The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-06-25
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

looking as smiling as ever.
Mrs. w. B. Graham is slowly re-
covering from her recent severe at
tack of pneumonia.
The Carson Appeal says: G. G. Pown-
ing is an avowed candidate for Con-
gress.
Governor Colcord will act as Presl-
dent of the Day at Carson on the 4th
of July.
Mrs. A. G. Cleveland of Spring
Valley, who was quite seriously Ill the
latter part of last week, is now, we are
pleased to learn, improving rapidly.
A reward of $3.50 is offered for the
apprehension of Frank Ravada, the
man who killed Leahy in Mono county
two weeks ago. =.
Yo Tambien, owned by Theodore
Winters, won the Derby at Garfield
Park, Chicago, last Saturday. The
purse was 800, 900, and time 2:4Of
The Nevada Silver Convention met
in Reno yesterday. We think it would
have been better if it were held a
month later.
We had pleasant call from Max
Shaefer of Phoebe, proprietor OF the
Highland Brewery Wednesday. Mr..
Shaefer, unlike most of us, seems to
grow younger. He says Ferguson dis
trict is good one.
The Carson Tribune says it is re-
ported the Silver League will nominate
Benz. Curler, Vice President of the
Reno Silver League, for Supreme
Judge.
John Roach, who killed Matt Glea-
son at Robinson in 1877, and was
sentenced to life imprisonment, was
adiudged insane last week and taken
to the Reno Asylum. This makes the
third time he has been sent there.
A Ferguson correspondent OF the
Salt Lake Journal says: Tom Ed
wards, the popular Phoebe saloonlst,
received some rock from his claim, the
Hope, situated about one-half mile
south of Helene, and from the assay
returns of $40 per ton feels very much
encouraged.
Fred Frank has returned from a
visit to Silver King District. He made
many ASSAYS of the ore in that district,
the result of which is very encourag-
ING. He says that with reduction
plant on the ground Silver King would
prove very productive and prosper
GUS little camp.
It's a girl and her advent appears
in another column of this paper.
Henry Riepe is the happy papa and
the News corps drank and smoked to
the health and longevity of the little
stranger from hountiful supply sent
to this Office by the happy papa.
Mother and child doing well.
Fred Plageman of San Francisco
and FL. Bush of Hamilton made a
visit to their mines at Muncy Creek
the fore part of the week. On their
return they informed us that Muncy's
future prospects are beyond doubt the
best Of any camp in the State. A
good deal Of prospecting is being done
and newcomers are coming IN and ex-
ploring the resources of the country.
When a railroad reaches Muncy the
output of her mines will astonish the
world.
If there are any Republicans or
Democrats in Ely any more no one
could tell it by the way they receive
the news of the nominations of their
party conventions. While Harrlson,s
nomination was received by our Re
publican friends in sullen silence,
the meagre announcement OF Cleye-
land nomination at Chicago struck the
Democrats with disgust SO profound
that language cannot express it. Well,
now. we know where both parties
stand, and all that is left us is, On
with the Silver Leagues
D. Quilici met with quite painful
accident Thursday morning. He was
getting into his cart to go work up the
canyon, when the animal became trac-
tious, and in endeavoring to hold him,
was thrown with great force to the
ground, sustaining several scalp wounds
and a deep cut under the right eye.
Druggist Fred Clark dressed the