The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-08-20

anu W.. II SuIDCA bSOu, III ilt Ely
Lumber and Coal company, were Nc
Gill visitors Tuesday.
DR.. G. L. Richardson has removed
from the old Staff Quarters te
house No. 643, the residence for
merly occupied by G. A. Williams.
S. Appleman, while at work al
the Leader store had the misfortune
to severely cut his hand with
chisel. He will be off duty some
time.
Teams and workmen are o in.
creasing the dam at Lake Leak, some
500 feet more work being required
This will make the resort even more
attractive next summer.
L. Williamson and Logan Biggs
left Saturday morning for Chilli, s,
A, where they will work for the
Braden Copper company, located
about so miles east Of Santiago.
D. Z. Clune has resigned his po-
sition with the S. v. S. & M. and
left Saturday morning for Mexico,
where he has accepted a position
with Cananea Rio Yaqui Y Pacific
railroad.
George r. Buttles, of ST. Louis,
father of Mrs. Ben West, will ar
rive in McGill Tuesday to join Mrs.
Buttles, who has been visiting Mrs.
West the past two months.
James Faith has been promoted
to the position of foreman of cleo
trical construction and operation, the
position held by G. A. Williams,
resigned. Congratulations, Jimmy
Tom Hennessey leaves this month
for a 80 days vacation at the Big
Stack, taking in the Fair at Seattle,
San Francisco, Los Angeles and Ana
conda, Montana, before returning to
McGill.
G. II. Sanford while at work last
week as a carpenter ran a silver in
his forefinger. AT the time he
thought little of it but in a few days
symptoms of blood poison set in and
only for the vigorous methods of our
doctor he would have probably lost
his finger, if not an arm. He is do
ing nicely now.
F. A. Butler, of the supply depart
ment, who has been in i'll health the
last few months, left this morning
for his home in Denver on a 6 weeks
sick leave. We hope to see him back
on time and his old self.
Alex Barnes, foreman at the re-
v~erberatory, and Chas, Peterson,
foreman at the converter, left
Wednesday morning on a two weeks
vacation to the fair at Seattle. They
will return via the Big Stack.
Nick Mustakos, a Greek employed
as a crane chaser at the converter,
about 8 p. m. Monday had his foot
badly crushed. DR.. Tbbott dressed
the injury at the emergency hospital,
after which Mustakos was taken to
the hospital at East Ely.
A new transfer company has been
started in McGill which promises to
be of great aid to the greatly in
creasing business. Tom Geraghty is
proprietor. He has had a great deal
of experience in the business. Mr..
Geraghty until recently was clerk at
the Steptoe hotel at East Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, of Coffe-
vile, Kansas, parents of Mrs. r. P.
Arnold, stopped in McGill on their
way home from California to make
Mrs. Arnold a short visit. Mr.. Camp
bell expressed himself as we'll pleased
with our camp, remarking that If he
was a young man he would surly
come to McGill. They left for home
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Williams left
Saturday morning for Salt Lake
where they will reside, Mr.. Williams
having resigned his position with the
S. v. S. & M. company. He had
been foreman of the electric work
since construction began, over two
years ago. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams have hosts of friends, all of
whom regret very much to have
them leave McGill, but wish them
a world of success and happiness in
their new home.
U. S. McWilliams, the genial So
letter of the American Trading COM
pany' store, was treated to a delight
full little tea party Tuesday night in
the form of a charivori. The boys
followed him to his home, butnot
finding him there finally continued
to the store, where they did him the
customary honor in a charming man.
ner, to which Mr.. McWilliams res
pended with a few well chosen re-
marks and a liberal donation.
This would appear to be conclusive
evidence that Mr.. MeWilliams enter
ed the matrimonial marathon on his
recent trip to Zion.
Mrs. McWilliams, we learn upon
good AUTHORITY. is a charming young
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