The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-06-25
LOCAL AND OIHER HAPPENINGS.

The latest metal quotations are: Sill.
yer, SO; Lead "a 37l; Copper sl4.0o.
The co diilon Of J. b. Malhewson il
still very critical one.
The Ely Social Club vii give another
dance on the ev, ming of the 3rd oil Jul,
The dance last Friday evening whil'
not very largely attended, was very
pleasant one.
Assessor A. c. House returned th'
fore part Of the week from Cherr,
Creek.
Thos Old ddeId, who has been con-
6oed the past three weeks with typhoid
fever. shows but little Improvement.
Richard A. Rere was confined to hi'
bed several days this week with an at
tack oi bilious fever.
DR.. c. Hamilton, the dentist. from
Eureka wishes us TO announce that h'
expects 10 be here in n few days.
Fine Mollison. wife and daughter
Mollle, and his mother spent sev-
eral days here this week visiting With
Mrs. w. b. Graham.
Mrs. II. A. Comina, Miss Eta comins
and niece, Miss Ruth McDDnald, de-
parted last week for Salt Lake City foi
recreation "trip OF son, duration.
Rev. Arnolus Miller pienieed h!-
Sunday school class on Duck Creek.
Tuesday OF this week. their being eight
young ladies' with their instructor.
C. w. Rose, who has spent the past
two weeks here on mining business,
departed 10 the morning for Eureka on
busin-ss connected with the transfer oil
some mining property.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Moyle, Misse.
Moyle. Humphrey aud Butler. and
Messr. Zldow and White spent Sun
day afternoon on fishing trip on Step
tos creek.
District Attorney Walker and Sheriff
Newman left Tuesday morning Tor O.
csola on business errand connected
with the Butter field Company prop
erty. They returned last evening.
Whlle t.mbering In the Ruth shaft
this week Arthur Milllck received
bruise on the shoulder by some falling
dirt, which will necessitate his taking
"layoff'' for day or so.
improvements are still being made
about town, which now presents de
cidedly new aud attractive appearance
with it's many freshly painted bulldogs
new sidewalks and awnings.
D.. and Nrs d. W. Wdllic. OF Sac
ram snto, who have spent the past thre
weeks here on visit 10 Sdps. Gray o
the Ruth, left for their home this morn
ing very much improved in health an'
with Ear better impression of our tow
and people.
Jas. A. Snedaker and a. p. Bowler
tho gentlemen who have been here tn
past week examieng mines in thu
lnter,s st OF eastern shareholders, de
parted for their homes in Denver an
Nav Yor.. respectively, Monda
morning.
W. c. Gallagher spent Tues1nY l
town. fle reports all tho agricniinra
land on Duck Creek as pro'aislrE IN
most favorable crops. His daughter
Laura, and son. Charley, came up VII
him and will spend the week here on
visit.
A big mining deal Involving the pur
chase of twenty.fuur locations N III
Pilot Knob ami Cpppar Fiat conntfy
on the taps this we' k aud today WI
see the signing OF all lagtl ptpsr5 nee
essary in tho trani,ctlpn. Nix wee
we will he able 10 give full particulars
At meeting ef tho \. o. U "
Lodge here last Thursday 40 was vote
from the gei eral fund for the all
suffering brothers IN Kansas and III
Mississlppi'vulley, where The order d
sustained heavy losses ON account
the recent foods. There were twent
Numbers Ipresent at the meeting au