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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
Coats In the Last SIZE Tho,,ot
So. 05, SIS, $3.50 anosos o

IN all there about forty different syles-hreequat,
long for gh and seVen
Vees COrduroys Pushes Duvens BOdcOs Kng They made
paid bouces and durable Lbeln fancy
Everything about the coass nev-he pockets. the sleeves
peas themselves proclaim mdws the flare
few lined throughout and there equally vaeeahon Not
lined which ike well -Four special $50 the heavy
$25OG. y $3.50 and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
TUBERCULOSIS IS HELPED

by what may be called the natural"
treatment This is based on plenty Of
fresh air, a sufficiency Of well-cOoked,
pure FOOD and as large a measure Of
rest as can be had
While it should never be neglected
this treatment does not always secure
the desired results. Sometimes there is
need for medication in order to bring
about the requisite body resistance
In such cases Eckman's Alternative
has been used with a large measure of
success Indeed. in many instances.
tuberculosis apparently has yielded to
this preparation. In any case, il is
worth a trial; and, since it contains no
Opiates, narcotics or habit-forming
drugs. its use is safe. From your drug
gist or direct.
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Kelly & Pollard, KnOblauch Drug Co,
PEOPLES Drug Store.-AdYertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
MAYOR NOW HAS PRIVATE
OFFICE AT THE CITY HALL

Tuesday afternoon was moving day
in the city hall so far as the aldermen
were concerned Aldermen John W.
Fisher and W. G. Jolly moved into the
office on the second floor recently
vacated by the sanitary commissioner,
while aldermen Z. 3. Stevens and J. P.
OConnor moved into the room formerly
occupied by the department of public
inspection
The departure of the aldermen from
mayor Tom Lea's office adjoining the
city clerks office, gives the mayor a
private room where he will receive the
public.
The changes were effected by the re-
mOval of several departments into the
basement of the city hall, giving room
for the sanitary commissioner on the
first flor-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
Curling Hair This Way
Preserves It's Beauty

That duh. dead appearance Of the hair no
longer troubles the woman who has adopted
the silmerine method OF keeping her tresses
in curl The result is very different from
that produced by the drying. deVitalizing
waving iron The hair appears more ma
turally Wavy and curly, and the application
IS really beneficial TO the life and growth
OF the hair
Any druggist can OF course supply the
than a few ounces A small ousutftz
should be put on before retiring, using
for the purpose a clean tooth brush draw
ing this down the full length Of the hair
from root 10 tip. The effect upon arising
is delightfully."- surprising and there is no
oiscolOration. no sickness. greasiness nor
any other unpleasant accompaniment. The
hair IS quite manageable. no matter how II
is done up.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15


Daytime
q FTER this coming Satur-
L y day The Popular" mill not
be open evenings before Christ
mas. NTH the exception of Friday.
December 24th, Christmas Eve.
So we say to you-shop in the
daytime. and In the mornings
if possible.
An old German proverb runs
''Morgenstunde hat Geld I'm
Munde" Morning hours carry
gold in their mouth. ia homely
version of the humane and mod
ern Christmas motto" SHOP
EARLY"
,sisned, @S@1t3lSs
(ZsI.5z 5sl:lsks coz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15

MANY of the people who face the vny wind outside while this benny
AZ making
themselves. 1t impossible for without us this
The thinking IF have after all believe
gveM Mary new fun for Christmas
And the judge of s he decide he will
The Popular for the because he depend Popular s be
And of Is off, he
round sum-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
BraSSieres
Very Cheap
Important
Notice

TOR the convenience Of
L our customers we will
install Saturday, in Toy
land Second Floor, New
Annex-a Parcels Post
Station, where all pack
ages may be wrapped,
weighed, stamped, adj
dressed and mailed. Take
advantage Of it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
FORT WORTH MAN IS HELD
IL

In habeas corpus proceedings, the
bond of Charles GOldstein, arrested as
a fugitive from justice, and said to be
wanted in Forth Worth, was fixed at
$3.50.
The hearing was held before judge
Ballard Coldwen in the 18th district
court The bond has not been given
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
The Corset
Reductions

n HIS sale includes such world re-
L nowned makes as Cossard Front
Lace. Nine. Lyra. American Lady,
Warner Rust Proof. Regis. RengO
Belt and Franco. All sizes for
every style figure.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
gterbIi1feitsberidbt.

