The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-10-19
Thursday. October 10, $780,
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

Latest quotations; Lead, s4.4o; cop
per $500.
The storms OF last week were general
throughout the State.
John Steele shipped about s tons oi
silyer.lead ore from the Macon City
mine this week.
Andrew Sorenson came In yesterday
from Oasis, with a 6-horse load oi
freight for Vim. Hayes.
Geo. Wright, of Delamar, has re-
turned to that place after q two month
visit to his old home In Canada.
Sam Snyder of Delamar, formerly OF
this county. has received government
pension of Sc month.
A letter to the NEWS from Dolpl
sund berg dated at Boston, Mass, say
that he is enjoying a fine time at his
cid home.
Are YOU subscriber. TO the WHITE
PINE NEWS? II not, why not.
Sol Walters returned this week from
. hunting trip on Timber creek, and
reports that deer are scarce, though
he succeeded in getting one.
The condition OF Willie Simpson l.
slowly improving, though it is still such
as to cause his parents considerable
anxiety.
Johnny Doyle was in town last Tues
day for the first time since his accident
In Cherry Creek. His wrists are near
" we'll, though the joints will always
be somewhat stiff.
We notice that A. Riordan, son OF
NJ. L. Rlordan OF w hite River, IL play
ing right end on the University Of
Nevada football team. They were to
play the University of the Pacific last
Monday.
K.C. Davis spent Sunday In town
with his family. Mr.. Davis Is at pres
ent working q crew of four men at his
sawmill on Timber creek, and reports
. ready market for all of the lumber
that he can saw.
DR.. c. Hamilton, the dentist, leaves
Friday morning for short stay In
Cherry Creek, after which he will re-
turn to his home Office in Eureka. He
has done good business while here and
gives general satisfaction.
Fox will give you clean shave and
neat haircut.
The storms of the past week caught
several OF the Georgetown ranchers with
their grain still standing, and consider
able damage was done. Threshing will
begin as soon as the weather will per-
init. The yield Is reported to be good
All minerals for the Nevada exhibit
at the Paris Exposition should be boxed
and addressed to J. NJ. Yerrington,
Reno, Nevada. Wells, Fargo & Co.
have agreed to carry packages so ad-
dressed free OF charge.
The work of Strengthening the Ro'
oDsthhaft, preparatory to the erection
of hoIsting plant, is progressing nice
~. The driving Of a tunnel into the
ledge on the St. Patrick claim, adioin-
ing the Robust, is also contemplated.
Miss Florence Lamb, OF Reno, ar
rived here on yesterdays Is stage on hei
way to Snake valley, where she will
teach the school in Gregory district
during the coming winter. Sheis stop
ping for few days as the guest OF Mrs
d. G. Mcdonald.
The committee appointed by The
Governor to raise funds in this county
for welcoming home the volunteers, an
nounces that any person desiring tt
contribute to that fund may hand the
money to NJ. b. Garaghan, County
Recorder, not later than the 23rd inst.
or TO any postmaster in the county.
Jos. Bray Is erecting a blacksmith
shop and stable ut the copper mines II
West Camp, and is getting ready fo
winter weather. Thus far develop
pents have been highly satjsfactor!