game were not able to play today be-
cause of minor injuries. For the juniors Johns
right end for As yards. He would have scored
had Dwiggins not tackled him the goal
line Jones also put up good Rugby.
For the sophomores Captain Dwiggins was the
star. being in nearly every play aud gaining
much ground with his kicking. Gamble at full
St Mary's team will play the freshmen on
California field Wednesday. beginning at Ais
O'Clock. On st. Mary's field the two teams
played tie Saturday to .. The freshmen
will line up as follows:
sen. Mcdonald and c. Phleger; wing forward,
Wheeler: half. Evans: center. Harris; wings.
Powers and Frees; three-eighths. Abbott and
Black; full Lawton.
The Delta Taus defeated the Chi Psis in a
The Detas have of the varsity batteries
which gives them great advantage. Mott. Of
the Delta Taus. knocked out home run.
Fleissner and c. Myers were the Delta Taus'
battery: West and Jack Britton the Chi Psis.
The Delta Kappa Epsilons and the Phi Gamma
Deltas will try conclusions tomorrow afternoon.
The team from the Ridge Road club will play the
La Juntas I'm the morning
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-29
Amateur Boxers Must
Be Registered
By Herbert HauSer

At meeting Of the registration COM
mittee Of the Pacific athletic associa-
tion yesterday, with Chairman Erskine
presiding. the application of the Dream
land athletic club for a sanction to
bring of an amateur boxing tourna-
ment October 16 was discussed. and it
Was decided to send the following let
ter TO the club:
September 2s, 1908.
Dreamland Athletic Club. City:
Desr Sir-At a meeting Of the regisuah hon
committee OF the Pacific Athletic association held
THIS morning, Il was decided to grant to your
elub the sanction requested for boxing enter
iainment on the evening of Friday, October 10
In granting this permission. however. the com
mittee desires 10 call your attention 10 several
breaches Of its rules in regard 10 the proper
regstra tion Of athletes competing at exhibitions
formerly given by your club, and II is hereby
made q proyiso of the sanction that the boxers
who viii compete the exhibition on October
IS be properly registered and their names sub
nitted 10 the committee at least one week be
fore the event takes place. In case substitu
ZION is necessary the name Of the substitute musi
De submitted 10 the committee the day before
the dase Of the contest
arc doing the best YOU can 10 abide by its rules
and that the task before you is difficult one,
and 1t viii DO everything Il can TO assist YOU
Ed keeping the amateur boxing game free from
DOUGLAS ERsKINE.
Chairman Registration Committee.
There have been quite q few COM
Dlafnts lately that a number OF profess
sionals have fought at the Dreamland
bouts during the last few months. This
new ruling Of the committee should
do away with professionalism. It would
be a good idea if the committee would
make every boxer applying for regis
tration appear before it personally, in
stead Of accepting the guarantee of
some boxing club manager. Now that
the association is about to open a per-
Inanent Office this could be arranged
easily
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-29
High School Athletics

Directors Of the Stanford interscholsstic asso-
citation, acting upon the information given by the
director Of athletics at the Harvard school OF Los
awarded to that school at the last meet of the
assOcis ton The cup was awarded for the win
ming Of the relay, but It has since developed
limit II was bestowed yesterday upon the
Berkeley high school team, which took second
Angeles men were recalled. bur were not voted
10 the Berkeley men, as they were not actual
first place takers
Wilmerding's football eleven viii play Lichsa
team Saturday This viii be the first leegu.
game Of the season. The game Will take place
on the Alameda Recreation grounds, beginning at
10:8o O'Clock.
assembly hall OF Lowell high school Friday az
ternoOn. Many Of the alumni will speak, among
nous sprinter; Marion Read, who DID the 100 IN
10 tat and Leslie Henry. one of Lowelfs best
If oakland's high school relay team shows
up as well IN the academic meet Saturday SIS II
did IN the bay counties, il vii win with vii ease ease
and may not enter relay team IN the coming
meet
Both the hrst and 1911 class football teams Of
Lowell high school are at daily practice on the
grounds ct Seventh avenue and Lake street.
Since its defeat by Cogswen last Friday the
1911 team has been working earnestly and is
rounding into fine condition. Il goes against the
big" team al every opportunity and appears 10
enjoy the rushes Of the huskies who compose that
eleven. PRESLEY. who plays center for the fresh
men, shows up well, and Miller and Mann, both
Of whom have won first and second places in
swimming tournaments, are playing great game
The 1911 teams managers have been in COM
uunication with Oakland high school with regard
10 a game with the latter's freshmen team
IoweIIs FIRST team. under the supervision of
Coach O'Dea, is practicing the fine points Of the
game in preparation for the match with Poly
rarhufc high school. 10 be playeQ at Freeman s
park. Oakland. Saturday forenoon, beginning at
1890 O'Clock.
Carlisle Nunan, Mission highs fast distance
man. has declared his intention Of competing in
the high schools freshmen meet. Nunan put up
a game race at the recent interclsss meet OF
Mission and expects TO run the quarter half and
mile.
Basket ball practice begun at Lowell high
school yesterday. Among the best men who re
main in the school. Hall and Kotani loom promi
nently. The second team VIII begin its practice
within a few days.
BERKELEY. Sept. 2s.-Randolph Monro scho
lastic record holder in the two mile rum is Ill
with typhoid fever He did not appear in his
event at the bay counties meet Saturday FOL
which he was entered At that time his physi-
sian diagnosed his trouble weakness Of the
heart Since then IL has developed into a serious
case Of typhoid. 1t is probable that this prom
Using distance runner VIII have 10 drop tracl
work permanently II is not likely that hii
heart win regain its former strength His alb
sence VIII be keenly felt. he was also win
in the cross country of last year. Berlxe
icy high school is lucky in having Rathbone, wh.
is very creditable successor of Munro.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-29
American League

