White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-30

MIS-. "A. l.. fdTheT mas TeluTIeu
from a visit at the home of he daugh-
ter. Mrs. w. E. Weddle, in Los
Angeles.
Sol Snyder left Friday morning for
a weeks visit with friends in Salt
Lake City and several points in
Wyoming.
Mrs. B. McFadden and children ar
rived from Pittsburg during the week
and will take up thir residence at
Copper Flat.
Michael Ahern, a pioneer of the
Hamilton district, is circulating
among old friends and acquain-
taaoes in Ely.
Mrs. George II. Linsley and daugh-
teer will spend the summer in Cali
fornia having departed for Oakland
during the week.
Mrs. Fred NJ. lark and daughter
Carlo are expected home this even
ing frim a visit at the home of her
mother in San Francisco.
Leslie Clay of Garrison, Utah, was
in attendance at district court the
first of the week as a witness in the
Bellander Brothers-Smithson water
suit.
Mrs. Johanna Wearne who has
been in Ely the past two months
looking after legal matters returned
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of the week.
Mrs. w. B. Graham returned from
Point Richmond, California, Friday
evening, where she has been visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Mollie Hopkins.
A. b. Colwell. city engineer, has
returned from Mason where ne has
been engaged in survey work for the
Mason Townsite company for the
past month.
Lee Jones, for the past two years
employed at the Giroux mine, left
the first of the week for Ontario,
Oregon. where he will join his family
and reside permanently.
A. ID. Alderman, who has charge
of the East Ely Meat Market, left
this morning for San Francisco, and
will spend the mex ten days p%leasur-
ing in various coast cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Lindley ar
rived in East Ely on Friday evening
and are temporarily domiciled at the
Steptoe hotel. where Mr.. Lindley is
being created by old time friends.
NJ. +. Lewis, owner of the Bunker
Hill Sullivan property spent sew
eral days in the district the past week
looking after his business interests.
Mr.. Lewis resides at Moscow, Idaho.
Stephen Williams, who was in
from his ranch at Stockville to at
tend the doings in connection with
} the observance of the anniversary OF
the founding of Odd Fellowship, re-
turned home YESTERDAY.
Martin Peterson arrived from Den
mark Friday evening where he has
been laboring the past two years as
a missionary of the church of Latter
Day Saints, n yesterday went to
his home in Preston.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. J. w. Ad-
ans, who have recently returned
from spending the winter in the
south sea islands, arrived here from
Carson City the first of the week and
are guests at the w. N. McGill home.
w. b. Lee, the supervising inspec-
, tor for the insurance interests of the
Guggenheims, arrived in the district
on Friday night, and will remain
here for several days going over the
holdings of the Nevada Consolidated.
j.. A. Malta, formerly cashier o.
! the Copper National bank, arrived
from Mason Friday evening where
he completed the initial steps for es-
tablishing the Mason National bank,
and stopped over here on his return
to Salt Lake for a brief visit with ola
friends.
Curtis IL. Lindley, with his bride.
arrived here on Friday night, and
will go to Copper Flat tomorrow to
take charge of the churn drills, the
position left vacant by w. A. Perk-
ms who departed six weeks ago for
South America. Mr.. Lindley is no
stranger in the district, having been
here up to three years go. During
his stay he was at the smelter, at
Copper Flat and for awhile engaged
in engineering work with the Giroux.
He is a son of Judge Curtis NJ. Lind