The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-09-27
Thursday, September 2z, 1900.
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

Latest quotations; Lead, $500; cop
per sl6.75.
Elmer Bray has taken position as
bookkeeper with w. Il. Graham
Mrs. w. d. Campbell and daughters
are visiting with friends in town.
Miss Lulu Shallenbarger of Osceola
is visiting at the home OF her uncle,
Jacob Shallenbarger, in Steptoe valley.
We note in the Sentinel that Father
Manion will conduct services here next
Sunday and at Cherry Creek on Oct. l..
Arrangements are being made for a
dance here on Friday evening OF next
week. Further particulars in our next
issue.
An s0-horse-power boiler and other
machinery for the Robust mill arrived
last week from Toano.
The time for registration of voters is
drawing to a close. See notices in this
issue.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the Ely Mining Il Milling Co for
the election Of officers will take place in
Salt Lake City on October 9th.
Candidates petitions have been cir
culating pretty lively during tho past
week October 9Th is the last day that
they can be filed with the Clerk.
BoRN-To the wife of Slas Muson at
Georgetown last Thursday evening,
a daughter. Mother and child are
both doing nicely.
Vim. Hayes received letter from
X &. Davis yesterday which stated
that he had recovered from his opera.
tion and would be home in few days.
Zabriskie brothers brought In two
6-horse loads of merchandise for VIM.
Hayes this week and loaded back to the
Wells with 10 tons OF ore from the Ma
con City.
J. A. Denton, the man who was
stamped as bribe-taker at the last
meeting Of the Legislature, has an
nounced himself as an independent can
didate for the Assembly from Lincoln
county.
Edwin Gray and d. F. Bartley, the
Et0IitD1fH Nllt NtIt llltHhAbiitd III Oul
last issue as being en- route from Red
ding, California, to this camp TO take
positions at the Chairman mine, arri-
we'd here on Tuesday.
Judge Tyler was called to Spring val
ley last Tuesday TO unite in marriage
Miss Ella Nj. Odgers, daughter OF Chas.
Odgers, and Casten Olsen, a highly re-
spected young man who for some time
past has been in the employ OF Hon. A.
G. Cleveland.
Benz. Strandman and James Oster-
gard, the victims of last weeks run
away accidents, have both practically
recovered from their injuries and will
shortly be able to resume their regular
employments.
Miss Florence Lamb arrived here last
Sunday from her home in Reno and is
spending few days with friends before
going to Snake valley, where she will
teach the school in Gregory district
during the winter term.
Lew Blakeslee, Deputy Internal Rev
enue Collector for Nevada, slipped into
town on the Eureka stage last Monday
evening and slipped out again next
morning Nobody caught mapping so
far rs heard from.
N. p. Wilmington, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Il. Wilmington, formerly OF
White Pine county, arrived at Eureka
on Tuesday from st. Louis. He was
on his way TO Ely, but on account OF an
anlction of the eyes, will be compelled
to return East without reaching his in
tended destination. .-Sentinsl.i
The Macon City mine. which has
been the largest lead producer in the
camp, has been leased by its owner,
John Steele, to G. f. jennings & Co.
for period of six months, The lessees
went to work last week and have al
ready opened up a fine body oil ore from
which they hope to ship IA carload a
week. The last shipment of first class
ore from this mine was very rich in sill
Yer and netted the shippers S75 ton.