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The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
I Don't Care.

Il don't care!" How often we hea
young people say thsi! My young
friend, you ought to care-aye. you
will care, perhaps. when II is too late.
Don't care" has ruined thousands
II has filled jails. and almshouses.
and murderers' graves; II has wrung
the hearts Of parents and brought
deep bushes to a sisters cheeks; It
has broken them; many partake Of
the blessings they bring. yet In the
enjoyment of them forget the giver
altogether. Learn to be appreciatiye.
and by little word of love, kindness
and encouragement. help others, and
1t will bring sunshine into your own
life and gladness in all your ways.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
VAoARIgs or GENIUS.

Shakespeare could not use a type
writer "a composing his plays
Longfellow never wrote while eat.
lng.
Robcr; Louis Stevenson insisted on
holding his pen In his right hand.
Sir Frances Bacon would not use
fountain pen under any oircum
stances
Doctor johnson was never known
10 eat ice cream.
Mrs. HemaBs did not wear pceka
boo waists.
Dante never called his Inferno
profane history.
Charles Dicckns always walked ~
stairy
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
(ssssr'' .Hs~' (ss4

After a woman Is married she may
wish she had hung up a horse shoe
instead OF a mistletoe.
II Is the circumstances and en-.
vironments OF life that have much to
do with many a young man who has
started out In life with brightest pros.
poets Of success. hut who has too
often said. II don't care"
We allow little difficulties. often
imaginary ones. that would vanish at
the slightest resistance. To deter us
from doing many things both great
and small. the memories Of which
would bring us our sweetest Joys In
after years
Many of us can unfold the pages
OF memory and read again the loving
words OF our own sainted mothers.
We see again the loving look In her
eyes. We almost hear again the gen.
tie accents OF her voice and we feel,
even through the lapse cf years. her
influence around us.
A good deed done is not a thing
completed and unfinished; a good
thing done is nothing less than an
endless series OF good things set In
motion. a kindly service rendered
is not infrcquently far.reaching. A
cup Of cold water to n famlshing life
may create many fountains OF Soy
A flower brought to chamber Of
sorrow may set in motion many agen
cies OF the soul. Ministration To a
bird OF wounded wing may start voic.
es OF song that otherwise might new.
er have been heard. A tear wiped
away may cause a passing through
the clouds into the region Of light
Young man beware OF the first oath
and the first vulgar utterance. the
first cigarette. the first glass OF wine
the first glass OF beer. the first ming
ling OF evil companions. You may
think you are strong enough TO In.
dulge in these and break away from
them at your will. but you never mad
greater mistake In all your life
Each one is like an octopus. They
will gradually wind their arms aroun
you and death is the only thnig stron
enough to tear you from their deadly
embrace.
Uuto those who are really attempt.
ing to make the void better for their
living In II. how much they need a
word OF encouragement. and how few
they receive. even by those who
know IL. Many feel their hallowed in
fluence. but how slow to praise a.:
many realize their works OF goodness
yet grow Jealous Of our development
of amiability and grace. II is no,
for the fellow who does nothing but
read fine books and hear fine music
10 call himself genial and harmonious
lie simply reflects and re-echoes the
Influence brought to bear upon him.
But take the woman whose life Is
spent ON the warpath. who never has
the time for profitable reading. whose
tastes and dreams and hopes went
under long ago, like toy boats In a
gale. and let her be happy and gay.
even AZ long intervals, and there Il
heroine for you Some day she ia
going TO have a good time. never you
doubt e.. And whether It comes here
or yorder it's fullncss and complete.
ness Of JOY will shine away for ever
the memory of life's cloudy days and
grewsome battles.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

Have you neglected your Kidneys
Have you oycrworkod your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
Kidneys and bladderl Have you pain
In lolns. side. back. groins and blad
derG Have you a fabby appearance
Of the face. especially under the eyes
Too frequent a desire TO pass urine
II 80. williams Kidney Pulls viii cure
you-at Druggist. Price soc.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
Make the Farm More Attractive.

