The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-12-24

C. G. Slichter-One more bank.
Bob Hastie-Cows and COWS.
Arthur Smith-A merry Christmas
for everybody.
Scott Boxley-That uniform.
Bill Dwyer-Peace to the ashes OF
Shag.
d. S. Morgan-That block system.
Billy Padden-A dog.
Ed! o. Hara-Nothing from Havi-
Leroy Code-The 18th of Janu-
airy.
Winnie Fulmer-All the turkeys.
G. c. Parker-A job.
Conductor Haviland-Some more
cane.
Jim LundAThat white hat.
C. H. Iowa good kitten herder.
None but first class need apply.
The Duke of Rushton-Another
bathtub mornings morning and
another Code cat.
Engineer Wilson-The Cobre
freight all the time.
John Freeman boil cure.
Col. lobe Weaver-A railroad all
his own.
c.. G. Hanlin-That goose.
j. p. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of that
gray horse swiped by Hank Fulmer.
Francis Klein-A full house from
every Cobre train deal.
J. w. Woods-Mules.
T. j. Duddlesen-150 in the
shade.
H. P. Cryst-A stovepipe expert.
Gus Mahart-To know the officiai
language of Switzerland.
A. Wilcocks-A later morning
train to McGill.
Col. VIM. Bowen-Oranges on the
land instead of under water.
Postmaster Frank-Not to be ask
ed for stamps on the street.
Tom Gerraghity-A real alarm
clock.
Senator w. C. Observation-Disclosures
merry Xmas, and then another.
Gail Hoag-Un Denver)-The
next train for Ely.
Billy Gorman-I've got all the
lumber l want; give me sales.
Frank Millard-This year has as
sayed very well. I'll take another of
the same kind.
Ed Hoffman-Ten dollars for Ely
Central.
Sam Belford-Free speech ana
votes for women.
Tex Rickard-More fights, more
promotions, more mines, more people.
e. e. Vanderhoef-The big fight
for the steam shovel pit.
George Annan-A song for nay
voice, or vice versa.
Neil McGill-A million IONS of ore
in the Chairman lease.
James WilloughbyI want what
Neil McGill wants.
G.. B. Lakenan-By special wire
from New York)-Another unit for
the concentration.
f. p. Mills-A steam shovel pit
and a concentration for the Gir0ux
Consolidated.
Mayor D. C. McDonald-A smell
ter, 500 men at work on the Nc
Donald Ely; a like number on the
Success.
Dan SULLIVAN horse and buggy
and the girl, the one from Basin.
Sam Smith-A whistle that will
charm ducks.
H. A. Davidson-A dog trained to
carry the ducks.
z. E. Handwright-A little Los
Angeles weather.
Tom Carroll wants-well, he's Irish
so it's easy to guess.
Charley Bowen says he'd be salts
fed with a deer"
]. e. Edell-A velocipede that
won't smash.
H. R. Amens-Steam heat in his
office.
c. B. Nance-Send up the price of
Ely Central.
Frank Glynn-A little warmer
weather.
DR.. Lew Wallace want a new
horse; / can't thaw the old mare out.
A. j. Sales-A new treatise ON
geology.
Walter Bratz-Rats.
John Wattson-A ten thousand
dollar draft from New York.
E. w. Coleman-Oh, anything wilr
do.
DIR. Chisholm-Ten thousand
shares of Ely Central.
John Bouse (From Idaho)-Give
me Duck Creek.
R. X. Stockwell-More money for
the fifth reverberatory.
R. E. H. Pomeroy-More concen-
trates.
DR.. Phil H. Abbott-More mar
riages; the birth rate has dropped
fearfully.
Charles Forrest Zeigler-Just send
General Manager Lakenan back.
s. S. Sorenson-More speed for
Waddell.
G. F. Waddell-A spring thaw for
the ore. :
Fred Curtis-Something to expert
ment on.
c. B. Jenkins-Lower prices and
more supplies.
w. G.. Perkins-Any old nice, soft
job.
W. A. Perkins, warmer climate;
Arizona will do.
w. G. Wagner-More pay-days,
not.
George w. Carr-Make me time
keeper for the big fight, and the
worlds record for the malthoid race.
A.. l.. Thomas. Jr.-The water
wagon and a wife.
Miles Meredith-The simplest life