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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
LIGHT WEIGHTS WILL
WRESTLE WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Local sports are anticipating some
thing good in the wrestling bout an
nounced to take place at Wonder
land hall, next Wednesday night, be-
tween Bert Kincaid and Bert Knapp.
The former is champion lightweight
wrestler of the world, and the latter
claims the like honors for the state of
Nevada. The men will wrestle at
1913 pounds catch-as-catch-can
strangle hold barred. Knapp who has
been wrestling for the past twelve
years, is training at MeGill, where he
has resided for the past two months.
He has won some good bouts, and
gained the Nevada championship at
Yerrington, by throwing Joe Yama,
the Jap champion. He also downed
Clyde Bowden, champion of Arizona
and New Mexico At Reno, July 4,
he met his first defeat, at the hands
of Kineade, and the Ely match is a
return for the Reno event The win
ner of Wednesday nights bout, is to
meet George Bothner, January Il.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
NEVADA NORTHERN OFFICIALS

The Neavda Northern Railway
company, has filled with the county
recorder, list of the company Of
ficials and directors. The general
officials are: S. w. Eccles, president;
ID. c. Jaekling, vice president; w. e.
Bennett, vice president and secretary;
l.. G. Cannon, vice president and gen
eral manager; c. K. Lipman. trea-
surer d. A. Crockett. assistant trea-
surer; F. w. Hills, comptroller and
assistant secretary. The directors
are Daniel Guggenheim, S. W. Eccles,
w. e. Bennett, ID. C. Jaekling. F. w.
Hills, c. M MaeNeill, w. Hincle
Smith, Charles Hayden. Murry Gug-
genheim.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
Pleasant Valley Couple Marry.

Harry A. Rager and Miss Beulah
SETTLER, both from Pleasant Valley,
were married Wednesday by Justice
Of the Peace A. J. Cartwright, who
performed the ceremony at his resi-
denee They are to make their home
in Ely. occupying the Watson home
on Mill street. The bride was for
merly a school teacher in Pleasant
Valley, where the groom has been
engaged in ranching. Mr. Rager is
newly elected county surveyor of
White Pine county.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
DON'T FORGET THE MINSTRELS.

Tickets for the Bio minstrels
went on sale yesterday. at the Clark
and Steptoe drug stores. Don't de-
lay in purchasing as the choice of
seats is not expected to equal the
demand The dates are December
IL and IA, Friday and Saturday
nights. The program will be the
best ever given in the district, and
anyone missing 1t will miss an event
of enjoyable thrills conducive to
health and happiness. New and
original scenery specially designed
for the occasion will be used and the
music will be of high order.
The only criticism offered by the
minstrel show was that there was
not enough music, and the boys have
taken this into consideration and
are devoting a great amount of
attention to this end of the perform
ance.
Get in line for the minstrels.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
McDoNALD-ELY WORKING AGAIN

Yesterday work was resumed on
the McDonald-Ely, after a close
down of several years. After the
months of idleness there is much
cleaning up and preliminary work
to be done, but it is reported that a
large force is soon to be employed
Present operations are at the Gold
en- Gate shaft, and it is reported
that the new management is to drive
east and west from the bottom of the
shaft which is six hundred feet deep.
The present prospects of the mine
are such as to lead to the prediction
that the Mcdonald Ely will be a big
producer before a very long time.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
M'FADDEN DENIES NEED
OF LEGAL ASSISTANT

The county commissioners were in
session Monday afternoon and even
ing, and transacted routine and other
business. Mike Ahern, an INDECENT
from Hamilton, was granted an in
crease in his monthly allowance,
from $12 to $40. Joseph Hessler,
another INDECENT, has also asked for
monthly allowance of $40.
Haff & Colwell Brothers were di-
rected to prepare, at an expense not
to exceed one hundred dollars,
summary of the work necessary to
build the cutoff one mile south of
the Boston Ely mine, to interseet the
present Hamilton road near GER
tain sign post.
The clerk was instructed to notify
the city officials that the Ely storm
sewer was completed and had been
accepted by the commissioners.
The commissioners adopted
resolution employing William Me-
Knight to assist District Attorney
MeFadden in defense of the suit of
Warwick. Mitchell & Co.. to recover
the cost of auditing the county books
several years ago.
In connection with this resolution,
District Attorney McFadden denies
knowledge of its inception and claims
that he knew nothing at all about it,
and that as it was done without his
knowledge or consent, there will be
no attorney of record on the case
other than himself. as long as he is
district attorney. The account of
Warwick, Mitchell & CO., was done
in 1911, following the disappearance
of Sheriff Butler The bill presented
was more than twice the estimated
cost
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
SAMUEL ]. COURTNEY
OF COPPER FLAT, DEAD

