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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09
White Pine High School Basket
Ball Team Ready to Trim EIko

pace from start TO finish. Our ain
is to even up the score with the Elko-
ties who are coming to Ely with q
lot of confidence in their ability to
put the kibosh on our team work"
A fierce rivalry exists between the
McGill and Ely town teams. Both
clubs are going into Fridays contest
intent upon winning. Ely SO Ear
has the Indian sign pasted none too
securely on the McGill hoopstefx.
having won two out of there games
within the past month. These two
teams are composed of former high
school and university players who can
give a rare exhibition Of real, bang
up basketball in all its finer tech
nique.
So if YOU wish 10 be witness to
a regular pep-fest. Just climb onto
the old roofing wagon. get mega
phone and see the fur fly at Bio hall
next Friday evening.
Goumond's jazz orchestra will be
on the scene 10 grind out a snappy
variety of dance music in honor OF
fhe Elko boys after the games are
fought out.
Tickets: Ladies', csc; gentlemen.
81 90 including dance
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09

local meen must be supplied to pro-
tect the planes from over-curious citi-
zens during their stay. and It is ask
ed that two hundred feet of rope. be
in readiness to encircle the ships
Immediately after landing az people
are prone to crowd in and iniure the
wings and wires.
Ninety gallons Of gasoline will be
taken on while in Ely and a consid-
erable quantity of oil. This will be
paid for by the aviators.
The letter states that April first
has been designated as the date Of
arrival here, provided a satisfactory
answer is received to the inquiry.
and that later the hour of arrival
will be announced by telegraph.
Mayor Witcher stated today that
arrangements will be made imme-
diately for compliance with the va
rious points designated by the COM
manding officer, and has selected the
Chairman dump. or old ball park. en-
Mill street for the landing place.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09
Oh, Amt it Awful,
and then Some +!

An "old timer" who returned TO
the town few days ago walked into
one OF the former famous thirst par
lors and the sight that met his eyes
forced him to so down to the rail-
road office and buy ticket for Can
ada.
As he walked into the former bar
he saw standing before the polished
woodwork two big ranchers from
ever the range, two big sun-burned
he-men who had just battled tteiI
way through snow drifts eight feet
deep: travelled all night with the
temperature down below zero; some
times riding, sometimes breaking the
road by breasting the drifts on foot
and holding up the horses as they
stumble into some hole and bury
themselves shoulder deep; travelled
all night with the mercury down to
zero; travelled where only such men
can travel: working like sin, but
getting through; these men who
could down a pint and never wink
an eye-he saw these men--EATING
CANDY.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09
WILL BE AUTHORIZED
TO ISSUE BONDS

In answer 20 the telegram sent by
the board of county commissioners
to the members of the legislature.
requesting that an act be passed au-
thorizing the board to issue bonds
for road purposes, Assemblyman J.
NJ. Lockhart sent the following reply
in letter addressed TO the commits
sioners
After consulting with the other
members of the legislature in re-
sponse TO your telegram of the 25th
ult.. ] introduced bill In the as
sembly authorizing you to issue
bonds for the road purposes In an
amount not to exceed $4,000. with
interest not exceeding per cent.
payable $4,000 or more per year, to
be sold at your discretion without
limit of time.
This will undoub btedly become a
law as all counties touched by the
federal appropriations for this pur-
pose, ana II is likely that the federal
government will put UP rs per cent.
the state 121s per cent. and the conn
ty be required TO put up 12h per
cent. This opportunity will come
only once and We must be prepared
to .meet it to the fullest extent and
that is the reason the amount Is
placed at s150,000 instead of s50.-
600 as you suggested, so as many as
necessary may be sold and the 9TH
ers need not be issued.
bills have also been introduced
for the hospital bonds and for a
manual training school building and
equipment. Printed bills will be in
your hands in a few days
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09
BLOODY SCENES
IN BERLIN BATTLE
Government Troops Win
from Radicals After Two
Days of Fierce Fighting
Especial TO the News)

