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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10
VALCALDA OPTION IL
NOW DECLARED OFF


W. p. OMeara was down from the
yalcalda mine last Friday and stated
that all negotiations with the New
house people have been declared on.
other parties have expressed desire
to become interested in the property
and, as the terms offered by them are
more to the benefit of the present
owners. il is possible something may
be doing. The only inducement for
doing anything at all is the present
showing In the mine, which Is devel-
oped to such an extent that a SO
stamp mill could be kept running on
the ore in sight, as Mr.. O'Meara ex-
pressed 1t, until our grandchildren
were gray headed" All reports con-
cur in the statement that the Valcada
is one of the big ones, and the posi-
ton of the owners In regard to
transfer to other properties is one of
Indifference. They have pushed the
property lover the HILL" and, Raw
ing brought it to a point where 1t
produces a profit of 5000 month
with the present equipment. are not
particularly anxious to dispose of II.
Press.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10

stock go up very appreciably. though
that rise could not pass the point
where it secured from Nevada an I'M
instructed delegation to Denver.
Mr.. Day was careful to say several
times that he did not want, or hope,
for an instructed or pledged delega-
ton from Nevada in favor of Gov
ernor johnson. He would have been
foolish TO have done so, but he did
succeed in crystalizing sentiment
very generally in favor of delegai
ton from Nevada instructed for no
man. even Bryan.
With this, the party leaders are
satisfied for the present. The hight
between the Bryan proponents and
the advocates for no instructions is
still on. and there are dark rumors
of a gathering of proxies. but these
will melt into thin air when the rank
and file of the party gets together
April q. II is now almost fore
gone conclusion that the rank and file
will get together at that time
Proxies granted for April I are
said to be null and void, and that
holders thereof will not be allowed
to exercise them at the committee
meeting April 81.
1t is therefore advisable for all
committeeman to consider their atti-
tude carefully and to figure out Just
what they want to do when they
send any proxies TO any person, what
ever, for the sentiment against an
instructed delegation to Denver Is
too strong to be trified with,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10

erty he had in Duck Creek district
and direct work at the Greenbaek
Ely mines. in which he is one of the
principal owners. Early in May ne
leaves here with four associates, who
are all experienced mining men, TO
spend the summer months in a
thorauPh investigation of several
promising properties in the northern
part of the state. The party leaves
here about May first and will start
out well equipped for the work they
have in prospect.
Enslows position at McGill will
be filled by Thomas Mitchell, who has
had wide experience in coneentra-
tors in the Couer d'Aleans country,
Idaho. and in Arizona.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10
TO DEVOT ATTENTION
TO PERSONAL INTERESTS.
VIM. EnsIow Resigns Position 10
Look After Duck Greek Property

VIM. Enslow, foreman at the Step
toe Smelling & Mining company's
concentration at McGill under Superin-
tendent Nichols, has resigned his
position, effective at the end of this
week. Mr.. Enslow retires much to
the regret of the company officials.
as he has proved himself through
experienced and highly competent
man.
The remainder of the month Mr..
Enslow will spend at mining prop
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10

IAN ever increasing proportion of an
ever increasing product"
Socialism as practical politics
would stop this ever increasing prod
net. In vain effort to secure a
larger proportion 1t would go far to
destroy the product altogether. True
Democracy seeks to strengthen those
influences that are multiplying the
good things of life and to make clear
those principles that are to lead to
a better-that is, TO a fairer-divi-
sion OF this product
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
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Mtona cures by strengthening and
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and after a coarse az Mi-ona treat.
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Read this from tho president OF a
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Herbert n. Taylor. t0t West ita
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meats larse box 81 tablets only
costs 30 csnu At j. w. Mcclellan &
Cos and the dyspeFslc. nervous or
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

washington, d. g.. Sept. A.
Mountains Of trunks at the railroad
station and on express delivery wa
CONS, and familiar faces ON the streets,
expensive touring cars and carriages
on the fashionable avenues and circles
and In the parks, are convincing that
the summer vacation is over and that
the fashionable, political and diplo-
matte throngs are rapidly returning to
Washington. The President Is ex.
Dected this week and the White House
has been prepared for his reception
His horses, which have been in pas
ture in Maryland. about ten miles
from the city. are ready for service
and are no doubt improved by their
summer outing.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
WASHINGTON WILL
SOON BE GAY AGAIN
Summer Vacation Is Over For Officials
And Fashionable Set.
wAIrE AovsE READY 10 REcEIvE

