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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07
CUENTO CORTO.

Fue una riejecita blanca, una vie
iecita dc -,ieve. cncorvada V tenn
blona, dc sas QUO en- los cuentos
del divino Perrault regalan q
CenicRnta 81 chaplin de criStal V ofre
cen al principe enamorado para que
dc rodillas, ante q lecho de plirpura
pueda despertar la hermosa dur
miente Eiglirate que al entrar en- el
temple, junto q la tallada cancela
: Ia hora de Ia primera misa, me
Ia encontre con su rosario de- cuentas
colgc do en- su vest do de pliegues rec
tos Y su mant6n negro, triangular
e.guido sobre Ia cabcza como la ca
pucha dc IN habito.
Era una mahana fria. color &c azu
cens. Entire con unci6n. levante Ia
pessGa cortina verde. cuando en el
mismo instante On que nc herian
los Ieilejo> dc los cirios que desde
largo 'iistancia pie4ban Ia sombra,
>eafi la rrmers GARCIA dsda en- Ia
mejilll poruna msno de ,da olientc
q irrpnsa Jam 1s en mi nihez soil
tara + hurana, en mis- ocho amos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07
HUMoRIsMo.

! Dispense usted, Eehora. dQuier
es ese majadero a g,iioa mira 1lstec
sonriendo?
Mi marido.
-Perdone usted. No saba.
-Se he presentare a usted. Indu
dahlemente, simpatizaran ustedes
porque Sc parecen mucho.
-Sepa usted que Matilde va nc
va escotada a ningln bale.
-iQue talento hene esa muier!
Al fin ha comprendido que no tenia
mas remedio que echar un velo so
bre el pasado.
En- un dia de lluvia:
-Joven, cme permite que lie
otresca MI paraguas?
-iNo!
-Parece mentira que una sonora
tan mojada me de un no" tan Sc
CO.
Tn periodico publica un anuncio
conoebido en- estos terminus:
Medic SECURE de ganar diez pese
tas danas. Enviese una peseta q X.
!. q. y q vuelta de correo Sc escri
Dlran las instrucciones necesarias.
Tn ambicioso Sc apresura q enviar
Ia peseta, y recibe esta contestaci6n
"Haga usted como yo''.
Una mora me enamora,
yno es mora de nacion.
que es mora, porque ella mora
dentro de mi corazon.
Lo que hemos aprendido debemos
enseharlo q quien todo 10 ignora; 81
asi pagamos una deuda sacrosanta.
Nantegazza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07
DE- S0cI EDAD.

Dichosa pureja. De Arecibo no
viene grata noticia. Maria Muro l,
virtuosa y kmpatica senorita gu,
tanta estimacione Sc grangear.
en- San Juan oontrajo matlimonit
con el estimable joven Pablo del Rio
:. de aqueIa locahdad. Nuestra MAI
! sincera felicitacion q los jovenes con.
yuges y que sean tan hchosos conc
por buenos merecen.
De 1ueltu. Esther Batista, Ia pri-
morosa flor de la calle del Parque
regreso aver deLoiza en- donde paso
una corta temporada. Probable
mente volvera en- breve 4 ausentarse
para aquella poblacion donde disfru-
to de agradabiisima temporada
iCuidado con el travieso Cupido,
Tambisn regreso su residencia de!
Versailles la distinguida senora Ra
driguez de Diez de Andino. Bienve-
midas.
lie Ponce Los jovenes y distingul-
dos esposos Toro-Luchetty, estu-
vieron dos dias en- San Juan regre-
sando despues su residencia Ell la
ciudad de! Sur. Que Sc repitan sus
gratas visitas 4 Ia ciudad.
En- .Santrce. Los distinguidos es-
pesos bet-Gonzaiez, que ha POGO
regresaron de Espaaa han estable-
edo su residencia en- Santurce para-
da Is en- la elegante casa que ocupa-
ron los distinguidos esposos Arsua-
ga-Daban. Alguna vez puede adnl
rarSe ALI cuando Va de paseo al
Versailles" 4 Ia primorosa damita
Cambucha Guillermety, que vuelve
q lucir las galas de su esplendida
hermosura y gracia.
Pcrsonales. Ha regresado 4 su ne
sidencia de Arecibo el Doctor Su-
sonl, que estuvo algunos dias en-
San Juan.
Aver estuvo en- Manati ell doctor
Gustavo Muiioz Diaz.
Semper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07
LECTURA GAMPESINA.

