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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
RADTNG DULL;
RAILS INACTIVE
Market Displayed Underlying
strength-More Gold Came
N From Canada.

v YORK. June 1e--Althoueh op-
i,... on the Stock Exchange today
.,,ueh similar to those prevailing
Nss..yious days Of the last week, there
q ouiet underneath strength which
~ very encouraging factor, showing
~ ~. technical position Of the market
s,sana Trading, however, was very
N youeh more so than on any pre-
Iae ssssion throughout the week, and
ne t,torest was shown, either by the
.ua wv eiement or outsiders. The at
s.ssa IN the Street was also light.
aNS.agsa at the opening were of an ir-
,.e sort. and advances were confined
~. roost part to few speciaties, and
~ s.ost prominent Of these were Bald
w T66omotlve, which advanced 2h
w ~ a new high record of 64ls, and
1.sisrs, Securities, which gained over
,rta baldwin was aggressively bought.
nlsallers the rise was attributed to
soo operations.
g.ns we're particularly inactive reports
.,.g rom the Middle West Of expected
a. sl soods tending to keep down trading
Z ssssa issues, while the coppers took on
@s.ssvth toward the end Of tho session,
y, advances we're not large. American
s..l,Ing and National Lead both dropped
.sssr Yesterdays close, following the an
..gneement by the former that the price
le,..d bed been further reduced to so
s,ae, after showing a sagging tendency,
.a sv1 nn something favorable for Steel
/. l'p,sH bsnE talked of, but no one seems to
,sow what 1t is. It is pointed out tot
~, n,hing. that It Is not expected that
n. ~ npveTnnent will press It's suit against
~ y sorther. and, then again, prices for
',,si PRODUCTS are higher.
'ess eoid continues to flow from Canada,
roSay s2,bOO,0OO came in. 1t Is felt that
~ rone time TO come, and 1t Is also
.snscted. Y. that steps will be taken in the
sssr future for the establishment of a
sIg credit here by the European bel
irsrent nations. England is the first
"a that Is expected to do this, and the
smount mentioned is s2O,0O0O0O
Rates in the foreign exchange market
,oday were a trifle steadier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
VEGETABLES

Offerings were fairly liberal and prices gen.
orally favored buyers, with trade slow. Quo
tations White potatoes, per bushel, Maine 20
q25c. do, New York. as to quality. 20d25c.;
No ., 76e. RSl; do. South Carolina, No. /.
St.26fii. IS: DO, No. 2, 5O475e.i onions, Texas
per GUNNER crate, fancy. 6O6pTOc.; do, poor,
95abOc. cabbage, Norfolk. per crate, 40d50c.
do, Norfolk, per barrel a0a50e do, Eastern
Shore per crate 40ll50c.: caulihOwer, Norfolk.
per hamper, 50d7bc.; beans, per lb-barrel has
ket, North Carolina. green and wax 25l95c. (:
Florida per box, S242. 5Oi cuoumbers, North
Carolina, per I5-barrel basket, 26a50c.i DO,
south Carolina, per 1-3-barrsl basket, 2b6pi0c. /:
squash. Norfolk. per lb-barrel baseet 5oee1ec. /;
peppers, Florida, per carrier, sl.oO42; hsets,
Southern, per 100 punches, 81: tomatoes, Flor
ida per carrier, fancy s1.5O6l2; do, choice, 81
dl,50, do. Mississippi per case, 6og7oc !;
I-pound basket. b0c. dS2.25
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
Phila. Guaranteelng Mortgages, Year

The eighth annual report Of the Rhiladelphis
Company for Guaranteeing Mortgages for the
fiscal year ended May 20. 1Ol5 shows that
gross earnings for the year amounted 70 S2l1.
$40. OF which si25,sO consisted OF interest ana
sSB3t2 OF premiums. Expenses and taxes
amounted TO $40 225, leaving net earnings OF
Sl60, 500. Dividends Of per cent, on SOU, 60
capital stock, aggregatlng Sl20 000 we're paid
leaving a surplus for the year OF $40. 1898.
on June !, 1914, the company had on hand
mortgages amounting 10 50, 063, 500, During the
last fiscal year mortgages purchased aggre-
gated 81, ,bfa sO0 and those sold with guarantee.
satisfied and reduced amounted 10 81 500 $50
leaving on hand on June /. 1918, a balance OF
So, DsT ITO Net additions % guarantees for the
year amounted to ST. 52e bs0 and total guar
anteas outstanding at the close OF the year
aggregated SIS, ,O2o, $50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
CUT EMPLOYEES TINE
sisiboFough Workers win Have 10
Hour Day Instead Of -.

