The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-16
PRESENT GOES TO
A. H. GILL
OF POWER HOUSE
OF STErTOE VALLEY REM EN-
BIER THEIR LATE SUPERIN-
TENDENT WITH GIFT.

MGlI.L. Jan. 15.-There has been
forwarded to A. H. Gill AT his home.
Bethlehem, Pa, a complete and very
valuable Crosby steam engine indi-
eating outfit. this being sent as a
token of their esteem by employees
of the power house of the SteDtoe
Valley Smelling q Mining. of which
plant of the company Mr.. Gill was
superintendent until the date of his
resignation, several weeks ago. As
superintendent. Mr.. Gill had large
part in the construction of the big
power plant and at the head of the
activities there earned for himself
the esteem and friendship of his as
soeiates as well as made a splendid
record for high capability. An en-
crossed address accompanies the
present east This address and the
names OF those who participated in
the making of the present TO Mr.
Gill. follow
True worth is determined by in
innate association. IL gives insight
into methods, actions and character.
II exalts or depreeiates.. II makes a
permanent impression of capabilities
consequently it behooves MS at an
times To appreciate 10 the fullest the
good common sense and executive
ness of a Friend.
The man or group OF men who
have friend--a friend in deeds as
well as word-are most fortunate,
and should strive earnestly To main
tain cordial relationship, thereby
making IL possible for all TO put forth
their best efforts in the fulfilling of
the desires of the controlling mind
II is with the greatest gratifica-
ton that we subscribe 10 the fell
lowship of good feeling that has ever
characterized the course of events
during the period of Mr. \. II. Gills
stay among MS as chief engineer. his
thorough conception of detail and
aptitude to take hold of the many
problems connected with the opera
tions in the power house. have time
and again demonstrated his ability.
consequently II is with the sincerest
regrets that we deplore his depart
IRE realizing to the fullest that we
have lost a thorough mechanic. "A
gentleman and friend.
And now that he is leaving us
We deem the occasion appropriate for
the presentation of SET of instru-
ments essential in his chosen call
ing. so that in the future. though our
several vacations may drift us far
apart. he will retain pleasant memo
ries of his friends in Nevada. Signed
Phil Harsh. j. w Wickenden. Ed.
Maxwell. c. A. Burg, J. IL. Carr. r.
l.. Harvey, +. Melrose. 5. T. Boards,
q. II. Thomas. II. j. Salmon. G.. e
Bell. \. NJ. Crawford. {. Y. Fisher,
I. A. Moore. Fred Rice. Arthur
Knight w. ~ Palmateer. X. V. Ber-
ryman, 7. Morris. b. e Melton. G..
j. Them. r. j. Costello. Chas. J.
Cannon. 5. l.. Beverly, NJ. II. Regain.
I. NJ. Fleming. e. l.. Knight. NJ. My
ers. Ray Bringhurst. Terry Kelli-
CHER. Burt Williams, d. j. Fee. f. S.
Manson. C.. II. Kahler. J. Faith. r.
+. Hegnor. A. G.. Chase. w II. Wag-
ner. W. NJ Neal. +. J. Croker. Frank
Philips. \. \. LeDreux. +. J. Hearty.
!. l.. Watson, Edward Egan. +. NJ.
kiephausen. w. Bird, f. y. Harring-
ton. o. Backe. j. Waldey. j. Edgar.
G. {. Harris, Walter Healy. Jerry
Simpson, Angus Robertson. Frank
Worm. +. j. Mernangh. j. J. Murphy.
c. ". Payne. j. a. Riley. J. Z. Me
Carly. O. f. O'flara. H. c. Lydolph.
". Edward. NJ. Nealson. d. j. Gran
ford. X. Anderson. J Lauritzen. G.
". Smith. - Painter. Harry Kircho-
plos, Angelo PILLS. James Pills.
Tom Panos, Gust Nintronis. Harry
Theodor Johnos. George
koras. Steve Papas, Peter Janopules.
Simon Javoros. Christ Kiehobolos.
Harry RekaH. Adam Baekas. Wm.
Backas.