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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

pos}ac go do wyzszych szk6}
lecz Pan Bog zarzadzi} ina
czei.
Pan Antoni Wargin ojciec
ch}opca. jest z zawodu kraw-
Gem i we wtorek Przypadaly
jego urodziny i imieniny,'
lecz nie byly tax obchodzope
jak po inne lata, gdyz W dniu
tym odbyf sic pogrzeb uko-
chanego Franusia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22


cyalisci uiracili 10 manda-
tow - jak dotychczas.
Arcyksiaze Karol Franci-
seek, przysz}y nastepca tronu
zareczy} sic z ksieznicza Zata
de Bourbon.
Podobno wiesci o straszli-
wynn orkanie W Istryi i sto-
licy TryeScie, So co do strat
szk6d mocno przcsadzone;
podobno ME zgine|o. wiecej
jak % os6b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

d. . - s
BALTIMORE, NJ. y. Pintr
Sirek, rs clio letni re,botnik1
zamieszks}y p. IL. 23oe Qam-
bridge ul, stall 8 e ofiarq b1~.
rzy, kt6ra szala}a " ;ponie.
.dzialek wieczorem. Wracajac
wieczorem 2 n bo!y, zetknal
sie 2 elektrYczny n prKea g.
dem drutowym, zerwanym
prxez burze. Sllny prad elek.
tryczny objal nieszc7esiwego
i poparzy} W bolesny spos6b
e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.
Tragiczny wypodek spotkal
polskiego robotnika nazwis-
kiem Wojciech Posadowski.
Padl on ofiara swei pracy. u
bieg}ego poniedzia}ku poszed1
on do piracy i]uz ME wr6cii
wiecej. Pracowaf u f'rmy
Hydraulic Power Company"
mad brzegiem kaoa}u. Podczas
piracy etraci' r6wnowage i
wpad}szy do woody utona}. Nj
kogo ME by}o W poblizu, ably
nieszcze6)iwego wyratowa1, a
ON. sam ME umia} plyw.c. W
dwie g, d1iny p6zniej znalezlj
jego zw}eki dwaj inni roho-
tnicy, bracia Franoiszek ! H.
w. Hilsher z pm. AL Pier
wszei ulicy, W pob'i&u tor6w
firmy. Nieszcze5liwy robot
mix mieszka} pm. ]110 przy
East Falls ulicy. Osierocif on
zonei 5 dzieci, kt6re obecnie
.op}akuja swoia sieroca dole.
DR.. w. A. Scott przeprowadzi
jutro inkwest, a W piatek po.
dug wszelkiego prawdopo.
dobie6stwa odbedzie sic po-
grzeh. Otu los polskiego ro
botpika W Ameryce. i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
otrzymaja bracia Zalewscy cd
wfasciciela pickna nagrode,
bo 81 900.

DETROIT, Mich. w domu
Franciszkostwa NOwak6w
pm. 1873 pray ulicv Superior
eksplodowa]a wieczorem lam
pa, powodujac pozar, kt6ry
wyr7adzil szkody ma sumo
800. Nowakow;e zdo}ali
wyjsc palacego sic domu
zanim ma miejscu staneta
straz pozarna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
BERLIN, 19 czerwca

BERLIN, 19 czerwca
Konsul tutejs2y Ekwadoru,
Crosstuck, wyjasni}, ie okret
,, ,Konsul Grosstuck" stojacy
obecnie W poblizu wyspy
Haiti, przeznaczony jest ola
rzeplitej Haiti, kt6ra go )zn-
pDa, a Castra, exprezydenta
Venezuela, niema ma MIN
ami sladu.
I. tn (jak W Londynie)
szybko i 1atwa pokryto po-
zyczke '1ala Chin, udzial Me.
mice W niej wynosi kilka
milion6w dolar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
KONSTANTYNOPOL, 19

