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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
aus aeu iibriseu TheiIrn.

Tieber enlen, 10. se6r. -
Ser Sd)reiner Nit. Iaierus ltno iciu
Sobn fdllten 9eltern III GROCER Gnts
feruung pon l~lnierer Srtifdit SGume.
Snbei ipurbe Der Batter 0 eiltcm
Sallme getrofien unb an 9pben aee
1fleu0ert. Crit nnb elmer boIbcn
Stunbe gelan8 es Dem Sobn, Sen
Sater aus ieiuer a~ualnolen Gage sl
befreieu. Nafts itarb Der Ser
ungliidte.
Stwer, II. Sebr. - Seutc mad,
Der %csper fauo bas ScsrdbuiB pc3
i'm Sitter bon 81 Sabren peritprbcncn
git. Wilbelmp BON Siiper itatt.
WaiierbiIlis, 10. Scbr. -
Iitttuob Ibenb itarb I'M Sitter bon SO
Sabreu, 6err Ntfolaus 3immcrs
S6ars, GAZETTEER,
SeDren, S. Scbr. - Ibeubs
beim Nadbulieeebcn irieS Der rs
Sabre alte Sobumn alein iniplae Der
berridenoen SiniterniB nit Dem &C.
iidt 9esen einen 6auien Sunnens
itansen, Die aui einem 8agen lu9en.
Gr 500 iid cine Serletuns am linfcn
Iuse 5u. poourh beiieu Sebfrait perz
loren oiug. - Im Ia. Sebrllar miro
bas Gbepaar Setter giiden bas 500
idbri9e gbeiubildllm feiern. Scipe
Subilare limb nod, reht riilfi9.
. Dmme ipinsen II, ~. Sc6r.-
S(m Sreitag abeno beim Nadtciierl
ipurpe Der 76idbrisc SaslDbncr Mar
quiS bon cinem ll~nlppbliein beiaaeu;
CT iant IcbloS uicbcr. Gin SerSs
ihlas bate ieincm Seben Elm gnoc
bercitet.
McSer d., 8. Sebr. De
itcrn Nbeno fcbrtc ser ieit bier Sabrclt
i'll China angcitcltc .8err Or. !. y.
Ircnb. Gbcmifcr, III ieinc Seimath
5uriid. 81 iciuem Gmpfansc battcn
lid Der @eian9percin nnb hae Yoms
picrafprp5 nebit elmer Icnidenncngc
aif Dem Sahuboic angeiammelt.
NDrningen, 8. Sebr. - Sicr
ucridlico i'm Nltcr bon 6S Sabrcu Der
@igcutbiimcr Sob. Nit. Heiier.
Spru, s. Scbr. - Sas Gbepaur
Sderff : @culunb t~eicrte geiicrn ben
8ebGdtniBtag ieilcS 50ziGbrigcn Che
biinSniiicS. Nnh icicrlidcm Spdlomt
belt ein Siin9liug cine Inrebe an bns
Suhelpaar. Iu Der Spisc bcS &phs
SeitsSuacs idritt Der WliifgeicQidait
.Suniare &c Born. Sbr folgtc oao
nltebriuiirbigc Taar nit 9olpener Be
frdn5un9; Johann lab man cine
Shaar riiiti9er &duncr unb Sraucn.
ibre ainber. cine @ruppc hliibcnSer
ainber - ibre gntcl mn @%mfclinnen.
gcrbpri II. Scbr. SoS
Spicr zines e~igcuariigcn llniaQS
pnrbc bieier Gage Der bieiigc @irib
.6crr Senert. %pn elmer Hciic suriid
febreup. perIieB icin slbtbcil aui Sta
tiou NciSbpri eiu mnbctnnntcr Nnmr,
Der am Sobcu mn lpphl audi aui scr
Sisbunf aus elmer Site. bic lpabrs
id'cinlicl S%prcngpulucr cutbiclt. ctpus
ucridiittct huttc. aaun buttc it'd Scr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

