The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-06-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Del Leach arrived from Cherry,
Thursday.
Haying is In full blast in White
River.
The work Of fuming at the head
of tho ditch is progressing nicely.
The programme for tho Fourth,
appears elsewhere in this issue.
Mrs. Wearns Of Cherry Creek, was
visiting in Ely the first of the week.
Rumor has it that marriage bells
will jingle in Robinson on Wsdnes-
day.
James H. Marriott, of Osceoia,
was doing businsss in Ely the first Of
the week.
Frank Paul has moved his family
from Carson City, and expects to
make Ely his future home.
Treasurer J. B. Williamson, depart
cd Monday for the Bald Mountain
country, ON official business.
Boss Weber left for Crsrry Greek,
Monday to 10. X after his business at
that end of the line.
Samuel Titus and family recently
frem DeLamar, New, have taken up
their residence on Murray street.
From present indications Horse
racing will be ono of ths interesting
features of the program for tho 9th.
A full force is reported at work at
the brick yard, in Robinson, making
ready to burn another kiln.
Eleven freight teams arrived at the
mines in Robinson, to-day. They
were loaded mostly with lumber.
Geo. Smith came in from Snake
Valley, yesterday, bringing in the
first load Of fruit and vegetables from
that section, of the season. IL
Capt. Moorman was in from Jakes'
Valley, the first of the week. He re-
ports the stage business to be picking
up materially.
John Verzan is making prepara-
items to move some of his buildings
from Taylor, and put them up in
Robinson.
Tommy Sillyman and family are
occupying the Ragsdale houas, in
Robinson, having moved from Tay-
lor, last week.
Judge Noteman is m" king prepa-
rations to commence Operations on
his copper properties, in Robinson,
next week.
Mr.. Julius Ranger, the veteran
charcoal burner is at work preparing
to burn pit of coal which will con-
tain about 1900 bushels.
The pavilion to be used on the
Fourth will be put up in the Murray
Greek Park and will be sufficiently
large to afford shelter for all that
choose join in the celebration.
Ample provision will be made for
cemmodation of those who come to
Ely on Monday next to take part in the
Celebration. Yosr pleasure and ssm-
fort will be given due attention.:
Tickets for the Ball to come off at
the Court House, on the evening of
the 9th, are on sale at any of the lead
ing business houses.
Reports from the Duck Water coun-
try, indicate that the fruit in that To-
cality has sustained little or no dam
age, and that the incoming crop will
be up to tho average.
Tho "Nsw Boy" Lode, which lies
a short distance southwest of tho
Chairman, i. showing up some good
ore, and bids fair to become val liable
property.
There are no vacant dwellings in
Ely at the present time. All are oc-
cupisd and more buildings are be-
csming necessary.
Gum Peters ono of White Pines
old land marks, after an absence of
over four years, returned last Mon
day, to remain at least for the pres
emit.
The poles which are 10 support the
wires leading from the power house
to the mine are in place, and add
somewhat to the business appearance
of the town.
Jake Shallsnbargsr, has opened up
his Livery Barn at the upper end of
Main street, with ]. N Holmas as