The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-05-14
NEW York QUOTATIONS. = Silver
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May.
The Reno saloon keepers propose TO
fight the 12 o'clock law.
The Ely public school VIII open
noxt Monday, with Miss Mary Rourke
az teacher. Trot the youngsters out.
lack Gilmer, the well known stage
ian died in Salt Lake City last Sum
aay morning of bright's disease of the
I;dnevs. at the age of 81 years.
Is. Mcdonald, younger brother
e Dan. arrived from San Francisco
us week and Is now dispensing re-
freshments at the Capital bar.
Dr. NJ. f Brenner, the dentist, Will
leave for Hamilton on Sunday, the
t5,h where he will remain awhile
and practice his profession.
The motion for new trial In the
case of Jacob Shelenberger VS.. d. ID.
Jolly was overruled and the case APP
pealed to the Supreme Court. The
matter at issue is as to the ownership
of the O'Neil stable.
NJ. G. Cavanaugh of Eureka was
here during the session OF Court, as
sisting Judge Rives in the clerical
part Of his legal business.
We forgot to note last week that
our young friend Fred Burchert OF
Steptoe Valley was among the jury
men in attendance at Court.
The Golden Revenue mine, IN this
District, owned by X. NJ. Peters and
J.B. Simpson, has been bonded to A.
b. Gibson, of Denver, for $1,000. The
bows will be able to go to the World 5
Fair.
"Old Father Time" lean, lank and
paunt, with his scythe no doubt hid
under his grim vissage, sat behind the
prisoner at the bar like a Nemesis
during tho whole trial. How venge-
full man can be
L. r. Shaffer, an old resident of this
section, departed yesterday for Cali
fornia, where he expects to open up an
old mining claim he has had his eyes
on for many years, on American river.
We wish him the best kind OF luck.
New Pnsiofiiees have been estab-
lished in this State at Kennedy, Hum
boldt county; Herman. Lincoln coun-
ty: Pittsburg, Lander county; Sellg-
man. White Pine county and SIENNA in
Esmeralda county.
Reno and Carson have both organ
lied Silver Clubs, though they had
much to contend with from the Fed
eral contingent in those towns. But
when the people rise, rs they are do
Jug in this silver movement, there i
no holding them back.
The mail routes between here and
McGil and here and Sunnyside have
bren let TO IL. A. Lawfon of Kun
sas. The former contract was taken
for 1886. The figure for the latter
we have not learned, but il is safe 10
say the contractor will be out money
on both routes.
The Democratic primaries come off
to-day. Sol Hip is "A candidate for
delegate TO the State Convention. Let
all Democrats turn out aud vote, and
send strong silver men to represent us
at Winnemucca, who in turn will send
a silver delegation to Chicago. And
if we don't get justice there our featy
to the Democratic party is at end, aud
we will look about for the remedy
people always must resort TO when
their former associates refuse them
justice.
Pursuant to the call of Chairman
J.F. Cupid a silver meeting was held
at the Court House last Saturday eve
ing. The house was crowded and the
meeting was addressed by Hons
Thomas Wren aud II. A. Comins. Mr..
Wren went over the whole field of
action of both parties on the silver
question for the past twelve years and
scored them both for their hypocrisy
and insincerity in dealing with it. Mr..
Comins said there was hope in either
party doing anything for silver, aud
We must look outside of them for relief.
The remarks of both gentlemen were
received with hearty applause.
Messrs. A. b. Gibson of Denver,
Colorado, and Fred Frank of Mon
tana, who have been here for the past
"a days, examining the Chairman,
Joanna and other adjacent mines, de-
parted by yesterday mornings Cherry
Creek stage. They were the only men
that ever came to this camp who gave
1t fair, practical examination. The