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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24
Wsitdlc[ imDOiiiert.
Rcpublifaner gicu 9OrFs galteu itiir'
miId.c StaDtfonUeniioI al.

Neip gort, 20. 2(u8uit. 3n elmer
Der itiirmiidften Staottpn0entionen,
Die bic Repu6litoner ie 3uDor bier
aboe6oIten 5o6en, uno bic biz beino1e
beute mnr9en oduerte, lpurbe So6n
9urrpD Ulit1sl ais 8urgermeiiters
tanbicot inboiijert Dds ReiuItat
Ser eno9uitigen 2bitimmunq mar 895
fir unb 169 gegen S5nOofiisrunq.
4ieoerboIt tpdre e ii6er 3u eruiten
GeiIereten getomnen, penn bic ORB
nungspdGtt riGt 70 prompt i6res
2(mts gepoItst 1dtten. GrFo6rene
poliiiter gIauben nidt, bob Wlit6el
oas oo1e repubIifonii4e 9otum bel
Der beoorite6enoen 8o6! erbaIteH
nirb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24
@iicmbabm sltnfau.
3luci 9SeriOueu nuf Der SteIle gct0tet,
5iuaHSig DerleBt.

Gram, n. 8, 20. 2tuguit, 5n
ser gdbe bieIer Staot 0erungIiidte
geitern Der unter ben Iamen yOrien.
tai Qimiteo" betanuts S4neg3ug Der
Great Tort6ern GiieHba6r. 3tuei
MGnner, bic ni4t ibehtifi8iert lpors
ben iinb, puroen 9et0tet uno mcbr
aIs 3pan3i8 9oiiagjere lei4t perz
Iebt. lleber Die Gin3eI6eiten oes
llnfaas liegen noh teine 5snauen Be
rifse Dor, neil bic IeIe9rophen0ers
binoung nit GrorD {ebr man8eIbaft
it,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24
Gcucr Strcif?
SScrftbeiiBcr III 6amburg fOmmcv
ibrsm &criprcdcH nidlt nndl.

Berlin, 20. Mug. Der lebte gBode
infolge b:r 0aItung oc5 @erbunoes
Der Dietalorbciter beigele9te Streit
auf ben Deuti@eu 0erTten orobt dufs
neue ou85ubrehen. Die g(u8itdnDis
gen in 6omburg meloen iih nur
iebr longlam 3ur 2trbeit unb piele
parbCn bon BEN Berftbrettoren 3us
rijdgerpiaieu. 8d5 bot 9roBe Grbits
terunq unter ben Sireitcrn oerurs
Ia6t uno fc pro1en, ben 8etrieb lpies
Der oollitdnoig lobm3ulegen. 2lIle
9erbanolungen. bic bis ieBt our 8eis
lequn9 Der ueuen S9pierigteiteu
Itott9efunben baben, Iino reIultotIo8
Derlauien. @enn e8 pegen Der 6anbs
Iungspeiie osr 2Berit6eiiber obermols
gum @treif tommt. 70 tpiro oerfelbe
Dorousii4tli6 oom W}etallorbeiters
berbano lonttioniert perDen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24
1tebctmtttelu Orl6c.
Seratmgeu Oes iedSigitcu SatBUlifcn'
tnGes hnben beapnmeM.

8erIin, 20. 2(uguit. 2luf Dem
Icn5igiten Rot6oIitentog in NeB,
iiber beTen feierlide Gr0ffnun8 be-
reit5 beri6tet purbe, BADEN nunmehr
Die 8erotungsn Der 6pe5iolmaterien
6cQonuen, neI6e geraume 3eit in 2(n>
fpru6 ne6men. I}it IebbaFtem 8eis
fad Iino Don Den 5eilnebmerH 5eIes
gromme oufgenommen iporOen, ipeIAe
bie 8riiBe oes Garoinols Or. @eorg
b. 9opp, 5Gritbiidofs pon 8reslou,
unb be8 Gr3biT9ofs bon G0ln. Or.
sSelir h 6nrtrnnnn iihermittelten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24
SpTer eimcs Ierbrc6crs.
Gin gfem gOrfer iuurOe III glentOllI
SCutldlanD, nuaeQrifieH.