DETROIT. Sept. 2s.-Detroit and Washington
played one Of the two games arranged for today
field ankle deep In mud and with N al
cyclone blowing. Considering the conditions. the
pitching and fielding were OF the highest class.
The teams will play two games tomorrow. ScoIs;
II. H. =.
OetAOll
washington
Batteries-Killian and Schmidt; Hughes and
Street
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2S.-St. Louis and New Yors
broke even in double header. Scores:
First game II. H. p
ST. Louis. L
New YORK .---..---.-
Batteries-Pelty and Spencer; WaddeH, Blair
and Sweeney.
Second game Il. r. f.
d. LOUIS. s--.."ss-s.-
New YORK. 5 IL
Batteries-Graham and smith; Wilson and
Blair.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-Chieago and Boston
played 10 innings to tie. the gameebeing called
on account OF darkness. Score: r. H. F.
ChlcaSo -...--.-..---
boSton - -: ';;; ;,; So.
Young and Criger.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-29
Rugby Gains Great Hold
at St. Mary's
By William UnmaCk

Rugby at st. Mary's college has
gained such a hold that there are few
students who do not play the game
either for exercise or with a view of
being selected for one of the college
teams. So many of the new students
have turned out that Coach Mil has
organized freshman squad. There
are more than so men in this squad and
many of them show great natural Rug
by ability. Interclass games are to be
arranged at the college.
A captain is to be elected for the
Miller seems to be the logical candi-
date. He plays in the scrub half posi-
ton and has shown good knowledge of
his duties. He is good all around
player both in defense and attack and
is extremely popular with his fellow
college men.
Two games have been arranged for
the freshmen. They meet the San Jose
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-29

to
English Champion is Now a Ten to
Six FayOrite Over Californian

Eddie Hanon will have the chance tomorrow night to prove
public that he still live and able to with the
formidable boxers of the lightweight DIVISION but to do this ne
viii win decisive victory Owen Moran the little
ngshman who goes with the local lad lighter weight
brmul of confidence and predicting victory
knockout they taking the chance of being
caught of guard by being of condition Both have worked
faithfully the road and in the all the speed
strength that boxer needs for buising contest The odds
Tom Cobett has
the Btisher TO- He that the Han
little faster to will be the pre-
sailing price when the gong calls the for action Two
appear tempting price when feather weight made
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-29
D0nIin's Triple and Seymour
Single Overcome Phiiadei-
phi2S Lead
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

NEW YORK, Sept 2s.-By defeating Philad~
phia today New York retained the lead In Il
pennant race. batting rally in the ninth in
ming gave the locals a clean cut victory. but II
was a heart breaking effort at crucial moment
The visitors tied the score and ahead OF
New Sork in the seventh inning and things be
gan TO look bad for the Giants. In the ninth
inning. however. Shean fell in trying to get
Bresnahans pop hy and Bresnahan was safe
Donlin then smashed out a three bagger, scoring
the catcher. Barry for Doniin. who had
bruised his leg. Seymour who followed seut
the first ball pitched into deep center. bringing
Barry in with the winning run The teams VIII
play a double header tomorrow Score;
r. H. F.
tnllaueipula .--s.s-- -
New York -...--------. .-----.... II
Batteries-CorridOn and Doom; WiltSe. Mctiin-
nifty and Bresnahan. Umpies-kleun and john
stone
BOSTON. Sept. 2s.-Boston from BROOKLYN
in fast game. Score: r. III. -
Brooklyn .-..-.-..
Dunn. Umpire-Emslie.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 2S.-To avoid the pos
siblity Of the game being thrown ont on a
technicality, the postponed game between Chi
cago and Cincinnati has been deferred until
Friday The league constitution provides for
the playing of OF postponed games during a
subsequent SERIES and the Chicago-Cincinnati
series will not begin properly until tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-29

SavCrite over a lightweight but the
big bettors are willing to offer this bait
60 lure those who like to nibble when
tne price IS lOng-
Moran sincerely believes that he will
STOW away the native son within a half
dozen rounds. He wants to make 1t a
sluick victory to restore himself TO the
high place he had with the local fight
public after be beat frankie Neil de-
Cisively- His last gentle engagement
with Abe Attell, the stalling champion,
did not suit the fans, who like fighting
and not lOafing
Hanlon does not know how TO stall
All Of his fights here have been Of the
hurricane order. 1t viii be to the bone
yard with Hanlon if he takes the count,
as he viii never be considered again
If he goes down before a feather
weight Hanlon is confidence personi-
Ged and is tOuting himself to all OF
mis- friends Eddie bases his confidence
on the fact that he will have num-
ber Of pounds the better of Moran in
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-29

weight and will be able to buffet the
Britisher around the ring and prevent
Moran bringing his cleverness into
play. Hanlon plans to go right after
Moran g. la Nelson.
Il will be banging away at his
terday, and I will show the public
that 1 not the dead one some people
believe / am"
Hanlon is at weight and has eased in
his training, so as to be fresh when the
gong clangs. He will do little light
work today.
Moran has been building UP, instead
of reducing. He will be near the $50
mark when he jumps through the
ropes.
A delegation of North beach fight
fans, headed by Jim Griffin and a band
of music. will parade out to the Coli
scum to root for the North beach
favorite, Kid Harrison. who will mix
with Sam Nelson in the preliminary.
This go is scheduled for 15 rounds and
slam bang milling is predicted.