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ORDINANCE

An ordinance establishing lmprON ment District Number Thirty-thre% (33), for the purpose of constructing storm drainage, grading and paving Park avenue, defining its boundaries etc.
 Whereas, Ten owners of real prop erty in the City of Hot Springs, Ar kansas. and in the limits of the dis trict hereinafter set forth. have peti. tioneI thls City Council tc form an Improvement District for the purpose of constructing storm drainage, grad ing and paving Park avenue from the south line of Crystut street to the north line of the Hot Springs Reserya. tion
 Therefore, Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Hot Sprins Arkansas
 Section That all that portion of the territory of the City of Hot Springs. Ark. embraced within the following boundary lines. to.wit. Lots .2. 3. and 3, Block 1I5, Lots. 1, 2 8, 1. and 6, Block li6, Lots l. Q, 8. 1, ., and 6, Block ll9. Lots 1, 2 8. 1. 5, and 7 Block 15l, Lots 1, 9, 8, { and 3, Block l56; Lots 2 and &. Block 151; Lots 1, 2, 8, and g., Block l44, Lots 1, and 8, Block 147; Lots I 2. 8, l. ,, 6, [, S, 9 and l0 Block l4S; Lots 1, ?, 9. 4, 5. 6, 2. s, g 10 and II Block l52; Lots | and 8, Block l53; Lots 1 2, 4, 6. 6, '. s. 9. 10 and II, Block l5l be and the same is hereby laid off into an i'm. provement district for the purpose of constructing storm drainage. grading and paving all that part of Park ave nue of the City of Hot Springs, Ark, within the following described bound. aries, to,wit:
 Park avenue. from the south line Of Crystal street or the north terminus of the pavement as now constructed in Improvement District No 20, to the north boundary line of the Hot Springs Reservation: that the territory em- braced within the boundary of said lots and blocks be and the same is hereby designated as Improvement District Number Thirty-three (33l Of the City of Hot Springs. Ark
 Section That this ordinance take effecJ and be in force from and after | its passage.
 Passed August 5, 1909. Approved
 M II JODD,
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PINE BLUFF TRAINING.
Pine Bluff Preparing to Take On the
 Vaporites.

Slhe Bun Preparing to Take On the
 Vaporites.
 Word comes from Pine Bluff that he base ball team which is training here for the contest with the Hof springs boys at Wilmington park Labor Day are confident that they W return to tEe Bluff City with the sea of the Vaporites dangling at thcl belts. The home boys are as equI determined not to dGrappoiut TthS9 local admirers.
 Altogether the game promises t2l be one of the most exciting of tle year Capt Price, manager 6f Whit tington park, states that he will be taxed to his utmost to provide seat ing accommodations for the immense crowd that is sure to be present.
 Indication at present are that there will be not less than 1000 spectators Un hand when the signal is given to play ball" ~
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MRS. L. F. AsH5AHR DEAD.

Mrs L. F. Ashbahr wife o( Louie Ashbahr, died at the family home, 32l East Grand avenue. at 1:3o o'clock last night of congestion She had been il since thf death of an n- fant child less than one month ago. Mr. Ashbahr Is one Of the proprjo tors of the Albright conner, and they had resided in this city several years. The funeral will be held from the family residence this afternoon at g o'clock Friends of the family are in- Vited
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test of the Boys Corn Clubs. held in connection with the Arkansas State Fair, October : to Ia, at Hot Springs, will be forwarded to the national eX position, and it is possible that htis spendid prize may be awarded to some Arkansas boy.
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Rev. W. T. Sullivan and family leave today for Brownswood, Texas, where Rev. Sullivan has accepted a call at the First Presbyterian Church of that city.
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LAUNDRY ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Peoples Laundry Company an nounce to the public that they are not in .any combination with any other latndry in this city and especially that they are not in connection with Craighead or the newcomers from Kentucky. who claim to have bought he Craighead Laundry and we would that the only laundry combination know of in this city as dwo-year
 coordination entered into be l tae newcomers from Kentucky certain hotel men, wherein the JteI men take 15 cents out of every liar his guest pays for laundry for benefit of the parties to this two combination.
 e have first class new machinery will do your work right at low price. We solicit your patronage,
 Respectfully.
 PEQAE'S LAUNDRY co.
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George T. Schmelzel, the popular electrical engineer. and contractor an nomces a reduction in all sizes of Tungsten lamps on after this date. Complete stock always on hand 6ls Central Phone 22l 9-l St
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Albert Mendel returned yesterday from New York and the east. where he bought large and select fall and win ter stock for his popular emporium.
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Mr. Joseph Davis, a prominent at. torney of s. Louis, arrived in the city yesterday and is looking after the business interests of inc Salyar company
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THOUSAND DOLLAR PRIZE.

