The White Pine news. [volume], January 05, 1909, DAILY EDITION, Page THREE, Image 3

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MARKETS, MINING AND METALS
ELI DISTRICT IS III
SPLENDID POSITION
U.\s TilK SFI’I’OHT OF \ filCKAT
KOl.LOW l\G Ol- IWKSIOItS
TllltOI GIIOI T THK 4 'Ol \THY—
4.KVKItAI, IIAKKKT I’M KS I I'.
The outlook Ik decidedly better in
the stock and the metal markets tit
the beginning of the week. There
are numerous prophesies in the east
of Immediate opening of a strong
boom market and expectation is en
tertained that it will develop rap
id I >
A gentleman just returned front
the eust, who had opportunity to get
In touch with what the big brokerage
houses were doing, slates that there
has been plenty of quiet trading and
lining tip for brisk times. Money lias
been coining in without halt front
small traders all over the country and
the situation, particularly for the
coppers, looks exceedingly good
There Is a great deal of interest in
the Kly district and such moves as
may come on the laiard with regard
to its principal stocks will lie eagerly
takeu hold of and pushed by a great
following of both big and little In
vestors in all parts of the country.
No camp stands in better position In
this reaped at the present time.
Hid. Asked
Nevada Con.I ft . ST V* 13. 60
Cumli. Kly. k.37*4 *. T,n
Giroux Con. 6.87*4 6.50
Kly Central.62 .75
Kly Con. .15
Silver.50%
Copper .14%
l*<ad . 4.12*4
Money, 3% per cent.
IIINFOHII A III l.sK I,KIT Fit.
The market was much stronger to
day. The dividend disbursements
are being reinvested in stocks and
Isolds A scramble to get aboard
was caused by tin upward movement
In the stnndard rails Better report
on the metal market also caused an
advance in the leading coppers. Lo
ral coppers were active and in de
mand They closed two and three
points above Saturdays closing. \Vo
expect a good strong market and
higher prices for all stocks this
week
lol’l’lll AMI .si IA Fit \IU \\< K
NKW YORK. Jan I Lead. firm.
4 IC !fr 4 2- c; copper, firm. It :!-7
*u 4/ 14%c; silver. 50%i
W'HKAT M llth KT.
CHICAGO Jan I Mas wheat
closed at $ t .OS % .
A I,I’ll \ SH AFT W \ I'Kit.
Owing to a reoccurrence of water
in the Alpha shaft, the men work
ing on the 1,200 level have been laid
off for a few shifts The water Is
being rapidly lowered.
1 1
• ••••••••••••••a
; • •
• Sill I l\KVSTONK •
• I>1(1 l.l,S DOW \ •
• The Coppermiln-s Co. hits shnl •
• down ihe Keystone drills on its •
• properties and will not -tart •
• them up agiiin until In (he •
• spring. Cold weather makes •
• operation of the drills slow and •
• it is for tills reason that they •
• are out of commission tempo- •
l« rarity. The vigorous develop- •
• meni that has lieen in progress •
1 • for some months in the tinder- •
• ground workings of the Copper- •
• mines will continue without •
• halt. It is stated that results •
• attending all the work are of •
• very highly satisfactory kind •
• •
• ••••••••••••••a
MM IKING l-Olt INSTIGATION.
Now Turk Grokcis Wire to District
for stock ol New t.iiiiii-Tlinnip
Miti Enterprise.
The brokerage tirm of I tin ford k
Dulse received three telegrams from
New York correspondents yesterday
asking if any Inspiration Copper Co.
stock could lie purchased in Ely.
Mr. Dulse wired back that as far
as he knew, there was none of the
stock in the district. The Inspira
tion Co. is the property the control of
which was recently purchased hy VV.
It. Thompson and George E. Gunn in
the Globe, Arizona, district, adjoin
ing t lie .Miami and other prominent
Globe ground
Very little if any of tills stock lias
come onto the market, but the de
mand which has come about for it
In the east, as evidenced by the in
quiries received here yesterday and
by reports which have been appear
ing in eastern financial papers make
it evident that the Inspiration can be
* expected to loom prominently on t In
stock market horizon hetor* long
KX \>11 X I X<. I III. ClIKM X.
I’rniiiiiiciil Mining hlngince r Will Itc
iiiniii in llii- District for
Some Time.
It. M Atwater. .Ij'.. wlm arrived ill
Bast Bly last Wednesday night, with
the Olrntix party, experts to remain
III the ills! riel for several Weeks.
While here lie will make a thorough
examination of the Giroux property
Mi. Atwater is a mltii.i" man ol
nint h proniim m e. having liei n em
plliveil as engineer hv some of me
largest mining interests In the I'nited
States and Kuropi Among them
are the National City hank of New
York, .lames Speyer A- Co.. \tunI
gamated Metal Co. of New York and
the Itotlisi hild s Bxploratinn Co , Ltd
Till.licit 11*11 mtllT-S.