Metodos m0de7nos del cultivo dgl
urroz. Ell cultivo del aIroz en- las
islas Filipinas es, por muchos con
oeptos, semejante al que Sc prac
tica en- China, Jspon E India Bri
tanica y otros paises orientales
Es ,erdad que en- este pals el uso
del srado es mas general que en-
aquellos. pero es de tan POGO me
rito, por ser primitive, que tiene es
casa ventaja sobre la pala Y el aza
don. Las operaciones principales
tales como, la preparation del Sc
millero, trasplante, entsrouinado
V reoclecci6n con6rman todas, sin
embargo. la practica oriental V
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07

te. De 10 que conoce mos de Ia isla,
y conocemos Ia mayor parte,N solo
dos personals hemos visto ocupadas
en- la propagation forestal, Ia una,
un botanico muy conocido, Ia otra,
un pohne campesino que querien-
do dar valor i su lrnitado predio
iba plsntando determinadas espe
cies nuy eshmadas por su dura
fibra.
No hemos de objetar la influen
cia forestal en- Ia c1imatologla, en-
las inundaciones y sequias, en- el
saneamiento, de los lugares panta
nosos, en- Ia purificacion del aire
respirable y en- Ia protection al
desnudaniaento de Ia terra labo
rable en- lss co1inas; po1que no es
nuestro propdsito escribir sobre
la importancia y neoesidad de los
bosques; solo nos proponemos evi
denciar Ia necesidad de Ia ensenan
"a agricola en- nuestros compns.
Hasta ell dia consagrado a Ia pro
pagacidn forestal, el dfa deuicado
8 inculcar en- el nino el 11speto Y
amor al arbol, el .Arbor Day, debie
ra llamarse Arbor die. Y no es un
chiste. Ese dia Sc arrancan en- cada
poblacion 20 8 80 arboles para sem
brar cinco 8 seis pereciendo un tres
ciento por ciento. La ley es saba y
previsora al dedicar este dia; pc
70 los que cumplimentamos esta ley
no somos tan sabios Y p1evisores.
Francia al yer despobladns sus
bosques tomo por divisa, ell aforir
mo de SUI enemiga natural Alema
MIA. Nj monte sin cultivo, nj cu1ti
vo sin monte, y fundo la escuela
forestal de Nancy.
Y nuestro aforismo debe ser:
No hay tierras improductivas cuan
do las explota una inteligencia
cutivada'
CutIvemos pues Ia inteligencias
de nuestros ninos campesinos ini
ciandolos en- los rudimentos de las
ciencias agronomica y asl haremo S
triplicar ell rendimiento de nuestras
cosechas. Putlo Morales Cabrera.
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ella, cohibada por tristes dias de
OPPRESSION. ST Sc quiere encontrar
dentrD de Ia OPPRESSION secular que
abate a este pals un ejemplar mode
10 de niciativa y activadad puede
hallarse en- la historic de Ponce. Su
agriculture opulenta; SUI industria
y su comercio por muchos amos q
Il cabeza del comercio y de la indus
tria insulares; su ambiente social
decorado por una noble generacnn
de inteiectua1es cuya brillante hue
LA adn ALI brilla; y su historic po
Utica lena de singllares virtudes,
hicieron de Ponce un centric de pen
samiento y de accidn puerto1iqueha
No importa que hoy pasagero de
sslnnto entriste1cs al Ponce de me
jores dias. Fue y cs digno del carl
no de Ia buena isla. Ella debe toda
entera ayudarle en- su propiosito de
respeto al pasado, y al pesolverse a
eelebrar IA fundacnn de su hogar,
debe el pals sumr 4 su local esfuer
20, solidaridad y sinpatia.
Mu6vese ahora allf Ia opinion en-
favor de Ia citada fiesta y rednense
para 1evarla adelante. Buena Sc
nal es que en 10 relative Ia parte
hst6rica del programa, evante el
prcyecto controversial. La historic
de America es, en- general, ohscura
y LENA de perpkjidades y dudas.
Cuando Ia fiesta de Ponce anima la
production intellectual de nuestros
hombres de capacidad, es prueba
de que ofrece interes y obtiene sim
patias.
Discutase todo, Sean respetadas
las opiniunes, y salvadas Ia bue ma
mtenci6n. Pero hagase Ia fiesta pro
.cuando en- ella que TODD Sc sobre
ponga Ia coneordia y Ia serenidad
de las ideas.
De ese modo, esos dias alegres
que Sc preparan no despertaran rem
cor en- nadie, y todos, hbms de apa
sionamientos pokticos y de indole
religiosa, honren a la gran ciudad
cuyo magndico porvenir, latente
como la fuerza en- la nina, espera
su turno y su dia de trimfo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07
"N{acUR|0"

