The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-02-21
BLY SCRAPS.

copper, sl53; Silver, 60l.
Good rooms can be had in the Mag
nuson lodging house, in connection with
the Riepe hotel. :
Mrs. NJ. Sutton arrived on Friday
for short visit with Mrs. w. b. Gra-
ham, this place.
Mr.. w. II. Moyle has returned to
Ely. The News hopes he may find it
convenient and profitable to go into
business here.
Thomas Williams and Fred Turner,
who have been at work on the Clark
Copper properties near town, have re-
turned to Eureka.
Hay is selling for s25 in Eureka, hav-
ing made jump in a few weeks, from
sl5. This is a pretty good price for
that necessary article.
A timely shipment of coal over the
T.. & p, saved Eureka from fuel fam
inc last week.
The News neglected to say in its last
issue that Mr.. J. G. Marx was accom-
panied from Salt Lake by }. r. Price,
of that city. Mr.. Price has position
in the Robust.
Frank Lewis, who drives the buck
board between Palsade and Eureka,
says he had to encounter two feet OF
snow last week all through the Nine
raj hill neighborhood.
Mr.. Crawford loaded on the 18th in
stant $1,000 sacks OF ore from the Macon
city mine, for the Salt Lake market.
Returning, he will bring in $40 sacks of
Clover Valley white oats, and other
merchandise, for William Hayes.
II troubled with weak digestion
belching, sour stomach, or il you feel
dull after eating try Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets Price.
p cents. Samples free at f. NJ. Clark
Drug Store.
See Wah has bought the interests of
his partner, II Yum, and will hereaf-
ter conduct the business alone. He
keeps on hand a large supply of Chi
nese goods, and VII sell at very reas-
enable figures.
There will be Grand Ball in the
Hall at Georgetown, on Friday night,
February end Every body is invited.
II. Darling and Martin Peterson are
the Managers
A stranger in Eureka tried conf
dence game on Mr. Kind, OF that place,
the other day, aud obtained suit oi
new clothes. Mr.. Kind became suspi
cious, and by bold stroke, recovered
his garments. Tho Sentinel says the
man left Eureka for Ely. He claims to
be a sheepherder.
The Z. S. Senate COMMITTEES on old
Claims against the Government, repor-
ted fayorably on 500 OF the claims.
They are for money advanced during
the Civil War Nevada will receive the
largest amount, her claims aggrega-
ting sI6s, 003 ~. 1t shows how liberal
the citizens of Ely are, that not one of
them put in a claim.
When Rev. Mr.. Darneie reached |
Sunnyside, he could not, for some rea-
son procure public conveyance any fur
ther; so Mr.. Horton helped him on his |
way to DE Lamar in his own private |
carriage. 1t may be put down as GER
tain that Mr. Darneille did not object. |
Mr.. Horton is good host and kindly
disposed gentleman.
The prize-winners at the Cherry |
Creek Masquerade and Cake Walk, on
the lith, have the thanks of this Office |
for slice of their delicious cake. The
successful parties we're Miss Lucy Coch-
ran AMI M. b. f. Miller, and the cake
was the prize. Our Cherry Greek COR
respondent has given a full report of
the dance, or the News would have
more to say in this article
Last Monday was Chinese New ears
day. The Celestials did not wait for
biit 4AdN1hb VI bh1 Abf phb biShh bhSAA
work of firing crackers on Sunday. |
There are not many of these peculiar
people in town, but wherever they are
they do not forget to make tremen-
dous noise when their festivals begin.
The noise it is supposed, is to scare
the devil away. 1t would be pleasant
To believe that their efforts were sue
cessful.
The Dance on Valentiness day came
of as advertised. Ii was not as well
attended as its promoters hoped, but
those who were present report very /
pleasant time. The dancing was kept |
up until the small hours of the morn
ing. There were several visitors from
distance. Mr.. John Horsley, Miss
Horsley, and Miss Ella Baxter were in
attendance from Lund. Miss Butler
came from Steptoe, and Miss Maggie |
Elllker from Georgetown. The visi-
tors all say they will come again.
Tom Weldon has made his first trip
with fast freight between Eureka and
Ely. He arrived here on Friday, hav-
ing been delayed one day in leaving |
EurnLa ON aaanunt af tho snow At ]