The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-11-14
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

NJ. Cochran was a visitor last week
from Cherry Creek.
A. D. Campton went over to Currant
Creek last Friday for load of apples.
The United States District Court
will hold session in Carson, beginning
November 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Tucker returned
home last Friday from a visit of sew
eral weeks in the South.
Dennis McEllin returned to Hamilton
from Eureka last Wednesday and left
the following day for Alameda.
Sol Hip came in last Thursday from
Reno and viii remain for an indefinite
period, looking after his mining inter-
ests,
r. A. Riepe returned yesterday from
q three days trip over the mountains,
during which time he located six more
claims.
Judge Talbot left last Monday for
Phoebe, where term OF the District
Court will be held, commencing on
the 18th inst.
Jake Shallenbarger returned last
Saturday from Wells with Mrs. Shall
lenbarger, who had been absent several
weeks in the East.
Merchants visiting San Francisco this
FAN are cordially invited to inspect the
holiday display Of Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
which has no equal in that city.
w. B. Graham received handsome
new delivery wagon on Tuesday, his
steadily increasing business demanding
additional facilities for handling.
The death of w. Fl. TYLER creates a
vacancy in the Office of Justice of the
Peace, which the Board of County
Commissioners will be called upon to
fill at their next meeting.
On account of the death of w. Fl.
Tyler the announcement of the bali to
be given by the Masonic Lodge at
Cherry Creek on Christmas night is
deferred until later date.
The special tax levy for building u
new schoolhouse In Ely has raised 1923
this year, and it is believed there will
be no obstacle in the way OF erecting
the new building next season.
We are requested to announce that
forty cents dozen for eggs is the
highest price that the people of Ely
viii consider, SO the hens may as well
resume business on that basis.
Hon. II. A. Comins had his land
south OF the lake surveyed last week
for line fences, which he proposes to
have built IN the near future. The
work was done by A. d. Campton.
1t Is stated that Secretary of State
Eugene Howell will be married next
month to Miss Maud Haines of Genoa.
The bride-to-be is the daughter OF the
late Senator Haines of Douglas county.
J. B. Orr left last Saturday for Car
son, having in custody the Chinaman
who was sentenced last week by Judge
Talbot to one year at hard labor in the
State Prison for selling whisky to In
dams.
The postoffice at Wells was robbed
last week Of sllS.99, mostly in nickels
and dimes, the contents of the money
order drawer. The theft was COM
mitted while the young lady deputy
was absent at supper, the thief effect
ing an entrance through rear window.
w. N. McGill and Mrs. W. B. Ora
ham and daughters reached Wells
Tuesday morning, but owing to the
fact that the stage coach was filed
with earlier passengers, they were
compelled to wait over until Wednes-
day. They will reach home Thurs
day morning.
Wells Herald: L. L. Howard will
leave In few days for Ely, where he
will remain for some time, after which
he will go to San Francisco and take
full course in chemical assaying and
mining engineering. Lou has many
friends here who regret his departure
and wish him well.
The following Masons atten ded th
funeral of w. H. Tyler on Monday last;
Geo. F. Parker, John Wearne, Charles
Phalen, and A. c. House. Cherry
Creek; W. d. Campbell, w. G. Gala
CHER and Albert Heusser, Steptoe val
ley; J. B. Williamson, II. A. Comins,
A. T. Stearns, F. d. Smith and w.
A. Fernstermacher, Ely, and Messrs.
Dawson and Richardson, visiting mem
hers.
In another column win be found the
pew advertisement of Ira j. Mcknight,
Ealing attention to the various lines OF
business 10 which he is engaged. In
addition 10 bis harness and saddlery
,Dsiness sir. Mcknight is agent for the
singer Sewing Machine and the Ram
bier Bicycle, and he makes specially
Il repairing boots and shoes. In his
lew and attractive store building on
huffman street he is working up an ex-
ensive business, and all work entrusted