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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06
ZURICH CALLS
NELSON LIAR
Court Intervened With Contempt
Fines for Both Lawyers Before
Personal Encounter Occurred

Replete with interest was the trial
of James Doran, charged with hav-
ing been a party to the alleged hold
ing up OF Hobo" Johnson's saloon
at Riepefown last Wednesday The
evidence was not so far different from
that elected from the witnesses for
the prosecution Friday, but per-
sona alteration between Attorney
Nelson, for the prosecution, and At
torney Jurieh, while the latter was on
the stand, caused a ripple of excite
ment. 1t VAS ended peaceably enough
by Justice Cartwright, who fined both
$40 for contempt of court. At $3.50
Justice Cartwright took the matter
under consideration until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning, when he will
make known his decision
The morning session was begun
with Doran in the chaiY. He merely
continued the line of evidence as to
his partnership in the. business with
johnson, aud the amount yet to be
paid before he was IN fact a full
partner His status was as a full
partner in the firm, however. he
stated
JuiifH N ~ AitAA Ntlith ~ "
stand The sensation of his evidence
Yves the statement that he had be-
come aware of the fact that his client
was about 10 be swindled by john
son thropgn hearing telephone mes
sage between Luttrell and some one
in Ely, in which the former stated
that he had an easy mark and had
already mulcted nm for $265. Do
rams name was mentioned. he stated.
He advised Doran of the message and
advised Immediately going to Riepe-
town and getting the money. His
story of the procedure in the saloon
was practically the same as that told
by the witnesses for the prosecution
Friday,
II was on cross examination by At
torney Nelson that he and Jurich ex-
changed he compliments of the sea-
son. the matter ending by Zurich call
ing the other liar. For a moment
IL looked as If blows would pass, but
Justice Cartwrights action prevented
this. Other witnesses were eXamin-
ed but the evidence they gave was
unimportant.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06

a miner in one of the properties at
Fairyiew. He denied receiving the
$50 from Costello. The case was
tried before jury and that body
returned a verdict in favor of Scott.
However. Judge Curler reversed the
decision. thus compelling the defend
ants to appeal to the supreme court,
with the result stated.
Costello is in Ely awaiting trial on
two charges which promise to send
him to the penitentiary. About two
years ago, it is stated, Costello and
a woman named Leona Newhall stalk
ed Scott to go on a prospecting trip.
He did not meet with much success
and after the stake was exhausted
he formed a prospecting partnership
with l.. A. Savage and William Mays.
1t was while these three were work
ing together that they discovered the
Wonder district, located the town
site and also the Nevada Wonder,
Elsie and Last Chance groups These
properties We're later sold for for
tunes. The townsite was also locat-
ed. Scott, in typical Nevada way,
presented this townsite 10 his friend
n X. Fitzpatrick
When the district began to attract
attention. and after Scott and his
associates had sold most of their
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06

Thomas j. Costello, although fac
ing serious charges here, being un-
der indictment or two counts Tor ut
tering false checks aud having only
been released from custody few
days since after giving bond. will
come in for something ike s11,000
under a decision rendered by The SUI
preme court of the stafa vest 1Tday
which affirmed for the most part the
decision of the district court in the
case of Costello VS.. Scott. The suit,
which was brought last October. in
volyed title to some of the most Nalu-
able mining property as well rs the
townsite of Wonder. Since the pro-
ceedings we're instituted in the neigh
borhood of $4,000 mas been tied
up in the hands of a receiver The
action was based on a claim by Cos
tello that he had grubstaked Scott
and was entitled to one-nalf the lat
ter's holdings in the Wonder dis
trict When the case was presented
Costello in support of this claim tes-
tilted thar he had sent Scott $50 In
currency in a letter addressed to
Fairview.
On The ether hand Scott maintain
ed that the grubstake had expired
and that previous to the discovery
of Wonder he had been working as
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06