Opportunity for Some Arkansas Boy to
 Win Rich Cup and Distinction.
 An unusually attractive prize of a Sl GOO loving loving cup is offered Y S1.000 loving cup Is offered by the w K KeIlog Toasted Corn Flake Com pany to Ae awarded at the National Corn Show%n Omaha this winter. The prize winnmg1eXhibits Of the state con
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$5oo,ooo Los\oy r're'

AIexandroysk. Russia\ue 3l-fire today at Krtyoyrog de&oHe" f'' buildings The property loE lS "o'u' S500000 Five thousand pn%V"s are homeless and destiuup.
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Mr and Mrs. Ed Wright left yes terday for their home in Memphis af- ter spending a vacation here visiting relatives
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Miss Stella Mclaughlin leaves Co day for St Lous where she will enter the Sacred Heart academy for a win ter course of study
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WE HAuLAYoUR BAGGAGE AND CHECK sAMT TO YOUR pEsTlNA- TON WITHOUT ExTE1 CHARGE ch,I AT DUR OFFICE OR PRONE ooo coosER BROS. LIVERY & TRANsFEe co.
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CIA GE5
 THE AVIATORS
AERONAUTS WILL NEXT COM. PETE ON THE FIELD OF MON.
 TlCHtARt IN ITALY.
Sheds Are Being Erected for the stor. N->-~ age of the Aeroplanes-Wil Be
 an International Meet

BresciaA Italy, Aug. 3t.-Thc next great aeriai,nce qeotmg will be he'd here on the hold of MontichIar and many Of the e%e.ls who made Lac Rheims meeting Eo notable. win par tiCipate
 The competitions will begin on Sep tomber and will continue for two weeks. Prizes are offered for two classes of airships diigibcs and mo tor flying machines. For the drigi- bles there will be speed prizes only, while for the aeroplauts. the chicr prize, $10.000, will he awarded 10 the machine making the greatest speed and other prizes vii be given for the highest altitude attained. and for Che carrying of passengers. both in point of speed and in number
 The field measures five ad one half mNes and the committee in charge mas erected sheds for the storage of the aer> olanes It Is located few miles from this city and is q splendid plain, snrr2unded by tl Alps, which p'oN Act3 t frr~t1Twind.~.
 he majority of the eyeiS-4Te bpen
 ayators of all nations, but several
 them are limited to Italians.
 The importance of the meeting lies in the fact that so many of rhe ayia- tors who will come here are tuned up from the Rheims meeting. In addition 1t will give an opportunity for testing large number of Italian built ma chimes. including monorlape bpiare and triplane The entries contain sey- eral of BlcliOl's monoplancs one of - the Curtiss biplnes, a monoplanc built by EsbautPolterlc; several of the Wright machines, one of which will be piloted by Lieutenant Caldor- ara; the dirigihle Zodiac. with Count Dc LayaulX in charge, besides several military dirigbles
 The keenest interest Is felt in the meeting ny King Victor Emmanuel aud the military authorities.
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Nre you the victim of base decep- ton2 Salvar never sold only in orig tcaI fottles at S1O each. Have you hoo., nTonged If so call at Jeffreys pha.,,aA. 503 Park avenue, Hot s,,mia S29 ct
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Robert Ellis of the police depart ment has gone to Little Rock on busi' Eess.
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Born, to Mr and Mrs Ashley Wood a girl
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Percy Henry has returned from An napOlis where he has been attending school
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will be sen this afterng liberated fl
 Cooper wi
 Cooper compl tion to all in and watch thu DFNV course upward and ava terestng to watch the bt route after being liberated
 These pigeons are of the finest breed in the country, some of them having made a flight of more than 1000 miles. The time they arrive Il Little Rock will be wired back to Mr Bowman. and will be announced in tomorrow's Sentinel-Record. It is estimated they will be two hours on the trp.
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NJ. Fl JODD,
 Mayor.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
AIdrich to Then Present
The Republican Tariff
View to Senate and
Open Discussion There
DEMOCRATS TO HAVE FAIR CON-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES En-
TIERS MESSAGE BEHALF PHIL
IPINES-MINORIT VIEWS.

