The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-05-26
LOCAL JoTs'

Sheriff Newman has treated him
self to a new sorrel driving horse.
Miss Ida Hamilton of Osceola, is
visiting here this week.
Doctor Wallace is sporting new
dapple-grey buggy horse.
Many strangers are still arriving
and not few have found ready
employment in Our mines.
d, Miss Lucia Scott, who has been
attending the University at Reno,
will arrive home this week.
A. S. Leahigh left yesterday for
Eureka by private conveyance to
bring his wife and baby home.
Miss Kate McGill, who has been
attending Mills Seminary at Oak
land, Cal, arrived home yesterday.
:. Miss Sophie Munro arrived home
Tuesday eve. from Ogden, where
she has attended the Academy dur
ing the winter.
:. Jas. S. Cazier, the popular Wells
freighter, pulled in Saturday and
loaded out Monday with ten tons
Of lead ore from the Rabbit mine.
Two ten-horse teams loaded at
the Bird place On Duck Creek, Sun-
day, for the railroad with a cargo
of wool for McGill & Adams.
! A Deputy U. S. Marshall is here
gathering statistics for the govern
fnent concerning the inmates of the
various prisons.
Mrs. John Weber will entertain
the Ladies Card Club at her home
on Murray street Saturday after
noon.
Monday is Memorial Day. and
judging from the preparations be-
ing made, the day will be fttingly
observed in Ely.
DR.. Wallace and wife left yester-
day morning for the Campbell
ranch, where the doctor went to
look after his patient, Willie Camp
bell.
A couple Of Indians got an over
dose of bug juice Monday morning
but they we've soon provided with
appropriate lodgings by Sheriff
Newman.
Jos. Moore and Thos. Dolan are
over from Cherry Creek looking
over the range horses for sale in
this section in the interest Of buy
ers for the Eastern market.
Notice Of hearing of petition Of
the Will; and for the issuance of
Letters Testamentary in the mat
ter Of the Estate of Jos. Moore, de-
ceased, appears elsewhere in this
issue.
Mrs. J. Berry left yesterday for
Eureka, where she will spent a
few days visiting friends, after
which she will continue on to Bull
lion, Elko county, and spent the
summer with her daughter.
Mrs. B. Baird, and Miss Laura
Gallagher, the teacher, took the
Lane City school for a picnic on
Duck Greek, Saturday and Sun
day of last week.
c. w. Gaby returned from Os-
ceola Friday on business, leaving
again Saturday morning for that
camp, where lie reports everything
indicating season of activity.
Lew Carpenter returned Tuesday
from the old Troy district in Nye
county, where he is interested in
some valuable copper, lead and
gold claims, upon which he is pre-
pairing to do some work.
w. N. McGill, wife and son vii.
liam, and Miss Bessie Campton,
left Monday by private conveyance
for Salt Lake City, where the for
mer has some important business
awaiting him. Mr.. McGill, Jr.,
will. 60 on to Cincinnati, Ohio, |
where he has a position awaiting |
him.
? Ed. Willard & Son, the gentle
nen who are operating the cyanide
plant on the Chairman tailings,
have put wire fence around their
tailings pile so as to prevent stock
from drinking of the cyanide solu-
lion discharged with the tailings,
and avoid any possible blame being
attached to them in case of sickness
the cattle and horses about