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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-10
IS
EXCELLENT
Outlook for Future Also
Is Exceedingly Bright
For East Ely, Where
Building Keeps Ahead

Ground was broken yesterday in
East Ely for a new residence for
Attorney Quayle 1t will cost in the
neighborhood of $1,000 and will be
one of the handsomest homes in the
state.
Erection of this home will make
close to thirty new houses put up in
East Ely during the summer season,
all of excellent construction and
with water and light connections.
Indications are that this number will
be added to by steady building for
some time. to come, and probably
throughout the winter, unless the
latter should be of unusual severity.
Notwithstanding the large amount
of building there are no vacant
houses in East Ely, with exception
of one story and half house, while
"a dozen furnished houses and as
many more three and four room
houses c uld be readily rented.
Population has increased very rap
idly during the summer and is grow
ing daily, every main line train
bringing in one or more new resi-
dents, while daily there are ad-
ditions to the population from
smelter and mines.
East Elp school has grown to at
tendance of over hundred child
rem and best demonstrates the
growth that is going on in per-
manent population. This school
growth has been such that there is
now necessity for considering in
crease to the size of the building in
the spring, when IT Is probable that
at least two more rooms VIII be
added to the. four which are now in
use, with -four teachers In charge.
With the increase in the size of
the Nevada Northern shops. which
are to berdoubled In capacity at the
earliest possible time, another large
gain in industry as we'll as popula-
ton will be brought to East Ely
while the activities in construction
of Ely Goldfield railroad and attend
at work in preparation for term
inal yards, Office and shops at East
Ely, after the manner of the Nevada
Northern equipment there, will very
likely give big impetus to things be-
fore winter is over
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-10
THE HEARST
CANDIDACY
DECLARED THAT TICKET HE
HAS MADE IN COMBINATION
WITH REPUBLICANS WILL
DESPOfL TANIMANY AT LEAST.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-W. R.
Hearst's entry into the contest for
the mayorship of New York attracts
wide attention today and it is the
opening Of what promises to be a
hard fought campaign.
There is little doubt that the
Hearst ticket contains nearly all of
the candidates for city Office under
the mayor already nominated by the
republican fusion ticket.
Anti-Tammany people say that
even If Gaynor is elected mayor,
Tammany will be practically defeated
by the election of minor officers on
the fusion ticket, as these officers
control finances of the city. The
Tammany mayor would be powerless
without control of the various boards
of the city government.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-10
SINCERE DEMONSTRATION
OF GRIEF AT THE MEMORIAL
SERVICES HELD AT MGILL LAST NIGHT
HARRY s. GODCHARLEs LARGELY ATTENDED-ALL M,GILL
BUSINESS HOUSES CLOSED HOUR OF CONDUCT-TRII
A DEPARTED NEWSPAPER MAN.

Probably never before in the his
tory of the district was there such
demonstration of sincere grief by
SO many people in so many walks of
life and of SO widely varied ages as
occurred last night at the memorial
service held at McGill for the late
Harry S.. Godcharles, editor of Cop
per Ore.
The attendance at the service
filled the Stone hall, while during
the hour of it's conduct between Z
and o'clock every business house in
the town closed it's doors in respect
to the memory of the departed, this
Notwithstanding the fact that Sat-
urday nights are the busiest of the
week in local trade circles.
Rev. j. R. Barr of East Ely M.
E. church conducted the services in
the hail. which were presided over
by DIR. j. B. Knoth, manager of the
Clark drug store at McGill. Rev.
Barr addressed an assemblage COM
posed of those who had known and
loved the departed editor for his
many good qualities of head and
heart, and the minister's feeling al
lusions to the dead man, of whom he
spoke with a tenderness and elo-
quence born of an intimate personal
acquaintance, brought tears to the
eyes of a great many in the hall, in
cluding little children, brawny men.
and men and women upon whose
heads time has placed the mantle of
white.
The gathering knew neither race
nor creed-only quiet sadness and
grief. There were among those pres
ent representatives of every nation
ality in the camp, all of whom had
something kindly to remember as
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-10
HID GEMS IN HOLLOW TREE.

