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ilE WRITE PINE NEWS
vewu mine beview.
K.tn Sunday at &»•
Netida by
Entered a* weD-l-cima matter Xs*
vember J* lfiet, at the postofBre at
Bast Ely. Nevada.. a»d*-r the Act of
<bn(!t»r of Bari t. ItTS.
TERMS Or SCIWCRIJ’TR-N.
)nt Tear It Advanc*..*? fj
-li Months in Advance. 1M
Three Months, la Adva..S
ne e«(.u*h gotemsmitst
The tvttliOB of Irish freedom I* «•
• spying lOBSiderablc space in the news
papers of today and it seems Lhst a
little iBformat,oa on the system -d
government is tfec Rritio* I'l' t woulo
oat be amiss.
The legislative branch of the British
government consist* of two uw*-'. 1-'
house of lord* and the bouse ©f coin
incur Their powers are about equal
and • very law require* the asser-X of
both. All qu-*u©n* of taxation and
appropriation must original- is U*e
house of cvUin.jBt Each term f Phr
iiwreot est« udt over seven years. unless
the bod}- »s sooner Jiasolved. The tip
per house cen*i*<* «f repres-. athtives
id two estate*, the lor-ls spiritual it.
the lords temporal. Tue lord* spiritual
r-ocsist* of arebbishop* and bishop'
while the laris temporal consistr of
hereditary Eng lien peers.
Scot.and ha* siiteen memfc-r.-, c..
from the whole body of .Scottish pe* r»
•elected to repr*sent Scotlahd i ■ •• e
rbe term of parlim nt
.IghfeUbi_J ** twenty--igi-t >*r
peers. Chosen from the whole b-.-d’ of
Irish peer*, who serve for life.
The house of common* couei.-ts o' i
•1* member*, chosen by * raffrtgr
limited to male ciyiaens w.o are II
ytart of agt or over and who have pro
perty qualification*. One represent*- -
tire is chosen for everyy le.fr*© Snhab.- j
tacts. Ireland has 1U rsprc*WM*r;ye.
a ttut house of escaoss.
la **dl lb* land parch*.** bill w*»,
passed through partimetit. providing1
that tenants or subt-bants Plight pur- J
chase the *.i.J from great laadJord*
»nd hold it as their own The land
tuest.: n was thus dis|»s*'i of » - J « f
frage was mad* possible.
The admin 1st ration of *«•..mto-rt in
flrctlaad Ireland and Wales »« conduct
• d through the chief Secretary. w;.o is
generally a la- mhi of the British cab- ,
(net Ir land has a separate si stem j
of coons of which the high-st is tl
supreme cos>rt of Judicature. Appeal
from this Uea u the house of lords. j
The British cabinet is *ntir* y an j
< itrai* gal body hot the most import -
tant factor in the government. Tv
king aak* the leader <*f the ,u—>or.t*
oarty in the teas of common* to h*
Mh* premier and Select s snini«trv ;
This is done after consulting with hit j
patty colleagues end those cfaaa* n tre
appointed by the king
The consti to fieri of England is aot
a single written instrument. at -
arts of an the laws of pariimcct. all
royal decries establishing forms or
principles of al;uaUtratloa. a number
of import— at agr- tmesis. several
treaties hr tid regulation* of
iht part* of the J5|a*dvt» to
une another are regulated, and * vast
mm of precedent* and Judicial deci
sion* Of all then1, five inktrtrtreat*
arc. pet hap*, of the greatest import
une*—the Magn.y i"urta the lieebrs
itea of Bights. the Act of Settlement,
me Act of t'aion with Scotland ' nd
the Act of I'nion with Ireland.
Th- executive is nominally vest-d in
the crown: he has the power of vetoing
the legidstius of parlimeitt. but this
right ha* not hid ued since 1>1. The
king acts through a ministry, which
i* directly responsible to parllmi ct
V% tlHk FOB THE <*T1 DFAT
Following is a list of question# uk n
from history. ancient and mod* m. lan
guage. literature, g-egraphy. govtrn
mer.t invention, science, fine arts,
natural history and miscbUaay. A
fair test for the well-informed per«on
is to **-e hew many of the otjestions
can be answered.
With the peoples -*f what regions
doe* the earliest eecord-d history be
gin?
