The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-09-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

WOOplng cough 10 PIoNdionO Ia
TAYLOR and some of the Indian chill
dren hereabouts have it.
The public school closed Tuesday
and will not probably open again this
year.
James McOmie has been under the
weather for the past ten days, but is
now able to be out again.
At the redemption of county scrip
last Monday, VIM. Hayes scouped the
pot at 80 cents on the dollar.
M. B. Garaghan, in addition to his
duties as Mayor of Ward, is also Su-
perintendent Of the Martin White
Mining Company at that place.
Indian Sam was brought before
Weber Tuesday, charged with assault
with intent to kill Joe Delyea, and was
held to appear before the Grand Jury.
Mrs. Frank Nay and children, who
have been visiting at their brothers
ranch in Lamoille Valley for the past
three months, returned home last Sat
urday.
Cherry Greek gives %, Schellburn
18 and Aurum 10 signers to the Peo-
Piles party County Convention, making
total of 1856 signers.
Considerable of our space is devoted
this week to the proceedings Of the
dual Republican Conventions at Reno.
Compare their platforms, throw up
hats and take your choice.
PHI. Cannon has send us 1892 from
Cherry Greek to the Cassidy fund,
which is doing well, considering the
dull condition of that camp. Names
of the donors will appear next week.
Sol Hip is spoken Of as candidate
for the Assembly ON the People party
ticket. In answer to our query if it
was SO, Sol shrugged his shoulders
and said, "Maybe So"
The News acknowledges the receipt
of complimentary ticket to the Ne
vada State Fair, which commences Sep
TENDER 10th and will continue during
the week.
I'll. A. Comins and VIM Read are the
members of the State Central Commit
tee for White Pine ON the regular Re-
publican ticket, and w. N. McGill,
and j. III. Marriott on the boilers
ticket.
. Alex Muir's big 18-horse team pass
ed through Thursday loaded with ore
from the Eberhardt tunnel for the
Monitor mill, where it will be crush
ed. We learn they will bring over
about fifty TONS
A communication from Irregular
Taxpayer, suggesting the formation
of Taxpayers county party came in too
late to appear this week, but its shin
ing light will fash across the political
horizon in next weeks NEWS. ALI
parties will get fair deal in these
columns
The big slogging match between
Sullivan and Corbett took place in
New Orleans last Wednesday, and Sui
Ivan was knocked out in the twenty
first round. The dispatch says Sulli-
van was not in from the first. As the
betting odds were two to one on Sulli-
van, the general opinion is that the
fight was fake.
DR.. M. J. Davis of Soda Springs,
Idaho, arrived here Tuesday and will
probably remain with us if we can
make it profitable for him to do so.
OF course it takes time for doctor
settling in a new place to become ac-
quainted and build up practice. It
is proposed-and the proposition is
rightly some of our people to raise
a monthly subscription for six months
as an inducement to keep the doctor
here. ALI our people should join
heartily in this. Winter is coming
and it is not pleasant thought for our
people to be 100 miles away from
medical aid. DIR. Davis a pleasant
gentleman and a graduate of one of
the best Eastern colleges.
Governor Colcord has issued his proc
lamation making October 21st, Column
bus Day, a general holiday, and re-
quests that the people refrain from toll
and give themselves up to patriotic
celebration of the great event Let it
be a day of thanksgiving and instruc-
ton as well, for by the holding of suit