The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-11-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


majority.
commissioner Muir, wife and son
wore in from Hamilton yesterday.
The President has named Thursday,
Noyemner eth, as Thanksgiving Day.
stuff up the turkeys.
Don't forget that your taxes be-
come delinquent next Monday, the
18th.
A Hint to the House Wife-A dish
of water placed in the oven prevents
MES and custards from burning.
There will be two brothers in the
next State Senate Senator Evan
Williams of Ormsby and Senator
Williams of Elko.
til estimated that Orvis Ring will
have more than 1000 majority for
Superin tendent of Public Instruction
in the State.
Our exchanges received by yester-
DAYS mail say: They figure at Carson
that Fitzgerald defeats Cheney, in
stead of Wells, as ut first reported.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald will take
IN his residence IN Reno after the first
of the year.-Gazette. The Judge
ought. If he can, stay in Eureka,
where they pile up such big vote for
him.
Sol Hip has received a large in
voice of trunks, just the thing for in
tending tourists TO the head OF Salt
River, or others who may wish to
travel in the ordinary channels OF life.
The people of Aurum closed elect
ion day with big dance. A cores
pondeat writes US that large number
of ladies' were present and very nice
time was had.
We had a pleasant call Thursday
afternoon from General Thomas Haley
of Eeureka. The General came over
after Bishop Seaman, who got hurt in
the stage accident week ago.
Isaac Griswold, of Ruby Valley,
loaded at Halleck few days ago two
carloads of horses which he will take
20 Alabama. -Elko Independent.
Carson Appeal, 7th: Capt. Lord
telegraphs from Virginia City that the
entire Republican Sta:e ticket is elect
ed, except Thomas Wells.
Charles Weisel, an old Stockton
mining man, was one of the visitors
TO this growing camp Friday. He
recently returned from China, where
ne went to report on mines for Salt
Lake PARTIES Eureka Tintic Chief.
There will be but four Democrats
IN The coming Nevada Legislature
not surely enough to impede or defeat
any of the economic measures the Re-
publican party has promised to in
angurate.
Feed reduced at the Dexter Livery
Stable. Hay so cents day per ami
NAL. have also on hand large
stock of oats and chopped barley,
which | will sell Mt lowest prices for
cash. (n15+) d ID. jolly.
Elko Independent: We are pleased
10 announce that our old time friend.
Ben Payne, former resident of Elko,
has been elected Sheriff of White
Pine county by 10 majority.
The Board of County Commission
ers met yesterday aud canvassed the
vote. The result in the county ticket
is as given in our last issue. We will
give in tabular form of the official
vote In our next.
The latest unofficial elections returns
show that the entire Republican State
ticket was elected by from 500 to 500
majority, except Judge Wells, who is
beaten by Judge Fitzgerald between
300 and 800 votes.
Geo. B. Van Enron (Rep), and w.
r. McFadden (Dem.) were elected
Assemblymen from Lincoln county.
The Democrats also elected their
Sheriff, Clerk, Treasurer and two
County Commissioners.
Our old friend A. M. Vanderlip,
late of Cherry Creek, Is now general
manager of Miller & Lux's Store at
Los Banos, MERGED county, Cal. He
desires the News to remember him to
old friends in White Pine.
Bishop Seaman desires us to pub.
licly return his sincere thanks to
Messers. Fred Clark and j. r. Cupid,
who so kindly and skillfully sewed up
and dressed his wounds resulting from
the late stage accident. The Bishop
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.