The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-11-20
JOB PRINTING
Saturday, November, 90, 1897.
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

Sprains and bruises yield to Trib.
Hayes has crafberries and other de-
licacies for the Thanksgiving season.
Clean, penetrating; effective is Trib.
Mrs. John Roeder of Delamar is visit
ing at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Jacob Cameron of Spring valley.
Married men, make yolu wives thank
full by taking them to the Thanksgiv-
ing Ball.
w. A. Butson arrived in town last
night with a four-horse load of onions
from the Baker ranch in Snake valley.
Trib is every workers friend.
p. G. Weber left Thursday for Cher
ry Creek. where he will look after his
business interests and attend the Star
Miners Ball on Friday evening.
Miss Lucy Cochran, who has been
renewing old friendships and acquaint-
ances in Ely the past few weeks left
Sunday for Osceola, whore she will vis-
it her brother, Geo. Newman.
F. X. Murphy and wife returned last
Saturday evening from Phoebe, where
Mr.. Murphy has been attending the
session of the District Court. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Tucker.
J. B. Mathewson returned TO Ely
Monday accompanied by his wife, and
will henceforth make this his home. He
is building house on lot adjoining
the residence of A. d. Campton.
If you only want big-looking bottle
of liniment ask for it. but if you want
bottle of good liniment that is bigger
than it looks ask for Trib.
Ben Payne and his ranch crew have
been in town several days this week.
Mr.. Payne expects to leave for Hot
Creek to-day. where he will spend the
winter.
Go to Graham S for good things to
eat on Thanksgiving Day. He can fur
nish you with turkeys, oysters. cram
berries, celery and fruits.
The Thanksgiving Ball promises to
be the pleasantest of the season. All
arrangements have been made to give
everybody good time. If you can't
come yourself. buy ticket and send
somebody else. See the 'sAd' in an
other column.
Mr.. Geo. S. Ferguson, has sold his
interest in the Nevada State Herald,
published at Wells, to his former part
ner, Geo. r. Vardy. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mr.. Ferguson visited Ely
and Cherry Creek few weeks ago on
insurance business
Louis Sharp and son, Phil, of Little
Cherry Creek, were in town Thursday
and Friday of this week, attending to
some business and incidentally inspect
ing the Ely boom. They report. that
cattle buyers have been through that
section of Nye county and purchased
most of the salable cattle
Work on the boilers at the Chairman
mill has been pushed day and night
throughout the week with the result
that they will be ready to fire up in
three or four days. Before another
week rolls around Supt. Bliss expects
to have the stamps dropping regularly
and the whole plant in operation. In a
test made of the battery and concen-
traitors the first of the week about 10
tons of ore were run through the mill
with entirely satisfactory results.
n. c. HeckerthOrn arrived in Ely by
the Cherry Greek stage last Thursday
evening and left next morning for Snake
Valley, where he will visit his brother
Mr.. Heckertholn was resident OF
White Pine county some twenty years
ago, having lived in both Ward and
Osceola, but has not been back for
many years He is now a resident OF
Boise. Idaho. Sol Hip recognized him
when he got off the stage and they spent
pleasant hour swapping stories and re-
Iuiniscencas.
J. P. McOmie has received notifica-
tion this week of his appointment as
Postmaster of the Ely Post Office. This
has been expected for some time and