The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-10-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

pneumonia.
Neil Munro who has been very
sick, is up and around again.
The Board of County Commission
ers hold their regular monthly meet
ing next Monday.
John Magnuson and Alex Supelvi
da departed for DeLamar, Lincoln
county, last Tuesday.
Joseph Buzzetti and wife left for
few weeks visit in Steptoe Valley,
Monday.
Don't overlook the time on which
the Registration books close. See
notice elsewhere.
Robt. r. Chancellor, of Spring
Valley, was in Ely Thursday, on legal
business.
A. D. Campton returned, Thurs
day from the vicinity of Shellbourne,
where he had been surveying for M.
+. Boyle.
Phil McKernan, who has been con-
fined to his led for several weeks
with typhoid fever, we are pleased to
note is around again.
w. G. Lyons. drove about.7Q head
of calves through here to Steptoe Val
ley, Tuesday, where he expects to
winter them.
The item in the Cherry Greek Items
of last week, in referring to G. J.
Bosko as the California "ginnman" 4,
should have read gymnast.
News reached here Wednesday, that
VIM. Beecham, of Snake Valley, lost
horse and COW, several harnesses,
20 tons of hay. besides tools and the
stable, by fire, last Monday night.
w. J. Barney and wife departed
for Salt Lake City, Wednesday. Mrs.
Barney will remain in Salt Lake, dur
ing the winter months, but Mr.. Bar
will return in q faw days and spend
the winter here.
Mrs. A. G. Cleseland and Mrs. J
Gilbert, of Spring Valley, were visit
ing in Ely the first IF tire week. They
were accompaniQd by Mrs Stev-
ems, who will remain for time I'M
der the care Of the doctor, as she is
affected with paralysis.
The young people gathered at the
home of the Misses. Carothers on
Thursday evening last, and had a
jolly good time playing cards and
other games of amusement, which
lasted until 11:3OP. M. The party
was given in henor of the departure
of Miss Alice and Jennie to their re-
spective schools, the former to Taylor
and latter to Butte Valley, where
they will teach during they winter.
Several men were put to work on
the Phoenix mine, this week and re-
ports indicate that it is a regular
bonanza. At the bottom of the shaft
which is 20 feet deep, the ledge has
been cross-cut for over Ia feet with
out having reached the wall, The
ore is a gold bearing quartz, of high
grade, and in amount is apparently
unlimited.
Arthur Bulge of Montpelier Idaho,
who has been looking after the White
River Land & Stock company prop
erty, recently purchased by Salt Lake
Parties, has completed his labors and
departed for his home in Idaho,
Thursday. He stated to a "News"
reporter before leaving, that for the
present, the Murray Greek ranch is
to be closed, and the men discharged
and the force on the White River
ranch cut down to three men. He
also stated that the new company has
not determined upon any definite
course to pursue in regard to their
property in White Pine.
Sheriff Rynearson and member of
the ''News" staff were visiting with
A. G. Cleveland last week. Cleve's
home is very beautiful place and
its owner, being home loving man i,
spares no pains to add to its beauty
and increase it's worth and is constant
ly adding new and attractive features.
The hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland is too widely known to call
for comment here. Nothing being
left undone that would add to the
comfort of any and all who visit the
ranch. Cleve's cattle, mostly thor
0ugh BREEDS, including Holstiens, Dur
h., III L. L. l.