The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-12-04
Saturday, December, 4, 1897.
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

Every teamster should have Trib.
When you want to smoke free cigars,
try the Nickel-in-the- machine.
Go to Garvin's new Barber Shop
when you want smoothe shave or a
haircut.
Dolls, books, games, everything to
make the children happy, at Clark s
Drug Store.
Trib is clean, its odor pleasant; mild,
yet powerful; fulfills all promises. As a
lipiment Trib is supreme.
Pay your taxes on or before Dec. 9th
or YOU will have to stand an addition
of ten per cent.
Have you seen those lamps, vases and
water sets at Clark's? Just the thing
for Christmas presents.
'sBilly'' Mulvahill, our French friend,
has been making things lively for the
bows in town this week.
Good for man, good for horse. Iflb
penetrates and cures bruises. sprains
and swellings. Trib does not blister.
The lowest temperature of the sea-
son was 20 below zero recorded Thurs
day night at the Courthouse. Last
night it was 1o below zero.
Select your Christmas purchases at
once at the Ely Drug Store while you
can choose from full assortment.
Don't wait until somebody else has pur-
chased what you wanted.
Why murder yourself With dull
razor when you can command the SER
vices of a first-class barber! Give Gar
vim call and you will throw your old
razor away.
Fred Clark expects to build small
addition to his store for storage pur-
poses. The lumber is now on the
ground.
Will and Clarence Norman came in
yesterday from their home in Jake's
valley. Clarence returned home but
Will expects to remain here this winter
and work in the mines up the canon.
C. A. Brown of Currant Creek, was
in town last Sunday with load of APP
pies and pork. He left for home Tues
day morning accompanied by his step
daughter. Mrs. Dunnigan.
Chas. Karbstein, of Cherry Creek,
passed through Ely the first of the
week on his way to Eureka, where he is
going to get Mrs. Lane, who expects to
spend the winter with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Phalen.
w. S. Bliss returned on Thursday
from his visit to Carson. He was ac-
companied by his brothers c. I. Bliss
and D. l.. Bliss Jr. of whom the former
will return to Carson in a few days but
the latter contemDlates remaining here.
Now is the time to pinch your hens.
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with 240 doz. eggs, which he disposed
of without trouble at 35cts. per doz.
Eggs have been very scarce of late and
it is often impossible to get them here
at. all.
Con Crooks returned from Cherry
the first of the week and says that the
so-called Otto Solm, who was arrested
up there for holding up Jas. Coombs, is
man who was known in Delamar by
the name of Jack Sterling Whoever
he was, the county has made good
radiance
Arthur Lee, the genial millwright of
the Chairman Co., departed for San
Francisco Thursday morning, having
completed his work here. Mr.. Lee is
fine machanic, thorough gentleman
and leaves host of friends here who
regret to see him leave us.
Dell Leach, of Star valley, arrived in
town last Sunday. He will remain here
for some time to do his assessment work
in the Robinson district. Mr.. Leach
has interests in large number of
claims in the district, several OF which
are considered very good property,
among them the Los Angeles and the
Racine.