The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-11-28
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

Location blanks for sale at this Office
NJ. Cohen paid visit to Cherr,
Creek last week.
Mrs. J. D. Campbell returned las
week to her home at Phoebe.
A dance Is announced for this even
ing at the Georgetown schoolhouse.
Fred Butler left on Monday OF THU
week for two weeks visit ct Tusca
rora.
Chas. Rosengreen of Cherry Creek
spent several days In Ely during the
past week.
L. r. Shepherd has purchased l. c.
Moons dwelling house at Lane City
and will take possession shortly.
Miss Louisa Lewis. who is teaching
the school In the Preston district, Ia
spending few days with her friend,
Miss Mollie Csmpton.
Sam Parkinson, after spending sew
eral days In Ely attending to business
matters, left Wednesday morning for
his home in Elko county.
81. Jacobson, representing the whole
sale liquor house OF Felix Coblents &
Co., San Francisco, interviewed his
Ely customers on Friday last.
Messrs. West and Jos. Watson have
leased the saloon building formerly &C.
cupied by Abe Kooken and opened for
business on Monday Of this week.
Merchants visiting San Francisco tbs
FAN Gre cordially invited to inspect the
holiday display of Sanborn, vail& Co.,
which has no equal in that city.
The Ladies' Card Club enjoyed the
hospitality of Mrs. Weber on Saturday
last. The prize winners were Mrs.
McOmie first and Mrs. Brandt second.
The Elko Independent OF November
20 says: ''Sheriff Campbell returned
last evening from White Pine county,
where he served papers In civil suit. p"
Phil McKernan took the four-horse
Concord coach to Eureka last week to
meet the Chairman executive commit
tee and returned with the party on
Friday.
Wong Yong opens restaurant this
morning, In the rear OF Watson Bros.
saloon, and will be prepared to furnish
nrst.class meals and lunches at all
hours.
VIM. M. Van Buren, OF Reno sold
$500 head OF sheep last week to John.
son & Co. of San Francisco at S3.70 q
head. The sheep market Is evidently
looking up.
Frank Paul has q force of men at
work this week on his new building
fronting on hurry street. The struct-
ure will be 42x5S feet, two stories high,
and win contain seven rooms.
Two quilts were rallied last Wednes-
day, one by Miss Emma Lloyd at Lane
City. and the other by Mrs. Browne at
Georgetown. Mrs. Cohen was the
lucky winner OF the first and Ernest
Randall OF the second.
Miss Jennie Carothers, who IL teach
ing the school in Lund district, spent a
few days at her home in Ely during
the past week. She wac accompanied
by Miss Katie Judd, who was her guest
until Wednesday, when the young la
dies returned to Lund.
Louis Smith and Ed Roy this week
purchased the Red Bird mining claim,
recently located by r. NJ. Peters and
]. Il. Harmon, the consideration being
$500. This claim lies south OF the Ju-
piter and joins the Famous on the
southwest.
Two punches of cattle, numbering
30 head, passed through Ely during
the past week. The animals are
owned by Jake Shallenbarger, and
were being driven TO the Robinson
summit, In the vicinity OF Gleason
creek, where they win range during
the winter, as the feed on Me-. Shallen.
barger's Steptoe range ls exhausted.
The news reached Ely on Thursday
last Of the death OF A. G. Clark, which
occurred at Eureka on Tuesday, No.
vember 10. The deceased came to the
Pacific coast in 1850. and since 1874 con-
Quoted blacksmith and wagon shop
At Eureka. He represented his county
both rs Commissioner and Sheriff, and
was highly respected by all who knew
him.
Only four days remain for the pay.
ment OF taxes, and at the close Of bust
ness on Monday next Treasurer Will
hanson Is required by law to add the
ten per cent penalty on all taxes re-
naming unpaid on that date. Tie de-
linquent list will be turned over to Aud
itor Garaghan Immediately afterward
aud duly advertised. Property own
srs are warned that 1t will be economy
10 settle ut once.
DR.. W. II. Cavell of Carson has been
appointed chief game warden OF Neva'
do division of the League OF American
Sportsmeu This is steadily growing