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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-23
@Saa Sagt otter %i6cra,
en- N erfeIig
S egtsfiGbe.

Gen gunle Sbpbo Sans 8eterien,
ser / mango Iar bar inoiamlet 81
beGg Lungs Sre00erne al Cube
naoen, bar / 9lar paa @rltlto al
ip9ffet &albreo maattet blipe biem=
NE poa u0ragt", ben imalle 9anO=
tunge mellem Sbp og Sbpbolm, for
Ser % | De ~tilltoOenoe u%eiler" at
ltabre runOt efter &ibeeg, meoens
bans Sultru, Crime, tager Sureu
for bnm op iangs @l1oenaaen.
Crime fom forleoen 9lften til &an-
0ers git fra og afienote Ell &asie
meO 80 Si6e9g til Ell befanot feben-
bapnlf Heitauratsr.
Nnite Morgen fortiatte Crime lin
Cur op az GngeHe langs Nnen.
@anlfe original er cum at lie til =
1ne0 &eiieief paa Hgggen, en- 2aag-
furp, balpfDl0t me0 Sat, / Sanoen
ell 312 Alen lang, let 0obbeltlti=
&c paa S~fltlberen, iunrt forlpnet meO
&eIlefiffert, Crime er en- 6gI mtifel=
it9rf, ipert bpgget Sore meo eners
gfife Sref og ct 1farpt 8lif, Der
cog lpier milot, noar gamle &en-
.inge iperger til @onses gefinoenoe.
Crime bar i'll. yGauo. u. Np." fra
al ppret pant til iammen
meo Sons at op1pore Gibernes Ee~
Der; fra Ell Sfr9nt eller fra Soppen
II 9o6beltItigen finder bun peo 8rug
If lin &iffert Sc rltgenOe Giber, Ser
furla0er Heoen, nanr noger nprmer
Jig, og l66er ct lille Stpffe / 3tg5ag,
igr De letter, aft for at DilGleoe; Dog
Crime laOer Jig fife pilbla0e; men
itobig 2iet fGItet pda set
| Serrpnet, bpor bum fra
it opbsieoe StaOe bar let Si6en
oGaceret, tbi Ser er &eoen, 6pfs Sno-
1olO 10 / oisIe Gage er ret perbi-
;ulot.
MaaIet for Grimes &eiie er fore
Silfeborg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-23
Gu &utiebilb sennem sahara.
no ca
Million9r.

Nens fem Ger0ensoele ltne lpen0t
Gpm9rflom6eo bar fulgt Sc Scribe
re0elie r, 1om Gfspreiioent &oolepelt
bar truffet til i'm Sagtgfspebition
gennem 9~ltafrifa, og mems bans
Nte0borgere bar fulgt bGm til 9Srs
mleO l~tornlenOe Sltbel ng &ploeit, bar
Ben GlOIte Spn al Sen engelife 2oro
HotscbilO, ntbe bonorableA @alter
6otscbilO, / al StilbeS begipet Jig
no paa Ell Sagt pg SOrifningsreiie,
Der fife bill blipe minora belperlig emo
"SeoOD"s Ifrifareiie.
Gen porOenOe Gbef for Samilien
Gotscbilo er nemlig / Otsie Gage on
fpmmen til glgier, og barfra begi=
Der ban Jig / BEN nermelte SremtiO
uo pua Ell gfspeoition, bpis Sci
gaar cement BET ipOlige Sripolis og
Cunts og moo Spoplt gennem Ga,
borus 9rfen, inOtif ban rloar Nilen
paa ct Sltnft mellem &bartltm % Sc
Itcre Sper.
6or EN- alminoelig reiienoe piGoe
oenne 2rfenfGrO p9re ct lipsfarligt
6oretogenOe fife olene pao @run0
al @ormen, Soburas @anofottigoom
og Sc frpgtIige Sonoltorme, Der ia-
ger genlrem 2rfenen, men nopnlig
'foroi bet primler meb fonotiIfe Bait
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-23
.SOiepb Suacbims Singre,
seq

