The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-08-12
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Cherry Creek Democrats modestly
celebrated their victory in the Coun
ty Central Committee by throwing
their banners to the breeze.
A. Z. Shannon, of Eureka. Grand
Master of Odd Fellowship in Nevada,
came in Tuesday morning and left
Wednesday morning for Virginia
City.
For a nice, cool brandy.smash or
lemonade, drop into the Palace, and
Jim Stewart will make one for you
that will bring tears of gla0ness to
your eyes. All for one bit.
The ranchers of Deep Creek and
Steptoe Valley are busily engaged in
harvesting their hay crops. There Is
complaint of a scarcity OF help.
We are informed, ON good author
ity, that the Italian couple are going
{ be remarked by Father Maloney
at the Church Church at 1917 O'Clock
next Sunday.
Al. Lesser, an old-time White
Piner, but for several years a resident
OF Eureka, arrived in town Thursday
evening. He is ON a secret mission
OF some kinda L. s. detective, per.
haps.
One of the boilers and other parts
OF the machinery of the Dayton
mill, ear Hamilton, was brought in
on two teams last Sunday, and others
are on the road.
Candelaria, all the same as Cherry
Creek, takes the Democratic County
Convention from Aurora. the capital
OF Esmeralda county. How unrea-
sonablc these outside upstart towns
are.
A San Francisco gentleman, who
recently returned from Ward, informs
the Eureka Sentinel that In three
months IL will require fonr-horse
sesms to transport the bullion from
White Pine county TO Eureka. We
hope 30.
Mrs. Cowley, mother of +. J. Cow
ley. arrived from California last Sat
urday, and will remain here for some
time with her son. Though owe 80
years of age, the old lady is still in
tuc ouJo9 hioht Vi SANtiic'iA ufaibh.
Spencer 4 Frank are putting a new
front on their store, as well rs build
ing a large addition thereto. When
completed this improvement will add
greatly to the appearance Of their bus
mess house.
The weather for the past two weeks
has been sultry and very hot, with
slight showers towards nightfall,
which do not seem to have much ef-
feet in cooling the atmposhere. This
is by far the hottest summer known
here for years. The thermometers
runs up ove 100 degrees every day.
We agree with the Leader in admir-
ing the pluck of u candidate who has
the nerve to come out and tell the
public that he wants an Office. The
ozark horse" is played out, and
''don't you forget it," for we can as
sure you the voters remember who
FIRST call their attention to the fact that
they want their suffrage.
II will be good news to such of our
citizens as we're recently called to
Washington in the star route cases TO
learn hat by a late Act OF Congress
they will be allowed seven cents per
mile one way, aud 81 so per diem,
instead of five cents per mile and 81 rs
per diem, as the law previously stood.
This will give witnesses from here
$l45 extra pay.
In to-day's NEWS we trot out an
other batch OF candidates, under our
announcement head. The list is by
no mea yet completed, and more
will very likely drop in next week.
Come right along, gentlemen, We are
just now In the right kind OF humor
TO say a good word for you all.
We appreciate the spirit of kind
ness In which the suggestions of the
NEWS, two weeks ago, were taken by
members OF the County Committee.
They saw the wisdom Of our sugges-
ton and acted accordingly. Little
generous deeds like this 20 far to
wards securing party harmony and
cementing social intercourse.
Mr.. Guild, Of Boston. a representa-
live of the Exchange Mining Compa-
my, arrived here Wednesday evening.
lie is now engaged in examining the
'company's affairs here, and upon his
conclusions will devolve the future
action of the com pany-that Is,
whether Its property will be redeemed
and again set in motion or permitted
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