The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-27
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

Egg are retailed In Salt Lake City
e is cents dozen.
A carload Of barbed wire just re-
eeiyed 81 w. drsham's.
DR.. @. E. Wilson left Tuesday morn
ing for his home OF Elko.
The District Court is In session at
Eiko. this week, Judge Talbot pre-
aiding.
John wearne Of Cherry Greek spent
last Friday In Ely attending to business
matters.
The Ely Social Club has decided to
give another ball on Tuesday evening,
April I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alb. Brown and A..
n. MARI left Ely on Saturday last for
Montana. =
u. c. Shallenbarger will serve as
caller Of the Social Clubs ball on the
evening OF April /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. b. Bird have decid-
cd 70 postpone their return to Ely un-
tilshs arst Of May.
r. A. Rlepe yesterday sold the Har.
mon springs south OF town TO Stephen
Williams Of Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Weller have
gone to Housekeeping In Robt. Martins
house on Court street.
The LADIES' Aid Society will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. Millick- A
fdli attend dance u desired.
A. a. W iseman has been appointed
postmaster Of Wood, Elko county,
vice n. J. Wood, reaigned,
Nsxt Sunday viii be Easter and spe-
eial services win be held ct the Episco-
pol church both morning and evening.
W. B. Graham has on hand 9 fresh
sApply Of garden, Geld and flower seeds
ofsii descriptions. Call and mako your
selections.
An interesting Easter programme
viii bs rendered by the children of the
Sunday School at the hall on Monday
evening next.
r. A. Riepe win leave on Friday
this week on business trip 10 Califor-f
inland expects to be absent two weeks
and perhaps longer.
Nrs. John Casier, mother of j. s.
Cazier, died at Toano on Wednesday
night last st the age Of 81 years. The
remains wore taken TO Nephi, Utah, for
burial.
Al soon - the weather will permit
Attorney Chas. A. Walker win begin
the construction Of an addition on the
west side Of his residence to be used as
AlaW ofase.
Farmer Jones Of Indian Crock was In
town last Thursday with load Of pro-
duce. Mr.. Jones never brings any
thing but the best to the Ely market
and always fnds ready customers await
ing him.
:. The Utah and Nevada Express Com
= advertising for bids for carrying the
nails over the following lines: Ely to
Phoebe; Ely TO Frisco. Utah; Osceola
70 Phoebe; osceola TO Aurum, and Ely
70 Cherry Creek.
The Rocco Houestaks Company In
vites proposals for, alling and sewing
The ore sacks st their mine near Ham,
ltop, and also for packing Same to the
summit, bids TO DO opened on April Is.
Gee notices In smother column.
rs "a stated on reliable aushsrity that
the only obstacle standing in the way
Of 81 least two weddings In Ely Is the
scarcity Of dwelling houses. win not
some Of our capitalists supply the ur-
gent demand and thus make posterity
their debtors
Chas. A. Walker received q letter
this wcsk from Timnath, Colorado,
stAtine thst W. J. Barney, a former
resident Of Ely. had disappeared from
. mining camp near Cripple Creek, and
the general opinion 10 that he has been
murdered, Mrs. Barney resides at
Timnash.
WIN Clements and Louie Frank,
Who returned last Wednesday evening
from Tonopah, located's claim en-
route. samples from which assayed
oll0 In eold'to the ton. They arc now
purchasing supplies and propose to re-
tura 70 the property and thoroughly
prespsctit.
A. shown By the record kept by
County Recorder Garsghan tho snow.
fall thus Tor during the month of
March has amounted to % inches.
On the mountains, Of course, the pre-
cipitation has been much greater,
which should insure good ranges for
he coming season.
After rest Of approximately forty
lays, during which time the members
observed the Lenten season,
he Ladies' Card Club win resume their
regular tri-weekly sessions immediately
,ster Eastsf. The 6rst meeting win be
,xld with Hiss Mollie Campton on the
lrst Saturday afternoon In April.