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The Ely miner., 1915-12-17
$14,112.56
D. H. cLoUGH & co. CONTRACT.

Ely Minnesota December 3d. 1915.
Notice hereby given that meeting the City Council of
the City of Ely Minnesota regularly day No
vember resolution adopted said meeting there
seed against the parcels
matter described far known
special tax the set opposite the several respective
constructing sidewalks and CUTTERS built along the streets
fronting such and the lots and parcels
of adjacent thereto which subject
the OF said and the interested required
respective within (6) weeks from
the date of this notice to the City Treasurer of the City of Ely
aforesaid:
Clerk City of Ely, Minnesota.
L G. Cox Block Original Plat Lot 247o
G. Cox Block Original Plat Lot 2470
Finnish e. E L. Church, Block m Original Plat Lot s 247o
Finnish E. L. Church. Block /, Original Plat Lot --- 247O
Jas. White Block l. Original Plat -------- 4o76
Roman Cath Church. Block Original Plat Lot 4O76
Roman Cath Church, Original Plat, 4O76
Roman Cath Church. Block Original Plat, Lot 4O76
Roman Cath. Church. Block Original Plat Lot II 6792
Swedish Evangelical Church. Block l. Whtcside Addition,
Swedish Evangelical Church. Block l. Whtesde' Addition
Lot 4O7e
Mary HILL Block l. Whesde's Addition Lot 8 - 4o7s
John Majere, Block Whiesde's Addition 4O76
Mike Haban, Block Whiesde's Addition Lot 4076
Mike Haban Block l, Whesdes Addition, Lot 4O76
Carlson Block l. Whesde's Addition Lot - 4O76
John Sweiger Block Whitesides Addition Lot 4O76
Gust Erickson Block Whitesides Addition, Lot 10 4076
Gust Erickson, Block Whitesde's Addition Lot IL
Gust Erickson Whiteside's Addition Lot 12 6792
Philip Rosenboom Block Whitesides Addition Lot 6792
John Kovach, Block 2, Whesdes Addition Lot 4O76
John Herranen, Block q Whitesides Addition 4O76
Louis Champa, Block Whitesides Addition Lot 4O76
Anton Shusterc Block g Whitesides Addition Lot 4076
Joe Skana Block Whitesde's Addition Lot 4076
Matt Kero, Block Whitesde's Addition Lot
Joe Petrich Block g. Whteside Addition, Lot
Matt Sonich, Block Whiesde's Addition Lot
Steve Agnich, Block g. Whteside Addition,
Steve Agnicb Block Whteside Addition Lot IL 4O76
Steve Agnich Block Whteside Addition Lot II 6792
Joe Skaa Block g. Whtesdes Addition Lot 6792
Joe Skala, Block B. Whitesides Addition Lot 4076
Skaa Block 8, Whtesde's Addition Lot 3 --- 4O76
Frank Loze Block B. Whtesides Addition Lot 4O76
Frank Loze Block g. Whtesides Addition, Lot 4O76
Frank Lozer Block B. Whtesides Add, Lot 4076
Joe Seskar, Block g. Whlteside Addition Lot 4076
Joe Sekar, Block g. Whltesldes Addition, Lot 4076
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and
the Wheeling Register to be gey
State which
OF the
being allowed should
supreme Court
States through purpose according
Wheeling
the State OF Virginia, 4 gnt
al the
Wheeling
the Mother
this except dscred the
ported demands financial
andad
claims as that that is being organs
OF West Virginia md
Intelgene to
very heent and competent body
OF
state debt
may do this has day making this
statement negncer
The position Of the InteIigen dis
master Of the Supreme earnestly vigorously
peaceaby
claimed be
This State should compelled can be forced n
make settlement
troversy be settled commissions Of the two
II Is as lust what moves .,b
papers as the Gazette and Register they have dis
played for the cerudoatehoders in this
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A REMARKABLE LEGAL PROCEEDING


Quoted before
Manufacturer
this line alleged evidence
uon the witness yesterday
he had
statements absolutely contradictory
written letter the Manufacturers
the spring OF 1914 attacking
admitted that he
portuniy knock him
a by
held months with
dence and accepted by the Master is
by
will S
being disseminated broadly
possible
vice Commission the performance
been thrown down and the
dend with all the
all SANDER
place like Charleston which seethes
The obeden
s240000OO
administration in West Virginia will play with
heasy testimony and gravely discuss
The Intelgncer believes.
confident that
belated libel will be fully be
the seavngers in this
absolutely vindicate
Governor Of West Virginia.
Heat
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HOW ABOUT 1T. Mr.. WILSON?

