The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-08-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Francis G. Newlands has contrib
uted $500 to the Mr.. Cassidy relief
fund.
A. D. Young is at Muncy Greek,
looking after his mining interests in
that section.
Ninty signers for Peoples Party
County Conventy have been secured
in Ely.
Every young man in Ely who casts
his maiden vote next November is
signer to the Peoples party movement.
D. Felsenthal was down from Tay-
lor's upper levels Wednesday, and re-
ports times dull there.
Steptoe Valley ranchers are about
through haying and started in to har-
vest their grain crop.
Hamilton has 80 signers and Osceola
26 to the call for the Peoples party
County Convention.
There is cruel sarcasm in these two
lines from the Tuscarora Times-Re-
view: Republican caucus tonight.
Silver 82R. Eight o'clock, sharp"
Attorney Frank X. Murphy, after
a six weeks sojourn among friends in
Eureka, returned home the fore part
of the week.
We learn that negotiations are pend
ing for the sale of the Nichols & Par
sons ranch in White River to a colony
of Utah Mormons.
In Idaho the Peoples Party have
put full State ticket in the field and
many of the counties are doing like
wise.
White Pines delegation to the Re-
publican State Conventional. G..
Cleveland, D. R. Collins, w. N. Nc
Gill, J.. B. Mathewson and John l.
Thompson.
The card of DR.. Hamilton, the Eu-
reka dentist, appears in another col
umn. DR.. Hamilton is wide and fa-
vorably known as one of the best den
lists in the country.
Lou Carpenter met with painful
accident at Duck Greek last week.
His horse fell upon him, bruising his
right arm and dislocating some bones.
He was taken over to Eureka Sunday
morning for surgical treatment.
John Tippett, who sold valuable
mines in Glencoe last year, has re-
turned from England with fair bride,
and will make his home at Muncy,
where he is interested in some good
mining property.
M. E. Bassett, the mining rustler
of Muncy, and Mr.. Wilkinson, Den
yer (Col. mining man, are here, look
ing over the lay of the mineral belt
Mrs. A. Urquhart, who has been
visiting with her sister Mrs. w. L..
Davis, for several months, departed
for her home in Tintic, Utah, We'd
nesday morning.
John P. Irish, who was imported
into Nevada to fill Fedral Office un-
der Cleveland, calls the Peoples party
movement the Irrational bellyache. "
1t does seems to be giving the old
parties the cramps.
A. Jackson, Thomas Robinson, I'll.
Kind and Mr.. Nathan, of Eureka,
paid Ely a short visit Wednesday after
noon. They came over to take look
- 4Io u uorlyinuc
R. Sadler, of the Nevada Stage and
Transportation Co., was in Ely last
Saturday and Sunday transacting bust
ness pertaining to the line. He and
Sol Hip went over to Eureka Monday
morning. Sol will be back to-day.
Look out for fun at the Republican
State Convention which meets in Reno
next Wednesday. Both sides-the
Straight-outs and Silver advocates =
have their war-paint on and the tema-
hawks will slash right and left.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bassett of Step
toe Valley had runaway accident as
they were returning home from the
funeral last Wednesday. The first re-
port that reached here was that both
were seriously injured. Later news,
however, from the Bassett ranch say
they sustained no injury except bad
scare from being thrown out of the
wagon.
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