The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-10-16
Court meets in Ely on Monday.


Lead, New York brokers, $4 90.
VIM. Erskine is dangerously sick with
brain affection and his recovery is
doubtful
Ely got It's share of the snow that fen
pretty generally throughout the county
Thursday.
Rev. Father Edmond Hayes of Iowa,
arrived last night on visit TO his broth
er VIM Hayes.
Thos. Johnson returned Thursday
from Clover valley. where he took
Senator Stewart.
Frank Gougon was taken sick yester-
day with pleurisy and is in 4 critical
condition,
Sheriff Scott has been out with Il
pocket full Of supunas looking for jury
men this week.
Mrs Clara Nicholson and Lee Davis
from Osceola were married in Ely yes
terday morning by Justice Weber.
Wm. Hayes returned Thursday even
ing by Cherry Creek stage from an cX-
tended business trip in the East.
Mrs. W. d. Campbell was in town
this week doing some shopping and
visiting relatives. She returned home
Wednesday.
The telephone boys returned to Ely
Thursday night. They report having
had Jolly time, if it was work, and all
look web for the outing.
The threshing machinery from the
White River ranch arrived to-day on
the way to the Murray Creek ranch
whore threshing will begin at once.
Chas. Chalfant and c. FL. Smith, who
have been engaged in mining operations
in Robinson during the past summer,
leftfor Delamur Thursday whore they
expect to spend the winter.
Jas. Berry, Ely S veteran barber, has
sold out his barber shop and left yes
terday morning for California. He has
been in i'll health for sometime and felt
the need of seeking a milder climate.
The Thursday train ON the e. & P
railroad was delayed by the snow which
fell at Eureka to the depth of II inches
The mails have been behind hand in
consequence.
Miss Maggie Mclaughlin, who has
been visiting relatives in Ely for the
past four months left for San Francisco
Thursday morning where she will pass
/ the winter with her sisters.
4 dancing party viii be given at
( Hips Hall next Tuesday evening the
18th inst. Music will be furnished by
Messl,,. Petty and Mcleod and fine
time Is promised Come all and bring
your friends. Tickets 81 90.
The necessary pipe fittings, the lack
of which has delayed the completion OF
the Chairman mill, arrived this week
and have been put in place as rapidly
as possible. \ trial of the compressor
and engines viii be made tomorrow,
and the mill will be in readiness to start
during the week.
Chas. Grunditz arrived from Delamar
last Sunday. He sustained Il sever ac-
cident last spring while working in the
Delamar miro which neceesitated the
.mnni1'if,n OF oae foot. and his many
friends htle az, clad Ia -, thai he has
81 tlorrn"lll rep.oNerra.
MIR J. II. chasa. tue Of Salt Lake :
mining xpcrts. who visited Ely this
summer but who is now engaged in
cyanide operations at Cherry Creek,
arrived in town Thursday evening.
He seems to have been sufficiently in
tercsted in the prospects OF the Robin
son district 10 at least return and eX-
anime them a second time. We hope
20 be = Bile to publish the result OF his
examination next week.
\ ]. S. Abbott Supt. of the Eureka &
Palisade Il. r.. and J. c. Powell, Asses
sor of Eureka county, arrived in Ely
last evening. In conversation with the
former. Wo learned that there is no par
, tieular significance to be attached to
their trip which was prompted by q
purely personal interest to see what i'm
| proYements We are making over here
The gentlemen are inspecting the Chain
, man mine and mill to-day and will STAR
! or thei return tomorrow.
The pursuit of the highwaymen has
continued all of this week. but will
what result we have not as yet learned
Dell Ioa'ligh brought word from Gey
sor, in Lake valley last Monday. tina
they had passed through that localit!
last Friday: stopped at Green Camp
bell 5 ranch for some food and thel
went on 30 Pony Springs, whore the,
q stole another stage horse, belonging q
a Mexican who drives from Osceola Il
i Phoebe. Griswold, Huey and McKnigh
came along Saturday and having sc
cured fresh horses at Campbell's, con
: tinued on the trail. Hopes were higi
y here that the boys would succeed j
q overtaking the miscreants but wer
a somewhat dampencd when we receive