The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-07-29
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

General p. +. Conner aspires to the
Governorship of Montana. We hope
that the old veteran will get 1t.
The Democratic State Convention of
Texas has nominated John Ireland
for Governor.
Now is the time when the politician
and the candidate make evident the
degree OF caution marked down in
their chronological charts.
The census bulletin shows that in
Washington Territory the native or
American populntion is 59.3l3 and
the foreign horn 5,s03. Ofthe latter
3,l66 are Chinese.
The President, accompanied by
members of his cabinet, will visit the
Denver Expositlan next month, and
from there will visit California by the
Southern route.
Five boys in Salt Lake are now
threatened with lock jaw from wounds
received through toy pistols. One
died last night and another is not ex
pected to live.
On the sixty level OF the Silver Lick,
Eureka, six-foot ledge OF hard, yell
low carbonate ore. CARRYING horn sill
yer. has been struck, running from
$500 to $500 per ton.
Scientists say the best brain food is
have been laboring under the impress
sion that 1t l. corn after being con-
Nerted into whisky.
rhe Catholic Churches of California
are going to take up subscriptions for
the establishment OF a Catholic SEMI
mary at San Jose, Cal, for the educa-
ition OF young mea for the priesthood.
: II Is TO be completed by October next.
In the car filled with children rep
resenting the States ia the Fourth OF
July procession at Anaheim, Califor-
ma, a littla MongoIian girl, who
speaks English Guenuy, personified
Massachusetts.
william O'NeiI of Sacramento,
whose skull was fractured one day
last week by blow from the crutch
OF a one legged Indian, met his death
because he refused to pay the Indian
q debt OF six bits The murier oc-
Cured In the sso1d Gem building" "A
favorite resort for Indians, Chinese
and abandoned prostitutes.
Last Tuesday morning the fourteen
year old sen OF j. A. Blossom, OF Bat
tie Mountain, who was riding on his
horse, was thrown of and had his
skull fractured. He died from the
injuries received. Mr.. Blossom is
one OF the best known men in Ne ada,
and all Will regret 10 hear OF his sor-
row.
A young tramp. tcn years OF age,
arrived at Alma, Santa Clara county,
one day last week, and took the con
tract to make the Chinese go. He
set fire To a wash -hou ~, and was pro-
ceeding 10 further devastation, when
he vas arrested an sent to the Or
phans' Home. lie says his name is
Charles Nolan.
The Monterey Argus says: Last
week while holding morse in front
or Faith r Ca .sanova's residence, one
OF the cadets made a curious and val
liable find. lie observed ,quirlel
cleaning OFT his burrow, and while
watching noticed him dlas out soma
thing resembling n piece Of monev.
Picking it up IL was found to be a
coin Of the time of Charles Ill, KING
OF Spain and the Indies, and bore
date OF 1882.
Utah's exhibits for the Denver Ex-
position have left for that city. They
embraced l23 large cases and filed
three cars. Another car will be ship
ped on Saturday. Great interest has
been aiken in The gathering OF these
specimens by the Gentiles, the Nor
mons refusing to take any hand in it,.
They represent 5000 mines of gold,
silver. lead, copper, coal, iron, salt,
sulphur, etc. Professor Clayton. who
was appointed Commissioner, leaves
to-morrbw to arrange this great dis