" KONSTANTYNOPOL, 19
czerwca. Sultan Mahomet
jekelzil do grobu sultana Mu-
rada na polach Kossowa,
.gdzie !. sic $4,000 muzu1ma-
now zebra1o ma doroczne
modify u grobu swego wie1.
kiego w}adcy. Z okazyi tel
ogtoszono amnestye po]itycz'
ma, kt6ra objeto i Albanczy.
k6w wzywajac ich do zanie-
chania .,vendetty" ze1nsty
"a krzywdy i zab6jstwa pry-
watne, "a co poszkodowanyu
Rad wyp}aci t. wv. okup
krwi. Przyjeto wiesc te z
niema}ym entuzyazmem, DO
6w okup krwi - ME liczac
amnestyi, wyniesie ]acznle
oko}o $150,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

prawe jego ramie i plecy. Gdy
Sirek lewa reka chcia} uwol-
mic sic cd palacego go -dru'
tn, prad elektryczny spal'}
mu 3 palce. Rannego odw'e-
ziono do szpitala sw. J6zefa.
Franciszek Literski zam.
przy Durham ul. oskarzyi
pred sedzia )olicyjnym W
Kantowie niejakiego Terry
Morrisa, ujezdzacsa koni, o
o us lowana kradziez kieszon-
kowa.. Pan Literski Oswald
cyl, 10 przyiapa} Morrisa ma
tenn, jak ten mia} reke " je.
90 kieszeni. Sedzia Thompson
p,rzytrzyn'a' '~oskarzonego pod
kanc;a $1,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22


GoRDELE, Ga. Pijacy tu,
tejsi zastrajkowali z powodu
decyzyi majora miasta. Og}o-
sill on, ze kazdy pijak musi
mu towarzyszyc przez 10
dni do ko6ciola, albo praco-
wac ma ulicy przez dni 80,
Mayer chcia} " ten sposf b
wykorzenic pija6stwo, kit .
sic zakorzenito W mie6c }.
Ostatniej niedzieli mkt SO
hie upif " obawie kary. Pi-:
jacy wynosza sic z miasta.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

WIEDEN, 10 czerwca. w
Ostatnich wyborach chrzes-
cia6sko.socyalnych poniesli
dotkliwa kleske. z 80 man
dat6w wiede6skich, otrzyma.
iii 2 tylko, a W 23ch wypyd-
|kach odbeda sic wybory
6cisleisze, kt6re mato i'm
wr6za zwyciestwa. Wolno'
myslni narodowcy wyszli do
sy6 dobrze z wybor6w podob-
niez Niemcy, nacyonalisci
mieli sukces nicely; So
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

WATERBURY, Con. =
Dwunastoletni Maurycy Zu
kowski oddany zostal do STA.
nowego zakladu pcprawczego
W Meriden "a w'6czegostwo.
:Chlopak caiymi tygodniami
wl6czy} sic po ]asach i AMI do
szkoly ME MONA by]o go ma.
pedziG, ami W domu utrzymac.
Ostatecznie aresztowano go
"a kradzie2 zegarka jednemu
=farmerowi. Pr2yareszto to#aaaiu
stawla} on policyi TAXI up6r'.
ze musiano uzyc silly ] prey.
wieSc 60 do sadu zwiazanegt,
W kajdanach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

RZYM, 19 czewca. Ojciec
6w. Plus X. przyja} wczoraj
ma specyalnej audyencyi 28
student6w Kollegium anne
ryka6akiego onegdaj- wy6wie-
conych; po6r6d Mich jest Kill
sku Chicagowian, q jeden
zwie sic Pawe} Drewnik ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

LONDYN, II czerwca. -
Przygotowania do uroczy..
stosci koronacyjnych uko1'
czono juz zupe}nie, a wczo-
rajsza niedziela rozpoczeto
cylk koronacyjnych festy-
now, kt6re rotrwaja nieled-
vie 2 tygodnie. W stolicy
zja7d gosc' zagranicznycl' oil.
brzymi, nadto Z mio miliono~
wa jej ]udnosc wy1ega ma u
lice podziwiajac wspania}c Sc
dekoracyi drcgi koronacyj-
nej, trybun, BRAN i West
minste:u, g'lzie sic samaz
uroczystosc odbedzie. Para
kr6lewska przybyla onegdaj
z podmiejskiej rezydencyi
Windsoru-do palacu-Buckin
CHAM, a wjazd jej by}juz jak~
BY otwarciem uroc"ysto6ci O.
wych, kt6rych Londyn miet
bedzie teraz CO dnia rodostat.
kiem. W koronacyi kr6la Je.
rzego nowosc;a sympatyczna
jest nader liczna Representa-.
eva Kolonii angie)skich; jak
wiadomo odbywa sic W Lon
dynie I konferencga Impe'
ryum: brytyjskiego, ma kt6rs
prnybyli1 repreaentanci' wszy.
stkich kolonii, kt6rzy zara'
aem j W koronacyi czynny u
dzial przyjm9. Me ma}a tel
attrakcya jest co dnia przy
jazd jakiegrs reprezentants
zagranicznrgo ma koronacye
kr6lewska: wczoraj mp. przy
by} nastepca tronu nienie
cki: Amerykan6w przyby}t
wielu, choc ME tax wiele
,jak oczekiwano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22

