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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
BY leander Taylor.

IT'S horrid." said Dolly. Please
TAKE the ugly thing away"
But IL proves that / was right
Ihey do exist this far north" argued
bralley regarding the somber-colored
moth anectionately. When my book
came out Prof. Harvey CHALLENGED ~
statement and declared that this sp.-
cles was never found north of the Rio
Il don't care II it's never found
south OF the North Pole" said Dolly.
nate those nasty, Craw ling things
! wish you wouldn't bring them near
But you will have 20 get used 20
them some time" he reminded mean.
Ingly. Imagine a naturalists wife
who is afraid OF harmless little bugsn
1 won't get used 10 them" declared
the girl. Il think it's perfectly horrid
70 care about such things. Jim Bradley.
Ihey are OF no use TO any one. Fancy
grown man like YOU pottering about
after the nasty. squirmy things," Dol
~ gave shudder that was more than
half real and Bradley regretfully re-
placed his treasure in the tin carrying
case. The finding OF the specimen
meant a great deal 10 him. II justified
a statement he mad made I'm his first
work on Insect life IN the United
states. The book had been very favor.
ably received. but one statement had
been challenged by one OF the fore.
most authorities and I'm the contro.
Nersy that had followed much harm
had been done his reputation. Now he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
NoundsviIIe Briefs.

The Tuesday Art club. OF this city.
met last evening at the home OF Mrs.
X. VI. Archer on Jefferson street.
keV. Marstailer. pastor of the Bap-
tst church, has returned home from
harrisburg where ne attended the
Baptist convention.
Mrs. Ninton Garbesi. who has been
suffering with blood poison is much
improved and out OF danger
Miss l.eona Harris. OF Hebron. o.
is spending q few weeks with friends
and relatives in this city
y. NJ. Gandee has returned 10 his
home in this city from Clarksb burg
where he spent the past few days on
business.
Marion Keyser has returned home
from Belmont county where he spent
the past few DAYS on business.
Mrs. Robert Warren and son have
returned 10 their home at Ravens
WOOD after spending the past fcw
DAYS with friends and relatives here.
Many local sports are planning To
day at Marietta. o.
Rev John Beddov and family. OF
tho calvary " y. church loft yestcr-
day for Weston where the pastor has
been transferred
The Ladies' Aid soCitv Of the Glen
dale VI. r. church VIII give a chicken
ing
ttuos Smith has arrived home
from Rochester. y Y. where he has
been employed for the past several
months
Mrs Sarah Wilson and son. OF
Pittsburgh. Pa. are spending a few
days with friends and relatives In
this CITY
Mrs Anna Scott. Of Sinks Grove.
Monroe county, is spending q few
DAYS with friends and RELATIVES in
this city
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Rogerson.
OF Fourth street. are the proud uar-
ents az fine baby boy which arrived
lat SundnN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
War~ood Briefs

Rrr Pryor spent SUNDAY ar Roth
any visiting friends and relatives
Adam Remmey and family of
I0rufF. second street expect 90 move
into Harry S'Ts house on Twenty.
hrh street
GlorEa Nrrschro OF Seventh street
and lurh.and avenue attended tho
EIIF sunday meeting af StcubeufIlIe
Sunday
Ralph Foster. con Of Samuel Fos.
,'r OF North Narwood. Be- 900 af h.H
horn.
Nr and vr John HurchInaI of
IHnr'y 9Th street arc fHr ruosfs of
friends and relatives at Wayur.burr.
pa
SIR and Wr. Pearl Ficrbaurb OF
Nineteenth street spent SUNDAY with
friend. Iu Et0uhruvil'n and th,y also
attended Tho BILLY SUNDAY meeting
Nr and Sire o. a. Valentine OF
Iurut'fh street have aa their
ru'.' SIR Fannie sayie of L.trat
TaHe. %
Sir and Nrs Andrew Iaur of
South NHruO0d were ffe guest. of
ID Inrr OF Glenn. Uuu
Ernest Wright off UlyIru avenue.
Nor'h Waruooi. ie very W af h.a
home
o. Do HOFFMAN OF Main street f.
having h.a residence repaired
II" fnIm.fsr. of fhI. town who
h'1I coal 1re being Kept busy af fF.
present fmn hauling coal for ffr
p'"r." who have furnace Ir LaIr
bon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

