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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21

Set, iom liffert lpllge oil bepares /
fornpielig grinoring label at @uI0=
bruoeparret ielp iom at ale Sc Do
rige Deltagere.
Maos @ifiloien feotes / Merbeoen
|af Belle for u Mor iioen, og flptte=
De lenere til 8arrit, 3 W2il iDo for.
SorienS / Nnrbeoem al 9erregaar-
ben 8arritifop. Otter at bope mi
itet lin ferite 6ultru. % ell 5gn al
ferite 9@gtelfab, blep GifiIbien 1853.
gift me6 lin n11barenoe &uitru Slime
Marie Serens6atter, iom par fpbt i
@rigiteo, en- Nabobp til 8arrit, for
70 Mar iioen. S Maret 1881 ipfgte
|Gitiloien lit lille 2anoiteo og orog
efter % NarS Mgteifab biemme, til
Mmerita, bbor ban anfom til ct.
Saul ben Ste Maj 1881. Set gamle
8ruoepar er ! 0eres Mgteifab blez
ben peliignet meo,5 Dptre og q 5en-
net, bporaf ben enc Sen er afgaaet
beb Dgoen, meoenS fplger1be allie le=
Der % oeltog ! @uIobrplluppet, me6
nnotagelie al 5eren / Chicago, iom
|blep inoeineet Dubuque, SSopa, pod.
0eien til ct. Saul:
5gren Ma6ien og Mrs. otto Ore
Der, begge ! Chicago; Mrs. 5erer1.
|nlricfien, 3onD Mo6ien, Billiam,
Maoien, Mrs. Masmus Sonien,
Mrs. 8olf &offman % Mrs.
EGbarles 8eterien, ale i ct. &aul
Desu0en bar bet gor1Ie Mgtepar 80
8prnebern og 8 8ernebprns 8srn.
Mo6s GifiIoien er 8eteran fra
4rigen / 1864 og oeforeret meo
sGrinoringsmeoaillen, iom ban UNDER
Soften 9ns6ags mel iano % Be
rettiget 5toItbeb bor.
4 }E& $500 ~ On -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
Clark Street,
~ SEND FOR KATALOa.-

bag Gftermi6bog &l. 2.3O mes llno.
tagelie al ben al1oen Sgn0ag / bper
Moaneo. Torelebig, inotil nnrmere
8efjen0tgiprelie, ofboloes bisie Cubs
|tjeneiter i 1refolotgbeos norife Sir
fe, paa ;Sjprnet al Tarrington og
.9berburne MDes., bporttl alle Danlfe
st. 8aul og Sn1egn paa Set fjpr-
|ligite in0bD0es. Man bebes meobrin=
&c Sen Danif lntb. &irtes Nialmebog
llngoomSmg0e afbploes sen lite og
I36ie 5ors0og often / bper Maaneo
i Wr. 8o0sgaar6S Silent 22S Weit
.6tb ct, ct. SAUL, al Naitor g. Sam
len. Mlle ltnge irtObDoes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
eHsstjeaefter ! ct. Saul.