How many important tr ati-e. in
American history hav* *aen mad- in
Paris?
Which early tongue is called the
basis of the English language?
Whst is the comparative standing of
Khakespcre. Milton and Bunyan?
In what state .|<w* the Missouri
river rise?
By trhat code an the pow* r* •** tn«
■ altan of Turkey restricted?
Who Invented the cotton O'n
What is meant by correlation • f
physical force?
Name op*- masterpiece of Ruben*
Deacrli-e «he simple structur- of s
tlowrer?
What is the origin of the a-rd
"new«vi
Cuban sugar men want a l"»u of,
u to help them out of difllcul
tlea due to the collapse Of the sugar
market. It 1* hoped they will get it
when they make good the amount they
hare stolen fror.* the people by the
most scandalous rholilup" in the an
nals of history. What hare they done
with the prof.ts they hare made in
their unholy practice*. A loan It is
that they want. Far better be ft a
wain load of halters in order to attach
them to strong llmts of sturdy trees.
*o they may be seen, yet rendered
powerless to correr the markets. What
their status will be in the nest world
we de net know; but if Justice Is a part
of the program of future existence
they will not need to spend their sugar
profits in order to k**p warm.
Nevada has one members of the bj'iw
of representatives. Ireland ha# 1M re
presentatives in the house of commons.
Sure Nevada must tweed thoroughbreds.
The per eapita wealth of the country
is now fSl.Od. ur.d we find ourselves
shy only a little more than |l».
I* Is st-.Id a great many people are
communicating with the spirits—but
not as much as they used to.
v— — ■■
The sentence of five years on each
of twenty-three counts looks like
•\ktdOO" for life.
One of the shortest definitions for •
T‘ dab vi! ’» a braln-torm surrounded
t y whl kei s.
Reprove not a scorner lest he hat*
yoi ch' ke a wise man and he will
love you. - : g
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PERSONALMENTION
————
| Merman Tim »« to*l week -'or
! Arrow bead.
.
Attorn- y 3 H Lockhart 1* ia Orson
'City on Segal bawem
J. C. Harriott expects to remove to
;Ely where he w ill take op Ur r- si
des !*
B. P- Heberts of Duckwat*! was
among those regirt-fcd at t* North
ern last week.
Albm Kirkeby earn- tn Wednesday
night ft cm Ms faring vailey rr--ch and
1 registered at the Northern.
—
G G. Bstetti the Steptoc rspeber
came to the county seat to opend a 1 w
days last seek on busir.*-*
Lloyd and Grant Robison of Syr
vailey were among those called to E’y
on buslneoa during the ’ast weed
<1. A. Hansen and G. A Hanson -ir.
were called to Ely from Current Creek
on K*i»-n matter# early in the w*-k
—
f , X l- Taylor of R*b was e»
! arrival -lur .-•* the week, cvtamg ♦«
j one of 1 is r. *jUt ir<p* ■-* r. - ••
specialist
I *
\V I» i air.pt.' 11 was a visiter is li ••
city during the »t- k e rring la irsm
hi* ran*', n ctep’oe 'alley to s-care
supplies.
Joseph easier cam- ’a from ni* O-.r
r.vnt cre*k ranch last Wednesday awd
brought a load of pe-tk for ib»
Ely market
J.-sph Leaidoo of Garrison was a
visitor ia Ely thia week coming our
to lock after lui-em ronnect.d with
bis Car Bail rout;.
Deputy Revenue Collector C. O Bon
ner letarned to IZlr last Tuesday after
an extensive trip throvgt the eorth
err. part of the state.
G A. and Laurtn li - him w : re
among those from the Wbite Rlr-r nec
tion who came to Ely and register 1
at the Northern last Sunday.
Ed Rusoenbjrg came in from T-..o
pah last week and spent a few days
ia Ely The boy* may wand r away,
but they always come back.
It T ~wili v came a from „i«
Shoshone ranch Thursday and spent
tome time att-ading to matt-ra reqoir
irg hi* xtte-stiow at the county • *t
Robert Linlcn. managing dif -ct -t t
the Cons- lidatvd ( oppi rm.ne* Company,
arrived in tbe district thia week on a
tour c-f j> isp-.-Ci i .n jo the company's
pr-jpertl- -
Km >l lU.'nUil. who has Iseeu : p- DJ
ing his vacation is California, r-t -.racd
last Thursday to Hath, where he U
employed with the Nevada <'on«o!Mated
Cojfter Company.
