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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

Gilbe ms Snterpiem. Get
bar life laa nlcget at lige, oo Sci
leren I'LL bar maIttet bpie iig for
lit 6olfs &rap ON at butte puo ben
gornle Setning: at Gale er pel
Sglp, men Edpsbeo er @ul0.
Sagen bar fife ina olporlig /
~lt0enriglf iom / tpif=inoenrigif Sen-
lcenoe, GA mon belOigpis er noe ouer
zen Gi0, "a Ell 6prltes Snaffciu=
ligbeo a%flteofomnler &uabenlarm.
Sli91 er I'LL ON Gage nGrmelt
tim til Nrgrell e cQer MOrlfob.
W}en man fan life pGrc blind For.
al oct tpifc NigC bar Olrl0ct 0enne
SER pper lin Seller / ct meget be-
leiligt 2ieblif. Sor III ntaa Sci
itren pu1it tie, bpor nteget Set e.
lcrs nil triple / bans Sutnge ru10er
Den melt ipGnOtc Situution / Sen
ii0ite Mcn1eiteul0cr. @nn fan for
oen Gags SfplO gcrnc foo ollOet at
tGnfe pnu END at Innffe til Hepor-
tcre.
9lf Sc Spprgsmoo(, Der tiltpin=
ger Jig Den ulnlene OpmGrfiombeO,
d -@1tglun0s &unifelig=
heo SnOien efter Dor @ening
oct for GerOensfre0en d T.
tigite.
Snoien, ser falOcr SEN engelife
aonge for i'm Seller, bar nltiO boz
ret 8enitan0 for Sc atrpppiife
Stormogters beoeite 0rpmme, %
GnglanDs @%erreopnlnle oltio @en-
itdno for DC andres MislinoclIc.
% III l1er Oct / SnOien.
Der fan nHppe pGrc Spipl ON, at
set ier meget farliqt 10 Ser. Oct
unge SnOien" bar / mango Aor
1giteret imo0 gnqlan0s 8eiiOoelies-
ret til bette qomle Suburban..
Sg ii0en Snpon bar gipet Sepilet
for, at Niiaterne fan pinoe SER
nper Ell gummel europpilf Stor=
magt, far Igitationen nntoget
lte0ie p|olOiommere 6ormcr.
s aQe Storbper nofoloes set op=
rSrlfe @onner; uSn0ien for Sn-
oerne". % gIooenOe Soler boloes.
Oct er 6etegnenoe at Nnforerne
/ bette 6eIttog imo0 england oqe
bprer til Be oanneoe % oplpIte
&lasier, Dem, Ser iqennem Sc engel=
ife Sfoler bar fooet Giben.
get bar lGnge p9ret ioa, at Ell
|Q1iionnr life fan gaa / 5reO pao
rDeaoras' @aoer om III ge1rnenl
greb fra en- al Sc bonffe Misiione=
rer 0erltoe bar bert - uoen at ban
bliner forl1lempet al Silraab, Ser
betp0er ina meget lom, at M fom=
mer mart Ben Dag, oa oQe euro
pGere Ifol mite @ope6et.
9iSie Silroab er fife lloilog al
egentligt &riIten6u0.
Oct er fun GuropGereii / Wtis-
lton9rer, mani ct efter.
Gen padgploenoe WlislionGr til
ipjrr, at bette minOre bebagelige
5ilrnob ultlo fremfnl0er Ell baanen-
Sc Storlatter ira tilfelOigt pos
ieren0e 5ilbpreres Sibe.
Mfen Sc iiOite Gage bri1ger set
alporlige 9tO, at SpoinOien pirfe=
Ing er paa &urlOen al ell frpgtelig
Splta10, og at Gl1gldlt05 Sdabell=
magt OeruOe er langt ira tilltrGf=
felig til at fun1G inOgDOe nogen 9fe=
lpeft.
england bar altfor faa trooper
Der, % De ltOlte anfomne er paa
@ru11o al oeres llpantbeo meO Sc
inrlige flimatiife SorbolO life brit
qelige for SelttjeneIte erom1 i
Stamp meo De SnofpOte. Saa er BET
10 nof ct tort &ontingent inOfpOte
GolOater. Mten al gammel 0pre-
fpbt @rfuring Oe0 England, at 0e
er ct tpeGgget SDGrO. De liOlte
S%elegrumrner mploer 81 ogiaa, at
Der life fan regnes meo mere enO
&c 40 8rocent al 0enne Stprfe.
Gen itpre &alpoel er upaali0elige
poo @rltno al oen lepenOe Igita=
tipn, Sc far pGret @enitanO for
$40 So oorarifo Qrmf+nr2 SfSs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

