The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-07-31
WHAT IS BEING DONE IN
THE STATES BEST CAMP
News of Ely Told in Brief1he News Recorded Is
Indicative Of What the City Will Do
in a Few Mouths

George Judd has returned from !"
visit to Butte.
Hon. Frank Paul is up from Alameda
on short visit.
Don't forget the clearance sale at the
Hayes Cash Store. Picnic for buyers
Camping parties to Duck and Berry
Greeks are all the go these hot days.
Read the professional card OF I. A.
Eddy and if you want an attorney doh I
forget him.
James II. Curtis and family left Sun
dav for Bald Mountain. They VIII be
awav for couple of weeks.
The Simpsons, the Feslers, the Rich
ardsons and the Webers are back from
a camp outing on Duck Creek.
Eugene Giroux and wife, W. J. Pc
ters and family and Mrs. Urquhart are
camping on Berry Creek this week.
W. N. McGill and family, Bert
Brown, Louis Fraser and the Scott
family went to Berry Creek on camp
ing trip Sunday. They are expected
back on Thursday.
Jacob F. Robbins and N. c. Richards
are here from Sumpter district, in
Eastern Oregon and will be in camp
some time They both seem pleased
with what they have seen.
Don't forget the clearance sale at the
HAYES Cash Store. Must sell out.
Nat Wilson, son of Prof. N. E. Will
son, Dean of the University faculty
and Mayor of Reno, is working with a
Nevada Northern engineering party be-
tween Ely and Cherry.
Louis Simpson son of j. b. Simpson,
fractured the bone of his right arm
while swinging at Duck Greek last Fri
day. Dr. Richardson was in the camp
ing party and reduced the fracture.
Colonel w. A. Root, of the Chicago
Mining World, arrived in camp from
Elko county Friday night. After look
ing over the mining situation in this
section for three or four days he will
go to Los Angeles.
Attention is called to the double col
umn ad. of Nye Bros. on the fourth
page of today's NEWS. Go there and
do your trading and get value received
and more for every dollar paid them.
They are haberdashers exclusively and
know what is needed.
David Keith, a partner of United
States Senator Kearns in the mining
business and publishers and proprietors
of the Salt Lake Tribune and Evening
Telegram, left camp Saturday after
having spent several days in this vicin,
ity. Mr.. Keith and Senator Kearn,
are interested in the Success mine, or
Duck Creek, with Senator Comins anc
D. c. Mcdonald.
II. c. Herrick has gone to Salt Lake
City. Will return next Tuesday ol
Wednesday. Herrick & Co. have
taken over the tract containing 2;
acres belonging to G. v Knapp anc
Cora Newman and will immediately
plat and subdivldc the same for town
site purposes. This property is the
finest addition there is to the town o.
Ety. Lots will be on sale within tel
days at 800 and $3.50 each with easy
terms.
Don't forget the clearance sale a
the Hayes Cash Store. Great bargains
couple of keystone drills for thu
Ely Central Copper Co. will be in We'd
nesday They are in charge of II. c
Hart, Of Joplin. Mo. The company in
tends to sink several prospect holes, si'
and one-half inches in diameter, on th
property to depth of 700 feet. Th
drills are coming with their own trac
ton engine and will be in full opera
ton on August 9Th. They promise t
do great work in the line of develop
ment.
Among the bargains to be bad at tn
clearance sale at the Hayes Cash Stor
are Rex ham, bacon and lard. at 2
cents pound; salt, six sacks for 81
Deans, 16 pounds for 81; flour, 10
pounds for $3.50. In 500 pound lot
MISS Hayes will sell Rex ham, baco
ana lard for 19 cents a pound, which
below the actual cost of placing it o
ner counters. She says everything
'he store must go, regardless of price