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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13

Die GnelGnber pihen nitt
mas iie tbun iollen, pb lie bic geIase'
runs bon aonitantinopel aufseben Obe,
| ii1 sessn bic @roberuns BON SerbieT
| ftemmen iplIen. Sds lit eine eigen'
tbiimlite ALTERNATIVE, ba beioes ii6 all
basielbe belGuft. Der 3ielpuatt Der
beuti9en 9erbiinbeten 1T apuitnntino-
pei. Ob iie bic aaiirten in SalIipoIi
pber in Serbien idIasen, lit pasIelbe.
Die Dabrbeit 1T, bab bic GnslGnber
9alIipoli rGumen miHen, ipell lie ionit
in 9efabr iteben, iammt uno ionners
baielbit in 9efanseni6aft gu geratbsn.
6aben iie @allipoli gerGumt, ouan bres
den bic Siirten berpur unb unterifiiben
bic @erbiinbeten in Serbien rsip. Sra
oebonien. Glsi6oiel mas bic Gngldnz
Der tbun, iinb iie seidIagsn. Gin
mi rtIamer Wiberitanb auf Der einen
ober anberen Ssite 1T auseeiblpfen.
neil bic 2llliir.en ni9t bic n6ibise
Seeresmadt beiiBen, lin Der ii6errdltis
ssnben Ma6t Der 9erbiinbeten Stanb
su balten. Sic tonnen es nidt Daeen,
Sruppen bonn ipeItli1en &riegsidaus
plat 3uriidsu5ieben, neil alsoann Der
Sur9brud Der 9eutid,en in 5lonbern
auf Der STEELE erfolsen tpiirbe. Die
Gage Der 4uiirten 1T 70 per5tpeifelt.
bab iie, ipsnn lie nod einsn 5unten
llebsrlesung iibris bGttsn, I'm Trisbsn
bitten tpiirben, benn Elm 8linber lam
es ieben, bab lie ibrer DD1isen 3ermdIs
mune nidt entgsbsn tSnnen. Sie eins
stse Soffnune, bic iie nod 6attsn, be-
itanb barin, in 9euti9lanb cirbrs6en
su tDnnen, unb bisie 1T b0Gig bas
bin. Dos bic Qlliirtsn jsBt nod tbun
tOnnten, I'm bic Rieberlage ab!upebs
ren, tpiiIen iie ielber ni6t. Wsit
finanSielIer 2lusbunssrung 1T aidhts gu
pollen unb aud ni6t nit pbniiTtler
Gusbunserung. Gbenio penig mil
Qufreibung bes beutI9en Menitsnmas
tsrials. Sieies pirb in genialsr @eiie
bur9 cine Sluntsnbepegung in gfrita
asidont, nelds, tpenn ooll5ogen, unb
lie 1T ni6t su Oerbirbern, bic Gnaldns
Der Dor bic Wabl itslIen ipirb, ertireoer
Jriebsn au f9lieben ober auf ibre
SerrIflaft in Qiien uno afrita. mo- bic
Durssln ibrer Wa6t liegen, at oers
sidtsn. 9eritodt unb riidii6tslOs, fpie
iie iinb, lit bod nit 9eipib6eit Do-auss
5ufeben, bab lie ii6 gum Tricbsn ents
f6liebsn tperben. Was lie ieBt mod
tbun, I'm bus Satum ub5ufuenosn. 1T
lebisli9 eine setpifenlofe 9erseubung
Don Gut unb glut. Sn ipGteitens
brei WondteH pirb bas S6idinI fi6
erfiilIt baben, bab bic 2l[Iiirten ruf ben
anisn liegen unb Inn 5rieben bitten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13
Die alaae sssen bic gselp gOrt

