The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-05-05

Snbrlu humphrey uuu us ueputieS
are busy rustling up jurymen.
Leave y0ur orders with Sol Hip
Goods not in stock will be sent for.
Otto Stein has gone to the Monitor
mill to keep the company's books
there.
Steve Baker caves by this mornings
Osceola stage for Carthage, Missouri,
on visit to his uncle.
T. c. Poujade was elected by the
Republicans of Ely District as dele
gate To the State Convention.
Mrs. W B Graham has received a
large invoice of ladies' and children .
Summer goods, hats, etc. Step in and
examine them.
MAY has come in not the fair and
smiling creature poets delight to paint
her. The young miss so far has been
little pouty.
Vim. Read and family returned from
California last Sunday. Mrs. Emery
Briggs too came up from Los Angeles
after several months visit.
We were in error in our last issue
in stating that r. p. Clement of Ward
remained in Taylor several days last
week. Mr. Clement did not stay here
over night.
Johnny Roberts, the three year-old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. /. E Edwards.
who has been very sick during the
week, is getting better.
D. Fslsenthal will, on the 10th of
MAY, ask the District Court for letters
of administration on the estate OF the
late Charles Busy.
Sol Hip has full supply OF gents.
ladies' ami childrens overshoes; rub
sr boots for gents, ladies and misses
A. e. House WAS elected in Ely Dis
trict delegate TO the Democratic
State Convention. The vote polled
at Ely was 22, at White River 10.
DR.. A. G Bishop. few years ago
prominent physician IN Eureka, and
brother of DR.. Bishop Of the insane
asylum ut Reno. died at Butte CITY
last week, from the effect of fall
while practicing gymnastics.
At the Republican primaries inTaylor
last Saturday but little interest Was
manifested. IN total vote polled va.
Sc, which was distributed as follows:
Fred Clark %, 3. b. Bird 20, James
Ryan 81, ]. B. Simpson 3, Clark and
Bird were elected.
At the Democratic primaries Mon
day things We're more lively than with
the Republicans. Two tickets were
in the feld-James Hixon and Lew
Brown. Total vote polled SO. Hixor
y. Brown a.. What the contest was
over this scribe does not know.
A tue assortment OF ready-mado
clothing, boots, shocs, etc, at Dave
FelseEtial's.
The contract for carrying the mail
between here and Frisco, Utah, has
been awarded to V. II. Pease of Salt
Lake at 5000. This is the same old
story, taking mail contracts at figures
they cannot be carried for, then rem
dering inefficient service and laying
the blame on the Postal Department
Mrs Harvey Carpenter died in Lake
Valley last Tuesday and was buried
there Thursday. For the past two
years she had suffered much both
mentally and physically. and the final
summons must have been a relief to
her. During her period of suffering
all that devoted husband could do
10 restore her health an6 alleviate her
suffering, was done.
The Osceola Democrats elected I.
W. Mooney as delegate to the State
Convention, and passed strong anti
Cleveland resolutions, which for want
of time and space are crowded out
this week, but will appear in our next
just in time 10 defeat the Great
Grover and give the Democrats of Os-
CECILIA a chance to switch Off to John
Sherman.
We have not learned who secured
the Eureka-Tay Tor mail contract. But
we presume some of the "knowing
ones at so low a figure as to be unable
to render good service, who will impose
upon the public a repetition of the
outrageous treatment we have been
subjected to for the past four years.
More than this, the people along the
route may have to furnish hay and
grain for the stage horses, the station
keepers grub for the drivers, and our
friend Clava and ofher afockra;aa.a