: SilfGloe al llreQeImRsii96eber peb
Mobtogelien beOes man flage til bet teoli9e
9oipqien. Sfulbe Set itte bielpe, bebes
man benpeube fig til ,,Guufferen"s
Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04
81 Yejligbeocr, III bar.

Der er 9buncer nof for enbuer
/ bette &auO. Oct g9l0er blot ON,
at enbper fender % belrptter line.
9tuur iau mango Wtennelfer ilge1
9pfte bar / Slpet % ingcn 6rem=
oong ggr, lan er Yarlugen BERTH
Ben, at Be life ler eller tenDer Oeres
&eiliqDeoer. Guer ON De fenOer
Dem, luu be1ptter De Dem life.
Gette gGlOer 6Orrctningsman-
ben - maaife fremfor be flelte -,
bet gpl0er @oanOpGrferen, bet gel
ser 6%nrlnerCn, Og Set gGlOer Nr-
bei0eren.
W3cn gGlOer set ale andre ina
qplDer bet ogiaa &irfen. Gen bar
Sc berligIte &eiligbe0er / bette &ano.
W}en ifal Oens 9lrbejOe lpffes, ifal
Cen gpre 6remgung, ifol ben fplOe
oen Ylaos, bportil Sen er 6eltemt,
ion MO ben tenOe og benptte Oi5le.
Ng bpao Ser gploer &irfen, Set gel
CIR ben enfeIte &riiten.
aeno Dine 9ejligbeDer % 6enpt
0eml
81 falote for Ell 3iO iiOen Sir
fen Sta0els 9ipsnerDeoq oens
pGagne Sampittigbe0. 81
tunOe 10 goOt ontbptte oisie Nopne
meO, bpao Dor @erre Seius Tiger
ill line 9iiciple: Is ere SnrOens
Solt", IS ere Ser0ens Spa". &ige
lHeget, blot ri forItour por bpie
Sitting / &erOen % iprlig / BET
S0nO, ri er lat j. % Ri ioa ogioo
faritaor De &eiligbe0er eQer Gbun=
ccr, Der er os gipne / 0ette 2ano.
Gen Sang g8n. 5. Yrpan fonl
tijbage ira lin &erOenstur, iogOe
bon 81. a. ON lit % bort &n10, at
set fremfor noget alloet 9allO /
&cr0en er nGbancernes 9onO." Oct
lan0er pi me0 BAN.
Wlan bar lpurgt, OH bette 9on0
fon ful0es ct friItent Sol0 uoor Set
fife bar &eligion / Stats= euer
6~oIfeifoIen.
Oct er ofte ponifeligt at finDe
pasienoe 1otrpf for 8egreberne.
SolfeifOlen eQer fife Common
S6ool" er bel ct nof iaa goOt Nopn
for BET 8egreb, set itaar for. Men
bet ubtgmmer oog Iongt frd, bbab
Der ben @enleenne gar-lia ~gploenbc
/ Solicit. Anore Sfoler bar ogiao
Oeres @la0s o9 girfiombeo i Sol
fet
Sao os fer / 6or6igooenoe trent
boloe en- Sonfe, ser fife Itrengt
inQct berer in0 un0er bort @nnne.
Gen fatolife Strife bar til en- bis
Nrn0 &et, mar Sen foitboloer 6or-
bil0elien meQem Strife o. Stat.
81 en- bis @roo, tiger pi. GQers
fltnbc ri ID fife fo(he &irfen Sta
tens 9ipsnerpe.
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cr pr. I % Stoten 9fr. ,. Oct oil
iige: Stuten ifdber life &irfen, men
&irfen ifaber Staten, eQer ben OBJ
Grager % prGqer be Ntelmei fer, Ser
u0gpr Stotens beoite 9orgere. Mell
6irefte ifol &irfen fife 6efatte ia
meo Statsiager, % Stnten IfoI
beler life birefte befotte iig meo
&irfens Nnliggenoer.
g iaoOon er 6orbol0et / bette
&anO. Staten befatter Jig lite uleD
Stlrtens Anliggen0er. Wten ben bar
TIA fprlt al auertcn0t &irfel1 % al
pet Den llinO lfrGntet 6ribeo UNDER
Siulens BeitDttelie til ii pirfe. Stir
fen el giOet en- bgiere sitting og
Ell llprre 6ribeO emo noe ten 1loget
anOet. Set er ct 8epis for, at oct
6olf, Der uOarbejoeoe bette &anos
@runOloO, bar aniet &%riltenOom-
men lom ct ubetinget @obe.
gtetop Der, mener ri, ligger &et=
ten for 0enne 9tution til at fal0es
en- frilten Station. DIN ben life fra
@egpnOelien al bar piaet gtpe mo-
gen 6eltentt 8efenOelle lin 8aaifrift,
ida bar BEN gibet &riItenoommen
ipm iaaoan fin Baalfrift peo at gt-
be ben Sirfefribeo og tage Den I'M
Der i'm 8eifpttelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-04