DUNKIRK, N. Y. Wdo-
nu swej siostry p. Fl. 4k:,~
mif1sbiei przy E. St,col,d nl.'
zmar}a pani stania}awe Pap
rocka, osierocajac meta, ro-
dzic6w i dwie siostry. ismar-
Ia by}a znana " Dunkirku W..
szerszych kolach. Tu sic u.
rodzi'a i wychowa{a- Pred
trzema dniami wysz}s; "a maj
ME wiedzac, ze tax kr6tko
zaznawac bedzie szcze6cia
malze6skiego, Pogrzeb odbyf
sic " poniedzialek rano z
kc6ciola sw. Jacka KS. Swim
ko, kt6ry m}odej pare da-
wal Stub odprowadzi} zwloki
ma cmGntarZ. s
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17
Boston Pastor Expects Acquittal
and Will Take Work in Mis-
siOnary Field if Freed

Boston, Nov. 15.-Rev, G. V. r..
Richeson, indicted for the murder
of Avis Linnell is planning to take
up his church work as a mission
airy as soon as he is released, so
confident that he will be acquit-
ed.
Richeson was to have been ar
raigned in the superior court to
plead to the Indictment, but the
case was adjourned a week.
The resignation Of the Baptist
Emmanuel church at Cambridge
will be considered at special
meeting of the financial ec nit
tee. tat-
--.-ss fa..a
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17
RACKET STOCK IS DAMAGED
Mack stOvall Suffers Heavy Loss
in Fire Last Night-Manry
Building Damaged

A fire was discovered here last
night about 9:15 o'clock in. the
rear Of the Riley Many building
on the east side of the public
square. "a
Mack Stovall from Big Springs
was opening up a stock Of racket
goods in the building and had
been busy for two or three days
arranging his stock, preparatory
to opening.
When the blaze was discovered
it was burning furiously and the
house was filled with dense smoke
II is doubtful if men could have
controlled the fire with buckets,
and but for the fact that the fire
department were soon on the scene
with hose attached and throwing
two strong streams of water on
the flames, the whole block might
have been destroyed. It is esti-
mated that the hose has paid for
itself several times over in this
one instance.
Mr.. Stovall's stock is practical.
ly ruined by the fire, smoke and
water. lie carried 1850 insurance
with the Foster.MeCohnell ag-
ency. .sa& -T@siA2al@
Mr. Many stated today that he
had not had opportunity to es-
timate the damage to the build
ing, bat his loss is fully covered,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17
NARSH|PS IN
| CHINESE WATERS
americans in Celestial Empire
Must Receive Protection
From Massacres

Washington, Nov. 15.-There is
h feeling of deep concern in gov
ernment circles over the Chinese
situation. News from Canton that
Foreigners are being threatened
WAS regarded here as ominous.
That this government is prepar-
Eng for eyentualities is made
clear by the fact that the entire
Pacific fleet in the far East is be-
|ing dispatched to China. Follow
ling the orders of Secretary of the
Navy Meyer, the Monterey, the
Saratoga, and Quires of the Man
fila squadron have sailed to repoi
tc Admiral Murdock for duty.
There are now more than doz
ZEN United States warships in the
Chinese waters.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17
ARRESTED AFTER TWO YEARS
Another Man Sentenced to Death
For Same Crime Under a
Second Trial