Samuel J. Courtney, night yard
master at Copper Flat, died We'd
nesday morning at the Steptoe hos
pital, from general peritonitis. His
illness dates from last fall, when he
was taken to the hospital to be
operated on for appendicitis, and
was found to be also sick with
smallpox. The operation was de-
ferred and he eventually recovered
from the smallpox, and returned to
his work, when he was again attack
ed with appendicitis, which develop
ed a fatal turn.
Mr.. Courtney was we'll known and
his death will be mourned by many
friends in the district. He is sur
vived by his wife who has been his
devoted nurse and was with him
during the time he remained in
quarantine. He was a member of
White Pine lodge Knights of Pythias
and of the order of Railway Con-
ductors
Funeral services were conducted
yesterday afternoon at the Wilson
Bates undertaking parlors, the
Knights of Pythias ritual for the
dead being performed. This morn
ing the body will be taken to Port
land, Oregon, for interment. Mrs.
Courtney will accompany the re-
mains of her husband.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
Have Purchased Automobiles.

DR. Suffald and Jack West of MeGill,
will leave this morning, for Wells.
on the main line of the S. p, and
will return with two Buick cars they
have purchased. The doctor has
selected a two-seated roadster, while
Mr.. Vests Is a five-passenger tour
ing type. Jack says that with such
means of transportation at hand, no
distance In the Steptoe will be too
great 10 head for, when the hunting
or fishing mood is on-whieh is
about every Sunday.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
Death of Nike Trycich.

Mike Trycieh, age 26 years, son of
Tony and Anna Tryeich of McGill,
died at the Steptoe hospital, Sunday,
of pneumonia. He was employed at
the smelter. The funeral was from
the Wilson-Bates parlors.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
Newly-weds Will Reside in Ely.

Sid Holloway and Miss Tessa Pas
torina, of Currant Creek, were mar
ried Wednesday, Justice Cartwright
tieing the knot at the Scott rooming
house. They are to make their home
in Ely.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
Dance Well Attended.

The regular Saturday night dance
last evening. at the East Ely audi
torium, under the management OF
Sharp and Riley, attracted a merry
party and was as popular and en-
ioyable as its predecessors. Music
was by the Worle orchestra.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
NOVEMBER TAX COLLECTIONS.

The total assessed valuation of
White Pine county, for 1912, is ST.
051 ,603, the total tax levy on which
Is $1S0.725.1S. More than 800 tax
payers paid during November, most
of the amounts being for half the
amont of the tax levied on the prop
erty. The November collections were
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
Greeks Will Leave for Home.

About fifty Greeks are preparing
to leave the district next week for
the old country. where they are go
ing to take up the fight for their
coiors. Arrangements for their
transportation were made by John A.
Gill of the Southern Pacific on his
recent visit here.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
Rebekahs To Give Dance.

Ely Rebekah lodge is making ar
rangements to give a dance in
Wonderland hall, Christmas night.
Full particulars will be announced
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
Special Trains.

Leave McGill. (stopping at East
Ely and Murry street, $50.
Returning Leave Ely. loo a.
m; leave East Ely. 1:15 am.
Leave Veteran train runs in 10
Star Pointer on down trip,)7: D. m.
Leave East Ely, lis a. m; leave
Murry street. Ely, 1:25 a. m. (train
runs in to Star Pointer on up tripD
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08
FIRST ANNUAL GRAND BALL.