Die &lase sssen bic ytctp Yort
gfut,lal 2ife Sniuranee Comp, burd
ipeId]e iie nerbinbert iperben foa, ibre
gelber in ensliidsn unb frdnsSiiiden
Staatspapieren ansulesen, ipirb bon
ben probriten dls elm beutf1es Mas
n6per beaeidnet, bas nad 4niidt oes
praiibenten nit ellI9aftli6er gehs
tuns beitraft iperben iollte. 9ber bas
lit cine llnipabrbeit, oenn es ban>
belt iia I'm etne @ahruns bsredz
tistsr SntersTen. Der Snba6er cine,
poIice in elmer @erii9erungss s@siell>
idaft bat bas Redt, gu perlansen, bab
bic ibr anpertrauten 9elber nit Der
srobten @orii9t perpaltet peroen unb
es unterliest nidt bem minbeIten 3lpeis
fel, bab es seeen bic primitipiten Rez
seln peritDbt, 9ertrauensselper in pa
pieren eines 2anbes anSulegen. bas ii6
i'm ariese befinoet, ba Hiemano oors
ausieben tann, pie Elm 2anb Surd
einen &ries finanSieq enttrGftet tperben
tDnnte, 10 baB es auber Stunbe fpdre.
feline papiere ein5ul0ien ober car niht
einmal fdbis mare, bic 3inien prompt
su entrihten. 9ieie 9efiir6tunn 1T in
8esue auf ensliIde papiere Inn 10
mebr besriinoet, als nOtoriid 1T, bub
gnslanb in bieiem Sabre cine rieii9e
S9ulbenluit auf iid senpmmen bat
unb bub es se5pungen fein pirb, nod
lpeitere S4uloen aufSunebmen. Die
policensS Snbaber baben unter iolden
llmitdnben 9runb, gu befiirdtsn, bab
eine 9eriiderunasseIelfhaft oSsr cine
9ant, bic ibr 9elb in iplaen 9npieren
dnIest, in bic Gage geratben tonnte,
bab iie ibre Decentralization ae9en ibre
policens Snbaber ober Oepoiitpren ni4t
gu erfiillen permas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13

Der GrobFiiritin Selsnt, Der S1lpeiter
bes 3drsn Nitolaus /. Dds tpnr eiIie
arobe Muiiifreinbin nnb in ibreii
RGnmen ipurbsn sldn5enbe aowerte
psranitaltet, bic giubenftein lsitete.
Mii bieIem aufammten. unb inter
itiibt bonn 3aren ber@robfiirftin grilll'
bette er bas beriibmt sefporbens Ct.
petersburger Mifiii Gonierpdto'
rum. BORT fpurbe Der alaptsrDtr'
.iiOie aebrer unb gu ieinen S6ileri'
5db!te au9 annstte Giiipoff. Die pa,
tsre arobe alapisrfiiniflsrin. Ils
feline 1rau, Elm Jrdulein bon Gri.oes
burg, unter ieinen aaunen unb itinsm
beftigen Temperament a[l5u fart lit.
irennte iie iitf bon ibm. inb aeftitiB'
ip teiratbete feline bette Sfiilrir Wes
nise Sabre Ipdter iiebelts er na6 Wien
iibsr unb sriinbete feline Wuiifiduls,
an Der aud, mebrsre Sabre lang feis
ne ssrdu, 9lnnstis gifipoff pirtte.
Do6 aud 6isfe gbs eeitaltete ilh febr
itiirmii6, unb i'm Sabre 1892 trtHns
ie ii9 bag Gbepaar, unb Der ihon
beiobrte Wldnn fdrsdte feIbit Dor eis
ner britien Seiraib ni4t 3uraiid, uno
ma9te feline Seretdrin su feiner
syrau. 9ieie entlit foII bic Gabs be-
iiben, ben Ieiht srreeboren Wlann gu
beberrf6en. unb 5rieben unb Gin
ira6t foll.n isbt in bas Setm bes sro'
Ben Wuiiters eineeaossn fein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13

Damn fam Der ansriff. mir tbaien.
ipas mir follten. Wie INNER. mir
nabmsn ben 9iisel, mir bieL.en ibn
5dh. Gin paar Menfden fpitete Der
9iigel bas 2cben - ipie imnlsr - ilns
ter ibnen mar bas aoblen3iebermdnn=
lein. aopH9uB. - er bat nidt msbr
medern tonnen. Gs mar nihtS befons
beres. Wir baben sstban, mas mir oft
gstban. gsieben, sefiibIt, mas mir oft
sefiiblt. Gin pdar iinb Draufaesarlz
gen :. ipie INNER. Gin pnar TraHsn
mebr, bic ipeinen. Wismanb ,ann bas
dnbern. Woreen sebt es ipeiter.
Bir laufen binter ben Rufen bsr.
Gs 1T INNER basfeIbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13

