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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Commercial Class
Visits County Offices

Miss Selma Braeru. commercial teach
er in the county nigh school. and stud.
ents of the senior class who are taking
instructions ia Office training. visited
the courthouse last Friday and were
given the benefit of practical instruc-
tion IL The operation of the different
county Offices by the officials.
The class. visited the county elerls's
office. where the duties OF the county
commissioners We're explained, as were
the different duties OF the unit clerk
in tic matters of court proceedings.
homestead entries. naturalization pa
rers. passports. election details and the
handling o. county bills. From the
clerks office the class was taken To
the courtroom. wnere the proceedings
of the court i'm civil and criminal cases
were explained. rms next Office visited
was that of the county recorder.
the bookkeeping system of the
county vas explained and the methods
cf recording documents. These Of
fees. with the Office of the county
treasurer. gave the students practical
information on the administrative Of
fees Of the county.
Miss Braem before returning her
class 10 The school thanked the officials
for tfS courtesy extended.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Judge MeFadden Receives Had ~fnjur,

Judge MeFadden Receives Had Injury
Judge Z. j. MeFadden slipped on the
ice last Tuesday while doing chores
about his house and sustained a badly
sprained ankle. owing TO the painful
injury the Judge was unable - attend
cnnrf Wf1nesnnF.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
IMPORTANT DECISION
ON GRAZING OF SHEEP

Ry "A decision rendered in the Justice
court by Judge Collins last Friday the
interesting question of the ign To re
cover damages arising from TIE graz
ing OF sheep and cattle on nnfeneed
and uncultiyated lands is opened IN
and will. In all probability. 80 up on
appeal i'm order that the law applie2-
bic may be settled.
TIL question was raised when suit
was brought by Chandler & Quayle. as
attorneys fer the Adams-McGill COM
many against Gregorio Crratia. Dom
ing Soto and Victor Iaurenz. II de
PENDANTS were represented by q. +.
foreman, who i~ntcrposcd a demurrer
to the complaint on the ground that IL
did net give facts sufficient to eonsti
tute a esuso Of action.
I-pon the argument ii was ~contcndcd
by Mr.. Qua,le hat when he sheep
owned by the defendants ran and tres
passed upon the lands of the rlaintiu
they ate up. injured. trampled out and
destroyed the wild grasses. in eonse-
uaence of which ihe plaintin had been
damaged and was entitled to reccNer.
on the other hand. Mr.. Foreman con-
tended in behalf of his clients that an
action fer damages would not lie
under the circumstances, pointing out
that IL the various sheep owners of the
country were liable when their stock
stra we'd on unfcnccd ground all along
the range. even though the ground was
in private ownership. they would be
obliged 10 carry a corps of surveyors
with every band in order to protect
themselves. as otherwise they had no
mes ms cf telling when they were on
the public domain or on private
ground. The Law seems settled that
ecovery cannot be had for damage To
grounds under similar cir
cumstances. and Mr.. Boreman contend
ed that there was still greater reason
applying the law to nneultivated
la nds. on which there does not seem
IL be n direct statute.
Judge Collins sustained the demui-
rer. thereby taking the position that
damages could not he recovered. ms
question will now no doubt ~ up
for final determination.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Woman Is Scalped
By Gasoline Engine

Completely scaiped by having her
hair caught in the pulley OF a gaso-
line engine was the shocking accident
which befell Mrs. 5. L. Whitehead of
oserten one day the first of iast week,
says 1he Los Vegas Review.
In the absence of electric power The
family washing machine Is run hy n
gasoline engine. which, according to
the story of the accident. must set on
"A platform some distance from The
ground Her husband being i'll, Mrs.
Whitehead undertook to operate the
engine without his usual assistance.
While attempting to give the engine
some necessary attention her hair be-
came caught in the pulley. In sur
PRISE ana terror she jumped from the
platform. tearing away her hair and
scalp in a most frightful ann
She was taken to Salt Lake City as
soon as possible. but no wore has been
received since as TO her condition.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Eastern Star Order
Elects New Officers

