White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-26

land is desirably located for a town
site and may later be used for this
purpose.
Fresh vegetables every Tuesday
and Friday from Utah. Fresh fruits
always on hand. Steptoe Grocery,
East Ely. u
George F. and Jane Merger, two OF
the defendants in the case filed by
Gael S. Hoag to collect a commission
of $4,000 for the sale of the Jeffer-
son-Morfoot group of claims to the
Ely Centennial Copper company,
have filed an answer in the clerks
office in which they deny that Mr..
Hoag found a purchaser who was
ready and able to buy the property
and assert that he is therefore not
entitled to the commission.
c. p. Bartlett and Joseph Murphy
are now in possession of lots 8 and
8 in block B of the Fay addition
which they purchased at a con-
stables sale last June, the six
months allowed by law for the re-
demption of the property having ex-
pired. The ground in question was
sold at public auction to satisfy a
Judgment for $500 in a suit filed by
Bartlett and Murphy against Tina
Young ON a promissory note.
A deal was closed this week be-
tween Royal F. Matthias, forest sup
eryisor, and Richardson and Marks,
owners of the Richmar, whereby the
forestry official secured a two years
lease on three fooms on the first
floor of the Riehmar, facing on
Gampton street. 1t is the intention
of the foresters to move their Offices
about March 10 from their present
location in the Observation-Disclosures
ger building into their new location.
II Hamilton's haven't the piece of
music you want, they will order it
for you. Next door TO Wade's.
The home of Mrs. William Giles
on Mob Hill in Eureka was the scene
of a quiet wedding last week when
Miss Hattie p. Allen became the
bride of Orie G. Slete, Judge l.. w.
Cromer conducting the ceremony.
Both of the contracting parties are
residents of Hamilton, the bride be-
ing the daughter of George Allen
and the groom a we'll known
stockman of this county. Immediate
ly following the ceremony they left
for their home at Hamilton.
w. L. Nelson of the Idaho barn,
who, prior to the appointment of a
receiver for Ely Central Copper COM
pany brought suit against hat Dr.
poration for $120.23, representing a
balance due for livery hire, and levi
an attachment on three horses,
several sets of harness and a wagon,
this week petitioned the district
court to grant permission to Re-
ceiver Willard to sell the property.
asserting that the expense of keep
ing the animals was rapidly reduc-
ing the value of them as security.
For Rent-Two UNFINISHED
rooms suitable for light housekeep-
ing. Apply at East Ely Grocery.
The eight-months-old sol of Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Buzzetti died at the
Renshaw rooming house last Sun
day morning after a short illness of
inflammation of the bowels. The
parents had brought the little one
to Ely two weeks ago in order that
better attention could be given and
where better facilities were afforded
during the illness. The body a
taken to Nevin & Graham under
taking parlors and Monday the heart
broken parents departed for Cherry
ment took place.
Ed Willard and Son have brought
suit in the district court against the
Williams-Ely Copper company and
an attachment has been levied by
Sheriff Butler on that group of
claims. the object of the suit being
to collest S440 which the plaintiffs
allege is due them for survey work
performed between May "a, 1907,
and July Is, 1907. They assert that
the defendant company has paid
them $500 and that there remains a
balance due them of $40 on the
contract agreed upon before enter
ing upon the work.
A shipment of late popular vocal
and instrumental music just received
at Hamilton's. Call and hear them
played.
Ed Neff and James Ferguson, two
of the four persons who were involv-
ed in the action brought by the Ely
Water company to quiet title to GER
tain parcels of ground neal Warm
Springs, have filed answer in the
clerks Office in which they assert
that they never claimed ownership
to any portion of the ground in
question and ask that they be dis
missed with costs. James A. Nc
Creary and Andrew Ghigerri claim
ownership o. half interest in the
claims and will nrOhahIu nrapora Z,