The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-02-19
Saturday, February 10. 1898.
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Garvin'z barber shop always neat
and inviting. Go and sec him when
YOU want shave or haircut.
Next Tuesday Is Washington birth
day and will be observed rs holiday
In the Ely school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Munro returned
on Sunday from oseeola, where they
took the remains of Mrs. VIM. Steph-
ems.
The Ladies' Social Club is being en-
tertained this afternoon by Mrs. Fox at
the residence of her mother, Mrs. w.
Il. Graham.
Joe ViefH has been In town a couple
Of dsys on his return from Reno. lie
will leave Mith Geo Bell for Delamar
tomorrow morning
Clay Garrard came in with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lane las, Monday and will resume
hi. old position as a-sayer At theeha'n-
man mine.
Last Sunday was payday at the Chain
man mine aud as result several oil the
bows laid of couple of days with doses
of cyanide. contracted in Ely.
Frank B. Work, formerly of osccola'
Is teaching school at Goldweir, Utah.
the settlement which has grown up at
the Highland Boy mine, in the bing'
ham district. Mr.. Work was admitted
to the bar in this county some three
years ago.
Alex. Baird received letter this
week from his brother Jas. Baird, AT
Eureka, Utah, stating that the latter
was laid up with broken arm, caused
by striking it on timber while going
down ON the cage In the Bullion Beck
mine, In which he was working.
Thos. Lane and wife, A. ID. Campton
and wife and j. B. Simpson were en-
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. McGill at
their ranch a couple of days this week
The gentlemen put in their time duck
hunting but report rather poor sue
cess.
Parties here received word from
Cherry Greek this week that Frank
Clark, who has been spending the win
ter on the Tehama Creek ranch, has
skipped the country with a married
woman, who separated from her hus-
band here last summer
School was dismissed yesterday, ow-
ing to the indlsposition OF the teacher,
Miss Lewis, who received intelligence
by the morning mail that an uncle OF
whom she was very fond had died un-
expectedly in California. She has our
sympathy In her bereavement.
Henry Fullen, amalgamator at the
Chairman mill, Geo. B. Bliss, assayer
and cyanider, and w. z. Wengler, who
has been here for the past month work
ing on the compressor in the interest OF
the Allis Engine Co., its builders, will
leave by Eureka stage in the morn ing
Mont Connor returned from Ely last
Saturday evening and says that the
boys had tough trip going over. DR..
Hammond may stay there permanently,
II he does we can say to the people OF
that section, that they could not obtain
a better physician and surgeon than
DR.. Hammond, who has made some
wonderful cures ana performed difficult
operations successfully during his short
stay here. Lode.
A new secret order TO be known ~
the Callthumpians has been organized
In Ely. The first meeting was held
last Tuesday evening. The place oi
meeting and the names of the charter
members we refrain from publishing,
for that Is part of the secret and We
are sure that not more than three
fourths of the people In town are YET
"onto the play. But II we must keeI
silent, We would advise the members tC
provide curtains for the windows o.
their temple which would reach cleai
to the top;or better still, a padded room
as that might save window-glass ant
broken noses.