beg prGi'henten nidt gum S6tpeisen
brtnsen tperben. Snneit bat Der pr1s
iibent ni4t bic minbsite llrlade, auf
ieine politit ftol5 su fein, ba lie lebiga
LID in elmer llntertperfung unter bic
brutaliten @eipaltutte Gnglanbs be-
ltebt. Dem praiibsnten fpirS es be-
ltlHmt niht gelinsen, bem ameritanis
iden Wolte besreiflih su MAIDEN, baB
es eirten 8etpeis feiner Sreuc Iiefert,
inbem es biefe Demiitbigungen rubia
binnlmmt unb Dieienisen. bic iih niht
oenutplgen ipollen, nit seieufdaftIider
4edtuns gu bebroben, lit, um unB eis
nes milosn 4usbruds gu bebisnsn,
febr tiibn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13

Sie ameritanii den fleif4z
pater lpenben ii6 an bas umeritaniide
publitum I'm Silfe sessn bic 8es
briidunsen @nslanbs, ipelae Der pras
iibent ibnen bislans nid,t se!pdbrt bat.
Rddh benz Ratbe beg prdiibenten miiB>
ten Oiejenigen, ipsl4e ben 4ufruf err
laHen baben, sieGi idaftli6 in Qdbt uno
8ann getban fperoen unb ebenIo 4Ge,
bic Der aniiat limb, oab bic Der.
Siauten enolid CUR Babrung Der
Redte ibrsr giirser eini9rsi.en fols
ten. 4ber elm besei6nenberes aoms
mentar auf bas @erbalten Der @omis
niitration lam man iid ni6t benten,
als Die S6atfdae, bab amerlt1niihs
9si6dftsleute ii9 se5punsen ieben,
aessn Das 8erbaltsn Der Qbmini3trass
tion in elmer bic Gbre unb bic Redts
Der glation tief beriibreuben 4naeies
qenbeit an bas BOLT gu appellirsn.
Der prGiibent lpirb febr balb bic gnts
bedung MAIDEN, bab bic nlauten' 2euh
bic feline golitit mibbinisen, purdaus
nift 10 sering an 3ahl unb 10 ma6ts
los an Ginflub iino. pis er es oars
itslt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13

Die Rem gurter @orlb"
bas probritiihe Organ, i4reitt: Die
britii6e lnterIdlasuns DOT aabelbes
psidsn spii4en ben Der. Staaien uno
Den nsutralen 2Gnbsrn bat oem Her
yorter GrportseidGft einen idnersa
'S6las Dsriebt." Sin5usefiiat pirb,
baB aud bic griefppit in Derisl6sn
Weiie unterbriidt pirb unb in JOlae
befen geitequngen aug ben reutrulen
aGnbern ni9t nnd Rep Yort gelangen
i0nNen. Der S6aben tpirb dnf Wlils
lionen Don Dollars oeranfbldgt. Be
ihperoen beim Stadtsbepartemeni
limb, pie iibli6, fru4tlos gepeisn.
Gin Dint, bab, ipem bieie 9rutulitGt
ni6t aufbOrt, Elm Waffsnausfuhrprbot
erfolgen ptrb. mare geniiseno, a5er bas
ipiiroe gngluno ni9t paien, barum
unterblsibt es. Die amsritanifden
8aufleuts unb 6armsr tDnnen ieben,
lpie iie fertig rperbsn. Gs tpGre tsin
f6ls4ter Wts, penu iie iid an ben
enslii4sn StadtssSstretGr UNI bic
!Silfe fpsnbeten, bic lie pom cmeritas
nif6en StaatssSetretGr ni6t .rfdnaen
tonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-13

