White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-13

Have you seen the premiums in
the windows of Narcotics.
Owing to the scarlet fever epidemic
at McGill, the dance h a was to be
given by the Steptoe Aerle of Eagles
on the evening of November 16, has
been indefinitely postponed. Notice
as to when 1t will take place will be
given later.
If you like to use a high grade
sewing machine for a week or for a
month, call up Ira J. Mcknight and
have one delivered to your home.
J. G. Bond and A. S. Bush, who az
rived in the district early in the week
are contemplating making this their
future home. They made the trip
from the Cottonwood range in Hum
boldt county, a distance of 300 miles
by foot, by way of Gold Circle. Mrs.
Bush lived in this section in the early
lays and Is we'll known to many of
the old timers.
The boarding house of John Petr-
inc at Copper Flat has been destroyed
by fire. The bucket brigade and
helpers did valiant service but they
could not prevent the loss of $3.50
that was placed within a feather bed
for safe keeping and the loss by fire
was about $500 In addition. The
trouble seems to have started from
an over-hated stove.
When you see the premiums in the
windows at Narcotics you will want
to know more about them.
An after election quarrel resulted
in Harry Borchert suffering from a
wounded scalp from an attack being
made upon him by his opponent for
. constable at Cherry Creek. Sam
Davis, who was the worse for liquor
at the time. The attack was APP
parently ~unprovoked or the part Oh
Borchert. By-standers interfered and
prevented further harm. being done
to the wounded man.
! Through the kindness of l.. T. Lar
sen, the manager of the Giroux board
ing house, the Rev. George Buckle.
~. IT,, 1OuOuNNtd a bOopti z fAtN
there on Friday night and a goodly
number of the residents gathered to
hear the message. These services
will be held on each Thursday night
probably in the school house. The
one for next Thursday eve will be in
the Giroux Boarding House dining
room.
Fresh vegetables every Tuesday
and Friday from Utah. Fresh fruits
always on hand. Steptoe Grocery.
East Ely. II
Bullion tax reports for the thiro
quarter of the year have been filed
with the assessor. These include the
Glasgow and Western Explorations
company, with a value of $~S,675.9z;
the Ely Consolidated Copper COM
pany, ~$652.36; the Isaaes mine of the
Coppermines company, S289.29; the
April Fool mine, of the Red Hill dis
trict. 5 $1,000, with a net profit on
$500; Nevada Consolidated with IA
net profit of $215,472.50.
A few months ago several of the
physicians of the district resolved TO
organize a society among the medicaI
fraternity to consider the best inter
ests of the camp and they call it THE
White Pine County Medical Society
At the last meeting on Monday ven
ing Drs. Holmquist and Gleason unit
ed with the society in the Office of DIR.
r. H. Richardson of Ely and in time
all the physicians of the district are
expected to become members.
The premiums on display in the
windows of the Narcotic Liquor
Store are attracting a good deal of
attention. -
Arthur A. Shell obeyed the COM
mand to "honor thy father" by cele-
brating the birthday of the seventy
four years old gentleman on Tuesday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Shell gave ali
evening to a few friends and, enjoyed
whist and supper together. Among
those present was the oldest-the
!. only living veteran of the Mexican
war now living in Nevada, Thomas
Roekhill, who had the pleasure of
con%gfatulating his friend on his natal
day.