The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-10-30

Trib fulfills all promises.
Latest quotations are: Silver. 5Sc:
Lead, $3.87s.
J. r. Middleton of Cave Valley, an
old time White Piner is in town with
a load of Potatoes.
The Jurors in the Paul case were
most of them detained in Ely until Tues
day on account of the storm.
The boarders at the Hotel de Munro
are lamenting the absence of their
waiter this week.
Another of the series OF Progressive
Euchre parties is to be given by the
ladies of Ely at Mrs. d. G. McDonald's
this afternoon.
Chris Jensen and Harry Stoddard,
carpenters from Angels, Cal, who have
been in the employ of the Chairman
Company all summer. left for home on
Tuesday.
Fred Clark left for San Francisco
Tuesday morning ON business trip.
He took with him Louis Garntereaux,
whom he will leave at the Penitentiary
in Carson to enter upon his life sentence.
Judge G. F. Talbot, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs F. X. Murphy, left by
private conveyance for Phoebe last Tues
day morning, where they will remain
during the session of the District Court.
Miss Nora Stratton, who has been
here under the Doctors treatment for
the past month, departed yesterday for
her home in Butte Valley. very much
improved in health.
Jos. Newman has renovated the old
Peaslee building and it now presents
very attractive appearance. 1t is being
occupied by Kohn & Cohen. who have
located here with a full line of dry
goods and clothing.
The report reaches us from White
River that the checks of Walter Webb
of Milford who recently purchased a
large number of cattle in the valley,
have gone to portest, his principals
having refused the cattle.
Heed not the man however glib,
Who tells you ''just as good" as Trib.
Not true he tells.
And il he "better than Trib" tells you,
Be sure il he succeeds and sells you
'Tis Won he i'sells'
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Wes, johnson and son who have been
buying cattle in this vicinity for couple
of weeks past, have succeeded in gather
ing togather herd of some 200 head
and started Thursday to drive them
north to their ranch near Toana. They
expect to pick up more cattle on the
way,
The higest temperature for the week
as observed by Mr.. Garraghan at the
weather Bureau station at the Court
house was So degrees ON Friday and the
lowest was is degrees on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights. Fosters forecast
predicts another storm wave will strike
ps to-day or tomorrow.
The great flour famine was ayerted
by the timely arrival of two prairie
schooners yesterday laden with -four
from Zion for the Eastern Nevada Sup
ply House. Three more cargoes to ar
rive next week If wind and weather are
favorable. WIN. HAYES.
Messers. Sidney Bush and Frank
Clark were in Ely the first of the week.
They have purchased the Tehama creek
ranch from M. F. Boyle and expect
to engage in raising thoroughbred
cattle, Mr.. Clark, who has been In the
butcher business in Cleveland, Ohio, is
planning to go back their this fall with
bunch of horses and will return In the
spring with some thoroughbred calves
to start their herd. Mr.. Bush, when
boy lived in Hamilton and has been in
California at school for several years.
He expects to teach the Butte school
this winter.