Berlin, 20. 2tuguIt Syn elmer @es
0iirfni5anItalt bes bena6borteu 1eus
f0Gn 1T ber 25 Sabre cite, aus g}eip
port 9ebiirtige 9isner gaul 2ebnig
nit gefdbrIiaen 6tiAlpunbsn oufs
ge7unDeu tporbeu. Su tunlidFer Gis
Ie tpurbe ber lIn9tiidlihe nah bcm
nabegele9enen 3ranfsnbouie in Butt
tplp ge6ro9t. g}ad ieinen 9tngabsn
murbe er BON QerIonen. Die inn niht
betannt rpareu. ijbsrFa1en unb Bee
r0ubt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24
g8ahniinnlaer gylGrber.

Berlin. 20. 2tu9lIt. Sine furdts
bare 5omilieptragoois, neI6e is9s
gleni6sHIeben 5u Gpfsrn forberte.
bot iib aeItern 3u GbQm I'M boperts
f6eH 9eqierunqs6e5irt 'S6erpfol5 err
eiqnet. Der 0I8 9eiitestrant be-
taante Ghmieoemeifter 8siiinger err
I6luq in einem 2tnIaG BON 2obiudt
5rlu un0 bier &inber 9oh oem
fiinifo6eu Ulor0 IeBte er o'm eigss
Hen 2eben Elm 3iel.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24
@efdhrlidles Frperiment.

Qaris. % 2luguit. Der 6etunnte
2uftidiFfer pegouo lisB ii6 beute
aus einem 2leropl1n, inoem er bis
3u betrattlider 956e geititatn mar.
aH siusm 6olIdiun glidGd 6erur=
ie-. 5ouIenoe UohHten bem int:ceIz
forten SnauTpieI BEL. Der U}ed7a=
nismus res 6ouihirms orbsitete. ME
Qe3oGo Teattr Iogts, taoellns.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24

Der frjibere 8arQermeiiter BON
9ep goyt Set6 goio, lift 3mn flint
ten Witalieo Der Gdjsos9eribtsbee
borne. bic bic GoutrooerIe 5ipiIdeu
@n9eitedten uno 8eiibsrn oitlihsr
Gifenb1bneu entiheioen iou, crnaunt
iporoen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24
Scr &clte ser g9elt.

Berlin. 20. 2tuquit. Der 9eubou
res Gquarium1 an 3ooloaii6en Gors
Ten 1T qeiterr iu isierlibsr @Betfe elm
asoei6t poraeu. gea5 Ole 3obl Der
8ierarten onbeiriif.. 70 ita5t Der
9erlJner lntsr anen 30olc9iIatn
Sdrtsn 6sr @dt uunme6r an oer
Ggihe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24
Wtro General 0onperneur
YbgeOrSueter araueis Burton 6arri.
ion uatl Den 8hilinniueu.

Waihin9ton, 20. 9(ug. 8unoess
Ibgeoroneter Sgruncis 8urtpn 6orris
ion BON Relp gprt purbe beute BON
oem prGIibenteu WiIIon gum 9ene.
roI=9ouoernsur Der ybiIippinen ers
nannt. Der neue @eneraIs9ouoers
neur siit ein gnsgiebener RehtsanipoIt
peF Ven je Der pGbrenb iiinf
ptsifise gunbestouqrefFen bent
Ibgeprbastsn6ouie ols N&hqlieo ans
gehort Bat. Seine grnennuuq purbe
ppn ben beeornneteu ltnoerpooo
uno 4oEner. Senator 6u9bes bon
gtetp eyerfen unh anbsren bemptratis
'hsu Tiibrerp empfoblen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24