Acaba de aparecer Ell numero
del mes actual de Ia lujosa reyista
Mewnrao. Nombres de pohtcos.
tlnanclstas y escritores la ayalo
ran.
I'm ella, refrendado por Rafael
sehlls, Sc lanza a Ia puhicidad
un nuevo y hermnso proyecto de
estudios americanistas" en- Ia
UniNersidad de Barcelona.
Lnego es don Eduardo Date
Prasdente del Cangneso, quien re
'comienda y exalta Ia trascenden
tai utilldsd de aquena enpresa.
Federico RahOta ha labrado un-
artlcelo bellisimo, tratando del Dor
Venlr de la America latina. Nava
rro Keverter trata y juzga, segun
su cr1te1lo, el proyecto reformadnr
de Ia administration local. D Jo
Sc Carl Gimeno considera con acier
to los remedies que han de poner
coto al exodo de nuestra riqueza
naclonal. Y Lucilio Ambruzl des
crlbe la envidiable organization de
la novislma y ejemplr Escuela
superior de Comercio de Turin.
Ademas, pubica Ia conocida re
vista hispano americana, extensa
information de actualidades; no
tdcias de toda Ia America latin LA
description de las festas argenti
mas de Boulogne sur Mer; el acos
tumbrado balance polltico del mes,
que con tan discreta imparciai
dad y claro juicio, hace Baidome
70 Argente y otras muchas noticias
generates y fnancieras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07
GA CORRESPONDENT De PUERTO DcaEMBRF De 1909

son taxes COMO Sc encuentran en-
todo pals de jn1nal barato.
Pfimeramente hableramos del
arroz de regadfo. Al hacer la selec
ci6n, es precise evitar los teTenos
montuosos ppr Ia dihcultad que
ofecen para Ia irrigation. La ma
yor parte de los gsstos en- el cultivo
del a1roz 10 absorve la construction
de los pildpides 8 malecones cuyo
numero depende solamente de Ia
topografie del terreno. Las tisrras
perfectam ente nivcladas ofrecen
excelentes condieiones, porque Sc
pueden hacer las parcelas en- elias
del tamaho que Sc desee, teniendo
por Unite Ia cantidad de terreno
que Sc pueda. .sembrar en- tres dias.
Una parcela mas grande no seria
conveniente por ser menester que
las semillas germinen todas Ia
weZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07
FRAGMENTO.