The Ely Copper Lodge 279 Inter
natinal Association of Machinest, will
give their first annual ball at East
Ely auditorium, Christmas eve.
December "a. Special trains be-
tween MeGill and Veteran as fol-
lows.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-08

Daughter at Reynolds Home.
A daughter was born, early Mon
day morning, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
Reynolds.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-08-30
Un Million de LibrOS Gratis
Interesante RegalO que I'd. lie Convene
Pfdalo hoy mismo. NADIA le cueSta.
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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-08-30
No. IS

Hon. SeverinO Martinez y Ia se-
nora su esposa, Residences en- Black
Lake, visitaron parientes en Taos
fines de la semana. Ell lunes re-
gressron para su hogar.
George Anton, agente viajerO de
la importante casa Charles Friend
& Co., Inc, Chicago, eatdyo en-
Taos el lunes comprando cueros y
saleas on los comerciantes locales.
FL mejor papel y carteras para
cerrespondencia de seforas y seflo-
ritas, Sc venden en- LA REVISTA.
Vengan ver' el excelente papel
para cartas que acabamos de rsci-
bir.
El Nueyo Estado Salon de J..
Dalio Cordoba quedara locado en-
el block de Squire Hartt para el
dia 1ro. de Septiembre. No olyi
den el lugar, contigua la tienda
de Gerson Gusdorf We'll Co.
Don Jose Ma. Ortega, de Rinco.
NADIA, estdvo en- Taos a principles
de- semana vendiendo fruta de su
,osecha. El Sr. Ortega obsequi6
q La Reyista con un par de exec
entes melones, los meiorea de su
,osecha.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-08-30
EIApoyo OOnque cuenta


ri partido es una organlzaclon
de gran bulla y estruendo y de po
co fundamento, porque Ia algarada
generalmente la levanta el popula
cho que no tiene ningdn partido, y
que aunque siempre esta listo para
levantar grande algarada regular
mente SO dela llevar de la passion
del momento, y luego con la in
constancis que le caracteriza eOta
propenso zanzibar de parecer y a
dejarse seducir por otros induci
mientos o caprichos cuando viene
81 tempo de la votaci6n. El golpe
fatal para Roosevelt y para su fla
mante partido proyino de que des
pues de la convention nacional Re
publicana de Chicago y cuando
Roosevelt SO separo del psrtido re-.
gular, todos los antiques Jefes
progreaistas que hacian Ia oposi
ci6n al Presidente Tafty a los con
servadores dentro de las tilas del
partido Republican,, SO separaron
de su lado y SO negaron totalmente
a afiliarse con 81 nuevo partido. La
Toilette, Cummins, Hadley, De
neeD, Borach y los demas jefes re
conocidos del PROGRESSING declara
ron desde luego su iDtencion de
soportar al presidente Taft. Esto
trea eI resultado de que Roosevelt
Sc ha quedado en- el aire, rodesdo
de tres cuatro hombres de inhu
encia y de una gran multitud de
agitsdores de mala ley que no tie
nen ningun peso sobre la voluntad
popular de la nacion. De aquf SO
eapera como resultado inevitable
que Roosevelt y au partidO haran
muy triate papel en- la election de
Noviembre.
Los Maneiantes on Nuevo MSxicO
Aca en- Nuevo Mexico la situa
ci6n del partido Progresista no ha
csmbiado mucho de 10 que era
cuando la election del ano pasado,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-08-30

ios personales visit6
plaza el lunes 81 Sr. Adolfo Gu
Fule, de Pefasco.
Para manana sabado gran bale
en- el Taos Hall. Buena mdsica o
Illumination completa.
Elapreciable jovenI Onesimo Ma
res, Black Lake, tranzo negOciOs en-
la plaza la semana pasada.
La fotografa The Kit Carson
Studio esta ahora alberta todos los
dias. F. Coomer, manejador. At
Don Elfdo Herrera y familia,
de Questa, visitaron Taos el vier-
nes pp., con negocios personales.
Don Daniel P Martinez, nuestro
efciente diputado asesor de conda-
do, visit6 Questa en- esta semana
con negocios ofcialea de su oficina.
Hon. Fidel Cordoba, TesorerO
de condado, parti6 para Ojo Ca.
liente y otroa lugares del vecino
condado aver en- viaje de vacacion
por unos dias.
Ell apreciable joven Aguatin F..
Sisneros, uno de los mejores ma
estros dc escuela del vecino conda-
do dc Rio Arriba, yisito parientes
en- Taos 81 sabado.
Dona Emilia Santiteyan hijas
.Dilia y Teresina, esposa Q hijas del
Sr. Anastacio Santistevan, partie-
ron para Las Animas, Colo. el lu.
mes de vista a parientes.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-08-30
''Lo que va
de Aver a hoy"

