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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
SLa g..Ia i na.!sa? tauI0r0 aIrlr9

Compre ana PianOla 8 IN Piano piano.
la de u C6IebTe CASA THE AEOLIAN
CO., de New York que ha psrfeCCionaao
a-ta inatrumento haata lIsgar & ID altula
que sst6. CualquisE persons puede inter.
pretaE una pieza de m6aica como li fueEa
mn aRtiIta.
AdemfI, hay uiempEe pianos de Il coro
cida maFca PLEYEL. Pianos AIemaner,
pianos Webery MARIA PARIS BAZAR,
eAtoI 6 timoa plazoB Faz6n de SO men.
sualeI sin pagaF nada sdelaDtado.
Una vista 81 PARIS BAZAR de Pc.
dEo Giunti 8 una cATta diriiidA al departA.
mento musical pondr6 las peruona1 ints'
Eeasdag On poHsai6n de los datos que us
desaen.
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(DS nGeStrO oOrrespOnOaE.) }

EneRo IL
SeF6 cieEto que baRta que loB SFsB dc IL
benemerita lleguen la casa de IN infeli2,
y 81 10 denunciRn por tel cUal delito, deS
pu6a ga le hAce compE0ndeE que 10 Culpa la
tisne sBte Corresponds? 81 Rsf ed, los q tel
hacen no son mRutenedoTes del orden nj
msnos, aAben 10 que 90 Ia ley; On eatoB
CaEoB Todo 81 pueblo Babe 10 que vale este
CorTesponBal y de NADIA vale que gente
que quieTs ganaEss loB cuAEtos enCima de
los monEradoEes, cRlumniaTa CON sem 0i ants
propaganda quien no debe.
En- nueAtras notaa del 81 DIRE hemos
querido dsCir & ID Policfs que hSbfa hi.
gisne 10 que pEueba que dc una sOIa CASA
fueRon la bRauFa slgunRB ibTas de CarnO
del Nolts 30 barTi!ito de areuqueS mas
un Rinnumero dc denunciag que ae pFegen-
t6, que si hubieERn eatado con todos los re.
quisitou de ID ley hubierAn au1tido msjores
efsetos
LAm6atAHe eatoB vecinoB de que on 81
ConBejo Executive no hayR pRHado IL petit
ci6n del empT6stito.
Son tAnto los enfQeEzos del doctor Sam
tisgo en- pro de la hygiene, que haAta ss
dice que 81 ge sncuentra disgustado con
algunas autoTidRdeB mientFaa 90 apPiGtR ID
cueEdR para unoE, 30 taojs para otFoU.
CoEFsn TumorsB de que el Cabo COrdeFo
90 NOS va, otEcS cpinan que no as verda6,
y que & muchOB leB paTecfs, y 81 que viva
10 ver6.
Juan Ramirez que corria con una BIZ
cicleta el dia 25 de DIRE. tEopez6 con Rs-
mon Conception al que hiEi6 Visto pOr el
CRbo stfi.r Cordero, fu6 denuntisdo pOr
acomstimiento. 81 Juss archiva oata de.
nuncia lpor que BeFfs?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
PlSAOAs LAS FIEsTAs.

TodGs laB psFIonsg que uBaEon laD fnaB
eIsneiau del "PopulaE" han hecho con clio
IN mRgnffco reclamo, pusg TODD 81 mundo
preguutaba 5de donde son eIoH tan deIicA'
dou perfumel2
81 calsado de las mas acreditadas mar
caI que Bs han lucido On loa pasados bRile1
hR dejado tambi6n ID mejor impression de
toda Il isla Bs uiguen haeiendo numeEoBos
nadidOn q nafinr Americn Salsn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
Sscta mistsliosa De id6Iatras en- q
CuTaz6n de Europa.
Dlchn sasta 50 toronlnl 'Conualtlt d il F,.'

ExiHte en- plena civilization, On 81 cora.
son de Europs, una seCta misterioaa de
id6IatEas que Ginden quito II fuego.
No % trsta, poE Cierto de extFRnieYos,
nj mucho menos de gents inculta; lelog de
clio, de peTBonaB bien aducadaB, aparente.
mente inteligenteu de buena polici6n
social.
En- uno do loB suburbios de Londreu,
conocido por Balam, se lavanta IN sdifieio
mRCizo, con ventanRs csTFadal interior
mente-p -poE gruesos bafrUteg de hisrRo.
En- este edifeio % Fsunen deBde que Ha'e
eI SOL, uuas 200 peruonas que ss denomi-
nan ~'Comunidad de rs Fs'', ALI deO.
pu6s de extiUguirss d menor veEtigio de
Luz del dfs, De poutrRn FeveFentemBnte ante
una lkmpaFa de aceite adoran 81 sol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
BOSTON BIzlR.