<*. S. <d»ht of the forest reserve ser
vice cam* m from the Baker aection
daring the week and registered at the
Northern while be gav. attention 10
basiet** matters .r. Ely.
3 J. Gabler of Lund *,> among those
from the White River section who
found it necessary to spend com* time
In Ely lari week attending to business
j.p ’, s*t r< ji«twfd at the Northern.
lsr. Mari- A. Michel. wno with ,.e»
c<po F. II. B:o;rtl. Las hecn tour
ing th»- sovtkerr part of the r’at b>
autowob.' *. will remote her r*gulai
j»irrt|h iu Ely beginning tomorrow
Al Marsh of iu»»* Vall-y was a . *s
Hoc in Ely dtsnng the w*. k. Mr.
Marsh ie making oig tinprottis. tit on
his ranch and .-spect# to have a large
aeosg* ind.-v ctsltirttioc neat spring
I r. tt. K. Taylor of ll«ss arrived la
Ely U*t foaPday night and will !** a.
th«.- N< rth in in Ely. where he will look
after his practice as is bis custom on
the occasion of his regular visits to
this district
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kinds* ■* re
joicing over the n* ws of the arrival
of a grandson. *ho ai rlvi l to Mr and
Mrs Clifford Foster at Suit lull- last
Monday. Mrs. Foster was forra-rly
Miss •■'arrl* IUnd-kog
II s. vm-ddson cam* in tin* »',«k
fr«.on IVtJtss. bringing u load of pro
ducts from hi* ranch for the ioe»!
markets. While In tue city Bishop
A molds* m iad tlx unpleasant • \p< r
ictiee c-f having someone borrow his
ataXlnlosii from his wagon.
—
F rank Norton came in durtBK l*;
w< * k fr->m his ranch at Schellbouii.
t ■ paj hi* tilhiaga to the county treas
urer. Mi. Norton reports t'.o Failaits
fare rhirg.Hl for •t«ers and the In*
mark-1 pric- will compel tm i*«-V
min to rite h-rd all winter
s*m XtUtt arrived fr"ij* (*•!• '-»*■
la-t Tuesday and spent a *«w day*
shaking hands with his legion of
friends in this district. Sam not only
sells but smokes and gives sway the
b<st -igars to be had and lov er to en
joy a half hour with a friend when fee
ha* no business cate* to r.sr hi*
plecMrr
T. B. rilf -id same in from a
during the week and will probably re
main in Ely nr til after it.- holiday*
when he lipssti to take a trip i
Calif- rata ‘ Boon" i.as been devoting
most tf his time to ranching daring
the last few months bat wvtil has groat
faith in the wining vmihil|ii‘* of the
Oae-ola section.
Juba K- Krotser returned U-l w<-k
after a visit to the Arrowhead min
ing district- a here was call'd
look after th* ih'-msk nt work '-a
sow- claims In which h' Is i*»t«-r'«* !.
Jack aaya the trip was anyth.ng but
a pleasant one Th* development of
mines, however is by no means an
easy task and those w « go through
the hardship* are well entitled to the
foil enjoyment of whatever financial
gain may iltimat'ly com to them
Jasper II Foa of kkoshone arrived
in Ely Thursday night and registered
tor a short stay at the Northern
"Jappy" says that there U but l.ttl*
snow In th» Osceola section at this
time He farth'r remarks tnat the
snow-fall of about a month ago was
sufficient to make him walk about a
mile and a half to get the mall from
Phoabone Into Oac*ola and that this Is
the second tltn* he has eneoantered
such difficulty during the two years
that he has had charge of the mall
between Osceola and Phoshon-.
BABBLING BROOKS
IN THE DESERT
old Tom Bath the good old aoul:
It t* NoaM be »s *o good-nature-3
and the boy* all love him **» that they
like to play little prank* oa him—the
boy* being young. old and intermedi
ate, and Old Tom. a* it happens i*
one of then—one of the boy*.