Iater NTH evening Bradley. coming or
nc ~ pla-Ia' was aware OF some one In the
When a pensive voice called TO him
$500 Don't 40 in. Jim" pleaded Dolly
concluded that ! rather like hug
W ny this sudden change Of nindy'' M.
demanded as he approached the darE
corner
because they stopped the train and
gave me "a chance TO get over my mad
before IL was too late. she said with "A
makers. Jimmie"
shall have TO put that In my next
book" he said with smile as he sank
INTO the hammock beside her. Il have
found new use for Erasshoprers
They are darlings." said Dolly. I
like them" But something stopped the
rest OF the speech and the sentence end
ed In sound that suspiciously resem-
blcd a kiss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

crush the blame things and the drivers
can't grip the track no matter how
much sand YOU use"
4 should think they could send a man
ahead 20 brush off the track" said Dolly
scornfuliy.
couldn't d. 81 with snow plough. d"
declared the agent. Il saw one once
They pile high ON the track and there's
10 doing anything until they get clear.
Train may be four or five hours late"
4 think I'll 40 back 20 the inn and
have some supper" said Bradley. There
VIII be plenty OF time won't there"
'Ninety-siN may not be In until morn
ing" assured the agent. Il guess you'd
better give up the idea ma'am.' he went
on. addressing Airs. Treadway
4 think we Will" she said decidedly.
There Is tho wagon waiting: we can
all 20 back In that"
Dolly. still ostentatiously unaware OF
brailey's presence, climbed into the
wagon and drove back TO the hotel But
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
M0UNDSVILLE
70 Meet This Evenina

A special called meeting OF all the
I4nembers OF the board oil trade. lie
vMerchants Protective Association and
the Business Mems Association has
teen called for this eyeuIu. AZ nm.
lonice Of the city clerk in the CITY
building. The purpose or tu, meet.
Ping Is TO ascertain the plans for n,
proposed Halloween celebration
fWhlch many are advocating 40 the
present time. All remains i- for 9th.
Ter or all or the above orzarizattors
20 get back OF the movement ANA a-.
range program and the peoo.. v-iU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
Work BENZ Rushed.

Fred Adgate. superintendent OF the
Foundation company. which is build
irg dam SO IT, has been rushing tho
work Ou the concrete walls and au
o.. work viii De- finished on the West
N.rE.u.a side before the water rises
The water is being hold back az dam
so. ~ until the work is finished IN
fh" c0ncrddm a. South WarwOod
Tl" dam is 10 bo finished by 1915.
uuf tIe superintendent and lbs men
ar" trying to finish 20 by next year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
puttIna In curblnn.

Ward and Patrick. contractors.
have started work on the paving of
Main street. North Warwood. They
have been grading the highway and
expect fo put 10 the curb this week
s1 That they can start on the paving
of the street The Panhandle trac.
zion company will have the third
rail- finished by Thursday and the
street car track Will also be- paved
Th" work Is 10 be- finished by the
trst ct December
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

