The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-07-09
Saturday, July 8, 1898.
SCRAPS FROM ely.

Trb Is economical, strong, clean.
Jas. McNulty of Aurum, has been in
town several days.
VIM. Horton of Sunnyside, came in
for a load of supplies this week.
1rib is IN fact good liniment.
Sol Hip is ia Salt Lake City this
week attending the Mining Congress.
Dave McQuitty left last Thursday
for his home in California.
Mrs. A. d. Campton is entertaining
the ladies OF the Social Club this after
noon at progressive euehre.
Trib cures bruises, sprains and burns.
DR.. J. c. Leonard, the dentist, wishes
us to announce that he will be here
again about the lst of August.
Miss Pearl Moorman has been the
guest of Mrs. NJ. f. Baker this week,
having come over from her home in
Jakes valley to spend the Fourth.
Sol Hip and Frank Paul are the
members for this county of the Silver
Party State Central COMMITTEES, whfdw
meets in Reno next Saturday, the 10th.
win Moorman and Jim Rosevear
passed through here yesterday on their
way home from the railroad, whore
they went with Mr.. Eager on his last
cattle drive.
The legs of some of the best wheel
men grow too hard for quick action.
Trib lubricates the muscles and brings
them into perfect condition
The Fourth OF July Arrangements
committee, after settling all its bills.
finds that there will be small surplus,
the disposition OF which is under con-
slderatiou aud viii be mentioned next
week.
In the list Of delegates from Nevada
to the annual convention of the Nation
al Republican League, we notice the
name OF DR.. NJ. J. Davis, formerly of
this place. The convention meets at
Omaha, Nebraska, on July 1915.
Among the ore shipments over the
L. & T.. railroad from Eureka for the
week ending July /, we notice 81, $40
pounds from the McEllln mine and 233,-
40 from the Last Chance mine, both in
Hamilton.
The Finance committee OF ladies, who
have in charge the receipts of the
Fourth of July ball, report that total
of $40 was taken in, from which. after
paying all expenses, S3I. 30 remains to
be turned over to the school fund.
Examinations for teachers certificates
will be held at the Courthouse here, be-
ginning next Monday morning, the llth
inst. We understand that there will be
several applicants for certificates.
Weber Bros. are engaged In thor
oughly renovating tn eir place OF bnsl-
ness. New papsr, new ptlnt aud II new
from. will add greatly to its attractive
ness. They hope to be able to welcome
their patrons next week in the neatest
saloon in town.
VIM. Hayes has disposed OF his en-
tire stage outfit to the Utah q Nevada
Expires, Co.. who will put 1t on the line
from Ely to Wells, The passenger ac-
commolations on this line are now fully
as good as any in eastern Nevada.
Charlie Minnoletti, Frank Quilici,
Geo. Cole and stranger whose name
we were unable to learn, came in from
Delamar this week and left yesterday
for Cherry Creek.
Mrs. David Biggs suffered another
relapse last Wednesday evening and
her daughters, Mrs. Holmes and Mrs.
Lowell, and DR.. Hammond were sent
for. The doc.or returned the follow
ing evening and reported that his pa
tient was better, but still in critical
condition.
w. n. McGill and J. Z. McOmie re-
turned from their trip to Salt Lake
City last Saturday evening. They