We stiil have the spec. scle OF a
President OF The United States stand
ing stubbornly in attempting to force
the Senate &C. DO a thing II has ex-
pressed its unwill!neness. or rather IFS
determination not to do Also this
same President threatens in The event
the Senate does not finally bow to
his will he will call an extra session
Of Congress TO have IL subsequently
bend the knee 20 Gesler's cap. And
President Wilson is doing all these
things in spite Of the Democratic plat
form to the contrary. In that docu-
ment defining the party's beliefs and
principles lie the following plank:
We believe In the preservation and
maintenance In their full strength and
integrity OF the three cOOrdinated
branches Of the Federal Government.
the Executive. the legislative and the
Judicial. each keeping within its own
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
UNwARRANTED CRITICISMS

Our spricJ1y sixteenth street even.
Ing contemporary ia somewhat exact.
INK Boo ifH complaints of tr, iae1ard
Qualities NJ rho present legislature.
and that JOS accomplishment have
been fow and negligible 9, haa. per.
haps. overlooked the revision of tho
Public Service Commission act on.
larginE its Towora and effectiveness.
the county dspositorIcs bHj .ho child
labor bill. woman's suffrage amend.
ment and others Of equal Importance
Arc then there is The much amended
and revised Yost prohibition bin.
which took up considerable ~ the
Time 81 the session. and which. 40
doubt counts with the telegraph o.
q considerable benefit 20 a cause 10
has so stoufy defended
The legislation in sight of carly
completion consists of practical ro.
vision 81 Tho vorEmen.s compensation
aci the redisfrIeiinr brI more ~.
focfIve registration law. tho county
salaries acf. Tho primary election bin
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and the corrupt practices act relating
&c IL. and other measures OF public in
terest and benefit The criticism that
there was no definite program for the
legislature 10 follow does not hold.
for that was clearly outlined by the
administration at the beginning of the
session. So far as the rec I'd Of the
present session is concerned. II is not
only compai bile with other legisla-
lures. but II eVcels all others in the
smount OF work done and ip the in
tclligent ann Industrious application
OF the legislators to their duties. The
only criticism that can justly lie In
this matter Is that the outlined pro
gram Of Hesitation was too voluml-
nous for tho limited term OF the ses-
sion. but thai was not the fault of the
legislature.
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dispensible element: Il gives land
and sea forces their highest effici-
ency and permits them 10 cooper
ate. The problem OF coast de-
Tense Is thus changed entirel
Once In attack aeroplanes come
into action directly. Locating
hostile ships. they direct gunhre
from shore batteries and forts by
dropplng smoke bombs. That at
tack Of German cruisers would
probably have never been at
tempted had he English coast de-
lenses included at that point an
efficient aerial patrol. that would
not only have given warning far
ahead. but could have located the
raiders, directed shore fire. or
even present possibilities in at
tack. In the various engagements
Of this war the aeroplane begins
TO reveal It's possibilities as
manned mobile projectile. per
fectly dirigible. like a torpedo
with a brain.
We need TO give eyes to the
army and wings in the navy. a
sufficient force OF men and ma
chimes trained and ready. a chain
OF aircraft bases along the line
OF our coasts. and an auxiliary or
ganization OF hangar ships. The
cost Is small; an aeroplane costs
just as much as one shot from a
modern big gun. and takes one
man. possibly two. to make IL eff
fectiye.
But the feature that recon-
mends II most strongly to the
practical. peace-loving American
people Is that all this aerial equip
ment can not be used for practical
purposes in time OF peace. but
should be so used TO maintain Il
in state OF efficiency for possible
war. a battleship can readily be
used only for battles. and deteri-
crates rapidly whether used or
not. but the United States needs
at this moment at least 2OOO avi-
ators TO carry mail over parts OF
the country where their services
will be indispensable TO CIVILIZATION.
one route. typical OF many. has
pust been indicated where. on ac-
count OF the impossible state of
the roads. mails now travel 500
miles between two points that n
flyer could connect with a 30-mile
trip. The aeronlane is not fragile:
It's life in war seems TO be longer
than, that OF m automobile or that
OF horse. Thus trained in time
OF peace. a large body of men with
their machines would be instantly
available for defense in time OF
war.
AUGUSTUS POST.
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AERIAL COAST DEFENSE
BY AUGUSTUS POST
Former Secretary the Aero Club Of America
(coPyright. 1915. by Public Ledger Company