gn tplf 9ege, @~rofesior Or. @il=
.Belm gb1tein / @pttil1aen, bar / Sos
lilcbe 3eitung" meobelt fSlgen0e 81
Drag til en- &arafteriIttf al Ben BE-
fenbte tplfe &iolinpirtltns Soiep6 So
arAim.
Or. @bitein fprtpller, at Soacbim
EN- Dag / @fteraaret 1894 inofonot
Jig 9os BAN / bans me0icinlfe &li=
nif; Soacbim aflepereOe lit Silitfprt
og me0oelte 0erefter, at ban bar
fommeu for at ip6rge &egen til
9faaos angaaen0e Singrene, Ser polO-
te bam alDorlig 9efpmring. Sen Ser
bar baft 2eiligbeO til at lie Soacbim,
nobnlig I oe lenere @ar, bill life bope
funnel nrrogaa at legge Merfe til,
Of Weiteraus Singerle0, tier pua ben-
tire SaauO, bar ganife paafaloenOe
pplpulnteoe; BET bar oenne Spgoom,
iom BOG fife paa nogen Waa0e fom
til at geuere Soucbims Gioltnlpil,
Der | 1894 par beb at begpnoe.
2egen uuoeriegte Singerer npie
90 flt10e oerefter me0Oele Soucbim,
at ielp ON set life pilDe bore muligt
at forbinOre Singrene / at ipulme
op, bill Ser BOG, naor Be undertakes
en- rationel @ebauoling, life bGre'So=
lc ON Smerter elIer SnOlfrGnfHing
/ oeres 8eppgeliesfri6eo.
Soafim blep iDnlig lettet peo at
bpre bette; ban nOtalte itrafs lin
@leoe oerpper, t0et ban giorGe OPP
pau, at ban 6ap0e flor Srug
for line Senoer.
- Seq iptller nemlig 8iolin, til
ban-
2egen ifpnote Jig natltrligpis at
fpriifre Wteiteren, at Set pioitf ban
nof. San ~bebanole0e oerefter / Hugen
Sis SoaeBfms 6ingre, og ban Daooe
Sen Silfreositillelie, at Den at bam
GIugnole bite Jig at bore rig
tig. SpgSommen fom alOrig / nrp1e-
@raO til at itOpirfe ifdbeligt
poa Sombims @iolinipil.
Seer - tiger Or. gbiteir iii Slltt
. SSoitpb Soocbims ltobrno: rSeg
nenlig Giolin" bar llOen On
alti0 Ifaaet for mig iom ct bepinget
Sro, Der FOREIGNER at fenbes Tom ct
al oe marge Giones6pro onr ben Itore
MeIters Seffeoenbeo: BET furafteri=
ierer nemlig i'm Wanh.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-23

lellere Si0 begDnOt at ipeflllere ltGrft
Poo @orien; ban bente0e be1tcmt, at
&rigen pil0e fon1me og GnbOe ltll=
Der Den 6orrOlGtning inoloOt iig
Pn0 ~folosinlc engagements, o. On
&rigafuren iii Orcp oper - / bpert
6olO forelpbig - rnmleOe alt ianl=
men ON bam. &nn Iprgeoe bog |
2i0e for at ialpere Jig ielp; ollereoe
| Sllttlingen al Morts Ifol ban ba-
pc fOrlaOt gSielt, piItrlot meo femme
lige betpOelige Yengelummer / 8e=
holO, % It'll meler mon, at ban be-
filOer rig | 9lnlerifn.
Heicbcrs 6olO rom1ner en- MGngoe
onlete N%riltotrnter og @engeunpl10 /
Eltrig; fife Ell Sang lin ege1 SAINT
lie bar ban lfuunet; ban bar bort
luin0l1t , Wfill. &r., iom ban ifltloe
forpoIte fOr i'm afOpOe SroOers gn-
fe, % ban bar gjort iii cgen GGll,
Sen i Berlin boenoe Or. nleo. &arl
Heicber til en- fottig @ano. Spor
brit bans 9e0ragerier lgber op, CT
man iom iogt enonn fife flar oper.
Ser opgipes forelpbig bojit ~forifel-
lige Sul, lige fra 10 til Is Mill.
&roner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-23

