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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-14
ABOUT
OLD OsCEOLA

Aiming operations around Oseeola
are picking up some. according TO
Boon Tilford, the pioneer miner Of
the Hogum district. near Osceola.
and the coming summer promises TO
be more lively than those of the past
several years.
Three of the officials OF the Pan
guitch Mining & Milling company
are visiting d. States, the manager.
TO make an inspection of the COM
Dany holdings which are situated at
Hogum, about three miles south
from Osceola. They are arranging
to tap the two veins on the Bank
Deposit claim at depth OF 400 feet.
Mr. States has taken ore from these
veins near the surface of high grade
character. both In gold and silver
values. during the past winter. some
samples of which assayed $3.50 gold
and 600 ounces silver TO the ton.
The Spring City company. owning
a group of six claims lying north OF
and across Mary Ann canyon from
the Panguitch holdings will increase
the force of two men now employed
10 six or eight more. High grade
ore has been found on this property.
Another company Is being organ
lied TO work a group of claims east
OF and contiguous to the Panguitch,
where ore carrying high values in
both gold and silver has been dis
covered. The placer grounds below
these properties are also to be work.
ed more extensively during the COM
ing season.
Rich gravel Is being taken out in
DRY Gnleh near the town of Oseeola
by Lee yalkenberg. Peter Nickel and
Others. They recently discovered a
new channel on the west sideof the
eulch that has also been opened up
farther down the gulch by Charles
Gabv and Alex Winslow. who are
inst completing a bedrock shaft from
which the rich gravel will be extrae-
ted.
Luther Williams and Russell
Movie. are sluicing gravel taken out
last winter from other ground near
hy and on the same claim. There
are about a dozen men in all leasing
ON this claim and all are making
good along the line around the
Oseeola district. 10th for lode and
placer mining. and more activity VIII
he the rnle
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PRICES. HOWEVER, HOLDING
THEIR oWN-NESADA CON.
Avn CUMBERLAND STRONG
MERITS TALKED OF N EAST.

The entire market eased up yes
,erday and again struck a waiting
..itude However. prices held firm
a.a rule and there were no evidences
- an imnending break. Indications
az favorable for retention of the
higher level that was attained dur
inc the early part of the week.
The coppers and the metals came
"a halt along with the balance of
The market. Movement of the cop
nars throughout the recent improve
,nont has been somewhat uncertain.
Il i evident that the outcome OF re-
noyts concerning new combination
nnaer the direction of the Anal
oamated interests Is awaited by In
vestors. That such combination
as IL now rumored To be underway
will ultimately come about for the
nroteetinn of the industry is general
10 considered certain, but whether
he nresent is the chosen time re-
mains TO be seen.
s Cumberland Ely and Nevada Con
solldated were both strong yesterday
ann IL Is tNluGAA thS& AHAs=EN 0%%&%z=|
are to participate In any advance
movement that may occur In the
market during the next several
weeks. Dividends from both CONF
paples are being predicted by the
drst OF the year IN the east, while
recent Increase In the ore reserves
of The mines are being talked about
freely. -
nfNFORD AND HTLsE LETTER.
Prices held firm without any wide
fluctuations on the local list. cumher-
land showed up the strongest. There
has been a lot of inside buying In
This stock of late. which certainly
means there is TO be some good news
given out for holders of this stock.
The spread between Cumberland Ely
and Nevada Con. has been too wide
from any point of view. on preseht
valuations and Cumberland Ely
should sell at least $500 above
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-14
Is MUCH STRONGER.

