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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-07
GAEL S. HOAG RENDERED
A PROCESSION

Gael S. Hoag. accompanied by his
wife and daughter, returned Thurs
day from delightful outing to Los
Angeles. San Francisco and other
points IN California and Nevada
trip which was made by automobile.
On the return journey, hard travel
ling was encountered by reason Of
the damage done TO roads by the re-
cent rains. but everything went well
until arrival at Alpine. Here delay
developed in the shape OF broken
spindle. and il became necessary for
Mr.. Hoag to get into communication
with San Francisco by wire TO have
needed parts forwarded.
/ In the meantime W A. Peck came
along. driving the automobile hearse
that is conveying the body of the late
Michael Moran from San Francisco
to New York Mr. Mayo. the me-
chanie. lent hand in adjusting the
spindle trouble. and the two cars pro-
ceeded without further difficulty un-
ul within about 20 miles of Ely, at
the edge of Jakes valley Here the
connecting rod bnshing refused 70
bush on the Hoag ear and IL was de-
elared out OF commission and left to
be called fer later. Mr.. Hoag and
family. rather than delay their ar
rival home, accepted the offer of Mr..
Peck and Joined the overland funeral
PARTY. arriving in Ely In the Greaf
Eagle hearse Thursday evening.
II was not just the sort of home
coming the good roads crank ha
plf nned. and bis many Ely friends
became very much alive to he fact
that for such a live wire as Mr. HoaE
enioys the reputation of being, ms
mode of conveyance was somewha;
Incompatible. But 10 fonnt out tn"
incident in proper fashion, his brota-
er mem bers of the Ely Auto Clnp' oi
which Gael 5. IS president. planned
"nroeesison" as the concluding eere-
imony Of Mr.. Hoag's arrival rms
was carried ont in dpe ara soiehn'
form. when the auto club presiueh'
-, ~ lakes Valley with K. +, Ma
,h,as In a car from the Ely earas''
20 return with his disabled car. NJ
go mot At Lane City by "corteg"
com posed of the cars Of Doetor "au
- n q Bates, p. l.. Quayie'
r..ost Jackson. Ray McGuirk an
" ? Miller The owners of the seN 2
ara, ears were accompanied by ny.
: sa~.o,s friends. and all the fnnefa'
saoora,io,s we're in evidence in tue
; way Of crepe. gloves and other SOM
-. onnloms in horror OF the aea
denartedo who had come back.
The procession arrived in Ely IN, ~
a,omr state. bringing up at 'ne
s,as,he,n MOTEL after traverslne Au'''
49,, street 10 Eighth and 'el''rh, :.
''' Tho "obseqaies" concluded at INC W
Northern hotel, where Mr.. fioas I'll, aI
,,o' 'as ~ ,mourncrs' we're bountliulls
''"' .,,,d with the best the house al
: forded, and where great ~ matIng
: mnch merrymaking ensued' msN,ms san,a'
!" ,"Str et,,Or climax to the unique home nome
). coming of the Ely Auto ''''
lapt
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-07
Will Return to School.

Misses Maud and Madge Smith and
Tom Smith of East Ely, leave Thurs
day, for the east, where they will at
tend school, the girls at Dana hall
Wellesley, Mass, and Tom at Phillips
Exeter in New Hampshire. Tom and
Maud are continuing their work at
the schools named. while Miss Madge
commences her freshman year.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-07
Old Timer on Long Trip.

