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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
UNION GARDENS To
STAGE WORLD TOUR
Halloween Celebration Sarirdsv
Evening 70 Present UNIQUE
Features

The Boosters Iearle ~ r-r.o- pa.
Gardens ~ Nhch Homer r. ester
president. and which no'ldes arong :
membership unanv ~ the ~ ~
residents n thar =e~tion ~ 80 -o--..
mas completed All arrAngemenfs for tre
Hallowe en celebration - 30 1uIar
saturday evening As Iarze ar ~ f.a
program viii - 0lr ~ dnors 10 -aieh-.
ton viii be indefinitely postponed rs $50
event Of ram
he celebration ui'l - 3 ~. nature rf
t Ook tour 81 he world with ~
i've countrles-'he uIted states Taunr
Una France ana brazii--epre-ente
ports AZ i've q the homes in ne Garden
These ports viii be a. follows nlfsf
states, ~ Zis treddes street Cuha. r
tsis OIeddes street France a. e0s -ourr
{ rant street Brazil. at s03 south .rar-
street. ana Japan az 2i24 Biddle tree
be ports VIII 10 Decorated m gaerirg
vIth he countries rnev represent v7fn
flags. etc. and parties % 'oirists Il
number, with Fiiteen nassed PLAYERS
performers ri earh rar-v uii ri~if alter
nateiv eacn porr. ana pull 81 fher stunts
and entertain hose at the lorne norfs
he ports are open during the evening
All residents of be- iaruens
II : stated tnat there vii - -onae novei
ana original pertOrnances during fns
visits 81 the tourists TO the VARIOUS norr.
here e some very zood falent 1 tna
'ardens musical snd dramatic. and tasr
are al prepared - rake uaEt
here are - be SIX parties oi "toilrlsts
fifteen n each narrv ana thev vii - -
tne % al the time. vnich vii -n~aa
something dolnx al me TINE a. sarh port
The parade Of ne tourists Fiu begin 3.
: 80 D clOck
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
HARMLESS APPLE CIDER.
Il Proved the Und0ing a Ho~ard But
tier Who Came Here Prom DEMON.

What h claimed eas aothng uo.-
than Harmless apple CIDER o,ayea hay +,
with me plans II Howard Butler ANA
brought hlm INTO Municipal eurt tala
where he VAS hne6 81 and rostson -harga
oi drunkenness. 4 bottle f04nd ou rs
the police station -mr.ieG nur,
camphor than tpp.e cider
Butler Was arrested tsrlal tte
noon b. Officer Pate t Penn, ss.
avenue and Lincoln street shfe
asleep in hiS trl.ck ahich D, stopped
middle 81 The .tree- rs e1l.rt ,os.
said his home Uas Denton Ma
that he started FOR 'hls r.tt e.tar.a
with load u sweet POTATOES. s ,yupa.
nth another uan Il Nda'cfuan
imbibej th, cider ana from b .r
he had only hazs dea 81 bis metemen.
lie said he sold : bu,hei, + rs, rutst
bat didn know tha' became
companion ar The money
After court he WAS 1dcrug po
toes a. - cents a hasNt. ta-lls, S. in
10 pay MS Nnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
DEATH OF MAYOR MACSWINEY.
Appropriate Resolutions Adopted al a
Meeting Held Here Last Night.

Resolutions Of sympathy for the de-
ceased Lord Mayor OF Cork. Ireland
Terence Mac>wi. eN. ard deterrnir alton
- increase their efforts for Irish freedom.
Vere adopted az q largely attended meet
9 81 the Friends of Irish Freedom q
representatives Of affiliated organizatio! !,
% IRISH American Hall last evening
~flrrins addresses were made hy a number
9. thusc present ard memorial masses
vC-e srrar ged for October 81
b. resolution Is ~ ed by Joseph
f-ogsu Jerome J Hetley srd Thomas ]
'iraN commrtee
Tho resolution refers 10 MacSwlLevS :
doaih ~ glorious aud calls hun mar
t,' 70 The battle for freedom bv his death.
solemn requiem mass for the repose OF
rhe soul ut the deceased lord MAYOR OF
ork was SAID AZ 5 o clock Yesterday morn
ug in - Pauls Catholic Church, Fourth
a i Jackson streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
CHICAGO LIVE SroCh

