The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-11-22
TOWN AND COUNTY

that this scribe is serving his country
as a Juror at Hamilton.
No more doth the aspiring candi-
date instruct the smiling b~ar-keeper
to "set 'em up for the boys"
Only one saloon open now in Cher
nv Creek. The Corners and Boss
have survived them all. 1t is, we
presume, a case of the survival of the
fttest.
The Exchequer bonanza on Star
Hill continues 10 improve and is now
a very well defined and encouraging
prospect.
In Eureka beef is retailed at five
cents per pound. The Base Range
butchers must have some way of get
ting their cattle besides buying them.
Most OF our Nevada exehanges-and
we are of the number-find it diff
cult to fill their columns with live
ads.-now that the election is yer.
The Republicans will have a two
thirds majority in both houses OF the
legislature, so hat on political ques-
tions they will be able to override any
veto from the Governor.
One OF the most successful remidies
ever advertised is kerr's Asthma
Cure. II cures all pains, COLES Or
cramps, and general debility. Try it
and be convinced.
Miss Lizzie Phalau has started in
with the new school at Dolan's, Part
OF the Cherry Creek fund is TO be seq
regated for the benefit of the new
school.
They had some close running for
Township officers at Hamilton. H..
Bush was elected Justice of the Peace
by | majority, and Charley Pritchard
beat Tom Hagar for Constable by the
same vote.
The newspaper fraternity Of this
State ell join IN heartfelt sympathy
for Mr.. Maddrill. of the Reveille, who
has Just lost "A little daIe hter less than
two years old.
Quite a number of our people left
this week for Sprucemont to look at
that now rising camp. Tho reports
from there seam 10 ba contradictory
as to the number u men employed.
Some say there are seventy men at
work. while other. give the number
at less than n dozen.
Elsewhere in our col umus to-day
will be found the official vote Of the
county, tabula,ed by precincts. IL
cannot fail To prove Of interest To
every citizen, aud especially 80 10 the
s~late-makers who are supposed 10
run our county politics.
m. Du..stra usbora ara ~.
many Democratic aspirtnts for the
Austin P~ostoiiice, thai It is proposed
to play a game OF ''sell-out" for IL
some evening, the winner TO divide
his first year ) salary with The losers.
II is said that the county OF MeIn-
tosh, Dakota, which was entirely
Government land until ninety days
ago, does not vet contain men enough
TO fill the usual Offices, but they have
elected themselves as far as they will
90. What a fine country for most Of
our late Democrats county candidates
to immigrate to.
How the mighty have fallen 4
gentleman in from Taylor informs us
that A. G.. Cleveland pulled off his
coat on election day at osceola and
worked like n stevedore for Wood
burn and Tom Robinson. Look at
the vote and see il Cleve has not lost
his prestige as a manipulation of our
local elections. Thus do great men
rise and fall.
The Reflex says: Alec Woods and
f. Ill. knight, who came in from Pr
oche by way of Osceola a few days
ago, report that a mile aud half of the
water ditch has been completed and
that Bishop Black has moved his
forces up to Willow Creek and will
work back and connect with the work
already completed.
Col. Grandelmyer tells the Eureka
Sentinel that Manager Robinson, of
the Sweetwater Company, has ship
pod from the Stafford mine, since the
new find was struck 73 bars of bull
lion, averaging $1,000 to tho har-al-
together Sl02 200, which is a pretty
good showing.
In the general political wreck which
swamped the Democratic ticket in
Eureka county, two souls were saved.
Pat. McElroy, for Long Term Com
missioner, and +. II. Harmon, for
Justice of the Peace, climbed the rig
ging of the sinking ship, and when
the storm abated walked on dry land
bearing the olive branch.
Tho Euraka IaaAar al fha 18th