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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-01-01
LESSONS FROM APPLE SHOW.

The following from the World Of
Vancouver, B. c., concisely states some
practical lessons taught by the Ma
tional Apple Show at Spokane:
Speaking on the commercial as
poets of the fruit trades at different
points in the interior, Mr.. Maxwell
Smith, the Dominion fruit inspector
who acted as one of the judges of the
great apple show at Spokane, had the
lessons of that international event to
tell the fruit growers. He has re-
turned to the city from his tour and
says that he had the opportunity of ad-
dressing enthusiastic public meetings
at Grand Forks, Nelson and Kamloops
under the auspices of the Farmers In
stitute. He gave before those meet
ings a general resume of the most
approved and up-to- date methods of
producing and marketing various fruits
and accepted the occasion Of empha-
sizing the meaning of the victories that
had been won by British Columbia
fruit.
Of the eight British Columbia dis
tricts, all carried off prizes except one,
and the Kelowna exhibits probably car
ried away more prizes for the amount
of fruit displayed than any other dis
trict represented in the entire show.
This was due very largely, he under
"BUsINESs CHANCES NEW WEST
MINISTER AND DISTRICT"
Dry Goods-Going Concern, $4,000;
Restaurant Business-Going Concern,
$500 Cash. This is money-maker to
right party.
Ten Year Lease of Land and 3 bust
nesses together with Rents of other
stores. Price for the lot, $4,000, on
terms. Look into this proposition.
Mill Site-Fraser River and SO acres OF
land with improvements. Price,
Cannery with buildings complete, about
500 feet waterfront and acres land;
all for $4,000, on terms.
MCLEOD, MARK s. co.
Columbia ST., New Westminster, B. G.
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO GET A
real home-like home for very little
money; ~ acres of good land, four acres
under cultivation; so fruit trees, 20 bear
ing; fine new 7-room, two-Story mousse
cement foundation, bath and other con-
veniences; good basement; good well wa,
ter; a large chicken house; one. good
horse, wagon and all the farm imple-
ments go with the place; price $3,aOO;
S17OO cash, balance spread over -FOUR
years This is going concern; prem
worth nearly double what Is asked:
ROYAL City REALTY COMPANY,
New Westminster, B. G.
:. -, .-o>Ioo+ +roo+c
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-01-01

WANTED-1OO British Columbia farm
ers to visit our factory at New West
minister and see the beautiful DOORS,
LARS we make. Do this next Market
Day without fail. Walsh Sash q Door
Factory. New Westminster, B. c.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-01-01
MEMORIAL STONES.

MEMORIAL STONES.
OF imported marble may be secured at
New Westminster. You can secure no
better results anywhere at such prices
Cemetery work a speciality.
JAMES MCKAY,
rmporter and Manufacturer of Marble
and Granite Monuments,
NEW WESTMINSTER, =. @.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05

SpmOerjbOif llnsOOm.

De friitelige ungoomsforenin9er
I RorOilesoie~ bolot Senoag Den 10.
Oft. Notwithstanding hos @elt-
siDer gouli goiens.
8epreienteret oar 81 6oreninger
neo 10 oelegereoe.
Gesuoen par Der MOOT ct tort 4n-
fnI Meolemmer uoen Stemmeret.
Observation-Disclosures aa6neOeS 81.
f,3O al 5ormanoen, 8oitor Simon-
ZEN, Ofsenooo, Der / 5%ililutning til
Bibeloroet / Sob. 1, 81 Seiu 0rO
Ill Ratonael: 0u ifal lie iterre Stng
mo Oisie - paope9eoe, at ben frilt-
ne llnaoom life let bliber 6laleret
fbi Den mgoer meo ltnoren Itaotg tor
re Serliabeo / 9ioet. Stort er bet at
Oioe i'm Sbno forlaOt, men lterre
enbnu. at ems Gin ferer ira 9erligbeo
til 6erligbeo. =
Tormanoen inoOelte i'm 9eretning
/ g 9lmfter: Organization. Arbeioe,
Smonier.
/. 0reaniiationen traaOte forit !
Strait / @fai / 6ior, oa 6aIlesiorbnn-
bet oanneoes meo u imaa 6orenin-
aer. geu teller bet allereOe 32 6or-
gniIlaer. meo geo Wteolemmer oerai
g. 4. Il. 90. 249 og 81. S. Il. 81. Ill.
9oq er en0nu itore areoie uberort al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
9aa.

