The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-11-22
! neal AND GENERAL NEWS.

Lead, 30
Next Thursday will be Thanksgiv-
ing. !.
Elko county has a full Board of
nemocratic County Commissioners.
r,;s estimated that the late Nevada
State Fair ran behind $500.
tn Bro. Cassidy-your excuse for
not sending those election returns to
the News is amply sufficient.
The Ely mill was started up last
Monday on ore from the Chairman
mine.
Carl Shuman, the photographer, is
in Cherry Creek. He will pay Ely a
visit shortly.
Among the numerous ills charged
nm tn the Mckinley bill il the scarcity
OF Mormon hen fruit In this market.
The State University has 140 stud
ents in attendance. More than at any
time previous in its history.
Miss Agnes Timsou was elected
long term School Trustee in Hamilton
at the late cldction. This is the first
lady ever elected to Office in White
Pine county.
Mr.. Nelson, an Ogden, Utah, attor-
ney, was at the county seat Thursday,
an interested party in the sale of the
Star Mine.
This is the season of the year when
the turkey thief is aboard in the land.
Look after your chicken coops.
Mrs. A. Cleveland and her sister,
Mrs. Dinwoody, of Butte City, Mon
tana, are on a visit to their mother,
Mrs. Hill. IN Ely.
George Kennedy and G. w. Keeney,
of Cherry Creek, were in town Thurs
day on business connected with the
sale of the Star Mine.
Mrs. James Mc0mie and children
departed by last Mondays Cherry
Creek stage for Grass Valley, Cal,
where they will spend the winter on
visit to their mother.
On our first page will be found the
official vote of White Pine county,
nv precincts, as canvassed by the
Board of County Commissioners.
CO.. Bosko, the 'lean, lank," but
genial San Francisco drummer, was
10 Ely last Saturday exchanging SAL
uttaions with his many friends. From
here he proceeded south to Phoebe.
Feed reduced at the Dexter Livery
Stable. Hay so cents day per ami
NAL. have also on baud large
stock of oats and chopped barley,
which | vii! sell ut lowest prices for
cash. (p15s) ID. ID. JOLLY.
The summonses in the water suit
of Nichols IL Parsons against the Ely
M. &. M. Co. ct al. have arrived from
Carson and will be served by Sheriff
Bassett an U. s. Deputy Marshal.
The case will be tried in the District
Court at Carson.
The way they figure 1t in the west
ern part of the State now is. that
Judge Fitzgerald is 600 votes ahead of
Jugde Wells, and A. K. Cheney 800
ahead of the latter. This makes our
District Judges elect. Rising, Talbot.
Fitzgerald and Cheney.
After much advertising, postpon-
ments, etc, Sheriff Bassett sold the
Star mine Thursday, to satisfy the
judgment Of the lienholders and
costs. The property was bid in by
George Kennedy for A. G. Cleveland.
for the sum of "a 300. All the miners
liens will now be paid.
1t Is with deep regret that we
chronicle the death of Mrs. Robertson,
wife of 4. L. Robertson of Patterson,
which occurred 90 the 18th instant.
She had given birth to baby and
death resulted from that cause. The
deceased lady was well known and
greatly esteemed by many friends in
Taylor, where she resided for several
years. She leaves behind devoted
husband and four small children to
mourn her loss. The remains we're
taken to Fillmore, Utah, where the
deceased's parents reside, and buried.
VIM. and Fred Borchert, sons of Jno.
Borchert, of Rabbit Creek, have been
spending a few days 10 Ely, renewing
old acquaintanceship. "Willie" as
we used to call him six or seven years
ago, Is now married man and lives
in Carson, being a machinist in the
V. % /. railroad shop. He and his
wife and child are on a visit TO tbeir