I.' troue Mound otis football
eleven i- holding practice each even
.it Tor 'le opening same to boz plave5
next sunday afternoon With tho Mar
.'''a even af Marietta Tr- ioc,r
d'i"F.'i0u vI' faya rc-e ON fra
early train SUNDAY morning a,cor,
panied bF 90 crowd az r1,ter. Tt,
''''i team defeated Marietta last goa.
-'h ana te"I confident that they can
''ru a'' in" trick again coo. year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

iu fGe Marshall county clrrli. court
yi- .@rlar fUa case or the city OF
Mound willie against Charles Nouer
Tor $50 ss due on a note. was tried and
fhe jury after Few minutes deliber
afur. Dr0I..f ln Cd verdict for the
plaintiff The case OF tho ..t- against
A a -,AaHlr sJr goo vHr also
tried and 90 verdict found for tho plain.
t.I. Both .a.Ds grew uu' .. some
street paving That had been done D.
f." ..fv and fHr UIOpsTf. owners 1aE
..v'r ff.Ir notes for the payment Of
Ymr. hIf later stated hat tho cIts
taH uY urtt fo nave the street aud
charge same TO- them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
WARWOOD
Meeting at Church.

4 meeting will be held at the War
wood Methodist church Wednesday
evening Rev. W. IT, Gilmore VIII
have charge OF the meeting and good
singing will be rendered by the
church choir All persons are urged
90 boz present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

Gleuns run school Co accommodate
th" pupils The board of education
has ordered the transfer OF some OF
tAe pupils 20 the Loyclaud school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

ments tor q dance 20 be held to-mor.
Tow evening in the second floor OF
he Big store building AZ the corner
or Third stree and jefferson avenue
Music will H. furnished throughout
the evening by tho orchestra and
many out Of town persons are *.
p'c'"d 20 attend AT arc cordially
Invited 70 attend. as good time is
.-.LLL..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

car loaded with coal overturned
Yesterday morning while coniro
GOV Oh 'hn grade near tho Valley farm
90 t1" % G. II. railroad and DELAYED
,r'Hic about three hours Outside Of
H'.afinr 'l" traffic and tho smiling
%. f9" coal ro other damage was
uoH" Tic conf was reloaded and
t." Ger sent to tho shors FOR rar,.-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

Tr" proposed high school football
game which "as 'O hove been played
t' fHn local I.ffU Street UarF next
saturday afternoon with tho Cameron
l.rI team wII probabl. boz trans.
frrrrI 'u Cameron according 90 tho
announcements made YESTERDAY The
local team viii leave on tho morning
train 'ur Cameron accompanied with
"a crowd Uf rooftra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

turn out in large numbers for the
celebration. Several members 81
each of the four bands have .lgnified
Their Willingness to play ON The prin-
clpdl streets ot the city gratis and
NJ is 90" plan If thos. ar the head
To- nav" &C. street parade 200 which all
can take part who are masked. The
~ ne-huc board of trade ls ont going
90 have its annual affair this year
and many local persons favor such
celebration for this town n In
highly probable that the matter will
meet with much approval this even
ing ir! I' you are Interested b' pres
eut and state your We've
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22
MCF adden'S..The Mems Store
You Pay Less Here

Mems fleece lined or uniined sof, IN
ish extra hne Leather Auto Gauntlets-
IN" black or tan color regulation style
gloves that are made with the paten;
wrist NJ strap with which the glove can
be made TO nj tight or loose at tho
wrist These Auto GAuntlets have the
sum lined long Guns that will not break
down and tho gloves are warranted not
90 get hard n they get wet. We have
every size from "a 10 10 OF these best
$500 Auto Gauntlets and our specl,t
price Tor them is $50 a pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

Thousands OF boys who wear them
recommend McFadden's Fine Ribbed
Black Stockings-the boys all say they
are the best wearing School Stockings
that are sold IN Wheeling. our Special
school stockings are searnie-s-they are
warranted not 20 fads-they are extra
long In the ieg-they are easy to get on
or off-thev look like Is cent stockings
but We sell every size for boys from
e. 10 Years OF aEe-at lsis cent. a
ralr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

Tho legality ~ tho ACT creating tr.
,rGte board OF moving picture CENSOR.
VIII be tested I'm tho ,oIrt e tI,.r..,r.
Iitn concern has declared 10 will mott
obey the provisions OF o.. new 14g and
VIII take tho case into the courts If rep.
eEsary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-22

