The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-01
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

A son was born to the wife of Orlan-
do Morley at Preston last week.
The lates; metal quotations are: Sill
yer, 593; Lead "a so; Copper $3.50,
NJ. II. Cochran isover from Schell.
bourne 90 visit TO bis daug hter, Mrs.
j II. Eager
II Indications count Tor much Ely
will Nefy sbortiy. witnesses another
marriage of two young people.
w A. Buison, he veteran vegetable
distributor Of snake valley, pulled in
again Wednesday with four.horse
load OF cdibles
Many new patients have been added
To the sick list this week. Other vic
tins are recovering. and no serious
cases are reported.
Budd Gallsp her left his home on
Duck Creek yesterday for San Fran
cisco. where he will take a business
course in Heald's Business College.
Local mine owners are busy these days
in preparing for the commencement of
the annual assessment work upon their
holdings, and are having some difficult
ty in getting tho required help.
The storm of the past few days so
soaked the pile OF rubbish that was ar.
ranged for last nights test blaze that
1t was thought advisable to postpone
until some more favorable occasion.
The employees OF the Grand Deposit
Copper Co., over at Muncy creek, have
our thanks for the invitation sent us
To attend dance to be given by them
on Saturday evening, October 3rd, at
Muncy.
The Phoebe Record says: DIR, ]. d.
Campbell will leave for Salt Lake about
tho 10th or 18th OF October. He will
go to The hospital there to undergo
another opei alton on his arm.
Mrs. Geo F. Mezger left this morn
ing for ST. George, Utah, to Join her
husband who left here some time ago
To accept position in the mines near
there.
A. d. Csmpton and family have
taken up their residence in the J. b.
Mathewson house. DR.. Richardson
and family will shortly move into the
Campton residence.
Dan McKinnon. an old w hite PiDer,
was found dead in the brush near Cali.
entes, Lincoln cousty, last week.
Death resulted from whiskey and pneu-
monia.
Thos. Finerty, who left here over a
yearsgo to join his brother in a mine
lease at Cripple Greek, Colo, returned
to camp Tuesday. via Calientes, where
he reports considerable activity In
railroad construction work.
Miss Edith Bray, eldest daughter o
Joseph Bray. formerly Supt. Of tn,
New York & Nevada Copper Co, o
bnlS place, was mhFflel NJ Jit houio u
her parents in Arlington, Ne" Jersey
last Tuesday evening to IA prom.nen
merchant OF that city.
Three days and nights of rail-
storm, accompanied by severe claps o
thunder and flashes OF Tightening, Il
the weather record OF the past week
To have such heavy rain storms a
this time OF the season is rather an ex
ceptiona occurrence, aud no good u
the farmers can result from IL.
The culinary department OF TIL
boarding house at Pilot Knob changed
hands this week, Mesdams HenninI
and Day taking the supervision OF tina
department. which was formerly con
Quoted by MIR. jenkins and wife,
Ed. Millard and son, the gentleme
who have secured a lease OF the Cham
man tailings, have completed the build
ing of their plant and are now engage
In arranging preliminary details nee
cessary tecome the commencement c
actual operations, which will probabl
not be begun until they have provide
means to prevent the freezing OF tn
cyanide solution.