Der al 8erbere og &a6pler, Der bar
giort &eperier og Sperfal0 til 0eres
Oaglige @aanotering.
Dfen 8ulter H%otscbilo iful NOT
flore Jig; oper for 9tnturens 2ltner
% Be 6urer, De poloer, itiller ban
al ben llOruItning, Der / bore 0uge
ltaur til Ell GpOngeli asreiienoes Groa-
DigbeO, og iful0e ban fomme / @c=
rpring meO &puerbanOerne, err ban /
@eiiOoelie al Ell SulisnIon, Ser not
lful afpGbne Oen.
SEQ Hotscbil0ernes Sorbil10elier
nleO 0e ltore orientolif e @onoels6tlc
ct Set lptfeOes BAN ira Set Itorc
6irma Sasiun at faa ct 9ejoebrep,
Ger iifrer BAN moo at blipe 0ru6t
eQer taget I'll 6ange. Oct SasIulfe
6irma, Der MI bar lit @opcOlGOe
@Ombap ltaar nemlig / SpiOie for
eli Grippe orientalife 8anfers %
&p6mlG1lO, Der bar al 9anOel / Gen-
tralalien, 2illeolien og N3or0- %
Mellemafrifa / iine @enOer, og ser
Nruberitnmme, Ser popeOe at ignore
re ct SeiOebrep ira Oisie &pbm9no.
niloe ltrafS fomme pau 0en iortt
Gable og blipe afifauret fra al Sill
feriel, fprlt % fremmelt al &aa6er
% ammunition.
6prmaalet meo HotSc6il0s &ejit
er at inOion1le piOensifabeligt Wtate.
riala til ct prtpat 3oologiIf Wfllcllm
ban bar grunOlagt. @alter G~otscbilo.
Ser bar facet Jim pioenlfn6elige Sp-
0ragelie Oels / Cambridge og bells
Gonn, er MI ell OfnnO pnn 40 gur,
ban er WeOlem al BET engelife 8or-
lament.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-23
SfiftenOe Gmner.
rNagerfarlenes &unge" flpgtet til
Nmerifa.

@iemme / 0anmarf, 9por De far
title meo Ell SuItitsminilter-St or.
bc0rager, Der bar inpot for en balr
Snes Willioner &r., pilOe Ell Srie-
hric6 ,Heie1arS 9eorifter iaampno
fife pGffe lpnoerlig SpmGrflombeO
men / 2ltrig=ltngarn Der life er lac
p%elasiorteret meo 9eorngere, bar
set poft %foIosial Spiigt, at Sen mien=
tie E%engebonoler 6rieoric9 &eicber
pluOielig bar giort Jig ulpnlig efter
at 6ape beoroget fine Mebmemle=
fer for GUNNER, ON bpts Stprrelie
marl enonlt intet Iiffert peo, men
ipm / bpert 6alo nlao telles / Mtl=
lioner.
6rieOricb &eicber bapOe fife bet
beOIte Sob paa Jig; ban gift alntnbe=
ligt un0er Sge1apnet rIugerfarle=
1tes &onge", og efter bpuD Der MI
efter bans 6l1gt er oplplt ON bunt
Cd bans @erninger, ipnes ban of
bepe buaret 0erne min0re tiltulenoa
&ongefrone meO &ette.
Gen flpgteoe 4~agerfarl par en-
fenot Sfifelia / BET mienlfe Selifabs-
og 6orlpltelieslip; ban booze | Ell
lllfsuripit noitpret Gilln, optroaotc
pneralt JON en- Sprlte % bite Jig
aQe &egne, bpor Der bar noget paa
6Gr0e. San bar bl. a.. en- ItQ0ig
@pit / sc fornemme Selifaber, bpor
Gbampngnen fl6O / ifl1mmenbe
Strpmmle, % fer bar ban iiffert
gjort mongen ngoO" lille Sorret=
ming, naar Ell e1er an0an al 0e til
1teneperenoe Iri1tofrater bar / pie
tliffelig &engeforlegenbeo.
San bar Ell @ang pGret en- rig
Manb, og @runOen til lin 5ornulf
lag6e ban, 0a ban oroneOe &ron.
priniesie Stepbanies og 8riniesi(
SouiIe al &oburgs @engeofferer
I'LL bar man ~rigtignof opoaget, a
ban 0erpe0 benptte0e Jig al fulifC
&ef5ler, og at ban napnlig / De ie
mere Mar, ga Set poa forifellig Maa
Sc gif tilbage for bam, | noItraf
@ruo bar bolbt Jig open &anoe bel
6iplp al folife Sefsler.
9Ggerct bar ioaleoes l9nge bGre
ful0t, og Ben Grade, Der biDfprt
| autuitrofen for bans Geofommenoe
tar - 8alfanfriien. San bar bel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-23

