The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-07-04
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

LUCAI AM VtHeu s'"'
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Watson are In
from jacksonville for the Fourth.
Deputy Sheriff Geo. F. Parker OF
Cherry Creek spent few days In Ely
this week.
Cbas. Swanson of Hamilton has been
granted an original pension OF 10
month.
T. B. Tilford OF Osceola came IN on
Wednesday to help his Ely frienos
celebrate the Fourth.
w. Il. Meek has received certln-
rate from the State Board authorizing
him to practice pharmacy in Nevada
Sol Hip, accompanied by Mrs. Hip
and the children, arrived here on
spsTg Valley, "rW Wits RI River %,i and rsdl
other settlements state they will be
well represented at Ely on the Fourth.
VIM. Butson was in from Snake Val
ley on Tuesday with a load of veg
etables, among the lot being aquantity
OF new potatoes, which found ready
sale.
During the past week Prof. Fred d.
Smith wired Attorney G. A. Walkers
new building in Ely and the saloon OF
P. zunino at Lane City for electric
lights.
A number OF families from Utah.
who recently secured lands near White
River and Duckwater, passed through
Ely on Thursday enroute to their new
homes.
The regular semi-annual teachers ex-
animation will be held at the office of
the County Superintendent on Monday,
July 8. All persons desiring to secure
certificates should be present on that
date.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Atkins have
moved out to the Robust Mill, where
the assay office has been fitted up for
their use. Mr.. Atkins will take care
of the mill during the temporary shut
down.
Dix W. Smith, Prof. F. A. Rich
mond and, John Bull, Jr., OF Elmira,
N. Y, stock holders In the Chairman
company, will reach Ely about the
18th of the present month, and will
probably remain several weeks.
Sheriff Newman reports $3.50 col
lected in licenses for the quarter end
ing June 80. This is a record breaker
In the history Of the county, being
the largest amount ever collected for
business licenses In any corresponding
period.
The case OF B. F. Bonelli vs.. T. j.
Jones, ct al, which was tried in Line
oln county in December last, involving
the right to certain waters in the
Muddy river, and which was appealed
to the Supreme Court, has been re-
manded back for a new trial.
Only two bids were received by the
Trustees for the stonework for the new
school building, that OF Larsen & Regli
at S135 for the job, and one from Rube
Van Volkenberg at $3.50 per perch.
Both bids were rejected and the Board
will have the work done by the day.
Mill Superintendent w. H. Wyck-
ham of the Ely Mining and Milling
Company and Victor Pearson left
Thursday morning on a two-months
vacation, and, after spending week In
Salt Lake City, will go to Ohio City,
Col, where they will remain for some
time.
T At the request OF Milford Martin of
New York, Recorder Garaghan this
week prepared abstracts OF title to the
Calumet, Hecla, Montana, Boston and
Champion mining claims, on Copper
Flat, the same to be used In securing
United States patents to the properties
In closing up the VIM. Laurensen
estate last week Administrator Neil
Munro sold to VIM Hayes the one-half |
interest Of the deceased in lot block
B, the consideration being s175. The
other lots, together with halfinterest
in the windmill were bid in by M. B.
Garaghan for $3.50.
fasr neoss~s--saa~.nissi at their
and P. c. Weber of Ely, Harry jackson T
oil Hamilton James FL. Marriott of .Osce-