The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-04-25
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

Attend the school meeting at Hilp's
Hall this evening.
II you have not BEEN vsccinsted, nov
IL the accepted time.
Latest quotations, Load, 3.sO
copper, s15i; silver, SO.
For artistic job printing Of ell kinds
send your orders to the NEWS Office.
Mrs. Louis Zadow has returned &c
her home at Hamilton from q visit &c
Eureka.
@. C. Taylsr was in from the Duck
Creek mines ON Wednesday for load
Of supplies.
Joseph Gilbert 10 dangerously Ill
his home In Spring Valley with IN At
tack Of pneumonia.
Jim Casters big team brought in
load Of Clover valley grain last Thurs
day for VIM. Hayes.
Joe Newman received . Hne new
range last Friday, and hereafter meals
ct his house will be served promptly
on time.
Poles we're set this week on which to
string tho electric wires for lighting
the mine and mill Of the Ely Mining &
Milling Company.
Senator Comins received q consign-
ment OF thrifty looking fruit trees on
Tuesday from IN Eastern nursery for
his Stsptoe Creek ranch.
Last Thursday was pay day 1t the
Robust and the numerous employees OF
that company we're made happy by
the receipt Of their chscks.
Silvey Harrington 10 carrying his
arm in q sling, as the result OF his ex-
psrisnce in the Pilot Knob mine at the
time Of Ole Norberg's descent.
L. F. Sherburne, representing a
San Francisco cigar house, spent q
few days In White Pine county last
week interviewing his customers.
A. J. Spencer's twelve-animsl team
pulled in from Tosno Friday evening
with driver johnson in charge, loaded
with merchandise for VIM. Hayes.
Peter North of White River is at
Phoebe and will remain there until after
the term Of the District Court, which
win convene at that place on May 8.
Lane City is coming to the front
and now numbers . blacksmith shop
among its business houses, Mr.. Emer-
son Of Deseret having opened shop
there this week.
Ole Norberg, who fell down the Pilot
Knob shaft on Tuesday OF last week,
had 80 far recovered from the effects OF
his injuries ss to be able to walk about
on Saturday; but he won't do 1t any
more.
G. r. Yearsley, who took the
place Of Mill Superintendent Il. w.
Wickhsm at the Ely Mining & Milling
Company's plant during the absence Of
the latter, left Tuesday morning for
his home In Salt Lake City.
Gaby & ostsrgard have opened their
new saloon at Lane City, and have be-
btowed upon 1t the name Of 1.-THE
Branch" They have . neat resort,
and keep on hand full supply Of the
choicest wines, liquors and cigars.
Our Cherry Creek correspondent
reports that the smallpox scare at that
place has subsidized, and there Is no
longer any fear Of . further spread Of
the disease. Tho number OF deaths
among the Indians amounted to five.
J. T. Ashman on Saturday last
commenced the delivery Of ice to his
customers. He has large supply Of
good clear ice on hand and will supply
the wants Of patrons in Ely and Lane
City during the summer. Sec his
advertisement in ansther column.
F. N. Clark took . bicycle trip
through Snake Valley this week, but
whether for business or pleasure no
pan kn0weth. During his absence
X. C. Davis presided ct the drug store
Ind dispensed pills and cosmetics with
The grace and dignity Of . licensed
pharmscist.
A handsome now top buggy arrived
here on Friday consigned to W. N.
McGill. At tho sams timslcame another,
! two seated canopy topped vehicle,
for J. H. Eager, which he viii use in
his livery business Both buggies
were manufactured in Chicago, and
Srs Of the latest design, with the self
6iling improvement.
Attention il called to the advertise
inent Of the Pioneer Soda Bottling
Works Of Eureka, Nevada, which ap-
Seers in another column. F. J. Bros
semer, the proprietor Of that sstsb-
hshmsnt, supplies the highest grade Of
kosds in his line that can DO procured.
Ind all who fAvsr him with their or
ders may feel assured Of receiving fair
Ind courteous treatment. He will
cheerfully answer all inquiries.
AS showing the magnitude Of the
business being transacted in Ely II