En- este nusvo eltRbIeQimiento, que us
satE hacienda muy popular debido IL
novOdad , bsratuTR de todos Bus aEtfculou,
hay On COngtants existsncia un expl6ndido
DuFtido On oamiSsI, CusIloB, pufiou, Corba.
tAu, oalcetinos, Fopa interior, psjamau, etc,
etc. En- obieto1 de fantasia, 81 guato mas
Caprichoso quadaE6 complacido Una vi.
gits , SAldFeis Convoncidos. os.-Ean Franciico
So. Box 831-san Juan 2. B. 30 Y
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Sensible f.Il,sInl. Mo j F'I'rto.
(De ns.sstr0 ssrs espOnsaIl

Enero 70 II Aver falleei6 Dha. Iuau
GutieFEsz, espo-a que fa6 De don Hilario
ADglsEo, natuFalsB arnboB de aIaFicao =
VeCinos da ests pueblo. EeFn la fnads
amBnte espoua madEe CaEihaBa; con uuu
dalvslos;y atsncioneI a. oriado Z hijOs qus
quOdan huoEtanoI que p0R auu pGoCcodUE
Ten Oproclldd az CuaEto8s lpl Cs1scon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
lMYlTACI0N.

ssinvits 81 pdblico de erta Capital 4
hagR una vista al estableCimionto "Ln
PAlmeBana" calle de Allen nimero 80 &
fu de vesn los slegantss J bonitos trajeB
que para cAbRlleFoB nifioB acaban do re-.
Cibir los lefiorss ]. Pisras = 90.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
VllI,r & PIzd d San Juan tn IIquIdlcI6n.

En- 81 mismo local, han estAbleCido los
sreI, PizG 8 Go. igual negocio con los pro-
ductol de Ga deItileElR de AEeCibo - como
cidoF.
OpOTtuuumsnte % pSuar6n las circula.
reI GorreSpondisntss. 8v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
EspOR:llss.
sRMPER.

FL D6bado unieron IN uuerta con 81 lazo
matrimonial, IL diltipguida, 81 fioTita An.
gela do Ia Pas, , el j6vsn Manuel Du.
prey.
Eterua diohs dereamou para d nuevo
hOgsr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
COntagio de Ia TifOidea pOr medic de
Ia leCha.

Con freCuencia hsmoB llRmRdo Ia atan.
Ci6n 81 hecho de que ID fobFe tifoideA CaHi
Biempre 90 pTopaga por medic del aqua 8
Ia leChs que Ee toms, , loG Casos aon M.
merosoB On la que la leChs ha sido 81 medic
dc contpgio Ultimamente % be dido ha-
blar del csBo de un leCh5ro de MaGBRchuu-
Betts, e. q. de A., que tuvo a'gunau per
sonas de Bu familia enfarmaH de febEe q.
fcidea ain que ze dieFa cusnta do clio. ST
gui6 embotellandO Ia lechs en- ga caEa pa
"a mRndarla suH mRRthsntes CON 81 re-
su!tado de que pFonto apaTeCi6 la fisbre ii
foideR en IN gran. ndmeFO dc casaG, hasts
81 punto de que la junta de ganidsd tuvo
que meterse investigar IL CAUSE. No g.
bfsn que hxbfs tsnidO snfsFmca On 50 fs
miIia , aaf creysEon Eque 81 sguB del pozo
era la responsible So hizO an exGmen de-
elIa sin encontgar niDgdn geTmen. Inci.
lentslmente los mismbroa de au familiR
volvieron eAtaE eEfsFmcH del miGmo pa
decimiento, 81 inventigaF Ga NAL, % vic
que era i.bre tifoideR. Todes lon agFiCul.
torres que tspgan snfsrmoB de fisbre tifoi.
dea en- su casa, dsben suBpendeE la ventR
de u lechs do gus facas, hARta que % en-
feFmedad desApaFezCa, no goE que tOmen
medidaa pHeCButoEiRs ExtEaordinARiag para
eYitar que ID snfsFmedad COntsgie la leChe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
AVIso 4 los lsDIrantas.