uub bcbuN(id, frciit Die NofodnuBpieiic
o 0hunb 81 Iuub. Der &umpf III
uod cini9eu Stuuhcn bccuoi9t.
lluicr Srcunh Sbootui iprin0t icet
hcrbct lnp ridtct einen Gid iitr III
icrc Wnbl;cit Der. Or lpnr ciniec
Muic I'M &uuic ieiucS aYapri" ais
nicicr icinc Wuhl5cit nnbm ulb pciS
ct!un Seid,cib; audi bin Su ia bel
mir unh Su ipilBtcIt ia gar nit,t
Scincn Ncistburri. ami Dem $pbcn
liRcnh. nit Scincn Sinaeru 5u WtlInNc
81 iilhrcu. Or mill ms bcutc
"a lGurnptcu" bcbicucn. lluier
Siid bcircbt aus 5ruci &Grbcn. ilbcr
Die CT Gin Brett Hclcgt bat mn be-
pctt bicic2 nit icincm Sonutnaes
Sdrultcrtuh, Or bat ~irgcnolpp ;lpei
ctuus %ucrboacnc uub perricbcuc
tlpfcruc SGifcl i'll icincnr Nuuafnitcn
~acfunpcn nnb lt9t tic ucbcu bic lfon
bcrcit %ltcbcubcn. irhcucu Sclcr. Ser
flciuc Sunpu riidt uuicrc &opifiiicus
SiBc ndbcr sur Snicl. mGbrcnobcm
Der Snpu cincn fupfcrncn Scllcr nit
gctuftcm Hei3 mo ciu irocucs 0ciGS
nit ourtcnpcmL aclpilrStcm Abarri ans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
SGAlyAtA4AvAtAt Observation-Disclosures
: Snxem6urger 2la&ri&ten, :
- =

~
bier 5u Babe eripartct. Sobn @elz
long ut Elm Sribcr bcs Gisbdnolcrs
unb Eopfabrifantcu Sic. @ellong. =
Scroll"
Bellevue. Su,ua, 81. Scbr. ~. =
@dbrenb am Sreitag Ibeno Die Saz
milic Soiepb Woiel, ipobnbdft icd)s
Meilcn lpeitlid) BON Sclcuuc. bns
Snppcr cinnabml. liant urploBlit)
Sral NtoIcl, gcb. Sturm (Spriigs
broof) bon ibrem Stubl unb mar cine
9eidc. Gin 5er5idIu9 bate ibrem
2ebcn Gin Gnbe gcnndd)t. o. iibcrz
lebcn Die @crid,icbene. bic Dor icd,a
Sabrcn bcirntbctc. ibr @atte unp 5lpci
Sobne. Sas Se9rdbuib fnio bon Der
fatboliifeu Stride 6u Springbroof
ans. itdtt. Ser traltcrnben Samilie
unier bcr5lihes 9eileio!
Werabe ais mir our YrciIc ec6cn.
erfabren mir, baB 5err s. Y. Aieffcr,
9tebaftelr Der nHemien Bell Gnters
prize" geitorben lit. Sen ~trauerus
Den Sinterblicbenen unier ber5IiteS
8eileibl
Watfins, Msinn. - Gor BEN SsaItcn
ipiirbe Serr Ilbert Sent bon bier unp
SRI. Suianna Heiter bon Gplb Spring
IN Der oorti9en ct. gonifatius Stride
gum 2ebensbunbe pereint. Nahtrdgs
lid Slid gum gunoel
Mabiipn safe, Minn. - Sn ieiner
@obmIns. ied)s Mcilen nDrolif BON
bier. lit Serr Sp. Sampert i'm Ilter
bon 80 Sabren an Der Nierenfrnntbeit
beridicben. CT binterldBt feline Satin
nrb 5ebn 6inber. Sbnen infer ber5>
lides geilciol
Wprtbington, Soma. - Sier bate
ant Sreitag Srau Tbil. Chr auf ibrcnt
@ege our Stride bas lln9liid 81 fallen
uno Gin gcin 81 breden.
Hapmonb, Soma, %. Sebr. ~. =
Sid Waener bon Nai6ua FAM leste
8ohe unb beilihte i'm glternbauie.
Seine Sdipeiter, Srau Inna 8irB,
begIeitete i'm beint, Inn bort eini9c
Seit St peripeilen; benn Srnu @agner
hattie pon ibrem Batter Nntb. alein
in Seras Elm Selesramm betonmen,
oab lire @utter iftper erfranft lei,
unb mad)tc iih Ioeleif nuf Die Geiic.
= 2ebten Sreitdg Ibenb reiitc SralI
9ouis Semer beim nad SitoaS afota.
mad einem Seiuhe ibrer gltern mo
ibres franfen Srllbers.
0ilbertpile, Spfua. - gm lester
Iittpc6 Nadmittag bate Srant
Shares beim SaumfdIen bas ltn9liif,
Elm gein 81 bred)en. = SeBte Wphe
tpo6nte Wattbias Miler Dem 8esrdbs
nib ieiner Shipeiter. Sran Sr. gtiils
Ter in Soipa Gin BEL. = Sestcn Sons
nerstag Iorsen tpurbe bier @ilbelm
&ranB begrnben.
Sn Iptpii, isis, iprrben oorige
ISOLDE Srau @aria Ninf bon Gait Sus
bu1ie, ST.. lnb Sr. 2copplp Sene
ebelid, g%etraut. Slid gum 8unoe!
MnrDra, 81. = @alentiu Saliter,
Der pcriIoiienen Sftober bierber fam.
lit pieber nad) ieinem Seimatbsorte
2initer, 2uremburg. 5uriidgefebrt.
gu ymffalo, u. g., lit am 20. Sc
6ruar Serr Sic. 9irrens. So Sabre
alt nnb ans Nobersbauien an Der Snr,
2uremburg. geboren. an Der Srn9ens
e%ntSiinbung s%eitprben. GS iiberIeber
i'm icine Satin. seb. Renninger mn
adt crlpafIene ainber. Sbnen unIel
9eileibl
Bort @aibinston, isis. - Sic
@cpfcr bat feline Sarm an 5rn. .,
Scperipie( pcrfauft nnb cine iolde bon
Me. NueIcr ansefauft. @ueIer ses
Senft peltlid, 81 5ieben. - v3tg."
gu W~aauDfeta, Sadion Gpuntp
Solpa, lit Serr SrcD Slider, elm 5olSs
bdnbler. ~seitorben. CT rube in
Srieoeul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
6rofberso9tbum.|
ans Der Damptfaht.

