The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-07-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

8S, Lead pa 10.
A. R. Watson departed for Salt
Lake City last Monday.
Attorney F. x. Murphy departed
for Eureka Sunday night.
A number of Utah and Colorado
men are prospecting in the mountains
around Duck Greek.
County Clerk Laurenson last Mon
day issued a marriage license to Frank
E. Shaw and Miss Hannah Conover,
of Cold Greek.
There will be no celebration in Ely
this Fourth. A grand citizens ball
at the Court House in the evening is
all there is on the programme.
George Gedney of Ruby Valley died
in Elko of Bright's disease on June
9th. He was the son of the late A.
W. Gedney, and 21 years of age.
Misses Katie Smith, Virginia Car
others and Lucy Cochran are home on
vacation from st. Mary's Academy at
Salt Lake City.
All the East Belmont mines are to
be consolidated under Colorado man.
agement, to be worked by the cyanide
process. This is good news for Nye
county.
Prof. E. J. Miller of New York has
gone to Kingston, Lander county, to
act as tutor for Master George, the
son of General and Mrs. George E.
Spencer.
An advertisement in the Candelaria
Chloride Belt calls for 30 miners to
work for the Mt. Diablo company,
which expects to resume operations
July LIST.
Suit was commenced in the District
Court yesterday to foreclose mort
gage for $4,000 on Mt. st. Mary's
Academy. The mortgage is held by
Mary E. Nelson of San Francisco. =
Reno Journal.
The members of the Democratic
County Central Committee in Ely will
probably resign. 1t is not likely a
party organization can be maintained
in White Pine county as the Demo-
Gratis have gone over in body to the
Silver League.
The weather during the past week
has been hot-red hot-Monday and
Tuesday the mercury reached 90 in
the shade, and though we have had a
few light showers that temporarily
cooled the atmosphere, still the mer-
curry scores 80 deg. in the shade.
Who the ID is Stevenson-A. E.
Stevenson the Democratic nominee
for President =? was the question
on every ones tongue here on receipt
of the news of his nomination. He is
an Illinois ex-Congressman, and is said
to be second cousin to the late Gov
ernor Stevenson of this State.
A. D. Campton has put a little ram
(of the hydraulic species) in the creek
which throws the water 100 feet to a
tank above his residence. Aaron of
old is said to have smote the rock with
his rod and made the water come forth
at his command. The modern Aaron
makes his little ram propel the water
Just where he wants it.
The new Silver party was born and
christened at Reno last week. It's
healthy youngster, and the office
seekers who expect to get there next
November had better walk up and
push the baby wagon along. The two
old parties are done in Nevada. The
fellow who clings to the skirts of either
of the old parties in hopes of crawling
into office will find the November
winds mournfully toying about his
defeated hopes and aspirations.
A fatal accident occurred to Samuel
Nelson, son of Thomas Nelson, of the
Stone House, Lander coanty, last Sun
day, while riding with his mother in
a cart. The horse SHE'D and threw
them both out. AS soon as Mrs. Mel
son recovered sufficiently from the
shock to realize what had happened
she crawled over to where he son lay.
He was at the point of death and only
gasped one or two words and passed
away. He was eight years old.
P. G. Weber returned from the
Chicago Convention by Thursdays