Los agpirAnte1 iDgrouo an Ia ErCueIa
inBulaE de onfeTmeFas, deben dirigir sus
noliCitudsH q PTesidente de Il EsCueIs,
apaEtAdo de coFFeo nfm. 1, 1O8. 15v.
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IACTO-MARROW. W

EAta Cd 10 emulSi6n pEefeEids.
81 reConstituyents mas p0deEoso.
81 enemigo de Ia tiBiI.
Iufalibls para la debiIidad cerebral.
La BaIvaci6n de lon nifiou.
81 e1t6mago mss susceptible IL tolera.
De venta en- todaa lau farmacias.-p. {
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low" , "siksaupeare' su tEato q afa.
BILE y gus mansEas pFopial del hombFe que
aiempFs ha oStado On COntaCtO con 10 bus.
ma gociedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13

Ell B6bado fusFon Fspa1tidos los nue.
voa 'indiCadoEsIH para 81 uDo dSlEaEviIio.
talsf6niOo particular ID d Uiudad,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-13
No han eontrststa a Laura Nu1sz.
Fu0Fon COSTS d,n onIssrlO ,DtaIuz.
(Por telsgrqto)

Aver Esoibimou dc Mayagti,s y 81 'iguisn-
to telegEamR:
EnaYo 12.-1O 80 p m.
"Ls COrrenpoudencia" San Juan.
Ruego publication 10 liguients. Res
pecto { rumoEeg rscojidos "DsmocEacis'
lobFs ContratR de ID Nufiez. Lo 60ico
cieEto ea que ha llegado gquf nm emiraEiO
andaluz (taDfa que serlo) con pEop6sito
frme de llev6Tsela apalando & todos los
medioB, eI Rapto inclusive. Laura N6nez
volver6 & San Juan compIaciando & Bug
sdmiFadoFes, que ron todo sss p6blics.
pstTocinada poE eltR empEesa que ID tEnio
de VenezusIa uin temoYss coincidiF con
h Ilegada de ceIebEidadss cOntFatadsu en-
Espafla. AnOCha AniIlo ds HierrO. Exi'
to complete. CorespoBsqP'.
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VISTA NTERESANTE
en- Espa7a.
Sc Iealiz6 un matIimOniO pOT SCI.
prsSa.


El dia IL del pasado DiCiembTe cslebE6
90 en- Toledo ant6 81 tribunal metropolis.
no, II vista de la apelaci6n de una sen.
tsncia dictada po1 81 obiBpRdo de CoEia ,
KefsTente Ia valdez del matEim0nio de
Petra Guti6rEsz y JoRc Z,ballos, cagado1
por BorpTeSa, hscs GinCo amos, en- 81 pueblo
de MoTaleja.
La opinion ss mueatr8 muy intGEesada
On 81 aaunto, por IeF muy paEecldo 81 CATO
de II sefioFitR UbRO.
Los expTeSadog movies RCudieFoD pre-.
senCiR del p6rrOCo,e aoompafadog dc telti-
g0g, pEonunciaron laB palRbFag gacTR.
mentales; peEo Is familia dc ID noviR dea.
fguE6 los hsChoB y, ConSecuenCiA de clio,
el ObispAdo HentenCi6, deCTetando la null.
dad de aquel enlaCe.
La sefioritR Petra Gutierrez fac de8pueS
EeCluf1a en 81 convanto de lR Magdalena,
ds Madrid, por espacio de dOG amos
peEAiSti6 en- afrmaF que 81 matEimOnio Ge
habfa roalizRdo y conuumadO; pero Ultima
mGnte Cambi6 de conducts manifeat6
deIsoS do pEofssaF.
A petici6n del fiscal, Sc Colebr6 Ia vista
{ pusrta CsETadRs fundfndoHs para clio On
motives de honeatidad.
El Can6nigo senior Vera, que actuabR
de fiscal, pronunCi6 an eloousnts dis.
curse, sOstenisndo Ia nulidSd del matri-
monio.
La dsfonsa del novio, ol oloCusnta abo.
gado senior Infantea. hizo nm brillants
informe an pro de la validaS del caBamien'
to, del miamo modo que 81 defenHoE del
vfnculo, 81 Bacsrdots senior BeceFra, quien
On su notable oFaCi6n foFenBs demoBtr6 BuB
grandes conocimientoB can6niCos
La misma teoEfA BoBtuvo con sumR hR'
bilidad 81 letTado 1efioF Mu6az.
Hay gran expectation poF coPc j0r Ell
reRultado dc este juicic.
jSsra Cisrto preguntan de Vega
Alta.
FulrOn tll blSura DlguRls lIbTHs Do GlFnO Dol
Nsrt8.
Esfu0TzO que VlOnG fGallzlRd0 OI doctor Santiago
on pro Do Ia hIglORO.
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oFToINA ALLtN "a