PII iSBURG. Oct. 9.-Detectives
were so close after the thieves who
recently robbed Mrs. Henry Rea of
Sewickley Heights that they were
compelled to abandon part of the
loot, which was left in an old hollow
tree for the time. 1t was admitted
that some of the $4,000 worth of
stolen diamonds were recovered in
an old tree near the Rea mansion
within few hours after the house
was robbed. 4a fs1s
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-10

sent high fly to Clarke. Jones out.
Schmidt out. No runs. Pittsburg-
Byrne, Leach and Clarke out in or
Ninth inning; Detroit-Donovan,
Jones and Bush out in order: No
runs. Pittsburg-No runs.
Final score: Detroit, z; Pittsburg,
2. Batteries: Donovan and Schmidt
for Detroit; Camnitz and Gibson for
Pittsburg.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-10

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. c.
Hanging himself by the feet instead
of the neck was the novel method of
self destruction employed by Sam
Yong Ping, an aged Malay fisher
man in the Gulf coast of Louisiana,
news of whose suicide was brought
here today.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-10
LEAVES THE
YOSEMITE FOR TRAIN

, GLACIER, POINT, Oct. D. !,
; On the trail today the pFesi-
. dents party enroute to the
) floor OF the valley passed
. through patches of snow and
, obtained beautiful views OF the
, water falls, cliffs and demes
, surrounding the valley. At the
|, foot of a narrow winding path
. the party was met by coaches
, and taken to the Sentinel iho-
, tel, where luncheon was served.
, A sixteen-Inile drive this after
} noon took the president out Of
, the park to Ell Portal, where he
. will board his train tomorrow
, morning.
D . . . . . . . . .
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-10
HANGS SELF BY FEET WHEN
WEALTH WAS LOST TO HIM

The Malay is said to have been
the wealthiest fisherman in the
Barataria Bay settlement, but DUR
ing last weeks storm the chest in
which his fortune was stored was
swept away. His body was found
hanging head downward from a
tree, his legs tied firmly to the
branch.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-10
ENGLAND ITO CUT ALLEGED
PHOSSY MATCH FROM SALE

LONDON, Oct. AFTER December
81 no manufacturer will be permitted
to produce matches of the strike
anywhere variety, which are made
with white phosphorus. Retailers
will be allowed full year to get rid
of their stocks.
The result of the new legislation,
which was framed in order to protect
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-10
. . . . . . . .
DISREGARDED ORDERS
MANY DEAD AND HURT.

, TOPEKA, RAMS, Oct. o.
, Seventeen dead was the result of
, the collision on the Santa Fe
, yesterday. Forty-three injured
, are in the company hospital
> here. 1t is charged that the
, crew of the work train were re-
, sponsible for the collision.
, They were bringing the train to
, Topeka in disregard of orders.
. Q . . . . . . .
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-10

work people from the terrible NAL
ady known as "phossy-jaw," will be
to give great stimulus to the in
ventors of perfect "strike-any-
where match.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-10
WRIGHT CAPTURES WORLD
RECORD TWENTY SECONDS

COLLEGE PARK Nd Oct. with practically dead calm Will
5oometer including turn beyond the
Wright speed
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-10

BERLIN, Oct. S.-The imperial
government will ask for loan of
100000
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-10
} . . . . . . . . . .
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Oct. dead
, and copper nominally un-
, changed. Silver, 81 N.

CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Wheat- .
, December, $1.O17s to $1.O2.
. . . . .
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Oh August Gath, 1909.
Committee.

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SubcsfGnc.

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gforosS1itles StrGBc, 50. Sabre alt,
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YefaMntMad]mngen.
Separtcmcut iiir Diirniiide Yanicu. sni
nnrtcticuf nra StnAt.luneuicnra :