NEW YORK, Jan. i.-R. g. Dun
& Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade
says:
Business quictcd down mt the con-
clusion of the holiday sales, as is cus-
tomary. and time was devoted to
stock taking, while manufacturing
plants were oyerhauled and repaired.
Much idle machinery resumed on
January =, and more mills will re-
open next week, hut in many leading
industries there will continue TO he
u reduction in output until the out
look is more definite. The curtail-
mcnt is general In the iron and steel
industry. and at New England totron
mills. Clothing manufacturers have
received numerous cancellations, and
in some lines buyers have asked de-
lay in shipments of spring goods un-
Ill the situation Is more fully devel-
opcd. There is "a better feeling rs to
mercantile collections since the clos
ing days of December brought no spe-
cial pressure I'm the money market.
Many iron furnaces and steel mills
nave resumed. and others are 10 open
next week, but the eurtailment of
production has been so general that
not over 30 per cent of the capacity
will then be In operation, according
to cstimhtes by some of the best au-
thoritics In the trade. This extern
sivc reduction in output makes the
statistical position strong, and pre-
dictions of sweeping cut in prices
have moi materialiIed. Hides are
generally weaker, except that light
receipts of heavy sole leather hides
sustain that variety.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06
Fire System of Graham Co.
U'W .ANord Big Protection

One of the most complete private
fire systems in the state has been
installed by the Graham Mercantile
company in their Ely store. 1t will
add greatly to the safety of the build
ing and will besides enable them to
aid in fighting fire in any of the
buildings surrounding theirs, giving
much greater safety to the whole
block than has hitherto been en-
joyed.
Six hose stands with an ample sup
ply of cloth and rubber woven hose
near at hand to each, are in the
building. These are connected with
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06
Court Will Reopen Tuesday


s. evening Elko
where he the holidays with his family
district
The will be Tuesday it probable
will be concluded further number
which trial thought
able the session will at the end about weeks
ea suits have been filed within the few days but these will
held until they
arrival the his
hotel where he will while
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06


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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06
GIVE CARD PARTY.

The card party given by Mesdames
Chandler and Bowen, at the home OF
the former in Ely City yesterday aft
ernoon, was an exceedingly pleasant
affair Sev, raj guests came over from
Ely TO attend. The session at cards
was followed by serving of dainty re-
freshments.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06

up in the nature of a fire to.
which commands the surro,us' ,ower
buildings as Well as the rans asVsanding
This alone is great n aoo' itself.
the vicinity, but when tpi,o'oe.ion to
neeolon ,i;San w WIN 'ne six hose lines ,vn n,n
vlaed i py lne !, .standpipes the a.pr pro
gate is $50, somelhing which anv I'VE ,,sa asgre :
have hard work makine h nse will
against, In case of Are i, neadway
the adjoining buildiegs ,h ~ any of
will be placed at the disposa,e ns1e !. lines
local department to no ,posai nr OF the
think best USED as they
II is probable that ,n,s
ment will lower insrranis nis irflroye-
] H. s,.ii ia,l,ulauun,,. .s'ance rates m
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06

look over the developments of
the week gives room for the drawing
of only the most encouraging con-
elusions as affecting the camp Lit
tle may be added To that which has
already been published as TO The ex-
pectation OF the managements Of
Cumberland Ely and Nevada Gonsol-
idated that they will get IN opera
tion at mines and concentrates With
in a short time and that they will
be enabled TO crowd forward with al
possihle speed from now on with the
work of completing full half If the
eoneentrater and full half of the
sp2~ which would mean .ae'irand-
of something over 1000 tons II
r. a day This volume of business,
of course. means the employment Of
largo force' before the middle of the
wear in tie operating departments.
while In the meantime there viii nee-
essarily he larger forces employed
on structrral work than since The
eurtailment orders of October. rhe
Increasing of structural forces has
been quietly In progress for several
weeks in anticipation of the orders
for Increase which Il was practically
assured early In December would
come about. The actual instructions
To this effect which came the fret OF
the year with the return of man
aging Director Pope leatman Of the
allied interests had 20 considerable
eytent. therefore. been discounted.
Nevertheless. there have been addi-
lions to the forces at the smelte and
concentrator during the week and il
Is understood that these vi con
1inuc until The number of men on the
pay rolls there Is up 10 the full iimlt
that can be used To advantage during
the winter season. In this regard At
must he remembered that the great
mart of the work remaining to he
80 Is not of class that can be
M>nSNed With near the readiness in
tolN heather that Is possible In the
VarnNr portions of the year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06
MARKET LOOKS GOOD.

