The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-05-26
POsTOFFICE HOURS.
Nall opens 8 a. \. and closes 81. H.
Registered mail closes 1t 7P.H.

The latest silver quotation was 81 q.
The weather continues cool and
changeable.
On our first page will be found the
full proceeding of the Republican
State Convention.
Henry Hip of San Francisco is now
at Ely. taking notes in the water suit.
Leave yeur orders with Sol Hip
Goods not in stock will he sent for. =
Candidates for county offices are al
ready announcing themselves In the
ElkO papers.
Nice garden truck is now coming
into this market from Snake Valley
Mrs. Sol Hip and child arrive in
Ely by te-dav's stage, after visit of
six weeks in San Francisco.
A great many of our people are suf-
fering from severe colds, though none
of a dangerous nature.
County Assessor Peters is in town
and will interview our taxpayers be-
fore leaving. In other words he will
assess the property of the town.
4 fine assortment of ready-made
clothing, boots, shoes, etc, at Dave
FelseEthal's.
The Taylor meat market will here
after he closed between the hours Of
$50 and O'Clock every afternoon,
while the proprietors are slaughtering.
Mrs. Yates, Mrs. Underhill and Mrs.
Carothers have gone to Cherry Creek
to see and consult DIR. Toland of San
of San Francisco, who.is now there.
The programme Of DonelsOn Post,
q. A. R., for the the observance OF
Memorial Day next Wednesday, will
be found in our advertising columns.
Sol Hip has full supply Of gents,
ladies' ami children's overshses; rub
er boots for gents. ladies and misses"
Hing Lee, the Chinatown merchant,
has an ad. in to-day's News. Fine
teas. silk goods and Chinese and jap
anese wares are his specialhes.
A meeting Of the Republican Coun-
~ Central Committee of White Pine
county is called for Monday June 4th,
1t the Opera House in Taylor. See
call in another column.
NJ. b. Garaohan of Ward has gone
East. He will represent the Democ-
racy of Nevada 10 the National Con-
veution at St. Louis first. and then 60
on visit to his old in Cincinnati.
John Weber Is up from Ely. He
speaks in high praise of the business
l,oom at the county scat At present.
There are are, however. attractions in
Taylor so magnetic as to draw him up
here once in . while.
Sol Hip has received q splendid
assortment of ladies'. misses and
childrens' hose. Call and examiner
County Superintendent IF Schools
II. g. Herrick writes US that he is now
furnishing schools with Harper's geo.
graphies. Large size 81 3s, introduc-
tory 81 cents. This includes postage,
and the Superintendent says is cheaper
than they can be purchased in San
Francisco.
Geo. w. Green of Eureka came 10
Thurday, looking after internal rev.
snue business for Deputy Collector
Skillman. We always knew Mr.. Green
10 be handsome; but we never gave
him credit for being an orator till we
read his speech in the Democratic
Convention the other day when plac-
ing Geo. w. Cassidy in nomination
FOR Congress.
Miss Nellie Holland of Robinson
met with painful accident 9 few
days ago. She fell off water trough
in front of the stable and received
such shock as to cause hemorrhage
of the lungs. DR.. Campbell went
down and treated her. He says Miss
Nellie was cut of danger when he
came away.
Senator Stewart is working hard to
extend the Cherry Creek mail to Ely.
In letter from him received at this
Office few days ago, he asks for in
formation concerning the necessity Of
extending this route. We have for
warded to him facts showing the ur-
gent necessity ofsuch extension, which