8nsStjeaefter ct. $a1l.
Spnobeu2 ,1srif ebangeliif-lntber.
ffe @enisbeb, &isr,1et at CANADA oe
13oe Sts., boiler @u6stieneite bpe,
5gnoags Goru1io6ag &I. 1890 ol
often 81. 7:45. Sgn6agsfoler
mg6er 81. 9 6orm.
S &apellet pan 9igrnet al @ea
llep % Curl cts. er Scr Spnoags
ffole bper Senoag @ftermiooag ser
3 oe @u0stieneite aI. 7.30 Mften.
S @olos @oIl, 913 @apne Mpe
1Rr Oorf 5tr. er Ser Sgnoogsifol,
bper Sbnoag gfterm. &l. s. g
8. &eque, Gaitor, $40 Capitol 8ou
tIeDnr1.
Srefolbigbebs norif epang. l,tb
&irfe, 6arrington % @berburnt
apes. @uostieneite bber @enooq
&l. 1880 5orm. paa Morff og 7.45
Mften pau Gngelf. @gnoagsfole
og 8ibelflasie efter &gimesieguos.
tieneiten. @br. Spbilruo, @raft,
$50 6uller 5treet.
GmanueIs uorif.lntb. Menisbet
@auges Spnooe), @u6stieneite bpe1
Sanoaa Tormiooag. ST. 1917 %
Sgnoag often SCI. " / @irfen poo
&iernet af CANADA % fiortenoe
Streets. sbn6agsffo1e fra 8I. IL
til l. @aitor CIR. 8. 8robaug, iom
bar obertaget ful6 8ettentug / Me'
nigbe6en, Dor i Nr. 298 @illiams
Ctr. MIe er belfomne til @u6stie,
neiterne og Sgnoagsfolen.
@nbstieneite / Sen nprif.banife
@aptiit.&irfe, &igrnet at milfor1
90. @ooobrioge Streets, bper Sen.
Jug SCI. 1890 Sor1ni6oag og 7.3b
Nften. SCI. $50 l~1ngoomsmaoe.
Sen norff-oanjfe 8opttitmenigbeoa
MISUNDERSTANDING mg0er / fit 2ofale
bier Sbnoag SCI. $50 Gfterm., ST.
at Mtlfor6 % @ooobrioge St5.
Sang % We1iif at Il. S. Sangfor.
aIIe @fanoinaper biertelig bel
TONNE.
Den norf.banife MetbobiF &irfe,
&ibrnet at 8roaotpap % 1915 ct,
afboloer fine @uostieneiter fom I'll
ger: 3reoifen Sgnoag Gormt6odg
aIoffer 1890. Mften 7.45. l1nge
Solfs gptportb 2iga: @bnoag aften
81. 6.45 % Iiterart Mboe ben 2oen
% 4be Girsoag Maaneoen. @br'
t1emboe bber Dngoag Mften 81. 8.
5. q. Sacobfenl Baitor, 2s9 t3t5
[@treet.
Sen b~anif-nOrffc @Olsatba Menig-
beb irobpoer biarteligit til fine
@uostieneiter / &irfen, 1856 Sbomas
Street, NOR Como Mpenue % Mice
Str, bber 5gnoag 6ormiooag SCI
1880. Mftenqubstieneite bber 5gn.
Bag Mften SCI. 80; bper 26ea %
4oe Sgnoag Mften paa Grgelit
|SenbagsifoIe bier senoag Mioooa.
SCI. 1910. ~ungoomsmpoe 81. 6.3c.
|5gnoag Mften. 8aitor g. 8jerre,
@irfens Brpit, Dor 100 sberburt.
-@be. @onfirmanoer mootages bel.
)per agronglgormiobag SCI. 10.
9anff.eb.- Init. 81. stepbaaS Sir.
L, SiSrnet at Orleans % Steoet1S
@treet, @~uogtienefte bper SbttooeE
IGormiooag 81. Il. @enoagsifole
81. :.
8etbania airfe, ST. Scents g So.
reit gtreet. @~ubstieneite ofbolbeS
gsnoag 5orm. 81. 1890 % afftean
SCI. 100. SDer aorgbog Aften 8en'
ler1g6e airfens 8aien1e,,t. Sbn.
bagsftoIe bier S6noag 81. y. g
S. Magitab Hraft. 8opd s846
BORT gtree.
DanF lntb,rF e,abstisaeite atbol
oes GATOR dnu per sa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21

Sngcu Sobaf for sfolebrenge.
Sfoleiuperinten6ent &eeter er Ell
Mano, Der boI6er itrangt paa, at
2opens Dr6 ifal opfploes til @nnft
,og 8riffe, % 11aar ben beitemmer,
at Minoreaarige life n1aa rDge,,
iaa maa De lite. Set er Ipffeoes
BAN 2ebet at be iioite l1ger at faa
l%1ofaroiget en- 2iite pua oper 90
8anblenoe, Der ital bape ioIgt 50.
.baf til 9renge, % ban bil babe bent
for &etttn, foa mart Der foreIigger
fnlogDl6igt 8epis imoo Dem. 81
ben ban for ,ogle Maaaneoer ioea
begpnote fin RaInpag1e pon bette
Self, bar GorboIoer1e beoret ia Is.
ifilligt, % iom 5sIge Of bans fraf-
tige 6orbolosregler iaIges Der M
laugt minore END tioIisere aobaf til
Minoreanrige, men ban BIZ giere 1T
at uitiffen fan blipe beIt ubrpb-
set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
Gn ny 11pr}f SCREENING, ser eu6n,1.

