The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-01-03
SCRAPS FROM ELY.

a coed photographer here.
FOR sALE.-An Elgin King Bicycle
in good condition. Price reasonable.
ENQUIRE at this Office.
Mrs. Cohen has leased the rooms ad-
Joining her store to Mr.. ID, f. Hagans,
Of Cherry Creek. The lease we under
stand is for six months.
We are indebted to Messrs. Graham
and Hayes, of Ely, and TO b. +. Miller,
of Cherry Creek, for beautiful calen-
dars for the year 1901.
Miss Louisa Lewis was in town last
week on her way TO hor school az Pres
ION. She has been visiting in Reno
Turing the holidays.
We are glad to state that the infant
laughter OF Mr.. Oliver, which has been
ute sick for some days, is now in
air way to recovery.
We were glad to see the genial face OF
Dir. Augustus Marx on our streets once
aors. He arrived on Saturday last,
nd we hope intends to remain.
Messrs. Milan Hlbbard, Theron i.
Otis, ard Edward Campbell, the Direc-
ors OF tue Chairman mine, who have
I,een here on visit OF inspection for
he last two weeks, left for their East
n home yesterday.
The old saw that when the days
aEin to lengthen the cold begins to
lrengthen" is likely to be verified this
inter. Last Sunday night the mercu
marked IL degrees below zero.
Miss Belle Butler and her brother
llberi, both from Elko, arrived in Fly
riday night. Miss Butler will teach
. NJ. Campbell's, in Steptoe valley,
Id her brother will work in town.
Mrs. A. c. Cleveland and Miss Katie
,aphael were in town on New Years
y and we're in attendance as specta-
RS at the ball New Years night.
iss Raphael is th. teacher Of the
,ring Valley school.
Mr.. W. A. Moyle leaves this morn
for Eureka, Utah, where he will re-
. n for a few days and then proceed
an Francisco. Mr.. Moyle is favor
known in Ely and we wish him
ess wherever he goes.
We are requested to annouce that on
count Of the extreme cold weather.
Card Party which was to have met
the residence OF Mrs. McOmie next
saturday evening, will be entertained
Mrs II. II. Richardson at the hotel.
There appears TO have been a gener-
compliance last year with the re-
uirements OF Sec. %, Statute 1899,
garding the recordation of certii-
tics of annual labor on mining claims.
hese eertifieations have to be made to
he County Recorder.
Mrs. John Hanklns, who hass been
sitting her aunt, Mrs. Monroe, left FOR
err home in Ruby Valley, last Situr-
,ay. The guests at the hotel, as well
others, will miss her genial face and
indy manner. We hope she may Wis
us again a, no distant date.
Mine hosts OF the hotel, Mr.. aud Mrs
ionroe, were kept very busy provi-
lng for the hungry and weary, during
he holiday season. The rooms We're
II and extra beds had To be arranged
1t there always seemed to be room for
ne more, and few, II any, were turned
way.
Mr. A. X. Berry, mining man from
ark City, Utah, is In town and intends
> remain In Ely. He is partner of
lr. S. 7. Thompson and comes to as
st in developing the Ida mine, a lead
roperty which the latter has bonded.
e expresses himself as we'll pleased
ith the looks OF the camp.
Among the Ely mercantile houses.
ve note with pleasure the large amount
: business done by both Mr.. Graham
nd Mr. Hays. Carrying large stocks
goods, OF almost ali kinds, and sell
& at reasonable rates, the whole coun-
may surely be proud of such stores.
We hope the New Year may even in
ease their trade.
A letter received by MIR. f. NJ. Clark
I. l Saturday night, gave the sad intel
/, sence OF the death OF his mother. A
legram had been sent. but had not
Zen received. Mrs. Clark liyoG in the
y OF Brooklin, and was about seven
three years Old. Mr.. Clark has the
Vmpathy of the entire community.
very pleasant Service was held last
sunday evening at the School house,
lo was very well attended. Mrs. Paul
'esioed at the organ, and the singing
as hearty and general. Short and
fhest addresses were made by our
stlngni4hed visitors, Messrs. Otis and
'mphell We wish these gentlemen
o"ia make their home in Ely,
'or the benefit Of the public, we pub
IN Inc names OF the officers who will
s'ae over the destiny of the county
'ne next two years: Mr.. NJ. b. Gar
nan sill occupies the position of
'unly Auditor and Recorder Mr. J.
"liilamson continues AS Assessor
""' treasurer, Mr.. George Newua n