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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-05
HAD MONTHS OUTING.

After spending a month camping
on the north fork of Cleve creek,
Raymond P. McKernan and George
w. Baird returned Sunday night
from their pleasure trip.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-05
HUME SELLS MINE.

For a consideration of $235 Joel
c. Hume of Osceola has transferred
the Prodigal smining claim in the
Osceola district to Anvil Johnson,
Carl Tholen and E. o. Lindgreen of
Salt Lake.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-05

Phone 63-K when wanting laundry
called for and work will be salts
factorily done by the Troy laundry.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-05

Phone 63-K when wanting laundry
called for and work will be salts
f~actorily done by the Troy laundry.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-05

A Kansas girl has been engaged
seven times since June. Which shows
that the prairies have as many OPP
portunities as the seashore.-Cleve-
land Leader.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-05
Happenings Of
a Day in the
District
CANIER IN TOWN.

Owen Cazfer drove IN yesterday
from his ranch at Duckwater with a
load of apples for the local market.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-05
IN FROM SUCCESS.

Wilbur frye came in from the
Success mines yesterday morning on
business and will return to the prop
critics this afternoon.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-05
POPE RESUMES AUDIENCES.

ROME, Oct. 4.-The pope had a
good night and is much better this
morning. He resumed his audiences.
For several days the pope has been
indisposei by a recurrence of govt.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-05
and nine months.

and HIUt HTUICHS.
The funeral took place from tho
residence of Judge A. Z. Cheney in
Reno Saturday afternoon; interment
being in the Masonic GENET ery.-Eu-
reka Sentinel.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-05

VISITORS FROM WHITE RIVER.
Steve Williams and son Albert
3DICKEY AT SALT LAKE.
family ranch at White River on bus
mess, and returned home yesterday.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-05
SWISS CYCLIsT is CHAMPTON

SWISS C1(1lIST h In y
BERLIN. Oct. 4.-IIenry Guig-
nard, a Swiss cyclist, pom the cvci'qg
championship of Europe yesteri ay,
covering sixty-two miles in one hour,
Is minutes and Al 2-5 seconds.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-05

Old Time Nevadan Dies at His Home
i'm Reno.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
THE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Jan. s.--The stock mar ket had apparently disposed of the. dIsturbing effect of the collapse th Con Ss tocs ss Asay sasys ssssss
 This factor had no more than lost It's influence when a drop in New. York Central intsrvened to give ! frssh stsrtt
 The resesieh inSNew York csntral gas based. Ike that in consolidatsd not ssrrsa o @ had been done in the Gas stock nor was the news which caused the specu. lstors to feel missivipgs 70 dennfte ot Rrenne Court decision In the gas case. The unfavorabie influence on the New York Centfals price emanated from the board room of the directors of the ". c. Brown President of the railroad was interpreted at bsiyins the supposi- tion that E. H. Harriman was to as ssa psc. sn segs m. R.sfs sf % S @ o sss the naanagement of rse system. Con. troi of New York Central is about the latest of . large number of .ney ac. nave been assigned to MT. Hsffinpan n q constant suggestion ever eince last April, when he Hrescued the Eric. by ssSS.'es sSss ssmssnys sssm,sa ss s susss sssn S 1 save q rseeivership. fhe conteetufes oyer the course ef plAns Of the eronp a. Hsfri'asn Rsvs Seen p'Rssssassa Ssss ss siI sy that has sess h psosssss sincs -aaNa s,se lssst sns aTsEn srsrn 1.s the ion of q President that the latest ana most conspteuous of these conJunctures vas mistaken, vas not relished sy the tattvk ifduldAtipn was rereweA Thsn cured. Il is not certain thst innusn- !. sial . l.s1iSssiSn ,,s E.s sat!s:ly saspsnaed iissalset durinx the early part ef the from the shest intersst which met u. Ie
 sss5 . Ss s',s sdssil.ss asss. a sss ssesns sns when that stock showed signs today Of having reached the linlits of its dfsstic process. drastic iiquidation. . short ln- vas especially ,ncfabie in American smelting and the buoyAnt rise in that stock gave assurance of relief from SsDas 4 the sr srSss TSs 0 srasd Tsssny ana ana southern stocks were the center of an other demonstration on the strength of rumors concerning the alleged terms to ssoss Sy S sssso i sss sS
 fhs whole market was imprssslvsly sssrs,s ss ,s,,t at one psfied, but prisss euick:. tho liaaldAtiyn late ia .ths day. fhsrs were come auaftefs Of the list where the rise in prices has been meet ihsrksd,. where the sffeft to take prot. It's developed q practical ,withAfawai cf suppeft for prteee recently in syidence. Ths effect on speculative sentiment was a!seuietinE and rave additional iiii- ket continued to work easier. and it was evident thst the large resources were flowing back Into the banks and seeking employment in the ntoney mar ket. The day ended At the stock sx- change with rally In progfess. which owed much to hasty covering of shorts. The days net changes in many profai- nent stocks are small In conse9uence. New York Central which closed last aisht at lss sola up to 1ss, 3-s in the mornink. broke to 1ss and cloaed at
 Bonds. were irregular. Total sales. par value. were se.7ee,e6o. United States bonds were unchanged on cali.
 cLOAKNy ARANx Rrass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
NAVAL STORES REVIEW.