VH MI nDr1t EUorf11t10, Ger en0ttiI
fife bar faaet Mabn, blep iiolte uge.
oprettet Ter / 8Den me6 Or. &nrt.
&gegb iom 8reiioent, Carl 6dnlen
5efreter og 6. 9. Mforcf JONI &as=
lerer. Soreningen ct nermeit EFT
5ortlettelie al 8tfing 2iga, Der / 0en
ii6ite SID bar ligget belt u0irflom.
Dens Bormaal er at urbeioe pao:
6remme al Sc norlfe Entertainers
SntelligenS og itprfe 6orbinoelieu
mellem oct gamle og oct u6Dan0re6e
Morge, og Ser ifal bol0es Mgoer
me6 Sore0rag en- Gang maane6lig.
Sorbanolingsiproget bill bobe0iagelig
blipe @11gelif.
Mbplpb Stamuit5, Ser for bapt
Mniettelie iom Seller" i 8anf of
Commerce, til bbilfen 5ttlling ban
,baboe arbej6et fig op fra SUB, bleb
iiolte l1ge orreiteret for at bape til
benot fig $3,f50 al 8anfens Mio=
Ter. 6an tilito6 itrafs fin 8rpoe,
81 ban bleb fremitillet for &etten.
Mrreitationen foregif / bans Silent
1920 @ennepin, og bans @11itrlt
b1eb / Sen @ra6 operpel6et al Mr-
reitationen> at bum beibimeoe. @an
tom pno Srifo6 moo $4,000 &ou-
ton, og 8anfen bill intet Sab lioer
ba bar bap6e itillet Ell @al,tion poo
$4,000 fra ct Sec11ritp @ompant.
MaDor S. 6. SaDmes opleite oeo
8Droaosmgoet / Sreoags fit r@uo-
fab, / bbilfet ban giber en- 0ber-
iigt oper oe forifiellige Departemen-
tiers Mrbei6e. Maporen er ttte for;
pligtet til at afgipe en- iaaoan aar=.
Zig 8eretning, men ben bliper Dog
Tom &egel bbert Mar fremiat. S
8uoifabet frembaper MaDor SaDnes
ganife ierligt Holitt,D epartementet3
Mrbei6e og nebner at 8Den | Jor-
bolb til 6olfemengoe ogl Mreal bar
en- meget lille Rolitiitprfe, bporfor
oens Mrbei6e mao iaa meget mere
panifipnnes. Bolttiet arbeioer goot
lammer meb M1lntcipal Court og
1neo @umane Societp, og peo en- GOD
.Samptrfen meIlem 1isie tire opnaaes
Der ofte, at 1tnge Menneifer, Der CT
f6mmet pao Sfraapldnet, re66es for
.gamfunbet og iGttes 6tano til at
FIRE ct b9berligt 2tb. 2tgeleoes ro-
les Board of CHARITIES an6 @orrec=
lions for fit -gooe og opofrenoe Mr=
beibe. Mloerman Gerber faar en- pez
ciel Sat for lit Mrbeioe for Dpret=
telien at 8aoene beo MlDmoutb Mpe.
en- Goranltaltning, Der fiffert
bar frelit mango lnge Menneiters
eto. 8pens Dbligationsgiplo bels=
Der iig Inn til $8,251,722.73, bpiIfH
life er mere END 5 psf. al 5fate
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
minneapolis.

