White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-12
SUDDEN ILLNESS ATTACKS
PRESTON STUDENT At Ell Ri;iNA

Pearl Flavin. the ~14-year old
daughter of Mis-. Thomas Roseyoar OF
Preston. White Pine county. who is at
tending the Eureka county high school
and stopping with her relatives. tho
Flavin family on Atlas Hill. was taken
seriously i'll at school Friday forenoon.
says the Eureka Sentinel. While being
assisted home she was attacked with
commissions and collapsed, and DR..
Bremen was hastily summoned. The
sudden attack of Illness followed by
uraemic commissions DIR. Bremen dag
nosed as being caused By an acute at
tack of nright's disease, and stated
that her condition was serious.
Her mother. Mrs. Thomas Hosoyear.
was summoned BY telegraph and arriv-
ed by automobile from Preston.
DIR. Bremen reports the condition Of
Miss Flavin considerably improved.
To Recommend sssed Fee Charges
A recommendation hat fees charged
By the state engineers office be ma
terialiy increased will be embodied in
the biennial report to be mad to the
governor by Engineer Scrugham. This
will be done with the object of makins
the office more self-sustaining and able
TO meet the increased demands placed
upon it's activities.
Too Much Glare for Ghosts on G"ld Hill
The Illumination of the Cold Hill
section OF the comstock district with
innumerable electric lights at night Is
the beacon that gives additional visual
evidence OF the great revival OF a IA
nous mining section of Nevada. says
the Virginia cts Chronicle.
For "A distance of over two MILES.
with a powerful ~searchlight on Ameri-
can Flat to the Imperial on the north,
darkness has been turned into day TO
enable an uninterrupted and continuous
tw~enty-four hours of daily progress in
furthering this immense mining and
milling project. The ghosts of Gold
yiu have been driven from their lair.
VIII Recommend Changes In Wage Inv
Requests that the district attorneys
of the state make suggestions Tor
wage-payment legislation, based on
their experience since the enactment
by the 1919 legislature OF the law now
In force. have been sent from the OF
nee Of the state commissioned oil IA
Dor. It - probable that recommenda-
iions for charges in the law VIII be
embodied in the report 10 be made 70
the governor by Commissioner ingram
the last two years wage col
lectlons amounting to more than sli,eoo
have been made by the department
through cooperation Of the district at
torneys.
James Appeals Ormsby Election Award
The recount case of James against
stern. which resulted in a decision Tor
Sheriff Stern by a majority of two ball
lots, has been appealed to the supreme
court by Alfred Chartz. attorney Tor
James. The appeal IS taken on the oo-
iections made to Judge Iangan's rul-
ings on rejected ballots. The case VIII
| clear I'D several close points on validity
of ballots and be n guide for future
elections over the state.
Rsst Brothers ship Ochre from Austin
The Rast brothers. owners OF the Dig
ochre deposit below the Lister ranch
last week made another shipemnt OF
| three cars of the material to San Fran
| cisco. says the Austin Revielle. This
Ia the third shipment they have made
since they discovered its value last
spring and returned TO the property to