White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-24

left this week for Tonopah on a tour
of inspection.
MFR. and Mrs. Albin Bellander OF
Baker were visitors in the city our
ing the week.
AL Marsh of Lake valley is spend
ing several days in the city looking
after his real estate.
A seven-pound son was born 10 MT
and Mrs. BerI Robinson at the u
ty hospital April %.
Owen Cazier of White River was
in Ely this week TO take up lane mat
ters before County Clerk Oldfield.
Attorney James NJ. Lockhart left
Friday morning for Ogden and salt
lake City, where he will remain for
about ten DAYS on legal business
Frank Rapp and Thomas w. Brady
returned to Ely Monday for the pur-
nose of investigating mining pros
poets at Cherry Creek and vicinity.
John II. Dolan, road supervisor OF
the Cherry Creek road district, was
in the city this week, coming in from
his ranch at Aurum TO attend to bust
ness.
w. W. Page and wife and daughter
Tibbie have returned to Ely after
spending the winter in Jackson, Cal
They expect to remain here perma-
nently.
Editor w. A. Leonard and George
~ ~ 49,. s4RH a ..Arnnnnl in
spection of the Silyerhorn mining
district, which is just now a much
talked-about field.
Judge c. j. McFadden made Il trip
to Phoebe this week to hold court for
Judge William T.. Orr. Judge Me.
Fadden left Ely Monday morning and
returned Wednesday.
Miss Nevada Tuck. who has been
attending school in Richmond. Va,
arrived in Ely Monday evening and
will spend the summer vacation at
the home Of her parents.
J. c. Riordan, president of the Ely
National bank. spent several DAYS in
the city this week. coming in from
his ranch in the Sunnyside district &c
attend to business matters.
For the purpose of looking after
their mining interests at Hamilton
Jack Kearns and p. j. Gallagher left
Ely Thursday morning by the Ford
route for the famous old camp.
Frank l.. Sellstrom returned Fri.
day afternoon from the Silyerhorn
camp. having taken out a truekload
OF lumber for W. l.. Tuck, who Is
starting building operations there.
Ed Foster OF Spring valley. who
has been suffering with an attach of
appendicitis. was operated IN last
Thursday at the Ely Surgical hos
pital. He is reported 10 be conva-
descent
+. J. Gallagher, who has been Wis.
ting in the city for some time, left
Thursday morning with Jack Kearns
for Hamilton, where they will begin
work on their silver claims in thai
district.
DR.. J. A. Wallace. o. NJ. Wallace.
J. NJ. Collins and w. f. Meyers left
Thursday morning for the Sllyerhorn
mining camp. travelling by the doe.
tors automobile. They returned 10
Ely last night.
ID. p. BARLEY, Alexander Mcqueen
and Harry Wilcox went to Tonopah
Tuesday TO attend a Masonic meet.
ing, where Messrs. Wilcox and Nc.
Queen received the consistory de.
gree. The trip was made by auto.
mobile.
Rolla States, formerly employed az
tractor engineer for the county and
who has been in Eureka for some
time past. returned to the city this
week to make arrangements TO re.
move his family to Eureka. where he
il engaged in business.
A. j. Proctor. whose serious i'll.
ness with a threatened attack OF an.
pendieitis was announced last week.
has recovered, an operation not be.
Ing necessary. and is again looking
after the interests of the Graham
Quality shop. OF which he is manager
Oscar Seigle Is a recent arrival In
Ely, returning from a two-weeks' a
tomobile trip to points in Utah, where
he visited in Green River, which IL
foOdi gihHts hAii16 lIOui iHd Odn
Rafael oilfelds and the supply point
for the oil development going on
there
j.. G. Mcdonald. who has been ma
chine operator for the Ely Daily
Times. has accepted a like position
with the Phoebe Record. Mr.. Melon.
aid, accompanied by his wife and
three sons, left for Phoebe Monday
morning. making the trip by auto.
mobile truck. c. Park Grier que.
ceeds Mr.. Mcdonald as machine Cd.
orator at the Times office.
j. r. Anenda left yesterday morn.
ing for the east OF business connect.
ec with the lllipah Petroleum Com
pany. He was accompanied from Ely
by F. c. Schultz. who came here rev
Gently from Illinois to look into ths
oil conditions in the Illlpah field. Mr.
Amenda will stop in Salt Lake City
and then continue his journey TO Dos.
ton and other points. He expects to
be away about three weeks.