The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-11-17
LOCAL and GENERAL NEWS.
The Court will meet November 21st.

Secretaries went home to vote.
F. M. Clark will have large as
sortment of selected Christmas goods
in about the first of December.
The Populiats in the Georgia Leg
islature have introduced bill provid-
ing for tax on incomes.
AllJury cases are postponed to Dec
ember 10th. and all Trial Jurors are
excused until that date.
Eugene Howell, the successful can
didate for the office of Secretary of
State spent several days in Ely this
week.
J. F. Belmont, agent for the Sin
ger sewing Machine Co, SanFlancisco,
was in town several days this week,
trying to work up an interest in his
business,
George Parker of Cherry Greek,
and VIM. Griswold of Aurum, wit
Aesses in behalf of the State i'll the
case of the State against p. T. Dol
an, were in Ely the first of the week.
Twill have a full and complete stock
of Holiday Goods on hand about Dec
ember 1st. Call and examine before
purchasing elswhere. F. M. Clark.
The party given in honor of J. F.
Cupid and family, last Wednesday
evening, prior to their departure for
their future home in Sumpter, Ore
gon was well attended and enjoyed by
all.
p. L. Dolan, who killed Patrick
Green in Cherry Greek on the 9TH,
had his preliminary hearing before
Justice Weber last Monday. He was
bound over to await the action Of the
Grand Jury.
Phoebe Record: The DeLamar Co.
has secured good supply of water in
their well near the Zimmerman site.
The well was driven about $50 feet.
The water rises to within ten feet of
the surface. 1t will be tapped with a
tunnel and run into the pipe from the
Baker well
Nearly all the timber required r
the ew mills on hand at the graded
SITE. Sone of the machinery has been
sLbped already AS fast as storerooms
- I'd other places are finished of which
tR@re are about a dozen, they are
painted brown and The hillside is talk
ing on the appearance Of a town. =
Phoebe Record.
Under the gallant leadership OF A.
G. Cleveland nearly all the counties
of the State have swung back into the
Republican column, and the Silver
party majority has been reduced fro m
1000 to 500. Two years from now
there will not be grease-spot left of
the nondescript political organ cation.
Carson Tribune.
You can get what you want in the
line of Christmas goods at f. M.
Clark's after Dec, 1st.
The ALASKA Treadwell gold mine
paid $3.50, 900 in dividends last year
on ore which milled 1920 per ton.
The total cost of working 220, O43 tons
was ST., SO per ton, leaving profit of
$1,85, which interest and store profits
brought up total of $1,95 per ton.
Walker Lake Bulletin.
DR.. Parkhurst puts his case rather
graphically when he remarks that fight
inA Tammany Hall isn't going into
politics any more than firing cobble-
stones at any other gang of banditti or
driving off "a flock of crows from corn
field or smoking out lot of rats from
corncrib. Boston Herald.
M. J. F. Cupid and family depart
ed Friday morning for sumpter, Bak-
er County, Oregon, where they intend
making their home in the future. Mr..
Cupid has been resident of White
Pine County for the past twenty years
and Mrs Cupid is one of the pioneer
woman of Eastern Nevada. All the
members of the family are well and
favorably known and their many
friends and acquaintance wish them
every success in their new field.
New Fall and Winter Goods con-
stantly coming in. Call and exam
Inc, VIM. Hayes
An imperial decree has been issued,