Las repdbicas Sc hacen de HON
bres: ser hombre es. en- Ia TERRA, di
ficihsima y pocas veees lograda ca
rrera.
La poesia no es ell canto debil de Ia
naturaIeza plastica: esta es la poe
sfa de los pueblos esclavos V cobar
des.
La poesia de las naciones ibres,
la de los pueblos duenos, Ia de nues
ira TERRA americana. es Ia que de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07
INA FIESTA In PONCE.

u poroue no han de ceIeorar
rs porceEos ls eteneride de l. iu.
Gse.6n de Ia smsds ciudsi del Sur ?
I. p.op6sito es eulto, es digno.
= Esio Guns fue de un pueblo &C
10 y FEogEesisrs el hosPitaIs..o
cIet HEoe sislnos alos era enc
Ic.a Il 8 f.z. 81 ben, COMO tod.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07

UTIL- Toda dueha de casa
debe echar al aGibe al menos 2 pn
flados de bicarbonato de sosa una
Nez por aIo. Esta sustancia no SO
10 mata todo insecto 6 gernen sinD
que tambien dslcifca el aqua y la
hace mejor para todos los fines.
CURIOSO.-En la sucursal del
Banco de Inglaterra, en- New York,
Sc han practicable ensayos de una
pequena maquina, inventada por
un sueco, qne separa autom atica
mente las none das de diferente
valor tubos de los cuales salen en-
paquetes de 4 diez, veinte, cincuen
ia o Glen Piezas, segun Sc desee.
Dicha maquina permite separar,
contar y poner en- cartuchos setenta
y dos mil pleas por hora, y el ira
bajo que puede realizarse al dia
con un solo operador, equi9ale al
de cincuenta de los cajeros y con
tadores mas habiles de un Banco.
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PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO EN-
UN Ola tome LAXATIVE BRoMo-ouiSINA.
Ell boticario devolvera el dinero sino Sc
cura. La hrma de Z. ". GRove Sc halla
cada caiita
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sentra1a las razonas de la vida, en- ia
TERRA los germenes del ser.
Lo peqneao aaara: 10 grande
arranca y busca.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12
Council Makes
Changes In
Schedule

IL was learned yesterday that the
revised schedule of licenses as it will
be presented to the city council on
Wednesday evening will be material
ly different from the schedule which
was framed up last week for pre-
sentation.
The eouncilmen are Withholding
definite information as TO their in
tentions. The most that can be had
from them is declaration that the
cut i'm licenses will be almost gen.
eral and that il will represent big
looping off in charges for the priv
lege of doing business in Ely.
II is understood that revisions are
still being made and that it is prob
able that the work will not be com
pleted until in the session of the
council on Wednesday night. but that
in a general way the council has
reached an understanding.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12
Odd Fellows
and RebekahS
Install

The members of Cherry Greek
lodge. No. 30, and Ely Rebekah
lodge. No. p. gave public joint in
stallation of officers at Graham s hall
last evening 1t was one of the most
largely attended affairs of its kind
ever given in Ely The officers in
stalled in Cherry Greek lodge. No.
30. were: Noble grand, John Me
Herman; vice grand. William Stew
art. secretary, Frank Root; treasur-
err. Fred Oldfield. Those installed in
Ely Rebekah lodge, No. p. were:
Noble grand, Maude Norman; vice
grand. Virginia Carothers; recording
secretary. Sophi Munro; financial
secretary. Fannie Oldfeld; treasurer,
Mrs. Agnes Cartwright.
After the installation. c. Gordon,
a visiting brother from Smelter
made an unusually clever speech.
which won for him rounds OF ap-
plause Lunch was then served. after
when short addresses We're made by
Miss Maude Norman. Frank Root.
John McKernan and Mr.. Davis.
The supper and speech making was
followed by a dance 1t was well
after midnight before the dance
broke up.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12
Boy Is Badly
Injured by
a Horse

A seven year old boy of c. NJ.
Pratt, of Central Ely. was kicked by
a horse last evening and dangerously
injured at the Gallagher feed yard
The boy was watching the hitehing
up of a team when, nnnoticed by
those about. who had told him to
keep out of the stable. he slipped
into a stall and put his head through
an opening in the partition TO look
at horse in the adjoining stall.
The men hitching up the team
heard the horse kicking and OH look
ing saw the child PROSTATE on the
floor. bleeding profusely from terri
BILE cuts in the forehead, where the
horse had kicked him Medical as
sistance was summoned and the child
removed to his home. where a num-
Der of stitches were taken To close
the wound II was later said the
boy would recover.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12
OFF To JAILIN DRESS SUIT.