. NEW YORK. May IA
> pronounced Improvement is re-
= ported by all of the leading pro-
. ducers In the copper metal
> situation during the past few
> days. IL is stated that last
week the United Metal Selling
company. disposed of 25,0OO.-
. 900 pounds and that for three
days of the present week the
> company has sold $1,000, 900
> pounds of copper.
The situation is declared TO
. be much stronger and pur-
. chases for both domenstic and
> foreign consumers are running
. large.
. . .
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him BY the I'VE county grand Jury.
II Is alleged In the indictment thai
Ford represented two Indians. Pea
vine Johnny and Jim Farrlngloh.
who discovered a mine in Cllnofa
district. Under the state law the
Indians we're unable 10 locate ana
hold the discovery and took TWO
mariners named Clifford into
nartnershin. some months later the
ciinords sold the property and the
Indians brought suit. alleging thal
their share of The proeeedes had
been withheld. The action was com.
promised and the Indians received
notes for $1,000. These il is alleged
were placed in Ford's hands for col 60
lae,ion. II Is charged that after
making the collection last Seplem-
her. Ford departed for Berkeley Win
the money.
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Serial No. 0734.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.


uNTTED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Carson City. Nevada, April II, 1903.
3. NOTICE ISsHEREBY GIVEN that
ELY TOWNSHIP COMPANY, a cor
poration organized and existing
under and by virtue of the laws Of
the State OF Maine, by its agent and
attorney in fact, TIL Mitchell, whose
residence and postofilee address lis
Ely. Nevada, has made application for
a, United States patent for the
Mary Jane Quarry Placer Mine or
Mining Claim situated in Dolly
Warden Mining District, Efko County.
Nevada, being the SIC u of Sc II of
NV 4 of Sec. 81 and the NE Y Of
Ne 4 Of SW Il of Sec. ~. and the
NY 4 of NV 4 of Sc " of Sec.27.
and the Sw u sW u OF NE u OF
Sec. - T. IS y. r.. 81 T. NJ. d. NJ.
containing total area of 40 acres
all of which Is claimed and applied
for. Said placer mining claim is of
record at page 293 of Vol. s of Min
ing Records in the office OF the
County Recorder of said EIko
County. ..-sl- =,
The nearest known locations are
the Sunset. Sunrise, and Bonita
placer claims. -
/ direct that this notice be pub
lished in the daily White Pine News,
at Ely, Nevada, the newspaper pub
lished nearest TO said lode mining
claim. for a period of sixty days.
LOUIS J. COHN.,
Register.
Date of first pub. April %, 1909
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PAY ROLLS KEEP
GROWING
MORE MEN GOING ON STEADILY
At LI.-PERMANENT Pop
tLATIoN ALSO On INCREASE
ToMORRoWs PREPARATIONS.

MeGlLL. Nevada. MAY Ia Bust
ness houses are decorating in prep
aration for the reception which will
be extended To the Holsters and other
guests from Ely and East Ely who
VIII come 10 the Stag Club head
quarters Saturday evening. Very
lively and general interest is being
taken in this affair by the entire
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WANTED ron EMBEzzLEMr>r.

OAKLAND. May Insisting
that he knows no reason for II. $. +.
Ford, cousin OF TREY l.. Ford OF San
Francisco. is being held In the Ala
media county Jail as fugitive from
Justice He was arrested n his
home at Berkeley on the request OF
Sheriff Owens of Tonopah. Nevada.
The dispatch requested the arrest
and merely stated there was a
charge of endorsement against Ford
and that an officer with a warrant
and with eNtradition papers Was on
his way TO Oakland. Ford has been
living in Berkeley for several
months with his wife and published
a small monthly. Al the jail today
he told OF having had To leave Tono-
pah on account of his wife's health.
While in Nevada he practiced law
and was interested In some mining
properties.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-14

Redstone and EIkhorn placer claims.
direct that this notice be pub
lished in The daily White Pine News,
At Ely. Nevada. the newspaper puli-
lished nearest 10 said lode mining
claim. for period of sixty days.
LOUIS J. cOHN
Register
Date Of first pub. April %. 1909
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METAL. QUOTATIONS..

NEW YORK. MAY f3.-Lead s4.5o
G4.35. Copper. quiet 13is q Il ~.
Silver 52S.
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FROM COPPER ORE.

The Hill boy. recently quarantin-
ed as small pox suspect. has been
released
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-14

L. Duncan was an East Ely visitor
Monday on business CONCERNING the
new school building. While tnere be
inspected the East Ely school build
ing
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-14
WHEAT STEADY

CHICAGO. May f3.-May wheat
closed at sl27.
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The arrest of ". +. Ford nj Ber-
kelley, Cal, yesterday followed the
nnding OF secret Indictment against
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-14
]. P. .IEPPESEN.

