The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-06-28
i0CAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

If Jnly decoration, at Clark g. Felsen-
that's drug store.
Henry Riepe is building a private
.osidenee on the lot adjoining the no.
,eI on Feathersone avenue.
VIM. Horton, an old white Piner,
hrt now a thriving rancher of Nye
county. was in town Wednesday.
BF. Miller has moved his family
from Wells and they will take up
their residence here.
There we're heavy frosts in these
nar,s wednesday and Thursday nights.
In some places ice formed on water.
r NJ. Pearlman, of Taylor, was
.Ioino the county seat Thursday and
Friday. He returned to the upper
levels this morning.
Go to the New Drug Store for your
Fourth of July flags.
A meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee will be held at
Virginia City at 2 p. NJ. next Monday,
June Both.
d. Felsentthal, of Taylor, went over
to Eureka yesterday to meet his family,
who are returning from visit to
California.
Sheriff Bassett has returned from
his hunt after the horse-thieyes, with
out overtaking them. John Henry
continued on their trail.
Dick Willis and n. Bush of Hamil-
ton came in Wednesday night on the
track of an absconding debt. They
over took their man here and made him
pungle.
We regret to learn, as we do from
a letter from Sol Hip, that I. i.
Jaaues, the freight agent at Toana, IS
living dangerously i'll at the hospital
in Salt Lake.
The Committee Of Arrangements Of
the Fourth of July request us to say
that the exercises of the day will come
on the grounds promptly Mt IL
O'Clock, at the conclusion of which the
Big Eat will be in order.
Mrs. McGarry and daughter Fannie,
sister and Deice of + Y. Murphy. are
visiting him from Eureka. Miss
Fannie, though but ID years Of age. is
An accomplished musician and fine
singer.
Miss Della Mclaughlin, neice of
Mrs. N.Munroe, who for the past year
and half has been attending St.
Marry's Academy at Reno, returned
home last Saturday.
Wm. Bader (and family aa old-time
rancher in both Snake and Spring
Valleys in this county passed through
few days ago en- route for Oregon,
where he will make his future home.
The News wishes Mr.. Bader success
in the northern country.
The Ely Mill is now running on
Joanna No. 2 ore. We are anxious to
report the result of this run as we ex-
pect ii to show that it is just as good
mine as its elder sister, No. 1.
AS will be seen in another column,
n grand ball will be given at fuckers
Hall on the night of the Fourth of
July. The names subscribed 10 the
management is a sure guarantee that
it will be festive occasion.
The Day we celebrate-The Fourth
of Julv-next Friday. The people of
Ely have made due preparation to
celebrate the Hath anniversary OF
American Independence iu a becom-
ing manner, and they extend a cordial
invitation to their neighbors in all the
surrounding towns and country to
join them ON this glorious occasion.
Petitions are in circulation to the
Board of Pard ons for The release of
Hugh Karnahan, sentenced to tn
State Prison for ten years for the kill
ing of George Fox in Taylor, and for
the pardon Of John Schulley sent up
for two years for selling whiskey to
Indians. Karnahan has served two
years and Skulley one.
Nothing further has been heard at
this end of the line of the case of
Judge Wells before the Supreme
court. Most probably they have all
gone off on a summer tour to the
Lake Tahoe. What care they for the
urgent wants of litigants. Their
$o,ooO a year goes right on.
Flag of sizes for the Fourth of July
at the New Drug Store.
The Elko Independent says Mrs.
Potts atfnm ntad an,o;Io -, MI, -