BERLIN, March s-After two
days of fighting. in which several
hundred persons have been killed.
the government today emerges from
its struggle with Spartans COM
plete victor Large number of Rad
ical leaders arrested IN fighting will
be court martialed and shot.
With success. of the government
troops In Berlin comes collapse of
the great strike, leaders OF which to-
DAY surrendered and the men we're
ordered TO return 10 work. II Is
expected that the signal success of
the Ebert government In Berlin will
have a Statutory effect elsewhere IN
Germany. although this is only a
hope.
Conditions in general are more
Tranquil, although there we're isolat-
ed cases OF serious disturbance re-
ported from various points. !n
the fighting In Berlin. the struggle
was of most desperate character,
flame throwers and other weapons OF
neld warfare being used with deadly
effect
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09
GUN CLUB FIGHTS Bill
TO CHANGE GAME LAWS

White Pine Rod and Gun club has
take nup arms against the bill known
as No. 12s, introduced in tho assem-
bly, by Mr.. Farris. to virtually defeat
the fish and game laws now in oper-
alton.
II this act should pass /. would
take from the individual counties
all revenue derived from hunting
and fishing licenses for use ,n tn.
separate counties. The bill also pro-
yidee fo- all revenue from such H.
censes te so to the state funi and
that all deputy game warders be
appointed directly by the state war
den instead of the present systeE of
the Deputies being appointed by the
boards Of county com missioners with
the approval of the state wartpa
This law would abolish the little
industry that is being built up in
White Pine county for the benefit of
the true sportsman-the fish hatch
cry, that under the supervision of
Deputy Warden Powell Is making a
success and stocking the streams of
the county with trout, not only add
ing to the sport of the fishermen.
but adding to the general food sup
ply.
Another provision of the new law
gives the state warden the power to
confiscate all rods. guns or ANY
Uther thing used" in unlawfully TAX
ing game, and to sell the same, turn
ing over the proceeds OF such sale
to the state fish and game fund
The wording Any other thing
used in unlawfully taking game.
may be construed to mean the auto
mobile that carried the person to
the hunting or fishing grounds. II
1t should happen that some person
through lack of knowledge of the
law, which is no excuse, overlooked
taking out a license and was caught
hunting, he might lose his car, his
coat his gun and his dog, which
would be sold for the benefit of the
state fund. The old law provided
fine or imprisonment which ap-
pears to be SUFFICIENT punishment In
this democratic country.
The board of county commissioners
have endorsed the objections sent tn
the legislature by the members of
the gun club and indications point
to a strenuous fight against the bill
bv White Pine county.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09
TRAP SHOOTERS FACE HARD
WEATHER AND HARD LuCk

With wind blowing fifty miles an
hour and sometimes not waiting for
the hour. to blow another fifty, with
nothing ION the hip" but handker-
chief and no trap boy on the job. the
White Pine Rod and Gun Club turn
cd out last Sunday morning in force
to shoot the T. BIS.
There was no chance to stop the
wind from blowing and no hope of
lifting anything to make 1t less no.
ticeable. but o. G. Bates saved the
day by supplying the last want, the
trap boy. 20" o. was the express
sion used every time bird was pull
ed, as no shooter ever got two birds
in me same direction while Bates
was In the bit
When ten birds get away from
Attorney ouayle II Is a sure sign that
they were going some and 1t is under
stood that he is going to mandsmas
these same birds to appear at the
next shoot.
Out of possible so, Quayle
smashed 40; Murdcck. "a; PROCTOR
80: Bishop. 81; Williams, 81; Wise
stephens. 25; McCroskey, 81;
MilIard, 10; Fletcher, 19; Hodtzman
|13; Bates, u; ED Millard, IS; Du-
gan, r.
Owing TO the heavy snow last
week there will not be shoot this
morning.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09
WILL LOCATE IN CALIFORNIA.