Savannah. 0a, Jan. s.--(Speeiai. )--Cfitnb- ing steadily upward because of the small. ness Of the daily receipts which are barAiv adequate for the daily reQuifments of the trade the local spirits of turpentinA rnatket btarttd the New Year off with q decided boom and the .bebt feature of the prAsAhd rise was that there was absolutely no in. dicattcns of manipulatiOn.
 The week was another of barely four trading days yet In that stirne the volume of sales effected was quite satisfactory and at the conclusion of business yesterday there was but very little suppfiAs left in factors hands even ct the increased values at which the article closed very firm, TAA general uhdertens was never stronger and the statistical position of the market ct the moment was quite satisfactory.
 On December 30 the market opened firm at 3sc. From that level prices went etead- fly. upward because Of the excellent demand and the smallness of the receipts and et the close yesterday the article wa6 ruling firm at 3s%e to 3sc. Of the total sales reported at the wind-up of the week amounting in ell to 1So barrels, i1S 6afrels were sold at sS&o and TT barrels at 3sc. The ocfmpeti- tition for supplies on Monday ana Tuesday was quite marked and if the receipts eoE- tinue light as at present indicated the mar ket will rise to a yet higher value.
 Rosns were in very good. demand and while the pale and most of the mediums were practically stationary there were number of changes in the common gPadAs. The closing quotations of yesterday follow: Water white 36 50: window glass SC. 40; N se.1S; $50; K 1s.lo; St:lS93o: H S2. s3h 6sS. %: DE ?.S5@$3 %.
 aNak N~II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
y tae oecaslen with basapee. holly

for the occasion with bamboo. holly and srniiax. Misses Jean BafienEer and Lucia Vaughar, of Birmingham. were ribbon bearers and forsned ei, aisle from the top of the stairs to the drawing room. where the esre- mony was performed. Mrs Hugh Me Twain. of this city snd Mrs. Louis tsons of honor. They wore lovely dresses 6t light green messaiine, with large black hats and carried arm cius- ters Of pink e&rnations The bride entered on the arm of her elder sis ter. Mrs. William Byrd. who gave her away. Mrs. Bytd.e gown was of old rose naessaiiMs and her flowers pink roses.
 rhe bride sore stsiish suit ot blue cloth with nat to match and carried Richmond roses and lilies Of the val ley. They we're met At the irAprovised altar by the groom attended by hts best man. Mr. FfAnk OfrnonA of this city.
 shortly after the ceremony the young couple ieft oh their wedding journey before. coming here to reside with the sroefn's parents. Judge and Mrs. P. H. Pitts. The bride visited here early Tn the winter snd made many friends who will give her q cordial welcome On her return. MT Pitts is very promising young law. yer of Selma and claims a large cir. ele of friends.
 MeSsfs. A. M. Wing and Clayton Wing and Charles Savage. of Jackson, Ala. are spending today here with relatives en route to Marion.
 Miss Agnes Barnes, of Washington, is spending . few days in the city with her tstheF, Mir. R. D. Barnes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
NEW YoRK COTTON.

