The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-05-16
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

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Latest quotations. Lead, 1890;
copper, s15s; silver, 5ei
For artistic job printing OF all kinds
send your orders to the NEWS office.
Judge Henry Bush is the Mining
Recorder for the Hamilton District.
Paw your taxes before June and
avoid the penalty that then attaches.
Miss Ida Carothers has closed her
school In the Hogum district and
returned TO her home in Ely.
Remember the ball next Monday
evening to be given by the ladies for
the benefit of the school house fund.
Miss Clara Mather, who recently
closed her school in the Butte district,
il visiting Ely, the guest of Mrs. d. Z.
Mcdonald.
DR., Davis has moved into his new
Office on Main Street and when all oil
his furniture has arrived will have
comfortable and coy quarters.
1t 10 reported that two more deaths
occurred during the past week among
the Indians at Cherry Creek, who had
been afflicted with the smallpox.
Henry Tucke, who was employed at
the Chairman here under the Lane
management, has just been appointed
postmaster at Sheridan, Nevada.
Henry NJ. Jones, the prosperous
rancher of Indian Greek was in Ely
yesterday, purchasing supplies and
attending to other business matters.
Sol Hip has donated the use of his
hall to the Sunday School, and when
the school house is no longer available
the Sunday exercises will be held
there.
Miss Cora Cronant, daughter of c.
II. Cronant, agent OF the Eureka and
Palisade Railroad at Eureka, will spend
the vacation season with relatives at
Sacramento.
w. n. McGill was brought in from
his shearing corral on Friday after
noon, where he had been taken
seriously i'll, but after few days under
DIR. Davis care he recovered his usual
health.
Mrs. L. NJ. Bruno the professional
nurse, who attended a number of in
valids at Preston, Lund and other
places in White Pine county last winter,
is now residing on the Lorigan ranch
at Currant Creek.
The Trustees for the new school
district formed by the Board of Com
missioners last week for the northern
part of Newark Valley will be APP
pointed by Superintendent Stearns
within a few days.
Professor G. H. Ramsdell, prestidi-
gitateur and marionette performer,
win give his popular entertainment,
"A Night in the Wonder World" at
Hips hall on Saturday evening Of
this week. Don't forgeti it.
The shearers, who have been en-
gagged in shearing the focks of w. n.
McGill, finished their labors ON Mon
day and left the next day for Utah.
They will return shortly and shear a
number of Hocks in this vicinity.
Miss Belle Butler, the teacher of the
Warm Springs school, accompanied
by the Misses May and Laura Camp
bell and Messrs. George and Charley
Campbell, came in on Tuesday and at.
tended the entertainment that evening.
Miss Maud Norman of Illipah, Miss
Ruby Mechanics, who taught the
Newark Valley School last term and
Miss Bremenkampf of Eureka left for
San Francisco yesterday to see the
President, and incidently to attend the
Flower Show.
1t was Newton Boyd and not B. P.
N0teman with whom c. c. Smith
was negotiating last week for a
bond on mining claims. Mr..
Noteman, however, has a number OF
properties which other parties are
negotiating for.
Walter Rynearson this week pur.
chased the residence property OF Sol
Hip just west of w. B. Graham's, ths
consideration being $3.50. AS Walt Il
a single man many people are sitting
up nights wondering what he is going
to dc with that house: but we won'i
tell.
Evan Williams, an old and highly
respected citizen of Nevada died al
San Francisco on May s, where he had
gone for medical treatment. Mr..
Williams was in Ely few years age
and examined the Chairman mine,
before the present company purchased
it.
A number OF dogs and cats have
turned up their toes in Ely recently
from the effects of poison which is
being put out by parties unknown.
This is a dangerous practice, as the
animals in their agony are liable to
bite children or others, and the result
,,,frht n, aarious