ELIZABETH. y. j.. Jan. III
will probably die before my term is
finished. and | want my last appear
ance here 10 be in keeping with my
noble lineage. said lgnazio Perone.
when he appeared in evening dress
today for his trip 10 Trenton, where
he will serve ten years at hard labor
for the murder of Luigi Melassaro.
Perone appealed TO the warden.
whoacted as valet, and when he was
led from his cell in the county jail
he was respondent in the latest style
of Tuxedo suit. with all the incident
ais. from a silk hat to patent leather
shoes and gloves. furnished by pros
porous friends in the Italian colony.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12

his actions and correspondence in
matter which he claimed was perfect
ly legitimate. In concluding he said
he courted the fullest investigation
and invited the comparison of his pri-
vate and public life with that of the
president.
Senator Tillman closed his speech
at y. IN. There was no demonstra-
ton nor applause and the immense
crowd rapidly left the senate cham
Der. 1t was plainly disappointed with
the failure of the senator to make
his position clearer and more direct
ly and substantially refute the
charges against him.
Ii was rumored today that the pres
ident has told a friend that an effort
was made by Senators Hale and Al
drieh to suppress the facts about
Senator Tillman. Undoubtedly this
impression was gained at the White
House by a visit to the president by
Mr.. Hale. who suggested that the
matter relating to Mr.. Tillman should
be withdrawn 1t is said that the
Maine senator did not base the re-
quest upon the ground that ii was not
properly a reply to the demand for
Information about the secret service,
but because of the fact that Senator
Tillman is in poor health and the
charge was liable TO rouse him to a
pitch of excitement dangerous to his
life
President Roosevelt declined Ia
withdraw the reference to Mr.. Till
man. and when Senator Hale would
not make it public he decided to do
so himself
There is no question but that Sen
ator Tillman's health is serious.
When he went to Europe last March
he was in highly nervous state. The
trip resulted in a marked improve
ment but his friends have noticed
that his nervousness was real. Some
senators who have examined the
case say that the offense was i'm
proper and he used indiscretion but
no criminality is involved. II was
said that Mr.. Tillman might have in
troduced his resolution calling upon
the department of justice 10 bring
proceedings to compel the sale of the
land at $3.50 in accordance with the
original land grant and at the same
time apply for some of the land with
out making himself the target of
criticism.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12
TAKES BAR OVER.

]. ". Wood yesterday closed a
lease for and took possession of the
Nunnelly bar in East Ely. which he
will conduct in future. Mr.. Wood
came here several months ago from
Tennessee, where he had one of the
finest places in the state. Since his
arrival he has been with the Copper
Club saloon at Shelter for the
greater part of the time and has seen
enough of the camp to determine him
that it is an excellent proposition to
stay with for business. He will make
number of changes at his East Ely
place. which he intends shall be one
OF the finest in the district.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12
Travellers In
Danger On
Roads

The big snow storm in the valley
which ended on Sunday morning and
was succeeded by a fall in the Their
mometer that last night and Sunday
night threatened to knock out the
bottom, was not as general as at
first thought. No snow was had at
Cherry Creek or Curries and from
several other localities similar re
ports come. Like spotted conditions
prevail along the Southern Paclnc-
The trains of the latter road were
close on time yesterday and no tfou-
BILE from weather conditions report
ed. although all the trains carried
eoatings of ice TO show for extreme
cold weather prevalent from Wyom-
ing to the Sierras.
Some worry has been occasioned
locally with regard TO prospectors
and others who are thought to have
been on the mountain roads on Sat
urday night and Sunday The nerce
snow storm which prevailed Saturday
afternoon and night made driving
dangerous, it being impossible to see
the road Robert Neill who drove
in during the afternoon from Blaine,
stated that he lost the way couple
of times. although he had been over
the road frequently and knew every
inch of it, 1t was the only time. he
stated, in the history of his travel
over the route since erection OF the
Steptoe plants that he had been I'M
able 10 see a single sign of light at
MeGill Similar condition undoubt-
eddy prevailed on many of the roads
of the county and travellers on those
in the more isolated localities must
have had severe experience. II is
about these that worry is felt, which
il is the hope will be alleviated dur
ing the next day or Two by word
from those known To be out, several
Of whom were expected in Sunday
and yesterday but have as yet failed
10 arrive.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12
DECISION TO-DAY.

