The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-10-02

GALSCiCS tlalln II IlODllSpI, VI W j1tL
Mr.. Siegel's father is one of the owners.
Deputy Sheriff Pierce, returned 10
his home in Cherry Creek. to-day. He
was accompanied by Nelson Lamerie,
who expcc5s to work on the new hoist
to be erected by the North Mountain
Mining CO.. at Egan Canyon.
w. V. Lockwood, the electrical ex-
pert of the Chairman Mining Co., left
for San Francisco by the way of Cherry
Greek last Wednesday, and will be gone
about two wseks. 1t is rumored that
he has gone to make arrangements for
supplying Ely with electric lights.
A cleanup,was made last Saturday by
the Paul brothers and C. Il. Smith who
have been running the little Huntington
mill in Robinson. The run was merely
a test Of the milling qualities OF the Rob
Roy ore and was a complete success. the
bullion obtained amounting to but little
less than the assay value of the ore.
The boys arc now at work cleaning ont
the tunnel.
X. G. Davis is in town from his saw
mill on Duck Creek, where ne reports
that he has 60, 900 feet of logs in the
yard and nine men al work. Mr.. Davis
has a contract from the Chairman Co.
to erect a dwelling-house and melting
room in the real of their brick office.
The material is now on the ground and
work has begun.
The many friends of VIM. Bellinger
will be pleased to learn that he is to be
married, on the Bird inst, to Miss Mary
Riordan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.Jas.
Riordan of White River valley. Billy
was in town u few weeks ago buying
household goods, and we imagined that
something was going to happen oon
One would not are to put his tooth
into finer fruit than that which has
been coming TO Ely from Snake valley
this summer and fall. The largest pears
we have seen this season were brought
in the first Of the week by Jas. Stevens
from the old Rear ranch. They were
Bartletts and weighed a pound aud a
quarter each.
Miss Rose Mclaughlin, who for the
past four or five years has been engaged
in teaching school in El1o county, ar
rived in Ely yesterday to pay Il visit 10
her sisters, Miss Maggie Mclaughlin
and Mrs. F. X. Murphy, and her aunt,
Mrs. Neil Munro. Miss Mclaughlin
for a number Of years taught school in
many of the districts in this county,
and her friends will be pleased
to learn of her arrival.
Mrs. VIM. Burke of Schellbourne is
seriously Ill with hemorrhage Of the
lungs. Dr.. Davis was called last Sun
day afternoon and returned Monday.
On Wednesday the doctor was again
summoned and being unable to go, Miss
DR.. Sullivan went in his stead. She is
still with the patient who is reported TO
be somewhat improved.
A Farewell Party. in honor Of the
departure of Miss Emma Lloyd, will be
given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. p. McOmie, in Lane City, on Tues
day evening, next. All are invited to
attend. The supper will be free, and
a general good time is assured. Miss
Lloyd expects to depart Wednesday
morning for Grass Valley, Cal, where
she intends spending a few months Wis
ting her mother and other relatives.
Jas. Riordan and wife arrived in Ely
Thursday and will soon take up their
residencain Lane City, where they have
recently purchased a homo. They were
accompanied by his sister, Miss Kath-
crime. Mr.. Riordan is interested in sew
eral promising mining claims in the
Robinson district and is well and favor
ably known in Ely, having passed his
boyhood and early manhood daysin our
neighboring valley of White River.
Mrs. Riordan, noe Miss Jennie O'Hare,
is also well known here, as she paid Ely
several visits while teaching school in
White River. We are glad to welcome
them as additions to the society Of Ely
and our sister town, Lanc City.
Chas. A. Gowans of Salt Lake City
and Geo. S. Ferguson of Wells, Nevada
representing the New York Life lnsu-
rance Co., have been doing business in
Ely this week. The former is the spec
ial inter-mountain agent for the COM
pany and is a live insurance man. We
understand that he persuaded several
of our business men 10 turn a weather
eye towards the future. having written
policies TO the amount of $35. 900. The
latter is the local agent 70" the company
at Wells, and is also Interested in She
Nevada State Herald, Published AZ THAT
place. The Herald is one Of he bright
est papers Of the state ami Mr.. Fereu-
son is Il very ft representative Tor H..
Both gentlemen loft for Wells on Thurs
day.