Dealers In Produce, keenan, Building.
East Ely, New. We have on hand a
fine line OF Produce including Grain.
Flour, Vegetables etc. Fresh eggs
and poultry speciality. Give us a
trial. Yours for a square deal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-05-14

A, special meeting OF The Stag
club. Tuesday evening. vote of
thanks was rendered the HOLSTERS
and city officials of Ely for the royal
reception given the SIagites deega-
ton which distributed. the Invitations
TO their doings at McGiIl the 18th.
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sTEP-oL HOTEL BARBER SHOP
The Little Shop With tie Big Service
A Il Miller f,rnnriefor

Business Hou-s. Saturday. sa q
to 10 T. m. Sunday, and holidays
s a. m, to l. m. Other days, ga n.
to p. n, except Tuesdays an.
Fridays at hosnite from p. M. to
up 10
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\. y. Ry. TIME TABLE.

Effective january 81. 1905.
Daily Except Sunday-Leayes East
Ely, North bound, 1885 a. M; Daily
Except Sunday, leaves Cobre, South
Bound, 1.3o y. m.
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and city officials of Ely for the royal
reception given the SIagifes deega-
ton which distributed. the Invitations
TO their doings at McGiIl the 18th.
\ 4. JAEGER. for some time con-
nected with the assay Office left
Wednesday for San Luis Potosi.
Mexico where he has accepted a
position with the zapatilla Milling
Co. Ills many friends wish him sue
cess.
Residents using the spring water
Immediately south of the school arc
warned that they are doing so at
their own peril and that the COM
pany will not be responsible rs the
water has been condemned. The
spring was closed but has been
recently broken open.
A slight insight 10 the wondrous
growth of McGill business interests
may be gathered from the fact that
this pay day season required our
hnstling cashier, p. {. Grips. 10 be
at his post until midnight every
night. and he Is not a slow worker
either. McGlll business houses were
all rushed 10 the utmost during the
same time. They kept most Of the
pay day money AT home.
\ meeting will soon be called
for all those interested in gun sports
for the purpose of organizing a Gun
club. which Will probably be called
the McGill Gun club. Quite lot
of interest Is expected as 1t is vel
known fact that We have some artists
in this sport. Traps, clay pigeons
and all other necessary equipment
has been ordered and the first meei
will probably be a week from Sun
day.
The lower MeGnl camp will with.
in short time have sanitary
sewer system connecting the Greek
and Austrian camps, the stores. Tho
American Trading company camI
and as soon as possible the resi-
dences 10 the north. This vii
prove of inestimahle value to the
health III itSutHtSs ffaf tiNhtoias ~ =
protecting the springs from contami
nation.
The Greek and Austrian CAM
building and all subsidiary buildings
are to be given thorough eoatins
of white wash under the persona
supervision of our camps supervisor
The swamp Immediately to the
west of the Greek and Austrian
camn itso he drained and petroleum
applied TO all moist ground adjacent
10 the camp for the destruction OF In
seets which are dangerous as carriers
of typhiod and other fevors.
Chloride of lime and slack lime
is to be applied to all out buildings
All residents should join with The
authorities To promote the very besi
sanitary conditions possible.
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DAILY SUBURBAN TRAINS.

Leave East Ely for Ely. a. NJ
1925: SEQ; GAO; 7:1e; s:25;
$50. 1890; 11:50;-p. m, ITO;
2:2o; 1925: As: 600: 6:3e 7:30;
SEQ; 800; 1915.
Leave Ely for East Ely, a. NJ
1910: 6.35; 7:30; 500; $40;
1906 M. 1906; 1925: 2:15;
2.35. 500; 6:15: $40: 6:45; 7:45;
60 49,. 1n.Q0
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A. Z. lager. for some time con-
nected with the assay Office left
Wednesday for San Luis Potosi
Mexico where he has accepted q
position with the zapatilla Milling
Co. His many friends wish him sue.
cess
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ssIs-..TER TRAINS

