The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-12-04
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS

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us at the time OF going to press.
The A. o. U. W. Lodge elected new
officers last Saturday evening.
w. H. Smith OF Newark spent sey-
eral days in town tbs week on busi-
ness.
Manchester Club Hand Made Sour
Mash Whisky +. NJ Clark, sole
agent, Ely
The l. o. o. f. Lodge held It's regu-
lar meeting Monday evening an elected
new officers.
There have been four deaths here in
the past months, aud there is still con
siderable sickness,
Thanksgiving pass off quietly here,
there being no demonstrations other
than services In the mission.
Mrs. Margaret Greene and Fred Bor-
ebert of Cherry spent several days in
town this week on business.
All members of the Robinson Miners
Union are requested to meet at Ely hall
on Tuesday, Dec. 8, at 8 p. m.
Miss Jennie Carothers returned home
this week from Preston, where she has
just closed successful term OF school
Jos. Watson and Chris Disregard
left Tuesday morning for San Francis
co to enjoy the winter in that metrop-
oils.
For Sale Cheap, a span of good
work horses, together with harness and
wagon. Inquire Of H. Dar+ngi George
town.
John Parkinson came ia from Star
Valley, Elko county, this week to do
assessment work on some mining claims
he owns In this district.
The Ely Social Club dance, which
was to have been given last Friday
evening, was put of on account of there
being so much sickness here.
The Ladies Aid Society have post
poned their Bazaar and Festival until
Friday, Dec II, ON account of tn,
death OF Miss Gallagher. See their ad.
In another column.
The boiler, engine and hoist for the
Ruth niue passed through town Mon.
day. They will soon be placed In po'
sition and active operations on the
sinking OF the shaft begun.
Manuel Devhn, who, for some time
has been considered non eompus men
It's, though not at all violent, was eN
amined by DIR. Richardson before the
court this week and pronounced fl
subject for the asylum.
Messrs. Barnes and White, two gen
temen from Montana, arrived In tow
last woek looking for business loca'
tion. They are now engaged IN run
ming the saloon formerly occupied by
Jos. Watson, having closed deal with
that gentleman on Monday.
Mrs. A. 4. Stearns returned last Sat
urday from Reno, whore she had beci
TO visit Mr.. Stearns. She says tina
his condition is very much improved
mentally and physically, and that il hi
Improvement continues he will receiv
his discharge inside of two mouths.
Services will be held Mt the Missioi
Hall on Sunday, Dec. at / a. m an
I M; Sunday School a. 10 o. m, Hol.
Communion at II O'Clock service
Mem hers are specially requested 10 b
present at the morning service.
ARNoLDUs MILLER.
Thos. Robinson, Jr. Of Newark Val
ley is In town this week on business he
fore the Court in connection with tn
estate OF his father. His brother. Ray
mond, who has been employed at Nn
HAYES for several months, has rcslgue
his position there and accepted pos
tion with W B. Graham.
A young lady brought in some chick
ems the other day with their feet care
fully tied, and laid them on the eounte
In store. The merchant who bougi
them, fearing they would fall off on th
noor, said "WIl they lay theie?
"Oh. no." she stammered, blushingll
'they. are all roosters. And now I'll
merchant gets red in the face at III
sight OF u chicken.
From the State returns that hay