The war In Europe has demon
strated the importance OF the sub
marines in attack. It's defensive
equivalent Il The areoplane. Both
are individual oattleships. Just as
the trench 4 an individual fort.
The sea. that hides the submarine
from ship or shore does not con
ceal II from aircraft lowering
above. IL alone can End the other
wise invisible enemy. head II OF.
destroy IL. warn OF its approach.
Against air attack aircraft Is the
only effective defense. as the
Christmas raid on Cuxhaven de
monstrated. laiding aeroplanes
seldom fall before land fusilades
or anti-aerisl guns. they are
driven away or destroyed by
other aeroplanes that rise 10 re-
pulse them.
The natural link between army
and navy Is nydroaeroplane. ecu
ally effective over land and sea.
Il can put out from shore at a
speed far greater than that made
by any seagoing vessel; mount so
high that II discovers ships hid
den below the horizon IRON obser-
walton on shore. and return with
the same swiftness 20 communi-
cate its Information. II moves the
line OF pickets many milesout. en-
abling the land force to sense the
enemy long befor Il arrivs. Ships
. cannot do this. they are not mo-
bile enough. nor can they cover
enough territory in the time re-
quired. A steamship will set out
this summer 10 md and rescue
Stefanson from the Arctic ice.
There Is but one month between
the opening and the closing Of the
northern waters to navigation.
The EXPEDITION will take with IL
aeroplanes. Tor In that one month
one aeroplane can search practi-
cally the whole aerea OF Stefans-
sons possible movements From
this gentler use the value OF the
hydroaeropianes as eyes go the
service becomes clear. especially
along a coast like ours tat needs
such long range Of military
vision.
Our coast line. bounding two
coasts. cannot be fortified in the
strict sense. nor do Notifications
play the part they once did.
These long stretches OF sea coast
and the line Of the Panama canal
so tender a spot that no one in
the service willingly talks about
Unjust be protected by a combi-
nation OF mobile land forces and
sea power. TO this combination
the aeroplane brings the third in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
THE COUNTY SALARY BILL
IN DANGER

Extensive amendments were made
yesterday TO the county salaries bill
in the State Senate. over one hun
dred increases in salaries ranging be-
tween 800 10 $1,000 were added 10
the bill For instance. the compensa.
ton OF the Prosecuting Attorney Of
Ohio county was raised from g. 300
70 $4,000. The Clerk OF the County
Court from $500 to $1,000. The
sheriff from $4,000 10 $500.
Tho lnteliigcnccr regrets 10 noto
the ease with which special interests
that congrcgatc a. Charleston secure
hearing from the state senate.
Some 81 the changes made bon tho sala
r.es law may be- Justified Many Of
them cannot There b. no good rea.
con 20 suppose that Ohio county can.
rot secure a competent ahorln for
$1,000. A. times are now. 5000 b.
a very liberal salary Few o. the pa.
triots who seek 10 serve this or any
other county IN West Virginia viii re-.
fuse their services because The salary
e. too low
Why. then. this excessive uberaIIty
on the part OF the senate In raising
palaries7
ts q for The purpose Of killing the
salaries bH17
That IL ne most serious question
behind this action 80 salaries bin
that can be- passed viii be- free from
criticism senator who are heartily
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
vaiue Of NOW. c.n.or,bip.

