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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-19
MARCAs DE FABRICA

Han sido presentadas en- La oflcina
del Secretario Executive, dos marcas
de fabrica: La primera perteneciente
a la 'Hygeia Nursing Bottle Co. Inc
v La otra la "Parfumerie Marceau
Inc".
-Ha sido registrada una marca de
fabrica perteneciente a "The Griswold
Manufacturing Co"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-19
DESDE PONCE
pfcTEwnnr m

- 80
Ta eplmlam pdhlea easA mmv mreaea
pas esa ~ anaaeies as - putaf.
haeiouss asmssftFitas. Cpn ~ mssl.
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nafo sus ecis~stignsa en- Il eFwsmxia
a. qas ss spapura h pfsfseia - 80.
e. Les ni4ss as "a sssuelss pfkfAas
= disponsn > - n as aaias , -
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81 orden. Per a misms aesaa 90 -
uun1lade Msassrfafs Nssl
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onbsfto y oefzrfs osnaatsa. ~ -
raiamisuto sn sexansa rfats
a fuaa ssmsaans b asnansts 10
poiieia pss sesrssinIfsass , t9fssita 4
memor de sdad Fe9ft Aeswsfe
A Rsfssi ceisn b ssnaass4 = -
iiciA por inffaseisn = We sfaensnaas
municipaiss.
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GRAN FESTIVAL

Sc prepare en- San Juan un gran fes
tival en- honor y gloria los vecinos
de este pueblo con una reception que
Sc dara muy pronto en- casi todos los
cines con La presentation de la gran
pelicula Europea, de La casa PATHE,
titulada "Los DOS PILLETEs,' o
sea FAN FAN Y cLAUDINET, pro
piedad de la Empresa Yaguez. Advt.
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POR INFRACCION A LA LEY DE
ARBITRIOS

Ell detective Jose Correa presento
denuncia contra Pedro Torres Perez
y Alvaro Muniz. Ell juez los conden6
cinco dolares de multa.
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UNA DISPOSITION DE ToA-
ALTA

FL municipio de Toa-Alta ha die
tado una resolution para reglamentar
el uso de la plaza pubhca, en- 10 que
sc refiere mftines, etc etc.
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MIRADA RETROSPECTIVE

Hoy, 10 de diciembre, Sc cumplen 4
amos que a petici6n de los Estados Uni
dos, el ex-Kaiser retro formalmente
de sus cargos al captain Karl Boyd Y
captain Won Papen, agregadOs naval
Y militar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-19
NFORMACI0N GENERAL
CONSUL EN- MAYAaUEz

Fl Gobernador ha recibido un ca
blegrama del Jefe del Negociado de
Asuntos Insulares, informandole que Ell
Departamento de Estado ha reconocido
Vicente Barletta, como Consul homo
rario de Venezuela en- Mayaguez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-19
NUEvA CORPORATION

Han sido presentadas en- la oficina
del Secretario Executive las clausulas
de incorporation de FThe Cayey In
dustrial Corporation la cual Sc pro-
pone dedicarse a La confecci6n de pan.
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BAYAMoN DE PLACES1Es

En- 'el Immediate puesto Dc Bayam6n
hay un puestO para venta de pericdi-
cos en- unc de los kioskos de Ia plaza.
Es un sitio ideal y a todas horas Sc en-
contrara alli Ell MUrDo".
Tambien Sc venden cigarrillos, taba-
cos. dulces y refrescos. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-19
POR INFRACCION A LA LEY DE
= AUTOMOBILES

Esteban Pizarro fue sentenciado a
pagan una multa de $50 por el juez
senor Santos, por haber violado las
disposiciones que regular ell manejo
de AUTOMOBILES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-19
NUEvo INSPECTOR

FL Secretario Executive ha aproba
do Ell nombramiento de inspector mu-
nicipal de pesas y medidas hecho
favor de Francisco Lucca, quien ac-
tuara en- Carolina.
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Ell CAso ARGYLE

Pelicula especial en- 7 reels. Mas
sensational que Raffies. Mas su-
gestiva que Sherlock Holmes.
PRONTO. Veala en- SUI Cine fa-
vorito. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-19
PoR EsCANDALosos