It mi daring the Me* of ©c*.~l*.
that some humorist lnougat it all oat
gad parted the word aroand that they
would |ob OJd Tom. and sp to the date
of November I they eore had hln
going
la addition to being treasurer c*f
Wlaite Pine county, which office he hat
held since Columbus came across T.«
is one of the elect of the Willow Club
and it should be superfluous to adi
that it is the name with the els • at
with the chantry, it might be r-n
withe at him. but nobody around here
•knows just how. The White r>e
county folks have said so every tun
and the club folks fswl the sa®.- ear
about their organisation
After du- planning, contpuing »ni
deliberation it was decided to g t Torn
goat, and this was tr.e way It w*«
*ck*d When ten/- of tuo*-- old
niltri up there at tne elut.fcose
would »c* Tom coming they w jid
give the high sign and someone ele<
would post on the blackboard or;-:
hundred dollar* on Jessie Burnett " He
would stride >n and game at it and try
to look unconcerned. Then the boys
would start to banter -ach other and
wcold git angry and alirosi fight
among tfccmnei *e*. always ending by
■ iaging a 'bet —with stage money —
and Tr.ra taking it all in. The bulletin
'would be erased and the neyt time he
j would be seen approaching the same
thing with different actors, details and
’ circumstances would be rehearsed ia
his presence again. One time the b- t
was |if. and up went the stage money
last as readily, ail before the honest
treasurer s credulous eye* He took it
'in and daring the campaign ney.r was
knuwr. to smile.
Prom the club the play went over
the town and similar rehearsalr were
ienacted on the streets. The fellow*
I wc uld see 1dm and pretend not to and
make fake bet# on hi* fair oppoae c».
A faTcrite stunt was to post soracbod;
from jfc3ii! or Ruth and a*k him
wit Dir Tom's hearing how the election
seemed to be going The answer would
be that it was going to be a democratic
landslide and that even Toro Rath was
going to be snowed order Tte n th- !
Josh-r- would look up and *•- him
appear to be surprised and cmhar- j
raised and try to patch U up by telling
Tom he had a chance of pulling throng 1
at Rath e-f McGill, whichever place the/
.appened to have mentioned
To shew that this story is no y*-he.
when the votes were counted and Tom
had more than some of the candidates
who ! »•! no opponents he was the most
surprised roan in White Pin- county.
He had figured himself beaten and was
aiit ost sick over it He has b- r feel
ing tne sirce
Don't worry. Tom. old boy. The
voters knew this county could i-ard’y
ran without you. If anybody else wn*
handling their cash they could not
sleep well. They have gotten into the
habit of voting for you. and habits
once formed, like the sturdy oak that
grew up from Ike acorn that ike K..y
threw array, are hard to break Th
ick is your* tor keep*
-We were ot.iy teasing, i-. -u -a * *
00-00 "
>i. U«yl» says. "D J ■ 1 I U'l
vuh. tlela h- re dry mom would fix that
there bad weather? So u>«r. f"ir.
no rain. Jew fiat."
l»r** l>ray *ays: “1 4o*« ku.w who
I a-gcia' tvh. but r tn on mak w*.
Acgu* M'-t>onai4 says: ' Ef aome o'
Ui »e here feller* wot want * t bet we i]
Jine league o'nation* aside eighteen
months’ll b»t we )lne a league w atrirl
ten It’t Ah 11 take their money.
• " •
f\ W. Bull *ay>: South Am* r iky
great place. Chautauqua lectur'- »y*
one club seven million dollar club
house- an' I14.bbb.ab0 on hand*, den t
knew what t'do wlth’t. Wish I wli
there little while. SI*- an’ Je»hn P.'d
soon git ’em separated from t i<t ’ r
• ntlre satisfaction.'
('lit* il-talug «a>». I *’*e V -
er’iy win'*hl*r."
Sun-. Patrick write* u* i» <•■!;««»
under date Portland. Oregon •Son.e
thln’ resemblin' 1*» I*' wing* renin
'twe« n muh toe a Whs Ada y'spor t
kin be? I’m (keered.
’ P. si.—Scnce I'm gon* I -ic-- -*
Mdi ill gone t'peaces’n Ely.”
