The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-07-05

There is one bolter OF the Republi-
can ticket from the party ranks i'll
Cherry Greek. His name IL Brady.
Miss Lille O'Donnell, who has been
attending Bishop Whitaker's school
for the past two years, is expected
home to-day.
Assessor Woodbury. has been in
town all week, rating Cherry Creeks
valuation. 1t will fall some below
that of last year.
Pete Weber is in HALEY, having
left the C9ur d'Alene. He will prob
ably go into business at the former
place.
Thirty thousand people is said To be
number that live TO curse the Cueur
d'Alene fraud. Cherry has its quota
among tho unfortunates.
Parties in from Hamilton tell us the
snow is still 80 deep on the grace lead
ing ID that place that teams have to
made a detour 10 get into town.
What is the Eureka Leader BOOM
ing Senator Foley so iercely for2
Reveille. For Congress, of course.
Senator Fair sent $500 worth Of fire
works to Virginia CityJor a pyrotech-
nical display on the Fourth.
The registry lists for the lall cleo
tion are now open for the registration
OF voters in the principle precincts in
this State.
Eugene Blair, well known through
all this section Of country, died al
Auburn, Cal, last Friday.
Spencer & Frank shipped four bar
of bullion, valued a. about $1,000, 10y
stage to-day. the product of their late
run Of the Ticup mill. The bullion
was 900 fine.
Gov. Kinkead's salary as Governor
OF Alaska will be s., 900 por annum,
which il $500 more than IL paid any
other Governor OF a Territory.
This is the season when the men cut
their hair so short that their wives
can nse the top OF hubbyis head for
nutmeg graters.
The Richmond Company, of Eu-
reka, has decided tn close down its
mine and furnaces during the first
week in July. This will be a severe
blow to our neighboring camp.
The G.. Z. claims to be SO hard mp
that it cannot pay its er1nloves this
month. II they want . loan We would
recommend them to Bill HAYES, the
Hamilton banker, or DR.. Herrick.
Either Of these can lend tue G. Z. all
the money they want.
Major Treece and Capt. Strickland
paid their numerous Trends III this
section "A visit last Saturday, and tar
RED with as few days. They were on
pleasure bent, and from tho cordial
manner in which their friends here
treated them. We doubt not their trip
proved a pleasant recreation. Come
again, gents.
An exchange says: Generally
speaking, the first man who an
nounces himself rs a candidate for
an office frightens others out OF the
field who were getting a good ready
on" This should not be 30; it rather
should encourage those who feel too
backward to come forward"
The Democratic National Conven-
ton meets in Chicago next Tuesday,
July sth. White Pine will have no
representative there, but X. Sadler,
the Eureka Democratic warhorse will
represent as. IIe is red hot for Thur
man. in eass Tilden's deelinstion is
final. lie swears he will never swal-
low Bntler. We don't think he will
be called upon te do it.
The Fourth passed Off quietly here
yesterday, a p%rofuse display of bunt-
ing on Main street and on many pri-
vaie residences being the only out
ward evidences of patriotism u
people were able TO afford. The lat
ent fires of patriotic ardor, however,
burned as brightly az OF yore, but
the thieves robbed us OF the e TO
fling the rockets high and pay the
usual homage TO Miss Columbia on
her natal day.
Reports reach us from Hamilton
that the Eberhardt Company are
meeting with very encouraging pros
poets in Treasure Hill. The burleighs
have again been set To work. The
formation in the Jennie A, at White
Pine Mountain, Is also said to have
undergone a change for the better.
Lively quartz, carrying silver. has
been struck i'm the lower workings OF
that mine.
Many people in this section are just