The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-01-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


seats next Monday.
Jesse Peasley came in from Pioehe
Thursday.
sleighing is just lovely, and Lew
Carpenter is making the bells jingle.
Governor-elect Coleord has ap.
nointed f. D VANDERBILT as his pri-
vate secretary.
Sheriff PAYNE has, we learn, appoint
edL. S. Scott as his deputy A good
appointment
We learn that d. MeGarief, web
known resident Of Tnsler few years
age. died recently in Lincoln county.
He aas an old miner and prospector.
Governor elect Colenrd will be
sworn in IN Monday, January 9th,
and the remainder o( the ne~ly-eleel-
ed oficinls on the following dag
r. sadler. the Boss politician and
stage man came over from Eureka
Monday on business connected with
his Stage line.
According To the nif .ial figures 10
the Enterprise, the Constitutional
Convention carried ny "a majority,
with no returns from Lincoln county.
Frank GREATER adjuster of the
Board of Trade at san Francisco. arriv-
ed here last Monday AMI is Investigate
ing Sol Hips busine 5 affairs.
The Weber Bros treated thrir friends
of Torn and Jerry on Christmas and
New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs + A. McDermid. Of
Cherry Greek. have been visiting
friends here during The past week.
being the guests of Mr aud Mrs ".
b Graham.
Its with regret thai we learn TINT
our old friend, Henry Gilbert, OF
ShelIbourne, has been stricken with
paralysis. and is laying in critical
condition AT Cherry Greek.
A. ]. Underhil and family departed
by Tuesday, stage for their old home
in Canton, Ohio, where they expect
to spend the winter Mr. Underhill's
father died on the 9Th of December.
james McOmie departed Tuesday
for Grass Valley. Cal. where he will
sp nd few months with his family,
VIII are living there
Cursor Appeal II Is rumnred That
Alfred Hem will he Deputy Secretary
at tate. aud Mr.. Lent. Gov. DAVIS
fnrewoman Of the binders Of the State
Pruning Office
Judge Wells. IN Tie Carson Tribune.
says everything connected with the
vote on ths Constitutional Convention
Is unconstitutional. se might have
added some good lawyes think that
he Wells Us J dge was unconsti-
iutional.
The annual meeting of the State
Board of Trade will be held AT the
Court House in Reno on the second
Saturday in January. 4 full attend
ance is earnestly desired.
The Phoebe Record says that as the
scaffold on which Parish was hanged
cost $206, I'VE ought 10 have il here
ready for future use if required +"
Come right along and take it, neigh
Dor We hope 10 never again have
any use for such barberous and I'M
calmly instrument
w. b. Lawler. well known citizen
of Ruby Hill in this county. went
nearly blind in San Francisco about
six weeks ago. From there he went
to New York TO consult an occulist.
and recent letter from Mrs. Lawle.
to friend here saws his sight is inn
proving.
The Old Board of County Com
missioners- Muir and Gallagher pres
emit held meeting Thursday to pass
on official bonds and transact other
business pertaining to the old Board
The new Board meets Monday.
Winter has set in at last. Tuesday
night about three inches of snow fell
here, and the Eureka stage driver in
forms it is n foot deep on the Robin
son summit. Wednesday it cleared
up. turned cold, and New Years
morning the me- curry registered
degrees below zero the coolest nigh
of the season.
The Legislature should pass an Act
relieving all county officers from Civ
ing official bonds. The people en-
ploy them by electing them to office,
and the manila not individuals ahnnlJ