The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-10-05
Thursday. October 5. 1890.
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

IhOSe &nlrkefs Oh yours hceo IAh
ming, go see Fox, the barber.
Latest quotations Lead, "a. 40; cop
per sls.5O@ "a 1880.
Steve Baker is home from Cherry
Creek for short visit.
Are you a subscriber to the WHITE
PINE NLws? II not, why not9
X. A. Riepe has three men employed
doing assess m snt work on his numerous
claims in West Camp.
Paul Bros. put two men at work this
week on the Pilot Knob group OF mines
in West Camp.
w. r. Bassett was In town last Sat
urday. He reports that business in his
line is picking up in Cherry.
L. Z. Ritter, Jr., assayer for the Ely
Mining and Milling Co, left last Mon
day for his home In Salt Lake City.
One l4-horse team and two 4.horse
teams loaded for Eureka with ore this
week. Paul Bros, Gabriel Zanoli and
John Steele were the principal shippers.
Miss May Rutledge left Monday
morning to assume her duties as teach
or Of the school at Preston, in White
River valley.
Jim Moore and Geo. Cole OF Hamil-
l. nf
from James Rosevear, and expect TO
drive them 20 Arizona.
We understand that VIM. Matson s
big ore wagon was wrecked last week
near Maryland Wells by dropping into
a chuck hole while heavily loaded.
The grammar school opened last
Monday. and the primary school next
day. Forty-two scholars are enrolled
thus far in both departments.
]. G. Marks, the Salt Lake mining
expert who bonded some properties
here few weeks ago, is expected back
next Saturday, accompanied by a pro-
spectiye investor.
Our subscription list is rapidly grow
Ing, but We have to nearly double
Is to get even on our recent reduction
In price. Don't be backward but send
In your name.
Chris Peterson came In last Tuesday
from Belmont, where he attended
Court as witness in the Adams 4
Heating tax case. He went on to Cher
ry Creek yesterday, that is, all of hin
but his whiskers.
Geo. Ryan, of Eureka, Utah, who
has been visiting for several weeks with
the family of Commissioner Gallagher
ON Duck creek, bade farewell to many
newly found friends here last Tuesday
and will leave for home in a few days.
Aaron Campton and Wilfred Morley
started out yesterday morning to pu
In repair the telephone line all the wa!
to Eureka. They will also do som'
surveying in Hamilton before return
ing.
w. A Butson was In town Tuesday
and reports the roads in Snake vale!
are In very bad condition. Mr.. Butsol
also stated that he had bought from
]. II. Marriott the old Hendry sawmil
on Mount Maria, and expects to NOV
1t to locality whore timber Is NOR
plentiful.
The baby, whose birth at Preston VI
announced in our last issue. was tn
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Peterson
not OF Mr.. and Mrs, Fl. S. Arnoldson
Ms stated. We must caution our in
formant of last week to be little NOR
particular next time that he has occa
sion to mention an event OF this char
acter 70 the newspaperman. Weapo
ogize for the error to all concerned.
The boys who were out after th
horse thieves left for their homes las
Thursday morning. Sheriff Campbe
and Deputy Jos. Campbell returned I
Elko, taking with them the horses an
pack outfit recovered from the thieves
Nsshing has been heard of those 'gei