The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-12-26
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

Lake City.
Robert Martin came over from Tono.
pah last week to spend the Holidays
with his family in Ely.
Attorney Geo. A. Bartlett OF Eureka
has decided TO engage in the practice OF
law at Tonopah.
The latest quotation for silver is 55i
cents per pound; copper Il cents per
pound; lead, s3.40.
Miss Florence Lamb came up from
steptoe this week to spend Christmas
with friends In Ely.
J. B. Orr returned on Sunday from
an extended trip to California and the
western part OF this State.
Attorney Chas. A. Walker left on
Friday last for California, where he
viii spend the Holidays with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs L. F. Shepherd moved
into their new residence at Lane City
this week recently purchased of l. C..
Moon.
Miss Helen Whltmore closed her
school at Lane City last week and is
spending the Holidays at her home in
Eureka.
Miss Emma Zadow came over from
Hamilton this week and will spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. A. j. Cart
wright.
Hon. 81. A. Comins has succeeded j..
B. Orr as observer at the Monitor mill
for the United States Department Of
Agriculture.
Miss Mary Roake came in from the
Gregory district, where she is teaching
school, and will spend the Holidays
with Ely friends.
]. S. Cazier brought in big con-
signment of freight on Thursday, in
GLIDING big boiler and other machin-
cry for the Chairman.
Dennis Coyle. Who was 80 severely
injured in the explosion at Hamilton
recently, has gone TO Salt Lake City
for surgical trea ment.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
the home OF Mrs J. B. Simpson on
Thursday, January 2 at 100 P. NJ. A
full attendance il desired
Emmanus DAvlln was b rought in
from the Comins ranch on Monday suf
ng from an illness which threatens
to develop into pneumonia.
Merchants visiting San Fran cisco the
Fall are cordially invited to inspect the
holiday display Of Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
which has no equal in that city.
Arthur, Henry. Albert and Ernest
Millick cams in this week to spend the
Holidays as their home in Ely. after a
prosperous seasons work 10 their gold
lines near Osceola.
LosT-On Friday last, between Old
field S Hotel and the business part of
town, purse containing $3.50 in cur
rency. A reward OF 81 so viii be paid
for its return to the NEWS office.
F. F. 49, Il A.. Leach and Will Stew
art have heated mining claim, called
the ''Pansy Leach" mine, situate
about four miles easterly from the Mos
Ter Ranch ON the east side of Steptoe
valley.
Almost every resident of White Pine
county can afford to contribute some
thing to the Mckinley Memorial fund.
from twobits up will be re-
ceived at the NEWS office and duly ac-
knowledged.
Ely Is represented at Cherry Greek
this week by j. B. Williamson, A. T.
Stearns and family. Walt Rynearson
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Eager, all OF whom went down to attend
the Masonic ball on Christmas night.
Excellent Photographic views OF the
Chairman property, including the new
mill and Office building, were taken
this week by the NEWS artist, from
which cuts are to be made for an illus
trated edition OF this paper, which will
appear within week or two.
Profiting by the experience OF the
past, White Pine county will see to II
that a creditable display of her minerals
Is exhibited at the ST. Louis World,
Fair In 1903 1t is none too early to be-
gin collectingthe exhibit now, and sa m
Piles, properly labeled, should be care
fully gathered for the coming big show.
F. M. Clark is doing the business
IN Holiday Goods, and his customers
find It an absolute pleasure to sell te
presents from his large and carefully
selected stock. New arrivals of good 6
are announced for today and tomorrow
and these will be followed by other
consignments next week. Call early
and make your selections.
The boiler purchased by the Giroux
Bros. from the Richmond plant at Eu-
reko arrived here last week, and 1t was
found that hole OF considerable size
had been stove In its side, which will
furnish employment for the boiler
The hole was caused by an