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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26

Is the guest OF Mrs. N. A. Downman az
''Idlewild." near this city.
Miss Virginia Bennett. OF Newport News.
is the guest OF Miss Nellie Boatwright.
Misses Lille and Lottie Frazer. ofsOranga
Leo j. Graves.
Miss Virginia Maitland is the guest Of
Miss Mamie Shnckelford. in Orange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
Tavlorsville Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
3 TAILORSvILLE,Y VA, July 2b.--Mrs.
j, 3. Burfoot and children. Of Pc
ltersburg. are boarding at Mr., !. Q.
h MI. IIarvie Baker and wife have
gone to Chattanooga, Tenn. TO; Tor g
Mrs. II. 6. Carver and children, who
have been visiting her brother. OF
this place, have. gone to montpelier.
3toaYisit her father, VINO co con 'lle'
MI. j ohm Howell, OF New Jersey. died
at the home OF Mr.. John Beadles, last
.al.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
Boykins Social News.
Special to The Times-Dispatch

sBoYKINS. VA. July 25.-Rev. w. c.
Blair. of the Baptist Church here
preached his farewell sermon last Sun
day evening. Mr.. Blair goes to Wind
sor. Va.
Messrs. Hugh Powell and Ben Britt
were In South Boston, Va. during the
past week.
Mr.. Charlie Knight left several days
ago to accept position on the South
ern Road.
Mr.. ]. S. Musgrave. of the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26

at corinth this year, August 4th to
18th. a large crowd is expected.
"A hay ride will be given Monday
to tho young ladies visiting in the |
Ineighborhood. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands Of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fbroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness, orneryous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkllam invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26

Mr.. j. S. Musgrave, of the county.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19
COMING WITH Il BIG
DANCE, Is COPPER FLAT
Splendid New Star Pointer Boarding
House VIII BE Opened With Bril-
liant Social Affair.

Young men of the Nevada Consol-
idated at Copper Flat are arranging
for ball on the night of June IL, a,
which they will extend hospitality to
the entire district and expect to have
one of the largest and happiest as
semblages that has ever been wit
messed In the camp.
For the occasion the big boarding
house at Star Pointer. present head
quarters of the Copper Flat people.
will be used A force of carpenters
are now at work on the big building,
bringing it to completion.
Arrangements for the dance are in
the hands of number of well known
young men. who may be depended
upon to spare no effort to the end of
bringing about the big success that
the ball will represent. A special
train will be operated from Ely City
and Ely for the occasion, further de-
tails concerning which will appear
from time to time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19
Makes $4,000 Payment
On Local Property Begin
On Development at Once

S. a. James of I'll Paso county
Colo. made final payment yesterday
on the Rarus group, southwest oil
Lane City, handing over $4,000 in
cash to John f. Slattery, well
known mining man of the district.
lie makes the purchase for himself
and f. NJ. Woods, a well known Colo
RADIO mining man. 1t is their inten-
tion To start development at once.
The deal has been on FOR some
time but the fact that the final pay
ment was made when due came as a
slight surprise to most local people.
in view of the gloomy view taken of
the financial outlook by many here.
In speaking of the matter, Mr.. James
stated that work would be started In
ten days A single compartment
shaft will be sunk 100 feet or more.
Mr.. James will also attend to de-
velopment and assessment work on
the Copper Bond property, which he
holds with James Doran, of Kansas
City. This property is mile and a
half west of the Veteran. Beside do
ing strictly necessary work on the
claims. a churn drill which is on the
ground will be set at work prospect
Ing It. At 1S0 feet last year ore
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19
BiG PLANT NEARING
READINESS FOR WORK
Ely City Power House Receiving
Flooring and other Finishing
Touches.

Concrete work and other finishing
touches necessary before the open
ing of the big power plant at Ely
City were begun yesterday. 1t Is
probable that the plant will be com
pleted by the middle of June.
The present work will consist of
a concrete floor, roof and switch
board gallery. the contract for which
has been let to M. w. Collins.
Following completion OF the con-
crete work little remains to be done
except wiring of the switchboard and
other necessary preparations for
turning on the current. The plant
is one of the most complete, IL not
the most complete. In the entire
west. 1t is fitted with turbines and
other machinery of the best pattern.
1t will produce about 1000 kilowats.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19
FIRST CITIZENSHIP
PAPEkS UNDER NEW LAW
Judge Brown Administers Oath of
Allegiance To q. {. Anderson.