Staot U}erito, 20. gIuquit. Die
meriioniI6e Re9ierung bot beute rem
bier attre0ierten &ertrctern fremoer
D}d5te cine Yots 3ugeben Iuiien, in
Der QeTdgt rpirb. ooB Die llnterbonos
lun9tn 3ptIhen bem perI0nli4su
9artyeter oes prGiioenteu WiIIpu.
Dem Gr Gouperneur So6n Climb,
unO Dem meritoniIben grdFoenten
6uerto in oer frcunoI4oTtliditen
0eiie bpnitutien geben, SJn Der ypte
pjro cs uufs nodoriidIidits bemens
tiert noB 9r. llrrutio. Der Miuilier
hes 5untru, cine @rtlGrung obgcqss
ben Gat, Idut peI6cr Die neritoniTne
g}eQierpng 0er &ereiniqtsn Staaten
Gin llltimo!um 5ugeite0t bat. in
penn bic fofortige 9lnertcnnuuq
0uertas berIonqt uno i'm WeiQes
runQsfoGe nit iofortiqem 2(bbrecben
Der oiplomotiihen Se5iebungen gcs
Drobt Ipiro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24
gSerOeH iortgelebt.
Die @erbanOlnngen Spilheu
SSDbn SinS nmO oucrta.
Mote au Oie 9iplUmateu.

StoOt Weritp, 20. 9tuguIt. Der
meritduiihe 9l}inilter fir @usmdrtis
ge 9tngeIegenbeiten bat beute cine Gr.
tIGrun9 betonnt 9eben lafen. in Der
er IaQt. baB Die llnterbon0lungeu
3nilmeu y>rrn 2ino, Dem peri0nlis
cbeu @ertreter oeS YrGiioeutsn WiIs
ion uo grdiioent 6uerta nod nift
enoQiiltiQ ob0ehrptben iino. Ionoern
in nQon3 tonfioentieuer 8eiTe" forte
QeicBt meroen. 9ieie @rtldruug
lpruoe beute ben 0ertretern meritonis
i1er 3citun9eu SpedS 8erDIfenttis
dung u6crgeben. 9os lit bic srIte
0etigleit bic Den 8ertreteru biefger
2eitunqen felt gRonto9 mitgsteiIt
nor, n 1T.
Die 9lnfmort. 0ie bic Re9ierung
pon mIerito uuf Die bon 6errn 2inO
lnterbreiteten 8ori6ldQe oes 4rds
Iiotnten 0illon segebeu bat, entbdlt
cine IN Isbr fein oipIomatiIde Reoe-
tpsnounqsn 9etIeioete 3uriidpeiIuug
Der @oricQldge !6ier iheint man
augenein Der 2(nii4t gu iein, ooB Die
llntcrbonoIun9en iebr i6neG gum
NbihluB tommen perosn, penn Die
Regierung in @uIbineton ni9t
bnIo neue @oritldae gu maiden bot.
Gr 8ouperneur Qino ertldrte
heute, boB er ouf Snitruttionsu DON
WoIbin9ton lportet, Gr 1T INNER
nod pptimiitiid unb 9loubt, boB Die
maritauiihe 8egierung Fib nod be-
iinncn uno bic 8orihldge be8 prG,
Iioenttn 8ilIou in @rpdgung 3ie6sn
ipiro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24
ltnl bic Treibeit,
SarrD 6. SDnlu be-
ginnt Oen aampf.
GnhnnR Enrn,,sI .NlnrfAh.n..
,,6abcaS Corpus s%crfabrcm.

9Illcm gInidleiu nnh uirO CT ms
iciac.@ Aatr0a, ilg.,. a.f 8ruHa
cines ypnbeaS Corpus" -GeieblS
bic 6rClHcit IN acbeH, criOiarcidl
iriu. gSiro nbcr bic gOlOcnc
6reibCit Mat lansc gcnieRcn, 0u
Die &tbOr0en III &em 0orf i'm
anf SrunD ucridlicOcncr Nnfla-
Gen uerbaitcn laNcn uuo iciuc
gIn0lieicrnHg beuntr0gcn luullcu.
sat Olc beitCa HInluGtc cug0oiCrk
Oc or hcfbWmeH funutc. -
SdliuOnf: uno SdnuciJcr cilcn
Sem 6cfnngCncu nadl SbcrbrUutc
81 5ilfc.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24