President Roosevelt and FanllIy--En-
iargement Of the Navy Will Be
uraed--Panama Canal viii Be Com
pIeted in Four Years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
JESSE ROSS is NOW
BEHIND STEEL BARS
Murderer Is Captured After Being At
Large For Over A Year.
KILLED A NEGRO At WADE

-
Was Some Time Before Body Was
Found, When The Hogs Had Eaten
Head or the Victims Body--Dead
Man Could Scarcely BE Identified.
From Tuesdays Daily Sun:
After eyading the officers for almost
year, Jesse Ross has at last been
captured. the arrest being made by
Deputy Sheriff l. c. Walker at Alach-
ua on last Saturday evening.
The negro in the early part Of last
spring foully murdered one of his
companions at Wade, and although q
strict lookout has been kept for the
fugitive he was not landed until the
above time.
The unfortunate victim was muir
dered and the body lay in the woods
for several days before It was found,
when it was discovered by the pres
ence Of vultures which were seen
congregating above 1t.
The head Of the dead negro had
been eaten of by hogs and at first
the victim could scarcely be identified,
but as he was missing and also his
assaiIant, 1t was soon discovered who
the party was.
Ross, for whom warrant has been
out for since the occurrence, has kept
himself in hiding and has spent most
OF the time in the western part Of
the county ever since the killing, and
so successful has he kept himself
hid that he was not captured until
he became TOO bold and ventured to
Alachua station on Saturday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
CAUGHT N rAg ACT.
An Interesting story Concerning a
Former Mayor Of Gainesville.

The Jacksonville Floridian Of Sep.
TENDER 18th contains the following
story regarding John r. BartIeson,
who was for two terms mayor Of
Gainesville. but who for some years
has resided In Jacksonville, where he
Is now engaged in the auction bust.
ness:
John Bartleson says he can't take
on his shoes any more as he sneaks
into his home In the wee sma' hours.
'He tried the old game one time
too often the other night, and was
caught good and hard. His wife had
lmprovised new kind OF an alarm
clock. and as Johns big number
eleven came down on the myrlads OF
inverted lacks strewn upon the stair.
case, the stiffness OF the night was
broken by a scream that split the
ceiling and shattered the window
panes.
Ellis many friends are glad TO see
him out again. and though very pain
ful TO him, he is wearing both shoes,
The 'antlphlogIstlne' with which they
are lined enables him to hobble
around pretty well. but he Is natural
" very sensitive over the occurrence
not because Of the pain specially. but
over the humiliation Of being caught,
and we warn the public generally that
Il n really dangerous to ask him
what he Is limping about.
'But John. the screamer.' could
offer old solomon many splendid
amendments TO his IT'S All vanity and
vexatlou OF spirit lie now says II
really pays 10 be goodl'"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
AopnI,Y nep.