Lahor union officers at Chleago ex
pert hereafter to dismiss tlifTcrmiees
with employers hv minding them at
liinrh or dinner.
In an attempt to save his two chil
ilreii. William MeKay was fatally in
jured at Ketroit. dropping feet
from the loirniug tliird story of his
home.
CAVE VALLEY OIL
EXCITEMENT IS ON
JAMKH PKAItCK I.KAVKS loll
< AMIOlt.M \ TO si:< I hi: HKILI.
INI. (HI I ITS \\l» INTKItKST
oil oi'Kia rnits u i i ll him.
For some time there hits been hni**t
gathering in of lands tarrying oil
foriiiHfbiu in the Cave vallt-v coun
try. with result that it lias developed
in the last few days that an area lias
been located which will make a very
large field if the promises which it
carries on the surface are realized.
Among others who nave lately ta
ken lunch Interest in the field is
James A Pearce, of New York, a
liirgt owner of property in the Kly
district. Mr. Pearce went to the
field about (lie middle of last month
and upon making examination of rep
resentations which he had received
sent out for surveyors, who have
just completed the work of staking
much ground on the formation. A
number of others are also located,
among these being James Oreary and
Sol. Snyder of Kly. who are prospect
ing for seepage on ground they
have taken up.
Mr. Pearce was reported itt word
received front the district List night
to have left for Los Angeles for the
purpose of at once associating with
| himself operators in the California
lields and arranging for the shipping
I In of drilling outfits with which to
commence thorough exploitation of
the field. He is exported back Within
I the next few weeks
STMT THEIR NEW BODIES
(Conllutied from page one. i
In Noveinlu-r were fotiuullx iuaugii
rated at noon today. The oath of
office was administered hy Chief .1 ns
ihe McCarty.
IIKLKXA. Mont., Jan. I. State of
lii'ials were inaugurated todaj and
the l 1th legislature convened and or
ganized liv the election of \V \V. Me
Cowell, of ilntte. ns speaker of the
house and Thomas Kwerett, ol Har
lem, as president pro tern, of tie- sen
ate.
The house Is Democratic and flic
senate Itepu Mil an Governor Harris
will deliver his inaugural address to
the joint assembly tomorrow
i-ACHA Mk.\ l'<>. Cal.. Tan I.
That I’lsited Slates Senator George C.
I’erkins will lie re-elected hy the Cal
ifornia state legislature, which con
venes tomorrow, is considered prac
tical!) certain hy t In* niemliers of
lioth houses who have alrettd) arrived
at the state capitol. While the Dem
ocrats increased their membership
somewhat in llie November election
i and in their opposition to Perkins
will lie supported hy a few independ
ent Hepuhlicans, the regular llepuh
lican forces have an overaoffwn
Itcen organization forces have an
EAST ELY, NEVADA
Invites the consideration of all who may wish
thoroughly good real estate or business invest
ments in a city served with excellent water,
electric light and power, telegraph, telephone
and all other modern conveniences, including
the best hotel between Denver and San
Francisco.
East Ely is so situated that it is the pres
ent terminal of railroad lines operating in the
Ely mining district and must be the terminal
of other lines which will be built in future to
southern and western connections. At the
present time above 40 trains, including main
line passenger, suburban passenger, ore trains
and main line freight trains arrive and de
part daily from the East Ely yards.
VISIT EAST El Y OR WRITE TO THE
ELY TOWNSITE CO.
East Ely, Nevada, for further information.
overwhelming majority in both
branches of the legislature.
The effort that will be made by
the legislature to wipe out the race
iracks in California( so far as book
making and pool soiling is concerned,
looms up oti the horizon as the bitter
est and hardest tight of the session.
Moth anti-gambling forces and the
friends of the "Sport of Kings" are
early on the ground, lobbying for and
against the proposed measures.
Among the more important legisla
tion this session will be the enact
ment of it direct primary law as au
thorized by the recent general elec
tions; the passing of several bank
ing measures, providing f<vr a safer
and (tetter hanking system In the
state.
FRIGHTFUL END OF
EDWARD BARRETT
(Continued from page one. I
ination. The verdict attaches no
blante for the accident. It is as fol
lows;
"Smelter. Nov.. Jan. 4. 1110it.
"We, the coroner's jury, impan
tieled to investigate the circum
stances connected with tin* death of
Kdward Barrett, find that the de
ceased came to his death by accident,
at the concentrator of the Step toe
Valiev Smelting A.- Mining Co., while
iit work iu a Huntington mill, and
we also tind that the deceased was
about 2.i years of age, and a resi
dent of either Butte, Mont., or Oreat
Falls. Mont. Signed: W. C. Brad
ley. 7. It. Bradley, O. \V. Beardslee,
W. M. Phillips. Con. Price and Hay
Kesler."
