The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-04-16

i MS lamllNs Douhu llon 1OiOi huo'e w CoA-
ifornia. The meeting lasted for about
an hour but the doctor says that he
did most OF the preaching, having sill
enced the Salvationist with his first
broadside of the astronomy of the bible
and the man has probably seen stars
ever since.
Miss Emma Kitzmeyer and Mrs. W
d. Campbell were In town the first Of
the week. Miss Kitzmeyer has closed
her school at Warm Springs and ex-
poets to teach private school for the
next few months at F. A. McDermid )
Clover Dale ranch in Elko county.
Angus Campbell of Lake Valley, has
taken sub-contract ON the mail route
between here and Oseeola, via Geyser,
and was in town on Tuesday arranging
for the service. This IS one OF the lines
bud in by eastern parties at starvation
priess. Phoebe Record.
Fred Franks came in from Phoebe
last Wednesday for a few days visit.
He reports that he has been working
with his father and partner on claim
in that district which promises to be
bonanza. They have ready for ship
ment a carload of ore which averages
over 200 ounces of silver to the ton
The Easter service given by the Sun
day School last Sunday afternoon was
largely attended, and the schoolhouse
was filled to overhowing. A special
song service had been prepared by
the ladies' and children, which was most
appropriate and well rendered. The
hearts of the little ones were also made
glad by gifts of Easter eggs and cards.
DIR. Hammond was summoned by
messenger last evening to attend Mrs.
Robert Tucker of Sunnyside, who was
taken suddenly sick the night before.
The doctor started Immediately on the
long drive and will probably not return
before tomorrow.
Tom % Neil had the thumb OF his left
hand badly crushed at the Chairman
mine this afternoon. He was lifting a
section Of water column out of the skip
when it slipped and caught his thumb.
In the absence of DIR. Hammond, the
wound was dressed by Fred Clark and
it IS hoped that amputation will be
unnecessary.
The Riordan boys have been at work
this week putting some of the ore from
the Racine mine through the little Hun
tington mill in Lane City, but with what
results we have not yet been able to
learn. The Racine is a very promising
property. carrying a good ledge of free
milling ore. We hope that it will de-
velope into bonanza.
"Hans Olsen has been visiting Delamar
from Cherry Creek this week. 1t is
reported he is to be married this owe.
ming at Delamar to Mrs Mcclure, says
the Pioche Record of the l4th., and
that the newly married couple will go
at once to Cherry. The prospective
bride is a sister to Mrs. Jimmie Nesbitt
and has lived at Dalamar for nearly
two years past.
Hans and his wife stopped over in
ely last Thursday night on their way
from Delamar TO their new home at
Cherry Creek.
In case OF war the search for gold
and silver will be greatly stimulated.
Now is the time for White Pine county
to advertise her wonderful mineral re-
sources. The time for preparing our
exhibit for the Omaha Exposition is
limited TO q few days. II you have a
claim that shows good ore, bring In
some samples Not only pretty speci-
mems, but representative collection of
all the different kinds of ore to be found
in the county is wanted. Leave them
with Sol Hip, who will see that they
are properly packed and shipped.
More building is going on in Ely at
present than for long time past. VIM.
Hayes is completing his large lumber
storage house that was commenced
some time ago, w. N. .McGill has raised
the roof of his refrigerator and is max
ing other improvements, and Mrs.
Magnuson has put on another addition
to her lodging house.
The latest building to be commenced
is an Office which is being erected by
F. X. Murphy on lower Main ST.,
opposite the Sanders place. This will
be commodious room II Is feet
neatly built of rustic siding on the out
side and ceiled with California lumber
on the inside. II Is conveniently located
on the road TO the Courthouse and viii
add to the attractiveness of that end of
the town.
We are in receipt of a beautifully IL
lustrated pamphlet of AZ pages, des-
criptive of the immense manufacturing
plants Of the Illinois Steel Company.
This corporation has capital stock
paid in of $ls, $50, 635 and has five dis
tinct plants, located at Chicago, Joliet
and Milwaukee, occupying over 700
acres of ground. The machinery in
these plants is one of the most remark
able triumphs of American mechanical
genius and by its means, the cost OF
producing steel rails, Bessemer steel