OeIt, at Jan % bans SroOre bar
lln0erlaatter. $. y. Nor=
gaor0's Spnner bar oftient Oere5
&~prnepligt / Den prellsiilfe @Gr.
SpmOcr. Spbsfalb. (S. ~ Gnfcu
G%aritenien, iom forulpftcOa UNDER
ct Sp6ol0 / 9fejsbD % blep i1Obragt
paa Spgebuiet Der / 8pell meO 9rlto
paa @ierneifallen, 10 NrntbruO og
iaa pi0ere, er afgauet peO 9o0en u0elt
at bore fonnlten til Sepioltbe0. Sum
cfterlu0er fire 8prn. Ser pil blipe
illole0et llnDeriogeIic til Spflaring
al oe nGrulere SmltUll0ig6eOer DcO
8egipell6e0en.
Nabcnraa. st mGrfcltgt Gent
mcitcb. (6mb.) 6orleOen afgif eli eel
ore Some Der | SDell De0 0pOen. "a
6amilien wlcltere l9gte efter Ell Soar
fletning % laa efter ale SteOer, forlO=
teS Ser / ct gammelt @ornbolmerltr
Ell lille @affe, lom mon troeOe inOe=
6olOt Sen inpneOe 6letnillg. Wten
6pem beifriper 6amiliels 6or6aplel=
lie, ga man / Ste0et for 6letningen
furlot Ell lille 8lifOnoie meO 400
Wf. / @ulO, ION Sen afDp0e bapOe
lantmel1Ipuret.
Stuglcp. Sam traf / Hpbbrem cit.
Gn galnmel &erre fra &oloing, Ser
bar meD Soget, traf / Nprbeoen al
8aiitrup Stotion / Noobremien /
Ste0en for / Sen SllOretning, bpor=
me0 &armen regltlere5, bporpeo
Soget 6rngteS til at ita1toie lige fpr
Stutipllcll. ySonoerni6e 3eitung"
me0oeler life, bpao Der ifete mleo
Wfultoen.
Den 80. &Gp. e 81 9onomono
Gapio al Stoltelltno bar / oiSle 0n=
&c uoen at pere Seger neoIagt Ben
35. &eb.
SOftlmnO. San glemtc sfjOrten,
gfter Sesiionen / uGentralboteGet"
ber far0t man / Sen Stl1e, bpor oe
pGrnepIigtige fIGOte Jig al og paa,
en- Sfiorte, iom Ell al Dem bapoe
CLIENT, meooeler uS9l. g." - @an
maa babe pGret meget benopet efter
BET operi taaeltoe 2egemsefteripn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-23
Snittcriag

