White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-20
Local Neus

There will be a gospel service IL
the parlor of the Wilson-Bates store
on Aultman street in Ely this morn
ing at IL o'clock, conducted by the
pastor of the Presbyterian church.
Having outgrown their old quar-
tiers and In order to secure a more
commodious place for the transaction
of increased business, the Murdoch
Notion Store has taken a lease on
the building formerly occupied by
the Nye Clothing store, and Is ar
ranging its stock in the new location.
where it will have ample room for
the various lines carried and the
Christmas goods arriving.
Mems $500, $500 and $500 dress
shoes, all sizes and styles $500. THE
HUB. -
The Empire Theatre, under the
management OF Charles d. Gallagher
and J. II. Scott. gave its initial per-
Torrance last Wednesday evening TO
a packed house and no one was dis
appointed, either in the entertain
ment afford or the appearance ana
comforts provided. The moving
picture machine Is of the latest tyne
and gives a clear and distinct pic
ture, all the films being new and in
teresting and the music is of a high
order.
The popular East Ely restaurant.
formerly known as Woods Cafe. has
been reopened under new anage-
ment, and will hereafter be conduct
ed In the same place in the same neat
and up-to-date as before.
Mrs. Theresa Tobin and Mrs. Corona
Walker, formerly in charge of the
restaurant in the Crump & Gould
building, are the new and
their experience In this line Is sui
icient guarantee TO sustain the repn-
tation of the cafe built up under the
supervision of Mrs. Woods.
Why not join the circulating Ii
brary at Murdock's Notion Storey
F. NJ. Clark returned Monday from
Reno. where he has been attending
a meeting of the State Board OF
Pharmacy, of which he is a member.
The board gave considerable atteI-
tion to state laws pertaining 10 the
drug business and Mr.. Clark now
has a bill which, after being submit
ted 10 all members of the board. win
be introduced at the next session of
the legislature. The existing laws
"a ra In m IN a rau.nafu an 1au.t a,1
unsatisfactory In the opinion OF
druggists.
Fresh vegetables every Tuesday
and Friday from Utah. Fresh fruits
always on hand. Steptoe Grocery.
East Ely. n
William Bell, a moulder. who was
employed at the shops of the smelter
at MeGill last winter. and who was
found guilty of assault and attempt TO
kill Noah Marshall, a saloon keeper.
whose establishment is near the
smelter. has been trying hard,
through the Intervention of his
friends. to get the pardon that will
release him from the four years OF
imprisonment to which he was SEN
fenced by Judge Mitchell on the first
of last March The plea OF the
prisoner was that he was drunk AT
the time of the assault and he was
ignorant of the comittal OF the crime.
A petition is being circulated at Nc
GIL by his friends.
A consideration of the condition
OF the Ely streets was had at a meet
ing of the city council on Wednesday
night and Ii was determined 10 raise
sidewalks on hurry street so that
they would appear above paving and
thus prevent the forming OF pools on
the sidewalks from any cause. A
determination was also had in the
matter OF the building of brick
chimneys within the business section
Of Ely, and the matter will now re-
ceiye the attention OF the chief OF
the fire department. The extension
OF the sewer system was also con
sidered and certain necessary lengths
Of sewerage will be added to the
present system within a short time.
The Rev. George Buckle, ID. d.,
the minister in charge of the Union
church. will preach at the Stone
Amusement hall at McGill this after
noon. The service Will last n
hour. from $3.50 TO 400 o'clock.
All are welcome.
Justice Cartwright released
Thedos Paulakidas from custody on
q. al