The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-05-21
Nav YORK QUOTATIONS.. : Silver

Tavlor Democrats cIecieu o"'"
ssn delegate to the State Conyen-
ion Only six votes were polleo.
C. Cleveland, promoter oil the
Air Line Railroad, has passed East 10
Salt Lake. , n;n 81,
Nj the Democratic State Convention
:. Winnemucca next week.
Mrs Angus Urquhart and children
.fT;ntic. Utah, are on visitto their
I,other ana sister, of the NEWS house,
hold.
NIB. Garaghan is down from his
winter eyrie at Ward TO scent the May
aowers and hear the birds sing 10 the
Groves around Murray Creek.
House 81 MeGill's butcher shop has
nice market wagon, which Mr..
uouse purchased while East. 1t will
come in handy when Ely booms next
Fall.
The Austin advocate says two feet
of snow fell at Grantsyille, Nye
county. last week, and three feet on
the summit between Midas and Reese
River.
Richard Ryland, the Democratic
war; horse of Washoe county, says;
"Free coinage and the Air Line Rail-
road. That's my platform.
A severe wind storm visited Carson
on Tuesday. stripping the'fruit trees
of their blossoms aud otherwise in
Turing orchards.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. G.. Davis came in
from Ploche last Saturday evening.
Louis Pollard came with them, aud
W. II. Perry, in one of his nice rigs,
brought them through.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Boyle have re-
turned from Salt Lake, where they
went to consult medical advice re-
garding Mr.. Boyle's health, which has
been poor of late.
An election for two School Trustees
for Ely District will be held at the
Postoffice building next Monday IN
compliance with an Act of the Legis-
lature of 1891.
Attention, Mine-owners An cleo
ton for Mining Recorder of Robinson
District will be held at the Posiofiice
next Monday. May 23d. Polls will
open at T. NJ aud close at p. NJ.
VIM. Read. supt. of the Eberhardt
Company, and Dan McKinnon, came
in from Hamilton Tuesday and pro-
eeeded to the Monitor mill. Ii is the
Intention to start up the mill on Mon
i,or ore AS soon IA IL can ee got IN
readiness. They have 500 tons of ore
out to run through.
Chas. II. Priiehard, who has been
winlering as Park City, Utah, writes
Us from Salt Lake, that he is EN- route
back to his first love - Hamilton.
Charley says Salt Lake is very dull
and several of the big hotels there are
closing up.
The clerk of the weather has taken
ajump this week and landed from the
outskirt of winter into the lap of sum
mer, and the mercury, which had been
rotating between 40 and so, suddenly
bounded up to s5 degrees in the
shade Wednesday, which is real sum
mrr weather.
There is good deal of sickness
, among the children about town. The
aiment, which seems TO be epidemic,
isa throat disorder. which sets la
with high fevers. At first ii was
feared it might be diphtheria, but
while possessing some of the symp-
toms of that disease, il is probably
nothing more than effects arising from
severe colds, and when taken in hand
IN time Yields to simple remedies.
We regret to learn that Mrs. J.. p.
Stenstrom OF Cherry Creek met with
serious aud painful accident last
week, being gored in the limb aud
trampled on by wild COW. Her in
Juries we're feared to be SO dangerous
that her son Lawrence went out Sat.
uriay night last and returned Tues
day. He reports the old lady rs inn
proving, though the wound on her
limb is very painful.
Reliable reports from Ely, White
Pine county, are that the Joanna and
Chainmen group of mines have been
sold to the Colorado parties that have
been negotiating for this property for
year. If the sale has been made,
Ely will be best gold camp west of
Black Hills.-Elko Independent. Our
nelphbOr ia RIGHT in fhe last sentence