Last Taesday night at Masonic hall
III, chapter. order of Eastern star
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: Mrs. l.. j. stephens. worthy
matron: Mrs. George ii. Doyle, assoc
ciatc matren; George IL. Doyle, worthy
patron; Mrs. Clarence q. Barren, sec
rotary: Mrs. A. ]. Proctor, treasurer
Mrs. e. ". florence, eonductress; Mrs.
Frances Smiley. associate conductress
Tile election was followed by a Ian
ouet and the meeting was n OF the
best attended as well Is most interest
ing held by the chapter for some time
past. About forty members were
present and fonr new ones were admit
ted into thu fold.
The newly elected officers viii be in
stalled At he drst meeting held IN
January.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Children In
Coasting accidents

.As the result of two collisions which
occurred IN what Is known as thu school
house hill. leading from the grammar
school to Aaltman street. last Wednes-
day. several of the grade school pupils
are nursing numerous bruises anc
slight decorations. The accidents oc-
CURED while the pupils were eoasting
during recreation houts and iE enc
party the heb occupied by Leah Miles.
Clara Cashato md Harold Peck cell
lided with that piloted by Winona Dag
an the entire party suffered slight but
lainful injuries. One of the young
girls was badly shocked and said She
did not know what happened, but isom
her appearance the sidewalk perhaps
tsmpod OYER AMI struck her.
Another accident on the same day
was one in which Den Smith and
Mickey" Basta coliidcd with q teie-
grapi: pole and were badly bruised as
a result. 1t was at first thought that
tile Tasia boy had suffered a broken
ccliarbone. IL. was taken to the Ely
Surgical hospital. where an examina-
tion by DIR. a. r. T. Buckeii disclosed
the fact that no bones were br oken and
ha was thereafter taken To his home
la Ely.
The boys of the eighth grade held a
meeting and in executive session de-
c.ded TO organize police squads by
which they will cover the hi.l during
the houIs eelected for coasting. II
they say that under no circumstances
will any more reckless driving be per-
mitte1.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Fire Steers Killed
in Movie Stampede

In the sta impede that turned out To be
far more realistic han the directors
az the King vidor moving picture pro-
auctions had any idea hat they coulo
bring about. nve cattle were killed
yesterday afternoon en- the Trosi
rarch. seven miles east OF Reno, when
they mired in an irrigation ditch and
were trampied to death by dozens OF
other made ned cattle rushing wildly
upcn them. Only quick action on the
part of the cowboys saved several
other cattle from being killed. When
they saw the real danger In the pile
M. they made good use Of tfeir lassos
ana dragged out of danger the cattle
that they reached first. However
they could not save them All and five
died.
some OF The experienced cattle men
no,nted our tarly in. the ~forenoon's
work that II would be impossible to
vet in an open field the kind OF STAN
pede pictures that they wanted. a
scaffold was erected at one side of the
ae,d and underneath this the cattle
were supposed to rush pellmeli. head
I'd right for one OF the actors. but the
plan would not FORK. h cattle
would rush up toward the
then stop and stare and switch on To
the left. Finally one OF the COWBOYS
Iassoed a steer n dragged 1t through
determined at least to blaze the tran
hnt not one OF the theirs oliowe
Instead, they shot of on their ow .
accord end In a moment were piled
I'D in the irrigation ditch with fata'
results.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Aduance Funds to
County Farm Bureau

At the meeting of the board OF ccen
commissioners last Monday a reso-
luton was adopted which authorized
the county treasurer to transfer a snf-
hc;ent amount of money from the gene
raj fund of the county to the farm
bureau fund. which. added TO the
amounts already advanced. Will eqaal
Il .oan of $500.
The amount advanced for the coun-
tvs share of the maintenance of the
farm bureau Is to be returned to The
general fund when the collections from
tayes are received in June of next year,
There IS a tax levied in the county
to meet the apportionment due from
the county to support the local bureau
work aud this money will be available
when the second instailmet of taxes
is collected.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
MUST RECORD BRANDS
BEFORE JANUARY FIRST