SrOB ber Gnlei6e BON SOC
Willionsn Dollars 1T Der Sterlinss
@edfelturs pieb.r auf 4.67 gefallen,
mas Elm Rii6saus bon II Gents 1T unt
bas 9fuub Sterling lin unsefGbr 81.
proSent entpertbst, unb bic &urit
fallen nod tpsiter, bab man cine Gnt.
ipsrtbung bon fiinf pro3ent bsfiir9tet
Gs 1T ssndu bas eingetroffen, .oas mir
Doraussdast baben. Wait 500 Wils
lionen Tam teine @erbinblidteit BON
2 WiIliarbsn ssbedt iperben, sumal
tpeun nod beitdnbig neue Shulber
bin5utommen. Die peitere Solge ia.
ben mir e6enfals norausgeTdgt. Gs
ipirb nGmlif bapon gfpro9en, abers
malls 500 WiuioneR Dollars aufsuneb.
men, aber beaeidnenber Weiie fon tetne
6ffentlits Betbsiligung fattfinben.
neil man gefeben bat, ipie fpenig bas
grobe publitum fid fir bic 4nleibe be-
eeiitert bat. Man ipill, bab bic Ban,
fen bic neiten 800 WilIionen Dollars
berssben. Selbt auf bic Gefabr FIN,
Der pom prdfibenteu angeorobten ses
feaf4aftli9en ae4tung au DerfaltH,
miiifen mir bas publifum 3ur itrengs
fen Wd6tfamteit cruabnen. baH bic
8dnten unb Electromagnetic
ten bis ibnen dnnrtrauten Gelber ni4t
nod tpeiter in unliqutbtrbarsE englis
(4en papieren anIegeu.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
NEW TRAIN SERVICE.

Effective July 21st daily train will
be operated between East Ely and
Copper Flat and Ruth, leaving East
Ely 1920 p. NJ, hurry Street 1890
p. NJ. Arriving Copper Flat 1854
p. NJ, Ruth 1853 P. NJ. Leave Ruth
100 p. NJ, arrive hurry Street 1:27
z. NJ, East Ely 1:35 p. NJ.
Train leaving East Ely for hurry
Street at 1:10 p. NJ. and leaving
hurry STREET for East Ely at 1920 p.
NJ. will be discontinued.
This change has been inaugurated
to provide a more convenient train
service between Ely and the mines,
making il possible for residents at
Copper Flat or Ruth to make the
trip to Ely for shopping or other
purposes after the noon lunch hours.
7-11-2t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11

July 10th. An idea of the immens-
ity of the crop may be gained from
the figures of one statistician VINO
estimates that If all the eanteloupes
figuring on a basis of six inches each,
were placed end TO end, they would
extend a distance Of 600 miles. II
the crates. averaging two feet in
length. we're piled up end on end,
they would reach SAB miles into the
sky. more than % per cent of them
invisible to the naked eye. In other
words, he estimates that the crates,
stretched end to end, would stream
over the national highway from
Brawley to Los Angeles, weave
through every block of Los Angeles
166 miles of paved streets, flow
down the Coast Line 10 San Diego,
and then over mountain passes, dip
into the valley again and complete
the circuit.
About 800 or 400 cars of shocks
are required for the crates, which
are valued at $500, 600. Each car con
tains an aveage of 10000 pieces of
shook, each one cut especially to
make the different sized crates. The
are made by hand. About
1000 kegs of nails are necessary,
containing over zoe. 000.0 00 nails,
all of which must be handled one at
a time. Averaging each crate at
only 90 melons, the total number of
will reach about 10000. 900.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
RECORD FRUIT SHIPMENT.

The record for daily shipments of
canteloupes IA of the Imperial Val
ley was broken last week when the
Southern Pacific hauled out of the
district within a period of "a hours
237 Pacific Fruit Express cars load
ed with melons. The icing and re-
icing requirements were in excess of
1900 tons or 1920 cakes, each
three feet in length.
Altogether the Southern Pacific
and Pacific Fruit Express expect to
haul u of the valley this season
about 1000 cars of c~anteloupes. Be-
tween June 1st and oath, $500 cars
were already taken out. About 500
cars of watermelons were figured on,
the heaviest hauling to come about
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
WOUND WAS FATAL.

Bill Bailey, the colored man who
was shot last week by his boarding
mistress. Irene Hurd. colored. pass
ed away at the county hospital the
day following the shooting. A post
norton examination showed that the
wound was an unusual one, the bull
let following for quite a distdanc
the spinal cord. The Hurd woman
now faces a charge of murder and
her case will probably come before
the next district court. The
misguided IN appears to realize
her predieament and has been In a
Pitable condition since reaction from
the frenzy that prompted the rash
act.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
H SOREHEAD
Written for The Colliery Engineer

