The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-01-04
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

Latest quotations: Lead, s4.45; cop
per $3.50.
Jake Shallenbarger has loose or baled
has for sale at $50 per ton cash.
We understand there was consider
uble claim jumping aud relocating done
here Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Buntiu of Os-
eeola, are spending a few days With
Mrs. Buntln's mother, Mrs. c. Caroth-
ers.
snpt Thos Davis Of the Star mill at
Cherry spent New Years day here, on
business. He didn't forget to take IN
the masquerade, however.
In our last week issue We stated that
the men at the Robust were working
only 81 hours. This is mistake, the
men are working o hours.
Apelman i Kohn will pay you the
highest price for your cattle hides, sheep
hides and horse hair ut their store
either In Ely or Cherry Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen OF Preston spent
new yoar's with friends IN Georgetown.
. They returned yesterday accompanied
by Miss May Rutledge.
We have received from the Agrienl-
tnral Experiment Station Of the Nevada
state University pamphlets on Nevada
Butter aud Sugar Beets. Also the 10th
annual report Of tho Experiment Sta
1 tion.
b. Cohen, the genial merchant, viii
= keep his present stock of goods here
snntii after the 18th. II you want to
buy good goods cheap, give him a call.
Many of the boys here. land one girl
owe their thanks 90 Colonel Marshall
Tor thelr masquerade suits. He fur.
nished two e. 5. Army and three Fill
pino suits
The Household Magazine Is one of
the best family monthlies published.
Sent one year with the NEWS for 50 25.
np will be made at the Chairman Mill
for some time Enough free gold seems
to be saved in pan and on plates To
more than pay expenses. Practically
all the values are being saved, us the
tailings only assay % cents.
The last shipment OF ore from the
l,4 last week. The shipment was from
the Rocco Homestake mines. The
mines will be worked right along but
no more ore will be shipped from them
until next May, says the Sentinel.
We received yesterday the New Years
edition Of the Salt Lake Tribune which
contains Ga pages descriptive of the
Western mining States. Nevada comes
In for her share, nearly a whole page
being devoted to her mineral and ag-
rlcultural resources.
County Treasurer j. b. Williamson
left ON yesterday mornings stage via
Cherry Creek, to spend two months
| vacation IN lrhNei through AaluofHld.
A trip to the Hawaiian Islands will
probably be included. During his alb
sonee w. n. McGill viii have charge OF
the Treasurers Office.
See our combination offer in another
column. We will save YOU money on
any publication ordered with tho White
| Pine NEWS.
| Among those who attended the Mas
| Querade from out of town were w. ID.
| Campbell aud family of Steptoe, w. N.
MeGlll aud family, Miss Ida and Guy
Gallagher of Duck Creek, Messrs. Hen
dries, Foster, Mrs. Smith and Miss
Terry OF Lund, Mrs. II. A. Comins and
J. b. Orr of Steptoe.
/ We are informed by ex-Supt. Duke
that the seventh payment of LOCO on
the Robust mine was made by him last
week for the Ely Mining ~ Milling Co.
There are only three moro payments to
be made before the mine will be paid
for. No hetter Indication OF the COM
pany's ; faith in tho property could be