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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-16
CUMBERLAND ELY MAY OPEN.
Operation of Veteran Would Be
Welcome News to District.

Rumors are rife throughout the dis
trict that the Veteran shaft of the
Cumberland Ely is to be again op-
Grated The property of the Cum
berland Ely has been closed down
for more than year. since which
time 1t has been absorbed by the Me-
vada Consolidated, which in turn.
from all appearances has been absorb
ed by the Utah Copper.
When Pope Yeatman, general man
ager of the Guggenheim interests was
here last week, ii was said that part
of his mission was to look into the
proposition of opening up the
Veteran. 1t is hardly possible that
he would make a trip to Ely for such
reason, for he knows the condition
of the mine; in fact is very familiar
with 1t, for the reason that much of
his time was devoted to the workings
when the Veteran was putting out
its best ore in its biggest quantities.
On the other hand. now that the
Guggenheims have the Cumberland
Ely for their very own, it is possible
that they would want to see Ii a
producer. particularly as reports are
beginning to come in as to the fall
ing off in the production of copper in
the United States.
The starting up of the Veteran
workings would be a very welcome
increase in the operations of the dis
trict, for when the mine closed down
year ago last July there were in the
neighborhood of 400 men employed
there.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-16
sPUBLICAN MEETING
AT McGILL POSTPONED

. The chairman of the Repub- I
. lican State Central Committee I
. was compelled to postpone the
. meeting announced for McGill I
. last evening owing to the fail
. ure of the candidates who were
. to participate therein to arrive
. on time. The party is enroute
. from Phoebe to Ely in automo-
. biles and Is expected here
. hourly. 1t is thought the
. storm of yesterday assumed
. greater proportions further
. south, making rapid progress
. impossible. The disappoint-
. ment to the candidates in not
. being able to arrive in time
. to fill their date will be shared
. by the people of McGill in not
. being able to carry out the
. plans made for their reception.
. Another meeting will be an
. nounced as soon as arrange
ments can be completed.
q
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-16
ROUS|NG RALLY To Be HELD
IN ELY TOMORROW EVENING.
Nixon, Odde, Roberts, Booth, Ahern and Leeate Are
Among Number Who Will Discuss Political Issues
From Republican Standpoint On Monday Night

The greatest political meeting in
the history of eastern Nevada will be
held in Wonderland hall at Ely to-
morrow evening, when the political
issues of the day. in which every citi-
zen of the county Is vitally interested,
will be honestly and fearlessly dis
cussed by the Republican standard
bearers of 1910 in Nevada. The party,
who are guests of the district today
and who will address the voters at 8
o'clock Monday evening, is composed
of the following nominees on the Re-
publican ticket:
United States Senator George S.
Nixon
Tasker l.. Oddie, candidate for
governor.
f. e. Roberts, candidate for con-
gress.
w. w. Booth, candidate for state
printer.
Con. A. Ahern, candidate for sur
veyor general.
]. w. Legate, candidate for clerk
of the supreme court.
This will be the first opportunity
the people of the district have had to
hear Senator George S. Nixon
and from the reports that come
to us concerning his meetings
elsewhere in the state, those
who are present at Wonderland
tomorrow evening will hear a foreible
argument upon national questions
that are of interest TO all. Senator
Nixon does not lay claim as belong
ing to the class of finished orators,
but he strikes straight from the
shoulder with his brief. pointed and
clear cut statements that appeal to
the judgment and intelligence of his
hearers, and We bespeak for him the
enthusiastic reception that his splen-
did service to the state in the past so
richly deserves.
The favorite son of southern Ne
yada. Hon. Tasker l.. Oddie, who by
the way, will occupy the chief execu-
tive's chair after January first, will
speak upon state issues and demon
strate with characteristic zeal some of
the policies he believes to be of great
est Importance to the people of the
state for whom he has already ac-
complished so much. He will be
heartily welcomed to the district by
hundreds of voters whom ne met ana
whose friendship he won In his visit
here during the primary campaign.
The other speakers are men of rec
ognized ability who have made a
success In the various ayocations in
which they have been engaged in Ne
vada, all of whom will discuss pub
lie questions in an instructive and en-
tertaining manner. q
The Steptoe Valley band will fur
nish music and enliven the occasion
with many appropriate selections.
The people of the district, ire
spectiye of political affiliation or be-
lief, are cordially invited to be pres
ent to enjoy an intellectual treat and
welcome the visiting candidates. The
ladies are especially invited to attend.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-16