The New York market closed the
week In good form, and the situation
warrants expectation that this week
will witness continued improvement.
Money nj the close yesterday was at
= per cent Copper closed an eighth
higher than on Friday. at the highest
point since the big break. Silver was
also stronger The quotations were
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06
MINES READY FOR BUSINESS

Yesterday Mr.. Yeatman and Super
intendent I.akenan returned 10 the
smelter from a trip 10 the mines. the
visit having been Mr.. Yeatmsn's first
-sipee his return from the east on
"Wednesday Ii Is understood that he
was much pleased with what he SAW
OF the excellent progress being maze
with the sinking of the big -four cum-
partment shaft of the Veteran lninc
OF Cumberland Ely and also ueh
pleased with the showing attaine un-
derground through the development
work tina; has been done since his
last previous visit. Things look
mighty good there and 1t would be
linicult to be other than pleased with
/. he showing, Other properties were
visited and excellent conditions found
: at all of these. As matters stand,
Cumberland Ely and Nevada Consol-
dated can enter into the business OF
regular shipments on very short no
tice. They will he ready for il the
minute the word is given, which will
doubtless be when the railroad line
Is completed to the Veteran shaft and
when the trestle connections are
8 made which will let trains from the
mines onto the ore bin platforms Of
the concertrator. Late work indi-
gates that the extreme ends of con-
struction on the ore line will be com
pleted practically simultaneously,
somewhere close about the middle of
the month, barring weather of char
aeter which might cause temporary
Suspension of outdoor employment,
GENERAL SITUATION GOOD.
The Improvement in the situation
brought about by the certainty of
rush work at concentration and smell
ter has been decided in the district.
New life has been infused in all
property owners and operators The
future looks good and there has been
general preparation TO take advan-
iage OF the turn of the tide. In bust
ness circles the effect is as yet not
SO marked, though the week un-
quoS"hably witnessed improvement,
n45 decided as II would have been
the occasion been other than
the day after honuay buying, a trade
that always deplctes the public purse
Tor n period and never fails to bring &
on a season of few weeks of quiet.
money Is comparatively easy and
pahk deposits keeping well up De-
hlands on The banks have been mod
est there being no apparent desire
10 crowd the day of return tc full
payments on deposits
CONSOLIDATION GOSSIP.
The stock market during the week
Witnessed gain from the close OH
WQuQaX fAr EumharIonJ MI, e,o,,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06
TAX
SUIT IS FILED
County Goes After Money Due from
NorthernnOte for NOn.Payment
...OtherS Will Follow this Week

Filing of the first suit for delin-
quent taxes occurred yesterday at the
court house, when District Attorney
Eddy filed complaint from his Office
against the Northern Hotel company,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06
GOES TO MINES.

DR.. Cowan left yesterday for a
visit to Hamilton. In that camp he
has several properties under develop
ment.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06
FROM ILLNESS.

FROM ILLNESS.
Mrs. Willoughby is recovering from
a severe illness which has confined
her to her home in Ely City for sew
eral days.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06
RUNAWAY
CAUSES FEAR
Streets Cleared Quickly As Ter
riffed Team Dashed Down
Wagon Demolished.

Tearing at breakneck speed
through the portion of the town most
given to traffic and endangering the
life aud limb of many people, a de-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06
RESUMPTION PROCEEDING
AMONG THE INDUsTRIALS

Not All Lines, However, Are as Yet
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Weekly Re-
view Takes Encouraging View.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06
CONSOLIDATION GOSSIP.

ne stock market during the week
Witnessed gain from the close on
3ARaaX- Tor -Cumherland Ely from
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06

Assures u Copper Producing Camp
Second to None In tho World.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-06

The Assured dreat sI..ds
Mining Center Of hesA
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09
TUFTS HERE TO-DAY
Philbin Will Take Coy's Place
at First Base for
Yale.
BOMAR STILL AT SECOND
Howard Jones to be Given II Try-Out
I'm the Box--Iast Home Game
Till May.