New York. Jan. e.--Wtth the exception of . slight reaction during the middle Of the day. the cotton market ruled generally steady and the close was firm at a net estimated at 21s,e00 bales.
 The market opened steady at a decline Of one point to an advance of three points and during the early session cold about sos points net higher on buying of near months by large sopt interests. purchases here against sales in Liverpool and seat tered covering: After the close of Liverpool lsasea off to within . couple of points of last nights finals. but the market rallied with trading in the last hour the most act i've of the day. and prices ceiling ebove the best point of the morning on the National einnsrs' report. stating that 200, oeo bales lees had been ginned during the period De- eember i3th to January ist, than during the same period last year and that the in afcatsd crop was . little under 12.s7S. 600 bales. The market closed within . point or two of the top on the more active months.
 Receipts at the ports today s1.sos balss. against 3s. $50 lest week. and 4e, sos last ysaP. For the week 240, ,006 bales, asalnst 1e0, ,7Sz last week and S05.s4S last year.
 Todays receipts at New Orleans 1B.2s4 bales, against 1.442 last year. and at Hous- ton l5lsss bales. against 1e.Sb3 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
SELMA INDUSTRIES
MAR ,pEDR. ENfrRprrsE ii
Ctnnserelai anA Ia1sstrsal Associatisn ls Also At Wtsk Te Secure Other mn1awtr1ses--To
 Ink DaRue Rases.

ls A1so At Wtsk Te Secure
 Other nn4AEbF1sss--Te
 Talk Dasss nases.
 Selma, Jan. tspseiai. )--srhs indica. !. tions now are that the prssent year Will be . good one for selma as far ss Inc locating of industrits in this city is concerned. seoretafy Maryman, Of the Commercial and Industfiat AsSociatfon, fs in communication with several pros psctfvs r,isnufactufine biAnts which may De induced to iocate brnnch riar,fs here during the next twelve months. !
 The ssost inviting Of the pfosrsctiys fsafefaoturins industries which nay bs induced to locate here is . branch plant Paper Company. Secretary NAryman has been In communication with this company fer some weeks pat, and ne- Gotiatiohs are proEfessink nicely De- tween the company and the .Cotnmefl ctal and Industrial Association.
 1This mofning. secretAfy NnrymArl fectived from that company iong itf- ter, in which there was enclosed sew tfAi samples of paper which thts cen- oern 10 fhanufacfurihg from cotton staiks AeoriIpAnying the letter there we'll as other information which will not bs disclosed until the regular meet ing Of the Commercial and IndustriA1 Association On next Tuesday nigAt.
 The officials Of the Comnercial afa Iidustriai Association who are ac- duainted with all of the negotiations which have been had bstween the As sociation and the paper csmpasy, bA- live that If this branch plant can b ss- cured for selma. thtt 1t will prove ; great thing for the city. The cotton HfA1ka fr0rxa evhkNh tkx n<x. ufAetures It's paper. can he secured la great quantities at this point.
 rhousands of acres of land,tn Central Alabama are planted in cotton each spring, and after the cotton has been eAthered in the fall there would be nearly enough of the cotton stalks to run the plant for the entire year. Thsse cotton stalks are now left iA the iiei1s to rot and with the erection of ths pAs- per plant here would cause the cotton pianters to save the stalks in the fiAld and to bring them to Selma to market the same as they do the cotton. r Besides the negotiations which are going on for the paper mill, Secretary MarymAn Is communicating with q few other concerns in regard to the locating Of small .inaustries in thts city. The letters whioA he has received from thssA people are most sncouraGins and he is conhdent that something will re- suit from the letter writing.
 IL was also Ieatnsd today that du. ring the past week. there was . visitor In Selma who stayed for several days and who, while here. made . cefeful examination of the power of several of the creeks in the vicInity of Selma. 1t was stated today that this man was making the examination of this wAtsr power with the view of possibly esthh- fishing an independent lighting plant in the city. But while he made careful examination os the creeks. 1t is not be- lived that this man e6Fternpiates erect ing the lighting plant for several months to come, but that he may do so within the next year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07

NAVAL STORES
 savshnah. Jan. 6.--Turpentine firm aek @9sh sales l7s; receipts sai; shipments Resin firm; sales sass: receipts s.ssI: s5.osH; G tsoih @Ss; H tS.i6; I Si:i5; K s. 10; t5.so; N ss.lS; VIC ss.toi wv $50.
 Charleston. Jan. s.-Turpentins quiet; 3sHe.
 @92k: G s2.s09ss; IT S2. 2S 93oi I e. 05@ IS; K tb 90; M S5.7o; N eS o6; VIC te.50; wv t6.4o. t4 wilmington. Jan s.--Gpirits tuFpsatins steady 37kc; receipts 90 oaSks.
 Resin nothing doing; receipts iT1. Tar firm 9l. 7b. receipts III. Crude turpentine firm sl.7S' tsTS and $2 76: receipts s7.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH. New Orleans. Jan. e.--cotten seed oil: prime refined in barels per pound b-lb centS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
Notice Of Appointment Of
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W. D, snodefass. Deceased. Estste of
 Probate Court Montgomery County. All Letters of administration upon the estai Of W. B. snodgrags. deceased. having bee of January. 1909, by the Hon. Judge J. ] Gaston, Judge of the Probate Court of Mon gomefy County. notice is hereby stven. thu 4ate will be required to present the san within the time allowed by the law, or thu the same will De barred. This Jan. 6. l9o
 SABLfE A, SNODGRASS < Admlnistratrix Of the mi Estate Of ". B. snodgrass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
Marrlase os Mas Fi4zAuKh ans Mr. Pltta. -~

