The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-09

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Many were disappointed Sunday
morning, because the great American
flag was not planted on the mountain
peak east of McGill, by n of our
patriots.
Rolia Wright and H. CT Fry, our
local broncho busters, went to East
Ely last Sunday. The stakes were
too small for them to perform in the
broncho tournament.
The family of William Lowe leave
Saturday morning for Mr.. loves
mining properties about ten miles
from McGill. They will probably be
gone three or four months.
The Hattie Loads property adj
Joins the Meyers property on the
south of which much work has been
done during the past year and is
very promising indeed.
Mr.: and Mrs. B. H. Gladding and
brother, J. B. Gladding, Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Gloyd and brother, James Wise,
returned Monday night after a de-
lightful five days fishing trip on
Berry Creek.
: w. C. Krich of Chicago, partner of
William Lowe, arrived in McGill the
3rd and left for home Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. Krich will return next month
He expressed himself as we'll pleased
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Word has been received from the
fellows who recently left McGill for
the Prince Rupert country. We did
not make any predictions but you can
all guess the story, like the pot of
gold at the end of the rainbow.
Things seem better just a little
further away. Well, our boys are
their way back to McGill.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Y. Whitman and
child left last Friday by prairie
schooner for Missoula, Montana, to
participate in the Flat Head land
drawing. We are sorry to have them
leave Smelterville, but wish them
the best of luck. This lady is surely
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through some pretty hard country
and will consume at least five weeks
time.
AS Copper Ore goes to press We
learn of a very valuable pumice
stone mine located near McGill.
Some SanFrancisco parties have be-
come interested and it is now a ques-
ton of competing with Italy from
where our supply of this material has
heretofore been secured. We under
stand negotiations are now being ar
ranged to develop and ship this pro-
duct. This is one morei industry for
McGill district.
Senator Gallager and party of Odd
Fellows were in McGill last Thursday
night looking over the McGill field
fer a permenant organization of this
lodge. 1t is now an assured fact that.
McGill~ is to have a lodge of the l. o.
o. F. The final details will rpobabiy
be arranged for this Thursday night.
During the visitors stay they were
given a smoker and entertained in
true McGill style.
George F. Waddell, superintendent
of the concentration, returned Friday
night after a months trip through
the mining districts of Arizona and
Northern Mexico. He visited Globe,
Bisbee. Douglass, Morenci, Cananea
and Nacozari. The object of the
trip was to study the water question.
He reports a very profitable as well
as a pleasant trip, being royalty en-
tertained at every point.
William Lowe left this morning
for his mining properties between
Bird and East Creek, adjoining the
Minnesota on the north about ten
miles northeast on the west side OF
the range from McGill. Mr.. Lowe
has a very promising property there
and will spend his three months
vaction developing this property.
They have ore from the start running
rs per cent lead, IA OF. silver and
$3.50 in gold. 1t is known as steel
galine lead of a high quality. The
rein is proven for 5000 feet and may
prove a valuable adjunct to McGill.