J. A. Cameron is leaving this week
for California, where he will join his
wife who has been in San Francisco
for some time. The Camerons have
been residents of the district for the
past thirteen years. Mr.. Cameron in
charge of the Nevada Northern
freight depot In East Ely. and there
Will be general regret among their
friends to learn thatehe has given up
his position and does not intend to
return here. The change of residence
to the coast is on account of Mrs.
Cameron's health. F. A. Boes Of
East Ely succeeds Mr.. Cameron In
the freight department. having re-
Gently been appointed TO that posi-
ton and has assumed his new duties.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09
Judge MCFadden to
Decide Noted Case

Judge McFadden will be called to
sit in judgment in one of the final
appearances i'm court of one of the
Oldest cases and one that will be re-
'membered for a life time By many
citizens of Carson City. who lost their
savings through the failure OF the
State Bank and Trust company of
that city.
The information was received BY
Judge McFadden in a letter received
Friday from Governor Boyle stating
that Attorney General Fowler and
Attorneys Mack and Green. appear
ing for the receiver in the case of the
State of Nevada VS.. the State Bank
& Trust company of Carson, have en-
tered into a stipulation assented to
by District Judge F. p. Lanyon in
which 1t is agreed to have Governor
Boyle call a district Judge to hear
tHo ootVi hhihC anu UudlltTh
touching and affecting the Axing and
allowance of attorneys fees and com
pensation for tie receiver in the ac-
tion.
The governor wrote that he had
learned that Judge Taber of Elko
had declared himself disqualified
through reason of former partner
ship and requested Judge McFadden
named and called you in the place of
and stead of Judge Taber. I sincere
ly hope that you will not find your
self disqualified in any way and am
service by disposing of this matter"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09

Local hoop-fans will be treated ia
a double exhibition of basketball
next Friday evening, March IA, at
Bio hall. Elho High school is send
ing over its quintet of ringsters to
combat the White Pine High schools
fast aggregation Of ball tossers in
their yearly basketball tournament.
The McGin Athletic Association il
entering its team against the Ely
Town Club team.
Keen rivalry between Elko and Ely
has been stimulated for the past
three years. Elko has twice defeated
Ely. while last year the local iads
gave their old-time rivals a severe
drubbing. White Pine High school
has a group of clever. speedy young
sters who are in prime condition for
the battle Captain Charles Boyd,
of the local five. gave out the fol-
lowing dope on next Fridays con-
test.
The quality and condition Of the
Elko High school basketball quintet
are unknown factors to our advance
predictions. We do know that they
have fairly high average in weight.
Our lads are all set for the scrap and
We intend to hit up mile-a-minute
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09
COMMISSIONER WEBER GETS
WORD OF SISTERS DEATH

John Weber. chairman OF the
board of county commissioners, re-
ceived a telegram Saturday morning
telling of the sudden death of his
sister. Mrs. Amelia O'Brien, at Reno
Mrs. o'Brien was 54 years old at
the time of her death and is survived
by her husband and a sister. Mrs. L,
T. Boyson of Oakland, California
and brother, Mr.. Weber, of Fly.
Commissioner and Mrs. Weber
will leave this morning for Reno
where they will be Joined by Mrs
Boyson of Oakland, who is en- route
to the former home of the deceased
sister.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09
FIGHTING CONTINUES BY
POLES AND UkRAINIANs
{ Special to the News)

LEMBERG. March s.--Notwith-
standing the fact that fighting ss still
going on here between the Poles and
ukrainians, with the latter bonn
harding the city. there is still hope
that an armistice may be arranged
between the contending forces.
II is believed. however. that be-
fore truce is established there will
be more severe fghting.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09
NO ARMY REDUCTION
SAYS GENERAL MARSH
I Special to the Newsl

WASHINGTON. March s.-General
March announced today that the
army would NOT be reduced under
any circumstances below the figure
mentioned in the reorganization bin
which failed In congress- total OF
s09,90e officers and men. He said
this total would be maintained until
some law was passed providing for
a permanent force which would
permit the military necessities of
the United States To be handled.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09
JaCkLdNG TO MAKE INSPECTION
OF PROPERTIES IN ELY DISTRICT

A special train left East Ely last
night TO meet ID. c. Jackling at coore
and is scheduled u arrive on the
return trip about 7:30 this morning
Mr.. Jackling is making one of his
periodical trips of inspection of the
copper and railroad holdings of his
company will spend several days
looking over his interests in this dis
trict.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09
OSCAR upwalI Rctnrns From Na,s.

