The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-07-23
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS. = Silve
Silver


S6E. Lead 81 15.
Leo Welte, who has been resident
of Ely for the past three years, is 60
ing to return to Phoebe.
Nelson Bush and George Dale of
Hamilton were at the county seat
Thursday.
Francis G. Newlands was the only
Nevada representative at the Helena
Mining Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Poujade are
expected home this evening from their
trip to Oregon.
Mrs. Maria Coleman, who Inherited
100000 from the estate of W. 5.
O'Brien, died at Paris last Saturday.
Judge Talbot will be in Ely next
Wednesday and hold session of
Court. No jury cases will be tried,
however, until the Fall term.
Reese T., the fve-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E. Edward of Phoebe,
died at that place July 9th. This
makes the second boy the family have
lost since they moved to Phoebe.
Dock Ivers, the 17-year-old son of
Mrs. Ivers, died at Pleasant Grove,
UTAH, on June 28th. He was a native
of Schellbourne. The family resided
for many years on the Iver's ranch
below Cherry Greek.
For threatening to douse an old
woman in the cold, cold creek, Justice
Weber fined man the other day $40
and costs. The Judges good nature,
however, waived the costs.
In a few days White Pine county
will be without doctor within its
borders. We think physician loca-
ted in Ely, at the center of the county,
would make good living and as much
money as in most other parts OF the
State.
DIR. Campbell of Taylor is getting
ready to move to Phoebe, which is a
more remunerative field to practice
his profession than White Pine county.
The doctor has been resident of this
county for eleven years. The NEWS
wishes him success in his new field.
The Carson Weekly says that one
saloon in that city sold on the Fourth
of July 800 gallons of beer, or 5000
drinks at 5 cents glass. There must
have been few thirsty people around
Carson that day.
The Helena Convention advocated
independent action by the States west
of the Missouri river in the coming
Presidential election, as both the old
parties are dead set against free silver
and the interests of the people.
T. G. Pouiade and wife of Ely are
visiting their son, Lieutenant Cover
nor Poujade. They have returned
from an extended visit to Portland,
Oregon, and after seeing the beauties
of Carson, will proceed to their home
in Ely. Carson News.
Thomas Freehill of Duck Creek a
few days ago lodged complaint for
assault and battery against his son
John before Justice Weber. The case
was set for 10 A. NJ. yesterday, but
the complainant skipped out and Con
stable Reeder went after him. Not
returding at the hour set for trial, the
accused was discharged and all costs
taxed against the complaining witness
We learn from the Appeal that lead
ING Republicans in Carson are holding
conferences with the view OF putting
Harrison electors in the field. Ii they
do the Silver party will nominate a
straight State ticket and elect it next
Fall with SO sweeping majority that
the ofice-holders at Carson will
require some time to get their breath
before they realize what struck them.
Tuscarora Times Are the candl-
dates for county Offices this Fall on
the old party tickets going to endorse
the Harrison Cleveland Wall Street
platforms, or are they going to be men
and stand on free coinage platform
It is time to begin thinking OF these
things. Such matters are not going
tn he handled with gloves.