Tor 8forag til 2ouis 2ariens efterlaO=
re, hons Gnfe og 8srn. ga SiOragp=
berne Dor bells / &ennaro, Oels Blair
"a eQers lo pper 2onoet meIem De
TO gper, nGpner ri blot Napnene, Iom
Sc forefommer pao be inOlenote 81
hroasliiter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-23

@atnraliieret. Sans Seterien al
Meil6p, Ser for en- Waal1eoS SiO IL
Ben fs6te g. Maoiens @ourO 9aplr-
aaaro, er pua inogipen s(niSgning til
observation-disclosures al ii. Saln1ar
1907.
2igeleoes er Ell 0utter al @uarO-
ejer @eter Snliot / Otter 9inOet bic
Derl natltraliieret.
Gptantlapcri? Scr nogle Gage Il
Ben 6lep Sans NgrgaarO, ell Spn
al $. g. 0ergaarO / Otter 2i1Oet,
falot ne6 til ben fon~ititlereOe In1ts=
pritanoer FER, bpor BET bleb bant meb-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
C0mmiSSiOn'r
Important
Session

The county. commissioners met
yesterday afternoon at the court
house and transacted the following
business:
Redeemed over $1,100 worth of
scrip at prices ranging from 97R
cents to par. Some of this scrip was
issued as early as 1875, and at one
time sold for Is cents.
Allowed the bill of w. G. Wilson,
for salary as constable during No
vember and December.
Instructed the district attorney to
look into the matter of the indexing
case and to take whatever action
might be necessary to protect the in
terests of the county, and at the
least possible cost.
The action of the attorneys for
G.. S. Hoag in this matter, the COM
missioners made plain in their dis
cussion of it and in their minutes,
was not with the sanction of the
county. and Furthermore the county
will not be responsible for or share
in anything these attorneys may do in
the case.
The bond of VIM. Mcknight for
$1,000 with the American Bonding
Co. as surety, was accepted.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
DANCE AT CUMBERLAND HOTEL

The management OF the Cumber-
land hotel yesterday announced plans
for a dance to be given in the large
dining hall of the house on Thurs
day evening. Later it was decided
to postpone this affair. which it is
proposed to make one of the most
enjoyable affairs in the history of
the district, until Thursday night a
week. This action was taken in view
of the fact that the Home Talent en-
tertainment will be given in Ely to-
morrow evening and there is no wish
to conflict with it, particularly IN
view of the fact that arrangements
for this entertainment were made in
advance of those for the dance.
Thursday night a week. however, the
Cumberland will be a hospitable and
brilliant place which it is expected
will attract many friends from all
over the district to the pleasures
which will be afforded.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
tention. Among the visitors in the
gallery were many negroes.
HOUSE HAS STORMY SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-After a
stormy discussion in the house today
the resolution granting the use of
the pension Office for the inaugural
ball went over for two weeks.
AS it now stands, the section re-
lating to the pension building was
stricken out and a further amend
ment made requesting permission to
extend overhead wires into the struc-
ture 1t was manifest from the out
set that a majority of those present
were opposed to the pension office
proposition, and Mr.. Smith. Michi-
gan, having the measure in charge,
was unable to rally his forces and
in consequence was beaten at every
turn.
Messrs. Mcmillan, New York, Oh
colt, New York, and Lands, Indi-
ana, spoke in support of the meas
ure, Mr.. Lands contending that the
inaugural expenses should be paid by
congress, which he said had shifted
the burden on the shoulders of the
citizens of Washington, who were
compelled to conduct the ball in Or
der to he partially reimbursed.
Speaker Cannon announced the
committee of five which will conduct
the investigation into the secret SER
vice. provided for by the resolutions
of last Saturday. At 6 p. IN. the
house adjourned.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
FAIRIES AT BIO.
Change of Bill Tonight Brings in
Some Good Things.

