The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-11-13
Saturday, November, I3, 1897.
SCRAPS FROM ely.
Trib is every workers friend.


Two men were put to work by T. e
Weber on the Thoroughbred this week
Clean, penetrating; effective is Trib
Two stud games are in full swing here
and money is circulating too rapidly tt
suit some of our sports.
A grand Free For All Ball will be
given by the Star Miners in Cherry
Creek on the 10Th inst. See ad in an
other column.
Fosters weather bulletin predicts
that another storm wave will pass over
this part of the country about the 10th
inst
Miss Anna McGary, who has beer
visiting friends here for the past few
weeks, left the first of the week fol
Shoshone, where she will teach schoo
this winter.
If you only want a big-looking bottle
of liniment ask for 1t: but If you want
bottle of good liniment that is bigger
than it looks ask for Trib.
The Thanksgiving Ball to be given
in Ely ON the 25th., promises to be one
OF the finest Elyites have ever witness
ed. See ad elsewhere.
F. NJ. Clark and neice, Miss Florence
Lamb, drove to Cherry Creek last
Thursday, where Mr.. Clark was called
on business. They returned Friday
evening.
A. L. Parker of Round Springs has
purchased house in Eberhardt, which
he is about to move to Ely, where he
will reside this winter.
L. L. Elliott, formerly editor of the
White Pine News, left for Salt Lake
City last Sunday, where it is his inten-
ton to make his head-q uarters for the
present at least.
If you are in need of a new suit oi
clothes, go and see w. B. Graham. He
has Just received full line of clothing
and is selling them at prices that viii
open your eyes. All sizes and qualities
The County is erecting stone house
10 x IL IT. in the clear, between the
Courthouse and the Jail. This is tt
protect the water hydrant from freez
ing this winter. w. J. Barney is do
ing the work.
This is the time of year when mar
begins to think about buying an over
coat. Graham can fit you with any
thing from a Blanket-lined Canvas
Coat to high grade Chinchilla. A
new and stylish.
Jas. Riordan and son Dan of White
River valley were in Ely yesterday
Mr.. Riordan has just sold some 15t
head oil cattle to Messrs. Goddee& Lew
is of Kansas City and the prices pait
clearly show that cattle are still in de
mand. Cows with calves and three
year-old steers brought $500, and dry
COWS, $19.
Teams loaded with boilers from thu
old Argus mill, which were recent.
purchased by the Chairman Company
were passing through town the earl.
part of the week. The boilers hav'
now all been delivered and the work o
excavating for foundations is beinl
pushed day and night. Electric light
have been put in at the mill to facilitat
the night work,
Messrs. l. H. Chase and Chas. L
Davis of Salt Lake City, who have TAX
on bond ON the Robust, left for hom
by Cherry Creek stage last Monda,
morning. During their stay here the,
made very careful sampiing of the or
which is now exposed in the shat
and we were informed by them tina
the result was entirely satisfactory.
is their intention to return next week
when further rdevelopements may be eS
pected.
Fred Clark returned from his trip
San Francisco last Tuesday. He report
that on the trip down, when he reache
Palisade, Louis, the Frenchman whoI
he was taking to the State Penitentar
at Carson, thought that he had gon
far enough and it required three me