The White Pine news. [volume], April 30, 1910, Page TWO, Image 2

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THE WHITE 5
PebUahed by the
MBITS POTS STEWS PUBLISHING
COMPANT.
A. TAL/KAN Editor
Mm: Eut Ely ud Ely. Nevada.
Betered u *eccn.d-la*» matter
Hevember 24. 1948. at the poatodBce
at Beat Ely, Nevada. Bader the act of
eeeiTaee of March 2. 1879.
TERMS GW SUBSCRIPTION.
Oee year (by earneri.819.••
Oae mocth (by carrier). 1.99
■taf}« copies.98
Keep* the month's jayroU at home.
Libera] advenisiES. snappy and alive
with price*, will do it
Eacoaraee borne btsildtnp It
means dollars into year packet, eith
er directly or ;adlr*-t!y. every month
in the year.
JuMfe appear* aa the * are as
a aeasatioaal tamp Notable t* the
fatt that m;*si of tho*e who mshed
from the tsuUhkcd camp* are re
fsrting home and c-ttia? bnsy with
prosperous realities.
The sore of the month’s payroll
put lato sea tomes the better for
all business laterals in the camp,
ifoaey so put remains to pay divi
dends month is and moath out to
the business sen through lever col
lect joss, broader credit and its many
ocher ways.
Despite neglect of the stock mar
kets, the country Is prosperous. Also
it eatertaias pleat/ of maMrarr as
to the future. Steadily gaining earn
ings by the railroads and the indus
trials establishes that there is no
present cause for other than op
timistic Tie*;.
Twelve cent copper and still they
are earning handsome profit from
the ores of the Ely district. Also the
payroll of the latter continues by far
the largest in the state of Nevada,
with every prospect tha» •»-,
crease will occur each month for
many years to come.
If money is tight occasionally in
this district It is because its people!
are keeping their earnings turning.
They are putting the money into ,
homes and Mocks, and their invest
ments in the latter are for the most
ft well advised. Returns from
x&e&e investments in due time will
give more ready money in the camp
■y*r. it has ever before known
ECHEKA'S CONDITION.
From a recent issue of the Eureka
Sentinel is copied the following en
couraging article, in which it is
stated that the courageous people of
that community are still "in the
game”:
While Eureka is just now ex
periencing strenuous times, there is
no truth in the exaggerated stories
printed in p«ap*ers in the western pan
of the state, that there is want and
destitution prevailing here, and that
price* of all provisions have reached
prohibitory figures.
A* far as the Sentinel is able to
learn there is no want in the tamp,
and with the exception of one fam
ily, thus far no assistance has been
seeded.
With the exception of fioar there
ktt ben materiel btww in the
price of staple goods that have been
short, and our merchants are now
able to bring in from Pai:sade all
that is necessary, although with the
extra freight charges they will be
forced to ask increased price*.
Eureka has always been equal to
emergencies in the past, and there
is still filth left among our people
to believe that these present condi
tions will not exist long, and we hope
to be able to handle the situation un
til th.s time come* about.
.% KNOCKER.
From an exchange we clip a
definition of a "knocker.” We have
heard a lot about boosting from time
to time, but perhaps the clearest way
of getting i* it is to say that the man
who is really a ' booster” is the man
who travels a path in an absolutely
different direction from that pur
sued by the man whose case is cov
ered in the following definition of a
“knocker”:
A knocker is a man who always
opposes what other people do, just
for the purpose of being on the oth
er side, whether he is wrong or right,
and in ninety-nine cases out of every
hundred he is absolutely wrong His
brains and tongue are used to tear
down and to destroy, to hurt, annoy.
STEPTOE HOTEL (S
First class family and tonrist hotel. High class cafe. Moderate
price*. Sunday dinner table d’hote. ftl.oo. East Ely. Nevada, first
wop after McGill.
Low Rates East
t r
Summer excursion round-trip
tickets at greatly reduced
prices to Eastern points:
SOLD ON
May 11, 12, 13, 14, 23, 26,27
June 2, 3, 4, 24, 25, 26, 30
July 1,2,3, 4, 5, 6, 25, 26, 27
Aug. 1, 2, 3, 4
Sept. 1,2, 3, 11, 12, 13, 14
Southern Pacific
District Passenger Agent’s Office
Room 207, Odd Fellow Bldg.,
RENO - - - NEVADA
MINES AND MINING
FINE OUTLOOK AT EUREKA SHAFT,
BUTOREYETTOBEREACHED-GON
DITIONS ARE HUGH ENCOURAGING
A bungled and mi*leading report
printed yesterday afternoon gave rise
to considerable misunderstanding
last nigbt as to the situation at Ely
Central's, Eureka shaft, where the
headlines of the report referred to
said that the shaft had entered the
ore.