Telegrams were sent last night to
Butte and Great Falls by the cor
oner in endeavor to locate relatives
nf Barrett. Reply is expected today.
Betters found among his possessions
number one which is believed to lie
from a brother and which would in-,
dirate the home of the unfortunate
man to have been in Great Falls.
■II ST TO MARK SlltK.
( Philippine Gossip..
An old farmer who by hard work
and thrifty habits had got together
a small fortune, decided that the
time had at length arrived when he
was justified in ordering a family
carriage.
He went to a carriage builder and
described in detal the kind of vehicle
lie wished to buy.
"Now. I suppose you want rubber
tires?" said the carriage builder.
"No, sir." replied the old farmer,
iu tones of resentment. "My folks
ain't that kind. When they're rid
ing they want to know it."
I III: BIGHT THAT PAII,KB. .
i Argonaut. i
A dear old country gentleman and
his wile paid a visit to the seaside.
While the simple pair were walking
on the beach one evening they sud
denly notio-d the revolving light of
a lightship. The old lady gazed at
it with open eyes for some minutes,
then she turned to her husband with
a puzzled look
"Well, she exclaimed, "if the man
in that ship hasn't lit that light this
forty times and it lias gone out every
time'"
THE WHITE PINE NEWS
Published by the
WHITE PINE NEWS PI RUSHING
COMPANY.
Ohio > Hu t Ely and Ely, Nevada.
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.Single copies . .05
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November 24. 1908, at the postofQce
it East Ely, Nevada, under the act of
i congress of March 3, 1879.
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WANTED SITUATION HY A
I competent oftice man, also
experienced gracerv clerk. Address
II E. Unless!*,, Ely hotel. 3-3t-p<l
LOST HARK HAY HORSE; ,
reached main, about 7 years old.
Q brand on left hind hip. Return ,
to Idaho barn and receive $15 re-1
I ward. 31-tf (
—
N. N. HY. mill TA11LK.
Effective si pt. ITl!:. DIOS.
»
Daily exre)it Sunday, leave Ely City
northbound 7:35 a. m
Daily except Sunday leave Cabre
southbound 1:30 p. m
DAILY Si!Ill KHAN I RAINS.
1.1 AYE ELY CITY 1 OH ELY.
) \. M 12:25, C:25, S:25, 10:40,
11:56.
P. M — 1:10, 2:25, 4:20, 4:55
4 30, 7:30, 8:00, 9:00, 10:20.
LEAVE ELY FOR ELY CITY.
A M.—12:35, 6:35, 8:35, 10:50.
P M.—12:05, 1:20, 2:35. 4:30,
5:05. 6:40, 7:40, 8:10. 9:10, 10:30
sVIl l.TF.R TRAINS.
A M. P.M. P.M. I' M
Lv. Ely. 6:35 2:35 5:05 1 0:30
Lv. Ely. City.. 6:40 2:4n 5:10 10:35
| Ar. McGill ..7:15 3:15 5:45 11:15
■ Lv. McGill ..7:50 3:45 5:55 11:45
A.M.
Ar. Ely City..8:25 4:20 6:30 12:26
Ar. Ely. 8:30 4:25 6 35 12:30
MINK TRAINS.
Leave Ely Oltv—
6:45 a.m. 11:20 a.m. 4:35 p in.
Returning leave Mines—
7:25 a m. 1:20 p.m 5:30 p m.
ATTORNEYS. ,
J M LOCKHART.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Offices Cohen £ Bergman Building
Ely, Nevada
Office phone No. 81. Residence ini’. Y
QHANDLER ft QUAYLE
LAWYER*
Richardson Building.
Murry Ptreet. ELY, NEVADA
PHYSICIANS.
C' L WALLACE, M D.
I’HYAICIAN AND *1 IIUEON
Office Hours—» to 12; 2 to I; 7 to 8
Office Rooms 20 & 21 Northern Hotel.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
1). GALLAGHER,
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Phone 181 7.
C. 1). Gallagher,
Murry street, 2 blocks south of
Northern Hotel
PURVEYING.
ASSAYING. i
^SSAYINO AND ANALYSIS
St HVEY1NU
I. A. MINERAL SlItVEYOH
ED. MI LI \RD £ SON
ELY.NEVADA
DENTISTS.
J^R W M WADLEIGH
DENTIST
Over Clark Drug Store. Aultman St.
ELY - - NEVADA
DR R L. MAGOON
DENTIST
Rlere Building Over Y'eteran
XY - - ,'EVADA
J^EVHN, BROWN £ CO
INDRHTAKEHA
Pheby Building. Aultman St.