Il OF brands will be in the same
.reeition as owners of mining claims
VINO fail To do the yearly assessment
WORK. unless they rerecord their
brands and marks, as required ID stat
ute. htfore January l. 1891.
Chapter 249 of the laws OF 1911 re-
quires every person, company or cor
pcration having horses. cattle or other
livestock and owning "A brand or mark
fer the same to record such brand on
or lefore the first day of January.
1916. and within sixty days prior 10
the first day of January, 1891. and re-
pectediy within sixty days prior to the
Grst OF JanGarN>at the end of each nve-
year period ther eafter. The law pro-
vides that any brand owner who sai.s
tp record his brand on or before Jan
uary l., 1921. shall be deemed to have
abandoned the same, and any person.
company OF corporation shall be ut
liberty To adopt and use any such
abandoned brand or mark by record
Ing the saa,e in the name of the new
claimant.
County Recorder John Mckernan has
notified all owners of brands by letter
of the provisions in the law and has
also adyortistd the regulations in the
papers. but many owners Of brands
have failed TO appear and protect their
property.
in some eases where owners Of stock
lave conveyed the stock by a bill OF
sale. but did not include their iron, the
purchase Of the stock may obtain pos
session of the iron IL the original
owner does not protect il by rereoord-
ing.
rho fee for rereeordirg an old brand
CT mark Is 30 cents and for recording
Il new brand or al old brand after the
date set by law is So. thus on owner
OF a lrand who IL one day late in re-
recording will pay the s1.50 additional.
Church Services Mt ~. bartholomew
The sermon subject In st. partaolo-
news church this morning will be
"rhe Pilgrims and Constitutional Lib
FPfN"
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19

Tho News delivered Wy carrier in
Ely. Central Ely and East Ely.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Ackermans Here to
Inspect Fire Loss

William Alderman arrived in Ely
last Thursday night. coming from
Burlingame. Cal. lie was accompanied
by Mrs. Alderman and their daughter
Willetti. The Alderman family have
been on the Pacific coast for several
months since the sale of their grocery
business in Ely to Francis Lewis. but
they still retain many interests here
and will always be considered - White
Pine pioneers.
Mr.. Alderman said that lie came in
principally TO look over tho damage
done by fire to his residence last Satur-
day night. lie further said that his
loss would be fairly well covered By
Insurance and he felt thankful to tho
boys 81 the first department for the
work they did. which saved his build
ing from total destruction.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
white Lie Is Never
Unsuitable, She Finds
: a .wh.le lIe- IustIaabls j.

IL a white lie JustitiableF
Becky warder tMadge Kennedy
thought so. She wanted to bring Fred
and Eve Linden together again. and
in her quixotic efforts she placed her
self In ambiguous situations with the
p%ronigate husband or her best friend.
also. she lied continuously to her own
husband. Becky tangled herself in n
net of deceits. aud when she was final
Is driven to I'll Z TrufA.' her usban nd,
his faith gene refused to believe her
Ii is this situation which furnishes
the great clintas To Clyde Fitch's mas
terpiece which Goldwsn has picturized
with Miss Kennedy as Becky. The
Young matton learns IN n bitter hosr
that a white lie" IL little different
from the other kind.
Eecky's father was a good-natured
scapegrace ruined By gambling. who
hEd brough: rn his daughter IN an
atmosphere of lies. When her hus-
baai leaves her she returns to her
father. who Is disconnected by the turn
affairs have taken. since a good deal
OF his ready money ZONES from his
son-in-law. Ill schemes to effect a
re-union-by more ties. and IL Is in
the discovery Of these that Becky has
her opportunity TO rise superior TO her
upbrirging and prove hat THE Truth"
is In her. The Truth may be seen at
the Ely thcater. where It will be shown
eonight.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19
Ely Rebekah Lodge
Elects New Officers

