White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-11
LOCAL. NEWS

l vice; short address by the pastor;
l theme, 1.-THE Amusement Question
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend these services. B. M. Charlton.
pastor.
( Owing to the absence of so many
t members OF the M. e. Ladies' Aid
society of East Ely from the city, no
meetings will be held until further
: notice.
For a good dinner today go to
O'Neill's Palace Cafe. All the deli
cacies of the season.
Indian San was struck by a sub
urban passenger train in Ely on
Labor Day and sustained slight in
%juries. He was on his way to his
domicile in court house canyon and
paid no attention to the signals of
the train crew. He was taken to the
county hospital wnere his needs were
attended to.
A deed has been filled with the
county recorder conveying the prop
erty of the Cumberland Ely company
to the Nevada Consolidated for a
stated consideration of $40. The
former company has not been dis
solved as a corporation but its prop
erty interests in this district have
all been disposed of.
corder's Office conveying title to the
Snow Creek ranch, consisting of $50
acres in Butte Valley, to F. F. and
H. A. Leach of Cherry Creek, the
consideration being $1,000. Eugene
Parker was a half owner of the
ranch, and George A. and Ida
Young held title to the other half.
Fresh killed spring chicken at
O'Neill's Palace Cafe.
Arrangements are being made for
a drilling contest to take place in
Ely on September 10Th between
Saundry and Wedlake of McGill, and
Schwanbeck and Stewart of Min
nesota Lead company, winners of the
Labor Day contest. A side bet of
$3.50 will add zest to the match
which it is hoped will be pulled off.
Mrs. John P. KERN is in receipt of
a check for $1,000 in payment of an
accident policy carried by her late
husband in the Employers Assurance
Corporation, which had been in force
three years. The promptness with
which settlement was made by the
company is to be commended, Mr..
| Karin having diod np tho 4 OH Haxr re
August.
The Antler Cafe is prepared to
cater to your wants with excellent
meals and best service. Short orders
a speciality. Give them a call.
H. j. Morley, travelling freight
agent for the Western Pacific, was
In town for several days last week on
business matters connected with his
company. Mr.. Morley was formerly
travelling auditor for the Nevada
Northern and has a host of friends in
the district who were extremely
pleased to meet him and renew old
acquaintanceship.
St. Bartholomew Church-Six-
teenth Sunday after Trinity. Holy
communion, 8 a. m. Sunday school,
9:45 a. m. Morning prayer and SER
man, 1900. Evening prayer and
sermon, 500. After today services
will be discontinued, with the ex-
ception of Sunday school, until other
notice is given. Sunday school will
be held each Sunday at 9:45 a. m.
John A. Gill, representing the
Southern Pacific company as travel
ing freight and passenger agent, was
a visitor in the district several days
the past week interviewing mining
men and merchants with a view of
securing business for his company.
Mr.. Gill has many good words for
the county and termed it zone of the
treasure vaults of the state.
But few reports have been receiv-
ed as to the election of central COM
mitteemen at the primary on Tues
day. N. H. Chaplin, Ely; Lee How
ard, McGill. and G. S. Grain, East
Ely, were chosen in their respective
precincts by the Republicans. w. E.
c.. Little, Ely; D. ]. Sullivan, East
Ely, and George Robinson, Osceola,
are among the Democrats known to
have been elected.
We do not laugh enough. There
is nothing more pleasant to the a
than the merry laugh of a happy,
joyous person, and nothing drives
away gloom and care like a good,
hearty laugh. Laughter and good
humor make a happy, pleasant home
and a cheerful bright home is the
greatest safeguard against the temp
, tations for the young. Parents should
!, guard against this and spare no pains
t to make home a cheerful spot.
The Musicians union which was
: organized a few days ago will begin
its career with about forty members
and will be differed as follows:
} President. Alex Pursell; vice presi-
dent. c.. f.. Patterson: secretary. II.