WASHINGTON. April 15.-The
senate committee on finance today
agreed that opening OF the discus
sion of the tariff bill In the senate
should go over until Monday.
On behalf the minority, Mr.. Money
asked If the committee would con-
slider the amendments which will be
offered by the Democrats.
The Republicans have so far de-
clined to make any agreements in
advance for the amendments. 1t is
generally stated. however. that
amendments admitted to be of an i'm
portant character will receive earnest
and full consideration.
Both houses of congress were in
session today. Present prospects are
that Senator Aldrich will not make
speech in explanation of the SEN
ate amendments of the tariff bill be-
fore Monday next
The president today sent to con-
gress a special message on the Phil
ippine tariff clauses.
The message transmits the recon-
mendations made by the secretary of
war for the revision of the Philip
pines tariff so as to permit of as
much customs revenue as possible for
the islands and at the same time ex-
tend to the islands the principal OF
protective tariff for the advantage
of their industries.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
MOSTLY JOINING WORKERS AT
M'GILI--LARGE NUMBER OF
ING INACTIVITY AHEAD.

A most notable increase has re-
Gently occurred in the number of new
corners to the district. About these
the most striking feature is that they
principally represent families who
are arriving to make their homes.
The larger number of these ar
rivals have been leaving the train at
McGill to join workers who have
been there for some time, while sup
porting their families elsewhere.
Last evening there were three fam
lilies transferred at McGill to the
smelter train and on Wednesday
evening five. Not in more than two
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
MASSACRE ~ PROGRESS.

CONSTANTINOPLE, April IA
massacre of Armenians is In progress
today at Mersina, seaport of Asia
Minor on the Mediterranean. Be-
cause of the murder of two Moslems
by an Armenian aud the subsequent
fact that the assassin was not ap-
pretended. caused the Mohammedan
population of Merslna, which counts
a'total OF 10, ,000 inhabitants. tn take
the law into their own hands. Fol-
lowing a street gathering at which
this decision was reached, they at
tackled the Armenian quarters.
Christian communities of Mersina
are appealing to the consuls here for
help in strenuous kilograms filed to-
day in which the situation Is pic
tured as one likely to result in a
general massacre of frightful pro-
portions.
The trouble at Mersina Is in no
way connected with the political up
rising In constantinople of the last
two days. II involves recrudeseence
of the Armenian question, which Is
religious and racial and has moth
ing to do with the internal politics
of Turkey.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
MANY FAMILIES ARRIVING TO
MAKE THEIR HOMES IN CAMP

weeks has train passed McGill from
Cobre without leaving one or more
families.
Beside the families arriving last
evening there were about 20 mechan-
les who came in to take up work on
the erection of equipment of the new
fourth unit of the concentration.
These men will be followed steadily
for some time by others who are be-
ing employed in Salt Lake for the
work Many of them will find per-
manent positions here and remain.
1t seems certain that the camp has
entered upon an exceedingly healthy
growth of most desirable kind which
will continue steadily from now on
The great amount of work which
there is now to do will be steadily
augmented during the balance of the
year, while 1910 will unquestionaoly
witness the biggest construction aud
operating era in the camp that the
state has ever known.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
MINORITY REPORT.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-For
more than four hours the Democratic
members of the senate conferred to-
day in an effort to agree upon a
tariff policy.
After the session, Senator Culber-
son, the minority leader, announced
that the Democrats had agreed to
support an income tax amendment,
and to stand for substantial redue-
tions in schedules. and play for a de-
crease in the rates on the necessaries
of life.
The decision is not binding and
the meeting was not entirely har-
monious. Some senator's admitted
frankly that they would seek protee-
tion for the industries of their
states. Senator Stone spoke in favor
of his program for independence OF
the Filipinos after 10 years and alb
solute free trade with the islands
during that period. Senator Foster
was opposed to free trade with any
of the colonies. Neither of these
senators, its was apparent, could have
obtained majority of the Democrats
for their proposition had "A vote
been taken.
Only on one question was the con-
ference agreed, and that was the in
come tax The conference adjourned
until Friday as those present agreed
that they were not sufficiently ac-
quainted with the bill to pass judg-
ment intelligently upon 1t.
In view of the criticisms made of
the tariff bill as amended by the sem
ate finance committee, particularly
the observation that the bill will not
produce sufficient revenues. Sem
ator Aldrich will undertake, on Mon
day, satisfactorily to explain the rev.
enue features of the measure.
The senate committee had the
benefit of the advice of the best ex-
perts in the government service.
These experts declare the bill as
amended by the senate will raise
much more money than appears, and
Senator Aldrich still insists that no
additional internal taxes will be
needed.
Great dependence is placed by the
senate lawyers on the work done by
former Senator Hemenway, on be-
half of the new senate committee on
public expenditures. Information Is
being collected by him which will be
used in pairing down annual appro-
priations. The senate leaders have
taken the position that government
extravaganza must cease and 1t Is re-
ported that Mr.. Hemenway will rec
ommend a reduction of about $685.
900, 900 from the $3.50, 100000 of
permanent funds, and that a like
sum may be pruned from the regular
annual appropriations for the vari-
Gus executive departments.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
ORIGINAL OWNER OF PROPERTY
Is HERE IN RESPONSE TO SUM
MONS To APPEAR BEFORE
BODY-HAS LITTLE TO SAY.