By Associated Prcss IS Ever, Ev,n.p.
Chicago, Get 2S Ca.te r.re.a.
ll,OOO, opening strong and uue,rnl
Cher on beef steers, top 1 : rs h..k -.
and choice Sl5.5Oal7.25. gras,y k.r4,
S9.25a 900; She stock - q50 ceuis lieh
CT: bulk >j.25a950. bulls ,iou holosr.
mostly S'.I5a6.50 calNt, - to SD ,erf,
higher 81 Sl2.7Sal4.OO 30 Veals sn,.
calves sharply higher fec,lcrs steaHh ,s
stronger Reccipts westerns 300. on
lng STRONG "a shade higher - 2sa
hogs recclpt~ n loo. arl, active ta
evenly steady to rs cents lower than s..
terdays average. TOP one load i3 }D
bulk hight and butchers sl2Ssala2.
hulk packns SUNS Si2tOal225. fIt.
steady 70 strong
sheep rec aiptS 2l 90. faf aInhs 1ne.
ing SteadN % = trong. chnce native lsnh.
g shippers 1880. hulk native lamh.
sl2 .Nal2.75. cholcc western ewes
bulk native cwes - 7Aag so. foalrrs
strong choice s. nound fccdo. l-..l.
1850 late yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
Elder Freed of Contempt Charge.

Chancellor Charles NJ Curtis in the
Court OF Chancery yesterday afternoon,
dismissed the charge OF contempt of
court brought against David d. Elder by
Howard NJ, Cook, receiver of Elder & Co.
contractors for road work on the State and
county highway projects.
The ground of the charge was the trans
fer OF assets OF the firm to the Elder Equip
ment Co, in the interest, il was alleged
of the bonding company. 1t was brought
out that this action was taken on the ed-
vice of counsel, who were under a misap-
prehension as to the history of the tran
sactions previous to their being retained
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
STRIPPING ESPERANTO.
I'erything Unnecessary Taken From
Fishing Schooner for Race

Halifax, \. : Oct p Captain Marty
Nelch and his crew met the dawn today
grooming the Gloucester fishing schooner
Esperanto for her 40 mile race with the
pride Of the Nova Scotia feet. the Della
wana. of Halifax harbor on SATURDAY..
Everything unnecessary aboard the
craft ls beng sent ashore Two Of the
sails which did not work satisfactorily on
the run down from Gloucester also are
being removed and other slight changes
being made in the rigging.
With the first favorable breath of wind
Captain Nelch proposes TO take the
Esperanto out for trial spin and if pos
sible he will 20 over the entire course.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
ENGAGEMENT DINNER.

Mr. and Mrs Royal G. Hull entertained
at dinner at Naaman's 5 Tuesday evening in
honor of Miss Lillian NJ Monck and !. A
Collins and Miss Ruth Talley and r. W.
Lowry, who are to be married in the near
future. The diningroom was beautifully
decorated with fall flowers
Music and dancing were enjoyed bv the
guests, who were: Mr. and Mrs. VI. ).
Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs IT, ". Hobson.
MIR and Mrs. j. 4 Dougherty, Mr.. and
Mrs. K. L. Naudain. Misses Emma :.
Maclap, Helen NJ. Murphy, Margaret
Foulk, l.. Mildred Palmer, Sue ". Rrackin
Mary \. King, Ann r. Harkins, Messrs
Howard IL. Mills, Jr. John r. HAYES.
Harold R Nowland Howard A keefe, and
John h Norris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
GOV. COX STANDS BY HIS
PLEDGE ON THE LEAGUE

