The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-09-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

IA N.Y. OAOAASys
The Board of Equalization adjourn
I'D to meet Monday, October 9TH.
R. A. Riepe, departed Thursday
for Cherry Creek and vicinity, on
political business.
III. P. Mollison came in from Step
toe Thursday, on business.
VIM. Laurenson has been quite i'll
for the past week, with a severe cold.
Messrs. Sol Hip and A. Melon
lid departed for Cherry Cresk and
Egan, Tuesday, on business.
Last Sundays stage added another
l"bike" to Ely's increasing "Cycle
Club. Miss Eta Comins, being the
new cyclelist. "
The storm wave of last Wednesday,
\ which proved destructive in Hamil-
ton, merely laid the dust in this sec
tion.
Mrs. j. G. Irvine, of Bruno, Elko
county, is in Ely visiting with her
q sisters, Mrs. Thos. Lowell and Mrs.
Geo. Holmes.
The Ely school opened Monday
last, with over thirty attending pu--
pills, under the able management of
Miss Louise Lewis, of Reno, New.
J. B. Williamson who has been
quite sick, is gaining strength rapid
Nv nd hn oh 10 l.
soon.
4 Mrs. w. r. Bassett, who with her
husband moved to DeLanar last fall,
Is visiting among her friends in Ely
Ind vicinity.
Several light showers of rain fell
in this vicinity during the past week,
and the temperature is much lower.
Miss Ellen Hayes, after spending
five months visiting with her brother
1T Chicago, returned Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. J. B. Mathe wson, of Ham
ilton, who has been visiting with Mrs.
"A. D. Campton, for several days
lpast, returned home, last Thursday.
ID Dave bennett, who has been pros
ting in the Southern part of the
So Ie for the past year, came in Sun
yhn Barry, of Timber Greek, who
several months past, has been suf-
ering from diseases of tbs throat and
bronchial membrane, is now in town,
under the treatm cnt of DR.. Davis.
G. J. Bosko, arrived from DsLamar
last week, and after transacting all
his business here, departed with F.
M. Clark, by private conveyance for
Cherry Creek, Monday.
Joe Buzzetti, after spending four
months working in the mines at Fish
Springs, Utah, returned here last
Saturday. He reports rs miners at
work in that district.
John Verzan and Neil Munro, two
candidates, returned from Osceola,
Snake Valley and vicinity, last Tues
day, were they had been electioneer-
ing.
R. A. Riepe's announcement, a. a
candidate for short-term commission
or, appears in this issue. Dick is one
of the best known mon in the County,
and will undoubtedly poll a large
vote.
The assessment on the improve
ments of the Elko & White Pine
Transportation company was, at the
request of the Secretary, w. N. Nc
Gill, reduced from 81, 500 to 81, 200.
At the request of the same party, the
mill owned by the Chairman Mining
& Milling company, was reduced
from 80, 500 to 81, 800.
Mr.. H. A.. Comins, of Steptos, an
nounces himself, in this issue of the
News" rs candidate for the office
of State Senator. Mr.. Comins. who
is the present incumbent of the Office
of State Senator, is an able and ex-
periencsd legislator, thoroughly re-
Gable-ought to win.
A very interesting party was given
at the Hip. residence, on Knob Fill
street, last Saturday evening, in hon
on of Miss Pearl Norman, of Ham
ilton. The house was crowded and
the guests in the best of spirits. Cards
and o,s ,,,as of uo L l.