H B1V»<KM
Dev otional Sen ices in
Fly District Churches
%l. HrrtksUMew'• « karrfe.
i i*d > communion first Sunday In
monti. at 11 a. m. morning pray r and
Litany >-t*;er hoaday* at 11 %. '' <t
ing prayer every Ann lav at 7 8* p. ra.:
eurdsr -el; -* ■ •»« S indw u *1'
Nribdi*! l.*Un*sl * k»r»-k
- odsy tehe. 1 .very AiMr' * i
» sib* It* I bveeb onke*
I.. . ■. ■ - *. - J lid i J * ' II
i»iiil ! i.**• ». c nAn) e. * id a. I?, Hut
•;»»*. Aundaj». lb.Sb *n Bret F<'
day d riHhin* Ely. ‘ *•' • m ~ H
p. JlcOi I. : 8* - ui- * *“ p •*’. :
It th. 8 p. r
•mire* si l brtsllaa *. te»~- • bur* fa
| At ‘**11 Bellows’ ..all Ann-lay. 1!
'a Tn A .re-lay school, lb s nv \t *d
i EeedaJ evening testimonial rue- tin*.
7:11 fhadlvg • n BtM : -
| til t p PE
Tkrrslra strike: irMiralr
Ton- Haley, the oipubir probation of*
| nc*r. was railed on last Thursday
arbitrate the trouble between the n-ws
, >a»y« and the local Matton fcr the Sa’t
| lake Tribune. Tae boy* complained
that the regular carrier* of the paprt
were allowed to sell pap<r* on the side
and had the privilege of returning un
sold copie*. The new price arked for
the papers also came up for discussion
and the boys threatened to strike un
1 leas a satisfactory adjustment was
made. Probation Officer Haley, when
called into consultation, had little
trouble settling the difficulty, owing
to the confidence «he boy* place in the
reputation of the .-Acer for a *uuar«i
deal
WGILL BREVITIES
Mi.*.- Margutrii* Hogan *w th© b©u*«
ri)«t Tuagday iaat ar©«k at tfcf Mat
dork home in Elj.
Mra Cba»!©a Mailty of M*ddi©lo»'ft .
was- an Ely viaitor Monday, gotnc -ip j
©b tbt morning train.
Mia* Fraaeea Ptim ©i Ely mat ti«
. stmt Sunday of Mr. and Mra Jo**
Hriplr ol MiJ4!ft#*n
Fathrr Hogan «u t MrOi.-l viaitor
lift »t-ck ittrndln* t© bn*i»**a ©on- ,
-,*-ct*<1 ta il tt * ©burch
C F. Dt*n it ©B th* aick Hat, having
b- n ©ntic- d l© hia bom- for «*r*r©l j
day* «ith a a*rta— ©old
I> I* M-jgi-tt. K'n*r»l aog©rint*md--it I
,f mill* for th© Jacklirg l-trrcat*. »
a teaain* *a riallor in M<<Jih
Mra l*k« Tratton baa a* • u • ■ lihio- d j
to h-t bom* ia Middl©t©w-> an*, u ,
** v r* «-)J lot tb© Uat f< w day*
Mr md Mr* H. E Mtdd.tugh n*Jt.'*"J ;
t<* Ely laat Sunday and tr*-r© tb© din
■ *i eu- at* i f Mi ard Mra. E. O Ring-r. i
Mr *r«l Mr- Frrd BuM* in motwr* 1
Cl * rrr Cr©< k iaat tr.*k. »l*©ndiB a 1
-tar©© and >■ turning bof. tb© <*ir-«
fTr >iifig
[*art© Pat'-racr.. who act ni«n(*ll)r
.** -t in tin kn©- a month g*
t« horn* from t st-pto© hoap'tal no*i
ia doir.* w- rl
Mr and Mrr C? Ha.keneoa *» « Lly
visitors .art Sunday Th*y motor.4 |
over in tbs mcrring *--iero'ug later in
th* afternoon
Mrs J ts1 Jones sad (taught* r of
lleno left Saturday morning aft-r
spend.eg a week as the gu *t ■ t Ur
ar.*l Mrs. Harold OBrks
J> Willoughby. well known for
t-omt time as aa ardent baseball (an
left F?>day morning for Sait lake
City, where l.e will remain for ■«»'
time while - isittr.g bis parent*
Cbri*tian Science Services *tt held
every Sunday fa the Cyprus hail at
Mi in tne evening. The lesson scr
ams for today is “God tbe only Ga»» '
and t'r-stor ‘ v l are welcome.