Gpslpn Ssaita. l, 1162 SOmeFo:
aps., Stipd&e.
Glifabstb 5issman, "a, 610 WsF
WeWidm abe., @ebirnidlas.
perep Borden. 90, 422 grOabipap,
Qunesnint5iinbHng.
Caroline pflusssr, 55. gstbese1
SoIpitll, 6sr5lsiosn.
Robert 8uit.rlporib. SO. 1882 81.
iion Gpe.. 2lrtsrienDsrtaIturg.
Gaibsrins SamsbIins. 20. 4435
Golsrain abs., Snqusft in Sdpsbe.
Walttr Willer, 20. 3112 Cinnamon
Str, Sirnhauient3iinouHg.
5oIspb Campbell, 81, gaisr placs,
Snqueit in Gdnebe.
WiIinm Glbs, "a, GpiHtp 4rmens
bnus, 2uftr6brensni5iinbung.
sS.nnie Woobfcrb, So. 1922 Rabine
Str., Qungsnent5iinouHg.
9durd Wbdling. 68, S312 Burnst
aps., S9lagflHb.
Sauss Warrsu, IS, 40s 2aursl
Str, Sornfdursbsrgiftuns.
Usarit Rsnnsidmp. ~. 2379 @il.
bsr Sir. Qungensnt3iinbung.
9lbslins 5i.t. AZ. "a on llnipsrs
iitp @Se. arsbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
Spbesitmrs.
esrau Marg Seeb fOmnt bel einem
Giurs aus Sem Seuiter ibrer @ob'
Huug INNS Sebeu.

@inen iGbeu Zoo fnnS geitern bic
81 Sabre olte Srau Nearp Seeb. Sic
iSrau itiir5te aus eiuem 5eniter ihrer
i'm oicrten Stodtpert oes Sauies To.
Ala 8eil gibertp StroBe eeIegeneu
@oblung in ben Soi imb true bci
biciem SturS aus elmer 6obe BON 90
5liB 10 ifapere 8crIesungen oauotl.
bd3 iie rpenige Mlinutcn ipdter ibrcu
@eilt aitigab.
55rnu Sce6 bate. rpie i5re Sufter
@oia Sceb inb ibr Sobu g9iIliuifI
Specs ansaben, Die augelpobubeit, je-
ocil Morgeu Bel Souuenauigaus aiif-
5Iiteben unn oic 6euiterlaoen iofuie
bas 6eniter su oifucn, I'M Die DIOR.
9enliIft gcuieBen gu fonHcu. Eieies
poate tie aud 0eitern tblu uuo uluB
beinl Scffnen Der Scniterlaoen onS
8leidaepidt nerIoren baDen un6 IN
Die 3ieic oeitiir5t iein
Die God]ter Stoia. ole iln eleifDeu
3imrner nit Der Wtuttcr itliei be-
ner.te rpobI, pie sic Dlltter lih ih-
rer @eucbubcit 0cmdB ioboIo es ar
su b1umcrn ting, uon ibrem 9ager
cr5ob nlo bas 6elriter 0ffuctc. Cine
Selunoe ipGter lpar Sri. See5 oorli
micber eiuaeihIaicil. gIls iIe einiSe
3cit ipdter rieocr crwapte, idten oic
Sonne in's 3immer, oas 6eniiet
Itono lpcit auf. a5er pon Der Ntatter
mar feline Sp!r 81 ieben. Sri. &ett
erItc on bos 5eniter lmb ia6 81 ibrcfr
nitt aeriHgeu g1rticeru, aIS iie iidl
berluSbcIete, ibre giuttcr auf Dem
SttnpIIaiter i'm Sol liegen. Gle
SiIirruie Sri, Scebs brad,ten ibreu
gruoer @iuinm berbei. Der oie
iAiuerperIqste Whrtter Die 9reppen
glrnuftrna morouf Damn Gr. Spbn
9sc6Icn0cr bcrbaigerlicn muroe. scr
ieoct mlr Den bcrcits eiHgetrcteHeu
Gch feiiiteIIen fcunte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
ams BEN Wtami3ipalseriHt
0eial5eHt strafe fir alfsu liebeus.
ipiiroisea grbeiige5er.