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Sc mert, at ct ml1ligt Spr6r biGoe
blipe i~noifrGnfet til Spoinoien,
hnor man lenge bar b9ret forbe-
reot paa ct iligt.
Men mi / De iioite Gage piier Set
ia, at Ser beler fife fan Itoles paa
g oroporten. &c mobammeoan=
ffc Stommer bar alerebe reiit fig
oq / 9onbepis foretoger Sc BET enc
&spertogt efter BET anoet. Sen
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15
SCARLET FEVER Is GONE.
Two Cases in Ely Are Discharged
From Under Quarantine-Both
We're Very Mild.

There is now little or no danger in
this district from scarlet fever, both
the Ely patients. Mrs. S F. Sandford
and Alvin Peterson, having been re-
leased from the quarantine under
which they were put about three
weeks since by DR.. + A. Adams, city
physician.
At one time it was feared that the
disease would he widespread in its
rayages, but this fear has proved
gronndless. Both the patients nam
cd we're stricken within a day or two
of each other They did not live in
the same neighborhood and the man
ner in which either contracted the
disease has been cause of perpleX-
ity 10 the physician in attendance,
Dr. Brock.
There is not now another case in
Ely. Neither of the patients were
more than slightly Ill. the disease
appearing IN very mild form.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15
TrdQic End OF COncenfatOr
EmpIoyee--faIIs Into a Bin
And is SmOthered in Ore

"a
concentrating
stepoe Valley Mining
the witnesses tragedy The
fall
ing oreb blame responsibility
told by the testimony the
Magis duty tend
ands
shortly before O'Clock Ed g. Leak in max
the
him and told him
that was n
With A. Primrose. Harry
bin, which well filed
through before
Magis
the edge
of the hopper and sticking through it.
possible the hospital
,uta eno orts at resusctatiOn proved vain
held
inquest +. f. w. NJ Ulm William
Phillips Morley The included The
his
hadbe in
DIR T.. A. Primrose and Harry Mcaduf testified
the
came to se, caught probably
practically unyielding when stood
the ankles 1t is possible that Magis faint
ed. this is the probable explanation
bosyw
the 4 probable that will
Magis has relatives at that point
reduction
depored
Of
through the of the
trudn from
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15
NINE TRAINS START TO-DAY.
Very General Satisfaction With Pres
ent Arrangement-sIany Ely Peo-
pie Hope Franchise viii
BE Refused.