As a matter of fact the situa*ion in
Eureka shaft *s none changed from
that indicated in the News yesterday
morning, when it was said that the
shaft bad passed through the rhyo
lite. This is true and it is also true
that as previously stated *hey are In
the same crushed material which
overlies the ore in Copper Flat pit
and is between the rhyolite and the
ore as shown in the pit workings
This being true, the Eureka shaft
outlook could hardly be better or
more promising for the obtaining of
ore under precisely the am* condi
tions as prevail in Copper Flat pit
and to equally large extent. But the
Eureka shaft has not yet reached this
ore.
About 15 feet mor* of sinking in
the Eureka shaft remains to be done
before the depth will be reached at
which the churn drill found the ore,
and where it undoubtedly still awaits
the cornice of the shaft. These 25
feet should be rounded out in the
early part of the coming week, when
the shaft will have completed the
first big step in its work and will
then be employed In carrying out the
further steps which the conditions
that are to be dealt with plainly show
the way for.
and injure, both in public and private
life—the individual as well as the
community. He will not lift his
voice or his hand, or spend a penny
in connection with the public, but
like the loathsome bloodsucker, be Is
sustained by the very best of what
other# furnish, is glad to get it and
would die without it.
There is no chars ter who is more
obnoxious and more contemptible to
all right thinking and right-living
'*»•» «ko kD(K-k^r 19
worthless and useless to himself, to
his neighbors and to the world, and
his life is a bore and a failure. Who
wants to be a knocker?
— - ■■"
CAXDIDACT OF JUIX.F MlKSH .
The following from the Piocbe
Record indicate* the hearty manner
in which the candidacy of Judge
i
Massey for governor is being re
ceived throughout the state, by both
Democrats and Repubicans who see
in the judge the ideal man for fill
ing the executive chair:
Judge W. A. Massey of Reno, at
the solicitation of his many friends
of all political faiths, has announced
(his candidacy for the Republican
nomination for governor.
While Judge Massey's decision
was not entirely unexjjeetc-d by many
of the voters in this part of the
state, they feel much relieved now
that the Judge has acquiesced in the
urgent wishes of his friends, which
they consider to be equivalent to his
nomination and election next fall.
Judge Massey is a man of sterling
ability; be has a strong personality;
is well known and popularly liked
throughout the state and is in every
way fitted to make Nevada a big
broad-guaged governor.
He is unquestionably the strong
est man that the Republican party !
can put forward for the office of i
governor of this state and with such i
a man as be on tbe ticket makes
doubly certain the return of George!
S. Nixon to the United States senate. |
WISH AND UTHKKW1SK.
The hearts of men are their books, j
events are their tutors, great actions
| are their eloquence.—Macaulay.
She. “Do you prefer an ugly wo- i
man with brains, or a pretty woman
without any?"
He. "Madam, 1 prefer present
company to either.”
tAnd she is still wondering ex
actly what he meant.)—The Taller, i
“Why should the State of New!
York send a junketing committee to
meet Roosevelt?” asks the Buffalo
Courier. Why does a delegation of
small boys get up before daylight,
disturbing the whole neighborhood,
and go out to meet the clrcuB?—
Lock port I'nion-Star.
There is a mile of wire in a good
piano.
BILLION REPORT.
foIHrUir Haley Files Detailed state
ment for 19H8—Big (>«im Shown.
State Bullion Tax Collector Hairy
has just filed with the acting govern
or his report for the year ISOS. The
detail of this report has been set
forth in previous preliminary report*
The main points shown are the fol
lowing:
The tonnage has increased from
1.1C6.SZ5 to 1.994AH tons.
The value has increased from $14.
37S 545 to $24.$<$,531.
The taxes collected have increased
from $101.45$ to $224 57$.
The expenses Increased from $!3,
25$ $71 to I20.033.S47.
White Pine county leads the state
in grow production in tons, having
produced 1,<7$.$$5 tons. Esmeraida
county follows with the richer metals,
having 58$.$01.
Esmeralda leads in values for the
year, with $$.$$<,$31. White Pines
copper follows, with $7,114,354.
UNDER U. S.