Con este epfgrafe, un senior de
Weston, Colo, que SO frma bajo
el pseud6nimo de sun suscritor,"
escribe a La Voz del Pueblo, de
Las Vegas, lamentando amarga-
mente que La Revista de Taos
aconsejara dos semanas pasadas a
los Hispano- Americanos de Colo
rado dc votar y sostener a Don Ca-
siniro Barela para Senador de Es-
tado, y en- el mismo lapsus lingu@
nos pfegassa 81 no fuimos nosotros
mismos los que como editores de
FL Tipografico empleados por un
doctor Grass en- amos pasados, AFRO
Jabamos espumarajos por la boca
para describir al Senador Barela
como el hombre mas indigno, 10
cual deseamos contestar al senior
de Weston.
En- primer lugar, adn cuando es
cierto que fufmos los editores de
El Tipogrdfco, nunca fufmos EN-.
plesdos por ell DR.. Grass como
asienta Ell sefior de Weston. Dicho
sefior no era mas que un pequefo
sccionista de la empresa y cuando
tdvo algo que decir acerca el Sena-
dor Barela 10 hizo bajo su firma y
suJetandose a las condiciones de
precios estipulsdos 10 mismo que
cualquier otro. Por otro lado, cuan.
do establecimos El Tipografico nj
conociamos tan siquiera nj al DR..
Grass nj aiin al mismo Senador Ba.
rela, y no haber sido por la cafila
de enemigos que envidiaban al Sr.
Barela y que deseaban derrocarlO
del poder politico, ]amas Sc hubie.
ra presentado tan acalorada pole.
mica, que al fin y al cabo no fue
mas que una controversial periods
tica como So observa a menudo en-
tire peri6dicos opuestos en- politica,
pero que no por este SO deben
guardian los rencores toda la vida
como el indio vengativo, y dejar de
comprender el hombre au equivoco
que esta expuesto tOdo ser huma.
no en- el vaiven de la vida, mucho
mas cuando en- Ia inexperiencia y
desconocedor del lugar los enemi-
gos politicos Sc valen de todas las
artimafis para lograr sus fines.
En- segundo lugar, nosotros NO
h6ramos los dnefios absolutos de
Ell Tipografico, y como 10 sabe
bien el "auscritor" de La Voz, los
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-08-30
un MsxIcanO Notable

En- esta semana que pas6 estuvo
en- Santa F6 el senador Mexicano
Don Jose Oastellot, que es presi-
dente del Senado Federal de Mex
leo y una persona muy culta y dis
tinguida. Es uuo de los principales
Masones de Mexico y vino eate
pals con una mission secreta para
la Masoneria, cuyo tenor SO ignora
absolutamente. Fu6 recibido con
mucha distinction por las ldgias
Mas6nicas de esta ciud4d, las cua
les le brindaron con IN suntuoso
banquete. En- seguida, el senador,
que vino acompsfisdo por su espo
sa, So nsrcli6 con tbjeto do yisitar
otros centros Mas6nicos antes de
marchsrse para su patria.
Ell LCORRESPONSAL
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-08-30

para los coloradenses, y mas parti-
cularmente para los votantes de-
condado de Las Animas, que es q
lugar en- donde dedicamos nuestras
tareas periodfsticas en- amos pasa-
dos, ,-razon por la cual nos cree
mos un tanto derechosos todavia en-
de cuando en- cuando nues.
po para aconsejar a nues-
gos, adn cuando I'd. Olga
pcesitan conseJo de perso.
-
esto precisamente,
or que fui de su condado,
sejos a la gente
voten por su paisano.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-08-30

