The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-01-24
BLY SCRAPS.

A good photographer here.
Good rooms can be had In the Mag
nuson lodging house, in connection with
the Riepe hotel.
We learn from Carson paper that
the Governor has appointed Messrs. A.
T. Stearns and John Weber of our
town as Notaries Public.
Mr.. Riepe has had meal tickets prin-
ted, and now any OF his numerous pa
irons can buy these tickets, and use
them whenever he gets hungry.
Mr.. Andrew Sorensen will leave soon
for Mayfeld, Utah, where he will prob
ably remain until March. Mr. Soren-
sen says he cannot get along without
his paper, and so his paper will follow
him.
We are glad to see Mr.. Weller on
the street, again, aud able once more
to be at work. Repairing the accident
at the Electric Power house, has lately
claimed MS dtIentlOn.
WOOD WANTED This Office will
be glad to receive Wood In exchange
for subscription or other debts owed
the paper. Hurry up, now, gentle
men, we must not be left in the cold.
New Machinery arrived on Sunday
and Monday last, for the Robust Min,
among which we noticed Rotary Dry
er. The Robust is going steadily ahead
and promises us great things in about
thirty days.
Thanks to the energetic work OF Mr.
Ben. Strandman, the force OF this 0tii
ice was enabled to resume work few
hours after the fire was extinguished.
Mr.. Strandman is a W orkman after our
own heart.
The Georgetown public school open
ed on Monday morning, with an enroll
ment OF fifteen pupils. Miss Elliker,
the Teacher, who lately took the ex-
animation, passed, we hear, with a
grade OF ninety-three.
II troubled with a weak digestion,
belching, sour stomach, or II you feel
dull after eating try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price,
% cents. Samples free at f. NJ. Clark
Drug Store.
A letter received lately by one OF her
friends, from Miss Mollie Campton,
now in the East, says that she has had
her visit out, and is now ready to re-
turn. There are still people who love
the Sage Brush and the mountains of
Nevada.
The Elmira members of the Board OF
Directors OF the Chairman NJ. u l..
Company gave magnificent dinner to
Mr.. w. N. McGill, at the Langwell, on
Friday, Jan Is. The beautifully prin.
ted Menu has been shown to us.
Mr.. John Weber, on his way to Car
son, was interviewed by the Reno Jour-
nal, and gave that paper some facts re.
garding Ely and White Pine county.
Our people when away from home, are
always able to say good thing for the
County, and this Camp especially.
The tax sale ad vertised In these col.
umns, took place last Monday, at the
Court House, at noon. Mr.. f. A. Me-
Dermid bought forty OF the eighty
acres Of land advertised. Three other
pieces of property were hidden in by
the county The number OF sales ad-
yertised was unusually small.
George Greenup, a teamster at work
at the Chairman mine, met with
painful accident last week. While
helping to fix car which had run of
tho track, he fell a distance of fifteen
feet, receiving u severe scalp wound.
Medical attendance was quickly fur
nished and at present he is doing well.
1t blew Iquite hard the other night
and while lying in bed, listening to the
bowling OF the wind, we began to think
of certain possibilities. What would
Ely do in case fire OF any dimension
broke out in any OF our low wooden
buildings; Ought not our citizens try
to provide for an emergency which
may arise at any time? Patent fire.
extingulshers would be better than
nothing. To be forced to hold our
hands and see the town destroyed is not
ayleasant possibility.
A few days ago we received SUBJ
cription from Mr.. N. b. Dunton, In
Camden, Maine. Now, there is moth
ing very startling about that, but to us
1t seemed something out OF the ordina-
ry that man from SO far away should
want paper published in Nevada. So
We enquired about our subscriber, and
found several, and could have found
more, who remember him kindly, and
with much pleasure. Mr.. Dnnton was
at one time resident OF Spring Val
ley; he was a cattle man, and Is suppo-
sed to have made considerable for
tune In the business. He Is grand
army man, having worn the blue du.
ring the rebellion. He lived In the
Sand wich Islands for awhile, and FUR