The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-07-24
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

Manchester Club Hand Made Sour
Mash Whisky, F. NJ. Clark, sole
agent, Ely
Palermo Club Re. Distilled fine Cop
per Hand Made Sour Mash Whisky
Peter Zunini, Lane City, agent
The big freight outfit of the Eureka
& Palisade Railway Company came In
last Thursday loaded with merchsn-
disc for W. B. Graham.
Joe Newman returned home this week
from Salt Lake City, where he spent
the past month receiving medical treat
ment. He Is much improved in health.
OF the applicants for teachers certif-
Gates who took the examination last
week, Miss Ida Gallagher received
grammsr grade and Dannie Mcdonald
primary grade.
Will Berry, who went to Salt Lake
City a month ago for treatment, is vis-
iting his sister In Elko county, and
will continue under the doctors care
for some time to come.
Tho State Board last week denied a
pardon to Hill Hamilton, who is serv-
ing life sentence in the State Prison
for the murder Of Marion Clements In
Pleasant Valley on May IL, 1899.
Geo. Peacock went to Eureka last
Sunday to meet his mother, who will
make her home with him In Ely. They
will reside on hurry street. In the house
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs, Sullivan
All Catholic children In Ely and vi
cinity are requested to meet at the
home of Mrs. j. q. Eager on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, at which time
Sunday school class will be formed.
VIM. Matson came over from Hsmil.
ton last week with his pack animals and
has taken Q contract to furnish wood
for ths Fortuna Grande Copper Com
pauy at their Pilot Knob and Giroux
mines.
Mike Ahern came in last Sunday
evening from Ruby Valley on his way
TO Hamilton, with his camping outfit.
but early Monday morning his horse
died and he has been unable to proceed
on his journey.
F. M. Clark has placed new electric
fan In his place of business and the re-
suit 10 OVvi, pleasant room. The
drug store Is now the only place in
town where man can cool off properly
after heated political argument.
Mrs. s. n. Gilbert has purchased the
house and lot recently occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Peterson, In the southern
part of town, and Is having the rooms
newly papered and put in good repair.
She expects to move into her new home
early next month.
Frank Quinn was an arrival this
week from Eureka and is looking over
the camp. Mr.. Quinn cleared up sew.
eral thousand dollars couple OF years
ago while working claim on Adams
Hill, and is in all probability willing to
add to his store OF worldly goodsin Ely.
WINS. Bliss, who was passenger
on board the Jeanne, recently rescued
from the ice drifts in northern waters
attempted with four others to reach
Cape Prince Of Wales on the Ice, but
was compelled to return to the vessel.
He had his hands and feet frozen, but
not seriously.
W. L. Peters and G. A. Walker
spent q couple Of days hunting In the
vicinity of the Summit last week and
returned home with sagehen number.
ing In the neighborhood of 100.
They were good ones, too, and the
boys have our permission to go again
and do likewise.
The Ladies Card Club met last Sat.
urday afternoon with Miss Hannah
Smith, and notwilhstandi ng the fact
that the Thermometer fingered around
the 100 mark, spirited game was play.
ed. The prize winners were Miss Daisy
Briggs, first; Mrs McGill, second, and
Mrs. Morgan the consolation.
O'Neil & Mccartney opened their
new saloon on Saturday last In the
building recently purchased from Sol
Hip. 1t Is handsomely fitted up, with
new bar and fixtures, conspicuous
among which is a large case filed with
all kinds of bottled goods. The new
firm will undoubtedly receive their
share Of the business OF the camp.
J. B. Williamson leaves today for
Phoebe for the purpose OF subletting the
mail route between that place and
Ststeline. This is one of the routes
awarded to the Utah and Nevada Ex-
press Company, of which Mr.. William.
son is the vice.president. He goes via
Osceola and will return through the
White River settlements, and in this
way will be enabled to complete the as
In those localities.
Rev. Father Manion returned on
after having made a hur-
ried trip to Newark to attend Hon.
Thos. Robinson In his last illness. Mr.. |
Robinson had been dead several hours
when he arrived there. and Father