Operation OF daily passenger train
service between the city and mines
begins this morning The first train
will leave Ely City at Gao. Later
trains are at / a, m. and 4:30 p. m.
Returning from the mines the trains
leave Veteran at 10 a. m, 1:30 p.
m. aud $3.50 p. m Both ways close
connection is made at Ely City with
trains TO and from Ely and to and
from Smelter. There is general sat
isfaction expressed with the arrange
ment. which is considered to give all
parts of the district equally fair
show. Ely people have expressed
themselves as well satisfied with the
arrangement. 1t giving them prac-
tieally a direct service without the
cost of REIMBURSEMENT of streets and
by many of them the hope was ex-
pressed yesterday that the railroad
would decline 10 accept the franchise
as it has been prepared by the coun-
ell. Snch refusal will be in line with
the previously announced policy of
the railroad, which short time ago
expressed itself as positively unable
TO accept a franchise fixing the loea-
tion of stopping places and depots.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15
FIREMEN READY FOR BIG TIME
Have Program Arranged for Smoker
Observation-Disclosures OratOry,
Music and Athletics.

An interesting program will be
carried out by the members of the
team which won the wet test hose
race in Ely July Fourth. composed of
company one members, this evening
at Good Time hall. While the affair
is not for the general public, all
members of the volunteer fire depart
ments of Ely and Ely City as well as
the members of the independent hose
team which ran on the 4th. are in
yited by the committee in charge.
The program to be had will con-
sist of some good numbers. music,
recitations and boxing being among
them. 1t will be rendered as follows:
Introduction of the chairman. C..
r. Reeves, by Lee Murdoch, captain
of the company: opening address, c.
r. Reeves: vocal solo. George An
nand; general remarks. chief of the
Ely City department; vocal solo. Ar
thur Shell: recitation. Joe Darke;
clog dance c. W. Dickenson; boxing
contest. Bennett VS. Harden; vocal
solo. Arthur Whiteley; boxing match,
Miller VS. Taylor; vocal solo. William
German Several other numbers are
to be added to the program. During
the evening a lunch will be served.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15
MILL READY TO START.
Stuart Gold Mines Co. in Cherra
Creek District Will Very Soon
Set Stamps i'm Motion.

John Stuart of New York, presir
dent of the Stuart Gold Mines Hold
ing Co, accompanied by his father
and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c.
Stuart. of Washington. ID. c., arrived
in the city last evening for a short
stay.
For several days they have been
inspecting the property of the Stu
art Holding Co. at Cocomongo. where
their new mill is now ready to start
handling ore. The mill is of late
design and while it has only five
stamps, is rated TO handle 40 tons
of ore daily Beside handling ore
from the Stuart properties it will
also do a customs business.
The erection of the mill has had
tendency to increase mining activity
in the Cherry Creek district to a
great extent, many of the small prop
erty holders having started work il
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15
OLD MINERS NEW IDEA.
Thomas Rockhill Will Prospect Snake
Range Placers With Keystone
Drill-Should Tell Story.

Preparing to prove beyond per
adventure the worth of the placer
fields around the foot of the Snake
range. so miles from Ely. is Thomas
Rockhill of this city. To that end
keystone drilling outfit purchased
recently from the Ely Central Copper
Co was started on its way to the
placers yesterday in charge of F.. v.
Gamble, who will have supervision
of the prospecting. If the result is
IN encouraging find, dredging opera
tions, which may open a, great new
gold field and incidentally the eyes
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15
MANY FIGHT
QUESTIONS
Richard Will Catch Them
in Bunches on Arriv-
al in Town Tonight

