The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-12-07
Thursday. De cemberz, 1899.
SCRAPS FROM BLY.

Latest quotations: Lead, 81. 40; cop
per sl7.25.
Mrs. Frank Leach of Clover valley is
visiting friends in town.
Jack LeMaster, Frank Donald and
Tom Cennors started for Stateline last
Tuesday on prospecting trip.
The Household Magazine is one Of
the best family monthlies published.
Sent one year with the News for s525.
John Steele made another shipment
OF silver-lead ore from the Macon City
mine last Monday.
County Treasurer williamson in
forms us that the taxes have been paid
up worry close this year
Josh Tingley came IN from Currant
Creek last Sunday To consult DR.. Rich
ardson, and is stopping with J. b. Orr
at the Monitor mill.
Ex-Governor J. w. Adams has leased
his ranches at Hot Creek, Nye county,
aud Coyote Springs, Lincoln county, to
Ryan Bros. OF the Muddy.
Soc our combination offer In another
column. We will save you money on
any publication ordered with the White
Pine NEWS.
Dan Voiyodi was brought up from
Cherry Greek by Beputy Sheriff Pierce
Last Saturday, and Is now in jail await
ing the meeting of the Grand Jury.
Apelman & Kohn will pay you the
higest price for your cattle hides, sheep
hides and horse hair, at their store
either in Ely or Cherry Creek.
Il. l.. Tucker, of White River, was
In town last Friday looking after min
ing interests here. Mrs. Tucker Is
spending few weeks with Mrs. Shek-
els at her ranch near Hamilton.
Samuel Fox, the barber, was released
from jail last Sunday, after serving
eleven days Of his sentence for selling
In raising his fine.
News was received here by telephone
last Tuesday of the death of j, w.
Lambert, an old and respected business
man OF Eureka, which occurred in San
Francisco on Monday.
Jos. Gilbert passed through here last
Friday with two wagon-loads of l0-inch
galvanized iron pipe, which he was
hauling from the old tunnel at Eber-
hardt TO Cleyeland's 8 ranch in Spring
valley.
The dance on Thanksgiving evening
was well attended and proved to be a
NEST enjoyable event, number being
present from out OF town. Music and
supper were both good and dancing was
kept UP until the early morning hours.
The marriage OF Miss Lizzie Peterson,
eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Peterson, and Mr.. Orlando Morley
was solemnized by Judge Tyler last ev'
ening at the home of the brides par
ents In Georgetown.
The editor OF the NEWS will leave to
morrow morning for an eastern trip,
expecting to spend the Holidays witt
his parents at his former home in Bat
tie Creek, Michigan. During his alb
senee the paper will be edited by Dir
H. II. Richardson, with w. i. Stewart
as business manager.
All of the poles. wire, etc, for a tsle
phone line from McGill's ranch ON Duck
Creek to Ely are now ready, and The
building OF the line will commence AZ
soon as the weather will permit. 1t Il
more than likely that the line will b'
continued to Cherry Creek next sum
mer.
John Rice for 26 years an enginee
on the u. Il p. railroad, died suddenly
OF stomach trouble at Pallsade last Sat
urday morning. 1t was the last tril
he had intended to make over the roat
being In poor health and well advance,
In years.
Barnes Educated Dogs and Ponie