Written for The Colliery Engineer
He's never contented, no matter how squarely
His company's business is done;
But always is ready to censure unfairly
The methods by which it is run.
Although by his talk you would Judge he had
To learn what is newest and best,
Each time that a chance for Improvement is given
He hasn't a thing to suggest.
The higher officials and board of directors
Come under the ban of his curse:
He calls them a parcel OF money collectors,
And pirates, and harpies, and worse.
He swears that their souls are so puny and narrow,
Their hearts are so little and hard,
They'd open the bones of a gnat for its marrow
And render its hide for the lard.
lie stoutly maintains that the mine of a neighbor
Gives better conditions and pay,
But strangely enough sticks so close to his labor
That no one can drive him away;
Yet while he is working, he loses no chances
To generate strife and debate,
And seizes on any and all circumstances
To stir up resentment and hate.
So, while he continues to pocket his wages
From those who accept his employ,
lie stoops to the tricks of the knave and engages
In acts that obstruct and annoy;
Yet doubtless if some one should brand him as
And call him a treacherous sneak,
He'd buster and VOW such assertions were baseless
Or prompted by envy and pique.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11

making it a felony for a citizen 10
have any liquor in his home. even Tor
medical purposes. One state bias a
Law against dancing the tango. The
Indiana anti-cigarette law y has
been repealed. and the state has. as
n result. several hundred thousand
perfectly good citizens who could be
arrested and sent to jail any day.
Perhaps the most striking develop
ment of our government is that the
are not made by all the people
ror By representatives of the people,
but by small %eliques, highly organic
and tremendously energized I'VE
particular questions. These eliques
are determined TO force their views
upon the whole people, while at the
same time other cliques are forcing
views on other questions upon them.
The question is never asked whether
the supposed offenses against the
community are as bad as the penal
ties inflicted. There seems TO be in
the air a mania to find new ways of
imprisoning American citizens, and
yet. is there any thing that can be as
bad for the individual or the nation
as a nan in jail who can possibly be
kept OUT
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11

Times are hard to be sure. but
what's the use of climbing up on a
dry gods box and day after day pro-
claiming to the world this old thread
bare s%terotyped assertion. We some
times think that times ought to be
still more stringent with some of
these fellows. Did ii ever occurto
you that the genuine hustler rarely,
if eve complains of hard times?
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11

ley under lease, spent the Fourth of
July in Ely. He is developing a ranch
property just across the line in Utah.
and declares with the exception of
the fruit crop, which was killed by
frost, conditions are satisfactory.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11

John A. Magnuson has engaged
William Mulvahill, a veteran team
ster in this county, to haul ore from
his lead properties near Ruby Hill to
the railroad. Four men have been
employed during the winter months
extracting ore of a shipping variety.
Mr.. Magnuson declares that his
holdings are in excellent condition
to send out shipments regularly.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
Happenings In
Society Circles

A delightful dinner party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Grey
on Tuesday was a social pleasure of
the week which included Mr.. and
Mrs. Chandler. Mr.. and Mrs. Lake
nan and Messrs Claiming and Marsh.
One of the prettiest affairs of the
week was the dancing party rendered
Miss Cleora Murdoch in compliment
to her seventeenth birthday on Thurs
day evening. when her guests made
merry with the fair young hostess
all unexpectedly and the surprise
was one OF unusual pleasure for the
hostess and her friends which num-
bered about fifty, the scene of the
merry gathering being at Roekhill-
Shallenbarger hall. which was beau
tifully decorated in pink and white
and many of the young maidens were
daintily attired in the same colored
costumes, which vas a pleasing ae-
QUESTION to the scene.
> >
Mrs. James Thompson was the
hostess of the Five Hundred Club on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Lane Pearl entertained a
party of Ely guests at her home in
Ward IN Friday.
Mrs. John Weber has issued invi-
tations for 800" on next Thursday
evening at her home on hurry street.
Mrs. Isabel Pitts is the house guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Wit
cher.
A charming affair of Thursday
night was the dinner party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Duncan. A
delightful feature of enjoyment dur
ing the evening were the piano solos
rendered by Mrs. Paul Boese, Mr..
and Mrs. Boese, Mr.. and Mrs. Chand-
Ter, Miss Humphreys and Mr.. Me
Intyre being guests of the occa-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Bates extended
hospitality to the Thursday Evening
Bridge Club this week.
On Monday after a delightfully."-
planned day of Fourth of July sight
seeing and motoring about the city
in gaily attired automobiles, some of
which were decorated by their own
eTs and others by artistically inclined
friends, a merry party of guests
wendell their way to the Witcher
home where a sumptuous house pic
Lie was enjoyed at close of day.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
GETTING IN JAIL.

