The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-10-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
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candidates are very slow in moving
round this year.
Miss Della Mclaughlin departed
Wednesday, for Salt Lake, where she
will enter st. Mary's Academy.
Ex-Governor Adams is in town
looking hale and hearty. lie has just
returned from Utah, where lle sold
lot of fat steers.
The District Court adjourned Thurs
day after winding up all the import
ant business Con hand. The next ses-
sion of the Court will be in April,
1891.
Deputy Sheriff Simpson left ycster-
day morning with Ali Hup for Carson,
who will serve year III State Prison
for selling whisky to an Indian.
The joint statement of the Auditor
and Treasurer, showing the financial
status of the county for the quarter
ending September Both, appears in
another column.
Ex-Governor Adams, one of our
largest taxpayers, was the first to come
to the front with his taxes this year.
The Ely Jockey Club are putting
up buildings and making other pre-
partitions for their forthcoming races
on November 1st and Cd.
We regret to learn that A. j. I'm
derhill is confined to his bed with
severe cold which at one time threat
ened pneumonia.
Joseph Huff, late of Ely, has secured
the position of agent for the Union
Pacific Railroad at Syracuse Station,
Utah. So he writes Us.
Did you see those new lamps at Sol
Hips. They turn night into day,
and beat Edison's electric light all
hollow. Sol has few for sale.
Hon. A. @. Cleveland was in town /
several this week. having business in
Court pertaining to the estate of the
late Patrick Flanagan.
Register Register II Unless your
name is on the Registay Book of your
precinct by 0 o'clock next Mond ay
evening (0ct. 20th) you cannot vote
at the coming election.
Jerry Kent has appointed Registry
Agent for Duck Creek precinct, vice
j. =. Orr, resigned.
Tie Democratic and Republican
county posters. issued from the News
office, are being distributed through
out the comfy.
There was quite II number of
Piochers in town this week attending
the Parish trial. Among them were
+. w. Newton, DR.. Louder, Mr. Cook,
shorthand reporter. Cecil Newell,
Robert Martin and James Curtis of
Royal City.
The Ely precinct Democratic dele
gates met yesterday and renoninated
John Weber for Justice of the Peace,
aud indnrsed the Republican nom
inees for Constable anu School Trus-
tees.
1t is not an easy matter for big
Sim" To stretch himself much, for in
his normal condition he reaches half
way to the moon. but people who saw
him early tuesday morning say he
came near touching our neighboring
planet. It's girl, and mother and
baby are doing nicely.
A quiet little wedding took place
at Miss Annie Freehill's lodging
house Tuesday evening, the contract
ing parties to which we're James Cur
lis and the fair young andladv. JUS
tice Weber tied the knot that made
the twain one. The News wishes the
young couple much joy and happi.
ness.
A. ID. Campton has received his
commission as u. s. Deputy Mineral
Surveyor, and is now ready to set in
motion the work of procuring patents
for mineral claims. This is the best
and only way to shut off litigation,
for a patented mine never has any
lawsuits. Besides, u. s. patent
greatly enhances the value of a mine
In the commercial market.
We have been hard pressed with
job work this week, and to make mat
ter. worse, our assistant, Steve Baker,
has been laid up with couple of very
painful boils on--where he couldn't
sit. The crisis is past and Steve will
he on deck next week.
Harry Campbell, charged with per-