White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-16

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Mrs. j. X. Welsh of McGill. WHIT
recently underwent a major operation
at the Steptoe Valley hospital. is re.
ported as doing well.
Mrs. W. Y. McGill is a patient Al
the Steptoe Valley hospital, where
"Wednesday morning she underwent
a serious major abdominal operation.
Miss Anna Farnsworth has been
appointed "a regular clerk in the Ely
postofice. Miss Farnsworth was for
nerly on The auxiliary clerk list in
the Office.
Miss Derda Burr of McGill II at
the Steptoe Valley hospital. where
her condition is reported favorable
following an operation performed
Tuesday for appendicitis.
Mrs. Frank Jamison of McGill Is
reported as making satisfactory prog
Iess toward recovery from u major
abdominal operation performed last
week at the Steptoe Valley hospital.
A degree team from the Odd Eel
lows lodge of Ely. Cherry Greek No.
O<s u lt"Nt tbi
to confer a degree on four candidates
in the Hamilton lodge. The Ely
party will travel by automobile.
Word was received in Ely last Sat
urday of the marriage of Miss Mollie
Fletcher and Mark Bolan, both of
whom have many friends in this To-
cality. The happy event is reported
to have taken place in Elko the week
previous.
Judgment was entered W ednesday
III the case of Harry Cannell against
J. Mastaros in a suit on a promissory
note. The judgment was given for
$s22.1S and interest at the rate of
s per cent from March -, 1920. TO
date of settlement.
General Manager George l.. Hickey
of the Nevada Northern railway has
sen IA check for S75 to the Ely vol
unteer fire department in recognition
of quick and efficient action at the
fire Sunday night, which for a time
threatened damage to the companys
shops and roundhouse.
County Treasurer Thomas A. Gath
returned Tuesday evening from Butte
valley. where he went OF a tax-eol-
lecting tour. Treasurer Bath reports
the collection of taxes to be beyond
expectations owing TO the quiet spell.
Only five names of residents of the
county are on the delinquent list,
with the names of forty nonresidents
Passenger travel over the Nevada
Northern railway Is not entirely at u
s%tandstill. as evidenced by Tuesdays
train leaving Cobre with about forty
people aboard, some for McGill and
the most of them for Ely. Ii is
hoped that the out%wardbound record
has been reached and that the tide
of traffic will again set towards the
Ely district.
The Neighbors of Woodcraft enter
tanned at a banquet last Tuesday eve
ming at Odd Fellows hall. The en-
tertainment was in the nature of a
farewell for Past Guardian Neighhor
Jane Barnard. who is leaving the
district TO make her home in Los An
eeies. and also to welcome Lena Riv-
ers Ringer and William +. Allard to
membership in the circle.
Postmaster Wallace has announced
a change in the stage schedule be-
tween Ely and Lund and connecting
POINTS. The stage formerly came in
MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday and
left Ely Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday. The stage will now come in
Monday, Wednesday and Friday and
return TO Land at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon OF the same days
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Jim Yracoqui was discharged ves-
terday from the Steptoe Valley hos
Tital. where he has been for several
weeks receiving surgical tratment for
"A badly crushed leg and other in
%iuries. as the result of being thrown
and rolled upon by a horse he was
riding. Mr. Yracoqui was taken to
the hospital from Ibapah. Utah,
where the accident occurred.
The contest of the homestead en-
try made by Mike Miller in conflict
with the claim of the Adams MeGill
Company was held Wednesday, morn-
ing at the Office of County Clerk Old.
field. Miller made application to file
on a homestead north Of the HeusseI
mountain, which land was posted by
,he Adams-McGill company to bs
bought with script. Attorney Chand
Ter of the firm of Chandler & Quayl,
torney c. a. Eddy for the home
steader
Hemstitching and picoting attach
ment works or any sewing machine
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