The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
SHIFT TRAINS FIND
FAVOR IN PLENTY
WILL SOON BE USED BY MANY
WHO WILL MOVE TO EAST ELY
-REPUBLICANS HAPPY OVEN
CONVENTION RECOGNITION.


foot today made for a different ap-
nearance around the depot and also
for a considerable gain in passenger
traffic. The latter Will Dick up
steadily from now on and when the
new houses are ready at East Ely viii
90 ahead with rush. rms because
of the 4act that a great many are go
ing to move their families 10 East
Ely Just as soon as possible. DISCUSS
ing the advantages OF TINS chanse'
the men are almost unit in express
ing themselves as preferring TO rae
half an hour rather than TO walk the
long distance between the TOWNSHIP
and tent quarters here and the Vafl-
Gus plants at which they are en-
Moved In the winter time, with
snow on the ground and sold, stormy
weather prevalent, II will be much
more agreeable TO get in warm
coach and ride practically 10 their
doors In East Ely than TO tramp
mile or more TO such quarters as are
available here.
DUCK HUNTERS NUMEROUS.
Since opening of the season on
Tuesday. duck hunters have thfone-
ed through Smelter to the Steptoe
creek and the Duck creek hunting
grounds. Yesterday and "Wednesday
IL was estimated that there were more
than a hundred hunters in the Duck
creek locality. while there were as
many more at the Steptoe grounds.
In view of the many who were out
and the close shooting that was done
IL is considered almost remarkable
that no accidents occurred. Most Oh
the hunting was in the open. Sone
who went out in advance and hdiii
blinds to aid them in pursuit of game
on Tuesday found their work all Tor
nothing. the crowd that came along
and shot in the open compelling then
10 abandon their blinds and follow
snit or get no birds. The number of
the latter brought down since Tues
day morning has been large. many
hunters getting close to the limit OF
30 birds and some reaching tht
number. Among those who shot the
limit were Ahent Barnes OF the Ne
vada Northern. Bob Williams aud
Charley Holmes.
TICKET WE'LL RECEIVED.
The ticket put up 10y the Repuhl
cans In convention Tuesday has be
excellently received here. The reeog-
nition extended TO Shelter in TIE Or
ganization of the convention, when
John Bouse was made chairman. and
the still more important recognition
given later. when Herman Wis, vas
nominated for commissioner, mas
made for increased Republican en-
thnsiasm among the large number OF
The members of the party in the
camp and they are now out 10 ron
np the biggest possible majority. Inc
delegates TO the convention. Messrs
Wise. Weller aud Asper, came home
nleased with the treatment accord
ed and satisfied that the Republicans
of the county are with Smelter Tor
whatever the precinct may ask In
The future. Mr.. Wise VIII unques-
tionably poll the biggest vote ever
cast In a precinct OF White Pine eoun-
Nv when his name comes before the
voters here in November. 1here Is
no more popular man in the camp nor
not another by whom the men OF the
camp will stand more solidly, regard
less of political affiliations. Ihey
Ike him, have entire confidence IN
his fairness, integrity aud capability
and they are going to get out and
put him in Office with the blgges'
vote that they can muster.
SHELTER NEWS NOTES.
Amone business visitors from Ely
today were Manager Castle OF the
Graham Mercantile, Jacob Shallen-
berger and Tex Hall.
SUPERINTENDENT Hanson of Nevada
Northern painters was here today
looking after painting OF the house
recently put mp for the Northern OPP
orator.
n. r. Stingley was sent TO the
Steptoe hospital at East Ely today by
DIR. p. +. Abbott for treatment for in
festival troubles. II is expected that
he will be able To be around in a
few days.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Williams was taken 10 the Steptoe
hospital today TO undergo an opera
ton of slight character MIS- WI
liams accompanied the chlld.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs William har-
rington. this morning, a son.
Manager Cannon OF the electrical
department, accompanied by Eieetrl-
clan Arnold, left this afternoon for
veteran. where they will make eX-
animation of the operation of the
mower line and the electric hoist
which IL serves at the mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neill McGiil left this
afternoon for Ely, having been called
because of the illness of his father
W. \. MeGill. They are expected
back tomorrow.
Ollie McGahen, a popular travel
ing man. Is IN town from Ogden.
The little child OF Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Asper. dangerously III for
time with spinal meningitis has al
most completely recovered under the
care of Dr. Abbott.
Mrs Crawford and daughter left
today for Salt Lake. where they will
spend the winter.
DR.. Talhurst left this evening for
Ely "a spend the night with friends,
r. f. Hoyle yesterday made cap
ture of a coyote, bringing the animal
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