White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-27

hdiu"aic, mill anu mining gOOuSs
Union Pacific railroad. advertising a
reduction of freight rates. CARROTS. O.
ore Ogden to New York, $240; With
ington & Sheedy advertised 200 head
OF work cattle for Standardization
at n time owned all of the valua-
BILE land in White River valley and
was builder of the hotel standing in
Hamilton today; DR.. F. A. Hall, res
ident dentist Of Eureka had arrived
in Hamilton for business; a city cleo.
ton was called by yolney Spalding,
president Of the board of trustees,
and William Pardy, clerk; William
Plumhof advertised the Stone saloon;
then came the Enterprise saloon, the
name OF the owner being indistinct:
Perlia Rowell's saloon advertised a
striped Bengal, sleeping squirrels
and other animals; Mike McCluskey
appears as proprietor of the Capital
saloon. Phoebe. with none but gen.
tlemanly mixologists--it is said that
more homicides were Matched up and
committed there than in any saloon
In the west; Hanks saloon has an
ad. with the owners name not plain;
Marco Medin had a saloon at Ham,
ilton and Tom Fliteroft ran another
at "Shelburn;" The st. Nicholas was
advertised as a first-ciass saloon in
Hamilton. sec Alec: The Schell Creek
Prospect was n newspaper about to
be Issued nj Schellbourne by W. J.
Forbes and W. IL. Pitehford: Mrs. II
Watson had the latest styles in MIL
Bank of California had a Hamilton
agency, John A. Paxton agent, w. ?.
Willard cashier; +. F. Marx was in
the forwarding business via Toano;
William Hendrie had the Hamilton
lumber yard-he once ran 4 sawmil'
on Hendrie creek, which is the little
stream coming down into Snake val
ley at Meecham's; Pancake fire brick
was advertised by j. d. Sullivan /:
Douglass & Co. advertised two horses
taken from Frank Clifford and party
when arrested could be found at
their ranch in Steptoe valley; F. c.
Nichols, dentist, gave notice that he
was leaving that day for Phoebe, di-
yiding his time between the two
towns; teams were wanted by o. L..
Scott TO haul shelving from Sherman
town TO Eureka: b. F. Ingram. Ru-
bysille, kept constantly on hand hay,
barley, potatoes, etc; G. r. Alexan-
der, druggist and apothecary. Ham
ilton. had a long list of stun con
stantly on hand: S. c. Upham, Phil
adelphia, said his Depilatory powder
would remove surplus hair in FIVE
minutes without injury: B. w. Crow
ell and II. w. Schmidt and brother,
Hamilton and Treasure City stage
line. the green wagons, connected
with Woodruff & Ennor's line, Rob-
inson & Co. proprietors; Gilmer &
Salisbury, famed in the star route
scandal. advertised a Hamilton and
Shelburn stage with other connec-
tons; Woodruff & Ennor called at
tention to their Steamboat Springs,
Virginia City. Hamilton. Pinto. Eu-
reka. Mineral Hill. Palisade, Schell
Greek and Humboldt-We stages.
Concord coaches. six-horse stock. the
Central Pacific railroad published 4
timetable; Grant & Hagar's stage
line to 5chellbourne announced that
it went by Longs summit house.
Robinson district. Schell creek and
Robinson district. Duck creek and
Indian Springs, r. NJ. Moody. Schell
creek and G. w. Rutherford, Hamil-
ton. agents; Gilmer q Salisbury an
nounced that they had changed their
route to Sohell creek via Robinson /:
Hickox g. Co. ran the Hamilton,
Eberhardt and Shermantown ex-
press: ". Is. Wilson ran a stage line
from Eureka % Austin.
The Republican Association of the
Pacific States and Territories invited
visitors TO call at 1912 Pennsylvania
avenue. Washington, ID. c.: tie Sill.
yer Wave and the Pierment Milling
and Mining Company published de-
'inquent assessment notices; United
States income taxes were demanded
by George A. King. collector. by d.
II. Gray deputy: Eliza Smith pub
lished a divorce summons against
james Smith. b. F. Hereford signing
il as clerk; B. ]. Turner solicited
patrons for his rooms ana table
board in the Turnes house; Bibbins,
Treasure City. maze the celebrated
Anatomical boot: William Ii Taylor,
administrator of the estate Of Moses
Tinson, published a notice to credit
ors; B. II. Hereford had a seven
octave piano for sale: DIR. Gibbon'e
medical d~ispensary took up a third
OF a column and DR.. Walkers vine
gar bitters half I column: the Dread
naught safe. patented 1869, was for
sale by f. Tillman, San Francisco:
the White Pine News had a column
ad about job printing ana book
binding; J. Cooke e. Co. New York.
PHILADELPHIA and Washington, used
half a column to advocate the pur-