-" YORK, June 1s.-T. p. shonts.
sat OF the Interborough Consolidat-
81. spefation, announces that on and
F July / the 2927 employees at sta-
Z ca the subway ana elevated lines.
etking Y hours e day, will be
On l0-hour day without any re-
aa IN wages.
seaetlon Ia working time increases
iaqsf Of station employees % per
total of about 500. The man
expects that the shorter work.
els enable the employees e serve
zais better.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Notwithstanding were ample for the
limited requirements OF the trade and the mar
ket was Without important change Quotations.
Western aolid-paeked creamery, fancy specials,
9OAo. extra. 2sisc.L extra hrsts, lSq2ee. J
B2c, average extra, 2e49lc.: DO, fair to eood,
20a37o, EaTlclty, 24R20c.; Jobbng Hnies OF
fancy prints. 3Oq90c,
EGds.-onerings were largely Of more OF
less heat-damaged stocks, which were pressed
for sale on buyers terms but strictly flne
fresh eggs were in fair demand at top prioee,
We quote as follows: In free oases. nearby
rNtrnB 24c. per doz.; frgtE. SO, u per standard
case; nearby current receipts, S0S0 per case
Western extra nrsts. SOLE ,geT- case hrats,
fancy collected caudled eggs were joebing al
o6a2Tc. Der dos.
CHEESE,-Supplies were email and val
ues were we'll maintained, but demand WA
only moderate. Quotations: New York. full
cream, choice, row, 14l4Ql4Nc.; specials high.
er; do. do, fair TO good, now, i81s9l4ei do,
unrt Rkims sipt2o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
NEW YORK CURB
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Average Reserves Increased More
Than Ten Millions.

An Increase of s1O.7O1, $50 was shown III
he average reserves of the New York
banks for the week just ended. Actual
reserves only Increased about half that
amount.
Loans expanded over thirteen millions,
and there were big gains in deposits.
TutaI loans are now So, 473, SIS. 900, with de-
mand deposits of s2,4O5, ,49S, 900, and time
deposits of $685. 1872 OOO The excess re-
serye is $500. 400, 1870. Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
ooLDFTELD STOCKS
Brennan Dlseounts FalI

BERLIN. June 19.-The weekly statement
of tha Imperial Bank Of Germany tor the week
Gaid Increased 235. 600 marks; loans INCREASED
"a 600 marks; treasury bills increased sfs.V Vog
fnarksi metal stocks, treasury cefslhfatss tss so
.sefes 81 other banks dacreaaed e. $50 &C
,1+sFls. discounts decreased ~, ,ael, 600 marks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19

CHICAGO. June 0.--HOGS.-Recelpts, TOOO;
market strong. Mixed and buteher5. ST4O8
S7,l697.3Oj Light. $7.6Oq7.02; pigs. SJ.2587 90;
bulk ST.6047,S0 80
ATTLE.-ReceiptJ, 200. Beeves $4,000
ESQ; cows and heiters, S3,25Q9i Texans, 80
as. so; calves, S7.25Ql0.25.
FP.-ReceiptB, 5000; market steady, Ma
tive and Western. IS. 5O86,40: lambs S6709
0.25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
PROVISIONS

