The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-05-02
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

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Mrs. Mary Mollison of Steptoe is
visiting this week with Mrs. W. B.
Graham.
Robert Crawford's freight teams
came In from Wells last Friday loaded
with lumber for VIM. Hayes.
Mrs. Baker OF Illinois, is visiting her
brother, Neil Munro, and is accompan-
led by her daughter.
A. B. Mcdonald, the Duck Creek
lumberman, spent few days in town
during the past week.
Rev. Geo. F. Plummer left Tuesday
morning for Lancing, Michigan, where
he will make his future home.
Jas. II. Marriott of Osceola came in
last Friday evening and remained until
Sunday attending to business matters.
Peter Zunino received consignment
of lumber last week to be used in build
ing an addition to his Lane City saloon.
Miss Laura Williams and Miss Jennie
Carothers came in from White River
Friday evening and returned the next
day.
J. G. Marx, disappointment of
the Ely Mining and Milling Company,
has established his residence at No. III
West street, Reno.
Mary J. Bews OF Toano has been APP
pointed administrators of the estate OF
James Bows, deceased, and also of the
estate of Joseph Bows.
Vim. Hayes had new veranda built
In front of his Main Street building
last week, which is duly appreciated by
the occupant, Z. o. Connors.
Mrs. Birdie Fox returned to Ely
Sunday in company with Sol Hip,
after an extended visit with friends in
California, and at Reno, Nevada.
Walter Rynearson has been deyoting
his spare time during the past week to
building barn to house a horse and
buggy which he keeps for his friends.
A social dance will be given at Hips
Hall on Friday evening OF this week.
Good music will be in attendance, and
supper will be served at Riepes Hotel.
W. a. Moore OF Cold Creek, White
Pine county, warns all parties not to
sell, give away or kill any horses bear
ing his brand ) on the left shoulder.
Considerable prospecting is being
done in the vicinity of Hamilton at
the present time and number of new
claims have been located there within
the past few day.
Will a. Moyle returned home Sun
day morning from Salt Lake City,
accompanied by his sisters, Misses
Nellie and Maud who will make Ely
their future home.
Vim. Hayes and Attorney c. A.
Walker have been missing from their
accustomed haunts for several days,
and the whereabouts of each of them
is profound secret.
County Clerk Grunditz finds that it
Is the duty of the County Commission
ers to appoint Sheep Inspector, and
the new official will probably be named
at the meeting of the Board next Mon
day.
Two prospectors, who had been on
tour through Southern Utah and
along the Colorado river, passed
through Ely last Saturday ON their
way to Salt Lake, intending to visit
the Deep Creek country en- route.
W. b. Graham set out row of
shade trees in front of his residence on
Friday last. and during the warm
days 10 cprns the carrying al water tn
prompt their growth will b4 10 him
source Of infinite pleasure perhaps.
Capt Frank Drake Of Vallejo. cal.
who at one titue va prominent .esi
dent OF this county, is at Hamilton this
week, and will endeavor to round up his
range horses which have been running
on the ranges south of that place for
several years past.
April "A was pay day at the Pilot
Knob and Cumberland Mining Com
pany's properties, the checks being
cashed by w B. Graham, who pays
out from $4,000 to s1s,0 a month
among the employees of the different
mining properties now being operated
in this camp.
When w. N. McGill left here last
Thursday for his ranch he had among
his personal effects full box OF choice
neatly tied up in brown
paper, but they dropped out of the
buggy on the way, and the men at
work at the Chairman smoked high
priced cigars for day or two after
ward.
Prof. II. A. Laewen. Of Wellsville,
New York, who for some years past
mas been principal OF the German
Lutheran school in that city, arrived
n Ely by Thursday mornings stage
md will take position with the