The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-04-09
loCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

red in Phoebe last week.
The Ely public school will open
u.s 10Th, with Miss Rookie as
teacher.
The programme for the Republican
..;maries. which come off April 10th,
publish in another column to-day.
Miss Ellen Hayes returned from
IT,. or four months visit to her
h,o,ber in Iowa last Saturday morn
ing.
~ bis old home in Tennessee by Tues
s.ss stage. His nephew, w. X.
House. accompanied him.
yesteeday was Arbor Day and sew
.,sl of our enterprising citizens cele-
hrs,ed the occasion in planting trees
and vines.
A meeting of the Democratic Coun-
~ Central Committee is called to
meet at Justice Weber's Office in Ely
on Thursday, April 2ist. Sec official
notice.
The Joint quarterly statement OF the
Auditor and Treasurer, for the quar-
ter ending March 81, showing the
financial status of White Pine county,
is published in another column.
Hon. Geo. E. Spencer, formerly
United States Senator from Alabama,
and now A resident of Kingston, Lan-
der county, is suggested by the Aus
lin Advocate a. delegate ID the Re-
publican National Convention.
VIII MCGUIRE, a resident of Ely
about year ago, but now OF Tusca-
rora. has gone TO Reno to be examin-
ed in civil service tactics, so as to OBJ
tain position in that branch of Un-
Gle Sam s service.
Judge Talbot will arrive on this
evenings Cherry Creek stage and
open Court here Monday. 1t is not
nrobable that much will be done
at this opening session rs the Jugde
goes to Phoebe the latter part of next
week.
Christopher Meyer, n member OF
Custer Post No. ), G.. A. r., of Car
son. has received notice from the PEN
sou Bureau that he is entitled To
Gs57 10, and that his pr esent rate is
$50 per month.
Much Of our local space is devoted
this week I the able address of the
Colorado Silver League" II is well
woshy the careful perusal OF every
friend of free coinage, aud Nevadans.
irrespective Of party, should lose no
time 10 adopting the methods set forth
by the men of Colorado.
A two-wheeled vehicle passed
through town last week, and its sole
occupant WAS a mana real man. with
sorrow depicted on his face. Upon
inquiry we were informed that there
was a famine IN Cherry Creek-a
Hour famine-and he was sent out as
Jacobs sons into Egypt for -four
Elko Independent. That's strange,
too. considering that Cherry is on the
highway TO Ely and M shortage IN
breadstuffs is noted here.
DIR. r. G. Sawyer of Kansas. accom-
panied by Frank Brooks, w F. Pat
rick and Charles Limberg, of Lead
vile, COL, arrived here on Tuesdays
Cherry Creek stage. and spent We'd
nesday and Thursday examining the
Chairman and Joanna mines. They
left Friday morning for Salt Lake,
taking with them samples Of ore for
assay. These gentlemen are said to
represent large capital. What their
opinion OF this district is they kept TO
themselves.
Zone by one the roses fall" and so
do the old bachelors and widowers
drop into the matrimonial moose. The
latest hardened old candidate to sue
cnmb to Cupid's snare is our friend.
Jacob Shelenbarger. There was "a
quite little wedding at his ranch last
thursday, himself aud Miss Winnie
ifhlllips being the contracting parties.
Later in the afternoon Jake came to
Town and amid more smiles than we
nave seen on his countenance for
twenty years, he "set 'em up" for the
boys again aud again. Jake, old boy,
may the sun of your happiness never
set, is the send-off the News wishes
you and your fair bride.