The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-09-04
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

Manchester Club Hand Made Sour
assh Whisky. F. u. Clark, sole
agent. Ely
Il. A. Couins and D. c. Mcdonald
returned on Monday from the Reno
convention.
&C. Weber and nephew, Johnniss
returned hone on Tuesday from tue
Reno convention.
J. 8. Cazisr's big fourtsen-sninal
team cane In last Saturday EIth n-r-
chsndIss from Wells.
Thos. 5. Robinson Of Newark VALLEY
spent q couple OF days Ia Ely this week
% probate business.
J. B. AcCes has commenced vor< on
> group Of claims In the Silver King
district. Lincoln county.
C. r. Reeves this week announces
his candidacy for the ONCE OF District
Atsornsy OF White Pine county.
Palermo Club Re-Dlssilled fine Cop
per Hand Made Sour Mash Whisky
Peter ZuninI. Lzns City, agent.
". A. shelIenberger, who has spent
the past few months In Ely, leaves this
morning for his home 10 Osceola.
Gabriel ZauoII Il shipping considera-
bic quantities OF high grade ore 70 the
selby company ss San francisco.
Mis- Barrett Of Reno arrived here
on Saturday last and viii teach the
school In the Georgetown district.
Deputy 8. n. Nicholson organized 80
A. o. q. W. lodge At Tuscsrora last
week wiih > membership OF twenty.
Ars. Maria sorensou returned 70
her home in Georgetown last Sunday
from . lengthy visit In Mayfeld, Utah.
Mr. DC. Mcdonald and Miss Katie
Graham returned home on Monday.
after an absence OF several weeks In
California.
Mrs. John Weber and daughter,
Florence, vent to Cherry Creek on
Sunday tolmeet P. c. Weber, returning
on Tuesday.
Del Leach came In last Saturday
from Wells and will proceed to do the
assessment work on the several claims
In which he IL interested.
The Eureka stage now leaves here
At 7 IN. instead Of 1870 p. m. as
heretofore. The new schedule went
into eject on Monday last.
James Ashley, who served as Deputy
Sheriff of Eureka county several years
ago, died a few days ago at Provo,
Utah, OF miners consumption.
Jean, Emma and Mary, the three
eldest daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p
Mcomis, left las. Thursday for Grass
Valley, Cal, where they will attend
school.
Mrs. a. A. Jackson and children,
who spent . portion Of the Summer at
the Rocco. Homestake mine, Hamilton,
returned last week to their home 10
Eureka.
W. o. Norman Of IIlipab, who
spent couple Of days 10 Ely this week,
says the ranges Ia his locality are dry
ing up, and there 10 great need OF
moisture.
The NEWS Office Is prepared TO fur
nish al kinds OF election supplies, such
a. cards, posters, dodgers, placards,
etc. Send In your orders early and
avoid the lush.
There IL . rumor anoat to the effect
that work Ia the Star mine at Cherry
Creek will be resumed shortly on
large scale. It 10 10 be hoped the report
Il well founded.
James McCreary has opened lunch
stand 10 the rear end OF W. Il. Bias
sett's saloon and 10 prepared to furnish
meals and lunches ct all hours OF the
day and night.
&c. Moon went TO Hamilton on
Tuesday and Is engaged In removing
the boilers from the old Eberhardt
plant for the New York and Nevada
Copper Company.
The Fall term OF school opened In
Ely on Monday last with Miss Florence
Lamb in charge OF the higher depart
ment and Miss Ida Carothers teacher
of the primary grade.
Services will be held In the Mission
Hall next Sunday at II a. m. and 1880
p. m, and Sunday school at 10 q. m.
A celebration Of the Holy Communion
at the morning service.
Judge Talbot, after disposlng OF all
matters to come before him In Ely.
leaves this morning for Phoebe. The
Judge was warmly congratulated by
the tFusion" convention for the
Supreme Court Judgeship.
II. A. Milllck OF o,ceola spent sever
81 days In Ely during the past week
looking after his mail contract busi
ness. The -Osceola.F Frisco route
appears to be growing In popularity
nd thu alta 0e occasionally comes In with