Gmgem & r 9, ~. Sebrlnr. -
CSilbelm : S%urembnrs : Giienbabn.)
Gem @%iienbabn : SbericfretGr &neid,
IN Surcmbrr9 lit Der Gbaraftcr ais
Hebnunssratb berliebeu pcrben. Sn
ben &nbeitnnb iinb pcriett porocn:
Cberbabns Iiiiitcnt Shneiber mo Sos
f%omotipiiibrer Hoebcr in 2urcmburg.
Wa8enmciltcr @illpcrS in lllflingen.
@eirorben lit: S6aiincrSiGtar @es
ihluinp in Surcmburg.
ngembnr A. II. Scbr. - Sul
hobcn Sitter bon 30 Sobreu r~sritnrb
su Hnrembur9s Sabnhnf 3r, anse'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
m q 5 o, Iidli9au,
Den II. Sebr. ~

8alama5oo, Iid,i9au,
Den II. Sebr. -.
Wcrtbcr 6err 9onner!
Sicbc Scier uno Seierimrcul
Sic Sortieeun9 n%rcincr .Slnurcrci
uuf inherent Spa5iergdug burd, Sclo
unb Slur unb Sorf I'M icrncu Ben
gulen", miB id aus adlnmnSop,
Mifignn, nuticrcu, lpp ih uui brci
Wpnate 6llr Iu5biilfc ~pcriucilcu lpcroc.
Neinc Nufaabe IN bieicr @cmciuhc iii
cine m%unili9fad,c unb 6lpdr bcrnrtiN.
oaB idl notb9cbrun9eu mcinc @ricfc
unb G%r5dbIuu9cn auf cinige &ohcn
umterbredcn mllB, INT mad Sitcru
Iolltc Der liebe Scicr C. iuiiuidleu. nur
tur5c 3eit pora~n3uidhren. Mit Dem
ndd1itcn Sriefe mill ih ocsbulb nNui
balbiscS @iepcricben!" iaacn. piu
nber idlpu bcute sir nod cinn1nl iiir
Seine Siebc unp @~cluoGcnbcit hdnfcn
unb Sir 5uglcid 6ctbeucrn, baB ca
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

