The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-04-03
The WHITE PINE NEWS,
Thursday. April 3. 1909.
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

ceiyed OF w. Grahams.
AL Paul is confined to his room thi
week with an attack OF measles.
A Knights of Pythias Lodge is to b
installed at Tonopah this month.
The Order of Druids has repre-
sentative organizing lodges in Nevada
f. S. fremont left ON Monday las
for O short visit with his family a
Eureka.
Manchester Club Hand Made Sou
Mash Whisky. f. NJ. Clark, sol
agent, Ely.
Chris lesson returned last Frida,
from trip to Mount Pleasant and Sal
Lake City.
"A. d. CamptoH went to White River
on Sunday to do some surveying for
McGill & Adams ani other parties.
Mrs. S. d. Gilbert OF Osceola spent
y few days this week visiting her
daughter, Mrs. NJ. {, shallenbarger.
w. b. Graham HI, on hand a fresh
supply of garden, tiel and flower seeds
Of all descriptions. Call and make your
selections.
A new wagon bridge was constructed
across hurry creek on Mill street this
week. II il twelve feet wide and a sub
stantial structure
Mrs. S. d. Gilbert aud family OF o.
ceola have decided to come to Ely to
reside and early this spring viii erect
adwelling house at this place for their
occupancy.
District Attorney Neil Munro has de-
cided to personally perform the duties
Of his Office during the remainder OF
his term and will not appoint deputy
TO succeed A. It. Stearns.
T. G. Davis of Cherry Creek spent
several days in Ely during the past
week and returned on Monday with
Mrs Davis, who had been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Geo. f. Metzger.
The Willow Creek Mining Company
Of Philadelphia, with capital of 81
Q00000, was incorporated under the
laws Of Delaware last week to acquire
real estate and mines in Nevada.
The Board of County Commissioners
will meet in regular ression on Monday
next: All persons having claims
against the county should file them not
later than Saturday Of this week.
The Social Clubs dance on Tuesday
evening Of this week was success as
usual. The music was furnished by W.
D. Campbell, violinist; G. FL. Rams
dell, bass viol, and Mrs. McKnig ht. pi-
anist.
W. M. Bradley, president OF the Ely
Mining and Milling Company, was ap-
pointed receiver for the bankrupt firm
OF Jarvis & Conklin at Salt Lake City
last week, his bond being fixed at $685.
900.
Sheriff Newman Is the possessor oil q
new belt and holster, handsomely orna-
mented and stamped with his name,
the handiwork OF Ira J. Mcknight. 1t
Il . dne piece Of workmanship and q
credit to Its maker.
Abe Shallenbsrger OF Osceola, who
left about the middle of March for
Tonopah, arrived at Ely yesterday on
his return trip. Mr.. Shallenbarger
says Tonopah is lively little town,
butt Is strictly a one-mine camp.
At the evening service on Sunday
last Mrs. C. W. Gaby OF Lane City and
Miss Lillian Tilford of Osceola were
baptized by Rev A. Miller. On the last
Sunday Of each month hereafter Mr..
Miller win administer the rite of bap-
tism to all candidates.
Mrs. b. F. Payne and Mrs X. G.
Davis and children left San francisco
ON Tuesday Of this week, and, after O
visit Of . few days with friends in Elko'
win return to their home In Ely Mrs,
Payne has entirely recovered from her
illness and 10 enjoying perfect health.
John C. Munson came In from Wells
ON the 18th ult. with load Of, merchan.
disc and grain for VIM. Hayes, making
the trip In nine days. Robt. Crawford
arrived on the 28th from Glover Valley
with b load Of seed oats, also for Mr.
Hayes, and reports the roads simply
indescribable.
Sue wah tReilly) has sold his store
business to China Joe and will leave
about May for China where he will
remain. Sue has been in the United
States twenty.one years and for seven
years past has been In business In Ely.
He leaves with 0 comfortable fortune
that win keep him in luxury in his own
country during the remainder of his
life.
Il. Jacobson, who for long time
has made regular trips through this
county as the representative Of Felix
Coblentz & Co., Wholesale liquor deal
ers Of San Francisco, spent several days
in Ely last week. Mr.. jacobson Is now
a member Of the firm Of Adolph Harris
s. Co., and was interviewing his old
o,,stomars IN the interest OF the new