The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-08-16
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Next Saturday is The time set for
the Republican primaries to elect del
+gates to the ) ate Convention at
Carson.
Or Campbell is IN on a visit from
Taylor. IL reports that camp as al
most too healthy for the medical pro
fession.
L.O Benedict am III from Eureka
Sltur lly al sun ny NIGHT returned
with his family aud household goods
to the Base Rage.
Donnolly. The Badie murdare is
one Of The trio who was tried "A few
years ago for The Cherry Greek stage
and mail robbery.
The Glencoe Toys are said tn be do
ing we'll in their mining venture.
They concentrate their ore and ship
il to Silt Lake by cam.
In another column will be found
the dissolution notice at Mn llty Il
Davis, OF Aurun. Mr.. Davis will
continue the business at the old stand.
Hip Bro---lleory aud FIRE have
sold ont tleir business i'll Ward To Sol.
Hip. Their mantle has fallen on a
worthy successor.
Close political tigurefs now estimate
the vote OF White Pine at the coming
election III 600. We think, however,
IL will fall below these figures.
Col. p. p. Caravan, formerely OF
Eureka. i IA candidate for the ltepuh
lican nomination for the r, %rrrilorial
Legislature i'm Idaho The Colonel is
at present n resident Of Bellevue.
DIR. Tufiord came in from TAYLOR
Yesterday lfssrnpbn An WILL return
Snnd ". lie report onr neighbOriug
camp rs prnsprring. an | its people
we'll satisfied with it, further outlook.
Hon. Geo. W. Cassidy haS reached
home from Washington. After his
opponent ~ put in tho field. h. viii
most likely start out To ''cainp on his
trail"
Word reaches us from Hanil on
that Me-~rs. Robinson and Kendall
are contemplating The erection Of n
new teaching mill at that place at AN
early day.
&. J. lansing. n well known = ire
ka attorney. died ~ tia place on the
9TH Instant al rlraro pneumonia
'Kii" was we'll AMI fl,orably known
in all Eastern Nevada.
James McNultv, OF Aurunl. has
been SPENDING the week in Cherry.
lie il nov oui of husineS- aud Is tax
ing "A varafion. We understand he j.
going into business again atthe canon.
Col L. X. Phipps. who was dis
charged from Reno As,luiu some
months agn aud went In Californls
ha~ bad a return of MS malady and
been rec"mmitted 10 the Napa Insane
Asylum.
james Ha2ar, of Eureka. paid us a
visit SUNDAY. jim ha> had "A fought
seige of 1t from thai accidental pistol
ball he got In his vi ist about three
months ago. Though The bullet il
still there, he is now nearly all right
again.
The Reno Gazette "wants To know,
you know" why beef ON foot sells for
seven and y half eent~ IN san Fran
cis.'o, VIII L. II is held for eight and n
half cents in Reno. And in Cherry
Creek twelve aud a half is the price
We have to pay.
Last Saturday. Norman Wines, 81
Ruby Valley. met with a serious ac-
rilent 10y beiug thrown from his
horse. His leg vas broken above AMI
below the knee. A physician was
summoned from Eureka to attend
him.
Cherry Creeks Geographic eommu-
niration Is to be resumed IN a week
or so. The terms are that ne furnish
an operator aud keep the line in re-
pair between here and E,reka. the
company To furnish necessary sup.
plies, with the exception OF poles.
This Is NJ enterprise our people should
willingly contribute to keep up. A
town without telegraphic communi-
cation in these days Is like a ship in
in mid. ocean.