sSobn WaHarsas. Der @ei9iftsfii5,
rer Der 2opins Chocolate 60. SO. 909
Broaopab iDurbe BON Ri9ier gedts
man unter Der antIaee bes tbii.i9. n
4ngriffs au $100 unb ben aofen
otrurtbeilt. Sisier ibGtIi4e angrifi
bsitanb oarin. bab 6err MaHareae,
Der auaeni4sinli6 Elm iebr lieb.b.s
blrttisss Gsmitb bsiibt, cine isiner
4naeiteIlten. bic Stsnograpbijtin annu
glopdt ben 0o. 811 Wtft g9ie ct.
BE troB ibrss Str1ubens umarmt uao
getiibt bate. Tas iunss Mabte
bdtts fsiner Qusiaas na9 bic StsllunJ j
bti oer fSirma aufgsssebn, Inn o.n
aIfbrinsli4ieiten WaHareus's gu ents
gehen. Bon Der aIlsuarpben 2i.6.nss
ipiirbiafeit Mdiiareae's rpubten gu Il
nod aHoere iln9e Wdb4en su Der d.
ten. bic BEL Der 'Sirma anseiislt
fparen ooer ss nod finp. Dieis 3eus
aiHnen tDdr,n Waris Gonnsrs, emma
Suthrinssr DON 30. 336 WiItou
Strabs Nargasrite SOIsp DON Io.
120 Oft 9ritte Gtrabs, gopinston.
uHb Marie grdmer, BON go. Ito St
Hsunte Sirabs. Der angeflasts ft.u E
bic gsbauptungsn Fri. RoOats D. Hig
IN 9lbrsoe uno tebauptets, er ba6.
ssrI. RoDat sRtlaiien, lpeil ibrs 2e.s
itunaen uubefriebisenb sspsfsn ni>
reH. Ct erptrite bonn Rihter einea
Sirafaufi6ub fir setn Gage unb #. D.
K Biz oabin $500 giirgitdft. ausen<
i&einlid 6sabiih.ist er cine gerufluJ
an cine boherc sSnitdna einaulegen.
gu $25 uHb ben &rften purbe Der
9dfer sSiaSore 8einberg, Don ytO.
529 Belts StraBe beitraft, neil sr nit
ieinsm 4utomo6il an Der Spr NJ
Gropt Qusnue an sinem balt.nben
Sirdbenbabnpdsen porbeiserait mar
unb 1bomas Mcran. Der serabe bon
osm Strabsnbohnpasen abaeitiseen
mar, nieosrasrannt unb oerlsbt tatie.
Ri6ter Usatuan s1b ieinem gssaueril
barber gtushrud, bab er tsine i9res
rere Strafs iiber Wsinbera perb1nsen
tpnnte.
gspdrb Wepers, Der in Der burg.s
f;rigen giaht In bic Wohnuna liter
setrsnnt Dun ihm lsbenbsn Satin in
dnsetruntsHsm SuitanSe n5utringen
Dsrfuhte. puroe au 10 ldsen Irs
seitfbaus unS S25 unb aciteH Deruss
tbsilt.
Die 20 Sabre alie glifu6sth Rieer
pon 10. 22S Spcamors Strabe er'
tpirtie oeitsrn siueu 5aftbeefbl gsseu
William altrauber pon No. 419 DIT
3peit. Girabs. ben iie beI4ulbist, am
l6. Nehruar sinsn gadiiein nab D.:
grworfen uuo tic 10 idTper perleSt III
haten, bab iis fh isitcsm i'm Habit
itsa 5oipi.a! befunren bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
SaiesSaa.

