White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-06
PERSONAL ENT7ONLOCAL BREVI7IEs

PERSON4LMENT7O
pryan S. Robson Of Baker war ar
Ely visitor Friday.
A. w. Wakeling OF LuBd WAS an
Ely visitor yesterday.
Carlyle Peacock Of Lund arrived
in the city Friday on q business trip
Mrs. Mary McManus was In the
city Yesterday to look up land mat
tiers with the county clerk.
Frank Sacino OF Kimberly, who
has been visiting in Salt Lake, re-
turned this week 10 the city.
A. j Bennett Of Ruth returned
this week from an extensive visit ID
California. colorado and Utah.
Mr.. and AIRS. Frank Galloway were
arrivals In Ely Friday, coming in
from their ranch in Nye county.
Lawrence Tietz, a former partner
in the Ely Meat Company, is now
located in the meat business at Win
nemucca.
Fine Molleson and family were Ely
visitors this week, coming in from
their ranch neal Steptoe on a bust
ness trip.
George L. Bennett came in yester-
Gay from his ranch at Melvin TO at
tend to land business before the
county clerk.
William MeEwing. a former EN-
ploye of the Nevada Consolidated
Copper company. WIS an Ely visitor
curing The week.
Mrs. r. A. Millick and little grand
daughter left the city last Thursday
for San Francisco. where they will
visit for about a month.
Mat Hogan of Bothwick was il
Ely yesterday to file papers in con-
with his homestead with
County Clerk Oldfeld.
District Attorney Charles A. Walk
er returned last Saturday from Car
City, where he had been the last
week on legal business.
Justice r. d. Mckenzie and Mrs.
Mckenzie of Lund were visitors In
Ely Friday. coming in from their
ranch on a shopping "trip.
Albin and Axel Bellander came in
rom their ranch in Spring valley this
week 10 attend TO land matters be-
fore County Clerk Oldfield.
John Lussetti. the Steptoe valley
'ancher. was a visitor in the city
yesterday, calling on the county clerk
the matter of filing for a water
light.
Marion F. Fox, an 1873 pioneer of
was a visitor in Ely during
ng some time prospecting in the
'en Davis range.
A. r. Whitehead of Lund arrived
n Ely last Tuesday on one of his
business trips To the metro
,o1is in connection with his ranch
ng industry at Lund. +,
Judge c J McFadden left yester-
lay morning for Fallon, where he
will u the hearing of the irri-
cation case in which he is presiding
or Judge T c. Hart.
Al Marsh. one of the well known
,ld-timers here and now q rancher in
he Lake valley section. was in Ely
his week to attend to business in
he county clerks office in onnee
ion with his land titles.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Gates and three
children moved to McGi1l, where
hey will permanently reside. Mr..
being employed by the Nevada
Consolidated Copper Company. Mrs.
Gates is the daughter of Mrs. An
Lhony Bruno
Mrs. Ira Mcknight is making a
visit i'm Tonopah with her son, At
William Mcknight. Daniel,
he young son of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Mcknight, who has been serious
~ i'll fer some time past. is reported
10 be eo~nyalescent.
Owen cazier came in from his
Ianch in the White River valley this
ntth anu DlOuSnl Win Hlm II lOdu
OF supplies for the Ely market. Mr..
CaZier says that the roads between
the valley and Ely at this time are
rot in the best of condition.
Miguel Zubiri left his extensive
ranching and livestock interests in
Spring valley for two DAYS this week
III order to rush into Ely and see
deputy collector of internal revenue
with the view OF keeping himself in
good standing with the government.
County Assessor j. r. Miles re-
turned from Cherry Creek this week.
he had been on his regular
tour of assessing. Assessor Miles
reported that rabies had developed
to quite an extent i'm and around
Cherry Creek. three dogs which were
unquestionably affected with the
disease having been killed
Ed and Lester Robson spent a few
days in Ely this week. bringing in
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