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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-16
Coal River Railway

Time Table No. 10, i'll Effcc, t)o,o,..~
l6, 1907.
TRAIN No. LEAVES Peytoua OLA, ~, .
arrives at St. Adams SO a ~ r,,,,'
meeting with c. & O. Nu.u, c,.,
bound and No. 7, west bound
TRAIN No. S-Leaves Peytoua r:saI, -,
arrives at ST. Adams 500 y. r,.' con-,
Meeting with c. & O. 30. 6 east
bound and c. s O. No. H. WEST
bound, and with c? & O. No ior
passengers east of Hinton.
TRAIN No. 5-Leaves Madison, fIi,t,e
Coal) 5:I9 a. m, arrives ut Sproul
o:5o a. M, connecting with train No
for st. Adams.
TRAIN No. 2-Leaves St, Aibans raa. H.,
receiving passengers from G. K O.
No. ID and Nc. 81, arrives at Pcv,opa
1896 a. Ill.
TRAIN No. 4-Leaves St. Alhans 4:Io p.
m. receiving passengers from {. &, q,
trains No 6 No. 7 and No, a. ar
rives at Pcytona S. 40 p III.
TRAIN No 6-I.eaves Sproul $40 D., m
receives passengers Coal River train
No. a, arrives at Madison at 6:4op p. III,
CHAs. x. McDERMorr
Eeu'l Supt
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-16

'The laborer is worthy of his
hire so says the Dixon conyeu-
ton, but Sammy fails to say that
he reserves the right to name the
wages of the laborer.
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Pay your subscription to The
Lobor Argus. Our dinner pail is
empty.
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Trades Assembly special meet
ing Monday evening. Be there.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-16

The Lincoln Republican party
has been launched in this state.
The platform denounces s'ring
rule'' and bossism and pours hot
shot into the powers that be. The
leaders Of the new party propose
to fight the political faki1s and
carpet baggcrs who are now in
control. We wish them success
and suggest that they include the
notorious guard" system in their
round up of the crooks.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-16

fla 1.-THE of the charity which
organized labor expends for and
feels for the great mass of the peo-
pie was extended to organized
labor it would be heard of as public
benetactor, never as a public men
ace, and its greatness and worth,
not Its weaknesses and excuses. be
in the mouths Of its critics. These
features are, however, carefully
overlooked, and its weaknesses.
which invariably operate more in
Jurlously against itself than
against. its opponents, given undue
consideration.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-02
FORM MINING COMPANY.
Railroad Man and Real Estate OPP
orators Put Up Half MILAN
Dollar Company.

With capitalization OF $4,000, l..
G. Cannon. H. NJ Fulmer and X. X.
Ives have incorporated the Steptoe
Orc Mining Co, the articles of in
corporation being filed with the
county clerk yesterday for record.
The Incorporation articles provide
that the company shall have 100000
shares of par value of 81 The prin-
cipal Office is named as the office of
Fulmer e. ives IN Ely City. No dura-
ton of the life OF the company Is
named. it is TO be governed by a
board of five directors.
The property of the company is
located in the Steptoe mining district,
about 81 miles from Ely City and
near Shops station, where a very
good surface showing prevails. The
ground was acquired during the rush
to Granite district last winter. Since
this development has worked that
way and recent finds in the vicinity
have been very encouraging.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-02
SOME LITTLE LIFE.
Then Market Lapsed Into Dullness--
About the Only Buying Is Being
ing Done by Shirts.

