The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-11-07
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

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from his trip to San Francisco.
For artistic Job printing OF all kinds
send your orders to the NEWS Office.
General Manager Dawson Of the
Chainman Is expected in Ely today
Alex Mir and r. Hoppe represented
Hamilton at the county seat this week.
John Lee died at Eureka on October
u, and the funeral took place two days
later.
Mrs. W. B. Graham and daughters
eft the East last Monday on their re-
turn trip.
n W. Harrison Of Lund accompan-
I'D By Mr.. Read, transacted business In
lily On Tuesday.
hiss Katie Mechanics of Eureka
opened the school in the Warm Springs
district this week.
>. Ex-Gov. Adams was in town this
week and left on Tuesday for his ranch
- Hot Greek, Nye county.
Miss Anna McGarry, who taught the
osceola school last year, Is now teach
Ing at Mineral Hill, Eureka county.
Private advices from Wellsville, n.
T., state that one dollar per share is
bsing paid for Chairman stock in that
city.
Acoyote which was caught In trap
At The slaughter house, attracted con-
siderable attention in town last Satur-
day.
Prof. G. q. Ramsdell returned on
Sunday from Cherry Creek and pro-
poses TO give Ely another entertain.
mont.
.Thos. Rockhill on Tuesday pur-
cassed one-third interest in the Sun
rise mine, paying therefor sum equiv
siens to $1,000.
Merchants visiting San Francisco this
Fall are cordially invited to inspect the
holiday display Of Sanborn, Vail g. Co.,
which has NO equal in that city.
Jas. q. Marriott, Orson Hudson and |
81. W. Shilling OF Osceola, who served
ON the Grand Jury this week, left for
home yesterday.
]. 8. Cazier came In on Sunday in
advance of his freight outfit, having
been summoned as a witness in the
case OF Miller vs.. Hansen.
Under the new mail schedule, which
went into effect TINS week, Ely VIII
hereafter receive no mail either from
Eureka or Wells on Mondays.
Miss Siona Bonneville will close her
school at Hamilton in few days, and,
We understand, goes to Deeth, where
she win teach during the winter.
The Salt Lake Tribune says the
building Of railroad into Ely Is a
question Of months, and not of years.
and that Is truthful statement of the
eases
Ed. Farley, q mining expert from
Arizona, arrived in Ely last Thursday
and win remain for an indefinite period
examining into the mining resources
Of this camp.
Emma NJ. Bassett OF Eureka has
commenced suit against her husband,
Aoner Bassett, for divorce, on the
grounds OF habitual drunkenness, fail
ure TO support and desertion.
p. C. Weber will leave next week for
Salt Lake City, to attend the annual
meeting Of the stock holders of the Ely |
Mining and Milling Company, which
Win be held on the 18th inst.
The Reno Journal announces that
sol Hilp win leave that place for Ely
In few days to look after his mining
interests. It Is expected he will be &C
conpanied BY Governor Sadler.
At the present time there is no lod ge
or organized body Of any kind in Ely.
a nre company win therefore have an
opportunity to give the dances, and
take charge of other public gatherings.
The Ladies' Card Club met on Thurs.
day last with Mrs. Campton and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, Miss Eta Comlns;
Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Mollie
Csmpton. The prize winners were
Mrs.. Weber, first and Mrs. Richard.
son second.
While In San Francisco recently
VIM. Hayes secured a number of
shrifty potted palms, and took the
rare plants under his personal care
on the trip from that city to Ely.
The palms now beautify Mrs. Arthur
b. Brownies parlor and are greatly
admired by all who see them.
a jolly party consisting of NJ. Nc
Auiay. John A. Carlson, II. r. Frank.
Hans Olsen, J. F. Miles, John Wearne
Thos. G. Davis, A. c. House, Bert
brainerd, John Borchert and Mr..
frost came over from Cherry last Sun
day and painted red streaks all over
the town.
A young lady at Eureka surprised
Dor friends 9 few days ago by giving
birth 10 child, without having gone