Srcmbc euticrut. olS aus nod, nidt
aufgetldrtcr llriohc cine Grplolipn
cntituno. bic hoS 8un5c Nbtbcil fir
oen @ruhtbcil elmer Sctunbc IN
Slammcn billie. Ncrr Seuert crlitt
ihlperc @raunwunbcu am @ciidt ulo
au Den &Gnpcn.
0arni d., I, Scbr. - @citcru
bc9iugcn Die @belcute Som. Ncisbori
mlb Wnriu &cnn ibre Nolbcnc @odz
3cit, SoS cause Sorf bctbcili0tc iid
an Der bci ms hpdlit icItcucu Seller,
@cocrnad d., -, Ncbr. - &c
tern fcicrtcn Die Gbclcutc &ilbeIm
8clter &cber bon bicr III nlcr Stile
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

@cicQId,uit er(uubt. oiif 10 oiicne
ltnp 5pniidc 8eiic Die Ncictc pes
Yanbe5 81 p%crlcscn." PM bu5 Or
illfcn bcS &ummerprdiibcntcn. icine
&ortc 5u mdbigcu cripincrte Ir.
Welter: Sd bcbuuerc, bdb id) fcinc
lt0rferen 5ur 8erfiigun9 babe. mo
raul ber 9rdiibent tntcapriidcr crz
tlartc: sd criIdc Sic nodmula.
lid fciner Illsbriide 81 bcbienert. bic
fiir cine ansldnbiidc i'm bicicm SoQe
bcutidc) Scrpaltlr9 bcleibigeno icin
fpnncn." Der ioSinliitiid)c Hcbncr
fiinoigtc iibcr bicic Inaclc9cnbcit nod,
cine bcipnbcrc SntcrpcIlntion az pcn
Observation-Disclosures M. Sn Der Nnte
mort ocS 5%uItdnbigcu @cncrdlzS ircts
tors DC %uba bier g ubcr belltc
ifon: Sic Giieubahlt : Gcrlualtlln0
crfcnnt 0d5 Strcifrcd) / nidlt an.
Sic illdt, mcincr Iuiid,t nudI nit
pollcm Hcd,t. aus ibrem Ycrional ulc
Glcrncntc nll2Suihnltcn. Die Nnlas
gcbcn f0nncn SIT llnprhuung une Ger
lpirrung. Sic G~iicnbubu lit, ipic
ihpn bdufi9 aeiagt narp. Gin 10 lpids
tiger Setricbe5pcig, tic grciit 10 in
bu5 Gffcntlide Scben Gin. Dub sic be
treffcrbc neutrality-suspicious. bieicn
SicnIt inter fei1cr Scniuaun0 inter
bredlcn lalien bari. Ter giraer, Der
lid inn Seiite eunititutipneler Rcdbtc
weie, bari aud nidDt uerseiien, naf CT
ais Seamter zines 10 iuidtigeu &C.
trie6ssneises 4fliftcn 5u erfiiaem
hat sesen bic 8eiammtbeit unb ih
finoe CO burfnIs geicsmdBis, bab Die
@erlpaltun9 Mnseitelltc ober Irbeiter
u65ui6ieben iIdt, Die %creinen oracz
bDren, bon benen bas Streifred)t pro-
tlamicrt ipirb."
Gipilitanb ber stabt anrembnrs.
SterbefdIlc = Bonn =. Sc
brllar: giit. 6arlcs. alt 80 Sabre,
5dglobner, cbclos, aus NcrBig. -
D.: Ioplf &urtb, alt 30 Sabre, &C.
icbdftss Commits; Soiepbine laurent,
alt 10 Sabre, @tttluc bon Seinrid)
Sauid. = T.: Marid 9ermciler, alt
SO Sabre. Hentnerin. @ittipc BON
Sob. Nlrr1d, 6tlbs. 8utmad1cr unS
8entuer; Sran5 Seiitcr. ait 90 g.,
S%a9lobncr ais Hilmelinoen; 2eonic
3ohn, oft 6 Stuubcn; S~oiepbinc
SdmiB. oft IA Sabre, &ittipc BON
gtif. 0tiiIer. 5tlbs. Yrofeiior. - o.:
Narid Ierih. oft So Sabre, Gbcirull
BON Camille Siimont. 3oQratb; @oas
balenc Hebannc, oft 80 Sabre, Che
iran b. i. g. @asparb, @eiB9erber.
= TO-: Sran6 &neip, nlt rs Sabre,
Sd8lobner aus Sarlin9cn; Nif. Gre
then, alt 50 Sabre, Sdalobncr aus
Suihrobt. = H.: Shilipp 3ulm. ult
- Gage. = 12.: Ibbt Nit. Sfmie,
alt 80 Sabre. YrofeiIor an Der Snbmz
Itriez lno Sanbelsihnle; Nnna St,cd,
ait SO Sabre, @ittlue bon Ant.
SouIie; Wifel Siidbdf, alt Is @toz
nate. - 49,: Nif. Ieper. alt SO g..
Hentuer; gliic 2amod. oft So Sabre.
8ittpe bon Bern. &eil. - A.: !.
=. 8eber. alt % Sabre, 9ierfii6rer
aus Neuporf (Senninsen) f.; Suiuuna
3olper. aft 73 Sabre. gbeirau bon
Sob. Sreitboif. - 10: Nif. @ernp.
alt "a Sabre, Sael0hnsr aus Seles.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
(SorticRuug aui Der 10. Scitc.)