Mr# Hug i McIntyre and dtjguter
lanyce will ienv- tomorrow morning
for an Francisco whet* they w;u visit
for seme time, later going to Lsi An
g* I - vfyre r- turning to Uidfll
Mr* II. 1* Umbers and chUtkrs l it
this morning for Clayoon * ranch in
Cub. where they will sp* nJ some time
vi*.lire before doming Mr luamborn in
Sait Lake City to rr.ak tb*ir I.wk
Mrs Nellie Wiilir who urahrw-nt a
serious operation at tlfe Ely Aurgicnl
hospital recently, has returned to Mc
Gill and Is convalescing at the home of
her pare* t*. Mr. and MraGilb-it Fatcr
sor
Mrs J •test tin* rson McAlpin*'. *u#
has been cumbered among the teach* rs
of tbe McGill school for the last term,
left last week for Salt Lake City. Mrs.
McAlp.ne d»*»s not •vp*'ct to r- t rn
this district.
Dewey Stevenson, who ha* be* u a
resident of the staff quarters for some
time and Is well known among the
younger set of McGill society. left Fri
day r or rung for Salt Lak« Cif- wt. **
he will sp-n*l the holidays
R. 1’. La inborn left Ti, *ra.i.. > na«* >i
for Salt Lake City, where he mil' u>k
up his duties as assistant purchasing
agent for the Jackitng Interests. Mr
Lam bora drove to the Ftah metropolis
over the Lincoln highway, having It f
Harris as his companion.
Mr. Suvniaoa, the icprts-utatl'r at
an Ogden wholesale drug eompaav was
In McGill last *i- k on basin- «s con
nected with his company and brought
the news that conditions throughout
the entire interri**uMain d.strict w, r»
about the seme as arc now experineed j
In McGMl. He. however holds to * J
blighter outlook for the n*ar fotur>
—
There will b* no shooting today
the range of the McGill Gun Club, f
the members were unable to make the
necearary repairs and Improvement* to
their equipment |n time However the
officers expect to be aW*- to stage on*
of the biggest shoots ev.r pulled t»ff in
th< district Sunday Best. Turkey* are
expected to arrive during the w-.k
fro a Oklahoma and unless plant mis
carry and barring lad weather lover*
of the gun will be treated to a day at
ran sport on the McGill rang
ilt'Uiaj tii* Mc'illl Kliovl (ItiMltn
Trre given what to th<ci was a doubt*
fttl Inal when l*r«, J. A. Walla** >s<i
Walter Hxv.n* uk>v*i) taetr nBo« i*
the athool building and under the tut
t>kit of the local chapter of the A me r
Iran Red Cross made a thotough ex
aasinallon of the children s teeth. The
result of inch examination era* tabu
lated by Mi** Adelaide Blown, the It* I
Crons nurse, and where th* only tr.r*’
m*.-i« for a tooth prove*! to be extra*
iion he tooth was remove*! at one*.
The doctors sj- nt the entire day al the
school. * xamiuing about op*-half of
th* pupil* and extracting iv; t.eth. Th~
wetk in .<ii ***** was gratis and is th*
resalt of th* «*o* r>< ration of the <l<w
tors with the Red Cross in Its krltn
health huso nu nt. w hich has become a !
I*ig part >f it* peacetime program. I'tv
Ws!Ju«-i- .1 ml Havens are to He greatly
thank* 1 for their public-spirited work
and cooperation and the people of Me*
Oli! generally appreciate their effort* j
Tuesday of next we*k they will again |
visit the school, examining the remain
der of the student* ami doing •uch
a* may com* up.
tr* l sea le Mkkk oil Way Hr l*ai
If toe oil flotation is a success in
th* mineral Separation process, why
wruhS ret the "oil on troubled waters’
work on the legal separation process.
1 1 -. ■
LOCAL BREVITIES
Tb» L*dies' AW society of flit Metho
dist church will taett Wednesday. De
ce taper S. with Mr*. Harry TambJyo.
Mr*. Forrest D. Goody, who w*.»
opt rated on at the Pteptoe h-tpitat
last week for BstMta. I* r< ported
corralesccpt
Mr* Bella Baird, who underwent an
operation at the Ely Surgical hospital
lately Is reported to b- rec«r*riw
rapid?.
