The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-02-05
Saturday, February D, 1898.
SCRAPS FROM Ely.

Don't forget tho St. Valentine S dance
TO be given in Ely on the 18th.
See our clubbing offer in another
column. Now II the time to subscribe
for the NEWs.
Garyin's barber shop always neat
and inviting. Go and see him when
you want a shave or a haircut.
WIN Cook loft for Currant Creek last
Thursday Ia make a short visit.
Sol Hip sold the Diamond brand Of
horses this week 30 Fred stoywell and
Geo. Wilson. who intend 10 kill them
for their hides.
The weather has been delightful here
this week, very pleasant change from
that which we have been having. The
sleighing has already disappeared in
town
Peter Bennett, OF Staptoe valley
brought f. no VagoH-loads OF wheat,
potatoes, butter aud eggs last sunday,
which he disposed of at good figure
TO our merchants and restaurants.
VIM. Bruce was a passenger on the
White River stage last Monday. We
understand that he has gone to Cave
valley to look at some prospects belong
ing to Jas. Lanter, who wishes to let n
contract for sinking a shaft.
Chas. Gerboth was taken violently
sick last Sunday night as the result OF
inhaling cyanide fumes at the Chain
man mill He is now recovered and will
be able to go to work again In a few
days.
The tickets are out for concert and
dance to be given at Cherry Creek on
the l4th for the benefit OF Al. Burnett
an old resident OF White Pine who has
lost his eyesight. Tickets are for sale
here by Jos. Newman.
Misses Una and Lizzie Reilly, accom-
panied by their little brothers, jerry
and Harvey, arrived in Ely last Sun
day from Delamar. After spending n
couple of days here visiting friends they
left for Cherry Creek, where they will
make their home in the future.
A letter was received from DIR. Hud-
gems by friend here this week stating
that he was about TO start for Denver,
where Mrs. Hudgens was dangerously
in with pneumonia. We join with
their many friends in hoping for her
speedy recovery.
Ex-Congressman Bartlne has revived
the National Bimetallist and the first
number has reached our table. 1t is
now published in magazine form
monthly and sent TO subscribers at the
low rate Of 81 per year. 1t one of the
best advocates OF free coinage publish
cd in the United States.
Hans Olson OF Delamar after spend.
ing several days looking over the situ-
alton in Ely, left yesterday morning
for Cherry Creek. Mr.. Olson inform.
ed us that he was looking for place to
locate in business, but found the field
pretty well occupied here. From Cher.
ry he expects TO return to Delamar by
way Of Stateline and Deerlodge.
The hunting party, consisting of Geo
Boil, Joe. Newman, Chas. Warren and
Ike Fox, returned from the Slough last
Sunday evening, with 81 ducks to show
for their skill. One of the party after
getting into the ice-cold water up to hi,
neck three times, concluded that ht
was a sort of a canvasback duck him
self
p. c. Weber and Sol Hip went tC
Cherry Creek on business on Monday
returning Wednesday. They repor
that the new mill on the Star and Grey
Eagle property Is turning out some fine
concentrates but that there is not suf
iicient water to run the eoncentratori
, Tor much more than five hours ou
OF twenty-four. We are very sorry t.
learn that this difficulty has been en-
countered and hope that some mean
will be devised to remedy the trouble
Phil Brown Of Newark valley, Will