The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-10-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Oh for good shower to lay the dustl


James Sampson and brother of
Spring Valley were at the county seat
Saturday and Sunday.
Osceola's delegation to the Conven-
ton were: VIM Hendrie, R. Millick j.
W. Mooney and Dan Simonson.
Judge T. Fl. Wells and his law
partner, J. w. Jameson, have pur-
chased the Tehachepi (Cal. Tribune.
Taylor's delegation to the convention
were John Verzan, Frank Nay and
T. Fl. Sillyman. All attended in per-
son.
People cannot be too careful of fire
this windy weather. Everything is
dry as finder, and fire once started
would be hard to control.
P. FL. Cannon, Geo. F. Parker,
Chas Green, John Carlson and Frank
Leach were Cherry Greek representa-
tives at the County Convention.
We regret to learn that James Baird
of Taylor is laid up with severe at
tack of infammatory rheumatism.
He is confined to his room.
In another column the registry
agents, as the law directs, give notice
to voters that the books for registra-
ton of voters will close at 6 o'clock
P. M. on October goth. Get registered.
Lew Carpenter returned from Eu-
reka by Monday morning stage. His
arm, which was broken at the elbow
joint, is still in sling, but the frac-
ture is healing nicely.
A report came down Wednesday
that James Fitzpatrick of Taylor was
found laying unconscious in his cabin,
and as he has for some time been quite
feeble, it is feared he may not recover.
He is 20 years old.
Postmaster Graham disires us to call
the attention of parties who have sub
scribed to the doctor fund to step in
and pay the amount of their subscription
at the postof;ice.
The ely delegation to the Peoples
party County Convention are requested
to meet at Riepe Hotel this Saturday
evening at q o'clock to nominate a
Township ticket.
The first copy of the Wadsworth
Dispatch is at hand and although small
has a very neat appearance. The
News wishes it long life and places it
on its exchange list
The Ball Tuesday evening st Mum
ro's spacious new hall was pleasant
affair. The managers, Messrs. d. G.
Mcdonald and F. M. Clark, made per-
feet arrangements for the entertain
ment of their guests.
All sections of the County were rep
rsented at the Convention Tuesday.
Hamilton sent in I'll. Bush d. MCLain
Chas. Minoletti and J.B. Tingley.
Seligman Eugene Howell, and Eber-
hart VIM. Read.
Aurum was personally represented
in the County Convention by w. B.
Lawler and B. @. Sanford, experienced
political manipulators, while Muncy
sent in that veteran of many politi-
cal Convention, Jake Cameron.
George O'Neil, the 6ve-year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. ONeil has
been very sick during the week, and
at one time his recovery hung in the
balance. He is now, however, improv-
ing slowly, and we sincerely hope the
boy will be spared to his parents.
DIR. Davis has been untiring in his care
for the little patient
The Republican County Central
Committe which met Thursday even
ing, we learn informally, took no &C
ton in the way of county nominations.
So it looks as if the Peoples party
ticket would be the only regular one
in the field. Nor do we hear of any
independent candidates, except Frank
X. Murphy for District Attorney.
w. B. Lawler informs us that the
people of Ruby have made good road
from there to Aurum, and also from
Ruby down to Steptoe Valley by the In
dian Creek pass. A team can now easily
pass over that route from Steptoe to
Spring Valley, without having to go
round by Schellbourne.
The family of James MCOmie have