This afttraooo at J o’clock Jo*-ph
Otmli will be unit <1 in amrriage to
Aasorotitia Oeltoggetto The wedding
will take place at th- bom* of I- la*
setti in lare City.
County Treasurer Bath at the close
uf Business Saturday had recede* <1 a
total of tUiM.tl, tases paid in the
one day The payments were all ! irge
el!. , k* from the b/g C"tnpan|. «
klstgar* t Nelson has filed s cop*
plaint in the district court in a • jit
for divorce against William U Neisor.
The complaint alleges non supper t a*
tb. grouJ-l for which a d.-ct*- - asked.
1b« lJuli s' Aid of Um M. liiod.st
church will hold a bazar p.c*«bn 11,
tlie place to be announced later. Aprons,
cooked food, fancy work ami candy
will he on male and th- public i* cord
i*.‘ty iarjled tfl attend.
11.. lucaj will at <>•<--uin r.' ipp.4 *
bar of bullion tM* week w*ightng
eighteen eunfi • The gold brick wo*
Ttlunl at Cat and wa* tak-n out of
the i.iifte« row being worked by the
Baird and Tilford brother*. Tbi* i»
the heoM) shipment of bullion 4'Uir.g
th* «n-**th.
Ti.e Won:, a* Club wiij *i». a card
party tomorrow « setting at tbe KockhiU
£halia&bsrger ball for the benefit of
th* free public library fund Adnua
aion. including war La*, will be 5*
cent' Prilea sill be awardeu nad
dainty refreaha*. at* aerved. Th* pub
lic 1* cordially invited to attend
Jo. ixui.trieh *»• injured at the
Ruth wine yesterday morning when he
wu .'aught und*r a timber, which
■lipped while being lowered down a
raiae. Demetrirb *n immediately
rwwted to the St*ptoe hospital, where
he waa found to be suffering from
painful braise* but i.ia injury wa* i*-xt
of a i*ri*M natur.
William I. Treat, who ha* W-.-n *m
pi* *. <J by the * runty for the last year
• * engine** and •upetmtendent of tbe
two caterpillar tractor*, will leave next
«Vlne»d,y with Mrs. Trent for Stock
ton Cal. wii* re td.-y * xpeet to atk
th. ir home. Mr Trent came to th* erty
fr< in sRocktoa to take the posit ion with
tbe county and later married on* of
Kl> • daughters. Miso Beatrice Millicb.
T X. Croathwni'.e. who wa* formerly
located at Cherry Creak, la now en
gaged In business at Ardmore. “Hr.
where he 1* conducting an eatalliab
nxnt known as the T N Croathwait*
Electric Shoeahop. and I* showing hia
usual energy ia the advertising line
“I am hungry for n* w» of old Nevada.
eo **nd roe the White Tine News’
write* Mr. Croathwaite. Mis many
friend* In this section will be glad to
tear fren their former neighbor
John W Ssw wa* among th. V;*
tor* in Ely last week, coating ia from
Hamilton, where he haa been engaged
in mining at the J*nn«y A. mine for
a number of y*ar* Mr Nyc* i* a
mining engineer of ability and stead
fastly holds to the opinion that the
inia* a of the Hamilton s-ctloa will
some day come into their own again,
and that such Arrangement* will b*
mad* as to enable miners to transport
their ore without haring the proceed*
eaten up by haulicg charge*. lie say*
when that time arrive* the precious
metal* will again flow from Hamilton
as they did in th# day* of happy mem
ory before tbe demonitiaation of silver
Dr. Thos. H. Suffal!
Dentis^
HUTU
dhrr Mof»l
X-rsk>
Laboraior) llww* 53
W.F. ALLARD
ri l MBIVG AM)
TTXXIXG
\>n Uuar to Dwim i
Grocery More
%l LTMAS ST. ELY. XEY.
