White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10
lE4ST ELY .JOTTYNCS

Fifteen cars of cattle were loaded
at The Ely Packing Company's yards
ON the regular freight.
james Fay. Eddie Horrocks and
Sinton Paine left Friday for a camp
ing trip 10 Steptoe creek.
Sunday school will be held regv
larly every Sunday at the East Ely
Presbyterian church at 10 a. m.
Raymond Holtzman. Harry Fay
and Graham briggs left yesterday for
q fishing trip to Kalamazoo creek.
II. A. Sandberg returned the first
of the week from Ogden, called by
the illness of his son Lawrence, who
il suffering from rheumatic fever.
Mrs. Esther Killough of East Ely
and three children have gone TO Gey-
ser, Mrs. killough having taken n
position with the Geyser Land and
Cattle Company.
Mrs. s. B. Gilbert has received word
that her father. Andrew +. Clark of
Des Moines. Iowa. has been given the
degree of doctor OF laws by Middle
bury (Nt.l college, from which insti-
tuition he graduated in 1871. The
honor was conferred upon DR.. Clark
last month at the class reunion ri
Middlebnry.
The quiet Times Bridge Club was
entertained by Mrs. y. W. Fay We'd
nesday evening, who was also the
winner OF the high score. Refresh
ments We're served ut the conclusion
Of the play, in which the contestants
besides the hostess were Mrs. II. \.
Davidson. Mrs. Doris Duval and Mrs.
Frank l.. Beverly.
William #. Smith. who has been
attending Phillips Exeter academy al
Exeter, ". H.. arrived Saturday eve.
ming TO remain during the summer
vacation at the home OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith. in East
Ely. Pill" was accompanied by his
school friend. Woodbury. Howard of
boston. Mass, who will remain for
Il while as his guest and lie initiated
into Nevada ways
II. X. Amens. assistant general
freight and passenger agent, and Il.
II. Boese. general engineer for the
Nevada Northern Railway Company
returned Thursday from Salt Lake
making the trip by automobile
over the Grand Central highway
They say the recent heavy travel over
The Grand Central has cut the road
badly in places, making rough tray
cling. bnt that by taking the old
road. which parallels the new road
for "A long distance. much of the
wheeling can he avoided and
time made.
Frank \. Cameron arrived in East
Ely Tuesday night from Phoebe.
where he has been employed for the
two months ut his trade as ma
On his return To this dis.
Mr. Cameron came by way of
salt Lake City. where he visited his
brother, who Is master mechanic FOR
The Oregon Short Line railroad. He
that times are quiet both at Pr
and Silyerhorn. with COMPARE
lively few men employed and not
much being done except in the way
OF development work. Tightnese OF
the eastern money market appears
70 he the principal cause of retard.
ing the mining game in that part OF
the country. where there is plenty of
ore in sight and plenty of men who
are ready 10 work il the opportunity
presents itself. Mr.. Cameron, who
formerly in the employ OF the
Nevada Consolidated Copper Com
rany at McGill. owns a place in Fast
Ely, whore he expects 10 remain dur
ing the summer. rs he Is OF the
opinion that work is bound to be re
sumed o or later and that n mar
out OF work is just N well of here
as anywhere. as outside conditions
III some respects are even quiater
than in the Ely district.