White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-08

q ~SQnnESl1e 70 the ollnekdS o. 1--we
valley. \ location III this section
was recently leased to a salt Lake
company. which i expected 10 under
take operations in this held shortly
The White Pine Cone. Official pub
lieation OF the White Pine county
high school. was issued during the
last week As usual. il is a credita-
bic piece OF work IN makeup and lit
erary excellence and reflects credit on
The editorial ability OF the freshman
class. members Of which issued the
solumn
n. J. RYAN. superintendent OF the
Silver King mine 1t Park City. Utah,
was a visitor in the district during
the week While here he took the
opportunity Of inspecting the old Nc
Donald-Ely mine and the Success
nine n The Duck Greek range. he
+ also paid : visit 10 Cave valley. in
Lincoln county. where he looked over
some mining property owned by j. c
Riordan
c. l O~sferlund. as special admin
lstrator n the estate OF Wesley GOur-
der. deceased. presented his first and
final account last Friday in the dis
trict court. District Attorney {. A
Walker appeared for two Of the
brothers OF the deceased. The report
was approved BY Judge McFadden
and the bondsmen of the special ad-
ministratOr were released. Mr. OS-
terlund will proceed 10 qualify a.
General administrator OF the estate.
General Manager George L. Hickey
CT the Nevada Northern railway and
Arthur Smith returned last night
from Salt Lake City. where with
6eneral Manager c. B. Lakenan OF
the Nevada Consolidated Copper
COMPANY q conference was held with
Managing Director Jackling on gen
eral matters pertaining TO business
in this district. Mr.. Lakenan and
Mr. McGll. who is also returning
from Salt Lake. stopped enroute to
Ely and are expected TO arrive here
today On the Sunday freight
Thomas 3. Wheeler OF Baker made
an application before County Clerk
Oldfield this week 10 enter under the
Pittman act $40 acres OF land in sec
tions 13 and IA, township Is north,
range 10 east. for the purpose of ex-
ploring for subterranean water The
usual number OF acres filed on under
this Act is 1850. but according to an
amendment TO the act an applicant
may file on a lesser number OF acres
than was originally provided for In
the Law. Burton II. Robson and Ira
Fredericks were witnesses for the
applicant.
Miss Smith. state demonstration
agent for the Homemakers' Club
branch OF h state farm bureau. will
conduct a series of classes IN sewing.
dressmaking and millinery in Ely
this week. beginning Wednesday and
continuing for n week. The classes
will meet for instruction at the Ely
hotel. on Aultman street, in the room
formerly occupied by the r. and r
Baking Company. and ladies DESTROYS
OF joining can get information on the
subject BY calling at the public Ii
brary tomorrow. Miss Smith is ex-
pected to arrive in Ely Tuesday.
Hearing Of argument on demurrer
in the case of the White Pine Dairy
Company against Edith Moller and
others was had in the district court
Wednesday. Attorney J. NJ. Lock.
hart appeared for the dairy company
and Deputy District Attorney V. II
Vargas for the defendant. The ques.
ton in dispute was the difference in
stipulated damages and penalty az
expressed ia a contract which was Sc.
cured by a mortgage for its perform
ance. At the conclusion of the ar.
suments by counsel the case was sub.
mitted 10 the court for a decision.
Upon the application of Thomas n
o Neili in the district court last
Tuesday an order was made releas.
ing him and George Dugan from the
bond of II. A. Reinhart and Irene
" Williams. witnesses who we're under
bond TO appear at the trial of Rober,
Brady. held on a charge OF assault
and battery. The witnesses wers
present In court with the bondsnan
and Judge McFadden made the order
releasing h bondsmen and remand
ed the witnesses to the custody OF
the sheriff. District Attorney Walk.
er later released the witnesses On
their own recognizance.
+. Z. Campbell OF the nlipah Con.
solidated Oil Company returned or
Thursday from a business trip TO Sal,
Lake City. He brought back n hie
blueprint map of southern Utah
which shows the extent of the oil
development under way there and
includes the San Juan field. where
the Illipah Consolidated has secured
holdings. hr Campbell saws that OF
Is the principal topic OF discussion Ia
Salt Lake. RE also says that while
the city looks well IL ia not any too
we'll. meaning thar the Utah metrop.
, oils. in common with other places. 4
? suffering from an anamie fnancia.
condition.