There was a light jobbing movement
and no important change in priess Cue.
t99tions clnty beef IN sstH' sE'oEed and
smoked, 25a2So, city beef, knuaklss and ten.
dcrs, smoked and air-driod, 27@2so.; Western
beef hams, S8la32; pork, family S22022. H0i
hains 8. p. cured. loose, iS8tsNc.; do,
skinned, loose, 12Adi2Me,; do, do, smoked,
19hRi4o.. other hams. smoked. city cured as
to brand and average, 19AGt4c. hams. smoked,
22d2Bc, picnic shoulders, s. 7. cured, loose,
10ndl1c.; do smoked, t1a1iMc; belliea, IN
pickle according to average, loose, 1lmai2a.l
cured, 1G9lTc.i breakfast bacon, Western
cured, 166t1c. lard, Western refined, IN tleroes
or tubs, 1Oai Ollie; lard, pure city, kettle rom
dered in tierces Na11o.; lard pure city,
kettle rendered, IN tubs, 10k1t1c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
Defer Delaware Bridge Dividend

aase9 FridEs Company have deferred action
se~9 ~ ~ ss1niannual dividend due at this time
until ~ lie comoany's 81 800 coo capital stock
a. owned 81 the PenngglFania a4liFeaa S9lai s3i
pay - NJ cent was declared which com
es4 esne4 ssytfbF per cent. paid AZ several preesa-
i59 ssunIannual peHloda-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
BANK CLEARINGs EXPAND
Boston Leads List With 81 Per Cent.
Rlse; Philadelphia's Gain 1.3 Per Cent.

An Increase of AZ per cent. was shown
q the weeks bank olearings throughout
The country. Boston led the list with
q per cent. expansion, while Philadelphia
enly Increased 13 per cent.
The total clearings were S320s, 9Ss,5O9
against $3.OSs 624751 last week and
e,6sos5035 for the corresponding week
ast year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Customary Weekend Quietness Pre-.
vailed.

LONDON. June 1e.--There was no devil
alton from the customary weekend com
ditions on the Stock Exchange today and
. trading was quiet. A heavy tone pre-
vailed In gilt edge securities. The city
had not expected the next war loan be-
fore autumn and its earlier fiotation was
attributed to the desire OF the Govern
ment to encourage thrift. 1t is probable
that the smallest application will be fav-
Grad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19

The interstate Commerce Commission
today held present carload rates and
rainlmum weights on gypsum pFoaaets.
Grand Rapids 10 northern Illinois ana
southern Wisconsin alseE Elillilst9is -
s-ssTsd ne dlacgimlnation removed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
NnrFs OF NE RAIL

The Isl principal steam railroads OF the
United States earned during ApIll. 4sl9'
net operating revenue OF fss.ses'Vae' nc
Interstats Commerce Commission today
rsnortsd. The total operating revenue
~ thess roads amounted to $50 1881, as9
ana operating expenses sls5 5i8isA Ret
rsvenne per mile in April, 1915, was ~
compared with $50 for April 1914
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
COTTON

NEW YORK. June 19.--An easier ten-
dency was shown in cotton this morning.
prices remaining unchanged to I pointa
lower. Trading was lifeless. The cables
from Liverpool were lower and the
weather conditions throughout the belt
were favorable. Closing prices were
to points below yesterdays Anal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Northern Central Railway Company, regular
ssnsfannuaI Z GER cent. payable July 70 as
FsaIstered june 50.
ssharon steel Hoop Company regular quar-
tariT fa per cent, PAYABLE july y.
afobsla and ohio HAlsas. 4s=ssat es44A5
- I n6r cent. rayabis june = e sloeA %
Faeard Iuna IS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. June 10.--BUTrER-M Market
Ssi,aS2siSc.; higher scoring. 2sag2ySsc. state
dsiry 2sG3Sl5c; imitation creamery 23q2i5sc.
EGGS-NaTket irmer; receipts. II. $40 pack
a Us. extra hrsts, 20kg2lc., fresh gathered
SSsts I0652Oc fresh gathered; nearby whites
221123kc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
FRESH FRUITS

