White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-07

William Bradley came in last Tues
day from his ranch at Bothwick creek
to cast mis- vote in Ely.
Clyde Tilford, who is working a
placer mine at Osceola. was a visitor
in Ely during the week.
bishop ii. L. Arnoidson OF Preston
was among these who found IL neces.
sary to visit the county seat on bust
ness Lest week.
w. L, Hutchins of Lund was regist-
cred at the Northern on Wednesday
last and after attending to business
matters returned home.
John Molleson of Stcptoe was at
tracted to the county seat last week,
he said. principally to hear the cleo
| ton returns first hand.
Gentle Georgetta came ii from his
ranch at Hight-Mile last Wednesday.
bringing the ballot box with the cleo
ton returns from Tippett.
Alex Kolcheck left his mining in
dustry long enough during last week
to pay a visit to Ely and generally
get in touch with the outside world.
J. w. Walker, the welI-known min
ing man who now devotes practically
his entire attention to his interests in
the Cherry Creek section. was in Ely
last week.
F.. Christmas left last night for Spo-
kane, Wash. where he was called on
account of the serious illness Of his
e-.I A.. rtl-t,o. aupartz 40 ha
gone about ten days.
Ted Shaw, we'll known in mining
circles. was an arrival from salt Lake
last week and will spend some time
here looking after his mining inter-
ests in the county.
Nose Anderson Of the Cleveland
ranch. in Spring Valley. was an arrival
his week. coming in on business con-
nected with the ranch and to bring the
ballot box from Taft precinct.
A.. b. Gardner. the prominent ranch
err of the Sunnyside section. came to
the county seat last week. but his
stay was short owing to the demand
upon his time at his home ranch.
Thomas II. Curnow. general manager
for the Gibson Mercantile Company In
this district. left Friday night for Salt
Lake City. where he will spend about
a week in conference with other of
fcials of his company.
Paul Smith was one of the interested
one who visited Ely last week. COM
ing in from Lund to dispose of business
matters and incidentally get a close
up on the election returns.
+. A. Sawyer. deputy United States
for Nevada. arrived in Ely on
The main line passenger train Yesterday
morning and after ~disposirg of some
business before Judge Collins returned
last night to his headquarters In Car
son City.
Lee II. Marriott OF Oseeola was an
Ely visitor last week and when asked
as to the sheep business in his section,
In which he is heavily interested. he
said 1t was as thriving as the repub-
party. and that certainly is
saying enough.
George J. Bartlett. one of the most
prominent attorneys in the state. was
a visitor in Ely during the week.
Judge Bartlett came in last Wednesday
from Reno to attend to legal matters
before the district court and returned
home on the evening train.
Carl Deitlan and Grant Anderson
were among those who visited the city
last week. coming from their ranches
at Seh%ellbourne and after hearing the
election returns from the first precinct
to come in they were perfectly satisfied
as 10 the ultimate general result.
o. G. Bates left last Thursday for the
Pacific coast on n business trip. Mrs.
Bates and the Bates children are now
at Long Beach an dthe enterprising
furniture dealer will no doubt spend
some time on a vacation with his fam
lily before returning to business here.
John Carlson. one of White Pines
most enterprising citizens. came in
from Cherry Creek last Wednesday
and spent a few days here. When Mr..
Carlson was approached and asked as
TO affairs around Cherry Creek he
simply said, II am still a democrat"
j. u. Thomas came in Friday from
Pleasant Valley. bringing the ballot
box from the most remote precinct I'm
the county. When asked what the |
vote In that precinct was he declared
that everything was republican and
that there was but one democrat in the
precinct.
A. II. Whitehead one of the most
progressive citizens OF this county,
came in from Lund last Wednesday. |
Bishop Whitehead is always optomis- |
tic and says that the farms will thrive |
and deserving citizens prosper no mat
ter which political candidate may be
victorious at the polls.
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