Jesse Mendes of Duckwater, who
has been resident of White Pine
county since 1871, leaves this MORN
for his old home in Lisben, where he
expects to remain for several months
before returning home.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-07
Afidf PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

, y Tue district court, yesterday. 5
:, "eny charged with issuing a forg
a.. "ech' over the name of Francis
a. eh'ered a plea of not guilty
,sss 'aes Z. A. Eddy represents the
a., 1p'auent and the case will prob
wy be tried this week.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13

NAM laid Asgs a+ Prpssats Harntsi Si1eP.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13
SAYS GRIM DIED POOR
 BUT LEFT FORTUNE

A clipping from ltR. Seattle f'o4t- ]n1ellLSCucer. whLrh arrTed rIL the lAat EIAll ann which tells Lil4. vStt.Sl. staTy as iL srrS irr anout i.eslls R crlnI. says -haE rhA tin Jnin1ng sL1IIk lcfI by CrIIn to tho Holy Heller I. II 9~urteY is uew worth %l5o, eoS.
 Eg snSs that CrLtn on rrtEuhIug S%aL- tie reIl sIuh SHa borrow ~d sa90 0m Iiis AiUck from q ScLttIi9 bank Then lIl fell s, ~iIh ThurlaA Il. fr.urLu.'. rh. hesd %t the Holy IsuIIrrs Niu nuracL hLIl fur susuU lime
 F1naILy t'Tiun dIGd, willing nix S:,scls tp GouILcy WId 1uuUIer Nas about Lu pay tt~ n'sEs jH she bank b1I he found 1hHt II had besn raEsn IT ny' . SatIle Smith whn later madS uYsr Ehe atock ia a si*ter.
 Guurlay brougar suit to rccovrr The HtTI aRd che cvurt decided in h!s faIur, Nitss smith haB appealed and Ihp raae Ia now pending
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13

"A Toast tp Puet'A of All ths AxAA "TRat wonderful vnlume by hlF. Rob- srl 1anea 1rGnnzn, thF iacturaf ard reldt4r ulaika him as the inspirad puniin Eanrus fur whom lhd world has ierg haen waiting" "EAsI1y ihs wcrtds ErcntcsL roenL" "A work 1t huA sSt par AxEellenre. indeed "A ssmpoR- ;unl of unrI7elrh bednty sustained throughout" 'The poeaa with a aoiil. "7Tu&hHH lifc. love. religion and pa- trlpiisIn unlY at inc zanIth points of br4Luty.' 'Hnly tho perfect inspiration or Iha author can ncc"unt for it." Everyone. especially every lover of lhr AmrrIcsu Flag, Eeta increased de- rsiInn from this great p1+m." "ThonA wfn have not Kn3wn 1hs j9y of heaT- ITIG Ml- Erennen rcndar thia greet work ar hIa will be thankful for lha DupdF tunitY 10 noksess A copy.'
 FIND ART PUBLISHING C0.. pub- ltahera. Box 4f3 co, NlnnsApolts. lfinn. .1.00 delivered world over. An Ias7l rift buck.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13

And lp W'r 4r4 TiIh ypu always. yFrtIrlGly, thdAy and fer eper the EArlt old frithful servant. standing al *lientlnn, ruIldy eo scrrc you at Il nsrnhhLr n"Fie% with rhf hest meals Ill tho world
 tlI0ul Junr 10 Sc Cxpsut the old fsLtrI "&EhH Thomson" 10 zrriv+ lA.ded Ia ths guards with, only the rhuluest of ntcS.ts. 6he will nlso flarr il quantity of fTHHh, Kxreet butter. anl consignment or trsEh gissss. d. rscr firm ;ha rAnch. Our GEES NH b" iii ont tEnnpcrHturn IFnm tho time uvuEft until delivered tt yru. Wnd FIu NIn tinErkiY nnlscs the difference from tlls general cIrgP' EEea that has btrn subjected tu heat. cold RIid cnuiaunnatLng nhprz. our rGcurd for Euua goods nnd low prices. has heen rStabliHhed for yenrs and we AsEuTe ynu wn Intend to moint1in the ad- vH,Ilaee nf n good reputation.
 Et1p and think. "Whnt would the camp De rp against without "Nas- Ltn's lirst Friend:" and are %nM true Io ynur ''JsesL i'rIrnd?" for # not you Hrr lh4 EreGler loser.
 "Al,A&T1.t's EEET FnIGND" and
 "YQERR"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13
Memo Nugget S200 psr month.
f0 CUR PATRONS.