Tex Rickard is expected to arrive
in the city this evening from the
coast. Awaiting him are more in
quiries than most people would have
the patience to bear up under, Tex,
however, is expected To stand the Or
deal with complacence and unfeased.
About two thousand people around
the district want to know If the Cans
Nelson fight is sure square go and
what Mr.. Rickard may think of the
chances of Cans to win. They also
want to know why Cans did not win
at San Francisco; whether he Is in
good form and some few hundred
other things of more or less import
ance, included among which is where
in the district the fight on Labor
day will be brought Off
At home. where everybody knows
Rickard. there is not the slightest
question but what the fight here on
Labor day will be a square event.
Among those who stop to think,
there is also conviction that Cans Is
very far from a dead one and has a
mighty good show to win from Mel
son on the 7th, else Rickard would
never have signed the pair on for
appearance in this city under the aus
pces of the Ely Athletic or any other
association.
Mr.. Rickard, however. will proba-
bly, have some very interesting in
formation to give out anent the fight
and arrangements to the end OF
bringing it off per schedule. and will
be the center of an interested and
inQuisitiye throng when he appears
in town this evening.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15


of the mining world, will result.
To get the drill where it will be
as the trip will be made by the aid
of the machines steam power trac-
tion engine. The length of time
which will be required tells the story
of diHicult mountain country which
will have to be traversed.
Upon arrival at the placers the
ground will be thoroughly gone over.
1t is not believed that there will be
any material in the placer fields
which dredges could not handle. The
ground is nearly on level at the
base OF the range. In case success
attends the efforts of the present ex-
pedition it may prove productive OF
great good to the Osceola and other
placer mining districts which will
doubtless watch the operations with
a large amount Of interest.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15

]. +. and II. T. Sehraven. who have
completed building of the founda-
tion of the new city building. The
claim, which included the second and
third payments. amounted to $S5S,
On motion of Carbon. after the rec
ords had been looked over this was
turned down and an order entered
allowing SS46 for the two payments.
an error having been discovered in
the bills submitted
A bill Of $175 to Dan Roberts for
labor on a bridge several weeks since
was allowed. Inc meeting then ad-
iourned until the regular session of
next Tuesday
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15
NUMBER OF NEW
ARRIVALS IN DISTRIC

Last nights passenger train
in from Cobre brought a num-
} ber of men who come to the dis
trict to enter upon permanent
employment in connection with
producing departments atSmeIt-
er. Included in the number
were mechanics, concentrator
} and smelter men and a half a
dozen negro switchmen from
Anaconda who will be employed
in handling trains Immediately
about the smelling plant. They
are practically impervious to
} the fumes which prevail there
} and have been found at Ana
} eonda to be better able to do the
} work required than are men of
any other race. Beside the
workmen carried on the train
} from Montana and Utah there
were number of passengers
from eastern points. including
several families who come to
make their homes in the dis
triet.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15
ISSUE TO ELKO


A challenge the Ely baseball team
a in he near the letter
from Frank Harden to the Elko unknown who
in challenge. Harden wants match for
Whether his proposition will be accepted or not can
foretod
he II. o. Hall and
reply tonight sporting
boxing which If
it can be pulled would doubtless prove hummer
Elko first made proposition TO the Ely baseball
management a ball game July 4th the unknown
of match for Andy king who knocked out by
Harden.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15
COUNCIL RUSHES FRANCHISE
THROUGH FOR RAILROAD
Dl Dbl RST iNINDS
VICINITY OF SHAETER

What amounted to cloud
burst, occurred yesterday after
noon in the vicinity of Shafter.
Arrivals on the evening train
from Cobre reported the occur
renee. Within an hour. accord
ing to report received by the
train crew at Shafter, more than
an inch and half of rain fell.
The lowlands We're flooded and
In all channels there were large
streams of water. No damage
was reported. though il was
feared that some portions of the
Western Pacific track in the vi
cinlty had been damaged. The
rainfall was declared the heay-
lest ever known In the locality.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15