Dayton, O., Oct 28.-Gov. Cox last
night received a telegram from the Phil
adelphla Public Ledger, asking whether
N view Of the Presidents statement at
Washin gton, he still stood by his promise
made at Huntington that the Executive
will alone should not control League
agreement, Gov Cox. sent the follow
irg reply:
Every statement / have made in this
campaign stands / am surprised that
the Public Ledger has not appreciated
that the wiggling and wobbling is CON
t:ned TO the other side.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
Novel Home on W heels

Having a comfortable home ON wheels
while travelling is the novel method en-
ployed by Mr. and Mrs. L. 4. Gevasco.
Jr., and their three children of Norwich.
y. y, on a trip from their homwe town
TO Florida. Their outfit, which was
parked outside the postoffice buildirg last
right, consists of a house built on an
automobile, which contains a cook stove
and other camping utersils, and has wide
berths built out on overhangs at thel
sides The party left Norwich severa
months ago, and came via New York
City, Newark, Trenton and Philadelphia
reaching Wilmington on Tuesday. They
will probably continue their journey to-
morrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
FAVOR 1920 DIVIDEND.
ArkWrigft Mills Directors Would Thus
IrCrease CAPITAL.

Fall River. Mass. Oct 2S.-The d.
rectors OF the Arkwright Cotton Mills
Corporation have voted to recommend a
stock dividend Of 122 per cent in order
10 effect an increase Of the capital stock
from s450.000 to sl009,Ot II was an
nou1:ced to-day. A special meeting of
the stockholders has been IcalIed TO act
or the proposition
The Arkwright manufacturers special
ties in cotton goods from print cloth
warns OF lts own production. 1t has paid
three quarterly dividends Of lC per cent
this year and has just declared another
OF 3 pei cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
In Honor Of Civil War Veterans.

An appeal was made last night by
{. A. W Frishmuth, commander OF
the department of Delaware Grand Ar nv
OF the Republic, to City council, sitting
IN committee of the whole, to take some
steps toward having plaque in memory
OF the soldiers Of 81 placed on the Rodney
statue that is to adorn Rodney Square
Ills suggestion that a relief figure of
private IN the uniform Of the time be
used as the design, met with the approval
of Councilman James e.. Mearns. 4
motion was adopted to have the CITY
solicitor advise council if il could an
propriate funds for the purpose. II funds
can be had the matter will be taken up
with the Park Commission.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
BAR SKUNK FROM MAILS.

Washington, Oct 2s.-Postmaste,
General Burleson has banned the skunk
and all Of his by-products. from the Unit.
ed States mails
skunk and raw hides are not ac.
ceptable for transmission in the mail,
under any circumstances. saws H.,
fost ofhos De .Jartment "Aircured hidc.
h"t skunk hides can be accepted
nail be stated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
Mrs. Stirl,h's CamPaisu.

Two meetings Na-. t.
The commttc, IA b. l.
II Mn F-anl >t.hfb ...I,s,..
representative ,he General t.-.r...
one AZ NandeNcr tr,uuc ma h.r
street the other s. Naniey, Iteu., ,.
Market Nddrc>se> favolt5I. a..
Stnlith's csndidac, ,sre rss.l, Af..
Florence Bs,nrd Hlrs N~ ~
Gee and Nlrs Cochran Rove N
Stirlth also spok, The Fr.f ..f ..a,....
three meetings 20 hc held a. Eleventh
hrkwood streets viii hc held tom.rr.
night. II weather permits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
OBITUARY.
JONATHAN 2. HALL.

