The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-07-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


Icy, was in town Wednesday.
The hay crop in Snake Valley is
better than usual.
A Base Ball game is being considered
a. one of the attractions on Monday
w. j Stewart Of the News staff
left for San Francisco Sunday
last
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Gallagher and
daughter Laura, were doing business
in Ely, Wednesday.
Board Of County Commissioners
hold their regular monthly meeting,
Monday.
The list Of unclaimed letters now
In the Ely Postoffice, appears in
another column.
Secure your ticket for the Ball to
be held at the Court House Monday,
early and avoid the rush.
The Boys in Robinson have
challenged the Ely Youths to Game
of Base Ball to be played on the 9th.
VIM. O'Ksefs, of Lower White Riv-
or, was in Ely this week, laying in
stock of goods for the, summer.
Sam Titus, while working with
some machinery in Robinson, Men
day, had one of his fingers badly
mashed.
The company office at the mines in
Robinson, is nearing completion and
the foundation of the bunk house is
well under way.
Dave McLaih, an old-t time Hamil-
ton boy, but who for Il Re past two
years has been living in DsLamar,
New, arrived in Ely yesterday.
DR.. Davis returned from Jake's
Valley, Thursday, bringing with him
Miss Ella Sullivan, M. D., of Chula
Vista, Gala.
TIL water pipe which is to conduct
tho water from the ditch at tho top
of the hill to the power house, ia ON
the ground and will soon b. in place.
The Utah fruit crop is reported to
be fairly good this season. II this
report be true, this section o! co,ln-
try Mill DO tolerably well supplied this
fall
During the last three months the
travel through this section has increas-
ed materially, new faces appearing
on the streets every day.
Snake Valley Lumber is beginning
to put in an appearance on the Ely
market, several large loads having
been hauled in recently.
Miss Maggie Mclaughlin, sister to
Mrs + X. Murphy, recently from
Philadelphia, arrived in Ely, Tues
day.
DR.. A. Hudgsns the De LAM
Densist arrived by tho White River
route last Saturday. The Doctor is
open for engagements and will stay
IS long as business justifes.
The Apple crop in Snake Valley
is reported to be good. The wind
whipped quite 4 number off earlier
in the season; but the crop will be at
least up to the average.
The COMMITTEES of Arrangements ar
taking time by the forelosl and
making every pr sparation for the
comfort and con enience of the null
titude that will congregats to take
part in the celebration on Monday.
Mrs. W. N. Nc Gill and child
rem, Miss Mollis Campton and Miss
Molllis Scott who left an an outing
three weeks ago. returned Sunday
having visited Cherry Creek, Wells
and Elko and report most enjoy able
time.
Bill Blair returne from Milford
Utah, Monday, with a six-horse
team loaded with lumber, supplies
and machinery, for the White Riv-
or Ranch.
VIM. Rice and John Mccain, of
Belmont, have rented the old Reed
or buildi on Main street, and are
making necessary repairs and altsra-
tions, preparatory to opening sa-
loon.
See Marion Shallsnbarger's cad"
elsewhere in this issue. Asa brick
moulder and layer Marion is second
to none in Eastern Nevada. He is .
White Pine boy, and will net be ov-