I'd quee errocaI
ibas
80 naVos 81 bulto erd prOporc6n "a
Ferrocailes Vapore del mundo
mas
etctossean a
PORTO RICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
is SoUTH WILLIAM N
Il
en- odas las ofcinas d Express len a
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En- sta impFenta g VGnds PaFal co
poEi6diCo visio & 4200 lo1 80 ule1 ~
qWiNiatl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-16

leave "Wednesday Tor his old home
Churdan, Iowa. to spend Christina,
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs, James
kinsman,
Frank Irish came In from the tim.
her Saturday to do his Christmas
shopping.
VIII Langcll visited In the valley
Thursday and Friday.
Walter Turner came down from
the woods Friday to attend the dance
at MIR, Shorts, aud to find u cook
stove that would cook something be-
sides pan cakes.
Mcssrs. Frank and Harry Wilson
were business visitors of the Falls
Saturday.
John koontI and Mrs. Greeley
drove to the Falls saturday
win Humphrey drove To town Sat.
urday and brought out several hives
of bees,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-16
SUBURBAN NEWS.
lutcrrsting Items From the Country
East Of Klamath Falls.

Mr.. Snowgoose. from near Keno.
stayed at Chas. Mack's Thursday. He
Is taking orders and delivering goods
In this section.
Mr.. Mack and Mr.. Elliott butcher.
ed nine hogs Thursday They were
assisted by lven Icenbice. L. A. Lew
10 and J. 8. Mills.
The threshing machine engine be-
longing to Mr.. Masten. who recently
purchased the 8. T. Summers place.
was taken to the Chas. Horton ranch
on Lost River Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Hibberts and
children moved from Swan Lake to
John Hibbert's place for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Arant called at
the school house Monday
Steve Low Is hauling hay to the
Falls.
Henry Masten drove to Lost River
Friday.
Mr.. Kirkendall rode up to Roy
Kinsman's homestead Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Zinn is teaching the pu-
pills some splendid new songs. She
IL . violinist Of unusual ability and
It IL . rare treat for the pupils to Sc
cure 70 able an instructor.
Mr.. Mcclure. OF Poe Valley. was a
Pine Grove visitor Wednesday.
John Shepard drove TO the Falls
Wednesday.
Mrs. c. Harris is sewing at Mrs.
Mack's.
Mrs. Routley has all OF her po;a-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-16

toes aug. She says the yield was ne
so good as was expected.
\ number OF the children were alb
sent from school this week ON nc
count OF sickness. Those who hay,
been absent were Oracle Cunning
ham. Gallo lccnbice. and Frank and
Rosa Hibberts.
Mrs. Herbert Wells went to tn,
Falls Thursday. where she will re-
main until MIR. Wells return from
Nevada.
Mrs Chas. Horton and Horace Dun.
lap were visitors In our neighborhood
Wednesday.
W. ID. Campbell. OF Lorclla. called
at the school house ON his way to III.
Falls.
Court Is In session and n number
OF people from here are In attendance.
Della short. the six-year-old daugh.
ter OF Burrell Short. met with what
might have been serious accident
last "Wednesday. While playing In
the barn she fell about feet and
struck the manger on her back. Her
back was badly bruised. but she plays
about as usual.
Mrs. Routley spent Thursday night
at the home OF her son. J. X. Dixon.
Burrell Short has completed plow-
Ing his grain field and Is hauling al
talfa hay to MI his barn.
Min Lovelady took a load OF sup
plies TO the Horton ranch Friday.
Jay Arant is building an addition
TO his house.
Mr.. Simmonds has moved To the
Herber, Arant place.
Roy Kinsman came down from his
homestead Saturday. He expects TO
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-16
STAR TAILORING HOUSE.