In the matter of the State vs.. Par
rott. which came up for preliminary
hearing yesterday before Judge Cart
wright. quite number of witnesses
were examined after which argu-
ments were made by Attorney Me
Fadden for the defense and District
Attorney Reeves for the state. The
matter was taken under advisemeni
by the Judge who will render deei
sion today at O'Clock. All the wit
nesses. with the exception of one
are residents of the red light dis
trict.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12

liOiAl OiIsf
States battleship Connecticut arrived
here today. Her sister ships of the
special squadron. sent to the relief
of the earthquake sufferers. the Yer
mont. Kansas and Minnesota, accom-
panied the Connecticut to Messina,
but did not come to Naples. They
proceeded to Villefranche. where they
are due tomorrow.
Owing to the fact that the whole
country Is in mourning. no salutes
were fired. The sailors manned the
sides of the Connecticut and flags
were dipped. Ambassador Griscom
was on board.
The Italian admiral and port Off
GERS visited the Connecticut to pay
their respects to Rear Admiral Sper-
ry and express appreciation for
American sympathy and aid. Admi-
raj Sperry will return the call to the
Duke of Aosta and other officials.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12
PUBLIC DUMPING GROUND.

Notice is hereby given that the
public dumping ground of the city
of Ely is located one mile southerly
from the White Pine county court
house and about one-fourth mile
easterly from the ice plant on South
hurry street. The ground can be
reached by following the road up the
canyon back of the court house, and
the location is designated by signs
which have been conspicuously plac-
ed. j. w. HuDGENS,
10-6t City Marshal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12
GOOD SLIlIGHING.

The snow now on the ground af-
fords prime sleighing. notwithstand-
ing which fact the number of vehi-
cles on runners has been compare
lively few to date The cold which
has accompanied the snow is con-
sidered to large extent responsible
for the small use that is being made
of it,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12
ENTERTAINMENT.

The home talent program will be
given in the Carpenters union hall
Thursday evening. The hall is dec
Grated with the Epworth league col
ors. a fine variety of music and
readings are on hand for the ocea-
sion. Tickets TO adults, 40 cents !:
children ) years and under. 20
cents Reserved seats. 20 cents in
addition to regular admission. Watch
for program tomorrow.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12
DAUGHTER BORN.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Sweeney re-
ioice in the arrival at their home out
from East Ely of a daughter, who
came to gladden. their hearts on Fri
day last. Mr.. Sweeney is the well
known transferman and yesterday
had need of cigar factory by rea-
son of the large number of friends
on his calling list
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12
CUMBERLAND Busy.

The Cumberland hotel is enjoying
the best business in its history. Near
ly all of the large number of rooms
in the East Ely house are occupied
and the scene i'm the lobby of the ho-
tel of evenings is in consequence a
lively one. A good deal of transient
traffic has been finding its way TO the
hotel lately as well as largely in
creased number of boarders from Me-
Gill and the mines.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12
LEAVE THURSDAY.

The White Pine county delegation
to the legislature will leave for Car
son City on Thursday morning The
legislature will convene on Monday
next. Its session may continue SO
DAYS. the limit fixed by law.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-12
WHITE PINE NEWS. TUESDAY JANUARY T. 1907
WORKER SUSTAINS
BADLY BROKEN Lee

> J. \. Wiston, an IRON worker
, at the smelter. was brought in
, on the midnight train and taken
, TO the Steptoe hospital in East
> Ely with a broken leg.
, Wiston sustained his injury
, through being struck by
, dinkey engine last night in the
> yard at Smeiter. The fracture
. is a severe one and will confine
, him to the hospital for some
. time.