The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-07-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

MrS. ~. fierce OF Onerry creek ana
Mrs. w. G. Gallagher of Duck Greek
are visiting friends in Ely.
Thomas Rockhill and Sam Rutledge
left yesterday on a prospecting tour
for Bald Mountain.
The Carson Valley Creamery is
turning out /, LOO pounds of butter
daily.
There is famine of spuds, both
old and new, in Ely. In former years
we had the new variety in abundance
a month earlier than this.
Judge Talbot was in town Wednes-
day and Thursday. From here he
went to Phoebe. Little or no business
came before the Court.
Boss Weber started Wednesday
for Phoebe and Ferguson District.
The Boss has an eye to business and
if he sees an opening he will tackle it.
Dame Rumor has it that wedding
is on the tapis at Cherry Oreek-to
come off in the early days of August.
Fred Frank has been with us all
week, taking notes of the working of
the cyanide process.
P. III. Cannon has taken hold of
the Mrs Cassidy fund at Cherry Greek,
and is, we learn, meeting with hearty
cooperation.
David Biggs of Duck Creek, who
has been in poor health for some time,
is in San Francisco under medical
treatment.
Jack Wheatley has pulled up stakes
and moved his family from Taylor to
Phoebe, where he has gone into bust
ness. We wish Jack all manner of
good luck.
James McNulty of Aurum and Pat
Keelan of Spring Valley were at the
county seat Wednesday on business
connected with the estate of the late
Patrick Flanagan.
We had pleasant call Wednesday
from A. G. Clev Gland, of the Air Line
Railroad. Cleve says it's a sure go. He
looks for the Chief Engineer of the
line out this way in week or SO.
When a man tell you that he is a
free coinage man and proposes to vote
for Harrison or Cleveland, keep your
eye on the gun, says the Lyon County
Times.
An individual caught seeling whisky
to Indians here a few days ago was
ssadvised' to make himself scarce,
and wisely took the hint. This is by
far the cheapest way of dealing with
this class of offenders.
A meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee has been called for
July 3Oth to arrange for the calling of
State Convention to nominate Elect
ors, Congressman, Supreme Judge, etc.
Mrs. Ellen M. Stevenson, widow
of the late Governor Stevenson of Ne
vada, died last Wednesday at DR..
Wards hospital in Oakland. Death
resulted from surgical operation for
the removal of tumOr.
Eureka Sentinel: A special Grand
Jury was in session here Wednesday
last. The only business transacted by
it was the finding of an Indictment
against M. McGarry for the killing of
Peter w. Eoff. The trial of the case
will commence in the District Court
ON Monday, August LIST.
Under the Australian ballot law the
Silver electoral ticket named at the
Reno Convention must be nominated
by petition signed by about 800 vo-
ters. These petitions will be circu-
lated in very short time, and it is
desirable that each one who signs the
petition shall be registered voter. -
Times Review.
The Salt Lake Tribune of Sunday
says: The Glencoe Company made a
shipment of fine concentrates to the
Ccnkling Sampling Works this week.
Their air compressor has been put up
and the new drills were started few
days ago and are now working nicely.
The Glencoe under the supervision of
Superintendent Curtis is fast coming
to the front.
The State Board of Assessors and
Equalization has Used a circular to
county officers informing them as to
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