The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-16

VIII re PINE NEWS. |
McGiH Notes
The Leader store in McGill began
the remodeling of their large store
Tuesday morning.
A. L. Fowler OF the trestle spotting
crew. has been traqsferreds to- Con-
ductofon the suburban trein.
The emergency hospital has been
remodeled, painted and put In a
thorough sanitary condition.
Lee Murdoch and family of Ely
fshed on Berry Creek several days
the past week and report a good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. p. Gordon and
family returned last "Wednesday
evening after a delightful '4th of July
celebration at athe' Lake.
Nick Johnson, a Greek, last Mon
day night fell through the concentra-
tor ore bin shoots and was nearly
asphyxiated but is doing well.
8. Bernstein of the Leader left
Monday morning for New York to
purchase an extensive stock for their
many stores in this district.
Fred Solomon, foreman of the
concentration, left Wednesday morn
ing for Salt Lake on a weeks va
cation where he will visit his family.
Frank Regain, foreman of the pipe
fitting crew on the construction OF
the fourth unit left Tuesday morn
ing for San Francisco and the fair
at Seattle.
Ore will be turned into the first
section of the fourth unit Of the con-
centrator which is section Z Monday
or Tuesday of this week. This is
The start of the additional produce
ton of the big enterprise.
William Duddleson while work.
ing in the carpenter shop last Tues
day evidently drank too much ice
water which resulted in cramps, and
a high fever. He is rapidly recover
ing in the Steptoe hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Duncan left Tues
day morning on a three weeks vaca-
ton, during which time they will
visit the coast cities. Mr.. Duncan
has been on the work owe two years
and has we'll earned this vacation.
Shorty Cook, the eye specialist of
the machine shop, operated on Prof.
Lauer Saturday morning n re-
moved a couple of bricks and a grain
of emery dust. The patient has re-
covered. We can recommend Shorty
for these jobs.
A. l.. Patterson Of Pittsburg, Pa,
arrived in McGill last week to accept
the position of bookkeeper at the
Campton Commercial Co. at McGin
vice Joe Darke, resigned, who re-
mains with the same firm. This Is
a promotion for Joe.
w. e. Case arrived In McGitl
Monday night and found Jimmy
Regan. You will remember Copper
Ore reporting a crowd going to the
Prince Rupert country. Just as we
stated. McGill has that country beat
a city block. MI. Case confirms that
statement.
Denny Fenton, formely of the
concentrator, returned saturday
night from his trip to Los Angeles
and San Francisco. He left McGill
with the Prince Rupert crowd but
soon realized there were few places
that looked as good to him as NC
Gill and hurried back. He went 10
work last Tuesday.
Mrs. C. S. Mcconnell and family
returned to McGill last Wednesday
evening from their trip to the fair
and Puget Sound points. They re-
mort a delightful trip, all travelling
conditions the most comfortable and
charges in Seattle very reasonable.
h weather conditions at this sea-
son of the year are delightful.
The company have established -FOUR
shower baths at the power house,
equipped with hot and cold water In
| the most modern manner, with
spacious dressing rooms. In a G
as fine baths as one will find In
the large cities. This will fill a
long felt want, and we are assured
will be much appreciated by the en-
ployees there.
J. A. Westman returned last
Friday from the Steptoe hospital
after an illness of six months, re-
covering from a compound fracture
of the leg received while working
as an iron worker at the converter