jackson, Miss, Nov. 15.-Thos.
McElroy a white man thirty years
old, who is charged with being an
accomplice in the murder of Miss
jamie Winstan Sharp, Winston
county, Mississippi, whose body
was found more than two years a.
go by the roadside, a short dis
tance from the village Of Rural
Hill has been taken to jackson
Mississippi for trial.
Requisition has been made by
Governor o. b. Colquitt and the
same has been honored. McElroy
was arrested at Greenville, Tex
as.
Soon after the murder, one Per-
menter was arrested for the crime.
He was tried in the circuit court
of Winston county and was sem
fenced to death,
Permenter's case was appealed
and was later reversed by the SUI
prefne court, He then secured a
change % venue and Is now un-
dor bond awaiting a second trial,
which will be held in the Mont
gomery county court
McElroy today declined to make
any statement regarding the case
against him. .---s'S~sIk 5aF
It is not known whether pro-
ceedings against Permenter will
be continued or not. -
~4K ns~~ 49,. ---1--Ixzsg.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17
MATHESON CASE
NOW ON TRIAL
1t is Generally Conceded That the
Defendant Will Be Acquit-.
ted Of Charge.

FOst Worth, Nov. 14.-The case
of the State VS.. Mrs. Lucy Mathe-
son whose trial was transferred
from Abilene to the Fort Worth
District was begun on schedule
time.
1t will be remembered that the
accused is charged with murder
of her husband at Abilene.
When arraigned in court before
Judge Buck, she plead not guilty
in firm tones, and thus created a
favorable impression. Out Of a
venire of sixty men, only sixteen
responded and out of these eight
were selected. The remaining four
were taken from the regular petit
panel. 1t took only an hour to
select the jury. '-
A very large number of citizens
of Abilene are in attendanee as
witnesses.
In the trial which occupied a
large part Of The afternoon many
witnesses testified as to the good
character of the defendant and as
to TIE doubtful character of her
husband
Both sides seem willing to hur-
ry up the case. 50
1t is generally G0aeeded that
the defendant will be freed on the
unwritten law.
The jury are as follows:
j. w. Hill, carpenter.
G. f. Dickey, paper hanger.
A. b. Brown, clerk,
J. w. Pritchett, carpenter,
4. /. Merritt, Merchant,
G.. T. Morris, salesman,
Lon Stephenson, farmer,
j Al Snodgrass, laborer,
j. h. Maxwell, butcher,
W. NJ. Wood. farmer,
d. b. Lewis, groceryinan,
j. w. Walker, farmer ~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17
RAILROAD MAY
Be EXTENDED
stephenville North and South Tex
as Contemplates Extensive
Track Laying
Dallas Times Herald

Dallas Times Herald:
Marshall Ferguson, general at
torney for the Stephenville, North
and South Texas Railway com
pany was in Dallas Saturday at
the Hotel Southland. Mr.. Fergu-
son stated that application will
be made to the railroad commits
sion today for the issuance of
bonds to the extent of two and a
quarter million dollars. 1t is
thought that if the railroad com
mission authorizes the issuance of
the bonds anywhere near the cost
price of the present construction
an extension of several hundred
miles will be made west from Co.
manche in the direction Of the
Texas and Pacific or the Orient
failway and north from Stephen
vile to the coal fields Of Thurber.
The application Of the bond issue
is based on the original lire from
Stephenville to Hamilton, q dis
tance of forty three miles, on the
extension OF the main line to
Gatesville, distance Of thirty
three miles and a branch line to
Comanche, thirty two miles.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17
TRIES TO COVER UP CRIME
Murdered Fifteen Year Old Girl.
Forty Witnesses introduced
BY the State

Miami, Fla, Nov. 15.-The trial
Of P. G. Cox, who is charged with
the murder of Hettie Parcel, a girl
of only fifteen years, ON April 19
Of this year was begun here to
day. More than forty witnesses
will in all probability be put on
the stand by the state.
The principal contention Of the
State is that the prisoner assault
ed the deceased and after inflict-
ing ortal wounds, assisted in plae-
ing her in the Miami River to COW
er up the deed.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17
First Christian Church Pastor Tc
IT. Enser Evangsiistic
Tx, 4Rrs, Field. Il