Telet>bo*e M-Z
EAST ELY JOTTINGS
Ut» l't*i.k L. Beverly left u,,
for h. r CM home at Eli*. Ka*
revived word of tie
h< r mother. “*
W. Q. Knapp, fir-Mr. or. the v_f
Xorthern railway, baa returned fZZ
an extended vlatt in Detr >lt Mov _*
other eastern point*
The next rc#ultr meeting rj
ter C of the P. E. O. Society 1* whlT
nl*d to take pUee Monday erenlna
December 11. at the home of Mr* iiT
Davidsor. she n Mrs II j. M-.rr|«i
will present a paper on t Wonun |n
Polities"
Mr* Fled C. Poaa. mho *** (*,1^ u
Salt I-eke City lart week hr uie
ou* illnesa of her mother, write* her
husband that the condition of her
parent haa improved In a mo*t , ocout.
aging manner and that *he exp.*,,
refnir to East Ely at an early late
Guy L Yemen has r*c*iv«d *.,j
from DtQalM. Ill, of the deal*; „/ hi*
cousin, Eugen> White. ag„j :> >(itT
The new * wa* a severe shock, u th,
deceased sal brought up from .,T)r
childhood in the ole| home with Q„y
and tke association of the two duns*;
boyhood and In after veat» wa« that nf
brot her*
Mr and Mr*. H C. Christie. f ,I1U.T
well-kncwa residents o| E**t Ely. *r.
renewing acquaints >ie« • with their aw
metour fri***l* here after an abs* nc«
of several year* being railed to tan
part of toe country on business nat
ter*. They arc now wrested la Vktst
Cal. Mr Christian wa« for eorr.. time
freight ag- at 'or the X- til Norther*
railway
John f Hiekkey. son of .i. j . ral
Manager O. L Hickey of the Nevada
Northern railway, has recently arrived
in East Ely with hi* wife and little
daughter and iat-tide to locate here
permanently. Since coming here they
have been stopping at the gteptot
hotel but this wsrk will move to
hotme on Avenue <5 which h -• ’ .
pat >m rehdinees for their u>
VT W. Paterson writes Ea-: i..,
friends tliat be and bis family are now
located at Nilea Cal a town located
twenty-four miles south of Oakland
and where they ar ea>>ring the Cali
fornia climate. The Paterson* are
pleaaantly remembered by many km,
wt.*r* Mr Paterooa vsi in ti. X
ta U N’lirtUrs train a-rvire and Mr*
Paterson wa« quit# active socially tt4
prcmini ct in the affair- of tk< Pvthis*
rMsterv of li>y>ili
Joe Harry, Nevada North* rs mat...» •
1st left Wednesday for Sait Lake City
for a visit with bis father and mothw.
A farther oh pet of the trip I* to sc*
hi* parents start**! on their way
their old home la Harrisburg. Pa.
where they expect to r-wtaia. Tb»
senior Harry and hit wife h*T.- bees
located in the west for m»r- tha-i
thirty year*, mostly In Pueblo, Cot.
and In Salt I-age, for the last slxtse-u
year* In the latter place, where M.
Harry ha# been wployed a> » hoist
isg -rgineer
< >■» rr « ole teals Kroeaoted
Kormrr labor ('ornmlasiocfr Room
K <\!» of Nevada haa bra promote
to the pooltIon of assistant aeerelar*
of tha United Mate* labor beard i» tb*
report received here from Cliicair
CoMslMiuast Cole, aft*r Intiag tin
position In tbla state, was aiven a poei
tlcn oa toe aac- board Mu lat**r pro
■stws H j hicl< ewi-nlim. nt to I is
ability.
OOP OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOPO OOP
♦ WOOD YARD I
♦ ASH *
I TEAM WORK :
♦ MOOD DELIVERED IS EOTR- J
{ FOOT LENGTHS, OR SAWED J
| VT TO«*R HOME
i WILLIAM CURTO I
1‘howe U-K l
Typewriter Repairing
Parts and Supplies
Agent for wholesale Typewriter
company.
Vie *ell all standard machine*
CASH OR TERMS
n j. R«r, klv mint
■si m
Dr. MARIE A MICHEL
spent si tifsotlea la ttamea'a sad rail*
area's IMsrases.
arrH r it richxir a in*.
Pbaae 107-1.
Hour* ; to 5 and T to * p m
WOtTWOVN SECOND-HAND
STORE
Ne» Rod aeoond hand food* bo.flu
and sold Ault man Street, next do©'
to Kneeht a Clear Store. ll-231ft
Petroleum Stock Still
Selling at
15 cents
Buy While You Can