@uict go. 245 1Otb Mpe. e.,
bbor Mor6et pan Sc 6 M%oce6oniere
foregif for ca. 2 Mor iioen, bar at
ter peret &iemite6et for ct ubDgge-
Iigt Dabsfal6. On gammel 4pin6e,
Mtrs. &elen @almitr6m, bel fienot
/ 5po minneapolis, iom / nogcll
8i6 bar boet alene / @uIet, blep !
Manoags flln6en liggen6e 6p6 pao
@rlbet / &gffenet. Oct ontoges, at
@ebsaariagen bar beret ct @log-
tiIfnloe.
Spreningen 9anid afbol6er iel-
ffabelig Sammenfomlt paa Dania
Soil ~fgritfommenbe 1Spnbag Nften
s. %. 6ebr., bportil Meolemmer
me6 6amilie bar fri A6gong. Dan-
jfe, ser lite er Me6lemmer al Gor<
,ninger, men in6fgres ne6 ct Meoz
lem, beaIer en- g11tre al 35 Gents.
o. Is. 6ebrnar artes ale Meo-
Iemmer at mgoe frem til set regr,-
lore Mgoe, ioet Ser 90 ifal balges
DeIegat til De Sammenilnheoe
Dnnife 6oreningers &onpention.
So Maborfanbioater, Ser begge
oil fsge Ben repubIifanife 93omino-
ion, Tan betragtes ION loa gobt
ON iifre6e. Sen enc er St Son,
gresmanb 2oren Sletcber, Ser !
'n11gere 9i6 bar bapt UNDER alpor-
ig Dberbeielie at i6ge Domination,
q ion mi fan a1tages at babe en-
t,elig beitemt fig for bette. Sen ar-
zen ct Druggiit CHARLES @ubn, Der
Il bel fienot / 2ofalpolitifen og
ON ltgttes al @arfielo @epnblican
Stub.
u@fubaarsballetM iom Mleranora
aogen, s. g. g, afboloer paa Dn<
r.rr .4.m ox.&.~ 0rf+o., S7%1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
1neeT proes
gigre,loe, Sc pnes oaioa q
ppre od rirneHgite Droene1s @rono
aoooe bar MI taget Mffare

.,A..n.... 3 rS r:Ssl. az.
sasNa,s..g. $ n.a'...a. w.
49,.
q
l y
bons pasr.t a,,a,. en- GaItaaasa q.
os -. @n..,a... 49,. 80
ninao, : nome maa,,ah H.. 81.
onnSeI;on q apor+a - ;t,,na ,a,4sa
mono ; qn;Ii;n1bpo,,a hnara;
aornharon -, 49, .ra.a ~
IT, nptte H,,ioe 81, AZ mo,,I a..
bore onpr tsaoo anornoona 3. mona
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21

airfeiabpielie. 0lipet @ongrega=
tional Church .paa DepeD & Sgle=
bart Mpes. blep it0ite Sen6ag ino-
bet UNDER bejtioelige religipie Gere-
monier og for en- meget itor 11lbp-
rerfrebs. Otter @nostieneitens sll1t=
ming blep ser paa itaaen6e SOB iub-
ifriberet $4,000, iaaoel blonot
Me0lemmer JONI Sffte-M eolemmer,
EN- Sum, Der meb be nllereoe inb=
TONNE $4,000 fuloitenoig befrier
&irfen for @ial0 og e16oa Iaoer
$4,000 tilopers til Snofigb at ct
mt 0rgel. On flor Mengoe &re-
iter fra iaapel ct. Saul iom Min=
neapolis bar tiliteoe og oeltog / Sno.
biellen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
81. Paul.
,sSt Paul Mdendess Kontor,s Room6l
Union Heck Cedar Fourth Il.

