The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-07-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

fed electors were opened Monday
last throughout the State.
A. T. Stearns left for Eureka Sun
day where he contemplates spending
a portion of his vacation.
Mrs. Robert Briggs went over to
A. G. Clevelands ranch in Spring
valley to spend the Fourth.
AL. Smith, the Eureka photogra-
pher, is in Hamilton and will show
up in Ely in a few days.
Phil. McKernan and family re-
turned from California few days ago
and are now stopping at Currant
Creek.
A handsome flag pole was raised on
the hill two hundred yards west of
town on the Fourth without cere-
mony.
At their last meeting the County
Commissioners let contract for $115
to X. G. Davis for repairing the
county hospital.
The Auditor and Treasurer's quar-
terly statement of the financial condi-
ton of White Pine county appears in
this issue of the NEWS.
VIM. Hendrie has been appointed
Registry Agent at Osceola and Simon
Davis has been appointed Registry
Agent at Aurum.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. McDermid of
Elko county have been in Ely on
visit this week to Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Graham.
w. G.. Lyons and R. A. Riepe re-
turned from White River valley Sat
urday where they have been rodeoing
on their own hook.
There was largely attended picnic
at w. G. Gallagher's ranch on the
Fourth. Those in attendance pro-
nounce it a rejection fit for the gods
J. G. Culver, Post-office Inspector,
left for the railroad Monday indulging
the hope that the strike on the G. P.
would be over by the time he reached
Wells.
A petition is being circulated in
Ely and has been generally signed
asking the Governor to pardon the
two boys now confined in the county
Jail.
The Kansas group of mines, situat-
ed in Silver Mountain district, near
Muncy Greek, have been bonded by
Noe and Bassett to Thos. Weir of
Salt Lake.
At the solicitation of John Borchert
the Board of County Commissioners
at their last meeting established a
school district at Rabbit Creek to be
known as Rabbit Greek school dis
trict.
The Phoebe Record says the tele-
phone wire stringers have reached a
point between Grassy and Cliff springs
on the road to DeLamar. The line
will be in working order in few
days.
Official information having been
received that only one scholar resides
in the White River School district,
the Board of County Commissioners
ordered that the district be abolished
and all moneys turned over to the
general school fund.
Mrs. frankie Mackay was last
week granted divorce in the San
Francisco Courts from Will U. Mack
ey on the grounds of failure to pro-
vide and intemperance of the latter.
w. u. Mackey was candidate for
State Printer of Nevada in 1890.
The dance at Munro's hall on the
night of the Fourth was largely at
tended and was grand success. Par
ties from various portions of the colln-
ty were in attendance. Supper was
furnished at Munro'e restaurant and
was enjoyed by all. w. D. Camp
bell, ably assisted by L. E. Pollard
and j. S. Reeder furnished the music.
The Lode says the town of Della
mar is fast assuming the proportions
of city. At the present time there
are in the neighborhood of thirty
stone and frame buildings erected or
in course of construction, and nearly