The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-07-11
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

Del Leahigh has closed his fruit and
confectionery store.
Bob Martin win leave DeLamar this
week on a trip to Tonapah.
Attorney C. A. Walker has moved
into his new Office on Garden street.
For artistic job prin ting of all kinds
send your orders to the News Office.
John Murphy and wife and Miss
Josie Dolan of Cherry Greek spent the
Fourth in Ely.
The Odd Fellows Hall building at
DeLamar was destroyed by fire on
Sunday morning, June 30
Mrs J. Ranger left last Friday
evening for three-months visit with
friends at Mortified, MINI.
Miss Siona Bonneville come over
from Hamilton on Wednesday Of last
week and remained over the Fourth.
Joe Sabron of Currant Greek cele-
brated the Fourth with his Ely friends,
as also did C. II. Norman of Illipah.
Miss Nellie Moye has purchased the
interest of her brother, W. A. Moyle,
In the McQuitty house in the eastern
part Of town.
VIM. Hayes announces the arrival of
q new stock of wall paper, window
blinds, screen doors, etc, which he is
offering at popular prices
The dance on the evening of July
was second only to that OF the
Fourth. 1t was we'll attended and
proved complete success.
Miss Anna McGarry has closed her
school at Osceola and after enjoying
the Fourth with Ely friends, will spend
her vacation at her home In Eureka.
Miss Florence Lamb, who taught the
Snake Valley school during the past
year, spent the Fourth at Ely, and
left Friday morning for her home at
Reno.
The Sunday School classes were dis
missed last Sunday until the warm
weather has passed. The work will be
resumed on the first Sunday in Sep
TENDER.
The total absence of any appearance
of intoxication at Ely on the Fourth is
highly credita BILE to the camp, and is
an example which many Eastern cities
will do well to emulate.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Cazier OF Wells
were In Ely couple of days this week. |
Mr.. Cazier brought in lumber and |
merchandise, and took out the usual
consignment of ore for Gabriel Zanoli.
Ben Sanders, a former resident of
Ely, but who of late years has made
his home at DeLamar, has opened a
law Office at Tonapah. where he has
purchased lot and will erect build
ing.
General Manager r. ] Da vison OF the
Chairman Company notifies all persons
holding tickets Issued by the old Ely &
Eureka Telephone Company that on
and after August these coupons will
be void.
John Lusetti Of DeLamar has pur-
chased the John yerzan place at Lane
City and Is fitting 1t up for a saloon,
having already taken out license.
This makes three saloons for Ely's
western suburb.
Fl. G. Marcus Of San Francisco, a
graduate Of the Massachusetts College
of Technology, Is examining the min
eral resources Of Ely with view to
gaining a practical knowledge of min
ing and expects toremain several days. |
Mrs. ]. p. McOmie left Saturday
afternoon for San Francisco In response
to a telegram notifying her that her
presence was required there In con-
nection with some real estate deals
which Mr.. McOmie has been negotia-
ting during his soioun Of several weeks
In that city.
Among those who celebrated the
Fourth in Ely were Orson Hudson and
family, r. a. Millick and family, T.
B. Tilford and sons Grover and Leslie)
Lee, Ethel, Henry and Earl Marriott OF
Osceoli; II. w. Schilling, G. II. Bar
Der, Richard, Alfred, May and Birdie
Swallow OF Shoshone, and Rollin and |
Miss Ida Smithson of Snake Valley.
BY order of Sheriff Newman no more
camping will be allowed on the ground
in the rear OF the NEWS Office. On |
account OF the increasing number OF |
teams stopping there the grounds were
becoming filthy, and on different occa-
sions teamsters had left smoldering
camp fires there when leaving, which |
were regarded as menace to property
In that vicinity.
W. N. McGill and A. d. Campton
left Friday evening for Salt Lake City,
where they will meet Mrs. McGill and
Miss Campton on their return from
The East. AS 1t will be several days
before the ladies win reach the Utah
many wondered why
Siessrs McGill and Campton were in