Uhre bespgden veIkjendte Juuye
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9sE. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
$1,O35, 1874 e set 8etyb, beri19O7
Fec brngt til offenlige Arbeioer %
SJorbeoringer efter 9th Controller
2onig 8et5 aarIige @apport, Der for
Ieoen blep offe1liggiort.
Ialbt ! en- &loaf. Ole 6orren.
Ion, 9irtb &Sobm streets alot
forleoen neo en- &loaf-l1bgrapning
paa @ation s gictoria Streets, %
fit lit penitre Ben ilemt beifaoiget
San blep / Ell Mmbulance ffert 81
Gitp 6%oipitalet.
8ostrbffer Ratbias Roe blep for
en- SID iioen paatisrt at en- Spor.
pogn paa Sisrnet al 8apne Mpe. %
@ois ctr. % fif peo benne 2eiligbeo
ret betpoeIige Beifa6igelier. Der.
Moe bar M iogibgt 5porpeisielifabet
for en- grltatning paa. $4,000.
vsbrtuers Cirrus" / Mubitoril,n1
illttteoe iibite 2sroag Mften % bar
i ollie Maober % lite min6it / II
laonciel @enieeu6e Ell o%peroroenlig
tiers Sufces. 0mtrent $4,000 @ten-
neifer bar. opernaret @ftermi6oags,
og Observation-Disclosures ugens 2eb;
l1aens iterite Mften .par Sorsoag, 30
1900 bar tilltebe.
$4,000 sfabeseritatnins. CT
min g. Mllen bleb for1eoen hlfienbt
bette 8elsb Dos ct. Saul 8anen for
llnber Ell Communicating .af nogle
@ogne at p9re folnmen ilem tilifabe
peD, at ct 2ofomotip Igb IND moo De
gogne, BON arbeioeoe meo. Sans
penitre Ben maatte i9ttes at og ban
miitebe totGeer paa ben bpire SOB.
Snperintenbent s. 6. 2om al
Snin @itD &apto 9rdtiit COMPANY
neolagoe iioite 5proag fit Gmbe6e
soq bill blipe efterflllgt bette at S.
g. Gebear, Ell Ma110 fra Often. Der:
Som Dapoe / lGngere STD plalrlagt
at traffe Jig tilbage, % bans &elbre0
life bel fun11e taule De me6 bans al1-
lparsfuloe 5tilling forbunbne Mn=
itrgngeller pg ale De nbebageligbe=
Der, Ser unegtelig napnlig ben ito
ite 9i0 maa bore fulgt bermeo.
Sg1aa Sl1peri1ten6enten for Mi1t=
neapolis 2inierne, IS. 8rigger, bar
fornpIig trutfet Jig tilbage for fit
5elbre0s 5fDlo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
Gn s somu1ers @aublebniug

Gn s sommers &aublebning
lprang iioite Man6ag Mften paa Ga
naba Street, rnr 9entb street, meo1
ct 8rag lom en- gulfan i nobruo.
0mtrent 10000 @oIloner gano git
.peo ben 9eiligbeo gaoIfen ON maj,
iaa maa iige.
SITE minbre enb 10 8ranbalarme-
ringer fanot Steb iioite sgnoag, Sc
fieite bog al mtnore BetDoning. ct
faafaloet p&labbns1 til DaDton glbe.
8resbpterian Church bar nar bIeper,
goelagt neo en- Brand, Der ppitoo I
aialoeren, men bIep oog Ti,ffet meo
ct 9db Of I'm $500, Gre garebuie
paa Attpater Street; Dur6eret &c SIS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21

sF541EH+ t%Et.S-tSp4--yTs .=-s.E4.s ~
Torretniussuobiflins ! 81. Saul
MibmaD-9 iitrittet. st bette Diitrift
frembDoer uomerfe6e 8etingelier for
SabrifsanlRg m. b. bar altib pRrpt
en- befienot Sag, og Der er M ogiao
8laner oppe ON Mnlag al en- flor
Sabrif peo @riggs, Cooper & 60,
Der bill fomme til at inotage ct Mreal
at ca. 10 Mcres i%trefte1oe fig fra
6airbien Mbe. til 8beeler % fra
nnioeriitp Mpe. til Charles Street,
en- 9eI at ct 5tDffe 2anb paa 40
9eres, Der er fien6t UNDER Mapnet
9icfermann &arf. Sen Der omtaI..
te planlagte Sabrif er ben ferite paa
bette @rnnoitpffe, men oct forbentes,
at andre inortp bill felge efter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21

PuBL1eHHD IN ST. PAUL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21

strp eIler &rsosnnmre poa bette
.9loo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
We'd Kjsb eller Reparation af
Uhre bespg den veIkjendte Juve
Ter Simon Nelson. 2o9 2. 9TH St,
Paul.

$1,O35,994e & set 8etpb, beri19O7
5er brugt til offenIige Arbeioer 90
,6orbeoringer efter 9Th Controller
Bouts Beta aarIige @apport, Der for
,leoen blep offenliggiort.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
SCHOOL CENSUS LOW.
superintendent of Public Instruction
Points Out Paragraph for Guild
ancc of Census takers.

