The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-04-23
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.
Call and examine W. B. Graham's
new stock OF summer goods.
Rev. Arboldus Miller returned last
evening from visit to Cherry Creek.
A large number OF our young folks
will leave tomorrow for picnic at Her.
cules' Gap.
w. j. Peters has been appointed
constable OF this township, the elected
constable falling TO qualify
A mum Der OF our residents have been
very successful in catching fish out Of
Murray creek the past week.
IL. jacobson. the commercial repre-.
sentative OF Adolph Harris & Co, of
San Francisco, dropped in yesterday
TO interview his pati ons here.
The machinery for tho Pilot Knob
mines rolled In Friday and Is now he.
ing rapidly put IN place.
Miss Edith Swick Of Eureka, passed
through town Tuesday enroute To Au'
rum, where she has been engaged TO
teach the school in that district.
A telephone was put in at the Ruth
mine last week, and anyone on the eS-
change, can now greet supt. Gray by
the familiar, "helloh.
c. Peterson and family OF George
town have moved to Preston, where
they will be permanently located.
C. II. Cronant, the Eureka agent Of
the Eureka & Palisade Railway, came
IN yesterday to look over the field In
the interests OF his company.
Mrs. c. S. Jensen and family will
take the Osceoa stage this morning
for Fillmore, Utah, where she viii
spend the summer vieiting relatives.
Thos. O'Neil, proprietor Of the o. &
NJ. saloon, left this morl ing for Salt
Lake City, on n business and pleasure
trip.
LOST-On the street In Ely. aladios'
half.wire gold band ring, with single
diamond setting. A reward OF $40 will
be given the finder Of the same, If de-
lvered at this Office.
The Main street is once again as
suming it's natural appearance, ard
by the last OF the week Contractor Gil
bert will have completed the work OF
filing in and graveling.
A surprise party was given Mrs. Fox
Tuesday evening, by several OF the
younger people. Numerous games,
jokes, and a repast rendered the eve
ming pleasantly spent
Morley and Farnsworth, tho sub
contractors on the ditch, are doing
good and quick work. Tlcy win have
finished the entire ditch aud crossings
this evening.
The boys at the Ruth are very de
srous that Ely get up baseball nine,
which they will challenge at any time
for an inning. Can't we accommodate
them?
Following the small snow storm OF
last Friday has cumo the only glimpse
OF the opening of spling, and bright
sunny days are now al everyday en-
joyment for those who can partake OF
their beauty. Soon the meadows aud
mountains will blossom US the rose'.
Many OF our residents have done
some very creditable sanitary work the
past week In cleaning up and removing
all the debris around their yards, ana
Ely Is now the cleancst aud mostattlac
tive town in the county, even II We DO
say II.
The boiler and Other machinery for
the Ruth was considerably delayed IN
iiaariival from Eureka on account OF
the bad condition OF the read across
Newark valley. THIS also occasioas Il
delay In the starting up again OF tho
mine, " hich cannol Gow be accomplish
ed before the FIRST Of the week.
John Perry aud VIM. Dunbam Went
10 work last Monday on tGe Monarch
mine, TO do the assessment Of Richard
a. Riepe for this year. While doing