The market was quiet and without impartant
bbl lt %tBaldwin' So 56aa,56; Ben Davis. sad2, so;
Western. per box, 75e, a$l.25 peaches, Georgia,
per cratei S2a25o; lemons MOI sorSg PCT box S225gs
Florida per box, S150a250; plneapples, per
crate-Pofto Rico, S292,5 Florida. s2g2.6oi
cherries. sweet. per h.. egso. do. sour, per
ana Maryland. 49Te.; Jersey. 2asc.; black
berries. North Carolina, per quart 5Qgc
per quart, t08l2e.; watermelons, Florida, per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
CLEARINGs SHOWED coon IMPROVEMENT hi
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AMI R1n1iR

wHEAT.-Reoeipts, 1S,1se buth. The mar
kot was quiet but steady at the late advance.
Quotations; car lots, in export clevator--No. z
red, nominal, Si.2t41.26; No, red Western,
81. t.34d1.97
CORN.-Trade was quiet, but values were
steadily held, Quotations. Car lots for local
trade. az 70 location-No. yellow, eSqS2l4c, I
sH Steamer yellow, $50 Eo. 3 yellow 1s'5@
oATs.-Receipts, bA,4TA bush, There was
little trading and the market was unchanged;
Quotations. No. 2 white, B5061iac.; standard
white. 5iq54,ac, No. white, b9d0siso.
FlOUR.-Reccipte 8l66 bbie and 1920
100 lhe, In sncks. There was little trading,
but mill limits were well maintained. We quote
Per 1875 lbs IN wood: Winter clear, &f00l l9i
DO, straight, S6.7tdo DO, patent toae, 81
kansas, straight, tute sacks ~. l0fl9; ;2bi do,i
clear, RSp0G9 loi do, straisht, t6.loQa2Qi dos
patent $1,000 04O, do, favorite brands SO zoo
pTbi city mills, onoioe and fancy petenti
SG5oa6 %; city mills, regular grades--W Winter
clear, S5.50lfb.Ib; do, straisht sSTb00f DO,
patent SGfid 2S
RYE FLOUR was quiet but steady under
small supplioa, We quote nearby and western
IN wood. at S5905o. per bbl., aA 10 auality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
POULTRY

LIvE-,There was little trading. but of
ferinEs of desirable stock were moderate
and Values were generally steady. Quotations.
Fowls, 15d15tc.; exceptional lots hlgheri
rooste:s. I1Ii2c. brolling chickens fancy, no,
toghOrns. Weighing iiEg5 lbs. apiece, 24a2se;
brolling chickens, not Leghorns, Weighing Ia
IL lbs, apiece, 21q2Se3 broiiing chickens !, eysi
Leghorns, weighins lMgS IDS apie9e, ZIG S4 z4I;
lie. apiece, isP2oc.; ducks. Pekin, i4g16e,
ducks Indian Runner. 12813c.; pigeons, old
per pair. 25d2sc.; pigeons. young, per pair
DREssED.-Trade was slow and prioei
favored buyers; We quote as as fSilows , Fresh;
dry-pasked fancy ssleoted,, O., 1o1sc' weigh, ,'.
81sa4 lbs ~s,g2i,eeeo Isle TySSishnE l9s l9s
apiece, 1sc, do, smaller Sizes. lgklalTl4e,i
en- SHsLJsSssys, fGqSy 5Sd55sj other 81 nearby qEE6y
26a9sc.; do, weighing lQlA lbs. 2sq25c
spring ducks, l6glSe.; SQUADS, per doz;-
lGdG';' 500 white. Weighing 0 to 10 lbs. per doz.
SS. S.i6d3. 30; white, weighing lbs. per doz.
$256a279 DO. do, lbs pc; SEgY S0s 5292 ~
81 g5Qfi so; small and No, 2. 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. juno 1s.-The prices for coffes
were somewhat easier today. Initial quota
showed losses OF to 15 points. Trading was
fairly active. Prices follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
cnTToN STATISTICS

me statistical position Of cotton Is as fol-
lows' -rAt. .,..., Y..t v,s.n r.a-. v-ar
Visible supply 0OT1,s07 6,224,A5A 4,2ii.aos
| OF which Amer -, a., -. a.. 80. -
lean ,...,... Asazoioso 7sasb-e7 ~fzAAee@
/ Total IN sight - -. /. -. ss. 7, "a. ss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
Lead Reduced Again