The first naturalization papers is
sued locally under the laws of 1906.
which make the department of COM
merce and labor supreme, were given
Saturday to Gustaf Conrad Anderson,
"A native OF Sweden, aged &c years,
who took the oath of allegiance be-
fore Judge Brown. Anderson Is a
half brother of John Magnuson and
Is well known throughout the dis
trict. He has been In this country
six years. two of which have been
passed In Robinson district.
Under the old law the district
court was the tribunal which in all
except extraordinary cases acted as
naturalizing agent. Under the law
of 1906 every application for citi-
zenship, together with the testimony
submitted as to qualifications, must
be submitted to the department of
commerce and labor, which Ii 1t sees
fit to do 50. issues permission.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19

was encountered. although in what
quantities could not be ascertained
as the drill was stopped shortly after
the strike. The entire work aside
from the drililng will be done in a
shaft which will be sunk for working
purposes.
The deeds recording transfer were
filed yesterday for record. They are:
From Frank G.. Saunders and De.
Brown to s. A. James, for 81. an un-
divided quarter interest in the Pinto
group. an eighth interest In The
Lucky Gusses group; a quarter in
terest in the Rarus group. All in
Robinson district.
The second deed conveys from
John F. Slattery. Dan Brady, J. N.
Griest and T. j. Brogan, to F. M
Woods for consideration of 81. the
Brady, Thammuz. Last One, Last But
One. Samberine and Deerfield, in
Robinson district.
The last conveys from Frank G.
Sanders and De Brown for same con-
sideration to S. A. James, a quarter
interest in the Pinto and Rarus
groups and an eighth interest in the
Lucky Gusses. Mr.. James will be in
the district for some time looking
after his interests.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19
DISAGREE AS
To WATER
RIGHTS
Clash Between Mining
and Agricultural Inter-
ests in OsceoIa District
Hearing to be Had

Acting as a delegation from ranch
ers of the Blackhoi Sc district who
are making concerted effort to secure
right to waters claimed by the Os-
ceola Ditch Co, which the ranchers
declare have not been used In such
manner as to allow the company to
retain title. DR.. Z. Il. Keene and
George Robinson of Osceola spent
yesterday in town interviewing State
Engineer Frank II. Nicholas. Mr..
Nicholas has agreed to take up the
matter with them at any time toe
ranehers choose to call a hearing in
Osceola.
Dr. keene in speaking of the mat
ter to News representative stated
that the ditch company has been
claiming the water from numerous
creeks. right to which they purchased
from squatters long since. This
right has not been sustained, he al
leges, through use of water, as some
of the creeks, he says, have not been
tapped by the ditch company for "A
number of years. In the meantime
ranchers. believing the title of the
ditch company yoided by the alleged
non-use, have flied on the creeks for
water for irrigation purposes. Tne
ditch company now combats their IL
tie and ruin stares the ranchers in
the face unless adjustment can be
reached. On account of the success
full termination of their visit both DR..
neene and Mr.. Robinson declared
hax ~ MI no
will leave for their home on this
mornings stage.
In speaking of general mining con-
ditions In their home district, Lr.
Keene stated that while the country
has a magnificent showing with good
ore outcroppings. but little work Is
being done, large capital awaiting the
settlement of local difficulties before
deceIopment of mines is undertaken.
On the Blackhorse property leasers
have about 40 tons of ore on the
dump carrying an average OF s1Vv
to the ton in gold. The district is
awaiting with interest the outcome of
the Amalgamated and Wooley tangle,
he says. The Snyders. of Salt Lake.
who recently purchased the Anal
bamated property. will do no work
until this dispute is settled. The San
Pedro and Blackhorse mines are both
good ones with the ore deposits bare
ly scratched. At the San Pedro the
ore showing Is especially good, more
than $4,000 being in plain sight,
The chief problem of the district
at present Is the building OF mill.
IL is not yet known whether the In
terests which have been contemplat-
ing Osceola as a site will choose that
place or Cherry Greek. In case they
choose the latter place the haul will
be 80 miles by wagon via Shell
bourne.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19
HERE TO MEET WITH
PARTNER IN PROPERTIES
v. Il. Sabin Will Confer With Al
Myers About Osccola Ground.

