The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-08-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


is visiting friends in Ely.
The Ely Mill dropped stamps on
Joanna ore last Wednesday.
The hot spell is over and the weather
is now endurable to a degree that finds
no complaints.
Sam Snyder, an old resident of Tay-
lor, has pulled up stakes and gone to
Ferguson District in Lincoln county.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Campton left
yestesday morning for a few days visit
to their parents in Hamilton.
A. r. Watson, who has been in
Salt Lake for several weeks, is ex-
pected back this evening, with some
mining operators.
Miss Della Mclaughlin came in
from Snake Valley, where she has
been teaching school, Wednesday even
ing, to spend her vacation.
It is from no change of heart that
we take out the People party ticket
this week. Just little crowded;
that's all.
Edward A. Church, who was at
Seligman during the most active days
of that camp, is expected back very
shortly from New York.
Sol Hip is in receipt of a letter
from the Osceola Gravel Company,
asking him to send six good men who
will find employment for the season at
So per day.
The Tax Roll for the year 1892 was
issued from this office this week and
appears in our columns to-day. The
roll foots up $716, 900 little less
than last year.
Among the subscribers to the Cas-
sidy fund in Lander county, we notice
the names of Gen. George E. Spencer
and J. G. Irvine, former residents of
White Pine.
The trial of M. McGarry, charged
with the murder p. w. Eoff, came off
in Eureka last week, and the accused
was acquitted. The jury took four
ballots and were out but ten minutes.
I'm another column will be found
the proceedings of the Republican
County Central Commute calling pri-
mary elections next Saturday to elect
delegates to the State Convention.
To Stop mouse holes, take piece of
common hard soap, stop the hole with
it, and you will have no further trouble
from that quarter. 1t is equally as
effectual as regards rats, reaches and
ants.
Mrs. Neil Munro is putting up a
large addition to her hotel. When
finished she will have fine commodi-
Gus house, large enough for all who
may come within our gates to find
comfortable resting place.
The County Commissioners will
meet next Monday as a Board of
Equalization and continue in session
from day to day until the roll is gone
through. Taxpayers would do well
to read the Clerks notice of the meet
ing of the Board.
Parties having lists for the Cassidy
fund in this county are requested to
hurry up the completion of their lists
and send them to this Office SO that
we can report to Treasurer Nixon.
Ernest Baker, who drives the Sun
nyside stage, found coat and pocket
book by the roadside. The pocket
book contained the name of Charles
Bradbury, Diamond mine, Eureka.
The owner can have the same by call
ing at D. d. Jolly's stable at Ely.
Lieutenant Governor Poujade has
publicly announced himself for CHAR
rison and free silver coinage" AS
well might the Governor proclaim
he is for the "devil and heaven" for
the incongruity of joining the subjects
in the first quotation is not whit
more absurd than that of the last.
Salt Lake Journal: From letter
received from Bingham we learn that
Frank w. Newton has got lease on
property in that camp, which he is
working. He has two-foot vein,
carrying 40 per cent lead, 1924 in sill
yer and $18 gold. Frank expects to
10 make good thing out of it.
n l.