Ladies' and Gents Suits made Il
rider, Cleaning. pressing and repair
ng n specially. Main ST. Wilson BIN
I-lmo EMMITT REYES, Prop
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-16

Ladies' We have just received n
hnc line of Stcinbcrgcr 4 Kaiishcr
Esky Kid Gloves. In black and col.
ors. Stills Dry Goods co. i-iwk
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-16

The American Hotel Dining Room
open all nigIt. Flesh oysters c,
cry day. iS.tl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-16

Have you tried one Of those Sui
Eagle cigars ut the Monarch TIE
best nys.ccnt cigar on the market. 80
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-12
RAILROAD FARE
REDUCTIONS

RENO, March 10.-Probably the
most important thing yet accom-
plished by the state railroad COM
mission was when, yesterday after
noon. It secured a reduction of 20
per cent ON all round trip rates on
the Southern Pacific between Reno
and Sacramento, Stockton San Fran
cisco and San Jose, and a reduction
of Is per cent on all round trip bust
ness on the Southern Pacific and its
tributary line, the Nevada & Cali
fornia in Nevada. as far south as
Nina
The limit on round trip tickets af-
fected by this reduction is 80 days.
The arrangement was made with
Charles S. Fee, passenger traffic man
ager of the Southern Pacific. Judge
Bartine dissented from his confreres
on the matter. He stood for a
straight mileage reduction within the
state.
The Southern Pacific lines, incIud-
ing the Nevada & California, did
$500, 900 worth of business in this
state last year in passenger traffic.
Estimating that two-thirds of this
was on round trip tickets, the saving
to the public. on this basis, will
amount to $4,000 year, and the
estimated saving on round trip tick
cts from Reno to points in Califor-
mia comes to $50. 000-a total of
$4,000 a year.
The general passenger agent of the
Salt Lake & San Pedro Railroad COM
pany has been summoned by the COM
mission to appear before it within
the next two weeks to confer with
the board on the subject of pas
senger fare reduction on that line.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-12

the clothes partially unbuttoned.
The remains were cold. indicating
that Clarke had been dead apparently
- hours.
Heart disease is believed to have
been the cause. There was no sisn
of the least struggle. and the end
came suddenly without pain.
Clark telegraphed from San Fran
cisco Friday morning that room be
reserved. He arrived Friday night
and was Immediately assigned to mis-
apartments. That was the last seen
OF him until the body was found last
night. A Japanese employed in the
hotel was attempting to call him,
and receiving no response, looked
over the transom and made the dis
coyery that clarke was dead.
/ The remains were afterward iden-
( titled by e. c. Armstrong as those OF
! c. Ii. Clarke. Deceased was well
known throughout California and
/ Nevada. He was a veteran OF the
Civil war, having served as captain.
/ For a number of years he was con.
neeted with the firm of Klapstock
Brothers of San Francisco and has q
family residing at that place. They
1 have been notified
Coroner Bell was summoned from
sick bed last night to take cha &c
Of tie remains. An inquest viii preb-
ably be held Monday.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-12

The approach of the fleet to San
Francisco is stimulating the destruc-
tive war waged against the rats by
the health authorities of that city.
There have been but two or three
authenticated cases of bubonic
plague among human being in San
Francisco in the past 90 days, but
examination of the bodies of the rats
lately caught shows that about l 3
per cent have become infected with
the plague virus. Under such CON
ditions absolute safety Is only to be
assured by absolute determination.
A recurrence of the plague would
make the landing of the sailors of
the fleet in San Francisco a proceed
ure of grave risk. This the people
of Frisco understand. and it goes
without saying that the rodents will
suffer accordingly.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-12

