The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-09-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

over $500 in the fund.
Charley Pritchard of Hamilton Is
now working in the Daley mine at
Park City, Utah.
Judge Rives passed through the fore
part of the week en- route for Fergu-
son district.
Ex-Governor Adams has been in
town for several days. He is an ar
dent Peoples party advocate.
Mrs. D. Felsenthal of Taylor was
in Ely several days this week, visiting
friends, and returned home Thursday.
A. M. vanderlip and family, who
have been spending the summer in
San Francisco, have returned to Los
Banos, MERGED county.
VIM. Hurd, who attempted to rob
Supt. Kincaid in Storey county some
weeks ago, has been sentenced to five
wears in the State Prison.
Sol Hip is in receipt of large in
voice of tin, granite and galvanized
iron ware. Just the thing for the
kitchen and wash-house.
To Major Treece the News scribe
is indebted for fry of young teal,
the first brought in after the game law
expired. Thanks, Maize.
We have heard nothing from the
Republican State Convention which
met in Reno Wednesday, but will
probably this morning.
DR.. Hamilton, the Eureka dentist,
is still here and will remain part of
next week. Those in need of his SER
vices should call soon.
The game law expired on the LIST
instant and the sportive nimrod is al
ready camping by the lakes and creeks
in quest of the festive duck.
j. w. Hollis, of Nye county, cele-
brated his Goth birthday on August
10th. The Belmont Courier says he
is quite active yet.
Jesse Peaselee and family, who have
lived in Phoebe and vicinity for the
past two years, returned to Ely We'd
nesday, and went on to Cherry Creek
on visit to relatives.
Mayor Campton, principal owner of
the Ely TOWNSHIP, is making valuable
improvements on his town property in
the way of clearing off brush, opening
up streets and widening and straight
ening those that were irregular.
There has been considerable ailing
among people here for the past two
weeks. The trouble seems to a dis
order of the bowels-something akin
to dysentery. We learn that this COM
plant is quite prevalent in Eureka.
Will our friends throughout the
county who have been circulating lists
for the Cassidy fund please hurry them
up and send their returns to this Office
as we are anxious to make final report
and remit the amounts collected to
Treaurer Nixon at Winnemucca.
The young and the old are in the
movement to threw off old party ties.
Last week we stated that all the young
voters in Ely signed the call for the
Peoples party County Convention.
And now we the signature of Mr..
John Willett of Osceola, an old gentle
man over 80 years of age.
DR.. j. J. Leek, dentist, formerly
we'll known in this section, is now 10
Gated at No. 1 Fifth street, corner of
Market, San Francisco, where he occu-
pies commodious dental parlors. Per-
sons visiting the city are invited to
call and learn the great reduction that
has been made in dental work at the
doctors parlors.
The Austin Advocate says Willie
Dougherty and Willie Cullen, aged 8
and 6 years respectively, found some
power and fuse in an abandoned tun-
mel, took some of it home, and in the
absence of their parents lit the fuse
and put in the powder. The result
was that they were severely burned.
Our young friend, Lieut.. George E.
Stockle, of whom we had lost track
for year or more, writes us from
Fort Custer, Montana, and encloses a
$5 postal note to the Cassidy fund.
Lieutenant Stockle says he was greatly
grieved to learn of the death of his
former notrou oDd fr;ao1 to whom ha