Il Is TIrh Elnccrs plid grateful thanks tU nur many friends and patrons that wc dosire. at ChI& time to make tine following statement. We have never in mo past n1r dc we HOW pretend to be the Savior of the country, but Te have always nssErtea and ztiu rrain tian. you rau ges more far ypur n1ono; from us rfian from any market tn AI- aSlop. tpest frIsnds not aec%ptsd). 't has been OUT purpose and GwayH ~ld be to transact lair, honest tegi- t!mate busineas and wa Ars wiling to abide by YoIr decIstpU. as to whether we have succeeded. We also Tish to state that ye have r1A6a our re1tiR! A lions fer tSe coming ssESer- and ensne w!I b0 filled with nothing but tho bsst- AEziA thanking onr many friends and rEtr1nn fpr r,anL fayors Rhd trusting we will b1 allowed to &srvs you fin tho future wU beg to remain to gtve yt&r moneys %nrth.
 UNION MEAT Cn.
 DAVID RUEyoN, Manager.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13
HELPS TELLS ABOUT oiL.

;, D. IIn.Ps ur he EIA.I1atd Lil Company, hzE LhE 10 SAY ruzar61n4s thc Easolino and cngiTu disIlilntu ait- tsA IlSn I"l IlSe Iuuil3IE sUasSln: The EHara <EprssEya IYY !1utnn:G rIIA. motor boat snd ras0Line %nEinr InHn- nLAliuahrs th;tL ihr rapidIy iucTeasins sdI+E of theLr cSlnlnnuLttss ~irhruC Il corresponding increase in rhl AguilH- ble supply uI a1suIInu anu SnEInu Il.a- lHlats TuuIi cpNLpnI hEIu, either UIl aHDIni br GhrtT high prices nr ahurt- age. fo lnok for uthrr tGCls, Hcr,ILs Iu be unfonnllnd owing tu rol"HIL de. aI I. uYpenls in iIE CaIlrnrnla ulI netds. The high nr1crR uf gasoline Jnd c,l- fin.. distilIItc which IIn.n prevailed during lhe I.asl gear were brought ubmut entirely rT ;ne hl~ of supply ana denaud'' and unLil >cry rcc=ntIy ii looked ss It Illa umDlIrSvii ~ag :J Uc'1lInCr jIrd''IiI.Irely.
 AL tht nrescnr liuc. hU~rY~. flIrnIsh IurIcaael aud IuIYEv1Td lnJT- ufacturIng TultU'ds IIul , niiIsti4! 1n- oroasc ln Illu supply EI crude ulL ;or 3'sltjnn6 IhErI"nAfE frGiu &lI:,H !lIr G1Isulim hnd ens:Lnr Li-llI'I= m" a extracted. il is IppaFGnL inIt GlIrI: Hill bu an HbLnLApL supply v.' :%Il' Go: atIMt Iirhe fd ,.ornE, in %IIGh Case. Ut .-nurae. ths Aw or suppIy -hi e. nIaItj Ecul6 sGuiII uSEtII I.1aF in lower yricux
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13
ARE YOU FROM MISSOURI.

1e 30 ~O will ks pleased to Rhuw you Our new line nf wooden go0dB fur gen. tlsnar, taller made suits We reprE- sent asrnuss Brothers. ne Chicago known n9 nasLer t1i1Drs. These aIIlrs aTn all un!on 11Rds, thcy are GIlarAlt- tesd to he first class in qualify md workmanship. We guarantees all AuitA tO hA as represented. WO also do Ai- tsrztErnz and cleaning. pressing and repairing. Fours to please.
 NOME TAILORING CD.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13

4 certain cure fpr the Alu1s--Mrs Stott in ''VTho s WhoT ss the kerme
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13

DAVID RUEyoN. Manager.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13
AT TIE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lewis Hunter Rye and 4nA "a nous Athsrtnu 5ourean WfI skefs Q DstiIiAd eeriH9 1904 1H06 bought Il
 bond and reduced to % !9tr a-rG hl
 |. B. government, by the petite q gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13
MATTERS OF RECORD
MARCH ia, tRsa. LasaLion&s