Orvis Ring. superintendent of pub
lie instruction, for the guidance OF
those who have the important work
of taking school census, writes to the
News as follows:
| notice in several Nevada news
papers that some of the school CEN
sus marshals have difficulty in under
standing the law regarding the TAX
ing of the school census. | have
looked the matter up and find that
the engrossed bill is correctly copied.
but that the enrolling clerk left off
line from Sec g.. part 8, tStatutes
of Nevada. 1907. page 394D also
Compiled School law of 1907, page
81, Sec. ;. part ). The engrossed
copy is as follows. See. 81. part s.:
THE total number of children less
than six years of age; the total num-
Der not less than six nor over Is
years of age; and the total number
of children over Is and less than 81
years of age, counting from the first
day of April Only those children
who are not less than six nor over
1S years of age shall be considered
as school census children.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
As TO THE DEATH
OF JUDGE HENRY BUSH

Whereas, the Shadow of Death has
fallen aslant the door of the home
of Judge Henry Bush. and when II
had lifted the genial spirit of an
other pioneer of White Pine mining
district had flown to other realms.
Therefore, he it resolved, by the
Hamilton club, that in the death of
Judge Bush, White Pine mining dis
trict and Hamilton have lost good
friend. brave man aad worker
from the ranks, whose place will re
main vacant for many years.
BE it further resolved. that We. the
members of the Hamilton CONNER
cial club extend TO the immediate
members of his family our deepest
sympathy in this dark hour, also TO
the residents of this district, where
Judge Bush has spent the best years
of life time.
BE IL further resolved. that copy
of these resolutions be given to the
Ely Mining Record. The Evening Elk
Positor, the White Pine News and
the Eureka Sentinel.
r. A. DEAN.
CARL MUIR,
ALLEN C. BRAGG.
Committee
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
Thief Taken
With Booty
In Ely Hotel

Because Tom Chourecer a Greek.
aged about % years, broke into
trunk belonging to Mrs. William
| Turton, wife of the proprietor of the
Ely hotel, and purloined diamond
ring valued at $40, it is probable
that he faces a term in the peniten-
confined in Jail His hearing will
probably be held today.
Chourecer on Thursday night APP
piled to TurtoH for lodging for the
night, attempting to get a room
without paying for 1t in advance. As
the man was without baggage Turton
refused to allow him to register with
out paying. He left but later in the
night returned and paying for his
room, was shown to it. Hardly had
he had time to get undressed when
Mr. Turton heard some one moving
about the hall. Opening his door he
saw man bending over a trunk, the
property of his wife. He yelled and
the man ran. with the landlord in
pursuit. He arrived at the door of
I the Greeks room just in time to see
! the light go out. Calling in Consta-
BILE Wilson and Officer Harrington,
| Mr.. Turton had the Greek searched,
the rin being found on him. Inyes-
| tigatio3 showed that he had rifled
the d ink thoro ughly.
1t is the belief Il Mr.. Turton that
| the m;1a ,ried TO effect entrance into
I the house / bacf or. as 1t show
ed yeste morning that an effort
had been de to force 1t, before he
finally decided to lodge in the house
during che night. The jswelry was
placed over night in the trunk by
Mrs. Turtor who thought no one
would sesr the hidi g place
c ourecef was With two other
Grseks when he applied for lodging,
but inv ion has failed to show
thu new OF his intention TO
burg" The house. 1t Is the be-
lief CT the officers that had the man
not been apprehended when he was,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
HERMAN Is ENTHUSIASTIC.

NJ Herman has returned from a
tour of inspection of properties of
the Bunker Hill-Sulliyan Mining com
pany In the Granite district He is
enthusiastic over what he saw at this
and other properties.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
WINTER RETURNS HERE.

j. X. Winter, who left Ely aoout
fortnight since for his former home
at Mountain Home, Ida, taking with
him the body of his wife for inter-
ment, has returned to Ely. He will
remain here for the present
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
CHERRY CREEK MOVING.

Passengers on last evenings train
reported that on their way in they
passed several small houses on
wheels which We're being moved from
Cherry Greek to the new Blaine town
site. A large part of the people who
have come to Blaine TO this time
have moved from Cherry Creek.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
IN SELF DEFENSE.

w. II. Carter. the Winnemueea
gambler who shot and killed Henry
s. Armstrong, a bad man from Utah,
several days ago, was discharged at
his preliminary hearing. The evil
dence showed that he fired the fatal
shots in self-defense and therefore
the Justice discharged the prisoner.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
DOVE HELD TO ANSWER.