The beautiful child of Mr. and
Mrs. A. l.. Haight, baptized on We'd
nesday evening as George Houghton
Haight, by the pastor of the East Ely
Presbyterian church, died early the
next morning of spinal meningitis.
from which the babe had suffered for
several days. The mother of the
child is prostrated with the affliction.
The funeral services were conducted
at the bereaved home on Thursday
morning by the Rev. George Buckle,
ID. d., who had already performed the
rite of baptism The little one was
carried to the undertaking parlors of
Wilson-Bates pending preparation of
the grave and was laid to rest at l
o'clock of the same day. The child
was of the age of eleven days, and
the loss Is severe blow to the
parents who have the sincere SYM
pathy of all in their affliction
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-16
KIMBERLY AND STAR
POINTER MEETINGS

. The Republican candidates
, who are making a canvass of the
, state will spend Monday at the
} mines accompanied by a number
, of our citizens. Opportunity will
. be given the visitors to view the
} great properties in active opera
. tion and form some idea of the
, wonderful progress that is be-
, ing made in the Ely district.
Two public meetings will be
} held on the swing around the
cirele-one at Kimberly be-
} tween the hours of IL and /.
J and one at Star Pointer from
, to o'clock. These meetings
} will be held for the benefit of
} those who will be unable to at
} tend the grand rally at Ely in
J the evening and will undoubted-
} ly be largely attended.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29

inter island and q u a I, Rhippnr
hNnhH Tor soto a. the Hullutip
alll,u 300 zach
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
RUSSIANS GIVEN
ONE HOUR

Imprisonment for one hour In the
office of Marshal Hendry was the sen,
tence pronounced this morning by
Judge Robertson In the Federal Court
against Alexander GaDrielOn, Gregg,
riaO Potaplanka and Saveli Saftshuk
the three Russians who were accused
Of trespassing on United States Quar-,
antine Reservation.
These men were arr sted on June
s and have been held since that time
In Jail, pleading not guilty to the
charge against them
Attorney Biting was appointed last
week 10 appear tor the men when
their case was To be set for trial TO,
day, ana upon his advice each man
expressed desire 20 change his plea
Ia one NJ guilty
fho Ernionc for tho crime with
which they we've charged Is thirty DAYS
iu ilil ur me at $500 ar both In
tho ditcrrtiun ul the court.
Assistant Prosecutor Rawlms stat
rd % the Cuun that a. those mon
had already H.nri much longer than
ihr Hrutrurn lhlt ruuld hp Imposed
luppu lhrm uul lbll he wuuld rrpum
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
PROCLAMATION
FOR ELECTION
Gives Precinct Changes
And Numbers To Be
Elected

Late Saturday afternoon Governor
Frear 81 lned the proclamation for the
general election In which several pre-.
cinct changes have been made.
One precinct has been added to
West Hawaii. being the twelfth of
the second and comprising a portion
of the old third.
On Maui the eighth precinct has
been abolished. this territory being
divided between the seventh and
ninth.
One pre- cinct has been added to the
fourth district. being known as the
Twelfth Of the fourth and being bound.
ed by the tenth. third, fourth and fifth
Pre- cincts.
Ia the fifth district two new pre-
cilcts have been made. one ut Water.
town and the other at Wahiawa.
Tho proclamation calls for the cleo.
ton of two senators from Hawaii. one
from Maui -four from oahu including,
one to I'LL the uncxpired term Cf Frank
Harvey. deceased, and one senator
from Kauai.
I Representative to be elected are
four from both the first and second
districts, six from the third. fourth
and NTH, and -four from the sixth
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29

