The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-06-15
LITTLE LOCALS
BRIEFLY TOLD
A Few Interesting Paragraphs That
Will be Time Well Spent
in Reading

two Ogden boys, have come 10 Ely
to work for I,ee Murdock.
w. w. Armstrong, president OF
the Bank of Ely, returned this
morning from visit to Salt Lake.
Samuel T. Paul, father of Hon
Frank Paul, is here visiting and
looking after his Ely property IN
tereStS.
Senator II. a. Comius IS think
ing of taking a trip to the western
part of the state some time the last
of the month.
Chief Engineer Jubell OF The
Nevada Northern spent Wednes-
day at the Chairman mine. lie
returned to Cobre Thursday.
Hon. w. N. McGill is back from
his ranch. where he has been SIT
perintending the shipment of 49,
900 pounds of this springs wool
clip.
Prentice {. Peters son of K. M.
Peters, has gone to Spring Valley
to assume charge of work for his
aunt, Mrs. A. c. Cleveland, OH the
Cleveland ranch.
Miss Camelia Clark and Miss
Emma Lloyd are back in Ely
after having paid an EXTENDED
visit to the western part of the
Stlte and to California.
W. B. Root, a mining man
from Tonopah, Goldtield aud
Manhattan, is in town and will
make this his future home. He
has great confidence in Ely.
The ladies of the Sunday
School Association take this
means Of publicly thanking the
Ely Baseball Club for Il contri-
button of $50 to the church
building fund.
Senator Thomas Rockhill has
returned from a visit to California.
While away the Senator bought
valuable ranch property near Chico
and will leave Ely for his new home
in the early part of the winter.
John Weber, Jr., left on the
Hudgins auto Tuesday morning for
visit to relatives in San Francisco,
where lie will remain until Septem
tember After his return home he
will leave for Stamford, Conn, to
finish his studies.
Will Mau of Eureka came in
Tuesday, accompanied by Miss
Lena Miller, who Was formerly
teacher at the Hamilton school
Mr.. Mau will spend several days
here attending court and looking
alter mining business.
Mrs. Clara Dunwoody came in
from Goldfeld Monday night and
left Wednesday for Spring Valley,
where she will assume charge Of
affairs tor her sister, Mrs. A. G.
Cleveland, who leaves for an cx-
tended business trip to Salt Lake.
Professor Henry Thurtcll,
State Engineer, was here We'd
nesday from the Western part Of
the State. He has much busi-
ness in White Pine and has great
confidence in the outcome of the
copper deposits in Robinson Dis
trict.
J. w. McPhee has made ar
rangements to start work on the
Ely Consolidated Copper Com
pany. Hauling of timber to the
mine was begun today. IN few
days Mr. McPhee will put a force
OF men in the mine and push de-
yelOpment work.
ID. M. Mcdonald has returned
to his home in Ely after putting
in four years at the Nevada State
University. He was graduated
from that excellent institution at
the last commencement, Mr..
Mcdonald was the editor of the
Student Record for two years.
The Misses Lucia aud Susie
Scott, daugters of Mrs. i, S. Scott
returned home Wednesday evening
from Salt Lake, where they have
been attending the University OF
Salt Lake, the former being mem
Der OF the graduating class. Miss
ouSle will probably continue her
studies there,