White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-23

WHITE PINE NEWS, s.
law states that it shall be unlawful to
fish between October 16 and April 80
which latter date is included within
its meaning.
Why buy old music-Get some
thing classy at Hamilton's.
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An extra flow of water was struck
at a depth of twenty feet In Newark
Valley by Henry Wedekind, who is
now planning to install a gasoline
pump and confident that there will
be plenty of water obtained to irri-
gate his land.
The Munro residence building OPP
posite the post office on Aultman
street is being remodeled and fitted
up for the offices of the Western
Land and Irrigation Syndicate which
will be installed there as o as
repairs are completed, and o. E.
Mann will occupy a suite of office
rooms in the building.
For a quiet chat with a friend or
a rest. drop into the o. & O.. and
enjoy a dish of excellent ice ream
McGill Odd Fellows, Steptoe Lodge
No. 40. are going to observe the
ninety-second university of the
order in an appropriate manner. In
yitations are Que for a grand ball to
be given at the school house on next
Wednesday evening and no effort
will be spared to make it one of the
social successes of the year.
The regular services of the Metho-
dist church will be held today in
Ely School hall. Sermon by the pas
tor. Rev. w. F. Wenk on The Abid-
ing Love of Jesus" and The Value
of Little Things" Sunday school at
II o'clock, m.
Strictly fresh eggs II soc per doz.
A fresh line of Richelieu and Flag
brands of canned goods. A full sup
ply of new sardines and salt fish.
Our dainty brand of Goldfish is unsur-
passed. Large Norway mackerel,
very fine. Call and see our stock.
Steptoe Grocery Co.
George Wattles, who attempted to
commit suicide a short time ago. is
improveing and it is believed that he
will recover. Notwithstanding the
loss of several ounces of brain mat
er. He will. however. be paralyzed
on the left side of his body as a re-
suit of his effort at self destruction,
but is able to and talks
nationally.
The suit of Philipa Boyd against
Johanna T. Wearne was dismissed in
the district court last Wednesday by
Judge Coleman. The suit was in
stituted with the view of breaking
the will of the late John Wearne in
which most of his property was left
to his wife. Mrs. Boyd. an adopted
lowance of So.
For Sale-Barred Plymouth eggs
for setting. Also clucking hens.
Phone 57-x. or call on Mrs. Stebbins.
East Ely.
The county commissioners at their
regular meeting this week allowed
John Robinson. a county hospital
patient who is afflicted with failing
eyesight, the sum of $4,000, part of
which will be used to send him to
relatives in Salt Lake, and J. Peditt,
a miner suffering with miners con-
sumption. vas allowed $3.50 to
cover transportation and expenses to
Phoenix, Arizona.
A deed for a one-half interest in
the Richmar rooming house was filed
in the recorders Office Thursday
transferring the interest of j. r.
Marks in the property to Bernard
Bernheim of the Bernheim Distilling
company of Louisville, Ky. Mr..
Marks was one of the builders of the
large rooming house, the half in
terest in the property being held by
DIR. H. r. Richardson.
Notice-Our wagon makes daily
deliveries to all parts of Ely and East
Ely. Telephone AK. East Ely
Grocery.
The grandstand at the Ely ball
park has been completed and the
grading is finished, work on the fence
now being hurried along with the in
tention of having it completed the
coming week. Dan Sullivan is look
ing into the matter of cost of sprink-
ling the grounds with oil in order to
insure a solid surface free from dust
The first game will be played on the
new grounds next Sunday.
Acting on instructions from Sheriff