: McFadden's Special Extra Heavy can
vas GloVes-are warranted % give long
wear AZ any kind Of work Thousands
of men use them and they all say that
We have the best wearing canvas gloves
MAT are sold IN Wheeling These Sp.-
cial Canvas Gloves are made t. order
for our store. and no other store can
sell them. our Special Canvas Gloves
are heavier and stronger than other
stores rs cent gloves but We sell J
, pairs for as cents.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09
Noan Oenrt Case

n the justice eears, Monday.
n : Buamblee WaS ane1 sac aaa
eeStS Ter 81 assault 81 Ratser Mes-
e. Both parties an residents q
McGIn, ana the allese3 trouble o.
Cured While the men we're az work
grsmalee admitted s&eias q crack
a. Never N1tA = carpenters pinch
AAr. bat con,ea6eS e as &cuas n
sell defense Never Ae AlleseS
oalle3 hin ST Offensive nSEe and
followed ap TIE aas3aaatson ~ So
~ after Aim Wath a nseos o. sWo
~ tear L WAS sAea BrAmA1ee
eaAassa tie Psaoh A4r Nsth which
u protect himself. and Il the nix
.an III Never ~ ne Ae&5 causing
Saasa a&mase - re eoma2&iaantS
SoA1R
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09
NEVADA NAN COMMITS
SUICIDE N >AN fFRANCI>o.

pospon5ezs ever ne loss : IS
lie savings = = Aossl vezta7e =
NAsca he lad Invested u provide
aer re Future eemfoz 81 IS f&mag
W1l1er J. ToaS7 asea s. s torns'
merchant q Virginia Cu Ner11a
80. and Killed himself il 4 reeE
n : San Francisco apartment hoase
-Asash Sut a Sagss shot Va ane1
7sz&n wSs 5e25 before physicians
Summoned = Us f-A1oo nesAs-.
NJ Ms n Cnoala ana 5xasAtsr
Cessna WHO vane Il TIE next rao1
cad ARRIVE
7SlSln Was n partnership Wssh 4
asu Kanaan II he Ca6lnzc hesa-
a. la2vanwa-eA 4n5 E5& S-esS
WhssA puoq3VU reesnt3y Ne1s snzs
1As hands - receivers
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09
ssEaf> - usNrEN >FEHaotS

a 1Hr7HI series IT ssr4I sa-usurs
an VISIONS u a-nv-h sunals morn
ms a. - nalnaR
FHh @Thf E@ a. LIZ =
a0t1 11zI
Ven lf-Tht L-rIue Ia
Word = 5aAn = ss
Feb -7hs Fisids a. ssa 81
Mar - -
NE-ah THE Wulnms II ~.
Mu-lG cn E1g
NH-ah -Thf Alnri1s LIE
onL -
Narut zf-Ths arm nE snd
I'm
March Easier Eius-Th.
auT a. 1hs aarpa Is
A. h usasr sa-riess heir .nai
sundE az za5 J. n 1ha-t vi \.
EisD series " 81 shn- nau-ezsss al
he uTasnnx n 9ETan Al m mrfr-
en Jbs " Gum Rsn1u-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09
clRorx ANNUAL. MEETING.