The other day there was shown IN
Cincinnati certain motion picture
rtory In several reels The reels used
In the regular theatres had been CEN
sored by the state board. and portions
literally cNcised. The same nim story.
uucenEorcd. was shown 40 several uri-
Nato Gathering Tho difference between
the two reels was very marked. That
which was privately exhibited would
have been most improper for children
t1 see. while the work OF the state reu-
sor was clearly in evidence in the nlm
publicly shown. 10 ia safe 20 assume
that had the board not eliminated por-
uons n the film considered objection
able. the reel in its entirety would have
been publicly exhibited The value %
the censorship was cvident-Cincinnau
Tfrnea-gtar
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Plaintive Plea for ouan.

We do not think there Is a particle Of
doubt that thrce-fourths Of the senti-
ment Of Ohio favors the law prohibit
ing the killing OF quail The idea OF
killing OF Bob White" finds little favor
Ia the warm and tender hearts OF the
people. At the meeting OF the FISH and
game committee T. e. Laylin. chairman
Of the executive committee Of the state
grange. said he was in favor Of putting
quail In the song bird class and prevent
ing their shooting forever: and he en-
phasizes the suggestion by saying that
anyone who listened TO a quaiIs call
could not doubt that the quail has a
souL"-Ohio State Journal
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o. ~ \
UNCLE WALT: Ripping Rhymes.

-
Passing the hat passing the hiatt
matt On II seems useless all
vain; when we have gathered small slender
PASSING The HAT roll hoping lay
hoping TO purchase flour and spuds
hoping for the ready made buds
the cat cherfuly the
that the buns be passing hat
passing the hat for the fellows who fail passing
the jail the bonnet for this for that
passing the hat Dig bundle and hand your
don't lacking soul! What if
are bare? What wife has What il your
weeping for shoes? What If the demanding
dues? Some viii laugh that
y the hiatt Passing the hat for the pink passing
the hat for moral crusade the hat extngush
some one forever is passing the hat. WALT MASON
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and honestly IN favor Of a new ssla.
ries law could have found little fault
with the bill that passed the House.
The amendments I'm the Senate yes.
terday make Il doubtful u any bill
will pass tho legislature
That result. 10 need not b. said. IS
the result that is most desired BY the
county officers lobby that BE- now be-
siesing Charleston.
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100000 FoR ALASKA

WASHINGTON. Fob AFTER a
long discussion the house today voted
20 retain in the Eundry civil bin tn
appropriation OF g. .0O1 600 Tor uso of
the Alaska cnRinccrinE commission
on The government Alaskan railway
project Practically an Of 81 600 900
appropriated last year Tor this pur-
pose already has been spent in sur.
veys and other work preliminary 90
actual construction.
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sANK pRgsloeNr suRRenoeas.

GkEENVlLLE. Ky. FEB 20 p p
Gregory. president OF tho Central city
Deposit bank % Central city Ky.
surrendered 90 the authorities today
on q warrant charging him with max.
ing false reports Of the banks roudi.
lion 10 the state banking comm saion-
o. Be refused to EIyc bond and was
placed In Jail
Tho hank was closed SATURDAY Us
capital was 500 600 80 statement of
assets and liabilities hat been made
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AUGUSTUS POST.

bounds and not encroaohing upon the
just powers of either of the others.
This is not only a matter OF party
belief. but it is a constitutional man.
date. That being the case. how can
Mr.. Wilson excuse his present attitude
or offer any plea in abatement TO the
charge Of encroaching upon the Just
powers OF the legislative branch OF
government?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

\ charge was made in the House OF
Representatives that the President in
huenced the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to grant the railroads the 5
per cent freight rate increase. This may
not be true, but 1t is true that the
economic policies OF the Democratic
party are responsible for the necessity
Of the raise.
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would ne unabl. 70 ptnsrsntaats.

Some OF those Democratic editors who
are making fun OF the suggestion that
the members OF the Legislature recite
the Lords prayer are undoubtedly in the
class OF the wild westerner who bet that
no man present could recite the Lords
prayer. one OF the crowd took him up
and started on Now I lay me down 70
sleep" Before he got very far the first
man said: Here's your money. / didn't
think anybody here knew IT," Those
editors themselves would have hard
time to dinerentiate between the two
Newark American-Tribune
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

The Chicago women have soon caught
on 60 political tricks. fifteen women
voters registering from a house where
only six regular occupants lived. wo-
men have the undeniabie privilege OF
Padding themselves. but not the regis
tratiOn lists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

Novada's easier divorce" bill was de-
feated In the senate by only one vote
The measure reduced the requirement OF
one years residence In the State TO six
months. Something else win have to
be devised TO attract new population.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13
sueoNlc PLAQUE lN cunA.