Separtr mrut fir oiienilid,s Yanicu. snb.Ec.
partemcut bcs Staots3ngenicurs.
WALTZ III &c, Den II. afnrj 1900.
@enldij BET AM 81. gIooenlbcr 1908 uritcr5eihs
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the sim Geeiiter." a~bveiitrt, BON StabtsNegts
TRAITOR in ieinenl Giireau i'm Raibhauie bis
Witt,pcdl, ben 81. Milr5 1909, eritaeger eetion!'
men iiir Die Nipcllirung, Sebel bon HuiloiIeis
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lcdn5sStraBe.
6renontssioellc, bon Baltimore 0i5 2ering'
tolsStrnbe.
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Sreoerids 9toeitie.
Berrr.S traBe, non 0iabt, bis 96arIes. StraBc.
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StraBc.
Gpc3ififutionen mn @Gnni.5ormiIare t5nrcn
alif GcrIuHgen in oieleiH Rifeai erlGllat lpers
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q. 7. Senonn,
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NeilitiGt:
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Sriiiocnt Der GontrGits Ncboroe.
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groBe Surnlcn. Ger lteitor Der So
mite Opelhcr nod fiir5lid) lebtc) il!
Nbrobmt Iincollt, cit iebr after
Wulrn, 9etollit nucD acknowledgement
9lbroham Siltcoln, Dem @roBpotcr
bC@ IrGiibcntCn 2incoln. Gr lDpbnte
IN Dem Gorid)cn u@ocp Spring"
iicbcu Meilcn bon 2inpillc Greef, an
Der @ind)cItcr Eitt - III cincm lido
ilell, bCQlleruen SallS, bnS lcill &ntcr
Sarib SinCnln 1920 crbulte. Scin
@rpBpdtcr hicb &ofob Hintborn. Sd
pio SincnllL bctricb, che er ou$ llelle
Sous erridtctc, Gin @nItbuls 6l
nSacp SprinN". Ginen 3cituulgS.
9lltSihnitt oll9 elmer &irginicr Sci,
tilng, Der II. u. Die Nomen Der bier
9riioer &inthorn cntbiclt, babe i'd
leIOcr perle1t; ih crinncrc mid mr.,
Dob lie Observation-Disclosures Sulil,ns
men hotttil, nod Scr Site Der Wcn-
noniten nno Iunfcr. Ta6 Der Nanlc
Scr 6omilic I'M Is. Snbrbunocrt
Slnthorn, lnlb bon Dem Glcrt i'm
Sanb.Hcailtcr nid)t ollS Sincoln IN
Hinfborn pcritiimmclt mllrbc, lit ic-
bcniolls 0eifihtlif ermieien. 90 oic
Snmlilie aus Seutlhlono oher iouit
moDcr itommte, bnrilber fehlclt Nod-
rld)tcn uno lit Dem Nllten @lollbcn
ilbcrloiien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24
Yiircnu Der
observation-disclosures = SummiiiGgc.

altimprc Is. Wirj 1909.
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GpniiniNdre MAIDEN
biermit in llcbcrciIlitimmltIig nit benz 500.
@bidniti oe3 CHARTERS Der Snot Baltimore be-
iunliI, oab Iie am Sicnitas, ben 20. slpril 1909,
SormiitagS II u6r, ibre critic Sibui,9 i'm pit
reuli Der observation-disclosures GontHtiilare I'M
-GebGroe an Yeringipuz nuo NoIlionbiir..
Ten 5ur @lsiiibrrna 81 brinacil, Die loren be-
5iiqlidb Der Gpnormnirnnn nno Seiinnna Der
galtimorc re. 9irabc, bon Der Sitoiueftieite Der
@nrciionsgane rad Der 9iorooitieite Der dltet
Sreoerid houo, Gcmdb Der an 10. Wilr6 1908
u,ter5ci1uetcn Teroronlng gr. 272, ~uuierle9t
lirb.
Sanics 8. Smitb,
Suibruo ~. @attS,
GSilliant 8. Mtmupop.
9om1uiiidre.
Graene q. Npogcrs,
(Wdr316, 90, so ;9(prilG, 13) 9Ierf.
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Ger Is Yr1itbent"iollte
iett bel &rll. Hpoiepelt burtl 2r. er-
leBt tper0en. SO etma Elm balb Git
Beno ltniuerIifGten bat ibnu ben GOT
torbllt perlicben. Sir cine miiien-
iGoftlid)e electromagnetic lit Der Or.
Nooieuclt aud, beiier oril %luee, ols
Der Or GrGiiOcnt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24

Ser Mns II anb Der ran5o.
iiifen Yoit. nnb Sclegrapben.N eam-
ten 1T %feinesiuegs beigelcgt, mie lct-
ten Wontag gefobelt milrbe. Ter
Strife fd)eint ei1eil politiiden Cha
ratter oi%t5unebmen. Die Heeierune
ipirb lpobl ihlieBlid) Die Gberbaub
bebnlten troboem bleibt Die ip5iaIiiti-
id,e Stromntng beoenflid.
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(Sli,abcth &clber.

