The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-11-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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column.
The Grand Jury met on the 21st,
see their report in an other column.
D. G. Mcdonald is building an ad-
dition on his house preparatory to NOV
ing into it.
F. A. McDermid and Wife were
visiting friends in Ely and vicinity
several days this week.
The Golden Fleece at Seligman is
reported to be looking well. Several
men are employed.
The Stanford Mill Property was
sold at public auction by County
Treasurer Williamson on the 18th,
to VIM. Reed, for $435.
Max Schaefer has sold his interest in
the Baker we'll at Ferguson and this
morning, the 18th, left for trip to
Salt Lake where he will spend a week
or more
Robt. Crawford started the first of
the week for the Ferguson District,
with several tons of water-pipe taken
from the Martin White mill at Ward.
It is estimated that the, cost of the
election in all of the counties in the
State will reach $35, 900. A pretty
good figure these hard times.
State returnes complete except 9
precincts in Nye county and 8 in Els
meralda, give Bartine, 27G7; Doughty
27O4; Newlands, 4410; Riley, 208;
For Governor, Cleveland, 5000; Jones
5216; Peckham, 713; Winters, 757
Supt. of Public Instruction, Cutting,
1857; Ring, 4446.
Judge H. Rives, Atty. General
elect R. M. Beatty and Harry Jack
son arrived from Eureka Tuesday.
Mr.. Beatty is employed to assist in
the prosecution in the case of the State
against p. T. Dolan.
While the President was out hunt
ing squirrels for meat, the people
slaughtered and skinned the entire
Democratic party for the peace and
happiness of the country. It was the
grandest hunt of the century Inter
Ocean.
The following are the majorities of
lincoln county. Newlands. 80; Jones,
N; Sadler, So, Bonnifeld, So; How
Sell, 254; Sawyer; 101; LaGraye, A3;
WesterfeId, Ill, Pratt, 70; Dooley,
293; Ring, 81; Deal, 62; Talbot, 179.
P. Henning and G. P. Bloom, two
hail-fellows-w well met, trav elling over
land from San Francisco to New York
laid over in Ely several days this week
to recuperate and take in few dol
lars mending watches and spectacles
etc, etc.
A large section of nickel steel ar
NOR plate. twenty inches in thickness,
passed through Reno on thh 18th. 1t
was from the Carnegie Steel Company
of Pitsburg and consigned to the I'm
ion Iron Works at San Francisco. =
Reno Gazette.
Reno Gazette: Mrs. Hartley will
be arragined in Judge Cheney's court
for sentence for the shooting of M. D.
Foley last July, on December 1st The
time of sentence was deferred on ac-
count of her condition. but now that
babe has been born to her, sentence
will be imposed.
Warden Bell has appointed P. S.
Cqrbett of Storey county, Deputy
Warden, to succeed George Brown,
del ceased. Mr.. Corbett was for one
term Deputy Warden under Warden
Mccullough, and is every way quail.
fled to fill the place. Gazette.
Judge G.. F. Talbot came in on the
Cherry Creek Stage from Elko, last
Tuesday evening. He has some Court
business which demands his immedi
ate attention, after disposing of which
he will go to Phoebe. He will return
about the 9Th of next month, and hold
Court on the 10th.
OF the State Senators elected IN
Nevada this month, it is safe to
say that the following favor A. G.
Cleveland for U. S. Senator: Mills
of Ormsby, Summer6eld of Washoe,.
Kaiser of Churchill, Martin of Doug
las, Wise of Humboldt, Skaggs of Elko
and Richard of Lander. New. Tribune
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