HAVANA. Cuba. Fob t2 Two
cases of bubOnic PLAGUE. authenticated
as such. have been discovered here
Thre" days aTo there was one death
from the disease All of tha eases are
believed to have originated az tho
wfarvca used BY European steamers
Tho sanitary autb0uUes arr taking
fhe utmost prcraufions t0 prevent tho
spread of tho plague
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

Those thirsty Clarksburgers who
bought pint quantities OF what was rep
resented to be red ticker" at 81 per,
only to ind IL 20 be coffee. will have a
new appreciation OF the meaning Of the
phrase. cold coffee"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

orders from parkrraburr vs. Va
are o. the effect that raaarnErre on
ferry boats are not 90 Do permitted 90
carry liquor NJ probably means or fHe
outside uf their persons Young aiaau
Telegram
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

Three taps ON the Liberty bell at
Philadelphia were distinctly heard over
the telephone In san Francisco. When
are bell first pcslcd out California was
the uueNplorcd part Of this continent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

with war tax confronting them.
Canadians can now sympathize with
her neighbor nation. which. though not
AZ war. r. taxed for II just the same.
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Fanny Crosby the blind prolific hymn
writer. b. dead at the age Of s5 years.
but many Of her comforting sacred
verses will be sung forever.
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Tomorrow viii be st. Valentines dav.
but the character Of the day Will not
rave us from the anllctIon OF the
comic" rnoustrosities
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Comments of
Ohio Editors
Other. Being Pound Out.

Adams county, Ohio. IS not so bad
after all when you note the trouble
they are having in Indiana anent the
election frauds.-Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

The government ia said 90 have sent
real pert notes 10 Germany and Eng-
land. Time % was waking up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

When n man like Ambassador Van
Dyke complains Of German indiEnltiea
rut upon him. there can be no question
about the grievance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-13

President wilson's "IaFrerIrr minor
ltF seems fol have been converted into
a. majority.
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Tho President stands aru. but the
Senate Stands frmer
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The hospital fund Thermometer g
atill rising win substantial Jumps
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Sixty per cent ~ the British wounded
baEs been made o. ts chance death
HEaIn
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All the church doors will be open to-
morrow. Walk ln. You will be made
welcome
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1.-THE rSTELLIoEScER. embracing
Its several editions. f. entered IN the
POSSIBILITIES at Whesling. W. Va.
ond-class msttsr.I
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-12

II
as full of holes as a last years sock.
Fisher has been offending regularly
and Art Phelan has caught the fever
from his mate. Both are hitting the
ball well, but hardly strong enough to
make up for their defensive failings.
With the 21-player limit in effect,
Bresnahan is unable to take any i'm
mediate steps toward added strength.
The National league magnates
showed some remarkable intelligence
when they went into session last win
ter.
But Bresnahan is boss, and when
he decides the time for drastic action
has come there will be something do
ing. Roger won't hesitate to send
some of these iron-clad contract fell
lows back to where they came from,
the club paying any part of the salary
a minor club won't assume. And he
will load up with youngsters who will
at least be energetic and give their
best efforts.
Today the Whales are exhibiting in
Springfield, with no chance for
change in the Federal league stand
ing, as both St, Louis and Kansas City
are idle. Splitting even with the Kaws
left the Whales third. Tomorrow
four-game set starts with st. Louis
in that city. In their last engage
ment Jones' people took five straight,
which was largely responsible for
their rise in the race.
Yesterday Dutch ZwiIling busted
two homeTs and a double good for
six of the seven Whale runs in the
first game. Flack scored all three in
the second through a homer with
two on.
Mordecai Brown, labeled through" |
by the National league wise fellows,
pitched another real ball game, hold |
ing Kansas City to five hits. Not one |
of the Kaw runs was earned. Brownie |
could show up twO-thirds of the fell |