glau 2orf, 20. 9lu1. George
Coulter Carnegie. Gcr G9paQcr 0ts
aus ocm lS1titit iijr irriiunigc
9Serbrccher in Oiattea4paH entiprm.
dcnen Nl0r0cr3 0c5 9iel0 2ortry
9lrditcftcu Stan'1r0 Mbitc, Sdrrp
81. lDolu, Der Qllgcnblidljd) in
Sbcrbroofc, Guc., ciugripcrrt it,
iomjc 6rnu Carnegie, oic 5hmcitcr
Ebow$. bciIn0cH iid] uuf Der &cile
noh SDcrbrcofe uu lie nibt9 I'M.
rcriudt loiicn uuIIcM i'm Die t5rci.
loinmg @orrQ5 mli 0um0 cml5
.6abra5 Corpus" @ciCbla 0mh.
BuicBcu. S1drrp S. G1am bcijnoct
iid) ludt i'm @el0r3ni5, lonocri in
cicm gcrdnnlilcu Simmer 0c@ @c.
fdnoni8 boipjtols. Gr bat 3'uei Der
unQcicbcuiicu 9lCdi8uuuuitc in
S6erbroote els feline 9erteic'ger
enqaQieri un0 oieie bd5en ibrem
Alicuten 0cu 0rlnlcnocu 9iat 90.
acbca, Dor autlu cu Whmo 5u bal
ten mo gl niemanp oIBcr ibnl Dem
&crtciojgCr, llber cen 6o0 3ll lprc.
lDcn 5cit iclnct 4crboitug lit
Ibap uomhd }atr aeprddlia &C.
mC'eH. 9}cbrcreu ,3eiumq9bcridt-
crit0ttcrn bat ct trtldrt 0aB Ihm
icinc &cr6ufhu1 tciuc 1orgcu ma
de. "a er beltlu1nIt lrcI tonHltu
miiiic. Ut ucroe iuie er 0cs mciter
rem ioate, Spegcldr5te cnGo0icru
uu0 l;6 auf iemcn (3ciltezjrlltouO
priIicn Ialicu. lHoD 6cruft ijCb
Iericr ouf cine &D3io9c oc9 irjlbc.
rcn GiitriltsQuuoIt5 pan Rru 2Dorf.
IrauerIc ,5crone, Ger in 0em Fro.
}cB 9e9eu j3n {ham, bic 4nIlalc
DcrirQt. T0dU bchaupict uJnDiih
,lcronIe babe mic9cl6oIt gciali, 0oG
cr, Ehmu, lciitig rollitaHOig 8cirmo
lit. 9eutc morqen Idieu @drrD
I9am mirftjd oic ieItc 2l6ljCbt 81
babcn ocn ,bu ron leincm &crtci
0i0cr crtcilten 9lot SIT beiolgcn G9
battcn lid mebrcre 9cridtcrltdttcr
eiuacilu0cu, Die Inn nit 5ra2cl
6ont6aroiertcn 9lur olc 6rdgt2t
hatte er lnr bic cine 2lnhuort Id
babe Dor}iiglid ecldlafcu ln0 be.
fiu0c mid ollBeror0cnlIid mobL"
9lls Ebow geltern pcrDoitet mir
&c, bate or einigc Gent IN lciuem
gciib. GoH BEN @cidHlnisbcb5r0cn
nur0a j6u 6eute Gcniigen0 @el0
porgcitredt. 0aB or peridltcocue 20
tcn, Die er, ME er iogte, lc9r n5tlg
prdude, tdufen tonnts
gRo6sIter, 81. g., 20. 2luq. @ou.
berneur Somuel D Seller. Der beut:
bier 6etreifs oer z2(ngeIegn6si;
interpsIliert nuroe. io9t, p0rtii6
.y}ep 6ampfbire ipunidt 6arrq g.
L6ap ni6t in isiaen @rsn3en 81
6aben. 0enn er BON ben toHa0i4
f6en ge66rDen uirflih oeportiert
neroen Iollte, rperoen mir geiebIihe
Mittel uuo Q9ege 3u finoeH fu6en,
um ion 70 IhneIl ME m0QIia ben
9eb0rben BON 4ep 0ort aus3ulies
fern, borausgei:Bt ramrlih. baB er
1Qiene modt ia in Rem @ampl6ire
oui3u6aItsn."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24