At the Bio tonight there will be
a complete change of program. The
feature of the evenings show will be
a fairy story entitled Blue Bird. This
film shows to what extreme a jealous
sister will go to infict punishment
on II who is more favored in looks
and disposition than herself. The
lover in the play, of course, favOrs
the injured sister, and when things
are going along nicely. something al
ways shows up to spoil matters and
when everything is going wrong and
the worst is to be expected, then the
good fairy appears and straightens
things out to the satisfaction of the
lover and the loved one. The film
gets, its name from a scene in the
last act, where the lover is about to
be caught in the castle, trying to res
cue his sweetheart. AT the crucial
moment the good fairy appears and
turns him into a blue bird and as
such he flies from the open window
of the castle. The number of
changes in this film, makes it one of
unusual interest.
Anyone who has been afflicted
with a %carbuncle, will be able to APP
p%reciate the trials of the unfortunate
wretch who is the hero in the film
entitled The Troublesome Carbun-
Gle The Runaway Mother-in-law"
film fails to show any one trying to
catch her with the intention of bring
ing her back. If it did, then it
wouldn't be a typical mother-in-law.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
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 o%ne-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, 1909-01-13
New Plants Are
Working Big
Change

+. NJ. Callow. who is here with
regard to matters in connection with
the operation of the big installation
of Callow tanks and classifiers in the
Steptoe concentrator. is stopping at
the Steptoe hotel in East Ely and will
probably be here a few days yet.
Mr.. Callow is in close touch with
the milling projects in the state,
which are making much use of his
patents and steadily calling for more
of the output, and is consequently in
position to speak advisedly of the
very large amount of erection work
that is now going on in the various
camps. He believes LAT this will
make a total during the year that
will be very surprising and that will
go far toward putting the Nevada
mining industry on a much better
footing from the standpoint of indie
pendence in handling ore at home
and saving large transportation costs.
New Installations of Callow tanks
and classifiers which he now has in
hand include equipment of the 20
stamp mill which is being built by
the Glasgow & Western at Cherry
Greek. Mr.. Callow states that the
erection of this mill is not to be
FASTENED during the winter. as there
is much of the work which can be
spring, when it can be quickly crowd
ed to completion.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
TO THE HOSPITAL.

Joseph Rehl and Mike Grebine
were brought down from the mines
to the Steptoe hospital last evening.
The former was suffering from a
swollen knee. While Grebine has a
throat affection.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
FIRST NATIONAL ELECTION.

At the annual meeting of the First
National bank the following officers
dent. w. V. Rice; vice president, H.
A. Comins: cashier, Eugene Giles; as
sistant cashier. j. w. Biggane; di-
rectors. w. V. Rice, George Z. Gum,
II. A. Comins, Joseph f. Stevens and
Eugene Giles.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
STRENUOUS COLLECTOR.

Frank Wilson, a tamale vendor,
yesterday had James MADDEN arrest
ed on a charge of assault and bat
terry. Hadden claims that Wilson
owes him borrowed money and that
when he asked him for it. Wilson
got abusive. He then lost his tenn
per and did things, both to Wilson
and his tamale can.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
GETS HIS TODAY.

Howard Lawrence, colored, charg-
ed with carrying concealed weapons,
demanded a jury trial before Judge
Cartwright yesterday. When the
prosecution had put in their case
Lawrence concluded to enter a plea
of guilty. which he did. He'll get
all that's coming to him today. The
charge against kitty Bloom, who
was mixed up with Lawrence in the
free for all fight. was dismissed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
MAKING ICE.

Recent weather has brought JOY
to the hearts of the ice men. 1t is
reported that several inches have
been added to the crop which was
made by the previous cold weather
and that there is reason for expecta-
ton that the harvest will be a large
one Which means another summer
season of cheap ice for the con-
sumner.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
FROM SALT LAKE.

