The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-06-12
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS

few days IN Ely eni'
w. N. McGill returned home On "o"
aav from his trip to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Phil McKernan left ias1 W'0A
for n visit with friends in Idaho.
Manchester Club Hand Made sour
Mash Whisky. F. M. Clark So's
agent, Ely.
no, Leach came in last "Wednesday
evening from Wells to LOOK AFTER nA'
mining interests here.
Palermo Club Re.Distilled fine Cop
oa, Hand Made Sour Mash Whisky,
Peter Zunini, Lane City, agent.
BLANK acknowledgements for the US
ot Notaries Public, specially printed Tor
use in White Pine county, for sale At
the NEWS Office.
DIR. Wilson, the Elko dentist, came
over last Sunday on professional ousi-
CESS and will return home the latter
part OF the week.
Miss Jennie Carothers has been en-
gagged to teach the Summer term OF
school in Shake Valley and leaves this
week to enter upon her duties.
Miss Mollle Scott graduated last
week from the Normal section OF the
State University and returned Satur'
day morning to her home In Ely.
Treasurer J. B. Williamson received
a handsome new buggy from Chicago
last week and all his best girls are anx
iously waiting for their turn to ride.
The children OF the Sunday School,
accompanied by their teachers, had
their general picnic on the grounds
south of town yesterday. A good time
is reported.
Mrs. Pierce and daughter, Miss Nora
Mason, who have been the guests OF
Mrs. w. 8. Graham for the past fort
night, leave today for their home In
Cherry Creek.
The case Of Carter VS.. Gubler, tried
before Justice M. w. Harrison at Lund
some months ago, is to be appealed to
the District Court and win be tried at
the next term.
Syl Coblentz, representing the whole
sale LIQUOR house of Felix COblentz d
Co., San Francisco; called on his Ely
customers this week and went to Cherry
Creek Tuesday.
AL Nuckles and wife came over from
Cherry Creek on Tuesday. Mrs. Muck
les returns today, but Mr.. Nuckles will
remain and expects to remove his fam
lily here later.
C. e. Harris left Monday morning for
Albion, Idaho, where he viii do the
necessary work on group OF claims
held by him. He expects to return to
Ely in November.
f. x. Murphy has purchased from
Henry Savornin the residence and lots
situated on the west corner of Third
and Lay streets. The consideration
was not stated. -Winnemucca Silver
State.
p. c. Weber returned last Sunday
evening from Salt Lake City,, where
he succeeded in stuffing guillible
Tribune reporter full of politics and
other things relating to the Sagebrush
State.
The Ladies' Card Club met last Sat-
urday afternoon with Mrs. r. 81. Rich
ardson. The prize winners were Mrs.
]. B. Simpson, first; Mrs. Frank Paul.
second, and Mrs. J. NJ. Lynch, the con.
ISOLATION.
Messrs. johnson & Sons OF Toano
passed here on Sunday with an addi-
tional $50 head of cattle purchased In
the vicinity OF White River. The an
finals were being driven to Toana for
shipment.
Miss Ellen Hayes left on Thursday
last for San Francisco to purchase new
goods for the Summer trade. The first
selections are now coming In by stage,
aud the prices are right. Call and sec
for yourselves.
81. P. Homer, cousin OF W. N. Nc.
GIN. arrived in Ely on Monday last
from Buffalo, New York. and will re-
main for some weeks looking over the
resources Of the greatest mining
camp on earth.
The estate Of the late Simeon Wen
ban, including the mines on the bound.
airy line between Eureka and Lander
counties, was distributed to the widow
in San Francisco last week, che being
the sole legatee named In the will.
The business licenses In White Pine
county for the present quarter aggre.
gate sl,0aa60. This Is by far the
largest amount received from this
source for many years, which Is proof
that business in the county Is steadily
increasing.
D. C. Mcdonald returned home last
Wednesday from his visit to Nova SEQ
tia and the East, During his absence
he visited Washington, Philadelphia,
New York, Buffalo, and other Eastern
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