The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-18
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

A dance was given on Tuesday even
ing at tbs new hall building.
Manchester Club Hand Made Sou
Mash Whisky. F. NJ. Clark, soil
agent, Ely
Miss Agnes Mclaughlin of Sar
Francisco is visiting with her aunt
Mrs. Nell Munro.
Mrs. A. J. Millick, accompanied b,
her con, Richard, left last Thursday
for Blackjack, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Burly, who have
been visiting In Ely, left last week fol
their home In Salt Lake City.
Palermo Club Re. Distilled fine Cop
per Hand Made Sour Mash Whisky
Pstsr Zunini. Lane City, agent.
Miss Pearl Hart, who is engaged &c
teach the Lane Cityl school, arrived
here on Thursday last from Reno.
MIss Maud Norman of Illipah went
to San Francisco last Thursday, where
she will take course 10 business col
lege.
Phil McKernAn and son, Raymond,
Ernest Randall and Fred Oldfeld re-
turned on Sunday last from hunting
trip on Duck Creek.
The Republicans of Eureka county
will hold their convention on Saturday
of this week for the nomination OF
county and Legislative officers.
Charley Minnoletti braved the hard
ships OF q night ride to Ely this week
TO attend the Democratic county con-
vention. He will never do 1t again.
Mrs. Clara Morgan, who left here on
Tuesday of last week for the West, re-
NAMED In Reno until Sunday evening,
when she continued her journey to
San Francisco.
As will be seen by advertisements in
another column, w. F. Cotton ct al.
are advertising out the delinquent co.
owners In a number of mining claims
In the vicinity OF Cherry Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Riordan OF
Spring Valley spent few days in Ely
during the past week and left yesterday
morning for White River, where they
will pay visit to Mr.. Riordan's rel
atives.
Sol Hip Of Reno will arrive in Ely
the latter part OF this month to remain
until after the election. It Is whisper
cd about In Reno that Sol has been se-
lected to handle the Newlands sack In
this part of the State and the hungry
should apply to him for their 'divy"
Immediately upon his arrival,
Mrs. John Borchert has been seri-
ously Ill at Cherry Creek for several
days past with nervous trouble, and
DR.. Davis was sent for on Sunday last
to attend her. The doctor went over
that night, making the trip in less
than Ave and half hours. The latest
report states that Mrs. Borchert Is
improving.
White Pine county Republicans will
hold their convention in Ely on Satur-
day OF this week and the gathering
promises TO be large and enthusiastic
one. Every delegate who has been
named should make 1t q point to be
present and thus insure the naming OF
ticket which will be satisfactory to
the people Of all parts Of the county.
J. A. Traylor, a brother of Consult.
ing Engineer Traylor OF the New York
and Nevada Copper Company, arrived
here on Thursday last from New York,
accompanied by bis family. Mr.. Tray
lor Is a geologist and metallurgist and
viii make study OF the formation and
metallurgy OF the company's proper.
~. The family is occupying B. B.
Birds residence In the southern part OF
town.
Mrs. A. G. Cleveland, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dunwoodey, Of
Clancy, Montana, came in last Sunday
evening from the ranch and remained
few days, visiting friends. Mrs.
Dunwoodey is sister OF Mrs Cleveland
and win remain With her on the ranch
for several weeks while Mr.. Dunwoodey
who 10 an expert metallurgist and min
-ug man, lie making q thorough inspec.
ton OF the mines OF this State.
While en- route to Reno on Tuesday
OF last week to attend the Republican
State Convention, Chas. A. Walker
received telegram stating that his
wife was seriously III with typhoid fever
at Cincinnati. At Hamilton he receiv-
cd another telegram from the attend
Ing physician advising him TO come to
Cincinnati without delay. According
iy he left the party at Palisade and
started for the East. The latest ad
vices state that Mrs. Walker is i'm.