White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-04

Tuesday from his ranch at Sharp and
spent a few days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber will leave
next Tuesday morning for California,
where they will spend the winter.
J.. C. Wheeler, formerly of East Ely
but now manager of large Salt Lake
commission house, arrived in Ely last
night on a business trip.
Albin C. kirkeby, the Spring val
ley rancher and livestock grower,
came in from his home at Shoshone
yesterday and was registered at the
Northern.
William Tloul, who underwent a
serious operation, which was per-
formed by DR.. A. E. T. Buckell at the
county hospital about three weeks
ago. is now much improved and is
able to be UP and around.
Joe Lowe, former manager of the
National Clothing Company in Ely
and now representing Rosenbaum
Brothers of Salt Lake, was an arrival
on the train last night and will spend
a few days in this district.
Bill Williams, an old-time miner
and blacksmith of this district, has
accepted a position as blacksmith at
the Exchequer mine, now under lease
to Smith & Godbe, at Cherry Greek
He went to the property the first of
the week TO assume his duties.
Raymond, the 4-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Henderson of
Central Ely, was operated on at the
Ely Surgical hospital by DR.. A. f. 7
Buckell last Monday. The little fell
tonsils and adenoids were re-
moved and he is now doing nicely.
After spending several months on
the Pacific coast Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
'Teis. with their daughter Ruby.
returned to their home in Ely last
Mr.. Teis says that Ely
looks good to him as compared with
other cities and he is ready to get
back in the harness again.
A hunting party composed OF G. B.
.akenan. b. l.. Quayle, G. L. Hickey
morning for Hot creek and expect to
'eturn some time tomorrow. Unless
fresh guy tips the ducks of
titu lliCf QCIluc W tiiltlCbittCiy tdhC
Up their winter residence in Califor-
MIA they will be duck soup for this
bunch of crack shots.
II. L. Anderson zane in from his
ranch in Spring valley last Thursday
and while here said that the flow of
the artesian well which he recently
brought in by the use of the county
drill on his property has somewhat
in flow. Mr.. Anderson has
moved the drill 10 another por-
ton Of the ranch and will soon start
a second well,
w. S. (Ole) Elliott and Andrew
Hexem made a flying trip to Eureka
the week, leaving Sunday and
Monday. The purpose of
the visit was to give a piece of min
ing ground the once over The roads
were said to be in good condition and
this is accepted because of the fact
that only about four hours were con-
sumed in making the drive in either
direction
Harry McCandlass, a former resi-
dent OF Ely, arrived here last Tues
day night, accompanied by George f.
Hemphill and E. ]. Evans Of Salt
Lake. The three gentlemen are here
in the interest of the Universal Tool
Company, with headquarters in Salt
Lake, and are Offering the stock of
the company, which is organized for
the purpose OF putting on the market
a newly-improvcd wrench.
John w. Nyce, the well-known
mining engineer who has since 1913
confined his operations to the Hamil-
ton district. arrived in Ely last Thurs
day night. Mr.. Nyce said that his
mission was principally for the pur-
pose of securing a home in Ely and
when that was accomplished he
would return to Hamilton to bring
Mrs. Nyce here and thereafter follow
his profession at the county seat.
A. j. Stinson, state mine inspector,
arrived in Ely from Carson City on
the train last night on one of his
regular visits to the district in wind
ing up the work of his Office for this
year. After strengthening out such
matters as engineers licenses and the
like he expects to leave next Tuesday
for Phoebe and Las Vegas. Mr.. Stip-
son will be accompanied by Deputy
STATE wine inspector Alex bdiTu anu
the trip will be made overland In
Deputy Baird's a
DR.. r. A. Bowdle. chief surgeon for
the Nevada Consolidated Copper Com
pany. with headquarters at the Step
toe Valley hospital. In East Ely, will
leave next Tuesday morning for Salt
Lake. where he will join DR.. A. L.
Castleman. who Is in charge OF the
medical department of the Utah Cop
per Company. and from there the two
surgeons will proceed to Los Angeles
and thereafter visit the Ray and
Chino properties. returning home by
Christmas IL possible.
Pete Jensen, a machinist formerly
In tn, employ OF the Nevada Consol-
idated Correr Company at McGill but
who left this district several months
ago. returned last Thursday night.
While following his calling as a ma.
chinist at Telluride, Col. MI. Jensen
was accidentally struck in the mouth
with a piece OF steel. from which he