The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-08-03
ELY'S DIARY FOR
PAST THREE DAYS
Local News of the Latter Part of
the Week Written Up in
Concise Form


II. Clay Herrick has returned from a
short business trip to Salt Lake city,
The County Commissioners will meet
Monday to transact the county's July
business.
Next Monday will be steamer day"
and people should be prepared to pay
their months bills.
Dr. L. F. Notrebe is back from San
! Francisco, where he has been on busi-
ness for the past month.
SALE AT ELY MILLINERY STORE
during August, on Millinery, Shirt
waists, Wrappers, etc. augl-lm.
! w. O. Norman is fixing for lawn
in his yard on Garden street and plant
ing trees to afford shade in future
years.
! A. S. Leahigh returned Wednesday
evening from a prospecting trip on Duck
Creek and Mrs. Leahigh returned from
visit to Salt Lake.
III II. -. AbNcll Has l'lulilcd lioiii a
camp outing on Berry Creek. He went
in the McGill party and reports having
had delightful time.
The McGill camping party returned
on Thursday evening from their trip to
Duck Creek. They report having had
most delightful outing
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Doyle and family
of Osceola have left on a trip through
the Eastern States and Canada and will
be gone for couple of months.
Butson, the Snake Valley fruit and
vegetable man, was over yesterday.
He brought in a lot of native peaches,
the first Of the season. Thanks.
! A great clearance sale has been in
augurated at the Cohen clothing store
and 20 per cent reduction has been made
on all goods. Go there and see for
yourself.
The Nevada Mercantile Co., with II.
Strum as manager, will open in its new
building on Aultman street in four or
| five days A big stock of clothing will
be unpacked and sold to the populace.
Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Clark returned
| from a visit to Denver Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Clark reports the heat
as almost unbearable in the Pullmans
on the Oregon Short Line. They are
Glad TO pet back to ElV
Assessor House is about through with
| the assessment on the outside points
and will get to work in Ely in a few
days He says the taxable property
will show quite an increase over last
year.
| There were 100 voters registered in
this precinct Wednesday and Register
Agent Van Vollicnburg is of the opn
ion that there will be 225 registered
before the books close There were
but ITS registered two years ago.
DR.. W. M. Wadleigh has returned
from q couple Of days camping trip,
and, by the way, DR.. Wadleigh is do
ing some fine work in the line of den
/ tistry. He is here to stay and anyone
/ having dental work to be done will find.
/ him one of the best in the profession,
Henry J. and Earl }. Marriott of
| Osceola We're arrivals in Ely last week
and after attending to their business
returned home next morning. Henry
Marriott was a student at the UniVef-
sity last year and expects to resume his
studies at that institution in September.
The County Commissioners should
pass an ordinance at its very next meet
ing regulating the speed that automo-
bics should run through towns. Some
of these days some one will be killed.
The drivers of cars run them through
Aultman street at rate of speed al
together too high for safety to the
town.
Hon. Frank Paul has recently bought
from Joe Newman, Mrs. B. Strand
man, w. J. Stewart, w. A. Moyle and
f. o. Connors the Cliff group Of mines,
near Copper Flat The group consists
of the Mabel, the Cliff, the Sunlight
and the Harold The price paid was
$40, 900 and 20 per cent of the purchase
price was paid down. The deed for the
property was put in escrow in the Bank
of Ely and the balance will be due or
March 2, 1907 Mr.. Paul has already
commenced sinking on the ground anC
will undoubt edly develop fine prop
crty.