MARCH t3, f9aa
 LaezLion4s Tho Six and Seven benchs Anvil creek; 4. H. Graham and H. l. Stakes.
 Wesley fraction. Anvil creeki J. j. Stokes.
 preafa cF LateE Noe. sa. a9. 70 and a$ RboVt on Eoln- mon rlv4r and bonEhaF on s1lprApn river: M. J. MuCarIhY !,
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13

Ths Nugget ~'lI PrInt Yeur sta ti0narY st raasOnsAI4 prlesa Urt s1nT notice
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13
SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

Ts tha PeUpleAf Laundry whsrS yon will TetAIve go0d work ezSs1rsd by u,>llA but Wkita snpl0yes. whd receETA thA stundard wages.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
TAXING MINES.

Notwithstanding the predictions
coming from phoenix to the effect
that no legislation viii be enacted
providing a method of mine taxation
in the state the Review cannot be
.Iieye the present legislature will adj
iourn without placing a definite and
specific law on the statute fcr taxing
mining property. Certainly the iegis,
ture will not agree 70 the record
IS hieh viii be made if the senate
iii which passed this week becomes
q law. That measure gives to the tax
commission all powers OF legislation
ia the matter Of taxing mines and all
other property in the state The meas
IRE not only leaves tax commission
10 devise its own methods fer deter
r.inirg property valuations. but ap-
propriates as much money as may
be required for that purpose" Sen
alor Sims. OF Bisbee. vigorously op-
posed the placing Of such power ii
The hands Of any 5hree men in Ari-
IONA, no matter how honest they may
he. No expert. no matter how emin-
eut he may be in that line. can give
10 the tax commission any data On the
valuation Of a mine 50 yaluabIe as
may be obtained By it from the pro
d1ction and cost records which are
available without an expert
We believe that every act Of ever
public onicisl high or low. SHOULD be
in accordance with come written
law ard are opposed to amy officials
commission or board being clothed
with authority to perform duties II
accordance With their Own opinion
without any restraint. According TO
nc senate bin the seoiAsasslSs
coaid COMPEL the assskAaeat o. sse
Copper Queen or the Calumet & Arf
iona mining company Tor one hun
ared thousand dollars or one hundred
million; the commission could have
cattle assessed at ten dollars pefhead
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

tenth who are delinquent? Delinquent
in what2? Only in this. that pending
a court decision they have declined
to comply With the requirements OF
! vicious statute. The authors and
abettors n this legislation attempt
to justify it by the argument that as
newspapers are Iauch Affected with a
public interest the public is entitled
TO know who owns them, to the end
that # grea, capitalists or other
maIefactors are m control OF their
utteraucos. their readers may be in
formed Of tie TACT. The ouiish stupid-
ity OF this reasoning has been per
fectly apparent TO persons who under
stand the relation between news
papers and their readers. A news
paper is Judged by its contents. by
us news columns and its editorial
opinions, and in forming their judg.
nent upon these matters IT'S readers
Go not need to be told Who the own
ers are. A newspaper that does not
speak for itself is very quickly found
out. So the new law is superflous.
1T is unjust because it demands OF
newspapers disclosures that are no,
demanded in the case Of other bus
mess concerns, The law vas put into
the Post Once Appropriation bin as
a rider" form Of trieRery in Iegis,
iation that has become so odious that
Nh Taft exercised his veto upon an
important appropriation bin because
CT a despicable rider" while Presi
Gent Wilson has caused it to be
known that the insertion Of riders"
win invite his veto. 1t Is a bad law,
and that is reason enough for resist
ing compliance with its provisions
pending a decision of the court
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
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NEW BOARD or CONTROL
(Arizona Democrat.j