'Sar on e%t9Irbeio' iaa tllnat ionl ina-
5a9 iat / Gag.
: 0aq CT 0imleu flar og blaa,
) 4torgen fommer Sfper graa,
s @aar er 81 at tGnfe paa,
Gag fat / Dag,
Gag fat / Dag
bar OH / oit grpit en- Gang,
Sna ipng Den MI.
Spna paa Din m%orgenfriife Sang
Soer Gag benoper Mnrf og Bang,
On 5pmlle gIno meb 5oraarsflang;
ga, iDng ben M,
ga, ipng ben nul
% eier oil ct penliat Orb,
Saa iie BET M.
Snart ilcttes no Dit eaet Spor,
5 Worqen er moaife paa Serb
Din Gen ei mer oe6 2iuets goro;
ga, fig bet M,
5a, iig oct mi
Spis on fan imile oarmt og Int,
Saa bis BET III.
9oo bine genner sonife init,
Scr De forlaOer 2ibets apit,
SSornemme garmal ! oit 9rpit;
ga. bis BET MI,
ga, bis oct mi
Charles II. Sfinner,
pe6 @renbalo Rielien.
G.ariitelig 5olsmano~.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05

De iaa bel bIanot @enens oanifiin.
Oeoe 9olf iom blanot oen tDife Sri.
Q%eriorenings Meolemmer gette lio-
lite piI monife o%nerraife, men mao Dog
pprc 1iliGloet. ) bbert Sab CT Den
np 8ngning gtatten melem 2sroag
% Ssnoaa blenel pDntet meb ct tDif
Stag, 90 ct 6pgte oil Oioe, at oct er
ct gar Meolemmer al arigerforenin.
gen, Der bar uofort oct, oa De bemeIo.
te Gat Oroo biem ira ct arigerfore-
ningsme0e i 8ollersleo.
5olf paa Ggnen er me9et GLADE
for. at 8piferue ianIeoes bar billet
Opre meo til at feire SaIens Reis.
ming. 5oreIsbig bar mnn oerfor ogiao
looet 6Iaeet o9re, boor oct er, !
Saab ON, at giermanoen NOT ielu
IfaI bente oct, naar Sio er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
Parker
Parker
tos.s@s@s~v.
Fountain Pens

Fountain Pens er vac
sentlig for skellige fra
almindelige Fountain
Penne paa Grund at
tie Lucky Curve" som
like findes / nogen an
den Fountain Pen. Var
men fra Deres Legeme
og Luftens Udyidelse
! Beholderen presser
like Blekket nd / Til
f~srselskanalen, naar Pen
nen er i Deres Lomme-
alt paa Grund af the
Lucky Curve. Saa "the
Parker" or en- renlig og
tjenestdygtig Pen.
Lad den wise sig we'd
. Brug. Bed Deres Keb-
mand ON en- Parker Pen.
Selger han dem like
saa send os hans Navn,
OF vi vii serge for, at De
faar en- til fri Prove i 10
Dage.
Burg den / 10 Dage.
lSaa dersom De or til
freds, KUN DERsOM DE
lER TILFREDs -ksb den.
Toly Tusinde af de bed
ste Ksbm@nd | Landet
f~orhandler Parkerpenne
fra 81 so og opad.
Mr.. 20H-lig Billedet,
forstsrret, koster 81 30.
Jeg vii ogsaa sende
KataIog og en- nyttig
Lomme Device we'd
Modtagelsen aft en- =
Cents Skriy
efter fri Preye-C Coupon
! Dag.
GEO. s. PARKER, PIES.
PARKER PEN 90.
1874 MILL ST..
JANEvILL WIS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05