Biggest Copper Dis
trict of the Country
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15
bunker HILL SOON TO SHIP


shippng from Hllsullyan mine IN the h III s
dsrct TO within the next ten uas "n
tboupbt shaft work under VIII be % hoan
with capacity carry work To ne osont sinkinr
anrad and shaft soon rs present
is completed level to make
oorrantton with A win2e 100 eet III uSpls
NY and will shortly connected with the tunnel sNns
oapv 155 feet of stopping ground drift Whleh was -,
feet on the 1875 resulted in striking ore 4 Ia If E
ot f which Is exposed about go per cent '"o' " -
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15
RAISES STATUS OF CHURCH.
Pope Takes Branch in America Out of
Mission Class by New Decree.

LONDON. July 14-Dispatches
from Rome today announce the issu-
anee of an important pontifical de-
cree whereby the United States, Can
ada, Great Britain and Holland are
removed from the jurisdiction of the
Congregation of the Propaganda,
the society of cardinals having the
care and oversight of foreign mis-
sions. and are therefore no longer
considered missionary lands.
The decree suppresses several of
fees in the four countries named and
combines others, its main tendency
being plainly in the direction of econ
omy
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15

anticipation of commencement of op-
Grafton of the mill.
President Stuart, with his father.
will be present when the mill COM
mences its work, which is expected to
be either the latter part of this week
or the first of next, as all connections
are now practically made.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-15
r,RM,N MAKES NEW RECORD

PARIS, July 14.-Henry Farman
today achieved at Issy what is claim
ed TO be the worlds aeroplane rec
ord. remaining in the air for 20 min
MES 19 seconds. and covering about
II miles
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-19
CEREMONY MAY
STILL BE DELAYED
COUNT B0NI WOULD MAKE
FUSS IS FEARED
Consent Of Executors of Jay Gould's
VIII to Marriage with De Sagan
Not Yet Forth
coming

Ey Associated Press.
PARIS, May 1S.-When and where
the wedding of Prince Helie de Sagan
and Madame Gould will take place has
not yet been definitely decided. They
regard themselves as engaged and
would like to solemnize the marriage
Immediately. Certain peculiar circum-
stances, however, prevent them.
First, there is the clause in Jay
Gould's will reducing the share of each
child one-half if he or she marries
without the consent of the executors.
If the marriage of Nine. Gould occurs
within the very near future, it can be
assumed that the consent of her
brothers and Miss Helen Gould has
been given; otherwise the ceremony
will necessarily be delayed to permit
the courts to decide the issue.
The most serious obstacle to the mar
riage is Count Boni's attitude. which
involves the possible limitation OF
Nine. Gould's rights over her children
Count Boni naturally is furious at the
idea of the wedding and makes no con-
cealment of his intention if this oc-
ours to demand a modification of the
divorce decree which gave her the
custody of the children. basing this
demand on the ground that the prince
would not be a suitable stepfather and
that such close relationship with his
children would be prejudicial to the
interests of the children.
During the course of Prince Helie's
suit against Count Boni brought for
assault, it will be remembered that
Maitre Bonnet, the Castellanes attor-
ney, declared that no court in France
would confide the custody of children
to a man of De Sagan's character
Nine Gould feels certain that NO
court would take such a view. Never
theless the suit would create endless
complications which both she and the
prince desire to avoid. To circumvent
this phase of the situation the mar
riage might occur abroad, perhaps in
England hut this would involve the
decision to reside in the future beyond
the jurisdiction of the French courts
unless some settlement could be effect
ed with Count Boni.
The question of religious ceremony
does not stand in the way. Nine
Gould is a Protestant and the mar
riage would occur before Protestant
minister. To do this 1t would not be
necessary for Prince Helie to change
his religion; he would only be Obliged
to accept the Protestant rite.
Reports from Rome that Nine. Gould
sought to have her marriage to Count
Boni annulled by the Vatnican are
Boni annulled by the Vatican are
thOrity.