White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-16

his sister, Mrs. Phyllis McEllin. and
his niece. Mrs. NJ. l.. Smith. left on
yesterday mornings train for Salt
Lake.
Wcrd has been received that Mr..
and Mrs. Henry NJ. Fulmer and their
daughter Martha are at Berkeley,
Cal. where they expect TO remain
through the winter.
George l.. Hickey. general manager
of the Nevada Northern railway. left
the first of the week for San Fran
cisco and other points. He expects to
be away a fortnight or more.
Charles s. Chandler and j. II. Full
mer left Tuesday for Reno TO attend a
meeting of the republican committee
men from the several counties OF the
state. scheduled to take place last
Friday
Engineer W. j. Smith, Fireman
George Baird and engine No. 81 took
the forty-seyen car stock train TO
Cobre Monday night. The train was
m charge of Conductor Billie Padden
and Brakemen J.. IL. Fulmer and
Harry Dunlap.
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Ross c. Finley was a caller in East
Ely yesterday. coming in from his
ranch north of McGill to attend to
business matters i'm Ely. He says he
expects To leave for Oregon about
October % and plans to remain there
during the winter.
Edward Woods is expected to ar
rive from Ogden Tuesday and join
his mother here. who is located at
the Steptoe hotel. Edward was a
former pupil at The White Pine coun-
ty high school and is planning io
again take up his studies here.
Conductor Phil hewitt and Frank
returned Tuesday from an extended
trip TO Berkeley. Cal. and thence
north To Vancouver, B. {. IL was a
delightful outing and while in the
north Mr.. hewitt met his brother for
the first visit they have had for
t%wenty-four years.
Frank l.. Beverly is in receipt Of a
letter from James b. Whitlock. Ne
vada Northern engineer who Is Wis
ting his brother in New York City
Mr.. Whitlock writes that business
seems TO be on the gain in hat par
of the country and that his obserya.
lions on his recent trip across the
continent had led him TO believe thai
the depression is now for the mos
part west of Chicago and that IL
the east business is rapidly gettinf
back to normal.
Two more truckloads of machiner,
and equipment for the Lake Vale.
Mining Company were sen out from
here yesterday by Bob Nichols
George Baird. Nevada Northern fire
man, made the trip to Lake vale,
with Mr.. Nichols. II Is reported tina
active Roadway is being made in tn
/, work of constructing the mill at tn
J Lake Valley holdings and Williar
Webb of the company left here yes
terday morning for Cleveland, o., o.
, business connected with the devel
opment and operation of the works
Occasional word from former Ne
vada Northern rails" indicates tha
the boys have scattered in all dire.
tons since the local business Stun
set In. w. G. Knapp, who was a frs
man or the n. N. is now braking OF
OF Pueblo. Col, on the Missouri T.;
cifc; Z. G. Forester, also a fireman
= is now located at Temple, N. D.. an
is said TO be employed in ranchiLe
"Chippie" Wilson. long mainline pa
senger engineer. is in Peck. La, an
so far as Is known has not done an
raiiroading since leaving here.
all reports are true none of the al
sent ones have forgotten Nevada an
will be glad to return to East F.
when the opportunity presents.