White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-31

Il. I. OldultlQlt doolotoAAN sNA "
the Ely National Bank, in company
with his wife, returned Wednesday
night from Salt Lake, where they IN
joyed a short vacation.
A daughter arrived Christmas day
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Shell to gladden. the hearts of her
parents. The happy father is we'll
pleased with the holiday gift.
The advent of the new year and
the passing of the old will be observ-
ed with proper ceremonies next Sun
day night, when there will be an
open house for members of the
University club and their ladies.
Auditor r. S. Durkee of the Ne
vada Northern railroad was present.
ed with a beautiful monogram gold
watch as a Christmas gift by the en-
ployees of his Office as evidence of the
esteem in which he is held by the
Office boys.
Ed. Willard, formerly receiver for
the Ely Central Copper company,
who has been in attendance on the
federal court In New York as a wit
ness in the Rice-Scheftels case, is ex-
pected home the early part of the
week, although he has not been
given an opportunity to testify.
Indications in the 200-foot winze
the properties of the Centennial
Development company are favorable
for the ~encountering of the ore zone,
which was passed through on the
tunnel level above. The discovery
ore in the sulphide state is ex-
pected at almost any moment.
Joseph Nelson, the dominant fac
tor in the Saltair railroad and other
business Enterprises in Salt Lake, and
r. E. Wooley arrived Thursday night
from the Utah capital. They left
the following morning for Cherry
Creek to inspect a group of mining
claims in which they are interested.
The following letters remain at
the East Ely pstofice uncalled for
for the week ending December 80:
Mrs. II. A. Hartman, Dave Har-
ris t4), F. r. IL. Hogg. Miss Edna
jefferson, A. Mathews, Frank Moore,
r. P. Moore, A. Pence, Mrs. Peter
Petersen. Marshall Perrin. r. II.
: rank, Postmaster.
Joe Papppas and Annie Arnovich,
prominent members of the Austrian
colony at MeGill, were married last
Tuesday by Father Sheehan at Sacr-
ed Heart church. Eighteen Aus
trians, attired in gorgeous floral
decorations, formed a procession on
Clark street, and accompanied the
bridal pair to the church.
Royal F. Matthias, supervisor of
the Nevada National reserve, was the
recipient of a handsome solid gold
watch, set with diamonds. and con
tanning all the emblems of the Odd
Fellows lodge. Mr.. Matthias is
noble grand of Cherry Creek lodge
No. 32. l. o. o. F. The gift was
given by the forest rangers as a tok-
en- of their appreciation.
The home of Mrs. David T. Harris
in Central Ely was destroyed by fire
about l O'Clock Tuesday morning.
The fire was discovered by the family
of e. P. Silbers. manager Of the Con-
sumers Mailing and Brewing COM
pany, and an alarm was turned in.
Three companies of the Ely volun-
iteer fire department responded to
the call for assistance.
Ely Lodge No. 29 F. & A. NJ. elect
ed the following officers last We'd
nesday night: A. l.. Haight, w. M;
G. ID. Gallagher, S. W.; C. w. Dick
ensen. j. W.; w. c.. Gallagher, sec
rotary; w. B. Graham, treasurer;
Jseph Lewis, S. ID. ID. p. BARLEY,
chaplain; A. Enebo, j. s.; A. j..
Carpenter, S. s.; b. w. Coleman,
tyler; David Mclean, marshal.
NOTICE.