(Continued from page one )
One report current in the day was
that the New Orleans bulls bad made
an agreement with spinners tn the
south to deliver to them May and
June cotton at price* above the mark
et quotations so that the transactions
would assist in keeping up price*
while they got rid of their specula
tive holdings at enormous profits.
The government's action is un
e"«c<“dcnted in the history of cotton,
grain or »*«»* w «r**~ uiatic n. The act
ion was inspired in Washington. A'
torney Genera! Wickersham sending
instructions to District Attorney
Wise in New York to begin the pro
ceedings. it was reported yesterday
that Clark M. Kercher, assistant
United States attorney general will
come on from Washington to conduct
the inquiry before the grand jury.
Members of the exchange are much
wrought up concerning the Identity
of the "squealer.’’ From the tenor
of the remarks current his life will
be far from a happy one while in the
presence of his fellow members, when
his identity become known. It was
evident that the government was
working on inside Information when
it issued the supoenas.
THE NEVADA MEAT CO.
Keep Constantly or Hand a Com
olete Line of Choice
ERESH AND SAL I CD MEATS
Magnus on Block. Murry Street
Fish and Game In Season Phon*
Yonr Order—Main 49
HAYES GREEN PARK HOTEL
First Claes Furnished Rooms
Always Qniet and Elegant.
Housekeeping rooms single en suite
MISS HAYES. Proprieties.
CITY TRANSFER
TOM NENE1, Prop.
Eapress and baggage Leave orders
at Cascade Bar. Phoae 120-X
X unnelly block. East Ely. Nevada.
WANTED
To lend money on Diamonds. I
Watches, Jewelry and all articles of
ralne. Bargrins in unredeemed .
pledges at all times.
ELYCOLLATERAL LOAN OFFICE
pxvi-TOK LODGE NO. 24 . F . A A M
—
The stated communication of Step- '
toe Lodge No. *4, F. A. M. will be
held In Nevada Hall, Cherry Creek,
each Tuesday evening on or before
the full of the Moon, at 7:30 o'clock
P m. CHAS F PHALAN. W. M
JOHN WEARNE. Secretary.
PHYSIOTANB.
EL. WALLACE. M.D.
• PHYSICIAN ANI> Sl'RGEON
Office Hour*—2 to 4 p. m
? to 8 by appointment.
Office Room* 20 A 21 Northern Hotel
DENTIST*
j^K WHEELED.
DKNTDT.
Expert in Porcelain Dental Art.
Room* 2 and 3. Northern Hotel, Ely
J^EVIN A GRAHAM,
Funeral Director* and Fmbalmer*
Lady Attendant.
Pheby Block, Aultman Street, I <
Phon. 1011.
EAST E LY BUSIINESS DIRECTORY
ANTLER CAFE.
8. A. Glynn Proprietor
Rear of Antler Bar.
First CUm Short Order Mealr.
ANTLER BAR.
Bert Eqaipped Bar la Nevada,
la Door Sooth of Depot.
COPPER NATION AL BANK
Capital. 850.000: Sarplns. 810.000
Safety Deposit Boxes
Cor. D aad 11th. Phone 47-y
ELT UGHT * POWER COMPANY.
Hectrirtty for Everythin*
SAM I I I. W. BELFORD
Anoratp at Law.
Gama'Thompson Bid*.
Tamer D aad 11th Phone 114-t
ELY Cm PLCMBLNG CO.
All Kini. of Plazabta* Promptly
Done. First "Clam Work Caar
aateetL Phone 47-k.
ELY WATER COMPANY.
Offices Ely TowasHe Os.
Corner Avenae C aad 11th Street.
Phone Mala #8.
ely nmunn compart.
General OfBeeu Cor. C and 11th.
Phone Main S*
1. P. JEPFESKS.
HAY. GRAIY AM! PRODUCE.
l-KK* and Poultry,
Phone lOO-Y - Enot Ely. Yeradn
W. E. MrKIK.
Contractor and Builder
19th Street and Arenne C
EAST ELY . . . .YET ADA
1. P. R CM BAUGH.
Expreue and Transferring.
Leave Order id iithri Bar.
Pint Door South e4 Depot.
RcuMeaee Phono 1I1-X
J. F. A H E. SCHRAYEY
Coutrartore and Balidero.
Phone 117-a.
J. C. W H EELER
Prodace, Hay and Grain
Good Stork A1 w ay* oa Hand.
Phone 57-k.
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