JDNAthAN y. HALL
Jonathan r. Hall, 30 years old, died
Yesterday at the residence of his brother
in-law, J. T. O'Hara, 404 East Seventh
street, after brief illness For the last
eighteen months he had been in business
with his brCther-in-law, but prior to that
time was employed at the Harlan plant
Funeral services will be held on Friday
afternoon. in charge of Rev Thomas !
Sard. pastor of Scott NJ. L. Church, with
interment IN Riverview cemetery.
Besides his wife, Mary f. (nee Hudson
he is survived by daughter, Irene. nged
years; his mother, Margare Elizabeth: !:
one brother, Joseph. and two SISTERS,
Mrs. J. 7. O Hara and Mrs. Vrgie Hood.
all Of this city.
BRIDGET-M cARrHY.
Bridget Mccarthy, 76 years old died
at Kennel Square. Pa Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
ORPHANS COURT.

Chancellor Charles NJ Curtis presided
in the Orphans Court yesterday.
Francis de I'll, Janvicr presented return
OF the commission in partition of real es-
tate of James t. Eliason and Lewis +.
Eliason, which was confirmed.
+. G. Cook was granted an order to
sell real estate of Michael Ryan, de-
ceased
Richard $. Rodney made return Of the
sale of real estate of William II. Whitlock
and Francis j. Bruner, deceased which
was confirmed, and an order for distribu-
tion was granted in the Whtlock case.
Catherine Holahan was appointed
guardian of Margaret, James, Mary and
Catharine Holahan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
Ordered 10 Russia

Mrs. James " Whitfield, who was TO
have left Wilmington on Friday to Join
Lieutenant Whitfield in European waters
has received a cablegram from her hus-
band, stating his ship, the Helena, has
been ordered 10 Vladivostok and advising
Mrs. Whitfield not to sail for Hong
kong as she had expected TO do There
are no Americans at Vladivostok, all of
the American troupes having been with
drawn from that port.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
WELLS MAKES DENIAL.
Corrects Reports as to Lenine's Conversa-
ton About Vanderlip.
ny Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
London. Oct 2S.-H. G. Wells. the
author whose name was referred to
by Secretary Of State Colby in reference
to the visit of Washington Vanderlip to
Russia, has issued formal statement TO
the press denying correctness of reports
made by Evan +. Young, United States
stationed at Riga concerning converse
tions which Wells was reported to have
had with Nikolai Lenine about Wander
lips proposal.
MIR Wells SAYS in his statement that
loungs information must have been de-
rived third or fourth hand from reports of
private conversations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
JUNIOR GUARDS DANCE.

4 masquerade dance and box social was
held last Tuesday evening by Troop 4.
Jr O. L. A NJ Guards. at their hall
72S Market street, with over 300 persons
present. The hall was appropriately de-
corated. The evening was enlivened bv
several well known comedians, Jimmie
File. Russell Reed and HAYDEN and the
latters brother and SON Several harmon
lea selections were played. Clog dane
ing was also feature of the evening.
The old time banjo players, Andy"
Woemer and William Rigby afforded good
music, and the keystone Quartet also
performed. Master Junior Walker gave
several recitations Eureka Council Orches-
ira furnished music for the dancing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
SUFFERING FROM ANTHRAX.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown Oct 2S Believed to have
become infected by handling hair. used in
the manufacture of mucilage brushes
Margaret and Fannie Webb. daughters
OF Augustus Webb, of Lewes are vio-
leptiy i'll from anthrax, and for the past
two days little hopes have been enter
tanned for their recovery. Their heads
are said to be swollen to twice normal size
The girls for some time are said to have
been taking the hair into their home and
using il in making the brushes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
Husband and Wife az odds.

taking offence when his sister-in-law
ana several friends told his wife that nc
was running around, according to testi-
mony IN Municipal Court today Bernard
cunningham chased them out OF his house
and swore at his wife Yesterday, which
proceeding caused his arrest on a charge
OF breach Of the peace. When the wifi
stlhcd that she was afraid of him, Judg
Hastings PLACID Cunningham under $500
bond TO keep the peace
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
Y. NH. A. HEARS ADDRESSES.

