The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-07-31
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Ahk Al 1iJ Wills "SoAs
Ira Mcknight came from Cherry
Creek, Monday.
The thermometer reached 90 in
tho shade, the first of the week.
Quite nice shower of rain fell last
Thursday night.
Mr.. B. F. Tilford and daughter
Allie, of Osceola, were visiting in Ely
this week.
DIR. A. Hudgens left Wednesday
for Silver City Idaho to practice his
profession. He will stop few days
in Cherry en- his way out.
b. F. Miller arrived from Eureka,
Monday and departed fer the Wells,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Eta Dunnigan recently from
DeLamar, New, departs for Cur
rant Cresk, Monday, to visit friends
and relatives
Mr.. J. Morgan, of Duck Water,
was in with load of apples the fore
part of the week.
Mrs d. Iiiggs and daughter Mrs. Chas
Irving, of Duck Greek, were doing
business in Ely, Monday.
The Commissioners hold their reg
ular monthly m citing on Monday
next.
Mr.. Jessie Peaslee, wife and
daughter, of DeLamar, New , arrived
in Ely last Sunday.
Quite number of people from the
surrounding neighboring Valleys were
in town this week, taking in the The
atrical exhibitions of the celebrated
Stuttz company.
LOOK OUT FOR THE Annual
Clearance Sale and CUT Prices Add
of WIN. Hayes soon TO appear in the
News.
The close season for chicken, grouse
etc. ends July LIST, in Eureka, Elko,
Humboldt and Lander counties. In
all other C, unties the season remains
closed until August 10Th. Statutes
of Nevada.
Frank Paul shipped three carloads
of silver lead ore to San Francisco,
last week and has as much more
ready for shipment at present.
Prof Shaya the Eye Specialist,
will spend sevaral days in White Riv-
or, Currant Greek, Duck Water and
vicinity, next week. The Prof. has
visited these places before, and those
nseding eye glasses will not hesitate
to give him their trade.
The livery stable at the upper end |
of Main street, the property of J.
Shallanbarger, has been enlarged and
put in shape and is under the man
agem mt of G. N. Holmes. Doc is a
reliable horseman and will command
good business.
AL Smith, the DeLamar Phstogra-
pher leaves for Cherry Greek Monday,
where he will spend some time in doing
work in his line in that locality. Mr..
Smiths reputation as a photogra pher,
has been firmly established in East
ern Nevada and is one of unquestion-
ed merit Don'J overlook the oppor
tunity.
Mr.. Jacob Cameron of Muncy, and
Mr.. N. R. Hawkins, of Tuston, Sui
livan county, N. Y. were in Ely on
business the first of the week. Mr..
Hawkins, is grandson of the late
Moses Killam who died in Spring
Valley some months ago, and is here
attending to matters pertaining to
the Killam estate.
A Postoffics has been established
at Joy, Bald Mountain, with S. T,
Fulton, as Postmaster. The Bald
Mountain district is being developed
very rapidly and already gives prom
Use Of great things in the near future.
A new saloon will open in Ely on
August 9th, with the Capt. Richard
Riepe, as proprietor. Dick has been
in this business before and is familiar
with its every detail. HIS is one Of
the boys and will soon build up a
good trade.
The Deep Creek railroad is now
said to be "sure thing and the
building will commence at once. This
is not the first time that Che build
ing of the Deem Creek railroad has