For the purpose of consulting his
partner, A. d. Myers, OF Goldfeld,
who is expected to arrive here dur
ing the next few days, V. d. Sabin
of Osceola is in town. Mr.. Sabin
has several groups of claims which
he considers promising.
The Goldfield group. located near
Osceola has the most work, shaft
SO feet deep and drifting for $50
feet being the total. The prospect
has very good showing. The group
is located near the Lucky Boy group,
recently taken over by eastern and
i. rench capital with purpose of exr
tensive development.
Mr.. Sabin is a partner In group
of four claims on Silver Creek, few
miles north of Osceola, which have
made promising showing for the
amount of work done.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19

asked for two dozen strychnine tab
lets. The form of his request was
not such as to create suspicion. The
tablets are freely used for heart ac-
ton. Going to the Crescent saloon,
Anderson took couple of drinks
and then deliberately opening the
box, swallowed the contents before
onlookers had time to interfere. He
was taken at once to the fresh air,
where the use of a stomach pump
and emeIics finally brought him
round. He is now well on the road
to recovery. Friends of Mr.. Ander-
son believe that he was temporarily
insane from worry at the time of his
attempt on his life.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19
TUESDAY
CONGRESS- EXPECTS TO
ADJOURN THIS WEEK

. WASHINGTON, May IS
. Both houses of congress entered
. upon business today with the
. idea that this win be the last
. week of the present session, but
. opinions as to the exact date
. of adjournment vary all the way
. from Wednesday to Saturday.
. 1t does not seem probable that
o the conclusion will be reached
. before the latter day, but much
. will depend ON the progress of
. the conference on the currency
. bill
. The appropriation bills have
. reached such a state of compile
. ton that there is little doubt
. that IL necessary the work on
. them could be finished within
, two or three days. Several of
. those measures are still in con-
. ference, but all are near agree
. ment. Only the general de-
. ficiency bill remains to be acted
. upon by the house. and 1t proba-
. bly, will be passed before ad-
. journment tomorrow. That bill
. and the military academy bill
. only remain for original consid-
. Grafton by the senate. and nei-
. ther will require extended time
. there.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19
Too Much Federalism, is Slogan of This
Democratic Presidential Possibility
Declares Our Old Institutions and
Laws Adequate to Control
Corporations.

PITTSBuRG. May 18.-Judge
George Gray, of Delaware, before re-
turning home from Pittsburg, briefly
elucidated his ideas in opposition to
the pre- alent tendency of centraliz-
ing power Ia Washington Among
other things. said:
I'VE have 1t too far away from
the old idea of Individual liberty
and of personal responsibility. There
Is too much clamor for a radical
change In the character of our insti-
tutions and the objects of our law.
The old principles can be used to
control modern business methods and
prevent the government engaging in
Industrial en- iprises.
Tho law oga be brought into play
to deal withsfransactions rather than
with bi iness methods. and through
Ii we Tan reach the individual who
is responsible for unlawful combina-
tons. II can force corporations to
analyze their organizations and name
the individuals responsible for each
class of their transactions.
People have absorbed the idea
that as corporations have grown
much larger than the states and be-
yond the control of the latter, there
fore. they must be dealt with by fed
eral system of regulation with which
the states must not interfere. There
is no such thing as corporation priv
ileges and standing out of the realm
of ordinary citizenship and individ-
ual responsibility.
"As soon as We reject these things
aud substitute common sense and
feasible law. We will introduce a
comprehensive policy into business
affairs again.
Like President Wilson, of Prince
ton, | believe we shall never moral
ize society by fining or even dissolv-
ing corporations; wa shall only In
convenience it, We shall moralize
1t only when We make up our minds
as to what transactions are repre-
hensible and bring those transactions
home to individuals with the full
penalties of the law"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19
RELEASE FOR
J. A. SMITH
Man Who Shot Greek not
Indicted --Rickard Held
Several Court Decisions