The Elko county grand jury has
returned an indictment against
George Dove, the brutal murderer OF
Thomas Beans. The murder was
committed at Gold Circle last month.
It is believed that Dove has made a
complete confession to the officers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
MAKING GOOD PROGRESS.

Good progress in the work of
cleaning up Ely is reported by Mar
shall Hudgens. All are taking inter
est in the work. he states, and the
town is each day approaching nearer
the ideal cleanliness desired.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
EASTERN STAR VISITOR.

Mrs. Mary Coffin of Carson, grand
matron of the Eastern Star, is ex-
pected to arrive in the city shortly
to pay visit to the local order. Mrs.
Coffin recently visited Reno. Sparks
and Fallon lodges and is now on her
way to Winnemucca. Elko. Ely and
Austin.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
PROTECTIVE MEASURE.

Dangerous fiues, constructed in un-
safe manner, will have to come out of
service in Ely Marshal Hudgens
during the week has required several
changes made to the end of securing
safety from fires and will require
strict adherence to the city ordinance
covering the ground. Flues in bad
order should at once be reported or
remedied
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
BOURCEY ELY VISITOR.

II. ID. Bourcey. one of the propri-
etors Of the first saloon in Blaine,
arrived in Ely last evening for a
short stay ON business. Mr.. Bourcey
is enthusiastic over the new camp
and its future prospects.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
IN FROM BLAINE.

J. F. Grow came in last evening
from Blaine, where he was for two
weeks. Mr.. Crow has succeeded in
acquiring large interests in the new
district and will at once arrange to
return TO work his properties.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
MRS. HOFFMAN NO BETTER.

Although it was reported yester-
dag that she was somewhat better.
the condition of Mrs. X. II. Hoffman
who is suffering from a severe at
tack of Bright's disease, was reported
last evening to have again taken
turn for the worse.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
Is EXPECTED HOME.

Mrs. c. A. Eddy, wife of the dis
trict attorney. is expected to return
this evening from Denver, Colo,
where she has been for several weeks
on a visit with relatives.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
VISITING HATCHERIEs.

George Mills and e. b. Yerington.
members of the Nevada fish commits
sion, are visiting the different fish
batcheries in the state and arrang-
ing for the planting of many thou
sands of fish in the Nevada streams
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
GOING RIGHT AHEAD.

Herman Wise, auditor for the al
lied interests, was a visitor in Ely
yesterday. Mr.. Wise reported that
building operations at the Steptoe
plant are being pushed with vigor.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
WILL PLAY TOMORROW.

A game of baseball will be played
tomorrow between the Ely City and
Ely teams on the Ely City grounds
The boys have been practicing during
the week and good contest l. ex-
pected The lineup of each will ne
the same as at their meeting two
weeks ago. with the exception OF a
few changes in position
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
NUMBER OF DRINKS.

Three men were arrested last even
ing by city officers on drunk and dis
orderly charges. They were William
McCarty, John Buto and another who
was too drunk to give any name. All
will be given trial this morning be-
fore Judge Cartwright.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
HAS MOVED OFFICE.

DR.. Pollock, who for some time
occupied Offices on Aultman street,
near Third, has moved his headquar-
tiers to the Riepe building on the
corner of Aultman and hurry.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
BORN.

Mrs. Sol Barrett Wednesday after
noon presented her husband with an
S p pound son. Both mother and
child are reported doing nicely.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04

Accused of having stolen a quar-
termaster's checks, Daniel Keller, a
former regular army captain. was in
dicted by federal grand jury at Chi
cage
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
MAY MOVE DIVISION.

There is strong talk that the
Southern Pacific division at Montello
will be removed to Wells in the not
far distant future. The new 6 hour
law has made it incumbent on the
railroad people to establish more di-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
NORTH A VISITOR.

r. c. North, manager of the sup
ply department of the Steptoe plant
at McGill, passed last night at Ely
City, being registered at the Steptoe.