Francisco Rios, Juan Reyes Y Ra-
mon Mojica, fueron sentenciados a
pagar una multa de veinte dolares
cada suno, por alterar el orden pd-
blico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-19
NACIMIENTOS

Han sido inscritos los de Antonio
Rivera Rodriguez, America Fernan-
dez Torrecilla, Juan Villanueva Lau-
reano Y Agustfn Santana Jimenez.
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LA RETRETA DE EsTA NocHE

Pasodable, "Gloria Espanola' Mi
randa; selecciones de ''Favorita Ca
price "Howdy"; Selection de la 6pe-
ra "Traviata Danza "Impromtu"; /;
marcha, "Noisy Bnl''; Himno Nacio-
nal.
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LA. TRIPULACION DEL "SEGO-
CHET"

Para el yate puesto al servicio en-
ire Fajardo, Vieques y Culebra, han
sido nombrados: patron, Francisco
Arboleda, con 5000; maquinista, Ma
nuel Pereira, con $3.50; marineros
JESUS Pagan y JESUS Dfaz, con $3.50 y
s420. .... .. .,.....
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Ell CAso ARGYLE

Es la historic mas grandiosa de
detectives y AMOR. Pronto en- los
CineS. VEALA. Advt.
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ROBERT WARWICK

En- Ell CASo ARGYLE. La
pelfcula para todos los pdblicos,
hasta para los ciegos. listed LA
IRA A YER. s.-.. Advt.
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Ell CAso ARGYLE

La mejor historic presentada
en- este afio. Pelicula especial. Pre-
sentada por:: San Juan Film Ex
Co." NO Sc LA PIERDA. Advt.
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AccIDENTE EN- LOS MuELLEs

A Jose Melendez, de % amos, lie ca
70 en- un pie una estiva de cajas,
produciendole dos heridas Y una con-
fusion.
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Ell cAso ARGYLE

Es la pelicula que gustara a to-
das las clases sociales. LleYe a su
familia. Misterio, sensation, aven-
turas, doble amor, heroismo. Advt
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LOS QUE vLAJAN

Ell Gobernador ha expedido pasapor-
tes para Cuba Eusebio Bayron, de
Ahasco, Tomas Nieves, de San Juan
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era de 1,o83. .0s0.500. III gobisrno page
por cIlOs see5.sss 52s . 10 quc hsy qus
afiadir 1a.aof.77o de d6larss por con
cepto Dc intsreses vcncidos.
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IT NUNDo. - vsm1a en- sl alsm
Bssbsria .El Ms4sis' e asa aaasa
&C. Bomfua.
SCI g. Tss Aisa Pa Asva
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-19
oJo, PARESE Y LEA

DEJE SU TRABAJO Ell Ola
QUE EXHIBAN Ell CASO AR
GYLE. Es, en- todos conceptos, la
pelicula que deben yer usted Y
TODA LA FAMILIA. Advt.
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~ dsetsr a. nmla sslss ~ ssnsas
Il eortssia as enyIarnss h aga1ssss
nota.
Den Anfsnie psftsia lmlei8 mns So.
eripcitn satFs ~ psslssss 81 saaesn.
tena aei vapss fsctaa esm - a. a..
nsroso , easisatIvs q fssnis naa en-.
tidad as dinsrs psfs - aiamismlaa
sufrs Iss psrisusss asi usspItaf easa
Tubsrcaleass as san gaan. esm 81 ~
ssitado sieaIsnss
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Casa Quintana

