White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-29
PERSONALMEN7TO

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c. s. Peterson, government sheeI
inspector, has been in Ely for tn
last week on official business.
David Gemmell spent part Of TIL
week in Ely attending to buiness mat
tiers in connection with the Gemmel
Livestock Company, which has II
headquarters at the Baker ranch, il
this county.
Charles E. Stephens came in from
Sharp during the week. intending Il
go to Reno TO attend the s~tockgrow
ers' convention, but was called bac,
to the ranch to attend to pressinf
business matters which suddcnl,
arose there.
Those registered at the Northern
hotel last night were: Amy Ryan
city: Jess Harris, Elko; w. j. Shelf
Ter. Ell Paso; Mrs. NJ. Spencer. Reno;
A. G. Hyans, Reno; G.. w. Winder,
Salt Lake; John Schueller. Tonopah
W. E Sands, Tonopah; w. B. Evans
Tonopah.
J. i. (Jack) Lake returned last
Thursday night after spending some
time in Utah and Wyoming. and Is
now meeting with expressions of sym.
patty on every side since the dea.h
of his estimable wife, which occurred
in Salt Lake City. as told in the last
issaie Of the News.
Word has been received in Ely that
w. r. fBilfy) Howells and Mrs. How
ellis. former residents of Ely but whn
have made their home in Salt Lake
City for some time pas r now in
Los Angeles and will locate there if
a suitable business location can he
found. Billy sold his hotel establish
ment in Salt Lake the first Of this
year and is now looking over the sit
uation on the Pacific coast.
Mr.. ard Mrs. William Coulter. who
spent most of last week in town with
their baby daughter while she was
under medical treatment. were obliged
10 return to Ely from their home on
Mccoy creek last Tuesday. due TO
the fact that the little girl developed
a second abscess. They are now at
the Northern hotel. where DR.. w. W.
Cook is in attendance and reports
that the patient is resting comfort
ably.
c. Z. (Ernie) Milliek was an lily
visitor during the week. coming in
from the mining property which with
his brothers he has been engaged in
developing on Mccoy creek for some
time past. When asked by a repre-
sentative OF the News as TO conditions
at the mine he said that they could
not be more promising. He further
said that within the last few days
ore of greater value than he had
dreamed of finding had been uneov-
cred. Each day brings forth a bigger
showing. he said. and there is no
doubt in his mind that they have n
property of merit which will soon he
recognized in the mining world.
Ed Mayer. accompanied by his son
and namesake. returned TO his home
in East Ely last Tuesday night after
having spent some months in Rose
Vile. Cal, where he was engaged al
his trade as a carpenter for the
Southern Pacific railroad. Mr.. Mayer
has been engaged in his chosen line
at both McGill and Ruth for a num-
Der of years and is one of the type
of good citizens whom all are glad
TO see. return to the district. He says
that things are by no means brisk In
the vicinity OF Roseville at present
and that fruitgrowers have suffered
heavy losses due to frosts. which II
is estimated destroyed approximately
half the crops. He says some Of ths
boys from this district are still a:
Roseville. mentioning in particular
Bob Blair and Frank Holmes.
The News delivered In Ely. Central