The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-03-20
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENING S.

Geo. Lewis of White River was IN
Ely visitor this week.
A carload Of barbed wire JUST re-
ceiyed at w. Graham's.
Peter North, who now makes ms
homo at Iund, was an Ely visitor on
Monday.
The bal given by the Social Ciuo Oh
Monday evening was well ATTENDED anu
proved an entire success.
Miss Mary Roake leaves today iof
Osceola where she will open the Spring
term of school on Monday next.
The Tonopah Bonanza warns miners
to keep away from that town unless
thew have money to prospect.
Clarence Hibbard, who was employ
ed at the Chairman since last ran'
left last Saturday for his home IN the
East.
lanes A. Shafer and family left yes
terday morning for Salt Lake oi's
where they expect to make their iu-
ture home.
w. r. Graham has on hand fresh
supply of garden, field and flower seeds
of all descriptions. Call and make your
selections.
Miss Emma Lockman of Eureka ana
Mr.. George Monsan of Duckwater were
married at the Shields Hotel in Hamil-
ton on March 10.
VIM. McAuliffe, formerly OF Ely
was elected member OF the finance
committee of the Tonopah Miners
Union last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Brown expect to
leave today, Mr.. Brown for Montana
and Mrs. Brown for the East, where
she will spend the summer.
II. S. Postofflce Inspector Frank
Hare came in Saturday evening via
Cherry Creek and departed the follow.
ing day on his way to Eureka.
Sam Parkinson left last Thursday
for his home in Deeth, and expects 10
return about June /. His many Ely
friends will be glad to welcome MN
back.
p. C. Weber is the latest TO acknow-
ledge the power of King Rheumatism.
Boss now goes about with crutcn ana
a linn that will make Commissioner
Heusser shed tears OF envy.
VIM. Edwards, the new superinten-
dent of the Fortuna Grande Copper
Company expects his family here early
next month and will reside in town II
he can secure a suitable dwelling house.
T. ], Roman, who had been in the
employ of VIM. Hayes for five months
past, left this week for Tonopah. I'M
ill new clerk can be secured, K. Z.
Davis Is chief engineer OF the delivery
wagon.
Gov. Sadler has designated Friday,
April IL, as Arbor Day and recon-
mends that the day be appropriately
observed by the pupils in the public:
schools of the State, in the pla nting oil
trees, shrubs, etc.
DIR. C. E. Wilson, dentist and opti-
clan OF Elko, was an arrival by Tues
eay's Cherry Greek stage and will re-
main until March 30. Parties requir-
ing his professional services will ind
him at the Magnuson Lodging House.
B. F. Payne received a letter this
week from J. r. Wilmington, once
prominent citizen and large property
owner in this county. Mr.. Wilmington
is now making his home at Elk Creek,
California, and says his health is very
poor.
VIM. Mulvihill left for Deseret last
week with q band of the Garaghan
horses, which had been gathered at
Hon. Fl. A. Comins' ranch. The animals
were delivered on contract to par
ties who will ship them to Sioux City,
Iowa.
Mrs. r. Fl. Richardson will leave in
about three weeks for visit with
friends in Illinois. At the same time
Mrs. Baker and daughter, Miss Lulu,
who have been visiting in Ely for a
year past, will leave for their Eastern
home.
Thos. Finnerty, who had been en-
ployed at Pilot Knob for several
months, left Tuesday morning for
Cripple Creek, Col, where his brother
has lease on valuable gold property.
He expects to return in about six
months.
Peter Zunini is Offering his saloon at
Lane City, for sale, together with his
dwelling house, stone cellar, corral,
etc. This Is an excellent opportunity
for somebody to step into an establish
cd business at low price, See adver-
tisement 10 another column.
VIM. Hayes has on hand new supply
Of Clover Valley white oats, re-clean-
ed wheat, barley, alfalfa, potatoes, etc.,
for seed, all of which are guaranteed to
produce good crops, regardless of the
weather or the supply OF moisture. See
his advertisement in another column.