The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-04-30

belongs to Fred Clark, P. c. Weber,
Albert Heusser ann Joe Moore and lies
along the belt extending from the Chain
man to the Jupiter. II give promise OF
developing into a good mine.
One Of the most encouraging things
that has happened here during the past
few months is the resumption OF pump
/ ing at the Chairman mine. We un-
derstand that the water is being rapidly
lowered and hope to see the work of
sinking begun again soon.
Dave and Jim McQuitty drove In
last Wednesday evening and were Civ
en- hearty welcome. They were 20
days on the road from Pomona, Cal, (,
and report having had pleasant trip.
They intend to remain here for some
time and perhaps permanently.
NJ. Hyman, the watch maker and re-
pairer, has moved his business to Cherry
Greek. During his stay here he show
ed himself To be "A careful and efficient
work man. For good and quick work
send him yonr watches and clocks that
need repair, and help to support To-
cal enterprise.
A trial run of the Jupiter ore was
begun at the little Huntington mill last
Monday. About ten men are at work
on this property and If developement
proves that the ore bodies go down as
rich as they are ON the surface, the
Jupiter win be another big mine for this
district.
We learn that ON Wednesday, the 18th
inst, Mr. Henry Ernst, eldest son cf
Senator Ernst was married at Belmont
to Miss Grace Mccann, one of the most
cstimable young ladies' of Nye County.
The brother OF the bride, John Nc
Cam, is well known here, having been
a partner OF Vim. Rice in the saloon
buslnes here last fall.
DIR. Hammond returned with his
bride lnst Thursday evening, and has
since been receiving the congratulations
Of his friends here Mrs. Hammond is
welcomed as an acquisition to the social
life Of Ely. 4 notice OF their marriage,
which occurred in Salt Lake City on
Thursday evening of last week, we pub
lish in another column.
Is Is reported here this week that
Archibald & Tracy, the present con-
tractors from Eureka to Hamilton,
have subcontracted the mail route clear
through TO Ely and will commence to
operate the entire line after July lst.
We have been unable TO learn theexact
figure at which It was taken, but it was
probably way below the original con-
tract price OF si6s5.
DR.. Leonard will lecture, by invitation
at Lane City Sunday evening May lst.
Subject: Astronomy of the Bible". He
will explain the Adam and Eve story;
the Birth and Crncifxion: Noah and
the Ark; Jonah and the Big Fish;
Joshua and the sun; how Sampson
slew the Lion; the Origin of the DEVILS
Tail, etc. Also win locate Heaven and
He'll, and tell you how long it will take
to get there.
J.B Williamson returned from Cherry
Creek last Tuesday He reports that
the Gold Crown Mining Co. at Aurum
is developing very rich silver mine,
averaging fully 30 ozs. to the ton. They
are shipping ore to Salt Lake City, but
cannot get teams fast enough. Jos.
Siegel Of Salt Lake City is President of
the company and Simon Davis OF Au-
rum is Manager We hope that the
mine win prove bonanza.
Ia letter received by us yesterday
( from Mr.. l.. l.. Elliott who is living in
| Salt Lake City, he informs us that he
had just met MIR. +. A. Davidson, who
1 is in q very bad condition. The latter
stated that the best doctors inform him
that cure in his case is simply impossible
and that the fact he is still alive is moth
ing short OF a miracle. While appar-
entity in fairly good health, except for
a large swelling ON the left side of bis
neck, he aflirms that he is constantly
growing weaker.
Wm. Scott informs us that tho first
shipment Of ore from Hamilton TO Eu-
reka this season vas made by VIM. Mat
sons team last Monday, and win be con
tlnusd Regularly. The oiNss from the
Homestake mine, the property of Roc
90 kragnale and now being operated
under les-e by Louis LAM. She Galachlt
boys and others. They have on their
dunn from ZOO to 1900 tons of rich
lead and silver ore from which they
, win ~ ilize hand some profit.
m the Field Day events between the
State University and Gomstocls tcami
last saturday, Paul Moorman of Jake''
valley, won Ave out Of fourteen events
The 100 yard dash ho won in l0s seconds
the 22O-yard hurdle race he won in 20
seconds; and the 220-yard dash he woi
In % 2-5 seconds, which broke all pre-
, vlous records of the State University
, He put the shot IS feet and l inch an,
IN the pole yanlt, cleared. nine feet, win
ming both events. These scores sho'
Mr.. Moorman to be good all roun