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

Kelly Is employed on the Rio Grande
system in the capacity of brakeman.
Thomas Rockhill, after spending
! the winter at the home of his daugh-
ter in Oroville, California. returned
TO the district the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ball of Kim
berly, have returned from Utah
where they were called by the Illness
OF his father which terminated fatal
ly.
Jacob Shallenbarger returned from
southern California Thursday even
ing where he has been for a couple
OF weeks on a business and pleasure
trip.
A. ID. Fisher, who has been break
ing on the Nevada Northern for
sometime, left ior Salt Lake the first
OF the week where he expects to re-
main.
r.. E. Dodson. one of the builders
of the district, went TO st. Anthony.
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his wife and daughter who are visit
ing relatives there.
Assessor ]. F. Miles has returned
from a tout of the western and
southern portions of the county
where he spent a fortnight looking
up taxable property.
Lee r. Marriott has returned from
Black Rock, Utah, where he has
been experimenting the shearing of
1000 head OF sheep, the property of
himself and brother Henry.
Walter G. Hull, telegraph operator
at the Ely station, has returned from
a months trip through the north
western states and is again in atten-
dance of his duties at the key.
H.. G. Wilcox is the new soda
water dispenser at the store of the
Steptoe Drug company. He ZONES
from Salt Lake and has had much
experience in this line of work.
Bishop H. ID. Robinson. Of the di-
Geese of Nevada. will arrive in the
district during the week, and on next
Sunday will conduct confirmation
services at st. Bartholomew church.
Mrs. Nettie S. Paul and son Ralph.
who have been guests at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. Arthur Short. for the
past month. left for their home in
Palo Alto, California, Thursday
morning.
j. Norris, one of the pioneer min
ers of this district. returned to his
home in Ely the past week after visit
ing many camps in the state thorou-
ghly convinced that this district is
the best In the state.
c. W. Woods has gone to Ogden.
where he will become associated with
the T. II. Carr Drug company as
pharmacist. For the past year he
has been connected with the Steptoe
Drug company in Ely.
j. II. Coltharp. a former merchant
of Ely. was in the district from Salt
Lake a few days the past week look
ing after his interests in the Ameri-
can Trading company at McGill In
which he is a heavy stakeholder.
Mrs. ID. Bascom and children arriv-
ed in East Ely the first of the week
( To JON her husband and make their
home. Mr.. Baseom is employed in
the machine shops of the Nevada
Northern.
r. J. ~Schwanbeck was over from
the Ely Illipah property Friday for
a load of supplies and machinery.
He reports work progressing salts
factorily along development lines
with prospects that are most promis-
ing.
C. c. Lane and j. b. Harden of
Boston. were in the district several
days the past week viewing the prop
critics at Copper Flat. They are rep
r~esentiyes of Hayden. Stone & Co,
and their conclusions will doubtless
be contained in the market letters of
that firm in the neal future.
Miss Lillian Il. Jones of Los An
geles, arrived during the week to ac-
eept the position of stenographer in
the Office of Royal F. Matthias, forest
supervisor. Miss Ethel Cotter, the
present incumbent. will leave about
May LIST to accept a like position in
the district Office at Ogden.