wedding Of unusual interest to many friends here took place this aft erncon at Biount Sprlngs. when Mss Grace Lee Fit3hugh and Mir. ArthnP Morrison Pitts. Of this city. were mar Fied at the beautiful country home nT the brides mother, Mrs. George D. Fiezhugh. Rev. ThoKas BeaRd. of Birmingham, performed the ceremony.
 The home was beautifully dseersted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07

On the Produce Exchangs today the but dairtts 3ih @s7c.
 Eees firm at mark cases included 2e@ 29c; firsts soc; prime flfsts Sic.
 Cheese-Firm lt@l8e,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
NEw ohI.sAns COTTON.

New Orleans. Jan. s.--spot cotton quiet, unchanged. Kidding sxc. Sales on the spot $50 bales: to arrive 700. F
 Futures opened steady at an Advance of one to three points. Cables were again rery were five to six points Abcves the ievel nf yesterdays closing. Shorts sfufnished the bulk of the buying orders. <, Toward uoeD fell oft to the opening level but In the nftsrncon session another wave of buying developed as c result Of the gfowing beiisk in nmall ginners returns up to the first of the year and prices went up to the highess of the day again The close wes steady sEe the active months showed net advances o9 nix to seven points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
cHICAGo GRArN ANn enonucr

CMtCAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
 wsss ss 's wsss nsshsa ss. n is as sewn crop is to | large exteht unpro- tseted oy snow, had q bullish effect on the wheat market today. Early gains. ssssysf s X. wss. s.. is:s :.,. s,sr m ss ,s sss CT to a-sc lower. Corn, oats and pro- visions ciossd nrnn. ss Is
 The cold wave, which carried ssro ssmoeratufes as far south ag oklsno. srnonE traders n the wheat pis ana the uncertainty regarding the posstble damage tp winter wheat brought out an. active demsnd at tlnAss thf9ughotIt ssys sss Sss ss ror A ,ss s, ssi sss SSr ssk: ss s tone developed and nearly all the loss was reEAIned. Shorts were the prih- eipai buyers late In the day. The close ,i wss fr s;lteSgsh the 3,,ly hn;c sns S.i, ssp days ciosins quotations. May clossa at 1o7 s.s and July at ss i.a Clear snces Of rhAAt and -four were equal to lstoee oushels Primary fseeipts ported receipts at. lss cars. nsspite the cola wave. which. 1t was. claimed would faciiitats the movement. the smSfn m m naasket yas arm aesriy all day: SaIcsiy raliisS again. The seics. sss s Arfn with prices up 1.s to i-i@s.e. with May at q 1-2 and July q s.4@1-s with with four ' Of Ssttes sonteescs srai. si i'' 'a'' ness than either wheat or corn. the
 market receiving good support rom cash intsrests and conafnissien ho,isss shade Co. i-4c higher with 1Eay et 5l s-s and July at % I-s@i.A Local rs. eeipts were io7 ears. ys Ths cold wave castaiied rsceipts Of tefe and this kallin& oy in receipts caused moderate strength in provis- ions here. At the close prices we're ai- changed to { Ia higher.
 ! Estimated receipts for tomorrow: wheat ii ears; corn lss eats; cats fs cars: hogs a7.0et Mead.
 Ths ieadias futures ranged as foiisws fss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
LnERPnnI GRAM

Liverpool, Jan. 6.-ClosIAg; Wheat spot easy; No red western winter 7s lO&d Futures quiet: March 7B 7Ad; May Ts 6 Ed
 Corn spot steady: new American mixed (via Csalveston) 5s Sd. Futures steady: Jan. 5s 2Td March 5s 2kd; May Ss 2hd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
NOTHING TO DISTURB
 PERENNIAL DULLNESS