5her6yooie. Quc., 20. 9lu8. 6orrD
&. 36oip miro, pie heuta bier be
tanpt oeqcben nur0e, nod I'M Qufc
oes bcutigeu 4ahmittaQs IrciceIaii.n
iperoen, neil feline @erbaftunq ua9es
IeBIid mar. 8Iej6 uah ieirer 5rti-
IaFunq ioll er ieooh pieoer p,rb1het
ner0en, uno 3pdr pon 0en Ginpuu=
beruugsbeb0roen. Sn oieiem ,5oue
t0nnte er Damn nur lpieoer fretgeIaiien
per0cu, nenn er Gin Gjienbabneiuet
uu4 Detroit, nos er bel ii6 gu 5os
ben porQibt. 0sn @ehoyGen 5c,aen
fam. Rad 0em taudNii6en @,'eB
lit IS njht 5uIdfiq, eiHen uncrpin;Cb-
ten 2lusldnoer 3u perblfien. psnr
oieier npr ouf Der 8ur1yetie uq6
einem anoereu Qdu0e lih ouf tdnlois
Ih2m Gebiete beFinoet.
Snsmii9en bat 2bdn, um tetne
3cit 3u hsrIicren, burh feline Nm
pdlte Dr. gB g. Sburtleff uuo
Cberf $. 6raIcr Elm n0obea8 Cor
pus" @eriobren onbdn9ig mohen
loTeu. Od5 Dor &thter @Iobsf5tp
bon Der Superior Gourt 3ur ger
ban0Iun9 tommcn miro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24

5n elmer Stride Su 2emberis,
Q81lts, 3erit0rten 8ampfiuffragetten
aCitcrn cine Qit1rbeIleioung Dura
5eucr.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-08-24
Gdlncu aeiaft.

Berlin, 90 g(uquit. pier mnrce
berte Elm 9onlouqeitellter, nnmsns u.
aerge aus Geip5ig. in benz 9lugen=
bid psrboftet, 0Is CT cine nuf cin
g}tp gorter 8ortinItitut ousgeFtIltt
4Hpeiiung fir oen 8etrog BON $45,s
600 einpemieln pcIItc. @r foil bic
glnlpeinng Der aDeuti6sn 8unt" in
2eip5ig. no er angeitclIt mar. ent,
penDet bubsn
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-28
WILL NOT RUN FOR OFFICE.

District Judge l.. n. French has
announced that he will not run for
the judgeship of the Sth district at
expiration of his present term. but
that on or about January list, 1914,
he will move to San Francisco and en-
gage in the practice of law. Judge
French has made an enyiable record
as jurist in this state and in leav-
ing he will take unusal prestige with
him to the field in which he will es-
tablish himself.
This announcement of Judge
F'rench's viii shake the political line
up for 1914 and will mean the intro
duction of other candidates from this
county who landably aspire to the 30
sition that will be open at the expira-
ton of next year.-Churchill County
Standard.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-28
KILLED RIG COUGER.

For the past two or three years
the hills along the upper reaches of
the Salmon river have beer infested
by cougars. whose depredations have
caused considerable loss [ o owners of
stock. especially to horse rasisers as
the cougar scenes especially fond of
young colts of which they have killed
a great number.
A few days ago the track of one
was seen crossing the trail near the
Clark ranch on Cottonwood creek.
says the Contact Miner. George
Clark and Mr.. Mulkey Immediately
took up the search for the animal as
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-28

ports of some wonderfully rich ship
ments are made. The camp is just a
year old and statements sent out from
the district are to the effect that ten
cars of ore daily, of from thirty to
forty tons to the car. are shipped out.
says the Telegram.
The average grade of this ore is
given as $35 to the ton and the APP
proximate value OF the precious metal
shipped daily is placed at $10,5O0.
This product comes from leases on
the Rochester mines estate, including
the Nos. / and 2, Colligan, Cole,
Shea and Kallahar and the neighbor-
ing properties of the Packard, Buck
and Charley and Lincoln Hill. Some
of these operators are said to have an
abundance of ore in the slopes and
other workings and the Shea and Col
ligan ice have accumulated q
700 sacks ahead of the team capacity.
The consistency of the ore deposit in
the Lincoln, Buck and Charley and
Packard, which are outside of the
Rochester holdings T nothing short
of marvellous.
What the ore will show at depth is
best demonstrated in the Big Four
lease on the Rochester Mines estate.
The Codd is another example OF this
demonstration, and both workings
are in the best grade of ore at the
greatest depth from the surface that
has been attained in the camp. The
Cole ground is showing wonderful
riches and the recent strike in this
property is said to show a loot OF
800 ore and two feet of $63, OF
which $45 are in gold values.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-28
CHICAGO DEALERS
lAyOR NEVADA SHEEP