Salt Lake City was we'll represent
ed on the register of the Northern
%hotel last night, the following being
in from that city: w. T. Leeds, l..
Elliott, II. r. Hislop and w. O..
Bridgman.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
FOR BIG ICE HOUSE.

NJ. T. Collins yesterday shipped
lumber to Curries for the erection of
IA 1,200 ton ice house. This build
ing will go up at once. 1t is to house
a good part of the crop which is eX-
pected from ice ponds which have
been made there by the Riordan Co.,
drawing their supply of water from
some of the finest springs in the
state.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
PAID FOR HIS FUN.

A young fellow named Barrett
spent a night in the county Jail and
paid a fine of $50 for the pleasure
of firing off a gun in that part of
the town where such things are not
unusual.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
HOME TALENT PROGRAM.

Following is the program for the
home talent entertainment to be Civ
en- at Carpenters union hall tomor-
row evening:
Piano Solo Dance of the Demous"
Master George Z. Trembath
Vocal Solo-"For All Eternity.
Mascheroni
Mr.. J. II. Scott.
Piano Solo
Mrs. A. r. Pollock
Reading ~. THE Mourning Veil
Miss Esther Rumbaugh
Piano Solo -Traumerie''. .,....
Schumann
Miss Maud Smith
Reading Distracted Elocution-
Master John Bedford
Vocal Solo
Mr.. J. Smith
Mrs. c. w. Wood
Reading-'Parson Good Heart"
Being an impersonation of a ne
gro minister in his farewell ad-
. dress to his congregation ......
Mr.. }. w. Meyers
Piano Solo-.Hungarian Dance.
Brahm
Mrs. A. Vatican
Vocal Solo-.Happy Days"
S~piesleski
Mrs. F. F. Neyin
Accompanist-Mrs. A. R. Pollock
Single admission Acc. This num-
har with two mora to follow 81
Children Is years and under, one
half rate. Mayor Clark is expected
Il preside,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
A Jury TO-DAY.

The grand jury will meet today
at 10 O'Clock. when it is expected
thai several people charged with
criminal offenses will he brought be-
fore the body.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
ROOM.

The following periodicals were
added this week to the list at the
reading % and will be received
regularly: Golfers Weekly. Leslie's
Weekly, Puck, Review of Reviews
and the Century Magazine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
EOR TREATMENT.

The wife and daughter OF J.. l..
Rice came in on last nights train
and went to the Steptoe hospital.
where the daughter, a young lady of
16, will be treated for throat trouble.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
sLEIGHING PARTIES.

Slejghing parties are nov in or
der. The roads are reported in fine
condition for the pleasure. Last
night there was the merry tinkle of
bells in all directions.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
PARROTT BOUND V Il

Charles PARROT, who was brought
back from Reno some days ago on
the charge of holding up a man in
the red light district. was yesterday
bound owe to the grand jury. He is
out on $500 bail.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
FROM MILL CITY.

Andrew Riordan passed through
Ely yesterday on his way to White
River. Mr.. Riordan has just finished
the assessment work on his gold
properties at Mill City.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
BADGER

J. g.. Kite, a travelling man from
Denver, is registered at the North
ern. Kite is popularity known in his
territory as the Badger Fighting Kid.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
HANlON {

Conductor Hanlon of the Northern
is again confined to his home with
an attack of stomach troubles, hav-
ing been Obliged to leave his train
yesterday morning. Conductor Fink
is handling the Smelter run in me
absence of Mr.. HanlOn.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13
TO DANCE.

The members of the Ely volunteer
fire department are going to give an
entertainment and dance at Graham
hall on neXt Wednesday evening.
Each member will be allowed to in
vite a friend.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13

VISITED SHELTER.

Councilman Hoffman was a Wis
itor at Smelter yesterday, spending
the afternoon there on business.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-13

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, 1909-01-13

LOST OR STOLEN DARK IRON
gray mare, 6 years old, branded
b. on right thigh; weight about
$50 lbs. Liberal reward, Dave,
the Expressman. 1O-6t