The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-06-08

Thursday, Dune s, 1899.
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

Latest quotstions Lead, s4.25; cop
per $3.50.
Mrs. H. p. Molllson. Is town, visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. ". B. Graham.
Mrs. Dodd is visiting in Cherry Croel.
this week.
J.F. Mllesahd Geo. Campbell were
in town theaarst Of the week.
WIN Moyle left on Monday for Elko,
where he VII spend a short vacation.
Do not forget the meeting on Sunday
afternoon to consider plans for fencing
the graveyard,
The Elysschool wiu be closed for the
summer vacation on Friday Of next
week.
We are b,oased to uots that Dr.. Glib
son has c6nehfdea.sto ramaiu with Us
aud call attention 10 hise4ri IA another
column.
The health OF Mrs. y. 4. Mcdonald.
We are glad TO say, IS very much I'm
proved. and she will soon be able 10 be
around again. -
Fox's barbcr-shup Is always clean
ana neat, and is proprietor i bigger
than he looks, when ID comes 10 han-
ding the razor.
District Attorney Walker returned
home last Sunday alone. alas, alone
and the barrel oi rice aud carload OF old
shoes gathered for the occasion, had to
be distributed among the hoatheu.
A long felt want supplied-Mollisou 5
fresh ranch butter AT 30 cts. roll
You can also get .amb at l5cts. apound
and mutton no ~ cents by leaving or
ders az Wm. Hayes store.
Apelman & Kohu wish 90 announce
thai they will open store so Ely with
fullliue pf dry goods, e.0thius boots,
shoes, etc, about The l5sh iust, AMI
will rema until after she lsh oi july.
Everything sold 1tthe lowest pos-ibl =
prices.
Among the graduates Of the state
Univers ty We note the name of Miss
Florence Lamb IN tho Normal Depart
ment, and of her brother, Walter Lamb
in the Literary Department. MissLamb
will be pleasantly remembered by many
people here. where she visited little
over year ago.
The following mixed order was sent
TO a merchant by one Of our leading
farmers: ..Send me a sack Of flour, five
pounds of coffee and one pound OF tea.
My wife gave birth TO big boy last
night, also five pounds of corn starch, Il
screw driver and fly trap. 1t weigh
ed ten pounds, and a straw hat. '-EN.
W. Ii. Jenkins. chemist Of the Amer
lean Cyanide Gold and Silver Recovery
Company, arrived here yesterday
morning, under contract TO superin
tend the cyanide department at the
Chairman mill. The chutes In the mine
are full OF ore and we understand thai
the stamps Will commence dropping
during the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. c. Riordan cams
over last Saturday from their home II
Spring valley, bound for White River
to visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
l.. Rordan. They We're joined herr
by Misses Minnie and Maggie o'lIar'
and May Campbell. who accompanied
them.
John l.. Smithson and II. 5. Mile
were over from Snake valley last Mon
day on business before the Commission
ers. Mr.. smithson has been more for
tunate this spring with his fruit tha
some OF his nelg hbors. IN spite OF tn
many frosts he hopes 10 harvest a TO
Of winter apples, besides some peaehe5
pears aud other fruits.
The month Just ended has beenabou
the coldest May for this section in til
memory of the Oldest inhab!tant. A.
cordlng to the official record taken her
the highest Temperature was iOdegret
On the 18th; the lowest was 10 degree
" the night Of the second; aad th