Sn BEN bisrtsn uno ltsisn Gpielc
Der Ssrie nit ben .Sea @ulls"
(SOutbern eisa) er!itien bic rRebs"
om Wlontas ibrs srite gltsbsrlage in
ben bisbsr gum 4ustras ssbra9ten
SpieIsu nit iiibli4en prOfsTipnelIsn
2lubs = nit 4 gsgsn5 SGufe. Ser.
;os. Cfisn unb 2eat (Sauptffiisen)
uno mebrtrs anbers @eteranen tparen
in hem aampfe burh Reiruten eriebt,
um bic 2esteren in Der ushuns gu srs
bdlten. tresbaIb oos ReIuItat ui9t
iberrli6is.
Der 9lub iraf seiiern @ormittda in
Rsmphis elm. ND 3ipsi SpisIs fir Iis
gsbuht marin. Donneritas, sJreitog
unb Gamfag ipieIsR bic .R,Ss@ IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31


SofeI itnttfinoet, pon ieinen bieiieeil
isreunben iuu6 @oniiern perabidie'
ben. bn er iid bemHddAt nod Reru
gorf 81 teee6eu eeoerft. Inn bort
Ieine gubien fort5ufeseu. sSSn benz
StoHBerf pirb bic sopraniitin 5rnlI
Etereie abrams Strnlb, begleitet
pon Sr[. Wartba 5ranf, mitpirteH.
Serr sloler mirb unter anoererI
hns afar9 9opeaffe aiapierfon5ert i'll
a.aJlol, 9ertbcnen's .Hltbetialie~ /;
Boripiel In @.Noa bon Rad)nlani.
rcff; slnbante aus Der Cutie Sp. II
BON @rieg imb Die Staceato gtIoe
bon Mubiiuteiii 5u Geb0r bringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31

Chattanooga, Ssnn., unb nsrben
SonHtas @Ormittag in Cincinnati sus
riiderlpartet, fails Der bonn Detters
prop6eten fir gnbe biefer Wo9e aus
gsorObts Sdneeiturm ibnsn nift einen
Stri9 bur9 bic Rshnuns ma9t, mas
ibrs Qbreiis aus benz SiibeH I'm siniss
Gage Der3Dgsrn m06te.
5eute ii6er a6t 1age am Wlitt>
nod, ID. 9lpril - tinbs. bier in
RebluHb GislD bic GrSffnuns Der
Saifon bur9 bas srfte Spiel elmer
piertdsisen Serie spiI6en unIsren
sReos" unb ben pittsburser ,piraien@
TAFT. 4]is Derluutst, finb S8lsubersr
Benton uno Sanger Dooin pomSGupts
ling 5er5rs als 8attsris fir bisieu
&dmpf auserforen.
Wittlerneils lperbsn bier 8 Spisle
apiTfen yRsbs" unb alubs Der Qmes
rlcan aiel gum 4ustrag ssbra4t pers
ben.
Die bisiiss gouns Wen's gbriifidr
QHociaiipn trifft @orbsrsitunsen Su
tinem 0ffsntlihen Gmpfans bes Gin.
cinnatisr alubs in ibrsm Seim, gds
Z. unb Walnut Strab., an einem
QbenS Der Stpeiten Wo6s bss nd6ifen
Ronats. Das gu bisiem 3nede er.
nannte Gmpfanss &ommitiee beftebt
aug ben .N,srren Gbas. %. SapIor, $.
n. Wclf. %. 3. Wbitlod, isreS. %.
Gaufiisr unb q. 6. Warpsa. Cine
iol6e Gusasidnuna ftsbt als eiuaig in
ben anndlsn Der aFOciatien bu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
Oebmitem.