port arbeioe. Sefreterens 9eretning
opforOrer iprIie til arbeioe paa og
Bon for De ubersrte @gne.
Sort 8laO, pariiteIiat llnaOomss
6lao1 bar M 1900 abonnenter.
2. grbeioet fnn fun dfitieres / De
pore 6ormer.
ltngoomsarPeioerne SefretRrapI-
ling % ;. 9erieu Sanien iant 5or-
mon6eu5 bar / oct forlebne Aar al.
|bolot ca 300 l~lngoomsmsoer bells
|alene, oeIs iammen meO gr9lter og
SnoremisiionGrer.
3. 9nOgettet balancerer meo ca.
5000 Mf.
Ser oeotoees nogIe nInore eoo.
pnoringer, bl. a. at 9eitpreliesmeo.
lemmernes initial fors8es ira 8 til Z.
Rpoalgte blep Colt, 3aoeo, og .. An-
oerien, glrriIo; genoalgte bIen De to
|afgaaenoe, Misiionar grincf, @raa.
item, og 9anomano Sarf, SagfiRr.
Gnooioere beitemtes oet at afbol.
De ct 2.0ages aurius for screenings.
leOere / Iopember Maaneo.
Ger berifeoe paa @eneraIforiam.
liugen tafnemmelig o9 freiOia 5tem.
ming og 8ro paa llugoomsiagens
5remti0 / gloroilespig.
ST. / ilutte6es meo ct ofientligi
llngoomsmeoe, boor Sefretar apl.
ling og 5. 9erien Sanien, 5aoers.
lep, toIte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
efoobOrs. MeS Spiten er enon

O"~~~~8s ~ 49,"
life aae Der paa ggnen f9roige, fri.
beg til oSeim6nl" | Mioten Of Oft.
Silt og Der Ter mar enonu Sabre poa
Morfen, Ser MI, on BET otter er Hegn'
peir. itaoig taber | aoalitet, LEGION
uoiigterne til at faa Den nogenlu1oe
bierget itaoig bliper minore. OgIaa
for Gugiaaningen er 8eiret n6eloigt.
Sssoroen er mi after itGrft opbleot al
Geeueu. og en- Del 2nnomGno. Der
bar Lap Serb, bill life funne iaa Mug
iaaet / Mar, mems andre foar minore
I1aet emo i9opanlig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
SaoersleO. = Din MAJ oct bjGIpe

9uptloliu. " IN Mhu WI D1uaPt
paa 5ortpifninacn. 6or nplig reiites
5oqet paa ben tnife SinterIanobrngs.
ifole. Der ligoer 9oot gent bag peo
Smaaballeaaaroen oeo Senoerbro
no Tor 5ioroen. % M er Der reiit Ell
tpif 0usboloninesifole ba9 peo gige.
Meqemifolen / Gin9oaoe. Gen ifal
oabneS til I. april.
9aor Der mn foruoen De Der / 9p.
Ell ollere0e oprenoe 0plnsningsan.
itolter iom 9atin- oe Healifolen, e.
minoriet oo iaa oioere fommer TO
npe Observation-Disclosures til
for uuge Menneifer al bee9e Son, iao
maa Ben aulturitrem. Der ifal leOes
Der mo ipofra, oa ret finne iaa6rem.
gang % gere @apn.
SiurtfGr. = 3 Guicn. 0o en- Sern.
banearbeioer %forleoen Mor9en elf paa
arbeioe, iaa ban / en- @reft neo Sioen
al 9anele9emet ct negent Wfennelfe
Iigge. geofommenoe, Ell Walfereg.
ter ira Ell 0abobp. bapoe faaet for
meget II Ne ndaoe gnrer. Raa Stem.
oeien ira 0roen isIte ban Eran9 til
at In9ge ii1 % oa ban mente at ppre
i lit aammler, trat ban ai9Oerne al
% iop mo, fortGller tpife 9Iaoe.
S~norrslcp. @nlObrgllnp. 0nsoag.
6en 10. Sft. fiutoe ior6eunGrenoe
Stenilager geter S@miot o. Suitrit
paa 9}affet ieire oeres @ulobrpllnp.
@nl06ruogommen er fsot / GeOoing
Den II. Sui 1888 o. @~lIobru0en
oen 10. September 1887 i 2aasIeo.
s6ateparret bar bait Il 8ern,
6Doraf be 7 er lepenoe. Gn Sen CT
boiot Der / gpen. 9eage DC goale
er cfter T%orboIoene enouu temmeIig
raife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05