The grand jury yesterday returned
indictments against M. F. Rickard
for assault with intent to kill, and
against Tom Costello for passing
worthless checks. James A. Smith
was recommended dismissed from
the charge of murder in connection
with the killing of Greek during
the excitement following the shoot
ing of Deputy Constable Sam Davis
at McGill in January.
The jury made its report at b
O'Clock in the afternoon and then ad-
journed until $50 this morning. In
the Rickard case more than a dozen
witnesses we're examined as to the
facts preceding and leading up to the
shooting, as we'll as upon the actions
of the defendant Immediately after
ward. Rickard was arraigned and
given until O'Clock today to plead.
Costello will be arraigned at the
same time.
In the case of State VS.. Petty on
the charge of burglary, the court
overruled the demurrer and special
demurrer of the defense, to which ex-
ception was taken by the defendant.
Petty was arraigned and pleaded not
guilty. His trial was set for We'd
nesday, May ~.
In the action of State VS.. Consoli-
dated Copper Co. for delinquent
taxes the demurrer of the defendant
was sustained on the ground that the
was not specific in its al
legations. The plaintiff was granted
right of interlineation and five days
in which to plead.
In the action of City of Ely VS.
Charles Morris for collection of liq-
uor license, defendant waived read
ing of the complaint. The court de-
MED request for a jury trial, after
which a plea of not guilty was en-
tered A. J. Butler testified to the
fact that he had bought liquor in
the establishment of defendant, pay
ing for same, when defendant had no
city license. f. ID. Oldfield was ex-
amined and the city license books
brought into court to prove that no
license had been issued. Judge
Brown found the defendant guilty
and fined him SIS and costs. A stay
Of procedure for "a hours was grant
ed and the amount of appeal bond
fixed at $500.
The court overruled the motion of
he plaintiff that the answer of the
defendant be stricken from the rec
Continued on page four.)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19
TEMPORARILY INsANR MAN
MAKES ATTEMPT ON HIS LIFE
C. II. Anderson Swallows Strychnine
Action Attributed 10 Finan-
cial Troubles.

Despondent because of recent
financial reverses and the continued
III health of his wife. c. II. Ander-
son, aged about 55 years. and until
recently an emrloye of the Graham
Mercantile Co. tempted to take his
own life Sur y evening about 6
O'Clock In a dt attic manner In the
Crescent srhcrr swallowing two
dozen tablets feh containing one
sixtieth of in of strychnine, a
dose large e. 4 to Kill several
men. After uous efforts on the
part OF DR.. n :, the man was re-
lieved.
Anderson. had seemed much
worried ard ndent for several
days. Sundev moon went to the
store of the is Drug Co. and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19
NEW MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATES FORSIO0. on


. Articles of incorporation of
. the Banner Placer Mining Co,
. were filed yesterday with the
. county clerk. The capital stock
. Is divided into 100000 shares
. of par value of 81, while the
. object named Is operation of
. the Banner group of three
. claims in the Placer Mining dis
. trict, near Osceola.
. The principal Office of the
. company is named as the resi-
. dence of C. w. Gaby at Osceola.
. The original subscribers and
. signers of the document are +.
. b.. II. p. and G. l.. Weeks. the
. former with 10000 shares and
. the latter two with 1000 shares
. each. The company will be gov
. erned by a board of five di-
. rectors.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19
COPPER FLAT ~
CROwDlNG OUT ORR

Copper Flat is crowding the
ore out rapidly Twenty-Five
cars n day are now being ship
ped to concentration and every
body at this Flat In happy over
the high activity at productfon
that has been fully and pcrma-
nently entered upon. The steam
shoyels have put their work In
such shape that they are equal
to any call that may come along.
It is expected that they will
outfoot the headway that Is be-
ing crowded as rapidly as pos
sible at the concentrator.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19
ONE ROBBER CAPTURED.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, May 49,
A report received late this afternoon
from Dawson, ". NJ, says that L. E.
Cartwright of the Santa Fe secret
service, who has, been heading one
of the posses in pursuit of the men
who robbed the Wells Fargo com
pany of $4,000 at French. Nm,
Thursday night. has captured one of
the robbers at Roy, N. NJ.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19

Fearing physical breakdown, Com
missioner G. A. Kilbey, western head
of the Salvation Army. has asked u
be relieved of command,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19
EXPECTS TO BLOW
IN 300 TON FURNACE SOON

, . 90 . s,s,ss - .
.arting mill and smelter at the Giroux Is
y as possible, according to Oscar Goss,
no spent yesterday in town. The smelter
nd the 800 ton furnace is practically
erection of the seventh 5000 gallon
the mill has been started.
dy to start within a short time, possibly
will have capacity of 500 tons day.
being installed are expected to over
as they will enable reuse and It is be-
from the wet shafts with sufficient water
waste.
.haft been entirely cleared OF debris
= of Last December and sinking wifi be
rom the I 100 to the 1,200'level. where
will be started. At this shaft two
: at work, lifting about 10000 gallons
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-19