The annual meetlns e the stock
holders cf TIE GFeax Consolidated
company. was held in the eomnSasS
eee al Duluth. Aim. Tuesday. aaa
The ald hoard q officers reelected.
sS follows. Thomas r Cole presl-
aaat: Joseph = Cotton and John Ino
SeaeninS. v3ee president, hdw. J.
Nancy. treasu7ers Frederick + Ken
aeay. secretsrys Henry r. Paul. Al
alter The airetors Of the eem-
aaas are John Z. Sehensas aad : J
Nancy q Duluth and RALPH |.
Gspfon 81 Wilmington, Delaware.
whose terms would have expired tbs
year. bat who uerc reelected III
reetors whose terms expire II 1914
are 6eorSe L. Barnam q Dalath.
ana George + Piper 81 Minneapolis
TIE terms IS directors 81 MesSE
Cole Cotton &a3 5oAa II MeLeza.
expire in 1918
TIE annual reports submitted
were considered favorable, EeJRafa-
standing Sh~at-aopaS and cnrt2ilneat
= production oco2Ssene5 ~ labor
0naasleS Il as shown that during
three months = continuous sip
pszs excepting construction casts ard
unusual expenses the company :
producing oo9ner far les cents per
poaa6. with proatS darins re tine
81 around ~s1sA.aae
W 2ctSoa as taken relative =
tAe predicted merger between aAs
G5roax and he Caapsrmiaes inter
eSsS hat las aeaa talked tAroasA
re aas5r3c, Tor sazae time sat i :
sAs belief aAzt SisaoSars> o. iaterezi
rea&sivs l. tAiS matter wEu evsa1aa@
5 - fo-thcoMlaz
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09
nsATa ~ MRS ooNE

"a C. sc = Jesse Z Gene.
xssez HVa Nana1g morzHE =
shs home aae oans uzueh n SzeH.ea
zsr zo1a 81 illness Il 4asas s
xs4R W5th pneamon5& The remains
Neas eASen - rs so1-8xsss ~
6aza&5ng roams Il Ey- where ~
anas-a was he'd T-azy Afternoon.
sanzpsta6 Is Ssr zaseTh "a Gam
- SasAa1omeK
An-eh Thsns vs. q lArse za-
dane q 1rasnss - she tGn And
HAAS expressions q Sympathy IN
II HUSBAND 1nz r-s SHuEhtae M
az Deprived - 4 lar1uS We zns
moahg Tbs aeeasez ; also sarszr-
&c Is &se ana mathe-. M 2 :
Eastwood hron 21nssl 11A VIE A.
rived n ~ EhErsaaE n5sfl znsen-
ms1z was IN IT ef1e,a-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09

4&S >uuaN NsNS En-EIrarslnnA-
e worked 81 IaHsaaas 81 ERHgs
Haga araue- - he r-av Lzunnu 5
6aaesy ausamosala vhau s aeuA.
nem maas The lxun1r Hu1o shs sx-
ernaansr 81 Dr WaGness Sax sa-
sas 3nR Twas salsa g. z1e
News happened ~ As anen--ecsr N
horned and 81 vas AnHahs- Hu1ome-
Azla ahAs h-nuchs he Agae aae II
har m mss end aAsx Is gus
<~ltze6 shAs ms u1r las hesr dlas
ea - 3 aos &Ila ana SIS shEs hs
wound nof ran nEsr 5 aos unaer Al
r1naums1snceS 81 he hAS nH rrElcs
AgHinss any hsxaw6v. and wnulE
SIN us machine and sat shs lRIna-E
cn-hauc rather zhAn have 1hs hlaa6
~ 8 hapleSS Sf-eaais IN lis ~es
Tbs = fTtfnaeE a n aaher-inr Of
1hs nar zhar 16 X n. aog IS il Is
wsrz probable Gfaxs q xAs nne ~
shast ~nransr7s shaz xaS pu-s2F asss-
eanss4 with she alanf tnsrsg IN
The u~nfb~uun1s PM Tugs an
s,eunarss hst 4hear e--1ng e-ien6-
mAn rhfy EsH y zxss chances
End axsAlns and h2-slfg IN ernuz a.
q svar1v running arm Is al txhlr
Grazing hu1 DANGEROUS uaszlme Then
zhers Is q miscAlculA1lnr Enf when
n su1b Disappears n a rinut a.
nHS anr gasoline perfume A. z1Hz
rrmainS "a noSSs : cvntr r. q maj
gief Tah N1sh rhf liz Sunsshef nu1
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09
CHANGE OF AGENTS.

