The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-10-16
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With Live Ely Lore

the county, was in Ely during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. T. Lewis leave in
the morning for Salt Lake City, where
they will spend few days with friends
there.
Clarence McFadden, the Pioche at
torney, is in town on business relating
to the affairs of several of his Ely
clients.
Mira. II. l.. Elliot left Friday for
Chicago and New York where she will
spend the winter, Mr.. Elliot will re-
main in Ely.
The people of White Pine county will
not be true to their own interests un-
less they vote for T. e. McClelland for
District Attorney. He is one of the
sblest men that ever made his home
in this county.
G. l.. Badertdcher, representing the
advertising department of the Salt
Lake Herald, paid THE NEWS a pleas
ant call Saturday. He will be here for
several days and is favorably impress
ed with Ely.
John Weber is back from his bust
ness trip to Salt Lake. On his return
he stopped in Cherry Creek to see his
old friends there. ''In Salt Lake, !"
he said, "they are talking of nothing
but politice-and Ely
M. M. johnson, of the ElyGibraltar,
who was detained in Salt Lake with a
broken wrist the greater part of the
simmer, is again actively supervising
the development work on his company's
property. Mrs. johnson came with
him this time.
James Reilly, of Cherry Creek, is
helping out in the Recorders Office
during the temporary absence of Re-
corder Diclerson, who is touring the
State with Governor Sparks. Mr..
Reilly has rolled up his sleeves and
worked like Trojan since he has been
here
A. c. Linskog left for Salt Lake
Monday morning on ten days business
trip. While away he will lay in a stock
of holiday jewellery and on his return
he will move into the store building
just east of the F. M. Clark drug store
where he has been loctated since locat-
ing in Ely. Watch for his new an
nouncement in the column of TIE
NEWS.
Deputy Record Mcknight, and a can
didate for the office on the Democratic
ticket favored THE NEWS Office with
very agreeable call Monday morning.
Mr.. Mcknight left box of Optimo
cigars for the force to smoke with his
compliments. On the cover Of the box
was photo Of the dc nor with the words:
vote for VIM. Mcknight, Recorder
and Auditor"
The tent lodging houses are crowded
to overHowing every night, but there
is plenty of work for everybody. One
miner, who landed in town on the $50
train on Saturday found s4 a day job
before $50 that night Mining men
from camps beyond Cherry Greek are
now coming here to find men. A crew
OF miners left here yesterday for the
Seigel mine near Cherry.
j. E. Stevens, of The Northern build
ing. has gone to Chicago for furniture
to furnish the building. 1t will be fitted
with everything of the latest pattern
and will be one of the finest hotels in
the State. Mr.. Stevens is expected
back in few days and will shortly
put in the bed room furniture, dining
room equipments and kitchen para
phernalia. The hotel will be opened
some time in November
The Ely Investment Co., composed OF
A. G. Burton, president; G. I. Nichols
vice-president; Lee Glockner, secretary,
and G. S. Hoge, treasurer, has fitted
up an elegant office in the new Reipe
stone building adjoining the new NEWS
Office on Aultman street and will deal
in mines, real estate, do insurance and
conduct well regulated loan Office.
The company has the best furnished
Office of any in Ely and will please all
clients who do business with them.
Arch Deacon Bull of the Episcopal
church of Salt Lake, was in Ely Sunday,
sent here by Bishop Spaulding. He
preached both morning and evening to
good congregations. The ladies of the
Sunday Sohccl Association are doing
good work for the church in Ely and it