The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-10-09
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

Miss. Ida Smitbson of Snake Valley
lie visiting friends in Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Nuekles are visit
ing at the Borchert ranch, near Cherry
Creek.
Manchester Club Hand Made Sour
Mash whisky, F. M. Clark, sole
agent. Ely
Senator Chas. Greene of Cherry
Creek attended a meeting of Little
Tammany held in Ely last Sunday.
Miss Mollie Scott left last Saturday
for Snake Valley and opened the school
in the Gregory district on Monday
John Rosevear came over from Ham
ilton on Monday with another consign-
ment of lumber for A. J. oartwrlght's
new building.
Herman Dress was over from Cherry
Creek this week to make arrange
ments for having the assessment work
done on his mining claims in this dis
trict.
W. A. Moyle has been appointed
Deputy County Clerk and will attend
to the duties OF the office, while Clerk
Gruuditz Is making his canvass Of the
county.
VIM. Hayes is justly recognized as
the poet laureate of Ely. His latest
and best literary effort will be found in
his advertisement in. this issue of the
News.
w. o. Norman and sister, Miss
Pearl, OF Illipah and c. Fl. HUI of Eu-
reka attended the ball here on Friday
evening last and left for home on
Sunday.
The card of the new hall appears in
this issue of the NEWS. Parties de
string to secure the use of the building
will negotiate with the manager, II.
Brown.
State Committeeman Jas. Fl. Mar
riott, accompanied by Mrs. Marriott,
came in from Osceola on Tuesday and
attended the Republican rally that
evening.
Mrs. L. c. Doty entertained the La
dies Card Club on Saturday afternoon
last. The ladies devoted their aiten-
ton 10 sixty-three. the prize winners
being Mrs. Jensen. first, and Miss Ida
Carothers, second. Fortunately there +
was no BOBBY prize.
Mrs. Clara Dan woody, optician. has
opeDsd up RI oibce ST Old6eld's Hotel. !
and viii remain here until ths latter T
part of next week. Those who may /.
desire TO have their eyes tested, or who +
may De in need Of glasses. should avail +
themselves OF this opportunity.
Under the proper bss5lug win be
found The announcement Of Neil
Munro's candidacy for the Office OF
District Attorney. Aside from his
dodgasted politics Neil Is not bad
sort Of fellow, but n this epoch Of
Republican prosperity We can see 20
hope for him.
Hayes and Davis have tuenty-six
men bow employed iuloggiBg for their
two mills on Duck Greek. They have
nine teams on the road hauling lum Der
for the New York and Nevada Copper
Company's new plant at the Keystone
and have already delivered in the
Deighborhood Of 800. 600 feet.
S. n. Nicholson, Supreme Deputy
and organizer of tbs A. o. U. W., is
In to~n on official business 10 connec.
tion with the order Mr.. Niche lson is
well pleased with the increase In men,
bership made by the local lodge and
would like TO see large number of
new members admitted during his visis
here.
Gus Pulsipher left Ely on Monday
last with the Intention OF entering one
OF the Soldiers Homes, provided by the
Government for the care of the men
who risked their lives In the defense
OF their country. Gus ls a veteran of
the Civil War, and for the past twenty
years has been resident of While
Pine county. His many friends here
will hope that hit last years may be
passed In contentment and that every
possible pleasure may be his.
Excavating for the new Catholic
church building to be erected on Mob
Hill, opposite the store OF VIM. Hayes,
Is Ia progress this week. The building
10 70 be 25x40, and, on the site which
has been chosen, 1t will show off to the
best advantage. The building at Ham
ilton has been torn down and il ready
for shipment to Ely, the objection to its
removal from that place having been
over ruled by Bishop Seaman Miss
Ellen Hayes circulated a subscription
paper this week to raise funds for the
erection OF new building and while out
only short time, met with most graf
flying success. Those who have not
YET been requested to subscribe, and
who may desire to do so, will find the
subscription paper at the store of VIM
Hayes.