The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-09-25
Saturday, September, IS, 1897.
SCRAPS FROM BLY,.


John Riordan of White River valley
was in town last Sunday.
Supt. Bliss returned from business
trip to Eureka on Monday last.
Gov. Adams outfit has been gather
ing cattle in Steptoe valley this week.
1t is expected that the telephone line
will be completed as far as Hamilton to-
day.
Mr.. G. A. Walker of Hamilton, and
Jake Harris of Jake's Valley, were in
Ely Friday on legal business.
Miss Polly Dolan returned to Ely last
Sunday from White River valley, where
she had spent week visiting friends.
J. w. Walker has returned from
Elko county where he has been spend
ing the past two weeks.
In order to enable us to print the lat
est news from out of town, the NEWS
will appear on Saturdays instead OF Fri
days, as heretofore.
w. G. Gallagher and Alex. Muir were
in town the first of the week attending
the meeting of the Board of Equaliza-
tion.
Peter North, who was in Ely the first
OF the week attending the meeting OF
the Board of Equalization, left for home
Tuesday.
W. N. McGill was in Hamilton on
business a couple of days this week and
was accompanied by Miss Mollie Camp
L. a. lott fsfA A,a6n
A. l.. Parker of Round Springs has
purchased four lots on Murray st. ad-
Joining Sam Brown 3 place, and Is sink
ing well preparatory to building
residence.
In another column we publish the text
of the mining law passed by the last Leg
islature. All mining men who have not
thoroughly acquainted themselves with
its provisions should look them up now.
Charlie Bosko, who was il Ely the
early part of the week replenishing the
stock of drinkables of the local dealers,
left for Cherry Creek Wednesday morn
ing. He was accompanied by Fred
Clark.
c. ]. Warner has assumed the con-
tract to run the mail between Ely and
Sunnyside. Dick Riepe who has man
aged this line up to the present, hav-
ing decided to give it up. Mr.. Warner
takes charge of the route Oct, 1st.
Mrs. Jas. B.. Simpson presented her
husband with fine bouncing boy last
Tuesday and mother and son are both
doing finely. Sim is now in quandary
to know what to name him.
We learn from Mr.. Stephen Williams,
who was in Ely this week, that survey
or is at work on the White River ranch
laying out two townsites. The lots are
to contain five acres each.
Louie Luchesi has taken contract
from the Chairman Co. for the burning
of 5000 bus OF charcoal. He will begin
work at once and estimates that it will
require about three months to complete
the job.
Miss Dora and Mr.. Charlie Parker
nave returned JO buolr uOIuo db IeouHu
Springs. They have been attending
school at Salt Lake City during the past
year, and their many friends will be
glad to welcome them back.
The familiar face of Tom johnson is
again seen on the streets of Ely. Mr..
johnson has severed his connection with
the Hot Creek ranch, of which he has
been foreman duriug the past summer,
and win make his home here for the
present at least.
Mrs. Dilly, who has been visiting hei
daughter, Mrs. Lewis of White River
valley, for the past few months, left
Ely on her trip homo to Kansas Wed
nesday. Miss Emma and Master Harry
Lewis, who accompanied her this far
remained to the dance and returned tt
White River on Thursday.
EYE SPECIALIST Prof. Ed. Shay'
from Elko is with us again, and vii
remain but three days, office at Mon
roe's Hotel. All persons desiring glasse
call at once. Eyes examined FREE OF
CHARGE. The Prof. goes from here u
Delamar,