The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-09-17
LOCAL and GENERAL NEWS.

off to-day. A ticket of 18 nance is
in the field.
Mrs. A. G. Cleveland and Mrs.
Governor Adams came in from Spring
Valley Wednesday.
Judge Cannon an r. III. Frank paid
Fly a visit Thursday. They were on
mission of love.
The Nevada State Fair opens at
Reno next Monday and continues dur
ing the week.
VIM. Hendrie of Osceola will be
candidate for County Commissioner be-
fore the People party Convention.
VIM. Hayes departed Wednesday
for Chicago, New York, Boston and
Philadelphia on a business trip.
Senator Stewart donated 800 to the
Storey county Miners Union at their
picnic last Saturday.
Our old friend D. G. McQuitty is
spoken of for long term Commissioner
before the Peoples party convention.
Dave would make good one.
1t looks now as if this will be free
for all year for candidates. The man
who cannot get fifteen signers to his
petition must indeed be forlorn hope.
Away up in Seattle, Washington, ex-
Nevadans and former friends and adj
mirers of the late Mr.. Cassidy, are
contributing to the fund for his widow.
Eugene Howell of Seligman drops
line that he will be candidate for
the Assembly before the People party
County Convention.
The White Pine Silver League
elected VIM. Read, G. A. Mathewson
S. F. Paul and Jos. Grandelmyer dele
gates to the Winnemucca State Con-
vention.
R. III. Frank and Miss Marie s. B.
La Boiteaux were married at the Mont
tor Ranch Thursday afternoon. The
NEWS extends it's congratulations and
wishes the happy couple long life and
happiness.
Bro. III. M. Jones Of Indian Creek
brought to this office sample lot of
transparent white apples raised on his
place. They were large, mellow and
ripe.
B. B. Bird of Taylor has purchased
of d. D. jolly all the equipments be-
longing to the Dexter livery stable and
rented the premises. He will con-
duct the business at the old stand
The editor of the News transmitted
to George s. Nixon of Wimmucca last
Thursday $181 toward the Cassidy
fund. The Ely list is still open to sub
scribers.
Deputy U. s. Mineral Surveyor A.
D. Campton and w. N. McGill went
out to Schellbourne the fore part of
the week to survey some mining claims
there for patents.
The wife of Charles Sommerlatt of
Rocky Bar Qdaho) died of heart fail
IRE Sept. 1. She was former well
known resident of Treasure Hill and
Hamilton.
w. G. Barry of Smithville, Utah,
was in Ely several days this week.
Mr.. Barry is erecting new residence
in Salt Lake City, in which he will
make his headquarters after it is COM
pleted.
We regret to learn that ohm Cowan,
(Chips) is very dangerously i'll at Mrs.
Corners residence above Taylor. DR..
Davis, who went up to see him a few
days ago, tells us he is a very sick man.
DR.. Davis is now permanently locat-
ed here and will attend sick calls in any
part of the county. A bonus of about
500 month has been raised by our
citizens as an inducement for the doc
tor to remain here.
Frank X. Murphy has a card in to-
days News addressed to voters of
White Pine county, saying that he is
candidate for District Attorney, sub
iect to the decision of the Peoples
party at the polls.
We have received the first number
of the Ferguson Lode, a bright six
column weekly started at Helene, Lin
coin county, by N. P. Dooley & Co.
We wish the newcomer success.
Joe Delyea, who was cut by Indian
Son, n cOl1nla of waaks 400 saws wa