The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-06-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

was IN town Sunday.
The Indians are making prepare
tons for fandango.
Haying season will commence about
the lat of July.
A drill contest is among the possible
tiles on the 9th.
Hon. VIM. Warner returned from
DeLamar, Thursday.
w. J. Barney and wife have taken
up their residence on Murray street.
The program for the blowout on
the 4th, will come out in our next.
See the s'ad'' elsewhere.
Mrs. Dr. A. Hugens arrived from
DeLamar, Wednesday evening. She
is register ed at Hotel dc Risps.
Calvin Warlick, of Snake Valley,
was in with load of lumber, the first
of the week.
School opened in the Round Springs
district, last Monday, with Mrs. Ida
Gallagher, teacher.
Arthur Mathewsen, of White Riv-
or, who has been purchasing cattle
fer Tom Keyo, was in Ely, Tuesday
Mr.. n. B. Winters, representing
the Chamberlain Medical Co., of De-
Mems, Iowa, was in Ely Monday.
John Msgnuson has sunk well on
his lot in Lane City, and found an
abundance of good water at depth
of 26 feet.
The Dance at Lane City last Saturday
night, was bowling success, every
one in attendance reporting first rate
time.
The committee appointed to raise
funds for celebration purposes en- the
Fourth, report good progress, hav-
ing nearly 5000 subscribed already.
Miss Josie Dolan came in on the
Cherry Creek stage Thursday. She
is on her way to White River, where
she will spend the summer.
The work of shaking the shaft on
the the Chairman mine was begun
Monday. The shaft is to have three
compartments. and will be sunk to q
depth of several hundred feet.
The PLACING of the poles upon which
the wires are to be strung that are to
connect the Power house with mill in
Robinson, was commcnced Tuesday.
w. F. Newell, representing the
Selby 81 company Smelling Works,
San Francisco, is in Ely, looking over
the lead mines of the district, in the
interest of his company.
w. r. Bassett came in from De-
Lamar, New, Monday Billy is an
old White Piner, and will no doubt
move hack and commence business
in Ely in the near future.
Quite number of cattlsmsn from
Nye, Lincoln and southern White
Pine, were doing business in Ely this
week making it lively and interest
ing for the merchants.
Good reports are coming in from
the Racine mine. The work now be-
ing done is continuation of that
commenced about y, ar ago, and is
uncevering good sized body of ore
averaging over $13 ton.
AL Smith, the DeLamar Photog-
rapher, is now here to remain until
aftor the Fourth. Don't defer any
business yon may have in his line;
call and attend to the matter ut once.
Prices reasonable and work xuaran-
teed.
At the meeting held at the Court
last Monday night for the purpose of
making arrangement for the celebra-
ton of the Fourth of July, committees
on finance, arrangements and pro
gram were appointed and prepare
tions started for the celebration of
the occasion in good style.
Tom Keyo, of Raft River, Idaho.
received 1900 head of cattle near
here this week. The cattle were pur-
chased through G. A. Mathewson, of
Hamilton. and were gathered mostly
from White Pine and Nye counties.
They will be driven to the railroad
at Wells, and then shipped north into
Idaho.
Msssrs Loche and Hagerty, from
the Currant Creek country, were do
ing business in Ely, the first of the
week. They realized a snup it'll.