Ayp,yV YORK. June le.-rhs American smeltr
- -sa = e6nia4 Company toeay made 9 fur
tbsr reduction in price Of lead OF he 70 oAe'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
RATES For MONEY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

YORK June l0.-rhs foreign exchange
81 ruled steady today
z Sterling. Francs. Marks. Llrea.
asss .sts.s... A.T62 B45A s2h 5.0a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
Financial Briefs

Tho American Locomotive Company
has given orders to start the Cook plant
at Paterson, which has been operating at
virtually the lowest point of operations
In years. The plant will run in full
working order for 20 large engines ordered
from Belgium, and, 1t is understood an
equal number of engines for stock pur-
poses will be made.
Bids will be received until June % by
Lower Merton Township Up. o. Ardmore)
Montgomery County, Pa for $4,000 4h
per cent. highway bonds; until June %
by Woodbury., Gloucester County, N. j.,
for $4,000 school bonds; until Juno % by
Long Branch, Monmouth County, N. j..
for S95.5O0 per cent, 3O-year rcfunding
bonds; until July s by MorrIstown, Nor
ris County N. j., for $4,000 per cent
l-2S-year school bonds, and until June
by Wilmington, Del, for 100000 Al
per cent. building commission bonds.
Emergency currency outstanding in tho
country has been reduced to 81 .250,OO0.
1t is understood that control Of the
American Manganese Bronze Company at
Holmesburg has passed from the Ameri-
can Brass Company to tho Du Points
Commercial failures this week in tho
United States were $50, against 426 last
week. 3IS In the preceding week and 333
in the corresponding week OF last year
wurts, Dulles & Co. have been awarded
100000 AZ per cent. Improvement bonds
Of the city of York, Pa,
Applications to list on the New York
Stock Exchange were as follows: United
Cigar Stores Company of America,
A,527 900 per cent. cumulative preferred
stock and S27162,OOO common stock;
Dome Mines Company. Ltd, %,0OO00O
capital stock; Rutland Railroad Company,
$500, 900 additional first consolidated mort
gage ~ per cent. 5O-year bonds.
According to Bradstreet weather irregu-
larlties over a wide area have restricted
current distribution of seasonable goods.
while excessive moisture In the surplus
graln-producing States has retarded har-
vesting or crop growth. and, pending the
outcome of international political mat
ters, some interests prefer to work along
conservative lines On tho other hand.
Industrial operations continue to expand.
Crop dlversihcation In the South. where
trade is quiet, has been proved feasible,
and this fact has induced brighter views
as to the future. Demand for money for
crop-moving purposes Is enlarging and
rates are firmer.
There has been deposited in the New
York subtreasury $2,60O,0OO gold received
from CANADA
The Captral Railway Companv of
Rrazil has placed an order with the
hi,oriet,,, iann5I,ott,,..
Tho Bank Of England has sold f524OOO
in foreign gold coin and has set aside
f6Si,oOO gold in sovereigns for Argentine
account.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
Philadelphia Reserve Bank Statement
BANK CLEARINGS

eieaFlngB today compared with eoTTs-
49, ief6. 1914. 1918.
aslphia. s25 ee1 $50 s27 600 623 S25. 957 e5l
,... 809ss, fa2 q. 1855 SO 4,3l2 5l9
York. .2s7. 40, go eco, 4Os T02 s26. 046. $40
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
REFINED SUGARS

Tho market was quiet, but steadily held. We
quote renners list prices; Standard granulated
81 &C.; extra fine formulated 8.l0c,; powdered
d20c. confectionery A. &C.. soft grade, 5.25
as A5c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
pennsyIyanIa Coal Shipments

,I,ba amount OF coal and coke carries on
Tssnnsyiyania Railroad lines east Of Pitts
bnSrrH6 ana Erie for the month and period
endIae MAY si, 1915. compared with the same
periods last year Nsy ,a1B nae
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
Live sTOCK OuOTATIONs

Total sales 123. 300 shares, compared wi
423, 100 shares last Saturday; this weok ., 20
600 shares; last week. $3.50. 100 shares.
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BONDS.
5000 Reading gen IS .,.;..,...,...'
1000 Reading Jer Central .,.,.,',..


