The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-11-16
About People We Know

A furnished tent is offered for sale.
Inquire at The News office. 1t
Get your orders in for coal with the
Ely Lumber and Coal Co. Don't wait
S. A Ionedies, from England is in
town for few days looking for invest
ments.
J. w. Delmore, the blacksmith, is
building a large, new shop near Ely
Hall.
Mr.. NJ. F. Richard, of the Capitol,
who has been sick for two weeks, is
out again.
Sale at The Ely Millinery Store on
ladies' and children hats. This week
only. nov. 1926.
Mr. A. G. Corbett has gone to Salt
Lake on business visit. He will re-
turn in day or two.
E. G. White who has left the Ora
ham Mercantile CO., to devote his time
to his private business interests.
Frank Root has broken ground on the
foundation for a new cottage on Pine
street, back of w. n. McGill's.
A new line of tea gowns, Kimonas,
silk and muslin underwear. At The
Ely Millinery Store. nov. 1926.
Uncle Jesse Knight, Of Salt Lake
has shipped his mining outfit to Duck
Creek to start work on his property
there.
H. B. Hughes has resigned his po-
sition as bookkeeper with the Graham
Mercantile Co., and has accepted a SIM
liar position in the office of the Ely
Townsite Company.
Mrs. S. E. Lawler, of Salt Lake, who
has recently put up a lodging house on
Aultman street, arrived Saturday
evening" She is waiting for her furni
ture to arrive, when she will open the
place.
Mrs. James ?. Gaskill who has been
Wednesday, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Grace Ford. Miss Ford had been
absent three months and returned much
improved in health.
Senator H. A. Comins is looking for
a lot on which to build house when he
leaves the ranch where he has made
his home for the past forty years. He
will probably move to Ely with his
family in the spring.
The Order of Eastern Star held an
interesting meeting Friday evening, 1t
ended with banquet and all present
enjoyed themselves to the limit. The
Order has many interesting meeting
and is in q very nourishing condition.
Miss c. Clark, who has the millinery
store in the Oldfeld hotel, wishes to
announce that she will begin on Monday
to sell her entire stock of goods at
great reduction Children's hats will
be sold at cost. 1t.
The White Pine County Bank is now
ensconced in its new quarters in the
Northern building. The banking room
is in weathered oak and is very beauti-
full, for Ely anyway. A pretty little
Office has'been partitioned off in the front
for the cashiers private apartments.
H. A. Shipman, formerly manager of
Stratton independence mine in Colorado
and for three years manager of the
Bewick, Moreing mine in West Aus
trialia, is here He was in camp last
April and is more than surprised with
Elys growth. He will remain here for
about a week.
There is a strong tip out that the
shares of Cumberland Ely will go as
high as those of Nevada Consolidated,
says the Boston Financial News. The
same authority says that the price of
Nevada Consolidated shares are not
considered high for what the property
has and its big prospects.
j. P. Gardner, of Salt Lake, who re-
Gently made an inspection of the Gar
rison Monster property in Deep Creek,
reported to the directors at a meeting
held in Salt Lake few days ago that
a good strong vein of copper ore had
been opened in the workings AS the
property has heretofore been regarded as
strictly lead proposition, the news is
taken by those interested as most i'm
portant, and will doubtless have the
the effect Of further stimulating de-
velopment work.
George Newman and family, and Mrs
Millick are in California for the winter.