The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-05-28


siocted without opposition.
D Keefer. an old resident of Elko
..nntv came in Saturday last with
Nsnsichwander, the jeweler.
The mines at Lodi, Nye county,
have been shut down on account OF
the discount on silver.
We expect to hear by this morn
10 mail from the Democratic State
"e.vention at Winnemucca. II 1t
Sssnt done right its name is Denis.
Roy Duncan, young man ID years
= ags was drowned in the Owybee
last Saturday while attempting to
cross the river.
Our neighboring camp osceoia IS
mt only productive in the most preci-
o,s metal, but also in the elements
that make State great. See what it
ia doing under the head "born y
DIR Bremen, the dentist, writes US
from Hamilton that he will be IN Ely
on June lst and remain three days.
Those in need of bis professional SER
vices should be on hand.
Chas. Mette and +. Rice, two young
men from Hamilton, have been visit
ing Ely during the week. They will
remain over and have a social hop at
fuckers Hall next Tuesday evening.
The epidemic among the children,
which has been raging for the past
two weeks, has spent its force and
they are all now on the improve.
There has been no fatality.
They have been having heavy rains
to the west of US for the past few
days. At Hamilton it came down al
most in waterspout.
Miss Della Mclaughlin, who has
been teaching school out in Spring
and Snake valleys for year or more,
came in Wednesday evening.
Sheriff Payne, accompanied by Ma
jor Treece, returned from Hamilton
Thursday. Mr.. Payne has been ass
essing the western part of the county.
He informs us that business in aud
around Hamilton is prosperous.
The Salt Lake Journal says that
John Wearne having thoroughly ex-
smined the cyanide process, is about
10 take steps to erect a Acton plant
on his mines at Cherry Creek.
The train carrying the Republican
delegates from California to Mime
apois will pass through Reno on the
evening of June LIST. where they will
be joined by the Nevada delegation.
Reno journal.
Samuel Neuschwander, the Elko
matchmaker and jeweler, is now To-
Gated at Sol Hips store, prepared to
do all work in bis line. He is first
class Matchmaker and repairer. At
tention is called to his card in another
column.
A. d. Campton is doing consider
able work on his TOWNSHIP lots. grub
bling off the sagebrush, etc, prepara-
tory for the boom that is sure to come.
Now is the time TO invest in Ely
town property, before it gets up to
high figures.
The election for School Trustees
Monday went by default, the call not
having been made according to the
statute. The present incumbents hold
over to the list of January next, when
the County Superintendent will fill
the vacancies.
B. NJ. Pearlman was down from
Taylor several days this week, put
ting the Shaefer saloon is order, which
he will open next Monday. 1t can
hardly be said that another saloon is
one of the necessities of this town,
but then, Of course, there is always
room for one more.
The Phoebe Record says; The new
town Of Ferguson has four frame
buildings in course of erection. Busi-
ness is now conducted in tents but
lumber is being hauled in every dav.
A company is putting up a saw mil
six miles from there, and will be ready
to furnish lumber in about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs A. C. Cleveland came
In from Spring Valley Thursday and
returned home yesterday. We had a
pleasant call from Cleve. He is chuck
full of information on all topics. es-
peclally railroads, which has been his
principal study for the last six months.
we CLEANED from him much informa-
tion on this subject, but the time is not
ripe to make 1t public. Mr.. Cleve-
land will nn fn GnlA La a ffnr HE ro-