White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-19

the mine and the mill. Air drills are
being used in the driving of the main
tunnel from where they are taking
the tungsten ore.
II Hamilton's haven't the piece of
music you want. they will order it
for you. Next door to Wade's.
Most attractive programs have
been the order of the week at the
Bio theater, and the popular little
playhouse has been enjoying a III
of fine and enthusiastic audiences.
Some of the features have been
among the best ever seen, and the
program for tonight and tomorrow
night promises to eclipse anything
seen during the week. 1t is an all
feature program, the titles speaking
for themselves. The features are
the following. Arms and the Wom-
an (Edison); THE Adventures"
tGaumont); "All Is Fair in Love
and War" (Vitagraph); "A Plain
Song Biography.
Stanley NJ. Reed, of the forest SER
WV q " a. Ill
Iowa, where he had been called to
testify in a cas- instituted by Ne
braska people against Louis. Lee, and
reports that the case has been dis
missed. The trouble arose over a
deal in which Lee, who was at one
time a resident of White Pine county,
traded his @ and 5 horse brands to
Nebraska people for an automobile.
all of which was satisfactory to the
fasteners until they came to gather
the wild horses on the range, where
they encountered unexpected Difficult
tbs and therefore brought suit against
Lee.
rooms suitable for light housekeep-
ing. Apply at East Ely Grocery.
j. L. SLIithson has filed an answer
to the suit begun by Bellander Bros.
to obtain title to the waters of Silver
Greek. Mr.. Smithson alleges that
since 1888 he and his grantors have
appropriated as much of the waters
of Silver Creek as have been neces-
sary for the irrigation of fifteen
acres of land involved in the suit and
that for twenty-seven years have
been in possession of the land. He
further states that his use of the
waters has been economical and
asserts that sixty acres of land have
been used by him for culinary,
domestic and stock watering pur-
poses.
The students of the high school
are making a start in thier prepara-
lions for the spring athletics and
from present indications there will
be considerable interest this year in
lines of sport including track
work and baseball. 1t is expected
that the Ely team will be represented
at the interscholastic track meet
which takes place in Reno in May.
while the baseball team hopes to
schedule games with Elko, Reno.
Winnemucca and others. With the
athletes in attendance at the high
school all that is needed is proper
training and conscientious work to
make the team a winner.
A roost of the Order of Gobblers
was organized in Ely Wednesday
evening by E. F. Trump of Missoula,
Montana, chief organizer of the new
lodge, who zane here for the purpose
of establishing a branch of the order
in this district. The following Of
ficers were appointed by the chief
organizer: Chris Sorensen, chief
gobbler; William Buck. vice chief
gobbler; II. T. Bennett. secretary.
Mr.. Trump delivered an interesting
and instructive address on the aims
and objects of the new order, and
after the regular business of the
meeting had been disposed of, light
refreshments We're served. Ten an
idates were initiated at the first meet
ing, but as yet little is known as to
the nature of the new organization.
Hamilton's have the agency for
the celebrated Blum's Candy. None
better. Try a box and be convinced.
The Empire Theater is continuing
its good work and this week display
ed some of the finest pictures yet
seen. The music. too, following as
1t does the theme of each story pre-
scented, makes the films still more eff
fective and there was not a bill dur
ing the week which was not greatly
enjoyed. The diamond ring contest
is off for the present for the reason
that owing to a complaint having
been made that the law was being
violated, District Attorney McFadden
notified the management to desist
until he looked W the authorities on
the subject. The program for to-
night and tomorrow night promises
to be one of the best yet seen at the
Empire. The feature film is entitled
"A Child of the Wild" a western
story. The other films are Refuge"
Thou Shalt Not KILL" Absent
minded Arthur" a comic, and dots
and Dashes." a western telegraph
story.
MasOns Take Notice.