The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-11-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Thursday. after seven months pleas
ant visit with relatives in California.
Bro. Simpson, of Taylar, put in an
appearance at the county seat Thurs
day, and looks as if growing younger.
The Election is over and taxes come
next. In the first there IS just little
fun: but the latter is not funny bit.
G. F. Stockle of Cherry Creek
brought in the vote of that precinct
Thursday evening.
Joseph Moore, of Taylor, has been
in town for several weeks, suffering
from very bad cold.
We regret to learn that our old
friend, JOS. Saborn of Green Springs, is
seriously i'll, and it is feared he will
not recover.
A grand invitation ball will be given
at Glencoe on Thanksgiving Eve. The
NEWS has an order to get up the in
vitation program in it's best style.
James Fitzpatrick, who has been
seriouslw ill for several weeks, was
brought down from Taylor Thursday
and is now at Riepe's hotel.
County Treasurer Williamson gives
notice in another column that the State
and county taxes for 1892 are now due
and payable at his Office, and will be-
come delinquent December 9th.
F. M. Frank has some very rich
specimens of ore at Currie's assay office
from the Cornell group, at Hamilton,
New, which he is operating under lease
and bond IS. L. Journal.
Aurum is the only precinct in the
county that gave Republican major
ity, and Taylor is the banner Silver
precinct, having cast solid vote for
the Weaver electors.
VIM Read, Supt. of the New Eber-
hardt Co., accompanied by Harry Jack
son and Dan McKinon, passed through
for the Monitor mill Tuesday. A
run on Monitor ore will be made be-
fore stormy weather sets in.
The vote for District Attorney is
very close, Trecce being Is ahead of
Murphy, with two small precincts to
hear from, which are not likely to
change the result. freezes election is
generally conceded.
The District Court convenes in Ely
next Monday. A Grand Jury has
been drawn returnable on that date.
We do not look for very long term
at this time, as there is not much bust
ness to be transacted.
Geo. D. Boberts, of New York, and
A. B. Gibson, of Denver, Colorado,
came in on Tuesdays Cherry Creek
stage. They have been examining the
Chairman property for the past two
days. Thoy departed fer the railroad
yesterday nothing.
The election Tuesday passed off
quietly. There was more of contest
for Justice of the Peace and Constable
than for all the other offices combined.
With the exception of District Attorny,
this was the only contest in the county,
and this made the election much tanner
than it otherwise would have been.
The Ely Post Office of right belongs
to Will X. House under the in coming
administration. If Grover had only
heard him shouting solitary and alone
Thursday morning we think he would
reward him with Collector of Customs
for the port of New York.
The Australian ballot system is a
success and we here of no one who would
prefer to return to the old system.
Out of 1874 votes cast in Ely, but two
were thrown out on account of infor-
mality. 1t is nice, quite, peaceable
way of registering the popular will.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baird depart
ed for California Wednesday last. Mr..
Baird has been quite i'll for month or
more, and failing to get any relief here,
will try change of climate. Miss
Marie Mclaughlin, whose health has
also been poor for several months, &C
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Baird to
California. We hope they will receive
the benefit from change of climate
which they seek.
We note with pleasure that several
of the old miners of the Schell Greek
range are disposing of mining property