The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-14
Saturday, May IA, 1898.
SCRAPS FROM ely.

Trib cures bruises and sprains.
j. p. McOmie received a fine new
surrey this week.
Hon. Thos. Wren left for his home
at Reno last Wednesday morning.
Ninety cents buys s1.OO's worth OF
goods at the Chicago Cash Store.
Trib, tried and true eliminates lame
ness brought by bruises.
VIII Bruce left for Phoebe last Mon
day, whore he expects to secure en-
ployment.
A bottle OF the best liniment, Trib,
should be- in every household.
The Chainman Company made an
other shipment of gold cyanides the
first of the week. Phil McKernan took
the precious load 10 Eureka.
Sol Hip has been appointed Census
Marshall by the trustees of this district
and is now engaged in taking the count
of the children OF school age in the dis
trict.
Mild yet strong, Trib Injuries not a
baby's skin: yet penetrates horse's
leg.
II. n. Conley. a photographer from
Salt Lake City, has pitched his tent
here for a short stay. He has just come
from Snake valley and osceola, where
he did considerable work
Owing to a postponement of the ses-
sion of court in Lincoln county, Judge
Talbot did not remain here as long as
he had intended, but returned to Elko
last Wednesday.
Life insurance companies must con-
slider this pretty healthy climate,
Judging by the number OF agents who
have been doing business here in the
past week.
Bob Ward and Jack Christensen
shook the dust of Ely off their tires last
Tuesday morning, having started
awheel for their homes in Carson City.
Mr.. Ward retains his interest In the
Gem saloon in Lane City and expects to
return next fall.
Among the names in the list of vol
unteers now in camp at Carson, we no.
tice that of II. l.. DeForest, who enlist
ed at Winnemucca. Dick is well known
here. having driven the stage between
Ely and Cherry Creek. for some time
prior To his departure for the northern
part of the state.
In the field day events between Stan
ford and Nevada University boys at
Reno last Saturday, Paul Moorman
again won honors. He threw l6-lb.
hammer l07 feet and II inches, which
was the best throw made.
NJ Hyman, the watch maker and re-
pairer, has moved bis business to Cherry
Creek. During his stay here he show
ed himself to be careful and efficient
workman. For good and quick work
send him your watches and clocks that
need repair, aud help 10 support q To-
cal enterprise.
The owners Of the Jupiter mine are
delighted with the results OF the test
run which WAS recently made on their
ore by Mr.. Lane In the little Hunting
ton mill. From loo tons Of ore. an av-
erage OF fully Sll a ton was saved on
the plates. The work Of prospecting
the ledge continues and there is now a
three-foot face of high grade ore In the
drift. Here's a cure for the blues.
Mr. Jerry Kent and his neices, Misses
Ida and Laura Gallagher, OF Duck
Creek, expect TO leave in a few days for
Missouri. En- route they viii visit re.
latives near Olnahn, and, perhaps, at
tend the opening of the Omaha Expo.
sition, after which they will continue
on their journey to Missouri. Mr.. Kent
will return in month or so, but the
young ladies will remain with relatives
there and attend school next winter.
School was closed In this district fol
the summer last Wednesday afternoon
with appropriate exercises by the chill