The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-09-28

has been postponed from the 9TH to
the DIST OF Oeiobtr.
Miss Alice Carothers left this week
for Alpha, Eureka county, to teach
the public school there.
The Gravel Mining Company are
putting in general merchandise store
at Osceola.
The cattle men of this section are
now having then Fail rodco and sev-
eral bands ofcatile will change hands.
The Ely school rrn ,tcrs advertise a
Grand ball, for the benefit of the pub
lie school on Tuesday evening, Octo-
her 9Th.
James Sampson, of Spring Valley
has been in town for. several days.
Jim is looking after his leased hocks
in this section.
Justice Field is now travelling over
the country all the same rs the Gar
of Russia does over his dominions -
guarded by detectives.
Our new Lieutenant Governor, s..
w. Chubbuck. has retained Mrs.
Fisher as State Librarian, and divides
his salary with her.
CIR a. Bibbins has been in town
for several days. Bib has left Taylor
and pitched his tent in osceola. He
predicts a prosperous future for the
latter place.
The fashionable mode Of celebrat-
ing ones birthday nj White Pine'e cap
ital is 10 take fouI-in hand and
drive ones friends around town.
Adolph Brehe, resident of Eureka
and White Pine counties for fifteen
wears, died nj tie former place lat
week. lie was native Of Germany,
aged IS years.
Hon. Geo. w. Cassidy Is whipping
mp Democracy Ia the infant State Of
Montana. lie made ringing speech
in Butte CITY one night last week.
which We find in the Mining Journal
of that place.
Greene Campbell. we'll known
Utah mining man. arrived here Thurs
hav Aitrrnoon. W. learn that his
mission is To look AT the Watson miues
in Robinson. lf>o Mr.. Watson some
thing good ta shuw him in the line of
gold hearing mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Undrrhill. the parents
1T Al. Undcrbill nj this place, came
~ !rom Eureka hy priv .te conveyance
Thursday afternoon. They from Can
ton, Ohio, and for The first time came
west OF the Mississippi. and, like NIL
new corners, think this strange
county for any one to live in.
The Carson Appeal has been de-
throned rs the official organ of Ne.
vada 10y the Governor aud Attorney
General ard the Tribune substituted
In its place. fine reason of This Is
Sam Davis spoke out IN meetin and
upbraided the sins of omission and
commission ut his brethren 10 high
places.
Now is the mos, dangerous season
of the year for iifes, IS they are built
in stoves that have laid idle since
Spring, aud the pipes are liable To
slip and get out II order From This
cause The NEWS office narrowly e.
capped fire iast Monday morning
Eureka Sentinel: Yesterday, IN the
District Court, J l.. Wines, of the law
| finn Of Baker i Wines, charged with
contempt in nor oDeying "a subpoena
as witness Tor the prosecution in the
Ladd case, was fined SO. The gem
eral Impression Of laymen is that he
should have been lined the full extent
of the law, $500
Belmont Courier: "ltobt. Hamilton
was taken to Austin TN Thursday
mornings stage by Sheriff Brnugher
for examination before The District
Court. Hamilton has been between
Pine Creek aud Corcolan's ranch for
several days and shows signs of men,
tai alteration" This must tho Same
Bob Hamilton who came out of State
Prison few years ago and lived in
Taylor.
A cople of local slogging matches
one heavy and the other light
weight enliyened the otherwise dull
monOtony of the county seat this
week. In the light weight contest,
the aid-de-camp on General Halsy's
staff Knocked his man out ia first
round The N. N. G.. will fight. and
don't you forget it.
Az a u,aat;o,, of TIM Road of nj