The order Of Eebeklias at Their meet
ing held last Thursday night In odd
Fellows hall elected their officers for
the ensuing year as follows.
Helen Manly. noble grand. Mabl,
Evans. Vice-grand; Peter Norregard.
secretary. Susie Griffin. treasurer. ana
Mrs. w. @. Norman. long term
trustee.
The newly elected officers viii b
installed at the next meeting, which
will be held January 6. at which time
the appointive officers Will b.
ed by the noble grand.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19

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Church Services ut ST. bartholomew
The sermon subject In st. partaolo-
news church this morning will be
"rhe Pilgrims and Constitutional Lib
ertv."
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19

hOW many miles with
out changing engine oil:
Dirt accumulates in the oil oil
every engine-carbon, road dust
fine particles OF metal, and gasoline
that has escaped past the pistons
This dirty, diluted oil circulating
through your engine causes unnec-
essary wear on bearing surfaces,
Have it drained out-now-and
fresh oil put in the crankcase.
We can do that for you conven-
iently, quickly, economically-with
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-28
Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
Building Association Organizes

The stockholders of the Orleans
Building Association, Inc met at. the
Club rooms Wednesday evening Jan.
21st, elected G. H. Moulton, clerk,
voted to issue stock in $500 shares
to the amount of $25, 100000, to be
called for by the directors as needed.
Eight directors were elected as fol-
lows: o. W.Locke, E. E. Doe. G. R..
Taplin, j. G. Turnbull, G. S. Dodge,
G. M. Dwinell, r. A. Bean and j. B..
Cotton. Monday evening the direct
ors met and completed the organiza-
ton by electing E. E. Doe, president;
C. r. Taplin, vice president; r. A.
Bean, treasurer; and o. w. Locke,
General Manager, Mr.. Doe. Mr..
Dodge and Mr. Locke were elected sas
an executive committee to act for
the board of directors.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-28
Congregational Church Notes.
r. A. Hamilton, Pastor.

The February meeting of the miss
ionary society will be held in the
church chapel, Tuesday, Feb. 3. The
topic is, Christian Americanization.
A task for the churches. Mrs. Pearson
will present Oh. 1, The Present Issue.
The question box will be handled by
Mrs. Keys, and Mrs. Kate Dwinell
will furnish music. The meeting be-
gins at o'clock and the members
are requested to come early for the
sewing.
The leaders of the C. E. for
Sunday evening are Hazel Scott and
Evelyn Adams. The topic is "The
Worlds Need of Christ" Half of the
society will present the need of the
eastern hemisphere and half the need
of the western hemisphere. Judges
are to be invited in to decide ON the
merits of the case as presented.
The Go-to-church. band had its term
social and business meeting last Mon
day evening The new term begins
the first Sunday in Feb. Several
have perfect attendance records for
the past four months. Some have
been delayed on account of sickness
quarantine etc. One member has
completed the sixth term, or per-
feet record for "a months. Those
whose pins are now due will receive
them on Sunday morning.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-28
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes
Clarence d. Pierce, Pastor

A union service tonight.
Sunday services
Morning service, 1870 o'clock.
Sunday school 1900.
Evening service at 7.30.
The subject of the Sunday evening
service will be GA Dreamer's Dream"
This will be the first of a series of
lantern slides from Underwood and
Underwood, New York.
The attendance at Sunday school
Jan. IL was 10o and on Jan. rs, was
1U4. Would it not be fine to main
tain that standard for all fair wealth,
er Sundays?
The members of the Ladies' Aid
suriety are requested u Rect FOR a
business session with Mrs. Ray
NOISE Friday afternoon at 2.30
O'Clock.
At brief recess between the morn
ing service and the Sunday school
session next Sunday there will be
held an electoral session IL secure a
delegate and alternate for the Lay
electoral conference that will be held
in Springfield April % in conjunction
: <" The Verm ut annul conf ence.
Foster ] Kinney will preside as judge
Of ele tions and ". G. / wo-nn!v and
]. Flint as tellerS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-28
Inherited Characteristic.

