The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-11-27
saturday, November, 27, 1897.
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

Sprains and bruises yield to Trib.
Mrs. Biggs ahd her daughter Mrs.
Irving drove in from Duck Creek to-
day.
Go TO Garvin's new Barber Shop
when you want a smoothe shave or a
haircut.
Clean, penetrating; effective is Trib.
Our Hamilton items failed to arrive
in time for publication this week owing
to some irrgularity in the mail.
Geo. Campbell brought in load OF
% turkeys last Monday which he sold
without difficulty at 81 each.
Eugene Howell, our Secretary of
State was in Ely on private business
several days this week.
Supt. Bliss left Thursday morning
for Carson and will be back the first of
the week.
Hon. Thos. Wren, who has been in
Ely on legal business the past two days,
left this morning for his home in Reno.
About eight inches of snow fell here
last Wednesday and made good sleigh
ing for Thanksgiving, of which many
took advantage.
A. C. Cleveland who has been max
ing business trip to San Francisco
and the western part of this State, left
Reno for home last Monday
We were unable to get any telephone
news from Eureka to day owing to
a break in the line. Men have gone
out to make the necessary repairs.
Trib is every workers friend.
Why murder yourself with dull
razor when you can command the SER
vices of tirst-class barber. Give Gar
vim call and you will throw your old
razor away.
Robt. Crawford came in from Wells
with a load of freight last Monday. This
is the first time that he has been here
since his hunting trip up north on
which be reported having some fine
sport.
If you only want a big-lOoking bottle
of liniment ask for il: but if you want
a bottle of good lniment that is bigger
than it looks ask for Trib.
A. l.. Parker brought in load OF
lumber for his new house on Murray
st. last Sunday and is now engaged in
grading his lot and laying foundations.
The time for doing assessment work
will soon be over for this year and as
result. several OF our mine owners are
hurrying up their work. Claims in the
Robinson district are too good to loose
just now.
M. J. Thomas of San Francisco,
Schilling's BEST" man, was in town
this week doing business with our mer-
chants. His firm is one of the best
that operates in this part of the coun-
try and its goods are popular with the
people,
A careful assay Of the ore in the Ju
piter shaft was made this week with
the gratifying showing of $22. 80 in gold
to the ton. This was not from picked
specimen, but was the average of al
the ore exposed.
w, Il. Thomas, who went down tt
the Hot Creek ranch lately to spend
the winter in hopes that he would fine
milder climate beneficial, was obliged
to return here on account of illness,
whore he could have the doctors care
He is now in preearious condition.
There only remains about ten days
in which you can pay your poll tax fol
this year. If you want to vote at thu
next election. we would advise you tt
pay at once and avoid all complications
Get your receipt now and you can no
have any trouble next year.
Frank Pau's genial face has beer
beaming the past few days over the ar
rival of fine baby boy at his house las
Wednesday. Frank has great hope
for him as he has alreody developed
great vocal powers. Mrs. Paul is do
ng nicely.