The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-08-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

AhO POWOL ioubC - oOOuo OOAhPAOs-
ed and the machinery in place.
Ed Prudential of Phoebe, was in
Ely this week, looking after business
interests.
w. j. Stewart Of the News Office,
who has been visiting IN California,
returned Wednesday.
Butson, the Snake Valley rancher.
brought in some fine peaches and
other fruits Monday.
Bills allowed by the Commission
ers at their meeting last Monday,
appears under s'new to-day.
Treasurer Williamson departed for
Cherry Greek, Tuesday on official
business.
Atty. F. x. Murphy and wife, de-
parted for Eureka, last Saturday.
They will be absent about q week.
Mr.. G. 1. Fox, of Needles, Cali
fornia, son-in-law to Mrs. w. B.
Graham of this place, arrived in Ely
yesterday.
Tho amount of travel to this point,
is holding out marvelously well. The
stream is constant and seems rather
to swell than diminish.
The weather this week did not av-
erage quite so warm al last week, the
Thermometer not going above 80 in
the shade.
LOOK OUT FOR THE Annual
Clearance kale and CUT pricea Add
of VIM. Hayes soon to appear in the
News.
Miss Alice Carothers closed very
successful term Of school in Oscsola,
recently, and returned home Mon
day.
The Snake Valley school closed
last week with great credit to the
teacher, Miss Jennie Carothsrs. She
returned home Wednesday.
Henry Yeng, an enterprising rep
resentative of the Flowery Kingd m,
Is preparing to put in bakery and
chop house, on Main street Just be-
low the old Brewry saloon.
Seven carloads of machinery, bill
cd to the Chairman Co., arrived in
Eureka, Tuesday. Some of this may
be expected at the mine to morrow or |
next day.
Some fine specimens of silver lead |
ore taken from the Rabbit-fcot mine. |
i'll Robinson, were exhibited by jim
Burns this week. The ore runs 60 |
per cent lead and carried 10 ounces
of silver and some gold.
The Stuttz Theatrical company gave
their last performance Saturday night |
to a crowded house. "Uncle Toms |
Cabin was rendered though under
some difficulties. The stage facilities
not being adapted to the proper rem
dition of that great drama.
While Jack Woods and Leo We,te
were working with block and tackle,
RAISING heavy timber, at the mine,
the chain which held the block of
wood, parted, letting the timber down
ON the heads of Woods and Welte.
Both men were somewhat bruised
about the head; but not seriously in
iured.
The gross receipts Of the Stuttz
Theatre company, at this place
amounted to about S4OO for seven
nights work. The expenses of the
company while here amounted to
about 5000. BY the time salaries
are paid and the travelling expenses
to the next place of exhibition il foot.
ed a reference to the private sack
will be necessary.
The County "dads" made provis-
ion for the repair of the bridge on
Murray Creek below town, and also
the bridge on tho read leading to the
Court House from Ben Sanders cab
in, and the one on the street running
past the Payne residence. These
demanded immediate attention and
the prompt action of the Commission
ers meets with hearty approval and
will no doubt save thu County some
expense by having the work attended
to at once.
1t is to the interest of the public to
note that the Utah & Nevada Express
Company will land all express pack
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