ibr 9~olocuc3 GbciubilGrm. Seipc
GbclclIte liuo nod redt riiitig uno
9cbcu nod tGglid) ibrcn @cidGitcn
nab. - Scit ciuiHcu Wpnutcn bubcu
mir i'll ~uuicrcr Srtiduft clcftriihc
StruBcnbclcudtuua. Sicicruut ut
0crr Scbucrb bon bier. Der Yrcir
Iilr'& Ailolputt ltcllt iidl iiir Yripotc
nui II SpuS.
Nptbnmb (&ilB). -. Scbr.-
Surh Die Grplpitun ciuc3 Nnrbiobcs
hdItcra crIitt Ncrr %cruarb Sdmmunn
lhlucrc 9ranrluumpcu.
Some q, 10. Scbr. - Ncrtc
Nud)mtttng miro luubl Die Gltcitc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

Sbises ms suseianStes Bib itcut
Die alte Stride 5ur Sl. Sreifaltigfeit
al Spracuic, u. g., DOR, ipeIdle iiineit
hurd ein itattlideS @ottesbaiS $780,
0OO) criest purbe. Yfarrcr bieIer
8enlcinbc 1T Ger unermiiblid)c Hep.
=. @culanb. elm gebprener Current
burscr. (Sas Bib Der ncllcn Stride
lperben mir in ndditer Summer
brinaen.)
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
Ely. Nevada
PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES
A. ZURICH.

Next Thursday. May 30th, is Me-
mortal day, the day dedicated to the
Grand Army of the Republic, in hon
or of the nations dead, the soldiers
who died in defense of their country,
as well as those of the organization
who have since passed away. 1t is
also becoming more and more a day
of general tribute to the dead, mark
ed by the placing of flowers on the
graves of loved ones by the relatives
and friends of those who have join
ed the silent majority.
While there is no Grand Army or
ganization in Ely, there are Grand
Army men here, and old soldiers
buried in the Ely cemerery. Flowers
purchased with a fund raised for the
purpose, are to be placed on their
graves, and a parade is to be formed,
in which the veterans and various
civic organizations will be represent
ed. 1t is proposed to have program
at the cemetery. including music,
an address, and possibly a reading,
and taps will be fired by a squad
from the Ely company of the Uni
form Rank X. of p
The necessary arrangements are
being made by Rev. ~. F. Wenk, of
the Methodist Episcopal church, and
the address will probably be given by
Mr.. Wenk. The hour at which the
exercises will commence is not yet
decided upon. but will be announced
in season for those interested to be
present.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
John VanZweetlen.