Rev. j. f. Dinger Who for the
past three years has been the pas
tor of the First Christian church,
rendered his resignation to that
congregation Sunday night.
Under the guidance of the Rev.
Mr.. Dinger the membership of the
church has increased perceptibly.
One of the greatest revivals Of
the church was held recently by
DIR. Dinger and j. o. Shelburne Of
Dallas
l. Rev. Mr.. Dinger will leave for
Dallas Monday night and will di-
rectly plunge into his new work.
that of platform and evangelical
work.
From Dallas he vii be called to
Kansas City.-Ft. Worth Record.
Mr.. Dingcr is well known in
SNYDER, having delivered a series
of lee, rlres here a short time ago,
and he is expected to come again
soon.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17
FIRST COTTON IN % YEARS.
Orange County Resumes Produc.
ton Of Staple Abandoned for
Other Industries. a.~M

Orange, Texas, Nov. l4-The
first bale Of cotton ginned in Or
ange county in twenty five years
was turned out at a gin five mile
in the country yesterday after ter
noon. -tf-s.== : se.4 ,fsl tspsSe
On account of the fact that the
attention of the people here has
for a number Of years been at
tracted by the saw mill and rice
industries, cotton growing was a
bandonea until this year when a.
bout two hundred acres were put
in cotton. ~'l-!a1zFE sE.ss9
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17
Aviator Makes Flight at Amarillo

Amarillo, Texas, Nov 14.-H.
r. Wetzig in his Curtis type Of
BiDiane made his first exhibition
fight ever witnessed in Amarillo
yesterday in the presence Of
a thousand persons. The weather
was very cold, but the flight was
a perfect demonstration Of the art
Of flying and win be repeated to-
morrow.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17
AGED WIFE is SLAIN.
Woman of Seventy Years Shot Ia
Death While She Was
y Asleep.

Macon, Ga, Nov. 14.-Mrs
Lizzie Mccall, aged seventy years
was shot and killed by her hus-
band, Roger Mccall, aged seven
ty one while she lay asleep in her
bed in her home here last eve
ming
Mccall barricaded himself in
another bed room and when po-
lice arrived on the scene and the
door broken in, he was found ly-
ing on the bed sound asleep with
a shot gun by his side and a pint
of whiskey. v---
Mccall told the sheriff that af-
ter he fired the shot he dranl, the
whiskey and Immediately went
TO sleep. ~~r~ ~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17
Electrician Hurt.

g. A. PorlIs clart, :elan .c at the
Light Plant was severely bnru-,.
about the hands late yesterday
evening while working on the
line near the Light plant. lie was
fting ON cross arm and it is
sid came in contact with n live
wire. He is laying on today on
q count of his injuries.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17
Nine Operators Walk Cat at Bal
h linger Local Telephone EE
.r>,.. change -

BaIlihger, Texas, Nov. 1.-The
local telephone service was bad
ly crippled here when nine tel
phone operators walked out on a
strike.
Operators were brought here
from Coleman and Brentwood
and service has been re5sered.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17
Wren Huclxabee

Mr. c. j. Wren and Miss Donnie
IIuckabcc both of the Union com
munity west Of Snyder were mar
ried about four o'clock last Sun
day evening at the home of the Of
fciating minister, Rev. G. II. Kel-
ley. i~FtUgiys
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17

a,. Wolf finished moving the
Christian cIurfh building yes
terdat. IT was a ldFge and heavy
housa and rather hard to handle.
Bui Joe delivered the goods all
right to the satisfaction Of the
parties concerned,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17

Mr.. A. /. Sloan Of Knapp has
returned from a sight seeing trip
TO Corpus Christi and other points
i'm South Texas. He met George
Curtis and Mr.. Chambers there
and says that they seem happy
and prosperous. ,r,.-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17

ann came iR this week
a. Q. s. Ranel
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-11-17
Negro Stabbed to Death

Terrell, Texas, NoT. IA ne
gro whose name is horenza was
stabbed to death near Chisholm
by mother negro whose hame has
not been learned Both negroes
were cotton pickers and had been
vious to the difficulty.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-15

Although Rule ~ of practice pro-
vides that no motion for rehearing
of the decisions of the commissioner
will be allowed, yet in an ex parte
proceeding, there would seem to be
no reason why the commissioner of
the general land office should not, up
on his attention being called to an al
legged mistake or oversight, and be-
fore the case had been taken from his
jurisdiction by appeal, reconsider
and correct his decision. Obviously,
prior to an appeal, such action can
be taken of his W motion.
When two applications to contest
are filed in the local land office SIM
ultaneously, the one which was
sworn to first will have priority.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-15
WHY NOT?