(Arizona Democrat.J
Many times yesterday during the
debate in the house on the Board oi
Control bin, the statement WAS made
that the measure was a direct at
tack upon the governor. During his
administration Mr. Hunt has mover
taken the Democrat into mis- conf
dence to any great extent, but from
sources considered reliable, we were
given 10 understand months ago that
the chief executive favored IN amend
Eient to the existing laws, DOING
away with the citizen member Of
the board. We are reasonably sure
that this is the attitude the governor
assumed several months ago. and We
have heard nothing emenating re
Gently from the capitol building
which leads us TO believe that he has
changed his mind.
The Democrat does not believe that
the new Board OF Control Din should
lie passed with the idea in view that
il limits the power Of the governor,
OF is an attack upon him, but we do
feel that the merits Ct the bill, aside
ron all personal matters. entities it
10 1EEllG1 NlttrttA@s eNAHh AA~-sA -
members OF the legislature.
The strongest argument we have
Ileard in favor Of the measure was
advanced during the Florence inves-
tieation BY the citizen member
himself. the man whose position the
r-esenf bill seeks to abolish. The
citizen member was asked if he had
eyer read the law which defines the
powers ana governs the duties OF his
Office.
Il have not he replied, wilh a
siekiy grin. Just think OF II, A year
ago this man was appointed 10 one
Of the most important positions in
the state. and although many months
have interviewed since ne assumed
his duties. the present Incumbent has
never read the law defining his duties
and powers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

or one hundred per head; irrigated
and cultivated land at five dollars per
acre or FIVE hundred per acre, and SO
With every other species of proper
~; the tax commission is to be SUI
preme over all County assessors and
county boards Of supervisors are to
be shorn Of all duties in the matter
OF fixing assessed valuation, except
those ordered by the tax commission
and this commission is to have the
entire state treasury put at its dis.
posaI to cover any expense they may
see fit to incur. Surely the house viii
never agree to such a rnoRs'rous prin.
ciple Of government. The house may
not approve this measure and then
insist that the prison and other in
stitutions of the state should be adj
Iuinistered according to Jaw.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

Il shall be where 7 cannot get a
luncheon, but / am always provided
with sweet chocolates" This is by
no means an uncommon provision, es-
pecially when taking a long ride on
our suburban lines and no stops for
luncheon. Chocolate is Convenient, nu'
tritious and dainty, and used IN rea.
sonabie quantities occasionally, can
do no harm. But here is where the
danger often lies. Nothing could be
more valuable as food than the proteid
lat, starch and sugar it contains. But
il is all, or nearly 50. fibrous material
so continued use of any food so con-
centrated, will, in time, hinder the per
formance Of the natural functions oi
the body. II, however, cake of ehoc-
Oiate is eaten with slice of graham
bread or oatmeal crackers, it has no
such disadvantage, and IN feet valu-
able IN the food dietary. Cheese MAJ
be dilacIlt of digestion because OF its
concentration, but used with plenty
OF bread or macaroni, as the Euro
pcans eat it, cheese is healthful as
well as nutritious.
Dut WhAlC TIE ARCC u.s. VI SOANSA
trated foods may be TO some extent
a common cause OF the very prevalent
disorder, chronic constipation, it is
by no means the only one.
The sedentary life Of many Ameri-
cans lead, without sufficient regular
exercise and the neglect to drink
plenty of water before breakfast, fur
lish conditions to start almost anyi
rouble with the digestive organs. For
his condition proper diet, or food
I prefer to call III, is the only effect )
al and lasting remedy. The best ply .
ieians win agree that medicines are
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
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of only temporary assistance.
Il is commonly known that the
coarse breads are useful lavatives,
but best when used every other day
as most people tire OF them, or serve
them for only one meal 8 day. Allow
more time for baking coarse breads
and have the oven only moderately
hot.
Remember, the cure of any disease
Of long standing takes time and do
not be discouraged II results do not
Immediately follow on change OF diet.
An ounce of prevention is worth y
pound Of cure" is an old saying, but
very true in relation to the food we
take.
individuality must be studied, for
most people show a special leaning
toward one or more foods. For e&.
ample, il strawberries cause indigcs-
ton, rash or other difficulty. cut them
cut of your dietary even though they
may be found in the list OF healthful
fruits.
In general, plan to use fruits and
green vegetables freely in their sea
sons. Tomatoes and spinach nave a
special value and the former is not
destroyed by canning. Use onions,
plain boiled, lettuce, raw cabbage
and celery.
Gingerbread and the old-fashioned
combination of bread and niolasses or
honey is useful, especially with chill
dren.
OF the fruits, plenty of figs, prunes,
dates and grapes. where the seeds are
net swallowed, and these, with APP
pies. oranges and grapefruit should be
taken before breakfast and without
any sugar.
Avoid eggs and milk in quantity,
sweets, pastries. fried foods, animal
fats, rich gravies, condiments, pickles
and tea. Consistent diet with water
in the early morning and III desired. at
bedtime, is a safe and in time certain
cure.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

