The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-11-16
I0CAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The latest silver quotation is 95H

meut w 49,
ued ut 81 500.
w. N. McGill has our thanks for
several nice punches of celery raised
ON the Monitor ranch.
Dave Jslly has leased the U Mel
livery stable and will run II IN !lp-top
nvle. Read his ad. in anot,Ir column
A lot of nice calicoes. Bingham
and dress goods, just received at Sol
Hips
lack Irvine passed through Ell route
for Austin last Saturday. after n short
visit to Centerville.
san Davis denies that he is can
didate for State Printer.
And now comes A. Mante, of the
Belmont Courier, and says he is not q
candidate for State Printer. Next.
Miss Gertie Jackson, having finish
ell a five months school term at Cold
Creek, returned home last Sunday.
Ex-senator Geo. 4. Spencer has gone
TO North Dakota to meet his family
and look after some real estate he
owns there.
Capt. Aikey and G. II. A. Bibbins
ar. in from Osceola. They report our
neighboring camp very quite.
J.F. Cupid is White Pines delegate
r. the Silver Convention. A. j. I'm
derhill and Thomas Robinson are
named as alternates.
Jacob Klien, the Carson brewer,
went East this morning on his way to
Phoebe, where his brother is lying
Dangerously ill.-Reno Gazette.
Charles Kceney, Superintendent of
the Merrimac Company, and Alex.
Mcdonald, of Cherry Creek, came In
by private conveyance Thursday eve
ming.
Henry Hip started out from roana
for Ely the fore part of the week, but
Was taken sick and had to turn back.
He is now at Elko feeling unwell.
Nose Lyon, an old Comstock miner,
a, clever as they make them, has for
saken the depths and accepted posi-
ton with J. u. Dazet * Co.-Entrr-
prise. Nose is also AN old White
Piner.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the
the sentence IF the l'wsr Court IN the
case of Josiah Potts and his wife, the
J Elko murderers. Their only hope
now t. escape the gallo@ lies in the
Board Of Pardons.
We are in receipt of No. 3 OF the
Eureks Chief, new paper issued III
Eureka, Utah. by c. c. Higgins. II
is a sprightly little sheet. and we
gladly place II on our exchange list
and wish IL success.
Msssrs. Beatty & Butts, San Frau
cisco lawyers, came in on Tuesday eve
ming stage by way OF Cherry Creek.
They have been busy for several DAYS
preparing the papers In the actions
brought By Mrs. Wslcott against A.
r. Watson.
Taxes came In pretty lively this
week, and Treasurer Williamson had
his hands full raking in coin and hand.
ing gu, receipts. I, looks now IA IT
not more than the average of past
years will go delinquent.
Where are you, J. NJ. Harvey1
Your brother, A NJ. Harvey. of ella,
Grant county, Arizona. writes Post
master Graham for information as tn
g your whereabouts When last heard
from you were 10 Ely. Can any one
tell Us where you are nowf
Ex-Judge Rives and A. Jackson
(mine hest { the Jackson House, Eu-
reksl, came over last Sunday on legal
business. They expected tn find Judge
Wells here. bur we're disappointed, as
the Judge had to remain in Phoebe a
week longer than he expected.
A. @. Cleveland paid the city visit
yesterday. lie has a Holstein bull
two years old registered as /" Black
Wallace" and Le wants to sell him.
Clevc finds him hard to herd.-Carson
Appeal.
Colonel Jos. Grandelmyer Of Ham
ilton was in town yesterday and paid
the News Office visit. We had not
met the Colonel for several years be-
fore aud were pleasantly surprised to
nate his hale, hearty and youthful APP
pearancc. Joe doesn't look day
older than when we first met him fif-
ssteen years aga. aud it does one good
to shake his old time friendly hand.
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