White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-14

DISQUALIFICATION
Mrs. II. Fisher of Kimberly visited
in Ely Monday.
A. r. Whitehead of Lund spent
Thursday in Ely.
William 3. Bergman. Ruth mer
chant. spent Tuesday n Ely.
Frank Leach, Cherry Creek mer-
chant, spent Thursday in Ely.
Attorney G. +. Boreman went to
Spring valley Tuesday on business.
Fent y. Smith Of Hot Creek at
tended to business in Ely Thursday.
Miss Anne Munson OF Duckwatcr
came 10 Ely Monday for a short visit.
A. 4. Thomas and daughter, Miss
Sadie. of Ruth, visited in Ely Tues
day.
John Lusetti and daughter. Miss
Tracy. OF Steptoe, spent Thursday in
Ely.
William II. Boundy of Schellbourre
came TO Ely Tuesday for a few days
business visit.
William Blair of Hamilton return
ed to mis- home early in the week after
a business trip TO Ely.
Jack Gordon and William Overfelt
of McGill attended the Elks dance i'll
Ely last Saturday night.
Miss Grace Allen of Wells is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Nj.
Root at their home on Sage street.
Matt Hogan of Bothwick spent
Wednesday in Ely as a witness in the
observation-disclosures land contest case.
NJ. T. Collins of Bothwick came 10
Ely Wednesday. He was a witness in
the McGillMcManus land contest case.
Carl +. Muir. the Hamilton mer-
chant and mining man, was among
the business visitors in Ely this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou CaZier and chill
dren of White River we're among the
out OF town visitors to Ely this week.
William Mendes Jr. of Duckwater
was an arrival Monday and spent a
short time transacting business in
Ely.
Christian Jensen came in from his
Preston home Friday to attend TO
business matters and returned Satur-
day.
+. NJ. Clark returned Tuesday eve
nirg from Reno, where he attended
a meeting of the state board of phar-
macy.
Fred w. Varney and George u.
Smith of Cherry Creek came to Fly
by automobile Monday on a business
mission.
Francis NJ. Root, who has been
teaching school at Currant, has com
pleted his term and returned to his
home in Ely.
John A. Magnuson of Steptoe val
ley attended the water hearing be-
fore Engineer ]. G. Sorugham at the
courthouse Thursday.
Andrew Hexem was an arrival
Thursday evening from Rutte. Mont.
where he had been for a few weeks
attending TO business.
veo Lund of Ely left last Tuesday
morning for Spring City, Utah, where
he was called on account of the seri-
Gus illness of his father.
Fred d. West and Charles Bondu-
rant returned Thursday evening from
a trip to Salt Lake. They brought
in two new ears for the Fred ID. West
Motor Company.
Jack Raymond, who was stopping
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harding in
East Ely while sick. Is able TO be
about again AT one time he worked
with the rilford brothers near Os-
CECILIA,
District Judge William Z. Orr is
expected to arrive IN Ely next week,
being called here by Judge c. J.. Nc
Fadden to preside over matters in
which the local jurist is disqualified
to act.
George T. Baker of Baker spent
Thursday in Ely and made yearly
proof on a desert entry. William Nj.
Robertson and Luther S. Ramsay of
S%hoshone were witnesses for Mr..
Baker.
Howard C.Klienman of Shosione
was in Ely Tuesday to attend to land
matters at the Office of the county
clerk. Mr.. Klienman is making
preparation % make final proof on a
large homestead entry in Lincoln
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard w. Lockwood
and Mr.. Lockwood's little daughter
arrived Thursday evening from San
Gabriel, Cal, and will make their
home in Ely. Mr.. Lockwood will be
employed by the Campton CONNER
cial COMPANY.