venci6n Republicana que 10 nomi-
no por unanimidad.
En- cuanto 10 que dice el senior
de Weston de que On La Revista
basflemamos de los sehores M. A.
Otero y Marcos G. de Baca, no di.
CO verdad, pues criticar una con
venci6n politica no es basfemar 81.
no un deber de la prensa opuesta,
y no puede I'd. comparar la posi-.
ci6n polftica que guardian esos bue-
nos seflores con la que ha guarda.
do y guarda 81 Seror Barela en-
Colorado, cuyas circunstancias ma
da tienen que yer con las t6mporas
de la santa iglesia, y que SO las
podemos debatir palmo a palmo 81
usted, sefior "suscritor," SO SAGA
la mascara y SO presenta al pdbiico
como un cabalIero, cosa que de 6s,
to modo el pdblico lector estara
mas satisfecho y nosotros podremos
saber.con qui6n contendemoa, pues
nunca Sc nos habia presentado la
oportunidad, que tanto deseabamos,
para expliear aquella malhadada.
controversial; sus autores principa
les, su objeto y su fin. Nosotros
prometemos debatirla sin apasiona
miento niDguno y 10 mas decorOso
possible, y le prometemos tamhien
hacer una lectura muy interesante
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-08-30

Por estas Sc da aviso que an examen
de maestros de escuela tomara lugar en-
mi oficina durante los dias 30 y 81 del
presente mes de Agosto.
Todos los maestros de escuela dentro
el condado de Taos que fracasaren en- el
examen que tom6 lugar en- los dias 2 y 3
de este mismo mes pueden otra yez to-
mar.su examen en- la fecha indicada, CO.
mo tambien otros maestros que deseen
atender.
Taos, N. M. AgostO 5, 1912
Jose Montaner
Supt de Eiscuelas
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-08-30

dueflos 10 eran los enemigos que
tenfa en- aquella epoca el SenadOr
Barela, posiblemente entire ellos 81
"suscritor" de Weston, y como Sc
podia rehejar en- sua coIumnas, to-
dos esos accionistss tomaban parte
en- la redaccion, motive por el cual
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-08-30
voto de cracIas

Habiendo vendido mis- propieda
des que tenia en- Chico, condado de
Colfax, despues de haber vivido
ALI por veinte amos muy contento
y felfz con mis- vecinos, les doy
ahora que me retro de ellos un yo
to de gracias por su buen trato que
me dieron durante los amos que
vivf en- su vecindad con ellos.
Francisco Cruz
Taos N. NJ.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-08-30

lento en- otras parties del globo TO-
rrestre, su lucidez y conocimientos
~. extra ordinarios, muy pronto
seran ultra montanos 81 asf sigue
discurriendo en- Recorder.
Pero diganos en- otro comunicado
Con claridad y bien positive,
Para que su talento quede innate
5CUANTOs DIENTES TIENE UN
CHIV0?
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-08-30

En- La Revista Sc haIIan va I'M
presos y de venta, a UN PESO
POR Glen, los nuevos blancos
para jueces de paz, abogados, etc.
que son requeridos por las leyes
dc Estado. Tenemos echos desde
los blancos para reportes de jueces
hasta los 1ltimos que Sc necesitan
bsjo las nuevas leyes, impresoa to-
dos en- espanol. Vean el anuncio
en- 6sta misma pagina. 2O.50
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-08-30
Aho XII.
Santa F6, N. M, AgostO 20, 191
El PartidO PrOgrssIssa

Segun 10 que SO puede colegir
por los reportes que vienen dc to-
das parties y por 10 que dicen los
peri6dicos neutrales en- polftica, 81
partido Progresista no tiene trazaa
nj prospsctos dc llegar a ser IN
partido vert aderamente nacioDal, de
remeio de los partidos Republics-
n1sy Democrats que dividen en-
tire 81 lis preferenciss de todo el
pueblo de los Estados Unidos. Ell
prestigio J popularidad do Theo
dore Roosevelt, jefe del partido y
candidate presidential progresista,
van disminuyendo on voz de au-
mentar, y los politicos mas sagaces
anticipan que para cuando yenga
la election de NovlemDre la IN.
huencia y efectos de Ia votaci6n
progresista sera absolutamente nu
la en- 10 que toca inclinar la ba
lama en- favor TN contra do uno
de los grandes partidof. Una De
las causas priDcipalea de su deca
dencia, es la desconfanza que es
tan inspirardo entire todo O. pueblo
las promesas de Roosevelt J de So
plataforma, que son tan exagera.
das, tan absurdas y tan itnPosi
bles do cumplirse que su fndole
denagogica SO pueds conocer des-
do leJos. El pueblo no es tan
simple que 50 deie engaiiar de una
m nera tan trasparente.