The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-07-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Mrs. A. r. Nuckols has been VS.
ting friends in Ely the past week.
Thos. Lowell of Cherry Creek ar
rived in Ely Thursday.
P. III. Cannon of Cherry Creek
was in town Saturday last.
The first mail from the West since
the great railroad strike arrived
Thursday morning.
The unusual sight of rainbow in
the West was witnessed here Satur-
day morning last.
Phil. McKernan and family arrived
Saturday. They are stopping at
Comins' ranch.
The first train from the East passed
thro ugh Elko on the IL with 200
U. S. troops on board.
Miss Emma McOmie celebrated her
birthday Thursday with party to
her little friends.
Sam Parkinson was brought in
from. White River Sunday dangerous
ly i'll with pneumonia.
A heavy rain and hail storm struck
this section Monday afternoon and
was followed by one equally as heavy
at night.
The little daughter of Mrs. Frank
Cook fell into hurry creek Saturday
last and narrowly escaped drowning.
She was rescued by Patrick Hayes.
"Outing vests is the proper name
for the article of dress that is just
now forcing it's way to the front, but
there are those who will persist in
calling them "he corsets.
The parties who recently purchased
the Sterling district mines, says the
Lode, have organized company in
Salt Lake with million dollar capt.
capitalization to work the properties.
Late arrivals from DeLamar say
the whisky down that way is of the
Kelley cure variety. One drink
:, does the bussiness-you'll never hank
er after another.
It was reported yesterday says the
Lode of the 9th, that the Magnolia
had been purchased by j. Nesbitt &
Bro, but it seems the assent of all
the owners had not been given to the
deal.
Reno and Carson have opened COM
munication with Sacramento and the
coast. Stages are running from Car
son by way of the Placerville route
and from Reno by way of Bonner
Lake and Cisco.
J. G. Eggleston, of Kansas City, ar
rived by Wednesdays Osceola stage.
Mr.. Eggleston visited Ely four years
ago and returns to look after his in
terests in the Rob Roy mill and mine.
He will remain about two weeks.
The Utah Commercial & Savings
Bank, of Salt Lake City, has COM
menced suit against the Well Annie
Mining Company in the District
Court of the State of Nevada in and
for White Pine county, to recover the
sum of 81, 343.
Steve. Tucker says during his re-
cent trip from Ely to Phoebe and
return he did not meet or pass any
one on The road. It looked like the
people had got up and left the
country. A few more years of pluto
cratic government will fix us.
A pension, says the Reno Journal,
was allowed the late Noah Merrill
July 9th and he died on July 9TH.
This will entitle the widow to the
back pay allowed him, and doubtless
she will also be allowed the pension if
proper steps are taken to secure it.
Mrs. Sol. Hip and children, Miss
Lizzie McQuitty, Miss Mollie Camp
ton and James McQuitty left Wednes-
day morning for an outing. They
will first go to Duck Creek and from
there almost anywhere. They go
prepared to camp out and will be
absent two weeks.
d. H. Jackson, accompanied by
J. B. Parish and w. H. Higinbotham,
two widely known mining men, ar
rived in Ely Tuesday afternoon on
the Cherry Creek stage. They came
for the purpose of examining the