The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-11-03

The latest silver quoIhIlOu WAS %
cents per ounce.
Al. Underhil and J. Nc Michaels
have gone to Eureka on business.
Mrs. Angus Urquhart departed by
to.days stage for Tintic, Utah, to join
her husband who is working there.
Most of the candidates have finish
Ell their rounds and are getting back
TO their starting points.
The Board of County Commissioners
meet next Monday. A redemption of
county scrip will be made.
Taxes are coming in slowly. But
three weeks more remain before they
become delinquent.
Aaron Campfon had the bad luck
to lose horse at Cherry Creek while
on trip there. He thinks alfalfa hay
killed the animal.
In the First District Court of Utah
at Provo, on Oct. ED, Jerry Patnode
and Alex Dout-e. for murder. were adj
mitted TO bail in the sum $500 each.
The NEWS has done the campaign
work for both parties. The ballots
are nearly all cut and sent to the sew
eral precincts.
SchofieId, the Taylor artist, has
painted nice sign for the Capital
saloon, Ely. 1t is as fine piece of
work as we have ever seen in any
city.
Quite q whitening of snow fell on
the Ward range Wednesday night.
it rained here, but the weather is now
bright aud sunny.
George Madeleine AID Mrs. Kate
Hewlett were married in Cherry Creek
on the esd The News wishes them
good luck.
Burr Campbell, son of A. w. Camp
hell of Eureka. died at Cherry Creek
Thursday night, after short illness
from neutrality-suspicious..
James Sampson lvertises in another
column 100 head ot Shropshire Downs
graded rams for sale. His address
will be Aurum. White Pine County,
Nevada. until December lst.
Next Tu 'sdar will be election day,
after which the agony vii he over. the
successful candidate will smile bland
ly, and the defeated one will skulk
away to his retreat To feed on re
morses and regrets"
Maurice Lyons came in from CHERRY
Yesterday morning. having Travelled
most of he night, for DR.. Campbell.
TIE doctor went ou, posl-hA.te this
morning Nose Seamlin VAS very low
WHEN Maurice left.
The funeral Of John r. Farley Tues
day afternoon VAS one of the largest
We have ever seen in this county. The
y"uu. man was generally esteemed
by all who knew him.
Mrs McOmie aud children left on
Saturday for Grass Valley, Cal. being
summoned there by message that
her mother was noi expected tn live.
Her sister, Miss Emma Lloyd, took
Sundays stage for the same destIna-
ton.
A report reached here this week
that Tom H-ep, who took hasty de-
pariure from the Argus mill several
months ago, was recently killed IN
Utah over n game Of ards. The re-
port however. lacks confirmation.
George Roddy came in from Cherry
Creek Monday evening for DIR. Camp
bell To attend Muse Scramlin. whom
he reported very sick. P. L. Stensiron.
of that place, he also reported rs bav-
ing been stricken by paralysis. His
daughter, Mrs. Peaslee, went down
Tuesday to see her father.
Democratic voters ia the Western
end of the county will know the reas-
on why Johnny Cupid, the nominee
tor County Recorder, was not able To
come around to see them. just MS he
was starting out on that trip the news
Of his aged mothers dangerous illness
reached hin, and he had TO give up
the trim