STARTING WELL
First Two Days OF New
Phone System Has
Passed

Nearly two days have passed sinc
the new automatic telephone system
was thrown open and. although there
have been q numPgy OF complaints
made. on thb whiiR tiie, system Is
working satisfactorily.
Some numbers don't ring Just right
yet. Tor instance IN calling Young
Hotel fremE Promotion Committee 1t
is lnvarihble that Brewer and Com
pany responds. One number Is 1884
and the other Is 1924.
In fact the trouble man at head
quarters surely deserves the title hes,
towcd upon him for he has been the
busiest man In town since the city
awoko yesterday morning and began
TO experiment with the new toys.
It Is more fascinating to whirl the
disk yourself and get your party than
to call up central and ask for the mum
ber.
II was this fascination that started
most of Honolulu experimenting early
yesterday morning and as II was Sun
day and day of rest there was plenty
of time to keep the thing going.
The new system is appreciated by
the women of the city especially for
they can tell their secrets to each 9th,
er without danger of other ears over.
hearing.
One point which caused some trou,
Bile yesterday, and It continues through
today, is the fact that many subscrib,
ers fail to remember that they have
new numbers. When responding to n
call they repeat their old number and
the party on the other end says,
wrong number" and then starts to
call again with the same result.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29


/ Blank books of all sorts. ledgars,
etc, manufactured by the Bulletin
Publishing Company.
!. I. = + I. 4. 4. : 4. = I. 4. !. 1. :. :. 3.
mend that they be given a nominal
sentence and have the fine RENTED.
This suggestion was acted upon by
the court and after being detained in
the Marshal's Office from ten thirty to
oleven.thirty this morning they were
given their liberty.
Today was the day when large
number of cases came up to be set
for trial. those OF the Russians be.
ing the only ones disposed OF.
The cases of Dai Fook Tai and Lee
Su Kee charged with adultery were
set for trial next Tuesday and at that
time Attorney Magoon says that he
will present a plea and defense that
viii keep the cases from ever going
To trial.
The case of George Davis Is set for
hearing on the same day and will fol.
low those of the two Chinese upon
request of Attorney Strauss who will
put mp the same defense as that In
the case of the two Chinese represent.
ed by Magoon.
Tom Foi's case will be continued un.
I'll the October term of the court, as
will also those of Nigel Jackson and
j. w. Whitney. The case against
Jackson may be dropped as since Il
came up he has married the woman
In the case and they are now living to-
gether with the children. Both Jack
son and Whitney appeared in their
own behalf.
NJ. G. Costa has had the case against
him set for trial on September IL
ana w. II. Singleton, the marine, will
appear In court on September G for
trial.
At the conclusion of setting the
cases for trial a motion was intro
duced by Attorney Olsen asking per.
mission TO take dispositions Of two
Celtic Chief against which ship there
Is Il case OF salvage pending brought
by Miller Salvage Company. Although
objected to by Attorney Warren the
request was granted and Atty days
given In which to secure the deposit
lions of the English shipping men,
Lorrin Andrews presented Eugene
Murphy TO the court and asked that
he he granted the privilege Of practlc,
Ink law before the United States tri,
hmnl, which was granted after Mur
ply had taken tho prescribed oath.
Concludins the mornings work OF
the court Judge Dole took The bench
IN the Wynoo case and rad 10 the
prironer the pardon Of ninety days
received nu tho last mail from rhp
Coast
count adiuwnrl Wiil "Wednesday
morning ai ION uplurk
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29

me a well woman,
and | would like to
tell the whole world
of II. | suffered
fromfemale trouble
and fearful painsin
my back. had the
best doctors and
they all decided
that / had a tumor
in addition to my
female trouble, and
advised an opera
ton. Lydia T..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Entered for Record, August 81, 1910,
from 10:3o a. m. to 4 p. m.
Comr of Public Lands to Trs. James
II Raymond ct al.. Permission
COmr OF Public Lands to Trs. James
II Raymond ct al.. Permission
Comr ol Public Lands to Trs James
II Raymond ct al... Permission
Comr of Public Lands to Trs James
II Raymond ct al. ... Permission
Comr of Public Lands TO Trs James
II Raymond ct al. .... Permission
COnr Of Public Lands TO Trs James
II Raymond ct al..... Permission
Lau Along w ct al to William n
fila Observation-Disclosures. Tar ID
Abel S. Kauhaihao to Kidoo Ogli. ID
Er.ercd for Record August 20, 1910,
from a. N. to 1o:3o a. m.
X II Rycroft ct al 10 Elizabeth Ry-
Corii ......... 900. ..,....,..D
Antoine Tavares and VT TO Mrs Ma.
ria de Comes ..................D
Amaro hndrade to TT OF l.. BlaSdell
81 al .......,,... ........ ......M
Antoine J Lopcs and VT by Trs to
Waialua Agrctl Co Ltd .........L
Joseph = Medicines TO Tr Of Antoine
J LoDcs and VT .......... Consent
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29