Preparations for
being crowded as re :
well known engineo
stack is being put
ready to blow tn, ~
tank for saving we
The mill will 3
a week, Goss state
The big tanks viii
come the water r.
lieved can be sur
to make up for lo
At the Alphs
from the disas'rl.lg
started probably.
it Is understood
large electric pu
per day.
= q . . . = = .. o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-20
Ulubieniec sas1ad6w.

E
PAM E. D, Charles Z Harbor,
Name, m6wiac o Electric Bitters,
'powiada: Jest on ulublehcem So
shallow tutaj u nag. Ono zas}ugute,
ably by4o ulubiehcem wssed1ie. O.
90 daje predks pomoc " dyspepsy',
M chorobe watroby, ME funkoyo.
wanle merck, niedomaganie, nerwo
wo6d, s}aboeci i oedlne os}abienie
Jego dzia}anie ma krew, jake praw'
HWY czyscic,el, ozyni go speoyal'
aie uzytecznym ]ako %lekarstwo wlo'
,euae. To siswne polepszajace le+
karstwo sprzedawane jest pod gwa
ra,ncYq " apiece N. J. Kowalew
skiego SOC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-20
Fotografja ma %odleglo6c.

Fotografja ma 0dleglO6t.
Inkynjer paryski 'Paskal Berjou~
neau przedstawia} pred gronem
faohowc6w nowy przyrzad do pre-
sy}ania fotografji droga telegra,
ficznq. - w przeoiwiehstwie do
sposob6w dotychczasowych, Ber-
jounesu wYnalaz} taxi system foto~
grafowania z cdleg}o6oi, kt6ry
pozwoli} ma na~jszersze> zast6sowa-
ME wynalazku. Zast6so vat on ma
telegraf iskrowy. Pc przesianiu
fotografii przyby}ego ma pokaz mi"
nistra poczt z Marsyljl do Paryza
p. Berjouneau przystaph do wys{a~
MA PREY pomocy telegraph iskro-
wego wizerunku l6dki. Ma obu
kranoacA sail demonstracyjnej u
mieszczono przyrzad do telegraph
iskrowego. Doswiadczenie powio~
d&o eie naj.upt}niej- Wynalazoa
oswiadczy}, re ustawienie takiego
p~rzyrzadu ME bedzie kcsztowa}o
wieoej, niz 400 frankdw.. Ode
CLOSE ME gra zadnej roll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-20
PrOmienie ROentgena |
gruzl1ca.

Lekarz francuski przekona} sic,
4e promienie R ,entgena moga wy
kazaG gruzlioe " miesie wofowem
, wieprzowem. Prey przeswietla~
n,u thank, gangljon6w tych zwie'.
rzat, zauwazy} lie przepuszozaja one
s qiat}o to doskonale, natomiast
o ;niska gruzlioy, lie SIS znajduja,
prominent ME przepuszczaja i nary
s>wuja sic wyraznie, jake mniejsz
i wieksze plamy %ziarniste. Martel
kt6ry wyniki badah swoich przel-
staw,} paryskiej akaden il nauk,
mniema, ze nalezy ,aprowadzid v
rzezniach odpowiednie urzadzenia
ably umozliwi6 badanie byd}a ms
wielka skale PREY pomocy promle.
nj Roentgena~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-20
1O7 lat dOcZekala sic

staruszka Elzbieta Past6rkowa,
kt6ra zmar}a " Chvalbomicach "
Kr6lestwie Polskiem. Zmarla Mig
dy ME chorowa}a, a wzrok mia}a
do ostatniej chwili tax znakcmity,
&e mog}a navel nawlec ;gfe, tylko
s@uch mia}a " ostatn. oh latach
troohe przytepiony. Diugowieoz'
nose " jej rodzinie by&a rzecza
zwyk}a; prawie wszyscy = rodzeh~
silva przekroczyli 90 rok zycia.
Zmar}a by}a zamezna, leoz bezdzie-
tina. z przyjemnoscia opowiada}a
o wyprawie armii Napoleona l. do
Rosyi.