A. /. johnson who for the past
several months has been station
agent and operator Al the Nevada
Northern depot in East Ely. viii
Leave this morning. for his former
home IN Nebraska. Mrs. Johnson hay-
lng preceded her husband TO that
point Mr. johnson Is 70 be succeed
ed a. agent. by 5 5 Bigger, who
with his wife Is stopping at the
s;eptoe hotel
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09

? \ kalzSsn. s SneMsz - Re Ne
vx&a Northern rsslroSS ; peS-sDs
AsS head IN = Aaa5Sss - he reSu2,
~ Aesas Srpe& ~ = 80 lamp >.
coal sAsf SAsas& have ssana 4o&S-
inert = 8Ae t2aS e xAe Locomotive
81. A. tic sasane Vas zsss1x On Rue'
AZ The asSs ~ wards Instead TIE
cA9nS CANNED aqon Fireman EEtS-
sons Aes6 @3sh nslneel snsar - rs
Scs.a
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09

4 Sm39 saaa n ths rs5r .
IN Aoasa IN EaS ~ ec1aHea y
Tan Blanchard xnE fanny was
A4-1es shorts Assare ua6nssAl
WeenoS5as - a zazEu2se A2T7en
Ssues Z N ms&ausaa sns T. Sal
seass q ~ we've passlnS IN al an
eamoAaa xn6 nazaeez she IRE wAstA
waS An-narg Arseg 81 she SAe5
The 80 nsAe aasS 5sa M soa
- gHe a eans-az 633-na hut ~
eeeaea wztA the Saraag - s. wash
sng aAzs vas SznHs IN 5 w-0c DE-
tween shs AD1znc she'd and sAa
aveans 1na50nez5g NJ ElEDchas
2na ~ saml wsae aroused 3nz
7es8 s hand u H=egausl1g ~
seaz - ths fra -hs shed VS.
anls consumed aet fhs 6woanS
house Vas no damaged Epe
zA4nx Il shs she6 sudua1Hg fue' anz
8 Has chicken wa DESTROYED NJ.
N Standard ) 81 3 loss u ~
conus or ths f-s As4 shanks 81 n3gfs
have Sa-ae6 from someone hnea9-
ne h ana aeaHs 5 mHsrh
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09

comneneane teaaS shs sa2m&H
service Re Nean Us ana 0ahae va
~ n sf1nse a. th6 nSear Nsva6s
Northern ean6psaoS n sAss -aA
NcsSnS aen Fowler and 5eSse H
saa. she Sega. conductor Rho has
~he-esaane easar on she Heuaz
hsesas aeen ne5a2le6 - So 1A&s-
HsS-ouS 40 suffer NJ sfaeaavanlsnes
nor sVerSsN Ay IRE ehxnyo s. 4hs
9pzeer and Jesse an2 sH-SsE N9l SEQ
~ n 4a2s esarg c0u~a and syten-
non ; sx4auaoG
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09

that La been stolen b. Y. H chan
nirs nao lad bees arrested "a ug-
5en
Sc lad purchased Ire glasses FOR
two collars II good faith and did
1of knew hey were stolen property.
TIE Transaction became known "a
traced = E8y. sheriff Grain Eas aoti-
res1 q Charming. aid Violet he'ag
Traced - EE. hsns Grain Nas nou-
fed aaz secured tae glasses without
Aay .noaals- THURSDAY aIght
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09

c0nner eaHlctonS ana suGrsus An
e-fg2u nan11s ue4he1S ADSaSn
ASxna a u3nlrs enslnesr 9-on To-
S1a. aaFaH : wfStaHs he ~ as
r-5ss Tbs ! no1 rs h-ss tX~gs-sancs
n shs ceunszs s. BE VS. n Amen
"a een gezS ago and = B s-aEusgs
row 81 American coinage q MR.
2ns 3 i nj 2sag ehas he nos5ces
--er1ssneSsian IN the uarsnS huS2neSs
sr+hs ssais Snca MS sa-nase ris1 @s
r9nnas - asnS the 81 rsafs 1T rs
wnss Apa& ~ 8Ep2n Hne zxsf s 3anS-
n on Rhssla ar -nI3a
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09