The untimely death of John Van
Zweeden at the Wade building fire,
Friday morning, is a tragedy which
has caused a general expression of
sorrow and sympathy for the rela-
tives. His age was 21 years and he
had resided in Ely for about three
years, coming here from ogden, the
present home of his father, two sis
ters and three brothers. Another
here. and John had been employed
as clerk in his brother-in-law's place
store. He was also in charge of the
newspaper delivery and subscription
business carried on by the store, and
had become well and favorably
known, as he was of a temperament
and disposition to make friends
kindly and cheerful and ever ready
to lend hand for others welfare,
- eioi NiiiNh
his death through his efforts at the
fire
A particularly sad coincidence was
that his sister was a spectator at the
fire, and with others was standing
across the street at the time of the
crash of falling timbers which end
ed her brothers life. AT the time
she was informed that all had gotten
safely out of the building, but John S
failure to return home led to her be-
coming alarmed as to his safety,
and the search which resulted in the
finding of his body.
Another sorrcwful feature is that
ne had plans all made to go to ogden
Friday morning, to take part in the
Tri-State Gun Club shoot, he having
been engaged to attend to the traps.
the trip Offering him an opportunity
to receive a salary and at the same
CONTINUED on page fve.)
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
DISTRICT CRACK
SHOTS At ELY.
LOCAL GUN CLUB WILL HAVE
BIG PRIZE SHOOT AT RANGE,
ON AFTERNOON OF MEMORIAL
DAY.

The White Pine Rod and Gun club
will observe Memorial day with a
big shoot at the range above the ice
plant, Thursday afternoon, May 30th
bginning at one o'clock In the after
noon. Details of the shoot were dis
cussed at a largely attended meeting
Wednesday night, at the Office of
John H. Watson. Prizes will be Of
fered, donated by the Ely merchants,
Browning Brothers of Ogden and the
Peters Cartridge company. The shoor
will be free-to-all, so that members
of the gun clubs in East Ely, McGill
and the mines can take part. Each
contestant will be charged a nominal,
fee. and the award of prizes will be
in accordance with established rules.
Ties will be shot off, the prize going
TO the one making the highest score
in the finals There will also be a
prize to the one breaking the largest
number of birds, making in all two
prizes to be competed for.
The shooting will be conducted in
squads, and the contestant making
the highest score in the first squad
will have the choice of prizes. Con-
testants in the first squad will not bc
allowed to compete in the second
squad, and so on. this classification
of the several squads giving every
one an equal opportunity to contest
for a prize. regardless of individual
skill
It is expected there will be big
turn out to the shoot, and that con-
testants from all parts of the dis
trict will be on hand in the effart to
mark up some prizewinning scores.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
FIRE IN WADE BLOCK RESULTS IN LOSS OF LIFE
John Dan ZtOeeden Killed LDhen Burned Floor Falls


pairs were made SO that the regular
program was given at the theater
Friday night.
The Stock Exchange saloon at the
cornor of Aultman and Fifth streets
was damaged to the extent of 5000.
principally from water, while the
roof of the Fowler saloon, adjoin-
ing the Wade store on the west, was
somewhat damaged by fire.
After the alarm was sounded, all
the guests at the Northern hotel were
aroused, and told to be in readiness
to get out of the building, al
though subsequent events proved
that the hotel was well beyond the
fire danger, so promptly were the
flames extinguished. Even had the
fire communicated to other buildings
on the west, the brick fire wall of the
hotel would have doubtless proved a
strong safeguard.
Mr.. Wade carried a heavy general
stock of clothing and shoes, and had
just put in a large new line of the
latter. His estimated loss is between
SO, 900 and $4,000 to stock, and ST.
500 to the building. He was insured
through the Witcher agency in the
Aetna company for $4,000 on his
stock and $3.50 on the building;
there was also an insurance of 81 900
on the Steptoe Agency stock in the
Queen company. The value of the
stock carried in the Wade store is
estimated at SIS, 900 and the cost of
the building $4,000.
The lower portion of the building
was not reached by the fire to any
extent, but the upper part was burn
ed out and will have to be entirely
rebuilt.
Mr.. Wade is experimenting the re-
moval of goods from the damaged
store to the unoceupied room in the
Hotel Ely building on lower Aultman
street, but is unable to make any de-
finite plans as to his future business
arrangements until after the report
of the insurance adjusters, who are
expected tomorrow. The fire with
its attendant tragedy is shock
which has nearly prostrated him, the
death of John Van Zweeden over
shadowing all other results of the
fire, and which Mr.. Wade regrets be-
yond words of expression. At the
same time he is fully appreciative to
the fire department for their work in
saving his property, and to all who
assisted in putting out the fire and
removing goods from the store to
places of safety. and for which he
extends his sincere thanks.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
LARCENY CASE AGAINST
JUNGBLUTH DISMISSED