You can do this by installing a
telephone. You can make the sur
rounding on your farm just as at
tractye to your sons and daughters
as II you were living In the heart Of
a big city. Our excellent service and
attractive Farmers Line" rates are
not to be compared with the benefits
derived. Call the manager.
Cumberland Telephone q Telegraph
Company, Incorporated.
FOR SALE: A nice residence, one
block from Postoffice. The house
has 6 rooms, two halls, and two qorch-
es; in good repair and very desira-
hle place. Call at this office.
FOR SALE: One OF the best cor
ner lots in Hickman-now occupied
by ]. r. Browns mill; also good
combined store and residence. The
residence has about s rooms. Lot
is 22x100 feet. VIII sell worth the
money. Cali at Hickman Courier Of
flee.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09

Special 10 per cent discount on 10
patterns, as long as they last. Suits
ais up; pants $3.50 up.-schmidt. the
tailor.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09

The biggest line of Christmas Coos
we have ever shown are now on dis
play. You are invited 10 inspect the
line.-Berendes.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09

The happiest days of our childhood
were those that seemed pieasantest
10 our dear mother. Kindness and po
liteness are indispensable In a happy
home. There In no other place on
earth so delicate and sensitive
as home. its fires are easily kindled.
its flowers are easily bruised. Here
our hearts wear no covering, things
that In the outside world we would
pass by In sport, at home would
wound us TO the quick. One bitter
word would mar the happiness of
home for whole day. while pleasant
words and acts will bring peace and
pleasure. II is too often the case
that kind words and courteous man
ners are reserved until company is
in," and only careless manners and
sometimes harsh. cross words used
in the everyday home life
AS care and attention TO a garden
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
w inter
Is Here !
KzzN

Make your home comfort
able and CHEEKY by outfit
ing it with bright, new fur
niture and fixtures. We
are displaying a new and
complete line of home fur
nishings at our
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-01
ROAD TIME CARD
q Schedule.
GOALS AND PERSONALS


