The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-04-16
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

new stock OF summer goods.
Mrs. G. S. Jensen will entertain the
Ladies' Euchre Club, Saturday.
Assemblyman James Reilly and sis
ter, Miss Una, are spending few days
here, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. McKnigh.
Fine Molleson, wife and children, and
his mother, Mrs. Mary Molleson, spent
Easter Sunday In town.
In another column will be found the
Quarterly Statement OF Auditor Grnn-
ditz and Treasurer Miles, which we
were unable to publish last week.
Joseph Watson and Chris. Disregard
returned here Thursday from San
Francisco, where they had spent the
winter very pleasantly,
Sinking at the Saxton is progressing
very nicely since the installation OF the
new engine and the resumption OF work
last week,
Miss Eta Comins departed Tuesd ay
for Barnes, where she has been en-
gagged to teach the spring term OF
school.
Miss Margeret Barrett closed a most
successful term of the Georgetown
school last Friday afternoon. and de-
parted for her home in Reno, Tuesday
morning.
Large bands OF sheep, belonging TO
McGill & Adams have passed south of
town this week on their way TO the
shearing and dipping place at the
Bird ranch on Duck Creek.
A, J. Millick left this morning for
Frisco, Utah, where he will visit one OF
his daughters and also inspect some
mining property near there In which he
Is interested.
Walter Maycock, who was brought
over from Cherry Creek last week SUI
fering from blood poisoning in the hand
Is getting along nicely under DIR. Rich
ardson's treatment and Mrs. A. 7.
Stearns' nursing.
There was very large attendance Mt
the church on Sunday evening, the
attration being an Easter sermon by
Rev. Miller, and the singing OF a SOLO
by Mrs, Frank Paul and Miss Hanna
Smith.
Tho entertainment on Easter Mon
day evening by the school children,
who rendered many choice recitations
and songs with credit to themselvcs,
was pleasing success, and reflects q
great deal OF credit on the children s
instructors.
Attorney C. A. Walker has made an
other valuable addition to his law H.
brary the past week by the acquisition
OF seventy three nicely bound volumes
OF the Pacific Reporter, together with
a new cabinet book case. Mr.. Walker
now has one OF the most complete Law
Offices In the State.
K. d. r. Thompson, the prominent
Salt Lake mining attorney, arrived
here Tuesday In the interest OF the east
ern people who recently bought the
Muncy creek mines. While here Mr.
Thompson will be engaged in having
abstracts made out, ana In preparlni g
other legal papers necessary Tor th'
final transfer OF the properties,
Mrs Ira Mcknight departed yester
day morning for Shekers, where sh'
goes In the hopes OF persuading hel
aunt, Mrs. Alice Shekels, to remove u
Ely. The latter's health has been yer.
poor the past winter aud beng on the
ranch alone a greater part OF the time
IL would be act an OF wisdom for her u
come here, where she can have mcdlca
assistance and more proper care.
The Old Imperial Mining q MiliinI
Company, is the namo OF the compan.
engaged In the development OF r. ID
Cannon's mines at Cherry Creek. I
H. Cannon is President; Sylvester y
Cannon, Secretary, and John Q. Can
non, Treasurer. Both the latter gen
tlemen arc prominent and inhuentia
mining men OF Salt Lake City.