The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-11-01
Thursday. November l,l9OO.
SCRAPS FROM ely.

The town of Ely will poll the largest
vote In its history next Tuesday.
Dance while the votes are counted on
Tuesday evening.
Anybody wanting first class Chln-
ese cook can secure information by en-
quiring at this office.
DIR. G.. l. Hammond OF Eureka has
advertised his household furniture Tor
sale. evidently intending to change his
location.
Another loud of big timbers from
Davis's sawmill passed through town
yesterday ON the way TO the Robust
mill.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Oldfeld of Osceola
have rented the Peaslee building on
Main ST., where. we understand, they
propose to start restaurant.
II. S. Arnoldson of Preston is mar
keting his grain here with w. h. Gra-
ham and hauled in two loads during
the past week.
q. w. Weller, machinist, arrived
here last evening to set up the gasoline
hoist at the Pilot Knob. His wife ac-
companies him,
We are requested To announce that
there will be a dance at Hips hall on
the evening of election day. Good mu-
sic and supper will be provided. Ev-
erybody invited.
Arrangements have been made to se-
cure the election returns by telephone
from Eureka and the NEWS hopes 10
be able to tell its readers in the next
issue, the result OF the State and ma
tional election.
News reached us last evening of the
death of Joseph Roseyear at Hamilton
on Tuesday from miners consumption.
Owing to the lateness of the hour we
were unable To obtain further particu-
lars.
A faro game, the unfailing index of
prosperity In mining camp, made its
appearance here last Thursday even
ing in the Capitol Saloon and has been
doing steady business since.
Sol Hip arrived here from his home
In Reno last Thursday, TO meet some
mining men whom he expects to arrive
mere III "a lew udNs lbI hlc pun ippoo VI
inspecting his mines In this district
The second payment OF 81, 600 on the
Florida group of mines, recently bond
cd of d. G. Mcdonald by the Ely Min
ing & Milling Co., falls due to-day and
will be promptly paid.
b. +. Miller came up from Cherry
Creek last Friday on legal business,
having appealed tho case against MAI
ton Cameron, which he lost in the JUS
tice Court at Cherry two weeks go.
Sheriff Scott left last Sunday morn
ing for the eastern part of the county
to deliver the ballot boxes and election
supplies. He returned on Monday even
ing and leaves again to-day for Hamil-
ton and Newark.
Messrs. Strandman, Stevens and Van
Valkenburg have been engaged for sew
eral days Ia doing the carpenter work
on Riepe's new stone dining room ana
the building will soon be ready Tor oc-
cupancy.
The registry lists of the four pre-
cinets not published last week appear
in this issue As compared with TWO
wears ago. White River has gained %
and Newark /: Snake Valley has lost
4 and Aurum ,. The entire number oi
registered voters in the county Is ooo,
gain of 81 in two years.
Jas. n. Marriott came over from Os-
ceola last Tuesday, accompanied by
John Alexander Of Salt Lake City, who
has entered the employ of w. Il. Gra-
ham, as book keeper. Mr. Alexander
is not IA stranger in the county, having
at one time been bookkeeper for the
Hydraulic Company Of Osceoa, and
finds many of his former friends now
located here.
Harry Trythal, former night foreman
OF the Star mine, came up from Cherry
last Monday and expects to locate mere.
He informs us that all work except
pumping is suspended ut the Star,
pending IA meeting OF the ekholdefs
In Scotland. With the magnificent
showing recently made on the lowest
level, there is no question but work VIII
he resumed in both mine and mill In The
very near future.
Last "Wednesday evening Sheriff
Scott received request from the Sher'
~ Of San Pete county, Utah, to water
for and arrest Thomas Nelson ane
Glenn Parker. aged III and 10 years re
spectively, who are wanted at thell