Arc you Just barely getting around
BY tho aid OF crutches or a canee Tn.
less yoa have lost a limb or have
a deformity-li your trouble II rheum-
alism. lumbago, sprEln. stlf joints.
OF anything OF like nature use Eal.
lard's snow Eminent and IN no time
you can throw away your crutehes
and be as wrll ~ anyone Price CSC
SOC and 81. Sold BY w. NJ. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

Apropos Of the return OF the most
conspicuous man OF the times 20 the
city, the interest IN the personality
.of President Roosevelt IA unabaled
mud survives even IN the midst Of a
Presidential campaign Il Il now
known that the report o. the attempt.
Cd assassination near Ms home az
saeamore Hin was without founda.
tion, liis cousins an a nearby farm
we're iirlng az a target while he was
riding IN the vicinity. and a tramp
who was trying % petition him was
arrested the same DAY, The arrest Of
insane or cranky tramps trying 70
approach the most conspicuous person
IN the land, whether the land "a
America, Europe, or Asia. a an Incl.
dent ~ almost daily occurrence.
n 10 well understood that the Frfsi
den, Win continue his strenuous ne
IA the Nilda AZ Africa after Bis pres.
emf Presidential term, and the con.
srass with his duties there and here
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

jolly Harris and Henrietta Gll an
AGED cnlorcd couple were married
M0nday hy Judge Mason in bis usual
pleasing hanneP, and the old pair
len with an smiles. as n they
we're bur sixteen. The Judge also
issued license Cor James Howard and
Nancy Dunose. another colored couplo.
during the CAV
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

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80 Ref packafe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

Never can ten when yoan mash a
anger or suffer a cut. hraise. burn
or sCah ns prepared. ~. TAcmas'
Electric Oh iasRnnsly relisges tAe
pain euickly cures tha uouna
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

The British Ambassador, Mr.. Brice,
IL on the sea returning from sum
mer spent in England, and the sweed.
iah minister is returning TO Wash.
ington. after a years absence spent
in his scandinavian home. The
amoothness with which international
Affairs run on in spite Of the absence
Of diplomats suggests that these
hcrltages from a past age may be a
tagging superflous on stage, and that
the Atlantic cable and the swift lines
may have made diplomacy, or at
least IT'S gaudy representatives. some
what useless. The coming season in
Washington, with rs grand climax
Of the inauguration on March the 9Th
OF the next President win doubtless
be interesting apd eventful.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

LANoF contracts Cor sale AZ The sun
once Price 80 esats per aoseu. Or
~ per hundred
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

Army officers are much Interested
In the report that the annual message
og the President to Congress- will
urge the increase OF the army until
les rank and file shall number at least
one hundred thousand men. They
are specially interested In this bill,
because they know that the increase
OF the number OF men would mean
that most OF them would be advanced
at least one grade and possibly two,
and that almost all OF their number
would In some way be bettered by the
change There are about six hundred
officers who are detailed TO work for
special purposes and who. while
counted In the regular military es-
Enlistment. have nothing now 10 do
with II and whose services are abso-
iutely needed where they are. In
many instances. at present there are
captains and lieutenants who have
charge OF companies without any
other officers under them at all. where,
according 10 military regulations,
there should be two. These officers
are detailed for special work at the
War College. the various other insti-
tutions OF instruction, such as those
az Fort Leayenworth. Fort Riley and
other places, while some are acting
as attaches OF legations In Europe and
Asia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

will be as sharp as can be imagined,
yet there will be little that Is un-
familiar to him. He has hunted big
game in other wiIds, and whether in
the Rocky Mountains, or the prairies,
or bad lands Of the West, yor the
jnngles OF the dark continent, or as
the orator said. whether in courts
or camps, he seems proof against
peril and empowered with ubiquity.
President Roosevelt is a good shot,
and this is the more remarkable IN
that he cannot see without specially
ground eye glasses, He always wears
them, whether he Is jumping fences
or shooting. He Is almost blind with
out his glasses. but with them is one
OF the best marksmen In the country.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

Recent advices az the War Depart.
ment seem TO presage that the Pana.
ma canal will be dedicated hy a
President whose Christian name Is
William. Nest encouraging progress
IN making In this great work, and n
the increase IN progress Il kept up Il
Il probable that Il win be finished In
four years. II IL limited that night
shifts may b6 used ON the canal or
on certain parts OF a. thus greatly
Fastening the work, Now that the
establishment OF homes and hospitals
~ 70 complete and the whole WORKING
area n or may be made as light By
electrielty a. need be-, there would
seem 10 be good practice In working
during the cooler tropical nights.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