Holdlng forth in its surpsspinE. dullrAss she cotton markets of the country furnished nothing Of Interest Wednesday and especiai. iy was the local market without feature Of note. Middiing cotton held up at sNc. h spite of soTnswhat of . decline In futures. thuokh in market In which movement of the staple figured but little.
 The greater part of the real activity cf the season Is past, and there Is nothing an fhe line of big receipts or sales In pros pect, but steady walt for prices that will suit the holder, and . consequent Sailness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
-aAsass. s-sAiiiAs.

sse3s. er>kNiitns.
 NEv@R KOREcAsx. to stse slowly
 wEATaER CONDITIONS.
 AddIttcnsl rain fell to the south Of the Onlo riyef and along the middle and north Atlantic coast yssterday Or last nieht in adyxsce of the 6xtsbsivs area oR hieh bS. fomster the, center of which is fnovine astwasd ever the Dakotas. sno~ has fallssns over. Almost thg entire northern fisr of miadiA Tsxess with thp terhpefaturs a aS- erees eeiew e&f3 ct Duluth, Nirin where 2 ms1imum wind velocity of ss miles per spfsa4ihs southsast~ard, ana fsir weather may De e2peeted for Aiabsma tonlsht ana Tnufsday. with Q cold wave by Thursday mefhfng. An area of low barometer, central over Utah is l9ivine continued unsettled and warmer weAther ih the Southwest. v. 2. Dssassmsnt e Assssalturs, waAtAss
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 .TsMbexefxte aaA pfselnitatSoa aa rspost- S4 ey thA WeAtnsE 1areA9 tof seiSessd sSsstssr1 States ehssns ths as heaEs enG. JanuAry (, 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
GERMAN EcHANGE-

Berlin. Jan. S.-Exchange on London 20 marks 47k pfennigs for cheeks.
 The rate of discount for short bills is 2k per cent; three months bills 2k per
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
Marriage of Miss sulsSacher asd Mir.
 seholeA.

A very pretty wedding oceuTred thle afternoon at S:$0 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Sulzbachet when her dAush- ter, Miss Carrie. and MT. Isidore gcholem. of Arkansas. were married. Rabbi Kaplan ofAciatins. The parlor where the ceremony was performed was beautifully decorated with white roses and palms.
 The bride entered the room on the arm of her mother who gave her away. She wore a lovely gown of gray trimmed in real lace with hat, shoes and gloves to match. and cal fried iAn arm ciustsF of bride'S roses. Mrs. suisbacher was beeoFnihgIy gowhsd la blSek lace with hat to match and carried . bouquet of carnations. MT Joe scholsm. brother of the groom. was best man.
 A large number of relatives and close friends wers present and thort- Iy after the ceremony q reception was rendered the young couple who were ahowered with congratulations. In another apartment tastefuily deeoEat- cd in red and green plan the hand some array of presents were dts played. and q delieous tive course luncheon served. Mr. and Mrs. Echo- leSn went to New Orleans on their wedding journey before going to Slinkiey, Ark, theIS future home
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
A aNsar seer,, cerpera tlen.


 In the oface of Probate Judge P. H. Pitts this morning. there was filed for record papers incorporating the Selma Near Beer Company. The incorporation papers ask for the privilege to buy and sell near beer, ginger ale, soda pop. soda water and other beverages at wholesale and retail; to buy and sell at wholesale and retail. cigars, cigarettes. tobacco, candy, ccAfectlons and other ike commodities of the same nafure. ThA Selma Near Beer Company Is capitalized at 5000, which Is divided into forty shstes at sioo per share: But while the company is capitalized ct t4.o00, 1t hes begun business On ti,- GOO. the sha res of which have been ta- ken as follows: A. ceiinssn. one share; $. c6llman, eight shares. and Robert Rochtnill, one share. The directors are the three shAr4-helderB and the ofhcers are names as A. Gollrnan.. president and general manager; D. c6lln1an, vice president, and Robert Rochmill. secfe- tary and treasurer. The company is also granted the privilege of ensaSink in business for period of twenty years. v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
NEW 0xIsnANs COTTON rUrUzNs. New Orleans, Jan. e.--Cottcn futures clSs.
NEW oazHANs sror oerEN.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpoel. sen e--SIosins; Sssss1n 'Es nalRSt SRSt to three points hikhsr; .. American middling fair .'..'.s-M Good aidaiins ''''. s.;s s.''''''s 4e Kidding ss.. s'ss "sss "s'''s yS Low middling .... zee ss.s .s = ssf.S'Ss Good ordinary ss.s s.'s ss's '2 Ordinary .p. ea
 ThA salee of the day wefs 1S,eoO of which 1000 were for speculation and expert 9hd Included ts,eoe American.
 Ass3eFfean. 4.