White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-22
QUESTIONS SOUNDNESs
OF RENTING EQUIPMENT
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cradle eovies on the grandstand roof
at the ball park and the mayor and
council INDUCED In CONSIDERABLE
speculation to arrive at a theory of
how they alighted there. Mayor Gal.
lagher thought they made the ascent
by climbing and Mr.. Willard though,
somewhat the same, the points 10.
reconcile between these otherwis.
harmonizing views being that one
suspected that the lads went IN a,
two certain corners where the caves
were narrow and the other though,
they had been scrambling over the
margin at most any old place. The
gravity of the discussion kept Il be-
fore the council for a considerable
lumber of minutes, when the bring.
ing forward of some other matters of
moment to the municipality caused
il TO be laid on the table for the time
and when it again was taken up the
responsibility of putting into effect a
preventive measure was cast upon
the shoulders of Mr.. Russell because
of 1t being in his home ward and
bailiwick. Interviewed after ad-
journment Mr.. Russell was noncom-
but it Is learned from sources
which II may not be proper 90 d.
vulge that he has in mind the use
of a couple of strands of barbed wire.
drawn about the margin OF
the roof. several pieces of two By
four TO shore out the arrangement
into midair and some staples TO teth-
the strands into place Which
that hereafter the fans refer
red to Will have to carry on their
persons one or more pairs of the
heaviest ~side-cutting pliers. similar
to those used on No Mans land, or
do their roofing from the seats or
bleaehers. II il turns out that any
in future are seen on the roof and
the wire is uncut meanwhile other
theories of the mode of ascent will
to be run down At present
all efforts are being based on the
climbing theory.
Mr.. Willard reported that the coun-
~ hiadti HaA WI h3N VI lut CITY
for either five and a half or
six and a half days and the work was
In a satisfactory shape. Some re.
NAMED TO be done but that could be
with the city drag.
He recommended that a drainage
connection be placed on hurry stree,
between the Hayes hotel and the
Catholic church to carry away the
surplus water and prevent a mud
hole throughout tho summer. This
was authorized.
Watering the trees planted on Ar
Dor day at the camp grounds will be
tomorrow. according TO Mr.. MIL
report. A joint OF pipe and n
box TO carry the moisture down TO
the roots has been placed al each
tree.
Collections are TO DE made by NJ.
Loekhart for maintenance of the Gem
etery from owners Of plots. Some
twenty or more owners have been
regularly In sums from $3.50
81 each yearly. the receipts last
year amounting TO more than 500.
and other owners are 10 be asked to
pay their pro ratas.
George Helbig was appointed sex
ton OF the cemetery TO serve at The
will of the council.
The dumping of garbage by tho
Oseeola road opposite the lumber
yard has been tabooed, after II had
been practieed for several weeks.
the deep snow. when trucks
could not 80 farther. the mayor said
he had permitted its dumping there
on a promise that IL be removed 10
the proper place as the snow left.
This promise had not been kept. Mr..
said q water main at the
of n hill on the Osceola road
had washed out a side road, prevent
Ing trucks from making the turn. II
Is planned To either require garbage
to be hauled up hurry by the ice
plant and out on the hill TO some
acreage owned by the city or have it
dumped north o; the high line rail-
way. which area Is reached by the
Cherry Creek road.
Ed Merrill, city electrician nd
dressed the council with impressive
rhetoric on the subject of repairing
arc lights especially the n at
and Aultman. which he said
was a menace TO the transformer OF
light mad power company. upon
which subject he had delivered pre-
sious addresses at past meetings.
The point vas that there would be
item OF cost of some $25. The
mayor was authorized to investigate
md take suitable action.
Jack l.. Bishop. a nan with both
EGGS amputated above the knees who
has been here for several weeks. was
the privilege OF operating n
popcorn and peanut rooster at ;he
outer edge of tho sidewalk by the
light pole IN front OF the Western
Club.
A soft drink license for the Hansen
q nlaco wap yrautad In Jsc