The Yale baseball team will play Its
fourth game of the season to-day when
II meets the strong Tufts nine mt Yale
field. The Tufts team was to have play
cd Brown yesterday, but the game was
postponed on account Of rain, In let
ter to the local baseball association the
Tufts manager states that the team Is
Yale hard rub. AS this Is the, last
home game before May large attend
ance Is expected.
one change in the Yale lineup will be
made at first base to-day when Philhln
will take Coys place. Phllbln has been
practicing conscen.ously all spring for
the position of catcher, but MS Captain
Jones Is the best college catcher In the
country Philbin has never had a
chance. Coy, who has been playing at
first base through the past few weeks,
has covered his field position all right,
but has been unable to make a hit.
Phllbin Is little better with the bat
and so he will be given show at the
first bag. The rest of the lineup at the
start of the game to-day will be the
same as that against Tripity. Bomar
will be on second as Dimes is still laid
up.
Beside the change on first there win
be one change In the pitching staff,
Van Week will start the game in the
box, but at the first change Howard
Jones, who has not been in game this
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09
GOLFERS PLAY TIE
r. Abbott and w. II. Lyons In
Draw With e. Knowles and
N. H. Bundy.
OPENING AT YALE LINKS
Interesting Foursomcs Between Ell
Players Stopped at Twentieth
Hole by Darkness.

The first golf match OF the season
took place over the links Of tho Yale
Golf club yesterday. The contest was
IN the nature OF four ball foursome
and the quartet was composed Of two
collegiate champions. The game was
closely contested throughout. At the
finish after having struggled through
twenty holes, the match was declared
draw
The quartet consisted of Robert Alb
bott, intercollegiate champion, 1905,
and w. II. Lyon versus Ellis Knowles,
present Intercollegiate champion. and
n. II. Bundy.
The game was marked by brilliant
shots; sometimes 1t was an exception
al long drive, long approach shot
laid dead to the hole, or long put
run down from the edge Of the green.
Each side at different times would
bio sure of a hole. when their oppo-
nents would make brilliant recovery
and half the hole.
After playing eighteen holes It was
a halved match, and continuing the
nineteenth was halved and also the
twentieth. which brought them to the
clubhouse, and the play was aban-
doned for the day.
The highest individual score was SO.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09
EASY FOR BROUGHAM
20 to 5 Shot Wins First Money
in Rosebud Stakes for
Two Year Odds.
AT NEW ORLEANS TRACK
Night Mist, ut Is to I, Captures Open
ing Event, With Ida May
Second.

New Orleans April S.-Tho Rosebud
Stakes for two-y ear-olds, with $1,000
added, was the feature at the Fair
Grounds to-day, Brougham at ~ to D
proved to be an easy winner.
The summarizes
First. Ave anda half furlongs-Night
Mist Ito. +. Burton. i5 to !. won; Ida
May, 10, Gaugel. II to S, second; APP
pie Teddy, t01. sklrvln. Q to !, third.
Time, 1908 l-5.
Second six furlongs-Masquerade
los, A. Pickens, to /, won; Hasty
Agnes, los, Gaugel, even. second: FL
nancier, 1906. S. Flynn, ii to 2, third
Time. l:ii lis.
Third, six furlongs. Sheen. 107, Nlcol
TO /, won; Anna Scott, l02, J. Baker
30 10 !. second; lngenue, lQ2, u. Burton
I to ], third. Time, i:l5 20.
Stakes-Brougham 1l3, Warren. % tc
8. won; Lena Leech. ll7, Nicol, to J.
second, Intervene, 115, 8. Flynn, tc
@ third. Time, 1901.
Fifth, six furlongs-B lagg, liz, Me
oil, to 5. won; Fri2ette, 9S IL, r. Bur
ton, to ., second AL Muller 100, s
Flynn, to |, third. Time, 1:l4.
Sixth, mile and seventy yards--Iady
Amy, 95, G. Henry, to !, won; Heine
LOG. Rosen, to !, second Hughes, 1917
Delaby, II to 10, won Tcrnus. 10
Mnder, to l.. second; san Ardo, lOt
10, y. Riley, is to |, third. Time
2,0l 2-5.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09
TO HAVE CITY JUNK HEAP.