Ri9arb uus Ulprtls Gratsr, 4526
Wbstisl 4us., audbe.
Gbarlss uRb Clara 9rpan, 1913
glum Ctr, MGbasn.
ID. uno gtbeI @uitstisr, 658 2ins
coin 2lps., Mdb6en.
Wiaidm uub Tlurp SsDett, Reus
ton. Wdodsn.
Cornelius uno GIilabstb I1ern,
1853 @drfi,lb stDe., WGbheu.
glnranee unb gbnd GroH.. 61S
Straisbt Cir, Wdbhtn.
56omas uio Marp Martiu, 1924
asmpsr Cane, anabs.
Sato6 unb Bertha pomerans, 1907
elm Str, Wlibtsn.
Woris unb Dora Sacpbiou. s32
Deit 8. Str., 4nabe.
5onp unb Sennie Gloptu, 1542
plum Str, Anabs.
anbrtp unb gmilp Ssnria. 1918
Spring 8rOp. aDs., anube.
GERMAN uno Rate Wcpds, Mil
Greet Hoab, Rdbdsn.
Diailm unb Ramie Ruft, 4213
Iab @ntbunp Str, anabs.
Sdrrp unb CLARA S5ert, 4126
Witfsr Str, Rnabe.
gbdrles uno Carrie GraT, 414S
Spring 0robe 4ps., MGohen.
Rthu.i linb Gatsrius 9iss, 27s
Start Sir, &nabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
Jm Cbepn
@ie6t Der SnSepobl Mannerdpr am
Giteriouutag eiu aonsert.

Dis lett Sabrsn, 10 ipirb aud beusr
am iommenbeH Sonntag, bem Otter
fonntng Der Suospobl Mdnnerhor EN-
8OuSert eeben, oas biefssmal i'm
Sbepn ifattfinnst unb I'M oht uhr
4bsnbs ieiHen Qnfang nimmt.
Die ipadsre SGngeri5uar bat ms
ter Der betpGbrtsn 2eituu9 DON mei=
fter 2ouis Gbrautt cine Rsibe bii6s
ifsr GbDre pprbersittt unb auBerosm
lit aud bic Witfpirtilne berrorragens
Der SpIiItsn seIi9ert iporbeu. jobab
bic Hreunhe unb S6nner oieiss riibri4
gen SeIanaoersins, Der gu ben GIteiten
belitI9en @eianspereinsn Der Gtabt
siblt. ainubreider Stunosu Deriihert
ieiu oiirfeu.
9as uolIitGnbiae prpsramm bes
9tbenbs 1T wie fOIst:
Gbpr: nosnsfturm" .grnedRer
Gbpr: .Reuer Sriibling" .petThts
gioIin Solo - ~Rpmansa" uub
ga 3insara" .@ieniatpsti
Fri. 5elen portune
alaSisrbssItituns - Srau @racs
gortuns Gaplun
Cher: ,@esper6bmue" .aummc
4rie aus Carmen (6dbanerd) 8issi
Fri. Gmwo 9urtbarot
gbpr: .6.i mic bic 2er4en finserD
Sdcpbfen
Chr; .Sad unb Sin" Sarpis
@iolir Solp-a) pSop an6 Gears;
81 n8'rceuie"; . rpierrot 9ai"
Fri. Selen portune
g6or: n0er neue 9ursemeiiter'
&unbs
aisber: az Der Sob unb bas mdSi
den" Sdubert; b nS'n iins ths,
lOnas Of atabp" Glup; q ~Solbus
tsnbraut" Shumann
frl. emma 8urfhdrnt
G6or: ,Waisnponne" (aisbsrepelus)
Wein,ierI; y rStn 1aaen Der Ro-
fen; p Der aisbesidmieo"; 81
,Dprf Shnle" .
Seupr Gplo. u. 8. ganersborf,r
A. ~llntsn I'M staIs"; 81 rRsiu Ssrs
thu bih auf" h.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
II f6He.

