The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-09-15
LOCAL NEWS.


The Weber Bros-"Boss and Johnny
have nice residence up the creek.
Neil Muroe will shortly build an
addition to his hotel and restraurent.
J. B. Simpson big SIM has COM
Melted one of the finest residences in
Ely. lie moves IN to-day.
lanes McOmie has his new house
finished and will move in shortly.
Sol Hip Is building enough to
make II good sized town all by itself.
Mike Cohn is comfortably fixed
and ready to fill all orders in the
tailoring business.
Mrs. Baker aud Mrs. Sol Hip and
daughter of Taylor were in town yes
ierday.
Carpenters are at work making the
necessary alterations to turn fuckers
Hall into q hotel and restaurant.
Hon. II. A. Riepe is one of the
most progressive of Ely's citizens. lie
is expanding his business.
It's hot as "sheol" in Ely in the
day time, but IN the early morning
one can sleep under three pairs of
blankets.
J.F. Cupid and Fred Clark were
down from the upper levels Wednes-
day. They have gone to Duck Creek
hunting.
II. A. Comins has located lumber
yard across the street from Ricpe's
MOTEL. II is encloses with = good
fence.
Leutentant Stockle has been in town
few days, waiting nd friends, before
leaving for his post of duty in Mon
iana.
George Merger left for Fresno,
California, Thursday to look after his
brothers. estate, which is quite valu-
able.
The Republican candidates for
Sherff-fhree in numbcr-are doing
some tall rustling nowadays among
the newly elected delegates.
The building boom sill continues
in Ely. anI lit keeps on much long,
er. onr bvn will 500 be lar - enough
for present business purposes.
There were no Western or Eastern
mail yesterday. The e. =. X. II is
getting to he ~ unreliable AZ WAS The
Eureka stage line last winter.
Judge Fitzgerald passed through
Yesterday morning for Phoebe to hold
Court lie will be in Ely on the 22d.
tat o =. NJ when all those who desire
~ become citizens can do So.
Mrs. Hill, the oldest lodging onso
keeper in White Pine, Is building up
the creek. The lady has kept that
kind Of business in mast of the min
ing camps Of White Pine since 1860.
Mrs. w. Il. Graham is quite i'll,
with something resembling meningitis.
T. +. O'NeiI was dispatched IN Tay-
lor yesterday noon for Mrs. DIR, Clark
TO att nd her. We sincerely hope the
lady's disease is IT dangerous.
Parties In from Cherry Creek tell
us that camp is looking prosperous.
About thirty men are employed in the
Star mine and mill. Several of the
old Taylor miners are among the
number.
A contract has been let upon the
Martin White mine at Ward. Abe
Travis, Mr.. Clement, Tommy Tres
coft and Johnny Martin have the
work.
We had a pleasant call from DR.. G.
g. Holland, of San Francisco. Wednes-
day. lie went up to Taylar TO take
look at the mines there. lie will all
80 visit Ruby Hill, Aurum and Cherry
Creek.
Col. Grandelmyer, of Hamilton, is
at the Palace Hotel. San Francisco,
working to dispose of some Treasure
Hill mines. Ii fluency of speech can
accomplish anything, the Colonel
will get there.
II is with feelings of sincere regret
we announce the death of D. b. Pierce,
of Cherry Creek, which occurred last
Tuesday morning. He was an old
resident of the county and highly es-
teemed by all that knew him. He
leaves q wife and child to mourn his
loss.
D. r. Collins, of Cherry Greek, met
with = painful accident last Saturday.
While trying to stop horse he was
thrown violently against a rock and
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