The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-09-19


Location Notices at this Office.
Remember the ball at Hips hall on
Friday evening, October 4.
For artistic job printing of all kinds
send your orders to the NEWS office.
Mrs. M. Cohen spent few days last
week at the Mollison ranch In Steptoe
valley.
VIM. Read and J. B. Orr came over
from Hamilton on Wednesday last, and
returned on Friday.
Mrs. J. Oldfeld spent few days at
Osceola last week visiting friends. re-
turning home on Friday.
Neil Munro and Will Clements spent
q few days in Saw Mill Canyon last
week examining mining properties.
B. B. Bird left last week on trip to
Chicago, and expects to visit num-
Der OF Eastern cities before returning.
Latest advices from Cape Nome state
that Chas. D. Lane Is In the Teller dis
trict examining quartz and placer
claims.
DR.. r. Fl. Richardson and wife will
leave on Saturday of this week for
three-weeks' visit at San Francisco and
other points in California.
The ball which was announced FOR
Friday evening OF this week, has been
postponed until October 4 out OF re-
spect for the memory of President Nc
Kinley.
Last year j. f. Clements was arres-
ted and imprisoned for clipping with
Miss Nellie Porch OF Huntington valley.
Saturday evening he and Miss Porch
we're married by Justice Morgan-Elko
Independent.
C. F. Horn, who several years ago
was engaged in the banking business at
Hamilton, this county, died at Eureka
on September 7, after having suffered
several years with mental and physical
afflictions.
B. L. Smith OF Eureka, accompanied
by s. A. Sappington and W. H. Irvine
Of Salt Lake City, spent couple of
days at Hamilton last week looking
over the Rocco Homestake and other
mining properties.
D. C. Mcdonald and Walt Rynear.
son left Monday morning for Patterson
Mountain. situate over the line in Lin
nwhtyn thsdyp own she f tBere Tfey
expect to be absent three weeks.
A"cake party" was given last Frida .
evening by Miss Mollie Campton which
was largely attended. We are not
quite clerr as to just what cake party
Ia, but that it was very happy means
OF spending an evening is The opinion
ef al those present.
The NEWS this week received a re-
quest from New York banking house
for copy of the paper containing an
account of the mortgaging of the prop
erty of the Cumberland and osceola
Gold Mining and Milling Company.
The object OF the inquiry is not known.
The Ely public schools opened on
Monday Of this week with A. ]. Cart
wright as principal and Miss Belle
Butler teacher in the lower depart
ment. The total number of pupils en-
rolled is SO, OF whom 26 are in Mr..
Cartwright's department and 81 in
Miss Buffers.
A drilling contest for $3.50 will take
place at Tonopah on Tuesday next be-
tween VIM. McAuliffe and Zeb Kendall
on one side and Robert Hurley and
Jack Salisbury on the other. Mr.. Nc
Auliffe figured in single-handed con
test In Ely on the Fourth of July, and
was awarded second money.
Edward Anderson, a native at Fin
land, was killed on Friday of last week
by falling down 20O-foot shaft in the
Diamond mine at Eureka. He was en-
gagged in pushing car through drift,
when 1t plunged into the shaft carrying
the unfortunate man with it. Deceased
Was Il years OF age and had been In this
country only few months.
A Wadsworth young man took his
best girl out riding, and during the
drive the young lady fell from the
buggy and was quite severely injured
White Pine boys have method OF
averting any such catastrophe as that.
and In the history of this county no
young lady has ever been Known TO
have been thrown from buggy unless
her male companion went with her.
The payty which spent a day and
two nights at the Cleveland ranch in
Spring Valley last week returned home
on Saturday afternoon, the unanimous
verdict being that they never had quite
such a good time in their lives, and
for hospitality MIR. and Mrs. Cleveland
are voted the best people on earth.
In addition to the thirteen children the
party included Mrs. Weber and Mrs.
Lynch, with Ernie Randall and Julius
Johnson In the role OF drivers.