The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-03-09

SCRAPS FROM ELY.

Latest quotations; Lead, 4.zOi cop
per 1925.
The Duck Creek. school has been
closed for two weeks on account of the
grip.
Miss Alice Carothers left on Satur-
days stage for Osceola, whore she will
teach during the ensuing term.
We have quantity Of old type metal
or sale at 10 cents per pound. Order
at once before We shipit.
Owing to the absence of our regular
correspondent, eur Cherry Creek items
failed ts materialze this week,
Word was received by telephone this
evening that Jacob Harris is very sick
at his ranch In Jake's valley.
Programme pencils; tally cards, plain
or printed to order; and other fine
printing at reasonable rates, at this
oiiice.
WIN. Griswold OF Cherry Creek, who
was reported here TO have pneumonia,
is said TO have had a severe case of the
grip and Is now about recovered.
Foxs barber-shop Is always clean
and neat, and its proprietor Is bigger
than no looks, when 1t comes TO han
ding the razor.
\ telegram was received here yester-
day by Walter Schellenberger, an
nouncing the dangerous Illness of hk
sister Lulu, at Weiser, Idaho.
In this Issue appears for the first time
the Ad OF the Ely-Pioehe Stage line.
Travellers viii find first class aceomo-
dations on this line.
A new novelette, "For the Honor Of
aChildn by Beulah Downey Hanks,
has just been put upon the market by
the Continental Pub. Co., % Park
Place, New York, at 70 cents per copy
II Is an exceedingly clever story and
well worth reading, Send for II.
We arc informed that J. F. Miles re-
ceived a letter from W ID. Campbell
last week, which stated that the doc
tors la San Francisco are of the oninion
that they can save his injured eye and
possibly restore the sight.
Mr.. A. L. Parker informs rs that
this has been an exceptionally fine sea-
son for sheep in this locality. The
sheep are in fine condition and have
gone through the winter without any
losses worth mentioning. Even the
coyotes have been less troublesome
than usual.
Leonard McGarry came over from
Eureka last Sunday to meet his sister,
Miss Anna McGarry, who has just
completed successful term OF school
at Shoshme and has now gone home tC
spend a short vacation, before taking
charge of the Snake Creek school, over
which she will preside during the
Spring term.
W. N. McGll returned on Tuesday
from his trip to Nye county. He fount
the sheep In good condition havingmade
their long trip from California with
practically no loss at all. They arr
now with the other focks OF Messrs
McGill and Adams In White Rive
valley.
j Chris Ostergard and Geo. Holme
came In from Cherry Creek last Sun
day evening. lis several months sine
Chris left here, during which time h
made an extensive trip TO California
but Is glad TO get back to Ely one
more. While in San Francisco, h
he stopped with Mr.. and Mrs. Jak
Greenwood, who are prospering and II
the best OF health. Mr.. Holmes ex
poets TO return to Cherry In a day o
two
A little excitement was created o.
the street yesterday morning by run
away. John Verzan had stopped t
II water his horse at the bridge just bt
70" town and was putting the buckle
oack into the buggy, whom the amin
seos fright and dashed up Main 81