The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-10-04
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

Latest quotations: Lead, s4.00; cop
per Sl6.7 70.
Don't forget that the dance will COM
mence early on Friday evening.
VIM. Reed and J. b. Orr went over
to Hamilton yesterday on business.
Candidates must not forget that next
Saturday. October 9Th. is the last day
on which they can file their petitions.
Miss Lena Scott of Oseeea is the
guest of Mrs. A. j. Millick for a few
days
DIR. Ascher is confined to his bed with
typhoid fever at his home in Loyelock,
says the Argus.
The recent heavy frosts froze down
the alfalfa and inflicted some damage
on the standing grain both at George
town and in White River valley.
Mrs. Tucker : restaurant, which was
closed last week on account of death in
the family. was again opened for busi-
ness on the Let inst.
The fact that VIM. Hayes Ad is omit
that he hns gone out of business Keep
your eye out for it in a week or two.
Sol Hip, after stay Of several weeks
in camp looking after his mining inter-
ests, left for his home in Reno yester-
day.
There are already ls0 names on the
registry list of this precinct, two more
than the entire registration of two
years ago.
Candidates who can't see there way
clearly while electioneering should buy
pair Of those isinglass spectaeles at
WIN. Hayes.
Prof. A. j. Cartwright arrived on
Sundays stage from Hamilton to take
up his duties again as teacher OF the
grammar department of our public
school.
Messrs. Jos Judd and Moses w. Har-
rison we're in from Lund on Tuesday to
file their petitions with the County
Clerk. Their announcements are found
elsewhere in this issue.
Fancy todues, novelties in feathers,
fancy yelling, trimming silks and vel
vets also the latest in ladies' collars
and neckwear at Miss Comins Millin-
cry Store.
School opened last Monday with 26
scholars enrolled in the grammar de-
partment under Prof Cartwright, and
IL in the primary department under
Miss V. J. Carothers.
The boarding house at the Pilot Knob
10 completed and the bunk house is also
well under way. Work on the new
shaft began last Monday and will be
pushed with energy. The work is un-
der the personal supervis on OF Messrs
George and AL Paul, both OF whom are
thorough miners.
W, b. Graham has received this
week one of the largest and most com
pete lines of Gents Furnishing Goods
ever seen in the county. Anyone IN
need Of underwear, shirts, socks or
other goods in that line should call and
inspect his stock before buying.
Rollin Smithson and his sister, Miss
Ida, came over from their home in
Snake valley last Thursday and spent
several days visiting friends in town.
They returned home ON Monday, ac-
companed by Miss Florence Lamb,
who will teach school In Gregory dis
trlct this winter.
Mrs. j. a. Walker, after "a visit of
several months with her son, our Dis
trict Attorney, left yesterday morning
Tor her home In Chico California. Mrs.
Walker made many friends during her
stay here, who much regret her depar-
tnre. Mr. Walker accompanied her as
Tar as Hamilton.
The Rabbit mine, owned by Gabriel
Ilnoii. haa for long time been an oc-
casional shipper of l9a ore, but at
present is looking the best in Its hlsto-
ry. Four teams loaded with ore for
Eureka last Sunday and shipments OF
late have averaged about II carload a
week. Besides being rich in lead, the
ore carries about $25 per ton In gold.
p. c. Weber leaves this morning for
Salt Lake City to attend the annual
Stockholders meeting Of the Ely Mining
" Milling Co. and will be gone for more
Than Il week. Boss has more things
IN his head than politics and took with
h'm an option on one OF the best gold
prospects in the camp, besides samples
IRON a number of excellent copper prop
critics. There is lots OF room for capl-
eai here yet and we hope that Mr..