White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-26

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and Mrs. William +. A.lard yester-
day morning.
William j. Hicks Is taking care o.
the Graham Quality Shop during the
absence Of Manager A. J. Proctor.
Sam Bell, an old-time resident of
Cherry Creek, is at the Steptoe hospi-
tai. where he is undergoing treatment
for in infected leg.
Miss Wilma Ellen Mcleod and Mr..
Charles Robson of Sprng valley were
marred by Judge G. j. McFadden at
the courthouse Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Hugh O'Neill and IONS OF Co
bre camd to Ely Saturday. Mrs
O'Neill placed one of her som in the
Steptoe hospital for the removal of
his tonsils.
Fred ID. West, agent for the Studo-
baker company in this city. reports
the sale of a Studebaker Six TO II. I.
McCrae, assistant manager OF the
mill al Ruth.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Blackweod of
East Ely. who have been i'll with in
fiuenza for some time, are both able
TO be out of doors again after many
trying weeks indoors.
Mrs. Clarence A. Eddy. who auf-
fered an attack of influenza AMI while
convalescing contracted pneumonia,
Is now said to have passed the crisis
and IS on the road to recovery.
A ioak in the water main at East
Ely during the week caused consid-
cradle damage TO The DAD in its
vicinity. A crew OF men was imme-
diately put To work to repair the
road
Miss Minnie Meyers has resumed
her duties as Stenographer in the
general Offices of the Nevada North
ern Railway Company after a weeks
absence. due from an attack of in
fuenZa.
The suit of Clyde Hatch against
Robert Brady which was filed in the
district court in January for the sum
of sl,626 was dismissed Wednesday
by G. +. Boreman.. attorney for The
plaintiff. The case was settled ouf
Miss Mary +. Stillwell home dem
onstrator for the state farm bureau,
arrived in Ely last evening and held
a meeting at the city hall, lecturng
on subjects interesting to housewives
and outlining plans Tor the bureau
for the coming year here.
Miss Margaret Englesby, who re-
Gently recovered from a severe i'll
ness. is now a victim of influenza and
Is again confined to her room In the
Collins hotel Mrs. G. Wiley Brown
is taking Miss Englesby's place in
the commercial department of tho
high school.
Members Of the American Legion
at the regular meeting held Thurs
day evening announced that they
would present a minstrel show about
April 22. John c. Hickey. chair
man of the entertainment commit
tee. presented his report on the dance
given March nth. which netted the
post the sum of $3.50.
At a meeting of the county hoard of
Engineers. consisting of Deputy Mine
Inspector Alex Baird, c. II. Pedlar
and G. F. Rose. held Monday morning
for the purpose Of granting engineers
licenses. the following had licenses
issued 10 them: First class, G. G J
Gaines, b. l.. Dillingham;, Leonard j |
second class. T. II. Hooper.
An order confirming sale in the
of the estate OF Martin Lutia.
deceased. was filed in the district
court Thursday by Charles A Walk
or. administrator. The property sold,
was purchased by John Lutia,
OF lot 5, block /. Riepatown
and a watch and chain The
amount received from the sale was
1855
Sheriff Nicholson arrested Jim Dem
mas at Ruth last Monday and also
took possession OF a still. The var
for the arrest of Denmas was is
sued by District Attorney Walker
The capacity of the still was eight
gallons and 1t was we'll made of cop
per throughout. The sheriff brought
all the pharaphernalia used In its con-
to the courthouse, where IL
was stored away.
John Smith of the Lake Valley
Company came In from the
mine Wednesday by team and re-
ports a hard trip. Mr.. Smith says !
that the company expects to have
he new mill in operation Just as
as weather conditions permit of
he arrival of gonn naw machIcar.. J