The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-10-31
Wise In Their Generation.

Wise people select popular routes for
travelling Accommodations. Such wisdom
was displayed during the last eleven
days when the following noted people
selected the the Ely, Cherry Greek and
Wells stage line as means OF trans
portation: W. N. McGill, one OF the
stockholders OF the Utah and Nevada
Express Company and General Manager
OF the Mckinley mines OF Ely; Apostle
Anthony Lund, counsellor to President
Smith OF the Mormon church; w. A.
Watson, owner OF the Joana mine OF
Cocomongo; Mrs. Joseph Callaghsn,
wife OF one of the owners and mana
gers OF the Pick and Cad Mining Co.
OF Cherry Creek and her brother G.
Reilly; Mrs. S. J. Townsend, wife OF
DIR. Smith J. Townsend, chief surgeon
of the Mammoth Mining Co. and dis
trlct physician for Tintic, Utah, and
her son, Morris; Bert Wertheimer,
representative OF Paul Friedman,
wholesale liquor dealer of San Francis
co, CAL; B. r. Jones. representing
Sideman & Sackmons, cigar manufac-
turing esta blishments OF San Francisco;
Hon. John B. MCGEE, prominent
mining expert OF the Pacific Coast; Dan
Murphy, Mat Smith, W. Nichol and
Mr.. Stephens, all skilled mechanics
from the Chairman Mining Co. s en-
ploy at Ely euroute for the U. s. Min
ing Co. OF Utah; ]. P. Cooper, U. s.
Army (retired); Miss Maggie O'Hare
OF Carson City, school teacher for
Butte district White Pine comfy and
her sister, Miss Ida, who Is also q
visitor from Carson; Emmit Short, son
OF Hon. Thomas Short of Ruby valley;
Hon. G. F. Parker, ex-member OF the
Nevada Legislature and owner and
general manager OF the Cherry Creek
water works; Miss May Campbell and
Mr.. Geo. Campbell, students OF the
San Francisco business college, Thos.
J. Boofer, and ex-employee OF the
Glasgow and Western Exploration
CUnpauy Of Eevada, Ars. N C. billy,
tourist from Nebraska enroute TO
White River, New; Rev. Father Man
ion, an ardent believer In catholicism
and high priest OF the Catholic church;
G. Metchatch, subject of the Italian
government: w. Fl. Weller, mechanic
OF Ely enroute to Utah; W. S. Will
liams: G. w. Byron, West Watson,
deputy sheriff w. p. Co., New; Miss
Crow from Carson City, teacher for
Steptoe school: E. d. r. Thompson,
Mr.. Lynn and Mr.. Bradley, directors
of the Ely M. & M. Co.. Miss Alice
Martin, visitor from Spruce to Ely:
Miss Carrie Bennett, sister OF Edward
Bennett, one OF the owners OF the
Olympia Mining Company OF Egan
canyon: c. v. Gilman, mining expert
from Montana; Guy F. Gallagh her, son
of ex-commissioner W. G. Gallagher
of Kent, New; Louis Piccollo, con.
tractor and teamster; j. A. Jennings
and ]. II. Clyde, capitalist mining ex-
perts from the East inspecting the
Butte valley copper mines.
Many OF those noted gentlemen were
heard to exclaim that this line was
gong OF perfection and that the an.
gelic courtesies extended from Wells to
Ely are unexcelled In the history OF
modern life. Scarcely does the south
bound stages reach the stations until
the quadrupeds are extricated from the
vehicles, while the passengers are
beaut' fully stimulated with nutritious
ailments. With instantsneously equip
ped relays, the exquisite pleasure and
the supreme felicity OF this scenic Jour.
ney Is copiously enjoyed, and by the
time Aurora Borreallis illuminates the
| oriental horizon their destination Ia
visible. Congratulations are extended
the courteous reinsmsn for their ami.
able hospitality, adding that all had
been literally rewarded for their pc.
cuniary recompensation.
~ Tourists are cordially requested
to report any negligence or irregular.
tiles on the part OF the attaches OF the
service to the Assistant Superintendent
of the operating department.