ELY.NEVADA
ELY REPAIR 8 SHOEING SHOP
II. W. BOWER A SON. Props.
Wagon and Carriage Repairing
a Specialty
Ely Lodge No.29, F.&A.M
Meet* second mid Inst Saturda)
nights of each inuiith at Ely Hall.
C. A. WALKER, W. >1.
W. C. GAL!-AG HER, Secretary.
THIN MODEL
WATCHES
HOWAItllS, WALTI1AMS AM*
KIXilNS.
Prices on these watches are set
by the “FACTORY.” We sell at
factory prices. Call and see them.
W.H. BISHOP
Northern Hotel Building.
IF you are looking for
Trunks and SuitCases call
on Wade & Co. who just
received a car load of them
THE NEVADA MEAT CO.
Keep Constantly on Hand a Com
plete Line of Choice
FRESM AND SALTED MEATS
Magnuson Block. Murray Street
«lsh and Game in Season. Phone
Your Order—Main 49
STEPTOK HOTEL HAHIIEK SHOP.
The Little Shop With the Big Service.
A. E. Miller, Proprietor.
Business Hour*.. Saturday, 8 a. m.
to 10 p. nt. Sundays and holidays.
8 a nt. to 12 in. Other days, 8 a. m.
to 8 p. m.. except Tuesdays and
Fridays at. hospital from 2 p. m. to
4 n. m.
BECKER BREWING AND
MALTING CO.
04!HEX, UTAH
THE I AVOIIITE HULK THROUGH
OUT THE WEST.
THE MAItKS-TALIIOTT CO., Ag..
VIEW IN EAST ELY RESIDENT SECTION.
EAST E|LY BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ELY TOWNSITE COMPANY.
Krai Eat at r, l.oaaa null InanrHUor.
Orarrnl tlflicra Car. V aatl llth.
i I'hoar Mulu 311.
ELY <TTY PLUMH1NG
All lilada of I'lunililOK Promptly lloar.
Plrat-rlaaa Work Oiinraatrril.
I'hoar 47-K.
ELY WATER COMPANY.
OtHcea Ely Towaallr t o.
Cnrart Atraur C and lllh Strrrl.
I'hoar Mala 31*.
KEENAN’S WHOLESALE anti
RETAIL LIQUOR HOUSE.
A*t. S. I.. C. t o. BDtl a. Iiitatrr’a tlrrr
and Mall aad Hop Pood. I'hoar 5T-I.
ANTLER RAIL
Hral Eaulpprd liar la irrada
lat Dour South of llrpol.
ANTLER CAFE.
W. II. Ilrrd. Prop.
Krur of Aallrr liar.
Plrat-rlaaa Shot t'rdrr Mrala.
RANK OF ELY. (Inc.)
Caplltrl. VtolMHM*t Surpliia. •».*>.OOO
Mifrly Hrpoalt lloitra.
Carart II and lllh. I’hoar 47-Y.
ELY LIGHT X POWER COMPANY.
Elrrtrlrlty for KarrylhlDR.
oilier Ely Towaallr llldK
I'hoar Mala til*.
MITCHELL .V MILFORD.
At lor ary a-at-l.aw.
l.iiaa-TliompaoB II Ida
Cnrarr II and lllh. I'hoar 110-K
.1. I*. IU*MUAU<;if.
ll\|»rrM nu«l 'I'm ** f e r rl uk.
I, ra«f Order* ttf Auller liar.
I*t Hour >o. of llepol.
J. K. A II. K. Sl MiaVKN.
, contractors ana builders. ,
Phone 111-i.
STHPTOE DRUG CO.
Uraii» anil Sundries,
itlnay. Complete nnri I'reah Murk,
loratr Ik nml 11th. I'boae IIS-V.
U LMER and IVES.
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Flrat r.aiahllahril—l.endera In Itn.laeaa.
taml. Ely City Cola.
I’boae 1 III Y.
ROOMS AT IVES HOUSE.
Comfortable anil lieaaoaahle.
Fulmer A Ilea lllot-k.
lal llulldlaK South of Depot.
THE STEPTOE HOTEL.
Fraaela Klein, M*r.
Flnrat Hotel In Knatrru >e*ada.
Cor. E an.I lltli. I'hone 47-/.
TROY LAUNDRY CO.
■ — -
; The Only Steam Laundry 1q
Eastern Nevada.
first i la»a «»f Work. I’lnme IS-K.
J. C. WHEELER.
Produee, Hny nail tlrnln.
I......I stoek Alwnya o* Hand.
Phone St-K.
W HITE II\E JEW S.
Dn'ly and W#rfy Issues
Main 0«c*l? City.
Phone 116 •*» Main 64.