Nevada aheep have invaded the
Chicago martet to an extent hardly
realized by tlose not in touch with
the livestock SITUATION, judging from
figures sucuredfrom one of the best
known livestockbuyers in Nevada, j.
e. Nobel of the Western Meat COM
pany.
Ninety thousand spring lambs were
purchased and shipped by Mr.. Nobel
between August l and October IA
and of these $4,000 vent to the Chi
cago market.
Some statements OF significance as
10 the feeding of the sheep and live
stock in Nevada were made by Mr..
Nobel. They are based on a buying
experience in this state of twenty-five
years. He says;
lone ton of Nevada hay Is worth
two tons of California has for fatten-
ing livestock.
Grain feeding of liye,tock for
market will come to be adoIted more
and more in Nevada.
stock may be fattened In Nevada
with much less grain than In tie east
or elsewhere. because of the high
quality of the hay grown here.
Give me first-cuttIng alfalfa hay
in preference to all other hay For
stock-feeding purposes"
At this time the Western Mes
company is feeding $1,000 sheep a
Loveloek and 1000 sheep at Fallon
and every bleating woody lamb Is get
ting a heavy portion of the grain II
his daily ration. One man cares 70.
1000 sheep in this system OF feedinl
and the fioeks are usually made al
so as TO require two men at eacl
feeding camp.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-28
BING. THE GASOLINE IGNITED.

One of the Greeks employed at the
Western Pacific and who lives with
many of his countryman near the
roundhouse, had a lively experience
a few days ago, says the Elko Free
Press. This is his first year in this
land of the GLORIOUS free" and the
holiday spirit that is in the air affect
ed the son of the country with a
glorious history, and after his work
for the day was finished he went to
his lowly cabin and started to clean
up. As he had but one suit of clothes.
he was compelled to clean them
while they covered his body. They
were considerably soiled in spots. and
it required lots of gasoline to have
any effect. Pretty soon [ he liquid
penetrated through the clothes. and
everybody knows how cold gasoline
is to the surface of the body, and the
Greek walked up to the stove TO
warm himself. Not getting warm
fast enough he opened the stove door
to poke up the fire. when-bang' he
exploded. He he'd enough to
rush for the door and some of the
people who were passing by said that
when he reached the open air. he re-
sembled a flaming torch and moth
ing of the man could be e The
flames shot up in the air TO a dis
lance of Is feet, but before the spec
tators could reach him he had thrown
himself face downward in the snow,
and rolling over and over extinguish-
ed the flames. Strange TO say he was
burned but very little about the face
and hands. and he now says. ITO da
he'll wild Christmas
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-28
COURT SUSTAINS COUNTY
IN safe BANK CASE.

That Esmeralda eounty's claim for
1886 against the defunct State
Bank & Trust company is a prior
claim, as decided in the lower court
in an order appealed from by Receiv-
er Wildes, is sustained by a decision
of the supreme court dismissing the
appeal of Receiver Wildes from the
order of Judge Langan, says a Car
son dispatch in the Reno Gazette.
Justice McCarran, in his opinion.
adopted the view held by District At
torney Diskin of Esmeralda county
that the deposit made by Sheriff w.
A. ingalls, for the county prior to the
failure of the bank was a special de-
post andsconstitutes a prior claim on
the remaining of the bank.
This sustains the order of the lower
court.
Sheriff ingalls, brought suit iii
Judge Langan's court at Carson for
the return of the funds deposited by
niAu oh UtHdil VI II tOdhty booih6
his action on the claim that the de-
post was a county deposit and there
fore special in its nature under the
law. Judge Langan gave a verdict for
the amount named and Receiver
sWildes appealed to the supreme court,
The cas has been pending many
months. Under the decision the sum
of 1896 must be returned to Es-
meralda county before the ordinary
dcpositors of the bank are to be con-
sidered.
The decision is regarded as nos
important, as it ~disposes of the re-
ceiver's claim of a right to appeal
from the court that appointed him
While only 1886 was involved in the
case directly before the court, the
decision acts as a precedent not
only in the State Bank cases,
but also in the Nye and Orms-
by county bank cases, involving sums
that will aggregate close to $1,000
900. Nearly $4,000 hinged on this
decision in Esmeralda county alone
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-28
ASSEMBLYMAN RECEIVERS
USE OF BROKEN BACK.

