White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

land. made a deposit of 1886
which was placed IN this fund. Or
MAY , the president turned in s9.2'
collected from fines and il was de
posted in this fund, making a tota
deposit of S232.21. Checks 10 the
amount of sII0 were drawn agains.
This fund. leaving a balance in thu
White Pine Public Library fund OF
ss2.21.
Woman's Club Furlough Fnnd. On
March 4 drew a check for $4,000
from this fund at the request of Miss
Laura Gallagher. head of the Fur
Tough House committee. This vas
the balance left in this fund and it
closed the fund out.
Resume. During this year the Ii.
brary vas re-opened and all the in
cidental expenses attached 10 its
opening ana outstanding indebted
ness have been paid. The debt of
the salary If Miss Parker. librarian,
has been paid in full. The rent of the
library building and the salary of the
present librarian have been paid to
he first of June. TIC my knowledge
there are no outstanding debts
against the Woman's Club.
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. F. NJ. CLARK,
Treasurer.
The secretary's report was read rs
follows:
Secretary's Report.
There are up to date twenty-five
regular members of the Club. The
club held five meetings before the
quarantine recess and this is the
eleventh meeting since. We have
had music at a number of meetings
and current news reports al several.
During the session of the state as
sembly a review of the work done
was reported at each meeting.
Some of the things done this year
are: Miss Laura Gallagher was sent
10 Carson City TO attend the confer
enee on education held in that city.
August 26. She was SEN by the
Council of Defense and the Woman's
Club and brought back a very help
full report of the conference.
A war time cook book was com
piled and finally received from the
printer by Mrs. Sutherland. As the
advertisements covered The expense
of printing. the sale OF books has at
the present time brought in S45.
The Community Market was work
in which many club members were
interested and active. though it was
not a club undertaking fully.
The sanitation committee appoint
ed by the president in conformity
with the county commissioners and a
committee from the labor union in
spected the restaurants, alleys, wells
and streams in the entire district,
with the object of locating the II
of the typhoid fever epidemic. Mr..
Moller's dairy was temporarily clos
ed, because of u%nsanitary conditions
and a number of Improvements were
made elsewhere. A thoroughly
planned campaign was we'll begun
when the flu quarantine stopped the
work of the committee.
The library room vas cleaned. the
books re-catalogued. and through
Mrs. Sutherland's energetic work $40
in 81 membership subscriptions to
ward a library organization was col
lected. A good many new books have
been added to the supply. a donation
of eight freight boxes full being now
on the way from Denver. The money
promised by the Nevada CONSOLIDATED
Copper Co. was paid in half and the
rest. $3.50. will be paid later. The
library is in good running order, ELI
tirely out of debt. with money in thu
treasury.
Three card parties have been giveI
during the year, adding to the so
ciability of the community and net
ting over $40 for the club treasury
Resolutions have been sent to on
assemblymen and to our representa-
tive in regard to subjects OF loca
interest.
Meetings were arranged and helC
for Miss Davis, the government
worker in the back-to-school drive. a
Ruth. McGill and Ely. and later
tea was held at Mrs. Weber's to tall
over with Miss Davis plans for thu
district.
The drive for Furlough Houses il
France was managed by Miss Gala
CHER and Ely stands way in the lea,
in the state, with over $500 collected
A few lesser matters have bee
taken up and this report brings II
to one of the best and latest devel
oped interests-the community build
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