The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-11-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The mercury GOucned WlCllln OWo
degrees of zero Thursday morning.
Reno had SIG, 600 fire last Sun
day.
Mrs. Robinson, of Seligman, was
at the county seat several days this
week.
A. G. Clevelang, of Spring Valley,
was in town several days this week
and returned home Friday.
The first snow of the season fell here
Monday night. 1t was only a light
squat
James McNulty, Pr Keelan and
Jos. Bews of Spring Valley were at
the county seat this week attending
Court.
Frank Paul of Hamilton made the
county seat flying visit the early part
of the week.
Mrs. Frank Nay and children, of
Taylor, are visiting friends in Ely,
and the guests of Mrs. W. B. Graham.
R. Fl. Frank, J. G. Raper and Mr..
Lower were in from Cherry Greek on
Court business this week.
Sol Hip, J. f. Cupid and A. Il.
Watson went to Eureka Wednesday
on mining business.
Max Shaefer was elected long term
Commissioner in Lincoln county at
the late election.
VIM. Peters and family have moved
in from Osceola and will spend the
winter here.
Mrs. John Wearne, who has been
living at Great Falls, Montana, for a
year or more, returned to her old home
in Cherry Greek last week.
George Russell Democrat) was elect
ted to the Legislature from Elko
county. His colleagues are r. T.
Hamill and S. P. Massey, silver men.
Reno Journal: Judge and Mrs.
Belkap arrived from San Francisco
and proceeded to Carson Sunday. The
Judge is greatly improved In health.
The Presidential electors meet at
the capitols of their respective on the
first Wednesday in December to cast
their votes for President and Vice.
President.
DIR. Davis wife arrived from Soda
Springs, Idaho, Thursday evening.
The DIR. has leased County Clerk
Laurenson's residence and is now per-
manently located in Ely.
The Carson News says Mrs. Wal
colts attorneys have given notice that
they will appeal the Joana suit to the
Court of Appeals and fight it to the
bitter end.
DR.. Davis was suddenly called to
Cherry Creek Thursday night to at
tend one of r. III. Franks children,
who is seriously ill. We did not learn
the nature of the child's illness.
B. B. Bird, of the Dexter livery
stables, has purchased the lumber
business of J. B. Williamson and will
henceforth conduct the same. With
two stables and lumber yard, B. B.
ought to have enough to do during
these short winter days.
The Silver party victors held agrand
Notification at Carson last Saturday
night. Stewart and Newlands made
appropriate speeches. The city ran
wild with excitement. John E. Jones
was the only representative from the
State House.
The EFaithful Few" Democrats of
Reno and Carson held Cleveland
blowout at the former town Monday
evening and reiterated the Jacksonian
maxim: "To the victors belong the
spoils." Dennis, Hagerman, Elstner
and Bob Clark are in the Democratic
swim.
The County Commissioners (full
Board presently met as Canvassing
Board yesterday and counted the votes
and declared the result. There was
but one contest for county officers
that of Treece and Murphy for Dis
trict Attorney-and the vote stood :
Treece 222, Murphy 1877. freezes
majority %.
The Carson News is responsible for
what follows: "'There are two kinds of
children-your own little darlings,
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