White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-27
.F1F7Y-OM YEAR OLD COPY
or WHITE PINE NEWSRECE7VED

the addition of wines. liquors and
cigars. Albert Mau, Hamilton, had
stores In Hamilton, Eureka, Austin
aid San Francisco, carrying about
Everything. d. ]. Krause invited peo-
pie to come in and see the elephant
In the basement. He offered free
concerts ly the orchestrion and the
best wines. liquors and cigars. Car
penter's Fostoffice book store was the
agency for all California and Nevada
papers and had a circulating library.
The Silver Wave Mining Company.
by w. E. Fleming. superintendent.
wanted bids for the hauling of 1000
to 5000 tons of ore from the nine
10 the Swansea mill.
The seventh column of the first
ilnquent a notice. The delincue1ts
were F. Voss, - Tucker, John Roach.
William Rafferty,. Michael Howard,
Sanford Hall for waterworks known
as Shermantown waterworks, the
Churchman mill and millsite, known
as h Vernon mill at Swansea, viii
liam Brick, Bertha Abrams, W. f..
Anderson and seventy-nine unknown
owners. The notice is signed by T..
II. kittrell, district attorney, and J..
ID. Patterson, sheriff of White Pine
county. Hamilton lodge Nc. l.. Odd
Fellows, has a standing card signed
by Thomas N. Browne. noble grand.
The seventh column of the seventh
page is devoted TO medical ads, one
by DR.. w. X. Doher:y and the other
by Or. c. NJ. Mack. Elaborate de-
tails for home treatment are given
and discussed.
Among other advertisers are
Mock's restaurant, NJ. Youn,'s con-
fectionery establishment, B. J. Burns,
!agent for the Stedfeldt furnace: F.. II.
Morton's Pioneer soda factory: The
Powers house, Mrs. Mary II. Powers
proprietress, Sehellbourne; wood
wanted by the White Pine Water
works Company, Robert Robinson su-
perintendent; dissolution of partner
ship by Jesse s. P:tzer and z. NJ
Beatty, attorneys: teams wanted to
haul wood by the st. Nicholas sa-
loon; Jesse Moore, Hermitage and
j. A. Miller WHISTLES by A. c. Cor
don, agent at Hamilton: a republican
meeting to be held at Schlissler'r
hall, Treasure City. June /; the I'M
perial hotal, Washington. fronting
Pennsylvania avenue.
The next ad, occupying a full col
umn, is a leaf from Nevada state his
tory. II is of a Grand Gift Concert
Authorized by the State of Nevada.
Founding a State Institution for tho
Insane. Authorized by an Act of the
Legislature. Approved March 3.
.1S722.' The concert was to be feld
1879 The concert was to be held
tickets s. in coin. 1t was provided
that $3.50 o in gold coin would be
given TO the holders of tickets at the
close of the concert. as follows: Two
grand gold coin gifts OF $4,000
each: two of $4,000. two of s10,-
ooe; four of $4,000; ten of $4,000:
twenty of $1.G0e; sixty of $500; 100
of 5000; 800 OF 500; 500 of $50.
One hundred thousand tickets were
TO be sold. References as 10 the in
tegrity and responsibility of the man.
agement were given to the number
Of thirty-four. Among the names
were Hon. J. p. Jones, A. C. Cleve-
LAM OF Hamilton and G.. f. Mills of
White Pine. ID. l.. Blanchard waB
the name signed as manager. In that
manner the present Nevada mental
hospital was founded.
Professional cards listed the names
OF j. J Maxwell. attorney: ID. r.
Ashley and II. L. Thornton, attor-
neys. Hamilton and Phoebe, he latter
afterward n big lawyer of San Fran
cisco: r. NJ. Beatty. attorney. Schell
bourne; DR.. ID. l.. Beal, physician and
surgeon. Thomas Wren. attorney,
Hamilton. afterward a Nevada con-
gresham and one of the best mining
lawyers in the country; II. Mayen-
baum. lawyer. Austin: William H.
Bishop. attorney. Phoebe. who was
defense counsel for John d. Lee when
the latter was tried for the Mountain
htAu0N mdoodNiFs JUN VI. Murphy,
attorney. Phoebe: DIR. W. II. Taylor,
office next TO White Pine News office.
J. r. K%ittrell, attorney, the first dis
triet attorney of White Pine county:
William Timson. commissioner of
deeds for California; Thomas n.
Browne. first county recorder of
White Pine; Louis A. Hauck. notary
public; n. Wescoatt, civil and min
ing engineer; Thomas p. Hawley and
j. o. barrow. attorneys. Hamilton
and Eureka. Judge Hawley afterward
having been federal Judge OF Nevada.
immediate predecessor of Judge Far
rington. and enjoyed the distinction
OF being the only federal judge in
the United States to be reversed by
the supreme court but once and that
time congress was impelled by the
common sense and justice of his de-
eision to write II into lew at the next
session, Hall, Charles & Mack, bank