In accord with a decision and an
order from Judge Mathewson In the
police court yesterday the city Of New
Haven will shortly engage in the Junk
business and city Treasurer Philip
Fresenius will be the official keeper of
the junk heap.
The new order came about through
n question which arose during the
trial of Fellippo Palmisano, of 115
Wallace street, and Antonio Santa
mara, AZ Greene street charged with
breach of the peace, over the dispos-
al Of a revolver which was alleged to
be the property Of Fillippo. The city
treasurer will care for all articles In
dispute.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09
JULIA MARLOWE IN DIVORCE
Named ms Correspondent by Wife Of
Her Former Press Agent.

Boston, April Suit for divorce has
been filed by Mrs, Clara Louise Won
Hermann of Hamilton, against her hus-
band Karl. Julia Marlowe, famous In
the classic drama, is named as core
spondent.
The second correspondent mentioned
In the libel is Mrs. Maud Thorburn
Backus of Brooklyn, but Mrs. Won
Hermann appears to place the greatest
emphasis upon her charges against
Miss Marlowe for whom 1t IS said Mr..
Won Hermann was at ono time assist
ant business manager or press agent
Mrs. Won Hermann entered Il suit for
divorce against her husband, naming
Miss Marlowe once before, In 1903 but
withdrew 1t, She now declares that she
is prepared to prove That at about tho
time of that former suit Miss Marlowe
introduced Mr., Won Hermann to some
one as her own husband.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09
ASKS 100000 FOR LIBEL.
Bronx Borough President Demands
That Sum of Investigator.

New York, April S,--Whcn the Half
fen hearing was resumed at the city
hail this morning an unexpected de-
velopment came with the service upon
John Purroy Mitchell, commissioner
of accounts, of a summons In a suit
charging libel and asking for $4,000
damages. brought by the Bronx Dor
ough president, under investigation.
The defendants named are commits
sloner Mitchell and the Press Publish
ing company, and the suit is based up
on an alleged interview printed in an
evening newspaper, In which among
other things appear the following
quotations attributed to Commissioner
Mitchell: There's been 100000
steal In that Hunts Point condemna-
ton proceedings" and Its a gigantic
steal. and I believe we have enough
evidence to warrant some action
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09

Tho management of the Yale Baseball
association wishes again to announce
to the people of New Haven the sale
OF season tickets which will admit 10
all the home games of the Yale team.
with the exception of the Princeton,
Harvard and Cornell games The price
Of this ticket Is two dollars and d half:
which Is Just about half rate on the
games yet to be played, one who means
to attend all the home games, with the
exception of the three mentioned.
would have to pay about five dollars A
holder of such n season ticket will have
admission to the games for an average
price of 20 cents. This ticket was de-
signed especially to meet the larger
demand of tho townspeople for such a
ticket, and the Yale management Is
anxious to accommodate the people
and welcome them TO Yale field. A
special sale viii Ne held at the office
Of the ticket department, under Durfco
hall on the morning Of the games and
also in the afternoon up to the time Of
the games. They may also be obtained
on any day between the hours Of 10
and II A. m, and and p, m,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-09
NEGRO WOMAN HELD.
Charged With Running House OF I'll
Fame.

Following the arrest in this city
Tuesday afternoon of two young girls
charged with residing in a house of Ill
fame, Matte Hope, colored woman
whose residence Is at 100 Oak street,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Sergeant Dennehy and Detective Dor
man on the charge Of keeping that
same house of III fame at Prindle
street. Both the girls were remanded
until this morning in the city when
they will probably be sent to their
homes In New York city They claim
they came to this city two months ago
with young men and were left at the
prindle street house.