IS fiGrb am Fl @idr3 1909 Glisnbet9 &ei.
9lltcr BON 80 Iabrcn. Sic @eeroigunp iinoti
Mittiupfl, pen "a Midr5, . llbr No6mittaG9.
pun ibrer letter. 2Su6ntln, 9ir. sol. @cnnoits
SirGhc, ans itati. ltlib bulll IinM Der ~,!ipeitcl
ocIiideH Edp!iilcnstirde an Srebcrid .9tpenlc
mo 4%:toEroesS troBe. @ciicbl1g nui bcr nqon'
hou-garis Is emetetD." tS3-D
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Nruib 9tibae Gemctcrh.

Der ioeale SrisSbof upn Baltimore, nahe
9ttespine. 3fuei eIeiIrii6e g1bnseinien uno
EilnIicu. Youleparo brett gum Srieobof.. aue
9reile. @erIanat Die relen eonpenir. g ataIoe
Bureau: Nr. III, storS'Sbarlcs-s .raRe. 8eibe
Telephone. (IpriI2S-)
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Baredt: gr. Il, gSets5arntogdsStrdae, uho
pt.Gingnig: TreoertHs3inao.
WcgrdbniBplnbe BON $25 an liIIfer beitdHot3er
@ifii1t; S6rittblumer, &cipiuoe, @flan5en etc.
ipcroen i'm lrettDaii3 am ~SuuptsGtigars gefuns
Sen. unier a9ent niro, penn Deiptirlbt, bpr'
fpreden. (92-)
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Nonm @nnocr.

Is itarD am 10. Midri 1909 in fe;ucr gsob.
1ln9. ytr. 1876, 0arforosNtono, alnam Nunocr,
as Sabre alt. G~eltebttr @nttc bon Wuahdle,l
9%Slinher. Eeripanote unn 5reuIoc oer SduliIie
itno ad)tlnp3ppll ein1eldoeIt. oer Neerhiqiig
arr Eienitag, bct %. Miir6. ltafmittugS I'M
> llhr. BON IraHcrbar't aus bei5uWobncn.
(S0-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-24

WutUUuHcs
RdItimure Den .. Wdr5 1909.
81 Die StraBeiourbbrihs 9pttfniiidre Der
Giaot baltimore In Geicbli6 oprgeftrtebener
gseiie iGrelr. ero0iiltigen lnc c%orriGirten De
riht fiber ole Siigefprodener gntfbaoieunget,
llrioiter mo 9Sertberb5bungen lit Die Gon'
oemtirune llno Grbffnuiig elmer eIeitnldtia
Srpuu8ig Sub breiien 2lleD. bon Der g8eitieite
Der Barclay. siruBe his 8ir silopeft:e eiie BON
Sllirlpult's cane. lcbIt Den oor1uf be5leliebell
e1bgilltincn ino corriGtrtct erIdutertoen Sid,
nen in cbcmibbeit Der &orf6rtften bes Stnots
CHARTERS llb Der uui .. Sanlar 1908 inter
5cihneter %arororuua 9tr. 5S hes WnoorS
rno Stanigaibrs bon Baltimore bel mir btnter'
legt babeit.
miro hermit beinnnt .oemodt, eab befaetcr
9eridbt uno @ldne ari oicie sSeife in oieiclr
Biircali bil1ierleot iporben linn. n1o bob Der
Wabur mo Stabtratb bon Baltimore, ooer trs
eenb cine Tcrfon oocr Icrionen. ODER cine ODER
inebr Corporal ione1. Ste init Der %eribeillaa
Der noraenanrtcu Gnifddoiaur9en ooer gSertbs
erb6buteet nrl6ufrieben iinb. innerbalb oreiBis
600 Gdgen bonn 8. Mtdr6 1909 ct. ais
Dem erlte Sage Der bon mir ousseealgeEeil
@crbffcrilifure biefer 9loiia, ibriiiIid bases
gen an oas Baltimore Stuot9eriht appetizer
lnb bas Debate Scridt ertu3en ntosen. Die
lelben gu reoi0iretI.
Z. Se,pcn S1umaS,
(Mi1r33, 10, f1.2D Observation-Disclosures.
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gcniaImin 81. Mtnbn.

IS itnrb 9icnitua. Den 90. UidrS 1909. Belt
inmin u. Dinbl, ~9eliebter @ntte bon SuiauHu
Wtdbn. Die Heeroi9in1 iiuoei nm Sreitaa
nIa lInfL gu