The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-08-09
Thursday. August 8, 1900.
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

Latest quotations; Lead, 800; cop
per $l6.5o.
WI. BARNEY aud L. Y. Cirac are
burning 1000 bushels of charcoal on a
contract for Jos. Bray,
Neil Munro Is building bath-house
and assay Office in the rear Of his lodg-
ing house.
Miss Molle Campton went out last
Monday for a visit with Misses Ida
and Laura Gallagher at their home on
Duck creek.
Hans Olsen and wife and Miss Edith
Frank of Cherry Creek stopped here
over Sunday on their way to Spring
yalley.
BORN--a son, to the wife of Alonzo
Morley, Of Georgetown, on Wednesday
evening, August lst. Mother and child
are both doing nicely.
About s.. 600 was disbursed by the
Chairman Mining Company TO It's en-
ployces last Tuesday, being payment in
full up to the present time.
FOR SALE-lThe Davis property on
Main street, Ely, comprising building
aud two lots. Apply to
W. b. GRAHAM.
The force of miners at Copper Flat
have been temporarily laid off, pending
arrangements for handling the water
in tho Star OF the West shaft. Last
Monday was payday.
Mrs. L. V Cirac and baby arrived
here from Austin last Sunday to join
Mr.. Cirac, who has been employed for
some time at Copper Flat, where they
will take up their residence.
Jas. II. Marriott Of Osceola was in
town on business last Monday and left
next day for Cherry Creek in company
with A. T. Stearns to attend the meet
ing of the Masonic Lodge. They re-
turned last evening.
Mrs. w. b. Graham, Mrs Bertha
FOX ana tnlluTthf MISS Nhbio pihh"ii
and Mr.. B. b. Bird left last Tuesday
morning for visit TO Sunny Nook, the
beautiful ranch OF Mr.. f. \. McDermid
in Elko county.
John Magnuson and Lew Carpenter
sold about ninety head OF horses last
week TO Dave Williams OF Manti, Utah.
They we're unbroken range stock and
we are informed brought an average of
IS per head The purchaser proposes
to market them in Utah.
A party of campers, consisting of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. f. Mezger, Mrs.
Holmes and children Mrs. j. Berry,
Miss Diana Mezger and Messrs. Walter
Rynearson and Steve Baker, returned
last evening from an outing on Duck
creek.
X G. Davis and Dell Leahigh, who
started East recently with three car
loads of horses, were heard from last
week from Pueblo, Colo. The boys
were just starting for Chicago and re-
ported that every thing was lovely with
them thus far. They expect to be
home In short time.
Al Enright, well known in this coun-
ty has recently been tried and convicted
for the second time for the murder Of u
man named Jouret in Bodie, Cal, sew
eral months ago. Each time the jury
has rendered verdict OF murder in the
second degree. He will be sentenced
on August 10Th.
Friends OF the late VIM. Bruce have
received word from his mother, VINO
resides in Smthville, Arkansas. stating
that the remains will be brought home
from the Philippines for burial. The
place of intermcnt has not yet been
definitely decided upon, but it is likely
that the Soldiers Cemetery at the Pre-
sidio In San Francisco will be chosen.
Bishop Thos. Judd of Lund spent
Sunday in Georgetown. While passing
through Ely, Mr.. Judd informed us
that Salt Lake capitalists are consider
Ing the proposition of building a Hour