NEW YORK, July There was
a fair degree of activity during the
first hour OF the stock exchange SEES
sion today. Apparently it took abotu
that length of time TO demonstrate
to the satisfaction of the professional
traders that there was nothing in the
market. Their tentative operations
largely cearsed after that, and the
market lapsed into stagnation more
profund than anything that has been
witnessed before this summer
The amount of borrowed stock
that was returned to lenders in the
loan department revealed the extent
to which yesterdays light buying de-
mand was TO be attributed TO the
deduction OF the outstanding short
interest. Strength from such cause
had little in it TO stimulate speeula-
tive buying of stocks. The SUPPOSE
ton that yesterdays faint stirring of
demand was herald of reinvestment
buying with the proceeds of the half
yearly disbursements of profits was
Inegatived by this disclosure of the
origin OF the buying. The holiday in
prospect at the end of the week Is
a factor in depressing speculation.
The sentiment of professional trad
ers about the stoek exchange is quite
generally bearish. and the firmness
OF tone is owing in no small part TO
this fact IN spite of the seeming con-
tradition.
The bearish sentiment of the trad
ers prompts them 10 sell stocks short,
ard every short sale implies a neces-
sity for rebuying an equal amount.
This Is potential element of firm
ness in the market, as was demon
strated in the short lived advance
yesterday. The non-success of the
bear selling in dislodging any real
holdings OF stocks implies, on the
other hand, the determination of
holders not 10 part with their stocks
at present prices. hat the floating
supply of stocks Is scanty is obvious
from the difficulty with which shorts
get back what they have sold. Here
comes in the influences of the ex-
tremely easy condition of the money
market and the general confidence
felt IN a profitable weld of the coun-
try's crops.
There was nothing 10 change opin-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-02
IMPROVEMENT NOW
EXPECTED IN AUGUST

number of the larger Industrial
concerns OF the country have urged
their employees TO take their annual
vacations in advance of the middle
of August, by which time IT IS an
nounced they desire TO have tall
forces at their command. Lowering
of steel and iron prices as affecting
much of the finished output has had
effect of bringing In many orders,
This together with the fact that the
railroads and large construction con-
Germs again have money with which
10 make improvements Is behind the
expectation of the manufacturing
concerns of the country that they will
have need FOR their fun forces by the
middle OF August. Consequently
there is improvement looked for in
the market at about that time. Sum-
mer lethargy will hardly break away
before then and probably not until
about the list Of September. Il can
only be reiterated In this column
that between now and the time Cum
berland Ely and Nevada Consolidat-
cd represent choice buys. New York
closing quotations yesterday We're;
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-02

June Figures Are One-Third Below
Those of May Account of Storm

RIJTTE Julv THE Butte conner
production for June reduced fully
one,f bird. possihlv more. eompared
with the Nav production. owing to
the damage bv the floods TO the
shelters and TRANSFORMATION facilities
The mines of the Boston & Montana
eomnany. which nroduced nearly a.
900 tons of ore a dav were closed for
Two weeks. Some remained closed
on account of wasbout on the Great
Northern.
The Buite Anaconda & Pacific
railroad befween BUTTE and the
Wasboe snelter al Anaconda. was
damaged by washouts and wrecked
bridges causing n closing of all the
mines that Skinned IN Anaconda in
Guiding those of the Anaconda. North
Butte. Butte Coalition. Butte & Bos-
ton. Washoe. Trenton and Parrot
companies. besides shutting off all
miscellaneous production for a period
of several davs.
When the Washoe resumed full
operations some mining was done in
the Mountain View mine of the Bos-
ton q Montana company. and the ore
Skinned to Anaconda. II is likely
that the Boston & Montana will be
limited in its production to the out
nut of the Mountain View for several
months. according TO latest estimates
The Mountain View produces about
| 500 tons of ore daily when operat-
ed TO capacity. The Clark mines and
smeltef were also shut down for
several DAYS on account of water
that overfiowed the smelfering nlant
and the storm that put the electric
car line out of business in Butte.
stopping ore TRANSFORMATION from the
Original mines. The damage done
by the flood in Montana to railroads.
mining interests, public property. has
been estimated at $5.O00.O0o.
The North Butte Mining company,
expects TO open the Edith May vein
on the . ,00o and , .200-foot levels
within three months. The stations
and skip pockets being cut at those
levels will be completed in about 40
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-02
SHAMROCK OF CHURCHILL

