White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19

| visitors in ely last week.
Mat Hogan of Butte valley was a
| visitor In the city saturday.
Joe Murphy of the McGin Club was
a visitor In Ely during the week on
business.
Among the visitors from Carran.
| during the week were John Manson
and Joe Cazier.
w. d. Caldwell returned Monday eve
| ming from a business trip to San Fran
| cisco and Carson City.
Hugh Mcintyre. assistant superinfen-
dent of the power house Mt McOill. was
an Ely visitor during the week.
Charles l.. stephens. accompanied by
Mrs. stephens. came in this week from
| the ranch near sharp on n business
| trip 10 the city.
w. N. and Mrs. McGin returned from
Salt Lake last week. where MIR. McGin
lad been for several days 10 attend a
meeting Of the landowners and live
stock men.
Albert Williams and Victor Nybers
came In from their ranch In White
River valley las. week and a no
difficulty In marketing the produce
which they brought with them.
Rabe Kerr. head driller for the Illipah
Petroleum Company. came in with Sec
rotary Amenda last Wednesday and
spent "a few days in town. where he
eas.t Al Ia - Fia xuBiia tiebts a mn 200 1a1
TO him.
Alfred 1ambiyn. undersherif. left
this morning for California, where he
will spend the Christmas holidays
with his children. who are under the
care IL his sister since the death Of
Mrs. Tambiyn.
II. l.. Quayie left this morning for
Oakland and San Francisco. where he
will spend the holidays with his fam
lily and return TO Ely the early part Of
January TO again get down 10 The legal
grind in this district.
James c. Riordan came in yesterday
from his ranch at Sunnysidc to attend
the meeting of the executive commit
tee OF the Ely Commercial club. Miss
ftnel fiOfuhn accompanied ~ itAh'i
TO Ely on n shopping tour
John Carlson of Cherry creek spent
a few days in Ely during last week.
Mr.. Carlson says that the old town II
quiet. There Is nothing doing IA the
mining line" he said AM that Is the
life of Cherry Creek. Republican pros
perity IL not yet noticeable and ! still
adhere To my democratic principles"
T.. l.. sitter. L. ID. Hubbard and lose
q. rgaura, directors Of the Illirah Pc
troleum Company. arrived In Ely last
night from Winnempcea and McDer-
| mot, New, 10 confer with officers n
stockholders OF the company. h di-
r~ectors. with Secretary J. Il. Amenda.
left for the oiliield this morning To
lock AT the company well.
J. II. somers and T. c. Windows came
In from White River valley last Wed
nesday. Mr.. Somers In now dcvoting
his entire time To the ranehlng n
livestock raising industry and predicts
that ne VIII meet with considerable
success during the coming year. He
regards III. raising Of hogs for the
market as profitable and will 20 into
that line on an extensive scale.
-
y. l.. Poulsen. who is thought 10 b.
somewhere In this district. " being
urgently sought by his brother. Ae~
cording TO a letter received by Justice
Of The Peace J. NJ Collins from =. Poul
sen. who now resides ut 1927 Eigh-
teenth avenu Northwest. Seattle.
Wash. the two brothers separated
several years ago and N. T.. Poulsen
was last heard Of at Kernville. Gal. Il
have important news for him. writes
the brother. and | now hear that n
man - that name should be around
Ely"