Ii things keep on as they have
been going for the past few years, it
will be much easier for an American
citizen to go to Jail and stay there
than it Will be to keep out of jail.
Every now and then some individual
or some clique hobs up with a brand
new plan for turning some of us into
criminals. The number of new ways
for getting a man into jail is sur
prising. Wisconsin has its "~eugenies
which makes it a felony for a
couple to marry without undergoing
a physical examination. The Illinois
legislature, at its present session,
grayely considered the passage of a
criminal statute. Other
states are being asked to pass laws
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
Local Pictures.

The Liberty Theatre is making a
hit by showing local views of inter
est. Tonight will be seen views of
the Tonight will be shown views of
the armored ears which are crossing
the continent for the Northwestern
Military academy.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11

After an absence of four years in
Virginia. Ernest (Bull) Harris. the
popular powder man, has returned
to the Flat. where he is warmly vel
coined by his many friends. Harris
says that persimmons are fine in
Virginia, but there is only one place
in the world-COPPER FLAT.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
Visiting Old Time scenes

Mrs. Eleeta f.. Dodd is visiting in
Steptoe valley at the home of her sis.
ter, Mrs. W. ID. Campbell. after an
absence of fifteen years from this
section. Mrs. Dodd spent the early
days of her life in White Pine county
and is a sister of J. F. Miles.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
Carload of Paper.

An entire carload of wrapping pa
per was received at Murdoek's this
week. This is the first car of paper
to have been received in the dis
triet.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11

Have you seen the beautiful line
of premiums offered in connection
with the Salt Lake Tribune on dis
play at Murdock's. 7-10-1
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
Northrups Are Elated

Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Northrup of
East Ely are rejoicing over the birth
of a daughter, which arrived in Salt
Lake last Wednesday.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11
To Continue Pleasure Jaunt

Mrs. Curtis Knight of Hayden,
Arizona, who. in company with her
two daughters, has been visiting
for several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. p. c. Watt, left last Tuesday for
Butte, where she will enjoy a brief
soiourn with relatives. She was ac-
companied on the trip by Mrs. Watt.
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For Rent-Light housekeeping
rooms. over East Ely Grocery. IT
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The Salt Lake Tribune is Offering
some beautiful premiums for a sub
scription inducement. Go and see
them as Murdock's. IA
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Is Some Booster

Jesse Cone, who formerly had the
Shallenbarger-ranch in Steptoe val.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-11

A Merchants Electric Lunch has
been installed at the Northern hotel.
Tempting delicacies of every va
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riety will be furnished from 8 to IL
p. m. Finest coffee and cream will
be served. 5-16-tf
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LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid il....$ 100000
Surplus fund 100000
Undivided profits. $40
36S.9S; less current
expenses, interest and
taxes paid IS, 925.11.. 4,443.S7
Circulating notes, $685.
600; Less amount on
hand and in Treasury
for redemption or in
transit, $4,000 ..... 24,500.00
Demand deposits, sub
ject to check, $780,
1869; certificates of
deposit due in less than
80 days, ~$1,931.00;
cashiers's checks out
standing, $472.04
postal savings deposits,
$~21,S76.17 ........ 130,416.10
Time deposits: Certifi-
Gates of deposit due on
or after 80 days,
$~5,635.00; deposits
subject to 80 or more
days notice $685.. 110,44S.55
Total .$3O4,S0S.52
STATE OF NEVADA,
County Of White Pine. IS.
!, A. p. Slichter, cashier of the
above named bank. do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is
true to the best Of my knowledge and
belief A. p SLICHTER, Cashier.
Correct--Attest
G. B. LAKENAN,
ARTHUR SMITH,
CHAS. 8. CHANDLER.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 10th day of July, 1915.
e. OPDYKE.
Notary Public. |
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Mrs. James Thompson was the
hostess of the Five Hundred Club on
Saturday afternoon.
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No. 957S.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
COPPERNATIONAL BANK

at East Ely in the State of Nevada,
at the close of business June 20,
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