The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-10-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

ance upon this term of Court.
Geo. D. Freeland, of Green Springs.
was at the couaty seat several days
this week on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs.W. c. Barry and son, Of
the Salt Marsh. Utah, spent several
days in Ely this week, visiting among
old friends.
II. Bush, Hamlton's Chief Justice,
was ut the county seat this week. He
had an FAX to grind, and as usual,
did it up fine.
The County Hospital has now but
one lonely inmate Miss MeCrea-
whose infrmities are 50 grea. that she
is liable to pass away any time.
Jesse Peaslee is hauling lux ores
from Jaekrabbit To Phoebe, distance
of 10 miles. for the Piocne Con. c..
Ben Miller, Superintendent of the
Elko and White Pine TRANSPORTATION
Company. sas in town Thursday, on
company business.
Sheriff Blssett IS n a taur IL Hem-
iIton and vicinity. citing several par
ties Ia appear before the District
Court next Week
The card IF Or. Cha- II Martin
appears in aur earl C. umn on the first
page. He has Iueated IA Cherry
Greek, and vii practice his profess
sion there aud through the surround
lug country.
The bail at the schpol-house Tues
day evening was pretty fairly attend-
ed, and real nice time was had
Financially, however, il did not pay
expenses
We regret % learn that Attorney
o. IL. Grey, of Cherry Creek. is laid
up with rheumatism, which prevented
qis attendance at this term of Court
James McNulty, an old standby Of
Aurum. was in town and gave us cal
few days ago Mac reports mining
AS we'll rs other business, stagnant out
his lis way at present.
News from Cherry Creek report an
other rich strihe IN the Merrimac (nld
STAR. The mill was shut down for a
few DAYS 10 let the miners get ahead
taking out ore.
ID. Felsenthal aud james Baird
we're down from faylnr's upper levels
Tuesday aud Wednesday. jim came
down Ia furnish music for the ball,
and Dave to attend to some legal busi-
ness ~ Court.
A large stock of gents winter cloth
ing, boots and shoes. also, ladies aud
children's boots aud shoes, just r.
ceived. an invoice of dry goods TO
arrive next week, at Sol Hips.
This section was visited by fine
rain Wednesday night Itcame down
hard and steady all night Weather
Sharp j. F. Cupid's gauge indicated
fall of half an inch. The surrounding
mountains took on a wintrY mantle.
We are pleased TO learn, as we do
from a gentleman recently from
Phoebe, that Max Shaefer and Otto
Stein, of the Phoebe Brewery, are doing
fine business. Both are good men.
aud their White Pine friends rejoice
at their prosperity.
Miss Maria Mclaughlin, who has
been visiting here with her aunt,
Mrs. n. Munro. for the past four
months, departed for Salt Lake Thurs
day morning, where she will enter the
the Sisters school. While here the
young lady made many warm friends,
who were sorry To bid her farewell.
A very pleasant party was given at
Nevada Hall, Cherry Creek, on the
evening of the nth, by Misses Edna
6cramlin and Mamie Ryan in honor
of Miss Mamie Burke, of Schellbourne,
who was visiting with her friend, Miss
Scramlin, in Cherry Greek.
A. r. Watson shipped this week,
through Wells, Fargo & CO., gold
bullion of the estimated value Of
$4,000. The mine continues to look
better every day, the mil is kept run
ming steadily, and regular bullion
shipments will hereafter be in order
Among the social amenities in vogue
among the young people of Ely is the
anonymous mailing of dead mice.
If there is any meaning or sense TO
80 low a social exchange of "eoufte-
sies' we don't know il and we don't
Z want to. II is so low practice rs 10
merit only utter contempt from any
one laying claim to average gentiliiy.
DrOD il