The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-06-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
New YORK QUOTATIONS. : Silver
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JaCK WIl0dUley Has Doou uoWu lIOlH
Taylor several days this week.
w. S. Hobart, the well know New
ada mining man, died in San Fran
cisco June I'd.
P. H. Cannon and Fred Frank of
Cherry Creek made flying visit to
the county seat Wednesday and re-
turnd home Thursday.
Miss Della Mclaughlin, who spent
couple of weeks here, visiting her
sister, uncle and aunt, returned to take
charge of her school in Snake Valley,
Tuesday.
Sheriff Payne is out in Glencoe and
along the Utah line making up the
assessment roll for 1892.
Ely Republicans are hopeful Blaine
will knock the persimon at Minneap-
oils, and the Democrats ditto.
The Hamilton Silver Club has SO
voting signatures-all in the camping
singing it, with two exceptions.
We held over the News this week
till Saturday morning in anticipation
of being able to announce the Mime
apolis nominees.
To Hons. Geo. w. Cassidy and Eu-
gene Howell the News is indebted for
favors in the way of the latest news
from the Minneapolis Convention.
Jerry Barry, who killed August
Bouhaben in Virginia City few
months since, was convicted of murder
in the second degree and sentenced by
Judge Rising to thirty years in State
Prison.
Eureka has a case of smallpox. The
patient is John Cobb who resides in
Goodwin Canyon. He claims to have
contracted the disease in White Pine
county. He caught it in an old cabin
where the seeds were left 20 years ago.
School Census Marshal Fred Clark
has about completed his figures for
this district From it we find that
there are 81 children under 81 years
of age and 33 between the ages of 6
and Is years, entitled to draw school
money.
George Wheatley and Miss Harriet
Hall (of Kansas) were married in
Phoebe May 22d by Judge Fitzgerald.
The News wishes George and his fair
young bride JOY and happiness all their
lives.
There are several parties of railroad
surveyors in Nevada at this time rep
resenting different enterprises. The
general impression in New York is
that the independent line to be pushed
from San Francisco to Salt Lake will
be a success.
P. G. Weber, our delegate to the
Chicago Convention, has arrived in
New York, where he will hobnob with
the Tammany Chiefs and find out the
lay of the battlefield before starting
for Chicago.
We are in receipt of a bulletin from
the State University at Reno on the
creamery industry, which is filled with
valuable information and should be in
hands of all who are interested in the
creamery business.
Carson News: Peter Weber, Of
White Pine county, brother of Jacob
Weber, Jr., of this city, arrived in
Carson last week, Mr.. Weber is
delegate to the Chicago Convention.
He will remain here few days and
then proceed to the scene of his
duties.
To those wishing bargain in fine
dress goods, notions, ETC., suitable for
the Fourth of July, j. L. Tyler, (Red
Wagon proprietary takes this method
of informing his many patrons OF
Spring and Snake Valleys that he has
for their inspection some bargains they
are invited to examine and price be-
fore purchasing of other dealers.
We are having fine winter weather
in this section just now. AS we write
on the morning of June 10 fierce
snowstorm is raging and the mercury
is down to the freezing point All week
it has been blowing blizzard, filling
the atmosphere with sand and dust,
and this snowstorm is welcome end
ing of the disagreeable weather that
has preceded it.
It ir just the same in game of