The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-10-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The bills allowed by the County
Commissioners at their meeting last
Monday will be found under "new
to-day.
A petition praying for the establish
ment of an election precinct at Selig-
men was rejected by the Commission
ers.
Miss Critic Jackson, one of White
Pines successful school teachers is
home on vacation, having finished
her School in Snake Valley.
CAz1ER aud JONES, big freight
team from ToANo, arrived Sunday
with FULL LOAD of Merchandise,
dry goods and Can goods packed of
1894, for VIM. Hayes.
Eugene Howell, who arrived in Ely
Thursday evening from Lincoln Coun-
ty, where he has been for the past
week on business, left for his home in
Hamilton this morning.
Hon. A. G. cleveland, Republican
nominee for Governor, subscribed gem
erously for tickets for the Miners I'm
ion picnic and the act is appreciated
by the miners. Carson News
The Enterprise: Two years ago
Newlanls provided free trains for his
followers, but this year it is to be Il. 90
for the round trip from Carson and
81 % from Reno There is great
= kicking on the back benches.
The Nevada Tribune says it is pre-
pared to prove that Supt. Reed, of the
Diamond mine, Eureka, is Republi-
can and will do all he can in an hon
orable way to bring about the success
of that party in November.
Appeal: A. COW afflicted with the
cattle disease was killed and disected
in Carson Valley recently. The kid
neys were diseased and covered with
abnormal fat. Only the fat cattle have
died. The kidneys were too heavily
incased in fat to throw off impurities,
and charged the blood with uric acid.
The disease is not contagious.
R. A. Riepe, one of Ely's rustling
Hotel men, has taken the contract to
carry the mail from Ely to White
River. Dick, it is said, bas a very
Intimate friend in White River, whom
he visits with astonishing regularity
and he says he migl t just as well take
Abo ,,oo; with him 40 not
News cheering to the Republicans
comes from Humboldt county. A
gentlemen, who arrived yesterday
from Colconda, states that out of 81
votes registered in that precinct 20
will be cast for the Republican ticket.
Two years ago there were but six Re
publican and five Democratic voters i'll
the precincts, all the other votes being
cast for the Silver party candidates..
Carson News
Having just returned from New
York City, where we bought for spot
cash the largest, best selected and by
big odds the cheapest stock of goods
ever brought to this market. We
simply ask you to call, examine and
compare prices with what you have
been paying. We want the cash trade
of the county and if low prices, cour-
teous attention and big values will Sc
cure it we are sure of it.
VIM. Hayes
Mr.. J. B. Mathewson and wife, of
aHamilton, were in Ely several days
this week. Mr.. Mathewson, who is
the Republican nominee for County
Treasurer, is one of White Pines old
est and most respected citizens and IS
conceded to be one of the best men
for the position of Treasurer in White
Pine County; is abundantly qualified,
and the right man for the place; he is in
the fight to stay and will undoubtedly
he the next Treasurer of this county.
At the meeting of the board ofCoun-
tv Commissioners last Monday the
following elections precincts were es
tablished and the places of voting and
officers appointed. Precinct l Ely.
Place of voting, Reipe's Hotel; clerks
of election, Andrew McQuitty and L.
L. Elliott; Inspectors, Sam Brown,
Steve Tucker and A. G. House.
Precinct No.2 Hamilton; place of
voting, Medin Hall, clerks, A. Timson
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