The Y. VI H. A. get-together r-meeting
drew big crowd TO the hall al Third and
King streets, last evening. Addresses were
delivered by James y Ginns and Miss
Ella Samworth. The following musical
program was rendered Miss Goodman,
piano solo; Miss Anna Wolfman, vocal
solo; Miss NJ. Drucker, vocal solo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
PLANNING BIC FOUR"
IN COLLEGE ATHLETICS

New York, Oct IS Cornell, Columbia
Dartmouth and University of PeDnsvI-
vanis are planning the formation of a
big four IN Eastern collegiate athletics
u was learned here today. After a cross
country run to be held in Van Courtlandt
Park here on November 6. between nm
ners Of the four institutions, steps will be-
taken 20 arrange for further four-cornered
meets Il was said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
MAR k-UP" NIGHT AT TRINITY.

Trinity NJ (. Church. Twentv-second
and Church streets, will hold its sixth
''mark-up' night, for new parsonage,
in the church tonight. Rev. Elwood
Jones OF Silverbrook NJ +. Church will
be the seaker. Harry Brown will sing a
solo All team captains are urged to be
present with good reports. The exercises
will start at : As o clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
REPUDIATFS CARTOON.
Chairman Hays Says He Deeply Re-
grets Its Publication.

New York, Oct. 29.-Win H. Havs
Chairman Of the Republican Nationa
Committee last night issued a state
ment repudating on the part Of himself
as well us the National Committee the
catro0n published in last weeks issue Of
Harvey's Weekly entitled Having Diff
iiculty IN Hanging the Masterpiece,
and based upon Raphael's painting of
the immaculate Conception. Chairman
Hays said he deeply regretted the car.
toon was ever produced or used and said
10 anybody else
Chairman Hays accused the Demo-
cratic organization of striving to make
political capital out Of the matter, which
he declared was not worthy of honest
manh God or the Democratic Party"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
LEAGUE COUNCIL ADJOuRNS.
Decides on Plebiscite to Settle Territorial
Dispute Of Poland and Lithuania.

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Brussels, Oct. 2S.--Tbe council of tho
League of Nations this morning closed
its sessions in Brussels. The council took n
final adjournment after referring the ques-
tion of Danzig, the regulations concern
ing which are in dispute between Poland
and the authorities of the free city, to
tho assembly-of the League which Is to
meet at Geneva next month
The council also decided upon a plebis-
cite as to the disposition of the territory
in dispute between Poland and Lithu-
ania, this including the line fixed by the
supreme counc il in December 1919.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
SENATOR HALDEMAN DIES.
Manufacturer. Civil War Veteran and
on Many Governors Stats.

Marietta, Pa. Oct % Senator Hor-
ace J. Haldeman died at his home here
yesterday from paralysis, aged 73 years.
FOR many years he was prominent
manufacturer Of pig iron at Chickies,
Pa and for % years was connected with
he Pulaski Iron Company Of Virginia.
resIgnng as its president last May, when
the business was sold
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
Students TO Present PIayIets.

The senior and Junior classes of du Pont
High School will present three short plays
n the auditorium Of the school buildinf
omorrow evening, at 5 o'clock. The play
e Marsweet. the Cleptomaniac. I" a.
N Paile, and .'F.a.cai.. TIE ptocee.
ill be given to the athletic association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
WEDDINGS.
STEPHENSON NEIDE

The marriage Of Miss Bessie Luke
Neide Of Rosedale and Claude Il. Stephen
sen OF Hockessin took place Saturday
afternoon in Red Clay Presbyterian Church
Rev. John ID. Blake performing the cere-
mony. Misses Ethel and Grace Neide
were bridesmaids, and Leroy Stephenson
acted as best man. After a trip in the
south. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson vii. live
at the Cedafs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
Rock Revue TO Return.

William Rocks Revue of 1920. .
,hich closed its local engagement at the
layhouse last night announced that II
lll play a return engagement November
ii, II and IL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
Military Dance.

An enjoyable dance was gwen
night at the Armory by Co 4. Otgst
ized Militia 81 Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
MANY ACCIDENTS,
or SO In State for Two Weeks Sc were In
Wilmington.