Oscar rpwali, wearing the quills
of first-class yeoman. returned
from Pelham Bay Park, New York.
Friday night. having been mustered
out OF service, and expects to remain
in Ely. He entered the United
States navy about a'year ago at San
Francisco and was transferred to the
officers training camp at New York.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09
Wm. Mcknight Sick.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira J. Mcknight re-
eeived telegram early Friday
morning from Mrs. William Nc
Knight at Carson City announcing
that her husband is seriously Ill
with pneumonia. Mrs. Mcknight
Immediately left for Carson City to
be with her son. Mr.. Mcknight has
a legion of friends in White Pine
county whose best wishes for an early
recovery are extended.
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'lTl NTlON wanted. bv middle aged mar
A. stationary engineer. steady. rcliah'"
worker Wit years - experience can 20
South Frisco. Tulsa
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EneSts, Etncly modern.
LOVELY bcdnom and sleeping porch
southern exposure. for gentlemen. AU
t2g4 forenoon only
LOVELY Srnth bodtoom FOR gentleman ISN
t2NA forenoon only
MAIN. - ll2O ono large room modern
south exposure CAL 15Il
LARGE front room. nrcsly flru,hcd ron
vrntrut to bath, electric lights Oua or two
gentlemen preferred Phone .pal.
GEM APARTMENTS 1884 \ beaver
Well furnished room men only modern
rhonn 52G2
HOUSTON, : a2a Nicely Furnished room.
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NOGAi.FS 8, Iil One bedroom Tor rrut
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CINCINNATI, g. 5l5 S,-c sleeping room
close 10 bath, Phone 7oda
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room Tor rent Phone sol
DENVER. n. ru3 ryr rlcul. sccpinr room
for ono or two gentlemen
ElWuuD $. H- .uaAnl front room .
single beds IIlh and telephone. m.I
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UOulpER g. $50 Phone aaST r.rry
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'or scrrcmau
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AUTOMOBILES
ron RAIr

1919 MODEL H'lCk. passenger bu.i ur-
equipment complete. driven 600 mI..H .
rrhhou Tor selling osnrT lss'IrK r.r
price 10 500 cal ltlg X bs.uuuf..
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QUINCY. - Elp % unmrn.4.t r,r.r.
double house for rcuL
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EMPLOYMENT
sALEMAN AVN AGENTS

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INSURANCE

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EMPLOYMENT
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For Sale by
Owner

At 1913 Chicago street, Irving
Place; | block north and i.
block west of monument; "A
practically new Groom bun
gaIow; hard WOO q floors
throughout, fireplace, bullt-ln
features, basement with sta
tlonary tubs; garage. Price
SO. 800. $1,000 down.
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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNl


FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT for sale.
good location bargain. good terms ,
year lease See Palmer 2Il Bliss Rdg
Phone Btot.
HFST LOCATION confectionery. lunch,
cold dunL stock ftturo, house worth
81 GOO. 20 exchange good lots city. Box
Ha7 1AIclytr. Okla
FOR SALE General merchandise IN town
OF 300, good farming community good
trading point. fine opportunity for SOM"
one With cash to handle good reas"n'
Tor selling write L.. r.. 217. Vera. uk'A
FOR SALE OR TRADE \ first class. up
10 date stock oi millinery goods. cheap
rcu, on building and fixtures good town
81 1900 population What have yon TO
o'fcrt God'rcy trrscent okh.
A. I An lsaylus 'ho city viii sacrifice
good rcs'aurau, business at 9O3 = MAN.
n Interested com" AZ once
FOR SALE--Gcod stock Of merchandise and
fixtures taken over under an assignment /,
will cell at private sale For details cali
HroNn & NAnccy attorneys for trustee
slOl9 Mayo Bldg
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PRINTING AND STATIONERY

son UNION carpenter will work at cu,
rates either hy hour or Doutract. repair
work aud iIy screens speciality Phone
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RumpINn AND conrnAcr1Nn

fpH reliable d,t,Ui., rr,Ire al H,t
Detective hfcnry rhpuo gJ,T Sis'
l-tA
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