On Friday r.. Mccoy left Fallon
with his freight outfit to bring In a
ton of sacked samples from the
Shamrock group. owned by ]. In
gals, c. A. Barnum. W. Preston
Clark r. Mccoy Rob Halter and
Lou Miller. The group consists of
eight claims and lies toward the
north end of the district. 1t is q
little south of the old White Cloud
district that mined and smelted gold
and copper ore 80 years ago and
that even now is still developing a
gold mine and following up a strong
ledge of zinc that was tapped on the
way to the gold ledge
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-02
MARKETS MINING, AND METALS

ions. A favorable impression was
made by the resumption of construc-
ton work said to have been made
by the Union Pacific The wage set
tlement announced by the American
Sheet and Tin Plate Co. had like
influence. The maintenance of the
Anaconda dividend seemed to be ex-
pected. Funds were offered in
abundance for loans for time with
very light demand. The closing of
the fiscal year was the occasion of
the 2 per cent call loan rate. The
days price changes we're mostly
small declines.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-02
BETTER THAN EXPECTED.

The latest ASSAYS from the Gold
Crown properties at Gold Circle prove
better than expected. A grab SAM
pie from the dump gave returns of
$3.50. while an average sample
from IA inches on the FOOT wall at
the bottom of the shaft went 5000.
gradual increase In values is be-
ing shown as greater depth is at
tanned.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-02
BrNroRD 4 HuLsE LETTER.

There was some activity in the
market today. Newhouse was large
trader Nevada Consolidated was
The live one of the Ely stocks-in
fact all of the Ely stocks were traded
in quite freely The metal market
is in much better shape Prices on
stocks are not going up but the pub
lie is taking some interest in the
market. which will soon drive the
prices upward.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-02
ELY CITY DIRECTORY OF RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES.

business Represented Ely City Given
Men f he
tardf for
for Right Tscesfo r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-25

without lifting cover d.n't let lhc
anmpHuss set under tho water. as
that makes ,hem aosey after taking
the dnmpiinsa out, mix four table
spoons q meal ana little water;
ma s. l. e ION san pom i ont d be
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great deal Of work. hut il repaSs toue
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Fine Tomato Soup ScaId and peel
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minutes, to reject the seeds; nov add
a quart OF scaldtng milk. salt, psppee,
generous lump Of butter and boil up q
moment or two; serve with tolst.
crackers or add boiled riee to Il:
either way 1t Is splendid for lSves Of
tomatoes,
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New Trimmings,

One Of the new trimmings Is the
use of black cloth cut out in wide,
bold designs. applied to calored cloth,
This is quite effective for street
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gowns.
Broadcoth is used for the embrod
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There is no hem. The cloth is an
piled with raw edge. but as this is
done now with bands aud folds and
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The sewing of this embroidery to
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and no matter how well 1t is done. a
hot iron is needed for the finishing
touch.
Certain dressmakers paste on this
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smoother and the work less trouble.
This kind of trimming has been
particularly we'll carried out on a
gown Of white meteor crepe in which
the cutout embroidery lsot pale, vic
let cloth, This is used to simulate q
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The tea tray on wheels may not be
familiar to every one. 1t is generally
a two'shelf arrangement of wicker or
mahogany that can be trundled arlunl
on three little WHEELS, and milady can
have 1t brought to her from the kitch-
en- all stocked for the tea hour.
The shops are also Offering glass.
covered mahogany trays to match
small tea tables. the table is left in
the desired place, and the tray with
the beverage is brought in and placed
upon it. There are ALSO convenient
wire frames fitted with bread and
butter and tea plates, the servant he
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Jumper Dress to stay.