leOere / Iopember Maaneo.
Ger berifeOe paa @eneraIforiam.
liugen tafnemmelig o9 freiOia 5tem.
ming og 8ro paa llng0omsiagens
5remti0 / Qoroilesoig.
ST. / illitteoes meo Ct ofientligi
llngoomsmeoe, boor Sefretar apl.
ling og 5. 9erien Sanien, 6ooers.
leo, toIte.
SfGrbGf. = 9DOsfal6. Gen 10
Oft. afgif ganle an0ers 5eiicE
@eiing Deo DOZEN. Oct er st arbeio.
iomt % inoboIosri9t Gin. iem DER.
me0 er niifptfet.
anoers Seffen par 6iilriaaer q.
8rofesiion; ban oreu Oesuoea PEI
Sioen At en- minore Saa0e;enoou
: tit llnqoom boooe ban urrci I'll
SIS og Uoret meo / marst ct Gpsg
tnr. Otter at ban baooe 5oiat Jig
@eiing, begDnbte ban ct meget girf.
iomt Gin baa0e JON Sanloposfer %
Igunomano.
Cen afOeoe par noget 81 cl 9amp
natltr, EN- %retifnffen og it.Ifproil
9}ano; men feIte BON, OF Der e'ter
set imoa eller / oct itore ifcie grllr
paa RetfproiqbeOen, fnn0e lcn rel
fomme / geppgeIie og eioe iii Scr.
me Suft. San bar Ell f9riae0anii
Mano, ser ni0ite, brad ban ifol0tC
i'm Rationolitet.
San op6rog en- itor Slot Born.
Der ale er fuIgte / 8aoerens SOB
ipor. 9espprre er et Bar al Dem 10
get til 9lmerifa efter at baoe a~ftient
oeres 8prnepIigt / Bre1isien. 8a Ell
af Dem, Ma6s Sefien, for ct Bar
gnr iioen oenSte tiIba9e. en- anoett
spn, 8. 5. Sefien f%ortiatter 5orret-
ninoen.
@feo anoers Sefien er Ell al De
brape oaiife 5aanouprfere At ben
aooe aamIe Sfole aaaet bort san
laaeoe langt op oper Stebets Aar.
men oar / DC ii6ite aaringer no9et
iuaffet. Snteresien for ben oanife
Gag boIot iig oerimoo til oct iiOite.
San iuIgtc Gag for Dag uouitlin-
gems Sang, ct 9epis for oen aarlig-
beo, ban npreOe til i'm Siemitaon os
gefoffningeus Ret.
Wrambb. = 6ftcrmGle. 9irsoas
@ftermiooag ben II. Oft. iorof9ite-
6es paa Gram airtegaaro afoeoe
9Dameiter z Geilmann per al 9pen.
9lt Den afogoe banOe DGret Ell pret %
aetet MonO 0erom nioner be NANCE
MenneIfer, iom fuIgte BAN til bans
iioite SDileIteo.
Seilmann Dnr Ell Dirflom og lit
tig Mano Der fom meget omfring
til @gnens 5olf; tbi iom gpgmeiter
par ban Dnoet og iegt og mango er
De gDgninger, ban bar opfert.
OF Tilliospofter befleote ban life
faa, ban bar ioaleOes u9ret 6or-
man0 | mango aar for ben iteolige
notwithstanding, tinige Susflioslp.
rer og bar iarlig eiort Jig fOrtient for
Susfliosiagens Sremme. 2igeleoes
bar ban 5ormano for Gn0elsielifabet
.@ranbn Sabperf" 90 a1ore5oreta'
GENDER.
Den ofogoe, Der bar Ell fraftig
laa ngppe 3 Tiger til 0engs.
San blep repen bort miot / lin girf'
iombeo, tbi ifsnt ban bapoe lfrantet
noget I CONNER, pnie6e ban bet Dog
life fort. On beftig Suberfuloie gjor-
De burtig Gnoe paa bans ioroiife 80.
bebane, ban blep fun 551a @ar gam.
mel.
Gen 9loite Ssn, Der ogiaa er gDg-
meter, bar opertaget Gdoerens 5or-
refining.
Siurtfrr. Spif WlGbe. (Smo..). Den
np Gal peo 5oriamlingsbuiet er MI
,rn0er goa, hporoper Der berifer @l9-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
Gm @aaro6rano