Mr.. Roy Hudspeth was in the Guy
Thursday. go, his !,
Mr. Nen outlaw was mere iro" no
home at Reliance Thursday
" Mr. J. T. Jones was a visitor fro"
Reliance Thursday 49, COW
Matinee every %
this week only u.a,ro left
Mr. and Mrs w. o. hea'He ~
Yesterday for Kerrville' ,,,n,,,r
Mrs s s. Kennedy OF FOUNTAIN
vas in the city Thursday Me
Air cleye Smith was here from "''
home at Reliance THURSDAY
Nun" Wr Wiley Kelly of Tabor was
,,s,tor to the city THURSDAY. ,.u,
u,ss Ressie Buchanan Is 'isi''"'
o,at,ves and friends in Franklin
w,ss suua Conn of MadisonviH'
m '' AZ and Mrs. w. F. Gibbs
A. n F. German of Call Ne"'o
--,-..onnty was in the city Thursua!
Ar / T. Pate of Harvey was a VI
,,ar 70 the city Thursday morning,
'V rop sALE-A few choice Berkshi
,rood sows. Inquire l. & G. n dep'
Mr. Ed Rhea of MeKinney Is
,"s, Of Mr. R. Q. Astin of ms c'
KYLE of A. and NJ
turned yesterday from a UP :" -
Ions catina was here from
Brazos bottom THURSDAY pO'
goods. Harris Sci
community was visitor 10 NV
Mr w R. Parker residing
parker school house, was in the
Thursday. .o, n =
Mrs. V. r. HARDY re'uin'u ~ o.,
yesterday after visit to III
in this city ..no5 r.
Mrs J. W. Barton returned =, ~
v,si, TO her mother, Mrs D. T. "
of this city. can
,,rs YIN Bullock and SON.
4, mic. were in the city lnu'''"'
shopping trip
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker of Io
Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. Jesse Wake
OF San Antonio, are visiting Mr. anc
Mrs S. -. Buchanan of this city.
Mr.. j. b. Dunn, identified with the
Slockraising and agricultural inter
ests Of Robertson county, was a visitor
from his home at Wheelock Thursday
morning.
Hanan shoes $500 grade now
$3.50. A. J. Wagner & Company q
MIR Jim Bennett has resigned his
position with Sanders Bros. Mr.. Ben.
nett has held this position for eleven
years and has many friends in the
grocery line
Mrs. 5. j. Balm and children of
Houston returned home Yesterday
afternoon Mrs. Balm was the guest
OF Mrs. NJ. Parker during the Christ.
mas holidays.
Mrs. R. J. Anderson, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. w G. Saunders of
this city for he past several davs
Ieft Yesterday or her home in the
Crescent CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collie Powers of Steep
Hollow were in the city Thursday pur-
household supplies. They
VIII begin housekeeping on a farm
near Steep Hollow directly.
FOR LEASE-The Gentry 10 acresi
md house. Situated south of rail.
Dad tower, close in and fine truck
and. Apply to G. p. Bittle. Bryan.
'exas. A
Mrs. Ira Gooch and daughters
liss Odelle and little Misses Ruby and
,uth, returped to. their home in Nav
sofa yesterday after a visit to Mrs.
ooch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John {
.cCorquodale of this city. {
Mr.. w. f. Wren has returned home 4
ON hunt down on the coast. On :
count of excessive and continuous
in, however, the outing was inter.
pted, and Mr.. Wren returned home
st night
Mr.. j. S. Arnold and son. Mr. !. J.
mold, of Palestine, who have spent
g holidays with the elder Mr.. Ar
Ids daughter Mrs. Jessie Eden of
'leyiew, returned to their home
st night.
Mr. Roster of Edge was in the city
to assist in hauling the
usehold effects of Rev. d. b. Waite
I'm Bryan 30 that thriving little
lage. Mr. Waite comes from Mar
and will preach at Edge church in
ure
Nr Aackey Stuart, formerly of
strot-Munn & Co. of Houston. has
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Shep kuI
ten we're in the city Thu On
shopping trip.
MIR. AL Boldt promineh q
circles was in the city Oh mes
trip yesterday
SO Is and 20 per cei OF
every dollar spent Noth 'ed
IA. J. Wagner & compa Z.
! Mr.. Morgan Gloss wasE''
the city from the Harris oin
munity Thursday
Or. w. G. Drummond rrls
school community was 10
the city Thursday.
FOR RENT-A nice esl'
. dence. close in. Apply ' ~
" Miss Robbie Scale re-
home in Benchley yes7
% % visit to Miss .McInnis.
II Miss Bessie Gibson H.,
r,yed Yesterday on the or
IN FOR sALE-A few e @ re
brood sows. Inquire ]. IT,.
a visit to Miss Franel
o Mrs. NJ. e. Reynolds s.
terday from a visit % r.
ing Eugene Reynolds, at =
Mr.. Dee Cook arriyeo
isl yesterday afternoon Y
Of his daughter, Mrs. 4
.,on Miss irene Board,
"" Iobn Bagley at cond e
vie. few days. returned ~
''' uessrs. Emil and A.
! Intro Houston arrived vest en-
,not to their grandmother l.
OK precht OF this city.
,ho Everything at redd
o,,v Wagner and company
CIV, w. Mr.. Gentry White r
Ans. Cordel, Okla afteV
to his parents, Mr..
the White Of this city.
sing Messrs. E. NJ. Doa
Rob Mawhinney ana
=, .noo, left early this moi V
= c,,v hunt near WheeIocR "
'''' Mr.. G. B. Frankie
oeor r. agent and ginner a
., o,,v in the city Thursh r.
u Eagle a pleasant q Ia
Hous- MI w." nosuru
friends yesterday ~ ~ A.,
a visit to his pareW NJ
- her p. Hall Of steep Y R
, 90 cor Miss Bertha Eds as
day to her studies c.
/. Lum' Norman s,,onds
~ on a auNeS az g.
community. ir'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-01

