The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-06
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

take place in Ely in the near future.
Mrs. w. N. McGlll and Miss Camp
ton are expected home about the first
Of July.
A dog with tin can tied to his tall
created connection on Main street
last Monday night
Chas. Wagner came in from Toano
on Thursday with three big loads OF
merchandise and machinery.
Judge W. II. Tyler left Tuesday
morning for Eureka, where he will re-
main few DAYS looking after his prop
erty.
VIM. Horton, who recently sold his
Sunnyside ranch to party from Utah,
spent a couple OF days in Ely during
the past week.
Sheriff Newman has appointed A. 5.
Leahigh Deputy Sheriff and he took
the oath of Office and entered upon
his duties this week
II. N. Piper of Salt Lake City, special
agent for the New York Life Insurance
Company, spent several days in Ely,
during the past week.
Walter Rynearson Is having the
Hip house. which he recently pur-
chased, neatly papered and painted and
put in thorough repair.
r. A. Riepe is making number OF
improvements to his restaurant and sa-
loon buildings, which will greatly inn
prove their appearance.
J. 3. Mathewson commenced work
last Tuesday on the new building to be
erected by c. A. Walker and A. j.
Cartwright on Garden street
Ladies', remember the Fourth OF July
meeting to be held at Hips hall on
Saturday evening of this week, and
make 1t point to be present.
A. S. Leahigh will open fruit and
confectionery store to day in the build
ing adjoining F. NJ. Clark's drug store.
See his ad vertse ment in another col
umn.
Sol Hip left Sunday morning for
Reno and viii return within the month,
bringing Mrs. Hip and the children
who will visit here for couple OF
months.
Edward j McEllin, who ha been in
San Francisco for several months, is
says he expects to remain In old White
Pine for while.
The regular monthly dividend, No. s.
of the Rocco Homestake Mining Com
pany OF Hamilton, White Pine county,
will be paid from the Office OF Treaurer
Il. l.. Smith at Eureka, on June 10.
The Chef Frank : saloon building and
fixtures have been leased by party
whose name is withheld for the present
and the place will be reopened shortly
with a full line OF wines, liquors and
cigars.
After an illness of more than week
VIM Hayes was out ON Monday last,
and is again attending to business, al
though still quite weak from the effects
of the disease with which he was af-
tiicted.
The children Of the Sunday School,
with their teachers and friends, will
have their annual picnic on the grounds
south OF town on Wednesday of next
week, and thoroughly enioya BILE time
is promised.
Com missioner Ira J. Mcknight came
in on Sunday to attend the meeting OF
the Board. and win remain until his
building is Completed. and expects to
be ready for business within the next
two weeks.
]. H. Eager and Miss Lucy Cochran
went over to Cherry Creek last Thurs
day and attended the dance Friday
evening given in honor OF Miss Jessie
Diamond. They returned home Satur-
day evening.
Miss Maud Norman is in from her
home at Illipah, White Pine county,
attending the Commencement exercises
of the University. From Reno Miss
Norman will continue her visit to
California -Redo Ledger.
County Treasurer Williamson gives
notice this week that he Is prepared to
receive proposals. for the surrender OF
county warrants, there being more
than five hundred dollars in the Re-
demption Fund at the present time.
F. M. Clark expects to leave next
week on his trip to the Buffalo Expo
sition. During his absence 1t Is prob
able the drug store will be in charge OF
Doc. Meeks OF DeLamar, former we'll
known resident OF White Pine county.
A. III. Kooken and VIM. Hansen
came over from Cherry Creek on Sat-
urday for the purpose of securing
building in which to open saloon. 1t
Is understood they made satisfactory
and will open up for
business shortly.
Miss Slona Bonneville, who has
taught the Lane City school for the
past year, has been engaged to teach