The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-08-07
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

days In Ely during the past week.
Mrs. S. G. Tucker Is in Phoebe, visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Campbell.
J. L. Smithson came In from his
Snake Valley ranch last Sunday on
business.
Attorney Chas. A. Walker returned
home last week from lengthy visit to
Hamilton.
Manchester Club Hand Made Sour
Mash Whisky, F. III. Clark, sole
agent, Ely
A Salt Lake party lie advertising
$500 shares Of Ely Mining Company's
stock for sale
J. B. Mathewson will tear down
his residence building at Hamilton this
season and remove it to Ely.
Palermo Club Re.Distilled fine Cop
Der Hand Made Sour Mash Whisky
Peter Zunini, Lane City, agent.
The Ely Millinery Store announces a
Clearance Sale to continue through the
month OF August. Prices reduced for
cash.
Miss Laura Orr, who graduated from
the State University this year, has &C.
cepted q position In the Floriston
school.
Attorney Frank x. Murphy of Win
nemucca, accompanied by Mrs. Murphy
has been spending few days with the
latter's relatives In Eurka.
w, L. Brandon, who taught the
Cherry Creek school last year. has
been elected principal OF the Yerriug-
ton school at salary of $50 month.
James Logan of the Pilot Knob force
returned yesterday from two-wceks
fishing trip at Muncy creek. he re-
ports an excellent time and the fish
ing good.
Miss Carrie Ballinger. accompanied
by her little nephews, George and Ed.
die Brandt, left yesterday for Elko,
where they will make their home with
a brother OF Miss Ballinger.
W. N. McGill is erecting windm at
his Ely residence, which, by the way,
has grown during the Summer until 1t
now resembles commodious villa at
fashionable Summer resort.
Howard W. Baker of Snake Valley |
made his first trip to Ely this week
with load OF excellent fruit and veg
etables, and will make regular visits
here during the remainder of the sea-
son.
Steps will be taken shortly to organ
lee degree OF honor in Ely in connec-
ton with the A. o. q. W. This Is an
order for the ladies', as well as the men,
and provides an insurance of 81, 900 for
It's members.
Rev. Father Manion returned last
Saturday from Cherry Creek and held
services on Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Miss HAYES. He will probably
make regular visits to Ely, beginning
In the near future.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Card Club, which was to have been
held this afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Paul, has been postponed until Thurs
day afternoon, August 81, on account
of the death OF Mrs, Geo. T. Brandt.
The new county road between Ely
and Hamilton via Copper Flat and Pilot
Knob is to be put In repair by order OF
the Board of County Commissioners.
The old thoroughfare has been abau.
doned and parties travelling 1t do so at
their own risk.
W. q. Smith of Newark Valley spent
Monday in town attending to business
matters. Mr.. Smith reports the indi-
cations good for large crop this year
and he expects to furnish the people OF
Ely with large share of their veget
ables this Fall.
Republicans DO not forget to ct.
tend the primaries on Saturday after.
noon OF this week and cast your ballots
for delegates to the State Convention.
The polls will be open from to Z
o'clock p. m. In all the districts In the
county. See notice In another column.
Mrs. Baker has sold her residence on
High street to Harry Randall, and In
company with her son, Steve, will
leave this week for Reno, where they
expect to make their future home.
Mrs Baker and family have resided In
Ely and vicinity for many years and
their friends will sincerely regret their
Mining claim owners are beginning
In earnest tn do their an nual assess ment
work and from now until the close OF
the year the supply OF miners will not
equal the demand. The law requires
an expenditure of 800 on every loca-
lion, and as there are several hundred |
,laims In this district, the amount of
money to be expended win be large
A voting precinct has been establish
"a at Lane City, with B. P. Noteman
u Registry Agent. At the next meet
ng OF the Commissioners another pre-