The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-11-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Latest silver quotation 81 O4. Lead.

An invoice of fresh or anDerrles JUST
received at Sol Hips store.
Hugh J. Muldoon, well kn own in
white Pine county, is now a candidate
for Justice OF the Peace in Silver Bow
Township, Butte, Montana.
Jim Logan, the blind man, well
known in these parts, is sojourning in
Virginia City.
The partnership heretofore existing
hetween 2. II. Cannon and Mrs. Mary
Henry. of Cherry Creek, is dissolved
by mutual consent. See notice in an
other column.
The Salt RIVER slow sailing ship
Waterloo has already moored at
HAYES wharf, and will he ready TO
take on full crew as snon as next
Tuesdays election returns come in.
Washoe has ,s27 voters, with Pyra-
mid and Salt Marsh precincts TO hear
from. The total will be close on to
1000.
The Democratic and Republican
State county tickets appear in the
News to-day Just AS the ballots are
printed for voting, barring the scratch
ing. which every one must do for
himself.
Treasurer Williamson informs us
that the State and county are coming
in very slowly. Only seventeen days
more remain until they become de-
linquent.
"When this cruel (politicaD war is
Ger" we hope to find something in
our exchanges that will interest the
public. Now il is all politics, and
some of it dirty politics, too.
The Government timber cults against |
the Eureka Con. and Richmond min
ing companies, involving $l0,000,000
were dismissed last week by u. s.
District Attorney Witcher at Carson.
Ernst Godbe, of Phoebe, a mining
expert, has been in Ely for several
days, and took look at some of the |
promising mines ia this dis riot. He |
also went across the valley and exam
ined the Peacock mine.
The weather is fine, but there is
just compliant made among the regular |
FOUNDERS Of scarcity OF candidates. |
Irrigation is the idea now. but the
candidates don't seem to work in right |
on the proposition.
Now is the time when our ex-
changes are harping "vote for A, B
and G." We don't propose To give |
any such gratuitous advise, for we
know such advise is never needed. |
People vote for whom they please, and
1t is right they should.
There may be some people in the
county who do not know that ID. b. |
Akey, the Democratic nominee for |
Assemblyman. is a Mexican War Vet
eran. He is, and will make. If elected, |
an able representative in the next
Legislature.
Our esteemed contemporary of Eu-
reka, gravely remarks that 1.-THE Sen-
tinel is not in politics." Well, now,
it really looks so, with the senior edi-
tor candidate for Congress, the jun
ior candidate for Assessor and the
foreman candidate for State Sena
WI, Will TIC 1uGNll VI Dt lGdi4
OF course the Sentinel isn't 10 politics.
Most of our local candidates have
made their rounds and returned home
to await the verdict of next Tuesday.
Some few, however, are camping on
each others trails yet-amohg them
Sheriff Bassett, Ben Payne George p.
Holmes and J. +. Cupid. These gen.
tlemen think the race Is close and
they will keep up their lick until the
polls close.
The Fall speed programmes of the
Ely Jockey Club commences over
their course to-day. Every prepare
ton has been made to insure the COM
fort of all who attend. Quite num-
Der of trim-looking horses have
been in training for several weeks and
will contest for the purses. Go down
and see the fun.
Viewing the political horoscope of
Nevada from the far distant point of
White Pines capital, we imagine We
can discern a whole brigade of
knifers," whetting their faverite
weapons for next Tuesdays conflict
down at the Riverside town. And
they don't look like Democrats, either.
We do not think we are guilty of
any political heresy when we say that