White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10
LOC4L BREUITTES

Rudolph Ferry OF Campbclis ranel
underwent a successful operation fol
acute appendicitis at the Ely Sur
gicai hospital Tuesday.
J. W. Blackw ood is at the count,
hospital. where he has been taken b,
tho local Elks 10 receive treatment
for asthma and other ailments. ia
yorable reports have been received
rs to his condition.
The American Express Compan,
ofbce at Kimberly has been closed b,
permission of the Nevada public ser
vice commission The commission
however, retains Jurisdiction in th'
case for the purpose of reopcning III,
cfiicc whenever conditions Warrant
Boreas celebrated In this district
by spreading "a heavy frost in an in.
discriminate manner the nights oi
July 2 and 2 and much damag.
was done. particularly 70 gardens
and many who had cherished the
hope of having vegetables and things
OF their own raising saw their hopes
vanish 90 they surveyed frost-blaek-
ened sprouts.
According 10 "A law passed ut the
last session Of the legislature all ap-
piicants for licenses to operate hoist
ing engines must appear before u
board of examiners The examining
hoard for Ely district. No. 4, is made
up of Alex Baird. chairman; {. X
Eedlar for the engineers n Charles
T.. Rose for the genral mechanics. An
examination was held at the court.
house In Ely Friday.
J. n. singleton and Herbert Miller
were bound ovcr In appear in the dis
triet court and bonds fixed nj S2,0oe
each as the result OF the preliminary
hearing IN the Justice court. which
was concluded last Wednesday. The
two men. with Charles Green. were
charged With cattle rustliug in Spring
valley. Green was released in the
justice court owing 10 lack of ovi
denee Ia connect him with the charge
\ gold brick valued Mt S40o was
brought in Monday from the Tilford-
Baird mines At Osceola. the result of
n u of ore made last week ut the
Willow creek mill. The brick was
brought In ny Clyde Tilford. who
also had a box of specimens taken
from the vein. which "a several dol
lars per ounce. Mr.. Tilford saws the
ore in the tunnel level is holding In
width and values and that another
small mill run will soon be ready.
w. N. Curto, who In hauling gravel
from the old Centennial dump north
OF the city. had an unusual expert
ence Yesterday when a wagon over
turned on the grade lust north
of the nighttime tracks. The wagon
with its load turned bottom up and
the cloud OF dust which arose was n
mystifying proposition to those who
witnessed il from afar. Fortunately
neither the driver nor the horses
were injured in the unusual accident
Il. 4. FOREMAN. as attorney for the
First National hank, has filed 4 COM
plant against John 4, Berg aud l..
" Nielsen in n suit IL ecovc ludg-
ment in the sum of Saa,aSH.37 al
legged L. he due on promissory notes,
secured hy n mortgage OF ranch land
In Spring valley. The promissory
notes We're made to the Olaeschea
brothers by the defendants berg and
Ni'ic'h Hh'u Hlt ItNdblt Ut the flFSl
National bank. Judgment is asked
for the amount OF S~aa,aS2.3f. with
interest and $4,000 attorneys Fee.
John Russell, young O Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Russell. lost the end OF
the second finger of his left hand last
Sunday as the result uf an encounter
with a lawn mower. The little fel
Low Was sitting On the grass watch.
ing the lawn mower, which one oi
The other Russell children was oper.
ating. As the mower passed Johnny
stuck cut his hand and the rapidls
revolving knives clipped the end oi
his finger. The little patient WI.
hurried to tho Ely Surgical hospital
where the injury was treated, and a.
the end Of the finger was not entirel,
severed IL is hoped that the flesh ma,
grow on again. II was a nainful ex
rerience for Johnny. Who Is only tw,
aud one-half wears old.