Gen Oieha at Naco is praying for
peace, but in the meantime watchins
for the enemy ana keeping his guns
III condition. The desire on the Amer
lean side Of the line is that our Mex
:ean neighbors will be able to avoid
further conflict and reach a peaceful
state. However. the outlook is not
very good for such a resdlt.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

The revenue bills endorsed by the
state tax commission have appeared
in the legislature. BY this measure
the yaIuation of the mining property
Of the state will be practically double
what it was last year. It proposes that
producing mines shall be taxed on 70
per cent of their gross output and
All of their net. AS yet there has
Eeen no consideration of these meas
rres by the legislature. It is very de
sirsble that there shall be a fixed
method OF assessing mines so that all
may bear tn equal burden in the
support OF the state and county goY-
eminent, but to assess tn mines on
the basis proposed by the commission
might pat on this industry greater
tax burden than viii resi- on any
other class OF property We should
say that all the land and other prop
erty In the salt River valley alone IS
worth as much as all the mines in the
state, yet the total assessment Of
Marieopa county last year was only
s2g. 000. 600. We hope 10 see the leg
stature finally agree on an equitable
and just basis for the taxation Of all
property in the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

w hear nothing more of the bin
presented in tn legislatuqe pskins
an appropriation Of $25O,0O0 for the
San Diego exposition. This is en-
couragiHg; the less we hear Of this
piece OF proposed extravaganza the
better we shah be pleased.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

day when the senate indefinitel,
postponed the house bills creating
Hunt and Orange counties and one
to change the boundary line between
FINAL and ella counties. This is web.
1ut We believe that the measure in
troduced by Senator Wood providing
method by which counties may be
divided by the people themselves and
on their own initiative should be en-
acted.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

The Review desires TO see every
ono get In the game ard boost the
baseball proposition this season. Be
tween Douglas, BiBvee Cananea, Fort
EIgachuca and Tucson, all within
quick and easy reach there should
1e some good ball playing during the
coming season. Bisbee leads on with
IN initial game next Sunday and
i'm Douglas there are encouraging
signs Of early activity.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20
Liftle Mlsdam-

A man with a half solition goes
backward aud forward and makes no
way on the smoothest road. 4 man
with whole vosition advances On the
toughest and win reach his purpose
# there be even a little wisdess in II
Carlyle
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

Governor Hunt estimates that the
state win require s1.soO,ccO during
the next two years TO carry on the
government and institutions. County
requirements viii probably emount
to twice that amount Hence the tax
Payers may not get ready topungle to
the tune Of nearly i've million dollars
between row and January /, 1915.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

Tive members Of the New Mexico
legislature have been indicted BY =
grand jury at SAINT Fe. The charga
is soliciting brides IN connection with
the senatorial election. It would seem
that the old New Mexico gang is not
Jet entirely cut Of business.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-20

Fbe last few days have been sufi
Cient to inspire the hope that spring
is getting ready TO get cut Of the
zap Of winter.