Z accepted position with Messrs. Wi
son & Derden OF this city. Mr. Stuar
was practically reared in Bryan
Where he has many friends who viii
welcome his return.
DIR. j. f. Griffin arrived from Gala.
nan county Thursday to locate at Re
nance, where he has purchased the
W. b. English place and will locate.
Mr.. ID. F. Pounds, accompanied DIR
Hrliiin from the west and also ex.
poets to settle here.
Mr. G. r. Dixon of Car Newton
county was visitor 20 the CITY
! Thursday. Mr.. Dixon formerly resi-.
ded In Brazos county, and was gladly
received by friends of former DAYS
while In the city Mr.. Dixon made the
Eagle a pleasant visit.
The Eagle has just received a new
line and full assortment of sizes of
the latest in calling cards and recep.
ton cards. Also the latest faces of
type for high grade society printing
We Will be pleased 10 show samples /
and make prices. % |
eMr J. G. Alinkert of Hearne has
decided to cast his fortune in BRYAN
and arrived with his household effects
Yesterday. Mr.. Minkert is welcomed
back to Brazos by his many friends.
lie viii resume the practice of law
and also do surveying.
Misses Lily Hester of Tabor. Pinkie
and Verna Ferguson of Harvey Par.
ker Of Macy and Mr.. Vaughn Nc.
Donald OF Edge returned Thursday to
helr studies at the San Marcos nor.
nal after vacation visit to relatives
'n9 irIeD1+S at their respective homes.
VT c. E. Jenkins has returned
rom the poultry show at Houston.
Where he won about all of the prizes
nat were offered. Exhibitors from
S FAR away as Alabama were present
nth their birds. It was a big show
nd Mr.. Jenkins won against strong
Mr.. d. D. McAlpine. who has re.
entity moved to Bryan from Grimes
'unty' has leased the BRYAN hotel
'rmerly conducted by Mr. w p
rant and will continue this well
lown hotelery as heretofore. Mr.
rant and his estimable family will
'ntinue to reside in Bryan.
The Eagle is prepared to execute
ders for cheque books and bank
hitting generally. Phone or write
r prices. We have a special paper
thiS class OF work. %
Mrs Oliver MCGEE Of Stoneham &c
sting her mother Mrs r. II. Hal
~ at Benchley. Mrs MCGEE was
It at Bryan station, by her sisters
sses Hattie and Ethel Haltom. who
rompanied her home. The Misses y
iltom were guests for the past 4
elk Of Judge L. d. Niece of this :
Y.
dr' NJ, ) Edge, Mrs Edge, and Mas.
Harry Edge will welcome the new |
II with relatives and friends in
ryan, Texas, for whence they de.
ted at noon yesterday.
liss Rowena Jackson returned TO
Il
nome in Mumford yesterday. ac.
lpanied by Miss Eugene Dennis
this city. Miss Jackson was the
81 OF Miss Dennis for the past few
S.
=
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
Gritty Woman Automobiles
Wins Through With Machine
And Joins Companions Here