Congressman Roberts of Nevada
has been making Investments in Ne
vada mines and has had his name en-
rolled at the Nevada School of Mines
at Reno, as a student. He begins as
a freshman and will take up field
testing, assaying, cyaniding, milling
and amalgamating as well as a course
in mine engineering.
The congressman is surely to be
commended for the course he has
taken and the studies he is pursuing
will not only enable him to protect
his own personal interests in the
mines of Nevada but will equip him
to aid in protecting the mining in
dustry of the entire country.
1t may not be practicable to induce
all the other members of congress to
come west and take a course in min
ing but it begins to look as II the
western states might find it money
we'll spent to establish a school OF
mines in Washington for the free in
struction of senator's, representatives
and the various department and bu-
reau chiefs.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-15
REVIEW OF THE COPPER
HAND BOOK, VOL. Y.

Vol. X, the tenth annual edition OF
the Copper Handbook, is just receiy-
ed. The new issue of this work,
which is considered a standard au-
thority on the subject of copper and
copper mines for the entire globe, has
1,902 octave pages, containing near
ly 100000 words, and, in addition
to the miscellaneous chapters, lists
and describes S,130 copper mines
and copper mining companies, in all
parts of the world, this being the
largest number of titles ever listed by
any work on mining. The descrip-
lions range from two or three lines,
in the case of dead companies, where
in reference is made to detailed des-
criptiones in past volumes at the
period of their activity, up to twenty
one pages in the case of the Ana
conda mine, which yields one-eighth
of all the copper made in the world.
The miscellaneous chapters of the
book, twenty-four in number, treat
the subject of copper from all posi-
BILE viewpoints, there being chapters
on the history, chemistry, mineralogy,
brands and grades, alloys and substi-
tutoc for connar with a cnpiOuc ploS-
sary, and a chapter of statistics end
ing the book that contains 40 odd
tables, thoroughly covering produc-
ltion, consumption, movements, prices,
dividends, etc. The Copper Hand
book is sold On the unique plan
adopted nine years ago, the publisher
sending the book by mail, prepaid.
to any address ordered, without ad-
vance payment of any sort, and
subject to return after a weeks in
spection. The price is IS in a strong
green buckram binding with silk
headband and gilt top, or $3.50 in
full library morocco. Anyone in
terested in copper, as a producer,
consumer or investors in shares,
would do we'll to write the author
and publisher. Horace j. Stevens,
Houghton, Michigan, ordering a copy
of the new Copper Handbook sem
prepaid, subject to approval.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-15
Our Youthful Hopes.

William Dean Howolls, the novel
list, says the New York Sun, was be-
ing congratulated on the fine new
edition of his works that is beginning
to appear.
You should be very happy, sir
said the reporter, "over the success
of your literary career
Our areeer are never success
full enough to make us happy. If
men achieved at 70 what he expectes
to achieve at 81, you couldn't go out
doors without stumbling over Wash
ingtons and Homers, Croesuses and
Michael Angeles, Henry Ward Beech
ers, John D. Rockfellers and Theo-
dore Roosevelts."
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-15

When land is withdrawn of record
under provisions of law, in anticipa-
ton of an irrigation project, a prior
entry thereof may be allowed when
it appears that the land embraced in
the entry is subject to irrigation and
to a large extent irrigated from a
private irrigation ditch, and is so
situated as not to be irrigible from
any government project in course of
construction or even in contempla-
ton.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-15
Timber and Stone.

When an ientryman under the Tim
Der and Stone Act fails to submit
final prof on the day fixed therefor in
the public notice, or within ten days
thereafter, his timber and stone
sworn statement leases to have any
effect to reserve the land from other
disposition.
Subsequent application to readver-
tise, made after the withdrawal of
the land, must be held subject to the
conditions of that withdrawal. Cit
ing Edith Curtis (33 L. D., 1850
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-15

When there is a charge that the
land is mineral in character and vas
known to be mineral at the date of
final proof, the provisions of Section
7, act of March 8, 1891 (26 Stat,
1900 cannot be invoked to require
issue of patent. Said act was not
intended to include mineral entries
nor lands mineral in character
known to be such at the time of final
entry.