The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-26

WILING TO SERyE.--We have heard,
through curbstone sources. that the fol-
,owine named gentlemen have thrown
side the cloak of modesty and whispered
- their friends a willingness to sacrifice
their fortunes and the pleasures of
honorable occupation. and serve that
,rrel master, the Public, in the following
mental capacities: On the Republican
.;ds for District Judge-Wm H. Beatty;
eshho,,a-Ned Irwin, Red Frank Wheeler.
oah Uannepan, Frank Drake. and A. G.
D,ayaIand. County Clerk-H. NJ. Eddy,
T. p. Davis, and George NJ. Sabin; lie,
corder-Thomas Brown, VIM. fardy, II
Col U. e. Allen; District Attorney
rrank Kennedy, j. Q. Foster, J: U. Oar
.am q a. Hubbard. r.. d. Ferguson,
, aDa NJ Hunt; County Treasurer-Lewis
nnot I F. Hallock, John GRAY, and
u5 8 King; Assessor-Ed. Kiesele,
eanford r. Hall, ]. d. MeaRher, Pat.
o,Tonla r Olds, j. NJ. Bellrude, M. j.
ILL., and Lewis Bach; Superintend-
~. 81 scbools-H. s. Herrick; Survey
frank Taelinbue, and Harry sey-
Or Sens,eDJ. W. Sweeny, G. A.
no uv Dr williamson, j. b. Barker
and A II. Rutherford; Assembly p.
p Carayan. Mort. Glover, Han
ia r F. Smell, and W. j. Forbes.
iolu, -bom in the Democratic Con-
ns "t;nn will be arrayed for nomination
,he following names: Distr1ct Judge
frank Tilford, and A. NJ; hilihouse;
sberia-Dan. Patterson. Lloyd Raw
,;nos and Fred Baker; Recorder-Dan.
{. Clair Stevens. D. H. Whelpley, and
tp earle; Treasurer-Thos. Flitcroft,
1ohn Wagner. and W. p. Willard; Asses
Sor~Tim. Cranley, VIM. McBrien, W.
r scribner. DR.. Sanders, and P. NJ.
0'connor; District Attorney-H. j.
Thornton. and ]. R. Kittrell; Sena-
tors-Geo. F. Mills, Geo. w. Cas-
sidy. Frank Altman, and L. Il.
stonehill. OF persons willing to run
on the Democratic ticket for Assembly
men there seem TO be few, as the emolu-
men,s promise no return for the great
sacrifice of dignity requisite. The
Denis might possibly secure n or two
petty offices should they succeed IN
eoaxinp decent men whose names would
swap well to accept a nomination and
Give lone to their ticket. They d trade
the best name on their ticket for the
poorest Office to be won.
NEARLY CoMPLETEp.-The new mill Of
Ely & Raymond, at Meadow valley, in
the Phoebe country. will be completed
and running about the 18th of Septem-
Der, at which time 10 stamps will be
dropped. and corresponding amalgamat-
ing facilities set in motion. The capacity
of the mill isl be increased TO 20 stamps.
That Jim Nee is bossing the job is a guar
antee that the mill will be n model of
perfection. Meantime, Ely IL Raymond's
mill, originally erected in n
mudhole at Hike, whence il was removed
to its present position at Meadow valley,
is constantly at work upon Burke ore.
NEw HAMpsHIaE AND NEyADA.-Hatch
& Kiplinger will dispatch. tomorrow
morning, hence TO Phoebe City, a Con-
rord coach, before which will be har.
messed eight nervous Nevada mustangs
the first instance, we believe. recorded
a New Hampshire uilt coach at
tempting a similar trip. Jim Miller
lriyes, assuring safety and comfort to
passengers. Rice. at Wells, Fargo q
Co. s, is agent.
FIRST WARD CLuB.-Last evening, at
he Atheneum, was assembled the most
enthusiastic Republican audience of the
reminding one of the fact that
a great political contest had in reality
commenced. L. d. Feusier, in an N
sually pertinent address, occupied the
attention of the audience, and was fol-
lowed by other entertaining speakers.
Not until a late hour did the club adj
i IN.
PAT. HOLLAND, who came to town
Yesterday by Hatch & Kiplinger's line,
from Phoebe, says the stage left there on
Wednesday morning at 8 O'Clock, At
Silver Springs, owing to n mishap, the
coach was detained Ave hours; but, not
withstanding the delay, it arrived in this
city at $50 I'M. yesterday. making the
actual running time but 2lH hours.
BULLION. Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
yesterday, from their Office in this city,
from Charles s. Coover to Gov. Fl. G.
Blasdel, San Francisco. 4 bars Of bullion
weighing 296 pounds valued at S3,5Si.l9;
and to l.. l.. Robinson, San Francisco, 4
bars from the Meadow Valley Mining
Co. weighing 466 pounds and valued at
80, 1884, 2
RIcH STRIKE. In the Silver Wave, on
Wednesday, n rich deposit of ore was
struck. Two mon only were at work in
the bonanza, on the night shift, and one
of these informs us hat himself and fell
low workman sacked at least $500 worth
of ore. In drilling, II seemed as though
the steel was cutting lead so compact was
the ore.
NIMRoDs, look at the advertisement Of
John Basler, He claims 10 be the pi-
oneer dealer in sporting material of this
section, and Is now ready to furnish his
customers with all sorts of guns. fishing
tackle, ammunition, etc, and is ready
to attend to the repairing Of weapons OF
every kind.
INTERESTING TO Cry TAX PAYERS
The Board Of Equalization of Hamilton
meets for the last time tomorrow, at
olty Hall, from the hours of 3 to b pm.
There is a dispatch in the telegraph
otnce, this city. for ,Joseph Iawmnn.