The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-24

NEWS office IN any quantity deaiie"'
John Weber and family are back
from their camping "trip on Duck
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. McGill return
ed from visit to Salt Lake Mon lay
evening.
w. w. Armstrong, president of the
Bank of Ely. will arrive from Salt Lake
this evening.
J. M. Lockhart, cashier of the Bank
of Ely, accompanied by his family, is
expected in Ely tomorrow evening.
An auto tnat-left Ely Saturday morn
ing had as part of its load coffin Tor
some lady who died at Cherry Creek.
Alfred Bunby Colwell "A mining en-
gineer from Denver, came in Sunday
via Eureka and will remain several
days.
Miss Margaret Jack, of Tuscarora,
is here visiting, the guest of the Mon
roe family. She will remain for some
days.
r. R. Ives, of the Ely Realty and
Brokerage CO., returned Sunday even
ing from ten days hunting and fishing
trip to Duck Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Savage, who have
recently returned from a honeymoon
trip to New York, left Ely Monday
morning for Goldfeld.
President Eccles, of the Nevada
Northern, and party of friends is ex-
pected to arrive III Ely this evening.
Mr.. Eccles has been in New York for
several weeks.
D. C.. Kennedy, the Cherry Creek
stage man, was up from Cherry Satur-
day and Sunday, looking over the stu
alton in the canyon with view to get
ting into something.
Mrs. E. L. r. Wallace departed Sat
urday morning for Washington, D. G..
She was called to be with her sister,
who is very i'll. Mrs. Wallace will be
away about a month.
Frank Rountree sent couple Of men
out Saturday to prospect the country
lying 60 miles south of Ely. Mr.. Roun-
tree thinks he is working prolific field
and hopes soon to develop a big mine,
THE News has been appointed by
Observer Alps, of the Weather Bureau,
to make observations for this section.
THE NEWS will contain weather condi-
tions every publication day from this
on.
Hon. Houder Hudgins, editor Of THE
NEWS, and a party Of New York capi-
tslists will arrive in Ely this evening,
Mr.. Hudgins has been spending The
past month at his summer home on
Long Island.
A clothing store, to be conducted by
the Nevada Mercantile Co., will open
for business in the new building in
Aultman street, next to the Palace s'a-
loon, in about week. The manager
will be R. B. Sloan.
Harry Wales left Ely Monday morn
ing for Salt Lake, where he will pur-
chase machinery for the Butte-ElS
mining property. His company arc
making arrangements to carry on 8
vigorous campaign of development
Frank McNulty, Ben Dial and six OF
seven other young Ely bloods, put fou'
horses to the old red White Pine stage
Sunday and drove out to McGill's rancf
for a swim. They took their guns witt
them-but that was all there was to IL
A lot of young people, including br
Elizabeth Simpson and the Missc'
Monroe, took an automobile ride III
Robinson canyon Sunday afternoon jus
in time to get wringing wet in th'
heavy shower that fell toward evening
M. M. Johnson is about TO open
stone quarry in a reef of granite run
ming out from Senator Gallagher
ranch, on Duck Creek. He is putting
ona force Of men and will soon be pre-
pared to furnish building stone in an,
quantity.
The young cyclones which have bee
on visit to the canyon for severa
evenings would send the people of Kan
Sas to the cyclone cellar in a hurry
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