Spmbcrborg. - Gn @aaro6rano.
Gen 10. Oft. uobreo Ger Sloles i
@aaroeier q. 9eteriens @aaro / Gpb-
bslineo. SI6en menes at ppre opitaa.
eft fra en- @niit ira ct 0omptarife'
Dqrf. Der bar / @one ipo for @aar.
ben, og JON fun itoo nogle iaa DE
Ter fra ben ipoliee Itraatafte 2aoe-
Ipnge. ) ct Nu bar Oerne fornan0let
til ct 2uebap.
9esnoen bl9ite Der en- itGrf Sen.
oenpino, og fort 9io efter ito6 ogiaa
ben noroliee 2aoelpnge | 2uer. Be
b~oeIiesbuiet, Der logger melem bis.
ie TO 2pnger oa er tGffet meo Gag.
panoer. reooe6es at 8rnnonprnet fra
Senoerbore. Der burtigt Tom til Ste.
De. areotlrer omfom life, oe en- flor
Del at glplen bar iat | Stat uoen for
@naroen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-05
9rifferiets Gglacr.
SOptrnp.


sos aromano 5dneioer Der I 9pell
~posiereoe Der fornplie ct u~bpggeligi
5ilfpIoe, iom ifploes ben ioro9rue-
lige Qlfobol, ifrioes til vSeimoaI".
en ireaif Arbejber. iom par / liene.
ite bos Sdneioer. baooe | iioite llee
oGret ianmen meo nogle onore aars
Ie oa 6rilffet forifellige @euitauoe /
aroen. Ia ban ben pan Aitenen uil-
De gaa fin Sena. bapoe ban taget
en- 8inflnife fulO of 9rGnoepin meo
iig, ION ban pilOe baoc at itorfe ia
pna til 9atten. 0a ban bleD Tor lRn.
&c 6orte ben npite Mor9en, ienote
arofonen in grooer, JON er bos Dem
/ 6erien, op for At ie efter ManOer.
san opoaqeoe imioIertiO, At Mnn0en
San opoaaeOe imiolertio, at 4ianoen
Dar 300. 8laifen, iom ban bol0t /
armen, par omtrent balO temt.
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49,
Opre meo til at feire Salens Geiss
ninq. 5oreIsbig bar mon oerfor ogiaa
looet 6laget oere, boor oct er, /
Saab ON, at giermanoen NOT ielo
ifaI bente oct. naar Sio er.
Sobslnno. &aaoeifno. Gre Mergel-
arbeioere fra Bommern moreoe iig
oen 10. Oft. meo at boloe Sfpoeeoel-
ie meo en- &eooIoer. 5 ben Gro, at
ollie 9otroner par affpreoe, b%aanote-
re0e oen enc at grbeioerne meo Gin.
Oeuaubenet ga Der pluoieli9 CIT emo.
nu ct Sfuo at. augIen rnn1te Ell al
0e andre a%rbeioere oo trpngte mo Il.
ge neoen for 2ungeipiOien. Den ioa-
rcoe 6leo efter en- forelebig 6orbin-
Ding fert til Sp9ebuiet / adbenraa.
Gen Der baanotereoe meo AepolUer-
Ell or on6oIot, me0ens R%enoloerens
Giernano er flpatet. san baDOe iogt
at Der niger ilere Sfuo par / ben.
RpocfrO. - Slemt forbrenbt. Isl.
ao.o 6orlcoen 9aa. on en- 9a0er.
i0eno bos @aaermeiter 6Iaiiieu Der
+ 8pen ON Norgenen meo Ell Retro
Ieumslampe niloe ie efter Rmoituf.
ferne, ef~splooere0e sanpeu. Ger eff
SID / 9ogqripen0ens aleoer. % / 20
bet al ct 5efuno too ban / lgs Gus.
9aaermeiter 6lauiens Sqn, iom Uar
til Stpoe. fif Gurtia fat en- baao
Eat. hbornco ban fpalte SSl0eu. meIi
ban If oerpe0 ielo Hoale llemnae
@%rnnoiaar / qniigtet. Ger bleu ieabt
guo eiter De 10 7infonisier Der / On
Ell. iom pnolnqbe Der forulpffcoe,
buis brle Gperfrop par et itorterano.
iaar. en- iorelsbig Geoforbia0in8,
boorefter ban fertes til areosip9e5u.
let / Anbenraa. Otter Spgernes DE.
ming ifal granoiaarene BOG life pGre
liusfnrlige.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-02-25
House Votes Down Ad-
vance for the President
and Speaker By a
Large Vote.
STATEHOOD BILL ENTANGLED-
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL
AND ASSIGNMENT OF SHIPS
TO PACIFIC STILL IN BALANCE.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24-By a strict
party vote the senate committee on
territories declined today TO strike
from the New Mexico-Arizona state
hood bill the provisions relating to
land grants. which are the basis of
the opposition that has developed to
the measure. The bill appears now
entirely hopeless in this session.
The house today rejected the sem
ate provision for increasing the
salary of the president to 100000.
II followed this action with refusal
BY vote of 81 to 102 to increase
the salary OF its speaker These
actions are believed to determine that
the present congress will not increase
the salaries. as II Is thought too late
to successfully introduce new
measure.
Partial arrangements have been
reached by the conference committee
on naval appropriation bill. The i'm
portant items remaining in dispute
include provisions for keeping half
of the navy nthe Pacs #~est. re-
quiring the use Of the corEs
on the battle ships. ne
establishment # Oi
the Pacific coast and pf he
government from buy sder
from the monopoly exec me Of
war.
The president is authorized 10
appoint n court of inquiry 10 de-
termine the qualifications for re-
enlistment OF discharged negro
soldiers accused of shooting mp
Brownsville. Texas. Aug. 1914. 1906
The Aldrich bill for this purpose was
passed by party vote of Sc to 2S
except that senator Teller voted with
the Republicans. The bill Is COM
promise, approved by President
Roosevelt. Senator Foraker and all
of the Republican members of the
committee on military affairs. The
court of inquiry will act as board
to consider applications for re-enlist-
ment and recommend the restoration
of such soldiers as are found inno-
cent of completely In the affair
The senate also passed the fort
ifcation bill with appropriations
aggregating s8,320,1f1 and the
diplomatic and consular appropria-
tlon bill carrying $3,646.3s6.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-02-25

