The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-06-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
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The Peoples Party has $4,000 ell
rolled voters in California.
The genial Fred Frank is with us
again-came in on Thursdays Cherry
Creek stage.
A terrible explosion occurred in the
shell room of the Mare Island navy
yard last Monday, by which twelve
men blown to atoms.
The Ely M. & M. Co. are putting
up an addition to the mill where their
cyanide plant will be operated.
County politicians this year are a
trife puzzled to know just how the
cat is going to jump. They all agree,
however, that the cat has his back up.
Ex-Governor Adams and wife have
left Carson for their cattle range at
White River, where they will spend
the summer.
CTS he fraud?'' is what many people
in Ely are asking one another about
the dumb beggar who "did" the town
a few days ago.
Supt. VIM. Read, of the Eberhardt
Company, after getting the Monitor
mill ready to start up, returned to
Eberhardt Wednesday.
Sheriff Payne informs that there are
about 80 men working in Glencoe dis
trict. The taxable property of the
camp, however, amounts to little or
nothing.
Miss Minnie Comins, who has been
attending the State University at
Reno, came in on yesterday mornings
Eureka stage to spend the vacation at
home.
Some of our Republican friends are
Just now musing thus
OF all the thoughts of tongue or pen
The worst are these: WE MUST HAVE
BEN
The weather, which has been cold,
damp and disagreeable, seems to have
taken change, and it looks now as
if we were going to have some summer
weather after all.
In the Joanna suit, argument which
was had in the u S. Circuit Court at
Carson last week, the plaintiff was
given twenty days in which to file
points and authorities, and the defend
ants attorneys took ten days there
after in which to file brief in reply.
Are we going to do anything about
celebrating the Fourth? Ii so it is
time we were taking steps to do it.
But two weeks more and the nations
birthday will be here.
Mrs. Frank Nay and children came
down from Taylor Thursday after
noon and went out on Fridays Cherry
Creek stage for Wells. Mrs. Nay
will spend the summer in Star Valley,
where Frank and Joe own ranch
jointly.
John Wearne is back in Cherry
Creek, making cyanide tests on Star
tailings. His Bottom plant Will be
along from Salt Lake in few days.
We hope Mr.. Wearne will make a
success of the venture.
Hon. A. G.. Cleveland was at the
Minneapolis Convention and mem
Der of the Committee Credentials,
but his influence was no more potent
in helping the oman from Maine"
than were Senator Jones' efforts In
securing free silver plank.
Mrs. w. B. Graham has been quite
sick during the week with severe at
tack of pneumonia. DR.. Campbell
has been attendance on her since We'd
nesday and our latest account is that
she is improving. The family's many
friends here hope the worst is over and
her recovery will be speedy.
The full text of the Australian Bal
lot law is published in the News to-
day and will be continued in our
columns until our readers can familiar
Use themselves with it's provisions, SO
that they may be able to intelligently
cast their ballots on the 9th of No
vember next.
The News is putting in new type
and material for use in the publica-
ton of the paper and equipment of
our Job Office. AS fast as one man