The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-05-01
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

Dennis McEIlen returned TO Hamil'
ton last week from visit in California.
Manchester Club Hand Made Sour
Mash Whisky. F. NJ. Clark, sole
agent, Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Bird arrived In
Ely last Saturday afternoon TO remain
during the summer.
Pete Lawson, who drove stage out Of
Eureka some years ago. IL now running
Q saloon at Spencer. Idaho.
W. b. Graham has on hand fresh
supply Of garden, field and flower seeds
OF all descriptions. Call and make your
selections.
Blank Acknowledgements for the use
Of Notaries Public, specially printed for
use In White Pine county, for sale 1t
the News ONCE.
Miss Louisa Lewis, who has taught
the Preston school for the past year,
left on Monday By way Of Eureka for
her home In Reno.
Miss Annie McGarry Of Eureka has
been engaged to teach the Snake VAL
10y school and win enter upon her du-
ties on Monday next.
The Oldfield hotel has blossomed out
With new front this week and the In.
terror OF the building is to be newly
pspered and painted.
Already number Of towns through
out the State are preparing to cole
brate the Fourth Of July. What 10
Ely going 10 do about Il?
Carson Appeal: Tom remnant was .
departure for Eastern Nevada last even
Dag. where no goes to look after some
mining interests held By Governor
Adams.
A Mr.. Irving came In this week, &C.
compsnied by his wife and two chill.
dren, having driven overland from
Phoenix, Arizona. They win reside at
Pilot Knob.
At she evening service last Sunday
Rev. A. Miller baptized the three
children Of Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. Strand
man and also the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Bassett.
Frank Paul has decided to resign the
presidency OF the Ely Social Club and
his successor win probably be chosen at
the meeting to be held on Saturday
evening Of this week.
p. Harrison, one Of the early pioneers
Of this county who Joined In the rush TO
Hamilton at the time Of the White Pine
excitement, died at Great Falls, Mont,
on Sunday, April 20, ct the age of IA
years.
Ed Wheece, who went to Tonopah
recently, was bound over to the Grand
Jury last week in the sum Of %, 600 to
answer to the charge Of assault with in
tent to kill W. Il. Bertrand ct that
place.
DR.. r. Il. Richardson was called to
the Mollison ranch last Sunday to at
tend Mrs. Mary Mollison, who was
quite III with q stomach trouble.
Latest reports indicate that the lady
10 Improving.
Frank Avery's ten-horse team pulled
into the Grand Central Depot yester-
day with 225 sacks Of grain for VIM.
Hayes. This Is the first load Of con-
sienment Of 3, 200 sacks. the remainder
Of which will follow In due time.
County Clerk Grundits received q
Communication this week from Moses
w. Harrison Of Lund In which he
rendered his resignation as Justice OF
the Peace OF that township to the
Board Of County Commissioners.
Judge Talbot is expected to reach
Ely on Saturday evening Of this week.
In letter to Clerk Grunditz received
yesterday he requested that q team
be sent to meet him ct Lake Valley
and the conveyance viii start for tina,
place this afternoon.
In the case OF Olaf A. Rosengreen vs..
Eliza Holland Rosengreen, default was
entered In the ofiice Of the Clerk Of the
District Court on Tuesday Of this week,
no answer having been made to the
complaint. This being the case the
plaintiff will without doubt DO granted
. divorce on the grounds charged.
Austin Rsvilie: Ed johnson and
family have gone TO Ely, Nevada.
whore they win reside In the future.
Mr.. johnson being employed by the
Copper Fiat Co. in the capacity Of
pumpman. We wish the Johnsoni
success In their new home. a. they are
deserving OF their share Of the good
things Of this earth.
Mrs. Harriet A. Smith, mother Of
Bart L. Smith Of Eureka and Oscar J..
Smith Of Reno, died at Leeds, New
York, ON Friday last. She leaves two
cons and two daughters, Oscar J..
Smith, Bert L. Smith. Mrs. F. b
sticknsy Of Longmonth. Colo; and
Mrs. r. N. sheik Of Wheatland, wyo-
uing.
On account Of the many depredations
-h,,h have been committed by sports.