for a long time behind barricades
the principal mobs were gradually
driven to st. Martin square where
they found themselves ~entrapped.
Heavy attachments of artillery and
cavalry came up and surrounded
them.
The artillery Immediately opened
fire. moving down the revolutionists
who sought to escape, but were mel
at every point with shot and shell.
Those of the insurgents who were
not killed or seriously wounded
threw down their arms and sur
rendered.
Spain tonight is rent by two fears
the fate of the army in Morocco
and the situation in the Mediterran-
can provinces in Catalonia.
From Lisbon ome the report that
the revolutfonists are using bombs
and that n hundred persons were
killed and two hundred wounded
during the earlier stages of the con-
fiicts.
Premier Maura's announcement
that the situation at Barcelona
showed a little improvement and
word from Mefilla that the Moors
were retreating from Mount Gurugu
only slightly appeased the disquie-
tuda
The Moorish forces. however, have
beer strengthened by. enc arrival of
seven thousand additional trfbesmeni
and the official judgment that TO-
600 Spanish troops are needed to
overcome the tribesmen would in
dictate that the Melilla army of Spain
is in sore straits.
A Moorish army is marching on
Alhucemas and a warshfp has been
hurriedly dispatched from Meiiffa TO
aid the garrison. InsurrectIonary
outbreaks are reported from many
points in Spain. At CHANDELIERS, two
converts have been burned, while at
Casa Delselva the civil government
was disarmed' and imprisoned in the
barracks.
The revolutionists are active in
Llanse and Figueras, where the rail-
roads have been disseminated FL
nancial institutions are sending
their funds across the frontier
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
East Ely K
Have New
Buildings

The Evening Wall made a borrow of
brains yesterday and in consequence
published a very readable piece of
humor with reference to a partition
which has been placed in the front
of the News Office for the benefit of
a meat market.
The comment serves to open the
way for announcement that the
editorial and business offices of the
News will be moved on the first OF
the month to rooms which have been
leased on the first floor of the Ely
Townsite Co. building. The change
will enable more OOH for the
mechanical departments of the News
in the building it now occupies and
provide more commodious and desir-
able quarters for the editorial and
business departments.
Rental of a small space at the
front of the present office quarters
of the News for meat market pur-
poses was made recently as a meas
ure of temporary relief for East Ely
peopie who have been DESTROYS OF
a home trading place of this KIND.
Rather than that the accommodation
should be kept away by lack OF store
quarters, the News gave up a part
of its floor and then arranged fol-
the larger quarters which its bust
ness requirements make need OF.
Five store rooms could be rented
at once in East Ely. There has
been demand for this number fol
some time, as many business men
being DESTROYS of securing quarters
there. No doubt exists but thai
they would be quickly followed by as
many more as soc as quarters
could be provided. There Is nc
vacant store building or store room
of any kind in East Ely and mas no.
been for months.
1t is understood that within q
very short time the Townsite GO
will begin the erection of new build
ings which will. supply at least tn
present demand for store rooms. i
is expected that these buildings VII
be ready to receive tenants early IL
the fall. Meantime the Ely Securi
ties Co. is very busy in East Ell!
erecting homes on the installmen
plan. which are being filled as rapiol!
az they are finished and withou
causing for rent signs to go up Oh
renting properties in n Town.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31

everywhere in Catalonia have in part
been repaired.
When the war broke out in Moioe-
co the battalion with a nomina
strength of eight hundred and fifty
men had only two hundred to fill
he gap and not only were the re-
serves on leave recalled, but on July
26, the next. years recruits Were
called out. The soldiers insist Una
only service is compulsory which
takes the rich and the poor alike.
"Besides they r sending US x
dogs to be killed in Africa to please
the bankers" they say.
Thus, according to official advices
the instruction has been checked
but at a great sacrifice Of life. After
lighting desperately ardsseccessfnliy
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31

Attorney Gilbert F. Foreman spent
several days at Hamilton this week
looking after patent matters for Ed
McEllin. The property to be patented
lies on the west side of White Pine
mountain and is considered to be one
of the best producing lead mines
in White Pine county. During the
last ten years ore to the value of
almost half a million dollars has
been shipped from the property,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
MIR. FARREN BETTER.

Joseph Farren, managing director
of the Glosgow-Western Mining Co.,
who was critically i'll at the Steptoe
hospital for a few days, was reported
much improved yesterday. 1t is ex-
pected that he will cave for ms
home in Salt Lake the first part OF
the week.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
WILL IMPROVE

Completion of the concrete walks
along the railroad street will be
marked by the commencement of
work by the Nevada Northern to the
end of raising their tracks and put
ting the grade in the very best pos
sible form.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
SERVICES.

