The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-08-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

There are fifty names on the Ely
registry books.
The "New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Newla nds racket don't go down worth
q cent with the Republicans OF White
Pine. They say it's n. G.
It is reported that Indian George,
while in a drunken frenzy, killed his
souaw last week on the trip out to
Currant Creek to the fandango.
At the Republican primaries here
last Saturday, 33 votes were polled,
and w. N. McGill and J. B. William
son were elected delegates, without
opposition.
The Republicans of Cherry, Aurum
and Ruby Hill elected o. H. Grey
and J. Cameron delegates to the State
Convention. Osceola A. G. Cleveland,
and Taylor, FL. A. Comins.
A trial lot of IA tons of chairman
ore. worked at the Monitor Mill last
week, netted 1926 in gold and $28
in silver to the ton. A fine showing
for valuable property.
w. H. Fillmore and F. A. McDer-
mid, old residents of Cherry Creek,
were in town last Saturday. Mr..
Fillmore is pulling up stakes and will
move to San Francisco next month.
Fred M. Clark, our druggist, takes
trip of recreation and business to
Salt Lake City next Monday. Wilkes
Campbell, son of DR.. Compbell, will
accompany Fred to Salt Lake, where
he will enter school.
At the Republican primaries in
Hamilton last Saturday the vote stood
III. Bush %, E. A. Pomeroy, "A, G. A.
Mathewson 8. Bush and Pomeroy
were elected.
At the examination of Indian AL
last Saturday, before Justice Weber,
for the cutting of Jack Bliss, the
prisoner was discharged, the evidence
showing he only acted in self-defeuse.
The Phoebe Record says: Hank
Parish, for the murder of P. G..
Thompson at Royal City, was held by
Justice Young, without bail, to await
the action of the grand jury. The
evidence showed Parish to be guilty
of dastardly, cold-blooded murder.
A brutal murder of a mail-carrier
is reported to the Phoebe Record. The
murder was committed hv an Indian
at Ell Dorado Canyon while the driver
was asleep in his wagon. He then
robbed his victim. The murderer was
pursued and killed.
The Democratic primaries come off
next Tuesday. We nominate Sol Hip
and B. F. Miller for delegates, from
this district, as both gentlemen ex.
press willingness to attend. This
is without prejudice to any others
who may come forward before the
primaries.
Miss Rosa Mclaughlin, who for
the past nine months has been teach
ing school in Osceola and Spring
Valley, has been home this week on a
short vacation. Her young friends got
up pleasant little surprise party in
her honor Wednesday evening. She
returns to her labors east of the range
to-day.
Mrs. Angus Urquhart knocked a
box of lye off a shelf Sunday and
portion of it fell in her right eye. A
physician was summoned at once,
and every thing possible was done
to relieve the pain. It was at first
feared that the sight was destroyed,
bnt it is now believed that it will be
saved.-Eureka Tintic Chief.
Mrs. Josephine Walcott has sent to
this office little volume of poems,
entitled "World of Song" bearing
her copyright 1878. A casual inspec-
tion of the little volume reveals some
beautiful gems of poetic thought and
feeling in we'll arranged verse. This
shows the lady to be not only
bright business woman, but an author
ess of considerable note.
An American party, 480 strong, has
been organized in Storey county.
There is nothing of the old Know
Nothing features about the new party,
and it proclaims its aims to be to
counteract the work of political bosses
in both parties. It's all right, if the
new party doesn't fall down before
the biggest sack.
A pleasant little party of invited
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