The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-01-08
Saturday, January 3, 1898.
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

\ clean, strong wholesome llniment,
Trb does all claimed for e..
r. {. Weber made flying trip to
Cherry Creek tho first Of the week.
homage about Trib. no witeherait.
Just a liniment; but supreme
I'd. Gerhoth left for lone last We'd
nosday. where he hopes 10 secure per
manent employ meut
The storm which hit Us yesterday
came on schedule time according 10
Fosters predictions.
.Gary.n'- barber shop always neat
and inviting. co and see him whcu
you want shave or "a haircut
\ little bruise on -prain. neglected
may weaken muscle or -tiHen joint
for life. Trib used Ia time prevents
this.
Tho. vbu travel bt She say of the
Wells viii b. gIad 30 learn tbot sirs.
Il. +. Hlmiil has opened first class
hotel at that place,
John Williamson expects to leave us
on Monday for a trip to Salt Lake City
and Seattle. Tie win return in about
three months, unless he catches the
Klondike fever
Mrs Frank Leach left to-day for
Cherry Creek, where Mr.. Leach has
engaged in the butcher business and
whore they expect to make their home.
Jack Woods, who has been in the
employ Of the Chairman Company as
an engineer in the hoistlng works.
left Tuesday for San Francisco.
Chas. A. Gowans, Of Salt Lake City,
paid Ely another visit this week in the
interest Of the New York Life Insur-
ance Co.
The County Commissioners held
there quarterly meeting at the Court
house last Monday. The minutes win
be found elsewhere IN this issue.
The McEllin mine at Hamilton Is
still shipping ore. Over 81 tons were
shipped over the Eureka and Palisad
railroad during the two weeks ending
December u.
The annual ice harvest is being made
at the Argus lake w. " McGnl has
put In about 20 tons and the other lee
houses in town are being filed. Tho
ice is Of fine quality and fully Ii in.
thick.
Stephen Williams Of White River
brought In a load Of beef ana pork, last
Tuesday The value Of Ely as a mark
ct for the ranchers within a radius OF
80 miles Is constantly increasing and
many are taking advantage OF the fact.
Miss Florence Lamb left for her home
In Reno last Sunday morning. She was
accompanied rs far as Cherry Creek by
Miss josie Kelly aud Fred Clark. The
latter combined business with pleasure
and did not return until Wednesday
morning.
The examination Of applicants FOR
Teaches c,rsilicits, viii b e)nduaal
by tho County Board OF txaminers 90
the Courthouse, commencing on next
Monday, the 10th inst, and continuing
for three days. The Bplrl consists OF
superintendent \. b. Treaea, \. T.
siearns anl VI. u Glraghan.
Inquiry has been made of Postmaster
Graham concerning the whereabouts of
John Or Jack Stager a prospector,
who was last hoard from by hi. friends
IN the East from Ely, in 1850 Any in
formation concerning him left at the
postoilice will b. forwarded to his
friends
Everything hls4'aa running smooth
~ AT the Chairman mill this week, Tom
Lane left for California Sunday aud It
was rumorcd around town that a clean
up had been made and that he had
taken the first bar oi bullion with HIN.
This has since boon officially denied
The boiler and engine for the Robust
mill arrived from Toano last Tuesday