Leave Ely. a. m.-6:35;10:05;-
y. m. 2.35: 500 1890.
Leave East Ely. a. $40;
10:10,-p. M, 2:4O; BOB; 1875.
RETURNING. LEAVE MGILL.
A. m. 7:45; l0:50;-p. m. 3:45;
5.55. 1l.45.
NINE TRAINS.
Leave East Ely, a. m.-6: 40;
1I.30;-p. M. 4:a5.
Leave Ely. A. m.--6:45; 1885;
D. m. 4.3o.
Returning: Leave Mines. a. NJ
1888. y. m. LES; 5:35.
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ODate of first pub. April %, 1909.
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MARKETS, MINING AND METALS
COPPER METAL SITUATION

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DELAY IN NOTICE
NULLIFIES POLICY
Company ResistS Payment OF
Death Claim and Defeats Suit

"A condition in a policy Of insurance
providing that no recovery shall be
had thereon unless the claim be pre-
sented within a given time or unless
a suit be brought within given time
is valid, if the time limited be reason
able"
The above decision was handed down
by the supreme court of California
Friday in the case OF Mary c. Tfb-
belts against the Fidelity and Casualty
company of New York. which was an
action to recover insurance on the death
OF II. T. Ttbbetts. husband OF the
plaintiff
Tibbetts died in September 1904. and
proof of death must DE furnished TO
the company within two months after
death and that legal action must be-
begun within six months. The widow
failed TO file her proof of death within
the required two months and did not
begin her action until April 1905
The company demurred to the com
plant and the lower court sustained
the demurrer which was upheld by
the supreme court i'm its decision yes
terday.
The decision of the lower court in
favor OF the plaintiff in the case OF
the GraciOsa oil company against the
county of Santa Barbara, which was
ar action to recover taxes assessed
against the plaintin and paid under
protest. was reversed by the supreme
court yesterday. The corporation al
legged that the assessment was void /.
saying that it held the land under -
lease and that the lessor should have
been responsible for the taxes
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names of men prominent in the French
political world are mentioned

names of men prominent in the French
political world are mentioned.
A number of San Franciscans promi-
nent in its social world spent Christ
mas in Rome Among those who have
already arrived there are Mrs. Adam
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio p. Liver
more. Miss Livermore and Miss Hazel
King.
Mrs Arson Hotaling of San Francisco
is spending the winter at Territet
where the season and winter sports
are at their height. During the months
of December and January this resort
and the adjoining one of MontreauN are
always crowded with visitors, who will
later on flock to Nice The ascent to
Glion and Caux resorts, still higher
UP in the mountains, is made by means
of q funicular; the descent by those
who have the courage and love Of
snort by means of sleds-bob Sleigh
ing. as it is termed. Skating and ski
ing are also most popular.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. karbel and family
of San Francisco. have arrived at
Hamburg.
MIR. and Mrs. Blair Turpin of San
Francisco were recently in Cologne.
Mrs. Robert cameron Beyers of Santa
Barbara is spending some time in
Veyey
Mr.. and Mrs. Spiro of San Francisco
have arrived at Naples.
General Nelson A. Miles, accompan-
led by A Hayt, left Paris this week
for motor trip to Nice, whence,
after brief sojourn, he will proceed
to Algeria
Frederick Tillmann of San Francisco
left Paris this week for home rather
sooner than he anticipated
w G.. Campbell and Miss Elizabeth
Campbell of Long Beach arrived here
this week
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The Outsider
Other Social Events

