The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-15
Thursday, December Is 1898.
SCRAPS FROM BLY.

See Clark a Ad In an0ther column.
The familiar face OF Angus Mcdonald
IL seen about town again.
PAtronlzs s. Fox and keep q good
barber Ia town.
J. Duke, n mining man from Salt
Lake City, has been in town the past
week.
We are pleased TO note that Major
Tresoe Is again able to be out after his
Illness.
Sol Hip left yesterday morning by
Eureka stage for short trip to the
western part of the State.
Make face, run your face, or buy a
face. at aay rate, get a facsfor the mas
susrade on the 2nd Of January.
The holiday vacation of the public
school will begin on Friday Of this week
and will continue until Monday, Janu-
airy End.
s. Fox now has as neat barbershop
"a can be found In eastern Nevada,
and the proprietor IS always on hand to
look after the wants Of his patrons.
Proc ,sdlngs were instituted last Sat-
urdsy by John Gregovich against ]. c.
Powell for the office Of Assessor OF Eu-
roka county.
By some oversight, the name OF Miss
Laura Cnmpbell was omitted last week
from the Steptoe school report. Her
standing was 100.
Chas. Warren, who has been driving
. stage between Ely and Hamilton for
thepsstfew months left Tuesday morn
ing for Salt Lake City, to be gone sew
sfal weeks.
WIN. Horton OF Sunnyside, Nye Co.,
came In on business last Tuesday. He
eSpofts that the weather has been ex-
krernely dry In that section. Hardly q
AsppDt rain has fallen in six months.
Kahn Il Apelman are again located at
.heir old stand. They received q con
siRument of new goods yesterday and
are expecting a stock of toys In few
days.
DR.. Hudgens completed his work
here last week and left on Friday for
Deeth. He did . fine business while
here aud maintained his former good
record for Workmanship.
r. L. Bassett OF Spring valley WAS In
town last Friday and paid US pleasant
call. Mr.. Bassett still has confidence
In the future of tho cattle business and
sss looking for ~ opertunity TO buy
o email bunch OF cows and calves.
A letter was received here yesterday
from Mrs. Hammond, dated at Chicago
on the 7th, which stated that the Doc
sOr had just undergone n successful op'
srEtion for rupture, and that they
xould return to Ely as soon as he Is
able to travel, which will be In about
four weeks.
W. II. Bassett has closed his saloon
here and has moved his fixtures to
Cherry Creek. He left with his family
ON Tuesday for their ranch In Steptoe
valley. where they win reside this win
ter. Being not far from town, we shall
hope to 500 them often.
Mr.. C. J. Taylor of S IL Lake City
has returned with his family to his
mines In the Duck Creek range, after al
absence o. several months. He came il
for load OF supplies, yesterday, ant
paid the NEWS call, and favored u,
with considerable Information concern
ing that district, which We will pub
lish neat week.
A certain young man came IN iron
the valley last Thursday and imbioed
little too freely OF ''excitables'. In fac
by the tune he was ready to go homs h'
had become so excited that lie couldn'
control his team which finally landed
him In the sagehrush on the mountain
side back Of w. b. Graham . residence
The horses then kicked themselve
lpess fFpn the wTeSk apa FaR sacI