Assemblyman J. J. Schoer, who has
the distinction of being n OF the
few to from a broken back
bone. departed last Saturday for Salt
Lake City TO have a final X-ray ex-
animation of his injuries. says the
Wells Herald. For sixty days prior
TO his departure he had been con-
fined TO his bed In a straightjacket.
which was especially constructed to
aid nature in healing his injuries
While the ordeal was a severe one.
he was feeling well. but a little weak
from his long confinement. He was
walking around as though nothing
had ever happened to him. and there
seems 10 BE- no doubt of his COM
plete recovery.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-28
NEWS " M7EREST FROM ALL PARTS OF STATE

the track seemed fresh, and after
following the track of the animal
into a shallow canyon succeeded i'm
killing him by a we'll directed shot
which struck just back of the should
or and passed through the chest wall.
The killing of this ccuger, which
measured eight and one-half feet
from tip to tip and weighed about
three hundred pounds and was
a grizzled old veteran of many a
battle to judge from the fact that n
ear was badly slit and one tooth was
missing, recalls the killing by II. K.
Hice of a cougar of somewhat lesser
dimensions a little over a year ago.
This couger al killed near the smell
ter close co the town af Contact after
lit had been freed by hounds.
The settling up of Jarbidge Is the
most probable cause of the present
abundance of cougars near the camp
as they seem to hay, 1rbed
and driven from the -auve heath
land habitat In the rough canyons of
the streams heading in the Jarbidge
mountains and many have taken up
their abode in the rocky Businesses
of the Salmon river canyon.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-28
MANY MATTERS BEFORE
RAILROAD COMMISSION

The railroad commission has re-
ceived a complaint from the Western
Ore Purchasing company against the
Churchill County Telephone company
alleging that the county commits
%sioners of Churchill county, who con-
troll the defendant company, refuse to
allow the Bell Telephone company of
Nevada to make connection with
lcomplainant's line at Hazen, Nevada.
This case has been assigned No. 27S.
A complaint has been received by
the Public Service commission al
lleging that the Reno Power, Light &
Water company Is, and has been.
violating the commissions order in
the case of the Public Service COM
mission of Nevada. versus Reno
Power. Light & Water company. en-
tered October 25. 1911, claiming that
the portion of the order reading as
follows is being violated:
THAT each of the reservoirs of the
water company located neal Reno,
where the domestic water supply
furnished by the company stored,
shall be thoroughly cleaned not less
than once in each and every four
month period"
This case has been assigned No.
81, and has been taken up by the
commissions chief engineer for in
yestigation.
In the matter of case No. 273, en-
titled Railroad Commission of Ne
vada versus Southern Pacific COM
pany. the commission has been ad~
vised that the defendant company
has arranged to change the effective
date of the proposed increases on
minimum less than carload ship
ments between Nevada points on its
lines. from January |. 1914. to Feb
ruary /, 1914. in order that the com
mission might have an opportunity
of investigating the reasonableness
of the proposed increases.
In last No. 267, entitled Lawton
Lumber company versus Southern
Pacific company, the commission
has found upon investigation that
the rate of Sc per car. Lawton, Ne
'yada, to Floriston. California, refer
red to by complainant applies on cord
wood pulp and waste damaged lum-
Der. and not on cord wood. COM
plainant has used this Sc per ear
rate in comparison with rate of 81 per
cord applying or cord wood. Law
ton, Nevada, to Mogul. Nevada, ask
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-28

The Shea and kellaher lease at
Rochester, is said to have been ship
ping "a tons Of $45 ore daily. The
Borland lease on the Reven lode has
opened up a four-foot vein of $40 ore.
Il. p. Aldredge has opened up a vein
on the surface of the Big Four block
giving returns OF $3.50 in gold and
silver. There are several new opera
tons under way.