NJ. Green announces the enga cement
of his daughter, Hilda, to Henry Jacobs
They will receive their friends this
afternoon and Thursday afternoon
January IA, at 1855 Clay street.
An enjoyable stein party" was given
recently by Miss Theresa Giovannini
at her home, 451 Duboce avenue
Dancing and games took UP the early
part of the evening. At 10 o'clock the
guests marched to the dining room
where tables were arranged and pretty
stems were at each place. Among
those present We're:
III and Mrs. p. Gio- Frank Merschen
vannini win 0sterloh
Alvinia Keller Phil Bold
Pauline Bartbolme Frank Merz
Pauline BurhRus Jack Uns1nn
Marie Feldhaus Charles Hobrecht
Anna Larsen Frank Schillow
John Stromberg
Each guest received small stein as
a souvenir
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Stone gave a
party recently at their new home, 22e
Edgewood avenue. The affair was ir
the nature of house warming, and
many pretty gifts We're received fol
with greenery and oranges on the
branch.
Miss May Spruill has returned after
trip of several weeks in southern
California and Mexico.
Z The marriage is announced OF Mis-:
Pearl Brown and Archie d. Mexican
which took place December % in thi.
city. The couple reside in Hanford
The officiating clergyman was the Rev
c. NJ. Warner.
The new year party of the Deutschel
club will take place Wednesday even
ing, January 20, at Golden Gate hall.
Mrs. Rosetta Mcmillan announces th,
engagement of her daughter, Mabel, t
John d. Feldman Jr. The wedding will
be an event of the summer
Miss Mae II. Snyder entertained re
Gently at whist party given at he
home in Post street. The prizes wer,
taken by Miss Bessie Treadwell. Mis-
Nellie Manley, Mr.. Treadwell, r. Nc
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write at once for the wonderfully help
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Talks on Teeth
Rex Dental Co.
Inc.
New Year
New Teeth

Good resolutions are III order A
very good start fer the new year would
DE a complete set OF teeth, by means
of the Alveolar Method.
BY complete" we mean that the
missing teeth be replaced. the gaps in
lle llne nlied, so you can begin 1903
with the fun complement Of teeth. the
lew BENG 50 nearly q counterpart Of
Natures teeth that even the one wear
ing them would have 10 look twice 10
tell which was which.
AlVeOlar teeth are put in the mouth
in such a way that they not only look
natural but act natural
We follow the natural or Nature s
plan as closely as possible but do not
.lt, noIe or cut into the gums TO accom-
plish our purpose
Better Than Plates and Bridges
Pacific Grove. Cal. Dec 81, 'OS
Dear Doctor. I wish 10 write ana thank you
s~ain ior the natural looking teeth that yOu
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s-la ] sincerely think il was certainly g grand
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There is nothing Just the same as
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although certain unscrupulous dentists
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Be sure you write or cali at one o.
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name, Rex Dental Co." which is easy
10 remember
Counterfeit teeth restoration is z
dangerous proceeding, and a bunglel
can DO more harm in an hour than We
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"A word 10 the wise Is sufficient
and "FOrewaraed is forearmed" are
two proverbs that fit the present case
Remember the name and address.
Consultation and examination O
al faT-
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Buttons. nowadays. need to be
placed judiciously. They certainly give
the long lines in a dress, but if the
wearer is stout they should always be
fiat. The newest buttons are oval
shaped Of black satin. They are put on
with long simulated satin cord button
holes.
Another point for the stout woman is
the fact that white or cream yoke and
sleeves widen the figure. For this rea-
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Society /

Continued From Page so
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of Reno The reception will be held
January IT from until 3 at 25Ss Sut-
ter street
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Fringe is here once more-beautiful,
supple fringes of net, tubular beads,
with silk lace or velvety or rats tail
chenille. 1t is headed by trellis work
and finished with little silk '.bobs." 1t
is lustrous. serpentine, undulating. 1t
swings and shimmers as the wearer
moves. It makes the stout look slen-
der and gives to all a sylphlike grace.
Fringe trims our tunics, our dalma-
tique fronts, our scarfs and sashes.
II wells our bodices and falls over our
bare arms. 1t is sure to have long
run OF popularity, for it is becoming
to all.
It is costly. it is true, but no trim
ming is needed where fringe is used.
The rats tail chenille, so called be-
cause of its resemblance to a rats tail
by reason of its glossy smoothness, is
most seen on cloth costumes and 9TH
ers, for smart functions. The velvet
chenille and silk grille fringe is also
used on smart evening frocks.
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Glacken, and the consolation trophies
We're given TO Miss Charlotte Schultz.
Mrs. Florence PereivaI, Fred Hillman
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FurS Are All the Vogue in
the City of Fashion
Magnificent SabIes and Chinchias Are to Be
Seen in the Daily Parade in Paris
By La VOyageuse

Especial Correspondence of The Call