The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-11-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Rar silver has felt the weight of the
repeal bill and dropped to 694.
The weather is grOwing colder. The
DAVIS continue pleasant, but the nights
are quite frosty.
District Court will reconvene here
next Monday.
The fall rodeo is now going on in
the adjacent valleys.
The total cash receipts for the Mid
\ winter Fair to date is 1898, 1927 O9.
A. D. Campton, wife and child de-
narted for Hamilton Wednesday
morning on visit to relatives.
Senator Stearns, who is now teach
mo the Cherry Greek school, made a
aying to Ely Saturday and Sunday.
Nevada's State exhibit at Chicago
will be shipped direct to the Mid-win-
ter.
Congressman Newlands has pre-
scented the State University library
with 81 volumes of choice literature.
r. Sadler, on his return from Pr
oche, looking after his stage line, tar
ried over here day or two and went
out for home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. M. Cohn of Phoebe passed
through for Eureka Wednesday to
visit her sister Mrs Morris, whose
,shond diad last week
Hair Remover contains the natural
food and color-matter for the hair,
medicinal herbs for the scalp, curing
grayness, badness, dandruff and scalp
sores.
The event of the season, by Prof.
Sheckels' comedy company is on the
board for Friday evening Nov. Sd, at
Monro's Hall. Don't fail to go and
see it.
The State and county taxes for the
year 1893 are now due and payable,
and will become delinquent Dec. 4th,
after which date ten per cent will be
added by law.
j. B. Williams, who has been on
flying visit to the northern part of the
county, returning Thursday bringing
with him Mrs. F. A. McDermid and
4 daughter The latter are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Graham.
Phoebe Record: The notes given in
July last by Salt Lake parties on the
sale of cattle hereabouts, and which
fell due October 9Th, have not been
paid, and the result is something of a
hardship to number of stockmen.
The wisest course in politics is to
to vote for the best man, and you can
not be mistaken. So in the use of
headquarters, you can't be mistaken
if you take Ayers Sarsaparilla, be-
cause all parties agree that it is the
best-the Superior medicine. Try it
this month.
A change of schedule has been made
in the mail service between here and
Eureka. Hereafter the stage will
leave here daily at A. M. and arrive
here as heretofore. Mr.. Sadler tells
us that passengers will be sent through
to Eureka by II o'clock the night af-
ter leaving Ely.
Charles A. Jones, the young Reno
attorney, and secretary of the "white-
winged" faction of the Democratic
State Central Committee, will be ap-
pointed the next U. S. District Attor-
ney for Nevada, on the expiration OF
the term of the present incumbent.
In another column we publish an
address to the people of White Pine
county by the managers appointed by
the State Agricultural Society to pre-
pare the Nevada Exhibit for the Mid
winter Fair. Our people should take
immediate action on this matter.
M. Morris, well known dry goods
merchant of Eureka, died at that
place on Friday night of last week,
after short illness. Mr.. Morris was
well known here as he has been used
to make us periodical visits with his
peddling wagon. He was here less
than month ago. The remains were
taken to San Francisco for burial.
A Walla Walla wash. dispatch of
the Goth says: The warehouse of s.
r SweAnv at SnOffOrd near this CITY.