5000 Reading gen 40 ,,,.'s.''''''''''''' va
1000 Eleo = Peoples I.r e '''''''''''' N
a60O Eleo q Peoples IT as ..'ssss'''ss "a,
III Cambria Steel scrip May lblf''''. va
106O Amer Gas g Electric bs,......'.''' 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
BAR SILVER

= plls.ss z ~ slF siissF q I'la'a = p
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
CHARLES PLACE ARRESTED
FOR DISTURBING PEACE.

Charles Place was arrested last
Wednesday by Sheriff Grain on the
charge of disturbing the peace In the
immediate vicinity of the restaurant
connected with the Hotel Ely. which
Is conducted by his mother.
The defendant imagined that he
was a serapper. According to the
complaint he challenged several per-
sons to fight and otherwise interfer-
red with the peaceful atmosphere Of
that portion of the city by making
loud and unusual noise. Place has
not been given a preliminary hearing
in the justice court. He will prob
ably be arraigned Tuesday.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
BUD BODELL BITTEN BY
RATTLE SNAKE WEDNESDAY,

Bud Bodell was bitten on the left
arm last Wednesday by a huge rattle
snake, while he was eating lunch
about two miles south OF Copper
Flat. He reached for a newspaper a
short distance from where he was
sitting ON the ground and the snake
jumped at him from a place of con-
cealment, embedding his fangs just
below the elbow
Mr. Bodell was in charge of a gang
of foreigners. who yer repairing the
meal, when the venomous reptile put
when he met with the accident, and
his crew we're enjoying their midday
meal, when the venomous repteil put
an appearance Without delay he
FASTENED to Ruth and obtained medi-
cal assistance No serious conse-
quences are anticipated
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Death of John Hyiand.

John Hyland, underground fore
maj at the Ruth mine. died last
Thursday at Steptoe hospital from
injuries sustained several weeks ago.
The deceased is we'll known through.
Il the Ely district. He is survived
By two brothers. John and Patrick
three sisters. Mrs John Mcdonald.
wife Of the former superintendent al
the Vessran. Mrs John C~aufeld, and
Mrs. Felix Mcdonald. The funeral
will occur tomorrow from st. Mary'g
church in Salt Lake. The deceased
was a native of England and was A
years of age.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
ARRESTED FOR GIVING
WHISkEY TO INDIANS.

Ralph Mues, who now occupies q
berth at the county jail, thought he
was pulling a suitable and elusive
stunt, when he invited Grace Strait
and Rosy John. two Indian bellies. to
partake of a glass and a half OF
whiskey.
The mar whose principal aim
seems to be a desire to consort with
redskins, was detected in the act of
feeding intoxicants TO the natives and
was promptly taken into custody.
The Indian girls are not wards of the
government.
No definite date has been set for
The arrangement If the accused In
The justice court
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04

Richard Thomas. formerly post
master at Kimberly and at present
manager of the Standard Mercantile
company at Bingham Canyon, and
Mrs. Hazel Chase of Bingham were
married in Salt Lake last Wednesday.
They concealed their plans in such a
way that the news of the marriage
came as a complete surprise to their
many friends.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Former Ely Girl TO Teach.

Miss Alice Dees. a former resident
and graduate of the county normal
school at Eureka, has been engaged
to teach school in the Strawberry dis
trict in the Newark valley mex term.
1t is the general impression in the
western part of the county that the
Dewey and Strawberry districts will
be combined with a centrally located
school house.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
OH. You. Frisky Frisco.

Warren N. Pickett is doing Frisco
and the fair besides hitting up the
high places in hat Bohemian village.
ing up to expectations, but complains
about the cold weather in the me-
tropolis of the golden state.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Politician Makes Brief Stay.

James II. Moyle, Democratic candi-
date for United States senator in
Utah at the last election, and party
passed through Ely last Sunday on
their way to San Francisco. where
they intend to spend several weeks at
the exposition.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04

]. w. Fetty, in company with his
son, Cecil. returned last Sunday
from Salt Lake where he purchased a
Little Giant" auto truck. He will
use the machine in connection with
his transfer business.