The President. II 10 said, will con.
tlnue 20 urge an increase OF the bat
tleship output; an enlargement Of the
military force, and OF all those poll
cles and enterprises now no wen
known under the Rooseveltian claasin.
cation. II Is nor expected that a
complainant Congress will grant all
be wants, but whether II may be
President Taft or President Bryan az
ter March lth, 1909, the Roosevelt
influence viii actively i've in legIsla-
tion and administration long after he
IL IN the wIlds OF Africa or in his
grave. ----
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
Adminlstration Not sue.
PENN CUNT LEADS LEAGUE.
Quaker Team Has Beaten, Yale,
Princeton, and Columbia.

Philadelphia. Jan. 21-With six of
the twenty games of the Intercollegiate
Basketball League out OF the way,
Pennsylvania team leads with a clean
score. The champions of 1905-06 have
beaten Columbia Princeton, and Yale.
and. apparently. are in a fair way to
take the championship. Their victory
over Yale on Saturday night was their
thirteenth consecutive win, in itself no
small feat Columbia, which beat Cor
nell and Princeton, but lost 20 the Red
and Blue, is second. Yale. which beat
Princeton, is third, while Cornell and
Princeton have yet to win a game
Owing to examinations, there will be
only one game the coming week, when
Cornell meets Yale at Ithaca. The Cor
nellians have a habit of coming TO the
front at odd times and they may beat
Yale the more so because the game is
on the Cornell floor.
A record kept of the points scored by
the players of the five teams shows
Fitzpatrick, the Pennsylvania forward
TO be the leader. lie has total of A
points, made mostly from field goals so
that his claims to the place are better
than those of other candidates. Keindi,
Columbia forward is second, with SO
points. but he made 19 of them on goals
from fouls
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
I. s Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.

Washington. u. G.. Jan y. les-s d.
The storm of Sunday has reached the Gull Of So.
Lawrence with still further increase in engTgy.
and the weather in the Atlantic States and the
Ohio VALLEY has cleared with a considerable fan in
temperature Another disturbance. as yet Of mod
crate character. Cyerles the Plains States. Ii Is
accompanied b. much higher temperature IN the
Northwest. except Montana. and is causing some
snoW in the Upper Lake UgOn. Minnesota. and
North Dakota. There were also rains ia California
and Southern Arizona and light SHOWS in the Cen
JTll Rocky Mountain region.
The eastward movement Of the Mddle-West low
area VIII cause renewal Of unsettled weather con
dti5Hs over the Eastern half 0f the country for the
next TWO dUyS. with SNOW OF rain Tuesday iH the
Central valleys. and snow in the Upper Lake
rgiOn. extending Tuesday night and Wednesday into
the Lower lake region. the Atlantic and Gulf
States. Ia the Plains States the weather viii be-
generally fair Tuesday and Wednesday. while west
Of the ROCKY Mountains L wiz continue more OF
less unsettled. with local rains and SHOWS.
Temperatures viii rse after Tuesday morning in
the AtsLtiC States. the Ohio Valley and the Lake
region. but win fan decidedly Tuesday in the
Northwest. and Tuesday night and Wednesday in
the Central valleys and the Upper Lake region. the
cold coming from the Northwest with rapidly rising
uressure
The winds along the New England coast viii be
diminishing westerly becomsng variable on the
Middle Atlantic coast light % fresh, bec1ming
southerly; on the South Atlantic coast light and
variable On tho East Gulf coast light east 10 south
the West Gulf coast light to fresh s0utherly and
Lake Michigan variable, becoming northwesterly
and brisk. possibly high.
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports
vil have fresh wsst 10 south winds, fair TUESDAY.
probably snow Wednesday to the Grand Banks
SPECIAL FORECAST
Storm warnings are stin displayed on the New
England coast
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
INOINFRATEs SELF AND child.
BeTnaFdone, Despondent Because of
Wife's Desertien. Fires Homo.