The case of the State VS.. F. c.
Jungbluth, charged with larceny, on
a complaint brought by w. E. Col
lins, manager of the Golden Rule
Store, was heard before Justice
Leishman, Monday, and the greater
part of the day was occupied in an
examination of the witnesses pre-
sented by the eontending sides.
JungBluth was clerk in the Golden
Rule Store, and his arrest on sus-
picion followed his leaving his posi-
tion and Ely without notice. coin
cident with the alleged shortage in
the stores cash of $49.51.
The prosecution was conducted by
Anthony Jurieh, assisted by the dis
trict attorney, and James Lockhart
was counsel for the defendant
After hearing the evidence, Justice
Lefshman ruled that the charge
against Jungbluth was not sustained
and ordered his discharge. and as
sessed the costs against the COM
planning witness.
The details of the case leading up
to the arrest of Jungbluth at Mon
tello, his return to Ely in charge of
Sheriff Grain, and the preliminary
hearing at which the defendant was
released under 500 bonds, were
published in last weeks News.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
NEVADA NORTHERN WILL
INSTALL BLOCK SYSTEM

Preparations are being made by
the management of the Nevada
Northern Railway to install the block
system at the Copper Flat end of the
line. Owing to the grades and the
heavy traffic, both freight and pas
senger, which prevails on the road
at this point, it has been decided that
the block system is essential for the
better safeguarding of life and prop
erty.
A portion of the equipment has al
ready arrived and the remainder is
expected soon when the installation
of the blocks will be commenced.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
BASEBALL AT McGILL TODAY.

The Copper Flat team will go to
McGill today and il they play ball
rs we'll as they can operate steam
shovels. the smelter town boys will
have to get as busy as they do to take
care of the ore the Copper Flats send
down from the mines. This is the
second game and will be for winning
runs. The hour is three O'Clock, and
the prices of admission 35 cents and
50 cents.
On the arrival at East Ely of the
train leaving NeGill at $50, a spe-
cial train will leave for the mines. so
that all who go from that part OF
the district can get home after che
game.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26
ATTORNEY ZURICH
TAKES EXCEPTION

Anthony Jurich, counsel for the
prosecution in the charge of larceny
brought by w. E. Collins, manager
of the Golden Rule Store, against F.
C. Jungbluth, and of which he was
acquitted, takes exceptions to the
ruling of Justice Leishman, before
whom the case was tried, and certain
published accounts, and requests the
publication of the following In the
columns of the News. as presenting
his views and plaintiffs side of the
question:
Editor White Pine News:
The facts of the case of State VS..
Jungbluth, wherein Mr.. Collins of
the Golden Rule was the complain
Ing witness, have been misrepresent-
ed and distorted. The evidence show
ed that the defendant in the case
came from Denver under a contract,
no Misrepresentation either as to
wages, hours of work or living ex-
penses were made to him, which he
admitted on the witness stand. The
evidence further showed, that the
cash register prior to his employ
ment and after his leaving the en-
ploy of Mr.. Collins was working
properly. 1t further appeared that
during the time he was employed
shortages were very frequent, and on
the last day he worked, the shortage
amounted to s49.51. The evening
before leaving Ely, he stated that he
would be at work the following
morning; in fact he had then a tele-
gram stating that the money was
wired to him to secure his tickets
On the morning he left, he stated to
Mrs. Matte Robson, his landlady,
that he was not leaving town, but his
wife was. How she came to know
he was leaving town was by hearing
him move his trunk. At no time nor
on the preceding day did he tell her
that he was about to leave, which
leads me to conclude he would have
left town without paying her. Fur
ther, he owed bills to two doctors, as
he admitted, and he was not man
enough to tell either one of them of
his intention of leaving town. The
evidence conclusively showed that
his acts were inconsistent with the
acts of an honest man. Mr.. Collins
had every reason to believe that he
was being robbed. and the facts and
circumstances proved that fact, not
withstanding the decision of the
justice to the contrary, who appeared
to act more with the view of salts
flying certain individuals than doing
justice. This Il very evident from
the fact that the justice allowed
clapping of the hands on two occa-
sions during the time he was giving
his decision, and also by shaking
hands with all present. Such a scene
is never witnessed in competent
court of justice.
A. ZURICH.