Lista de articulos y precios
de los mismos. para los DIAS
DE, NAVlDAD:
TURRoNES.
Esteva Ia. de I libra 5000
RosselI6 Ia. de libra o.oo
RosselIo IA. de I 2 ID. o.45
Mazapan o.6o
AVELLANAS o.3o
NJ -EES o.40
ckGTkf.AS espanolas O.-5
Frutas en- almibar sur
tidas. de Ferrer y Gill.
Barcelona, frascos de
$50 gramos 80
PERAS Thurber's o.35
MELocoToNES ID. No.
21l2 o.45
Id. i'd. No. 2 o.4o
MERMELADA
De melocot6n o.50
De fresas o.50
De naranias o.5o
De cirueias o.5o
En- irascOs de 400 gra-
mos.
CHERRIES
Frascos de I Iitro las
De 1I8 Iitro o.30
JAMON De IA SIERRA
BUTIFARRAS catalanas
Lata de ! libra t.2s
HIcoS
En- Iatas de ~ kilo -
Id. de I 3 id -
UvAS PASAS
EspaioIas. pts. de I ID. -
AcEITE SENSAT
%" de 1900 gmos. 100
CALLETAS de Vihas
Surtido general de
21l2 Iibras $50
ESPEcIALIDAD De Ia
CASA:
El exceIente CAFE
CUNT TANA" a 40c. IL
bra, sin competencia
possible. Tostannos ca
re del afio 1913. YAU-
CO SELECTO
DIR EcctoNES
Tetuan. so y Rafael cordero
n6mero 100.
TeI6tOnos: 4t7y go
Manuel Quintana HnO.
San Juan, P. r.
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TOTAL. saaa
Estea fcnses faessn snsaaess a G.
misionads - sanl4aa .4mlsn a. co.
fefmisaa e. - es.sss as - eansu.
- hafa uns $50 alasssbmass sutrs
Iss Fsfssi4os snfsfmsa
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san Juan, diciembre 1s, 1919.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
NEW TRAIN SCHEDULE WILL
SOON GO INTO EFFECT ON n. \

The Central Labor Union has re-
ceived the information from Chair
man Shaughnessy of the railroad
commission that ruling has been
made ordering the resumption of the
afternoon shift train between Ely
and McGill. leaving Murry street at
2 p. m. as formerly.
This matter was taken up with the
commission by the Central Labor
Union shortly after the service was
discontinued by the Nevada North
ern.
The new schedule will go into ef-
feet June 20. after the close of the
school year. The train which has
been run TO McGill for the accom-
mediation of MeGill students attend
ing the White Pine county high
school, leaving Murry street at 345
p. m, will then be discontinued. re-
suming its former schedule.
The mines afternoon train will
change TO leave East Ely AT 2:3o
p. m. and returning As minutes
earlier than on the present schedule.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15

nrer and secretary covering the pc
riod from June I. 1917. to February
I. 1919. was presented and is belo "
published in full.
A vacancy on the executive com
mittee. caused by the departure of
Mrs Clark Christian, was filed by
the election Of Ed Millard to that
Office.
The resignation OF kirke Martin as
treasurer was accepted and Layton
plummer, deputy county treasurer,
was elected to succeed him.
Consideration was then given to
the canteen service. and in view of
fact that this department Is doing
excellent work in places where there
is call upon 1t, and this chapter
is not located where it be in active
service in this line. the sum of $3.50
Per month was voted to assisting in
the work and the secretary was in
structed TO forward this amount
each month until further notice.
Following Is the financia, report
of treasurer and secretary as pre-
sented.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
REPORT OF LOCAL RED CROSS
SHOWS WORK ACCOMPLISHED
FINANCIAL REfoRT OF TREASURER oRGANIza.
ToS OF LOCAL CHATTER. JUNE 1917 FEBRUARY
L. 1910. is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DELE
GATES OFFICERS

The board OF directors OF the
White Pine County chapter of the
American Red Cross held its regu-
lar monthly meeting last Thursday
evening in the City Hall. and more
than the usual amount OF business
VAS transacted.
OF considerable interest was the
report of the delegates from the 10
cal chapter TO the state convocation
recently held in Reno under the di-
rection of officials of the Pacific di.
vision OF San Francisco. The dele
gates. Mrs. John Weber and Mrs. s.
G.. Patrick. made detailed report
covering the sessions of the eonyen-
tion. the business transacted and the
plans as outlined for the future ef-
forts of the organization in peace
times. The work hereafter will
he on broader scale than that which
had been carried on previous TO the
war. and its helpful labors win find
many new ways In which TO benefit
humanity.
The financial report OF the treas
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
Heusser Mountain Opposite McCill Place Of the
Alleged Ell Dorado--Wild Stories Of Picture
Rock and $4,000 Ore Results in Rush of Le-
Gators to Land of Promise.