= Der 19 Sabre uIte SoparbRcIts,
ron Rp. los Msit s. StruBe, GcOiHs'
ton, gsrietb geftern BEL Der 9ibiou Iri
Co., RO. 418 gIm Strabs, 100 er be-
ihdftist 1T, NIT Der re6ten 5anb in
cine StnnSmafdins unb sbs bic Wlo'
ihine unsebuIten rpsrben tonnte. pur'
be Rolie bic 6nnb Ssrmalmt. Der Der
uugIiidte funb gIufuu3ms in itaoti-
i9eu 5cipital.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31

Tie Grpheeidiporensn nntsrbreitttex
eiueu 8uid)t nit rs anfIasen.

ekf@eibunss i}dIIe. = stanb fer
gair 60. - WsrbaubIuns I'm fsalIs
Der Obio Union grepins 60. rsr<
ffobsn. = Der Mudsrsi b.iduIs
biat. - Qa9ldBsS sSa4eH. = g.rs
ftiebenss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
Dtr Staotrat6
seseu bic 1iamonO sis6t So. pirb
oraitifd borsesansen ,uerben.

staOtalupaIt ino srbeitsOireftOr an.
seuieien, iiir cine getriebseinItel.
lung oer @eieuidaft gu iorgen. =
ald)t Genofrntcu itintriten scsen
6ieicn Don Serru @uIIen seiteIlten
slntras. - aoururitiee ernannt,
oas Der stabt aiis Der Sinaiis.
fIemme beIfen foa. - @eiterer
teulpordrer aontraft fiir gIettrisi.
titsraten abgeihloiien. - Seine
gisn6Iieferi,ng in 3llfimfi an
ScnntageH. - @itiineB Wlen's
Club proteitirt sesen be aepora.
tur beg Court StraBe @1rftbnuies.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
gSler.Sunsert.

Ter befennte iimee gianiIt Scicpb
9lb!er wirb ii6 nit einem aon,ert.
oas am WsittIuob GbeHo i'm Gibion
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
GIVEN FREEDOM
AFTER SATISFYING DEBTS

The charge of cohabiting with
Thelma St. Clair, d former denizen
of the redlight district in Ely, which
had been preferred against Richard
Potter, was dismissed in the Justice
court at Cherry Creek last Monday.
when the defendant agreed to mort
gage certain horses belonging to him
for the benefit of creditors in that
community.
After he had been released from
the tolls of the law, Potter continued
on his way to Utah. Potter's first
excursion out of the state was inter-
cepted by Sheriff Grain, who encoun4
tered him at the Bassett ranch in
Spring Valley and brought him back
to Ely that he might face his accus-
ers.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
COUPLE FROM SNAKE VALLEY
ARE MARRIED IN Ely

A wedding of unusual interest to
residents of the eastern part of the
county was solemnized at the Scott
Rooming house last Tuesday after
noon, when Miss Addie Meecham be-
came the bride of r. H. Bassett. The
ceremony vas performed by Justice
II. w. Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lip w. Baker attended the couple. E.
J. Meecham, brother of the bride, and
business associate of the groom, was
also in attendance.
The groom was born in Spring
Valley, being the son of r. l.. Bas-
sett, a pioneer resident of the coun4
ty. who now makes his home in
Utah. The bride is a daughter of
f. w. Meecham of Garrison, Utah.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
discussed Taxes on Sheep

r. j. Williams who Is a deputy in
the Assessors office in Nye county,
arrived last Wednesday from Tono-
pah to confer with Assessor Clark in
regard to an equitable distribution of
the taxes collected from rowing bands
of sheep that Craze in both coun-
ties during certain periods of the
year. Mr.. McWilliams accountered
a good many cronies of bygone days
during his brief stay in the copper
camp.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
Rural Communities u Celebrate

The Nations birthday will not be
neglected at Baker and Garrison, the
enterprising residents of those COM
munities having completed arrange
ments for a rousing celebration. The
periodically inclined at Duckwater
and Currant are unwilling to have
the nations birthday pass without
the occasion receiving the recognition
to which 1t is entitled. The Horton
ranch will be the center of activi-
ties.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
Jail Birds win BE Clean

