The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-12-18
Lines of Local Interest

V. I. Lewis is visiting Salt Lake.
p. J. Rucker, of Tonopah, is in town.
j. R. Pearce, of Denver, is in town.
/. DIR. and Mrs. Richardson are in Salt
Lake.
j. w. Benton, of Sacramento, is here
on business.
John Melville is building a residence
il High street.
Con. Bohn, Of the Becker Brewing
Co., was III town few days ago.
George L. Young. Of Malta, Idaho,
is one of the recent arrivals in Ely.
H. c. Smith and Win Cannon, Salt
Lake mining men, are here on business.
A. B. Kingsbury and j. G. B. Taylor,
OF Salt Lake, We're recent visitors to
Ely.
The lodging house which Robert Neil
is building in Court street is nearing
completion.
r. r. Hildebrand leaves for Salt Lake
in a few days upon business and
pleasure trip.
Louis Alexander has returned from
his trip to Salt Lake. He hit the high
places while there.
H. NJ. Fulmer, of Fulmer & Ives,
left few days ago on business trip
to Ogden and Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Wheeler will
leave for Los Angeles this week for
quite an extended visit.
The Troy laundry is erecting another
| structure in its group of buildings for
the girls employed at the laundry.
c. M. Heathman, of Park City, Utah,
arrived in Ely on Fridays train to en-
ter the Bank of Ely as bookkeeper.
Joseph Loughnane, of the Petaluma
Express Co., Of San Francisco, was
here few days ago, looking over the
| field.
The Eccles Lumber Co., is putting up
a two-story lumber shed, which, when
completed, will be the largest in the
State.
3. L. Quayle and Charles S. Chandler
have formed copartnership for the
general practice of law under the firm
name and style of Chandler & Quayle
The firm have Offices on Murry street
d. S. Dickerson, D. w. Ellis and
Tom O'Neill are in Salt Lake on bust
ness connected with the Robinson Min
| ing Co. There is big boom in the
company shares in Ogden and Salt
Lake.
i. Nj. Nye, father of Robert Nye, Of
| Nye Bros, has returned to Ogden.
Mr. Nye had a pleasant visit in booming
Ely with the added pleasure of seeing
his son raking in the shelels as fast as
anyone.
w. j. Wallace, of Cherry Creek. is
down from Cherry Creek. Mr.. Wallace.
while in Salt Lake last week, completed
several deals in Ely mines. He is so
deeply impressed with the outlook here
that he may locate in Ely permanently.
Dan Crump of Memphis, Missouri is
the first man to open business in Ely
city. He opened on December LIST and
has invested $1,000 in town property
in that city. He has built up a nice
trade IN the restaurant and saloon bust
ness. Mr. Crump can truthfully be call
ed the pioneer of the city.
Mr. Rice, of the Sullivan Trust Co.,
is expected in Ely about Thursday to
complete preparations for the tunnel
work upon the claims back of town,
which his company recently purchased.
He will also establish an office in Ely
at which this work will be directed and
! where the miners employed will bepaid.
George w. Kessler, who had expert
ence in developing important mines in
Colorado, British Columbia and Utah,
has come to Ely to take the position of
superintendent of the Federal Ely
mines. 1t is believed that in compar-
atively short time Mr.. Kessler will
have the company's ground developed
sufficiently for mining experts to make
an estimate of the extent and value of
the ore body with the company's hold
ings.