AS a general thing the kind of moth
er who enjoys a midnight supper
downtown gets mad when the baby
wants to eat as soon as she reaches
home-DallaS News.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03
LAS PRIhERAS VlCTlMAS
DE LA TERRIBLE LEY

Embellishments entrG en- v!Gor In
lev ~draconiana. que fue refrenada por
Toe ministries de Mayimiliano.
FL dfa IS de csc mismo mes de octu-
hre q general imperialista D. Ramon
MendAz sorprendl6 en- Santa Ana ANA
tlan. Michoacan a una fuerZa republi-
cana mandada por el general en- Jefe
D Jose Maria Arteaga, el comandante
general Carlos SalaZar. los ~cOroneles
Tests Dfaz Paracho. Trinidad Village
mez. Perez Milliena Y D.. Jose Vicente
E-illa6a, cinco tenientes ~coroneles, o.
cho commentaries y muchos o~ficiales
de crado inferior. 10 mismo que a cerca
de cuatrocientos soldados.
Al llagar 4 Jruapam recibi6 IN
ejen,plar de ga ley inicua V e. general
imperialism para darle corplim;ento
en- parte dispuso que fueran juzeados
por una Corte Marcial los principles
~prisioaeros IA cual sin pie6ad condeH0
a r.uerte 6 los val!entes ' patriotss
generates A-teaga Y Salazar, a. coro-
nei VillaComcz y q los corlaHda7tes
Dfaz paracho Y al cap!tan Juan Coma
Lee, soateacia que sc cunpl,0 e. dfa q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

se~taren q IA autCr!dad antics del - de
n~ov:a:nbre pr6x!mo. aicmpre que no ha-
van comet!do ninEun 0Iro del:to, . co.!
:ar dcsde Ia iecha de IA p-esente ley.
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Art. lJ.-El sobiernU &c r~cserva II IA
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las diSposicioncs dc eSta ley.
"Cada uno dc nucstros ministries que
da encargado De Ia ~ejecuci"n de este
ley en- Ia parte que le coMclerne, die
;amdo las Grdenes necesarias para 81
cxtricta O~bscrvanCia.
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min:stro dc Negocios E~X.ranjctcS : en-
carEIdu dc! dc EstaGO. JJS@ +. tami-
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trucciGn FlhlicL Y Quito. Manuel Sill
cro-El S~uhScCrctario de Hacienda
Francisco de =. Cesar"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03
LA RESPONSABILlCAD DE IA LEY
DE 3 DE OCTUBRE

.Auuque Ia Influenza del mariscal
BaZaine era dominantc en- todOs los &C
tUs y disposicioncs del sobie-no de
MaXimilianO, ia reSponSabil!dad por
IL ley draconiaIa del 3 de octubre re-
cae directamcnte soDre MaXinlllano,
por n as que este en- el Memorandum
que entregI Il SuS de~fenSores en- Que
retaro die que debidO a la preston e
insistencia de los ~franCeses para que
Sc emplearan med!os cnergicos a I'm
de terminar pronto : cumplIdam:nte.
como decian clos, hiZO que Sc elaE2ra
"a Ia ley de 3 de octubre y que EaZai-
ne dict6 personalmente Pormenores de
lante de teStigos.
Pero el condo de keratry en- su Ii
bro elevation Y ca!da de MaXimllia-
no.. escrito para ensaIzar Ia memoria
del archiduque, dice que este fumes
10 decreto, cuya minuta podla consur-
tarse. estaba escrito por Ell mismo Max
miliano. aunque tenla a SUI lado a H..
s~ecretario, que todos los ministries que
~aprotao0n In idea pusieron u firmas
al cabo de 81 y que el e~mperador Maxi
riIiaao aates de da.le caraccer Official.
cre-S Que debia consultarlo cor el ma
riscaI Bazaine y que Gel Quartet gene
raj Sc lie contest6 que siendo los con-
s~!dera1dos de! dec.eto tar sat!sfactp-
rios para eli presidente d. Bcnito Jua-
reg, n ouie1 las tropas franccsas COM
bat!an, parecertan d!rlgidos contra "a