The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-09-12
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.


next.
The Mungerson Lodging House is be-
ing newly painted.
Father Manion came N from Eureka
by yesterdays stage.
W. N. McGnl commenced dipping
his sheep on Saturday last.
For artistic job printing Of all kinds
send your orders to the NEWS Office.
DIR. C. Hamilton. after a two-months'
stay in Ely. left last Friday for Hamil-
ton.
McGill & Newman are building sub
s.sntial addition to their meat mar
ket.
Miss Maude Cameron Of Muncy Creek
Is spending u few weeks in Salt Lake
City.
Howard W Baker of the town Of
Baker was in Ely last Thursday with
load OF fruit and vegetables.
E. Hardy paid visit to Saw Mill
Canyon last week ard inspected the
mining properties in that locality.
Miss Retta Parker left Tuesday
morning for Salt Lake City, and ex-
poets to be absent two months or long
or.
Miss Ida Carothers left on Saturday
last for Cherry Creek and on Monday
opened the school in the Goshute dis
trict.
A ball will be given at Hips hall on
Friday evening of next week, Septem-
Der 20. See announcement in another
column.
B. F. Miller went to Salt Lake City
on Tuesday OF this week on business
trip, and while there will have his eyes
examined and treated by a specialist.
VIM. Horton, a former resident OF
White River, but who has spent the
past few months at Boise, Idaho, pas.
sed through Ely on Wednesday Gu
route to DeLamar, where he expects
TO remain for some time.
Frank VIM OF Boston, Secretary
of the Butterfeld Mining Company,
was registered al a Salt Lake hotel
few days ago, aud Is expected to ar
rive at Osceola this week to examine
the progress being made with the new
mill nov in course OF construction.
The Lane City school viii open on
Monday, October !. New desks have
been ordered for the school building.
Mr.. J. P. McOmie having negotiated
for them while In the city, getting
discount ON the school furniture Of 335
per cent. The saving thus made
amounts to considerable sum.
The Ladies Fortnightly Literary
Club met last Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Birdie Fox, and listened to a
paper on George Washington by Mrs
+. d. Smith. Several matters were
discussed, including the the lunch, and
the ladies adjourned to meet in two
weeks with Mrs. D. w. Weller.
Mrs. W. B. Graham, accompanied
By her daughters, Misses Emma and
Katie, left on Monday morning foi
Dorraceton, Penn, the home OF hel
girlhood, for an extended visit. This
IL Mrs. Graham's first visit to her OLD
home since she left there as a child.
and no doubt she will thoroughly en-
joy 1t.
The County Commissioners will meet
on Monday next, September 10, as
Board OF Equalization, and will con
tinue In session from time to time until
October 7, during which time all per.
sons may appear and present objections
to their assessment, and any who feel
that they have not been assessed high
enough may make application for an
increase.
The postoffice at Baker, this county,
will be discontinued on September, ii.
and mail for that point thereafter viii
20 to Garrison, Utah. Its understood
Mr.. Baker has been trying for some
time past to have the Office abolished
rs the mail arrives there In the middle
of the night, and causes his family
more annoyance than the accommodation
justifes.
A party OF about dozen boys and
girls, chaperoned by Mrs. J. NJ. Lynch.
will leave this morning for the Cleve-
land ranch, where they will be enter
trined over Friday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland. The party win return on
Saturday, and it is safe to say happy
recollections OF their visit will haunt
them through the long school days oil
the coming term.
Geo. Wood OF Toana, has entered
into partnership with j. 5. Cazier in
the freighting business between Ely
and the railroad, and they will alter
nate with each other in making trips.
one OF their outfits reaching Ely every
ten days, thus insuring promptness in
the delivery of goods. All persons
having freight to ship to or from the
railroad should consult Messrs. Cazief
and Wood.