The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-04-23
! NAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS. = Silver
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Sam Parkinson has been quite sick
far the past two weeks.
Sheriff Payne returned from his
,,in to Carson by Thursdays Cherry
Creek stage.
7 Blackburn, an old timer in these
..,,s came in from the north Thurs
day evening.
lack Martin, a resident of Ward
for many years, who went to Califor-
MA last Fall, is back again.
II evidently pays to be lobbyist.
css,e has made enough out of the G.
PR. to start an opposition line
Carson Appeal,
II looks now as if Cleve had the
laugh on "Black" Wallace on the Air
Line proposition.
The Monkey Wrench excitement,
south of Phoebe, is said to have gone
up the iume.
The Peacock mine boys will run
through the Ely Mill about % tons OF
ore from their mine across the valley.
]. s. Reeder is back to his old
stamping ground from Cherry Creek.
Couldn't make it stick there.
II am citizen aud Democrat
will be the the test at the Democratic
primaries. This leaves the voter free
to bolt goldbug candidates.
Only 90 votes were cast at the Re-
publican primaries IN Eureka last Sat
day. The Others Lave joined the Sill
yer Club, under the leadership of Tom
Wren.
Sol Hip Is in receipt of cargo oi
Ruby Valley -four, which he Is selling
at 81 per 100 pounds. We have not
tried it yet, but some who have say il
is as good as Utah flour.
The Silver State says ninety pei
cent of the people of Winnemucca
have joined the Silver League. Sc
far Humb. .ldt is the banner county in
the movement.
The Democratic County Central
Committee met nj Justice Weber's
office Thursday afternoon aud called
the primaries for May 14th. The off,
ciaI call will be found in another
column.
Every man is entitled 70 his opin-
ions. and the way to convince man
who refuses to join the silver move
ment is to calmly reason with him.
and not by getting angry and lndnlg-
ing 10 acrimonious debate.
At the Republican primaries here
last Saturday but little interest was
iaken. Only 10 votes were cast and
A. D. Campton was elected delegate
to the Republican State Convention
Taylor, Ward. Argus and Monitor
Mills elected Hon. ii. A. Comins a
delegate to the Republican State Con-
vention, and II. II. Frank was elected
delegate from Cherry Creek and
Aurum.
The Carson Tribune says there was
a stabbing ARRAY at the Stewart In
stitute one day last week Peter Jones
broke Ham Baine's harmoniea and
was stabbed by the latter in the left
side with large pocket knife. Both
are Indians.
Napias jim, the discoverer of the
famous Eberhardt nine ON Treasure
Hill. died at the wickiup above town
Monday of pneumonia. Jim was a
pretty good Indian. above the aver
age of his tribe. Major rreece. who
has been Jim's lifelong friend, got
collin made, grave dug on the
outer edge of the cemetery and had
MN laid to rest all same as white
man.
a note from Taylor informs us that
acllver Club was was organized at
mat place on Friday evening of last
week All but two men in the town
sisaed the pledge then-one Demo-
crat, the other a Republican. The
Democrat has since come forward and
signed and 1t probable the lonely
republican will get in out of the
cold, too.
Postmaster Graham and family
are on visit to Cherry Creek and
SchellbourDe. They will bring back
from the latter place their daughter,
Miss BERTHE Stewart, who has been
attending school there all winter, and
also Miss Rourke, the teacher who is
10 open the Ely school May 10th.
Eureka Sentinel: At the silver meet