The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-09-22
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

1slaJur6 Will Jake place Oh OcG. AoCn.
Under "new to day" find notice of
Time and Place for proving the will
of John Reher, d deceased.
The Chinese in Japan and the Jap
anese in China are under the protec-
ton of American Consuls.
New supply of Fall and Winter hats
just arrived at Hayes. Call and ex-
anime. No trouble to show goods.
Jno. Wearne ard wife two of Cherry
Creeks distinguished citizens arrived
in town last Tuesday. They will re-
main in Ely several days.
A child was born to Mrs. K. G.
Davis on Thursday the 18th. 1t lived
but short time after birth. Mother
\ doing well.
! Eugene Howell nominee on the Sill
yer ticket for Secretary of State stop.
ped in Ely Monday on his way to
Phoebe where he is going to look after
some mining business.
A Doughty Club has been formed
in Elko with upwards of two hundred
members. 1t is the purpose of the
club to labor in the interest of Doughty
the Populist nominee for congress.
DR.. M. J. Davis and wife, Mrs. Sol
Hip, Mrs. Ross Humphrey, Miss Ber
tie Stewart, Fred Clark and Steve Bak-
er started Sunday morning for an out
ing at Lemen's Cave.
VIM. Reed, Manager of the Eber-
hardt Mining Cos business in White
Pine County, who has been visiting in
California, came in on the Cherry
Greek stage Tuesday.
Miss Mollie Stewart one of Elys
prominent young ladies left Wednes-
day morning for Barstow, SanBernar-
dino county, California, where she in
tends spending the winter with her
Aunt.
A large crowd of the "Little Eel
lows" met at the home of A. d. Camp
ton last Tuesday afternoon to celebrate
Miss Bessie's 4th. birth-d day. All who
I were within range of their merry vel
,ces, declare that the celebration was q
pronounced success.
Painted barbed wire, Hog tight in
ton lots for B. cts net, at VIM. Hayes.
The Boari of Equalization met Mon
day the 18th. and raised the valuation
of the following properties in the sums
named. John Brown, n mortgage
81, 800. The Elko and White Pine
Trans. Co, on mortgage $3.50. John
Gherardilli, on money secured, Sp4OO.
VIM. Hayes on Goods, Wares and
Mdse. $500 George Kennedy on mort
gage, 1898. j. b. Mathewson on mort
gage SLAB. Mcdonald and Harris on
goods, wares and mdse. $500. Geo.
w. Baker 81 sons on Real Estate,
$500. JOS. Bews on Mortgage, $1,000.
The Osceola Placer Mining Co., on
Real Estate, $4,000. Mrs. w. N.
McGill on Personal Property, $500.
T. Pramunka on Chattel mortgage,
$1,000. John Yelland on Real Estate,
$500. The netting of the Board of
Equalization stands adjourned to the
first Monday in October
Through the Influence of the wo-
}me n of Kentucky, Owens defeated
Breckenridge for the nomination for
Congress by about 1900 plurality. 1t
is now IDENTITY expected that W.
G. p Breckenridge, like all converted
''toughs'' will now serve his country
in the capacity of a national revival
list, and will probably be found in the
future, occupying prominent pulpits
throughout the land preaching high
er standard of puplic morals, and like
the great and noble Sam Jones, draw
his lessons from the sad experiences
of his past career. Wade in VIC. P,
thousands will flock to-hear you; tens
of thousands will honor you and a
grateful public will applaud you.
From the Lincoln County exchanges
we learn that Mrs. Eliza Lawson an
old and respected resident of Phoebe,
was found dead in her bed about nine
o'clock Friday morning the 9TH. The
cause of her death is not positively
known, but it is generally supposed
that she was the victim of foul play,
as marksaWere found on her neck which