The jumper dress is SAID to have
come to stay, and 1t seems to have
become as definitely established rs
our national institutions. Instead oil
appearing in all manner Of costumes
however, as 1t did a season or two
ago. 1t now is restricted more to til :
outing or school costumes. 1t is seen
to be sure, in the tailor-made dresses
for your girls. but mas little Influence
on the more formal dresses Of the day
That other old friend, the kimona
style, now is traceab1e principally in
the sleeys of capes, jumper dresses
occasionally, and rarely Of coats.
But to mention what Is, rather than
what is not, commanding attention
The cne-plece costume is worn to the
exclusion Of almost all other models
by young girls. In nine eases out oil
ten 1t is made with empire back, a
long wasted effect in front, girlleI
in according to the conventional man.
ner of the ordinary bodice. and it has
long sleeves. With this as a working
basis, notifications without end are
Introduced
OF the school dresses there is cos,
tune of stripe of the same shade. IT
is trimmed in gray satin buttons an
made with gore dskirt. AS with the
other dresses OF the day, the back is
made in empire style. It Is worn with
a fancy guimpe. The sleeves are Of
elbow length.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-25

per AND salt TO- The corn siarch. heat
the butter IN q saucepan and add tn,
corn starch; STIR well; then add lli
tle d the not milk sin ill smooth
Eepeat 1ntil thin enough to pour eas
III then II i mo he paindsr d
me mill the boiler; eat sba n
matoes md strain out the seed ada
the soda stir ven; then ada 10 az
cream. Serve with Groutons.
old-iashioued Vegetable soup =
Three pounds Of weit.miked meat. I'll
and lean: four quarts water, taree
good.si5ed rock tunips. ave good.
sized carrots. three large onfcns, /.
large potatoes. one teaspoon black
pepper, one teaspoon poultry season.
imp, one and a. half tablespoons salt;
boil meat two hours before putting IN
turntps, carrots, onions, ali Of which
must be sliced; then an hour after put.
ting in these vegetables put in the
potatoes whole; add water as it bolls
away to keep it about four quarts;
when potatoes are soft make dump
llngs as follows: One quart -four
three teaspoons baking powder, one
tablespoon lard, one teaspoon salt;
work lard into flour salt and baking
powder; then mix in water to m,ke
dough like biscuit roll and cut llka
blscnit; now take out enough broth 30
the vegetables will stand up above the
broth that is left: place dumpllngs on
the vegetables: let boil 20 minutes
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clips. The whole afternoon tea set

clips. The whole afternoon tea SET
can be brought in in the same way
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glasses; when it is unlocked the han
die at the Top turns around, releasing
the shoppers from the silver caps.
Among the novelties for the dining
table is china asparagus stand, com.
plete with &rli and saucaboat, which
is made so that It can be nefi in one
hand by the servant, and is, thera.
fore. much more convenient for hand
ing between guests.
The new double gravy stand is as
pretty as 1t is useful; It consists Of a
hot water container, with handle
and lid, into which two sauceboats fit
so that gravy and bread sauce, for ex-
ample, may be handled with ease at
the same time and kept properly not.
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handle can be removed. the sauce.
boats taken out and the contained
than forms either soup tureen or a
salad bowl, etc, This is made in the
leaf and reed pattern in which a
whole service can be obtained,
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To eight pounds OF grapes allow
five pounds graduated sugar, one cup.
full, of cider vinegar, one tablespoon Of
powdered cinnamon and half that
quantity of powdered cloves. Squeeze
cut the pulp, as for the preserves, and
cook and strain In similar manner,
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FOR sALE-2 houses and 2 acres of
ground; one 4 room, one out build.
tngs and well fruit, cherries, apples,
grapes and peaches This property is
right in town it will rent for $125.OO
per year. Price 100000 each, terms to
suit, H. B. Realestate, Box SO, Rives.
vile, w. Va. st
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tunic on skirt and for bands across
and round bodice.
1t is daring method and must be
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Soups.

Mock Bisque soup-one cup stewed
tomatoes, pint milk, three-quarters
tablespoon butter, three-quarters, ia.
blespoOn corn starch, one-half tea
spoon salt, one-quarter saltspoon pep.
per, one-half saltspoon soda: heat the
milk in double boiler, add the pep
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-25

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