up the road at the rate of forty miles
an hour, before the rutnor Is half di-
gested.
About an hour after the news was
spread in McGill, Saturday, the roads
leading from Ely and the smelter city
were dotted with cars. Few people
waited to hear the definite directions
relative to Rattlesnake canyon They
heard it was opposite McGill in the
mountains and these mountains were
Immediately the Mecca for the gold
hunters
Several cars dashed for Hercules
Gap. others started for the noun
tains toward Cherry Creek. One car
blew out tire when about opposite
the smelter and while two of the oc-
cupants proceeded TO replace the tire
another declared his intention to find
out where car had gone that was
seen to disappear behind some cedars
at the foot Of Heusser mountain. By
the time the tire was repaired the
prospector returned from the cedafs
waving his arms and signalling that
the place had been found. The oc-
cupants drove ahead about. half a
mile and discovered road leading
toward the mountain, and after fol-
lowing this about q mile the real ex-
citement came into view. Here in
the cedar trees we're about twelve
cars parked and the trail leading up
the canyon was lined with excited
people making a dash for the top of
The ridge. Before five o'clock the
canyon had been staked from head
to mouth.
II Is reported that the managers
of the Nevada Consolidated are ex-
hibiting considerable interest in the
discovery. The future of the strike
depends entirely on what the guard
at the mouth OF the Mammoth tunnel
is keeping from the gaze Of the Gu
rious.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
New Barber in East Ely.

Francis II. Black. OF Deseret. Utah.
arrived this week to take a chair in
A. f. Miller's barber shop In East
Ely. Mr.. Black has just returned
from overseas duty where he served
in some OF the thickest of the fight
ing, including the Argonne. having
been connected with the Ninety-first
division. He spent nearly two years
in the service, and brings with MIN
one of the most ipteresting collec-
ton of photographs that have been
shown in the district
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
GOLD STRIKE IN RATTLESNAKE CANYON
STARTS STAMPEDE OF WEALTH SEEKERS
BOY SCOUTS OBSERVE FLAG
DAY WITH EXERCISES IN PARK

In the court house park yesterday
afternoon the Boy Scouts of the dis
trict held their annual field day ex-
ercises before a large crowd of spec
tators. The invocation was asked by
Rev. Father O'Donnell, and the prin-
cipal addresses were made by C. S.
Chandler, J. Nj. Lockhart. and Rev
Mclaughlin.
The addresses of the speakers were
listened TO with interest by the boys
and the exhibitions of scout work, as
well as the contests were entered
into with a spirit that demonstrated
the rapid progress made by the or
ganization under the leadership of
Scout Master c. A Shepard.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
REBELS FAIL TO ATTACK.
Especial to the Newsl

JUAREZ. Mex. Juen 14.--Up to
this evening the rebels in this yicin-
ity had failed to make good their
threat to attack Juarez early today.
Federal scouts. who during the night
crept out beyond the entrenchments.
reported small parties Of rebels In
the vicinity of the race track and the
agricultural college respectively. one
and two miles from the center OF
the city. There was no firing.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
Lieutenant Whitmore Home.

Lieutenant Ed Whitmore arrived
this week for few days visit with
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. |. C. Whit
more. The lieutenant has been in
the service about twenty-three
months. during which time he has
advanced from private to first lieu
tenant. He has taken the agency of
a patented dish washing machine and
will have his general headquarters in
San Francisco. he leaves this morn
ing for that city with Attorney B. l..
Quayle in the latter's machine.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
START TRANs-OCEAN FLIGHT.
Especial to the News)

ST. JOHNS, N. F.. June 1.-THE
vickers Vimy bi-plane started on it's
transatlantic flight to Ireland at
3:l3 O'Clock this afternoon. Green
wich time.
The Vickers Vimy machine car
ried two men, Captain Jack Alcock,
Britisher, as pilot. and Lieutenant
Arthur Whitten Brown. an American,
az navigator.
AT late hour tonight no word had
come from the aviators as to their
progress Dense fog Is believed to
be crippling their wireless.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
January. 1918