An average OF over 40 per man was
made, and that IL excellent shooting;
the post card was dated August 49,,
ana since then the cable has told the
story Of how Hawaii finished twenty
second In tho National shoot
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
N. G. Il. DID WELL IN SIX
MAN Shoot AT PERRY

In the siX-man regimental shoot at
Camp Perry, the National Guard team
of riflemen did good work. by the
Korea which arrived this morning, II
card was received from one of the
members OF the team and the scores
of the men were reported to be as fol-
lows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
BORN

STEVENS In Honolulu, August 20
lalo, Co Mr. aud Mr. A. w. SIC
Nruu. u son.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
AFTER
SUFFERING
ONE YEAR
Cured by Lydia L. Pink
ham, Vegetable Compound

Milwaukee, Wis. -" Lydia +. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound has made
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
FIND" UNCOVERED /
By RAILROAD FANS
;. B. Condor Identified as
"Mysterious MITCHELL
of Diamond Fame

EHE baseball fans among the rail-
road fraternity claim to have iden-
titled the mysterious MITCHELL -
who recently made record on the San
Francisco team in the south.
He is no less than C. Benjamin Con-
according to the fans. Condor pitched
no hit game of ball last Sunday in
Santa Cruz and because of his phe-
nomenal work the transportation fans
began an investigation.
The report of the transportation fans,
is the mysterious" and that he has no
right to play with a professional team.
The Transportation club claims him as
its pitcher and will insist that he pitch
for its team in the game to be arranged
between the Transportation club and
the traffic agents.
Joseph B. Dwyer, agent of the West
ern transit company at Seattle, is in
the city for few days.
H. A. Jones, freight traffic mana ger
of the Southern Pacific, and C. r. Dur
brow, attorney for that company. are
in Los Angeles, where they will appear
in the fruit rate cases.
September 10 the Michigan Central
will open it's new tunnel under the De-
troit river between Detroit and Wind
sor. A double track runs through the
tunnel, which cost s10.o00.0 900.
The general agents of the steamship
companies in this city rendered a ban
quet to Lawson Sanford. general man
ager of the Atlantic steamship confer
ence, in downtown cafe Wednesday
evening The usual speeches were
made and everybody reported Jolly
good time. Those present were Lawson
Sanford, Robert Capelle. G. N. Koeppel,
III. III. Dorgeloh, James Fugazi, Harry
j. Costa, Peter ]. Cappettini, Halvor
Jacobsen and Henry Avila.
Mrs. N. p. Plant. wife of the con-
tracing freight agent of the Union Pa
cific. died suddenly at her home yester-
day morning.
Fred w. Angler, general passenger
agent OF the Union Pacific at San Jose,
has received special invitation from
Irwin Hersog, owners of the wild
west show now in Sacramento, to be
present in Sacramento today. Angler
is the originator of the frontier day
celebrations that are held in Cheyenne
every year
A general transportation law has
been enacted by the congress of Costa
Rica. The law regulates the transpor-
tation of freight and passengers on
land and sea, specifies the form of bills
of lading defines obligations and
rights of shippers and consignees and
prescribes detailed rules for the trans
portation of live animals and perishable
Produce.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