license provided for dance halls in
the city. The colored club which is
conducting business without paying
license was discussed and the city
marshal instructed to demand that
a license be paid and II refused to
take such action as will bring about
a test case, as the council desired
the question settled.
A committee of citizens was ap-
pointed to act in conjunction with
the city engineer and call on the Ely
securities Co. and see IL some de-
cision could not be made regarding
the cemetery question, the action of
the committee to be subject to the
approval of the city council. Those
appointed on the committee were:
Rev. G. c. Hunting, II. A. Comins and
w. A. Leonard.
A communication was read from
the Ely Water Co. concerning the
flushing of fire hydrants. The COM
pany suggested that the flushing be
done once each month instead of
each week, as suggested by Fire
Chief Reeves. The company further
stated that 1t did not want to be held
responsible for damage ...... might
be done should water run into cell
lars, as a result of the flushing. All
suggestions made by the water COM
pany were favorably considered by
the council.
A number of licenses reported as
non-collectable we're turned over to
the city attorney, with instructions to
take legal action. The city marshal
was instructed to put on an extra Of
ficer for the balance of the month.
Councilman Hall suggested that
the city purchase team of horses
and wagon, as there will be work
to keep an outfit busy for the next
two years. He suggested that the
marshal could keep the city prison
ers busy hauling gravel. No action
taken. The matter of improved
street lighting was referred TO the
light committee.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-02-25
BLOODY DEED
IN MEXICO
REPORTED TO
HAVE WANTONLY SLAIN TWO
WOMEN FOLLOWING WHICH
THREE OF NUMBER KILLED.

