The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-05-30
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

ing on Saturday evening.
w. N. McGill left last Monday on a
business trip TO Salt Lake City.
The pension OF James Williams oil
Eureka has been increased to Sl2 a
month.
Henry Wedekind came over from En-
reka last Sunday, returning home the
next day.
The regular meeting OF the Board OF
County Commissioners will be held on
Monday next.
A. J. Spencer of Toano was registered
at the Cullen Hotel, Salt Lake City,
last Thursday.
Mrs. John Berry left by Tuesday
mornings Eureka stage on visit to
friends at Elko.
Several freight teams came in during
the past week loaded with merchandise
for w. B. Graham.
ne bHldT1 Vi i OceLhoobOh ~ - -@-~S
of Eureka will be increased to $1,000
per annum on July /.
Mrs. James Bews of Spring Valley
had her sheep sheared last week at the
ranch of VIM. Griswold.
w. B. and +. NJ. Rott OF Denver,
Col, came In yesterday and will go to
work on the Cumberland.
Mrs. Baird OF Lane City returned
home list Friday from visit of sever
al weeks at Eureka, Utah.
John Strong went out to McGilfs
ranch last Saturday, where he will be
employed during the Summer
On account of the demand upon our
advertising space considerable amount
of local news is crowded out of this
issue.
Joseph Bray has placed an order
with VIM. Hayes this week for 20,
feet of lumber for his Copper Flat
mines.
Mrs. H. \. Comins and daughter,
Miss Eta, departed on Saturday last
for Philadelphia, Pa, where they will
visit friends
L. M. Simonsen has been appointed
postmaster at Cold Creek, White Pine
county, vice Nicholas Simonsen, his
father, deceased.
The report that John Mungerson has
been awarded the contract for sinking
the shaft at the Robust is denied by
superintendent Doty
On Wednesday last j. 2. McOmie
retired as postmaster at Ely, and the
Office was formally turned over to W.
b. Graham, the new p. NJ.
II. w. Lawrence, who has been em-
ployed at the Robust for the past three
months, left on Sunday, via Eureka,
for his home in Salt Lake City.
III. jacobson, the popular represen-
tative of Felix Coblentz & Co., whole
sale liquor merchants Of San Francisco,
interviewed his customers In White
Pine county last week.
Judge Talbot adjourned court on
Thursday and left by Saturday morn
ing Cherry Creek stage for his home
at Elko. The Judge is very popular
in White Pine county,
Miss Ruby North, who taught the
school at Lund during the past school
year, went to Eureka by Thursdays
train, and after visiting friends there,
will go to her home at Reno.
VIM. Hayes has purchased OF Camp
ton and Lyons tract OF land just east
OF ]. b. Mathewson's ON which he will
erect one or more modern houses with
in short time for residence purposes.
f. F. Knowlton, treasurer, +. =.
VIM, secretary, and ID. G. Dickerson,
superintendent of the Butterfeld
company at Osceola were registered
at the White House, Salt Lake City,
last week.
Robt Martin has purchase a half
interest In the lot at the southeast
corner of of Main and Murray streets,
the other half being held by Van New
man. A business block will be erected
there shortly
Mrs. Birdie Fox on Monday last va
Gated the building recently purchased
by Walter Rynearson from Sol Hip,
and took possession of the building next
to Ben Payne's, formerly occupied by
z. o. Corners.
A horseman passed through Ely on
Monday en- route from Canada to Ari-
zona. He rode one horse and led an
other on which was packed his camp
ing outfit and supplies and had been
Two months on the road.
]. P. McOmie left last week, accom-
panied by viii Lloyd, for San Fran
cisco, where Mr.. McOmie will look
after his investments and at the same
time he took advantage of the OPP
portunity to pay his respects to
President Mckinley and party.
J. F. Miles of Cherry Creek is me-
gotiating for the purchase OF three lots
on Garden Street, between Third and