Wife's Desertien, Fires Home.
New York, Jan 27.-Despondency -be-
cause his wife had left him and had him
hailed TO court charged with nonsuDDort
is alleged by his relatives TO have caused
Gaetano Bernardone barber, to have
ended his life to-day by setting fire 10
his little home on the ton floor OF IA
tenement al 1G3 Mulberry street
Bernardone's seven-months old baby
Carmino, perished with him. The fire
was extinguished with slight damage, and
no injury 20 other tenants.
Bernardone's marriage to Amalia ca
passo. a pretty siXteen-year-oid Italian
girl. TWO years ago was the elimination
of fervid woOing. ending in an elope-
ment Recently she left him, however
taking the baby with her
Friday, during the great storm that was
raging, it is said she left the child on
the front of Bernardone's barber shop
The bodies were not discovered until a
search was being made after the fire was
out. Benardones body was badly
charred. The head of the babe had been
burned completely away.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28

Continued frOm Page One.
fire departments. under the direction OF
Acting Chief Engineer Enrich. a second
tank. capable of holding 5000 barrels Of
oil. but containing only about 600 bar
rels caught FIRE Shortly before noon
another tank, adjoining thoss already
ahre, blazed up. and during the afternoon
q fourth tank burst into flames.
Many residents, fearing the tanks would
collapse and send a river Of fire through
Canton. abandoned their homes. Eme-
gency plans We're arranged TO divert the
stream of fire until it was announced that
many Of the tanks had been pumped out
Late tonight, the four tanks give forth
one great torch Of fire that inuminates
the housetops and spires for miles around
Thousands Of spectators are on the scene
The loss is about 500. 600.
The Standard oil Company carries its
own insurance.
S5OO,OOO Fire In Chicago,
Chicago. Jan 2I.-One fireman is SUD
posed to have been killed. more than
score Of others were injured. and
property valued at S5O0OO was de-
stroyed in fire which devastated the
Mayer Building. a seven-story brick
structure, and the Hotel Florence. at
1G3-167 Adams street, early to-day.
The walls and roofs Of both struc-
lures collapsed. carrying down with
them an entire company Of fremen
All except one. James Gallagher Of
/ truck company No. 1, were rescued. His
body is believed TO be in the ruins
When the high wind carried the flames
to the roof of the Florence Hotel. scenes
of great confusion followed Twenty-Five
or thirty inmates. including FIVE women,
rushed 10 the street partly dressed Many
Of them carried their clothes in their arms
and hurried 10 nearby houses TO dress
$4,000 Fire ut Norwich.
Norwich, Conn, Jan. 27-Fire I'm the
factory Of the Norwich Belt Manufactur-
ing Company occupied on the first floor
by the offices and salesroom Of the COM
pany and on the two upper floors by the
Davenport Fire Arms Company to-day
did about $4,000 damage
The fire was started near the office Of
the belt company, and was discovered by
Patrick Connolly. a watchman. The cause
is unknown.
Fire at Ocean View, Va.
Norfolk, Va, Jan. 27.-Fire of alleged
incendiary origin at Ocean View. a sum-
mer resort eight miles north of Norfolk.
on the Chesapeake bay, early to-day de
stroyed the Bay Shore Railway pavilions
and lighthouses, the Av0ca Club, the
Ocean View Baptists room Of worship
the scenic railway, and the handsome
new cottage Of Capt ". S. Foster, of
the Virginia Pilots Association.
The winds were high. and the entire
resort was for time threatened.
Horses and Cattle Burn.
Suffolk, Va Jan. IA big barn owned
by James NJ Branch was burned on Sat
urday night in Isle of Wight County,
Va, with seven horses and mules, seven
teen cows, 800 barrels of corn, several
carriages. and lot of farm machinery.
The loss is s., 900. The owner is a brother
Of Hurricane Branch, the detective