The Knights of Columbus will |
memorial services at the Catholic
church Sunday morning at 3 O'Clock
for the late John NOLAN. All knights
are requested to be present at st.
Lawrence hall at S:45 a. m.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
DECISION TO-DAY.

Business in the justice court was
rather slack yesterday, the only case
before Judge Cartwright being a
civil action, d. C. Mcdonald bring
ing suit against p. Levalle for $10.40
balance alleged to be due on furni-
ture. The court took the case I'M
der advisement until this morning at
10 o'clock.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
TO MEET MIR. COLE.

Captain Mills, general superintend-
ent of Giroux, will leave this morn
ing for Salt Lake. where he will
meet Thomas F. Cole tonight. Should
Mr.. Cole come to the camp, he will
arrive tomorrow night by special
train, Captain Mills accompanying
him in.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
CLOSES ESTATE.

H. A. Comins was yesterday DIS
charged as administrator of the
estate of the late johns B. William
son. The deceased was for a num-
Der OF years treasurer of the coun-
ty and held many interests in the
district which became valuable when
the boom was on several years ago
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
BACK TO FLAT.

FrankRathburn, VINO was con-
nected with the Nevada Con. Copper
Co., some six months ago, but who
has been holding a position in
Morenci, Ariz.. with the Detroit Cop
per Co., returned several days ago
to accept a position in the Nevada
Con. Office at Copper Flat. 1t is
rumored that Mr.. Rathburn may
soon bring a bride from Morenci.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
FROM OUTING.

DR.. r. H. Richardson, who with
his wife and daughter and Mrs. ID.
Weller have been spending a week
at the John Eager ranch at Rabbit
Creek, returned last evening, having
been called to town On professional
matters. The ladies of the party
will return Monday.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
NEARING

Concrete crossings are now being
laid across Aultman street and II
no unforeseen delay occurs the new
walks and crossings should be COM
Melted within the next two weeks.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
SONAL

$1,905 for injuries sustained at the
smelter about a year CO.. Judge
Brown In his decision held that the
plaintiff had been guilty of gross
negligence.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
TO LOS ANGELES.

Superintendent T.. j. Duddleson
of the Nevada Northern will leave
this morning accompanied by his
sons for Los Angeles, where they go
to pay Mrs. Duddleson a ten day
visit. The latest word received by
Mr.. Duddleson from Mrs. Duddleson
is of more encouraging character as
to improvement in ner health than
previously sent and he hopes to find
her we'll on the way to complete re-
covery.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
TO BE CITIZENS.

Peter Elias and Haralampos
Michalapolos, natives of Greece, yes
terday took out first citizenship
papers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
GOES TO TYPO.

f. l.. Fletcher, the Muncey Creek
mining man. expects to leave for
Typo this morning in reference to
mining matters in which he is in
terested.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
WINE FOR EVERYBODY.

An extra grade of Znfandel
t~claret) at vineyard prices, 35 cents
the bottle, three bottles for S1.00 at
H. Narcotic Liquor Co. 544 Aultman
street, Ely, Nevada. 30-3.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
FROM VISIT.

Mrs. George H. Tingley and two
sons, who have been visiting rela-
tives at Salt Lake for the last six
weeks, returned home last evening.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
WAS NEGLIGENT.

Finding of facts, conclusion of law
and judgment in favor of the defend.
ant, were yesterday filed with the
clerk in the case of Tom Andres VS.
Steptoe Valley Smelling & Refining
Co. Andres sued the company for
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-31
RETURN HOME.

DIR. F. F. Owens and Thomas
Davis, the latter superintendent of
the Star mine at Cherry Creek, left
for home on yesterday mornings
train.