The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-04-24
EUREKA BcHoEs.
tBy our Regular Correspondent

(By our Regular Correspondent
Mrs. w. ]. Tonkin is at present visit
inc in San Francisco with Miss Lou
Craighead, one OF the friends and class
mates of her school DAYS in Elko.
Fl. Knight, in company with Clarence
Kind. left for Tonopah on Thursday
last and arrived their Sunday evening,
Anril 20. In q dispatch received from
the travellers Immediately on arrival,
they report a perfect "Trip and bright
prospects for Tonopah.
Miss Jessie Diamond arrived from
SULPHUR on the Eureka & Palisade road
on SATURDAYS train. Her school term
there has expired and appropriate
closing exercises were held on Friday,
April Is. Miss Jessie left the following
dav after her arrival to assume charge
of the Meister school In Newark Valley.
Mrs. G. S. Henderson and daughter
Allie have been making short visit
with Mrs. Henderson's cousin In Oak
land, Cal, renewing their pleasant as
sociations connected with life In their
former home in Paris, Ontario. Before
returning home to Eureka they will
visit Mr.. E. Boomhower' family at
HOLSTER, Cal.
Mrs. G. A. Fletcher was the hostess
at a progressive whist party given at
her home on Mob Hill, Friday even.
ling, April IS. Tasteful decorations OF
ivy adorned the rooms. The prize
winners, both lady and gentleman,
we're Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Zadow. The
usual delectable viands were served,
and music, both vocal and instrument
tai, concluded an enjoyable evening.
Mr.. T. Robinson, accompanied by
his younger son, Raymond, arrived
from San Francisco last Tuesday and
was met by his son, Tom. They left
for the Bay State mine the following
day. Raymond has been holding re-
sponsible position with Hamilton, Ba-
ker g. Co., hardware dealers, and after
three years. close application to bust
ness, will remain in Nevada for some
months, and, as pleasant change from
! his sedentary occupation, will enjoy the
freedom OF his native heath.
j.. L. Butler of Tonopah fame, who
In the western vernacular might well be
called Lucky JIM, !" has purchased an
elegant residence on Eleventh street,
San Jose, Cal. This locality has been
chosen on account of its many advan-
tages, as it Is distinctively city OF
homes, and affords every opportunity
for development in education and cul-
ture. Miss Nevada Butler and her
brother Frank, now residing in Bel
mont, will leave shortly for their new
home and will take up their work In ed
ucational circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hoegh entertained a
number of friends at their home on
Spring street, Friday evening. April
III. The parlors we're decorated with
California fruit blossoms, and butter
fly favors were presented to each guest,
, in connection with the score cards.
Progressive whist was played, Mrs.
G. A. Fletcher capturing the ladies'
first prize and Mr.. Henry Kind, the
gentlemen's first prize. Mrs. F. j.
Schneider and Mr.. p. HUI received
the consolation prizes. Dainty refresh
ments we're served and the remainder
of the evening was spent in music and
conversation.
Quite number OF Eureka's former
residenters have taken up their abode
In San Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Culloden are domiciled in cosy fat on
Fillmore street. Miss Allie Phillips,
Mrs. Culloden's sister, Is making her
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Wheeler occupy
pleasant quarters In the well-known
family hosiery, the st. Nicholas.
Mr. VIM. O'Neil, formerly OF Elko,
will be located in San Francisco as local
soliciting agent for one of the long es-
tablished hardware firms In the city.
Mrs. O'Neil is at present visiting with
relatives In Eureka, but will join her
husband about the first OF May.
From private letter received by an
| nj nraotnd ETrokaan thu nth mat
reports were more than discouraging
as to the future outlook OF the new camp.
1t seems as II 1t we're to be a toss up as
to whether the present Mecca Of Me-
vada is to be or not to be. ssTonopah
faith" has become an expression of be-
lief either In the positive or negative,
and faith in Tonopah is form OF
usage in discussing the possibilities of
the 'sky rocket" camp. 1t Is to be
hoped the comparison will be misno-
mer. Word received at later date gives
an encouraging account OF the progress
of building substantial business houses,
and the noise and buzz OF moving hui
manity Is compared to hive OF bees.
Governor Sadler Is soiourning in
Eureka, awaiting the term of court to
convene April 20. During the Govern
or's stay on his old stamping ground
he has interested himself in educational
affairs and high art as well, having at
tended Prof. Church's lecture on Art
one evening last week. Despite the
Governors well known penchant for
the so called manly art of prize fight
ing, has appreciation OF culture aside
from physical" but in the direct OPP
posite was shown by his thorough ap.
probation of Prof. Church 8 disserta.
ton on "Half and High Tones" and
Giottoe's perfect circles, to say nothing
of his Excellency's inspection OF the
Sistine Madonna and Duress sketches,
made with the air and eye of a comes
sieur. On Thursday and Friday OF last
week the Governor, in company with
Prof. Ring, visited the schools OF Eu-
reka and Ruby Hill. The Governor
shed the light OF his jovial and rubi-
cund Icountenance on the pupils and
teachers of the respective departments,
and his remarks to them were greatly