The Delaware Safety Council sta, istics
committed makes the following report of
accidents from October TO Is, inclusive.
Outside of Total
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs John r. Boys. Of Rich
ardson Park have announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Miss Miriam
+. Boys. to Cyrus Rittenhouse of state
Road. the wedding to take place in the
near future
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results; Proved by the salts
faction of many and will be 10 vou.-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-28
MARRIAGES AT Asprnx

The marriage of Miss Ida A. Pavne
Of Hurlock, Md, and Robert f. Hazard
1i Lincoln, took place yesterday morninr
lt ll.30 O'Clock in Asbury parsonage
hev- George W. Dawson officiating
after a wedding trip they will reside il
Hurlock
Harland II Otwell Of $50 Poplar street
nd Mis- Lottie Wiley. of Greenwood
e'c married al 7.39 last night in Asbu
'arsonage, by the pastor.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07
ROCHESTER, Is To HAVE BIG
CUSTOM MILL IN THE SPRING

A mill of 100-ton capacity will be
erected this coming spring at the
mouth of LIMERICK canyon in the
Rochester mining district, according
to Ernest +. Helliere, who was in
Lovelock recently in the interest of
the proposed plant.
The mill is being erected by Bos-
ton capitalists for the purpose of
treating custom ores of the Roches-
ter district. and should be the means
of opening up properties which have
not been worked extensively up to
the present time on account OF trans
portation problems. Ore which
would not pay to ship as 1t comes
from the ground can be run through
the mill and shipped as concentrates
at a big profit. LIMERICK canyon is
just north of the camp of Rochester.
Review-Miner.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07
STATE NEWS
ROCHESTER, MINES COMPANY
SETTLES EY PAYING A FINE

A fine of two hundred and fifty
dollars was imposed upon the Rocli-
ester Mine company by a justice of
the peace following a plea of guilty
to a charge of operating a gasoline
motor car underground contrary to
law and regulations.
Andy Stinson, state mining inspec-
tor, and Robert Richards, deputy at
torney general, left for Rochester
and Lovelock last Saturday evening
fully prepared to institute criminal
prosecution against the company and
in addition to file papers In civil
suit to recover a two thousand dollar
penalty in behalf of the industrial
commission. These steps we're to
be taken as a result of developments
following the death Of James
Sproule, December 81, 1919. due to
an accident In the mine because of
operation Of the gasoline motor con-
trary to law, says the Carson News.
Sunday, while Messrs. Stinson and
Richards were in Reno they were in
yited into conference by Frank Man.
son and Bert Mcintosh, president and
attorney, respectively, for the min
ing company. The case was dis
cussed at length and the company
given to understand that the issues
would be fought to a finish by the
state and the industrial commission
The representatives of the company
offered TO plead guilty to the GRIM
inal charge and take the conse-
quences if the civil suit would not
be brought against them. The propo-
sition was put up to the industrial
commissioners and after due consid-
Grafton of the various angles and
points involved 1t was dtcided to act
on the suggestions made by the rep
res~entatives of the mining company.
| Accordingly, the officers proceeded
to Pershing county. filed tho GRIM
inal complaint and summons, and,
in conformity to the program that
| had been outlined, al officer OF the
company entered a plea of guilty,
waving rights of time and other
privileges. The fine of two hundred
and fifty dollars was promptly paid
to the treasurer of Pershing county,
thus ending this particular case.
Later, Messrs. Stinson and Rich
ards and Manager Bennett held a
long conference. On behalf of the
| company promise of cooperation
with the mining inspector was made.
and every assurance given that
there will be no conflict with the
state departments in the future.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07
Ely's Opportunities

Probably never before has Ely had such
opportunities to get into a silver camp
which has every Indication Of becoming
one of the leading silver amps of the
west. The manner in which the Extension
and various other properties are pushing
forward their development work should
convince the investor that ARROWHEAD
10 the camp in which to place their money.