eanesaag niyhl Fah - IS rhs
asrs n 1hs ANNA Aan unaer the
zRsnices e. onpIer Queen 4Aeacs
Brotherhood a. l.ooomo-1rt F5-eme1
and EnglnHsn N 1aRs nlaes g. shs
EsS - ansnar3um Tse Sueeess a.
4hs hxa NlraAGF spanls assured and
nozhins x1I he las anaone Ter zhs
t1aosmels e. shnss ustenE3nx Tha1s
VII ha sHseuia sr4ir service srBn M
81 Ehs Afnss trains tesvlns H.
sal ~ = m Cnnler Flas 81 -t-
ans MFRS S>eas s. - 1n- EHSl
Es and -eru-nne xsfer The hal
iesrns E.as Eeg fnr pnlnss named
~ = 80 : n
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09

Tie WomAaS 6asS - s. Bar
saaaonee ; chareA gave a ,aaeA
vsSena&s 81 tie Rasal cate Of Aeas-
nan Sfre@a TIE meaa consisted d
baked aeSnS Areaa are&a pes
eosea ese. served 9naz 1850 a1Ul
: e'aeo& OWING = .se sao-s uns
iAe enterprise A&6 been advertised
tAsre s2S not a lsrss patronage AQt
iAaSe Nho took advantage ~ tie
oaaorse1se C1soyea s very aqpetsz-
1as 1n6 substantial naxl NssA sAe
eeS - SesTacs Il proposed -
have hess every SAxar6Sy, AHA
oarsAer nossca NsA = change -
neaa weekly TAa proceeds are =
Re Ar95es - sAa-s4 xnz se7ss1 Wors
Nexs >xJnraS'S meaa W Se Al
naanee
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09

Ths EN SehnnsS nssnet Mnnnxs
mn-nlnE AffeT an er1nrreL pauh<inI
on aeaaura a. rhf small nnx The
~affandanc4 was ahnuz agne Nhicf
was mi hal 1hs reyuiAr anrnlirpsIs
when slt SahenS wert o=oeref clHs-
eE rh8 nuuhrr has ~ine~eaSer sfnrs
Mnna1y Snms AZ 4hs pupils have ae-
rlinef II he vaccinAtan hn1 accn-n-
inS u the rresnns ragu lxzinns narnn-
sn1ar xfhRn1. -she~s X 1AlR a.
-~asrinEiny 4he rarcina7inI n~aar-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09
Special Dinner To-Day

A special ainner vii Ae served At
the Steasee hotel al East Ky, To-
day. from : O'Clock aatl \ O'clock
The popularity 81 the Sge9see Saa-
day menus i accounted II TIC exec
lence q Tie service and re variety
81 cuisine. taas IS attracting = con
stsatN xroWlaS patronAxc
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09

t-anefE Kau-rIE cane Il T-tuar
niSn nm h~nettesisT S1a-. \. las
itfan II vts1+a-Iur EBcfss1a- w~os-
lsectS En1 H4lE muer as n VIM !
enins On II 1ht new xnu There
AZ a. TrHseIn Hbnuu HIT r.aunl4
lhfiTt ht SasK En1 mor4 cunning
over nEF 8 ~ -als m = n zop.
Whine there M saT -hnf MH-Es x1sr
Z H~rnrrteinr u me al the 1n-svIur
sElnuns % -ts ranm HnI " = Nuu+
WIN has snl1 fiF ztnr. amt Kuu1Hua
nn1 inrH1rr Il 1tst new n
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-09

The White Pine ReS and Gan
SleA With : view u bringing aAoat
certain changes in TIE same laws -
the state. sre circulating = aeUtsoa
"a that ezecs. Il Ae presented -
TIE legislature Il i nneeeSe& -
make TIE epen Season aer kneass ana
SSxe hens ~ oao and tie sane Une
ana re apon season nsr deer one
month laser thar at present