The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-10-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Mrs. J. G. Irvine, of Stsptoe, Is re-
ported quite sick with pneumonia :
Phil Taylor, came in from White
River Thursday. He expects to leave
in few days for California. -
Mrs. Joseph Huff, of Milford, il
visiting with her sister, Mrs. L. S..
Scott.
Dist. Atty. Stearns left for Cherry
Creek, the first of the week, on bus
mess. &7aif
Neil Munro departed for the north
end Of the county, Monday, to look
after his political interests. I
The Misses Pearl and Maud Moor
man, daughters Of VIM. Moorman,
have gqpe torEurska fof the winter, .
and; viii attend ,Achool there. ~ 7s.s
Mr.. C.aA. Mathewson, of. IIamil-
ton, will move his family to White
River, and epsnd the winter on his
ranch!
Mr.. James Marriott, of Oscsola, 2
who was severely injured internally
some weeks ago while riding horse,
has gone to Salt Lake City, to be
treated.
FL. P. Mollison and,wife of Step
toe, spent tho first of the week in Ely
visiting among friends.
A nice shower of rain fell Wed
nssday, which had very beneficial
effect on the atmosphere.
A. G.. Cleveland was in Ely We'd
nesday evening, on mining business.
He left next morning for Phoebe, on
> similar .errand.
B. F. Miller, arrived from the
South Wednesday,. and left in COM
pany with A. @. Cleveland, for Cherry
Creek the following morning.
w. J. Barney returned from Salt
Lake, Tuesday. He reports business
in, that city very quiet.
Sol Hip of Ely, and Dan Simon
son, of Snake Valley, departed for
Haniilton and the west end of the
county, on Monday last, to, interview
voters in that section 90. y. =
20. DeFrancois,'tof Cherry Creek,
: is Ely receiving medical treatment for
heart trouble. Mr.. LeFrancois has
been quite ill, but we hope to see
him around all right in few days.
J. w. Walker is building black
smithshop Oh Murray street, prepara-
tory to commencing business in Ely.
Mr.. Walker is . workman of high
order, and will certainly do a good
business. .<.u
VIM. Blair passed through Ely
Wednesday, cir his way to White
River, having been to the railroad on
business connected with the White
River Stock Company.
DIR. Hudgens as dentist, is right
up to date in all that relates to den
tistry, and is well established in this
section of county; he is thoroughly
reliable and gives his profession his
entire attention. See notice else
"hero. .1G ~
The commencement Of work on the
Star and Gray Eagle mines, near
Cherry Greek, tbplgh the efforts of
A. G. Cleveland. is 4 source of great
satisfaction to the people in this sec
tion. Cherry Greek seems to have
bright future and we hope the expes7
tations Of all concerned will be fully
realized. az ,tAeg -.
Hamilton has, perhaps, what few
towns in eastern Nevada can boast of.
A genuine grange grove; one Of the
tree having thirty quite large oranges
on it. The grove is owned and cul-
tivated by Mrs. Alex Muir, and is
certainly great curiosity as well as
decidedly attractive.
J. w. Barney and e. H.. Decker
have formed partnership to 90 into
tho business of furnishing DeLamar
with hay. Mr.. Decker will open an
Office in DeLamar, to. dispose of the hay
and Mr.. Barney viii see that arsup-
ply is kept on hand. The hay will
be hauled from White River.
DIR. A. Hudgens, the DeLamar dem
fist, will be in Osceola from the 9th
to 10th of November, and in Ely from
~, to 20; in Cherry
Creek # from ud9 the 2l.t to
dantal work shonId not ,,,;ss +h;s IN