better class of saloon keepers as well
as among the class who do not
patronize the saloons at all. These
men realize that the people of Ne
vada when aroused to the wide
spread evil resulting from the present
wide open system, will demand and
enforce either total prohibition or
stringent laws to control the traffic.
And this is no idle dream.
The present low price OF liquor
licenses in this state is disgrace.
Under the present law. man with
$50 can procure a county saloon
license for three months. In addition
to this he must pay s25 government
license a year and $50 state license
for the same time This makes his
license for the year amount to $195.
With this small capital and sufficient
means to procure a small stock of
liquors, he is authorized under the
law of the state of Nevada to open a
saloon He Is not compelled to give
bonds for the proper conduct of his
business About the only restriction
he is under is that he shall not sell
liquor to minors nor Indians. If he
is the right kind of d man, and many
of that kind OF men are in the bust
ness in this state, he will conduct his
business along legitimate lines and
keep an orderly, decent house. But
unfortunately all saloon keepers in
Nevada do not belong In this class
and the result is the dive with all of
its misery and crime.
Now, there are two methods by
which the liquor traffic can be con-
trolled in this state. One is by abso-
lutte prohibition and the other is by
high license, backed up by stringent
laws The writer is not q pro-
hibtionist and would not interfere
with the personal liberty of any man.
bur he is heartily In favor of a much
higher saloon license, than now pre-
walls in Nevada. and OF more restric-
tive laws for the control OF the liquor
traffic He would place the county
license al $500 a year and restrict
the number of saloons according to a
certain unit OF population.
The result of this would be less
saloons. less crime, less poverty and
misery Ind more money in the
county treasures. II this system was
now in force. and the unit of the
population fixed at 500,E would
have three saloons instead Of Is
and S2400 would go into the treasury
instead Of the $2100 paid by the
saloons under the present license
law The people would be
benefited by high license, backed
up by stringent law. both in
the increase Of license and the de-
crease in the amount paid for crimi-
nal prosecutions.
This matter should receive the
/ earnest attention of saloon men and
they should so conduct their business
as not to arouse people against them
/ to the extent of prohibiting the
/ liquor traffic in this state. For just
as sure as the sun rises and sets, the
4 liquor business as now conducted viii
not he permitted in Nevada many
more years There is a tide rising
/ that cannot be checked until the wide
open system, the present curse of the
state. will either give way to absolute
prohibition or higher license witt
strict regulation
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-12
THE HARD JOB Is AHEAD.

The state railroad commission is
probably as had beset a body as has
ever attempted the fulfillment of Of
fee honestly and fairly in Nevada.
Popular favor demands from the
members more than they can give
and do justice By the railroads.
which also means justice to the pub
lie, for the one cannot be hurt with
out the interests of the other suffer-
ing injury. So far the members of
the commission have exhibited fair
ness and desire to do the best posi-
bile. They have brought down rail-
road passenger fares in the state, not
to the extent perhaps that the rail-
road hydrophobia inflicted would like
but as far as the traffic will bear, at
least under the conditions that now
maintain in the financial and indus
trial worlds. Freight rates come
next to the hand of the commission,
and will bring about the real test
of the ability of the doctors. The
passenger business has been a mere
anaesthetic, administered as it were,
in preparation of the patient for the
operation which will tell the story.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-12
PRoHIBITIyE HIGH LICENSE.

In the editorial reprinted below,
the Editor of the Elko Independent
hits the nail squarely and fairly on
the head, and can count us with him
for efforts for such legislation as may
be necessary to secure the adoption
of his platform. Here it is:
There is a rapidly growing senti-
ment throughout the state for a
stricter control of the liquor traffic
and the adjustment of gambling
This sentiment is growing among the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-12
IN RAILROAD ENTERPRISE.

In the Incorporation notice OF the
Rawhide & Western Railway COM
pany. which proposes operation be-
tween Rawhide and Schurz, the
names of S. d. Crump and o. G. Mel
son of this city figure. Nelson is
named as secretary. The other in
corporators are Fred Grutt, Charles
J. Sadler. p. w. Hicks and A. D.
Renfro. capitalization of the COM
pany is 81 1000. of which amount
it is set forth that $4,000 has been
subscribed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-12
THaW TRIES TO CHOKE
SAYS A NEW REPORT
Stormy Scene at Matteawan Finds
Echo i'm Promise of New
Sensations.

NEW YORK March 11-An even
ing paper has printed a story TO the
effect that Harry Thaw. in a frenzy.
tried to choke Evelyn when she last
visited him at Matteawan. His wife
and her attorneys deny this. but
there is no doubt that there was a
stormy scene. Thaw has become
convinced that IL IS better for him
to give Evelyn up. She is deter
mined to fight for her rights. and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-12

The Ohio Republican platform
must furnish Foraker with about as
much comfort as the action of the
senate on the Brownsville matter
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-12

The liquor traffic. according to a
number of Chicago preachers. is re-
sponsible for anarchy and murder.
The liquor people always were will
ing to assume good deal of respon-
sibili.ty