THE SEVEN Subscriber City.
What are the seven wonders of the world?
The seven wonders of antiquity were:
"a The pyramids of Egypt; CD the
hanging gardens of Babylon; CD the
tomb of Mausolos; (4) the temple of
Diana at Ephesus; CD the colossus of
Rhodes; (6) the statue of Zeus (Jupiter)
Phidias; Cd the pharos of Egypt or the
palace of Cyrus cemented with gold.
Those of the middle ages are: I'd The
coliseum of Rome; CD the catacombs
of Alexandria; CD the great wall of
China; (4) Stoneheuge; CD the leaning
tower of Pisa; CD the porcelain tower
of China; Cd the mosque of st. Sophia
in Constantinople. Those of modern
times are: ID Niagara falls; ca yell
lowstone park; CD the mammoth cave;
.(4) the canyons of the garden of the
gods in Colorado; (5} the big trees of
California; (6) the natural bridge in
Virginia; CD the Yosemite valley in
California.
INDEPENDENT-A.sD D. W., Port Costa. Can
office on the Independent ticket at the coming
election next November, provided he can get
the legal number Of signers?
There is nothing in the law that will
prevent him, but if the party has been
a candidate for a particular Office and
can not run as an independent for that
office, but may be a candidate for any
other Office.
INCOME TAKE. F. A., Santa Cruz. In
what year was the income tax passed !?
August s, 1861. There is now before
the people of the several states the fol-
lowing amendment to the constitution
of the United States proposed at the
first session of the sixty-first congress
and approved by the president:
THE congress shall have power to
levy and collect taxes on income from
whatever source derived without ap-
portionment, among the several states,
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
PERSo IN THE NEWS

JOSEPH REICHL, assistant manager OF the Ho-
tel Alexandria Of Los Angeles. is at the Pal
ace RechI has just returned from trip to
Europe to gather new ideas for the new wing
of the Alexandria now under course Of con-
struction.
E. S. MURRAY, prominent lumoerman OF
Eureka and a brother in law OF Harry Buck OF
the Pennsylvania railroad. is visiting with
Buck for a few days
W. A HADLEY, shark OF the universe. the Of
fetal title OF the head OF the Hoo Hoos. Is at
the Palace with Mrs. Hadley, registered from
Ontario.
ROBERT J. BuRDETTE. the well knewn
preacher and humorist. is at the Palace with
Mrs. Burdette; registered from Pasadena.
c. T. JACKSON of Modesto John Kane Of Reno
and P. ]. o'CarroTl of Salt Lake are among
the recent arrivals at the Manx.
J. E. sTUBBs. president of the University Of
Nevada. is at the st. Francis with Mrs
Stubbs.
N. H. GROVER. lumberman of Santa Cruz. is
among the recent arrivals at the ST. Francis.
GEORGE z. HERR of Bakersfield and Frank
Smith Of Albuquerque are at the Stewart.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

and without regard to any census
enumeration
This will have to be passed upon by
the legislature of every state and, if
ratified by three-fourths of the states,
is shall be valid to all intents and
purposes as part of the constitution.
1NITIALS-Mrs. G. H. NJ, city. You
ask the meaning of certain word, but
this is written so illegibly that it can
not be determined what it is that you
want to know. Then you ask that the
reply be sent to G. H. NJ, Marathon
apartments. In the first place, the rule
OF this department is that when COR
respondent wants an answer by mail
the query must be accompanied with a
self addressed and stamped envelope,
and, in the second place, the postal de-
partment will not deliver letters ad-
dressed by Initials
STAMP CoLLECTING-H. G. X. city Is
or old idea?
It is not a new idea, for it dates back
at least so years.
NAVY PAY oFFICE-o.. Oakland. Where is
San Francisco?
In the postoff1ce building. Seventh and
Mission streets.
WOOD HING-Subscriber Ferndale.
Where can I obtain books that treat of wood
pohsning Can not obtain any information in
wood polishing in this city
Any book seller can procure such
books for YOU
DREAMING o. S.. City. what is the
sign OF dreaming that you are eating?
old Jings and Folk Lore says: If
you dream of eating it is sign that
you are going to be sick
CREST r. w, City. Is it the rule that
on stationery?
If is
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

r. English butler San Francisco than t
d Grant household HIS
pdoxical but nevertheless accu
descrpv feeling OF uncertainty IN guests
Mere maids at home or japanese
preparation He has an air OF distant
disapproa horribly doncerng however
take OF his family tree and a
o he went 10
equann threatened
fail satisfy the butler ne woud
Up and routed
whom experience last oe
o
butler They
includes her
OF shocked surprise a ms
mistress
distressing bridge party given IN tne
in their The two heones OF une
snort distance
ordered This might have oeen over
Unfortunately cloudy
lady would walk on such an
he looked and down tne
No his
deferentay naughty
control or
How oddF and proceeding on
suddenly and fatally apologize we walked
was all and they will never forget t
wel accompanied the buffers DOW
plainly eliminated