CULLIACAN. Mexico, Feb. 24.-
Two women and three men were
killed and another woman wounded
in a battle between a gang of mount
aineers and band of gypsies on the
taineers demanded that gypsy
woman attend dance with them.
Upon her refusal the mountaineers
opened fire and killed two of the
women of the gypsy party and fatally
wounding another.
The mountaineers fed, pursued by
the gypsies, who succeeded in kill
ing three OF the men.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-02-25
Nye and Ormsby Institu.
tiOnS In Reno and
TOnopah Suspend Bus
iness Operations.
WILL PAY DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR
1T ~ STATED--SUSPENSION
SIMPLY BECAUSE THEY WE'RE
NOT MAKING MONEY.

RENO, New, Feb. 24.=The Nye-
Ormsby bank closed yesterday. 1t is
reliably stated that the suspension
was because the enterprise proved a
business failure The bank is per-
fectly solvent. Other local banks
have not been affected by the closing
The news of the closing caused but
little excitement, as the announce
ment had been expected for some
time. The bank was closed during
the last panic. After few months,
it reopened, but failed to prosper,
though its president Frank Golden.
it is said, has sacrificed every bit of
property he owned with the exception
of his handsome home, to pull 1t
through. Golden who Is at present
in San Francisco. has not yet made
a statement. Cashier Byington, how
ever, gives assurance that the bank
will pay dollar for dollar. Other
branches of the bank are situated In
Wonder, Manhattan and Tonopah.
The Carson and Goldfield branches
were nationalized some time ago.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-02-25

The license measure was taken up
and n. Narcotic asked II the new
measure meant that person run
ming a wholesale aud retail liquor
business. under one roof. would be
required to pay both licenses. He
was informed that such was the case.
Mr.. Narcotic then gave several rea-
sons why Ii worked hardship on
people carrying on both businesses
and said that 1t would be cheaper to
have the wholesale store at East Ely
and transact business from that
town. After considerable discussion,
the regulation was changed so as to
make the retail license cover both
lines.
The city attorney stated that one
of the prominent saloon men in Ely
had recently called at his Office and
said that he thought 1t would be bet
ter for those interested in the saloon
business to have the license put at
$1,000 year. payable In advance.
lie said 1t would keep irresponsible
people out of the business. Discus
sion OF the matter was started but
dropped at an early opportunity.
Rev. c. c. Hunting suggested that
some way be found whereby the Gra-
ham hall and the Good Times hall
could be exempted from paying the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-02-25

W. 7. BINFORD RETURNS WITH
REPORT OF LARGE INTEREST
IN DISTRICT IN UTAH AND
COLORADO.

William 7. Binford was an arrival
on last nights train from Salt Lake.
In an interview he stated that oondi-
tions In Utah we're badly upset by
the prohibition fight in the legisla-
ture, but now that 1t has been settled
he thinks business will resume the
normal. In Colorado, Mr.. Binford
says, business is not very brisk, but
the people there are looking ahead
to a good spring and summer.
According to Mr.. Binford, Ely Is
one of the most talked of camps in
the west and he believes that there
will be great many people coming
in as soon as the weather gets set
tied. Among the arrivals he ex-
poets 10 see some big investors.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-02-25
BIG STEAMER Is GOT
OFF SHORE SAFELY
Went on With 1000 Passengers Who
Gave Fine Demonstration
of Goodness.

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-The steam
ship Kaiser Wilhelm, the Second,
from Bremen, went aground this
morning in a heavy fog at the en-
trance to the lower bay. Damage
was small. and all passengers re-
NAMED aboard
The vessel was hoated this after
noon. Ii has 1000 passengers on
board. These behaved with remark
able GOODNESS during the time the
vessel was ashore. life aboard contin-
uing as If nothing unusual had oc-
Cured.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-02-25
INAUGURAL ADDRESS
SETS FORTH POLICIES

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i-Taft's
} inaugural address received Its
} final revision today. The docu-
} ment Is a declaration of the poll
} icy which the new administers
} ti0n will try to carry out. 1t
contains five thousand words
J and will occupy about an hour
} in delivery. The paper has re-
} ceived the approval of all who
} have accepted places in Mr..
J Taft's cabinet.