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

ho iNpDuob Will DOklu WOIh bO-
day. In few more days it will have
settled down to work in earnest.
LOST-Time Book. The finder will
please leave the same at this office.
S. G. Thompson.
l.. S. Scott has opened Laundry on
High Street. His advertisement will
be seen in another column. He asks
for share OF the public patronage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gaby have Ia
ken up their residence in Lane City.
Mr.. Thompson and family have moved
into the house vacated by Mr.. Gaby.
Mr.. j, II. Eager has purchased the
interest of Mr.. Randall, in their Live
ry and Feed Stable; and will hereafter
conduct the business alone. He will
receive all money due the firm, and
win be responsible for all debts.
iWOOD WANTED.-This Office will
be glad TO receive Wood in exchange
for subscription or other debts owed
the paper Hurry up, now, gentle
men; we must not be left in the cold.
Ely presents quite the appearance of
a cosmopolitan town, when we see a
number OF Indians, men and women,
seated in row on the damp ground,
busily engaged in gambling; and hear,
not far OF, the deep sound OF bursting
bombs, ushering in the Chinese New
Years day.
1t is reported that there is three feet
OF Snow in De Lamar. The snow this
winter has not been partial to any sec
tion of the State. Like the Legisla-
ture 1t has given aid and comfort to all
parts alike. But how would the good
people OF Ely like three feet OF it in our
streets?
AS will be seen by an advertisement
in another column, we are prepared to
furnish the New York World, thrice
a-week edition, and the White Pine
News, to subscribers who pay in ad
vance, for SO, 80. This is reduction
on both papers.
Mr.. f. Il. Jennings, a mining expert,
arrived in Ely on Monday afternoon.
He comes to look after, or into, the
Clark Copper properties, and will only
remain few days. The News hopes
Mr.. jennings will be able to make a
glowing report.
DIR. Omstead, OF Wells, has been APP
pointed quarantine officer at that place,
and has placed the residence OF two cit
liens under quarantine. There are
five cases OF smallpox in the town.
Ely must protect itself against this ma
lignant and fast spreading dl sease.
The greatest danger from colds and
la grippe is their resulting in pneumo-
mia. II reasonable care is used howev
er, and Chamberlain Cough Remedy
taken, all danger will be avoided. 1t
will cure a cold or an attack of la
grippe in less time than any other
treatment. 1t is pleasant and safe to
take. For sale by f. NJ. Clark, Drug
gist.
Would ii not make you-well, grum-
ble,-if on going to the post office on
Tuesday, the day before publication,
you should be told that there would
not be mail for two or three days?
Would it not jar you, when you had
left at least two columns of your paper
to be filed up by that Tuesdays post?
And yet there are people who do not
pity the Editor!
The first hundred feet of tunnel work
on the Sapho Cos. property has been
In the face of the tunnel
they have encountered a small stringer
of quartz which carries 81. 80, 1t is |
to get to the main ledge in
side of the next hundred feet. The
work will be pushed as rapidly as pos
sible. Good reports should be coming
from the Sapho in the next sixty days.
The rain of Sunday and Monday
night completely changed the appear
ance of things In this neighborhood.
The snow in the canyon and on the side
of the mountains quickly melted, and |
the water came pouring through the
streets on its way to some lower level.
1t had the sound of rushing river in
some places. People who do not like
apparent or possible waste, thought it
a pity that the stream could not be
damned, and kept until the summer
drought. But the noisy stream ran on
and the water will perhaps do good in
ways that we know not Of.