n. Austin, one of the original own
ers of the Dolly Warden property ar
rived on last evenings tram, having
been subpoenaed to appear before the
grand jury to tell what he knows
about the deal wherein a number of
stockholders are now supposed to
have lost what money they put into
Dolly Warden stock.
Mr. Austin was interviewed by "A
News reporter last evening and In re-
sponse to q question asked him as
to whether or not he had promised to
take care of the small stockholders in
the company, he said that he had
been misunderstood on that occasion,
but did not say how the misunder-
standing came about. He states that
the property is looking well, but
needs money to get on a paying basis.
Asked as to why he had given deed
to the property when he was working
it himself under a lease from the
Dolly Warden Co.. he said he would
tell the reporter about that later
Mr.. Austin will not be alone in APP
pearing before the grand jury today
in the Dolly Warden matter. There
are a number of other witnesses
called who will have questions to an
swer. These have been engaged in
a .sood deal of comment and wonder
as to final developments.
Yesterday the grand jury is un-
derstood to have been busy with the
men held for the killing which oc-
CURED a few weeks ago at the Vet
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
Troubles of Turkey Add
ed to by Massacre of
Armenians.-- Proceeds
With Terrible Results
cONSTANTINOPLE IL AGAIN As
SUMING THE NORMAI-NOW
BELIEVED THAT RECENT MI
TINY ENGINEERED BY SULTAN

BERLIN, April 1.-THE Lokal
Anzeiger today published a Constan-
tinople dispatch in which its CORE
spondent says that there are good
reasons for the belief that the sultan
himself organized the recent mill
fary mutiny.
Ii Is known that for some time the
sultan has been desirous that a
change should occur in the cabinet
among the deputies and in the army
and navy, but 1t has also been known
that direct steps in this direction on
his part would lead TO embarrassing
Developments. The belief now is
chat in the mutiny of the troops the
sultan found way to accomplish
his wishes without involving him
self
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
TORREON RIOTERS ARE
N SUMMAIsILl DEALT WITH
Court Martial Followed by ENccu-
tions-Dead Bodies in Open
Trencll-Nore 10 Follow.

TERREoN. Mex, April 15.-The
bodies of fourteen men, summarily
shot to death after a drumhead court
martial. lie uncovered in a trench
on the outskirts of this city.
Troops are in command OF the city
and 1t is believed not to be unlikely
that dozen prisoners now under
guard may be executed in the morn
ing and placed in the common trench
along with the bodies of those still
awaiting the final rites of burial
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
QUIET IN ooNsTANTINoPLE.

CONSTANTINOPLE, April 10
The Turkish capital is again assum-
ing a normal aspect and there was
little outward evidence today of the
political ferment that marked the
previous two days.
The appointment OF Zazim Pasha
TO the commandership of the first
army corps. 1t is believed. will have
a good effect toward restoring order
and discipline in the army. where, as
recent occurrences fully demonstrat-
ed. il has been sadly lacking.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
TO SEE
SOTHERN
RETURNING TO WASHINGTON
THE PRESIDENT STOPS IN NEW
YORK TO ATTEND THEATER
WITH Mrs. TAFT.