Receipts Memberships, S1SS6.03, (,
Donations s6250. Total s194S.5S.
Expenses Express. kilograms,
s51.3s; yarn. s177, dues due
headquarters. s131O.50, dues due
McGill, s641.50. dues due Kim
berry, s4s; supplies. $500: gauze
s13.50. Total. s2245.ss. Bal
ance. Feb. /, s15oS.S7
February, 1918
Receipts Donations s50S.90. mem
berships. s1O4.25. Total. S613.l5.
Expenses-Dues due Kimberly,
sI1953; dues due Copper Auxil-
iary, $200.5O: express. $3.50;
supplies, workroom $391.5S; yarn
ss4s.70; gauze. $500 miscel-
laneous expenses. $500 Total,
s1s75.60. Balance. March 1,
1918 ..,... ..... f445.92
March, 1918
Receipts Donations $345.Si; mem
berships. $3.50. Total. $3S4.a1.
Expenses--Dues due Lund, $50;
Express. kilograms, $3.50: mis-
celianeous expenses. s62.19; sup
plies. workroom, s176.3s, gauxe,
$1,000. Total. s30s.37. Balance.
April /, 1918 ....... $52f.S6
April, 1913
Receipts - Donations. $1533.22,
memberships. $3.50. Total.
$16lT.72. tSpoon Club girls
party. s1O0.50; food administra-
tion, $250D Expenses-Supplies,
workroom. s397.f4; express. ter
egrams, s24.00; miscellaneous ex-
penses, s112; yarn. Ss15; gauze.
$500. Total, $957.14. Balance,
NAV 1, 1918 ...#..... S11S2.f4
May. 1918
Receipts Donations: Baker Auxil-
iary, S322; McGill Food admins
tration, 1850; Eagles dance, s25;
Red Cross dance. $4,000; mem
ships. $77.5o: s1.os0.34. Total,
sf157.S4. Expenses-Exrr .-Telc-
grams, siS.69; supplies workroom'
ss6s.b6; miscellaneous expenses
s133.06; gauze. s2f.25; member
ships due headquarters. s123.50;
yarn, $3.50. Total. $9S0.06. Bal
ance, June i. 1918. Sl360.z2
June. 1913
Receipts-Donation Play $1SS.50;
wheel. s366.6S; s1261.51; mem
CONTINUED an PAGE Fonr'
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
RAILROAD TELEGRAPH OPERATORS ORDERED
TO DISCONTINUE HANDLING COMMERCIAL WORK
Especial to the News)

by the Order of Railway Telegraph
ers to discontinue handling CONNER
eial business after 6 a. m. today as
a means of aiding commercial teleg-
raphers in their strike for the right
of collective bargaining and wage ad
justments.
Western Union Telegraph COM
pany officials declared the railroad
operators we're not following the or
der and that business was normal.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
Will Head for Home.

East Ely friends received word
last night from Bill Young and Billy
Padden. announcing their safe ar
rival in Boston. June 8, from France,
where they have been in service with
the American Expeditioary forces.
They expect to be mustered out at
an early date and will lose no time
In returning to East Ely. where they
will sure receive hearty welcome.
Both were in the employ OF the Me-
vada Northern Railway company. but
enlisted and soon were sent over
seas, where thew gave good account
of themselves in subduing the Hun.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
DISORDER IN ROME.
Especial To the News)

Especial To the News)
ROME, June 1.-THE disorders
which began In Spzia on Thursday
continued today because of lack of
sufficient forces To check the crowds
which were sacking the shops and
distributing hats, shoes and prosis-
ions. Later the mob took control of
the market and Obliged the mer-
chants TO sell al prices fixed by the
people
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
Buys Ranch Near Currant.

The trip of Frank Galloway and
Attorney &. F. Boreman through the
southern part of the state resulted in
the purchase by Mr.. Galloway of the
Butler ranch near Currant Creek for
$4,000. The ranch includes 700
acres of land. 500 acres of which are
under cultivation. and a fine ranch
house. The location is on the Mid
land trail to California.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.