The county jail is a thing of beau
ty and a joy for It's occupants. Under
the direction of Sheriff Grain all the
old mattresses, blankets and other
similar material have been removed.
New bedding has been substituted for
the undesirable articles. Sheriff
Grain is having the old bedding cart
ed away and burned.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
Pioneer Underwent Operation

Captain William Norman was OPP
Grated on last Sunday in a hospital
at Salt Lake. The pioneer is suffer-
ing no i'll effects from the ordeal, and
expects to leave for California as
soon as he is able to travel. He con-
templates spending the summer
months at Long Beach.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
Visiting Daughter at Lund

Mrs. Allen c. Bragg. formerly prin-
cipal of the Ely school, Is visiting at
Lund with her daughter. Mrs. c. l..
Rowe. She has just completed a sue
cessful term of school at Big Wash
district in the southeastern part of
the county.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
To Increase His knowledge.

Raymond j.. Becraft, who has been
principal Of the school at Lund for
the term just closed, intends to ma
circulate at the Utah Agricultural
college at Logan. He will spend the
intervening period with relatives in
Ogden.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13

J.C.Allen and James Hollan were
departures Friday morning for Chu-
quicamata, Chill, where they have ac-
cepted positions as steam shovel men
for the Chilli Copper company under
Frank Glynn, formerly master me-
chanic for the Nevada Consolidated
1t Copper Flat.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13

down while they were ascending q
summit. The car Immediately start
ed down the hill, but prompt action
on the part of Mr.. States prevented
an accident. Mrs. States was taken
home by a neighbor who passed that
way. Mr.. States remained at the sta,
ton until assistance arrived from
Ely.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13

Miss Francis Coates, who taught
primary work at Kimberly last year,
and her sister, Miss Hazel, who was
teacher in the Osceola district last
year, left Yesterday morning for San
Diego. The brief period of surcease
from educational work will be spent
with relatives.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
Enjoying Rest With Parents

Miss Lucy Rumbaugh returned
during the week from Reno. where
she has been teaching vocal and in
strumental music for the last two
years, and will spend several weeks
In East Ely with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p. Rumbaugh.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
Draws Prize Package

Arrested on the charge of attempt
ing to defraud John A. Howard of the
Lawler house out of money due for
room rent, James Rose drew thirty
days In the Justice court last Thurs
day.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13

Miss Gladys NJ. Lewis, who has
been teaching in the English and
history departments at the county
high school, was a passenger on the
outgoing train Tuesday morning for
Berkeley, where she will spend the
summer vacation with relatives.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13

Charles, the five year old son of
Mrs. o. H. Paulson, matron at the
county hospital, slipped and fell on
a sidewalk in San Francisco last
week, breaking an arm. He has been
with his mother. who has been en-
joying her vacation on the coast.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13

WANTED-An energetic, ambi-
tious, active nan to establish per-
manent business. Health and Acct
dent Insurance. Immediate cash re-
turns and future. Address National
Casualty company, Detroit, Mich.
5-9-3t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
Graduate Gets Employment

Miss Harriet Grier, who graduated
several weeks ago from the CONNER
cial department at the county high
school. has accepted a position with
the Ely Investment company as ste
nographer and typewriter.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
Family Has Close Call

A serious accident was narrowly
averted last Friday by Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. States neal Corners Pass while
they were returning to their home ar
the Pony Express mine. The trans
mission gear on their machine broke
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
Two Genial Conductors

Commuters on the Nevada North
ern's night suburban trains will be
greeted by r. s. Bert for the next
ten days during the absence of VIM.
Padden. who is enjoying a vacation.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-13
To Get Change of Scenery

Mr.. and Mrs. George Manson of
Currant spent Wednesday in Ely on
their way to Salt Lake where they
will visit with friends for a brief
period.