NEW YORK, April 15.-President
Taft left the city this morning to at
tend the meeting of Yale Corpora
tion In New Haven. Upon his return
here this evening he attended a the
ater. after which he took the mid
night train TO Washington.
The theater party was composed OF
the president, Mrs. Taft and a NUM-
ber of relatives. The performance
was, IF | Were King by +. II.
Sothern, at Daly's theater. The pres
ident Is very fond of the theater and
expressed much pleasure from the
presentation Witnessed. The house
was packed to its utmost capacity.
Mr.. Taft has been putting In many
long hours of work since his inaugu-
ration and today's brief respite from
official duties, was decidedly agree
able to him. He usually passes from
eight TO nine hours a day in the ex-
ecutlye offices of the White House
and rarely eats luncheon.
CINCINNATI. April 15.-In the
Masonic temple here last night, Pres
ident Taft was unanimously elected
member of Kilwinning lodge of
Masons
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
TO PROCLAIM JOAN
OF ARC PRoTECTREss

ROME, April 15.-Thc final
ceremony of the Beatification of
. Joan of Arc, takes place at ST.
. Peters next Sunday. Follow
. ing the reading of the decree
. the pope will descend to VEN
. crate the portrait of the Maiden.
After April 10, Joan of Arc may
. be publicly venerated and altaI's
may be dedicated To her in all
. churches.
. The pope shortly will publish
. decree prOclaiming the Maid
. the protectrcss of the Catholics
. of France. Forty pilgrims are
. expected to come To Rome for
. the ceremony.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
EXPECTS A RUSH.

Contractor w. Il. Meyers stated
last evening that n number of new
buildings were To be erected in the
district in the immediate future.
plans and specifications having al
ready been drawn. He expects to
see a big revival in his line within
the next two months.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
COAL NINE DISASTER
WITH THREE DEAD

. FAIRMONT, W. Va, April 15
. "A gas explosion occurred to-
. day at the No. z shaft of the
. mine of the George Creek Coal
. n Iron Co. ut Pennington, near
. here.
. Almost Immediately following
. the explosion the mine caught
. fire. Three miners are known
. TO be dead. A number of others
are in great peril. Large res
cue parties are working heroic
. ally.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
PERMANENT TARIFFcoNIMlssIoN

NEW YORK, April 15.-To spread
the sentiment for the creation of a
permanent tariff commission, the
merchants association of New york,
is sending out subscription blanks TO
raise funds for an edrsdtionai cam
paign.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE
president today sent to the senate
the nomination of Robert S. Bean to
be United States district judge for
Oregon
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
DOLLY WARDEN CASE COMES
BEFORE GRAND JURY TODAY

eran mine. 1t is not thought that
this matter has yet been gone into
as fully as the jury intends before
reporting
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
Patten Forced Into the
Pit With Furious Buy
ing Orders to Prevent
Heavy Slump in Prices
Is SUCCESSFUL IN BRINGING RE-
ACTION WHICH TAKES OFF
MUCH OF LOSS OF DAY-DE-
CLARES HE HAS No CORNER.

CHICAGO, April 15.-Wheat bulls
received a setback today on the
board, when the prices toppled pre-
cipitatedly. July tumbled an extreme
of Is cents. May fell ia cents
and September 3 1s cents.
Patten bought furiously all along
the line and the close showed a re-
action averaging slightly over one
cent.
The purchases of James A. Patten
and his immediate associates during
the final 10 minutes of today's ses-
sion of the board approached seven
million bushels of May. July and
September wheat.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April 10
From information obtained by long
distance telephone, II is gathered that
three men were killed in the explo-
sion of the nitro glycerin plant at
Goodon, ILL.,, this afternoon. The
plant was blown 10 pieces.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
TERRIFIC WAS
EXPLOSION
NITRO GLYCERiN FACTORY LETS
GO - THREE DEAD - TOWN
THROWN INTO PANIC Bl
SHOCK-FELT ~ MILES.

SULLIVAN, Ind, April 15.-The
nitro glycerin factory at Goodin, Ill,
across the Wabash river from this
place. was destroyed by an explo-
sion this afternoon. Details are lack
ing, but 1t is reported that three
men were killed. The shock was felt
for 35 miles, in which radius a num-
ber of windows were shattered and
other small damage done. In this
city the explosion caused something
of a panic for time.
The explosion destroyed all wires
and there Is now no communication
with Goodon.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16
MINERS BLAME OPERATORS
ASK FOR ANOTHER MEETING

April concluding
international
to the operators blaming
conference Representatives
believe that the suggestion for further
wi be
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-16

ROOSEVELT BOAT PUTS IN.
ADEN, April 1o.-The Admiral
with Theodore Roosevelt and mem
bers of his party aboard. came into
port this morning for short stay