Mayor A. B. Witcher and the
Board OF County Commissioners ex-
tend an invitation and an earnest re-
quest to all soldiers. sailors and ma
rines, and all branches of the service,
to participate in a great parade on
the Fourth OF July, through the me-
dium of the News.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15

CHICAGO, June 14.--Leaders OF
the nationwide strike of commercial
telegraphers declared today that re-
ports had been received showing that
heavy files of Western Union tele-
grams were piled mp at relay points
because of refusal of railroad teleg-
raphers TO handle commercial busi-
ness.
Railroad operators were instructed
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
WORKERS
STRIKE ORDERED OFF
Especial to the News

WASHINGTON, June 14.--An or
der granting employees of telephone
companies the right TO bargain indi-
yidually or collectively and to or
ganize or to affiliate with organiza
tions to serve their interests was ia
sued today by Postmaster General
Burleson. after a conference with J
p Noonan, acting international pres
ident of the Brotherhood of Elec-
trical workers.
Noonan afterwards called on the
proposed strike.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
SPARE MEN ON STRIKE JOBS.
Especial to the News,

WINNIPEG. Man, June IA Of
feials of the railway brotherhoods
announced today that spare men have
been assigned to jobs vacated by
Winnipeg firemen and trainmen who
have left their posts rs a result OF
the sympathe/ strike votes OF the
Winnipeg firemen's and trainmen's
locals. Transcontinental traffic is
normal, 1t was announced.
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Buftts
Receipts Memberships, S226.00.
Donations. Copper National Bank
$4,000. entertainments: Schil-
tors Benefit, s114.75; Tag Day,
s12s.35. Lawn Party. 5000; w.
o. w. Party. $4,000. Total,
s75.10. Expenditures-Dues due
Headquarters, 10000. Balance.
June 30. 1917. 7..........S5 S575.1o
July. 1917
Receipts - Memberships, s226.5O,
donations: Elks' prize. $4,000;
baseball game. $23.75; Fourth Of
July prize. 5000: Musicians
dance. $4,000. Total, s5o4.25.
Expenses-none. Balance. Aug
I. 1917. .........s s107s.35
August, 1917
Receipts -, Memberships. $4,000;
Donations: X. p. lodge. $4,000;
X. p. dance, s91.0o. Total, s67o.
Eapenses--none. Balance. Sept
4. 1917 ............31 31749. 3b
September, 1917
Memberships, $500: Do.
nations: Pullman Co., $3.50.
Total, $3.50. Expenses-Dues
due headquarters. s1s0.50; War
Fund. t476.35. Total, s656.S5.
balance, Oct. I, 1917. s1126.10
October, 1917
Receipts--Membersh $500. Ex-
penses-Dues due headquarters.
s2S.00; express, s2.26; supplies,
workroom, 1910. Total, $127.s6.
Balance. Nov. l, 1917. $1oo7t4
November, 1917
Receipts--Donations brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers. $3.50;
memberships. s90.50. Total.
s240.b0. Expenses-Dues due
headquarters. $500; supplies.
workroom, $47f7; express, tele-
grams, freight, s20.s5. Total.
s101.02. Balance. Dec. |. 1917,
December, 1917
Receipts - Memberships, $l155.so; !;
Donations: r. Star. $50; party
at Lund. s10.10; W. O. w. party,
$3.50; Laura Gallagher. $1b.O0.
Total, $1243.40. Expenses--Duee
due headquarters. $t61; express,
kilograms, freight. $46.62: yarn,
sS4; gauze. $3.50; miscellaneous
expense, s279.2S. Total, s5S4.3O.
Balance Jan. /. 1918. $1so5.72
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Returns from Reno.

Mrs. f. A. Boes OF East Ely has
returned from Carson City and Reno.
having attended as delegate the con
vention of the Neighbors of Wood
craft held in the capital city, and
later spending week with friends
N the state metropolis.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15

Miss Eva Timmons. principal Of
the East Ely school, left the past
week for New Jersey and other east
ern points to spend the summer.